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Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE At PUBLIC AUCTION

Notice is hereby given that the
Board OF Supervisors of Cochise Coun-
;y. Arizona, will sell at pubic auction
in front OF the court house door in
he City of Tombstone. said county.
on the 9th day Of June, 1921, at
O'Clock p NJ. Of said day. to the high
est bidder for cash. all Of lot Z in
Block SO. together with all improve
ments thereon, in the city Of Douglas.
said county. as the same is described
upon the eficial map Of the townsite
of said city. made by E. G. Howe, c.
E.. dated January IL. 1901. as amend.
ed. and filed in the Office of the Coun-
ty Recorder of said county. No
amount under $4,000 VIII be consid-
cred by the county as a bid on the
above property.
Dated this 9Th day Of May, 1921.
L. F. KUCHENBECKER,
CLERK OF the Board OF Supervisors.
First publication. May s. 1891.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15
C.tsrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applications. as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of tae ear. There
10 only one way to cure catarrhal deafuess.
and that 10 BY Q constitutional remedy.
Ca;arrha! Deafness ~ caused By an In
famed condition Of the mucous iintns OF
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube 70
irnamed you have rufnbI7g sound OF
imperfect hearing ard when IL 10 entirely
closed, Deafness 10 the result Cniess the
infiarration can he rcdsccd ard this tube
restored TO sts normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. M~sy caEcs OF
deafness are cnu5sc by e7t@rrh. which ID
sn innamed condition ef the mucous sur
faces iIaIfe CatarTh Cure scts thru the
blood On the mucous surfaces OF the sys-
tenn
We viii give One Hundred DollarS for
ary ease Of Catsrrkai De~f-rsJ that cannot
be cured by FAIRS Cs'- rrh Cure Circusar3
free. Al Drsrrists. ~,
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15
FoReIps CITY REGULATIONS

GLOBE. May S.-Superior Judge G.
W. Shute has decided in a Miami case
that municipalities have no right to
undertake regulation Of the social
evil or to enforce ordinances design
ed to correct such evils.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15

Globe-Inspiration Consolidated Cop.
per Co. to take over Porphyry Copper
Co.'S. property.
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15
ARIZONA WINNER
OF TRACK MEET

OF TRACK MEET
ROSWELL, n. NJ, May THE UNI
vers:ty Of Arizona track team in the
meet here today with the New Mexi-
co Military Institute and the New
Mexico Agricultural and Mechanical
College. scored 50 points, the Insti-
trte AZ and the Aggies IL. Jacobson
of the Institute was the individual
star OF the meet with 81 points. He
ran the 1oO-yard dash in 8 IS seconds
Tombstone epitaph. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-current, 1921-05-15

Firs, publication May s. 1921.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Rommer @ie nnb befi6tigen @ie
unlere boIitdnbtge Nlstpab1 BON 1921
Iapetenmuitern. @91ne SHUTTER unb
bic Yretie tperben Sbnen aud eefallen.
Aop, Off, SobnS. Goriter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
~eearles Meuieteitem.

