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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17

sTin, IA; Southern. lis: Boots and Saddle. ia;
'Thc Usher. 105
.Dayjcs entry.
Fiith rnce. five aud a half furlongt-Rosemary.
VS. Rlipn Lloyd, 100: Moisant. 107: Dcnham i05,
slHcoe. l07: Rublcon III, Ill; Brawny. 100: Con.
naught. 100; Cherry Seed, Kenneth, 1o1: Prince
Ghap. III; 1nlan. ii3. Also eligible; Quocdan. 100;
~: r. Swoarinser lo9; Cedar Brook. l05; C. Il.
Patton. 1I3. Montcnm. 108.
Sixth race. five furlonss-Romcro l05; EIamdre,
car Michael John p Nixon, Mockery lOs: Har-
bard, III, Bac liz; just n. 10: Ratina Fidelity.
li2: Rnhtling Brass. ii5. Also eligible Amaze.
ment, 1l5.
seventh race mile and sxtecnth-Fiel %:
BE. 100: Lad OF Langdon, Fort. i01; Johu Rear
DON ~; f. Volta, Husky Lad. a. Earl OF sa-
voy. lO3: Napier 115.
Weather clear. fract faNL
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Butte Entries.

BY international News Service
First race. five furlonss-Ccos Ar. Risk no
Pyospero Lad, Alabama Bam. 1o7 Duke OF shel.
oy. kiitie, l05; Rara Vez. MiEplay. Milton Rob-
ice, mics Tempo. Hyndln, Ada KeHney, 102
second race. fiyo and half furlongs-Loan
shark. rs King Radford, 112: Bashtul Bettlc
sierra, no DR.. S. Tate. i0S. Brigham Dad
stcarns: los; Misc James Aspern Alice Tcrcs,
herna r., 1903; Our Last, io1.
lhird race, one mile-Golr Bail. lis: Force III.
Glen. Nc Quarter, II2; Tallow Din los: pat-Iotir
f,rS f1,St Fashion Medic. Arbutus. los; Forge Lew
Fourth race. five and O half furIonRs-Tirn
Judge. lls; Island Queen, 10; Frank Hogan.
rtiHee r,G conrad Carl p Mural. los: Ferrona Anne
n' alcuee' Lac ASedora. Zoo lo5; Follane. 1o2; Ro-
Fltth race, fyo furlongs-Rogon GimIi, 10.
Starc; M sixteen. Simpsilla. Our Leader io7; Clara
1902 'e' H'ei'"'' ioo' illoy "oltarfh'
siSth rnce one milo and sixtecnth-PIyinr.
Fi,,rt Eihi,y Lee. i07, Sugar Lump. orpeth Fancy
\ weather clear: track fast
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Belmont Entries,

@srnatlonol News Service
ity ons Valley. 11o; Heart Beat 10: piEnaT,
ss: Mary W.; Trap. Ring Marshal ioi. Flask.
s. seeona io' ,,cS SmsM: lo7: lone ioi. sai''
III: III Orc 1Iss 1ms and sixteenth-Pertshire.
Horn f1s: o'I Trsd ''; ssentor. Colonel Cook War
Caliph. i0s, Kalkina ioS iV'' oaknufnt' ll3;
O. MY fe nee ,Io GSe R%n,yssossneo Eugene s Light
bone. sd Joe Debod 9S sacac ST Iron 1,. Jaw
l2o; Night Stick, lo3. nv ''' iron Mask.
Fourth race. five aud hal, tu,,
tendoDt, "a; Wooden Shoes. oeWon nsS-superin-
Time. lol; Holiday. loi; Water LAD, iG5: io, AN ANY
prsIng. 1l2. l"@' sur
Filth race. stceplcchaSe. about two rn,. ~,
gay Pilot H. Octopus. 1877: Shannon Riser' 'se
Maltbic lf2; Tillie d, 1I5. Mnxins Pride 10 i.s
Ed Rotans 1877. 40
Sixth race. six furlongG-Elsganza. Whsu.
Belle. Mohawk Girl Euterpe. l03: Travel Lish,
Deerfcld. 1o7; War Lord. Monmouth, Copin, lo'
The Turkess 9S: Dixon, li2 Ford Nal. l05.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
SPANISH FORK LOSES
CLOSE GAME TO LEHE
Special to The Tribune.

