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Willie Shaw Says Every NOZZLE
Family Has String of Rae
ing Thoroughbreds There.

A RACING country OF which Amerl.
~ can followers of the sport know
very little to-day enjoys the SER
vices of one of the brightest stars OF tho
saddle that the United States knew be-
fore fhe sport of kings was chased from
these shores. The star Is Willie Shaw, one
OF the greatest of jockeys. The country
lucky enough to see him in action now
adays Is Hungary. Shaw Is at present
in New York on his annual holiday.
Willie IS enthusiastic over the status
OF racing In his present field. asserting
that In Hungary at least the racing OF
thoroughbreds is carried on principally
for the sport itself. betting being
minor feature. Practically every noLlr
family In tho Kingdom maintains a
racing stable. and while the class OF
horses does not compare with that Of
the French and English thoroughbreds,
the greatest interest is displayed IN
their performances. Curlously enough.
also, third and fourth rate horses figure
in money worthy of the efforts or the
best horses In this country when racing
iourished here.
Tho stable / am with" said Shaw
to-day, is that or Prince fonenione.
The past season he had thir.y-fve horses
in training. and at both Budapest and
Vienna we we're very successful, al
though 1t was not as good "a season for
us as the previous one, when there were
sixty-fve horses carrying the Hohenlohe
colors There are no American bred
horses in the stable. most OF the stock
coming from Germany. During this
season our winnings amounted 10 $4,000,
the largest purse being the Koenig and
Elizabeth prize OF $1,000, in which rode
the three year-old mare Laadluft."
shaw said, while there Is betting at
both tricks. both the bookmaker and
pari-mutuel methods being used. the
public seems more interested In the sport
Itself ;han in the speculative end of the
tame. There arc no big tettors, with
the possible exception of Won See
mere, the owner OF an extensive
stable. and he would not compare with
any OF the old time American pMnsers.
Al the two tracks at which Shaw rides
there are 10S days of racing every year.
The Budapest club, no said. Is one OF
the richest In the world for its size.
EAaw hes aDt bsea seen on American
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PENN REPLACES ARMY
ON YAlE'S SCHEDULE.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 7. - Nego-
t!1tlons have almost been completed
for Pennsylvania to replace the Army
on Ya.o's football schedule. This rs
the latest news that comes to the outer
world from the counsels OF the Blue
1t means mat old Ell Will not tackle
West Point any more. and that the
cid ~ feeling against the Red and
Blue ms been wiped out to such an
extent that the bull dog Is willing TO
talk business with the Quakers with a
view "a arranging a game
Penn wants 10 play Yale The Blue
Is willing to tackle the Pennsylvanians.
The only thing nece 'ssry to bind tho
bargain am to t.lHeh matters In to get
together and - TEE o.. dates.
Phl.adelphiaHs have heard this rumor
several times nis f.. sal / at there
Is something to II .' p oven corclus!veiy
by the fact that !, Is thr talk OF New
Haven and that the authorities at Yale
Will not deny nor AFFIRM this report
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WOlgaSt Says He'll Not Be Able
TO BOx Again Before Feb. 20
BY AD WOlGAST.

ANGELES q in the
The back
/
pon Longer mat Who ever roc held that title
defense
before |
Is me all the
I
bc
like fight Rivers Feb p
tbat da
o IA aftsr FebS
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Juarez Facing News
Texas, Gen. L. y, Steever. and his stan
reached the track.

