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Class Secaal. Gave .'I.\em

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~ still maintaind the lead in .
"fi inter-(‘ity Golf '1'
' ' '* nfbefi Ivflaltd PIC. ' /
Nnw YOBK._Jtaie 9.--one ball

twntimbcr‘ ‘of’:
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ican.bsaak team‘; '.
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where the
erday.
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000 by‘ IR t ‘at; lauis Browns
_ 1 ed mosey _ln pennant race
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._$Ialia ‘ii 3;“. mum‘m.m- Wm b. first baseman. Browns look lik-c
#5‘, ° J.‘ (“yr an ordinary baseball club. with nine
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g|cIlAltD8 Dl-ZF'I.AT8'.B|tl'GNAN ted
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gain at Fulton

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taall. crowded.‘
in still in the cellar position.

halls. With Slater in the line-up
.- .. st year they lost the pennant
‘um and llic;a.r.ds Win Doubles n,,by.,,ou_ v
ill T°°'“’ .’““N" , It isn't so much S‘ ler's til?" 1
W153‘-3[_’ON'  "' rum" powers that the Bnowiis need. lfmiie
U'W‘"‘lY' \"‘"“ \"“.‘*‘ m°“"hiwas battlag around .419 and steal-
J Yon‘-M ”°‘*' “"" °""° ' soiiaaes tor them this year. it
‘rough the fourth roiindi of the Eng- ‘would 5”’. .‘ com...’ But W. “N
I-h mini‘ °‘."'“l"""-"“"‘-' Y"""“"- ,uiuiiai hasard of his absence that is
B! "9517 d‘''''“°d J‘ "' " doi more to keep them down.
fiW"‘ '“"' “"' “"' """ 8"‘ ' Willi sister. they are confident;
without him. they know they ha_ven't

 

Aftcr the first set, Richards had
(flags enlircl;.' his own 11 and with
ma driving and back ‘hand may’
‘averwhelaied the 1'‘ men.

Iolln Mallory. American cham-
fign, defeated Hrs. I-‘Akinton, 6-4.
ml «.0

Qt a dame.
in their failure-lies one of the

most tragic incidents of hard-luck
ll

In the absence of Sisler it has been
ml ' \_u_'nmw ‘emlen "6 m the veteran Walter Gerber that gives
_ "- _' “ H "mid mund “nu the old lafield its warpedcenccptipn
'9') mm H.‘ " 0 of pep. They used to say it was Ger-
'’‘l‘ M" ‘men’ defudn‘ her '9' her who was the right side of the
"3-_ .‘ diamond and Sisler the left.
':'“‘;l:)’h('_'.’:’."' la” A|':‘°‘::“;’oL_'tt,; But it's sort of hand to be both
pond. lle defcated_P. D. Spencer dd" “ °“c___._°___________ ,
with ease, 6-1. 6-0. and 6-4. _ VACATION NEEDS
rrancis T. Hunter and Vincent ’ Tents. cots. camp'stools, trunks.

 

1' ' la . L A
," ‘ us is tsabiiié IN 'ooi.iiTnaow:%i.a' Venous '
c ‘ ; 'a%q_cs or status

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Mi-vets-rt

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an~icsina.\atlanne City. N. J.
tine . e‘ field of constants
narrowed to t.Vfl7l7:
tnig down
_die Atlantic"
short distance ; the scam! and
chfrd rounds or “(National marbles

championships shrtcd yesterday.
Sam Schneibr of St. Louis, who
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l’ seems to get better by'it.’beat Vir-

gil Hammann of Denver, 3 out of -l.
Virgil carried a packet Bible his
mother had given him all through
the match; bet-avaihd hill nothing
against the oomtalitly improving
pegging of the St. Louis lad.

