Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 207, Decatur, Adams County, 29 August 1924 — Page 6

Sold For One Dollar; Was Worth Thousands il'nlt---l I’ri-s Service) Chh ngo, 111. Aug. -of nil the* ( homes that ever "cam# back," none, probably, has ops* t the dope a* did ( Holster, 8-yeerold h-*ro of the Huw-i thorne truck here and of many other ( traekn besides. Ij For Bolster was sold five years ago | tor the price ot one dollar, flat, tie | wnx lame, and his owner. W I’ | (Bu<k) Foreman, thoiorh a man ofj considerable faith, could not see the crippled horse lose race nfter race j without giving him up. i Bolster went lante at a race, at Bowie. After giving hint a few trials, Foreman, disgusted with the showing offered the damaged "hems flesh" for,, the consideration of sl. , Trainers and owners about the paddock shook their heads. But E. E. Watson trainer, spoke up: "Buck. I'll take Bolster for sl,” he said. “And that's straight.” “The horse is yours, Watson," said Fort man, "and if you can make hipi win you're a better man than 1 am." So one dollar and Bolster changed owners, and Holster was led to the Watson barns. The horse was not c:ily lame, he was gaunt. Watson was a ipan of faith. He was also something of a voterary and extraordinary able to wait. And Bolster is well bred. Thus it was that the pessimists were fooled, that Watson was vindicated, that Bolster came hack, that Foreman was angered, nnd that the horse which had been sold for a dollar went back to his original owner for $4,000. Bolster won his first race of the comeback in a canter. Again the erstwhile cripple was entered and won. He kept winning races. The. two years ago at Windsor. (Ont.) track, he raced in a field that inc lulled “Buck" Foreman's best horse. Ami Bolster won “Di. w. s upset. And when Bolster won another claiming race, some time later, Foreman claimed back the horse he'd sold for a dollar. The price was $4,000 this time. Foreman still owns Bolster. And he keeps his faith in the 8-year-old, For Bolster continues to be listed with the winners over nearly every race course in the United States amt Canada. It's Wfctson. though, who likes to tell the story. He let it out here recently to turfmen at the Hawthorne track. o Enrollment At Butler Increases One Hundred (United Press Service) > Indianapolis, Aug. enrollmc nt from 1.200 last, year to 1,300 this year and several additions to the faculty were announced at Butler college here today. Dr. Frederick 1). Kershner, formerly of Drake University is coming as dean of the College of Religion. Front the sam ■ university will come Hugh W. Ghormley, A. B„ A. M., and B .D. as assistant professor of Biblical languages and literature. Mildred Jessup. A .11. University of Southern California, A. M. Columbia will fill the vacancy caused by the absence ot Mrs. Alice Bidwell Wisenberg, assistant professor in English. G. Nelson Graham will take the place of professor T. G. Wesenberg, as assistant professor of romance languages. Clyde Aldrich, A. B. and A. B. University of lowa will also come as an instructor of romances languages. Walter D. Slifer, A. B. will take the place of Professor Oscar A. Knichen. in the history department. Additions are also being made to the botany journalism departments. o — Wholesalers Preparing For Buyers’ Week Event Indianapolis, Aug. 29.—Wholesale merchants of this city are making I every preparation to receive the larg- I fist number of out-state buyers ever I brought together here for a Buyers’ I Week event, Ferd 1,. Hollweg, chair- I num of the Buyers' Week Committee I 'IT" Chamber ° f Com - I riedly’ X ~ O<lay' Wholesalers bur- I ception of the buyers re ' I frolic and dance the th’„ ? un I and the amusement park party I pletly arranged, wholesalers no C ° m ‘ I directing their attention t(T th W e *** I rangement of their displays Ro that buyers will be able to make their selection in the shortest possible time. ' Funds expended by out-state buy- 1 ers for carfare to Indianapolis during the week will be refunded to those accredited buyers registered with the .Wholesale houses participating.

MMM SISII I « Davis To Appeal To Labor And Dirt Farmer Vmk. Au.t. 29.— John W. Du G dcmoir“'ic stendurd bearer, will | make hl< next appeal io labor und dirt farmers Aft -r deliveclnx unotli eriiKsnult on <h.' republican adininls trillion nnd Its policies at t'olumbus l)avi'« ri’tu li d !o New Voik tudry to prepan- for his 1 sib'-r Day sp- - < h his first invasion of the corn belt. In his Igibor fay six-cvh nt Wheel Ing. W. Va.. Davis will elaborate on hi 1 views regarding the rights of labor and strem his opposition to the use of injuncti' ns in labor disputes. His managers believe that once his views are mule clear that the opposition of many libor groups will disappear and a large share of the nominal democrat!' labor vote will remain in the field instead of going over to La Fell 't >. Following hi> Wheeling speech, Davis will go 'O Chicago, where he will confer with former Republican Representative Lincoln Dixon ot Indiana. manage) of the W-stern democratic headquarters, before mak ing his appeal 1 > the fanners. His first spoij h in the great agricultural region will be delivered at

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