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THIRD GAME OF CITY
CHAMPIONSHIP TODAY
Panthers And Bulldogs Meet
In Crucial Game Of Series
Tuesday Afternoon At 3
O'clock On Berry Field

The crucial game of the Howard
Birmin CHAM Southern series is on
tap for Tuesday afternoon. The
game starts at 8 o'clock and will be
played on Berry field at Howard COL
lege.
The Howard squad has won both
of the games played so far this sea-
son and if they win the game Tues
day afternoon it will bring the series
to a close. The two colleges stage a
five-game series annually for the
city championship, and the first
team to take three of the games car
ries off the championship. Last year
the series went four games. The
Birmin CHAM Southern team won the
first two. Howard won the third and
Birmingham Southern closed the Sc
ries by taking the fourth. George
oates was largely instrumental in
the Partners victory over Howard.
as the Bulldogs were unable to hit
him to any great extent However;
this year the tables are turned and
the Panthers have weak pitching
staff and the Bulldogs have Ham"
Stevens, with whom the Panthers
have not been able to connect eff
fectively so far this season
Ham has held the Painters tN L
hits in the two games and will start
though he played two games last
week, held Ham from the fray.
with the exception of about one in
ming, and has been saving him for
Tuesdays game.
Ray Hodge will probably oppose
Ham" on the mound. Kay pitched
coed game against the Bulldogs
On Berry field in the opening game
ofs the series. He has good control.
a good curve ball and a level head.
If Ray is in good form Tuesday the
Partners stand good show of wiz
ming the game and getting IA crack
at the Bulldogs on Munger field.
Both the Panthers and Bulldogs
have had good men out of the series
on account of injuries. However
Runyon, Bulldog left fielder and
clean-up man, will be back in the
lineup against the Panthers Tues
DAY Fred White has been playing
left field in a creditable manner in
Munyon's absence.
Greek Griffin, second baseman
and cleanup man for the Partners,
Griffin Las not been in any of the
games of the Howard seri~s, but has
heen sitting on ths bench with
sprained ankle since the Union series
with Birmngham-South about
three weeks ago. Mike" Norton,
center fielder, who was out of the
last Howard game, will also be out
of the Tuesday afternoon contest on
account of illness.
Both teams .pu. in hard after
Moons wo,k Monday in preparation
for the game. Coach Brown gave
the Painters hard workout both in
the field and with the willow. while
afternoon in the field, with some
hating practice,
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Propose Benefit Game
For Sentell Family

SHREVEPORT, La, May "A ben
eft game. to be played here for the
family of Paul Sentell. National
league umpire, whose death occurred
recently in Cincinnati, has been sug-
gested by sgd Smith, former mana
ger and catcher of the Shreveport
Texas league club, who was in base
ball when Sentell was in the Texas
league as manager of the Galveston
team and later as umpire.
Smiths plan is to. select team
from players now in the Texas league
who were in the league during Sem
tells service and to play the Shreve-
port club the next time the team
cCmes home for a prolonged stand.
Smith and Hyder Barr. the latter
now of Shreveport, have agreed to
take part in the gae.
In the event the plan rs approved
by President Doak Roberts of the
Texas league and officials of the
Shreveport club. the local team will
be asked to move up one of its
games to double header, thus leav-
ing a date open for the benefit.
Sentell's widow and son reside in
New Orleans.
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jaw set. Red tore in. and in a
second had knocked Mcmahon
winding, to rise at the count of
nine. Herring all but stopped the
doughty Patsy in that round, and
as he came back to his corner,
he smiled at newspapermen pres
ent, and said: well, that about
evens matters up. doesn't it"
And the scribes agreed, readily.
Then. another round was
called. and Red advanced to meet
Mcmahon. In the center of the
ring, Mcmahon started rushing,
and backed Herring against the
ropes. A flashing right hook, and
Red was once more stretched on
the canvass for the count OF nine.
Herring arose wabbling. but he
brought his right over with all
the force of his body behind II.
and Mcmahon sank to the floor
from the result of a terrible blow
in the neck.
And thus it was throughout the
battle, first one and then the
other would be at disadvantage.
When the 10 rounds were up. and
the draw decision was announced.
the few hundreds present arose
as one man, and acclaimed them
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N1Ezf{kz;S$c

