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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
BElLAIRE INDIANS 7E'
READY FOR OPENER

The Bc.laire Indians formerly tho
Puckcyc Juniors. have already organ
tied FOR the coming football season and
ore ready 70 BOOK games. Last season
the team was classcd among tn" val
ley's best and this years team VIII no
CoTbt surpa%a tho great eleven Of last.
Coach Mcclellan has charge OF the
SQUAD this enason and IL already whip
pins the candidates into a hard lighting
eleven. business 1H3cScr Sokhl has
announced that hard practice session
viii be held twice Il week At R!vervicw
until October 2. when the opening game
Is scheduled. Their opponents VIII be
a erart: torr from Southern Ohio. Cap
tain Boxer will lead tho tsar this year
a7d fHrs wifi remember him ~ n payer
hen, he wore tho ua!form OF BeliaiTe
n several seasons =
my team wishing games nt home
l case communicate with J.. J. soka!,
Nara Hartgeu street, 1eialEe. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
MIR. Kruter, Elga and Pokey
Jane Noses Out Others
Under Ribbon.
Crowds Enthuse Over Sporty
Events AT State Fair
Race Meet.
Currency, Favonte, finishes
Last and Smashes Dope
sters Tips.

Advance. Mr. E-u'rr. Elga and
Pokey Jane were tho four winners IN
The running races on the third day
card Of the West Virginia State Fair,
The events were all good aud the bet
ting heavy in the pari.mntuels.
The me in the frst event went
to the post az 40 O'Clock. lining up
with Treadwall taking the rail posi-
tion. Advance. Mary c., My Oracle
and Sister Susie took their respective
positions. At the end OF the first tur'
long Advance was leading BY a neck
with Mary G.. and Ny Oracle close be-
hind. Advance. getting a lead on the
field. never weakened, and crossel
the wire a neck IN the lead OF Mary
G.. NV Oracle. with ". Dunkinson up,
was the favorite and was played
heavy IN the mutuels. Advance was
ridden BY F. Moore. The time for the
ive turlongs was 59te seconds.
MI. kruter a Dark Horse.
Mr.. Kruter. a chestnut gelding oy
Tranvaal and Lillian Kruter. receives
aerv little play In the betting. but nm
ked first in a field OF five in the sec
IA running event on yesterdays pro
Sram. July Fly was the big tavorite
in this event and the betting heavy II
the mutuels in her favor. MIR. kruter
secured a good lead at the start. n
nj the quarter was a length ahead or
Glider. At the half Mr.. Kruter led
Glider BY a length and a hall. hruter
finished in a superb naner. TWO n
a half lengths ahead OF SararaS. Glider
was uosed out on the quarter and mn
lshed last. The time vas 1:l6 Tor the
six furlongs. c. Watson was IN the
saddle on Mr.. Kruter.
Currency, the Favorite, Finishes Last.
In the third OF the running events
m the program. Elga. a six yea- old
chestnut mare By Free Lance n H.
lustrious, easily defeated the teId OF
FIVE runners against her. Ootalnlns
the rail position at the start and sfllt'
ing Into the lead. Elga led her near
est contender by two and one-haif
lengths at the quarter. AT no time
was the mare in danger OF losing. n
she gradually increased her lead n
a, rhe wire was four lengths aheau
OF Pomereue. Currency. the taforlte
in the betting. finished last. Or. Hall;
another fayorite, ran fourth. f. Moore
was ND on Elga. Time FOR the event
was 81 seconds.
Pokey Jane Not so eokey.
Pokey Jane. a brown mare OF nve
years bv Angle Jim and Nalhalla, hTed
down her name Yesterday by tnishtn2
first in the fourth and last event OF
the afternoon. Jane made the hve
nrlcncs in 5SIs SECONDS. Woodplle'
the favori,e in the betting and the
winner OF a Labor day event. finished
third Fond Hope crossed the wire a
length and a half behind Pokey Jane
Al the end Of the first turlong Wood
pi,e led the field. with Pokey Jane
and Rubula closing In. Pokey Jane
secured the fence position. and IN a
mighty squirt pulled ahead OF "oo1'
pile al the bali. 1t was a close race
, an through. Jockey c. Watson rode
the winner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
Winners In Harness
Races Capture Three Heats
King Stout, Laura Forbes and Prince Of Dawson Show
Speed When Driven to Sulkeys On Fast Track at Fair
Grounds-Two Teams Are Barred From Pari-Mutuel
Betting In Third Heat.

