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The Daily Missoulian., 1911-07-17

Summary Two-base hits--Kibble.
Wood, Devereanx, Orr, Fortier. Sac
rifice flies-Orr. Pendleton. Stolen
base-Iwicker. First base on balls
off Bryan, 3; liummel. ?. Struck out
BY Bryan. 8; by Hummel, ). Left on
hases--Helena. 8; Salt Lake. 6. Dou-
BILE plays-orr to Pendleton; Orr to
Van. First base on errors-Helena, 1;
salt Lake, |. Balk--Bryan, 2. Passed
hall-Baker. Time, Lac. Umpire
Lawler.
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Miners ARE BEATEN
IN DOUBLE BILL
BY LOCALS
MIssoULA TEAM DEFEATS VISIT.
oRs FROM BUTTE IN SUNDAY
E.HEADER
CHANCNON IS THE HERO.
Fast Third Baseman Of Home Folks
Raps in Victory for Scrappcrs in
Opener and Jachs Is Stingy--Seeond
10 Sluggins Bee.
UNION LEAGUE RESULTS

At MissOUlA-
First game: Mlssoula, 2; Butte, I.
Second game: Missoula, 12;
Butte, 4.
AT BOISE
First game: Boise, 9; Great
Falls, 13.
Second game: Boise, O.; Great
Falls, 2.
At SALT LAKE
First game: Salt Lake, 6; Hell
ens, I.
Second game: Salt Lake, 6;
Helena, 1.
Missoula's team left last evening
for Boise, for a ono week stand on
the lot Of the lrrigators. Tho Scrap
pers will not return for three
weeks, playing Salt Lake next and
then Great Falls. Tho Butte team
left on the same train with Mis-.
oula, going to Salt Lake. Great
Falls plays Helena at Helena this
week.
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Ralph Tozor, the Los Angeles pitch,

Ralph Tozor the Los Angeles pitcher
whose salary arm is still under the
weather, has been offered the man
agement of the Boise club of the
Union association; at least the Boise
club has been dickering with the Los
Angeles management for his release.
Tozer Will be of no use To the South
erners the rest of the season Hugh
Kellackey, present manager of the
Boise club. is in bad-San Francisco
Bulletin.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 3; St
Paul, L.
At Toledo-Toleda, 7; Columbus, 0.
At indianapolis = Indianapolis, .;
Louisville, g.
At Mllwaukee-First gnme--Milwau-
kee, 0; Minneapolis. 9 Second game
Milwaukee,, 7; Minneapolis, 10.
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summary. TWo-baSe hits-Spencer,
Devereaux, Pendleton. Homeruns-
Orr, cordtz. Base on balls-Off Byrd,
4; CARRIER, |. Struck out-Byf Byrd, 3;
CARRIER. 4. Stolen bases-Zwicker.
Sacrifice ht-Perklns. Sacrifice fly
lrby Left on eases-Helena, s; Salt
Lake, 3. Double play-Orr to Van.
First on eirors--Salt Lake, l. Hit by
pitched ball-Zwicker. Time. 1:25.
Umpire-LaWler.
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summary FIRST DaSe on errors
Butte. 2; Missoula, 3. Left on bases
Butte 10: Missoula. II; Stolen bases
Dockstader Murray. Changnon,
Thompson ca, Walsh. Roberts. Three
base hits-Roberts. Hannah. Sacrifice
hits--Pcrrine. buddy. Daschbaeh. Rob
erts. Home run--Murray. Two-base
Unsatisfactory, Cummings, Mar
shall. Double plays-Daschbaeh to
Changnon; McCafferty to Oriet to Nc
Cafferty. Hits made--Off Quick, 9 In
two innings: off Remneas. In two
Innings: off Marshall In four in
nings. Base on bails--Off Quick, 2.
off Remneas, 2: off Marshall. g
Struck out-By Cummings, 6:
by Quick. 2; by Remneas, 4: by Mar
shall. l. Hit by pitched ball-Hannah
McCafferty wild pitch-Remneas
Time OF game-1;i0. Umpire--Wright
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Recruit Walks Eleven.