you can say for me that L in
tend stepping ing there and tax
ing the punches bf Eddie Ander-
son. You can say for me that l
intend stepping in there and
whaling away at Eddie Ander-
son as he has never been whaled
away at before. | intend making
it the greatest battle ever
fought in Birmingham and l
want you to tell the public about
It.
Il want the crowds to turn out
. next Monday, not so much f,r Che
momentary gain, but for the flu
ture of my boxing in Birming-
ham. If. knowing that ] honest
ly expect to make it the. best
fight of my career here. the fans
fail to turn out, I really can't
see that it will be any use OF
me continuing scrapping at the
B. A. c.
And never WINS stranger ultl-
nahum issued by any man.
fiery tempered little Irishman.
Weighing around lbs pounds. has
announced to the world that he
expects tn put up the best night
. of his life. and asks the public TO
he preseDt-cISc.
And yet, who can blame Her
ring. he of the Red Rebel dis
pOsitiOnf without doubt. Her
ring has proven one o. the best
fighters to ever appear In the
local nrena. and lack Of support
from the fans IN bound to prove
diSheanteninE to him. However
excellence of Monday nights
card. and no ultimatum. will
probably bring the crowds out
next Monday night.
The few hundred fans who wit
messed that whole sOuled battle
of Red Herring against Patsy
Mcmahon at the Birmingham
Athletic club year or so ago
will probably never forget it.
As courageous as the battle of
Napoleon at the Waterloo was
Herring's uphill fight against
his sturdy countryman, the Irish
man Mcmahon.
Early in the bout, Patsy landed
a terrific right clip to the jaw
that knocked Herring down for
the count of nine. Red arose
weak and groggy, but made his
way back to- his corner. In the
next round, he sprang from his
chair with tears in his eyes. his
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FRENCH ATHLETIC
DY SUSPENDS|
PARIS TRACK CLUB

PARIS, May Ito spite its face.
the French athletic federation Mon
day sliced off its nose. The fedora
ton suspended the Paris University
club until the end of 1924 unless ex-
plantations can be made" of the
Charlie Paddock incident. This sus-
pension Will bar from the French
olympic team all the members of the
club who participated in last weeks
meet with Paddock. In other words,
the French athletic federation, to
sustain the American A. a. u. in
technical point of jurisdiction has
deprived itself of much of tae Olym-
pic strength of the nation
Paddock has been barred from all
future meets under the federation's
auspices unless he should be re-
instated by the A. A. L.
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German Fight Club

NEW YORK. May 7-Believing
that French boxers get all the best
of 1t from New York matchmakers
and German pugs get the worst of it.
group of German Americans here
have organized the National Star
Athletic club to feature the fighters
from Deutschland. Gus Spreneer, for
merly a scrapper under the deceiving
name of Jimmy Duffy. will be the
matchmaker.
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both the greatest of all. That's
the type of battler Red Herring
is. and the support of the fans is
all he asks to stage just such
bouts as these here.
A prominent ex-chnmpion has
established correspondence
school for boxing. Would you say
TINT graduates Of his "unrversfty"
would he qualified to WELD n
I'm nailed fist" throughout the re-
mainder Of their natural HveSs
Eddie Andersen. who meets
Red Herring at the Birmingham
Athletic club next Monday night.
comes here fresh from victory
over Patsy Mcmahon. the sturdy
Irish lad who fought that great
draw with Herring at the Biz
mingham Athletic club year or
SO ago.
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KinseUa axes Lead