gelding easily won the three heats and
could possibly have gone several ad-
ditional heats had It been necessary.
Sarah c.. a bay mare by Lord Allen.
owned by D. c. Moore Of Monaco, Pa,
ran second in this race. The mare
captured second place in the second
heat and third in the first and third
heats. Jolly Bird, a black mare by
Binjollo, scored third, Bud Fisher
fourth and Maggie McGregor fifth.
King Stout and Prince OF Dawson
were barred from the pari-mutuel bet
ting in the third heats OF the 2:l5
trot and 2:19 trot. respectively. Tha
betting was rather light in all OF the
heats OF the harness events. The high
price Of s18 was paid to holders OF 81
mutuel tickets on Bud Fisher.
A range Of volcanic peaks fT0m 1920
TO 1000 feet high. run throug'. the CEN
c.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
NEW UMP FOR NATIONAL

r,.kv Mount. y. c. SEPT, n.-6A re-
c,rs, NJ pregidrnt NcvdiaT, OF the Ma
t'ontl league, President Moye, OF th'
V,rcirin league, to-day granted per"
m,sa;on 10 Umpire Fred Wosterveit 70
report 70 tho Nationa! league ot'ir'aiS'
Tho virginia league reason ended to-
tuy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
CADDLE MAKES
TODAY'S SELECTIONS

l-RoC. Cockroach. Nellie York.
. INDIAN. No Wonder. Jazz.
2-Babvlonian. Gordon Roberts,
Sure.
4-Otstinate, James G.. Red.
5-Our Little Ann, Fond Hope,
Happy Girl.
S--Wodan. Sea Mime, Minnie H.
7-Valmond, Oriental, Bomoo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
Tntelligencer's Racing Chart OF
Wednesday, Events
Wednesday September s.

Third Day Meeting Of Six Days.
Presiding judge OF harness events
and associate judge OF running
races-Chester stands.
Presiding Judge Of Runnig races
and associate judge OF harness
events-F. ". Gerhardy.
Starter-Frank Walker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
CHALLENGES

Tho Bel!aire Athlet!c5 are "''hont Il
game for SUNDAY and would i!he [" ht"t
from some fast cluh for n game on ma
data Anv hrHt-olass team will get tho
preference. To arrange for Same ao-
knowledge this challenge through tho
papers,
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RELEASED ON BOND

Herman DeCrosa and John Zach, pro,
n-l.,ora Of tho r. & a. cafe. gave bond
before L. s. Commissioner ". J. Cotton
for a hearing next week on charges OF
violating the federal liquor laws.
Tho men were arrested TUESDAY when
officers ra!ded the cafe and con~fiscated
a Quantity of beer on tap.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

First race AIS.
In event OF rain causing a post
ponement OF the harness races. the
last three running races will be
substituted
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

