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The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
OTHER GREATER EVILS.

Special Agent Leach of The In
terror department, according To
the Denver newspapers Is engaged
In prosecuting parties who fence
in the public domain. Fencing
in few hundred, or even a few
thousand acres of land, does not
do one tenth the damage that the
tie and prop haulers are dong by
cutting timber on the public lands
or one hundredth part of the dam
age that is done annually hy some
of these men who start fires IL the
Woo Is so they can cut and haul dead
timber from the mountains. The
man who fences IN land that is
not worth ten cents an acre for
any thing but pasture. and worth
about one cent per year for that,
is a tax payer but the timber de-
stroyer is a tax creator and dodger.
Trinidad Chronicle News.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
SENATORIAL CONVENTION,

Lamar, Colo, Aug 20, 1902
In pursuance OF the action of the Hepubii-
can Senatorial Committee at II meeting he'd
in Lamar. Colorado. on August .oti, Ho2 Il
Republican convcn'ion for the Twenty -rffh
Senatorial District is hereby callcd, To he held
In Lamar. Colorado, at O'Clock p. IN "n Vi cd
nesilny. September ii;h, iaG.. for the purpose
Of nominating one State senator Iof tic
Twenty iiith Senatorial District.
For sai,, purpose The several counties Of said
district sill be entitled TO Delegates represent
la; the came as follows:
Uara Las Animas u
Ecut prowcis
d. l. ConrEE, Chairman.
DWIGHT MlsEn, SECRETARY
W. ID. SiusSE!:,
J. =. UAsTT.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
THROUGH COLORADO.

The Denver IL Rio Grande Rail
road, with its numerous branches
penetrating the Rockies, has two
distinct and separate lines across
the mountains. Tickets reading
via the "Scenic Line" between
Denver and GrenI junction. III
connection with the Rio Grande
Western lty between Grand
Junction and Ogden, are available
over the Denver d Rio Grande
either via its main line through
LeadvilIe and Glenwood Springs
or via the line over Marshall Pass
and through the Black Canon
Tourists to and from Salt Lake
CITY, Ogden or San Francisco Will
find 1t to their advantage to have
their tickets read IN both direc
tions VIA The Scenic Line of the
World" thus being able TO use
one OF the above routes goingand
the other returning. Write $. X.
HoopER, G.. p. q T. A., Denver
Colo. for illustrated pamphlets.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
No More Need Apply.

There was one announcement
made by the Colorado State Fair
that brought forth comment from
all over the state and that was the
offer of $50 in gold to the couple
who would be married IN front of
the grand stand Thursday. Sep
tember is. A couple was secured
soon after the first publication and
they Will receive not only the $50
in gold but other merchants in
Pueblo have donated as wedding
presents; a cook stove, rocking
chair and % pounds OF the best
Mocha and Ja"a coffee and many
more presents are expected before
the day of the wedding. No more
loving couples need apply for this
season but the announcement is
made right now that there Will be
another far and another wedding
in 1908.
You'll regret it.
If you forget it,
The Colorado State Fair, Pueblo,
September IL TO 20
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
Shorthand Writers Are Wanted

Shorthand Writers Are w anted
for good positions, light good pay There
openings for stenographers any other line of work
We shorthand thoroughly in to II weeks for sl5
by mail for SO If you complete in that
time you stay you you competent enoGralh
er and capable holding first class Office position
An Experiment
We want bright quickly How shall get them!
We will give thorough and complete in short
type writing and bookkeeping, all three for only
800 This makes you bookceper
time unlimited.
FREE TRIAL LESSONS
We quickest and shortest method and give
one a chance to test thoroughly, without cost.
Pern1n Shorthand received the only award Worlds
Fair the BEST. 1t requires shade position
the vowes connected reading
common longand that Pernn Shorthand
be written faster Pltman Graham other system
We position for pupil when competent If you are
interested, write better try week with us?
Pernin Shorthand Business College,
1906 18th St. Denver. Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
Southeast Notes.

