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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08
Batters, Too, Are Making
Good; Moran's Financial
Rise is Rapid.
RN TRANk o. NIENINE.

New York. May S-When peace was
made i'm the baseball world. aBrney
Dreyfuss. owner of the Pittsburg
Pirates, uttered words. They were to
the effect that the Federal pitchers
were no good" Barney explained the
fine records Of some Fed pitchers by
declaring that they ought TO- Ain
ihcy pitching against bush ieaEueIs
George Mcconnell was one OF the Fed
beavers indicted by Barney on the
charge Of beig a minor Lacquer He
was with the Chicago Feds last year.
This year he is with the Cubs. And
now VIC wonder what Barney has been
saying since this same bush Lacquer
Mcconnell shut out Barney's own
Pirates and allowed them exactly one
hit?
Also. Barney said the Feds couldn't
hit lie said the husky batting aver
ages last year in the Gilmore circuit
were due to poor pitching and lively
ball
Well once again the 1916 transpirings
show mp Barney. II Barney viii take
the grand batting averages Of the Fed
oral league players to date-both in the
National and American league-and
.ompare IL with the grand batting aver
ages Of the National and American
league rivals. he viii find that the Feds
are batting the ball with vigor.
MOran's Financial Rise.
Frank Moran hopes to challenge
John Rockefeller for the financial
championship OF the world.
CT realize that Johnny has a few mil
lions on me at the present time but I'm
coming strong" murmured the blond
battler.
And he is. lie has come along faster
iu a financial way than any other nom
champion i'm the history Of the ring
Seven months ago Moran was broke.
Then Inc fought Jim Coffey and got
$1,000 for that fracas. A few months
later he mixed il again with the fellow
with beverage name and got $685.. Then
came the " Hard fight which Melted
Moran nearly S25.0O0, with motion pic
ture rights included
Add TO that what he has made in
theatrical work and newspaper writ
iuEs' and the grand total is around
s5O.ODO - i'm seven months.
Moran has i'm sight two other matches,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08
"Beck's" Amen Corner
By "BRCK.s

PRESENTATION of a loving cup
from the baseball fans of Ell Paso
to ieut.-Col. E. V. Smith will be
but a small token of the appreciation
of the fans for the good baseball
served by the Army league last fall.
thanks to the efforts of the genial
officer
CKAJACKS, like the Puritys.
II were loaded with hOrseshoes on
Sunday and their many errors didn't
keep them from winning their Com
mercial league game.
=
DUEBLO will have to build a new
ball park for the Rio Grande
league, according to John McCloskey,
who is now in the Colorado city. He
wires that the good news from
Amarillo has stirred up the Pueblo
fans but that the task of getting
started in Pueblo will be no small
enc.
T0NEY and Schneider, of the Reds,
pitched some good ball on Sun
day. Toney let the Cardinals down
with two hits and no runs for seven
innings, when he was taken out to
LET a pinch-hitter bat for him. Big
Pete Schneider then took up the
pitching and allowed no hits for the
rest of the game.
X =
III PAS0 fans would like to see
l. some good boxing bouts but they
will not stand for the "bOxers" who
are now hanging around town in the
hope Of getting bouts in or near this
city. If Ell PasO is to have boxing,
let US have it clean and of the best
quality. Men who can't make
good" elsewhere are not needed here.
x
WE don't know whether it's their
w fair following or just a case
of horseshoes but those Puritys can
win ball games when any other team
would be showed under.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08

R0NIGER is the pitcher needed
by the Seventh infantry to en-
able that club to keep up in the
Commercial league race. Duncan may
round into form but he needs a lot
Of work to be right. If big Fritz
KrOniger is transferred from the
artillery to the Seventh, then the
soldiers can count on winning a fair
share of their games.
:. :. =
A SA PORTER, an Ell PasO boy,
took the big hOnOrs OF the
southwestern intercollegiate track
meet at Tucson on Saturday, when
he won the century, dash in the fast
time of ten seconds, flat.
RANKERS Baseball league will do
much to keep the many fine ath-
letes working at the local financial
institutions in condition for the in
door athletic work next fall. Many
OF the basketball players come from
the local banks and, in the past, the
tossers have been a bit slow in
rounding into condition. This year
they will make it an even II months
Of athletics and be in shape all the
time
=
EFTY" KANTLEHNER, of the
Pirates, is certainly pitching
good baseball this year and the for
mer Northwestern league star is
winning a big percentage of his
games. On Sunday, he BANKED the
Cubs, to O, letting the Tinkerites
down with three hits.
= =
CLAUDE GRAHAM pitched a part
of Saturdays game for St.
Joseph. The box score is not yet
available so it is impossible to get
line on the youngsters work but, of
course, St. Joseph lost. And what
pitcher, aside from one of the
Puritys, >can expect to win when the
team behind him piles up four
errors?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08
SANTA RITA WINS
FROM HURLEY NINE

