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The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
LIVER DIDN'T ACT 7
 DIGESTION WAS BAD
Says 6 year Old Ken.ssy Ly, Who Tells How She Was Rsvsa
 Alter Few Dssss of Baack DraueM.

Msadorsville. Ky.--Mrs. Cynthia Higginbotham. of this town. says: At my age. which is 6g. the liver dses not act 50 we'll as when young. A few years ago. my stomach was all out sf fix. I was ccnstipsted. my liver didn't act My digestion was bad. and t tsek % little to uDsst nc Ny aD- pstite was gsne WIS vsry wsak.
 I decided I weI,d gfw BlacA- DraugAt . therousA trial = lmsw is was highly reesnnsaAsd tsr this trouble. I beUan taaEaa t. felt bettsr after . few dsses. Ny a1retits impesved and I became strsnser. My bowels aeted naturally and tAs Least troubie was soon rishtsd with . few
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
Facts cts of Evolution.

The monkey, the ape and the goril- la were all included with man in the line of evolution followed by Prof. Elliott Smith in a late British Royal institution lecture. The domination of mammals over other primitive ami mals was given by the senses of vi- sion, touch and hearing, and the grad ual development of these senses and minor brain faculties could be traced from the Miocene period to the an- thropoid apes and to man. The prim- itive structure of remote ancestors is better preserved In man than in any other mammal. His particular group of primates has never been compelled to turn aside from natural develop ment, while others, like the gorilla and the gibhon, have acquired special characteristics of limb or agility to avoid extinction. Primitive man prob- ably came into existence somewhere in the region of Asia between India and China. He was a wanderer, and had nothing to fix him in one spot un- til he became civilized and regular tiller of the soil.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
A Temporary Case.

At the conclusion of an exciting basketball game during the sectional basketball tournament at Tcmlinson hall, Miss Desse vandivier a teacher at Technical high school, went to the telephone to report the days vic tories.
 Either the excitement of the last game or anxiety over the next was too much for the nerves of usually calm faculty member. When the operator asked the number, Miss van- divier answered. Basketball 2-1-5." The operator let the sense of humor overcome her business training. The next instant Miss vandivier heard. not the voice of her mother. but some one shouting. Insane Hospital F--In- dianapolis News.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
oses of Black -Draught..

doses of Black Draught-.
 Seventy years of successful uss Has made Thsdford's Blae1-DsauoAt . standard. heusehsld remedy. Rveyx nsnbsr. of every family. at times. need tho help that k-Dnusht ean give in cleansing the system and rs lieving the troubles that como from oonstipation. indigestion. lazy hvee. eta. You cannot keep we'll unless your stomach. liver and bowels are in good working order. Keep them that way. Try BlasaE-Draught It acts promptly. gsat1y and in . natural way. If yen fed sluggish. take . dose tonight You will feel fresh tomorrow. Prioe zSc. . package-one cent dose An druggists. ]. 60
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
scenery

scenery
 ciety woman and will see life. partic- ularly with the show girl. He will be admired and will visit many strange places.
 Well may the silver fox sing: 70 death where Is thy sting?" for 1t is reasonably certain that his future will consist In wrapping himself about the lovely neck of some debutante.
 Even the old bull has a brilliant future. His fate will be to mingle in various sporting events, his hide be- Ing made up into dice boxes.
 The cat and the horse are likely to figure prominently on the concert stage and hear the applause of the multitude. The cat will furnish the violin strings and the tail of the horse will furnish the vital part of the bow.
 The polar bear looks forward to spending the future lying on the floor in front of the fireplace in an ex- pensive club, and the tiger will per form the same function in some vam- pire's boudoir. He will also figure prominently in motion picture plays and magazine stories. Not so bad for the animals, every thing considered.-Chicago Herald and Examiner.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For County and Probate Clerk