With, TSs rst . I; sG" ss Sy Ps & s md and
recorl-l dag condition On account OF ne
new y PA 2i.l the, aesiy rains that fcn ke;nl
that did not dry or, fast enough Tor 5npt. Kcegaq
70 S Of Inc S , h5sss 0 sr h, 9T
aut eXflnn, the Is OF onss IA many Of tic
races race run % A. In les, 'rsn week the pr?
ant - such Al eN:ent TIA mo difcrcat o'ents
VII sa1F as Mu qnlnthy aud qualify as any
iug on the EenJu,ky or Cana dian tracks through
cut the pas. 4cason.
81 With ~. st,qJ from rimlico apl Isncs.awa
q. me Ir9r,' ,r2 X AL .ail ,v@fsl. "Iin b's1coa
srl'g vi a ere cl..-',i VOW ever 30, i'm
81, Hs'g a, NS g and g. az. e sss ss' i2g
sds TIE grlo,as q NJ e9ar,f Tasre s.s, how
commodaiions. There are lioio ho7ses now Al he
in America ta,g year, Ia fact. here are .aalS
horses now mere than were at any three meetings
combiHei IA CIIsla tNis selsoa.
Both BueNaon and Meriaq 'aruishcl !, J,i,rart
DAY, Meridian. Si. q ,.lu4is NJ. had ~ 40
s sY. fgss s ,ol but Fqsg s,f IL lhe fe D
finished ' With thc ssreao II Gu5os sr e1Si
hs , Il. %inhins Of 'i Il, n ias c r. , az,
ior taii brilliant son Of BHoEs.!.d, 2I t4eso -
dete,oS mo one Of ire lranie, o,ij In ,..ln,nte,
before NE close Of I've 1912 season. OF
O. sNe Vita ma race Under lhs beit Meridian IA
bond to iglprOte over ilei showing, Vut q = IN
Likely that he vii ever he abe 20 dofess BEkhorn
tbe way they we.e 10th rgssd on Tina ukssir.ng
Dy
&. T. Blschmeye. .'e owner ~ Hawthorne
In a recent letter received here, gave a few mos
in,eres ing fact. in regard Ia i mas, Sensational
two-year-tld geding NUN Interest centres around
last seasons deyelopnents at the Juar., course.
II Ia now considered that he has the rslt 70 la
!eckonei the legitimate winter favorlts for tne
kentucky and Latonia DERBY races Of 1913.
Mr. Busdhmeyer says viat week t1f1re the
meeting opened at DoIgas Park loulsgiHs, Haw'
tiorne weighed OOG iOlnis, Mtef Ids tn
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Here's the Man Who'll Run Giants
Harry Hampstead, Brush's Son-in-
Lam, Likely to Be Elected Clubs
President at League Meeting.

? AIRY NEWTON HHNfpSrnAD. carrying out the
n policies Of tho late John T. Brush. will represent
Giants club Mt tho annual meeting Of the league
this city week. sonn-law OF MT Brush
acting president Of tho Gan has long been groomed
under guidance of the late Giants owner and
opinion Of baseball authorities the sadsr OF
club = we'll equipped look after the best M
0iants at the foshoomns sssson of the
league directors.
Mr.. Hampstead = route from Indianapolis. where ne
attended Mr.. Brush He waited long -
possible for the reading Of the WIN IN wMsch Il y De-
Nsvsd that Mr. Bush Directed that hi scn-t-isw b
made pssAsn but forced TO save that city to-day
order b hand when Chairman Herrmsnn calls the
league mssting to order Monday.
Harry Newton Hampstead married. q daughter of Brush
by wtfA Agnes Ewart Bruah. who died In 1853
While taking conspicuous part In baseball Mr.. Hemp
Q director Of Giants. When Mr.. Brush
realised his complaint fatal last month he called =
special meeting of the directors. and his suggestion that
Hampstead be made acting president carried out At
meeting r. IL McCutoheon. another director.
cssded Joe O'B1en secretary.
since Mr.. Brshs death gained considerable CIR
oion the effect that tho hev would sell their holding
the Giants but Mr.. Hampstead has repeatedly denied
these made that the club the future
would governed by the policies that under MI
BEtsh's regime made II prosperous.
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To.Days Annual Cross coun.
try Championship Of Public
Schools Athletic League
Should Prove Best Ever.
annuai oro~sountsy snam