santa Rita y. NJ. May Stalking advan-
tage Of the many Hurley errors Santa Rita
won Sundays game in the Cactus series.
here by score OF to .. "Rube" Weeks
was located for seven hits against five off
Wiley but the latters support was Of the
sieve variety. The score:
r. H. Z.
Hurley ...-....s.......-.....
Santa Rita OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Batteries; Hurley. Whitley and Gleason
Santa Rita, Weeks and Robertson.
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FED PITCHERS ARE SHOWING CLASS

one with Carl Morris. which may net
him between $4,000 and $4,000; the
other with Jack Dillon which will se-
cure him $4,000 at least. If he gets
through with those fights before next
october 1t will mean that the income
for one year for this champion
heavyweight viii be about 100000.
MeteOric? What else?
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08

The MOmsen- DuuneEan- Ryan team won
two games on Sunday. They defeated the
Lesinsky Grocery compauy's team by a score
OF to 3 In the first game. Harvey and
Adolph were ON the points for the grocers
and Monahau and Gallagher for the hard
ware team. in the second game. the victims
were the III Psso Foundry and Machine
company team and the score was to e. Leo
Mumseu and bocring were on tho points for
he winners and kicule and Hunter for the
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LAMAR WINS TRACK
AND FIELD MEET

Continued From Previous Pnge)
Inches; second. Alfonso Terrazas, Villas:
third. George Booze. Villas
Pole vault class Avon by Halcott San
ders Lamar. height feet: second. J. Brown.
Bailey, third Walter Booze. Beall.
gao yard relay, class C-WOn by Lamar
school. Time. 1901 %.
$50 yard relay. class R-Won bv Lamar
school. Time. 1850
Mile relay class Avon by Alta Vista
school Time. f:3G
Points for Each school
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College Games.

SATURDAYS Games.
University Of Missouri, 4; Iowa State COL
leEe. 9.
Columbia. p Wesleyan. 1.
Johns Hopkins Q: Swarthmore ?.
lIichigan-S Syracuse game called off. rain.
a Indiana. 9; Depauw, ..
Tufts 10. Catholic University. o.
Army 10: Georgetown 8.
Navy. o. Buckneu. l.
Chicago, 8. Iowa state, 6.
virginia. 8: Yale, o.
Harvard. a. Pennsylvania. o.
Illinois 4. Northwestern. /.
Cornell. ] Princeton. o.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08
Southern Associntinn.
American Associntinn.
American League.
sundays Games.

Al Detroit. r. H. T.
St Louis .-..-.. .-..-.. 600 001 000--1 Z o.
Detroit .......-.......1OO 0O1 cox 8
Batteries: St. Louis. Weilman and Hart
ley: Detroit, Coveieskie and Stanage.
At Chics 20. r. H. r.
Cleveland .............OO 900 600 O11-5 2
Chicago .............-.0O 900 OIL 600 l.
Batteries: Cleveland Coumbe and Nit
chell, O'Neill; Chicago. Faber and Williams.
Cpba1f-
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Texas League.

At TT. Worth y II T..
Fl. Worth n
Galveston - y
- batteries: TT Worth. Harris and Belts,
Galveston, Gudger and Noyes
At Waco. = II Z,
Beaumont a %
battereT; Waco linn and Kuhn: Beau
mont Napier Jost and Hobo Clark
AZ 'allas u. IT. Z.
Houston
BATTERIES; Dallas. Carr and smith: Hous-
ion' Mullins Watson and jenkins
At shreveport D. n T.
Shreveport ......... q . %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08
BASEBALL RESULTS

San Antonio Observation-Disclosures. s IS 5
Batteries: Shreveport Andrews, Duffy and
Smith; San Antonio, Stewart, Harding,
Thomsend and Cook Burch.
Saturdays Games.
At Dallas 3: Beaumont. ..
At Shreveport 5; Galveston, l.
At Waco. 3: Houston z.
At Fort Worth s san Antonio 1.
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Coast League.