LONDON. May Waiter Kinse1la
the American professional, won three
out of four sets Monday In his match
for the worlds court tennis cham
pionship, with g. +. HoVey, British
holder of the world title, The con-
test is to be decided by seven out of
thirteen sets
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Cleveland u, st. Louis 8.
Detroit S, Chicago A.
(Only games scheduled.)
TOday's Games
Boston at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Yesterdny's Results
Pittsburg Il. st. Louis 4.
Brooklyn IL, Boston II 60 in
nings).
New York 10, Philadelphia s.
(Only games scheduled.)
Today's Games
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Boston.
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At Greenville 4, Charleston l.
At Spartanburg 3, Charlotte II.
At Columbia Augusta. not sched-
uled; two games tomorrow.
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nings and the pills are now at the
bottom.
The Pirates broke up the triple tie
for third placesin the National league
bX winning from the Cardinals in
PittsburG, IL to 4. This shot the
PittsburS team in second place and
the Braves dropped into tie with
the Cardinals for fourth.
Only three games were scheduled
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BASEBALL FORM
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Birmingham IS, Memphis 1.
Atlanta 8, Little Rock /.
(Only games scheduled
TOday's Games
Memphis at Birmingham.
Little Rock at Atlanta.
Nashville at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION

Springfield 4. Okmulgee ..
Fort Smith 4, Enid l.
Omaha II, Denver 6.
Henrietta 6, Ardmore ).
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Johnson To Atlanta

ATLANTA. Ga. May Hilbert
Johnson. young right-hand pitcher,
has been turned over to the Atlanta
Association club. by the
New York Yankees.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE


At Norfolk 5, Wilson 4.
At Richmond IA, Portsmouth 8.
AT Rocky Mount |, Petersburg 0.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL

&OLbEpEs bAStbALL
At Knoxville, Tenn, University CT
6. University of Tennes-
see.
Batteries: Nanarsdal and Pribb!e
cantwell and Powell.
TEXAs LEAGUE:
Shreveport ), Dallas 10.
Wichita Falls 5. Fort Worth 4.
Houston IL Beaumont 3.
Galveston I. San Antonio 6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
st. Paul |, Minneapolis 8.
Toledo {, Indianapolis >.
Columbus D, Louisville 3.
Kansas City Milwaukee
INTERN NATIONAL LEAGUE
Jersey City g. Syracuse 6.
Baltimore 3. Rochester 10.
Toronto 9, Reading 2.
Newark Buffalo game transferred
o later date.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE
Bradentown 4; at Lakeland D.
Daytona 4; at Tampa s.
Orlando A. at st. Petersburg S.
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
At Laurel 3. Jackson 4.
At Clarksdale >, Hattiseburg &.
At Greenville >, Meridian 3 (s in
nings rain).
At Greenwood 5, Vicksburg 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux city ). Des Moines 4.
St. Joseph 4, Oklahoma City I.
tNo others scheduled)
Joplin Nc Alester, game postponed
DulnMn%T IEAGIfE
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

st. Paul /, Minneapolis 8.
Toledo Z, Indianapolis ).
Columbus D, Louisville 3.
Kansas City Milwauk ee-rain.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-05-08

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
1t Raleigh 3, Durham T.
Others rained out.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE

Bradentown 4; at Lakeland ).
Daytona 4: at Tampa 6.
Orlando 4; at st. Petersburg S.
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Sioux City }. Des Moines 4,
st. Joseph 4, Oklahoma City I.
tNo others scheduled)
Joplin MIC Alester, game postponed.
, 1923-03-17
Sport Calendar

