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The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-11-24

Considerable excitement was
caused last Tuesday when 1t was dis
covered that young lady had been
kidnapped as 1t was supposed from
one of the local hotels. The parents
Of the girl were absent from the ho-
tel for few hours and when, they
returned they found that she had
gone away with two men in car.
Sheriff Judkins was sent for and
went In pursuit of the party and
brought them back to Pratt. There
are conflicting reports in regard to
the motives of the men in taking the
young lady away. One report is that
the young lady was under hypnotic
influence when she left the hotel.
Others say it was only an act Of
thoughtlessness on the part Of the en-
tire party. Anyway it is refreshing
to find mother old-fashioned
enough to get excited when she
learns that her young daughter is out
riding with two comparative strang-
ers. Too many mothers are little
too complaisant concerning the In
nocent escapades of their children.
Blessed be the mother that gets
worked up" when she believes her
child is in danger.-Pratt Tribune.
Potter Leveridge, single man who
has been living in the southwest part
Of the county for eight or nine years,
was brought before Probate Judge
]. L. Davis last Friday evening for
trial as to his sanity. There had
been rumors for some time about de-
lusions Of his, and actions that in
dicated that he was somewhat de-
mented. Deputy Sheriff Alfred Nor
gan, Coroner DR.. Dundy and ]. w.
Keefer went after him Friday after
noon and he was given trial Sat-
urday morning before a commission
gan, Coroner DR.. Bundy and J. W..
q. Handy and G. W. B. Derrick.
County Attorney W. q. Eddy advised
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-11-24

Some day in court room every
body from the judge down to the
casual, curious listener, will be
threatened with heart failure. 1t will
be when physician on the stand as
an expert witness testifies in simple
language which everyone may under
stand. He may say that "a clot
plugged up vein," instead Of OBJ
serving that "a trombus clouded the
vena comites. Judge Rupenthal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-11-24

Brother Philander," said to our
head deacon the other day, don't
you think our minister is too re-
served? think he should put more
spice into his sermons. He ought to
; stir up the animals occasionally.
There are several members of our
flock who need harpooning. Why
don't he do TT" II really don't
know" answered the old fellow, with
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-11-24

Just q little item about the way
freighters are coming to Elkhart just
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07
Est s loIne n
KsT m ul 1|nY

'ns East will soon have to look TO
the West for its supply Of coal to run
IL nansfscturinG concerns" says Frank
". Frssas6, PRESIDENT Of the Denver
GesA EIetric Company. The sdvsnce
of prosperity throughout the country
- ~ expanding of industrial condi-
tisas has brought about . new
reslisatioa Of the growing scarcity Of
col h tie East with the consequent
lssking 10 the West for . contriouting
supplv for the future.
There il no condition Of more impor-
tance md significance to the West than
the inmediate prosp~ct that the Allan
tic coast snd the territory immediate to
the Mississippi river will come to the
West for it, coal supply. which. Of
csueue. means more extensive develop
0soe Il col mines in COLORADO and
o4Aee Wesesen states.
1T vsuA not BE . matter Of nuch
s0Veise - ne II many Of tie great
Easass. csscens would be using west
esa esal u tAeie big furnaces within .
vssy ~ yssrs."
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07
ncnlrl4 unl
n unng

