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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Sheriff's Sale in Partition.

John nighttime, Albinus Night
wine, W. A. nighttime, Oliver
nighttime, Seth Nighttime,
Frank NJ. Gardner, Allie Tullis,
Roberta Shelton, and Jennie
Kalkofen, Plaintiffs.
vs..
Weldon D. Yates, Administrator
of the Estate of James Cough
lin, deceased, Defendants.
In the Circuit Court of Bates
County, Missouri.
BY virtue and authority of a
decree and order of sale made by
the said Court, in the above en-
titled cause, and of a certified
copy thereof, dated October 10Th,
1916, l will on Monday, the goth
day of November, 1916, between
the hours of nine o'clock in the
forenoon, and five o clock in the
afternoon of that day, at the east
front door Of the Court House, in
the City Of Butler in Bates Coun-
ty, Missouri, sell at public vendue
to the highest bidder, the follow
ing described real estate, viz:
The north east quarter of
the south east quarter Of Sec
ton IL, Township Al, Range
80 in Bates County, Missouri.
Terms Of sale a. follows, viz:
Cash In hand.
LTD HARVE JOHNSON;
Sheriff Of Bates County, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
ROYAL NEIQHBORS
CONVENTION
Eleventh District Convention of
The Order Held in This
City Friday.

The Eleventh Missouri District
of the Royal Neighbors, com
posed of lodges from Butler,
Hume, Foster, Nevada, Amster-
dam, Elkhart, Prairie City,
Burdctte, Adrian and Rich Hill,
held their annual convention in
this city last Friday.
Supreme Manager Anna NJ.
Sheppard, of Chillicothe, was
present and held a school of in
struction. The Hume lodge de-
gree staff exemplified the initia-
tory degree on five candidates.
About 100 visitors were present
and very interesting and in
structivc meeting was held. The
local lodge served big supper
for the visitors who We're loud in
their praises of the hospitality Of
the Butler ladies.
The following officers for the
ensuing year were elected: Mrs.
l.. Palmer, Of Adrian, president;
Mrs. Carl Stonebraker, Rich Hill,
vice president; Mrs. Kate Biggs,
Hume, secretary and treasurer.
The convention will be held at
Hume next year.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Aged Farmer Badly Injured.

l.. r. Nichols, a pioneer citizen
of East Boone township, had a
very exciting and disastrous ex-
perience Tuesday which resulted
in a broken leg. Mr.. Nichols rode
horse to the pasture to drive a
bull to the house. The bull be-
came angry and lunged at the
horse knocking it (the horse)
down and Mr.. Nichols right leg
was caught under the animal as it
fell and the bones of the ankle
We're mashed into pieces. This
happened about 2 o'clock in the
afternoon and Mr.. Nichols laid in
the pasture until nearly 6 O'Clock
when relief came. He screamed
loudly but was not heard by any
one until late in the evening when
Mr.. Stone, a neighbor, heard his
call for help and went to his re-
lief. DR.. Robinson, accompanied
by DR.. Huffman, drove out and
gave the necessary surgical treat
ment. 1
Mr.. Nichols is over Is years old
and some months ago was kicked
by a mule and seriously injured.
His age and this injury following
so closely the other one, causes his
many friends much concern about
his condition.-Adrian journal.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
High School Notes.

The preparation for the Higl
School Carnival is progressing
nicely. Each one knows just
what he is to do and is working
willingly. The Carnival is to- be
given Saturday night, Oct %
Save your pennies and come tc
see the biggest monkey show
best motion pictures and funniest
play ever given in Butler. These
are only a few of the numerous
startling attractions of the even
ing so do not fail to attend.
Mr.. Gorrell, our principal, was
called to Mullinville, Kansas, last
week on account of his sister s
death.
Mr.. Henderson addressed the
school Thursday morning on
:. Patriotism, He brought line
of thought that most of us hard
ly ever think about. If we
would only practice more what
Mr.. Henderson said, this would
bea better country.
Butler won the boys game with
Amoret Friday night. Our girls
were not so successful as the boys.
Senior Notes.
The class of II will soon be
sporting class pins and rings, as
the order was sent in last week.
Junior Notes.
A few days ago the Juniors
enjoyed very much a letter writ
ten to us by Mrs. Hill, our for
mer section room teacher who is
teaching this year at Columbia,
Missouri.
We elected Norma Keirsey to
represent our class in the Queen
Of the Carnival.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
Because Its For Ono Thing Only
\ and Butler People Appre-
ciate This. -

