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Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
BANANA is ONE OF BEST FRUIT
FOODS KNOWN AFTER ALL.

One has often heard people say
hat fruits should be eaten freely by
children and yet when bananas are
suggested, there is quite different
attitude. The banana is a very
wholesome and nutritious fruit If 1t
IS entirely ripe and the skin is of a
yellow brown color. An uncooked
green banana, such as one usually
buys in the market, is more difficult
to digest.
The banana is the only sweet fruit
which can be obtained in good con-
dition in all seasons, this is due to
he fact that in it Nature has pro-
tided a germ proof package. Tue
edible portion has a fuel value per
pound of 447 calories. while the
fuel value of corresponding weight
Of orange is only 233 calories.
In the words of a leading medical
authority, the banana is a fruit fo5d
containing in an agreeable form all
Of the elements of nutrition.-ElTa
Mae Fisher, Colorado Agricultural
College.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
TWO MEN HURT AT vINDICATOR
MINE DUMP.

Frank Bush. of Goldfield. and
Bert Cassells, = Victor, were in p
iured while at work On the stnn :
crushing plant hsins erected at the
Vindicator M 1 durr. tie men
were hosting a piece of heavy ma
Ghinery when a portien of the hoist
ing equipment gave way causing the
machinery to fall upon Bush and
Cassells. The men were removed
to the District hospital where it was
found that Cassells was but slightly
injured and was able to proceed to
his home. The injuries to Bush
were: a compound fracture of the
left leg. dislocated shoulder and
numerous contusions.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
ELIZABETH DROPS AN ELEVEN
INNING GAME.

The Elizabeth ball sluggers made
their league Introduction to Elbe t
Sunday
The boys on both teams played
real league brand of ball. Neither
side was able to score until the
sixth inning, when both made one
tally each. In the ninth both sides
scored again. one each. The tenth
inning ended with both teams tied
AID 10th determining toswin. our
boys in their half of the eleventh
session got men on second and third
but Ebert came back with three
clean hits and brought down the ba-
con.
The visitors had the game within
their reach several different times,
but lacked the masterful punch 20
put the run needed. across They
outbatted Ebert. getting hits to
Elbert's G.
Herbert pitching for Elizabeth had
the Elbert demons on his hips at all
times-the ball was not in their line
Of vislon-and 13 men were struck
out. Driever. Elbert's twirler,
pitched good ball, only passing one
man, took the scalps of 6 Elizabeth
players
The batteries: Elizabeth, Herbert
and Hammond; Ebert. Driever and
J.. Peterson. Umpire, c. Peterson
Time of game 1850.
Score by innings:
Elizabeth-O 0 0 0 l Dol 0 o.
Ebert 900 90 / o Ia
Elizabeth goes to Parker next
Sunday and again we hope for an
unexcelled game. Parker, as We
all know. have gotten good breaks
and leads the Douglas-Elbert County
league. but their dope can be upset
very easily.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
NEW SALARY SCHEDULE FOR
TEACHERS.

The new salary schedule for
teachers prevailing in some sections
of Colorado. including Denver, is
attracting the attention of the school
teachers of this county in common
with those in other parts Of the state.
Praise is being given Denver for set
ting the pace in salaries for the
school teachers.
THE new schedule as adopted by
Denver is based largely on the pro-
per preparation of teachers, and ID
especially based on the teacher OBJ
tanning her higher degrees. 1t is
this condition that is responsible for
great many more Of our own
school teachers either going ,t5. col-
orado State Teachers College for the
summer quarter this year. OF max
| ing plans to attend later, in order
that they may add to their credits
and finally secure the degrees. and
the consequent advanced salary
Those holding degrees from Colo
RADIO State Teachers College stand
in the front rank with the graduates
of the leading colleges and universe.
ties OF the country.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
SURPRISED

Saturday evening, July 9th, the
friends and neighbors of Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Jenkins gathered at their
home with well filled baskets and
freezers of ice cream. On arriving,
the visitors found Mr.. and Mrs. jon
kins preparing for their nights re-
pose.
The evening was spent in visiting
and playing games. At late hour
refreshments were served to the sat
isfaction of all. except James Maui
din and Kay Bacus. whom the wait
ers found, could not be satisfied as
far as the passion of appetite was
concerned.
Those present were: Mr.. aud
Mrs. Lawrence Bell; Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mauldin; Mr.. and Mrs. Kay
Bacus; Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Smith .
Mr. and Mrs G. Bevans; Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Doughty an4 daughter Grace
Mrs George Williams and Miss Mil
dred; Miss Ruby Mccormick; Mr.
Ross and Earl Bevans; Mr. Raymond
Dewitt; Mr.. Allen Bell and Grand
pa Bevans.
In the wee hours of the morning
all departed for their homes think
ing the evening had been well spent.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
DoUGLAS-ELBERT COUNTY BASE.
BALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE.
Sunday. July II:

