The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • Page 7

Ti-' WICHITA A 0 0 II LW IITREE Sill FIGHT JUDGES DISAGREE Oil GLASS LEADERS The WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPOS prafflFTEP, GEM TO iMEE INCORPORATED Philadelphia, Jan. 11. When three 25,000 OFFICES IN AMERICA. ROBERT C. CLOWRY, President champion veterans like lillly Delaney.

CABLE SERVICE TO ALL THE WORLD. BELVIDERE BROOKS, General anager who trained Jack Johnson. Jim Jeffries THEGHAM MP THE IIS" and Jim Corbett; Bob Dcady, who man ages Kddie Ilanlon, Al Kaufman and Joef Thomas and Johnny Kckhart, ono of the most prominent referees in the land, disagree on the best men all time In RECEIVER'S No. TIME FILED CHECK their class why, it Interesting. THE The only two men made unanimous EASKET BALL TEAM IS DETERMINED TO WIN.

OWNERSHIP OF OKLAHOMA CITY FRANCHISE NOT SETTLED. were George Dixon, who died in poverty, and Stanley Ketchel, who was murdered recently on a ranch ia the West. "Jeff." says Kekharl. "I don't see hmv yob can figure it any oilier wny. Will Johnson go ten rounds with the champion ten years after he wins the championship? Jeff was a champion-for twehe Johnson will nut last that long and he lias none of the great men beat who trained Jeff.

The rest of the field is picked by Delaney In this way: "Kctcliol as a middleweight; he was too powerful for them all. a til he could hit, either hand, Durable, game and a royal Infigliter. Wal-cott was the best welterweight. Joe tians the star lightweight, though at his best Battling Nelson would Jiave made him hum In a finish fight. Altell outclasses the featherweights just hs Dixon did the lightest weight, the bantams." Kkhart selects his men for the following reasons: "Kitz was too cunning for Ketchel, but Stanley was the best welterweight.

He could beat Waleott just ns Lavigne did. Jink MeAnllffe was the top of the lightweights; he would outguess ljivlgne, Dixon the star feath Both were brilliant fighters, reckless fel lows, who squandered their riches as SEND the following NIGHT LETTER subject to the terms on back hereof which are hereby agreed to ALBANY, C.A., Nov. 9tli, 1910. STEEATOK MOTQR CAR Streator, III. though the supply was inexhaustible.

Dixon was clever, Ketchel a fighter; one a bantam and feather, the other a welter and middleweight. President Davis Will Devote More Time to the Club A Good Bunch of Players Are Ready to Sign. Guthrie, Jan. 14. The fact that Pale Gear, who for four years has pilots 'There Is no way of picking men and saying who Is the best unless they meet under equal conditions, hotlt in their ed the Shreveport "Pirates" of the Texas prime.

1 know that some champions nave been beaten by men they could have beaten easily earlier in their leugue, Is now signing men for the Oklahoma City tit I team and is also repre Finished iuil free for all in 2.11 minutes without stopping. DetVHting one Fiat, one Simplex, two 1 'npe-1 lart I ord two Marmon's. Stoddard-Davton. Wrsteott. Firestrine-dnliimhiis.

takim erweight and Barry a shade career, si id Delaney. "Jack Johnson tins all that any heavy higher than his field as a IVady picks bis men with the follow senting the Oklahoma City baseball club The First Real Battle Will Be Monday Night at the Friends Court With the State Agricultural College. No more joyous stomach aches from riotous eating for the members of the I'riends University basketball squad. No pie, no cake, no pudding, no anything that tends to demoralize one's digestive system for these In fact, they may eat only the plainest sortof food and a limited quantity of that. Also there will be no late hours for the basketball men.

