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.Tmf LEADER. GUTTTRTE. OKLX. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1319.
PTOEPOUH
THE DAILY LEADER
by irni-ir u. niBI-ack.
Patttthr! from Tba f.!i Leader tullj
14, ftut liurtwoa 0!-rl
M lb Uutfcrw I- o.fl'l. av,uj
M'tur.
Call fur av'Mr Uierrtuia, rar-ta it
(hauia, obttry 0't!-. re.,)acloDa,
aork-tr D-1 hur- -til. kfttir D Ai'r,
rail f-r cbnrctt rae-t.if Ui'-eet toooUf
arroo-n re rtnt lid a iiUUiiig
t wiU be efcarjfed for.
IMIIY Mil") BIPTIOX BATE.
fer iB.i:!h. by r-i.r , t
lr Jrr, by .am.". In a-ltaor ...... '
r )jr, by mill, la a Warn HM
New Vorfc t-fTu-e: N. M. fcfaefr'HJ. ti-.'tal
lalago off!.: N. M. FteffVM Agaey.
Bi.-alua t.fft--t No l"M t nrt'-C
(wpilnT ni'l Vttm -wii, Nu. 101 W.
tUrrlton. Ki'.:rll rvc-ma. tffv W. Har
rU.m To tcatt ill firluwuU pLuM
ittuilj TV.
MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED
PRES3.
The Associated Prs fa exclusively
entitled to the ne for reublleadoa
of all news dlrratch''s crlitl to It
or not otherwise credlte. la this
1-aper and lo the J'xsal uowa li(H
I abed herein
NO MUSHINESS IN THEM
Andrew Cnr-regi was wore
S-'fti'li tlsnn le was .!ii'i;nlir-j.tt.
To Mrs K' iss. I! Sue- ,fi. :.-'iv the
advice: " fiepiemher that r.-iot
purely oharifal'!' trift s n lnnre
In 'Tit than pel M the niic,-i' ts
--wiiom ymi i?o i know. To
ll-os. you do knott', infinite pood
ciin le done" rt, -"Ask for list
f gnricricr.- to Jittj eaitse, find
then if you wi-h to aid srive in!r
what the JarLTt vn!,seri!-T j.'av
i h is prevents it ml t,iiH'i ii(m
yon. "
T'jc f'vrth':oiv-iriir rc! irn-iiati'm
of 111'' wr!d--' I'l'nfid' n?lv jtc
ii'it"'l v?erever l;a!N nr.' t f-c
Jiii-ed is !:kc!y t" fail into mnh.
itiss .md disastrous si'ntimontrdi
ty n!es the riirht I'lTsi-iK Live
th matter in eiuir?;'. ". know
of only one jv."-;h' m-. think
enpahh of S'-rviiiir as Ih exierts
rierefsarv, nnd th'ir land is Scot
lanj. THE NEW BOLD-
NESS OF VILLA
IV.'iri' is.'0 YtlSn has j.'.-rard.'d 1
the tui!!s in the Mexiean K?at of j
Dm eiiiro ' wiih a iinnifst ini
nhieh rrotident t'arrnnza is -Tiouhi-ed
as a traitor to his f(,!iit
Iry.' This iiwol.'ts.'e is prha r a
mea.si;r' .f Vi!!a prs'.-nt
sfr.JU'rh. Th. re has horn a hinir
s-'airtn itMvhi.di that si.-!itiet,wn -f
fitri.iioc has a'j"ar'tit ly n-eocrdred
Ihfiflie ynf no 'or rhan a Ihindit
-a f.o.'!!i e' il-'iJi'i pti-v ui'i his
heaj and v.o ho
to toot an af'ar an.
the wife of nr
merrlianf. A n-nr j
i!i"o,i if i. rat i ii5.
the cniider of f '.
iter aims tl.;n
to earry off
J"'.') .'d:i i'l'.;
ivt. a larger
in iiii-r ,tsi- in
U:S s:t,tllu'h,d
session of mat -hita
across the lorder-th- sr h.-u,. ro.
vivd ia.Vi'I.i a resj-n t for him
se!l rxtljiis Mi..ii i,.u its f'.k'ure of
lestiny. To cult in--elf a revo
lutionist is man? deoree H!-.'...