Other results were: Creed Lail.
Portland. beat Joe Padilla, Loa An-
geha. 3 out of 4: Alton Dame.‘ Wash-
ington. Beat James Bert-rlin, Phila-
delphia, 3 out of 4; Pate. Chicago.
the one colored boy left in the tour-
nament, beat Roy Bocorcelski. Cleve-
land. 8 out of 5; Curtis Damell
Houston. beat Ray Smith, Memphis.
3 straight; Lloyd Williamson. Taco-
ma. beat John Naves, Satwranlcnto, 3
out of 5; Marvin Tllfor, i-Ivansvflle,
beat Charles Citva. Des Moines, 3
straight: Harlin McCoy. Columbus,
beat Isadore I-‘reed. Akron. 3 out of
5; Eugene Lowell, Allentown. beat
Dave Lanham. Cincinnati, 3 straight;
Morris Goldfarb. Fort Worth. beat
Eider Reik, Covington, Kentucky, 3
out of 4. hi ended the second

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' ng’ lnvltingly a

M . Lafontan.

ners in the second competing for sec
tional championships.

Sam Schneider, "the lllllltt tile!-
ciple." kept up l'll.'-l V~".f!."l.".,’,' streak.
and beat .\iarvin Tilfor «if ii\iui..'.'illi-

 

fikhard.-t defeated Barrett milk Evans grips, etc. at special prices. |iugh.._.. round. out of :3. for the 4 (‘Y l"..l ~.t;ii.-~
lgfie doubles, 6-‘.5, 6-ll, and 7-5. Furniture (‘o. 2510-‘.260. adv. The third round began with win- championship, iiugt-r.~ 1.4-.t.-ll_ Al

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~—- .. '-1:ni‘f'1Y-171'
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room strictly modern house. four
block. from ljniversity. 84.6%; 8500
1 balance like rent. Aim).
- one building lot on Ross
, one on .\'tcwui‘t road which the
o\\l‘.t‘l' will sacrifice fm quick sale.

0Pl‘()BT|'.\'lTY 5ft1‘0N RATE“
5 rate for regular it-plat type «the
'

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'i\o- (‘alumina Iiaaourian I‘ a mom. "m ”‘r._\ and Frasier. Room_._
B? of The '

Aaa--uatiun iif News .
Chaaiiied Advirtiaini. Ianagwv-.  2- Mill‘-‘T BldR- “hon” ‘bu’ 07 "in-,"
little lo-riding new-5-auers thrwigth [}Iucl.'_ ---'3"

Q! the cunntr, an-l has for ita aim the , ___,__,-- .  __. -__,-..-...- -...__._
dhilllllun of frnv tile-nl I ll Bl PId-   
3'. ii"i.’.'i.'.'.'J'...“".‘T"..""i".. :.".'rrmi"-'3. SAL!-L ..~a-u-ii rooln. strictly mode-rii

of the Aaaorialion. endeavors hr bllnL'al"W3 l0"‘t"‘l in 608 ('0"l")'
unit only tvrthful Waniaea and w Av.-. Living room with grain; din-

wfllall having in attention called V

$0 adrertisomflt not i--ialorlniag to lb

fiheat standards of honesty.

EMPLOYMBNT

'iA.\rTI-Ii)--»Papering to do; good
wit at 30c a roll. Telephrme 1596.

mg room. kitchen. kitchenette. two
bed rooms. hath. two screened in
porches on t floor. Oak floors.
Hot wifter heat. Garage: lot large
enough for another house. For fur-
ther information see Garey & Fra-
sier. Agent!-. Phone 519 or

“in-+‘r_i. :1-.‘.;.......i.‘ .;..‘....  mm: or «e an war at 53;;
of children. by student. Address box §dd'°"' _ ' '
0. fire of Missourian. 260-261.

FOR RENT

Bl.Ui'IGRASS—l'Iighty acres of
blue grass for rent during summer
and fall. Living water; six miles
north of Polumbia. Call
see 8. J. Coats at Ballenger farm.
half mile north of Hinton.

FOR RENT—A well located house
on South side. unfurnished or part
furnished. in splendid condition: has
new furnace. The property must be
ecen to be appreciated. Phone 344.