Nothing can be good for every
thing.
Doing one thing we'll brings
success.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for one
thing only.
For weak or disordered kid.
ncys.
Here is Butler evidence ia
prove their worth.
J. X. Hulse, West Ave. &. Ohio
ST., Butler, says: II had a
steady ache in my back and lame
ness which made any lifting al
most impossible. Every time l
bent over, sharp twinges caught
me and my kidneys acted irreg-
,ularly at times. Doan's Kidney
Pills gave me complete relief
from these symptoms.
Price SOC, at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills-the
same that Mr.. Hulse had. Foster
Milburn Co., Props, Buffalo, N.
Y. 2-2t
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
LO9an-M00re Lbr. Co.
BUTLER, MO.
Postmaster Williams Presents
Lodge With Picture.

At the regular meeting of But
Ter Camp No. 245S Modern Wood
men of America Postmaster j. E..
Williams presented the camp
with an excellent framed picture
of the late head clerk, Charles w.
Halves, who died last August.
Mr.. Williams is one of the most
enthusiastic Woodmen in the To-
cal lodge.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
The First Snow of the Season

The first touch of winter
reached this part of the country
last Thursday night when the
temperature dropped to about %
above zero and a light snow fell.
Ice one-eighth of an inch was
formed. There was Some rain,
but not enough to make any stock
water in the streams, but the
moisture will be Of immense help
to wheat growers. The storm
was general in the states between
the Rocky mountains and the
Mississippi river.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Hello! Central!

Please give me Joe Coop. It's 80 on 49, Hello!
That you John? Yes this has sure been real
March day. The boys and have been securing
days to get the rust secured off the shears and then
after the plows have stood out In the field all win.
ter there is always some bolts to put in. and this
year we hadto put new tongue in the Sulkey plow
and the handles in the walking plows have wealth.
err cracked so bad this last winter that guess
will have to buy new pair for Toms poW.
Hello Hello! That you John? Yes these
women just commenced talking after supper.
don't see why they can't use the phone during the
day and let fellow have chance to talk after sup
per. Yes. as was saying. it takes me and the boys
that's the truth We could have built good I'm.
plenent Shed last fall and would not have taken
much more time than it takes us in the spring
when Work Is crowding. to get the plows secured.
Why sure. the expenses we pay out Tor repairs
would soon pay for the shed and besides when the
first day that would do for blowing we could 60
right at it, we would not have to waste two or three
good days getting ready, and then after we start
something that is about rusted rotted into most
always breaks and we have to 60 to town for re-
pairs and most always they have to send for them
and that puts one plow out of business for two or
three days more. Yes. next fall we are sure going
to build an Implement Shed on this farm: we can
build one for $500 $50 and will last for years.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Green Feed in Winter.

Why don't your hens lay when
eggs are hight They do not get
the chemical ingredients that the
grasses and green feed supply in
season. B. A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy supplies these very in
gradients only in a more concen-
trated form. We sell it and guar
antee you to get eggs.
G. G. Rhodes Pharmacy,
58-1m 0. K. M. Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Your Wife Can Use It.