For COunty ana frODaCe NleTk
 The News is authorized to announce Algie billiard as candidate for Coun- ivy and Probate Clerk of Nevada Coun- ty. subject to the action of the Demo- cratic primary election.
 The News IS authorized to announce Ernest G. Steed as a candidate for County and Probate Clerk of Nevada County subject othe action of the Democratic primary election.
 For Tax Assessor
 The News is authorized to announce c. c. (Lum) Woosley as candidate for Assessor of Nevada County, sub feet to the action of the Democratic primary election.
 The News is authorized to an- nounce R. w. (Bob) Davis as can didate for Tax Assessor of Nevada county, subject to the action of the Democratic primary cict'cn.
 The News is authorized to announce Captain Edward Miller, of Albany township as candidate for Tax As sessor of Nevada County, subject to the action of the Democratic Primary.
 The News is authorized to announce Boyd M. Buchanan of Missouri town ship as candidate for Treasurer of Nevada County, Subject to the ac- tion of the Democratic Primthy.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
Washington as Father of the Navy.

Washington as Father Of the Navy.
 An article in the United States Ma val Institute of last December by Ed gar Stanton Maclay asked the ques- tion. Was George Washington the fath- CT of the United States navy? Accord ing to this authority, before John Paul Jones or John Barry received their commissions, or, indeed before con. gress decided to establish q navy Washington issued commissions on September 2. 1775 to armed crnft for the expressed purpose ot rfching enemy transports and cruisers Wash ington borrowed the armed SchoonprS Lynch and Franklin from MnsSachn setts, and commissioned them 10 cruise against the enemy. He also connlis- stoned other armed craft including the Lee, It was not until October 18th, 1775. that congress appointed it's first naval committee. and not until the 18th of December that congress au thorized the construction of the first vessels of our navy.-Scientific Amer fcan.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
Chair Has Peculiar History.

The massive chair made of copper which natives believe was given by the late Queen Victoria of England to an Ashanti chieftain and used by him as a throne, has been discovered In the midst of jungle far from human habitation In the gold coast colony, West Africa. According to native leg
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13

u r,,, buy your cattle and hogs hogs and pay the top market pf'es'' and Callicott. Phone No. 8. lsf
 For something different and better try a Bannanna Split at Hesterlys Fountain.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13
We have several scholarships in ryler Commercial College for sale.

Pimples and blotches on the skin are caused by bilious impurities in the blood. The right remedy prickly Ash Bitters. It removes the cause by purifying the blood, liver and bowels. Price $1.25 per bottle. Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1920-05-13

business tha ords thru th first und o merchant nwthe o etheACT MANS he mutpb y in Ii hundred and The ne
  
 No wonder the Retailer donga CedhB t reduce his reenu by prices
 muew tha the Strictly ah nthegam tandO his pc Bydomg mgawayw the major poio the st motion a dolasm interest eah e Customer The Consume business sin America that has the iduingt thereen Peoleh aveaidhe rather Credit. ant in Hs their wiho o 
 c,insfara the etrnhgk sell is onend,b a wheny uge andpa it Atleatt 1t is reasonable to beie flor tile t the tim o it's doing notceaheS we AS LOW THEIR DO AND o
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-20

/ her home, Shelburne Falls, Mass has
returned and resumed work Monday
as assistant in the local Western I'm
/ ion office.
A very important meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Second Con
gregational church will be held in the
parlor of the church Wednesday after,
noon at 4 o'clock. A large attend
is much desired.
Miss Mary Donovan and Miss Mary
Cole returned from Schenectady
where they were called by the death
Iof their cousin, Miss Marion O'Brien.
Miss O'Brien was a frequent visitor
in Bennington and had many acquain-
tances here.
Remember the lawn party and sup
per at st, Peters on Wednesday, July
I2Sth. There will be plenty of good
things to eat also fancy table from
which you will be able to get many
useful gifts, a flower stall and delic-
ious cakes for sale. The supper is
called for els and the price Use Adv.
Rev and Mrs. l.. w McCreary of
Baltimore, Md, who have been visit.
ing for two weeks at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stockwell, left Sun.
day for Boston They were accom-
panied over the Mohawk Trail by
their niece, Mis- Ruth Stockwel Rev.
McCreary is a brother of Mrs. Stock.
lwell.
The members of the Young Womans
Club are especially invited to the play
ground on Thursday evening Of this
week at 1880 O'clock There will be
marshmallows to toast around a bon
fire, music and dancing on the payil
ion and tennis for those who wish to
play. Miss Ann Wallace the new
playground director for the summer
will be pleased to meet the girls OF
the club and plan with them other
good times for theNsummer months.
VIII every member of the Second
Congregational church plan to attend
the prayer meeting in the chape
Thursday evening? No, every mem
Der will not, but some will; there
will surely be the faithful few pos
sibly the faithful many; let us hope
the latter. China, the subject Of thi,
meeting, is interesting always, bu
particularly so now Injustice was
done to her in the treaty regarding
Shantung and the United States pro
tested against it, Chinas possibIlit
les are great. She is slowly coming
mo her own This country is anxious
to help her. Come to the meeting this
week Thursday and hear what is sale
about that subject of Christian Inter
na.ionalism in Relation to the Middl,
Kingdom. Speak il you wish to, re
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-20