S-242tf.

WANTl'ID-—-Pupils in expression.
Excellent training. whether you can-
to S1-come ll reader. or to appear
at Our before audiences in other
Also grzidc pupils to
“Experienced
(‘are (‘olumbia Missou-

R260-262

 _.- .-.-.---
VIANTI-Iii A \V'IF‘l'I~JMust be
‘good housekeeper. good-natured and
Vifi a fondness for country life. For
full details see Harry (‘srey in
‘Craahin’ Tnru" at the (‘osy Theater
'ff_{"“‘_“““"""' , _, 26°38‘ roa RI-IN‘l‘——A nice cool apart-
LONELY BACHI-‘.LOR-—Wants to mom. 4 rooms and sleeping porch.

meet a companionablc woman. Must Possession July 1. Phone 
t - I .

m Hm';"(5':,"_‘;?",‘,', ..C,__Mn.Tm.. 1-‘on BBNT—Furnished apart-

_ . _ ment, Dumas Apartment for
‘H: ‘as; Low Thu" why "Ed fin} summer. Phone 983-Red. it-246tf.
“r?iiiTtE.\'1'-b?i:"Jr7ii} 'sZ}n}§-
Hitt and
, insurance
' and Rental Agency. 905 Broadway
--263

WI-ZALTHY ssrwh 0W.\'[-ZR
wants a wife. Must
erat'e and a home maker.
from Harry Carey in
Thru". at the Cosy heater today and

3'""‘*‘Y- . - ’°"'2°‘ roit RI-2NT-—Cool four-room un-

w  CAN-‘swig-}{ 131$}-1- furnished apartment convenient to

 

pg A_\~1-ED by . “My, own" wi... campus and town for 835 per month.
can't. Happy home and thcr in- for July and August. 805 Elm.
ducemcnt.-i For complete details 0-53“-

see Barry (‘at-ey in °‘(‘raahin’ Thru"
at the (‘osy Theater. 260-261

GIRLS. SINGLE ljsnias AND
WlDOWS——Roiicli owner wants a
wife who can cook. .-4-w, wash dishes
and keep the home in order. .‘
Harry Carey in “( rusllin Thru" It‘
the Culy Theater today and Salli!’
(by. 2 -201

T0 MISSES WHO W()Ui.l) BE-.
COUPE MRS.-—-A comfortable home
is oflered by a rancher who is sick us‘ ‘d ‘T
of hchclorhood. Full details can Log1~_.A'yg.g
in harried by seeing Harry (‘arey in°3_ c_ ‘.0 t: W.
"()Qhin’ Thru” at the Cosy Thea-
ter today and Saturday. 260-281

FOR RES l‘—Two rooms
kitchenette. also garage. 51? S. 6th
street. Piiorie W259-261.

._¢o--

I081‘-A Ch
for return to I .
‘ Aflttf

LOST-A gold cu! button with
the initial A. finder please call

ieii ymi initials
2...... nu. and
Broadway.  Joe and Wllldlflf
St. Phone’ 133 -~%.

g “T” REAL  LOST-lower part of p _ifoun-
. . taln ‘pen,’ an‘ or ndr ' V5186!
FOR SALE-7-room modern brick find" ’h‘.. "an to .“_

ml at I n"l'hl ha’ "in sourian or call ills. Beurtl

50%} Locatadononcolt-heprinci

‘Fl streets. Large lot. We V 3 Q
sot. w. N.Goldasberr1, izseii. Natl. ws'r—-a pockets-‘as as the L
Bldg. Day flsoae 676! aitU,'K.OT.tI& Columbia I
(M-Ilach. 0-‘ no. Con‘ "idafi and I
1% “-tfhadafkeyalew nofietid
FDR 8ALB—l0-room atrlfi. ‘.3...
modern houae.3bloclafrom)tfl-:¢.,.‘,”.‘.‘ ."‘“ 