If you are away from home and
one of your horses takes the collie
your wife can treat him if she has
Farris' Collie Remedy in the house
It is easy to use. Just drop it on
the horses tongue and in thirty
minutes he is relieved. Get it to.
day. You may need it tomorrow.
G. G. Rhodes Pharmacy,
58-1m o. K. M. Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Another Campaign Illusion
Busted,

General Pershing processes to
have found no evidences to indi-
cate that Villa and his band are
anywhere near the American Dor
der, thus destroying another cam
paign illusion. Doubtless it
would delight the Republican
campaigners some if Villa would
somehow get where he could kill
few Americans.-St. Louis
Times.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Barb Wire Cuts and Wounds

Are troublesome to cure. Get a
bottle of Farris' Healing Remedy
costs 50c-make it at home.
Heals rapidly. A sore never mat
tiers where this remedy is used.
We sell it on the money back plan.
G. G. Rhodes Pharmacy,
5S-1m O. K. NJ. Butler, Mo.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Basket Ball.

The basket ball games Fri.
day night between the Butler
High school teams and the teams
from AmOret resulted in an
even break. The Butler boys
winning their game by a score of
80 to Is and the. Amoret girls de-
feating the local girls by the
close score of IA to IL.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1916-10-26
Goal for Sale.

Good coal in any quantity on
hand ct Ill times ct the Gutridee
coal hank two miles east Of
Spruce. 81. II. NcIleudon. 51-4ts
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
Sn Molinc %seioblcncs el1tomobil
'uiro in Gabenport iuicber-
g%cfnmSem.

Gin @arren 6iib, go. 1897 %.
Mpenlie, Moline, Dor beiien Saustbiir
.geltoblenes Mutomobil lpllroe geltern
Mbeno BON Dem 4oliailten Mger bonn
bieligM Goli5eioepartenleut on ser
Dit @iber StraBe llno Sneioa Mpe.,
gegen Witternad)t onfgefunoen,. an
oertbalb Stl1noen, nad)oem es geitpb-
len moroen NOR. Slid bate bas sllt=
tomobil, cine fii,lflibige 6orb Maldi-
he, crit fiir5lih gefallft l1no mubte
1lld)t elnn1al Die 2isel1snummer bes
@utomobils. 9sl1r sic Ma1mmer lei
mes 8en3inmotoren bate CT IN jein
Saldenbld eingetragen uno 6nrb
olele fo11Itte Die berloIicn oaltebenoe
Ntald)ll1e als ibm geborig gefunoen
lperOen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

Gin un3etreuer 2anD=
b~rieftrdger, Del Iid III 5ablreiden
Jallell un Bo!tlenoul9en, Ole aus
Jrant,ei9 unD @mJlano fir in
g)eutl9l.no internierte &%rieasgefan-
gene etngeyanyen waren, ~pergriffen
bat, Ituno tiir5li1 Dor Der 2. Gtrai=
tanner oes Nanoserthts Ill in Bers
lin. Der Al9etlugte, Nanobrieftraser
2tuSplt Jrtsorid, mar II Wuitermart
%liatlontert anL Dutte aud nit Der
tlYeo.tion Der fir Die oortisen
); !leJ5aeLaltysnen e~inJebenDer Yutez
ie gu tlll. gr Aatte iih peroa4tig
gem 'tbt, lpldt Nutete l9on auf Dem
9lbnGole 5l unttrld)Ioaen, uno ais
man Eel l6mSauSI uduny abbi.!t, lamb
man bel ibM cine 9robe 4neabl ben
yrgenltanDen, Die ~pittn6ur aus oil
bcn Genpunsen berriibrten. Der Mnr
gstlagte gob oil. pab sr olrd Npt al
leinen 5traftateu Derflbrt iporben
let Gr 6abe Ieiae LANCE front setpez
ieue brau in. porlsen Jabre osrloren,
bate bet ielnem 1e6alt pun 80 M.
lnb unD 5rpei Nln0er gu %eradbren sez
babt lnD sisi nit leinem @ebalt nibt
nusystommen. Ser @ertbtsbof err
tanNte auf 1 Sa9r @eIdnsnis inter
Mlrehnung BON L WtDnat unteriuz
9ungs6aft.
Das in Deutidlanb in ,euerer
3eit pielfad our Musfibruns bon
@elbfmoro benuBte 2pfol lit elm
aus treiolreidem 9eer0l nit fettem
Del unb &alilauge bargeitelltes
praparot. Seine fart besinii3ierenz
be nno ontifeptifde Wirtung iiberz
trifft. BET serinserer @iftisteit, biez
ienise Der Rarboliaure.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
Neucs aug WlDlint.
grid)t tpSt I'M manufacturers @otcl
%sniamn,cn..

