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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
SANTA FE LIMITED HAD
NARROW ESCAPE FROM
RUNAWAY COAL TRAIN

That the california limited had
narrow escape from nRurIng In n
frlghiful disaster near - .l1ntu when
the big coal train ran away last week
n Indicated by the following more de-
tailed story Of the RUNAWAY Ia the
Ration "Itangc."
Engineer John i'esslUr waH Killed
outright IN the L. Junt1 yards about
$3.50 o'clOrk saturday morning whom
several heavily loaded coal ears struck
engine, No 900. n'andlng on the main
line. The ears involved Ia the smash.
up at IT. Iunta we're III" remainder VI
u s'rlng Ol ~ coal cars that had got.
Acn away from the tr1iii crew at
Thatcher, - miles south OF La Junta,
ana run the entire distance down
grade In 30 minutes, Spilllng or sew
crul ears from the rear at every curve
and finally winding ny In the miN-up
In the - Junta yards.
The Wild cscapado Of this heavy.
cHglncl"ss train vi ~ lOuued coul cars
is one " the most thrilling Incidents
~ lliruHding iu this sat1i1n OF ihe
country aud TX made particularly ~,
not only b"causc Of tnu destruction of
property Involved. but also because OF
the great danger fraught TO other traf-
iic.
Conductor Ward. with two studcn,
bFakemcu. we're occupied In putting
ssvernl ears On the coal chute at
Thatcher when the release OF the
brakes by the exhaust OF the air per
| mitted the train on the main track 10
start down grade ON iis f5-mlle down
Ina. course towards La Juntn. Flight
cars were ditchcd one mile tllia side Of
| Bloom. IL ears between Tfnpaa ana
Ia Juntu aud the roma iuder. with the
exception ~ tNu. Jumping the SHARP
curve Just brfurr entering the La
Juntn yards
when the train crew saw theh rain
vanishing down III" wade, engine NO.
yO7 was placed IN pursuit ~ the
first spill" this side of Bloom. where
eight cars went into the ditch and
tore w the track the heevy engine
went into the ditch. Luckily without
turning over or causing injury 10 It's
human freight. Almost every car
leaving tho right at way ln the mad
| down-hill rush was Wrecked beyond
1 possibility Of repair aud the majority
OF them were burned, Through trains
| Nos. I, and wcrc delayed from -four
to eieyen hours by the wreck, tRnta
Re limited train No. 3. having fuekiiy
passed the coat train at Thatcher. Had
I this important train been late, II
would have boon mpOsslbio TO have
estimated what would have happened
if struck by the ruuawax coal train
during us better than mite ID H.inete
flight tr
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
81. Johns Church.

Corner Of Fourth street and West
Silver avenue. ArchdencOn W. II.
warren, Rector. residence 5iO West
Tljcrns avenue.
XIII sunday after Trinity. Holy
Eucharist, a, M. sunday School.
13li q. m. Morning Prayer and ser.
mon / a. m. Evening prayer aud
sermon, 7:3O y. IN.
Music Professional
onward Christian Soldiers" J. W.
harrington,
80 Come, let ms sing unto the
Lord" Mrndclssohn.
"ulorlu," Mcndclssohn.
w" rrals" Thee O God" J. Brown
"O -" Joyful IA the Lord" q.
Tours s, ,leI
intruii. 80,
Flight the GuOd Fight with AL
Your Might" II. W. Parksr,
OffertoTy
Our KING" Nv. a. RoIOlI. Mrs e
l., Bradford. kE.
Hecesasonhl. - 'f
10 Mother Dear Jerusalem" 4. A
ward. soiost. .,.
Mrs. w.. L. Bradford, Soprano. 49,
Mrs. A. w. Morrsette. Alto. ''''
MIR. Hugo Myers. BaHsO
Mr.. b. kennard Tenor.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
CnnrrrrntlonnI CIlurrll.

