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Newspaper Page TextThe SPORTING WORLD < * «-in { . -I ii 1 'iM iflia ll A t tin* C 'h u rclies ♦ ♦ s i r u t v n i .i t . ♦ lk-m I - 1 * 1 «'! --, once :i fatuou s Indian « fu .tln ll [«In <-r, w h o coach ed the f a r - ♦ ♦ IN!«’ l! school eleven «luring the ♦ ; t l i l ' .«.i, must n o w be ranked us I ♦ mi i l!i • ,!•' nt.i'l gridiron st ra tegists ♦ ♦ o;' tie* c I «tiy. ♦ '1 h ■ ilia it shewing of the Indians , ♦ ♦ thr ill- limit the eiinipaigu was a nota ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ m ho... Is d oin g y ou r Job printing and w h at kind o f w ork are you gettin g don e? If y ou are satis fied w ith rubber stam p style—“ ’ mifT sed” but if y o u w an t a neat, up-to- ♦ ♦ ♦ OUR PLANT date style bring it here. <Tbc leader plant ! has ju st been equipped w ith a num ber o f fonts o f the new est designs o f types and borders, and prepared to d o all kinds o f jo b w ork in an artis tic and w orkm anlike manner. I ♦ ♦ II I ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ I f I + ♦ : I é lì ! ♦ I 4 ♦ I ♦ ♦ ♦ DLJViiH I'lL itei: « a h l i s l k f o o t b a l l « « j a < ii ♦ hie iVutuiv and f<» Pier«*«* is given the ♦ ♦ credit for most o f it. II«* e arly eon celve:l the lim*s along wh ieh Hueeess Omlcr tin* n»*w rules would result and drilled h. iii i in m rd iu g ly . T h e y rose to their g l o a t e d height in tin* g a m e in w h ich they defeat«*«! tin* team o f the U n iv e rsit y o f Minnesota. <«»:«« It Itill H o lie r o l l ( « ‘ ulliN«*h \\ NM B«‘ Ml K a l l o n a l P l t e l i e r . K d w u n l F. ileiilhach of C hic a go m a d e the best r«,«*or«l o f the pitchers o f th«* National le ag ue for the aeason o f ltKMt, according to the figure* giv en o u t by John Ih»y«ll«*r, s e c re ta ry to l*r«kMid(Mit Pulliam <>f tin* l«*ngue. Ileul ba«*li won nineteen gam«*s, lost fou r and tied one, giv in g to him a w in nin g a v e r a g e o f .Slid Six o f Reulbuch’s v i c to rie s wer«* shut outs P«*uibaeh’s team mute, ••Three ring«*iv«r B row n , Is se<* ond OH tin* list, with tw en ty -six vie torles and six «h i«*ats. an a v e r a g e o f . 813 . Brow ii whitewashed his oppo neilts nine times, which whs the high w a t e r mark for si*or«*l«*ss p erform an ces «luring the k «* smoii . “ Iron Man” McUInnlty. w h o Is sixth on tin* list, leads \«*w Yo rk National box iu « mi . McUinnity appeared In forty- tiv«* games, tin* hugest num ber that a n y pitcher took purt In. H e landed tw «*nly s«*\« mi \ h*t«)ri«*s ami w a s b«»aten t w e l v e times, givin g to him a w in nln g reeonl of db'J. T a y lo r o f New Y o rk stall.Is eighth with s«»vente«*n vie torles ami nin«* «l**f«*ats an a v e ra g e o f .(IT) 4 , and Mathewson is ninth, with t\v«*nty t\v«> games w • *n and tw e lv e lost, a record <»f dIT $ 1 0 0 Reward . $ 1 0 0 . T h e iviMl.