EunuhN 3 NHrhet-
At san Francisco (AIorning game) p. H. F.
Oaliand --.-.--..-..--..---
san Francisco -.---- ---------- o
Batteries oakland Martin and Elliott: San
Francisco, Couch and Brooks.
Afternoon game. B.H. z.
Oakland Observation-Disclosures. !
san FRANCISCO -.-..--.----- IL il y
Batteries: Oakland. Beer. Chabeck. Kla-
witter and Griffith: San Francisco, Elliott,
Oldham. Brown and Sepulveda.
At Los Angeles Morning gsme) r. Fl. z.
SAT- Lake .----.- ---------.. 1
vernon --..---.- ------....---
Batteries; Salt Lake. WARRIOR and Han
nah; Vernon, Quinn, C. Johnson and Whal-
ing
At Los Angeles afternoon game) r. f. Z.
SAT- Lake ----.-.---..- -..-------- II .
vernon j A
Batteries; salt Lake. Fittery and Hannah ,
Vernon, Quinn. G. Johnson and Whaling.
Games Postponed.
Los uEeIes-POrtland. rain.
Saturdays Games.
At San Francisco. 5: Oakland. :
At Los Angeles; salt Lake I (: Vernon z.
Los AnEeles-P Portland: rain.
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National League.


sundays NraI1cE.
At ST. Louis. r. II z
Cincinnati . 600 600 00O-0 !
st. Louis .-....--..-. 900 100 0Qx-i
Batteries; Cincinnati Toney and Schneid-
err St Louis Ames and Snyder.
At Chicago. r H. y.
pittsburg ..... 600 100 OOH 4 ?
chicago ..-....--.....O0 900 900 600 3
Batteries: Pittsburg, KantIehner and VIII
son; Chicago Lavender and Allen
No others scheduled.
Saturdays Games
AZ Brooklyn, 8; Philadelphia. 3
At New York. G. Boston T.
At Pittsburg ] Chicago O.
AT 81. Louis o. Cincinnati Z
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Southern Association.
sundays Gamei

Sundays Games.
At Nashville .; Atlanta. ].
AT Mobile. l. Memphis. ..
At New Orleans. Il; Little Rock. ?.
Saturdays Games.
At Atlanta {: Mobile 3.
At Chattanooga, 8; Memphis T.
At Birmingham. 10: New Orleans. 3. Sec
md Birmingham. .. New Orleans, l.
Called end seventh; aEreement.)
At Little Rock l.; Nashville, ..
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1916-05-08

At Chicago. /: Cleveland. 4.
At Philadelphia, (. Washington /.
At Boston. 4 New York. :.
At 81. Louis-Detroit: rain.
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American Association.

sundays UhmeS.
At Minneapolis. T.: Louisville. 8.
At St. Paul. 4: indianapolis, ..
At Milwaukee. 0; Columbus. 2.
At Kansas city. I: Toledo. 6.
Saturdays Games.
At Columbus. s Milwaukee. 2.
At Toledo. Z; Kansas City. S.
AT Louisville. ?; Minneapolis. J.
At indianapolis 3: St. Paul, 4.
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CONTINUED From Previous PnEe.)
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Western League.