Several good local showers have
revived crops and started the grass
again.
NilIcrs shipped some stock last
week.
a lew Of our friends who went
TO Lamar to attend the ir report
somewhat lnfavorably on he eX-
hiblt. Evidently it did net GENE
up TO their expectations; b;:t Of
course Lamar and the i;:ir were
all rlgll. Its The same old story
i never heard of :. ilIr th..t was
brilliant success in every pa::i
ulmr
Rev. Mo!!ler. of The Brethren
Church. has been conducting Il
series of religious services al Slon.'
inutun lur Il week ar mare. The
last of the series wa' held Sunday
evening. lie preached scyern!
good, helpful sermons which did
not iall to delight those in attend
ance. lis last discourse WAS On
Bapiis!!l--'l'Ee VI hy, w hen, Wheve
and How OF 1t. a large gathering
heard him. The Rev. goes this
week to Rocky Ford To see the
country and investigate the oppor-
luni;les for settlement at thrifty
Young people there. Mrs, Mohler
will remain with her daughter.
Mrs. Lew Walter. Tor lew weeks
yet.
Broom corn cutting is i'll order
now.
w. III. konl:el retained from
Lamar this week with ii new Me
Corm;ck harvester. which he will
pm, into his fine field oi cane and
maize. The harvester cuts, b.u;ls
and piles up any kind of feed, be
it heavy Or light.
Word cones from The Eina"ron
of the killing ol Joe Watkins hy
one of his nei.hbars. We have
not learned the par'Iciilars ot the
case, buI it seems TO be II bad AT
ialr.
Frank T.epel. wife, and three
children, Who have been visiting
our nei.libor iimil, returned Mon
dav To their ho:ne in Kansas.
S. j. ko:iktl expects to send a
team to Syracuse tins week Tor
his brother Solomon and his
daughter in law, Mrs. Willie kon-
kel. Still there are more to iol-
low.
Eldridge and i'resco Bryan are
working IN the broo"i corn ut
nome. Eldridn will return to
Rocky Ford in about three weeks.
REPORTER.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
TIMBER CULTURE, FINAL
PROOF---NOTICE FOR
PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,

Lamar, Colo, July 3lst. 1892.
lIotice is hereby given that MARTHA l..
III MARTIN. has filed notice Of intention to
~ make final proof before the Clerk Of the
District Court at his office in Springfield, Colo.
ON Saturday thtSth day of September. la0l.
on timber culture application No. 1852, for the
Sc = of section No. ID, in township No 20 s.
range IL W. 9Th p. VI.
He names Witnesses:
w. H. Smart, James b Eckfnrd, j \. ON
cnrcidnr, w. IL. Dcmney, all of Springfield,
Colo.
JouS 4. WILLIAMS, Register.
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Lamar. Colo, Aug. 10, 1902

The b. u O. S. w. G. ii. Il d.
G. c. G. 4 St L.. !. ID. 4 S W.,
lii. Ccnt.. l.. Il & w. l'enna. lines.
Southern Ry.. Il. T.. & w, Wanda
lia lines and Wabash X. r.. have
authorized special round trip
Home Visitors Excursion Rates to
points on their lines IN Ohio and
Indiana located on and west OF Il
line drawn through Sandusky, Col
umbus, Dayton, Springfield, Gin
cInnali and Loulsville.-Rate. one
fare plus $500 for round trip
Dates Of sale, Sept, 9, 8. 1G, and23
Fina! return limit 80 days from
date.
Tickets to Colorado Springs go
ing Saturday and Sunday. return
lng Monday. $6.45. 10 Manltou,
$500. To Palmer Lake $3.50.
National convention of Christian
church at Omaha, Oct. l6-23--Rate
one lowest regular tirstclass fare
for round trip. Dates Of sale Oct.
10. 16 and Is. Tickets will be
good for return leaving Omaha
not earlier than Oct. IS nor later
than Oct 24, and by paying fee OF
fifty cents al time OF deposit. re-
turn limit will be extended to
leave Omaha up to and including
Nov.
Special summer excursion rates
from Lamar to points on the San
ia Fe east will be as follows: June
6. Z. 10, IA, and June "a to Sept
| , inclusive. Limited to continu
ous passage IN both directions
Final return limit Oct. 81 Rates:
Lamar to Kansas City and return
$19; to Chicago and return $3l 80
Rates to other eastern points on
our line in proportion.
For further information call on
or write to
G. J. GARVIN. Ag Mt,
Lamar, Colo.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
GleaningS and Comment.

