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The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-01

publican yesterday, has been exceed
ed by the record made by A. l.. Shid-
Ter on three acres in the Cassem adj
dition last year, MIR. Shidler raised
AZ bushels to the acre and believes
that wlen alfalfa does so we'll in this
section, other leguminous crops, such
as beans should prosper.
Jacob ~Tschetter. of Bridgewater,
was a business visitor yesterday in
Mitchell.
Commenting upon the recent state
hardware convention held in Mitch
ell, the Hardware Age, II of the
large trade journals of the country,
has the following to say: "The city
of Mitchell proved to be an excellent
host. Members and exhibitors were
we'll cared for, and a number of the
entertainment features were provid-
ed by the Commercial club at the di-
rection of Secretary 7. j. Morgans.
Mr. .Morgans devoted his time to the
convention and was of considerable
assistance to Secretary Warren. The
exhibits We're placed in the city hall
and the sessions were held in the
Elks' home.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. John Peta,
Is mNes northeast of Mitchell, on
Monday, March %, a daughter.
The funeral of George Washing
| ton Henry who passed Jaw Sunday
/ morning will be held at 1:30 O'Clock
! on Wednesday afternoon at the home
of his daughter. Mrs. j. S. Allison,
500 West Third n DR.. j. S.
Hoagland, pastor of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church, will officiate,
Mrs. w. A.. Branch and daughter,
| Miss Cleota Branch, left yesterday
| for a visit with relatives at Canton
and Egan, S. d. At the latter place
they will visit with Jesse Branch.
Mrs George Eastman departed this
| morning. for her home at Slater, Wye
Mrs. Eastman was Gale dhere two
weeks ago by the illness and death
of her father, Henry B. Rogers.
NJ. C. Corbett has gone to Mason
City. Ia, on a business trip.
A. J. Rozum and family have re
turned from Kimball, where they
were called by the serious illness OF
Mr.. Rozum's mother, who is now
much better.
S. A. Ramsey and j. E. Whiting
came down from Woonsocket this
morning on legal business.
Members of the board of trustees
of the South Dakota Anti-Saloon
ileague arrived today for a special
Injecting, called by Supt. r. N. Hols-
iaple to make preliminary plans for
the statewide prohibition campaign
In 1916. The meeting started at IL
O'Clock this forenoon in the direct
or's room of the Western National
bank.
II. S. Hedrick, OF Chamberlain
state game warden, was in Mitchell
today between trains while on his
way to Lake ndes.
J.. Blades, of Plankinton, is visit
ing for a few days with his brother
Moses +. Blades, 1912 West Fourth
avenue.
April Is has been designated a!
"Cleanup Day in Mitchell, and Sec
retary T. j. Morgans, of the CONNER
lcial club, has enlisted the aid of thu
T various women's clubs, the publ
S schools and the college to help in tn
movement. A proclamation on tn
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-01

Mrs. B. B. Dean has returned from
a visit at Iroquois with her parents.
MIR. and Mrs. j. f. Halliday.
Walter J. Smith, Dakota Wesleyan
go. has sold his interests. in the Lake
Harriet State bank, of Minneapolis,
and gone into a bank at Kennon,
Wis. Mr.. Smiths home was in Al
peHa.
White Lake Standard: j. II. Dun
bar came up from Mitchell Tuesday
to see if the town had changed much
since he moved away.
Mrs. Will Friedrichs, of Artesain,
arrived for a visit at the home OF
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
| Allen. She was accompanied by Mrs.
J. A. Friedrichs, who returned today
with her daughter Margaret.
Artesian Commonwealth-Advo-
cate: Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Walsh and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hoy went To
Mitchell Tuesday evening, where
Mrs. Hoy was operated on yesterday
| morning for appendicitis. she is re-
ported as progressing very nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. TruaX, former
residents of Mitchell. are now max
ing hteir home in Sioux Falls. wnere
Mr.. Truax is in the real estate bust
ness. For several years they hav
been living in Wagner, S. ID. Mr.
lTruax is a brother OF A. A. TruaX.
Warren Noble. an actor who vii
be remembered by many of the Older
residents of Mitchell, is reported te
be in a precariousS physical condition
at his home in Carlton, Ia. Mr.. Noble
an dhis brother, George Noble, trav
eled over this territory for man!
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EASTER WAISTS