At Denver r. II. E.
ST. Joseph .-----..---.20i 101 600 II 2
Denver .----..--.-.-- 600 900 OIL II 8
Batteries; St. Joseph. Thomas and Block
kaufman, Reynolds and Shestak.
At Des AIoines. R.H. E.
Lincoln .........-....6O1 3fe 1911 1s ]
Des Noines .-........ SO 900 O20- 10 I
Batteries: Lincoln. Gregory and Rohrer
Des Moines, Musser, Thomas, Grant and
Spahr.
Omaha ..---........--..30 800 600 Cos S ;
Sioux City .-...-...--. 0g0 coo OOS-5 IL ]
Batteries: Omaha Clarke and Livingston;
Sioux City, Allison. North and Kruger.
At Wichita. r. IT. E.
Topeka --.-.-....-.---.100 COS 4O-S I
wichita -..---- 20 600 sO-6 i Z
Batteries; Topeka. Dashner, West and
Gray: Wichita. Koestner and Gray. Called
I'm eighth for Topeka to catch train.
Saturdays Games.
At Denver 6; St. Joseph. 1.
At Des Moines &: Lincoln. I.
At Omaha. 3: Sioux City. 4.
At Wichita, .; Topeka. 9.
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bauerleg; Waco. linn and Kuhn: Beau
mont, Napier Jost and Hobo. Clark
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day, April 9Th. An exceptional well
balanced selection of spicy song hits.
live mandolin selections and classical
airs is comprehended in the program.
Humorous readings and impersona-
tions by Horace Pierce, who has star
red in university dramatics for the
past few years, will fill out an even
ing of fun and laughter. with college
pep" shown at its best. The club
this year is the twenty-fourth in the
history OF the university and under the
direction of George NJ. Chadwick of
the chair of music, formerly musical
director at Cornell university. the or
ganization has attained the degree
OF polish never before reached in its
twenty four years of existence.
The University of Colorado Glee CLUB
which appears here on April 9Th is
making a 1900 mile>tour OF the Rocky
mountain region. The itinerary in
)cludes Longmont. Berthoud. Greeley,
Grand Junction, Glenwood Springs.
Leadville, Canon City and Pueblo in
Colorado. Cheyenne, Laramie and
Rock Springs in Wyoming and Ogden
and Salt Lake in Utah. In addition
to these places concerts will be given
in Dneyer and Boulder at the conclu-
sion of the tour. The club is compos-
ed OF twenty-four members picked
from the men student body of 500 at
the university in Boulder. A chorus
of twelve vocalists, mandolin club
composed OF five mandolins. two vio-
Inns, mandola and two guitars. a
reader and Prof. George NJ. Chadwick.
accompanist and director. share num-
ber son the program.
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NcT'cE or ronrcInsrnr s.,n

Notiee is hereby given mat In, md,
sSsntH Snerin Of Fremont co,,nt.i
S.aty OF Colorado. by virtti. az ~ -
.., IsI, Judgment and decree of me Sa,,n,,.
Connr, "i,hln ana for said Frernont
eah Wa n pendins,, wherein rs. ]. Tiiss
tsi nss piainiin aud r.. r. Dilrs ANA
- fntlis-at law OF Tn. rosa IA 1r..s
.,.,, =, ntc, as'd. were defsnda1fs -,
~, J" ""sr%ey am directed. a. stIch sh..,i9st at
-, seti ihe herein d. scffbcd nr,,,tift
hatlsiy said judgment and ...,sfa s..i
- Svslr OF this sale viii an ss,. .''
.as. apfll 10Th. 4. d. fsis
80 ~ The forenoon Of SAID g,,. -,
- H"ht door OF the s,ouut,. S.-t
9e,..st, IN Canon city. Faid- ,r,',,,..-,
- "nsr for sale ard s.-lsi .piit
~ hlEhtst aud best hlt,irr - - -
- u"nI, The following descrii,.,I ,,.-.',i Sssi
-, S9Iihht Il In Fremont rouuf,. s,,
~ ioiofeno. fo-wls. F' 7t"hH
Pr. -, = eur 81 Five 80 and SIX 80, /,
vii t.s,,le t'e Certificate of purehasS
chasar. 10 tho purchaser or f.or
s6as,g, hereof. which csrfifiesic Nj,
s,,,s .h. lands purchased ara ~
th' InIb therefor and the ti,,,.a ~
s,,,t, purchaser w or puFciins.srs Mi, - -
-. ''Nn 10 deed FOR such ianIs ~
10 law same be redeemed aeeo,.,sl'.-
WILLIAM II. NewcoArn
flrs' Pub. March 81. ia,s sherin.
tsHi run ApriI ~. 1915
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finally an entrance was gained. Each
guest. was requested to change his
name. An Irish athletic contest was
held. The following events took place:
12O yard dash. basket ball game. shot
put, strength of will. 80 yard dash. dis
Gus throw. hammer throw. The con-
test was won by the boys. each one
being rewarded by green hat The
girls were given potatoes to peel and
the one who peeled her potato most
frugally was presented with gift. her
partner being given the potato from
which a pig was carved. James Nc
Cartney proved himself the best scuIp-
tor. At - O'Clock dainty luncheon
was served Everyone was requested
to kiss the Blarney stone. those who
succeeded being presented with flag
of old Erin. The evening was en-
joyed very much by all the guests.
Those present were: Tippa Rary
Ruth Mckinley; Katy Hooligan-
Clara Jefferson; Bridget Murphy-Dor-
ris Ewell; Mother Machree-Ciara
Geime; Kathleen O'Flannigan--Anna
Kirkland; Maggie Casey Edna Tur-
ner: Mary Moran=BetheI Miller. Mol
iy Malone-sylvia Gaines; Ellen
o'Flynn-Ruth Ferkle; Peggy O'Moore
Wanda Knowles; Father Mschrce--
Donald Foote; Mike Hooligan-Earl
Thompson; Pat Murphy--David Tor
res: Tim Casey-Jim Mccartney; Jim.
my Moran-sydney Jefferson; Jerry
Malone-Philip Feldhauser; Patrick
o'Flynn; Rory o'Moore- Wilbur Chris
tison.
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stmooI oRDEns CALLED.

