The Kane Republican from Kane, Pennsylvania • Page 3

-A Localand Vicinity day at the Star. season opens at Recreation park tomorrow. Kane vs. eonburg. and the good kind, at the Temple today.

A coupon with each adult ticket, good for a chance on a diamond ring. Sheffield baseball team put up a good game yesterday against the Cuban Giants at that place, winning out by a score of 5 to 3 in the latter part of the game. Era: County Chairman James G. Paul is well pleased over the outcome of the Democratic meeting yesterday. He says that the party in the county is it ia in the state and nation.

The prospects, he says, for Democratic success were never brighter than at this time. Simon Hlne and Rose Nicholas, of Milton, were applying for a marriage license at the recorder's office Hine warned the girl that when he married her she would'have to stop chewing gum. She grew angry, and, escorting Hine into the corridor of the court house, gave kim a sound lecture, whereupon they returned to the recorder's office, Hine stating he would marry her even if she chewed tobacco. Era: J. A.

Gleason, a DuBois attorney, who has entered the lists as Democratic candidate for Congress in this district, is a visitor ia Bradford and makes a good impression. Ho is over six feet, six feet in height; has a fine "stage presence," and is an orator. He intends to put up a lively campaign in the 21st district and will discuss the issues of the day in a series of public addresses in the different coun- of the district. He is sanguine of success, he says, and will do all in bis power to boost the Democratic cause. Yet he is not drawing party lines too closely.

He wants as many Republicans and Progressives to vote for him as possible. 1 0 MILK DEALER WILL FIGHT Proprietor Morgan Pleads Not Guilty to Charge of Food Inspector. Warren, July of the men whom Pure Food Inspector Oeorge Pelton lodged a complaint of having sold impure milk, or milk not to the standard in butter fats and proposes to fight the accusa- ttoai rather than pay hit fine, and en- tared a plea of not guilty. Proprietor Morgan of the Chicago restaurant is sure that his milk is up to tike and declined to pay the of and costs Imposed. Justice J.

E. Wheeler will set a 4ate (or the hearing, and the outcome of the case will be watched wtth interest KANE TO HAVE STRONG INDEPENDENT BALL TEAM Wilt Open Local Season With Johnsonburg Team Tomorrow Afternoon. At a largely attended meeting of the baseball fans of this city which was held at the Windsor Hotel last night it was decided to place a strong professional baseball club on the field for the remainder of the season. Nine members of the Lawrenceville club of Pittsburgh which played the local team on Tuesday afternoon were signed last night, while Nittrow and Trimble, both local boys, were also signed. Mr.

M. L. Kelly of Pittsburgh, who has managed the Lawrenceville club for the last sixteen years was signed as manager and he stated to the reporter of the Republican that he would give Kane one of the fastest clubs in their history. He also stated that he had wired for pitcher Roberts of Pittsburgh who shut the Meadville club out by a score of 3 to 0 at Meadville last week. Kelly also stated that he would give every local player a chance to make the club that could show good playing ability.

Now that the ball has finally been started a-rolling it is up to every citizen in the town to support the club, as one of the best ads that a town ever had is a first-class baseball club. Ridg: way, Johnsonburg and many other towns in this section have supported good baseball clubs all season and Kane fans surely will not be backward in supporting a good team for the remainder of the season. The team will open their season tomorrow afternoon when Manager Kelly has secured the strong Johnsonburg club as the opening attraction against the new Kane team. On the John, sonburg lineup tomorrow will be a number of old time Shea, Dick Clark, Clyde Eckert, besides outfielder Smith who Kane fans will remember played with 'Bradford in the Inter-State League. professional players on the Johnsonburg team are shortstop Um- lauff who played last season with York in the Tri-State League, Catcher Bassler who played last season (with Sunbury in the Susquehanna League, Second baseman Warrens I who played this season with the 'Pittsburgh United States League, 'and Pitcher Brennan who played the 'last two seasons with the Harrisburg Tri-State League team.

Howard will be in the box for Kane tomorrow while Brennan will pitch for Johnsonburg. The game will start at 3:30. 0 Harsh physics react, weaken the bowels, cause chronic constipation. Ooan'a Regulets operate easily, tone the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.