st. Louis, July 16.-'Wildness of the
local pitchers and Bender's effective
ness enabled Philadelphia to win from
St Louis today s to T. Curry, .
Trolley league recruit. made his debut
with the home team and walked IL
men in six innings. Wallace, Austin
and crss figured in u triple play.
Score II. III. II.
ST, Louis ..................... Z 4
Philadelphia ....................S Il .
Batterles-curry, Lake and Clarke;
Bender and Thomas.
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Stolen bases-Butte, 4; Missoula. II.
Murray. 3; Thompson, 2; Changnon.
Daschbach, Roberts, Hanson, Walsh,
Oriet, Dockstader, Mathes, Perrine.
buddy, each.
Sacrifice hits-Butte, 49, Missoula,
13. Elsey, 4; Marshall, Changnon,
Thompson. Raschbach, each; Mathes,
Perrine, buddy, each; Dockstader,
Fries, Hannah. Roberts, McCafferty
Walsh, Oriet, l each.
Extra base hits-Butte, 49,. Mis-
soula, 16. Changnon, Hannah, each;
Murray, s: Roberst. Dockstader. 3
each; Fries, Marshall, McCafferty. 2
each; Daschbach. Murphy, Ortet,
buddy, Elsey. Ramneas, each.
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bases full, two out.
III you'll hit 1t, Chang" piped some
body in the center OF the grandstand,
well name n street after you"
Changnon fouled the first ball Dru-
hot threw and smashed the second be-
tween first and second. Orlet scored
the winning run. The first games
score,
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Yesterday the Scrappers said good
bye to the Mountmen for the season
and the nature of their farewell
greeting didn't call for any "Auf
Wiedersehen" from the visitors, for
the Missoula team took both games
of "a Sabbath double header. Tho
first was a pitchers duel. with the
burly Jachs opposed To the boyish
but willy Druhot. The score of this
affray was to / and the winning
run came In the 10th inning. Jaehs
himself being to blame for the fact
that he didn't win to 0. He threw
wild In the ninth 10 catch Dock
stader off first and the left fielder
made the circuit for Butte's lone tally.
With perfect support. also. Butte
would have been shut out, for Dock
stader got on by an error. Changnon
was the hero of the initial engage
ment, he being directly responsible for
both runs.
The second game was the antthesis
OF the first. the Scrappers finishing
In front, IL To 3, The Joycemen got
to Quick very rapidly and the peroxide
boy was pulled after two innings
Remneas, who had worked Saturday,
was sent In to bear the burden then,
and two epochs represent the time he
stood up under it. Joe Marshall. the
granddaddy of them all and ex -officio
manager of the Miners. then put him
self in the box He lobbed 'em over
for the rest of the game and the
Scrappers went after Joseph for fur
ther orders. Cummings was hit hard
Inn M ~, "a.
In very serious trouble
To recapitulate: IL was an after
noon of baseball that pleased a large
house immensely. The Scrappers have
taken but four games from Butte in
four series and to get two of these in
one matinee was enough TO please the
most bitter defamer OF the Missonla
team.
Changnon Is Hero.
As remarked above, changnon was
the whole works in the first game
which muss was fun of brilliant field
Ing performances and effective pitch
ING. In the first inning changnon
picked the ball 10 the far corner OF
the i3f for a homerun,
There We're no more scores until
Butte Came to bat In what should
have been the last inning. The inter-
venins rounds were brilliant with real
baseball and the stands were clamor-
ing for shntont. Dockstader rapped
fast one TO Oriet and the shortstop
failed to kill his bird. With Perrine
up. Jachs threw wild 10 nab Dock
stader and the ban went SO far that
the fast outfielder scored Perrine
struck out and Fries and Mathes
We're easy outs, but Missoula couldn't
do anything In its share Of the inning
and the game developed an extra Joint
Jachs held Butte safe in the first of
the 10th and Missoula came to bat.
Changnon Again.
There was a bit of dramatics in this
last half Of the 10th inning, the stage
business being such as to pull the
hearts OF the fans up into their
mouths. Ii was tense crowd that
watched Oriet's smash sail out to left
field. Dockstader. for wonder,
dropped IT, trying 10 throw too soon.
Roberts, sacrificed and Oriet was on
third, for he had stolen second. Dru-
hot walked Hanson, deliberately, and
4 struck out Mccafferty. who was HIT
ting for Jachs. The bases were filled
when Murray walked. changnon
4ha
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No less than seven boards of con
elliatton and investigation were In ses
SION recently in Canada under the in
dustrial disputes Investigation act.
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Second Game.