SEER unb. Tran Senrp @eter aus
2afapette, 9err unb Trau 6ranl
Metbl nebit 5obn, topie Serr uro
6rau alfreb @@mauS, ale ans
81igbton, berlebten Sen Sonntag Bel
Ser Tahlilte Clinton 3ma6 babier. :.
+perr nro Gra1 9llbert Sid itnt
III Sic @5ettmtat, Ro@eiter, 5uriifgez
retit, mod etmm m~ebrtd8tgen 8eiud
bel ser Tamtlte @m. Sid, Yait,
Muguit Bid ,par ebenfallS fur5e 3eit
bel @m. 3tdS gu @aite.
@err unb 6rau @mh Setfert, iomte
ser 8ruoer Ser Trau Seifert, Mrnolr
Meilinger, aus 9prtn9ftelo perlebten
oen Sonntag in @earles.
Sim Trettag, SamStas uno Conn
tag fano in ser fatb. Stride 81 Searles
baS 4Oitinbtge .@ebet itatt, NIT
@@lubaotteSbienit am @onntagabenb.
Sim @onntagmor9en empfingen 80
&inoer Die erite III. Communion.
Die &la1Ie beitanb aus ben f%olgenoen
Mdo6en unb &naben: 2auretta &lud,
|@itena Tii6er, M}arte uno Nnna
@perl, Sennp @taoid, @alome 9au<
er, @eleitine Sesler, Stole Dneti@,
6lorence Drerler, Mu9uita 6etnart,
Marp @@rimpf, @elen Nnnen, @m.
@eber,> @ubert @ul0en, Sobn
59miot, Mta Neinart, 9enrp
@6rimpf, Gonrab uno 3beobor Staz
btd uno @m. @riebel.
Gine san3e NnSabl 8emobner oieier
@esenb beteiltgte it6 am Samstagz
na6mtttas in Seem Tom an bem 8ez
grdbntiie ser p%eritorbenen 6rau 1bez
re1a 9nbn.
Sri. Ibereia &amm febrte Monz
tag na6 Stem ulm 5urid, mad einem
fur3er Mufentbalte I'M @%lternbauie
babter.
@err unb Trau @rpin @pelbrinf
aus Stem ulm beiu6ten Sonntag Ste
tTamilte IS. s. Citrate babier.
So1epb s., 5perl itellte an Monz
tag Sen 8etrteb 1etner Sdgemiible
fir Ben CONNER Elm.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

- Gapt. Sos, @ofmetiter maj
geiter1 in @elcome mo er BET etnem
8anb tournament alS YretSrt6te1
fungtrte.
= Trau 8iliam Gbiebemann I'M
termarf ii6 DtenStagmorgen i'm
llnton @o1pttal etner Operation bon
melder lie ii6 IN erfreuli6er. 8eiie
erbolt.
= SRI. Minnie @rlentpalo bon
Germantown 1T bier etn9etroffe fen uno
miro itd mebrere @o6en bel bieiigen
Breunoen un6 8ermanoten gu Be1u6
.aufbalten.
= @err uno 6rau 6. 6. 8ei6
bon Tairfar >paren fir5lt6 i'm
@abrtel @ebbarb @etm gu 8elu6.
6rau 8ei6 lit etne 96meiter bon
Srau @ebbarb. :
= Srau @obert s. 81eb BON @tb=
bon erbolt ii6 In erfreultder @eiie
bon ben Tolgen ether i6mierigen
Operation, Die fursli6 an ibr i'm
Union So1pttal pol5o9en murbe.
= SEER un6 Trau Yaitor SO. 6.
Nlbredt aus @leepp @pe iinb bur6 sic
@eburt zines munteren T69ter6en8
boderfreut morben. 6rau Haitor
Mlbre6t 1T etne Io6ter bon @errn
uno 6rau S. $. @eblaff 6abter.
s. q. &ennebp BON @pooner,
8tS., lit DtenStagmorgen bier etngez
troffen uno nitro ii6 eintee Sage bier
belu6smetie aufbalten. @err Sem
nebp lit elmer BON SEN ortginaler
Snforporateuren Ser Stem ulm @aS
So.
Trot ser fublen Witterung
9onntagabeno bate. .ii6 cine .srobe
Nn5abl 3ub6rer i'm German Yarf 5u=
1ammengefu noen I'M Dem erlte1 Som
oteler @aiion gu laui6en. DaS
&on5ert Ser 9ofmeiiter 8ano fano
a%llgemeinen Nnflang.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
2pfal Menigteiten.