A beautiful showing of this seasons best
styles for Easter selling, all the popular mater
ials are here. andin the leading shades. Voiles,s
Organdies, Jap Silks, Lace, Crepes, and Crepe
De Chine, plain and embroidered. Our waists
are distinguished for beauty, quality, work
manship and low prices.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1915-04-01
SPRING Wells

Never were wells more in vogue than this
season. We are showing a splendid variety of
the season best styles in the popular tape edge
ready to wear wells as we'll as a large assert.
ment of the most desirable styles in the yard
goods. $50, u
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06
MANS LEG BOUND IN SHARK.
by Latest MALL

PENSACOLA, FLA mans leg
was found in the stomach of a shark
caught in the ocean near here and
brought to land by the Austrian steam
-er Lucia. All the flesh had been di
gested, leaving the bones of the thigh
and calf bare, with the knee joint still
intact, except on the fot, which was
covered by new shoe.
This shoe was examined by a deal
er and identified as one of a pair he
sold short time ago to Capt. Bisneck
of the fishing smack oAlgoma, who
was drowned about two weeks before.
The skipper and ID member of his
crew were in small boat trying to
make a landing near the navy yard
after their smack had been anchored
for the night, when the boat was over.
turned. Capt. Blsneck was never
seen again, although the tugs and pi-
lots on duty at the entrances of the
harbor kept a close lookout for his
body. The shark in which the leg
was found was 1919 feet long.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06

Bridget-My mistress said at the be-
ginning of November that if didn't
break anything during the month she
would raise my wages. So was very
careful Norah-And you got your
raise? Bridget did not She claimed
that by not breaking anything in the
whole month broke the record.-At-
lanta Constitution. -.
Five persons were hurt, three ia
tally, when a suburban trolley car
collided- with an automobile near Ken
more, n. J.. f.. =.
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From an English newspaper: ~one
recalls in this connection the state
ment made by Alexander the Great
that Napo1eon's invasion of Russia
was defeated not by Cossacks, but by
Generals January and February. !"
Alexis statement being possibly one
of tthe communications Sir Oliver
Lodge claims to have received from the
other worId.-Washingto Star.
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nation National
sr,ea zsl1a a. ..,..., go.
a@E'eref-fh W. The Adjutant
Megler Macarthur w. Nicely Ord Dept
(Breveued CooneL) .EFr|zE2$"
MAJ B. Cooper, SurgSe
Lieut. Colonel) ! ...s. ~ =
Chief @ NJ Capt Henry Gieson, @ L. c.
(Brevetted Lieut. Colonel)
Mai Emf Peters, Adv.gen. L. Dept
Governor, Capt J. D. Dougherty, Infantry.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OFFICE.
l. Lieut. W. c. Whitener, v. g. A.
REeMENTAL FIELD AND STAFF oFFIcERs 1sT INF.
L.CoL William R Riley. Nal
B. John w. Kanaeholo Adtt
Capt. p. O'Sullvan End 1t George H. Cummings O. n.
M. S. A Merle NJ Johnson st Bat
Can't Reginald warham Comsy. Frazier,
End Roscoe w. Perkins, O. II.
W. Vaentn (Capt
COMPANIES STATIONED HONOLULU.
A Lieut. NJ Smoot I'd Lieut. j. K Cushngham Thurs
1870 p.
=. No drill for Company December so.
B-Cap Paul Super Wednesday 710
Company c-lst LR Friday, p.
w. v. Kolb,
Wednesday
No drill "Wednesday, Jan. g. owing opening Of Service
Basketball League
Capt Coer LIST Lieut. John Ho Monday 1880
Lieut. Houghtaing End Tuesday
Company Capt r Kane LIST Lieut. L. Kane md usut w.
L. Redngton c. Tuesday
Company BattanonCapt
AHA. and lieut. E K Chung Thursday 1880 Pr
IWaiuku-Capt W. W.
RE-. Wilcox
Company L-LAhaina-Capt W. K.
STATIONED HAWAII.
Company Easou LIST Lieut. H. horebea1 Ind
S.
MEDICAL OFFICERS WITH
isa MAJ Z D. KIbourns Capt r W. Benz
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RICHEST POLICEMAN
IN CHICAGO RESIGNS
TBy Latest NALL