last time this season on Joyce field.
The score of the last game:
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a Business Agents union is being or
sahlzed by certain business agents OF
unions affiliated with the San Francis
60 labor council.
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summary. fiTSl OH effOrS-BOlSe,
?; Great Falls, /. Struck out-By Ma
loney, 6; Manuel, 2. Base on Balls
Off Maloney, 2; Manuel, 2. Three base
hits-Flanagan (2). Two-base hits
Stevens, Case, Prout Huelsman,
Clothier. Stolen bases-Case, Flana-
gan Double plays-Flanaga to Flick;
Maloney to Stevens to Kellackey. Left
on bases-Boise, IL; Great Falls, TO-
Hit by pitched ball-king, Griffin
Passed ball-Shannon. Time-Two
hours. Umpire--Toman.
The international convention of the
theatrical stage employees was held at
Niagara Falls this week.
In one month the free employment
bureau conducted by the city of Port
land, Oregon, obtained positions for
2,l64 men and women.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Az omaha=-Omaha, 0; Denver, 4.
Al Topeka-Topeka, 4;-St. Joseph, l.
Al Llhcoln-L'ncoln. 8; Des Moines,
2 Grain in sixth inning)
AT Pueblo--Pueblo. 8; Sioux City, II.
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Gregg Puts Another One Over.

Cleveland. July lG.-Clevcland de-
feated New York 9 to 2. punching
hits off Vaughn in the sixth. Gregg
held New York to four hits, New
Yorks runs being the result of his
wildness.
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Boston's Only Run a Homer.

Detroit. July 16,-Summers pitched
good ball, while Detroit hit Cicotte
hard and won, 4 To /. Lewis scored
Boston's only run on four-base hit
over left-feld bleaehers' screen. Two
Of Speakers catches featured.
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Groome Weakens in Ninth.

Chicago, July 16.-Groome weakened
In the ninth and Chicago started
batting rally which defeated Wash
lngton today to 3, in the second
game of the series.
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AS 1T LOOKS

Murray and Thompson traded fields
yesterday We don't know the reason
for the switch, but 1t sure was lucky.
Three out of seven from Butte, our
original hoodoos. Three long banzais.
That was a rough leave taking we
gave the Mountmen.
That man Changnon is going better
every day. AS j. Helfrlch so aptly ex-
pressed 1t. he can be elected mayor at
the next election IL he keeps up this
gait.
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Druhot fielded Thompson's bunt in
the first inning In great shape. The
little Butte pitcher plays heady
game all the way through. Carl Is
pitching with n sore arm. but is work.
ing his turn regularly and he Is throw
ing some mighty pretty ball at that.
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Mathes made pretty stop of Orlets
hard swat through Mr.. Druhot In the
second inning. 1t was a pretty stop
and throw.
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hJHTTITHfIN' bUNVH vi VTTUTb-3HTTt
/; Missoula. 2. Left on bases--Butte
3. Missoula O. Stolen bases-Oriet
Hanson. Sacrifice hits-Marshall
omeruns-Changnon Base on balls
or Jach A. off Druhot, 2. Strucl,
out-By Jachs. .; BY Druhot, 8. Hits
Off Jachs. 2 In . innings Time OF
game-Two hours. Umpire-Wright.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-07-17

Elsey, former field captain of thu
Scrappers. was thrown out at frs
yesterday on hit to right field. Hc
sure Is speedy.
The Daily Missoulian., 1911-07-17

Our George Hanson was nipping
them right along yesterday His peg
was sure death. George was nearly
scared to death In the second inning.
however when he was standing lit
tie distance from second and a fan
yelled, Look out" He covered the
ground between himself and the bag
in one jump.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
THE BLOSSOM FAMILY
OR A MUSICAL BOUQUET
Play to he Given at The School
Auditorium at Leslie Friday
Night, November Il.