Racing
Meeting OF Jefferson Parish Fair
association closes at New Orleans
Meeting of Cuba-American Jockey
club, at Havana.
Meeting OF Tijuana Jockey club, al
Tijuana.
Needing OF executive committee Of
U. s. Lawn Tennis association. at
New York.
Bowling
Annual tournament OF American
Bowling Congress. at Milwaukee.
Swimming
New England intercollegiate cham.
pionshlps, at Boston.
National interscholastic champion.
ships. at New York.
National n Central A. A U.
championships, at Detroit.
South Atlantic A. a. L. champion.
ships, at Baltimore.
Track
Annual indoor games of Morning
sido A. A. at New York.
Western intercollegiate Conference
indoor meet. at Evanston.
Southern California Conferences
championships. at Pomona
Basketball
New England in-terscholastic tourn.
ament. at Afelford. Mass
Indiana State in~terscholastic tourn,
ament, at indianapolis.
Oregon State interscholaSdc tourn-
ament. at Salem.
Idaho State interscholastio tourna-
mcnt, at Moscow.
Gymnastics
Western Intercollegiate Conference
championships at Columbus. o.
Wrestling
New England intercollegiate cham.
p~ionships. at Boston
Western intercollegiate Conference
championships, at Columbus, o.
Boxing
Eugene Criqul. European feather
weight champion. sails for America.
Battling Sikh vs.. Mike Afcrigue, 90
rounds. at Dublin.
Tommy Lynch VS.. Charley Good.
man. IL rounds. at Brooklyn.
, 1923-03-17

The games this ear have produced
wonderful basketball and tonight's
games promise to eclipse anything
that has been seen to date. The FIRST
game win be called promptly at 1880
o'clock.
Followers OF all the teams have
been looking forward to these games
as the major event OF tho season.
Plant No. 1 defeated Plant No. 3
earlier in the Eeason before a rowd
OF 500 fans. No. 3 players nre out
TO even up the score II possible and
by using OF good stiff defense have q
chance to beat their opponents. Plant
No. / players have the edge on their
opponents, however. according to all
available dope.
Between the Methodist and Back.
log teams. which will meet in the
other game Of the doubleheader, the
church hve has the edge but a close
CONTEXT is predicted.
Team standings in the champion.
ship series to date follow:
, 1923-03-17

champion, n Eugene Criqui, his
French rival on June ?. and the
other between Jimmy Wilde. English
holder OF the worlds nyweight belt.
and Paacho villa. former American
ii2 pound champion. on juno IS.
Entnnglements have been placed in
the way OF tho Rllbane-C rlqui fight
because the American is at present
on the outlaw list" OF the New York
State Athletic Commission.
-Four other championship bouts are
in the making. Benny Leonard. light
weight title holder, VIII be ready to
defend his crown June /. possibly
against Lew Tender Mickey Walker
Is likely to risk his welterweight title
on July 4 aEainst either Dave Shade.
or George Ward; Joe Lynch. provid.
Ing he is successful in retaining his
bantamweight title IN the meantime.
may appear against Carl Tremaine
Of Cleveland: while Johnny Wilson Il
understood to be Tentatively matched
to defend his middlewaight champion.
ship against Tommy Robson of Nal
den, Mass, in June or July.
Heavyweight title contenders win
occupy the limelight May II, at tho
Yankee Stadium where Jess willard
Will box Floyd Johnson and Luis
Firpo VIM fight an opponent as yot
unsolicited.
Tho South Americans opponent, It
was said, today, is likely TO DO either
Billy Mlske OF st. Paul. or Bob Roper
Of Chicago.
, 1923-03-17
WRESTLERST To
CLASH MONDAY

Monday evening at the IRIS theatre
the first wrestling match to be held
in Casper in several months VIII be
staged when Tiny" McLuth and
Wroblenske. the Terrible Turk.
heavyweights. will meet IN a finish
match, best two out OF three falls,
catch-as catch-can. The men have
met twice before IND wrestled to n
draw. The asst time the match went
more than two hours without either
man beng able 10 show any su-
premscy.
As a preliminary "Whirlwind'' Nc
Fariand OF Chicago and Al Hoffman.
welterwelghts. Will meet in n wrest-
ling bout.
, 1923-03-17
By Briggs