corner Of Coal ans Broadway. Rev.
Thos. l.. Dyer. pastor; Stanley seder.
Orgunist
Morning worship at II With sermon
10y the pastor, subject, Finding the
Stalrway." Evening worship at 1889
sermon 10y the pastor on Moral Ov-
crHtrnln." Al are cordiannly Invited
10 these services. sunday School ut
p:i5 u, M. ". s. LithgOw. superin'
tondcnt. Christian EndeavOr at. $3.50
a. m Topic. Temperance POrgress
over the World" leader. Miss Enid
Reed. The following musical seieC'
tiOns viii he given Morning service;
Anthem. savior. Source of Every
Hlcssing." Horsmnnn. Solo. AN We
who Love" Bird. Miss Charlotte
nrntt. Evcning Service: Anthem,
Lovely Appear" rOntius, Miss Char
luttr Pratt.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Beauty may he only RhIn deep, oNl
hOmelinesN goes clear q tue bptsq
A colder without - iiFssufsIt F'len
loses his popularity with NJ tnnl4s
ChudFon are always ',lat5 tf il.Qif
aKof excerpt on street cast qna tkeAns'
People who live Nptf
hvnee ptIoulanf play e. ewp
Ibegeis no place like n1 bnt shs
hotels and apartment ha nkf fp
iNa the very ben they 4aIsp's
I. bfAry. .liA..
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

people the attendance al the services
being unusually large.
The Literary and sewlns society VI
the ladies ~ the q. a. a.. WI give
"A buzHar In the old Odd 'rllOws hall
on thf afternoon and evening ~ No
vember IGtA The ladies have made
big Preparations for the bazaar and
Will have on sale fancy work. home
made candles and many other articles
Of like nature. 4 supper will be
served In the evening Good music
will be- one ~ the feature Ut tie bag
an both afternoon and evening. The
genera public Ia .cOrdlOlly invited 70
visit the bazaar.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
LOCAL and Personal

\, q sci. liz in Albuquerque today
from isrlu
Louis llfrld left last night for Las
Vegas on - brief business trip.
Gourg" W. ArmlJO Of santa Ne. left
last night for Doming after brief
visit IN Albuquerque.
Attorney \. u. Reneluu returned
to Santa Pc last night after spending
two days here Oh legal affairs.
Judge John Il. McI'lc IN In Alhu-
Uucrqur visiting his daughters Misses
Mary and Amelia McFi", or the T..
\ NJ
Clarence ld"n. auditor for Gross,
Kelly a. 60. returned to Las Vegas
this morning after "A brief business
visit In Albuquerque.
District Attorney NJ. 4, vigil left
last evening for Santa Pc where IN"
VIII appear In case before the su-
preIne court
The Albuquerque Carriage company
In Offering n 10 per cont reduction on
al Horse Blankets ana Lap Robes.
he sure TO see tho largo limo before
purchasing. ADV.
Mark Levy left lnsl evening Tor
Nunta Re. called there 10y the rclnps3
1T his brother Jake. who has been
Huffering from pneumonia for the last
ten days
Hugh williams. chairman 81 tho
state corporation commission. was In
Albuquerque today en- roGte to santa
Pc, returning TO tins capital after vot-
ing in Deming. his home town.
NJ. Nash leaves this evening for an
extended visit In the eus:. First going
To- ST. Paul, Mr. Nash will visit his
mother. after which he plans 10 stop
at ChlcnRO. 81. Louis and number
of other large cities
Herman Hein has acquired the A.
". Arson. cement works. At So
South First street and wan conduct
the business IN the future. Mr.. HeiT
had charge OF the manufacturing Of
cement hi6cla Cox Ma, Arson ant
thoroughly nnderstandn the business
A purse containing papers and
sum % money, lost last evening bI
Miss Georgia BRrelR. one Of the visit
ing leaeiiers, was found In the Com
mercinl club and restored 10 Secretary
In. j. NaylOn. Miss Barelu recovered
the property today.
Organization hns been effected oi
the recently appointed Albuquerque
armOTy board cob J. ~. O'Hieliy
has been elected president OF tbs
board, and Captain u. NJ, Hunter, 81
Company q, y. NJ ~ O., secretary
ana treasurer.
Regular meeting Ut the Roya
NelghborS viii be held Monday eyeh'
Ing as 7;SO In I. o, o. =. haiL Al
beneficial members are urged 10 b
present as thsFe u bBsineuN OF i'm
portance 10 ooole before che lodge,
Jeasis Clifford. honardor.
whist shall 90 70 inherit Eternal
Life. = wae the anbiecs OF a most In
lereslln4 aeagpss delivered last even.
ms b remplt Albert BY Or. Frank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
The Churches
tContlnncd from page ID