Theaters, class parties with late hours and feasting, stag- feds and all sorts of devitalizing things are on the taboo list. The most sovt'iitli iiIhcc. Onlv weight ever had. He csn hit as bard ns Jeff with his right, he Is almost as good ing explanations: was the best of at the Texas league magnates' meetings. the middleweight, and 1 would have had Coup; ratiilat inns is taken positively to mean thaC Gear will in race making no stop, for your ability in eoiistnietion.

OKOKGIA COMMISSION Agents. David and Hans, Driver and Mechanic. to back him to bent Ketchel. Ketchel was whipping heavyweights, and he is manage the "Indians" this year. It has a boxer as Corbett and hs crafty as Fitz.

As a combination he Is better than anv one of them." Deadv clings to Jeffries as the best of the 'heavyweights. "You will have to been known since the lUii) season closed the best of the welterweight class. Terry McOovern bits too hard for the feather that President Abner Davis of the Okla boma City club was trying to sign Gear throw out that Reno battle. Jeff was too weights, lxiok at his record. George Dixon Is the best of the bantamweights as manager, and there have been numerous conferences.

Gear, it Is understood old. I feared It, Go back ten years and look at his work. Ho was tho best." without any question. gets a block of stock in addition to belnj the player-manager. "Alex" Downey, the 'K''H''r'r-M' outfielder who nmnaced tho "Indians' last vear after Andrews quit, will rigid training rules in the history of V.

U. athletics are now being enforced. Yet behind all this privation there again be In the. outer garden. He is now Who Is This Man? scouting for the team.

Motors and I THE HALLADAY "40 RELIABLE-DURABLE-GUARANTEED A CONSISTENT CAR Gear Attended Meeting. Gear attended the meeting at Houston of the franchise owners, during the past Motorists I week, when an attempt was made to get together on a schedule for the coming year. It is understood that two schedules were submitted, one with Shreveport In H. H. Miller of Atlanta, a rural mail the league, the other with Austin taking Shreveport's place.

No agreement was reached and the magnates will meet In carrier, purchased a 7-horsepower motor-cvcle from Holier Chancy last week. Austin on Jnnuary L'l for another try at The motorcycle Is said to be the most it. lloth Austin and Utile Hock are after powerful of any motorcycle ever sold In Sbievenort's franchise, but little en Wlcl-lta. It li- an Indian. Mr.

Miner win cnui-aeement is being given Mike Finn u-e the mutoi cycle in coverinK ma hum and J. li. Bateman, who represent Little oule. Rock fans. The magnates desire even The latest race to be talked by Wichita more compact league If possible.

They motorcyclists Is a ran to Kansas City are In favor of Austin if that city can and back. Wells Hennett and Marion make trood. have almost come to an under- As a way out of the present tangle, stnncing on a race of this sort with a 1) -Kr Captain Crawford of the Shreveport club will be asked by President Allen of the league to take the Oklahoma City franchise, thus permitting the Shreveport franchise to go to Austin. The present sldo bet nf fllXl. Hennett will ride a i Dor and Leonard will ride an Kxcelslor mo-li tcycle If the.

fellows pull off this race successfully It will be the loiw.u road i -i 1 ML is the lure of the state basketball championship. The Quaker men have been striving toward this goal for the past three years. This winter they are after It with a spirit of determination that ought to win. The training table that is being maintained at North llall, the men's dormitory, is but one incident in the struggle for tho championship of Kansas basketball. The first real trial of the Quakers' mottlo will coino next Monday night when the state agricultural college team will bo played on the Friends court.

The Aggies had one of the fastest fives In the state last year and all of the strongest players are in the game again this winter. The Quakers believe that a victory over the farmers will Indicate their chances for the elite championship. The training table, which has been in force since the opening of the basketball season, has put the V. V. squad in the pink of condition.

Every man of the regular team is planning a swift, sure game, while the substitutes are almost equal to tho first team. Ralstin and Trueblood as forwards and Oox as center aro playing their third year on the F. V. varsity team. All three have developed into speedy, dependable men.