CHICAGO-After 81 years of serv-
ice William S. Mcclure, who is called
Chicago's model policeman, has re-
signed. He is declared to be the
wealthiest man on the force and is
reputed to own property valued at
more than 100000.
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Jealous Sentry-Afraid | cant let
you go by without the password. sir.
lrate Officer-But, confound you,
tell you I've forgotten it, You know
me well enough. I'm Major Jones.
SIGNIFICANT help it, sir; must have
the password. Voice from the guard
tent-Oh, don't stand arguing all night,
Bill shoot 'im.-Tatler.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The gasoline schooner KoMoK1LA,
in command Of Captain George e.
Piltz, will leave Pier 6 Orchards
street Wharf for Maui and Molokai
ports every TUESDAY at p. m. and
for windward ports on Oahu every
FRIDAY at 2. m. For information
regarding rates, etc, telephons 4193.
KOMOKILA SHIPPING CO., LTD.
t3F b016-tf
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Hostess tat party)-"Does your
mother allow you to have two pieces
of pie when you are athome, WILLIE"
Willie (who has asked for a second
piecel-"NO. ma am We'll. do you
think she'd like you to have two pieces
here?" oh, confidently. she wouldn't
care. This isn't her pie. Louisville
Times
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06

Scientists claim that women of the
future will positively be baldheaded. -
Don't let that worry you. If they
haven't anything to pin it to they can
glue it on."-Kansas City Journal.
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SITUATION WANTED

A chance to make good, and aeman to
give me that chance. The writer,
an American. "a years old and well
educated. has had five years com
mereial and banking experience, and
viii be glad 70 furnish references
as to character or ability: Prefer
outdoor work, but will consider any
= offer. Have never been sick. and
am willing to travel 2400 miles to
work. Am employed at present, but
have no chance of advancement.
Address NJ. f. Jones. 1114 18th Ave,
North, Seattle. Wash.
hO61.Ian. 2. 4. 6. s. IL.
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NOTICE

The annual meeting of the Hawaiian
Fisheries, Ltd, will be held at Tokiwa
tNuuanu street, between Vineyard and
School, Eva side. on January 9, 1918,
at S p. m.
l. FUKUDA, Secretary.
6O1l.6t
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The indianapolis Chamber of Com
merce filed complaint with the Inter-
state Commerce Commission against
an increase of freight rates from In
dianapolis to southern points.
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UNFURNIsHED HOUSE.

In rear, 1921 Pensacola St; mosquito
proof, and electric lights; $3.50;
no children. 6052-3t
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WANTED

An English. French or German gov
erness. between 30 and 40 years Of
age, for a child 2k years old: re
concentrations required. Address
box 1876, this office. 6651-6t
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CHAS II MERRIAM

CfiAS n. MERRIAM,
Registrar of Convevances for the Ter
ritory Of Hawaii.
Approved: c. J. MCCARTHY,
Treasurer, Territory of Hawaii.
Honolulu. Hawaii. January 2, 1915
6052-Jan 4, 6. 8.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06
BY AUTHORITY.
NOTICE.

