The Iola Register from Iola, Kansas • Page 6

THE lOLA DAILY REOISTER. WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 7. 1905. The Growth of Calumet Baking Powder Is due to Its Perfect Quality and Moderate Price Used in Millions of Homes 1,000 PEOPLE THERE FIRST RACE MEET OF DRIVING CLUB A SUCCESS IN POINT OF ATTENDANCE. One Heat of the Pace Was Spoiled by The Lease Failed to Take First Money.

Make Your Home a Summer Home Vudor Porch Vudor Shades cut olT the 1 )lii7 sun's heal from Iho porch, but still do not prevent the air from olr- culatinjj there. Thoy are made of the Unest LiDeD Fibre woven with the Seine Twine, a twine that is especially made to withstand the weather, and then too the Seine Twine Warps are put closely together, only about four inches from one another and to jjive strength those warps are doubled at both ends. Vudor Shades will last for years. Vudor Shades will not exclude the air line canvas shades. 6 Feet Wide, Long 8 Feet Wide, Long lOLA FURNITURE STORE Look For the Flag A.

W. BECK, Prop THE saved from tlio barn cxcopt llio pony bolonKins to thr Board diildren. who live across the sMcoi. Tins was in a sort ion of (ho i)arn apart from the other contcntvi and as soon as fire wjis discov I FOUR MILLION eiSSER Wm. Rcadicker Struck Flow of Gas for Prime Western Four Miles North of Gas City.

Loss Not Covered by Insurance Will Amount to Twelve Hundred Horses and Mule Burned 1 (l liy Hoard ho managod to get tile ponv i I i ri Ml'' li.irii ami its rfin- tfUls III li Hiillcr f.n^ Noiiii lasr niglii. Till' 111' liii 1- iinKn'iwn Inn it is ihnn.clrl ltinl iif iniia in Two ami a iniilc Wfii' Imrmil alive. In The barn wi-re a siirri'j, a top tnippy. litimln il Inisli-'Is of corn and a rpianlity of hay. All is a total The wa- in foi- Unndii-il 'ilic loss no' eov- eiv'd will inelvt' il-illais.

The tire aliont ten o'cloeK. Seme inKtiil' al man's ri i werr the first Jo s-Of it and IIIMI in an al.nni. By the time tlie fircin.ti fl the fire was (ontrol. Those who paw it first say that ii to break forth from pan of the harn siniultaneonsly. This wimlil ercdcuco to the th.ory that tlx- fin- was of incendiary Mr.

Biititr was ile- burn and lork ed it at not BUioke and is nm in ilif liiTlni of carrying so that lie is thai the lire coulii not havo 1 -en ratised aiiytliin.u Uiai he eonl.l dropped. This is the fourth lo.ss that he has sustained by fire and this fact tends to convince liini that one is at llic l)otioni of tlie miscliii'f. In the previous fin-s. two liarns ami a house have lieen deslioyeil. font million day brought in driller lor the pany.

four milt The rig is being will 1 )0 moved where another for the Prime field north of a goofi one and wells have been borhood. gas well was yestcr by Wm. Readickor. Prime Western com- north of Gas City, torn down today and list a halif mile sotitli well will ho drilled estern Company. The as has proven to be a number of strong struck in this neigh Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between Drs. L. Tozer and C. N. Udell is this day dissolved by n)ntual eon- sent.

Dr. I'llell will continue the business at the same rooms, 17 East avenue. and Dr. Tozer will have ofTice rooms at 202 avenue. All pcr.sons indebted to the firm will find the boka with Dr.

Udell. This May 1005. KEEP YOUR ON WANT COLUMN OUT t'l' I of iii; he .1 III' in tlut will positively t' I 'pt the 'vS knife. 'i'! il tr.cvih iiio I IOUCVLT, ii.i proved 1 ti: on women, tii'i "I.i iT GUtiBS WOMB DISEASE. thv of 'l.

of weak, sick v.M'-v J. MiJs of others from ii lif. of olronic iirv It will cure if -v 1 ,1 V. ill i ii a ciiance. Try it.

I i $1.00 bottles. U5: A LriTzn GAVE UP SUPPORTER. I I) (...,. v.ritc ft 1 I-. tciae Vrrp np Kiy lia -l now tlni cvrrytlUiiif il N.fice it." J.riininian, V.

lor (olil mens wOoM hfjp me. I suL'frtil urtrld iKinlljr Willi. AfiTUtUi'S vii- Cat'liil I I a-n llfiii luw noMil tit liii7n t-rtn be ofioiy 1 MionviT eiery kuucriui; WUIIUIL" The opening matinee races of the lola Racing Association held at the park yesterday was a success from nearly every point of view and the directors of the association are well pleased. In the neighborhood of one thousand people attended and they got their money's worth. The rain, of course, came at an inopportune time but It only spoiled one heat in the pacing rice.