Painter, guard, is playing his second season with the Quakers, while Certzenbergor is a new man- in this year's line-up. The game Monday night will be the second of nine to be played on the home court of the Quakers. The third game will be played with Wlnfield January 21 and the fourth with Oklahoma university January 31. Another hard game in the schedule Is with the Kansas university. initiation over the Oklahoma City rran motorcycle race ever held In the slate.

The trip road distance to Kansas chlse can be wiped out, it is believed, If 'Ity Is almost 600 miles. I he trip Is long enoiiKli to p-y the endurance of any Crawford will accept. If Shreveport should remain In the league, then last r. year's schedule will probably he adopted A tribe of Indian motorcycle riders for 1H11. rode to Wellington last Sunday In record Wants Guarantee Cut.

time. The fellows suy that the loads were In fine shape and that the niachlnrs President Abner Davis of Oklahoma City Is expecting to devote more time to were In unusually fine working order. the baseball club, as during the past week ho sold Sis Interests In the Night and .1. .1. Jones of the Jones Auto Kxclmnge eturned this week from the New York motor show, where he was an interested Day bank and- retired as president of that pectator of the cars which were exhib concern.

He looks for an early settlement ited lie was also on hand to speak the of the local franchise troubles between him and the former owner, R. K. Moist merits of the llttlo Ford car. Mr. Jones says that the New York show was an ind a clear title to the club secured.

Da via is asking that during the coming sea excellent showing motor cars undressed and motor cars de luxe. He says that the son Oklahoma City will be asked to pay no larger guarantee than thojither clubs CONNIC MACK. Interest In fine motor cars seems to Ingrowing. He found that the enclosed type of a motor car was the prevailing of the Texas league. Heretofore, because of the long jump to Oklahoma City, visit The mysctrious man.

whose face, with some of the features obliterated, has been one In the Kastern cities. Hut for the ing teams have been given a double guar "40" BOUGHT BY COOGAN PARKS, antee, or $1U0 Instead of Jan daily. Davis THE ABOVE CAR IS A FAC-SIMILE OF THE HALLADAY PLAYING AT THE PRINCESS THEATER THIS WEEK. running on The Daily Beacon for the last two days, was the able leader of the says that the ''Inuiiins will be a strong man who likes to ride tin or a hundred miles in a day Mr. Jones says that the small touring car is fitted.

The Ford exhibit was very complete in the New team and have plenty or men for all po world's champion Athletics. Connie Mack. sitions by the time the season starts, lie York show and many striking models has early games booked with Detroit The man of wealth and silence, thrice winner of the American league pennant, and the man who downed tho Cubs, arose from the ranks. He was a catcher on the were shown and demonstrated. White Sox and the Boston Americans.

The Halladay "40" as per above telegram defeated the cars named, taking seventh place, cars that finished ahead of the Halladay "40" are as follows: The Cadillac coupe has been re ceived at tho Cadillac service station and Mttsourg team before be became mann NO 1 BASEBALL COACH Lansden Says Not One of Professional Trainers Has Been of Much Benefit. the car Is one of the most at istncratle appearing cars in the city. The car has an elegant finish Htid the outline Is un ger of the Milwaukee club. When tho American league Invaded Philadelphia he threw Ills fortunes. Into the venture.

How he has made good every fan knows. Lozier, 4 5 3-8x6. McFarlan, 6 3 5-8x4. Halladay, 4 412x5. Lozier, 6 cyls.

4 5-8x5V2. Marquette-Buick, 4 cyls, 412x51o. Simplex, 4 cyls. 6x5 3-4. Simplex, 4 cyl3.

5 3-4x5 3-4. usually graceful. It is upholstered In a White Klenhnnts." McGraw called the rich manner and being Inside the car is almost the same as sltling In the nicest Commy Turned Over Zwindlinp, Out Lawrence, Jan. 14. The TTniver Pity of Kansas will be without the services of a professional baseball coach Athletics In derision.