LEHI. July lG,-In the County lea que
game today between Leh and Spanish
FORK, Lehi won by a score OF 10 D. The
Two teams were the leaders i'm the Coun-
~ league and were running neck and
neck. each team having Won eight and
lost two games.
me game appeared to rather one
sided up 10 the beginning OF the seventh
inning. when the score stood to / in
favor of Lehi> In the seventh. with only
one man down. Spanish Fork filled all
and an over throw they scored three runs
with batter still on third. Another safe
one and the inning ended, 6 TO ., Spanish
FORK only lacking one To tie. During the
next two innings neither team scored
This makes fourteen straight victories
for Lehi. eight having been played with
County league teams and SIX with out
follows:
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Smelter g.. ...-..-....-..n q o-5
Magma o.. . ............n n q 90
SUMMARY EuoT-Williams. TWo-bsse hit
Christensen. Three-bcSa hit-kilburn Double
rlayS-StacE - Cameron; Kil6urn 10 Brown. Stolen
haEes-ENpo'rlck ~. Hits-on Kllhurn. !: of
BroSy. 9. B1ses bsls-0ti Brady. .; off Kill
bur9. I, OF Rees. o Struck out-By Brady. 3: by
Kilburn. ?; b. Reos. :. Eit by pitchcr-Buddo. by
Rees Tine OF game-i hour and 81 minutes Um-
pire-Maher. Scorer. F. Keogh,
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SWIMMING RACES AT
WANDAMERE. SATURDAY

Contests in the swimming tournament
at Wandamere will be held Saturday af
| ternoon at o'clock. The contests are
open to all There Will be a fiftyyar I'd
and q f;fty-yard go for boys. The con-
tests are held under the direction Of the
| Deseret gymnasium. The prizes are pro-
yided by the Wandamere management.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
French Fighter Tniured

Los ANGELES. July f5.-Charles Lc poux the
Tn rrehon 5antnmweight champion defeatcd by
hin WiIllams OF Baltimore last night was
said TO DO In bad shape today from blows said
o. ns friends TO have been foul. Two physicians
80 eaIled 10 attend him and found nc had su.-
him In bed several days "'''
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Windsor Entries.
International News Service

By International News Service.
First race. mile-Rock Spring. e5; Hsverock
1l5; Hearts OF Oak Rustliug. 1o2. 'Snrolta. 100.
'Giddlnss entry,
Second race six furlongs-Issy Ham 50; Bittra.
io2; Clint, 1O3: Joe Knight, log; York Lad, 10;
Liberty Hall. III; Lsmodo. 81; Yorkville lO2;
Gold Cap. i04; orowoc. l0s: Chapultepec. 10.
cosgroyc. 1l3, Also eligible: Union Jack. os.
Cdper Sauce 1oa; Bobby Boyer. ia.
Third race, one mile-General Ben Lodi. rs:
Queen Sain 1902. Nmir, l0?s sim. 1903; Bemnust,
o7; Flabbergasi 1922 BRrnegnt. lo5: White Wool,
1903.
Fourth race. five furlongs-suporl. 100; Wander
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
BATTING RALLY
WINS FOR PILLS

PHILADELPHIA. July 1s.-Philadel-
phia beat ST Louis today, 4 to 3, by
means of a batting rally in the eighth
inning during which three runs were
scored Manager DooIn used three pitch
ers and three pinch hitters In his effort
to win. and Rixey, his last choice in the
box, held ST. Louis safe In the first
half Of the ninth, allowing them no
chance to score. Griner pitched the en-
tire game for ST. Louis. The score;
ST LOUIS. PHILADELPHIA.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
Cobb's Suspension Confirmed.