- Trau Gbrit golf lit mteber mad
Micollet %Suriidgefebrt mad etnem an=
eenebmen 8eiu6 bel bieitgen Ser
1pa11oten.
= Sri. Gertrude @infelmann mar
lebte ISOLDE inn @etm tbrer S6meiter,
6rau s. s. 1borSneb in 9an8fa 81
8eiud.
Serr unb Grau Nbam @pper
befa1ben it6 a~uSgangs LETTER ISOLDE
in Micollet gu 8eiu6 bel Treunoen
nno 8efmanbten.
- 9err uno Brau So. Berger BON
Nieolet maren @onntag In oer Ta=
milie bon s. IS. 8ereer, mobnbaft
in ser 9edbe BON Seem ulm, gu 8e1u6.
- 6rau 8. $. &roof bepirtete
letten Donnerstasna6mittbg gu
@bren BON Sri. @6ttb CONNER BON
MtaneapoliS eine Nn5abl Greunoinz
men. j.
- Nruu. SOe1lrg SleOeTl OOH SQ=
fapette lit 11a6s Stemart, Mtnn. 9e=
reiit UNI ibrem bortt9em Sobn nno
ibrer 96miegerto6ter, 9erru uno
6rau Nu9uit Stepert etnen 8eiu6
ab5uitatten.
= Die 8ernebotte &apelle 1T en-
QaQiert mor6en eine @erie BON 5trq=
fen &on5erten IN @intbrop mibrenb
beS fomnienoen 9ommer8 gu balte11.
OaS erite &onSert finoet Samstas,
oen rs. Stunt 1tatt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
- @om. Slid. or. aus Minne=
apoliS beiu@te bieier Sage ieine
To6ter unb ietnen beioen S0bnen
babter.
Mutpmpbil nerbrenmt.

81. 81. Dabls peibeS Nuto muroe
etneS Cages letter @o6e IN etnen
1rimmerbaufen nermanoelt, bnr6
einen 8ranb, Ser 3ufdlltg entitano ais
ser Motor ni6t rt6ttg arbeitete.
SEER Dabl befano it6 9eraoe unter=
!megs bon Stem ulm mad Ser Sarm
1einer Mutter nabe Gear les ais oaS
nngliid it@ eretgnete. !.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

6rau George 5duler uno 9o6z
ter 2oraine llnb SRI. Sleta 96ule1
finb bieie ISOLDE bel 6reunoen nno
tBermanoten In ct. SameS gu Bez
iu6.
80 Sn Ser 6amilie BON 6errn un0
Jrau S. 81. 8ogelpobl ~lteferte Mtttz
nod letter ISOLDE @epatter @tord
etnen trammen @tammbalter ab CUR
groben Greuoe Der @ltern.
- 81. s.. 6. @bmtito1, ber ii6
fir3li6 etner Operation fir Nppenotz
ettis unterperfen mubte, feunte biei er
Sage ba8 9oipttal nerlaiien. GS
mtrb iebo9 ldngere d3ett nebmen ebe
|er .ieinem 8eruf lpte6er nabgeben
farm.
-. @amStas letter @o6e bemtrz
tete. SRI. Slime @etltn9er SRI. Marit
9agelltrom bon @uron, 90. Sri.
sSa9elftrom: befanb ii6 auf Ser Nifz
reiIe bon @bicago no Tie Treunoen et=
men 6retm06tsen 8eiu6 abseitattet
bate.
2etten Trettag fonnte @arl
Grone or. bas 2oretto 5oipttal Derz
laiien mo- er ldngere 3ett unter dr5tz
lider 8%ebanolung itan0. Seine
.Sreunbe iinb erfreut, bab letn d3n=
itanb it6 In 10 erfreult6er Met}e
gebe1lert bat.
- SEER uno 6rou @amuel Ga
pelin finb Monta9morsen na6 bier
3urufsefebrt mad ether au8geoebnten
Settle 6ur6 ben Siiben na6 tbrer Ser
mabluns in Maco11, SEQ. Brau Ga
tpellin lit eine: 9o9ter BON 5errn uno
Trau 6ran5 Ntemann, CT.
- NIotn Nlbre6t, @obn bon
Serrn uno Grau gilbert Nlbre6t bon
Sector muroe @onnta9na6mittag
mad Seem l1lm 9ebra6t uno spar inS
Union @oipttal mo er it9 ether Spe=
ration fir MppenotctttS unteruarf,
sic einen glitdli6en BerlGuf nabm.
= @abriel @ebborb uno @obn
@bmin autoierten fiir5lt6 nod ct.
Muf Der @idretie muroen ite
BON @errn unb Trau S. q. Srbtng
uno Sen Sri. Slioa @ebbaro uno
Mprtle Sobnion be9lettet Sic it6 etz
lide Sage i'm @ebbaro Seim gu 8e=
aufbeilten.
= Nnpalt @alter &un5e bon ct.
Banl traf @amstag gu einem flr5en
bel ben @ltern, Serrn uno
s5rau @bmarb &un3e an Glib 8roaoz
man Elm. ST rette 9onntagna6=
mteber alb, beglettet BON 1etner
unb 906ter6en, Bic 3met
Bo6en I'M &un5e Setm gu Beiu9
3eme ien maren.
= SRI. Cola Sleeper oerretite Mon=
;a9na6mtttag na6 SEN @9meiterz
tdoten, mo- ite tbrer .@6meiter, Sri.
@tuoenttn in Ser .nniperz
;itat BON Minneiota einen 5metm06t=
zen 8eiu6 obitatten miro. Son bort
:etlten iie mad Mortbftelb UNI IN Der
camille BON Yrofeiior @alpb ,@enrq
the ISOLDE gu oerbringen ebe. ite na@
pauie fommten.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
9antiagmnq.