Sunday, July II;
Parker VS.. Elizabeth at Parker
Franktown VS.. Sedalia at sedalia
West Plum VS.. Elbert at West Plum
Sunday, July "a.
Parker VS.. Sedalia at Parker
Franktown VS.. Ebert at Franktowp
West plum VS.. Elizabeth at Elizabeth
Sunday, July 81.
Parker VS.. Ebert at Elbert.
Franktown VS.. w. Plum at w. Plum.
Elizabeth VS.. sedalia at sedaiia.
Sunday, August z.
Parker VS.. West Plum at Parker.
Franktown VS.. Elizabeth at Ftown.
sedalia VS. Ebert at sedalia.
Sunday, August IA.
Parker VS.. Franktown at Parker.
West Plum VS.. Sedalia at w. Plum.
Elizabeth VS.. Ebert at Elizabeth.
Sunday, August "a.
Parker We. Elizabeth at Elizabeth
Franktown vs.. Sedalia at F'town.
West Plum VS.. Ebert at EIbert.
Sunday, August 2S.
Parker VS. Sedalia at Sedalla
Franktown VS.. Ebert at Elbert.
West Plum VS.. Elizabeth at w. Plum
Sunday, September 4.
Parker VS.. Ebert at Parker.
Franktown vs.. West Plum at w. p.
Elizabeth VS. Sedalia at ElIzabeth II
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15

and several persons. They also
beat up two boys and stripped them
of their outside clothing.
Ern Metzger and a party of his
Denver buddies spent the weekend
at Idaho Springs.
RED STAR TIMERS for Fords. reg
ular $3.50, our price $1.5o. Nor
Ian -Metzger Motor Company, Eliza
beth, Colorado.
c. v. Mundy of the Ebert country
purchased this week from the Nor
Ian -Metzger Motor Company, new
Fordson Tractor.
Miss Elsa and Mayme Ruhle of
kankakee, Illinois, Mrs. A. N. Pow
ers, and children of Evanston, IIli-
nois, and Mrs. F. N. Flory of Chicago
are making visit with ]. F. Pur-
cells at this writing.
George Mead, mechanic for Nor
lan-Metzeer Motor Company spent a
few days last week in the Ford fac
tory, where they were conducting n
school for Dealers Mechanics. Geo
says that he get some real inforinn-
tion on the fine points of Ford re-
pairing.
The spirit of the farme-4 of the
Elizabeth community was manifes-
ter Thursday when they laid off their
wrok for the day and contributed
their help to Mr.. Faycett of Hill
Top, who is sick in a Denver hos
pftal, and whose crops were needing
attention. The following men with
their teams donated their help: GIL
bert Evans, John Hammond, Lewis
Villains. Roy Evans, Fred Weiss.
Raymond Brewer, Reece Hughes.
Lewis Miller. Adam Miller. and sew
sral other from Hill Top. Mr..
Robinson, Manager of The Gates Co
here drove the stacker team.
Henry Ford announces a big cut
in Ford Repair Parts, as of July lst.
Genuine Ford Parts ONLY should 90
into your car, they are cheaper and
last longer For sale by the Nor
Ian n-Metzger Motor Company, Eliza
beth, Colorado.
A Brush citizen, living close to
the railroad, has suffered consider
ably from the racket made by
switch engine during the night, -ac-
eording to the Brush Republican.
The sufferer was said to have writ
ten to Burlington agent in these
words regarding the noise: Gentle
men: Why is it that your switch
engine has to ding and dong and fizz
and spit and bang and hiss and pant
and crate and grind and puff and
bump and chug and hoot and toot
and whistle and wheeze and jar and
Jerk and howl and snarl and puff and
srowl and thump and boom and clash
and jolt and screech and snort and
snarl and slam and throb and roar
and rattle and yell and smoke and
smell and shrek like hell all night
long ok.
We will have car of our famous
niger head, lump coal OH the track
Saturday, July 10th, @s95o per
ton, until car is emptied, which will
be sometime Saturday. soc per
ton extra for delivering. The Rus
sell Gates Mercantile Co., Elizabeth
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15