IO! section; oak floirs. paved
9"‘. 37.50; eat! terms. 8ix- LOST——
l

7

-foldonsu-easel
‘ I

‘ll (vl(‘1’n.

north side of ('oiumbiti. containing
riuifie Ira L. Johnston on lodge rc-
ceipts and paper nioiiey and checks.
Suitable reward for return to the
.\iis-«iuriun ofilce. -'_m0.'_’6‘_‘

roa SALE

Pl) it S A I. F. -Lawn mower. in

good condition; cheap. Phone l."ili-l-
——‘.’.63

FOR SALF.———Cream colored wick-
er baby buggy. Two wheeled.
Phone 1181-Green. ——2i’ilt1.

I-‘UR SALE -—New St-aff Bros.
piano. Pllice reaaonsble oni e'asy
terms I’ 9 «(B6 A200—27l

FUR SALE~—3 year old Jersey
cow and 6 months old heifer calf.
About eighty Leghorn hens, very
cheap. J. B. iiocker. Phone l$ll2-
White. H359-261

FOR SALE -Small block of stock
in White agle Dairy to This is
one of the t dividend paying stock
in (‘olum pfice $117.50 a share.
Write T r Ebersole, Fulton. Mo.
inquire White Eagle Dairy Co.

265-260

FOR SALE--Library table.
chairs, dresser and da bed in good
condition. Phone 850-White, after
5 p. m —-252tf.

I-‘OR SALE——Brown walnut din-
ing room set: bed. davcnport, Vic-
tro rugs

Call Beasley Apt. No. 9.

P-2~lTtf.

FUR SALE;--One quart icy-hot

vacuum bottle. absolutely new, nev-

er used. price 32.76. Address R.
care of Mislourian. D360-261
Coty's Perfumes.

New shipment
ll odors including the

Tax.-in Drug Store.
17

All sises-——a
very latest.
5tf

‘USED. CARS roe SALE

FOR SALE--New Ford . Coupe.
(lnly two months old. Equipped
with motor-meter, extra tire, tQlii and
lock wheel. Has been drive/n 800 or
‘.900 miles. Call 2230-W1iite or 724.
(‘-261

WANTED TO RENT

WANTED«_ To lease by Septem-
ber 1. 5-7 room house. Call 1977-
(ireen. 260-262.
.   
ment with private bath. Sezitembe
1. By a faculty Qiember. Three-'
in family. Phone 1595. 8260-tf.

WANTED —~- Small iahed

A

union
3 3”‘ apartment or two or three unfur-

nishad rooms. Permanent; for young
Actress

com. no children. 1»:
L , of Missourian. U259 f.
soon up some

FOB I883--Ieamewfieewitb
oet board. phone all-Gmaa. as-an

soon AND ao.utn—iu ' '
rate at 1&6 Walnut. Phoae

POI  Dem,
ans: sut'suae-sly.‘ J-sacs;
, yosssiirr-re.-nry iiuinii-l
‘reams tar Isles. Pleas llll-G. 

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p . -fi- 90- r-‘O-‘Q’ 
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2 FOR

FOR Ri‘:.\'T-—~Rn(~:iis

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married couples. Tl.» it. t ~. i.-
Phone 810. li..'lZ.tf
—’ FUR  i::tr:i l".."_tti r mm-
from 315 to 318. ll lard 36.uU. 7l'J
Hitt istret 2. 2.58::
-1-‘Olt“Rl~‘..\_‘T ‘\'..~-s»... - i....m for
couple or two in-in-< for .'-Lllli.'Ylf‘r

‘ term. Near 'L'i;iv¢r.~i'.f. iizti ciifi-‘..-rizi.
608 Sanford Plucr \\'-J4‘-if.

