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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

There false story going the rounds about Kitty
The soy
bob Brown who In bad health the first Of last season
- would take The active manasement Of the club As
WILL
only that
health. will
direction affairs than usual
Another incident that helped the story when
Bill Nc
the pitcher Bill bought BY the Cleveland Nap last fa
perform
advised waeIst however that neither Mcceery nor Million viii 90
both Victoria
When Bob heard this be made an offer for NC
Creepy The day Bob called
off the trade
Kind Of soft for that league it. getting double
rating population? be
haushty sometimes. doesn't III
In 1896 Mr. Dugdac managing the Danvile club
= the Now York State league and Jack Barry fresh from COLLEGE
ball Dug remembers seeing the
he him since He VIII take his nrst
spring,
talk baseball with the Giant magnate
little Of 100000 population for the six cities
the league and Class
as OF the six close 100000 but
nm million needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
.paseBll Yarns
. By Billy Evans

leading basebalrs
the scout was almost unknown Today the Sherlock Holmes
prominent winning club
the Of tam depends the ability of the
TO the unniaed RheI position aung
travel from coast the
o n games. a
salary SHOULD
q the club
give bonus Like all other positions which
travelling the job is not as easy It looks
Many were picked up In the rough by the scouts
related By scouts Of their dealings with minor league
owdsrs
likes 4ka hit with his employer by getting
player cheaply bossibiA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

and laid claim TO the title. which he
defended nj lis pounds rlnrisde.
iie forced recognition and has beat
en- tho best boys In the land.
Tho wciferwcighs and middle
weight titles are bssxlmg II any.
one ia entitled TO the former u Is
Dixie Kid" lie II probably best
On tho clR~s. but has never bern
credited wlth the title. Tho middle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
Ten MILLION WILL SPEND ANOTHER YEAR
IN NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

President wsts q the Victoria club has been advised the
probability
that sensational ousIds Ten Million he de:ss-aod
the Understanding financial gal
lopIn srcund local
getting Harry
neders
subs In center Joe Jackson almost big sensation
IeftfieId
the East DO not give the other candidates Buddy
Portland
Creole
Furnished them with Ryan, ne will likely craney
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
FOUR BOXING CHAMPIONS
AMERICANS ALL

We have four boxing. champions
IN this country. all OF them actively
engaged In their calling or about 10
become active.
Jack Johnson. Ad wolgaxt. Abe
AtteIl and Johnny Coulon are the
lumiuarics.
Johnson. after money making and
Joy chasing In Europe. Ii expected
to sail for the Antipodes TO pick up
$4,000 for 2o.round workout with
Sam Mcvey. ex.idol OF parisians.
Ad wolgasf " said 10 be on the
verge Of pneumonia. following a sue
cessfnl appendicitis removal: Abe
Alteil IL fighting whenever he aces
real money. and Johnny coulon Is
starting his winter campaign.
Jack Johnsons claim 10 the
heavyweight championship In flaw.
less. He has beaten all the best
men. taking on every one with
claim To recognition. He Ii without
peer. apparently. aud II anyone
can see . heavyweight In HIS claas.
he has better claim TO second
night than any OF the mediums.
Ad wolgast has a splendid pedi
gree. He Is champion by virtue Of
hts toround victory over nattiinr
Nelson. Nelson won from Joe Cans
who took u from Prank Erne. who
became champion when he defeated
Kid Lavignu. The latter won the
championship and elnched Il when
he conquered Englands greatest
lightweight. Dick BnFwe.
-~~~---~-
Abe Attell. most marvellous OF
champions. Is ring wonder. II
was In San Francisco he started 4.
years ago. knocking out boxers one
amer the other. lie fursook the
Knockout buelurss and became 30
clever that he found II hard TO get
an opponent who could give him a
good fight Afsell annexed the
frasherweikhf title when McCosern
grew out Of the class. McGoyarn
and young Cofbotf fought AZ Ice
pounds In Hartford. and the latter
never was the fcatherweiehf cham
pion. AftcIl has fought outside OF
hts class. meeting llxhs~olghts like
battling Nelson. Matt Wells and
others about ~ tough.
Several little fellows dispute
Johnny couIon's claim 10 the ban.
tam title. for boosting purposes. but
none bother him seriously At The
class limit
CouIon fought himself lnto the
championship when frankie Nell
was beaten by Joe nomker. who
soon ontgrew the class. Nell won
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