PRESIDENT R0osEvELT S CARRIAGE
was run lnio by IL trolley car We'd
nesday. The president and his
secretary, Mr.. Cortelvou, We're but
slightly bruised. A secret service
officer was instantly killed.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
Mail Time Card.

Observation-Disclosures
pAiLyinxccpt SUNDAY
lRoute No Gassa
Springfield ir. s. m; M Lamar r AF 81. =: M M
SPRfSGFIELD--HLtlS
Wednesday saturday.
(Rvutc No. 65-SN
Springfield, axs y p M: M n'"i"c, Nv :" M
SrkISGFIELD-MNN
SATURDAY.
(Routc No C5gs5.j
Springfield Ar. Ar. >, p m. M MaNev ~ H. Iua.% m
sPRINGrIELD-vILAS- -sroNINGToN.
NoSpAr-wEDSEsnAr- r-"iipAr.
Route NJ $3.50
spr'nsat'" ky k Am v''a. hTP'% A 4 M
s.onlns'vn;; ~. hr. Ii.' =. mn M
srRISGFIELD-CoRHiz
t!:ou,c No Ji.s0
Tuesday Thursday saturday leaves springfield
200 n. ui., arrives At Town-ite $50 p. M.
Leaves Townsitc on Monday, Wednesday
Friday Mt ..JO =. MI; arrives at Springfield
$50 p. nj.
,Free box delivery on all rou;cs
All mails closed Ave minutes before leaving
t'mc. SILAs T.. >rgcKMANN, =. NJ.
The Springfield herald., 1902-09-05
Low Rates Via Santa Fe.
Watermelon Day. Rocky Ford
September -llh

1l'lic!ilDci -tlu
SPECIAL excursion train leaves
Lunar at T:35 II. ~. and returning
leaves Rocky Ford 1T $50 p. ny =
Il; te-$2 90 for round trip. witch
Is cosiherablv less than ore regular
fare. ronnd trip tickets from La
mar to Rocky Ford during Arlan-
sas Valley Far at one standard
fare, Dates of sale Sept. 9, ; and
1 and good returning III, to and in
cl,nllng Sept. 9th.
Lamar. Cu!o July %. 1902
Horn! TriI. S.:mmer Excursion
Rates to Northern Michigan
may he said To pants IN Northern
Mirni-an north of and including
line drawn across the stale from
l.uding,un through Baldwin. Reed
Cly. Slnnhish, Pine River. Bay
Port and IIarbnr Beech. Rate
one fare plus ~ co for the round
trio. Dates of saic-Dailv lu and
iuc!iiling Sept. 30!l, 1902. Final
return limit Oct. 3lst.
Lamar. Colo. July ID, 1902.
New Mexico Perriorial Fmr. Al
buquerque, n. NJ, October
HIS, 1902.
Dates of sale Oct. 1917 inclu-
sive. Final return li.Ait October
20lh.
Rate from Innnr $!2 100
g" Ca,l,!oa $ll45
Granada 1920
for the rouud trip.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20
Y ! J ! : : : a

asS -
tor AZ lsltl lsll 81 c
81 III On 4, slls
0hn mad iblulliuess trip
olisla 81 - /. 9.ss2ss q IS ], 4
s n Aiss yorathl hsss d. III lelyoaes
.hers she elnain its,r II Is u tiims sItl
'pr.5 rkhon ! stst 5s
g "a are vel provided With mu.tc nov.
Johl md Tony 49, doing splsnd,d; 81
Il. artha Aeysro 81 Bsolnllia,,n visited
Theo1ors stumlp''s talimn i y Inst SUNDAY.
'Shs sadhs g peep around Tho corner and
sseshoyN much her fnture home has i'm.
PROVED j
hi homas knows il all: Once in while
AZ gets excited, buts Just keeps On: Y You
SWill be q iae drummer boy BY and by
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20

account Of the serious illness Of his
daughter. .3 II 5z@.ss NJ
( h Mr.. and Me. n i. Doten were Sunday
visitors atstbe home Of Their daughter,
Mrs. Nels 5koog. ss#s.. ss.. 55 3
s.s5 Mrs. snn# Mr.. John Gerritz Of Gregory
were the guests ~ Al. and Mrs. a. y.
Stein last week.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20
MEADOW VIEW.

