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Plank Saves Day for the Athletics
by Checking HiNt0ps' Great Ralv

went to the knoll. He Tanned the misAty
Cree. Egan dropping the third strike.
Cree was out under the rules. but Sim
mons made . foolish break for sscoad
base and was easily mailed. ending the
Jane.
The Athletics needed oil the runs they
scored to win. They shook up CAi.wsf
for seven runs In the frst inning and
three In the second. Then Shears, Q
ieft-hander. came on. and he wa also
hit hard. Derrick and Egan, sscpnd
string men. did some terrific clubbing.
Derrick took he place OF the injured
Barry and made three robust hits. ono
. triple. The three-baGger came In the
first with the bases full. Cald well had
walked Mcinnes purpossay to take =
chance on the utility man. and Claude
rsssntsd this slur IN hds batting abeiAty
by whaling . triple. It looked like oooe
3udsmant on the part OF Caldwell. -
only n man WA out and the oase -
XoInnss hNed the bssss.
Ugan eAuGht . Ueat Oame. Dahsr
and Murphy also did soms mishty aN-
ting. o>mmons lsl ~ xIlUhlaxdsr bats-
man with four hats. while Zian maAs
three. Street atArtsd bshtAd the bat.
but retired In favor Of WNhAmn, Who
snaashad hts hngsrs In the seventh. 90
Fisher dnishsd the samA In che sixth
ShortstOp Martin bsuams III ana SIM
none was switched to short. NGeCon-
nell going to hrst.
Harry wlslvsrton wui use Ford eo-aay.
while Plank will pitch Tor the wurid
J c~hAnlUaens.
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New York Americans Display
Gameness by Wonderful
Ten-Run Squirt in Ninth.
Philadelphia. May =.

Philadelphia. May l.
VVY HLE the Highlanders lost yes
w terday. their sensational rally
In the ninth inning. when they
scored ten runs. gives an Indication Of
their bravery. The only thing that saved
<he Athletics ~ wise old Mack hen
ne ssnt In the veteran Plank. The score
was IS to 8 when the H~ighlancers took
their turn at the bat In the ninth.
The Athisttcs, sssing = big lead. de-
cidsd "a see what 9aimon, the Princeton
southpaw. could do. He was very bad.
and with three runs home and the bases
Gull. Ru0s,l tsok his place. One Wa
cut. Catcher Fisher singled And - did
pisuhIhittsr Danss,s. Three more. runs
eoorsd. W fer the second time In the
iunins. xinn walked. hllinG the hases,
Then NsCennsn. wAp went 70 arst best
u ths Afth inning. Smots . clean triple,
Wp<ying thA bases. simmons singled,
scoring Mcconnell.
This made ten runs. with only ons
nut and wfsa on,y three more runs "a
tie. Plank he'd been rushed out and
sftsr tosanG about ave w5rsnup bAili
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cersy was OF good material. According
" ne straightway took the Missouran
unoer his wins and began tea III him
the nne points Of the game and almost
Immsdiately the BIG fellow began TO ais.
pay . Improvement. He IL stiil
traintn0 With Charge and Manager Nc
carney 10 % we'll satis6sd with the way
tninse are going that he announced to-
white man In the world. MoCsrnev n.
cIsses thst the name Of Luther NcCarty
Vii ee . household word eli over the
united States In less than q year,
" bOw wbrh cent Carl Morris 10
Oohvion last MUht was q umaahinx
seeht swing 70 the mouth. There was no
ooSaa dec,ara4ion % the knoceout A.
me promotess he'd proWlsed P~rosscutloG
attorney J. II. Mason before the hgAt
that there would b. no counun9 ar.
~ the k~nockdowns. but che watches
81 those ~ sfngSids allowed Morr4s had
eesn down fourteen seconds when Ref.
the neht.
Tbs big hsavywsashts entered the r4ns
at , o'clock. both bsiug evsn An oya.
Sion. Awaiting the tap Of the xone.
norris sat In his corner chewing gum
In an uneoncsrned way. McCsrty he'd
worried look. feeling his future de-
pended on the outcome. When the two
nsn sheok hands It was apparent that
Morris had his opponent bettsd IN
Weight oy forty pounds.
prosecutor Mason. who coupled q ring
side eset. aross when the last blow
vas delivered and made an effort To
call the referee 70 him Ia I o the bout.
II was ~ late. Nevis had already
SSso down . full fourteen seconds. He
Wa out.
Aftsr the boat Norris gave out q
statement In which ~ claimed that he
wss not Aassd BY me blow delivered 10
me mouth. Fs claims he Understood
there Wa 10 be count OF the ssoonds
n VA only waiting 10 resume the bout
~nen the rsesFss declared II ended.
xeeCArty. whs 70 twenty years old. II
0sac0ca1ly - unknown. He 10 being
1Aeassa by BILLY Mccartney. . widely
onown AGht pgo0eter. whs intends
eAtinG the hsavywasht East IA the
vsty near future.
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NO MONEY FOR "soxERs."