gddls Msrno. enc u the niftiest
IIohtweIphts ever seen IN action
around this neck o. the woods,
Now Into town Saturday and will
opond . few days visiting his par
oNte. after which Ne will drift down
- California and continue the tight
onsns-
0edis ssys he missed bout with
psokey Mcfarland on account Of W..
No.. He IVES taken sick sitter ne
artieIss were signed, and BY the
tDme ne had recovered. packcy's
datee were filled
o1arino has . nice boest fer Mike
o1obcns. tho ST. Paul welter. who
luse nsw u stlsriup W Ill kinds Of
enthusissm among the Eastern
svssies- Eddie says AeIks 10 I'll that
hoo been cislrned-and then some
mere Gibbons. ne says, Iscks :
rel hard waIlop, but that 10 his
only Wszknesa His footWork ID
boeese TRAN MeFasIand's and when
h eemss to good boxing and ring
Daerslship---he knows Il al.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
ORDER OF EVENTS FOR
OLYMPIC GAMES

fwy Unleed xress Leased Wus0
NEW YORK. Jan. 8.--Offi-
cial announcement OF the or
der in which competition will
be staged in the Olympic
games in Stockholm next sum-
mer, was received here today.
II is planned TO start such
events as football. shooting
and lawn tennis on Saturday,
June q. but the big contests
in the stdium will not get un-
der way until July 6.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

Here's action for Nc LANCER.
Mic claims to hold the coast light.
weight wrestling title. and be
comes pretty close to doing II. but
Lew Davis OF Everett claims he
can put a dent In his claim. His
challenge follows:
Sporting Editor The Star.
Dear Sir: CHANGING over your
sporting page few days ago I
found Nick Langes named as hold.
ing the championship OF the coast.
| have man. Lew Davis. whom I
would be willing to put up against
f.anges and | believe he can best
him In two out OF three. Davis has
beat everything yet and Is well
known In the lightweight class.
would prefer TO put the match on
either In Seattle or Tacoma and
Davis will go on AT 132 pounds.
Hoping that math can bo ar.
ranged. | am yours truly.
JOS. GOLDMAN, Mgr.
Danro NJ Drca m land fonfVhf zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

weight championship was claimed
by Billy Papke. but tho Illinois
thunderboit lost 70 Johnny Thomp-
non and they're all snarllng over
the nams now. It's too bad Stanley
Ketchel csshed In. for during bis
lIfc the championship always had
a defender worthy OF tho name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
TOMAN AND MORAN ARE H|R[l
PRESIDENT JONES MAKES TWO
APPOINTMENTS TO THE
UMPIRE STAFF

(Dy United Press Leased Wisst
PORTLAND. Jan. y.-~F1eidsr
Jones has named two Of the gentle
men nj whom the fans Of the North
west league will hurl burning cpl
thets n few pop bottles. may
be. They are Jimmy Tomap. who
did service IN the Union association
along with Ralph Frary last sum
mer, and "Augle" Moran. The lat
ter worked ln the National league
few seasons ago.
Jones has received word from
Ralph Frary that he would not sign
In the Northwestern. The contract
rendered him was unsatisfactory.
Also Frary has been ordered BY
President Lynch 70 report 70 the
National In the spring,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09
HOW COAST COT AA RATING
QUALITY OF BALL IN NORTHWEST LEAGUE
JUST AS GOOD, AND MAYBE
LITTLE BETTER

)Nsrrun away with the idea. you fans, that Just
because VIC. up here in the little old North
west have class p league rating, while the
good people Of tho Coast circuit have tho dou-
bio A, that there is any great difference in the
article "A ball put out. for there isn't. II there
Is any great difference, Il probably leans IN
our, favor, strange to say, and this statement
is made upon such good authority as Jim Nc
CURE. .Bill LANCE. and other big league
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

the Ute BY beating Harry Fbrbea.
and whom Bowkcr could no longer
make tho weight he had 10 pass his
claim. Couion defeated the 1906
pound champion. "kiG Murphy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-01-09