Cho0s~ . ss1GsDs tnAt - uso1D -
sesrsss9nis ses.sbss asans9scssssf. -
ssss s~s.ssrss ~ ss~sss<s~g - ss
psssus.sss AsSas 4 O. ~ - -
sAss - - ssssaG - - - - - -
sses~d~ os r~esss~- - expsasssa aDe
tos ~ IuJscssaa. bssck HUssb en4
many saSsssaG~a. Ussa sas< - -
ds.sas sasagsa. - ssGa bsscs<ou6 =
"a sccsrsse as~s, wescA gsaS sse<sV
end easily b. nl~ctsa - . 0sassfs
sS<sss. TAey 80 asGss - t~s 6o0-
sss sss<ngsAs ssaGs~ sssd asssbh.
Snxs< slsckseGosss ss~ IsssuAsd ~
sA< sss of sssss wAo hsndss ssssk =
saaus sssaAsss = ~ ssnsA. u2s
ss,y - 6@s co ~ given - UAD .
00uss,s - G.ss ~ sUe inDsseD =
b,.sktosids U1ahn - o@ -
Dsubas bassalsosidb 60 oa1s O6 -
ssssisssssd . sUe duso - sua0eBes
90 uoesimuesua q soGA enaaal ~ !
$1,000 ~ iajssesd esse - swssssdn1s
sesss No. I - bssa isjsstsd ~.
shsaad ~ Ajsessd rhe ps'selvsi sss-
50 Sss veesinesiaG UteA ~ tsubh -
u sAis: - - snaAasiaiBs aGBs ~
two gssAsd aasss eseSss iDassiu 0sss
csapsessiy cd 80 more scesVaubss -
sasasla. eapssisily psse hsss calves
end " poasly usssisAsd Stock UteA bss
vitality which sss most ssscepsiess y
the a,sesse. Whssesse 4 y Vasbh
il is siwsys savisebs< to use she dssbsR
dos< sspscisllS " lecstties whsss ~
dsseese y pssssut N . visulsut 1Gea.
Csives should he vaccSnatsd - sooa
ss they are old enough TO est fosaoe.
the herd or in the neiehborhosd befese
vscciRstinG. II nay shsn be too lsse -
successfully immunsse ell the cslvss
sgsiast infectioa. II 10 best 70 vesi
nate them early in the spring. sbsoe
twe weeks before they are tuspsd EVA
to psstsse end sGsia IN the sesiy FELL
VscciRstiea SHOULD a0t be dose ct ths
ssme time - dshosRiag, brsading, 60
trstien or say ep~rstioa Of this kid.
1t usually requires froa fssrtssa ~
twentyone days after veccinstisa -
establish immunity. The susceptibility
Of the individusl saiMal governs ~
length of time.
TIE effects Of vscciRasioa lest fes .
time, but not for oil time. 1t 10 believ-
I'd in the majority Of cases shet ~
munizstion lssts for . period II six
n0aths, bSt Il 10 better TO vseciaaes
very yeung calves every three 1sasAs
until they ase six months old, aaA thsa
every six nsaths uatil they 80 IA
ysess ~ nsav 1ssosss - sassk-
40 IN ialsetsd disasiets vessiasAs ~
saiaals every tksse months. CATH
shsss : l-a yssss - - hssaly sssuiss
vseciasaisa, sspssielly " thsy hsvs
bssa vscciasAs1 - sslvss. ~ 0ssl
important point IN vaccination is 10 q
II ssswI 80 ees~lully. ss0iseeing
nothing which 10 Rscsssasy fer ssccsss-
ful operation. Fsil0res ere 0ftea due
70 csrelesssess. II rsSsirss bwt little
more time 10 vseciaaee psOpesly end in
every instanee hsU yell and hoe quick
ly con The jsb - na1s sAesld govern
this work.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07
Mag Raoa k
sabst>nlni