Phil cross and Young Hickey, the 70
cal Ashtsrs. furnished such = tasus nix
round bout at the show Of the Eleventh
Ward A. e. OF Newark. N. j.. that the
ohicials refused TO pay them any nsney
Tor their services. Referee sammy Kelly
warned the nghters heversi times h cut
iooas and 10 some hghting. but ~ they
psid 40 attention TO him. he allowed
them to boz the six rounds and ct ths
finish Of the bout made the ahnounee-
nsnt that the club haa lsciAeo net 4
ny them. Cress IVES % have received
- 80 Hisssy ~
The evening world., 1912-05-04

Expsrts confidently predict that every
record above the tsn.mlis mark will fail
during the nfteen-mile worlds cham
plonship race ~ oaauc Part Tomorrow.
Their reason - that the entry list shoWs
tAs nanse u the greatest distance rua-
ners In the world. Prominent among
snem ere Al shrvbb and Woods. Of EnG.
land; q. Ives. France; svanbers. Hws.
den; ousal. the present worid's cham.
pton; IengboAt. Canada; Red Crooks. Of
rali River; Nisnsnsn. Finland; Harvey
Cshn. Of the rnsh-AmsrioAA A. c.;
Trent. the colored runner; Nm IAs. Of
boeeea. and several others Of ciass,
Other a~ttrActions at the park "a. NOR
~ VIII DO . hurling match between
kitksnny rnd Limerick and q OAsiic
teothall same between Kerry and KIN.
date for the American chsmpionship.
This makss the programme oMs OF the
nnest ever offered at Celtic PARK.
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J0HNS0NFLyNN
JULY 4 FIGHT
PRICES ARE SET
If You Care to Make Trip to
Las Vegas, N. NJ, You Can
Get In for SO.
BOXING SHOWS TONIGHT.

At Fairmont A. C.-Jimmy Nitchen
70. Tom Befgin OF Lewiston. Ne.
At Brown 0vmnasium A. A.-Davs
Morrison W. Battling Carrajat.
At 81. Nicholas A. C.Johnny Lore
W. Eddie Kelly.
AZ Liberal 4. c.. Staten Island
Tom Dorsey VI. Battling Folsom.
At 0owanus 4. c., Brooklyn-
Sailor white ". Andy Norris.
Al Royale A. c.. Brookiyn-Packey
Bradley W.. Young Brown.
At Sh1rkey A. Chilly West. W.
Honey Melody.
Al National A. c., Brooklyn
Harry Tracey w. Tommy Calvin.
At olympic A. C.-ReG1Nar Satur-
lay bouts.
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PUTS MORRIS OUT
AND Wins FAME AS POSSIBLE
SUCCESSOR TO JOHNSON
Oklahoma Giant, Backed by Millionaire to Win
Heavyweight Crown, Has Career Cut
Short in Six Rounds.
McCayly Is Next Heavyweight
Champion, Declares McCayne,
BY BILLY MCCARTNEY
manager q Carl AAsrr,s's censueror).

ePRINoFYEfD. No. Nay A-lNtha MoCarty. who Knocked mi
Carl Morris IN the aEth round. II the next f~avyvs,sht ohampion os
the world. He 10 out twenty years Of age stands six feet four inches
ana 70 the truest hitter I have ever seen In action. There 10 nothing Of
the swsisl hse1 asoat him ana he = . n apt pupn. He owes his present
emdsncy to Jn Clarke Of PAfadeiphts. who has been hsi nstructor ami
adtssS ever anes the pir met In q ten-round bon, hMrrl last Decens.r
0sosrty At che time was . raw recruit and Clarke shsdM him AZ "A.
time C1erss cav great Oossi6nties IN the future for n hr r.mov :.
~ met Al Ne enc knsw Sstsr than myself the good Clarke cou,o do
A0carty aud ] hooked the pair Of thsm up. His Improvement =. n..r
marvsnoss He . to NAV un1sr the caro- Of CiarAs In a boxinr v.v
He b Open to uest any Waite man IN the vora an n
ncCarty WI soa bs . h0ssholA word.
The evening world., 1912-05-04