scouts who ought 10 know the game. II they don't
This rating busncssss proposition OF population pure
and simple unhappy combination OF conditions gives
the Coasters the whip hand And they taking full advan'
age Anyhow ratings handed the different leagues
the big powers according the combined population OF the
cities in league circuit To class B. the population
must be 10000 and &c, class A. quarter OF million more
To get class AA the population must be the combined
population OF A and b. or i7so0oo
Portland belongs the Coast league and its population
can be included in for the Northwest league only
with the permission the southern circuit That's where the
Coast has the whip hand She keep the Northwest
NOTCH she draft from IFS ranks when she
sees fit
Right now the Coast would be willing to let the Northwest
use Portland class rating because the Coast has
the double A. but the Northwest falls about hun
Of the million mark On the other hand the
Coast with their 10000 but little the line, and
good way the double figure but they have the rating
and possession is nine points OF the law
When the Coasters turned in, after limited outlaw
sion years ago, they real chesy and the great
fathers organized ball gave them pretty nearly all they asked
for Among other things. the gentlemen from the said
"Of satisfied with class rating at this
time but should be higher want it, sec
why certainly" said the fathers Anything you want,
gentlemen"
So you see isn't question all OF good ball. but of popu-
lation Just little difference in population and big OF
bluff Thus grades behind friends the Coasters
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vvhst itl

drsds sh1
degrees 81
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Have ycrr Dina oo1eeep
arm Collection ca. ~ u NJ
| Main 616s.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
1. & 7. Annual Social
Dance az ". q ". Hall.

The annual dance given 10y tho
travelling men at the W. q, W hall
Saturday evening was altogether a
most charming and ENJOYABLE affair.
About one hundred guests were pre-
sent to do honor TO the occasion.
Some left the dance hall for the
Quieter pleasures of Forty-two and
other games During the evening n
very enjoyable program was render
Cd among those contributing were
Mrs. II. A. TAFT and Messrs O'Brien.
Lynn. King and others. Refresh
ments we're served during the even
ing and altogether the affair marks
one Of the pleasantest events OF the
sceason.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
COPPER To AUSTIN ON
PROFESSIONAL ~ SINESS

II Il. Cooper left yesterday after
noon for Austin. where he goes TO
argue certain cases from this coun-
~. before the court OF civil appeals.
MIR. Cooper will have occasion TO
deal with four cases during his visit
to Austin and is expected to return
to Amraillo before the close Of the
present week
Returning to Amarillo. Nh Coop
or will make brief stops in Dallas
and Fort Worth. IN connection with
professional business at those points
lie win lose hut !ittle time on this
trip. on account OF his engagements
with the district and county courts
Ia Amarillo.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
ADVERTISED LETTERS.

Advertised letters for week ending
Saturday, January IS. 1912.
Gentlemen's list.
Alday, Harry; Albrecht. Lei
Buntin, r. VI. Baker. Iacl: Palby.
VIII.
Childs Bisnop: Crossett. billie;
Dupree. 4. Ellis
Fox, Sidney; Ford, Carl.
Green, Arthur.
Hey. Emil; IIousouer. Guy Hous-
ouer Nell Herriok. A. F.: Hough.
l.. A.: Hammer, ia J., Hart, Dee W.
Irwin, D. L. C2); Ivy, Rufice.
Jones, Alfred.
Lee, Ben A.. Matador, s. T.. Mat
IS. Gordon (2), Milford. G W. Nam
les. Charlie; Marshall. D. v; Marles
c. G.; Martens, J. S Morton Zean;
Moore, Bynum CO...
Nelson, +. r.
O'Connol, Mike
Paris, VI Henry
Roos, Jonas; Ridlehuber =. D.;
Riesman. Master Wirifred Robert
son. W. f.
Smith Roy Stuhblcfield, r r.
Seamon, Rev. f. Cecil
Thompson, r o.
Whiteman, Chester Waters, Ed
Wilson, A. G.
Ladies List
Anderson, Mrs. ". 2.
Carkrell Miss Jane.
Fowler, Mrs. J. H.: Fletcher. Mrs
Mary; Zimmerman. Mrs Jas.
Graham. Mrs Mayme; Granger,
Mrs. P. r.
Hughle,, Mrs Lizzie Hughes Mis-
Ruth.
johnson. Mrs. Clara; Jernigan
Mrs. James Harve.
Miller. Mrs Elizabeth Moore
Mrs Anne F.; Mcdaniel, Miss Grace
Mcdonald, Miss Mollie; Mcssman
Mrs. John: Moore. Mr. and Mrs. John
Ross, Miss Evalyne
Robinson, Mrs. Knox.
Seay, Mrs. A. D; Sayers. Mrs
Frankie " stone. Mrs Rcoey; saun
ders Mr.. and Mrs. Tralte: Smith
Mrs Ollie: Smith. Mr. and Mrs ~. F
Wilson. Margaret s
City Bakery
NeXiran List
nial Pablo; nominguez, Mama
rim.
Hurtado, Pas.
I Robes. + Dufigen.
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Philharmonic Club
With Mrs. Pickerel.