the morning service! Christ. the
Worlds Peace maker" Topic for the
evening hour. Aaron and Golden
Calf" DevOllOnal' meeting OF tho
senior EpwOrsh League at sac y. IN.
Special music by the choir at the
morning and evening services. A cor
dat invitation and hearty welcome
to an.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
RUPTURE SGURl0E.


TRupsure Il not tear or breach
IA the abdorninal wall Is comnsonly,
supposed, bnt y the ssretciilnk 5s az
latlnB Of nnkuFaI pD6ninat, lllei e0fa
subjected % eIesufn.e sAl4 y, Al ~ <
lev % Chicas0, yoW Il tha Alsnts
Motel. who Wi rsnl4lA h AIhnQ
this eAsuF6sss sundnx pne seaa
euly
Tht spefmAlle Shield rfua
noN uaed ana epbtot ~ the III
States epvernmtul Nilf moi OATS Isl
tain dry ease 81 thplN.a pofleet'
lbf9ans llnme4,pAs ID "a ahY4
harn,e al iuiecl lena a 3 SI,k
without eh6rAt. ~. nl.S I
R|ioWA ma irasg VI 4,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Alone ia New York. he second
edition Of what Happened to Mary
Crystal sunday aud Mondey.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Alone IN New York"--thc second
edltIon Of what Happenepl,ay Margg3
crystal sunday aud Mendsy :. N
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

~ you meed anytliilas gDg ys,as.
ll0uitry, yOn can find lk "a afasafa.
ate weSt Escad aVelils.--E ~, 100,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Fortune TelleF---YOu 4in4 ~
have money left YOU
Customer Glad "a l.N9
only cot 81 10 my nam,
Fortupe Teller We'll NN
me you Willthayk dOl
BOSTON Trtsmcflpl. ts,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

There " no stock remedy we Do NO,
carry.--E. w. Fee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Tommy has n short vacation;
CTS alas. OF brief duratlOnJ
Monday his incarceration viii
begin once more
But three day intcrmlssiOn
gave him time a. go a.nshin'.
JrrkplD' from sums In addition.
things To- 10 which he'd been
wishii some not duhc frcu
nom suspicion thear the neigh
burs ruarJ
conventions come hut once IA
y"ar--but when they come they
brlng good cheer.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
SHE TArIEs THE CAKE

and II Il comes from our Bakery she
Will surely enjoy the eating OF the
dainty. delicious food. We are snrup-
ulougly careful abUnt Bho choosing Of
an ingredients used n espFfthinR
D|eH And olhOr II SOU hug
Neto pnEn yOa VIZ tNtt4iniy colas
tilen ~ + fSoulak anqoW67
RloAE
~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09

Sue Ilarln isttge. ID
cated' 81 40 qqdsfaue
orRhsem sg MT Ohly.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-11-09
Things Doing Tonight.
4 GNI-,nd.

II q ~ ~ 8
% lccves in
education
vs. en- tn e
state ussOCi-
alton
Meets for It's
hdeliberniign
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Craig Newslets.
~ the Craig Reader.

From III. Craig Reader.
The rural sections Of Holt county
are feeling the good roads infection
and already several good roads clubs
have been formed In this vicinity.
One rural association IL headed by
Peter Lower, president: j. II. Nau.
man, vice. president, and william
Nauman, secretary.
The Craig Leader has been turned
over to the Sunday society Of the
First Methodist church. TO be run
and edited this week. Rev. &. u.
bay viii be editor. in.chief. The sun.
day school people viii operate the pa.
per along "bluc" lines and all tinpe Of
cream. saffron or yellow will le care.
fully avoided.
Craig i experiencing the greatest
building boom IN all its history. \
corpora, ion composed Of farmers l.
erecting one of the largest elcva, ors
In Norihwes, Missouri here. and the
old elevator l. being remodeled, max.
ing II practically new. r.. l.. l,edman
Is building a business block on Main
II rect. and there are seven tine new
residences under construction. a
modern 'hrce.s,ory iirrproof hotel j.
being considered, and viii In all prob
ability m erected. The connect ions
for electric current from Mound city
are virtually completed, and the cit \
will soon have electricity for both
power and lights.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Contest.