NEW YORK. July ls.-The suspension OF Tyrus
Cobb Of tho Detroit baseball club for hts sterca-
tion Monday with Umpire Hildsbrand at Detroit
automatically confirmed by President John =
OF the American league Johnson said he
would Tx the time CT tho suspension when he re-
ceived the official report OF the case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
American Balloonists Chosen.

NEW YORK. July l6.-R A. Up8on pilot o
tho Goodyear: John Watts OF the Kansas City
H., and H. T.. Honeywell Of the Kansas City Post
wcro officially announced by the Aero club OF
America today having first second and
third places, respectively in tho recent balloon
entrants for the teuationAI balloon races
abroad next October. Upson. Watts and Honeywell
Will. therefore. be the American competitors.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-07-17
REST AND HEALTH TO MOTHER AND chin

MRS. WINsLows SOOTHING SYRUP has been
nsed ior over SIXTY WEARS by MILLIONS Of
MOinEES S Tor their CHILDREN WHILE
SOOTHES the CHILD, SOFTENS the GUMS
ALLAfS all PAIN; CURES WIND COLIC. and
solutcly harmless Be sure and ask for Ms
Winslow's Soothing Syrup" aud take no other
Kind. Twenty-Five cents bottle
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McGraw Signs Cuban.

NEW YORK July ls.-Manarer ,,ccr,n =, .,o
.S ne" tork National league team announced todav
1. cna. ne mao signed Emilio Palermo. one OF rho
ra,op p'.enels OF the Almendares team OF Havana
lravnno aNn Is big follow. six feet tall with tre
Ae"u"us Aass speea as one OF his chief pitching as
l''ants next rprino ' report 10 the
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Giants White Sox Trip Certain.

CHICAGO July l5.-The round the world tour
OF the Chicago Americans and the New York Ma
tionals became a certainty yesterday when Charles
Comiskey. OF the White Sor, posted 4 for.
felt necessary TO assure transportation The team;
will GALL from Vancouver c. November H.
making the trip 10 the coast in special train.
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fsecoud game
CLEVELAND

sBatted for Carith in ninth
IRAN for Leiyelt IN ninth.
Score BY innings
Cleveland =. ............o q o -
New York ......-.......o a I IL
summary: ErrorS-Peckinpaugh HartzelI smith
psugh Nsrtzell. Two-base hts-Blandipg (2l.
stolen oases-Daniels (2). Peckinpauyh Double
playt-Csriseh and Lsjole Bases on eaiis-Yish-
er. Struck out-BJ Blandins. 1: By Fisher. !.
Passed ball-CariSch.. Wild pitch-Banding First
base on error-Clevesnd. +: New York. I. Left
on bnses-Cleyclsud Time hour and 55
minutes Ump!res-Hdcbrapd and O'Loughl!n
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Golfers Chosen.

CHICAGO. July 1s.-The team which Will rep
resent the wegtera Coli association In the Olympic
CUP competition AZ the Homewood Country club
on SATURDAY. will consist OF Charles Evans. Jr
Warren X Wood. william I. Rowland. Jr.. and
Kenneth ?. Edwards, Its personnel was announced
today By Charles Willard. secretary OF the asso-
citation
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CHAM PS WIN FIRST
UNDER NEW MANAGER
Continued From Preceding Page.)

ST. Louis TO two scattered singles The
victory goes to Hughes. who pitched the
eighth inning. The home team scored It's
runs on a pass, a sacrifice. and doubles
by Pratt and Williams. Gallia pitched
to one man in the eighth inning and
passed him on four successive balls
Hughes then went in and retired the side
In order. The score:
wAsHINCToN-sT LOUIS
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Morris Scores Knockout.