Nobert glontolt, eilr dlterer Man1t
inn SITTER BON et1pa 65 Sabren lit ge=
itern in Ser Mittags5eit im Wamlfac=
tl1rers Sotel plobli6 geitorben, inoem
CT on ei1em SGlaganfaQ plDblid
to0t i'm @alt5immer 81 9oben itiir5-
tie. 9lonton fam Dor einigen Gagell
bon Queen Gitp, Wo., bierber lno
NOR 8ralioeltt elmer Oortigen @al1f;
Sic M%ngebori9en oes 10 plotlib Ser
itor6enen mur0en ioglei6 6enad)rid-
tigt ml0 peroen bcltte erlpartet, Inn
sic 2eide %ab5ltbolen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
SRI. girainia Mao itirbt an @asocr=
giftnngi

Der lebloie a5rtcr oes Sri. gir=
ainid Stop, leit 1891 &rill5ipali1 Der
@ral1t SAnle, mlrroe gcltern Wprgcll
linn 10 l16r in ibrem 3intrner IN Np.
2512 5 apcnlle altf Dem @ooe1 lie
gelO Dor, ben 9fadybam aufgefunbcn.
Gin Gaslibt brn,tl1te l,l,o Durd) Sen
@erl16 Des poiut eiltelm anoerc1 Gas<
Dablt e%lttitrDntcn0cn 8ales mllroe11
Nad6arn aufmerflam genladt nno
bcridaffteh iid gintritt in bas 3im-
mer. Or: 81. $. Grp mllrbe iogleib
gerufelt, ood mar feline &ilfe nidt
mebr t0tbig, beltr er fonltatirte, BOB
Der SOB idon Dor etma 3 bis 12
Stnnoen ei1tgetreten mar. Malt
nimtnt ii1er ON, bob bier elm l1nfall
borliegt nno ein 5elbitmoro allsge-
ibloiien lit. Iie Gerltorbene mllroe
Dor etlpa so Sabren in @ensbnrg,
So, geboreu llno fam I'M Sabre 1888
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

- Saben @ie idon 0lb Miijion
Bier probirt? @lei9 nit Dem beiter
tmportirten @ier ln6 empfoblet BON
ben 9oftoren. Mod Ssloub 8retpi,,g
I&ou1pars. 0lIa.l
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
es,1 Ser 6elttlden Observation-Disclosures

Stem Serleb riibn1t lid bes Sc
ltbes elmer mulifalilden Sub. 81 Sic
5u bcrldiebenen Meip gorfer @a1Iiffri=
tifern in berimnbtldaftliden ge5ieb=
.l19en ltebt?
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
@cBrcrc Cullen bon @ilfsuilobiitcr
Tranf Nlaucr cridpi1en.

9llfslpllobilfer Sratf @olcr
madDte iid geltern Mbeno on ser Z,
l11to 8arren 5trabe aui oie @ulell=
lago llno erlegte mebrcre Ser @iogel
Der Nabt. @ieoerbolt fms Mcniden
bon Den Ibieren in ser oortigen Mad=
barld9aft angefalen uno arg 5erfratt
.mor0en.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
Nents aug MuscQtine.