Rrjittitt!l ones.-If f i I.,. ., .,-,-;.,.
tl-ief.
STILL UNCLEAN
iJeriin nrw v! j. r. .. n
npon Ai;-tri,i $,,,
ooption in hri;iu'i';L'
de.-l.-u-e that U.-,;- "t
si,.n f !.
"ii tin- war.
T"i;;:i hands
itre ci fan.
lh;.s Ls ycrv mil. b f,s if an em
hezzlvr ,shu!d (-hiita vindication
HP'VI T , I t!;;;,t I,. !;(,,! T,,v.t-
rohh.'d ii-!i ro'st. AhsoKed of
rosponMhiKty f:.r proxokin- th-t.-rnS-Ic
eonflh.-t., , the ih rmans
v""'ih n ill ).. r-.'sp,.nsir:,. f.,r ,.;)r.
'yirc i.ii the v;ir with hoiharitv.
tor remiro.iictr.r torture
on voiif-t OIL' the weak no.I
if cent. ,,,v oio-rviiiioni" to t ?t ists '
f !,,,. i
Th
.as
v.
di:.
a v
m- Ui.'i?
the rrnn-
'lOWeVrp
'it al'v c
many
-id'.-s
o e. ve j.ern ii ort
but never one who !..
l-'-:'
.'t f:;:'
nicn.
s ' Caused fay
Acid-Stomach
lt FATOyro. t! -ren'te'tal m'-'t-ra tr,:j.
aeo rearer, tave ion quu It tvitr-l imm )
gt.i;inf blotii;is, lu.Hj-ri'ptji;na.tn:1jet.io.
tioatei. tom-t-b. oj-t.t-rja. hv-
turn tod ottertnci)ca tsiferlc. 1 fi! i in aa
rai:l If Acid-Stamacb m nnicA ataut
Eio lM!f!e oul ot t-a utljr In re ar or
oethtr. Ot) writ? I.-..C-- ' Binr I
uMl t ATONIC. I coul-1 not tat a bit nith
brl bmi it riat i.,., wet a- J t m r. I
biir not ea4 a tit t-4 Uouti finte tae
trst lablf t."
ii:i!ii-c are ictic of Acid-StotMch mtfi
nui taomitig it. Ttir- aie t ami aiiin.
be poorliftiD.bodit- tt::i inrt tly nc.ur
b a.Uiouib tars nut est hrti!-. Grara
itKordrra ar hkei- to t aiow tl an at-rd-tnms.-tl
! ewtltcVHj. Cifrho!,!- o( .s hri-t .
imetttnaj ertuowttm. -atr.ti ratirt ef th
iomai-ti (here are cmif s l-n til tdemaoy
all men : otl.-n t It Acid.Stom-.tk.
Aiulteirr dam Catartii c( te Meireartiof
tl fill' taBdiDg ru: "I bat ralilia ol
ttia Momieh loi 11 loujf yran ac l I uetr
fuurul aiirtnini- to ct tn att (tnrl jtmt
tcmr-or ry reiki until I usl KAltiN IC. It
- wuDrtf rlul rmlr ai 1 do col mot to
be without k."
It rom are tmt ierfcet ,nte right lark
erg atrt naiiw.m anddvvn l know ju-i
wnere to Iwite tn troutii try F.ATOMt?
and m how mm a tx-ttrt you will 11 (o
r tf.
At all amx tor---a l hnx tr vy and
JOUZ bouct Cir if ynd aic tkot utntntl.