The contest on AT the Christian III
bile school here with IA" savannah
Chris, Ian Bible school, which began
May -, and win CLOSE July u, has
been very interesting from the start +,
and 81 far as the Oregon school Is con.
ccrned, quite helpful In attendance,
lesson preparation and Script IRE
study, Now let Us all begin Al once
to get ready for mex, Lords Day.
study your lesson, Ike on time, o:+5 a.
m, stay for church. or In the absence
Of preaching at our church, attend
somew here else, and read your chap.
ter daily. An these things count In
this contest. Joint picnic At Iron
Bridge at the close Of the contest.
We are some, hing over seven hun
dred points behind Savannah, and can
easily catch up with them IN he next
two Sundays II We all do our duty.
II. &. BENTON.
SuDt
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Christian Church Notes.

The warm weather Sunday did not
affect our church attendance. We
had a large audience at Union in the
morning and AN average attendance
at the evening service In town. Lots
of compliments on the sermon In
town: quit when but half through.
We quit on time this hot weather 50
all may rest comfortable. Some PEG.
pie don't 20 to church because OF the
weather: others weather II through
and enjoy It. viii you always be
able 10 select your temperatures You
may next Sunday evening for We are
going to hold union service In the
court house park. led by Mr.. Powell.
All we ask is, I've on time.
Preaching a, Union next Sunday
morning after sunday school and We
will come to the park for evening
service.
We are now nearing the close Of our
ten.weeks' contest with the Christisn
Bible school. OF Savannah. Only REQ
Sundays left. Then our big union
picnic on the Nodaway river. DO
you want In on this and spend day
pla, ing games. fishing, bathing and
eating? II so be at the Christian
church next sunday morning at o;ij.
10 you wan, to winp Yes: We
mus, gain I 900 points In two weeks
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05

1t will pay you to he IN Oregon
next saturday, July u, the day Of the
Horse Show. Free TO all. Following
are the events: For best pole team.
hitched to buggy, LIST prize $1,000: md
500, For best single driver, LIST prize
$1,000: ind 300; 3rd ribbon. For best
saddle horse, mare or gelding, rider
to count - per cent, LIST prize 800:
md $500: 3rd ribbon. Ladies' riding
horse, rider t. count 30 per cent, LIST
prize 500: md $3.50: 3rd ribbon.
Sweepstakes, for hest mare or geld.
ing, any age, sl0,OO. As q wind up,
81 10 viii he given for best peck new
potatoes. Grand parade at = O'Clock
p. m. Of all stock entered. Music all
day by a military band. Remember
these are all cash prizes. BE sure and
come.
DIR. J. f. Ruhl, Of Ford City, this
state, has removed to White River
South Dakota. The Doctor win be
remembered by many Of our people,
and Is q son Of John p. Ruhl. post.
master and merchant at New Point,
this county.
Clarence Mormon and wife, of st,
Joseph, were the guests Of John King
and wife over Sunday.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Destroyed by Fire.

Henry Holtgreve. living on a farm
northwest Of town couple OF miles,
came near losing his residence by fire
Thursday morning Of last week, June
n, as II was he lost his sinOkellouse
and washhouse, and some other minor
Outbuildings.
The washhouse stood some - feet
from his residence, and his good wife
had made the hre, and was getting
things ready for washing, when some
one discovered that fire was coming
out OF the ceiling, and had made such
headway that It could not he stopped.
IL soon reached the smokehOuse and
privy. TO save their little home was
the problem. and the timely arrival of
neighbors, by bending every effort,
succeeded at last In saving II.
The contents Of the meat house Was
saved, but this was all. Mr.. Hogrefe
sustsins y loss Of about 1870.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05

