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GIANTS Win
FIRST CAME
Defeat YankS in Initial World
Series Clash, 8 to Z.
$4,000 WATCH BAnl.
Facins Defeat With Two-Eun Lead
Against Them, Nationals Snaah 3At
Three Runs in Eighth Inning.

New York. Oct. 5.-Fuci::G d@:iSa1
and with a two-run lead aGg,n ;. - 4
the Giants smashed our j...>e @a,is
in the eighth inning and he;,i "A,
Yankees in the opening giant IA q:
world series al the Polo Grounds.
The final sore Giants. 3; GGnSg =
The sudden tiare-up Of the Nari;iEi
League champions electrified the IL
pacity crowd of $4,000 that .anrAs
bleacherS and grandsrands and III tSf
flicker OF an eyelid converted the ru;tt,
ing Yankee r0oter~ into frenZicd g ~.
fans. 1t was great day fo: E,A
York teams, no matter which Non.i
II was BULLET Joe" Bush. prem.f,
pitcher of the American League, Wii,
suffered the humility Of being hH:h
mered from the box by McGra"E
savage lnauerS.
Eleven hit: were called froIl E.f
let Joe's delivery, four of Them corr
.ug in the eighth inning. 1t Va ! q
much for Bush, he ii il kiEt; Cali
9tantine and turned over his ,ii2!nn",:
,'roUn Ia Crown Prince Waite HD!t. .
Dave Bancroft. captain a;:t; shore
Nnn Of tie National Leagues, "r%.s
Il the eighth inning with y single /.
light. Gi'ph uiI one u the s;llile i;2'.i
'lisch singled 70 left, filing I->
places.
Up came IRISH Ne1!sel Bush tr.e',
70 shoot fast bali through the h';Ni
If TIE plate. Irish swung Oh j, ;l.%'
sent the bail skiinn.ng :" cate
Bush stuck ont his glove but nIis$>:.
the ball by inches. Bancroft and
Groh scored and Frisch reached thi!'"
on the single
Hoyt went in with the score tie;i
nobody out, and men on second AM.
third. Ii WAS ii tough assignment,
Young sent long sacrifice lily h
enter, and Frisch sped across fins
1Iate with the winning run. Hast
struck out the next two hatierS. hin
he game was lost
Art Nehf, McGraw's nifty !"t1
hander. started oE. the mound again,
Bush, and WAS breezing along IN an
Intense pitching duel with Bush wieH
cracks in his defense enabled the
j2nflss to score a run in the sixth and
In0rher in the seventh
Ross Young fumhled Ruth's single
and allowed 'jumpn' Joe" Dugan /,
score from second for the first run
Nehfs Wild throw on Schang's hun:
and Youug's second error. fumb!r
of Nelfs bad chuck, enabled Bet
MeuSel 10 score in the seventh
Nehf was taken from the game in
The seventh to allow Elmer Smith II
bat for him with The bases fuh. and
only one out. Mc(iraw's strategy
Went awry for .Nehf couldn't have
done WorSe~than the pinch hitter, who
smacked the ball into double play,
Although rhe Giants were frustrated
in the seventh. the: saw that they
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Saturday October 9th, 1922

commencing at l o'clock P. NJ, the
faIt1,sIng personal property to wit:
Two bed room suites; odd beds;
,!g,--eI-; waShstands; trunks: parlor
suite, :, pieces; L couch: dining chairs;
extension table; L kitchen table: sew
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-torc: / cook stove; l five burner Eas
range; kitchen cupboard; feather
JeGs: 10 feather pillows: holsters;
bed Quilts and linen; l refrigerator; l
lot Of fruit jars; floor covering; Win
do curtains: rockers; stool chairs.
lot Of pictures; ornaments: dishes;
cooking utensils: l parlor clock; 1
small clock; 1 cabinet top Tictrol;>'
fruit: preserves and jellies; l Mission
set: mattresses; springs; glass lamp;
, nirllie lamps; glass ware; wash
bowls and pitchers; stands; rugs;
mating and numerous other articles
too numerous to mention.
Also one nice room Mouse No.
Pleasant street, in first class condition
now occupied by Garfield Hubbard.
Three sets carriage harness.. single
seated cart good rubber tire buggy;
lot OF hens and pulletS.
TERMS :-Cash.
r. LEE THOMAS.
Frank l.. Nane, Auctioneer
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Young TO Frisch, F'ri>rh 10 Kelly
Struckout-By Nehf. 3; ny Ho}t. I
hy Bush. 3: by Ryan. >. Base IN
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