s.oo
. First Raoe-2l5 Ifo' Purse '''
. ,,o
.
l h'"I scout. chs' oF FL ''"'''
. ErsS T. Stout & Eros. CLarKS-
hury Y. Va Driver. r. stout. ! l I
~, Handsome
san" ~
'N'' = .
y. J Driver. Carr ........... Z .
2 Frodlgal Waits. Big, by General
c,,,,os rIt+s-
"''''' , :
hurgh. IA. pr'Ne'' N''''''' .
N.,sias cb q hy sidney Eal:
U.,,i,u u,,s Dawson. Pa.
~ . ?
Driver. crawford
; Emmet's Son, Sc. by EanEo; 4"
" lama Newark. Ohio. Driver
''Fs'"
5 Jim Mac. big. ny roc NAY.
r Reed, GRAFTON S''r,""; , :
Pittsburgh 4a' LrIEtI, TIL.
: lewiston. hg. by Wa'nu, t''T'
liall X Mummy ManS''''' .
Driver. a oa,
Tipe-Ftrst heat 2u' ss''"D "e'''
o.OHA third heat, 2i2'2, .u
King Stout. f3r''i'" IN ~" u",.,,S
easily won the mrs, t"'' W" T.,
afternoons program oF ""'S'n7 ,ho
every way 'N' "'''' ri.
2l5 class entered IN ,n'S ,nh ~ ,hs
winner lead me nent III sr N. wv.
three meats an" '.naI vas of,A,
UrSt "''h ''".e T., .ho
n spurt a. 'he ",''.l"T, snis.r,,
FIRST heat Nr"Ne an" was '
next TO last. o..
King STOUT leu w wv
finish Of the '3'ro "t"i,
Frodical Watts i"'N"' w" :,
ond place hut =" broke several ''"SS !"
the first and third heats
Fari-mnt""IS Naia on go ~.
heat. King stout sir2ignt .I."S'
$2+o ana snow N~-' -"
place $40 an" snow s'- ..,.
show Shs". Second ..an, NI.s 20 o.,
straight H-''", ntacc E--"' S''" 90 ~.
Measles. riac" >-'" ~" ~ o,,
Prod'eaI N"',H, S".M ca rJo.o q 50 =
Measles. straight z'-.N' P!arS "a
show $50. sam F"rmah' PACE '"-
show $3.50. lewiston snow S'7 ,
Second Rae" l'''. '"
Purse. $1,000. Tnre" n'1I p.'"'
/. Q. r. R. b. E. by j, ;, -
+" A. I"'t' sam > .
Ohio. Driver PlaN.e"';, ) :
,. MeuI&n nay
We'herell; Richard Enrr'
Freehold. y. J. Driver ,
Carr '
3. Milton Wood d. & .! !E
sey Milton: A. X. VAIL
agent. Detroit Mich. Dr'- ,
yer. Vail '.'.''.. y
g. Laura Forbes. b. M ny MAJ,
calm FORBES Jump en-
Haley. ke7ton, ONO bF-
yer. valentine
T!me-f!rst N"1' 2"'t+ Sc'""" "'"'
2.l"i2; third heat 2.lEi
Laura Forbes led rns nseI
course IN the hTs' neat Sne M
In the second nrt was Un"se,'
by c. 7. r. ana Ni.'on N''u, W." .Tu
ran hard tor second PiSce, /. ." -,
heat c. I. r.. got poor S'd''. H''
finish they ali were Far'"e PU,,' ~
Laura Forbes won by several '"nk'ne
Driver Nalent'n" drove 'he winner IN d
very good STYLE.
Fari-mutuels paid on 81 t!ckets: F73s
heat. Laura Forbes s'ra'Eht ".' pace
80; snow $3.50 M''"n No'":
S2.Sl. second nea', sH S.
straisn' -, p'ICr go. 80,
f'Acs, S-'.o 1'"i" ''a
-, -. 90 r., p,-. ssnn
mr.
49, =,
l. Ma'Ee SUI -
,a"lo' r'""T
OUTS: w
Stout' w.,
( haEHie NT,.LrSUf'
So,,"s' N'' 49,
'1'ins ..r.
, . quo r.s"'ts p,
Dm!IH" ra 54
hy
= fE'mc' -
A''I''a", -
, son Ia bF'Ner
8. Peter PershinE, d. 8, ny refer
tho Great; Chas' j. bertseS'
Erie. Pa. prtrer-D. Johnson b b
; Z. Sarah G.. y m. by Lora Alien
. D. c. Moore. Monaco Ia
DT'ver-DoWden. -
, s. Jolly Bird 81. m. oy binJono'
~ -hNNpE' Nc"
Drtver-McCoy.
T!me-Ftrst heat. ASK; second heat
2:l6is: third heat, 2:l6&,
Featured by a close finish IN IN
first heat: an easy second heat for III
Celding by Allur!an and the final hea
4 ~. q Iar-tb priprn Of Dawson VOL
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
OFFICIAL ENTPI.
F VENTS
WEST VIRGINIA ST TIE FAIR
Fourth Day, Thursday, September

First r%ace-2:13 ace (stake)-
Purse $1,000 Three ; eat plan
R. Hal Hugh c.
Dover Boy Parker Boy
Halle G.. Starved Rock
Second race-2:10 trot (stake)-
Purse $500. Three heat plan
P~etrovisky Lord Stout
David c. Louise De Lopez
The HE Bovolo
Lady Bennett Lenora Watts
Third race - 2:14 pace-Purse
$500. Three heat plan
Vici Kid Virginia
Lady Venus Mac Godd
Emma Hal Double G.
Peck Direct Kitty Mckim
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

FIRE engines were USED ny tho
Romans, though no account OF their
construction IS known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07
RUNNING RACES
Fourth Day. West Virginia State
Fair, Thursday, Sept. 9TH.