-rs <»i thin |i«|)er will he p l e a s e d i<* le a r n th at t h e r e i* a t leant «»lit» «Innd** I i l l a e a w th a t neleiiee ) u m l»«*«*n j|t»Ic to t in« III a ll 11 h nta^en, a n d th at > t a t a i r h . I lu ll's < a t a r r l i I ’u i v l ? th e oiilv |*t»nitixe e lite n o w k n o w n t o tin* m e d le a l f r a t e r n it y C a m i l l » h«*llin i «*« »lint it lit io n ftl «» o i i h I i t n t l o n . i l 11« I I’ m ( ' a t a i r l i t ure «1 1 h v t I \ u llv , a e tln a n d itn iie o tiN s u r i m v * u p o n th e h lo o tl t h e N VH teni, t l i e n * h y «!«* hi r o v h i t f t I m * t'H iii« Iiitin ii <»f th e dis«»j«H \ a n d ^ I v I i i r th e p a tie n t u t r e n R t h h y Id iih lln t f u p t h e e o n s t i t i i - llo ii an d a w ork. M iM tlm j n a t u r » ' in d«>lnn Itw 11». p r o p i l t d o r - h a v e * o tn iie li f a i t h in i t h e i i r a t l N «* p o w e m th a t the.r o i l e r on«* I m i n l i v d d o l l a r * f«»r a n y eiiN«* t h a t i t t a i ls to eu ro. t e s t i vn o n la in A t o . K etn l f o r A d i l r e I . r « d e « lo , O h io . Iint o f t l. I ’ m S«»l«l hv \ i : y a ll ilr ii K K U t « . < V \ Take nation. { j ve ry S a t u r d a y e v e n i n g a t 7 :3c. P R O F E S S I O N A L r* • B " - . r M ♦ liall'H F a m ily Fills tor consti- r Lodge Directory. R K B K K A H S C o t t a g e ( ¡ r o v e , No. L’ l, M e e t i n g s 1 st. drd. a n d òtti. F ri- ! d a y o f e v e r y m onth , E t t a B a k e r , N. G . K a t i e B . V e s t i t i , Kee. R O Y A L N E IG H B O R S Meet 2 nd a n d Ith W e d n e s d a y o f e a c h m o n t h . ' M as M ara * B a k e r . O r a c i . e . M r s . ('. W . W a e i . a c e , Kec. W O . W — B o h e m i a C a m p , No. '.IMI, M ee ts e v e r y F r i d a y e v e n i n g . L , W . B aker , C o n s u l C o in . ( h a s . V ( n D f . nhi no, ( le rk. > % P $ * 4 « •. P A. B ri -. w k r , Sec. M W . of A .M eetings 1st and .’ Ird TucHila.v in each m o n t h , A . S. l* o w e 1.1., C o n s u l. ( ’. W . W a e i . ai k . Sec. M B . A . — M od ern B rotherhood of A m e r ic a . Meet th e 2 d and 1 th T u e s d a y o f each m o n t h a t l . o . o . F . H a ll. T , W . .I knkinh Sec. W Meet, e v e r y M o n d a y eve n in g . C . ('. C o i em a n . ('. K. B en S a n rotti), F .S. A « A, A M. I ' o t t n g c G r o v e , No. .Meetings 1 st a n d .’ Ir-I W«sines d a y o f e a c h moti 11«. O l. n ER \ EATCH, W . M. 7 il. I ». I : W ool i;v, s«'«-. G A R - A p p o in a t a x I’os t No 84 , Meets at I p III., 011 th e 2d a n d till S a I u n l a y nf e ac h m o n t h. 1 ) 1 « I*. I,. W o o d s , I*. ( ’. G W H ex noi ns, Adj. L O I M I.ady l. a m s o n H iv e , N o F . S j. <r;As»' R. C A p p o m a t t o x W . H . C , No. 12. MiN'ts nt I p. m. o n t lie ‘.’d a m i tt h H a tiir d a y o f e a c h m o n th . M • in P . «li x Mi l»n k e y , P r e s . W o o d s , Sec. C a r r off Tri»«l#*r l > e t . B utter, c o o k i n g Butter, c r e a m e r y , 11 » B u t t e r fat Iiggs C h ick e n s 11 O n io n s, c w t . A p p les , b u s h e l , according: to quality C h i t t c m b a r k , o ld H id e s, gr e e n Sa lt hides, «try Potatoes Cabbage, c w t T u r n i p