|THn snnuai co0-countsy shnm-
pionsh1p Of The Public Schools
4 Athletic Lsa6ue wilton b one ID
tho most important events decided each
year In sthlstfc circles. win take place
At Van Cortandt Park to-day and win
no doubt attract the largest crowd that
ever watched these youngsters struggle
for the tdtie. Bfsht high schools. which
Is two lcss than competed for the hon.
ors last year. win be represented n the
run. ana A. the captain Of each school
team claims his runners are In good
shape the chances are that ths record
for the event win b BROKEN While Nor
ris High School OF the Bronx Ia the fav-
ortiz. owing to the tact that ehsif run
nsrs won the event last year. there are
many who are OF the opinion thsk ~
teams from Dc wiz Clinton. HlsA School
Of Commerce ana Jamaaoa have IN sx-
oellent chance Of carrying on the race.
- they have q much stronger outnt Of
youngsters than rhsy had IN the race
lest year.
Ths basketball schedule Of ms New Yort Uu
versity team contsins thirteen samss. The open.
Ing date ~ the season 10 Dec. IL with Prstt
issnc,,on an H. % ;n ~ W.. .,,s ~
y.sr.'r.., % Dee. ~. IN vow fofA N"n ~
CMvcriy OF toronto ON Jan. D. N Nee fort;
WIN the Nsry at AnnApols. On J~n- IL With
coiSm.is q Columbia. on Yep. =. A. .tth tie
Dec. IL. Pratt Institute. at Brooiiyu; II. Crescent
A. c., at BrookIya: 40 Pripoetoa. At New York;
n. Nan, upS q a TOtg.,1 g e: W.
tosi ~. wsleysn Ct New York; rsb.-7 CpluQ-
Hs. At .Coinn1t: 10. p1h1stsf, q NJ, xosl;
$780, e. VAL: n WaAss'sss' IL
CAdk bsuhni9 Ftsy Hoy . 91ao9 q ~
sseond elAa 81 hs vAted State A1kMy Aeed-
S team G ss 1918 oss has SEN %: H mss '1' q
he Army team for two ssssons. playing 81 MI
snd Ts Il not heavy, and became * this fsst
gould - n':d % sd,antAss ip .ss Estsp o. ply:
Year MerrfiiAe Wa riysn his place during the
lAst part a DE. ssas9n lust pesssd. The latter
3. .sc'sd.d BY Hors isSe, who veal In end
TIN swimming team of De Wit. Clinton Hish
School soorei sn Overwhelming vctorT over hs
cs%~.. M s s.s. Z, s ,,ss as 4 an.
Inc final eoors was A 70 10 Tho eonyvtluon wa
aSd R.ca EARN ~Ra S.siafsa .'s, II ~ place.
Ts 3, .. %,a c e. q: .'s dive r: q p
nlns tho 30 ysri swtm IN neg s.pooiboy yocri
ies. m 23 as sVoonds. dipydng 1 lJ ssoosds ION
Hsnyy Ne3tr,s IRE ,<ursr of the Bruol4vn B>se
bali Cii6, la boust ss,sre s.Arss Of yiocF In d,
Neaara BsSenal Illib al tfs Irrtrrrsi!onsi f~aslu
Tla makes three Breoklyp s,ochhOidsrs that a.,
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MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.

Alvin Tandbsn, Chip2eva Falls. Wiz. full
back on the caaJ don Wisconsin tDpti all team,
has been elected captain for tho 1918 team over
Ralph T.. Butler Of Glen Ridge. y. J. Tsndberg
10 . junior.
Col. II. G. Catr1N o. Dayton, o. OF thu Third
Ohio Infantry, NatioIh Guard, has heen chosen
som missioner general for the International rns
matches to b. held at Camp Perm, Ohio, neat
y vtcafer 10 connects with the centennial cele-
bra,ion 81 tho Ferry victory on Lake Enc,
teams sil Iaay on sunday afternoon az 10
ociooS at MaTquette Oval Ia Brook. IN an i'm.
portint match Of the Soccer Football League.
is looked for.
Eauslline the worlds ayerago Il 100 st rs 2
hsllinr bllhArls Willie Home Won his matIh
NTH Gerge Slossm by running 400 points m
four l.nsss, In tho tiird inning no had
run n POO tho highest that has ever been
Witnessed In ~. city at this style u pls,. slos
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cpnpTc : :!..; a.: ,.,.! sMss; nnccIr
VI VuluV AUD AL KINDS Of QOOOIu

