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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-12

WANTED - By industrious young
man, work in store or office, good
education. Can give reference. Ad-
dress "H," Gate City. ....... m
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WANTED = Railway mail clerks.
$500 to $3.50 month. Details free.
Franklin Institute. Dept. 104 F.,
Roch ester, N. Y.
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LET me do your spring repairing
All kinds of carpenter work prompb
lv done. c. Robinson, 1918 Franklin
Phone Black-1723.
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WANTED-Man with large acquaint-
ance In his own locality. Either
all or part time. for responsible posi-
ton with well known reliable con-
Germ. Exclusive proposition. It's n w
and nothing else like it. Splendid in
come to right party This is an ex-
ceptional opportunity for a man in
your section to get into a big paying
business without capital Ambition
and good appearance more nee sssary
than experience. lodge member or
school teacher preferred. Write at
once, giving your age, something
about yourself and references. Ad.
dress Herman Schocke. manager of
application spartment, Great North.
ern building, Chicago, ILL., Also one
lady wanted over % years of age.
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WANTED-Good girl for Homework.
Enquire 627 Exchange. Phone 267.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SMALL Missouri farm, either 10, 20.
80 or 40 acres (you take your
choice regardless Of size): also ,
town lots and 800 shares In success.
full 900 acre orchard company with
two canning factories and full equip.
ment, all for only $500: s. down and
S. monthly without interest or taxes.
Will pay round trip railway fare Of
buyers Paym ents stop in case Of
death. Write for photographs and
full information. Willis A. Munger
IA N Y. Life, Kansas City. Mo.
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FOR SALE-Four cylinder, four cycle
air cooled gasoline motor, weight
$50. 3l9 Bank street.
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DANGER SPOTS
IN MEXICO
Continued from page -

morning. Rumors of impending
changes in this country's policy after
he has conferred with Secretary Bry-
an and President Wilson were being
/, discussed today. There was nothing
official on which to base them, other
than the belief that Lind would insist
that the time had come when tenn
4 porizing should cease and sharp action
to force CarranZa to drive Huerta
/ from power be taken. Rear Admiral
Howard reported today an unsuccess-
full attempt to sink the gunboat
Morles outside tie harbor of Tobam-
pamo. An insurgent aviator flew
over the vessel and dropped two
bombs, both Of which exploded in the
water near the gunboat. A third did
only trifling damage and the aviator
was then driven off by rifle fire from
the Morles and the gunboat Tampico.
The Mexican embassy here through
! charge d. Affaires Algara issued a
statement tonight insisting that Villa
and his troops are in a trap near San
! Pedro
! Exactly the opposite was insisted
at the constitutionalist junta. There
| it was said Velasco and his reinforce
ments were in full retreat.
General Carranza. it is said here, is
now enroute to chihuahua City where
/ he is expected to establish his tenn
porary capital. Officials here believe
that when he has once established it,
| a formal demand will be made on this
government to recognize the belliger-
ency of the insurgents.
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Sale.

Below you will find the
choicest list Of property
ever placed on the market,
among which you will find
houses that are homes and
at a price far below the
cost Of construction; you
will also find Investment
property worthy Of your
Investigation as it will net
you as high as 10 per cent
which beats the interest
you receive from mort
cages or banks.
No 1119 Franklin street, eight
room frame, thoroughly modern
and in good condition.
No. 1873 Concert street. eight
room modern frame. without
doubt the best constructed frame
house in the city and at price
far below construction cost.
No. 1912 Orleans avenue, six
room frame house with full eel
lar. This property has an 50
foot frontage but will sell the
house and 40 feet.
No. 1902 Concert street. part.
ly modern frame fiat. with cen
trail location and will make
good Investment.
Nos. s26 and 92s Concert
street, two six room brick
houses. located on corner lot and
should interest you il you are
looking for investment property.
No. 1929 Concert street, part
ly modern brick fiat, located on
corner lot. Will make n nice in
vestment because priced very
low.
No. 1923 Concert street, a sew
en- room frame house with two
lots, making a desirable pur-
chase for some one wishing
garden or chickens.
No. SO Fulton street, a near
modern brick house in the best
OF condition, located close to the
business district.
No. S24 High street, eight room
modern house in excellent condi-
ton, can be purchased at a fg.
ure far below construction cost.
No. 907 Exchange street, an
eight room thoroughly modern
house in the very Best condition.
No. 1928 Des Noines street,
an eight room partly modern
house, priced at a figure that
should interest anyone wishing
home in this Vicinity
No. 42s South Ninth street. a
new four room frame cottage,
very convenient. ,priced below
construction cost.
No 1928 Estes street. six room
frame house. with good barn and
three lots. VIII sell the house
and one lot or will sell the va.
cant lots separate.
No. 100 and 1902 Reid street,
a double frame house with three
lots; will sell the house and one
lot or the vacant lots separate.
No. 71S South Fifth street.
six room frame cottage, with lot
having 10 foot frontage and
will consider any offer that you
care to make.
On corner of Fifth and Palean
streets, / have frame store
building, a double brick house
and small frame house, all on
one lot. making good investment
property: would like to have you
make me an offer.
No. 1902 Main street, is a two
and three story brick mercan
tile building, 20 foot frontage,
now operating under a lease,
making 1t fine Investment prop
erty.
l have vacant lots and build
ing sites on Grand avenue, and
on side streets Just OF Of Grand
avenue; 40 feet on Concert
street between Tenth and Elev-
enth; full lot on Fulton street
between Fifth and Sixth: 40 feet
On Orleans avenue between
Twelfth and Thirteenth; two lots
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FOR RENT-Garage for one or two
autos; concrete alley. North Sixth
street. Black-l691 -
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FOR RENT-527 and 52s Palean
street. Enquire OF H. T. Flood, 913
Timea street. -
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FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, 912 Fulton, SIG per month.
Van Pappelendam Bros.
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LOST.
FOUND.