Mir itatten hermit uniern innia<
tten Danf ab an ale bteienigen, Sic
unS mdbreno Der &ranfbeit unb mad
Dem Io6e uniereS seliebten @obme8
unb 8ruoers,
9ermann 9. Mabel
IN trgenomel6er @etle bebuft9 tparen.
Serner an ale, Die benz 8egrdbnije
b%etmobnten, iomte an bic Sargtrdaer,
Blumenipenoer, S6meiern Sec 60
retto SoipitalS uno Defenders an
9o9m. 6obert @@ltnfert ftir feine
troitret6en @orte unb Nmtsbanoz
lungen.
@enrp @aibel uno! 6amif&.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

&ab.n sic M~nseb6rise in 9euti@.
LAMB p0er Oefterrei@? 20 ,.,.is
@elleu sic bieien cine Jre,tbe he,
reiten. 9ann fdiden, sic ibnen DE
ngtem 111tH 8pit"" fniir: Elm Sabr.
Sr6 Ml1S1ano fDitet oteielbe $3.50
PRO Sabr.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Ser Grtbltng fomn1t balo u1b iett
1T Bic 3ett, an bie 9etmbetorierung
gu benfen. Spreden @te Dor un6
beit6ttsen !@ie uniere sroBe urb poGz
jtdnot9e MuStpabl bon Eapetenmu>
tern. uniere Yretie ftnb mdbig.
Noo. 9tf. Sobn S. 6oriter.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10
N6p.9tf.
g3ptia..

'4 @tr madden hermit: 'befaatt; ba6
ntr bon iett an bis gum 1. Oftober
infer @ei6dft i6lteben an Wodenz
tagen sum 6 ubr'sabenos nr6 an
9onatagen um IL nbr mittagS.
Nbp. 1928 Stem Him ,@reenhoufeS.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Scene @inger<M dbma9ine NIT s
S4nblaoen fiir $4,000 In Sobn
s.. Gorter8 M6bella6er, Stem Him,
Mftnrt. N6n. 45tf.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