s , c«vt C a rro ts, cwt P arsn ips, c«vt » In « o ld » p J ft 9 ft Ì D 32^0 17/-c to 1 3c $3.50 y ^ ^ p" -,p : p ; ■ P p p- . : . p . p p \4 p OPTICIAN and REFRACÏIONIST kuom 1 I New t lu isnmiiBk. lOngenc, Or, » p p A . p p p p J I» « 9- r |1 r ^ & r * lierDert Eakin 1* r e s i d e n t T. C. \Vlinear C a s h i e r ’j’ ^ CAPITAL 25,000 A B«»n«*ral banking business transact ed :: :: :î :: :: THOM PSON W e a th e r. H o s e b e n « .r e n t e s « Y Y e la U l t o r r l e r . W v i i* g.» «»ut o f «11*■ »rs itiiiiKHllntety nft«»r bn thin g tin» fa«*«» In hot wate r. 1 W hile Uoseli-n «1 i«! not I,., o an op Tep id watt» I* i** i*«*tt«»r for I with face portunltT o f pr. \ in- that ! is a bet ter horse than « a s tie S alvat or, an«I lintids during cold w«»athcr. he has dem o n str ated pretty c lea rly th at he Is the best Weight p acker o f I ’ «»r I * I r «> « . i l l I 'r n m en . r u t n gill o f u;ood viney;ur Into tt pint the age. Tn all his ra. es last season o f «*«*!«! w a t e r nn«l t«ru>ti o v t f th e lie carrie d from l. ’U to 15a pounds fnirii«» w ith a soft brush. I»*» a s n a i l and «lid so in su,-h . Ie\er m.inner us to ma ke a show o f tl e sprintef» to piece ut a tiwie whlc k he r r . opposed. A ( W h e a t and ve tch , ch o p p e d ton $26.00 Oats, b u s h e l 40c C O I TA TE G R O V r Bran, ton $20.00 O R K Q O N Clean w h e a t chop , ton $26.00 O a t s atnl ve tch c h o p p e d , ton $23.00 M ixed, ton $24.0 0 S h o r ts, ton $25.00 F lo u r , valley, c w t $ 1 .9 0 M rs . r. I rnoMi- os. F l o u r (h ard w h e a t , c w t $2 50 Rolled b a r le y , p er 751 b sack $ 1.0 5 B a te s | h t « l a y ......... ............................$ 1.00 e o k .......... $ 1.50 R o lled b a r l e y , s t a n d a r d , sack $ 1 .0 0 Boom ami bo.-ir-l. per H ay, baled, ton $12.1x1 1.1 VK s t o c k m a r k e t . « . ii it a Sa > x \«*l*ni) I > 11«- h «. ‘‘ Kl. l Ili-rinim ii lianllv I • be com pnri'.l w it h HattII or N.-l >n,” said ( 'Ii.nupion I.lirlitwivL'Iit .1 • ( h i m ro ccntly. ‘ •The tw o tl 17 1 1 1 not t all alike. H e rm a n Is more o f a box. 1 tlmu Nel son and. In m y opinion, ..11,not didiver ns stilT a ptiu.-h and r.,,M\o as nmvli punlatimeut a s l ’. attllmt In f a it . I d o not think the liu'lit« 1, lives who can ta ke the gniolim; N. Ison can W ithout a ny do ub t la- - - best man 2 Æ%n > »1 A l ’: ' 1 - ’- ,. *• • Tv. c ■ ? s d > ***: c , ‘ S L IP S ' : Vc & . m F ly ' s CREAiyi B alm T h i s R o m n d y i i t i ' ’->-rcinc. S u r o t o C i v o iin ti i T .V 'tlo r i . C1VC.3 r u l i c c r r e i c . .in- ! 'tx-' , t’ :e * - -1 - - . i i Ucui h - -<■ -• 1 a (' M ii, !l - i. 1 ,, in !,|v. • -1 * ■ o.n I,- h- ; sto rm t M K - im - j f Tasto : C ml , M'plé d luto thc n -it ils t ill; (l -.1 -! S .. .. . I ' ■ . ..-1. 