June l6-A number OF friends OF Mr..
I'd Mrs. j. F. O'Neil gathered at their
ONE last Friday evening and enjoyed
lemsel yes dancing. A number Of people
ON Little Falls were there. ~ .. 21"s= FRI
NJ Wilcox went to Little Falls to at
md the ball game Sunday. u.
Mn J. Mcdonald and daughter Luel7
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20

la ne the guests 81 Mrs. J. F. o'Neil and
Miss 10 O'Neil. S;. u !. =. .st$ t%
Warren FarroW was an early morn
ing caller at Hillside otock, Monday
Mre. Ne!s Skoog spent Monday with.
ner mother, Mrs. 7. p. Doten. Il, + + Il:
Mre. nnd Mrs. +. Long went 70 Little
Falls Tuesday. @ .5 55S
Mr.. Lind was called home N onday on
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20

visiting 81. and Mrs. Skoog last We i.
Misses vsra Harrison and Laura !.
Matteson callsd On y | IS. Nels skoe 8 last
}week. 5..,
Misses edith and Genes,viieye Swanson
visited HE il ii Dist last Friday
~ Misses aulrai atteson and Yera
Harmon All, al and II NelsE 81 oog visited
Tho scboo lih Dist Il 5 last week
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1902-06-20
flMDlAllf.

1.F-.F II
June 16-Miss Mary Daviss has gone to
Cumberland, Wis, tors visit with aer
parents. ~ s.:zy<s<< f. " I'll. . ,,y
4 q party. was given at the residence ..
Mr.. and Mr.. Vim. Boyle Saturday evs.
ming il honor Of thsr daughter Maegte,
who was at home during s vacation.
Rsfrreeshmssts wsrs served. consisting Of
10 s,am, eate and lemonade, aiter
which tho gpest1 retarned TO their homes
~ satisfied With hesvesing s0ioymsot. i
& R,ehie Dickson and family Of Bellevue
visited relatives here Sunday. s,:S
Pauline Wittke went to Minneapoais
Tuesday. = s:=ff !. L. = 's$.:=z 2'>. WY; q
i Oswald and Carl Wittke went to
Little Falls Saturday. Il rs: >stG . ~ @.s1
3 Helen Krysh and Hen, Kievsl Of L:ttls
Falls visited friends here Sunday r.
Michael Casey and Charley Stewart
went g Long lake sunday. hail H. .''..ssa
Arthur Love spent Sunday in Elmdale.
q MISS n. Muncy went to Royaltoa
Saturday for Q visit. s =..... ...:@ r..
John .stronan Of Swaaville was il !
aElmdale last week. The telephone line
will soon be completed. Il. 4 . -=s@*} IS
John Janets went to Royalton Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Christ Hyrot OF Little
Falls visited in Elmd ale Sunday. '=s.&
Earnest and Lor Robertson OF Pierx
were visiting their sister, Mrs. VIM.
Meyers last week. L J ...s. = r.. zs5
Misses Emily and Julia Thompson
visited their sister, Mrs. A.C. Nelson,
[eundy. Y. .... & 55.s@ i.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Christensen and
family and NJ. and Mrs. c. a. Wick went
Ito Upsala Sunday. n :E.5 - .=sS e.
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ripley ]. ]