main silent if YOU choose. but come.
Miss Rachael Bouplon has returned
from an extended visit with friends in
Hartford Conn. While away Miss
Bouplon attempted to play a joke on
her friends here by writing her sister
that her marriage took place in Hart
ford, july IL AS a matter of fact
the Joke was on Miss Bouplon. Her
sister and most intimate Bennington
friends, knowing of her engagement
and suspectng her marriage in the
near future were not surprised by the
announcement and az Miss Bouplon
went into detail about the wedding
they innocently enough had a notice
printed in last Fridays Banner Upon
Miss Bouplons return to Bennington
Sunday her friends were not only sur
Iprised to find her still a Miss bot
the Miss" was greatly surprised and
somewhat embarrassed to find that
she had become a Mrs in print.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-20

work throughout Vermont; by Miss
IWllhelmina Wright q Boston, an as
sistalt of DR. l0vett; and by Miss
Marjorie Hickok of Burlington, assist
ant to Miss We.sbrid.
III AZ ysi8sgaaeh dpslfhisi|iat ail pa-
TENTS who have ever attended 4 pre-
lyiUus clinic come to one Of these mid.
summer clinics this ysslr even though
they may have. made 4 complete re-
covery and feel that they do not need
further heB. The special reason for
this being the necessity OF finding ont
1.-THE present condition of all the pa.
tients who have eYoV been previous
IcliUtC in order to make an accurate
Irep1rt Of thelwm'hdHhtsc report viii
| mot GnlY be 81 interest 70 The people
OF Vermont but viii also be Of interest
and behcfi1ps5bs IHehiqnl world at
large, for Yefimtrf iS ihe3drSt state %
give good Bciddtfrf@ itclp h persons
suffering nom the effects Of poiomy
elitis. "-t.r
i The clinics will be held at the follow
/ ing places:
July q Burl 'ngton: FREQ Dispen-
sary. 0 a m, to 8 p. m.
July est. Adams: st. Adams
hospital u m. to p. m.
July "a Barton; Odd Fellows hall
Q a. m, to p. m.
July 2G-St Johnsbury, BrightooE
hospital a. m, to 5 p. m
July 27-Montpelier: Heaton hosp
tai 1890 to p. m.
July 2S-Montpelier: Heaton hos
ptal, 9 a. M, to D. m,
July 29-Barrc-Barre City hospital
9 a. m. to ~ m.
De Medlci Had First Fold Fan.
Catherine dc Medic carried the frs
fold Gan ever seen in France.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1920-07-20

De Mcdici Had First Fold Fan.
Catherine dc Medici carried the first
fold c9n ever seen In France.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27

Cash on hanl .........
Loan on mortgage >e,"rity
Loans on stock. cectii Gates o.
pass-book security
Real estate - office building !.
Bonds
Deposits in other building and
<iloan association ......
War Savings Stamps ......
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27

:
mlt Of hesadT Uanan American od Of hereby
that the Q
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Lti kalye u
, WoLANsI KLYM CONSTANTLY sTADNIK
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27
III.