FOR Ri'T.\"l' Two l:.r;:i- ',"(>-Ii

\")fYl-

TOTT-llblt‘ l‘()<rlll.., uil lii\'.t’l . til l-if‘
businc‘.- nu-r.. Phi-‘ii Ti i'.l.'ili\. iii
at £503 l‘. (K u\t'll"' "l“\l\\ from
btnlnes.-< .i-ctioli. ‘.\ ’.I6i~-.2112

FOR Rl-f_\"l‘ ll f.'l‘lll~l‘.t‘<l rooms
for housekeeping. ;il moiii
kitchenette Tll."fl‘..‘(l’t'«l 21H.- if.
way. (lr czill ltolil \\"l..:.~ ll 3.311!

-U (i"i"

FOR Ri‘:.\'T Pl.,"!.i~l.('il 1' I2
1 rooms with kii h.~
souri Ave. i'h.me ‘_"H'~ J

FOR Ri-i.\"i‘ l‘UY.'ll.hl"l
rooms. single 1|K'fi()Ul‘l‘ U-3 I
closets. Tu i Wlll(lH‘\~ .ll «-.i. I.
Good board m-nr.

., -
_i‘i i

ii "3.

Ri':.\'T ~ Two f..':'ni.-hell
rooms for light }l(lU3~t“K(‘t“‘”iX‘.g; ga-
and private bath. Sumnicr it-rm.
Phone I424-White. i-‘..2.1lt{

.MlS(‘[-Il.l.AT\'l~3()l'.s‘

Weak cyes, def('('ti*.i- i'.~.li!‘. lo\i'¢-,v.-
elllcicncy. ilcuduchi-.~. uniisuiil fil-
tigue. fl(3l‘VOU.\'l‘it‘!*4 .'ind "i.ir_v other
conditions are cause-il l~_\ \\i-uk 9;,-es
I test your eyes free. Fine shell
or gold glasses 82.:'»H. $4 no “ml 3.3,
Dr. J. W. ('lln€. Tm <;iri Shop.

WANTEI): Your ltiwn mower to
sharpen. your chairs to repair. win
dow and door screens to rewire and
wood turning. Will call for and de-
liver. P. Y. Ferree ‘.203 S. 6th street.
Phone 97-l-green. P244-268

BLACKSMITHS

._._:¢..

FiCKLlN'S
I-‘our plain horseahocs. . . . . . . $1.40
Four toed horsl-shoes . . . . . . .8l.80

We have Auto Springs
For all popular makes 0! cars.
Stock.
Let us help you out of
YOUR SPRING TBOUBLB

FlCKl.lN‘S

Phone i694
We carry Spring Oil. 241-266.
Ir-—_~ ;-- —-——~ _

(Coma A ivorifici-:3 
ACACIA woos, No.‘ 502;‘
A. r s A. ii.

Stated
Tuesday. July 3, 7:30 p.
m. I
LOUIS mziuxn. w’. I.
Raddenea Phoae 13-Ocean.
(XJAL .
DAVIS a WATSON COAL 53:
last Osatral Illlaols Coal.
Call 41! at I8. Oppaaita Waheh
I‘:-uklla County Goal.

French Amateur epee

Yestei-day’s Results l

American League,
St. i-oui.-4. 6; Detroit, 2_
New York. I. i'hilndelphi;i.
Bo.~Ilor.. 1;; Wusliingtoa. 1.
(.hicugo at Cleveland, rain.

National Lcggue.

0

Ann

St. l.m.::«, 1; ('hiQ.‘0. o_
l’llllutl«'l,il'l' , in‘; Brooklyn. 7
\'i-\\‘ Y in 5 ilcston. 2.

1 in. ‘-2 ‘.:ll.' :.: l‘-ttstvtirgh, rain.

ST\\l)lN(.’ (Tl.-‘”'l‘i‘lE CLl'ilS.

.-‘.mer.c.in League.