Several women got tholr hats well soaked but It seemed to only add to the fun. The crowd was a good natured one and ate peanuts, pop corn and drank pop and cheered. Even Rowdy Pete was cheered when he was driven before the grand stand. The band was prosent and played between each heat thus do Ing their share towards entertaining. Tlie races were a success socially, hut not so much of a success financially.

However the management Is well pleased as the purses oflorod yes ferday were larger lhaii will he necessary again to offer and another matinee will prol)abIy bo held on 4th. This date has not been decided upon doflnilely hut it Is likely It will be chosen. A meeting of the association will be held Friday night. The first race pulled off was the 2:20 pace for a purse of $100. Tliero wore four entries: Hllma owned by J.

F. Wllste, Joe Wadsworlh, own ed by A. Q. StlUwell, Irene Cox. owned by .1.

L. Salsman. and Judge owned by A. McClanahan. According to the dope which has been going around for the past lew days Judge Lease should have won this race handily but the Judge acted very badly yesterday under the harnvDss.

breaking a number of times in each lieat and only succeeded in getting away with one heat and second money. The first boat was won by Irene Cox, after Joe Wadsworth had been held in right under the wire. The crowd disapproved of this very much and it never happened again during the en- lire day. The heat was finished as follows: Irene Cox first; Joe Wadsworth, second. Judge Lease, third, Hilma H.

fourth. The second heat was a ilandy. Judge Lease and Irene Cox both worked hard and Irene had a hard time taking it. Tlie finishes in this heat were: Irene Cox first; Judge Lea.se, second; Joe Wadsworth, third and Hilma fourth. The next heat was taken by Judge Lease, thus throwing the race into four heats with a possible five.

Judge Lease won this heat after breaking tlireo times and his stock went up consiilor- ably. The finish of this heat was Judge Lease, first, Irene Cox, sacond. Hilma fourth and Joe Wadsworth fourth. Irene Cox won the next heat however, putting an end to the race. Judge Lease finished secoml Willi Joe Wadsworth third and Hilma IL.

fourth. The time of the heals was IJiliaVj. The three minute trot was not a very Interesting event but the made lots of fun out of it on aeeoiint of Rowdcy Pete. He was given the hand every time he came arouad. Tliis race was won handily by Marion iMc owned by L.

D. of this city. J. A. Wheeler's Fleet took money and Rowdy Pete third.

Rowdy Pete was withdrawn after thj second heat. Marlon Mc. C. won three straights in and 2:47. This race was for a purse of f.W.

The pace was a nice race but it was spoiled by the raiu. There were four entries. Bay Joe, owned by Maude owned by J. S. Bailsman; Lillian owned by F.

L. WMltse and Felix, owned by .1. Kuntz, of lola and Gas City. Only two heats of this race were pulled off and one of them took place In the driving rain. Felix won both of them tak- ng the first in 2::55, and the second in The finish of the first heat showed up like this: Felix first.

Bay Joe second. Lillian third and Maud fourth. The heat was the prettiest race of the day. All four horses were bunched for the entire mile and there was not a brake the race. It was hard to tell at any time which horse would finish first but Felix came out with about half a head to spare, Lillian W.

pressing him so closely that it was no cinch at any time. Felix had tlie pole in l)oth heats and got off well. Bay Joe finished third in this heat and Maude S. fourth. By this time a hard rain was fall- ng and there was three to five Inches of water runulng down the track like mill race.

The owners of the horseso entered for the half mile dash wanted to run. however and Doiig- iflh started them. It was a noVel sight to see four runners starting in so much water and when they came In the riders who were behind had their faces plastered with mud. Don't Walt owned by John Anderson won this dash In with Nellie B. second.

Marion third and Etta May fourth. Etta May fell on the last throwing her rider along the ground for several yards. Neither was hurt, however. This finished the program and the, crowd ducked for town, wet and haii- HE WmiTS BUCK John Goshorn Sues F. J.

Oyer to Recover $32.20 Paid to Him as Editor of Daily Chronicle. An Interesting thing came to ight this morning in connection with the Ill-starred uaiiy cnronicle, an alleged morning daily that was started here some nine months ago. Reference is made to an appeal which has been taken to the dUtrlct court from Judge Potter's court, where John F. Goshorn was granted a judgment against F. J.

Oyler for $32.20. In the petition filed In the lower court Mr. Goshorn alleges that Mr. Oyler, who at the time was editor of the "Chronicle," on August 9, 1904, secured a subscription of twenty-five dollars from him for the plant on the condition that the publication of the paper should not bo suspended and that in the event that It was suspended the money was to be returned to Mr. Goshorn.