t.onal a. A. U. handball championship
tournament opening here Monday
were being completed today. APPROX
mately 20 players have entered in ell
events. Championships in both divis-
ions WIN be played Saturday. March "a,
at tho 81. Paul A. c.. where ell
matches win DO held.
Championship play IN the. doubles
are expected to bring together William
Sakmann Of tho Trinity club of New
York, William Rant OF the Los Ange.
les A. c., and A. L. Schinner. Mlwau.
kee. and Or. Carl Haidese OF ST. Paul
A. @.
, 1923-03-17
ENTRIES IN
DERBY CLASSIC
$4,000 Purse Goes to Win.
ners of Louisiana Race
Today.

NEW ORLEANS. La. March H.
sixteen thoroughbreds, tho pick Of
the 5-year-old racing hore this win.
ter, are entered in the $4,000 Louis.
lima derby. feature Of tho closing
days program at Jefferson park 10.
day. Fair weather and a heavy track
were the carly offerings.
The derby. stellar attraction of the
long winter racing meet here. will be
at a mile and n furlons.
Shamrock, the black colt Of t. w.
o'Brien, who has performed well here
on any kind of track. probably viii
be installed as tho public choice, with
Setting Sun. owned by e. x. Bryson,
given second consideration. G. r.
Aliens Calcutta. carrying top weight
of 122 pounds, William Daniels Ed.
ward Gray. J.. c. Kohn's Chiva, C..
Phillips Eulalia, the S~outhland's
stables Amole and tho Kilmer and
Holland entry's Anonymous are ex.
pected to have a large figure.
, 1923-03-17
TOURNEY
Nearing END
AT UNIVERSITY

LARAMIE, wyo. March 17.-chey-
enne and Powell high schools viii meet
this morning for the championship in
Class A in the state high school bas-
ketball tournament at the University
OF Wyoming. Powell went into the
finals yesterday by defeating Rock
Springs 10 TO 8 in a thrilling game.
Evanston n Laramie will play OF
for h championship in Class B and
the winners in the two classes will.
meet tonight for tho state champion
ship.
, 1923-03-17
'SOX-GIANTS
SERIES OPENS

CHICAGO, March 17.-The Chicago
American league club today was
ready TO open its twenty game series
with the New York National league
club at San Antonio. Texas, advices
here stated. Willie Kamm was TO
watch the game on OF an in.
jured knee.
The Chicago National league club
was at Los Angeles today to play the
second game OF a trio scheduled with
the Los Angeles club. Tho Cubs won
yesterday . to 2 in an extra snninr,
, 1923-03-17
Branch Rickey
Wants SouthpaW

ST. LOUIS. Mo-. March 17.-Branch
Hickey. manager Of the st. Louis
Nations. is attempting to ans a
deal with a major league club in an
effort TO obtain a left-hand pitcher
before the season opens, according to
word received here today from the
Cardinals training camp at Braden-
town, Fla. The advices reported
Hickey as having his eye on Phil
Weinert, Philadelphia National south
paw.
, 1923-03-17
SUZANNE Wins
TITLE AT NICE

NICE. March 17.-By The Associa-
ted PresslSNfle. Suzanne Lenglen
won the finals in the wumen's singles
OF the Nice lawn tennis tournament
today from Miss Elizabeth Ryan. for
merly OF California, 81. 60.
Have high quality photos taken IN
own homo by Wallace & Son,
Phone 14a.J to sec samples.
, 1923-03-17
World Results
By Leased Wire
CHAMPIONSHIP, SERIES IN CITY
CAGE LEAGUE TO END TONIGHT

The curtain on the 1923 basketball season in Casper will
be rung down at the high school gymnasium this evening
when the final set of games will be played in the Casper Bas,
ketball league. The two Standard Oil teams will battle it out
Tor 1rst place and possession of the cup for this year and the
Methodists and Backlogs will meet in the other game w
, 1923-03-17
First IN NeUS
Of All EDents
SIX TITLE GOES IN THE MAKING
NEW YORK TO SEE BIG BATTLES