u June 16 Mrs. Henry Baldwin, who 1
;bas been staying with herr sister. Mrs.
Peter Thompson, at Little Falls, retsrneds
HON. Thurrday. Mre. Baldwin has
been, nader the docto r's carelfor the last
two months. ss.:s s.. .55.ss55 z.
Joe Houle returned Saturday from :
business trip to Brainerd. 3 Fl. 5 .5,.
e 4 .Ed. Laforce and wife went on the. ex-
Icursion Friday. They will visit Mr..
Laforce' ) brother at Two Harbors b.
fore their return FIJI 3@i.@s.. 81 +. 4 ...=
E4A brother Of Mrs Davieu ~ expected
here next week. :.44ss. vs.
Aiss Flora Hayes paid y slcome visit
to Dist. SO Thursday. y5 " s
Homer and Napoleon Ledoux. Peter
Larson and Ludger Ducette, are back
from the drive. They will return TO
their work Monday. \ r: .@s55$ -
Aparty Of young people gathered at
the home Of MI. Houle Tuesday. The
nightswas we'll spent at dancing. u: .ss5"
Ia RsporSsof School District SO for
month ending Friday, June Is. 1907
Enro llment
No. days tanght...,..
Average daily y attendance. 50
n. Those not tardy or absent were: $,
Edith and Napoleon Dugas, Willie.
David, Israel and Julia uaboury. Albay
and Wilfred 0dette, and Leo Pasc. .,
Lost- 4 gold badge between the Mod
q Laundry and Anderson's saloon. +
fouad please leave ct herald Office,
David Moran and Frank Cook wer,
Little Falls visitors Saturday. Il &
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ibbiD Hat ktor Bros.
Real estate and a mort gage loans. ~
81. srEPHES 6, As1I.sY Z. u
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
INCREASE OF
OVER 100000
Valuation of Properties in
Wichita Made Long Strides
IN ONE YEARS TIME
Final Reorganization for Sedg-
wick County Made.

The final recapitulation Of the taxes
and valuation of property Of Sedgwick
county for 1902 has been made by the
county clerk and shows a splendid status
for the city of Wichita. Property in
Wichita is valued at 5000 more than i'll
1901. The growth Of the town and IN
usual prosperity that has visited her in
the last year accounts for the amazingly
great increase in the values of the prop
critics in Wichita. The total valuation Tor
the city, excluding the railroads. is $685.
OIL. In 1891. the vSuation was only s4431.-
sol. The goat increase in wholesale III
tcrests. in educational Institutions and
population makes this great difference.
Values are higher, indicating tie staple
growth which Wichita has male.
Wichitas Increased worth has caused
the vacation of the county TO rise nearly
a mill IN dollars in a year. ard ~ the
ratL OF taxation is practically the same,
there viii be a correspondingly good in
crease in the amount Of TAX The total
valuation Of the entire county. including
II rfilroad properties. WAS $l0347, "a in
1901. This year it is 81 ,164.f7S The total
tax last year was S4S7 GA, while his year
it is s519,016. The lowest valuation in the
last ten years was put upon SeGgwicl<
county In 1898, at which time the total
valuation was So. $50 097.
The railroad taxation and valuation is
very interesting. The values of railroads
in the county have not increased to any
surprisingly great extent. The total val
uation of the nine roads running through
the county is 81 433, 92S for this year. bring
ing taxes TO the amount of S54. sol into
the treasury. For last year the valua-
ton was 81, 34s4 AS, making a tax of 80, SOB
for 1901 The Santa Fe, with two branches
the Wichita and Western and the c..
X & W.-pays the greatest amount Of
taxes. the total paid by this road this
year being S21, 424. The Rock Island pays
the next largest amount in taxes in Sedg-
wick county There are four roads on
which Pullmans are run. There are six
otner large corporations included in the
final reconciliation.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
WAS OUT IN THE RAIN.
Mrs. Emily MosteIler Sues Santa Fe
Railroad for Damages.

Mrs Emily Mosteller. through her at
torneys, yesterday filed a petition in the
district court asking for damages against
the Santa Fe railroad. She alleges that
her health has been permanently i'm
paired through the negligence Of the
road in compelling her TO get OF Of one
of its trains in the rain, 500 feet beyond
the depot platform. on October ?. Mrs.
Mosteller says she is Sc years old and
that she had come from Goddard on the
Wichita and Western. When the train
reached this city. it did not stop as was
proper at the depot platform. but went
500 feet beyond it and the shelter, thus
forcing her to get out in the rain. From
the exposure and her age she alleges that
her health has been impaired and she is
not able to perform the duties Of life as
she did before. She says that she has
worked independently Of her husband and
was getting So a month when the ex
posture occurred. She asks for 5000 dam
ages.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
DISSOLUTION SALE.
Morris & Speer viii Dissolve Partner
ship and Engage in Business
SeparatelV