In addition to this Mr. Goshorn subscribed for the paper for two years, iiaying therefor The paper was published for but two months and he claims that he re- but eighty cents in return for his subscription. He asks to recover $7.20 on this account making in all $::2.20. In tho lower -court the case was decided in favor of Goshorn and Oyler appealed it to the district court. HieH SCKOOLJEIIMS TO PLUY lola and Humboldt Will Determine has Better Team Tomorrow at Base Ball Park.

The lola High scluxil and Humboldt High schools will play a game of ball tomorrow at base ball park, Tho game will be called at and the admissions are ami The two clubs are tied, having won a game apii'ce. The first game lola won by a big sj'ore but the last onc' Hnmboldr won by one score. The game will decide which one wins the honors. The lino up Is: lola. catch.

Woodin. pitch. Atchison. 1 Smith, 2 H. Martin.

:5 B. Fulton. L. F. Core, C.

F. Eakin. II Humboldt. Wood catch. Lehman, pitch.

Burns, 1 B. Williams. 2 H. Lehman. Bailey SS.

Flemniing. vS Stevens, F. Moore. R. F.

ALWAYS READ THE REGISTER. $1.75 To Kansas CiVy Jl and Return vl.iv JUNE lUh, '05 Special Train Leaves lola 6s40 a. Iff Roturning Special Train wll Loavo Kansas Olty at pm nr. June ttih You omn't mffoed to mima thlm txourmlon, Summer Omrdonm, Bmmm Bmlt. Talk to Kaiy's Agent and go "Real Economy" Gas Ranges UmaLmmaOmm and arm a afar than any other alova mada Tha Idaal atova for aummar, Clavatad ovan, no atooplng.

For aalaby SCHELL HALL East Side Square EVER HAVE A SORE NECK? From wearing collars which came from the laundry with a sharp and frazzled edge? Have tliein done by hand at THE HOME FAMILY LAUNDRY Phone 433. Drivers Call Everywhere lOLA No. M. A. nd A.

meettnv Tucwliiy filli 8 00, (or deKree worlc. W.Ii.BABTEL8. W.M. JB. JONES.

See. Fryer Bros. Groceries and Meats. A Big Cut in Prices for Seven days ending June 10th. 2 cans 'good corn 15c 2 cans good tomatoes 16c 2 cans high grade tomatoes 2 cans good apricots 25c 2 cans grapes 25c 2 cans Pure Food pumpkin 20c Faultless Starch per package 8c iM 're Proof wStarch 8c Eclipse Starch 7c Tooth Picks 4c Pie Fruit 6c Scotch Oats- 8c WhcatintJ i2c Soda one pound 8c Bulk starch 6 pounds 25c SOAPS.

8 bars Clairettc Soap 25c 8 bars D. C. Soap 25c 7 bars White Ru.ssiau 25c 4 pound package Grand Soap Powder. J5c Ivagle Lye per can 8c Fryer Bros, Phone 308 North Side Square The Northnip National Bank lOLA. KANSAS.

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Vice A. h. RRUMBA.roR Cashier, Mcivin Kronk. Asst. Un-shler.

Ij. Northrup, K. A. Northrup, I). I'.

Northnip, A. nrumbaugb F. J. Horlon, Nifhulsofr, National Hank of Oomuierce, Si. Liouis Baxter U.

Attorney 1869. NATIONALIZED 1901. Oapllal Sunplum DEPOSITS OVER ONE HALF MILLION C. S. CULBERTSOK.

UNDERTAKER EMBALMER. 18 East Jacktiofi Avcrife Telephone 322 Nljrht Telephone 205 A. HOLDSiN, go JO EAST lOLA HARDWARE S. EAKIN AND SON, Proprietors Excelsjor Stoves Gasoline Stoves Your Gas Fitting and Tin Work Desired Phone W2 S. Kentucky Diarrfioci.Dysentciy, and the Botvcl Troubles of' Chndrcnefilnr Mg9.

Aids DigestkM. Rcgulatea Bowels, Strentthcnt the Child uid Miikct TEETHING EASY, Or naU 8S eeaU to O. M. O. ST.

LOUIS. mother! no longer, but save the health and life of your child thousands have done, by giving these powders. l-EKTHIMA Is easily given end quickly counteracts and overcomes the effffcta or the summer's heat upon toothing children. THE BUSINESS MANS' STATIONERY Is an advertisement, a stand aril by Iho stability of his business is The largest results are secured by the use of neat, attractive advertising. Let us do your's in this manner.

No job too small, none too Books, Folders, Cards, Souvenirs, one or mora colors. Our prices are reasonable, yet it is quality, not price, that makes the ledger balance on the side. Prompt service and rijjht quality at lEe Register Telephone 18 KEEP YOUR 'I' ON WANT COLUMN HI III NO ROOM FOR DOUBT About the kind of bread you will have if you use I Polar Bear Flour I For sale everywhere i W.M.Oberdorir: SACENT 11111111 11.