FOUND-Bunch Of keys on Third and
Main street. Call at this office, pay
notice.
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FOR RENT-May to September, FIVE
room modern house, north side.
Large yard. Inquire Ills Concert.
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FOR RENT-G19 Concert street. six
room house. Enquire SIS Concert
or 325 Main street.
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FOR SALE-Good sound well bred
driving mare. 100 lbs. about 9
years old, $4,000 II sold soon. Come
see, you will buy If you want a good
stopper. 1912 Concert street.
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Dead Uttered Streets.

SAN PEDRO, Coahuila. Mexico.
April 1.-THE fighting which preced-
ed the retreat rom San Pedro Friday
of one of the principal columns of
General Regug.o Nelasco's federal
army, was desperate in the extreme,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-12

FOR RENTING houses, In good or
der, close in. Inquire at COZ Con
cert. Phone Red-723.
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THE WANT COLUMN

~
FOR RENT-Garage for one or two
autos; concrete alley. North Sixth
street. Black-1697.
FOR RENT-Seven room modern
house, 81 Fulton. SIG per month.
Van Pappelendam Bros.
FOR RENT-527 and 52s Palean
/ street. Enquire of H. T. Flood, 913
Timea street.
FOR RENT-May to September, FIVE
room modern house, north side.
Large yard. Inquire Ills Concert. +,
FOR RENT-1211 Franklin, six rooms.
modern; 1918. five rooms, modern
except furnace; 220 South Fifteenth,
eight: 229, seven rooms, modern.
Chas. Altes. 1918 Franklin.
FOR RENT-1120 Morgan. SIX rooms.
furnace. bath, gas, hot water. En-
quire 1126 Morgan.
FOR RENT-May I. partly furnished
or unfurnished fiat, 31S North Fifth
street.
FOR RENT--Large modern furnished
room to lady or married cuolpe. In
refined neighborhood. Inquire 1l06
Timea.
FOR SALE.
FOR SALE-Buff Orphington eggs for
Matching; Is for 81. A. X. Stewart,
441-Black.
FOR SALE CHEAP-Columbus sur
rey. rubber tired See Hawkes.,
Eighth and Main.
FOR SAIJE-$25O cash and $50 per
month will buy good seven room
house. one block from postofiice,
ground 5Ox40. "B. A. care Gate City
Office.
FOR SALE-Lumber or wood, pine
and oak, Keo.,uk and Hamilton
Bridge Co.
FOR SALD-1 gray horse weighing l.
300 pounds, In good condition. Cal,
at Swift & Co., Fourth and Exchange
streets.
FOR SALE-Five room house with
four lots. See owner at 507 F street,
on Saturdays only.
FOR SALE-Boat house hulls, 40 It.
long, It. wide, 2 IT. deep Price
$500 each or $4,000 for the two. K.
Carroll Taber.
+, FOR SALE-Baby chicks from Bar
red Rock eggs, l0c each. J. H.
Morrison, south OF Hamilton depot
Phone.
FOR QUICK SALE-S.x room frame,
natural wood trim. almost new
house, full lot. improved street, oe-
ment walks, water, gas, sewer, nice
location, $3.50. 1923 North Thirteenth
street Sutlive Bros, So Main.
FOR SALB-Dress form. fully adj
Unstable. full length, practically
new. Phone Black-1121.
FOR SALE-At a great sacrifice, the
fine modern brick residence, 81
Concert, the best bargain in city. See
Mitchell, 30 North Fifth
FOR SALE good surry, cheap for
quick sale: l good Henney buggy.
fine condition. Auto Sales Co., 1917
Main street.
FOR SALE-A good phaeton. See
Alfred E. Buck, at Buck-Reiner Cos.
FOR SALE-GOod sound well bred
driving mare, 100 lbs. about 9
years old, $4,000 II sold soon. Come
see, you will buy If you want a good
stopper. 1912 Concert street
FOR SALE-Eegs for Matching. from
prize winning White Wyandotes.
so cents for 10. $500 per hundred.
White Elk Vineyard. Phone 2321-F23.
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FOR RENT-1211 Franklin, six rooms.
modern; 1918. five rooms, modern
except furnace; 22o South Fifteenth,
eight: 229, seven rooms, modern.
Chas. Altes. 1918 Franklin
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Such is the logical one for you to buy. Women
folks have been too long denied the pleasure Of drv-
ing the gasoline automobile because of the physical
effort required to operate the cumbersome hand-lever
when shifting gears. This condition longer exists
with the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-12