Ask your druggist for them. STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. There will be meeting of the of the Kane Flint Bottle held at the office of the company. August 15, at 4 p. m.

B. F. HcConnell. Sec. M.

J. Fitzgerald, Prts. 7-22to8-15 SEA FOOD. Hard shell crabs, toft shell crabs and deviled crabs received fresh Tuesday Friday at Hotel Windsor. The Silent Valveless Motor The Advantages of Owning an Elmore Everyone is interacted in the Silent Valvelete Elmore.

It is a topic of conversation wherever motorists congregate. But we want show you definitely bow it ia to your advantage to oae. Here are the three points to consider What the Elmore Valveless Motor for you by way of reducing running expenses and upkeep cost. 2nd How Its simplicity and freedom from continual overhauling It a source of constant pleasure. 3rd What it means to have perfect running qualities, backed by simple, even driving power.

With the rdinary car, of repair bills are for "grinding adjusting" valves. of car trouble is due to defective or worn valve parts. In the Elmore valveless motor fuel is Accomplished by a rotary gas distributor which la bound to co-ordinate perfectly with the cylinders. Nothing to get out of hence no loss of power. ELMORE PRICES RANGE FROM fioso TO tieso.

Kane Garage Agents REAR OF TEMPLE THEATRE, KANE, PA. I i-Hh Among Our Exchanges Oil City Blizzard: He who jumps at conclusions may sustain a punc ture. New Castle News: It always pays to take care of your your enemies. Towanda Review: Economy is that stuff which is generally used at the wrong time. Bradford Era: By marriage some people are happily mated.

Others are checkmated. Uniontown Herald: To say that every man has bis price is apt to make you feel pretty cheap. Harrisburg Telegram: Wisdom does not consist so much in knowing when to quit as when to start. New Castle Herald: If you give the average man time enough, he will always work the conversation around to compliment himself a little. Youngstown Telegram: The man who can't see a joke is bad enough, but far worse is the deluded mortal who laughs boisterously when no joke is intended.

Punxsutawney Spirit: We are constantly losing sight of this fact: The virtue and wisdom of a state are in precise proportion to the virtue and wisdom of the people composing it You can not improve the human stock with brass bands and torchlight processions. DEATH ENDS THE PAINS OF FIRE VICTIM Seven-year-old Adrian Boy, Horribly Burned, Died in Hospital. Tony, the seven-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. George Cobuck, foreign residents of Adrian, died at 11 o'clock yesterday morning In the Adrian hospital of terrible burns received on Monday when a lamp exploded at the Cobuck home.

Monday evening the boy was left alone for a few minutes, his mother being at a neighbor's house. A few minutes after leaving she, with others heard the child scream in agony and fright and, rushing Into the home found the clothing of tbe little fellow burning fleroely. The blate was quickly extinguished, but not, however, until the flesh of the little one had been burned almost to a crisp about the body, arms and hands, that he had Inhaled the flames is the belief of the physicians who were In attendance. The explosion of an oil lamp or the upsetting of one brought death to the boy. The child was taken to the Adrian hospital Immediately after the accident, and death ended hie sufferings.

DOG ON VIGIL AT HOSPITAL Thought Boy Was Patient, So Stood Sentinel a Month. Philadelphia, July a email black French poodle, had kept vigil outside of the Northwest General Hospital for a month untij today, when! one of the took the little bag of skin and bones and carried the dog to the home of its owner, fourteen-year-old Oswald Saerber, at Norrls and Groskey Four weeks ago the boy was operated on for appendicitis. The dog was not allowed in the hospital, so he took up his vigil outside. Three weeks ago young Saerber went home.and the dog went also. The following day the boy was sent Into the country and the dog was left at home.

The dog immediately thought its master had gone back to the hospital and went to the building and camped on the door-step. A. M. Nason, farming near Canaan, was badly crippled with sciatic rheumatism due he says to uric acid In his blood. "Foley Kidney Pills entirely cured me and also removed numerous black specks that were continually before my eyes." Foley Kidney Pills are a uric add solvent and are effective for the various forms of rheumatism.