Mrs. James Dittemore went to the
Springs Tuesday.
Grandma Harper ia able to be
about again after a sick spell.
The Elbert jazz Band played for
dance at Calhan Tuesday night.
! Mr. and Mrs. Fred Eickhoc enter
|, tanned friends from Denver Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jamie Foster IF
Eastonville are visiting home folks
this week.
Roy Brown is putting up wild hay
and timothy this week. The hay
crop this year is immense
Mr.. Dascomb and family arrived
Wednesday from Denver for a
weeks visit at the Hubbard ranch.
Den Baldwin shot and wounded
Lynx on the rocks near town but
the animal managed to make it's es-
cape
Richard A. Maui, who is In
Denver hospital, is reported to he
getting along nicely. after bis opcr-
alton.
Mr.. Steve Day of Ottawa. Kansas,
and Mrs. Levee McKimmie ana
children of Hebron, Nebraska. are
visiting at the W-st homc
Miss Bender of Fondis is assisting
Miss Augusta Maui at the Beulah
Hotel. Mrs. Pierce. though much
improved is far from well
Miss Alice Moran. NH Drake aud
w. II. Winget of shelbyville. Miss
ouri, have been visiting at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs A. C. Ford.
Little obern olkjer is getting a.
long nicely now, at Bethel Hospital,
Colorado Springs. after an operation
for appendicitis. His condition was
very serious at first.
few nights ago a skunk entered
Doc Knights hen coop and killed
AZ chickens. Mr.. Knight, next night.
set traps and caught two OF the ami
mails; this Is true, we know 1t by the
ismeIi
Mr.. Harmon, our depot agent has
sent in his resignation to the rail
road company and is going to quit
for good. He finds that he can not
live in this altitude and in tends TO
go to San Diego, California.
Carl Rhudy returned Saturday
from st. Joseph. Missouri. Mr.. j.
Rhudy and daughter. Mrs. ]. C.
Brazelton. will spend week at Ex-
velsior Springs. before they return
One of the most exciting, also.
one of the most orderly baseball
games we have yet seen, was played
on the Ebert diamond, Sunday ef-
ternoon, between Elizabeth and Ell
bert. The score being q to in fa-
vor of Ebert after eleven innings
The boys of Cameron District have
organized a r.s Clr, coTrosed Of
IL boys. Mr. Jos. Jsnner and Allen
Carnahan have furnished the boys
with "Duroc Jerseys. they will ex-
hibit them this fall at the cattle
sale. We hope they, will all win
a prize.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
oHIo's ANm-GERMAN LAW 0. K

The supreme court in confirming
the conviction of two teachers fer
violation of the state law prohibit
ing the teaching of German to pupils
who have not completed the seventh
grade, declared that the statute was
constitutional and would be en-
forced.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
BIDS WANTED.

Wanted bids on new schoolhouse
to be built in District No. 7, six
miles east of Ebert Plans may
be seen at the Ebert Hardware
Store. at Elbert.
Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
1t. John Fickel, Sec'y.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
SENTENCED TO BUY KNIVES.

Three small boys who were con-
'-icted in the Tampa. Florida, juvc-
lie court of robbing a hardware
store, were sentenced to save enough
money to buy pocket knife for each
boy in the local children's home and
to bug the knives from the store
they entered.
Elbert County tribune and Elbert County banner., 1921-07-15
HOW YOU SPEND YEARS OF
LIFE.

The time spent by a civilized hu-
man being in the various occupa-
tions of a day has been estimated
for an average man whose allotted
about as follows: Years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
Vivid Cattle Stampede
in the Sky Pilot

\ cattle stampede. 40 realistic that
even the most k!ase 0f broadway
motion picture fans were moved 70 "n-
pause. is Il feature OF Tho sky PtI"t.
i Cathrlre curtis production. released
as an Associated First National at
ira Ctton. which Will he showing for two
more days at the Liberty Theatre. to-
day and Saturday.
Since the. beglnn!i% OF motion pic
lures directors have attempted TO rea&n
the superlative In making their audi
ences thrill with the emotions OF rear
and suspense: and many times have
they succeeded. But never 1t ~ de-
Clared. has the equal OF King Nidor .
s:rik!ng stampede scenes been alleged
with Cellu.o!d Four thousand head or
cattle In mad lunge toward he
camera provide dramatic tension that
stands In place by ITSELF in motion
picture production.
In order 10 MIN these scenes, 4, WAS
necessary 20 plant the cameras IN IN
eight :-deep pit. Eino different
cameras and cameramen were called up
on for the mining.
Featured IN The Sky Pilot" are Cot
'een Moore. John Bowers. David But
lor ard Harry Todd. The story was
taken from Ralph Connor's book or the
same title.
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; THE THEATRES ;
RUFFO CONCERT
COURT TONIGHT.
SPECIAL PRICE OF so CENTS FoR
ALL GALLEY SEATsON SALE
AT $50 THIS EVENING
RuSo VIII Render Songs ana Arlss with
which Name Il Most Closely
Associated