AMI!
frca yocr XagPTOMAcg)
np vumn
5J
Sure
Relief
6 BELL-ANS
L.v-i4v-.' (Hot water
Sure Relief
3ELL-ANS
LFOR INDIGESTION
COTTON" ntop
ihosii:ct rw.L
whim; .iovrn
(Continued from J"w 1 )
tw tr.M;r '1 on!v to lie r,i, :l tiv
the
Insert. Kjc Asulu from th" I:i"''
(fart boil vcv.l anfl worm arf m-
ponib! for about nirtf-n-aths of ;h"
cotni'laints from the crof. S-rUmi
aamase in Crn'ral Trxas from wm
bns iixrrail, ami bolt weevil d"-v-,,.;..
nboat the wni'h tvof of th5
.r. i :.'! stafo.
. Piekine Cotton i open? rapai'y
ati'l pukins prorrtfs'nc utoir favor
ablf rdrnlitlons rxcr',,i .ru:hrrn T
at, whtre n'n s too fr.iunt.
OSnninsr Oln hv "' to start in
wine Mriioris. but sinnins may t
ralle.! (ferK-ral. Aii.oit l ;ht rant, atui
s.rohiibty nrrf -x.-..J:nir IT jx-r rent of
the I'Tobabte r was f-'traf-il rr!or
to Krpt 2'.
!. ,'.,, "i mOtrr ' b.- rroo !
.no' tr in inot sntion;. tmt thrrr arr
numrrtU! complain' of scarcity an
inofJiriency from oihT. Va?'-s ar
'.im'vp rai!y hlch. batnl5 in manv 'n-j'nnr.--?
ilfniatifiinir more than 12 P,,r
tinn.!r.-'l pounJ f'-r picking. U-plit
to ihe number of ii'A indicate th'i
labor is vl'ntiful. .tn that It will br
amo'.o ml 271 romNain of warvity
Qaah'iy of the Cotton In Tfxas nmt
Oklahoma, tx.pt sections danwsed by
j drouth, the f'lnr is looser and abovf
!'. averatre in v. ry way. V.l ew he-re
jthrtm-Uoiit th.- belt the tpulity of th.'
' rr -. Is axit. u - to a (rnod av.'-rapp
I - . ... v.
C.-r.i-ral Comm-nt warn iiroc.r
upon the fro d.oe in he north ha!'
of he b !t. where bo!! wrevi'
b.i.- destroyfd ai! hope of a top crop
Army or loaf worra is at work In the
mirth, but many hope that the strir-
I pmi? ik tne piani oi leases " '"
benefieial although t Me .rens or
orue of the smBlir !oiU. Itloonis
now hive n..t one chance in a million
to make. Of replies by county unit
KO innua-e that the plant is v-V
Inured,
!. . It.".
f.r!v well, an.l i:!t isx-r-
inilicaied that ti-'i'h"r ron
iunn? last 3 dav- wer fa
-li'ioin i a-
f.,ra!.:.-, and
'Ho lo-i civ-
',0! unfavorab! '. aic
wa tood and t tha'
(hete wasi oluino for ton crop devel
opment. Boll weevil daniase prtat 27t. se
rious or C'-r.'ilerable littl IS".
Condition of (he crop compared with
lu.t month: Botter S2. about r-anif
1,. a, poorer !".
Condition of the crop compared -with
l ist via-: IMter l t. about same S."
piHirer 31..
Quality i f lint: Arerae and bet
ter i4. below averase 124.'
Chief ronip'.aints: Worm1" -t!
H 2:' I. no frtik 3s, drou'h i'..'S, ho-
I -.villus .-s.
rn.-t lf. red si-ider 21, bo!"
rot
n.Kt rot 12.
Iteplie numbering Sd indicate th
er- is of about nvera-e date, 0 tha
it 1 from five to 12 days early, unc"
'" 4 that if W from a -k to mor
h'n a month late.
oviiihota's r-inditlon for the moroh
i e!i! ; an (I to sistme ; erioil in aai wa?
September "0, 6.-. per cent: Angus'
, . '. u-
per i -nt. Deterioration, nothing. Al
o :h. r ta!vs in the cotton ont snow
deterioration.