CLOVIA, n. NJ. July 16.-1n a sched-
uled ten-round boxing bout staged in an
open air arena here tonight Carl Norris
Of Oklahoma knocked out Marty Cutler
q Chicago heavyweight, In the second
round. Norris was the aggressor from
the start IN administering the knock
out punch Morris broke Cutters nose.
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WASHINGTON.
'pattcd for Boehling In eighth.

score by lnnlngs-
Washington ..,,......o 2-3
81. Louis ..,,.........,0 o o 0 o.
Summary: Error5-Henry. Agnow. Two base
hits-Pratt. Brief. Williams Hits-ON Bochling.
4 10 innings: of Gallia, In Inning;
none out in eighth; Off Hughes 10 | In
ninss of Johnson, I in / inning Sacrifice hits
Morsrn, Agncw. Brief Mocllor, Stolen bases
Milan Double play-FoStcr, Morgan and Gandil.
Lett on bases-st Louis, 8; Washington. T..
First on balls-off Boehling. I; off Gala, ];
off Leverenz. ?. Struck out-By Boching, s; by
Hughes. ]. by Lovcrpez. / Time hours. Um-
pircs-Evsns and Sheridan.
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UnstghtlY Face Snots

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been troSsi%sss S matter how long you have
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suffering stops on the sores and the
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in their practice ana DOCTORS use 1t
Mr. Alleman of Littletsr srecommend it.
"Had eczema on forehsasa'. "a, "a, says:
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two weeks. " Guaranteed to Tar IT IN
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mended by SchrammJ Johnson. DrSuss
"The ever.Substitutors. Five e
good stores. advertisement.
Dancing carnival Saltair tonigh
Two big bands. Continuous dancing.
fAdvsrtisement-)
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Spanish. Fork
Heavyweights Sign for Bout,

SAN FRANCISCO. July 1s,-Bob McAIlistcr. for
mer amateur champion heavyweight boxer OF tho
Olympic club aud Sailor Ed Petroskey signed ar
ticies today for a twenty~round bout the nigh.
o. o. august s. Thoy have agreed 10 weigh in
l6O pounds at o'clock
lhis VIII he McAiligter's frst long distance
contest since he loft the amateur ranks six months
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OUTSIDER WINS PACE
FROM TWO FAVOR|TEs
Walter Cochato Surprise; Vet
eran Starter Collapses, but
Is Not Seriously Ill.

PITTSBURG. July 1o.-After being de-
layed two days by rains and heavy track
the Grand circuit meet at the Brunot
island track started today under Ideal
weather conditions.
In the 2.05 pace Walter Cochato. an
outsider, had little difiiculty In taxing
both heats and the race I,ongworth b.
and Branham Baughman, the favorites
took second and fourth respectively.
The PIP trot and the 2.12 pace both
Went to four heats
= The 9,24 trot in all rnree heats was a
procession around the track, Uncle Bifi
taking the race In straight heats.
In the 2.12 pace Isaac b, lost his teei
In his hopples and was thrown.
Shortly after the second heat OF the
dav had been run. Frank Walker, the
veteran starter of the Grand circuit. col :
lapsed and was removed from the stand
lie was not seriously I'll.
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Summary; Erors-Peckinbaush Hartyell Smith
Two base hits-Lsbold. Jackson. Hartsell Nc
Connell. Peck Sacrifice hit-Cns pmau. Sacrifices
fly-Lsjoie. Stolen bases---Johnston, Jackson
Hartzell. Chapman. Double pay-o'Nell and La
ioie. First balls-McConnell J. Struck out
BY Mitchell. g by Mcconnell. I First on er-
rors-Cleveland, I. Lett on boSos-cleyslsrd g.
New York, s. Tims-l hour and IS minutes
Umpres-o Loushlin and Hldebrend.
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Mr.. Business Man,
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PHILADELPHIA.
ST. LOUIS.