FOR RENT-Five room fiat at 92s
Main street, second floor. Phone
Red-1117.
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FOR SALE-A good phaeton. See
Alfred E. Buck. at Buck-Reiner Co 8
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FOR SALE-Eegs for Matching. from
prize winning White Wyandotes.
so cents for 10. $500 per hundred.
White Elk vineyard Phone 2321-F2G
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Holding Back News.

NEW YORK, April district cen
sorship was established on all outgoing
messages from Mexico City at $50
O'Clock this evening.
This Is the entire contents of a dis
patch received by the United Press in
New York tonight from its staff cor
respondent in Mexico City. In view
of past moves of the Huerta govern
ment it is believed the action may
have been taken to prevent the dis
patch of important news.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1914-04-12

FOR RENT-112O Morgan. SIX rooms.
furnace. bath, gas, hot water. En-
quire 1126 Morgan.
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top. second hand
desk. McGrath Bros.
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Refugees on BattIeships.

VERA CRUZ, April 11.-Rear Ad-
miral Mayo reported to Admiral
Fletcher today that the Des Moines
has taken $50 refugees on board and
the Chester 40. He urged that pro-
visioned transports be rushed to
Tampico if conditions make it neces-
sary to keep the refugees aboard.
Mayo reported the federals and reb-
els holding the same positions they
held Friday and said fighting had
temporarily ceased.
General Zaragcza, senior federal Of
ficer in tTampico. has asked Mayo for
time to consult his government on
the arrest of marines from the Dol
phin.
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WANTED-Sewing to do at home.
Phone Red.l259.
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FOR RENT-No. $50 Lucas avenue,
opposite police station, two story
brick building. John Tumelty.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-House s14 Morgan, light
waite. Also good barn. Apply SIS
Morgan.
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms
for light hous excepting or slepeing,
modern. board if desired. 716 Frank
lin street.
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FOR RENT-Rooms. furnished or I'M.
furnished for light housekeeping at
504 High street. ..-
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FOR RENT-No. 3lS n. Third street
zen rooms and bath. Inquire a: No
222 Morgan street.
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FOR RENTING. S11 Main. first flool
store building. John Tumelty.
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FOR RENTING. 1928 Concert. seven
room frame, not modern, $500 per
month. John Tumelty.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1914-01-03

Miss Elizabeth Mixuer spent the day
yesterday in Springfield, Mass.
Miss Kate Wheeler entertained 4 few
friends at a New Year : dinner at her
homc
The thermometer registered - de-
gree> below zero III Charles Stockwell i
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Lowell Patch has been confined
70 the house several days this week OH
6'ccouut of illness.
The Green Mountain club met with
Mrs. Dan w Harris yesterday after
noon from ) to ) o clock.
Mrs NJ Whitman who is STAYING at
the home OF Mrs. Mixer this winter
went TO her home in Putney yesterday
to remain until next Tuesday.
Mrs. Mary Larant Of Elliot street
MAS admitted to the Nelrose hospital
Thursday evening. Tony Corsal was
taken to the hospital Thursday criti
cally i'll with pneumonia.
Mrs. Mary CHsbee went with Mrs
Harriet Stone and Miss Maude Stone
/ on sleighing party to Dummens' or
/ this week returning To the home OF
Mrs. NJ. j, Stebbins where she visited
until FRIDAY Afternoon. when she return
Ell to her home on Western avenue
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WEST DUMMERSTON