Today the title Is worn with honor and pride by Mack's drawing room In the rity. The car has speed, also. It isn't all looks und majesty; boys. fielder, and waiaring, pitcher. May Get First Baseman.

St. Jan. 14. Charles A. Co- It can hike like a frightened, coyote, SHRECK AFTER MORRIS.

owley, manager of the station, is very mlskey, pwper of the Chicago White Sox, proud of the new thorough bred. next spring. Tills was the positive statement of W. C. Lansdon, manager of athletics today.

Mr. I.ansdon added, Hint In Ulsiself would -look after the Interests of the ball squad and in conjunction with the captain of the team, attend to directing all prpllminarv work. This mentis that the Juyhawker baseball has turned over two more recruits to the I he motor trucks are good vehicles for SaPiilna. Jan. It.

-These nre husv Sunday school class contests. In a re days for Curl Morris, the biii Frisco flremaii-flKhter. Morris lias three fights St. Joseph Western league club. One is Outfielder Zwlndllng and the other ritch-er Waldring, both players who give cent contest held in the Central Christian church a truck was used to good advantage in hauling class members.

The class scheduled and offers lor at least a dozen more. Tho latest arranged for was an which employed the truck won the promise of going back to the majors within a season. Holland expects to get First Baseman Borton, also. nounced today on the return of Morris's msinaKur. Kddle Hobinson, from Mils Italnli He Pabna.

one of the great speed koiree. According to his plans. Mike A letter from Comlskey's Chicago office kings- of motordom, in a letter to The Shreck, who holds a record of two knock leader will have a greater responsibility than for several years past. To him will fall the work (if supervising the ante-season tryouts, and the selection of the players for the regular team. "We have tried all manner of professional baseball coaches at K.

and not one has proved the value of the system employed," said Manager Lansdon today. "I believe the ball team each year would yesterday Informed Manager Jack, who Is sick at his home on North Twenty- Heacon says that more than one big race outs over Marvin Hart, whom Harris has been lost on the nlghl beforo the race. recently defeated, will fight the "Okla- eighth street, of tho deal whereby the two The HALLADAY being the SMALLEST and LOWEST PRICED Car in the race. This race was pulled off at the Albany Speedway at Albany, Nov. 9, 1910.

It gives a slight idea of what and how Halladay Cars are constructed. This is a stock car chassis the same that all Halladay 'OV' are built on. Come to our garage 227 South Market and will show you one of the same chassis and also the finished car in both torpedo and touring car. Touring car, 1 700, torpedo 1800. Halladay Cars are built in 9 different models, $1 100 to $2650.

All in stock here on our floor. THE BEST CAR ON EARTH FOR THE MONEY-Come and See Us and Be Convinced lie says that drivers Indulge In a drink were transferred to this club. Holland Is noma hope In Muskogee January 20. The bout will be the bl sporting event of and before Ihe night is over they am on eluted over getting Zwlndllng, and although he knows little or nothing about glorious souse. He doesn't use intoxi tho winter in the Southwest.

have been fully as strong without the Waldring. who is a big right handed cating Ihiuors and he urges nil Wlchlla boys who are contemplating the motor pitcher, he says he will probably have use services oT a salaried coach. "College baseball players have too llni racing game as a life work to cut out for him, in spite or the tact that ne is now overstocked with twirlers. the drinks and tissues breaking business. Ited a time to work out the fine points of insldo baseball after the manner of The motor speedway near Indianapolis league teams, continued the manager, Is said to he one of the ftncM i-xiuiinles CARL MORRIS HAS SIX of high class brick paving In the world.

"and any attempt to drill such tactics Into them In the few weeks of the spring It was at flrsl thought that the rough SCALPS IN HIS BELT. service of the bricks would be hard on season is a waste or time and el ton; more than that, It tends to confuse many Bartlesville, Jan. 14. Carl ol the players ana handicaps their nut ural ability as batters and fielders." the tires of racing cars as they went around the corner but the results have not been so. It Is the race track In the world.