First race Purse $500 three
wear olds and upwards. claiming.
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d, p,,.,, hv
l. "",,s,' rsr
H =
t"'n', ~
r''zF''d''. T.N',
Mahs'n' "''7'' : s2n-1
l"A
" '"i'e"'E' "
sam ana "".u'"
Carter. ., l. rae
yer. 49,
N'I''am'' "''s' Col
IL"
I'"mcfehe' ", ;
by Jim calm.
ana serene 81
Na.'.' ...rh.
{. Wayson' weight o-oo
loS
Admiration
Iona Of I Fowler
locked /. Rae'
weight l"o
S. DR.. Hall. b. x. a. ny
Acranaut ana An
ME sam W
Stewart. Joc"eE
F. Moore. Weight
ll3 .............. = I.s'-A
I. Elga, en-. m. g. by
FREQ Lance and
nlustr!ous: OF n.
J. Howell. JOCKEY
T. Ruel. weight
Il3 4oo-t
Elga easily beat the Ne!a N onts
race. getting a good star, and EraGuai!y
increasing her lead Unit! at the 1'nlsn
her nearest contender. t%merene' 60 va
TWO and one-hail !eheCLS "'"t"''
led by one and one,na.' 'e's.nr Sro~e
first fur!ong. l. Due! ". ~
good. Sea Mime scratcned
Par!-mutuals on -. tcNeu 60 n.
straight 5000, place sa'oo' sno" 800,
Pomerene. place $500 $40" S+"o' James
G.. $3.50 show.
Fourth Race-Aeout I'VE IurIoneN
Purse. $500. fost Nime' '''7 witt.
"'S
l. Fond Hope ., M ., 10y ST -sanh
and bol! WeeE''' ". ms ,
jockey l. Sae' w. 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-07

Second race-Purse $500; three
year Odds and upwards; claiming
About five furlongs-
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UIWN-VE = HV0VH""'
NV Grac.c, the fHvor!te. md n rail
rrnncr was forced To tho outside posi-
ION n, tho start and was unable 10 get
IN the rail. Advance won by n neck
over Mary G. Al the finish or the first
r,irIorg Advance was IN III" lend, Nary
q. second and My Grace ana sister
Sus," fighting FOR thidr r|"". y rnSt
,ac. I'd rirclv run N~ cncc. 7.
Me-. dasnrves credit. II. Il scratch
I'D, Also rams: Ny Graci' ser Susie.
Pnr!-mutuels paid on : .cknts, Ad-
ranoa, straight $40, pa. $3.50 and
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

7NFFI HANUAIN II IIIN
sssnref iishi 20" touring q q in
" condition only Tun = Tow Nltl
hiles - o private faulty caf not
outside Of fity ir tao yeas
and w 10 date syery way good
iatsst htramnurg carhurstuf
~ nvsr go ln'i'- per gallon 81
'ur sale 90 trade Hf your own price
au affsr See = ~ sol Noith
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wANTED-Female Help
MANIFESTATIONS

pEaiKg ospsueps,i salesman o
frtuura uus ~faiucaAts fHprHafs
.u..a sat. Of Texas tumElssion
~ gual4nrd write fIIly frat lot
aoodyeaf Wai.fpfoof 90, Mime
b Niuu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

September sgE and later re~oovertd y
somewhat. s
Lower quotation on hogs weak
ened provisions
Reports that the Chicago and al.
ton railroad had stopped ioas Nd
Of wheat had a further buliish ~.
feet later. md 80 Toe aid announce
ment VI O. dccreHs. ~ The United
StntcH visible supply The close
wHt unsettled y to ~ ccnt not
higher with July ti11h to tlllh
and september 81 f3a 10 tliaN
subsequently, pruut taking on
tao ptii uI Shorts together with
whruf gave lhv com mafkct
ttrtuptu mufr frmut which
however failed To- last Tho csaso
was uu-sttied 90 3 To- - net der
cline with Sep ember G3l IA sc
Close
Nh,tt. July SiI2la srptem-
Ter SIM ueccmhrr SllsM
Cura-July % September taH
lIr, tmE.r hsA
tutr july 1fis september
GgfsG H.r.mbff 80 NC.
Lard july fiOe2 September
yIUsa.
torn n,uuG
NfH Nf
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|HAtTOKH Nurltk rosi'ion
lied hy foreman of 80 yrars cNrrf
Beet ~ reference from u u aud
|ay department " okls and Icf
NAY General Delivery Albuqucr
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Livestock
N JU.Ir1sUI