EEsss'srs. ~. ~ The as:;ssso.s eHASs
w aSaing me Los bisnd Athistics. Tvs Qdssts
sSt aasthes smstsw. ieem viii hook w IL lhs
sariy ssns. u LID y. NJ.
n. hAs hsn found necessary TO male . eAsss
T. ~ "a %s'' f : ,; = n', SOUTH s 2ssl; ss''is ~;
q NJ NJ A~cshassys.. Oh, RYDER whl y Ns
~ sssrssnissd lenssats IDo.un. teen vAl
iOuchiia Oval, jacobsen ssrs< sal kinsAal7 eve
ps, -hooklyp. The preliminary ssss WI shr
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Klaus and OiAon Put Up Most
Embarrassing Battle At MadI.
son Square Garden.

Son square 0aroen.
c''yTsA'' ';Aa; I. r: H., ~: r,saA'a''s o.
RANK KLAUS and Jack Dillon
met last night Ut the Garden
A. C.
TSst's shout ell hey dId-thev just
mex.
~ wrestling match the AFFAIR
vas hardly up 70 the standard sst ~
0stsh and Hackenschmidt.
Yeu sss. II vas this way: klaus
and Dillon got inte the ring II 10
e'elsck and began counting up the
house. That took oil Of three Or
four seconds.
Right there the fighters became q
little weak IN the knees. They fairly
tsttsrsd ~ they left their cernsrs
VIA Jes DuAn rang the bell.
klAus va all right. At Any rate.
- had . guarantees. But Dtilep wee
ioghtiAs y esrosataOs ealy. Dillon
Hooked more wsrrisd than Klaus.
TAsy Gene y the nl6dls q ~
SlaG ss1 sBshsvssd hsrd lseks-nst
Hard hssaA~ Just hard tesaD.-
TAsy sssAanGsd hard lesks aest
~ the tine during ~ atst fsual.
New and then sas q he ether isd
u . sert u. ~ sVeleoseie. siAt4hie-
a-suu
somethinesa+hsoea st Way.
Asssr tAsg vasus1 = . little Kiaus
llsssa rvaa1W asl llssiag iate Dill
loa's slsoaeA viii ieDh aaa ylGAts.
uoIlea - hr Sseost Ainssk - 10
s1basb klsus ssuarsly on TIE dial
ouPeeal timea.
Dat eeaus hAs enc Of those ~hsaapisoss
.tAst sae esssn't sssA - carry insss.
49, y. ~ pushsA II 10 a0inse ntl.
teoV Usashes - ~ tapulas a ~
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aRooe1 psseutlagiy - The rseersA
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oAaa - wasn't hetAthg he was tsssk.
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- put - tAs msving ~Dieturss." KisU
swung. sAsse1 aad s!sDmsA into The
fspss.. WAY asa't ySu snseh him evss
> eeessr' enestee ~ saasry.
~As.-N go -
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vhe - Aevs,e,e1 inte = 49,
Mo- oshtee. rave Eine 4 0orcs - 1ns
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BOSTON. Nay <.-ISandy Ferguson 81 ChA~ra
vos the dsctsiou In . ten .round bout with Sailor
W,its " New YORK. Ferguson KNOCKED White
down In the fint pund and hal him on the d.
lsasiss nGss d the fight.
The evening world., 1912-05-04