.Ran for Evans In ninth.
+Battod for Dolnn In seventh.
.Batted for KilIfcr In seventh
-.Dattod for Brennan In seventh
Score by innings
gt I>oulp ................o Q q "a
Philndelphin .. ,.,,....0 81
summary: Errors-L. Magco Lobert Dolan.
Two-hase hits-onkeg. Lobert Walsh. Homo run
-Cravath. Hlts-on Brennan, in innngs. Oft
Mayer, In inning: Off Rixoy, in In
ming. Sacrifice hit-oakce stolen bases-Loeort.
Roberts Double pays-MoWrey whiued and
Konetchy: l.. Magee and Konotchy. Left on baucs
st Louie, 4: Philadelphia. 6. First on balls
Off Gripor, 2: off Rlxey. I. First errors
81 Louis 2: Philadelphia l. Hit by pitcher
Evans by Brennan Struck cut-By Criuer 1: By
Brennan q by Rixey. I. Tjmc-I hour and 40
minutes Umpires-QugIey and Emslie.
CATALOGUE PRINTING
Done by the Century is distinctive
1857 Postofflce place. (Advertisement)
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BROOKLYN EVENS Up
IN SERIES WITH CUBS

Continued From Preceding Page.)
by CamnitE. :? Time hour and SS minutes
Umplre5-Rjgler and Byron.
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.Eudlo cut interfering with ball

ro,aIs al ego loI Totals 80
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NEW YoRK-cLEvELAND.
NEW YORK
-e BY innings

Cleveland e, ............1 A IS
New York ..............o q o O 40
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30

nos veremos. Mediaron otras palabras
y el senior Carballeira crey6 oportuno
defender sus derechos inatacables.
Flel a este proposito, tan luego e]
Juez dlcto sentencia, y antes de que el
Tribunal declararse disuelto. Sc ope-
10 ante la Corte de los insultos
y amenazas de Solla
Ell senior Rossi, considerable oue Ia
Corte debla conocer del caso. en- ell acto
10 lnvestigo .tomando declaration 4 los
testlgos que ambos citaron; como resul-
tara probada la actitud de Solla frente
al Letrado, creyo que debia proceder
embellishments porque estaba en- el de-
Der da proteger la inmunidad del de-
tensor, y de castigar ell delito. que no
era otro que ell de un grave desacato 4
la Corte, E imruso a Solla Ia pena de
$50 de multa, mostrandose benigno con
q, por entender que ell sentenciado no
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30
Desacato q la
Corte dc Distr;to
iserenidad, amigo, serenidad!

En- el momento de retirarse aver a
deliberar el Jurado que conoc1a de la
causa vista aver en- la Secci6n "a. de la
Corte, que relatamos Ell otro lugar de
este n1mero, salio a los pasillos con OBJ
jeto de fumar un cigarro ell Abogado
defensor de uno de los procesados, Sc
nor Ignacio Carballeira como este
senior en- su informe de defensa atacara
rudamente en- uso de su perfecto dere-
cho la declaration prestada en- la vista
por ell testigo de cargo Ramon Solla,
este, que sin duda es susceptible ell ex-
tremo, ofendido por las frases q. aquel
usara Ell su informe, Sc acerco al LIE
trado diciendole: "Yo crei que era I'd.
mas caballero; pero aha EN- Ell campo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30
"A. REVOLUTION CHINA
Sc HACE FUERT TIE

Nueva York, 3D. Sun Vat Sen, pre-
sidente de la replblica China, ha pasa-
do una nota los Poderes pidiendoles
que en- manera alguna Sc abstengan de
prestar ayuda Yuan Shi Kai, ell ejer-
cito revoIucionario del cual Sc va ha-
ciendo fuerte, pues en- la provincia de
Human Sc han declarado partidarios de
dicho caudillo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30

Nueva York, 30 Ante el Comite
del Senado que investiga las maquina-
clones para ejercer Influenza Ell la le-
gislaci6n, ell senador Underwood de-
nunci0 4 Mr. Mulhall como lln hOmbre
que vive del escandalo que para con-
seguir dinero apela a cualquier extre-
mo. Anadi6 Underwood que 6l nunca
habia hablado con Mulhall. nj siquiera
10 habia visto antes de ahora.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30