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing Registered school Warrants and
Hai dscr rabble Irrigation District War
rants Issued by the everal districts or
Fremont County. drawn upon the srve-
al funds VIII be paid upon presenta-
tion to the County Treasurer at his
time. during business hours, between
the date. of this notice and the l3th
or notice is hereby given that School
Warrants or Hardscrabble irrigation
District Warrants called by this mo-
tice not so presented, shall cease 70
draw interest on ard after midnight OF
Anil 18th, "a. u. 1916.
.ENEuAl SCHOOL. FUND.
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-s'.,s.ss-sss..s..s..
city Clerk.
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e. c. CATION AT HAnnlsuL.


E. c. Cation of Galesburg, ILL.,. is
now manager of the A. t. Stewart &
Co. store at Hannibal. Mo. He has
been connected with this firm for a
few months at Galesburg and is thor
ougbly experienced in the mercantile
business. Mr.. Cation is hustler and
this combined with his experience
viii without doubt make him a sue
cess in his work there. Mr.. Cation is
the son of Mr.. and Mrs. N. c. Cation
of East Main street and he has hosts
Of friends here who wish him success
in his new position.
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Friday evening the faculty enter
tanned the two basket ball teams at
the home of Mrs. Hubbell on Lincoln
Park. The party met at the home Of
Prof. Warner on South First street
and started from there for Ireland in
a warshiD. In midocean the vessel
was struck by torpedo, so everyone
had to Immediately disembark. Fin
ally the boys conveyed the girls to
Ireland by means of small life boat
found by the side of the Woodford
place. In fear of Zeppelin raid all
lights were out at Gray Gables. but
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PROPOSED oRoINANcn NO. \
NPr1ea mn

GRAPH 16 OF SECTION OFF oi.iif-
NANCE No. 8, SERIES 1913.
BE 1T ORDAINED. By the city coun-
rndo: 49,
SECTION !. That Paragraph ia. Of
section ]. Of Ordinance No. G, SERIES
OF April. 1916. '"F
s'.'.-..,s,.+.....-
ATTEST; ""yor'
- .s..ss..... .....s..
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Harmony of different type than
that usually furnished in the glee club
concert is TO be given upon the ap-
pearance of the University of colora-
do GIee and Mandolin club at the Pres
byterian church under the auspices Of
the South Canon high school on Thurs
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Friday evening the freshman class
went on a moonlight picnic on the
Skyline drive. A large number went
ON the jaunt. Mrs. Dye and Mrs.
Rutherford were the chaperones. They
roasted their supper under the cleo
tric light and played games until a
late hour.
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HtRDscR tBnIE 'RRIG tTIoN
DIsTRIf'T.