gis iest baben iiA 81 aalloioaten
fiir Die peridieoenen Stobt= uno
Iomnibipamter gen1elbet. Gle @obl
fit1oet befanntlih in einigen Monaten
fltatt.
Ger 81 Sabre alte Glopton @ol-
laro bon Iiron, Gem, mltroe an
|Samstag Morgen toot llcbcll ser
8abnltrecfe Ser sc. g. & 9. 9abn
|aufgeflmoen. Ser aorper NOR
idjlimm perlebt; elm 8ein abgeqlletidt
nno Der Sberforper ldmer 5crldun=
Den. 8ie ltd Ser ltnfan ereigl1et bat,
fam nidt feltgeiteat merben, 90 es
feline Mllgen5eugen gibt. Ser a0rper
muroe nad) @apeqo gebradt utb
miro BORT in elmer 2ei6enbeltottlmgs=
anltalt gebalten, bis Nad)ridt Don
ben Gltern oes decentralization al1-
langi.
Neue Gar=Sduppen meroen bon
Der Clinton, Davenport ano Ml,sco=
tine Snterllrban So. in Earf Tlace
erridtet merben. @eitere Gerbelle=
rlrngen tper0en fir Sic @abnlillie ge=
plant. Iauienoe Collars merben iir
olele 3mede alsgegeben meroen. Mit
ben Mrbeiten lo1 io6alo lpie mogli6
|begonnen neroen.
gs ut moglid, baB BON Sen bieii=
gen 8ealnten 6ie Hegierlmg ol1gcgar1=
gen miro, 100000 51 ~bemili9en fiir
Die JlllBfront 8erbenernngen. Sic
Snperpiioren Don Ml1scati1te l11o
2ouila County meroen bier am %.
Suni cine gen1einlame Siburg ab=
baltent Inn Derldieoene Nngelegellbei=
ten 51 reguliren.
Gin a1n letten Sreitag in Iopen=
port geItoblenes &fero muroe bier
porgeitern bon Ser Noli5ei al,fgefun=
Den, ood bon Dem 3ieb feblt jeoe
Spur. Die geboroen BON Iapel1port
puroen bon Dem 5ltlo in aemtniB
gelebf.
Sn Ser 0eutiden Observation-Disclosures
tpuroen am Sonntag Morgelt Die
Diesiabrigen &onfirmauoen bltr1 So
ltor 8. 6. aettelfamp f%onfirnirt. Sic
&lall e miro m Gienstag Mbenb, 81.
SUM, cine l11terbaltung inn gereins=
llpfu[ abhnItpn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20
GllS QDnDenttou.
Gortletuna bon Ser a. Seite.)