In accordance with the provisions
of Section 1854, Revised Laws of the
Territory of Hawaii, notice is hereby
given that | have this day appointed
MIR. George c. Ko9a deputy registrar
of conveyances for the Territory OF
Hawaii.
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ROOM AND BOARD

Two furnished, mosquito-proof rooms
to rent with board, to couple; pri-
vate family. 1899 Makiki St; phone
2945. .. -r.. 6052-6t
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GOO 00OO @ COCO
&# Af7fssz48
FOR RENT

Positively the newest, up-to-date. COM
: pletely furnished cottages on the
beach; tropical surroundings; good
bathing. Cressatv's, POLL Kalia road.
Phone 2S6S. 6012-lm
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NOTICE.

To whom it may concern: will
not be responsible for the payment
OF any bills contracted on and after
January 5, 1915, unless they be con-
tracted by myself, in person, or by
person authorized by me, in writing,
to do so.
.... JOSEPH ANDREWS.
/. ... 6051.2t E+tt
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7. Nakanishi, "a Beretania, mr.. Nuua.
nu, for good cooks, yard boys
Phone 4511; residence phone 4511.
5246-tf
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-01-06

Two,bedroom house. all mosquito
proof. furnished or unfinished, at
l41S. Alapai St: electric lights, gas
range. Phone 1861. - 6052.tf
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS
DRESSM AKtNG.

Mrs. L. H. Rogers, dressmaker and
milliner, will make hats and gowns
to suit. Out of town orders given
special attention by sending correct
measurements. Phone 3765. 111S
Quick Ave. 6040-1m
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Corns, corns, corns-all foot troubles
McInerny's Shoe Store, Fort street
DR.. Merrill Il
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$2i-+bedroOm bungalow on Liiiha st.
Oliver G.. lansing. so Merchant st.
6g41tf
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pRUMM Frs.

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.
Phone 4136 for all kinds of help. Re-
sponsibility and promptness our spe-
cialty. ]. K. Naruse, manager.
5983-tf
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NATIONAL GUARD BULLETIN

,fcer regular drill nights stations and current nfOr
National Guard Of Hawaii Armory corner Hotel and Miller
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27

Waco. Tssas--AIos ~ 49, 1noels
aat attraction q ~ Celton nnlnoa
November : 70 u. vii ~ ths a.
shcv. his proved 70 - . veey ~
ular afeFneelon ~ yeAr. Bson ~
sut in1ieeEioas thsrs .viii - tgisl
- neay .1ags entses1 shis III n
we're en>ePod Inst ~. anol1A -
Lssdon b -ths -disseesr n e1osuo q
the kennel show. seefaes6,vtoh III
are ~. 4. Holt 49, .pr. \ l.. He6sss
rts aaenhes - " oenz,lffss, 81
h . very optinistic nsod over th<
prpspeefs Of Aavias ~. blsssst ~
shaw ever hsld IN Tsxaa raxal
fanciars ssem v. ~ especially intse
sstsd In the show. tadGpg by ths pa.y
iaapiries that are bsias ,rsesivsd ~
cry day ~ Mr. McLsadoa- Prppissel
faseis.. III over he coaatyy ass slaa
usnifsstins . deco intsrsst ,Meny n
them have written Mr.. ncLsadoa no
tifyips hin Of, tAeir iulsa.ioa 70 snts'
their animals. Inquiries have bssn
received from The -foIlosins cities out
side Of Texas: New York. chicsso
Battle Greek. Kansas City. Denver. Al
lauta. Nav Orleans. g. Louis. Palm
Beach. Richmond. Burlington. Iowa
Seattle. Los Angeles. San branches
and many smaller places.
The dogs will be judged by Or. O
W. Clayton Of Chicago. who has an
International reputation as Judge ol
dogs. He comes direct to Waco afteI
acting as Judge at kennel show al
Los Angeles.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27
cHlLoReN's PAGEANT.
eeeetseuIar Fssturs II Cotton PsIses
Exposition, Waco.