~ pnsss NV hand and official 80
'his 18th day of Marcb. :, u isss Hi
Bi IKE RoGERS
~ y FtNMAN. ne"ut. ''e"surer.
Hf"st '''h Mar. - re.A
Last Pub Apr 10. 1915.
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Report of the Board
If County Commissioners
For the Month Of March, 1916
Bills Allowed For February.

members OF Company *" National
Guards
tontracts-Supplies County Hospital
to Canon Gro. Co. Sf26.3O.
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The boys have commenced practice
for track. We expect to have an un-
usually fine team this spring.
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SOUTH CANON HIGH
SCHOOL NOTES

Friday morning the juniors enter
tanned the rest of the high school by
presenting a St Patrick's day program
during chapel period. Each junior, in
cluding the boys, celebrated the occa-
sion by doDning a gingham apron
and paddy green The program was
greatly enjoyed ry all, especially the
seniors, who were delighted to hear
the class song. as they desired another
and were very glad to give their old
one to the juniors. The program was
as followG:
-where the River Shannon Flows"
The class.
Our Angel Child" from Laddie-
Marie Farmer.
when Sis Expects Her Beauz'-
Ruth Mahood.
Violin solo-"come Back to Erin
Beulah Ryan.
mir. Esldor and the Water Pipe
Ruth Ferkle.
Class Song-Junior class.
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We have recently learned that Da-
vid Lewis, who quit school a few
weeks ago. is working on farm in
Missouri David seems to enjoy this
more than his studies.
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You Can Tell The People Who
Haze Iron in Their Blood
Strong, Healthy, Vigorous Folks

II you are not strong or well you eve
it to yourself to make the following
test: See how long you can work Or
now fAr you can walk without beeOm-
ing tired. Next take two fivS grain tab
lets OF ordinary nuxated iron three
times per day after meals for two
weeks. Then test your strength again
ana see for yourself how much you
nave gained. There IL nothing like GOOD
old Iron to put color In your cheeks and
sound, healthy flesh on your bones. But
you must take iron In q form that can
De easily absorbed and assimifated iike
npxated iron II you want Il to dc YOU
any good, otherwise IL may prove WorSe
than useless.
HoTb-NuKAted Iron recommended aboys
by Or. Sauer, IL one OF the newer ofeahI',
iron comPOuhdS. Unlike the older lnorSSnlo
iron produots II is easily Rssimilated' does
not injure the teeth. make them black nor
upset the stomach; on the contrary Al ~ a
most potent remedy, In nearly ali fornnS nj
indigestion, As we'll as for nervous rHnsdown
conditions. The manufa eturSri have aueh
great confidence In NuNated Iron that thsv
offer to forfeit $4,000 to any charitabis i,Sti
tuition II they cannot take any man on Num
en- under 50 who lacks iron and inerSSsa Their
strength 200 per cent over In four ussks'
time provided they have no serious or6nnIC
Woubie. They also offer 10 refund your
money II II does not 81 least double your
strength and endurance IN ten dayt' time
Il is dispensed IN this city by Riksr- fieEeinSlh
Jas. o'Donnelis Drug store. and All uthsr
druggists. a.-AdvL
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the murdered man. Begin with the mo-
meht YOU left the banquet"
With a shiver Of aversion Mary
closed her eyes for a second: then.
GrlppinE the edge Of the witness-stand.
she BEGAN speaking slowly and with an
obvious effort.
when the boy brought me the mesI
saRe-I-was glad to 20. They were
drinking and were verv noisy at the
banquet-and l was tired. The boy
showed me the door Of the suite. and
| went In
Sho paused. and covered her eyes as
II TO shut out something terrible.
"Mr. Pollock was In the room" she
said at last. "He-he had been drink
ing-he wasn't himself-he could hardy
stand. He-he said. he wanted to talk
to me alone for Ave minutes-and he
wouldn't let me out. though was
afraid and begged him to-"
"Did you try to get out7 Was there
q struERie between you and Mr.. Pol
locl7
She shook her head. mot then" she
said with q little sob. Butt was
very angry-I told him he had tricked
me-and ] wouldn't listen to him. We
we uuarreleh over his being drunk and
he tried TO make me take drink OF the
whisky myself"
4 shudder OF repugnanee swept over
her and her eyes grew wide and staring
and she swayed for a moment like a