11 l.v IV [piout Time Table. In effect S u n d a y , N o v. 25 12 a tn north bound N o 10 l ; «p4 a nt No 18 C o t t a g e < ¡rove L oc al 3.I0 a m 1- 1 1 .2 0 a in N o 14 N e w F a s t T r a i n G:I 3 p m hound ii & I Ii. 1!. ¡1. Ul Time Table No. I T o take eff»*ct Nov«»inber 1 1 !HK>. Kast Bound 1 an 1 l Tue lay W. Bo<;ud and Sat only 1 and 2 Daily fc'x- No 3 —No i *pt .Sunday. No 2 —No P.M 1 A.M 1 M i 8T8 1 IONS 1 Kiev i a m F.M 2 : 8017:30 Ö « 'ol tage Grove ■ «571 12:00 h.lfi 2:40 7 :'iC $.f» : Tin 1 Il 25 4 :tS Walden . 2 : 4 '.» 7*69 6.7 . Orro Gordo . 1 H 07 11:10 4 :f >0 :i:U 08 :ll s . Doreria 1 8-11 11 08 4:44 T: 1 H 8:40 12 ....... ‘-'tar......... .. 017 10:40 4:87 Wicks 3:211 8 : 5 « 13 5 , 946 m i:2 0 3 :T» y Or. I d •» . . Bed Bridge. .1020 1 10 : 28 ; 4:vo 8 •;{$ 0:1'- 16 B . Wildwood 1040 I0:i0j 4:17 3 ; 0 ^: 45 ! 20 0j Dits ton . . . 1060 10:00 4 : 0 J Subjoin to ctmnge without notice. All outward freight forwarded only at the Joint nuk oi ehinner and con*ign»*e Stage leaves Nvlldwoo«! aftt r tlie arrival train on Mondays, VVtMint sday.- and Fridays for Bonila and Orse«*o. ({(‘turning on 'Cues- ays, Thursdays and Salnrdnys Freight will not be rceeived ;it llu* f>. S. K. K. K. Depot after - p. m. To lu-un* forward ing on next train freight must he delivered in anipl • me to permit ot it being billed . A. B WOOD. Manager. Bargain P O R T L A N D . O R E G O N , U .S .A - 60 Y E A R S' EXPERIEN CE tor our T HO TEL General Blacksm ¡thing f CAPER» Beautifully located ■ n Portland Oregon, offers unsurpassed f.u ililies for thé c u l ture and education m young women Special opportunities in .Music. .Art 1. nm".u-es and Liter ature. Well equipiied Fin ....... d t'lit mical Lab oratories. Ilerharium and Mim ra! Cabinet. The largest and oldest Ladies’ Seminary in the Pacific Northwest, it enjoys a natit i .1 reputation for im parting tlie best physi' al. m- ¡dal and moral train ing and deve ping t m anhood Equipa socially and (■■ducal naUv for tfie most exalted station. Confers Ara i-r.ü- ind ( ■ Megiate Degrees hy State Authority, liderferen. ( with convictions of "ii Cal : ded Academy Is ideally located am . il hill ; scenic advan tages Social opportun c. such as are available in no other city on the ( oast Buddings large and commodious well li ted ¡ < , " 1 and ventilated, dormitories and priva' il supplied with all modern conveniences. I !.<• institution is liberal and progressive witlu "f >a : ■ n « tlie character and traditions-of a r d a- l.nocment. Term« modest. Satisfactory r. . ren< - si. iiuirt d. Write for announcement hook 1: .»r• • od tuition $180 per year Addless^ -,tei c ui'«-i r.St M arys Academy J p - ■+■■■ p - P" ■ p — . p I riiv si« 1 \ \ ami si i;«ii;oN 5>‘ 25 5c 7c 8c #2.25 * 4 .5 0 $ 1-5° $ 1 .5 0 $2.00 2 Jj 4<‘ 6 to 7 c 7 ) _• e im i r . -I §T A «R 7 S OHice in Mcl*’arl;in<l Building Over Wynne’s li;ir«lwar«* store t Oillce riioiie, öII Kesiriciice I’hone, 12 «* ,fr f v .r * *• li I KANC Li » II I’. HATH) 20c . ¿ p . p p p p 35c 1 » W KIMK. M I f tli*» feot nro «»xtrt'nudy te n de r | I ever fought, ncrmati pi , 1 > 1 x v II Ivilli«* tli«»m at night and In Hi«» morn I g i v e m e a R ood b a t t le a s 1 >ng a s lie flnjr wi t h warm wnt«»r to which n tea-1 lasts, but I e\|>eet to defeat him «vitli I ’l.