In accordance with these Ideas the new Morris of Siapulpu, the leading "white man's hope," today is a step nearer the heavyweight championship goal, as a result of his decisive victory over manager-director of the If 11 Jayliawker Detroit has motor ear police brigade known us the "flying siiundron." In the summer the officers are mounted on mo baseball machine will not try to instruct his pupils in the fine points of the hlt-and run game, nor even attempt to tell them how to stand up to the plate in "Spike" Kennedy of Kansas City. torcycles hut in winter it Is the merry motor car for them. Co. Halladay When Kennedy went down and out in the second round of the scheduled OtOf The I. W.

Hill I'ndertking company has order to poke out base hits. In ll-n" the university bad a "coarhlcss team" and fifteen-round bout, Morris's number of ordered a motor ambulance. lost only two games. Manager Lansdnn Tlie Firestone Tire and liubbi-r cnuipanv victories since he began to indulge In also sat on thn bench the whole of this Is manufacturing motor car. motor truck the "hope business" was raised to six.

season and told the men to do their best No defeats yet mar the advance of the the bent way they could, lie Is not at and carriage rims. The factory wns re-centlv put Into operation and is tinning out first elms work. Mr. Fireslone at tin- 227 S. Market Street all fearful that this years bunch of per hope.

The record: formers will not be able to hold their ij i -Uf- 1 i i 1.7- friKi New York motor show that the combine of rim manufacturers and lis per twn with any of the college teams. Knocked out Tim Hurley of Mus Phone 4997 Market, A Factory Branch. Good Agents Wanted sistence In keeping the price of rhns be kogee, in three rounds. SWIMMER BREAKS RECORD. yond reason compelled him to put In the Knocked out Kd Anderson of Tulsa, addition to his f.iclory.

ll is snid that the In five rounds. new rim factory threatens the existence- Sydney, N. 8. Jan. 14 Lungwort)), Knocked out Battling Brltt of Hcn- of the tile liiu combine.

the South Wales swimmer, toil ryetta. In one round. The Wa vcrley company will exhlbll mo flipped seconds off ('. M. Daniels's record for l.irji yards, making the ills Knocked out Jim Harper of Kansas A REAL MAN.

tance in 17 minnte3 and 4' seconds. Dan fTATDOCKJJM tor trucks at the New York show next week for the first I line hi the hlstoi of the Waverh-v ,11 1 1 1 1 -p It Is s.ilil that trucks manufactured by the Waverlev iels's record of 17 minutes 4- 4-r seconds, City, in three rounds. Knocked nut Martin Hart of Louis vllle, in three rounds. was made in New York city February 1j, company are iinusuallv t.iiccessfiil ami Few men ere absolutely free from some otKnnle weakness. I want to treat every man who feels an Indieittloii of a loss of mniilv viKor no lli'i, imiKing (.

turns in a tanK. Knocked out "Spike" Kennedy of Longworth in the present competition Kansas City. In two rounds. nave created mine a stir in eastern motor car circles. 'Ihe Waverlev compan-, uses the new Kdlson Moraeo battery.

The Wichita aceni fur the Waverlev motor mushed yarns in Iront or Oeell Mealy the Australian bolder of the amateur rec The Oklahoma fireman was master ord fin- lmi yards In open water, and who of the battle with Kennedy through car is K. I ow lev. In turn was one yard ahead of K. out Die two rounds. Kennedy reeled The Halladav Motor rnintiiinv sold tin- Beaurepalre or Victoria, holder of the from the force of the railroader's n.nateiir rerord for 1.0U0 yards In open following molof cars recently: A "l'" to S.

fi. Hiimnhrevs of the Iviloii hotel: a water. blows in the first round and although lie came back strong Morris's on 4(1' to I. linker of Ilunnewell: a hinder how slight. on eunnot nfford to Isnore even the fust symptoms for unless properly treated premature ilei-lltii.

and eoinpleie loss of manhood will surely follow. Hpots before the eyes. dizziness, biishl illness, weak Imek. loss of memorv. aversion to society, nre symptoms which you cannot afford to overlook.