'iifiItss's- surrounding TIE
u af.ts@,a ~ y,s-esos- uss-s AIS
g ss- 30 us.g,r~Se aud the
g wear gss~e g'ss'as'~s VI
@- th. gr~as~-et " oer Sst-
. sI-sery - sar .s ~
. g industry |. ca.s~rs~d.
- demand tssr usst~Is -
O. ths sscr~Sw aud pasc.s
= ve sce'r~d ss~say sdvsss~s.
IT, pr-dcss<sa - Rsd~ that
. eer wiii reach IS cs.sts ysr
osuee aud masy iai~ y.rsssssiss
eass F-saasd s,S,srsttsas.
hsvs 10 s@st . usiaissg csssp "
III Vest that u NOT tsssas~g the
sfs1t IT h,gh~s ssetsl v'riess aud
Oh growsag d.ss~sd tssr ssssssx
sscuHIt'e-. Csystsl - ssskssG "
w. nent IN Hsssssn. 0lsly dsriaG
Oh pas, wssk 90 II tk~ Sltrs-
cunservative ts,sA AoS~s II
Denver recssv~d . vsVssss fresa
o. u its cosrv~Sssad~sts " TIE
sast askiag that the IA.sver
hou-e make sn sseIort to sscurs =
colorado SILVER psius tssr the east
err capitalists. This Shows the
trend 1T InyestHsents aud II sl-o
shows that the t'ig easters bond
houses are ts,xlsHiRg to realize
that to get the full measure
oi Protit ON iRvestRseRt funds,
the mining Industry Offers exe~p-
t'oual oppo~tasitiss. Thea
again 1T must bs realizsd that
improved trestweat methods
sow make it possil,le to profit
ably handle low grade ore- which
. lew Years ago we're without 4
market value. Silver at SIS ceRts
under present day working coR-
ditions is more profitable TO pro-
ducers of the white metal than
~as a II per ounce quotation
when silver Was selling at that
figure Taken ell together con-
ditions are unprecedented and
there is not one factor in the en-
tire situation unfa vorable to the
Rliner.
In the isoe 0f sscrsassd copper
productiea, copgsr priors are
holdinG Nr0 ar0und - osats pss
pouaA sd sev~s hss0vv N his-
tory have copper share prices
showed such substantial I'D
vasoss in the stock market asd
in big dividend disburssnssnts
Dariag the past week the por-
phyry coppers declared divideads
way mp in the millions, setting
new records for disbursements by
this class VI mining stocts. II IL
prsdict~d that the porphyry cop
Ierv will be selling at greatly
iscs~ased prices in the very bsas
futuse. Information from New
York h TO the effect that Utah,
Copper " in line to sell NJ tiWl
a share and that other copper
viii ssA as high proportiOnstely
We ere to aee the biggest
miaiAg boom that has ever ts-en
ksOwa and the year 1915 gives
promise Of being the greatest
frOm q prosperity standpoint in
our national history.
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07
. ASIQQllsl0 N
aG MIXTURE

Ossnisne people sss sssoeished
- tSe INSTANT scsioa q siople
eschhosa herk. eiyoesipe, esc.. IS
oiEed 10 Adlse-i-ka ONE SfUON-
FUL renoves sscA ssspsisise foul
natter Il relieves al0ose ANY CASE
coeseipeeioa, sosr saooscA o. gas
bsusa.s A1lsf-i-ka acaD @ BOTH
Iosss - sPPse bsosl . ~ 1osse
osssa ssssss0 psssoas aQpse4ieitis.
a sA.ss s1aa0soe Aslps eArueic
ssu0srA tsusbis. d. J. D. walker,
0r10ll
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07
uT s uEln n Hk-
"a U m00unDlfl

'Wket 10 The diheesace between a
th0reaehhssd - . PsssAeeA koese? /,
thsre . osetaia class in tAe light harness
beseds known - rhoroHGhbrsd?"
4 writer easwsU:-Ths rhsrough-
brsd 10 the Eaglish rsces - running
hsess, . Aisaiscs hrss1 vAicA sriginated
in EngienA st ~ eeriv 1ats. rAe breed
he'd . csMposite origin. b,ing the result
II crsssing Ar.AieA. rusk ssA Bari
stations On native English mares OF
pesvsd sbility - tAe ssef.
n stSa bes& sA0Ws that l76 eastern
sisss were iapsstsl ists Eaglasd from
tAe tine ef JsSes I (leoO 70 the time
u CAariss II (l1oO). hressat Aay pedi.
grse prsvss tAet thsee sirss in particu-
~ gave cheesctee ~ spssd 10 the
bssed They were Tie Byerly Turk,
npssssd absst 10; tAe Darsey Arab
- iaporss1 absst l7ok aal sAs Codol-
pAia ArohieA. i@psFss1 sAsst IT'S.
However. - mseA credit 10 due the
EagiisA nafss - b Ase TIE Eastern
sires. because . strain Of running horses
had been developed in Englsnd before
say Eastssa ksesss sasersd he country.
rhs rhoevaghbesA y h 10 sense a
kafnsss hoese bst 10 uesA almost ex-
csssively snAef tke soA1le.
A psreored horse 10 one belonging 10
any Of he recsgnised bcseds end eligible
70 registefy in The stud book of that
beeed. The words ''Thoeoaghbesd" and
''fullblood" should not be Used in place
Of the word ''purebreA."
Gunnison news-champion., 1916-01-07

IL. - Nm. y. A. sDavs were
e1ssoD - ~ D1ackSescks eves Ses1r-
- - 9D6.y, hsviag sesspsd ~
- - suouea - Delta frs0 Deavee.
WAnso -. DsWie - shsfi4 q Delta
G0nav. vuue - oessoA H. rocsat CO.
s11l.atsa Svr psSvisiisss e tAe sew ~
~.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
PERSONAL
$25.O0 REWARD