-n It will Hpoonful o f luiLing »«win has l»«»«»n add i out the Isiut c o in it f a r ed Aft«»r\vard m b them wi t h nl«*oho!. | «s’ hack to the show hu- m - s s ncnln Jan. 7 .” TT»«* s k i n ■* OHÌI - fill) iv -10» li;->: Ich -j 77 1 p- ■ p . -m ON H O M E PR O D U C TIO N . I. W * ' •*.' 1 W O M E N S'“ iit.l.ertine gives what every woman 11 1 tl-sires—a perfect complexion. 11 i 1 ring 1 that soft, smooth, fresh, I ir tint to tlie cheek that denotes >-«--. 1 thfulnes.^. It will bring beauty ;.» those who lack it; it will retain it for those who already possess it; it will enable you to successfully combat thi ravages of weather and lime. Don't doubt—don’t argue. Just try Robertlne. Your druggist will give you a free sample. All drug- gi^ts keep Robertlne. FUNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED EMBALWER For Benefit of Farmers l and Merchants ( ol ( a g e ( I r o v e t 'h a p ie r .No Meetings held o n 3 d a n d iti. Fri- da.) nf c ich m o n th . MRs. B o s k n in no. W. M 1 ' ( ’ . WllEKI I H W . 1 *. M rs M \l in W II EE I I II. Sec. p if » t 1 i a id k e v ¥ I) COEIIRAN Cows «2 Mt-i i .M a n d Ith F rida y o l S h e e p each m on th. Veal, d r e s s e d .M rs M A hy S.-in m i /., I,. C, H o gs, d r e s s e d M iss L i i v S i n k o r ii , I !. K . t) *« \TTOIlNKY AT I.A \V HAY, OKA IN , ETC 0 W . S I . t a l e n t i n e C ir c le 121 , M e e t s 1 st. a n d :ird T u e s d a y in e a c h (R e tail prices a re q u o t e d ) m o n t h in W . (>, W . Hull. F i . o r a . 1 . Mu,I. e h . C le rk . W h e a t , bu s h e l Hoc F o r e s te r s of A m e r ic a a Ofllcc*: YouiH' HuiHing, Main Street, West Si«l« ^<1 O . T . M. Cascn.de C a m p No. ‘ 2 (H) PRO DUCK. M ee ts e v e r y T h u r s d a y n ig h t. (P r ic e s q u o t e d a re w h o l e s a l e .) O. H. V e a t c i i , C om . li. K . B knnih , C a n t e r . Blitter, c o u n t r y 25c I 0 . 0 . F . — C o t t a g e G r o v e , No. (tS, Meet e v e r y S a t u r d a y n i g h t . G e o . C o m e r , N. C . (1 X« K. YOU Nit MARKET REPORT: / .v : K K . o f l * . — J 11 veil Ills L o d g e No, 4 \ M e e t s e v e r y W e d n e s d a y nig ht S . It. 1 * 1 1'EK C. C. C iiah . V’ a n B e n B e r i i , K . o f U. ft S. * <*<• - * - * . * * « ’« v t. -W ARION YKATril Ä A - WV.v* /. * J v ■SA.iè' SOUTH C A R D S I’arltM K at Vtitttah A La*vson’s. I... ♦ I ♦ I f I N o I5 1.2(1 a m No 13 N e w F a s t T r a i n 4.30 a in 11 2 .5 5 p m No 1 7 C o t t a g e G r o v e L o c a l 11.50 p m rUNERAL DIRECTOR .mil LICENSED EMBAIMER »lis«‘ As«\ tre a tm e n t. la t a k e n in t e r v i- of 121 I 'r i i i c e t o n . Tin* sueee of tin* football season at I’iiin<*l'ni wa s due entirely to the brilliant, con u a u t and 1»« rs evering work o f I lead I'n.i' li m il Hop» !*, ISMH), All through tin* •«! on Ii** called to his aid assistant coa«ln* and in liis selection manifest ed excellent .judgment. It w a s his advice that br ought T r a i n er Val Flood to Princeton, and In* lias proved him .