Nedele bvla obycejne tlchyln
dnem V Domersetu. Ticho cas-
neho Ultra bylo pferuseno zvo-
ny u sv. Patrika We Westville,
"a pozdeji malym zvonem na
Imisii Domersetu konecne
zvonem ma malem kamenem
rresbyterianskem kostele, kde
Amerikane konali svou poboz-
r.ost, ktery je vyburcoval z je-
jlch vahavosti. z pravidla ma
llo kdo byval casne vzhuru. O.
tyvatele Domersetstf pracovali
tax tezce po cely tyden, re ne
dele byla Jim skutecnym dnem
odpocinku.
| Pozdeji, kdyz hornici pozili
svuj dobry nedelni obed = to
jest. dobry pro Domerset -
nekterl z Mich vysli ma prochaz
ku do lesa; JIM Sc odebrali Sc
svymi rodinami ma navStevu k
iinym rodinam; a konecne "a
mllovani mladici divky vede
Ii co delat a kazdy Sc dovtipi
co delali, aniz by bylo treba
zde to povidati. Byla-li v .tydnu
trpkost srdcich lidl, kterl pra
covali uhelnych dolech Car
,ringtonovych, byla castecne Cd
lozena ma nedeli.
| Avsak nedeli nasledujici
sobotu po one rozmluve mezi
Lellou Vanceovou a jeji bra
trem, bvlo V Domersetu iinak.
kLvony u sv. Patrika volaly k
poboznosti jako obyceine, ale
volaly marne. Duchovni otec
Cargo, ktery dovedl kazati i
po latinsku, modliti Sc po pol
aku teSiti utiskovane DO slo-
vacku, stal u oltare a marn6
sc ohlizel po v6ficich Domer-
sctskych. Ncvida zadfeho 4
nich, zakroutil smutnG hlavou,
zamruccl n6co pro sebe a pax
kazal vericim q Wcstyille.
Y kamenem presbyterian
skem kostele kracel rev. Stone
well lodi chramovou nasIedo-
van sVou rodinou po tichu
odrlkaval velka slova pravdv,
ktera chtel vStlpiti sve obci. Cd
llkaval Je vSak marne, nebot'
obec jeho sc dnes nedostavila.
Obycejne chodili mnozi mu-
II V nedeli rano do kramu, KITE
ii opomenuli zaopatfiti sve po-
tieby vcccr pfedchazeiici. Po-
sedeli ma bednach, kourili re
svych dymek, pobavili Sc roz-
ilcnyml vtipy a pax sli opet d.
n'u. Ale tohoto dine nedelal
jerks zadny obchod. Byl tam
Jake obycejne Sc svym sardoni-
ckym dsm6vem a pripravenou
tuzkou, ably kazdemu ubozakl
vse draze z1ctoyal, ale AMI ja-
den chud'as nepriblizil sc k ne
mu.
'Snad zustanou dnes bez Gu
nru a kavy" ,pravil velky jerks
k sobe. "Poprve V mnoha le-
tech chvbi zde Burns. A vSi-
cknl Slovaci, kterl nekupuji NJ
kdy ncz nedeli; a dnes ie ne
Cclc Il AMI jeden Sloyak zde.
Ncco sc asi dejc. Hu. Go ii
tlazni asi chteji? Sametove ko
berce a ctyrsprezni kocar? Da
il Sc Jim zajiste velmi dobre !"
jerks mel pekny dunn, media
ieko cd Fanninga, sprezcni
peknych koni.
Jakysi zlovcstny kid proni-
kal ovzduSi mad celvm nistela
K veccru vychazeIi ublii 20
|Jednom, nckdy dvou neb trcch
pohromade &c svych domku 4
rozhliacjlce sc kradmo kolem
sobe, kraccli k lcsu za Domcf-
setom.
Asi pul mile odtud sta1 std
ry mlyii. Byla to pevna kane
na budoVa, druhdy pracovalo
Sc V mem pilne vyplaccl So,
ale nynl zahalcI. Pro nciakou
piicinu poGali sc uhliri domer-
SetStl pojcdnou o nej vclicc "a
H.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-02-27