’- In’? on. Lost. Pct
.\'--vi Yor..- 40 22 5.1’
i‘ii:l:~.delp-1.1 .'H 3% _54i-
("lo-vi-land 33  532
St. Lou:s .'.o 31 _492
Detroit 29 33 43:.
(.‘lilt’.il'-' ‘.363 31 456
'.‘\':i.~‘ ‘.ll','.- ii ‘27 35 435
Bu.~t<».'i '33 33 41]

.\stii.~vial league,

Club. Wm. Lost Pct
.\'i-'.\' Y ~i!. -$(_ 20 .918!-
i’ ‘tr?-.iryh 37 33 .617
('in:iiir.:iti . 35 25 

‘ ('i‘.:«'a2n ll‘. '2 .515
Brooklyn .".l 30 .508
Ft. i/itlltl .'l'.’ 38 492
Bostdii 2o 44 312
Philudeliiiia IR 44 .290
luitown, won the Eastern champion-
L‘.

s. ;i 'i._\- dc-fi-.'iiEng Alton Darne.
\'»’iish'ngton. :4 out of 5.
Thi Nortlio-rn titie went to Har
inn Mct‘1v.t‘olurril»us, when he trim—
med Walter Pate, (‘hiczigo's dusky
entry 3 out of .'~ l.lo_\'-i Williamson.
Tsconia. in- it the Pacific Coast
crown by i«-zitirg Freed Lail, Port

The \» in-rn ch-. i-inshi wen‘
ll Muir ~ ‘ ll‘l , 7. liurt (_lrth'
ill‘. in vi ill rt '_ .1 Houston,
.7 Uli. ‘l

Th. - ‘ .i' -ll‘..ll «h:im
'i«..“.sliy _ .' .ll i~2 ii.» in j.< rezi-iy
f.-ir tomorrow's bigger and DQNCY
lrlll.

Siflli ’l‘m)(il' 3 'l‘() MEET

\\ill Wake 1-;m.m to Obtain "rraiia-E
portation to Wuberl)‘. '
Volunix-.3 l‘o_\' S ‘-"ll Troop 2 will
‘i vet ‘ll the Y. El. F A. Building at
” -".0 -'-"OCR tonight to mate
for .i return basclnll game with the
.\'.-ib.cri_v Scouts. Efforts ' B0
m-.ide to obtain transportation by car’
L I .‘lt-l\t‘f'i)'. “v'Yl-‘ht W
;~ri»riii.-ml to loan one truck for the
‘rip tut a second is needed.

The «(Out organization at Mobcr-
.;, has a large cabin on the lake at‘
Forest Park and the Columbia
.‘:‘mit.-‘ .‘If't‘ planning to camp for two
-iuys lllt'lt',

A s'i«iI ‘i;k-- wit! lo taken south
of toxin '.¢‘Ll‘.' rrv xi afternoon and
-t.-out tests will lie made Wolf
Patrol, with (‘hristic Turner as pa-
trol leadcr. ‘nave completed their
secondcliiss tests and will be form-
erly presented with honors upon the
arrival of supplies from New York.
This patrol is the first in Columbia
to complete its second-claaa teats.

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If you want to -buy or ‘sell some-

.. so that the latter may be stretched Q

.‘,
- "' Pact‘. sizvsu

---v~ o—- ‘' "°" - -~ - YT.. . a
’ .. .. ’ H ' cv idiiip use-ptiie
 ' " ‘  _ Ab “ ,‘- " " TO  ' istocl On on ' a tralvelia;
I . . ‘ man came into one of the hole s her:
. to  in an Auto Caravan-gd ~_-;,;h_;§u -3;-id in-31;;
' m.’ ."..’.'. -.- e at was
BY LAW“ XBBY fall through would bthecause of ac. to bet a new bag that the man who‘
“-1-: was IDUWUK Iutiugfiug u to othc wnedtliat t _li pt ythl ‘s
.AG.REAT PALLS, ’..."__!°t theafi::f‘ one Q! Q! r ?t s orrc c ever ng i
Q I

“I will bet bran name one thing
' said another

lathe maaatlaie, Q8880 Indian
from Oughgmg in mg‘; that he doesn't: have.’
motor cars-—aot a bath in travelinx magll
to