NEGRD WHO K1ULE0 CON.
DUCTOR STILL AT LARGE
(Continued from Pa;e t.)
office or t the office of Adjutant
Genearl G F Ilariett of the Oklahoma
National Guard.
A crowd ot approximately two "hun
dred men and boys hting about the
central folke station yesterday rut
no disorder was attempted.
T.:e nejrro, who is deicribed as
burly, f j-ears of ape or morp and
whoso woo! was irrey. boarded the
car and shoved a waman to one Side
in do!n; so. When the conductor
called him down, he said nothing, but
as he Rot up to leave the car he dre
a revolver and o! the conductor
dead. He escaped. Tosses Immedi
ately formed, but as the description
of the nejrro at that time was meagre
h was not apprehended. Several
nei-roes have been arrested and
brought to police headquarters, but
none of them have been identified by
the woman w."o was the cause of the
troutle.
The architect of a public parage ir
e, western city took advantage of th
decided grade of two streets and bull'
a sfrtKture of four stories which ha
I'nited States reclamation service are
nbout fS.MO.OOO.
Dormant Maladies Become
Acute; Saloons Get
Permission To Fill
Prescriptions
1 Itiiadelphia. (Kt t -l'n-x;4alnsble
if lh-' MysOerimis malady h,i h "-'tii4
to have ctrit ken liern!ly hundreds
of the m;tl population t Philadelphia
s:r.ee Jude Dickinson. In Ihe I'nited
State district cou't. on Tuexday ile
cfded it was not unlawful Cor n cal-xin-keop-r
to soil whi. ky for medicinal
t.U-tliwes. ii f
A purvey of the saloons of Phila
delphia yesterday revealed that thm
ottt the morn in sr an d the afternoon the
rei(iieis for whisky ere tin. rtre
detited. since th nation went dry. Pur
tender' said that men ttiked for whis
ky, and. In mmio faes. demanded it
wlih the plea ihtir they were ixl
well. '
The majority ol the saloonkeepers
aal they had none of "the stuff on
hand, and that pven-if they had, they
would not meet wPti h, renne-s' of
the Rorely affliHeil. iJome Mid they
are waitin? for further assuranees of
she strength of the decision before
takinjr any chancer.
One cherry-noseit beer vender i iiltn
ly averted tlmt he hid .some whisky
on hand and would pive it to any man
who brought him u prescription. He
tnd. however, not received any !r-eri;-tions
to fill, he suhI.
Another ntund bartender declared
that(a,i soon os he receive further
-ssuranee ihaf the dec-'sion" will hold
'-io in other cases ihat he will me-et
1th all requests for whisky.
Many of the bartender via id that
h-y rould not crot whisky if ihey
anted it: that it wa. "in bond" and
sravailabte. They were, for the most
Art, p!eari with the derision, and
seamed to feel that it m!?ht open the
wv for some dir-tribution of whisky
?ftoHff th many suffering from the
'explainable illnew.
'All of the bartender knew of the
de.-Kion. and if was a uttbjer-t of con
iitierbe conversation a round the
shons. While in some places it was
Aen -seriously, in other places it was
dUeuissed Jiehtly.
"I'm sick." was a common plea
around many bars in the northwest
m I t!h central part of ihe ritv. One
brteti,lpr dlared that v. are morn
n? he had received whisky for sundry
ti'mems. Several Mid that they had
received at least fif;y requests.
CATARRHAL DEAFNESS CANNOT
BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the dU-iased pnrfon cf the- ar
Thw i only one way to cur ca
'aThal deafnesi. and ihat in bv a con
"ttntionat n-nWy. Creranhal D.'tf
ness is raued bv an tnfinm d wndl
kn of the mucous linin-r of h En-s-'tchian
Tube. When this tube l m-fli-med
Vou have a rumbling sound or
:m --erfect hearing, anil when it Is en
tiifly r!ti.(i. I-afnss ; the rasult
I'nb-ss the in'Uinnnatton ran be re
du.HHl and thh tube rvrored ro it?
norma! condition, hcarln? will be de
stroyed forever Manv r-tue of daf-
ness are cause. w catarrh, which Ir
n inflamed cordition of the mucou'
oi -faces. Hali's Ca'arrh Medicine ac s
'hni the bioo.l on th- mucous surface!!
tf he sv-sf.m.