y
oeni. kazdy, kdo pracoval V do
lech Carringtopovych, byl tam
sam nebo zastoupen.
Skoro posledni prisli Donald
Vance a David Graham. Kdyz
prisli, ostatni 81 zdanlive cd.
dechli. Zdalo Sc, re Sc jim uleh
clio a re zodpovednost bvla S
Mich STata. Byli-ll Vance a Ora
lam s mimi, pax museli byti V
ptavu.
Byl ucinen maly pokus k
organisovani. Prisli sem "a Wy
tknutym tlcelem, KazdJ ucel
ten znal. Ami teto schuze neby
10 zapotrebi. Ale tax Sc 10 vzdy
oelavalo.
Vance wal ma sebe Vedeni
tscnlze a kazdy tim byl sroz-
unen.
"Obcane", pravil vazne, "li-
itai;, re muslin dozna+i, re ma
d1Sla doba, kdy isme nucem k
Vuli vlastni ochrane nejak "a
krocjt. Nenl treba, abycn vam
raSe stlznosti vykladal. Nektc-
ii 4 vas trpite vice nez ia. Jda
to elm dale, tim hurc. Cd vyda-
nj noveho nafizeni neocekava
mas mic jineho nez vyhladove-
NE.
Move narizeni bylo nalepeno
predchazejiciho yecera. Bylo
| nodepsano dozorcem Fannin-
gem a oznamovaIo vSeobccn5
snizeni mzdv.
Jeden svalovitT uhlir vypr5-
vel S chvejicim Sc hlasem a slza
mi Y ocich, jak ieho zena lei
~ posteli nemocna a hornickv
lekaf odeprel il posluhu, ponG
vadz neni penez k zaplaceni
! jcho sluzby. Vsecky sve pcni-
.1e ie dluzen Jcnksovi. Dostavd
velmi malo hotoyych pcnez. Je
Lo zena musi ZENITH z ncdo-
statku oSetrovani.
,ieste JIM vypraveli svc Ultra
py nedostatkF Bylo patrno
&c konec L;.deSel.
"Necht' podnikneme cokoli"
! prayil Vance, "musi Sc to diti
Y poradku. Zadna skoda nesmi
byti ucinena. Nemuzemc ma
praviti iedno zlo pachanim drI
Eeho. Pravo stavkovati nalez
tazdemu, ale pamatujte 81, co
pravim, ze sc ncsmi stati zadna
rasili". =
Rec tato byla ma nekterych
mistech dobre pfijata, iinde 5
lnrucenim a nesouhlasem. W
sledek vSak byl stejny.
Ami jeden spic, ami jedna To-
9ata nemely byti zvednuty ma
siedujicfho dine V uhclnych do
! lech.
Zdalo Sc, iakoby dozorce
Tanning byl cihal Ma tuto prize
zitost. Ia nepritomnosti Donal
da Vance zastavil sc jeho ko-
car pred domkem inzenyra. Do
zorce pristoupil Ike dverim d
@azvonil.
Bvl uveden do peknc male
! llzby. Ne sice takovc jake V ie-
no velkem dome sc sluzcbnlky,
ale skoro tax uhledne cistc,
Isvedcici o vzd6lani a dobrem
vhusu obyVatelky.
Kracel nadute jako muz. KITE
~ muze poroucet. Uboha Lei
la chNela sc na celem tele. Jen
hdNb1 hyl Donald domal
',o2orcc Tanning posadll Sc
IA pohoyku a polozil svuj klo-
bouk na podlahu. Snad zpozo-
roVal nedostatek uvitani. Lei
la nemela Sc k uIozenl icho
hlob0uku. On TO vSe zpozoro-
val, ale snad 10 pripisoyal pri-
Gozcnym rozpakum povstava i
clm pritomnosti TAX velkeho
nuze iako byl on. pouzc do
nlnclc Velci muzovc tax smyS.3
il. Pan Tanning byI vclkym
muzem jen Vc svc mysli. ski
'efnc byl vSak velkym padou-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
Bryan Nominated.