With Mrs. Pickerel.
Mrs. f. z. Pickerel was hostess yes
terday afternoon FOR the Philhar-
monte club at her home. 1908 Fill
more street. A splendid attendance
gathered promptly at 3 O'Clock to
enjoy the following program:
MODREN DANCES.
Roll call-Compositions OF Strauss.
the waltz king.
Paper-Modern Dances-Mrs. II.
A. TAFT. -
Observation-Disclosures and Health.
The Musical Comedy OF the TWEEN
tieth Century-Mrs. John w. Veale.
Reading and Quiz-'Idyls of the
King" Tennyson-Mrs. II. II. Coop
er.
Piano, four hands. STARS and
Stripes Forever" Sousa-Mrs. Har-
wood ard Mrs. Ryburn.
Piano, Blue Danube Waltyes"--
Mrs. Axtell.
Selected two step-Mrs.
Cartwright.
The question box published Sunday
formed part OF the lesson.
Those present were Mesdames Alex
Harwood. NJ. w. Call. w. F. ANtell,
H. II Cooper. Allie Coleman Pierce,
H. + Cartwright, II. NJ. Russell, f.
VI. Ryburn F. ]. Storm II. A. TAFT,
Otis Trulove, John Veale and Misses
Jean Whittle, Genevieve Stivers and
Alliene RraZelton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

with a large bouquet Of white chrys-
an themums.
All circumstances considered. the
contest between the two women was
extremely close. and many prophe-
eles were heard 10 the effect that
Mrs. Schuyler will win out next year.
One Of the Virginia Daughters In the
convention hall, although the entire
Virginia vote of 226 went 10 Mrs.
White. was heard TO say; Il am for
Mrs. Schuyler. because she Is a big
woman A number OF others
thought the same was as was evil
denced by the fact that most OF the
Northern and Western states cast all
their votes for her. while Georgia.
her native state. registered her en-
tire vote Of 2l2 in favor OF the New
York woman.
A special meeting OF the Fraterna.
Aid Association will he held this
evening at the Odd Fellows Hall,
under the supervision of the State
Organizer, Mrs NJ. f. Quick. All
merhers are requested TO be present.
ST. AIMS Altar Guild will meet at
? O'Clock. at the home Of Mrs. W. II
McKirahan. l1lo buchanan street,
this afternoon and as this is to lie
a meeting OF importance. n LARGE at.
tendance is urged to be present
o
.
Ia Costura Club. announced TO
meet this afternoon with Mrs. f. A.
Johnston, 1901 Polk street, VIII be
postponed until next week.
Mr. and Mrs l.. J. Smith announce
the arrival Of a nine-pomd hoy al
their home. 500 North Pierce street.
o
Mrs F. l.. Adams of Gentry. Ark,
arrived In the city Saturday evening
to he the guest OF her sister, Mrs. J.
NJ. Petty. 1904 Harrison street.
MIR. and Mrs. r :. Thompson and
family have moved back into their
old borne 1t 17O1 Polk street.
o
Miss Maud Lynch has as her guest
az her home in San Jacinto Heights,
Miss Anna lee Ilowren of Canyon
City.
W. A. Blank is making survey
trip over the Santa Fe.
Judge KimhrouFh and L. b Sim
mons are in Plainview on business
trip.
\. u. Anding was guest in
Childrass Sunday, whore he went TO
join his wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Adding re.
turning to Amarillo yesterday
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
Calico Carnival at
First Christian Church.

The entertainment 10 be given "
the parlors Of the First Christian
church Thursday evening under title
of 4 Calico Carnival premises TO be
in every way a most charming affair
Neat little hand bills were sent out
inviting large attendance TO be
present
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

Valdez, Francisco; Valdez, Franco
Packages
Edwards, Mr.. and Mrs, Frank NJ.
Jones, Alfred
Miller, Mrs. Mollie.
Smith. Mrs. Frank: Smith, Mrs J.
p Snider Mrs. Frank
Talbert, Mrs. Ruth.
Wright, II r., Williams, Mrs. C. T..
Parties calling for above please say
Advertised and give date of list
W. n. INGERTON. Postmaster.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
Mary Jennings Circle
Viii Mis- IiillinpslN.