Tor Tor. nins ,ses. Ne e.AsteA .1ss tines. won 80
re g. 4 s1tssa Kingston Sssdsi dc list q
s: ssa :.d siss DE 3 \, ". ss e WHINE" q al
Jhs rise.sos h..hwen sv,m.ns team ~,
'' 70 = , ss;s &c en-. ten M :,
ass q sss.s s' AZ n 4: '' Ss.: = =: -
% e.: Il a. sSsA "a q .: :ss
z: ss; 49, di IN. u. Z :: .s.o =; Ss ;SI.
En-; .4 r q. s": 80 s:S - -
:' s:.: sss J. s1S & " a.:
80. ~ !: :s:;:s T.: !: ass
S s: m: ;: RI ss "a ; 81.
, ,:sdy =. 70 ,s,sd ,hs money issHv: q :ub:cHp
= y s:cH': s ss1a r Is. In ' 5.
r.: Ass iSSlts Isi;:si,y i: S :: no ossss:a
III ii2Sy ~: .o sSosssn 'fhsags .s,s yss 9
$S::ss MN a:,. :S: g u: T. g.: =.
L tsh ,sn,s Sf1' v~dsrS shovins % % ~
ssn% VIII * IL ss :.%: no s'''A'' u s's
MI '::a sa,.; ;s.., Co.. sAr
& &K.:: .ss s!s:fs: s E 1
ne: ! i.'isi IS S he Si;s:'li;
3 n: :ss e vS:s q I ss s:s::a IS s.: ::
S.sa "a -. ..s.: :o ;,s <. e.
" sry.nt team sluTped and ~ hsid - 4 m
H.: .s sf I. one. I'd y: = ~ ~ s.s =
stI' + ;;,ss ss en- S; q; 'a:s q: .:s: q
Of points fos al Is shootS VI" ' ssnsA
..s sssrH .,s a'ss: S:n s.sn @: $3.50. 49,
II; ;':'' ssss., is,S,, ss? :,s ss
u cu.n ss.sssses "a fSo,a IL. Js' XssS.s
SgS; - Ss''; : II ' - s: 49,
nv: ITO ITO :: n = ~ is &, sssse
%%cSans .sd sasTss..d Sss ny Hu HI.0I :S
s s. .:. sAs & s ss"s e Id ); e
sssiiqn n wa wa o, gsss :,' = :: ia
. syneios:s snd WI ssnd . wchx b 50 y9sS
P,sH ,Ss,Ss,i .s fe5s sS F?aae sS. al:
Harvard cias 81 Boston. Coach p sossop ny e.
;co,ss s''p 1an ss va. ', v,.. s,Ss 'SV
s :;H s 1:' i &. s,s: :s:sss! :s Is
TIA So-pnisy Ct 81: vassA IN srsps Can
4. A. s. s:; r s,,si: wis ssi ss:s'
sai S.ya IS. srS. q CUB and e M.s.s,, Pc.
,.hsn q TIE Soy when me former goes to sttsn5
week. '1' "'As 81 oneAso neri
... S, s., r. Ss ss y h! ,. :.s.ss ,r;s
T .soSS in Sc ap: s squad
Yep; Reel h,rI, and RosS.sSa lees I soSs
eS,Sa S Il % 'o q Il. s Il 70; Il. : .ss.S
"Brcoslyn Jimmy. osron. celebrated -
Etse Tighter n TIE dsr q Jack Nc uifie. JscI
,,s~ az. wen snova .s rstcrs. and manager y .
f bSo.y Q. r * 'I S.y hps from II.
ceived In an aostent three weeh ago. He We
In future AZ money earned At the Psaico race.
on. ne .aplta invested will be devotsd 70 som.
pibc charity. This was determined upon al
mes,in9 Of the MARYLAND Jockey Club following
stuay q the racing Question In this and oihs
MONEY realized above fixed income TO charity.
season az 1912 will he officially .zz,ra sor publ
cation on SUNDAY. Dec, TO- "a, sseora'ns 70 Gsorn
Chairman Of the committee, Mr., Adoe Is anv
thiny bat enthusiastic over the task Of rating 10
player, in sngis and twenty paiIs In doubles.
&C. N, z, WIN open rs basketball seasa to
night IN the home gymnasium With the uuinta
from the University Of MARYLAND In the prssiR
insry rams The freshmen five wfl line yp as.1n3
first copt<st vii start q O'clock
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Betting Minor Feature in
Hungary, Where Yankee
Jockeys Ride Winners

tracks for over SIX years. He fra: went
to Germany after leaylns tins country.
entering the employ Of Prince Uohen,aAe
three years ago. tle said Dugan and
Niles. the other Yankee Jockeys now
riding in Hungary. had 5,O very sue
cessful also. Shaw viii raturn TO Hun
gary about the FIRST OF March.
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BENSON SHOOTS Is
BASKETS FOR COLUMBIA
AGAINST MARYLAND
Blue and Whites Right For
ward Big Factor in Teams
43 to II Victory.