put - en- ~ ~ aSaAa - Z ~.
esaeG est ~ 3asno. a 4 wAs M
eaiy GhaaaA.
ZEE li1n't teal s>rsaG enough. bow
evse. ~ As eouh aSe win. - ~ shook
hAnda aAo W. eaytng Geedhy Whsa
Ne oeAs ave saseheP liza aAA knesked
~ ~ or feet. ! ~ scout - Jump
cvsssoasN when I w~s bit Of ne assA
70 what ! thought was . steamer shair.
ss1 ] fsii u . aass e wrsosACs-ropss.
ssslss a. l~sArts-AnA I ssnsmbsr the
6fasuity haa h ~sxtrioaung myself.
- ~ laos aaA tsst were bruised.
SDut when I GOT dear I look two or
Uges stsDs Anl Aived hAeA asst. Jhis
was foolish. but Il vac force Of hsbit
that nAAs ~ Give rethsr than jump,
TortvAAtely lt1A't strike anyshinu
when ] Hvs1. anA whsn ] came W. In
spite Of The ssasatten Of nuuAing cole.
] swan swsy ftsm the boat - sase - I
eeual. oAiy M ysaS : he'd essesessl ny
sulmniAS With lessons from 0us ound-
stsUn 81 the club. ahd never until that
momeus do ! realise that ] wal such Z
e0sa9 swtaass. I wee pssAsps a
s>uAtA - . mile svsy uhss ! turned
40 80 tSs great hull s1nk. just b.
ters The aAsi pkaAgs ! say . great mum.
~ q passsagos IN To stern thrown
INTO the cir. thsa shD down into thu
Ousav deothe. NM 60 terrible yeli.
heps IN svimmipO N The dayk o. vel
. I could. ~ ooms wreckags. empty
barrels. unable 10 support my weight
Ssshaps halt On heur later ! osms Spes
. oells psihle beAt. hale svemssesd. Wttt
1 aAnkA sSs~0RVA nAAAl~ aA~AAl~A 1. a
NH ne watsr w 10 thsir hnsss."
~. Hhs,as was supported On ths cub.
0srGeA boat. vita the ethssa uAti
0tek1A w ~ . ISteAic ueseoat - Aay
beest. But u It hadn't been Tor II,
lSle - : sH!.ni1y issesns u.
WAee1 rVsf wouldn't have had . ster'
- 49,
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nressahaH Taken ~ Hospital.
ST. LOUIS. My 4.--RoGer B~rsfAhAn. man
egss Of the lceai team VI the Nstt0pal Bsssba
lsagvs. has been ,ahea 80 . hospital siffs lug
from inc'pieni pntuuouia. bressahsn ontfact~i
Q severe cod before the team wso< IN .'ltSbuuh
asd assra,<td matters by dissting his men on
vet Heidi In that city and 10 Chicago.
The evening world., 1912-05-04
Broadway and 9th St.
AMuogMgNrs.

=. sei ssi;.. 49, s::.. ss'ia : u! c;s'|es Az
The evening world., 1912-05-04
HURLEY GOT MS START
BY BEATING BULLY"

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$3.50 !: -. Ne" !. 1:::'s's:s; ~
: q: ~ Y !, Co.. ~ Ill., i. ..::; (:
-: = ~ = !. 9: ....:::; " 7;
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De ::ss' = J: s . 49, 4 q q! sc S:- i e: s, assS:
The evening world., 1912-05-04
Sweeney Oussoses Rrssmahss.

! New YORK wsr rs decision Over. Tcpny Bissns.
s:s.a., "a: :st : : |. ''xa's:sss' = { .: ":.S i
the zen rc,ssh. rns E~AssSe's ksh elo.s teal
:s:.s 9. a.'ssSaf'1:i ' s::s - z; C: g
The evening world., 1912-05-04

~ ssVta ~ ~
Luther McCarty. . Missouri
led not vt on enough 70 vote.
~ acsoes ne Astic horison to-day
IsskiAg liks enc whs WIN IN tims b.
eeUs the heavyweight champion Of
he world. The reason II his decisive
victory over he original white
Hops." Carl Morris, who he sAnt to
6reAolaAl IN the sixtA roand OF tAeir
encounter 1t Springfield. NO.. last
night.
N0erts from me West are that ne
0UAt tens 81 Missouri are srsussA - Q
high Dltsh 81 enthusiasm over the -
marksels sAewins made BY yeung No.
carthy - svsrysss who cav the battle
o. soas % ~ previous 1suts bsiisvs
the ysueoDtsr has the Aea4ne Of .
great doAtsr. His defeat % Carl Nor
ris 10 . sstAbls y - To- . long time
the oAlaAe0a RANT . leeAea upon
- the ~ whs would tsbs the msas-
urS Of Jask JsAnssa. and 10 A~svslsDlug
him his nltiieoaisA taaRsf. vfsr. has
vent the0sas1s OF Aellars. II 10 me-
tsbls ala bssouss Whils Norris has
asRsssd 6eesat ksesrs he never teek the
count even In his sorry nAh vtsh jim
Flynn sast fAil
M'cANTx. TWgMrv vaARo oAo,
ONLY a oeotkeegR
01ecArtx. wts 49, sssn N shv ashaaag
game ut . VERY tsw 0saeas. " twenty
ysass s,d. but . very giant In build. He
H. . feet : isabsa ip Asieht. wsN Ureeor-
toned. osa1iy OuBs.s1. but very ssiis
" 1U1te - ~ OaoGSo ezpseleacs. rus
he has . panon y evidenced by the fsst
that hs won ten II his twelve asits pre-
vssus 70 hst nieAt's sattis with hneSk-
49,
1Niy NsOArasv. Nocartu's msnassr.
y vsry ssnAosak b als AsssrAea nat
~ mAs WiA - ~ osxt heawyWelsAA
sAAoDeee. TAsrs - nssAiaU ID tss .
csss 10 has ALREADY aktathsA said No.
cafAay. tha4 has cauAuA ths ysungstsr's
he'd 10 swell. and no fully ssaiiHss that
u spats Of the GhtAty - hes shown
there are stni many ooints Of the game
NH WeioA ~ = aooNa1n4eA- He
d walSag end anHsons 10 ieasn snl hes
ogoved - apt puoAl.
The euceaes already aehisvea By ~
Carly 10 due principally TO Jefs Ciarks.
Of p~hlalelohia. They fou0ht 10 nprins-
NM lest DecauAer aAd altheugh the
Woee Oupeg1anao1 OnAvto Woa over his
~ eopeAen4 IN poln1s - Nm that -.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
SAYS YOUNG SHOULD
Be TAUGHT ROMANCE