We will sive 0t.o Hundred ivdiar
'or anv tas" of Cv-irrhat Peafn."
'h; cannot ho cired bv HaH's Caarrh
Mcflic'n-. Circular. free. All IVrug
i's.. 7"r.
' K. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. O.
REDS WIN FIRST BATTLE
(Continued from Tapte I )
Fcl'sch siacrifjred, neither to Dauber!
Jackson taking third; Gandit u,, D!'
w; Gandil inelei to center, and
JackiiOu cfred. RMwm-r up. S: rik'
orie, bail one; Cumiit was ranch
stealing. Wintn to Rath. Hail two
ttrike two. bail thi-ee. Uisbers walked;
Schalk i( Call one, strike one. bal'
two; Scha.ik flird to Ror.sh. One run
ono hff, one error.
Second .Half, Second Inninq: Korf
up-ri s'r k'e'one," strike two, Koof fan
nvi.., -Xealo up; strike one, ball one;
Neale wut, K Collin to Gandil. vne
up: ball one. ball o, ball three;
Tike one. .W'.nso r.ietl ta Felsoh
No.nn., no hts. no errors.
Tmird Inning, First Half: Ck-ott
rp: striJ-e one, wrike two, ball one:
(feci; fanned. ,J Collia up; strike
cne, ball one; J Collins flied to Itonsh;
Ed Collin "up. ball one, strika one
ball- two, ball-three, strike two; Kopf
tarew-oitt Ed Collins. No runt, nr
hits no error.
Third Inning, Second Half: Ueu-
tlier up; batl one, wrike .!, bU two
bail'threV. Renther walked. Rath up
RaiA sacrificed. Cicotte to Gandil:
Reuthcr going to second. Daubert np
Bail bhe; Daubert flied to Jackaon
Reuther; retalninc aecmd. Grtdi p:
sirike one, -ball one, strike one, ball
two.; -trike two: Groh flied to Jack -ioa,
No. wn n hit, no errora.
Fourtti Vmiiifl, First Half: W-aver
up. ; Wea ver . out; '.Gmh to Daubert.
lackwsn . Ball on, etrika one:
Ko;Hf threw out Jack -on, Daubert tak-
E -
BEST FOR COLOS
Doctora Now Prescribe Caloubs.i
the Purified Calomel Tiblets j
TU.it Are Nauscaless,
Safe and Sure. i
noc'ora are wrnin Ihe tubiic that'
simple cold and mild cae of influ-.
ena of en lead to pneumonia ami!
win-i fjums riiiii)Mc,iTKn!i. 1 ney f
say that every cold khould n'refv. nt
med ate uttention and tlwt the fir t
tep In the treatment is to make auref
that the liver is active for th! pur-
pose Calotah. the perfected, nainea-!
tciis calomel tablet are the sures. i
be.tt and most agreeable laxaMv. j
One Calotab at bed tiaie with a
swallow of water that all. no unit
no nauseo. and Do U'.i-eitina: of the d'-
t;t:on and appetite. Next momlti! .
your cold has vanUhe.l, your liver U
active, your system i- rur'fied fnd j
refreshed and you are feepn f -nej
wish a hearty anpetite for breakfast.
Eat what yem please.--r.o daner. i
For your protection. Calotaba or",
sold only in oriyina! sealed i.ii kat s
price thirty-five cen-s All druir;i'
Adv.) i
ins the throw. I'elsrh up Strike one,
Kflsch wai thrown no. K-'i'f to Dau-b-rt.