TIA Ruff WI arrive n heeIns
from WashinS;ca. Il =. some tine to-
dsv and vii, p; heard - III" N"":t
theatre ton,gI:. VITA h.:I, wIi cone
Rudolph BrSho AID HhL"seS gilbert
Sp:oss. N.plia:S; AID pan. -. a : WEI A
NJ. rau: i.nngo|e. MS p,r~"Da! repre-
sentative and close associate a.: n'anE
. years M. l.onEore and NJ. kuUo
were together With Mr.. tac'!S" on me
day O. the great tenors IeLta) To-
-n,gnt Mr.. Rutto VII, sing Soia songs
and ar.4> with which his name mas
become NOS; closely associated Be
rnnd any question IN tx. ~ and
Largo q; tra~;u;U:n' E2N" ne'e" been
doaa in Wheeling IS they vii l." '"n.Kht
and x : hr~d,> reasonable T. suppose
tina. this renH.,.oa VII ne eTuH:ed
agr.n dGr."@ ;Nr t:H - ~" present
generation. Certainly there has been no
o:hr. ,o,"e The E,,tt"'S witn'n tnat
GencrStion~ memory.
4 few seats tor ionichts c"nctrt Yet
remain a, s. 20 Rud $50. Bat the COM
mt:$Ne desire, I" call spe tai attention
- tA- FAC: that the gallery WI. be
thrown oTcn % the puS..c tonight at
80 a, ,ue price Of 81 cents There
WI De TO fiuau>Iai ~ea>"n why any one
should caIl 10 Rear Nj. RuGo.
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EXCELLENT MUSICAL
COMEDY next WEEK
s-rafe II Prom Ne" 2sturnB Tuesday
and wednesday to the Court
Theatre

Take !: Erom Mo-. the popular
n1si>a. come " witch has scored tho
hscSes: su..c>' ~ an mus!ral comedy
- r,4u. 4 N, 81. wi.. come - the Court
chea.-e~ 10Y = ;e.u'N "nSaEewcnt by
l..pI.a~ 3rran0 80" -" day. CON-
rsnc!rS Tuesday. Oct 25th. with spe-
cial na.:Hee Wednesday.
"TaMs l. From Me" ran Cor ovs- =
Year 4, :ns t'or;y-to@:tA Street theatre.
New York. nvn~ Ia: year a. tho
Sr.Gehakar theatre and FIVE months
each a: ;re lyric theatre. Pai.adelph "a.
ard the SAubc-; theatre Boston. Jos.
" Gates, unr"" whose guiding hand
TAKE Il From Ne" vas produced IL
determined II Will he At its best while
on ,o&- Tho CT'y and original cast.
chorus and production On tour this
season VIZ visit taiS city. The cast
vii, .aclude many We Known and
:a,o-.:c musica; comedy headlners
ui;ca are as follows: john Henn!nSs
E:ar'es Meakins. .t,.,a HRS Edgar
Gardiner. Harry Sdrrha m. Charles
We.Sn Homer Herbert SalinEer. Airline
snl H".an Gardiner. William Balfour.
George Aoho:tc. George Mortimer. Ros-
Coe Pat,A. and Yvnnre Berkeley.
Twea:: live Of ;he most handsome
EIcls OF the original chorus were lured
from Broadway and are on tour: they
vii aPpea- IN the ensemble wearing
some OF the most stunning Partisan
creations. The book o. lyrics OF Take
!: From Me are by VIII r. tombstone
7ni tce score is by VIII Anderson.
Ssats 80 N SAFE tomorrow morning at Q.
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mot TONIGHT
JOSEPHINE" At COURT
Yrenoh Musical Parcs COMEDY &c
Appear at the Court saturday
Matinee and Night