the light rig swsying behind them 20
the wheels hit tho high spots
rhe driver stopped at tho location
OF Jackpot Number Three
Make yourself to home, Dave,
Family there came to them the
sound OF an engine humping
steeiman oUtft. said Hart
gloomily. His M old engine no~s
right on kicking all the darned zine.
~ me- gets 90 on first We lose. Man
who makes first discovery on O claim
wins ga, In this country.
And Ste.imau won stick nt a
Thing Wouldn't trust him or any
OF his crowd any farther than
could sling a bull by the tail. He'd
blow Crawford and me sky high II hs
thought he could Eot away with a.
Sander~ nodded agreement. Ilo
hndn a doubt OF &C..
iieliu the Jackpot"
Bob looked at his companion AMI
innn'd Seems 90 M. Z recoguize
That meloiious voice.
man stepped from the ploor,
with masterful. strides
10, Hart he said Can Won
lend M" a. roamorF'
Bob knew he had come 90 spy ,,t
~" iand and not to borrow tools.
l'ufi seem To me We Vs bnrdtv
k"i any roamers to spare pu.
dra"led TIE young man sitting on III
porch fiuuI
suddenly Doble recognized i,.,4.
lir lrHned forward. his bofv .t
u'hH'I written large IN his burning
eyes and cienched nst.
So % re- back. h. saiJ st M
100 20 low harsh voice
j m back.
u would q pleased m. II tb,y
nAn pun % rope round yore meek nj
Dave made no
N' "lk eA-furoman rose snarfrr
f"f halt % cent 10 gun vou t.,.
ma now Ike o did George
sanders looked at him steadu, bIs
h"ha- hanging loosely by his s.s,
w"nldn try thar. Bp~
N''"'u mart Dave ain ARMED
am MY hand on ms 4,
'h""i"r right his minute M.
make "a mistake
hoble backed away am bi. ,
.i"" 'nEuc in tho darkness ,,m.
we crack of revolver .
ore % splinter from the wslI al T.
standing '"N' "l7
dld MOI fire "'i
AN O that like Dug fb. d,o,
""nnl"-orossor whispered AN
~" one bad c.JIzen. d. you 1.r.
me. continued Hart Know 1.v.
n' came tu hreuk with The old man
"" had the nerve fn start b.sui1
MISS joyce She wouldn't have t 3D.
minute re st1yed right with
iried 20 ride over her Crswf,r1
took a hand and kickci him o,t
D ENmTn Than IHHn L.. &c.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