Bum @ertamf- M}eine @eiioens an
300 Siio Mtnnefota 5trabe. e@on<
fommen MODERN, etnf6ltebli@ @az
rage.
. @ermar1 ,@elb,
'aob. 9tf 49, Step nlm, Minn.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1921-06-10

gu nermieten-4 3immer. Glefz
trii6eS 9t6t, @tabtmaiier, @as
nn6. Set5un9. Ma63ufraeer1 in
go. 100 @u6 Grantltnftrabe.
N6p. 17tf.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23
Jim Barnes Captures
Open u. s. Golf Tile

WASHINGTON, July Displaying
as fine a two days session of golf
as the mos. pcssimistic critic If The
ancient and honorable game could
desire, James M, Barnes, of the Pei
ham Bay, N. Y, country club, won
the open national championship on
the course of the Columbia Country
club here late Friday with score
of 289 strokes for II holes. Nine
strokes in his wake came Walter ia-
gen, of New York, champion in 1919,
and Fred Mcleod, professional Of
the local course, each with a ccore
Of So.
National Amateur Champion
Charles ("Ch;ck") Evans, Of the
Edgewater Club of Chicago, was
fourth, with 800, the first amateur
of the original score or more Of
entrants to finish Another anna
teur of national golfing prominence,
tied in the next group Of three, in
the person Of Robert 7. {'BobbyD
Jones, of Atlanta, whose score of
303 placed him alongside The pro-
fcssionals, Alex Smith, Of New Lon
don, and Emmett French, If Youngs-
town, Ohio.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23
BY DEAN SNYDER

Babe Ruth isn't travelling fast
enough to reach his goal of SEVEN
TY-FIVE homeruns for the 1921
season.
He will have to hit on an average
of four bomers in every seven games
from now on in order to reach his
Hypothetical mark.
His average per game so far ex.
pressed in decimals is 1921 homers
per game. If he keeps up this pace
he will finish with 81 four-base ticks.
To hit rs home runs in a sason he
would have to hit .487 homers per
game in 154 games.
But since he is behind this sched-
ule, if he IS TO reach the goal he set
for himself he will have to hit .5343
home runs per game from no won.
Last season he averaged 1906
homers per game, which Melted him
his new worlds record of sd.
That he will pass his old mark of
Sd is almost a dead certainty unless
he should be overtaken by accident.
So far he has managed to keep
about 10 days ahead of his last
years schedule.
Right or left handers-it makes no
difference to the Big BAN. He socks
one variety with as much enthusiasm
and regularity as the other.
Also he has nicked a four-baso
drive in every park in the American
League, thus showing that it isn't
the size of the park nor the height
of the walls that are responsible for
his marvellous record.
He made his 35th off of Van
Guilder at st. Louis on July Is.
The Babe has picked on the De-
troit pitchers most in collecting his
IS. He has piled up eight circuit
socks off ny Copb's pitching
whips.
Of the other clubs Babe has knock
ed Z off of Boston's Fingers, off
of Washington, off of St. Louis
and Philadelphia each, off of Cleve-
land and but one off of Chicago's
pale hose slabbists.
His best liked pitchers are Walter
johnson. of Washington, Dauss of De
triot and Dixie Davis of st. Louis,
getting 3 slams off of each.
The Yanks have "a more games to
play at the Polo grounds-the park
that is made to order for the Bam-
bino's swinging muscles. Besides he
will have an opportunity to rattle the
boards on all the other parks before
the season ends.
Babe bats by spurts like any other
freak. His high run this year, which
is new worlds record, was z hom-
ers in five consecutive games.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23
PERU OBSERVES
Her CENTENARY
Week To Be Devoted
To Celebration OF
Event