-elf tin* hast and handiest train er a hig fool hall team could de sire. l i e has hi , n in Prln.cetoil only sim »* the d e p l i o f T ra in e r J a c k Pol» bison Iasi spring, hut he lias become exceed in gly v eil |il:< d. II«* w a s for morl.v with a prominent N e w York ath le tic «‘Inh II«* w a s given full sn.v in regard to tin* time men wen* allowed on tin* Held «an li «lay. and it was due t«> him «*ii11 r«*l,\ that l>riuceton w a s nhi«* to «*nfer tin Yal«* gam e with her p la ye r s in sin*li prhm* condition. With tin* injured men, too, In* work «•«I hard ami long, and not a man was allowed in the gain«* too soon nor w a s In* ov«*ruoik« d It .p«»r and Flood jib e w«‘ll, and on this a««*<»iint w a s P rin c e ton able to put foilh sucli a re m a rk a ble «*lev«*n Hill Rop«*r wa s never aiiytliiug won* derf ul In tin* football line himself, nl thou gh In* pl.i\«al four v«*ars with Pr liuadon’s var it\. hut in his coaching this season In* has shown more football ta c t and ability than any y o u n g coach in tin* business. Itop«»r w a s ably assisted by J a c k Munn, 11HMI; Pi Idle Holt, 1 NDH, ami (» ro«‘ , 11MJ2. n*«|tiires a pbone: Office: O n Jfourtb S t . IM U U K STIO X . N o - : j «.-I i 11* lO 'S nf s t r e n g t h , ner- id a c h e . c o n s i l p a t i o n , had --r.il didiillty-, s o u r ris in g s , M« tinnii a . sc o p a i » Inirch, K u r . i**■ -I- u r l i o f 1 he to rn a r li a r e a ll |.r. !.. iViitt.v. C a s t r I* reo. ti ini? i d i c - s t l o n . K o ih d Dyspeptila I services a t il a. in. ■ :<in| 7 :: in. Sunday S ch oo l, lu a. in j< io i • « in di .'lotio n. T h i s new dls- r- o n - c a t s th e n a t u r a l j u i c e s o f K p w o r t l i l a ’iiisiie, ll ::!0 |>. in.. ITa.v er -g< i i - ih c v e x i s t i n n h e a l t h y ni’ «dlii'.: 'I'li 11 r«< t ît y evenin'.’ a t 7:40. s t o m a c h . coinhlM-d w i t h t h e g r e a t e s t All a r c c o r d i a l l y in v it e li to l»c p r e s e n t knott 11 to n i * - a n d r e c o n s t r u c t i v e p r o p - ertic s. Kodol D yspepsia C ure docs n o t o n ly c u r e i n d i g e s t i o n a n d d y s - f i r s t 1 ’ re s b v t e r U n Church, pastor p- p i.i. hut th e f a m o u s r e m e d y c u r e s II. C. G ra c e . M o r n i n g s e r v i c e , 11 , all s t o m a c h t r o u b l e s hy c le a n s i n g , I e v e n i n g S, V. p . S . C . lv. 7 p. p u r i f y i n g , w e e t e n i n g a n d s t r e n g t h e n in. A ll ht r a n g - rs a n d s o j o u r n e r s i n g t h e iiincoiiH ini-inl>ralies l i n i n g th e st iinacli. welcome. K o d o l D y sp e p sia C u r e a fte r m e a l s is noi o n ly t h o r o u g h l y r e l i a b l e d i g e s t - , 1 "pal • I « I r « ! I St I 'I* e I held •nil hut it c o n t a i n s g r e a t t o n i c and as w e ll. ♦ ; tlie seco n d W e d n e s d a y eve n in g ot 11-i - i i n s t r u c t I v e p r o p e r t i e s fum oir« r e m e d y c a n h ie s the » , cucii n i o n t h a t 7 lin in M c i - liall. 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