kid Benson Jumped into the hms-
light Of the Columbia basketball stage
last evening whom the Blue and White
Five succeeded in trimming the Uni
versity Of Maryland by chalk Of %
to II. Young Benson In q brother u
Babe" Benson. who was picked for ehe
all Eastern collegiate nve last season.
He plays right forward.
This young adept succeeded In tab
bing . total Of Is points for the Norm
ingside Heights scorsboard. ten Of them
on goa,s tipped from dinscult angles
about the floor. ms suasaing Wa an
up 10 par. and although heavier and
clumsier opponents succeeded In wrest-
Ing the leather sphere from him on sew
eral occasions. young Benson always
managed to wriggie around and grab It
back againn "A IL Sammy White, and
after coaxinS Il along tho boards reach
out and with an overland Jerk toss the
sphere through the mesh.
Charlie Lee also pulled OF some
crsditabls playing. attempting and sue
oeeding in three almost Impossible
goals while running At breakneck speed
directly undsr the goal. Meenan and
JsQues et thar respective positions a.
wNl ~ Burlcharth u centre showed
thsir worth At all HuAaA
The game wN Ast aod q ttmss fun
OF considerable ginssr and dash, a.
though Il was q walkawsy from Coach
Fishers pupils. No side succeeded in
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Thousands of Dollars in Horsefesh, Including
Peter Pan, Maskette, Ocean Bound and
Ort Wells Sail abroad To-Day

sailing Minneaka to-day
robs this
They being shipped to Europe for
nothing them here.
Special have been
vide possible
worth OF hosfesh All
padded
eadeavor provide ideal homes
the The
Pan the
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club next year the session IL brought
TO a close and the weary directors wend
their way homeward.
The American League masnates. mean.
while. hold their annual meeting out IN
Chicago for theirs II such a docile af-
fair compared to the Nationals that I,
doesn't cut very much prominence.
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truding Tommy Leach to the RedA but
Hermann stands pat on Tinker and
there'li be war at the conciave II these
two owners can't agree.
After settling the Tinker question the
league VIII then hear other exchange
Of players. engage an umpire or two.
smoke q Pipe Of peace and then adjourn
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THE LIN EUP.

Goals frum Ficl.l--Iee, q: henson. 5; Jacques
Fr.s Throw, BENSON. o; Peters,
Umldre-y. J. Q,nss. New York A. O.
Time df HAlvo-,fwenty minutes.
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will sensation the French and English
stall which occupied by Rock
shores stall fifteen walls
with thick but soft padding Undeoo
padding throughout
will hoster Peters slightest
The other shipped
Stone Early All stalls
against rolling somewhat smaller
which Peter
of the matches provide light
the arstocratc
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HERMANN MAY FORCE MUIR
PLY IN LINE.

Accordins To Wild story from CHI
cago, Hermann has gone out and dug
UP a few facts about Chubby" Charlie
that will compel him to hand over hls
star to the Red, The story runs that
Hermann, who was instrumental IN
whltewashng Murphy IN the recent
Fogei trial. has been urged to bring
charges against the loquacious boss "
the Cubs, N which an attempt will be
made to introduce several confidential
letters that passed between Murphy and
Fosel. Hermann IL SAID TO have OBJ
tanned copies OF these letters and Is
ulA'ILs 10 aaJw 'lem 10 other Uem-
hers OF the league. II Is believed that
rather than have more unpleasant no
torlety thrust upon him Murphy Will
wave a flag Of truce and accede to the
wishes Of the Cincinnati boss.
Murphy has declared his intention OF
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WOMAN OWNER or OF. LOUIS
WILL OPPOSE BRESftAHAN.

Bresnahan's contract with tho 81.
Louis club was thought TO be unbreak-
able, but It Is limited that the club en-
ployed Burns detectives during tho sea-
son, and II IL supposed that they fur
nlshed Mrs Britton with grounds for
the dimissal of Roger as manager.
To safeguard her interests tho 81.
Louis woman magnats also employed
lawyers and II looks nke q real lively
time Is assured.
Bresnahans future berth as . man
aver rests on the disposal OF this case.
Then, II the Waldorrs wine supply
still holds out. the moguls will tackle
the controversy between Garry Herr
mann and Murphy over the transfer OF
Joe Tinker from the Chicago club to the
Reds. The owner OF the Cincinnats
wants Tinker to manage his club next
YEAR and the whole hand will have TO be
played before Hermann IL satisfied.
Since the close OF last season the base
ball world has heard OF numerous deals
the Chicago and Cincinnati clubs were
going 10 pull off. First It was four
Reds for Joe Tinker. then II the Cubs
shorts,op was not procugable Il was TO
be Frank Chance. But II has slmmered
down TO Herrmann's desire to get Tinker
and no other.
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G. @. N, 7, VIII open rs basketball seasn to
night A the home gymnasium with the uu1nl1
from TIE University Of MARYLAND. In the prssi3
iuary game the freshmen five wfil line NJ ass4n3
Commercial Hin School team Of Brooklyn. ~
first coutsst vii start q y o'clock
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81 ssse1-s III. s,y;'S N. ' s.s sS. a. !.
Harvard crub q Boston. Coach Percy H.S ~ e:
ico.bsn trophy was presented 70 c esnn soie
Many wcme.r Of the team q. 1890, whiSX d.
their share Of the gensral enthusism "'
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The famous OLD race horse sai sire Kingston
died at Csstleton. Lexington. aud was buried in
a grave beside that Of the illu.trions Commando
In a paddock near the stallion stable in which no
had s,ent his last years, and where ne bsaot that
splendid performer. Novelty. winner Of the last
yaturiV. and Other good runners. Kingston need
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sssSs AZ s:dn sss * so"ss Il s pssnsse
ei.es n isis :s r.S, a.. TO = 10 on ~. ss9 -
nscti9n MIA ns ESpodtaen. esvend monsSS
syneioste snd WI ssnd " va & e 9rSS ss
The Harlowton news., 1912-02-09