other side tu listen for sounds which
might tell HIM whether he would he
pnr-u"d Onp last solitary revolver
shot disturbed the stiffness
iiis Ought had 10 definite objective
"No'pt TEL put ur much distance be-
tween himself aud Denver as possinic.
lIN broke over valleys OF swirl.
.ug mist mr hollow the rider The
-uu rus. and dried the mnlafur'
Dave looked down on a own scattered
up ana down q guloh.
tie l.n Chipuito at u livery barn
after having personally fed and wa
tered the pinto, md went himself CO.
n hotel
Thr.. or four men were standing
on the Steps ~ the hotel talking
with the proprietor
THAT = him the h"otelkecper said
In an excited whisper.
4 hruwn-faced man without a coat
turned quickly and looked az .atu-
dors lie wore "a belt with cartridge
aud "a revolver.
VIVA, . your name be demand.
"a
Sanders Dave Sanders.
want YOU
su' Who are you''
sheriff ~ the county
W-hHtdiawuut m" for
Murder
Dave rHSpcd His heart beat fast
with u prcsrienco of Impending dis.
asicr Murder. he repeated duh
You rc charged with the murder
Of George uohlc last night IN Den.
yer
rhc hoy stared u Thin with horror.
stricken eyes. 'Dohlc7 Nh God did
I kiu himT' He cmtched 90 o. pore.
post to steady himself The hilI'
were sliding uuecriv M into the ky
GUAITFH NlU
al th" way back tu Denver whIl'
10" train ron down through the var
~ow crooked anyon Dave - mir,
dwctt In o. penumbra OF horror O.
WINS impossible No. could have aill'I
3 brll, he kept telling himself HD
rrd fired into the ntnht without ANA
tie had not eve tried 60 DIE tho met
who were shooting no him n mus
Dee some CHASTITY Joke
v r' main.d with him To- 90" hHcr
ground % his mind. mp 10 an,
fhrnurn hi- trial What shook hI
' lf" NOT tho certainty Of tho pun
i~hmen' that must follow
II did not take Tho LAWYER whrr
West engaged long 80 decide on th
lime tho defense must take ".
show that Miller and pohlc wcr
crooks and that they had wronge,
Sanders That will count % Got wi
re- jury Dee told West Wen adm.
the knitting and claim s"lf-d-fensr
The dnV before the trial Dave wa
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mH'd" -w'ii d.'iri"n- u go with
you, ~" SAID
sander wa standing in front Of
~" bu' he was faced IN
the "ther direction W. flai. mus
GUAR back was rigid In his atti-
tude wa % certain ten cnes-. as
though MS BODY was a hundl" of steel
springs ready to h' released
Sob "y" travelled swiftly past
MN IL" @ ihl man rolling up the street
on the opp"slt" sidewalk. " = Al
Niller. hack from b pen. J heard
he got Gus thlH week he told tho
k'fl IN "a low voice
joyce crawford ielt the blood cbb
from her fact o. was as though her
h"hri had been drenched with ice
water Nh"i was going I" take
p'"'' 'i"''n ih'h' mem Ner" ihey
''I.'n
Hh' hh'W ihat "n'h was r"Hp"n
POI. Tor 'he other b prison sentence.
sander a ioliowed th" thi"''s g"
l''i''t ana i"und them WIN hir
horse =" tat crook hnd hrd Dave
ih'" me pcnl"n'laiy hF wearing
.i'I me boy hna iireH ih. iifti SHOTS.
N"W i.''N "ef" meeting Tor the Ilrsi
li"'e since.
MIi''! n"h h''h dt!hhinf lhe Nig
"i ih' H''nl"hl'" had caught hi- 'N'
,nu ~ '''"'i"h'''" 'h"' o." was
huhffN'
''"N "H' SUI AhN rI"lh'" 80
""" '~""""IH jus eyes
pay ln- h'"o on me- ah"fi
""- .Ii
h' ~'l''i"'d ans
l~l"'Nlhk " I'N"l ~
",tl ""''' "s 'ei 'f"rii.
''' N' ''h'' a"' sweep h'i 20
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sitting IN his cell chcrtiossly reading
n newspaper whcn visitors were an
nounCod Al sight Of Emerson
Crawford and Bob Hart he choked
900 his throat. Tears brlmmod in his
eyes Nobody had been kinder TO him
than West had been. but these were
home folks
&c. stripped their hnnds but .ound
himself unuulo Co say anything b.. an
swrr to their greetings hr wds
afraid to TRUST uis voice and he was
ashamed of hi- emotion.
The boys are Tor YOU. strong.
Dave Ste," says he wuuldnt worry
none II youd got Miller. too. Sob
brroz.d on
rha no way 20 taIk. SON re-
proved crawford Hut don get
d~owuhoartrd Dave We re- allown
Co stand boy you To- O. finish 81 amt
u- 10 YOU Il got IL good man Duble
WIS % mean hearted =puundrel 10 ever
I met mp with one. Hr n mo- loss ,o
."ri"tl We re- Eoiu to show the
jury TINT. too.
Inos did Hy the time Crawford
iiuri and o. pair ct victims who had
h"vn trapped hy th" -hurpers had
testified about Miller and Dohlo. tlose
wurth.o- had mo- shred uf %rvpuinuon
lDff with the Iurt. was -uuwu
htt they had robbed the defendant
NJ tho horse n. had trained and thut
he had gone to O. lawyer and found
no legal redress Within hl. means
iult natc wa uuahl" To- prove
self defense. Miller stuck dorgedly
io hi- story The COW unch"r had
Tired the first hot Ito had CON
unucd to fire. though he must nave
seen poblo sink to the ground imme.
] .N.HHfHN M.F.aH.r FN. fAutUVnWrN .I
th, doctor ~huwod thui the fatal -aot
had taken effect az close range
Th" jury found him guilty ct MUIR.
Der iu the s.roud degree Tho Judge
sentenced him Ia ten years in the pen
l|t'utIurN
When Bob Hart came to say good.
hN before Dave was rnmnNcd 20
canon 'ity mo Young range rider al
most broke down.
"a, tr gonna STAY with THE.
Dave You know crawford. Hs
goes through when he starts soon
1s THERE % chsuc. we u hit the gov
srnur for % pardon " ~ % damn
zhnuo odd pal Tina b what t .s'
paty nodded \ lump in hi,
] throat Intcfferrd with -prcrh
The ol' man lrut me money Ga
huN |ChiuuItu and m CONN tecl
tho pinto till yuu sect % continued
Duh. ON. thing more Miller or
thc WI, tt,k to NHlapl n he o
get o. term Tor huw---~toHlu M d
iar
CHNTTEU XIV
TIN. warden handed him e t.eka.
huri o. Denver % with 30 u storeo
typed ifiIr lecture OF ulatltuds-.
rlrr- walked slowly uuf %. th,
office and through 90. door in th'
..... H".H HH N..H o.. H|F. a.. 49,
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Vet be- saved H|.HHri bought him-
self good. CHEAP clothes. and found
energy to attend uirhi school where
he studied STATIONARY and mechanical
engineering.
one duy he smiled rr.mly aud be-
ran TO pack. Whom BOD, .,r. Do ga
prossman took hi Illrb FOO the sta-
non The ticket which Sanders
bought showed Mal1r us his desti-
nation.
IN the early morning Dave turned
fo rest his crampvd uUIs IIs was .n
4 day coach. and hIs sleep through
the night bad been broken
Al the Junction H, .uUt the stage
f,r Nninpi AlreaUg Hu couid SEQ
hat he was going In.u i new world.
one altogether diff'f.rf from that he
hpd last seen here TH,s. men were
not cattlemen. Thoy ftlRed the VOC
rauutar, ui afl TH.t had tine
-hrewd. Keen look of Tho driller and
The w~ildcatter
A. Maiopi nns' Descended from
the stage INTO % f.Wu he hardly
knew Evorywh'I, 600 dominated
tbs place.
a branch Hire ot sHusrontInental
,,nr,ad w. wo,irr ~. 49,,
,, tnu ia. new ,r r.Lt u,,ss.
r,.. overnight Af.r, ,.,vs U,~t,l
,r and .uI frrIvhfIr. Y...u.- a. Nj,
AM ,rd from Then. ID. ,,. o.td.
I'm IN. street te.. az b,ir- hr,r.r
Lr.,,.- am. on pod. ..urv rror
ain. -bu,lfhoard .f.r.,t ugbtly q
I .ir,ipbf.L,rted v.. mr.,ieg g,ups
fellow
I4y.' Where ID. tI.,.., WON hoo,
old ,rs,ut ". boon ..otIr 10 van
-...r,whar.. 20.
q, Drnyer not
trd.r spore ...h. M. .
went .frsinht into f.... ~ u,t No.,
Zoo .a. what wa W.H..r fb,r. U.
fnunJ ,pty n riog ..l ...,. 80
| conn. neither . ~,
rirn ~ sbawe
Itut why dIdn't ,.r ,r and D.,
us .,v poh g,., came
Do hi. warmth "a. t,, lr,,,
when fh. no,ernpr v ,., ., ..'
o.. VOID been r.I ,f tr. ..t.
o.. ca Em rrawr.r.
Dave. heart warmed ID. fbI. I'm.
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90 ~ WIN rIIT STORY