VIII pay f25 reward for information OF
whereabouts OF T.. c. Martin OF Bagley,
Ia, 80 years old. 100 lbs. black nustache;
last seen wearing gray chinchilla over
coat. red sweater. black fur cap. Notify
Claued E. Nichols. Bagley, la.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
HELP WANTED


i2o TO 50 per month extra money 70 any
employed person without interfering
with regular work. No selling no
canvassing. Positively no investment
Unemployed need not apply Address
Tho Rilver Mirror CO. Inc, i23 w. Mad
isou ST. Chicago. III
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
AGENTS AND cANvAssERs

ONE THOUSAND dollars reward. We
VIII forfeit N.O00 n this II not the
greatest money-making house-to-house
proposition advertised In these columns.
N. r. q. Little Wizard labor saver
washes clothes In 10 minutes absolutely
without rubbing. IL contains no paraf-
on the market. sells for i5c' enough
for five family washinRs We supply
You with an the free samples you need.
Al you DO Y to leave free sample with
she Il waiting to become your steady
ana permanent customer. This q
positively the most scientific and won
dertul labor saver Of the age, and you
viii make great mistake II you do
not secure territorial rights al once.
a one-cent postal card brings fun par
~ 10. lto w. Van Buren ST.. Chicago,
EVERY household on farm In small town
or suburbs where oil lamps are used
needs and VIII buy the wonderful Alad-
ON Mantle lamp, burns common coal
OIL tkerosonel; gives q light I've times
- Driaht - electric. AWARDED GOLD
MEDAL AT SAN FRANCISCO Ex-
800 In ak weeks; hundreds with riEs
earning tlo0 TO $40 per month. No cash
required: We furnish capital 70 rel able
men Write. quick for Wholesale prieas
territoIy and "a lamp for free rial.
MANTLE LAMP Co. slS Aladdin Hldg,
Chicago, Ille
Nan WANTED as exclusive aEent. We
manufacture six styles self-wEinging
mops, for all purposes. including an
absolutely new combination scrubbinE
brushmop. that Is self-WrinEinE. Every
woman wants this proven success New
inexperienced men make s. per day,
one man made $40 the second week; no
Investment. Send for catalogue and eX-
elusive territory proposition that will
make you independent. Hilker Mop Co.
169s ". Grand Ave, Chicago. ifl.s
OARTsfDFS s Iron Rust Saap Co. ioSi
Larcagter Ave, Philadelphia, Pa Cart.
sides Iron Rust Soap Grade mark. print
and copyright registered IN the ID. s..
patent Officer removes Iron rust. Ink and
all unavailable stains from clothing.
marble. etc Good seller, big naFgine
agents wanted. The orfginai fSc n
tube Beware % infrinsementS aud the
penalty for makn selling and usina
an infrinsed article
AGENTS Brand new Invention Vacuum
also fifteen other household apacialties.
- % 30 daily; free territory. z. r.
Woolerys Agr.. Reliable Mall Order
House. Dept. ID. Box l2f. ord. Nebs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
West Farnam Home,
Owner Leaving City.

Beautiful east front 5S-foot
lot, on 41st, near Davenport y,
with stucco house; large living
room, reception hall. sun room.
dining room. buffers pantry, ice
box room, ETC., on first floor;
four very nice. large, roomy bed
rooms, with closets, tile bath and
sleeping porch, on second floor;
besides two splendid rooms, with
complete bath. on third floor;
also storage room, closets, etc;
basement divided into five
rooms, all plastered; splendid
hot water heating plant. No
better built house In the city.
Price reduced for quSck sale
s13,500.
D. V. Sholes Co.,
sI5-16 City National Bank Bldg.
Doug. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

sI5-16 City National Bank Bldg.
Doug. 49,
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
REAL EsTATE--IMPRovED
WE'LL BUILT
SIX ROOMS
16 MINUTES TO
18TH AND FARNAM.
CORNER LOT
CHOICE LOCATION
TERMS EASY