Not Tor.:ht Josephine" "a a new
French muS:cal ;Irce comedy. The play
= above TIE average clIS:cS! comedies.
naSmrch as e, has a great plot. one
tina; IS both funny and intelligent. The
pot centres around 4 bride and groom.
distracted Wife. and hesuttai
cab.ret singer Who woald think that
a f!.usy r,.fAy piece 81 feminine lingerie
could very nearly wreck the love dream
OF bride and groom on their Wedding
day" That Is Just what happens in the
new musical romely. No; Tonight
Josephine" wh,ca WILL Ne presented at
Ii" .NrarI tomorrow matinee and night
Had :. not been -" duplicate OF
that dainty b; oc feminine wearing
apparel oeIag finally discovered and pre-
seated me anxious owner % the lost
remnant. which had been injured be-
yond repair wnen the indignant owner
and wearer was roughly toltcd. one OF
those ,cmS!nA:iunS % tn wheels and
springs, commonly called Ford. driven
~ .ha hap!cSs Tablespoons. there - no
:eilnS to what depths OF despair and
unhappiness TIE weeping young BRIDE
would have sEnH. bat the tanSts was
finally unravelici 20 the satisfaction
o. no bride and groom. the owner o.
them. and her husband. and to every
one else concerned. a2d hanpiness again
re.Ened supreme, There IL como!na-
80 % delightful dance numbers.
"d.chy songs. genuine humo-. that IS
bound - wiz public approval for this
sr.arc musIca. comedy. 4 carefully Sc
.ec;ed cas-, =, singers dancers and
- Ted.a:s thai money can produce. has
heAr eaEa sei ;nSeihe" with magnth-
COZ. e-erj, production. Seat sa.s now
u?,a. .opala- prices VII prevail.
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rart. I'r.xes ar 80 hr s;l,.m to tn"
hes, dr"Ssh lady ":l /" 'hr mos COM
tci,lly dressed man H"!r''S "p"heStrh
rC WhrcliuE haS been secured L iCr-
''.. Dance Monday Night
Tic F;"uwu"I \. Z. wli! h"ld "n"th"r
&C their popular danr"S ut IA" I.iu"fiE
hall Monday evening. Al plans haFn
been com ,:rrcd ard i record "r"hhinS
crowd is expected t. at;c:.h Everybody
Is !ny.tcd.
Repairs are r".uG mah' :" ~" VII,
liam llnldcrmdn irurcriN ON M%r$H' u
AMI Second street Til" structure "h';h
IS made az concrete, was cracked IN
s;r, cral places some time ago. These are
uDw beng nllcd III ana repaired
ITO" '' Lay or Forer.n
ON account Of the depression WIN 20
cNrrclations Of starting up S"nn. me
srmc,. Snlvav ok" works has laid of
All it's fnrcmcn When tn" plant shG.
down several months ago. the company
held the iOrrmrn VINO were uScu III
doing odd jobs about the plant. hHl
since 'hcr" il now nothirG 10 II" ''''
Expect Word Prom Pastor
Tho CuagrHpaIiOn of st Matthew's
IJlfhrran church is expecting the reply
lhi4 week Ia their cal when was ~
tended "a the Rev. G. ;. Stcngc!' pas'"'
Of the DoIa Lutheran cnnrEn OF ~ r"' hE
ohio. According to word given out ny
Roy. ". T. SrhIrtt" pastor or IN" 81
lanes Lutheran church "t Wheeling
who has been cooperating WIN !Le
local congregation In securing min'T s.
TOR, Rev. St"ngors reply To the call -
.xncC,.d nv the hrst Of acxt week. All
q: the local congregation are hoP'hS
,hat the minister arCepiS fhn call.
GsttIg in supplies
Local merchants here are All PreP"r-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-10-21
DANDRUFFY SCALPS
CAUSE Badness
Partisan Sage Stops Itching, Keeps the
Scalp Healthy-Prevsnts
DandruH