Dave whistlcd The pony prickcd
up It= ears looked round and came
sUtiiuhi Go him. Tn. man
laid his face against the soft. silky
nose. foudltd b. whispered cudeur-
monfs to his pet he put the bronco
through It's tricks for the benefit 81
tn" corral attendant.
Well IN be- dogroncd, that
Youth commented The little pirto
~ur' .s 90 wonder Acts like he know
Won mighty we'll
ought 'o I trained him Had
HIM before Miller got him
i"f Auu hated to sell him.
YOU know it.' Dave moved for
ward to his end. the intention to get
possession Of the horse. tie spoke
boo % vote" ,l.y and casual saw
MILLER u while apu They re- taltiu
ahrut -ellin the paint huwss him
and hi- partner. Huhle. m Io
add" up ~ SHOW what Chiquitu
y.u dn
lmtr o.uchrd swung 90 900, saddle.
md rode tu the ani" 90 tho corral
two men were coming Ir. uud h, tine
sound of their voices were Quurreling.
They stepped aside to lrt hiu u.tss
n Gem each side OF tho gate -o That
DO wH- necessary lo rId. between
th,m
Ihr" recognized the pinto az CO.,
sam" moment Dave did them or
tn' heels ct fUat recognition cam,
another.
nohlr ripped our an oath aud
shout ut warning 81 Sanders
gun Flashed az the pony iumpc,
fH u LnIlnp THE silent nirht grew
rn 81 with shots voices 90. clattpi
OF nuf- Twice Dave fired answer
10 The challenges which lcnpcd on
re- fhr dnrkn"sz Ht him iie race,
u.f'-s THE bridge spanning the Plat,
and for 20 um" drew up on 90.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-12