By the best home talent for the
benefit of the The Woodlands Circle
Everybody come out to see this Bios
som Family The whole family will
be represented except Mr.. Johnquill
Blossom, who has gone to the Klon-
dyke, hunting a fortune The BIos1
som Family is a very fine family, but
the girls all takes after their Pa,
and they are named after posies. This
is the cast of characters;
Mrs. Johnquill Blossom and her
seven girls, Lille, Rose, Daisy, Pansy
Violet, and the twins, Myrtle and Clio
yer. Then there is Juniper, the Ne
gro, and Grandma Elder Blossom.
The curtain will rise at s p. m.
promptly. If you want to laugh until
you hurt within be sure to be on
hand when we begin.
Admission Is and % cents. Re
member the date November II.
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Then Slide Him Through.
Saturday Evening Post.)

(SdJuFQdy ENeHluS foSI'j
When Golf ran against Fleming for
the Governorship of West Virginia
there was a contest that went before
Democratic legislature. The legis-
lature was determined to seat Flem-
ingand did seat him-but wanted to
do the work in an orderly way Con
sequently, for several days there was
speeches, motions, parliamentary OBJ
jections and maneuvers.
One of the State Senators who came
from an interior county, knew that
Fleming was almost certainly to De
seated and wanted it done at once
After several days of fussing round
he got the floor and made this speech
Mr.. Chairman, what's the use OF
all this here speecv hifyin' argutyin
an parliamentarifyin' Amt Fleming
our candidate? He are Then slide
him through"
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

When a woman meets an old
friend her husband asks: What did
she say" When a man meets one his
wife asks: What did she have on?'
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
COTTON MARKET
At AMERICUS


Freezing. weather over the South
was probably responsible for the
awakening of the cotton market from
the slump of the past two weeks.
Future advanced ten points yester-
day, and the gain was held as we'll.
A better market is expected to-day
In the Americas market nine cents
was freely offered for good middling
grades with seven cents paid for the
greater part of the cotton sold
Receipts were 1875 bales, with quo
tations as follows:
The Americas Market
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

The man who lays up somethig
for a rainy day isn't SO apt to be laid
up by it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

It's difficult for any man to realize
that he mas once the prettiest baby
in the world.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

Ever notice that the fellow who
does the most talking about how he
would die for his country lives to
ripe, old age?
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15

Money may be filthy lucre, but 1t
all comes out in the wash.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
\ \ y \ \ \ \ y =
THE WAY IT'S DONE.

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= THE WAY IT'S DONE. =
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Qvy KeIlerman in Life)
We've heard, you know, that Cupid's
bow
Caused men and maids to marry;
His winged shaft would drive one daft,
Twas useless to be wary.
THINKS pretty tale is but a veil
That Cupid has quite handy
To keep each scout from finding out
His modus operandi.
He cries, "Dost spy the arrow fly"
And not a moment later
He springs the things that brings the
ring
That prestidigitator!
Yea, verify, propinquity
Is all there is about it,
A day, an hour, and loves in flower
Real sentiment? ! doubt it.
Oh. swiftly that fatal moose,
Propinquitys dread halter!
For, when it's on, you're surely gone
The next thing is the altar.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
The Americas Market
Receipts in Americas:

1911 1910
Received yesterday :. e.. ..195 15S
Received previously .34,973 POSSE
Total receipts to date, .9516S 21,110
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1911-11-15
The Pity of 1t.

! dreamed a million dollars
Was hiding in my sock,
But ere | could get to it
| was Weakened gy the clock.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
HICKsVILLE.