No run, no hit, no errors. ;
Fourth Innino, Secord Half: Hoti'h
up; Rouh flied out to IMsch; Dun-j
can up; baK one, Human singled to
r tht center. Kopf u i kh- inp
Kopfa drive, throwing to seconu ami
forcing Duncan; R - - took the'
throw. N'eale up. N'eie siniitd to.
second, Kopf reachins M-eond savely.i
Wingo tip; Koi-f scor.-d . Wingo Ana-1
led, Kosf scoring on th' throw to thejl
nlate. Reuther u ; ball one; N.-alen
rand W!n?i scored on Reuther' triple
to the center field bleachers. Ra-h tip
Dal! one, ball two; Reu'her scored; !
Rath doubled Into ihe left Held j
bleachers, Reuther scorm?. Daubert j
up. Rati one. strike one, bail two, j
ball three. Rath scored. ( Clootie j
taken out of box.) Daubert singled
to rinht bringing tn Rath; Daubert j
took seoond on the throw: Groh up j
(Wilkinson roplaeed Cicotte on thri
rviei her's motindl. C-o'i filed to-E.-!--(
h Five runs six hits, no tr-j
ror;. " !
Fifth Inning, First Half Gandil up.
Tall one. strike one; Gandtl singled
to center. Rmbers up. ll:9terg titeti
to Rou.sh. Gandil holdinjc first. Pchalk
up. Foul, strike oae, ball one. Groh
took Schalk's drive and throwlnc in to
Rath forced Gandil. Sehaik on first.
Wilkinson up; Wilkinson forced
Schalk at second. Rath unassisted
No runs, one hit, no error.-.
Fifth Inning, Second Half: Roush
op: strike one. Rourh fliol to Fe'.H-h.
IVuncau up. Ball one; Duncan singled
to renter. Ko. f tip, strike one, ball
one, ball two. Duncan wm out at
tempting to steal. Schalk to R'.jbrr?.
Strike two, bail three. Risber? threw
cut Kopf nt first after making a great
stop. No runs, one hit no error.
Sixth Inning, First Half: J Collins
up: Ruu- made a great catch of J
Collins" fly to deep center. Eddie
Collin uP; foul strike, one ball; Eddie j
Collins was safe on a single which was
too hot for Reuther . tt. handle.
Weaver up; foul strike one. Weaver
put a Texas Leaguer into right. E
Collins taking second. Jackson up;
Jackson out on a grounder to Daubert.
unassisted. Collins on third and
Weaver on second. Felsch Jip; strike
one. -bail one, bait two. foul strike:
Felsch flied to Neale. No runs, two
hits, no errors.
Sixtl Inning, Second Hal': Nea'e
singled to center. Wlngo up; foul,
strike one. foul, strike two. Winco
fanned. Reuther np: ball one. foul,
Unite one: Reuther singled to ri?ht,
Neale goitn; to second. Rath up;
strike one, ball one, ball two. Rath
lined a fly to Itisbern and Neale wa
iotibled up; Ri.-berg to K Collins. No
runs, no hi:., no errors.
Seventh Inning, Firat Half: Gandil
up; strike one. Gandil filed to Nea'e.
Risher? up; Riberg out. Rath to Dau
bert. Schalk up; Schalk out, Groh
to Daubert. No run, no tin, no er
rors. Sevsnth Inning, Second Naif: Dau
bert op; strike one, ball one. Daubert
tripled into the right field crowd.