s~ JOSEPH July 90 -iN5r So
.oIpts NUu few early hEht hogs tu
hipp,rs 90 to D. cents lower Than
saturday average buik desir-
li. 100 Co $40 pouuma weight
$40 1860. packers doing moth
.uf packed -uws mo- tlX - aU, ay-
rrupe slturdny fiO2l weight 22ss
average prices last Week 8ln2g.
weight 2a0.
t.ttts receipts 1000 all classe4
tullE steady ows strong to 30
cents hlAhrt top weight stoefs.
tIU uu urlltiUai TOP ysariinEs
81, I.alrabl, beef COWS mostly
s 300 S. 600. choice kinds absent
NIlNH- n'uvruIi. steady. practical
Top o. su, ttw choice to shippers
tlu D..
Sheen receipt. $500. fn lnraa-
tH lU s.utr higher uu iausls
HlI .IIIs urht and huuN, w,irhts
I.rr,ls 90 20 ~ CO.
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I.f 'tmf.UuAN NDRNfNG
nl5,E nar ls, miles uu Socorru
road containing camera and
young mans UiuihIuE Pleas
..tHru geo AEADu HOTEL
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Produce

HIlI. AGO. tuly so Potatoes
slightly weaker rtorIpts sHf tutak
Hl.UHrnt- 800 EASTERN shore NIr.
EIu.p Uahhlcrs 40 . barrels 81 90
H Kansas sacked early OnIba
Nu 81 So 80 Kansas sarkel
Hi....r $50 tn
lH.i"T HfHIiN. creamery pNtrhs
Soc frHf~ a2uas seconds gn@
IIg standards $40
trrs steady tecripts 50 az cases
r FISTS % p ft ..r. ordinary firzts
200 H-I. Miscellaneous ~ mglH r
storage hacked eNtras 18ngaA e..
Storage packed extras gam2fh 81.
IHuIffF htrher fuwiF gsr. hroil-
rr "a Hsr ruuHtprs Zoe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

Denver july ls -Cuttl. receipts
1000, market struug 90 90 cemBl
hIHu~t beef steers 81 o. % 20.
cove Iud h.lf.r- 81 7amsbO.
.Ils.H s. uoWlt 90 buils t250H
.u sfuok'r- aud feeders 80 25a
D. go
lipr receipts nsG muTaet 10 10
o. tonts higher. top $40 20 huik
$40 alulu.T Co..
sheep receipts 1891 market un-
changed ewes 50 70 spring
LLu.u. 81. ..MI.- ~
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RIGHT NOW

Is THE TIME To i-sT.fT o..
THAT sI.p CAR Npt"NG I.ITr
PLANNING pN All. NI.l.
uoN'r TAKE y CHASE. CO.'S s
Fly -NIgHT TUuIosITIDN
THAT MAY LEAVE NuI IppU.
EE AND WISER TAl,E NI.p"E
At TIRE OFFEis SIT rpuTIl
HY ALHJQu Fi;Qt rs RELIABLE.
AUTO DEALERS NNu MAKE
Your SELECTION II.NN
THERE IpI| 30. StT RE
tiHFT IT
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

ottawa A battery o.. X Na.
.Hu rHrfIarr willis being draFrrA
from the cts auditorium base
mont broke me rope aud Diner
Lindsey IG suffered BE- broken anf
crushed leg when uinnrd between
ih' concrete chute ana l wheel 81
tns carflHEe umrr was vatthiof
tht ruurizuIrn and the batter sald
nHd h"ru warmed away before the
u.tItrnf occurred
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-07-10