These conditions can tsi promptly overcome If ihe rlitlit treatment is Riven, but experiments Willi free samples, icady-made meillelnes, will only iiKM'avaie your truiiulu und inaku cure more tiirficnii. Ilefore Jeopardizlnir your future happiness by ex-perimeiitltij; wtili claptrap remedies and unscientific real nt. I want you to Invest licate fully niv plan of cnrliiK. I can show you to vour entire satisfaction why I ran cure you, und explain why no Rood results can be expected front the various nostrums so widely adveitlsed. have cured completely sumo of the to (i.

W. Waviinka. Okla" a "10" to slaughts were too much and he took ANOTHER PITCHER FOR TOPEKA .1. H. Hodernian of lldehiisoii a to the count.

A. Terrell of Attica: a to lli-mv II Topcka, Jan. 14. J. II.

Huchnnan Mel, Av.inl. a "in" to Coogan and lias been added to the already lengthv OLMSTEAD SIGNS WITH DENVER. Pitching corps of the Topcka baseball Parks. 11 Princess vaudeville team. And still th stolen llalladay motor eat Is Undiscovered.

Wonder where It team. He Is a light handed man am Rexall Cherry Cough Syrup Will positively r-lieve our i oiikIi mid your cold, or will lefniid your money. hifferitit from the ordinary couh remedies. I'li-iisiiiit to tnke nnd Inimedlnle in results. Try It.

jo and makes the ninth member of the pitching Denver, Jan. 14 Hank Olmsted, the Denver Grizzlies' old standby In the Ther" is tall; among the cbauffeiiis of stall. rOMINf pitching line, be of the no-run, no-hit TnrnsTov. CItA WHJHD the cltv of organizing Into a union to make Ihe motor car owners come across IN "MISS ADELAIDE TO THK ANANIAS Worst cases on record. No mutter nf hni The st iff to date Is; Fugate.

Alderman Hieche. McGrath, Cvltz, I'pton, King fame, has sent In his sicned contract for us- lls nemo mci witli the right sort of salary wlu-n Ihev sliiudliiK your case may be. Consult rne. You can the 1911 season. This was the announce.

ik anu nuclmnan. want to hire motor car drivers. The local Wichita's Leading Specialist mi tit made by president Jimmy McGlll obtain from mo the best and most reliable treatment to be had. T'ie new twlrler lives In Cripple Creek motor car drivers sav that chauffeur olmstt-d has been a member of the Mrs. Will Ilurlis of Wi-lllngioti spent unions are the go 111 tne why not i a i.ve nascball town that has turn lulled the bailie many good players.

Denver club for several years and has tbf dav nnionc the Ichlta shoos. out here? Woman's Weaknesses Barrenness, lack of development, and other female dlseamn In, niin.nn..,.lli.. been the premier fllnger of the Western Mrs. Joseph of Whitewater shopped Irague since bis appearance on the ell- in Wichita yesterday. HOI.LENBECK TO BE SOLD.

j-ult. His best work was done In nieiil. Investigate, my plan of treatment before submitting to the knife. It will pay you to do this. A wilier In describing Congressman and into.

Ijist year Olmsted pitched no-run, no-hit game In a contest with St. Omnha. Jan. Rumors afloat haliip li.uk' who wi'l prohahlv bo Illood. Skin, llowel.

vor. Nervoim. KMn.v in hns-unu gossip circles has It thai 1 Clt (Eljcatcr I choice of the democratic majority for Joseph. Other Diseases HloiiiHch, Hladder. Heart und Lunir Plsesses.