Mayors shoes give you the
best service Of any thing on
the market. A full line of
dress and work shoes. Call at
MarshalI's.
The Harlowton news., 1912-02-09
DRUG STORE FOR
HEDGESvILLE

i Hawley & Farr, druggists of
Iarlowton and Lavina, have com
pleted arrangements whereby a
drug store will be opened in He'd
gesville within two weeks.
Herbert Hawley, who has charge
Of the Harlowton Store, was in the
city several days last week per
fecting arrangements for securing
a building, after deciding ON the
Giltinan block on east Main street.
A new front will be put on the
building.
M. johnson, an eXperienced5phar-
macist, will have charge of the
Hedgesyille store, and every ef
fort is being made to open with a
complete and varied stock of drugs
and snndries.-H Hedgesville
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SCIENTIFIC SHOW
DRAWS GOOD CROWD

On Wednesday evening at the
opera house, Prof. Patty demon
strated to a good audience the in
tricacies Of Wireless Telegraphy,
Radium and Liquid Air. 1t was
reported by those who attended,
as entertaining, instructive and
an innovation to the public into
the mysteries Of these great Sc
crets. AS we we're not present in
person and our reporter got sleepy
a short time before the perform
ance, our story is necessarily short
regarding the details of the lee,
ture and demonstration.
The Harlowton news., 1912-02-09
DIRTY VANDALS
DESTROY PROPERTY

On Wednesday evening of this
week, some time after midnight,
some low, contemplate creature,
in a most malicious and belittling
manner hurled huge rocks through
the plate glass windows of the sa-
loon of II. A. Weber on upper
Main street, completely demolish-
ing both of the large 7x9 heavy
plate glass windows. The depre-
dation occurred about 2:3O o'clock
as near as can be figured out, these
statements being borne out by
parties living adjacent to this
property who heard the noise of
falling glass.
Mr.. Webber, who lives a short
distance from the saloon, had
closed up about 1880 the night
before and did not know of the
trouble until called up by tele-
phone the following morning by
people from the Urner store.
Tt was truly devastating sight,
and but shows the hadicraft of
some unprincipled and unscrupu-
lous being, who would stop at
nothing we believe not even mur-
der, who would stoop so low as to
do a trick of this kind.
Mr.. Weber offers a reward of
$75 for the apprehension of the
culprits who did the work. The
officers are working on the case.
but on account Of a light fall of
snow that followed later, it is
doubtful if the party or parties
are ever captured.
The same parties doubtless, also
threw small rock through the
window of the Oxford saloon, own
ed by Curley Martin, on south
Main street, but in this instance
did no great amount of damage.
The Harlowton news., 1912-02-09

factory entertainments in all parts
Of the United States, and is re
garded as one of the best attrac-
tions OH the lyceum stage today.
The boys have been brought to
Harlowton at a large expense, but
the Lyceum committee believe
that the character Of the enter
tainment will repay them for the
risk taken. The committee have
no hesitency whatever in stating
TO all lovers Of good rich enter
5tainment, that number will be alb
solutely first class.
The Harlowton news., 1912-02-09
the following morning.

AS regards leaving the lobby
open during Sundays and holidays
the department has no objection
provided tho Office is entirely
closed in at both sides and top so
that no access can be had to the
mails, but unless it is so closed it
should not be open unless some
clerk is on duty.
I have had no complaint relative
to the matter or word from the De.
partment to make investigation.
If it could be arranged to close in
the postoffice and leave lobby open
on Sundays and Holidays, | be.
lieve it would meet with the
hearty approval of your patrons.
Respectfully,
Albert A. Paisley.