Johann Peters, Of Corning, Holt
county Was born al Hcmme's Landing,
June ~. 1851, one and a half miles
southwest Of the present town Of
Corning, and where he used 10 own
100 acres Of fine land, now rolls the
Big Muddy. Their mail AT that time
was supplied by carrier on horseback,
but only occasionally, from Milton, at
that time u stage station, sometimes
by boat, but more often from Oregon,
when any Of the few settlers came
down. and sometimes this would not
be oftener than once month. A
letter from Germany at that time
cost them % cents. Hemme opened
the first store then at Hemme's Land
ing, He sold out to Lowell l. Thorn
as, and they sold to Robert Hawke.
And In all these years he has not
been far from home--three trips to
st. Joseph, and one to Omaha being
the extent of his travels.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
ATTENTION, COMRADES.

Members Of Meyer Post, q. A. r.,
viii please remember their next meet
Ing will he held saturday, July 20,
i0l2. at 2:O,p. m, al the home OF
Henry Peret. Let there he a fun
attendance.
This meeting Is called one week In
advance on account Of the Oregon
Chautaupua opening on the 27th,
II, C. FULLER, Commander.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
II. Z. Church, Forest City.

Rev. Nada Davis Pastor.
Preaching services, second aud 'ouithsun-
days. II a. IN. and -. ~.
sunday school. ~ u. IN, II. W fawks STU
pcrintcndcnt
Junior League, :!an y. m. Miss Grace FL
nrr. superintendent.
senior League, {; .. ~. Ms. Jessie Ram
sey. president.
choir practice, Monday and Thursday even
ing>. su'clmk. Mrs. Rosie Aprar. pianist.
a wrlron, tO all.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Notice.,

Having disposed Of our enlireinte
est In the hardware and furniture
business TO Robt. Smith 4 Son, our
obligations are now due, and all per-
sons knowing themselves indebted to
us will please call as soon rs possible
and settle. The books will be at the
old stand. G. T.. MuSN.
w. i. BRAGG.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05

Mrs. Pearl Smith, who has been
visiting relatives and friends In Rulo,
Neb,, Craig and Oregon, this county,
returned to her home In Kansas last
week. She was accompanied home by
her cousin, VIM. Kee, who will visit
with her and other relatives.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
German =. =. Church.

Rev. W. l.. Meyer. Pastor.
sunday School nj $50 u. m.
Preaching every sunday vt 1880 .. no.
Preaching every sunday NJ the kOdAvsS
church ut Q 30 p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday afteruooo -
10.
Everybody cordially invited to attend above
ervtces.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Baptist Church.
WIN. Mitchrll, Pastor

WIN. Mitchell. Pastor.
Services NJ the First baptist church the
first Sunday In each month u u .. ~. and = y.
m.
sunday scooi ats y. m. ea n sunday.
u. y. y. u. AZ IT.; y. ~.
All are invited,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Christian Church, New Point.

Elder Fred u. Augustine. Pastor.
Sunday school. 10 =. m.
Preaching on the Second and fourth sundays
In each month. II q. H.. and evening.
2. r. q. g. 3. every SUNDAY evenings 80 PIT.
All are cordially invited to attend.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Methodist Episcopal Church.

Services each sunday as follows:
sunday school u; o:I5 "a. IN.
Preaching service AZ II a. M.
Junior League at 80. m.
EpSorth League at 90 y. IN.
Preaching service at 800 y. m.
Prayer meeting each Thursday at 100 p IN.
You are cordially invited to attend all
these services. l.. z. POWELL.
Pastor.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Christian Church. Forest City.

Elder Fred u, Augustine, Pastor
sunday school NJ ~ "a, N.
Preaching IN the first and third sunaaysof
each moDth, morning and evening.
Al cordially invited 10 attend these s,rv-
Ices,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Presbyterian Church, Woodvil!e.