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bet was accepted,

;think nothlns oi ridlns 150 miles to aecmidrhaad pulpit for sale: the doc-
: |’lnC3ld0- tor replied that he had one. A year
it, all there is no reason for or two _bef0Ye Doctor Victor had
that than will not be plen- bought the Christian Church build-
o( fork; in many, 5. dgy of (he ing on North Seventh street and

bi‘ g¢y~.p._pg pg ]§_mfl_ converted it into a dvlclttlfl. HI‘ took
'~ tnl pulpit to his store tin sell. later
hedidsellit tooneofthecelered

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«sow PUL15fi"§3i7.vD "M
    Victor unis pi bach.el<|: 
SAME Roar 7'HI~.w i:.".é‘..‘.‘:..':.‘.,:.'.'$-.~.°‘ '“‘“' “

This is such an

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age of specialty

blue mud a wat;r, contingc. the it is hard for one to imagine’ living .
)ourna.y will not be 7usible. ut the in a time when stones ca v ry- ' t 9
precipitation which has marked the thing from hairpins and egso to   S
last week or two has been almost un second-hand pulpits. yet umbia

preccdented and old time p namen had such a store many years ago.

state that there ‘Will nty. of DE swine.  "ictnt cofimted 3 
dryness by the time the motor im- dm‘ no,‘ bod‘ “Ora notion Sm". 
'“"3""‘-" belfl" l° "99 °" ‘ll’ 3“- etc., for many years in Columbia. 
Through the opulent summer For several years this store was on 18
landscape of Ilinnepota, through the Broadway between Eighth and .\'iiirli Altgrh 8

endless wheat fields of North Dako-
ta. and the sage brush lands of Hon-
tana with its cowpunchers and Black-
foot Indians, with camps pitched at
night by a hundred camp fires, this
caravan scheme is one that fires the;
imagination and gives point to the-
indomitable sporting enthusiasm of
the citiu-nry of the Twin Cities.
in dry weather. the Glacier Park
trail which leads straight to and
through Shelby. should not afford‘
any great difficulties. The start‘
‘i-.ii.. beer. tentatively set for today. i
This automobile idea is but anoth- ‘
i-r inset:-.nce which shows the futility‘
.’ any priscnt attempt to estlmite‘.
how many persons will witness thel
setto between Dempsev and Gibbons .
The Great Northern Railroad is ap-l
rly.ng a lot of clacticity to its plansl

streets; later it was moved to North
Ninth street.
it was said that Dr. Victor kept

 

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HALL THEA'Tl;RE ‘

Friday and Saturday

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a meet any traffic situation which
irises. so wzth the hotel people of}
this c'ty and the adjacent country. ‘

i-‘.vcryone. including the railroad
authorities. feels that the great
drawback thus far has been the in-
adequate handling of the promotion:
ind of oi. fight. Thc facts that?
Dempsey nearly lost out on his sec-|
ind 8100.000 advance and that the‘
arena, now completed. has not yet?
new paid for. have served. it is felt, E.
as a deterrent to those who other‘
wise might already have engaged!
railway transportation for the scene’
of the conflict. '

But as a matter of fact there is
not the slightest danger that thel
fight will fizzle. The prestige of thel
state of Montana —or at least ‘
«cctlon of the state--is involved and i

          

   

‘the only way the enterprise migh  . HE‘:lC’>EB$sl-E"ér 3% S%"zET . 
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- Heroes of the Street”
There are thrills a-plenty. laugliter.

pathos and beautiful romance. Also

“Education”
A Lloyd Hamilton Comedy.

 

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HAVING cream cape have an uncanny habit

 gravity. That’s why the William
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the bdhroom floor. In brief, it defies all previous laws
 the belnvbr of shaving cream caps.

Williams’ Shsv' Cream, in the same way, upsets
all traditions  of all, it exceeds every
knowaspeedlimitiorso ingtlic beard. You an
at our face ready for shaving in less time with

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