G%ortletnng bon Der A. Seite.)
Rdd mittags.
F 1870 ltbr: 9ampferaltsfabrt NIT
BENT eroben Gampier IS. @. Sia".
Giidfebr nm baIb z l1br.
Mben6s.
@roBer 8aa i'm &ololleum nm s
lDr 6eginllellO.
ii llbr Mbenos: Mniprade bes
frii9eren Yraiioenten George &. &eo=
Ding.
@eiddftsiitmns.
8ie ldon i'm 8rogramm eruabnt,
miro Die @eidafts1ibnn9 bon Sen
'glfs beute Inn Elm nbr Radmittags
I'M Gifts &lubgebdloe Beginner.
glfs am Iienstag, Sen 90. Slni INN
ein l1br Nadmittags I'M glfs alu6,
gebdlloe beginnen.
Sin llbr: sic @erlammlllng miro
bon ugralteo Hrller" 81. 81. 8ruba,
Gabenport 2oge SEQ. 29S, CUR Sro,
lllN8 9eIuIeH.
Mniprad)e bon @iirgermeilter eSobn
germalO in 6orm zines @iafommcn.
grl,Bes I'M Narten Ser Staot Iapen.
port.
Mniprade 1T @eltoIt zines SSH.
fommengrllBes I'M 9amen Ser Gifts
BON 8e5irfsridter 6. 9. 2etts, frii-
berer vgralteo Guler", Iapenport
2oge geo. 29S.
arrtluort bon 6. g. @rqn6e, 9ra-
|ltoellt Der Soma State gliiociation of
lofts.
@eidaftsor6nung.
Il. 8ebet.
2. @eridt 0es Man6atsfomites.
3. gerlellng ser 8rotofoae Ser
lebten Ser ammlnng.
4. Mnlprade bes YrGiioenten.
5. @erid)t bes Sefretars.
6. 9cridt 0es Sdatmeilters.
Z. geridte Ser Grultees.
8. 9erihte Ser &omites.
8. llnerleoiete @eidafte.
10. Nere @eidafte.
IL. 9camtenmabl.
IL. 8orldlage fir @eomtcn bon
1917.
10. lteberreidung ser. Sssl,rpeIen an
Den 5ltriidtretenoen 9raiioenten.
ID. giniiibrll11g Ser @eanten.
Is. Gertagung.
WeGmte.
Grali6e1t - 6. g. 8ran6e, Grin.
nell 9oae Mo. 1866.
1. gi5epralibent Clement 3.
8eld, M%ltscatine aoge SEQ. 3O4.
2. gi%5epraiibent - S. 2in6Iep
Coon, Nemton 2oge, Sc. 1870. l{lili
3. @i5epraliioeht SAUL IS.
Smith, Soma @itD 2pge Mo. 500.
sefretar -6ranf 6. aief, 0es
Moines 2oge No. 90.
S~datmeilters - Moolpb &eniq.
baum, 9ahenport 2oge SEQ. 298.
Ibiiriteber Sob1 @ieaan6,
Mllscatine 2oge SO. $40.
Sergeant=at=Mrms - Gln6e We-
rioitb, gsepton 2oge go. 1870.
@aplan - Doctor 81. S. @ubo,
Sort MaoiIon 2oge SEQ. 374.
Sruitees 9. s. Sduin6. 9u-
bl1ql1e 2oge go. 297; Senrp aouis,
Soma @itp 2oge $50. 500; Marion
Garb, Marlbaltopn 2ose Mo. 312.
Gabenport2ogeMo o. 29S.
Grefl,tipfomite CHARLES SIP.
men, @oriiber; Sris Seder, @efre-
tor; g. @enig6alllh 5datmeilter;
Geo. Sabens, q. 81. 9ruba, 81. s.
IS. 2eigb.
&omiteporiisenbe - Gegiltration,
SORRY ltllocrmopD; Boot, @. 8. MIs
foro; 1eforatipnen, 81. 6. @olo-
ldn1iot; Sptel, 6. @. Gaumou; Gut
tomobile, 9lllg. Wpul,gcrnlan; 3iiqe,
Sranf Mlfpro nno 9. &eeler; Gans,
y. Sirldl; Gabaret=ltnterbal-
tlu1g Sarrp 9landaro.
Rrebfomite Sl,ab Sarrilon,
50. Glider, 6. g. Moler.
Gmpfangsfomite - Banse Mit=
glieoldaft bon Davenport 2oqe geo.
29S> g. g. 8. 6.
Sm Mulinc g%citoblcncs Mittomubil
luiro in 9abcmpprt ipicber-
onf,Ao,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

nod Molinc. Sic nabm gleid Sic
Mrbeit eiller Sdullcbrerin alli mlo
-mlrroe i'm Sabre 1891 als Grin3ipa-
lit Scr @rant Sdltle b%cforoert. Sic
IbinterlaBt orei griioer, brei Neffen
|l1no cine Nidte. Iie @eerbigung iin=
Set mabrj1einlid morgen ltatt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-06-20

Iie staotpermaltlung fat sic fol-
genOen Stabtbeamten ernault:
Staot=Sl,ge1ieur 2ple 8aptm.
@ilfs=Sngcnieltr g. sc. @p1lo.
&ilfs= SSllgenieltr - q. 8. Gapton.
Nlllmbillg Snipcftor GoD GH-
|trifirl.
Silfs strabcnfommilidr Mn-
Orem 9cterinn.
Snipcftor fir ~offentlid)e Nrbeit
Oscar Mbrabam.
gerper Snipeftor - Slllil,s Ser
!lpDlt.
1ie nnoeren Mnae1teaten bleiben
oielelbet lpie 6isber.
Sin Ser groBen concentrations
Naraoe am a. Slli mcrocn lid) etlpa
rs Sirmelt ltno 6ahrifell ser Staot
betbeiligett, ioiuie piele Gercil,e nus
Srganilationelt. Gin ifpsielles 9ro-
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SPEED and KNOWING
HOW WILL CARRY HIM
THRU, SAYS freddie