opeSteeoieF Ve1toFe ~ Co<xoo poioeo
Exposition. Waco.
Perhaps the most spectacular pro.
duction planned for the Cotton Palace
10 the children's Pageant. This viii
undoubtedly prove to be . big draw.
Ing card. A large committee Of Ia,
dies with Mrs. J. N. Hale - chair.
man. are arranging an outdoor Pc
seant that viii thrillinsly and truth.
fully portray The hialsry Of Waco and
McLsnnan county from The early
days Of the redskinned warriors
down to the present hustling and his.
tory-makins days OF the Young Mems
Business League. II will be the most
elaborate and stupendous outdoor a.
fair ever undertaken anywhere Ia
Texas.
The pageant will be divided into nins
scenes. Following the Indians. viii b
shown the arrival Of the first white
settlers OF McIennan county. Other
events viii be the development Of sdu
cation and religion; the building OF
the first railroad into Waco. and nu
merous other interesting historical
facts. Hundreds OF boys and GRID
will be especially trained for this the.
akrical triumph
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27
|cAL AND OTHERWISE

rad Sam n. Wilson 4 Company's
|incry opening ad In this issue
IL miss II.
RS. NJ. T. Lowery OF Houston Il
\ for a visit to her son. Walter
Fery. and family.
r. and Mrs. +. J. Fountain and
Milton. went to Marlin yesterday
he interest OF the latter's health
Iss Lillian Cochran OF Navasota
Fed yesterday to enter villa Maria
iemy.
and Mrs. c. A. searcy and little
,hter OF Hampstead spent yester
with Captain and Mrs. A. J.
Icy.
p. Paul OF Texas City spent Sat
v and Sunday with his son
ne Paul. who Is attending school
lien Academy.
=. W. S. Wilson Jr. and children
visiting her sister. Mrs. James
ley Of Port Arthur.
and Airs. Il. A. Heyeck have
med 10 Houston. having beer
q here on account OF the death
he laiter's father. Major c. A
ns.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27
A. 4 N. SCHEDULE.

Following Is the schedule OF this
Farmer eleven for 1915:
October IA. q NJ. vs.. Austin Col
lege at College Station.
October s--A. 4 VI. IS. Trinity Uni
yersity at College Station.
October i5-A & NJ. VS.. Texas
Christian University at Fort Worth
October ga. 4 NJ. vs.. Rolla mis-
souri, Mlnersl at College Station.
October 30-A. & N. vs.. Haskell
Indians at Dallas.
November S-A. & VI. vs.. Rice In
stitute az Houston.
November ia. & n. vs.. Univer
sity OF Texas at College Station.
November % CThanksgivinsl-A. a
NJ. vs.. Mississippi A. & N. at Colleg,
station.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-27
BABY SHOW At
COTTON PALACE
Big Event at Waco Expesltioo
In November
RICH PRIZES ARE OFFERED
Physical and Mental Development Dc
terminIng Factors In judsins-ln.
surss Better Race Of Americans

Waco. Texas-Babies are going to
be all the rage At the Cotton Palace.
You know babies are coming back Into
style this year. No family 10 now con.
sidered at all stylish or In the swim
that cannot boast Of 1t least one baby.
The more babies you possess. the
more claim you have TO being a dis
tinguished citizen. and an honorable
member Of the community In which
you reside. II you have no babies at
all. you are considered Just common.
ordinary. everyday white trash. La
dies carrying or leading plnk-berib-
boned pups or curly-tailed monkeys are
rapidly becoming extinct. They are
about as popular as flock OF warty
toads at q tea party. The big thing
these days Is to be the parents Of good
strong healthy youngsters. and lots
Of them.
For many years people have been
devoting their time and money In
raising healthy hogs. mules. cattle.
sheep. chickens and dogs That was
. good idea. But Why stop theres
why not 90 . step farther. with the
good work. and give the same time
and attention TO the raising Of healthy
babiesf
The Better Babies contest at the
Cotton Palace Is going to hslp very
materially In solving this important
| problem. n you are interested In
babies. DO sure and have yours en-
tered In the Better BsbIss contest Ct
the Cotton Palace. This contest Il
Interesting and scientific. The CHIEF
object Is to insure better babies ana
better race. Il consists Of sxania-
ins aed AWARDING prizes to childrsa
OF i've ysars Or Isss on sxactly the
same basic principles thai. are applied
10 livestock shows. Mere beauty slose
does not count. Physical and mental
development only are considered. rhs
Better Babies contest insures bet
ter race Of Americans. because Il
teaches parents how to improve the
physical condition Of children already
born and to protect those yet unborn.
For entry blanks and particulars
write to Miss Roberta wright. waco.
Texas. who Is general superintendent
Of the Better Babies show. Numerous
valuable prizes win be given to the
prize winnerA
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FOOTBALL f0R
OLD AND YOUNG