When you see this beautiful home
you will find more than you expect,
you will be pleased not disappointed.
/ could have built 1t larger-1 could
NOT have built i better, OF more COM
today any time, 1t will be warm and
comfortable, you will enjoy seeing IL
even II you are not expecting TO ouy.
In the basement you win find a tuil
crete coal bin, floor drain and a fur
mace that is different from the ones.
you are expecting to find-its rear
furnace. Large front porch, and notice
stripping around 1t. living room 3 II.
long, built-in bookcases, built-in but-
fet in dining room, big Kitchen with
finished in oak, compare the finish
work, YOU will note a decided differ
ence Entire second floor finished with
Vitralite Pure White Enamel with
two-panel birch mahogany doors; bath
room Is genuine tile. and you win find
a bath completely equipped with
Kohler fixtures, three fine bed rooms
very large closets, one bed room is q
about this high grade. home. to put II
in an ad, come out and see 1t. And re
member have two others, different
STYLES rapidly nearing completion.
all built with 2x6 roof ratters, SS clear
sheathing. Look 'em over carefully,
note materials and construction. will
make easy terms on these Well BUTT
Homes. Take Leavenworth car get
off at 43d and Leavenworth. come
south TO Mayberry and 43d. House at
l227 Mayberry win be open and warm.
Meet me here today. Benson phone
Benson l22, Phone In Leavenworth
Heights, Walnut 2S6S.
F. S. TRULLINGER,
RTrTI,nTR OF
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

manager who can IN
vest 500 for stock and take over state
right for a patented instrument sold ex-
clusively TO hospitals, physicians, sur
geona and trained nurses. Nothing like
u on tho market. Twenty-six states and
few large cities stlil open. 1nstru~
ment simply 4 revelation TO doctors.
clean work calling on refined people
inventor physician who was offered
Sl5,V0 for his patent rights ten days
after papers were Issued 10 per cent
profit. Requires no selling ability,
simply determination ] have exclusive
agency for U. 3. IL Interested write
r. puffy. l2i9 East Nst st., Kansas
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

10 learn auto work for the big spring
rush. Fine training work on autos and
electric starting systems.
AMERICAN AUTO COLLEGE.
169 Farnam 81 Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05
F. S. TRULLINGER,,

BUILDER OF
WE'LL BUILT HOMES
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

cleaner and carpet sweeper combined I;
also fifteen other household specialized
g % 80 1aIy; free territory, z. r.
House. Dept d. Box i2i. ord. Nebs
Omaha daily bee., 1916-03-05

ADVERTISE your property as thoaEh
sSorsshs ss's g. ssSDss ss G ssS sSsSi N to ::
~ House; Home ana Real Estate
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
NOTICE IoR PUBLICATION

Department OF the Interior. tinted
States Land once al Santa Pc. \
NJ, september ~. 1916.
Notice Is hereby given that Rogue
McGuirncss Of Tijcras. y NJ, Who on
Entry 0iai70 tor sta sly SW
SCI. SEA- SEA SCI. SWh Section
II, ana Me-. NV. Eis Eh NWi,
Nwh Eh NEi4 swh wv. NWa
SEA. Nwr Nwh Me-. SCI.
Nw. NNh Swh NEa VIZ
Swi. NWh NEL Me-. sWh
NWA NEL section ~, Township az.
Range 6E n on October p. 1914
made Additional Homestead Entry
021Tt2 for Nwh SWh SEA Ma
SWt SW SEh NEh SCI. SW =. ;
NJ sEr SBh sw. SwA Sc.
sEn swt swk rEH sWh Eh
SEW SWs SWh, section II, and
Swt NEA SEh NEt NW.
NEt, section - Township az ,
Range sE. y, NJ l., ". containing
90 make three-ye,, PROOF 10 establish
claim 10 the land above described, be-
fore George Il craig. United states
Commissioner. at Albuquerque. y. NJ
on November II 1915.
Claimant uames az witnesses lg-
nacio Herrera. carlos Herrera, lus'o
MARTINEZ Jose Jaramillo y Haca, All
OF TiJeras. y II
FRANCISCO DEL6ADo,
Register
r. r. aep', 81 7. +. oct es
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
SPECIAL MNSTI,l,'s SAIL.