William j. Bryan was nominated by
acclamation as the Prohibition party's
presidential nominees at the national
convention at lincoln, Neb, Wednes-
day. The nomination came after q
resolution rendering" him the posi-
ton Of standard bearer lad brought
out the fact in debate that he had tele-
grapked friends here that he could
not accept" In naming Mr.. Bryan
the convention upset precedent as well
as its program by selecting the can
didate on the first day. Nominations
were not scheduled until Friday. The
nomination came after = complete
stampede of the delegates which was
started by the resolution Of W. G.
Calderwood of Minnesota, rendering"
Mr. Bryan the leadership and asking
him to reply promptly to the eonven-
ion whether he would accept.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
What Helps the Farmer Most,

What extension agency Is most help
full to the farmer7 Among 1900
farmers of whom that question was
asked, in survey in number Of the
north and western states, SO per cent
said that they received most help
from the county agent and the farm
bureau The agricultural press was
given first place by 81 per cent Three
per cent Of the farmers interviewed
said they received most help from
farmerS organization other than the
farm bureau and per cent said they
received most help from bulletins and
agricultural reports. Twenty-Five
per cent had no definite opinion as to
which agency was most helpful to
them.
One of the questions asked was,
What is the biggest problem of farm
ers in your community today7" The
farmers who answered this question
were divided as follows: Labor 6S2;
improved farm practices, 637; market
ing, 300; better organization of farm
ers, 55; financial assistance, 2l; roads,
IA; repeal of the daylight saving law,
3; schools, 1.
Of the farmers visited, two out of
every three were acquainted with the
county agent and his work, aud 80
per cent of them were favorable to L
One farmer cut of every three was re-
,eiving the bulletins of the United
States Department Of Agriculture, and
.wo out of every five the bulletins of
he State college Of agriculture Four
arm families out Of every five were
aking both daily and al agricultur-
Il paper, and one out of every two
magazine, usually woman's nasa-
ine.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
Child Cr.eny WHIPPED.

Complaint was filed against Mr..
and Mrs. All Portlock in Judge
Stokesberry's court last Friday, the
charge being cruelty to their grand
son, Jack King. At the trial, the boys
body, black and blue from the whip
ping he had received, was offered as
evidence, and no denial was offered.
both defendants admitting that they
had beaten the boy with a strap, us
ing the buckle end as whip, but
pleading extenuation on the ground
that the lad is incorrigible Mr.. Port
lock was fined 500 and his wife $50.
The boy was placed in the custody of
c. K. McAuley and is being cared for
at his home pending the return of
Judge Sutton, when disposition will
be made of him.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1920-07-22
EMMETT IN RACE For
PENNANT
Defeats Middleton Sunday :
Plays Wilder and Expects
to Win from Leader.

With new line up and with every
man welding the big stick with ef-
feet, Emmett easily took Sunday
game from Middleton and climbed tc
second place in the Triangle League
Not only that. but with continuation
of the class of ball the locals are TOW
playing, they have a good chance to
nose out Wilder and capture the sea
sons pennant =
Wilder will be here Sunday. They
hold first place with a two-game lead
If Emmett wins Sundays game, it win
put them only one game behind There
is tie game to be played off; By win
ming that the series win be tied up
and the crucial test win then come
Wilder has a good team and il strong
in every position. But with the a&-
dition Of three new men, one nf thern
being Ross Darnelle, = star player on
the Payette team in years gone BY, but
who now lives on the beach, and
Oliver, a dandy baekstop, and both Of
them good stickers, Emmett's chances
look mighty good DurnelIe i play-
ing first In Sundays game he got
three three-baggers and scored man
every time. S. S. Johnson also scor-
ed a three-base hit and Oliver hit the
ball consistently.
The game Sunday Was not largely
attended, owing 10 tie extreme heat,
but it was interesting tn those pres
ct The score was 10 to 4 Tie game
with Wilder will be hercely fought
out and big crowd wi1 undoubtedly
be on hand to witness the contest