Miss Bertha HaZelton is visiting her
parents in East Dummerston.
Mrs Fred Daniels of Townshcnd
was a guest of Mrs. L. j. SIocum We'd
nesday.
Mr. and Mrs Howard Culinan arc
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. +.
Copnarn.
Mrs Charlotte Coombs ate Christmas
dinner with her son and family at
Brattleboro.
Mrs. Leroy Wilder and son were
Christmas guests Of her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. c. F. Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Clark. .ir., and
Mr. and Mrs Herbert Tuttle went sun
day to Newfane 10 spend the day with
Mr. futile : parents. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
II. Tuttie.
Mrs. II. =. Marsh wno las bee,
under the doctor = care the past week
Is much Improved. She has gone tC
stay With her daughter, Mrs. c. $
wilkins, the rest OF the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Horace Butterield ar,
Visiting at his home here. having re
turned from their wedding trip to New
| York They have the best wishes o
their many friends for q bright future
The Christmas exercises which wer
| held in. the Baptist church Christina
eve were very much enjoyed by q larg
number. After the exercises present
were taken from the tree by SAINT
Claus and his helpers.
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Sporting Nevs
O'CONNOR GREATEST
DARTMOUTH PITCHER
Not Recalled that He Ever Gave Base
on Ralls-Facts III His Career
Given by Hanover Gazette.

In thc death Of Dr. Frank H.
Q Conner which occurred suddenly
from heart disease IN Brattlcboro. Vt.
December -, there passes away the
greatcSt pitcher who ever wore he
Dartmouth uniform SAYS the Hanover.
\. H., Gazette OF Jan. l. He played on
the varsity nine the seasons of So and
ls93 and with his catcher DR.. Archie
R;tnneN. formed Il well nigh iuEiucible
battery. the terror of other COLLEGE
teams and one that would stand UP We'll
in o professional league At that time
Dartmouth WIS in q league with Am
herst AMI Williams and there vas not
'much IN il for those institutions.
80 unequal VAS the contest that the
other colleges ruled the Dartmouth
PLAYERS must be confined to student, Of
the academic departments. thus barring
out students in the medical course and
other allied schools IL his career he
lost perhaps three games bnt tins was
due more 70 the team behind Elm.
The deceased was' popularity known
as " Roger 0 Conner after the ia
,uous professional of thar meme. In
pitching he had most perfect control
~ the bali RanGev declared III could
would be delivered never varying more
rhau half IN nch from tine position III
licatrd .bv the catcher : hands. II
>canuot be recalled that lie ever gay e 81
base on balls. lie had everything ~
the way OF curves that y tlngef has.
bur his most wonderful delivery Mas u
deceptive Jump bah which the batter
ccaid not fathoul Tall and tong
armed. the southpaw would snoot one
oytrhandcd which appeared I" 81 y
| drop. Int iust before it reat bel the
| plate il took - ~uddeu rise - the
discontinue OF the bat~man
fe poss, >std terrific speed. vet threw
- bail easy TO catch. His was an IRON
| constitution and pitching two days III
succession was no stunt AT ai Tor him
| once taunted of throwing away q
game, lie told the cnptain i lie would
allow him 10 pitch the nest six game.
| hc would win every one 81 them. Il,
was given the chaurc and made goo,
his promise Roger could not only
pitch bat could bat and LHn Is well
: Lon Cove, the seer OF athletics II
Dartmouth. has caught his pitching
and asserts he WAS a phenomenal pitch
or WHO could hold his own IN III:
league company.
With RauueN hc had numerous offer
TO enter baseball professionally but in
1 stead devoted himself 10 medicine
Rauncy graduated from the Dartmouth
Medical college iii 1891 after havin;
previously attended the medical IL
partmcnt OF the University Of Yer
mont. He is now superintendent o
the Lakeside hospital in Cleveland, {
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Sporting Notes.

able weather TOR winter sports II is
rumcred that the Winter Sports club is
to make determined effort to re-
establish on a firm to@thold Che fas.
cinatn2 and exciting winter sports
.ainc Of riu2pon1,
~. r.,or4 - ~. .,t, p..n,
r,,,, ro.., !. ,,.,,,.,ai ,..,t M, :.
re.,.on ~. ro,,.;n., ,,rs,,,n,..l, o,.,,,....
III n,;,,;,n. - poli.c, IL $50.
..,,,, TN .,,,,t.i..,.,,. .,,,.I IA 49,.
+, ~ 49, : .,,1,.,ti,., -.
I.Io[y tb,, ,.l.,nr ho,c, G,..l. I;tti,
,I;,,i.nlt - f,In..I:,.
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EAST DOVER.