Groh up; ball one, atrlke one, foal
strike two, ball two, Daubert scored
a Groh'a single to center; Daubert
scored. Roush up; on Roush'a bunt
Weaver threw wild and Rush waa safe
at first, Groh taking third. Duncan
ip;; Duncan forced Rouffli; Groh
scorini. Kopf up: Kopf hit Intro a
double play, Risbeg to E Collin to
Gandil. Two run-ytwo hits, one er
ror. ' - ':;' ; :
Eighth Inning, Firtt Half: McMul-
en batting for Wilkinson. Serike one.
ball one, 'strike two. ball two: Mc-
XTullen singled to center. J Collin
up. Serike one. J Collin flied to
luncan; McMullen held first. Eddie
Collins up. Eddi filed to Roush; Mc
Mullen still remaining on first. Wea
ver Uii. Ball one. Weaver flied to
Roosh. No run, one h't. no error. k
Eighth Inning, Second Half: Low-
dermilk relieved
Wilkinson in the
W-s
A U A
22 Suits at $39.50
There iro navy blue series, hrown
P"jliu. irray flannel anl brick silver-
tone. The values are
The.M will jro fast at
$39-50
Don't
You May Call This
Moralistic; Maybe It Is
Once there was a taxieab driver
who sat lone hoar in the bitter cmd
while the youns man wio hired Tdm.
(by the n-.:'!e) sat inside a handsome
ho ue, t'.ie window s of which rosy
with open fires and softly tinted lamp
shade almost taunted him. lie
eoukl rave spent the time so comfort,
ab'.y in the garage and gone back
again a; a late hour when his "fare"
finally emerged from the "few min
utes"" call. Cut the driver didn't dare
bare without order because he Then aalu. there 'was & man who
needed the fare and his job. had heap of money, but was sadly
Once tiim? was a metier who sat 1 lacking in hu nblenes and trotheriy
patiently in the kitchen, too tired to' He dictated everytiins,' Uiat
read, but waiting tor daughter (who should be done in "it church and the
didn't mean to le selfUh) to dismlsiroor were made to feel their poverty
her lingering caller. Mother' bed- d t'ao good young minister didn't
roota was Just !ik a tiny pocket tuck
ed away In the klrt of the romrooa
sitting rootn and' so no one else
wanted It. But .she never murmured
because sl e loved her daughter and
wanted tr give her alt the 'Joy and
freedom from, care that ia the Inalien
able riprht of youth, she thought.
And once there waa a grocery clerk
who answered t phones and waited
upon customers, always with -courtesy,
no tnalter how trying, unreason
able and unjust they were, or how
they berated hita for not sending the
thing th?y bad forgotten to order
in time, alCough they had the as-he-dule
of deliveries hung right besldo
their telephone. Rut he was naturally
sweet-tempered and had an old moth,
er who depended on him, and It would
never -do to worry her.
Once there wtia an expert fitter or
glove. w:o tried on three pairi of
long, delicately tinted evening glove,
(both hand) fora fussy, fidgety, so-'
box for Chloatro. Neale up.
Strike
one Neale singled 4o left. Wlngo
up. Wlngo sacrificed, Lowdermily to
Gandil. Neale faking second. Reuther
tip. Foul, atrike one. ball one. Ren
ther -tripled to the centerfleld fence,
scoring NeaK Rith n;. Ball one.
Rath out. Riftber- to Candi!. Reuther
Being fcehi t th'rd. Daubert up. Ball
one, ball taro, tfrike one, atrike two,
ball three. Daubert waa lit on the
nu jr t"."" ie uroiiru
a though knocked out but soon re-
covered and walked to fir. Groh np.
Ball one, ball two. ball three; srtrike
1 ball four. Groh walked, filling the
bae. Rouh up. Ball one.' Rottsb
forced Groh. E Collin to RKvberg. One
V 1 V - ..:..wj . .. ' 1 tt- j ii. -.1
A timely sale
of
E HAVE
of suits
wan to pay Every su;t in the two
lofs is reduced Jn price and you
will instantly recognize the won
derful values when you see them.
to fftiO.W.
forget our Blanket Sale all this
Store hours: 9 to 6.
didn't want then after all.