Rev. T.. u, Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching the Second and fourth sundays
~ each month. sabbath >chnol each sunday
nj 10 a. M,
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
REAL ESTATE MIMEOCRAPB
Akiracter aud NegotiaioT Of Loans.
l0l2:

Transfers for week ending June p
lolo:
WARRANTY DEEDS.
Walter Fitlmaurice TO Chas J
KoGk, nj ~ acres In - and
Id, wv, "..... ,......'.......'S b,',fV
Walter : Wood Ut al to Chas j
koock, tract In me- -, ~. ~. 100
Chas J Ksock to Walter Fiil.
maurice, trart In ne %. ~, ~ 2,bW
Chas ! koo,k 10 Walter Fitl-
maurice. tract In ne -, 40, ~ ]
Isaac r pilkington TO school
Dist No II, tract In ~ 2s,G0,
". ,., ...... .....,......... nv
James " Mc'ollum 10 Jonas
Taylor. u NV ! -. ~, j1.... $500
Thos !. Timmons To Herman
& Rcinkr, lands In ~, Ii, Ill, ~ - 100
Herman & Reinke to John
kallauner, lands In ~, IL, Ill,
:" ,...,.... ...,..,,.,..,'.',.
Jennie cain IT al To Lisha III.
len kieflcr. lots :. y. ~, II,
~. -. II, block ~, Forest
Wy, ,.,.s..'' I,'.b
Qrrr.CLAiM DEEDS.
T. u: Katie rukcti 10 John W
Paris. lot j, block IL, Craig. II
Walter T. spencer ~ al To John
W Paris. same. ..,..,..... -
a, a. -.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Notice of Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given, that the
undersigned Executor Of the estate Of
Peter j. Sipes, ST., deceased, will
make final settlement Of his accounts
with said estate as such Executor at
the next Term Of the Probate Court
Of Holt County, Missouri, to be hold
en- In Oregon. In said County, on the
18th day OF August. \. D., 1912.
ALEXANDER VAN BUSKIRK,
Executor.
First Publication June IA, 1912.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
Presbyterian Church. New Point.
Rev. T. u. Roberts.

Rev. 7. u, Roberts, Pastor.
Preaching the hr>t and third sundays ~
each month, sabbath school "n"h sunday AZ
~ a. N.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05

Bring your Cream and Produce to
The Variety Store, Oregon, Mo-, and
receive the Highest Market Prices.
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
0ur.on Christian Church, Bluff City.
W. II. Hardman. Pa,

day at II =. m. and Z sop. m.
Bible school each Lord.dxy at 10 q. m
The Holt County sentinel., 1912-07-05
LESSON FOR JULY ]
MALIGNANT UNeEtiEe.
,ssoN TExT-Nark s:N.a,.

LESSON TEXT-Mark 3:co-S.
GOLDEN TExT-"This In the tudg
mept. that light II come into the woflt
and men loved the darkness rather thar
the light. for their works were evil
John 3:l9.
The evening world., 1912-09-14
Recent Senior Championships
Demonstrated That |. A. A.C
Lad May Smash Record.

- HroRE many weeks. maybe this
X month, there IL going to be new
- worlds record for the hammer
It from Patty Ryan. many
other members OF the Irish-American
A. c. and hundreds of enthusiasts who
witnessed the heaves with which Ryan
won his second metropolitan champion.
ship. On all sides II 10 conceded that
Ryan 10 the coming premier hammer
tosssr Of this oouutry-and that means
the world. McGrath. with the worlds
RECORD tucked under his belt Is here. but
the { .aer is Patty Ryan and the indi-
vidual who says % II not looked upon
les Q candidate for Bloomingdale.
For two ysars Patty Ryan has been
among the top-notchers In the hammer
division OF field athletes. but II remained
for the recent F1remen's Games at Celti
Park and the Senior metropolitan
championships at Travers Island las
Saturday to demonstrate Just why HI
u likely TO very soon eclipse the won
dsrful throw last fall whereby Matt Nc
0rath stands the greatest hamme
throwsr in the world. Two weeks agt
at the hremsn's games Ryan heaved tn,
l6pound hammer lS5 feet 10 inches. wei
within two feet Of McGrath's world
record. which Is 1877 feet inches. Las
Saturday. winning the metropolitan