II you have dandruff YOU must get rid
o" Il Vu!Ck---its positively dangerous
and will surely ruin your hair IT yon
don't
Daudruffy heads moan faded. brittle
sr"arGly hair that finally Gies-new hair
VIII not grow--lhcn yUI are hairless and
nothing can help you.
The sure way to abolish dandruff fo-
good ~ - destroy IN" germ that causes
II. To this quickly. safely enI mos
effectively. get At any drug or toilet
counter a hoi;le OF Partisan Sage. This
Is guaranteed :" hanish AL dan'!rurr
stop itching scalp ans falling hai". and
s'implaie 4 new growth or the cost
small aS il is will be refunded.
Iarisian Sage IS scientific rropara-
ton that supplies hair necds-an anti
septic liquid. neither sticky or greasy.
easy To use. and DELIGHTFULLY."- pcrfumrd
If you want beautiful. soft thick. lus-
trous hair. and lots Of IT. try Partisan
sage Don't dclay---h"p'n tonight I
uttle attention now wi! insure ahund-
ant hair fOr years 10 come
e. II. Grlest e. Co. Will supply yoa and
guarantee money retudcd IL you are
not entirely satis7ed.-Alv.
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n.lcve Of over The H:h. the William
EoA pho .op!ay which '"msS to tnd'
theatre on next Monday. tnr p:"seh,
L, zion In Wheeling MAJ IL identical
L. that % New l"vN. wher" the PIC
turr w.S ShON" In I'VE teS!timat"
theatres Il: regular theatre prices. H"i
wuere L IS nov hctnG shown III ten
rnutiur picture theatres.
\ sit,ta, screening 90 The picture
Mas he'd 'ast Sunday Might for the
,uanHser II ne theatre. NeN":hl local
,.r.trcs. An! atSu to giNr the orchestra
conductor "Tp"i;""!tE =" &rrAM,;c NJ
score tor the picture. IN" sNec'A' mas,
,,,:I program wh.rh VII! b" p:eNeHtcd
nv the Plaza SYMPHONY orchestra. VIII
b.. tho sane AZ that arrnnSeu Tor VA"
New York presentation. In addition {"
hr;ug the exclusive engagement Tor
thus civ. this vii! be the hrst time tina;
;he picture has been presented III this
state with ~ orchestra OF TO rcpUla-
ton 81 the ilaGa musicians.
Those who viewed the pi, tu:H ~ m"
showing. were enlhusiHStin over 'h"
merits Of the nm. and predicted Il
record run for over The nm at the
Plaza.
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Brooks shoe store last night and carried
Away dozen pairs or shoes In addl o
tiou q" several dollars ,Sl"m III" cash
reS:ster. lourhertE wax held I" S"drt
10y MAYOR t'riSt uUGrr bond Of 5000.
Seeking Damages.
damages OF 1900 Tor breach or
contract are sought ny James +. Taylor
!I"m Frank Low. William Smaliwo"d
AMI the Low -SmaiiwoOd %t"T" company
IN an action brought In ,ourt here to-
daN. Taylor alleges tia: ;"r iOrAi ,uG
Valuable lodges Of pulp stone near las
bon. =. the plaintiffs pad Hin = I"mr
sum ~ Sl.UnV and agreed :" r." hn -
@ entS an hour for every WORKING ""ur
the remainder @. his natural NE. II"
alleges that tho defendants reppd.a;''
the contract on ~, ;uhCr :. ny.
Charles II. Blinn.
Charles NJ Binn. civil VA" Nr;.rHn
Ill cd at his home her" icstcrddN '".t"N-
Ing Il general breakdown In hcpltn. II"
was - Years Of age. Vie served VIII
the sind Regimen; O. V. l. during the
a. raiIr"ad and stationary engineer Tor
uIu..brr % wears. He IL survived hN
enc son. Charlse T. Rlnn. az thiS '''\.
and on" daughter. Mrs. Julia Kettle
wood. Of Columbus.
MIS-. Ellen Roidy.
Mrs Ellen sullivan Ee'dH entered into
res ~ her home here to-day. aged 3
years ST." came here from ireland
when ,hild Sic is the mother Of l'ay
p"s> SerE"""t Thomas Nr,dr. Of the
SteubcGYil.e pOiirc departments
Salesman Hurt.
Benjamin Sachs. aEcd 81 years. tray
cling salesman OF Pittsburgh. IA. 10 IN
the Gill hospital here suf:"rinS from
severe cuts about tho head as result
Of fail from II train ut RT:E, ttst"wn.
Pa. He slipped and fell "r the STEPS
when alishting from the train.
Clear UP Debris.
Bla sting by GO ntraGtors on tn" SI"I-
beav.lie- Toronto road YESTERDAY result.
cd in tons % rock and carth hc!ui tie
pUSited on the StcuheEN!llc-E.IS LIVER
pool interurhan and the ClcN"itnd &
Pittsburgh railroad tracks booking
both for hours. The debris was cleared
away to-day. Telephone. trolley and
power lines were torn down ana tho
damage is considerable