o. Associated Press
Cleveland g.. rur- fl THE als
.gi romance is NOT dead On .hs rol-
tiary. ali the romance OF pa-f ag.e
Ha, been preparation for the golden
axe thar is promised by the advocates
and promoters Of public recreation 10
American cities The delegates at
tending the session, 0f the National
Conference Of Charities and Core
lion we're told This even By Joseph
&c. Of Boston. in an address on Bows
Girls and Rhythm. that the problem
before ftc cities Is the meeting OF
boF- and girls that if b. q problem
NOT OF evil bui Of good. Of hoa 20
keep 'hI- great budding force ~ MAJ
ture fhe mutual attraction OF the
ssoe. f1 JOS natural task 81 producing
strength and beauty instead OF H-r-
hitting 10 20 20 20 waste and Hur,e
ON. V1E said Mr. lee b. rho
promotion OF romance Girls are q.
ready sufficiently romantic nr' bOt-
should read Scott and Lorna upoua
while -fIl young enough 10 tat"f.em
seriously \1rh.nl makes rb. grDss,r
r' ASSURES aupra. more FLAT aud faG.-
Nan rDman'. ideal Athletic
constitute sexual expression con.
Temporary form of oh.yalrt which Us
imHIt 'h. id"altlatjpu of tha sexual
relation All art b. party SEXUAL
Sing.u. especially is love. native
language and must b. brought back
from the professionals into our daily
lite Dressmakng from praNiiries
and Bottic"ll down 10 Worth Is the
art not OF hiding bu' Of revealing
beauty and should bo taught ~ ala
girI. zoo thaf Intention The danger
loo our dance halls and boz any art is
Boz ff, TOO simple ryfhm which acts
like alcohol as au auaesiheti. rr-
Taxing pa, convention inhibuIous put
ting conscience to sleep Safety j.
boo 'He active the orrat'N. 100 fhr .'-
for more vorthily 10 present un d.a.
nt beauty Even r1oue'r f0.
frankly Developed arr of sr, affrs.
ton CAS- seem for instance In "a
Scotch song or au Irish dance
safety. not danger Social daurua
when we'll done aimed a. q mus.aa
ideal is satisfaction more than au
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15

For programs and beautifully IL
Illustrated literature free Of cost re-
latIng 20 the Great Colorado Chautau-
qua al Beautiful Boulder" and nu-
merous splendid. home-like and. not
unreasonably expensive resorts
throughout Wonderful Colorado and
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Glisson. General Passenger Agent. -
The Denver Road Fort Worth.
Texas Little vacations In these di-
rections are ALWAYS Voth more than
they cost. lS2-tDC
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
PECOS VALLEY MEDIC5
IN SESSION At CLOVIS