.Weco Tonns-<1oe e ~ 0onC -
aefsneftens ~ Ne ceesna Dnlnee ~
- Z SERIES Of fosahall oonns >oeQrjl
- of'ehs ~ cellooo eoons ~ =
earnfry. A sspsrh ancshol1 ~ ~ ]
~ eona1zusaod un1sr ~ 1lpoco1rn!De
- mDogt = 1nnt ~ ~ eRnu1sIUn
- >lnnn1sd n ~ epa>sr - - -
nale.ulIs track. 11s immeuso ~
srasSssssd will ~ lssgs sosuGA y
'held 1lases ds1s0aainns - eslnnuo G1Els
- bsUs mn ssssy eDiiaUes = ~
state. Wasrssr 70 - bssa anncunnno
that iesthall vonl1 - 60 u ~ =.
ossetteas ~ ~ Cotton nnl.n -
gear. n hss eosaaAoaad .nnch $500
49, "a
ne lint U.ne wili scrur = 11ogun.
her Q. n vili - bstvssa Dnyisr H.
vsrsisy 81 sswssss a TsanunsDsuGs-
'wsnss = eoas&1srsd oas q ~ era0iE
teams Of tho Seufh. 81 . ses1n0nuD
'Woreh go,ng many niles 70 ~ =
confidently expected whea thes ewe
.elsvsns sst togsshsr. rls second go
Win 30 bsiwesa Baylor and the AGFt
cultural and Mechanical colisus 'tean
Of Oklahoma. Baylor was sriunsd -
this team last season When thsy
clash ct the Cotton Palace field a.
November 10 there will be much
loosenins Of fur and splitting Of car
mine. II win b . battle to the fin
ish The last game will be on No
vember 20 between Baylor and Daniel
Baker. Despite the fact that this will
be the minor game Of the series. .
royal battle Is expected. There Is ali
ways something interesting doing
when the Beptists and the Presby-
terians get together.
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ROSCOE K|V0VV[ES
SERIOUSLY CUT


A difficulty occurred late Saturday
afternoon on the corner of Main and
West Andersons streets in front OF
the Boriskie saloon between r. r
Knowles and son. Roscoe Knowles
on one side and n. d. DeHart and
sons. Sam and Lon DeHart. on the
other. As result Of the fight Roscoe
Knowles received = severe cut across
the back Of his neck and was slashed
on the arm and back. The cut on
the neck is reported very severe. al
the lIsaments and muscles being sew
cred and the flesh was opened to the
bone. The cut was about ak inches
long. r. r. Knowles received bruises
on his lower limbs and was also cut
slightly on the RICH temple and fore
head. Lon DeHart was bruised con
siderably. but the others escaped In
Jury.
Lon and Sam DeHart we're arrested
and placed In Jail. but were released
Sunday afternoon on bond In the sum
Of $500 each. A charge Of assault
with intent to murder vas fisd
against them. Their examining trial
win be held Friday. October I.
Roscoe Knowles vas given medical
and surgical attention a. quickly a
possible and at last reports was rest
Ing well.
The Eagle was unable to learn the
cause Of the difficulty.