KANSAS CITY Iulv 90 ErNs
uu'n'uE'a Nrsts .s,
IHfier creamery ] e. lower $50
backing unchanged. Pc
lHHItIt uurharE.d hens ia
-iH hrull,rs 90 So z2c
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FOR SALE -aeai Estate

ruR SNLE-Tao ,hUirs bots on fA1t
HIltsf avenue near new u Ehlauda
fcHual Ihuur 1875 "
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lIInQIr I'M MNrckINn ID

AJru wRECKfSG 90
hre aud Used
IMPEACHMENT PARTS
90 Aiart fut Az Cara
tested before irf inE shop
piui- e%irrinrai parts tops, bodies
hufnr isnlttun sets springs. uir
|arried for ~ make ~ ar Nov
luss fhsns pinion md ring geHfs
ior on rsn kssu us To- mlnd
hENlto's OLDEST WHECkiNG
HOUSE
|is West Central Phone ava
Words TuRDs 1927 toufing
h 1917 touunr rpseister Harfh
ether eftras 1921 rpeeistrf
classy job Trade the nld 80
rms csn be- afrangei Mrintusb
J. alial3 " Coppsr.
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rHfH arrive nruau
30 -lhr Scout 80 pm 81 pm
SOD tauf Ltd 10 DO an a 1o Az
Sol f-tarsU last BOO au Hm ]. sO al
y" y The Naval" NJ 80 hm uU an
~~ulTIfnDf Nd
W ~ lHsn Wv iostu 900
80 q, 81 i'ssH Fsr a. 81 -
FAEThuJ ~
81 Ttr Navajo . lu t-a a. An.
80 laUf lad p 90 Dol a. tss
81 - FTht 1921 nH tu rrr
10 ih-tha scout - Nm 7. go an
FHnN HOUrW
81 80 fram 10 it.sa O. 40 pHa
s. 1903 Frafa ~ fnai v in ~
No HH raHrrffs 81 NaHsn rft ~ "a
Tor tlsgls fecus valley kansss Ctg
and urH toast
SO q eon-seis N Hsirn wtih No 20
'ruia pintts ard paints .asi and suutA
~ ttasis
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FOR SALE Furniture

FOR SALE One round dinihs room ia
Bile sfN feei sStensinu one fonni
table 1907 NORTH Fou-tk.
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You will find it in our Classi
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The Owosso times., 1922-02-03
COOKING YOUNG C0TTONTAILS
Meat May Be satisfactorily Substi-
tuted for Beef in Goulash and
Other Mixtures.

Young cottontail or other rabbits
may be cooked in any of the ways
chicken is prepared, and their meat
may be satisfactorily substituted for
beef or mutton in goulash and other
stewed mixtures Of meat and vege-
tables. The United States Depart
ment of Agriculture has thoroughly
tested the following recipe for jugged
hare: Belgian hair, jack rabbit, or
wild rabbit may be used.
Clean the hare, remove the tough
skin and membranes covering meat.
Cut into pieces of about Pinch lengths !:
cut II pound of bacon into dice of
about half an inch square. In a plate
mix teaspoonfuls salt, teaspoonful
black pepper, 4 teaspoonfuls -four, u
teaspoonful thyme, bay leaf broken
or crushed. 3 teaspoonfuls finely
chopped onions, 1 teaspoonfu grated
nutmeg, and pinch Of ground cloves.
Roll the diced bacon and one-fourth of
the meat of the hare in this mixture.
In saucepan melt 2 tablespoonfuls of
butter, or lard and butter mixed:
when hot add the bacon and all the
meat, brown nicely, add little hot
water or soup stock and simmer for
" hour.
The Owosso times., 1922-02-03
MOTHER! CLEAN
CHILD'S BOWELS WITH
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP

Even a sick child loves the 'fruity"
taste of California Fig Syrup" If the
little tongue Is coated, or if your child
is listless, cross, feverish, full Of cold,
Or has collie, give a teaspoonful to
cleanse the liver and bowels. In few
hours you can see for yourself how
thoroughly it works all the constipa-
tion poison, sour bile and waste out OF
the bowels, and you have a well, play
full child again.
Millions of mothers keep California
Fig Syrup" Landy. They know tea
spoonful today saves a sick child to-
morrow. Ask your druggist for genu-
Inc california Fig Syrup" which has
directions for babies and children Of
all ages printed on bottle. MOtheri
You must say california" or you may
get an imitation fig syrup.-Advertise
ment.