In N" District Court - the Second
Judicial Disir,s'. county %. Bernh-
mo state 81 Sew Mexico.
Geurg" \ Ka-eu1n. Trustee. and
tho Cooperate Huiiding and i.oan
Association ~ Nh%uqurrquc. New
NetIco. Plaintiffs
-
Gayiro Garcia nrd Martina \ Garcia
Defendants.
Irdcr and by rif'u" - an order ~
sac ana decree - luroclosurc ISSUED
ug' 81 the pis'r.c' curt in Herualllo
County Sow McN ia the above cu-
.ttlcd action whereof the above named
pla.n'n obtained , ldgmeut and de-.
cr"o agtns, Goy.uH Garcia ana Mar
TINA Z Garcia the above named de-
f,rlaut au tho c.oH ioy - july. lels
ann conm1rI,l 10 sell ali that
cor'a.r l.' piece 4 parcel of land
situated In fno .. 1iy 81 Bcrunllln
ana state o. Kew N'co aud pnrticu-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26

"eipts, 10 ooo. Lower. Rulk, taeo4
-" 1". -. j,crs. slo.ooU 1880: light.
50 'U1 lo..a. pigs. s. 15uiU50.
cattle Receipts. 5000. Steady.
Prime fci Steers, 81 go a. Ii.QU. vest
"rn steers, 80 90 a H.1-. cows. si500
%, heit"rs. s. 500 70. stockors.
= 70 HN.2'. calves. 81 00m 10. SO.
~hoep-Reccipts, 1900. Higher
Lambs, S9.iS 80; warnings. $50
nNtpt wc,hers. ti03GS0o. ewes.
50 500 1885,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
sew ,urh Nrini-.

View YurD Oc. 't -. ottan. '-m.
o~.Cctrolst.u tr#' quarter. 81 ."n
q 500.
Iron steady ana Unchanged.
Tin sprIur ti.,-u422i
A. London. Spot copper. .i.i los.
futures tIlH. los .lcctrrlyt.c. lltf.
Spot I'M. lls- God. futures
tlH IFS. cd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
Denver Livestock,


Denver, oct -G.--Cdtle- Rcccipt.,
300 stead" Reef steer 80 .. $50.
COW. and hooters. :. tnHt co. stock
rrs and fccicrs. s5j5Q750, calves.
: .uoM 81 so.
iiocs-l'ooipts, ,n'. strong Tor
90 '' bulls. 80 90 u I025.
II.'- Receipts, 1000 steady
'r'.'. to.spHP.s.. ewes. 'f35TEsF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
WANTED

~
WANTED Position hN experienced
bookkcoper and office man; can MS"
typewriter with sons shorthand. Mar
ricd Employed at present IN FL raso
but desire to locate IN Albuquerque
or nearby W Address Box II. Al
buQucrque Herald.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-10-26
statesmen

eALESNEN-Sell hogs. easy pay
mcut' cooperative plan, big COM
missions, purchasers invest $50 up
wards. National Hog Company. First
National Bank Bldg. pittsburgh. Pa.
WANTEp-.i stock statesmen. must
be hustiers, good commission Call
at Combs hutcl. ASK Tor Gillian.
$780, a #a-=-=
WANTEb-SiN solicitors must he
good takers. and accustomed 80
meeting N" public. call Thursday
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ately leaped to the front. with his tvo
Cornell rivals In close pursuit.
Down around the first turn. Mere
dith held a lead of almost a yard over
Windnagie and Taylor. and az thy
headed into the stretch. Windna agile
jumped and tore after the PennsvlYa-
mia runner. Inches By inches ne Grad
ually closed the gap on the lead. and
With tho wild shouts Of the seven thoI-
sand spectators. Meredith called mo
play his reserve strength. Slowly but
surely. he again began to open space
between he and Windnagle and a. The
tape vas snapped, three yards seper-
ated him from the latter TAYLOR
dropped rearward. and was seven
yards in the wake OF his mate a: the
finish
Windnagle showed that he was an
athlete OF great ability by his splendid
running, as not more than half an hour
before the one-half mile event, ne had
succeeded in finishing second in the
ouarter-mile event in the fast time 81
30 % seconds.
Cornell practically had a walkover
in its fight with the Pennsylvania
athletes Bertoiet accounted for the
only other first place won by the Penn
team when nc captured the running
broad Jump. Pennsylvania also sue
ceeded in gaining a tie for first place
IN two other events. In the pole vault