Miss irua Powers 81 Boston is Wis
iring her mother. Mrs. Fannie Powers.
Mr. aud Mrs. +. H. Pratt visited rel
atiee> IN Brattlehoro Monday and Tues
day.
Percy GoodeH of Springfield vi. was
guest OF his aunt, Mrs. w II. Moore
from "Wednesday to Saturday.
Mrs. Bessie Hopkins i i'll at the
home Of her grandparents. MIR. and
Mrs. !. !. Worden, ~ Marlboro.
Merton l,azclIc and bride Of Brat
tleboro made short visit 1T the home
81 his brother, G. j. Lazeile. Thursday.
Dee. -
Miss Blanche Holland. who works
for Mrs. y. Howe in Springfield. Mass
Is ~ her home here for the holiday va
cation.
Miss Ruth WrisIcv &C Nest Swan<cy
n. IT,, visited her aunt, Mrs. SARAH
Ingram, from Wednesday Of last week
70 Tuesday.
Miss Nina Hall aud Kenneth Han ot
Sheiburne Fails visited Miss Han :
sister, Mrs. George Roberts. from " ed
| ncsdaS to Monday.
Mr. aud Mrs. Walter Halliday 81
Brattieboro, Raymond Haladav OF
| Providence. L. l.. amt Kate Proutv 81
Bellows Falls spent Christmas 1T thcil
homes here
Mr.. and Mrs IS. ". Rocl. Mr.. III,
Mrs. Roy Homes and daughter. Maria
ret. Mr.. and Mrs. D. G. Yeaw an,
daughter, Mildred all Of Brattleboru
partook OF a Christmas dinner ut "
| L. Ieaw ); Mr.. and Mrs. WAYNE Yeav
and daughter, Ruth, Mr.. and Mrs Ell
win Smith and Mr.. and Mrs VIII BE
mis-, all of Brattieboro, at G. H. BE
mis- 5.
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BONDVILLE

J. Il. styles. who has been III with
a heart trouble, is better.
Miss Reed was at her home in Man.
chester for the Christmas vacation
The Christmas exercises Dee - were
Very successful and large audience
was present.
Mr.. and Mrs T. W. Farnum of
Wsrdsboro were guests sunday at
John Cobb :.
There was a wood bee at the
church Friday. \ dinner was served
in the hall for the men.
Mr. and Mrs. b. \. Proutv visited
the past week at Charles skinner 5 and
Robert Dean : in Newfane.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Haven and daugh
ter. Hettie, and Arson Haywood OF
South Londonderry spent Christmas "a
Frank HAYWOOD :.
Mr. and Mrs. F. T.. Bolster, Mrs
David Slade and Mr. and Mrs Johi
Bolster spent Christmas day in Man
| chester at Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Am
| idon 5.
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SPEED BOYS WON
BY NARROW MARGIN
Defeated Clothicrs by Three Pins
Hard Fought Game With Victory
i'll Doubt Until Last Play.

In the hardest fought game ever
played on Bulzell : bowling alleys the
Speed Boys defeated the Ciothers last
night by the narrow margin of three
pins. The victory was in doubt until
the last play. The Speed BOYS Won the
first string by six pins and the second
by two pins and lost the last by FIVE
pms. Oakes came rear swinging the
victory TO the Clothicrs, running up l04
in the last string. but Harris and Re
gall, the two anchor men of the Speed
Boys, defeated their men by a superb
margin to clinch the match. Cakes
had high single lo4, and Harris led on
totals, having mark Of 273 The
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IF THERE is ANYTHING

About your plumbing that you think is
not just as it should be do not take
any chances with It in this weather.
Something going wrong now would
make trouble in large and copious
quantities Better let me look over
your pipes before YOU wake up to- find
your dining room floor coated with ice
or ice cold water.-Pearl I. Clapp. Cox
Building Main street
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WEST CHESTERFIELD. N. H.
Heirlooms at Christmas Party.

Ca Christmas day Mr. ANA Mrs.
George +. Burnham entertained their
chiIdren. grandchildren ami friends.
Seventeen sat down to symptoms
roast turkey dinner The grandchildren
sat IL cherry table their great great
grandfather made tor their great
grandmother when she began keeping
hUuSe in 1871. II was covered with 4
table cloth which their great great
grandmother spun aud wove. -Four
states were represented. Maine, New
Hampshire Vermont aHd Massachtl-
sctts Christmas greetings and presents
were exchanged and y social time was
enjoyed until an early hour. when all
departed hoping % meet again next
Christmas.