George Hicks has returned home
from Handley, w. Va. ..
Miss CANINE Hayes visited Miss
Hole and DOVE Pinkerton one ey-
ening last week.
Miss CLAUDIA Holbrook Is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Ranvilla Hicks, this
week.
VIM. Pinkerton has sold his
farm and moved to Boyd county.
Born, to John Holbrook and wife,
on the LIST inst. fine girl, Hazel.
Milton Holbrook attended church
at Caney fork Saturday night.
Ida Pinkerton spent Monday with
her cousins Misses HOWE and
Dovie Pinkerton.
Alfred Young and wife we're at
church on the head of Gait Satur-
day.
Mrs Laura Holbrook spent Tues
day night with Ranvilla Hicks.
George Hicks attended church at
RUDE Adams, on Irish creek Satur-
day night.
Dennie Rice and Ora Wheeler
called at u. G. Pinkerton's Sunday
evening.
Hester Large, who has been stay
ing with Mrs. Kittie Holbrook, has
returned to her home at Pollys chap
ell, where she has been visiting.
Married, at the home of the
brides parents, Saturday, February
II, Miss Nella Triplett, Of Hicks
Vile, to Gordon Kelley, OF Webb
vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Smith are
very low at this writing.
Mrs. Ethel Chaffin and children
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
MT. ZION.

Mrs. J. A. Priohard and little son
Martin, Of Mavity are visiting her
parents at Buchanan this week.
S. X. Harner, who has employment
at Hazard, Ky, is expected home
soon
Allen Ross was calling on friends
at Durbin Wednesday.
Pearl Bolt and lobe Caldwell re-
turned to Louisa Sunday, where
they are attending the X. n. c.
De Queen had the misfortune OF
getting his hand hurt recently.
Mate Black and little son passed
up our creek Thursday EN- route
to East Fork.
Henry Ross, of Bolts Fork, was
on our creek Friday.
Dump Kinner bought a fine
bunch of cattle last week.
Frank Queen and family left FRI
day for their new home at Naples,
KY Frank Miller will occupy the
house vacated by Queen,
Misses Carrie, Eliza, Kinner, Lu'
ellie Ruby Ross, Green Kinner and
Phil Stanley attended church a
Grassland Sunday night
Miss Mollie Caldwell returned u
q
her home Sunday, after a two week
visit with her grandmother.
Dump Kinner was business Wis
itor in Louisa Saturday.
Elder Scott, who is working TO
lW. V. Roberts, visited home folk
Saturday and Sunday. -. ~.
Miss Carrie Bolt Of Folts Forl
is visiting her sister at this place.
Paynter Ross, of Durbin, Visite
home folks Saturday and Sunda!
Charley Caldwell passed dow
, our creek Sunday en- route TO LoI
lisa to attend the X. NC.
Red Rose.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
CHEROKEE.

Charlie Stafford. OF Paintsyille,
spent last week 9TH his brother,
Jim at this pla &C.
Levi STRAIT .enberger moved from
Cherokee to Irish creek last Tues
day.
Joe Patton passed down our creek
last geek.
Ned Polly made a trip TO Paints
VILE one day last week
BON Arlington and Levi Miles
passed up our creek Saturday en-
route to Ashland.
| V. Il. Graham has purchased a
nice Jersey COW. ...... .
NJ. G. Sparks moved to Webb
Vile last Thursday
DR.. c. b, Rice was a business
visitor on our creek recently
Felix Thompson left for Greenup,
Ky. last Saturday,
Sam Z. Moore passed up our
creek Sunday, en- route to Webb
Vile .......
Mr.. VanhOose passed up our
creek last week with a fine drove
of cattle.
Paris Elswlck lost an eye by a
D flying nail head one day last week
Jessie A. Young was a business
lsitor at Blaine Monday.
T. II. BurChett. OF Deephole wa
on our creek Monday. ....
C. W. Cooper has gone to Hunt
, ington with tobacco.
Henry Stuart was here Monday.
Evergreen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
PLEASANT RIDGE.