81 usted quiere vender una casa, un
autom6vil, una joya, algo de valor 8 de
arte, ofrezcalos quien pueda com
prarlo
jY quien pueds comprar sin dinero ?
La gente que 10 tiene lee Ell BOLE
TIN MERCANTIL.
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MAS CABLEGRAMAS
UN NOMBRAMIENTO

Nueva York, 3D. Hoy ha sido NOM
brado ,Jefe de la Oficina del TEMPO de
los Estados Unidos ell senior Charles
F. Marvin, quien hace bastante tempo
que viene desempenando un alto puesto
en- la misma.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1913-07-30

podia darse cuenta de la importancia
Gel dellto que habla realizado: previ-
nlendole que, de continuar en- su acti-
tud lncorrecta molestando en- 10 suce-
slvo al Letrado por este hecho 10 cas-
'1garla severamante.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-08

- ~ ArtlAefai Light
- 16n1A syeales hns adopted the
10 Of blowing 1t night
M M xpose two powerful acety-
111ghts ara attached to the
. -. engine which draws tho
pItlSG snd the ground Is SO well and
bri1If1ntly lighted that the operator
can work over the field quite a. well
Pc by daylight.
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Making It Clear

The breakfastel had ordered hall
but steak. The waiter returned to an
noance that a steak could not be
served. but that flet was possible.
'"The flet comes from here, he ex-
planned, laying two fingers athwart his
side and speaking as one perfectly
good halibut to another.
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Costly JOB.

flows your husband this morning
Mrs. Finnigsrr "oh. he's very poor
". yer ri7erence! And It's = mighty
expensive disease he's got The doc
thor says I've to kape him in good
spirits. /. p.
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Ga 20 fond Of all-inclusive pray
81. ~ one night she offered the fol-
s1n7(1n discriminating petition: Lord.
pxG16& bless mother and father and
All d ". and give US everything good I:
and please bless orr friends. and give
them What is good for them!"-Har-
per's Magazine.
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Method In His Extravagance.

Haven't you a handsomer chafns.
dish than that?" asked the customer.
you want something even more or
namental than this?" Yes. want
one so beautiful and expensive that
my wife wouldn't think of trying to
cook anything in it.
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conaenItaI.

Benevolent Old Lady Ito Weary VIII
lie. whom she finds resting in the
shade OF telephone pole) Alas, my
poor wayfarer, travelling through this
vale OF tears! What has caused you
to become discouraged and abandon
the race SO early in life?" Weary Will
lie--Tire trouble. lady
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-08

The Man Who Has Nothing to Say.
The man who has nothing worth
telling always makes the loudest
complaint because the world refuses
to listen.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1913-03-08
Use for Typography.

II one practices the wood burning
art in your home remember that all
wooden articles can be easily marked
with the typography needle.
Alma record., 1913-12-11

Last Tuesday night the Rebeccas
held their semi-annual election and
the following ladies will fill the Of
fees Noble Grand, Mrs. Charles
Perrigo; Vice Grand, Mrs. Dell Tot
ten; Recording Secretary, Mrs. Edith
Stevens; Financial Secretary, Mrs.
Lizzie Lane; Treasurer, Mrs. ].
Saunders; Trustee, Mrs. Ella Her
sted.
The High school enrolment is the
largest ever. One hundred and sixty
three pupils are in regular attendance.
The new freshman assembly room is
also full and without doubt next
year will start a campaign for a new
or improved school building.
The reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints are hav-
ing Sunday school at one o'clock p.
m, preaching service at 2:15 p. m.,
standard time, at 4O3 n. Woodworth
avenue. All are cordially invited.
The High school basketball team
is organized and the material prom
ises team which will make a good
showing for the central Michigan
championship.
Miss Marguerite lseman has re-
covered from case OF chickenpox
and is again at school
Mrs. A. II. Lowry and Mrs. Kirk
Hildreth were in Alma Tuesday.
Mrs. c. T. Doty is seriously i'll at
her home.