DOOCKUM'S Bin return to Denver next ynr will be speaker of the next house of representa Piles. l-'Isluhl Ithetiiniitlsm. Catarrh rirnnn Holly llo rberk. onCof'Pa" Honrke's star Uvhieis in pHHt veins. If slaiou to go to the Three- league In 1M1 nml savs: "Chainij t'lark Is a heralded with much Joy by fans fellow players alike.

oooooeooooooocoooooooooatoo Kpllepsy. I.umbiiKO, Itronrhllls. Rt Vilas" Hanee, Seroriiln, Ker.ema. Horns' I'lcers Clolire, (Irowths. 'lumors, Itlemlshes Deformities, Malformation! and ail oilier Chronic diseases of men and women.

Show tnein now to pitch. "Pa" Itotirki man and a seholtr. He is ru--illv 'the scIihIhi' ill llh a better title to the mime than most of those who wear has sli'led that I lollcnlieek Is due to Ik Tin-: OKPiH.rM. ooooaooooooooooooooooooooo mil, la Hie tqiring, hpt be has Dot cum The Copelaml Urol hers will offer for the It I'm- nc-jiiv a ituurler of a century am tierninnent resident nf Wichita. 1 own lini'il any iienus as to where he is to he was colleiri.

pres.ot. His edoca week beginning Monday, "A IIi.hI Important FactsJ? conduct my own business: have no brannh SOME PERTINENT 0 0 SPORT PARAGRAPHS go. lion di-l not with his coliece dav liold." iiiis In a brand new tuelodiama iilflccs: no hired substitutes: no traveling nor has il ceased In this dav. lie Is an Uxn which tne i opeianus nave the sole mini vonius reader. Willi a stieiial bent auenls.

wlu-n you come to my ofllce you see me personally. I treat ail pulleiits myself. Practice limited to chronic and Special diseases o( men und women. 21 years' experience. Consultation free.

prodiicInK rights. The play wns by for history, politics and political i-cono- OOOOOChOOOOOOCKKKJOOOOOOOOO them during the past summer as their my. leatiire bill, and proved one or the most satisfactory and all around suee. -ful One personal visit Is always preferred, but If you cannot cull nt my office, write me your symptoms fully. My home treatment Correspondence The Army of Constipation Is Growing Smaller Every Day.

OII''ri ill Ri-Het Ha. ha. ha; put. I liah, mli, rah! play they thev have ever produced. "Tin an The tilled foreigner seldom takes American heiress at her face v.ilue.

Heart of Hold Is a military noiv laid in correspondence Is always successful. Cor illation free. correspondence Is always successful. Cor illation free. by the Philippines.

It tells a beautiful slorv C. I'opeliind Is ii lit: lit comedy part thut Is lust suited to Mr t'oieliind's peeulhir liilenis Miss Mmlon Andirson ms Nun Sinittsfoid, Theo I'biirlelon hs Lieutenant of the love of young arniy officer for the daughtir of bis colonel, lit the same Johnson to-ik away be did the canto rockr, first "wife" when he Catarrh Cannot Be Cured. Wnuler if Jack llamonds. when worn bv his bi uke Aith hei CARTEL'S LITTLE regiment Is captain who bud formerly with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as I hey neon an officer In the Spanish arinv. LIVER PILLS ate cannot reich the n-at of the iIIhcuj.o.

J. R. Leatherman, M. D. Suites 3 and 4: Poulh Ijiwrence.

Wichita, Kansas. Hours: to in 7 to dally. Smiilavs: to only. Klrst Htiilrway Soul of Prinoess Theater. iciponnble they I About the time that Iw-wey landed his forces In Manila this officer deserted tnirli Is a blood or constitutional ills The s'ltn the h.i!, succeeded the smaller Spaniards and came over to the Ann-ii thhiK of the same name on the bicycle, ease, and In order to cine it yon tiuist take Interiml lemenli-s.