Several young folks OF this place
have been attending the revival at
Busseyville. ..-....
Most Of the sick of this communi-
~ are better with the exception OF
Mrs. J. w Bradley, who is In a
very serious condition.
Misses Dixie and Leta Simpson,
Of Deephole, we're calling on friends
here Friday.
d. w. welIman was visiting his
sister, Mrs. NJ. Nelson. Sunday.
Misses Nora and Bird Roberts and
Maud Clarkson, OF Little Blaine,w
visiting Misses Lily and Bessie Brad
ley also Miss Georgia Hutchinson one
day last week.
Proctor Diamond, Of Twin Branch
was here recently, ss....
Misses Gladys and Georgia Lee
Haws we're visiting relatives at
Madge Thursday.
George Roberts, OF Little Blaine
was here Friday
Willard Bradley passed through
here Sunday en- route TO John
Large's.
ova Berry was visiting Miss Docia
Berry Sunday.
Morton Mosley, OF Deephole, wa.
here Saturday.
Miss Bessie Bradley was shoppinl
in Busseyville Wednesday.
NJ. Nelson made a business triT
to Louisa Saturday.
Dock Church and family will mol
to a house on Reed Roberts farm
near Louisa.
Misses Violet and Ethel Roberts
Of Little Blaine, we're calling oil
friends here Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Nj. Nelson spent Tuesda,
with Mrs. J. W. Bradley.
John Wellman purchased a fin
organ last week. ....
..'.. Nobodys Darling.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
LITTLE BLAINE.

ArbIe Wallace has been working
for Zol Ball
John Wallace made business
trip TO Louisa Friday, ..
John Carter made a trip to Nit
McKinsters Sunday
Mont Thompson visited friends
recently .... ..
Mrs. Jane Spencer was visiting
Mrs. Lucy BAH Saturday.
Mrs. Bertha Spencer visited
Mrs. Cora McGranahan Saturday
night, ......
Charlie Spencer and wife are yis-
iting friends here from Pleasant
City, Ohio this week. p.
Willie Mead. son OF Mr. Robert
Mead, was found dead In the bed
Sunday and was buried Tuesday
at the + II Judd grave yard
John Carter and Arbie Wallace
and Charlie Spencer made bust
ness trip TO r d. speneer's Mon
day. &C.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
IN MEMORY.

On February IA, death visited
the homo of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles
Atkins and took from them a darl-
ing child 1t leaves father moth
err and one little brother, and a
host OF relatives. Weep not, faith
er and mother, for your little one
has gone where there is never any
sickness, pain or death. Although its
life was short, what glorious
thing it is to think we can meet
our loved one again Jesus is a
friend that never refuses to help
us when we ask him. The child
was sick only a short while. -
The remains we're laid to rest
in the Adkins grave yard until the
Resurrection, then we can see lit,
tie d. H. again.
A Friend.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
STTKA.

Mrs. Martha Jane Rice and daugh-
ter we're shopping in Palntsyille
Tuesday.
Herbert Stambaugh visited home
folks Saturday and Sunday.
Jim Young is on the sick list.
Rutherford witten, who is at
tending school at Red Bush, visit
ed home folks Saturday.
Willie Chandler visited home folks
Saturday and Sunday.
J. B. vanhoose. Frank Turner,
and Nat Bayes went to Winn on
business Wednesday,
Miss Vanhoose was the guest OF
her niece, Miss Fanny Stambaugh
Friday.
Redmond Pelphrey, who has been
visiting relatives here the past week
has returned to Charleston, w. Va
Misses Jane Rice, Susie Mcken'
zie, Dot and Oracle Vanhoose, MIR
Hubert Stambaugh and Cue Me
Kenzie, were calling on Miss An
ma L. Mlddaugh Saturday evening
Mrs. Liddie Stambaugh was call
ing on Mrs. Saddle Estepp Saturday
Mrs. Jack Murphy was calling oil
Mrs. Warren Bayes Saturday.
Mrs. Elizabeth was calling Of
Mrs. Sofa Rice Saturday.
Violet.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-02-24
CAN M rnouInIrrp.

That cities and towns may pro-
hlbit cigarette smoking and enforce
the prohibition by fine is shown b.
a recent decision OF the Kentucky
Court Of Appeals
In the case Of Henry NJ. Hers
berg. the Court OF Appeals has
affirmed the Judgment Of the Knox
Circuit Court, which sustained the
demurrer OF the city to the s5s-
600 damages suit OF HersberE.
which he had filed against tho
city on the charge OF having him
unlawfully arrested for violating an
hnticigarette ordinance
The Council Of Barboursville bad
passed an ordinance providing a.
fine OF from 81 To SIS for the OF
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