LIMA, July 23-Peru, the one-time
bulwark of Spanish power and, domi-
nation in the Southern continent, to-
day stands on the threshold of the
Tooth anniversary of its indepcnd-
encc.
During the week of July "a to 81
the land where once the lncas ruled
will CELEBRATE the centenary of its
freedom from Spain. Virtually all of
the leading nations of the world and
a great many of the smaller ones
were invited to help Peru commem-
crate the event and the majority of
them accepted. The United States
sent two ba,tleships carrying a com
mission.
There will be exhibitions of do
nestle and foreign manufacturers.
diplomatic receptions and ceremonies,
including the unwilling of an cqucS-
trian statue Of Jose de San Martin,
the Argentine general, who played
leading part in the liberation not on
ly Of Peru but cf other South Amer
lean countries.
1t was on the 28th day of July,
1921, that General San Martin, faith
er of his native county and of Chile,
declared the independence Of Peru
from Spanish rule and sovereignty.
Since the beginning of the nine
tecnth century. the ideas of liberty
grown out of the American Revolu-
tion had resulted in the indeperd-
ence of Venezuela. Argentina and
Chile from the Spanish rule, and in
unsuccessful movements in Peru. The
former countries obtained t7elr iRde%
pendence, but Peru renlstued subject
to Spanish Nominations
Knowing that their liberty was
endaagercd as long as this Situation
prevailed, the Southern countries of
South America decided to help the
Peruvian patriots to obtain theirs,
and an expedition Of 1000 to 5000
soldiers was organized in August,
1920, by General jose de San Mar
tin on the coast Of Chile,
TraHSNogted by a fleet command.
ed Ey Ford Cochrane, hero OF tine
Chilean independence, it landed near
pisco, Peru. 100 miles south of Lima,
the capital, in September, 1920.
Greeted by the Peruvian people as
liberators, they found prOpitions
field and, tier several military op-
erations, SSH Martin and his army
entered Lima and proclaimed the
country's independence.
The nation then, with the same
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23

courage which characterized IS re-
sistancc to the conquest Of Spain,
set about to make sure forever that
independence. On the ninth of De
cember, 1924, in the battle of Aya-
cucho, the Peruvians decisively de-
fcated the forces of the Spanish King
and gained for Peru the recognition
which she desired Seemingly this
battle was the signal for inc other
South American countries, which IN
quick succession cast off the Span
ish yoke.
Since then Peru has followed a
rapid and upward process. In the
past 40 years it has reached CON
siderable development, which may
be appreciated by the following fig
ures. In 1887, the foreign commerce
of Peru amounted to 100000
pounds, in 1901 it reached total Of
100000 pounds and in 1919 it was
$50, 100000 pounds.
North American have been of no
small importance in the commercial
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23
PAGE THREE

progress of Peru. In 20 years the
commerce between Peru and United
States has progressed from less than
100000 pounds to over 20,00Os06D
pounds in 1910. North Americah
capital has helped to develop the
country's resources. American
banks have been also welcomed there.
and are now very necessary part
of the nations finances and conf
merce.
The navy of Peru is being reor-
ganized and trained by an American
naval commission. Aviation has been
enthusiastically received. Planes and
pilots having been imported from
the United States.
In education Americans have like
wise taken the lead and are rear
ranging Peru's system of instructions
A North American company has pre-
pared plans for the sanitation of 30
cities, in which are included the capt.
tai, Lima, ard the principal seaport,
Callao. l',s~sef
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-07-23