BiI.iN HIttI TO-DAY
DAVE SANDERS. range rider on
The u Isar i4all ~ uuiih'. a,id
his pal,
WOH uNRT rescue their cm-
pluyrrs.
EMERSON CRAWFORD. from
the hands 81 - rival ranch
uan.
ui,NDII,N STItiINNN. THIS
deed cn-hrinrs sanders In the
heart ~
JONCI tHNM INDi,D. the ranch
owners daughter. Dave Hr-
rt,r- la Denver where he has
traced
VI MILLER. u gambler. aud his
confederate.
GtOItt.I DOBII;, who have
stolen Sanders PCT pony. Cl,i-
uuito. Dave discovers hts
horse Ia u corral
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
THE STATE OF TEXAS

To the Sheriff or any Constable Of
Lubbock Count y-tireeting
You are Hereby Commanded 20
summon J. F Ruhl. and the heirs
and legal representatives II j. F.
Ruhl (the names Of said heirs and
legal representatives being unknown
by making publication Of this Cita-
ton once in each week for four
successive weeks previous 20 the re-
turn day hereof, in some newspaper
published in your County. II there
be newspaper published therein,
but II not, then in the nearest cOun-
" where a newspaper is published,
10 appear at the next regular term
of the District Court Of Lubbock
County, 20 be holden az the Court
House thereof, IN Lubbock, Texas,
on the end. Monday in June. A. ID.
1922, the same being the 18th. day
of June. A. d. 1922, then and there
10 answer a petition filed IN said
Court on the 9Th. day 81 May, A..
D. 1922, in suit. numbered on the
docket Of said Court No. 1875,
wherein &. W. Beene, IS Plaintiff,
and J. +. Ruhl and he heirs and
legal Representatives Of J. r. Ruhl.
(the names Of said heirs and legal
Representatives being unkn0wn), are
Defendants, and said petition alleg-
ing that on May 5th, 922, he was
owner in Zee simple ~ lots, 9. 3,
s. 7, 5, ., 10, II and -. in block
50; and lots ! and =, in block 81:
and lots 5. 8. z, 3, y. 10, n and
~, in block cS. all in the Ovcrton
Addition 90 the town Of Lubbock,
in Lubbock County, Texas; that on
said date the defendants unlawluiiy
entered upon said property and
elected plaintiff, and continues to
unlawfully hold said real estate.
Plaintiff prays that upon final
hearing hereof, he have judgment
for the title and possession Of said
above described property; and for
all other and further relief 10 which
he may be entitled.
Herein Fail Not, but have before
said Court, at It's aforesaid next
regular term, this writ with your
return thereon, showing how you
have executed the same.
Given Under My Hand and the
Seal Of said Court, at office in Lub-
book. Texas, this the 9th. day OF
May, A. ID. 1929.
(SeaD LOUIE r. MOORE. Clerk.
District Court, Lubbock County.
2i-<T
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
How to Get More for Your Eggs
nv > W Eazmeier Poultry Husbandman, A. & NJ College