Rut she
i
. had been told that to have clove ex
I pertly put. on was the best possible
tiinr to keep the fingers tapering and
firm. And, although she had spent
nearly an hour to make the sale, the
ttlove fitter never uttered an impu
dent 'word, because well, because she
was more ot a lady than the society
woman and,-" nowadays, buslne
houses have adopted tie slogan
"The customer is always right." -
dare utter what was In hi soul. Be
eaJuse, if the rich man withdrew his
support, the heavy mortgage on the
church, which lie held, would be fore
closed. - '
Once tier was a judge who was
re-e!ecte( terra after term, by the
riff-raff of the town. So, through
misinterpreting the law and twisting
technacUities. fc set free the moat
hardtjned criminal. If they had In
llaence', though they were caught In
the very act of stealing, wife-': eating.
forgery, bribery, etc. And then, not
to see in to be too lenient, he ptinL li
ed the downtrodden, the oppressed,
the abused to the very limit of the
law (if they had no vote or no politi
cal power) because t wanted to be
"returned" that he mL;ht live on the
fat of the land, which is some thne
the same as It 'heart's blood.
And, finally, there wag a boy whose
rtrotrer toiled and staved, over the
washtob that he might hare the mon
ey to enter tae United State Naval
I Academy, for he was very bright and
had been eUen the appointment by
competitive "examination. And, alter
two year more of toiling and slaving
ceaseless rubbing, she went to aur-
prise her boy and to admire him in
ail his glory of cold lace. But he wa
asharoeJ of ier and made excuse to
keep ber out of the "yard." When h!
claasmateafotmd it out. they pot tlm
ln "Coventry" completely iiolated
- . ...
nira rrom an social intercoorae. Tney,'
hd liked him tfore. AlthougA thefl! reliable Aetna. -
midshipmen of hi claaa did all they : I
could t0 fTe B Uow ,)r.ak ,ml . . W. H. IIcCOY,
,iowc, npr wery court tentlon ' 12QU W Okla. Atl
ih0 , ,eU homc bM fc t ' 'L ' 7
brokM aeart under braTe ro,e f H011 24J..
Slits
assembled 2 lots
at prices you will
41 Suits at $69.50
In this l-t are some of our very
best suits. There arc navy and brown
trieotines, pray, blue aiul brown vel
ours. The styles ranges from smart
"Chicken" suits for misses to the
more conservative stvles. Values to
i-m.W for
$69-50
week.
KANSAS CITY LIVESTOCK.
Kansas City, Mo, Oct 1 HOGS.
Receipt.'. 10,000; 23c to 50c lower.
Balk, J15 15.5); heavle. $lft.50?
16 25; medium. 115.75Q Ifi.r.rt; light ,
lt..5i)g 16.50; pigs. 13:3317.00.
CATTLB. lieceint. ltMQ: s'ca.lr
! Iei,vy tef'rs' 1"0018.00; common.
iu.ou ii.u; lights, Il3.40i 17.25:
cows, 16.3512.00; calves, l 5.0091
lS.OO; stockers, I8.25g9.73.
SHEEP. Receipt. tl.OOfl; 15c to
20c higher. Lambs, lj.75j 15.J5;
ewes, $5.75 fi 7,25
C c Clothier U la Kan.iai City pick,
ing up furniture bargain.
ti i never too late to break your
self of a bad habil.
' fS Mtfy Tire, Itch,
mJL-v' Smart or Bum, if Sore,
Vniin CvTC t'ted. Inflamed or
IUuK CTLj Granulated. uacMuHn
often. Soothes, lafrwaltaa. Safe for
Infant or Adult AtaIirMirits. Writefoe
Free Eye Book. Iitum tj Imttj U, Qkt
Mrs. E. J. Blackman
Voice and French
Studio opens Sept. I5tt.
Tel. 772.
Studio, 702 Z. Springer.
Phone No. 1
Tixicsb A Baggage Track.
City or Country Drifts,
Dy and Migbi fetrvue
E. E. TALLMAN
yW4MIH I H I
t Accident Will Happen t
T
Protect ' yourself Against
" .
aamage imts by insuring
' feme auto in lb nM nn.l
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run, iwo nll.. o errur. H j I M 1 I) H I I I I I H II t II I I t