Of course she would want them to
he ton notchers or not fight at all
Plans for Boys
As for me, I'd rather say they'd be
LAWYERS or doctors or presidents or
something Ike that.
Tommy, Jr., isn't quite four yet.
But he already shows some mighty
good signs of being a fighter, Little
JACK, who m,l! soo3 be Two, ISL t
big enough to show Us just what his
inclinations are.
Parents can't plan their ch'ldren's
lives for them altogether. What
ever they want to 10 and be when
they grow up will suit me. Chill
dren have to figure out their likes
and dislikes for themselves.
The one thing | do intend to give
them is a college education. | didn't
have one myself.
We have plenty of music. Helen
plays the piano pretty web. She used
to teach vocal and piano music IN
] St, Paul before we were married five
! 9rs ago.
= Z try to sing little myself. i
Fguess | yodel about as well as most
prize fighters do.
Then there's the phonograph. I'm
fond of the canned jazz.
\ Helen says our house locke like
"a museum I've got il lined with
hunting trophies. | expect to get
some more this fall and winter when
the shooting seasons begin.
She goes on most of my hunting
and fishing trips with me.
And she's a real COOK. | guess
most husbands say that about their
wives. But Helen really is.
Plain Foods
We have only plain foods. My
main standby is roast beef, cooked
rare. For breakfast I eat eggs and
toast. We usually have a cold luncr
OF sandwiches of some kind. / have
the real APPETITE at nigh. After be-
4 ing outdoors all day and with my
regular ring training | can eat any
thng-a lot of it.
Later on, when the bird season
opens, We'll have plenty of wild meat
That's what I like best.
My cottage is just stones throw
from the lake.
MY brother Mike has cottage
next to mine. But Mike isn't here this
summer. He bought a farm near St
raul this spring and is spending his
tlme there and at his city home.
lie says it isn't wild enough here
any more Too many people come
now ''''O :
Next year we may go farther
"of'n' There's more game up there
3. and hunting is the best sport in
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BABE AND HIS ADDING MACHINE.

So far this season the Babes pop.
ularity has not reached the zenith it
did last year. international golf, polo,
and boxing has drawn the spotlight
away from the greatest slugger who
ever lived. Also every Tom, Dick and
Harry has been FASTING out homers
like SO many copy eats.
But from now on interest will ac-
cumulate in Babe and his home run
fever.
He's one fellow you can't figure
on to flop.
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ed ]: = !. n
OrTure
Ea6l2ssiC Cleared HEo
Unset Stomach

"The people who have seen ne
suffer tortures from neuralgia brouRAs
on by an upset stomach now sSe -
perfectly sound and well-absolutsy
due to Eatonic," writes r. Long.
Profit by Mr.. Longs experience
keep your stomach In healthy condAe
ton, fresh and cool, and avoid tbs
ailments that come from an acid cop
dition. Eatonio brings relief by tan
ing up and carrying out the excess
acidity and gases does 1t quickly.
Take an Eatonic after eating and see
how wonderfully 1t helps you. Big
box costs only tritie with your orua
gist's guarantees.
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enjoy 1t as much as
| do.
Our whole life
centers about the
two youngsters.
My first desire
after a fight is to
rush back home.
Helen doesn't
object to my be-
ing a fighter.
She says that if
the boys want to
take up boxing as
a business when
they grow up she
won't oppose that,
either.
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WHOLE GIBBONS
FAMILY HELPS
! TOMMY TRAIN
Wife And Bows OF
" Fighter Enjoy Fun
Of 1t
LIGHT Heavyweight Challenger

osAKIS. Mimi, July 23,-Irain-
:.n here on the lake is like picnic
for my family. ,.+tlo
bors Tommy, Jr., ana little Jack
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE
YcaterdaY's Results

At Columbia 2, Augusta 6,
At Charlotte A, 6partanburg 0.
At Charleston 1910, Greenvlllc
ID
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GEORGIA STATE LEAGUE


AT Rome 5, Lindale 6.
At Griffin rs, LAGRANGE 6-3.
First game, 10 innings and second
called iI seventh, on account OF
darkness.)
At Cedartown- Carrollton, rain.
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hair dresser in England,
The dahlia was originally a MeXl-
can flower.
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NOTICE. will be out of the city
from July ED to 18th. DR.. E. l..
Thurman VIII have charge of the
office during my absence. DR.. Stella
G.. Thurman.-1-6t.
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Base Ball
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

AT Brooklyn 6, s.. Louis 5.
AT Philadelphia /, Chicago 6.
Al New York 2-3, PittsAurg 4.
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}Taxicabs for small freigh. aS2 NOW
being used in Paris.