The Mary Jennings Circle met Sat
urday afternoon at the home of Miss
Clcmma Billingly. lllC Fillmore
street. The usual routine Of business
was transacted under the director
ship OF Miss Ella Ozier. Delicious
refreshments were served to a large
attendance The next meeting Of the
Circle will be announced AZ later
date
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16
ErichtfuI Polar Winds

blow with terrific force at the far
north and PLAY havoc with the skin,
causing red. rough and sore chapped
hands and lips that need Bucklen's
Arnicl Salve 10 heal them. II makes
the skin soft and smooth. Urrivaled
for cold sores. ulcers. cuts, bruises
and piles Only % cent sat An arillo
Drug Store.
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FOR SALE-Restaurant. only restau-
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other business TO attend TO reason for
selling. Call or write F.. W. Putnam.
Tulia. Texas. 63.7p
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Circl,~ 10 Hold
Joint Meeting.

Circles H., c. and F. OF the FRS;
Baptist church. announced to meet at
various homes have been called In
and n joint meeting will be held We'd
nesday afternoon, at the home OF Mrs.
W. II. Fuqua. 400 Polk street, at :
O'Clock A full attendance is urged
70 be present.
The very large cities and a few
smaller ones have succeeded in cs-
tablishing the English afternoon
tea" little event in the day dis
timely set apart from all the rest.
The necessity of the other meals each
day robs them somewhat OF the plea
sure and co.iness OF the afternoon
teo. After the matinee or after n
cold trim TO the shopping district
nothing is more comfortable. or GEN
timely enjoyable than 10 sit FOR 4
few minutes rcst and converse over
tsSsteaming tea cup In the larger
city. tho luxury and care devoted Co
n.y. room hv the l1rre department
riorcs AMI candy nar'crs Is reward
Cd hv n generous Gathering every az
,orrocr NJ Informal little rroufs
IN added pleasure Of the afternoon
tn is the absolute freedom from cN
acting cos,um'rg Tailored 80
or thc moro droesy calling costume
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

WANTED-Roomer who wishes TO
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after supper. 63-Sp
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When In need OF some one to carry
note, a present, a parcel or make a
delivery OF any kind Ring ll3. we
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Pierian Club
Meeting l. Postponed.

The meeting OF the Pierian Club,
announced for Thursday afternoon,
has been postponed on account OF
the death of Col A. G. Royce.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

FOR RENT rooms for light house
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well furnished; convenient. Call al
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Too had to come to town? Their
just phone 1871 or 1901 and Dickson
OF Amarillo Drug Store will see that
YOU get your wants. 62-9,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

Streets are likely to be impossible
10 teams in a short time. Good idea
10 order your coal now. Kenyon Grain
a. Coal Co.. phone IS j3-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

The scene that followed the read
ing OF the result by the chair RI
vailed. In volume Of noise and cheer
ing. a good-sized political conven-
ton. The winning candidate was
called TO IN. floor, and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter. showing that she was a game
loser and bore no feeling toward
any one. begged for permission from
the chair TO escort her successful op.
ponent 10 the stage. Amid the wild
cheering OF the whole body OF dele
gates, which was now on its feet and
yelling like mad. both women mount
ed the platform. and Mrs. White re-
sponded with n graceful expression
OF thanks for the great honor just
bestowed upon her.
when | came here 10 attend this
convention" she said. II had no
idea that ] would be considered for
this high office. But later. when
my name began 70 be mentioned for
the place. couldn't help wishing
that II this honor should come 10 me-
II would come 10 me In Richmond.
the city that Is so deeply associated
with the spirit OF the Confedcracy
and with our organization " She
nror'ieed ho- loyal service 20 tho
United DAUGHTERS and 70 all their
aims 81 the conclusion ~ her
srceCh she was presented with flow
crs by tho Tennessee DELEGATION and
Nv tho Colonial Danes ana Womau's
frf,.l.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

Oysters, fish and poultry as well
as choicest cuts OF beef and pork
always az our market. Griffin Gro
Gerry 5l-tfc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-01-16

Hurry mp. .Ga meet him at the
gate; It's p. u. Q. MESSENGER Boy;
they are never late--Ring ll3. l9-tte
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We guarantee our coal quality
and weight Better order today.
KENYON Grain a Coal Co, phone rs.
53-tfc
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Meningitis. We have all the pre-
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FOR SALE-20 s G. r. |. Red cock
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irst closed \ G. Parr q Son. 1905
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WANT ADS. TOO LATE TO
CLASSIFY.

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