CLOVIS. Is st. June 3 Iae Pc D.
Valley Medical Association "a .u -rs-
s.ou iu fhls rIty. having met yester-
daj afternoon no O'Clock Promptly
~ the hour named for opening DR.
Yater oil Roswell took rhe chair aud
allied the association 10 order aud
called on Res + y Galloway. pastor
ID The First Baptist church OF CLOVIS
foE PRAYER After the Invocation.
DHy Aft0ru.5 4 ~ HO1keu1uII rep
-s-ufIus Mayor D. 4 Hart deli."r-
"a au address % welcome on the part
% ne citizens Of Clovis lu his adj
dress ATTORNEY HoOkeubuII commend
rd fhr bravery pi 20. mem aer- of tHe
Association Iu coming 10 Clovis a.
H.s time Ahen The papers are 30
5000 ID. blood 3ud thunder stories rOu-
..uus race riots aud local d.-fur-
Dances I.r assured tho delegate.
.oarger. tuat thr usual tranquility
.larte s. a.a ar1" 10. au.o. Clovis Is
.U.. us-H entertain goo fear ie
."-'I Dos .''H. ''a'.. --
.aIl .. taru.na o.. f.
F.. ''H.....''. '"'. 'N'' 'N'''' '
freely '' ''''.-
GODS a'. .-'...''.l mos. ".'. .'''
.a.' .'.-. '''i' '''''
..H address '". '''''N'" '' q "''u
' welcome '5 Df va" N'"''" %
LOWS "1 ''' par 'I 'h' '"'''
''."'F ''''''' N7''. '''''' - '''n
'arsr addresses bf l'''I 'I "''"'.'
responded 'n N"r'l VET" ~ > " ''''"
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'Hd 'H' ''''"NiN- topics "''' '''
~"a "s TOO gentlemen "'''''
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h '.'t. '''-. H--.'" '. ~
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' '.au.. and "."'t.
It'.".H rover i'I '''''N'' '
."| +. 'r '.I.fmaH
Inpt'ma hf ''l"'I '..
p. .' |'N Amen
...' '.N'n' Tor supper
.'m" Practical POINTS on 'h' ...'..
m'n' 90 tuberculosis br "''.N'"'h
Discussion 'l pr l''"soh
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-06-15
HOSTS ARRIVING
FOR CONVENTION
Chicago Already Astir with
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-25
.AYHAWKER JOTS

And the Liberal News calls 'em Bull
Moosters.
Another noticeable improvement of
late. to the mind of the Lebanon Times,
is that they raise fewer turnips and
take less trouble in trying to make
them edible.
Methodist mention in the Ross
vile Reporter says: when the roll Is
called up yonder I'll be there, maybe
depends on whether we get around to
roll-call down here.
1t occurs to the Burlington Independ-
ent that if the farmers read all the
campaign literature with which they
are being flooded by the various parties,
they would indeed have little time
to prepare for winter.
Political wisdom from the Lebanon
Times: Many people take politics so
seriously that they really figure in case
of a certain candidate being elected
they will not have to work This may
be true with the professional politician
with a pull but most of us will have to
toll along at about the same old gait,
regardless of the results.
A dozen years ago, as the Wakeeney
News remarks, the average farm boy
was appea led at the intricacies of a
wheat binder, and would hardly under
take the adjustment of the simplest
tools Now most of them are capable of
taking an autom obile to pieces and as
sembling it, and talk learnedly of diff
ferential gears, planetary and selective
transmission, carbureter adjustments
and the usual lingo of the motor en-
thuSiaSt.
Some of the interesting news reported
by the Ogallah correspondent of the
TregO County Reporter: Two of our dis
tinguished citiz ms on the north side
had a disagreement Friday but relieved
most of the strain with verbal calls
themes and avoided sanguinary cas-
ualties. The geese and cranes
are flying south but from the number of
rental properties being vacated it looks
like some of our citizens were going
straight up.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-10-25
GLOBE SIGHTS
RY THE ATCHISON GLOBE.

Nearly every grandmother believes a
trained nurse is overesumated-
AS a man grows older, he prefers TAX
ing his thrills in motion picture form.
There isn't as much going on as the
boy who has to stay on the farm imagires
he is missing
Those engaged in Scattering Sunshine
should remember that no bore can ac-
complish that end.
Neither can girl prove she is an aristo-
crat by being too proud to carry pack
ages in the street.
Lots of people manage to conceal the
fact they have money until the bargain
counter is reached
Usually the platform Of the defeated
candidate is the only one that shows up
we'll after election.
Bill Bowen: You are never as busy
as you think you are" Once in a while
Bill announces a sound truth.
1t is a good deal easier to shift the
credit of achievements than to Sidestep
the responsibility for your blunders.
When a man wears a diamond, he is
apt to excuse his vanity the theory
that diamonds are a safe investment.
Link Preston is always saying: Take
it from me-" although everybody knows
Link hasn't anything TO take from.
Among the early disappointments of
childhood looms the fact that father
didn't engage in the confectionery bust