II. ill's Catarrh nfy iv relief they penaaacody can forces, telling tln-ni that be couldn't as the city's lacks collector. Cure Is tskeu Intormillv. and acts direct take up arms his own flag cure Cwitipa- Iv the blood and mucous surfaces, The facts of the case wcr that he had Willie Honi holds three htlllnrd rlmm. MK-'ioUIZ.

2J tin. Mil- vC" tllVLK Hull' I'utnrrh I rrn is nol a iiiiick iiie.ll I'loiiMhlps 111. 1.J and VA. ((jlape- bad trouble with bis colonel over Ihe colonel's wife, and bad to leave the regi jfr.iPA II PILLS. lene.

II w.i-i prescrilieil by one of the vine.) best physicians In this country for years lions nte them tot Eilwat intisdoif, Allen Wlshert as Hptaln ill-fax and all other members of this popular Utile sloi li eoinpany east to Ihe best advatitnKe makes "A lb-art of Hold" onn of Ihe siason's best offerings. Ladles ill rei-elve soiivenlis on Monday nlubt hs usual, OOOOOOOPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO 0 CITY NEW. BRIEFLY TOLD. O0O060iWOrOOOOCn3OOOOOOOei0q The following divorres were pranlrd ii-sti-rdny tifli-rnoon In the rllstrli-t roiirt: Motle Krelo iiRlnst Kn-io snd Iiilu Oldham MClnst WIN llwiii (il.lhaiii. Mrs.

Krele sns 1 1 if she was married to Arthur KtIp In July, ltfo, but In October. 1910, ho cum- ment. Hied Travem, an Ainnicati rot-respond cut. knew of the affair and us soon ns hi 1-or words ne wNe men's counter menccd mlsbelii'vlnif. Mrs.

Oltlhent fays that she was msirriod In Aug-list, lfllo, to.WIIHiim Oldliant. wlm l-e- and Is a reuuisr piescriptiun. it is com pnceil of llu- licst tonics kiio'n. coin they do but reckon by them, but tiny blued with the o.t blood purifiers, ei. finds the rnpuin he tells the story.

This are lie oi nup. Iliac dlrertly on the mucous sin faces. Tne starts trouble between the captain mid mm, WijMtioe, Sick Hctdaclie, Sallow Shim. SMALL PILL, SMALL DOSf, SMALL PRICE Genuine Signature in. sell I lie Intved pretty well until January when li doclnreil flint he would nil.

of tho furniture and Itc-p nrifect cotninnsiion it me to liicioill t'l-it l-'rauk ttotrh the ynuiiA ll'-nti tiRtil. vim are both sultoi enls Is whst ptoduees such Wonderful re bitndred thousHm! for the band of the rolopul's daughter. asked for a preliminary lietrlng, which wnt set for Jn.tv.inry IS. It Is said that Hall forged tho name of K. Knlfely to check for drawn on the Kansas National bank.

The check was tin til to 11, C. Meeker. i It costs something to keep a county tho slf.e of Sedgwick on tlio go. l.ur-liivx Heceniber the expense of the county was The county 1'oor coil Jl.JtS. 1 1 is Ben -raliv knor Si worth a couple of b-it-did at ever near about It? nulls In cuiinB alairb.

hend for lesil farmer Hums tell The story Is vei Interesting, the plot innnlnls free very deep, the situations and Hiuh- I-. J. lilKXKV Props Toledo, very exciting. The love story Is told In money. V.

H. Hill wti arrested tMa mntn-Ing by J. l. Hiniosnn of the city court on a romplnlnt, charging forgery. He wait arraigned In tho city court and The droi (lint puis xlcthus to sleep Hold hv I'roogisis.

pnre a beautiful way and the comedy hob-some. Take Hall's Family pills for consllpa. siaiiiun isn i new. it Him been a. police ccici iur ais ana kis.

lion. The part of need Tiaveri played by.