NEW YORK, March 17-G5y The Associated Press)-
SIX worlds boxing champions will defend their titles in New
plans of promoters.
Two OF the title bouts have been arranged for the Polo
grounds, the first between Johnny Kilbane. featherweipht
, 1923-03-17

Drive in 10 tho Center Street Fill
ing station. Let US drain your crank
case OF the old oil and fill it with
Nourse OIL. No charge for the labor.
, 1923-03-17

NEW YoRK-Enne Fsores. Fiji
Pine featherweight. defeated Tom
Noble. English Boxer in ten rounds at
Madison Square Garden. Flores. who
outweighed his opponent o pounds.
, 1923-03-17

WINDSOR, ont.-Carl Tremnine OF
Cleveland. won the Judges decision in
a ten round bout here with Johnny
Ertle Of st. Paul.
, 1923-03-17

Los ANGELES-Teddy Silva, Los
Angeles bantamweight, defeated
Dandy Dick" Griffin of Fort Worth
Texas, In a around bout here.
, 1923-03-17

CLEVELAND-Pitcher Jim Ed.
wards has joined the Cleveland In.
dians Mt Lakeland, Fla, according 10
advices received today.
, 1923-03-17
SPORT BRIEFS

ST. PAuL-Jock Malone knocked
out Mike O'Doud in the first round.
, 1923-03-17

cHIcAGo-Northwestern won the
western conference swimming meet
with 81 points. Other teams finished:
Minnesota so; Wisconsin 1e; Illinois 10.
Iowa finished eighth with three.
, 1923-03-17

oMAHA-Billy Wells. English wei.
~terweight, champion. won a referees
decision here over Frankie schoe1I.
Buffalo. New York in their ton round
Bout II was the fastest ten round
bout ever witnessed here. 'rinyp
Herman. Of Omaha. heavyweight
scored a technical knockout over
Emil Engberg. st. Paul Minnesota.
, 1923-03-17

BOISE, Idaho-Ioe Stecher, former
heavyweight champion wrestler Of
the world. won two straight falls from
Farmer" Bailey, of Chicago In a
match held here. Stecher won the
first fall in 80 minutes and 10 econd
with n body scissors and n half mel.
son and the second in nine minutes
and 81 seconds with n combination
face lock and body scissors.
, 1923-03-17

cLEVELAND-walter Lutzke. third
baseman obtained from Kansas city
by the Cleveland American league
team, has a fielding hand that meas.
ures lmost a foot from the tip Of one
fore finger to tho base OF the wrist.
With the fingers in spread formation,
the measurement from the tip OF his
little finger II the tip OF his thtrnr
was 1871 inches. The width II his
palm is SIS inches.
DULUTH - Jimmy DELANEY, 81,
Paul, received the judges decision
over Billy Shade, New York at the end
of n fast ten round bout here. They
are light heavyweights.
SIOUX CITY-Eari Puryer. Denver
bantam and Connie Curry, Sioux city.
broke eve in their ten round bont
here. according to a newspaper deci.
sion.
, 1923-03-17
Drawings for
HdndbaU Plan

ST. PAUL. Mimi. March 17.-Draws
for the singles and doubles in the Ma
, 1923-03-17

Picture, showing Buffalo Bill
in the only picture he ever
played in himself.
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-09
coMiNo ATTRACTIONS

COLISEUM - Eugene O'Bren in Sealed Hearts"
 PALACE-Hobart Bosworth in ."The Brute Master"
The Alaska daily empire., 1923-01-09
Why Druggists Recommend
 Swamp-Root.

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 Swamp Root has stood the test of years. It is sold by all druggists on it's merit and it should help you. No other kidney medicine has so many friends.
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 However, if you wish first to test this great preparation send ten cents to Dr. kilmer & Co.,, Bing- hamton, N. r., for a sample bottle. When writing be sure and mention this paper. Advertisement