There are too many common eggs,
hence the low price. Many people
will sell anything that has she'll
and looks like an egg. Some egg
buyers claim some farmers would
sell a guinea egg for hen egg II
they could get away with Il.
n you are numbered among those
who produce the common farm egg
do not expect a good price for your
eggs. The common egg will always
especially in warm weather bring a
very low price. The reputation n
the common egg also goes against
a better price. For long time
these common every day farm eggs
have been sold all over the United
States. Wherever they have been
eaten. they have left a bad taste.
Even IN far away New York City,
Texas eggs have left this bad taste
in the mouths Of the people
There can be no question but
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

People who 20 into the poultry
business generally find producing
market eggs the most profitable, al
30 the safest branch OF poultry keep
ing. The farm poultry flock, also as
n general rule gives the greatest re-
turns from the market eggs produc-
ed.
A flock Of 200 hens on every farm
would return net profit OF not
less than $4,000 a year; in many
eases as high as $4,000. The big
gcst part OF this income would be
from market eggs. For this. rea-
son many people should be inter
ested in anything that viii nelp
them get a better price for their
eggs.
The Common Egg
The common every day farm egg
always fertile. has too much COM
petition. and too bad reputation.
Too much competition u reality
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the South Plains and Santa Fe
Railway. viii be held at the General
Offices Of said Company in Lubbock,
Texas, on Wednesday, June z, 1929,
at the hour of 1000 a. m, for the
purpose Of selecting a Board Of Dr.
rectors for the ensuing year and Tor
such other business as may come be
fore the meeting.
The Annual Meeting If the Diree.
tors Of sald Company viii be held
on the same date and place. imme-
diately after the meeting Of the
Stockholdera
". s. Pes<y. Secretary:
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viii find your time and money thus
spent. your best investment. II IL
does not pay TO sell your eggs IN
this manner, il surely does not pay
t1 sell them the helter-skelter way.
You have tried the old way for a
long time: why not make a change.
Guarantee
Sell your eggs under liberal
guarantee. which you will be able
20 40 if you are producing infertile
eggs II you are producing fertile
eggs you better not stamp your
name on them nor sell them under
any kind of a guarantee.
Copyright. 1922 by +. w Kazmeier
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1922-05-09

The Bonham Sweet Potato Curing
Association. would be glad TO sell
some suitable business man its new
plant. Someone who Is qualified and
able to run the plant and know how
10 cure sweet potatoes. We would
consider las 4 In Lubbock county AZ a
fair price. This plant cost $4,000
IN cash and IA up In good shape every
way. Fully paid 40. Write fn!np
Wise. Bonham. Texas. ~
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Insurance and Bonding
Typewriters
Real Estate
Will E. Ballew

Pessimists win not that the pro-
posal to make the House Of Lords
an "aristocracy Of brains" instead
Of an "arisfocracy Of blood - Ac-
tompahied by a proposal to reduce
its membership more than hail.
New York Evening Post.
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ED. ARION

Piano Tuner, Phone 43o
Leave orders at Simmon On-
dertaking Co. South Side
Square.
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that IL you are really interested IN
getting more for your eggs the first
thing to do is 20 produce a better
egg. Don't produce common eggs
but make plans 20 produce eggs that
speak quality in every sense Of the
tpord