For sale by Kane Drag Co. SEA FOOD SEASON. Fresh bard shell crabs, deviled crabs, soft shell crabs, oysters on the half shell, all summer long, strictly fresh. We serve them at our lunch counter, or yon can buy and enjoy them at your own home. We aim to please, and we are doing It This Is the place for sea foods.

New Arlington, Joe's Place. 6-27-tf MRS. GRACE IS CONFIDENT OF AN ACQUITTAL Hopes Husband Will Appear In He Knows She Didn't Shoot Him. Atlanta, July Daisy Uulrich Opie Grace, the Philadelphia woman who is accused of trying to her husband, Eugene H. Grace, in this city, today expressed confidence of her acquittal at her trial, which will open next Monday.

"Within ten days I will be a free woman," she said. "Then the stigma of this horrible charge will be cleared from my name." She was told her husband, who is paralyzed below the hips as a result of the bullet which struck his spine, expected to appear against her in court. "I certainly hope he will be at the trial," she said, "for if he is there I will be sure he is much stronger than the reports that come from his bedside seem to indicate. He knows better than anyone that I did not shoot him." Grace is still at the home of his mother, Mrs. S.

L. Hill, in Newman, Ga. TO TRY TO OUST P. R. R.

FROM STATE OF OHIO Columbus, July General Hogan declared today he was preparing to bring suit to oust the Pennsylvania Railroad from the State, charging the road with having entered into a conspiracy to control passenger traffic. The 'railroad, he asserted, bad agreed with the Central Passenger Association not to run excursions in the State, in order to discredit the State two- cent fare law. "The Ohio anti-trust law, as well as the Sherman law, have been violated by the railroad," Hogan declared. Will Pay Yaw fOOnft tor a Full Box of Make-Man Tableta-The Exults Will Amaze Too, Do you realize that your health, strength, happiness and even life itself depend upon the condition of your nervous system? You have simply got to take a flesh, strength and nerve baUder. Make-Man Tablets nourish enrich toe blood and strengthen and oulet every nerve cell in the system.

Results prove it; results will prove It in your case, and these results will cost you nothing, not a cent. We will bur tor you a flO-owrt full-size box of Make-Man Tablets. You are under no obligation whatever except to use them as directed. Isn't that a fair otter? Send the coupon to-day and begin using Make-Man Tablets without delay, and Just watch how your nervousness, exhaustion, sleeplessness, loss of flesh, stomach derangements, rheumatism, melancholy, poor, thin blood, liver ana kidney trouble, will leave you. Make- Man Tablets are sold at BOc a box la Drag Stores on a guarantee or money refunded.

4 mm our rate Me OOVFON- NOTICE. Bfds will be received by the Wetmore Township School Board up to Monday, July 29. 1912, for repairing and cleaning school buildings and also out door buildings. Specification will be seen at Smith Hardware store. ANDY A.

ANDERSON, President of Wetmore Twp. Schools, R. F. D. No.

2, Kane, Pa. MB Makwlb MySuno to sseh hsrilr Sold and recommended by Evans Co. Woannacy, 103 Fraley Kane, Pa. Just a Word About Dry Cleaning Why Is It we hold our customers Why la it that we get other's customers The answer Is simple: OUR WORK IS BIGHT OUR PRICES ARE BIGHT A trial will convince you. Special attention to Garments.

Fitting. Repairing, rellned, collars changed and aklrta altered and fitted. Our years' of experience yor of satisfaction. D. J.

Jacobus 137 Fraley St Union Phene112-S Clearance Sale of All Summer Goods and Garments This stock Is all new and of the best material. In order to make room for Fall we will sell (foods at ffreatly REDUCED PRICES Sfclrt Waists Out formerly sold at $1.25 aid $1.50, sale price row All Embroideries at a Redictloi of 25JS All Dresses I Skirts at a detection of All Giighans 20X All flgired Lawns All Lace Curtains All Rugs A discount of will be allowed on all other foods not mentioned here Be sure to visit our store before making your purchases, as we can save you money on anything in our line. Sale Starts Saturday, July 13, at 9 A. M. and will continue during Cask during sale J.

A. STOLL TURBY BLOCK KANE. PA.