COLORADO SPRINGS. Aug.
3o.-speed and ring general
ship acquired In more than $50
bouts form the combination
Freddie Welsh says will carry
him thru the lines at Denver,
Labor day. when he defends his
lightweight title against Char.
lie White.
The worlds champion. In train.
Ing at Colorado Springs. realizes
the importance of perfect physical
condition for the scrap. There's
something that suggests serious
ness in the attitude he assumes
when he dons his gym togs-some.
thing even his closest pals never
noticed during the last two years.
"Yes. am serious about
this match" said the Briton.
cite the first time In 26 months
have gone 20 rounds, and,
naturally, am anxious about H.
while : believe can beat
White over the route, you must
not forget that ! have a lot OF
respect for him. He Is a heavy
hitter, and. as they say on the
baseball field. ~ only takes
one"
That Welsh is training conscien.
tiously is evident from the fact
that only a few days after he pitch.
ed camp In Denver he hoped on the
scales. and, in the presence Of the
official scaler OF weights OF Denver
tipped the beam at 1924 pounds.
Freddie, at 81 years OF age. is fac.
ing the most dangerous puncher in
his division.
Wherever boxing enthusiasts
gather. the questions advanced is:
Can Welsh go 20 rounds?"
The champion answers yes. I"
Tho the idea which has settled in
the minds OF many is that the
champion is essentially a sprinter.
geared only for 10-round no-decis-
ion affairs. it's n fact that welsh's
greatest work has been done in
mills waged over a route.
Making the weight. 1856
pounds. ringside, will be easy
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y rEV LIST OF PRIZES GIVEN AND y rEV
NkAVG! ROUTE OF RACE IS NAMED Nk4VG!
The Bike Race Course

Taft Second between Seneca Spring
OF o Pine 4 mile.
"a on nj Westiake. g mile.
North Wesaks to Stone 27 miles
North Blewett. 81 miles
West o Woodland Park 80 miles,
South Woodland Park Ewing 33 miles.
Weat Ewing Fremont 35 miles.
North Fremont 10 n 50th. 90 miles.
West ~ Both TO Phinney. ~ miles
North Phinney 10 n. sTth. 81 miles
West NJ s7th Greenwood 53 miles.
North n Greenwood ". s5th. &c miles.
Woodland Park ave, miles
South Woodland Park Green Lake boulevard
~ miles.
around boulevard to Stone and t5th 1915 miles
East t6th Brooklyn. lis miles.
South Brooklyn TO 10th, l22 miles
"A o ave. 1916 miles.
bridge Eaa,lake and Harvard NJ 10 miles
South Harvard TO Franklin. 1871 miles.
Southwest Franklin Hoyston. 1913 miles
follow Lake boulevard Eastiake
mloA
South YaHtake TO Howell, 1853 miles
Yves, Howell Eighth. 1851 miles
South Eighth Union. 1873 miles.
West Union TO Second. 1873 miles
South on Piper Tanr. 1875 miles.
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Church First to Meet
japanese Net Wizard

FOREs THiLlsS. l. l.. Aug. 30
George NJ. Church IL the first OF the
higher rated players In the national
tennis tourney now IN progress on
the courts OF the West Side Tennis
club to get n chance at Ichiya
kumsEae.. tho Japanese champion
Church and the Oriental wizard
meet today In the feature match OF
tho day.
Church. In the opinion OF many
experts. stands an excellent chance
OF eliminating the Nippon racquet
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"VaIues TeU'

for Welsh. What he 10 seeking
10 the punch. He knows how
10 hit, block and all that sort Of
thlns--in fact, he is past-mas-
ter Of the boxing game.
But the development OF those
muscles which place fighter In
the list OF knock EN- dead" gladi-
ators was a trick overlooked by the
Briton in his earlier training days.
He was always satisfied to win on
p ints.
Welsh believes he can battle the
Chicagoan so completely in 20
round battle as TO make him .
mark for knockout. Hence his
desire 10 work up strength that will
enable him to accomplish his ambi-
ton.