Expansion of business is contagious in
Wichita. Many firms are charging their
stocks and capacity for doing business.
and Morris * Speer Of the popular shoe
store at IA North Main street inaugu-
rated a Dissolution Sale Tuesday. The
sale is the preliminary step To 2 dissOlu-
ton of the partnership and each of the
partners viii engage in business sepa-
rately Mr.. Morris viii retire from the
present business. which viii be continued
by Mr. Sreer, who has a large circle of
acquaintances and friends in Wichita. He
is a liberal, enterprising and progressive
business man and there can be no doubt
OF his success. Mr.. Morris is a Wichita
boy. conservative and a thorough bust
ness man. who has worked himself up
from an employee 10 that of employer.
and has always been successful. Their
Dissolution Sale is drawing crowds and
is a great success
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
TROOPS sNcAMPED IN WICHITA.
Eighth Cavalry. en- Route to Fort sill,
Arrives

A SQUADRON Of the Eighth United States
cavalry has encamped IL Matthewson'
pasture on Feast Third street Il Is
composed OF Troops \, =. c.. and u.
which number SIS men and ten officers.
The squadron has been participating in
the uaneuvres at Fort Riley and Is re
turning TO its station. Fort Sill, l. 7.
The command marched from Newton
Yesterday and viii remain fl camp until
Friday morning, when II moves 10 Well
irgton. thence toward Is destination.
CAPTAIN c. ". Farber IS IN command
This officer has seen service in the Phil
irpines. and IS a type Of the American
soldier as he appears at present young.
active and aggressive With Captain
Farber and in command Of Troop .. IS
Captain T. Q. Donaldson. j.. south
CaroIinian. an officer whose appear
stsee desIgnates anything bat the pie sol
der. The men OF the command look
ecod. They are hardy. young. and in
tellicent and a talk with either u th-m
viii persuade one that DC knows his bus
mess
The troop leaves tomorrow - route for
Fort Sill their ars1 camp being made ~
Wellington. All az the men speak 70 the
lesson learned in the mimic wlr lately
vazed al Fort Rliey and have an abiding
belief that the soldiers of Uncle sam
are the .-0nhest when il comes % busi-
ness
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
SUCCESS IN EVERY WAY.
Celebration Of FrztcrnsI Reunion Oc-
GUS at Auditorium.

The second annual celebration o. the
Wichita Frararnal Feu1len association
was held ~ the Tcier isst night ard vas
q r-azriaceu1 success There vas lars
audience r. Attendance ard the program
given was very fine Erery one declared
that rms evening could u1t have aee1
more enjoyable or the enterrairrlent more
G. O success The speakers ~ the evening
an made interesting and wei delivered
rslEs. and the work rut a1 b. enc teams
vas elegant TIE szccess = ths program
and the grasr number = ueTso-s AZ
tending shows how the Insurance orders
stand 81 ire estiuaflou - 5Flchi-a people.
ara there CA ~ 81 better .ndorse-
r-eut All IRE oflcs-s - The pzrt Gar
we're ra-eiec1ei for the ezsu.1g year ard
are Is Follows - e. Stanseg. Presllslt.
Captain Shields secretsrs ard otto
Weiss treasurer
me arst addrsss vas delivered - : 3
AshbauEh who made veTr pleasing
tsIE OF the work q The Insurance orders
Ne Represented No. =. A o L W. 2 3
walden representing No- 81 A o. L
N--r@nssr@d = sang IL h-s most e1lcieai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-10-16
BEST MATCH COLE SO FAR.
Judge Dale Puts Up New Record on
Colieqe Hill.

Judge Dale, at the close Of the first
series of the open championship tourna-
ment of the Country club, in a match
with Mr.. ]. P. Lemist, played the best
match game Of golf ever put up locally
He went the first nine holes in IS and the
second nine holes in 45, making a total
of SO.
There was all kinds of exciting golf on
College Hill yesterday in this contest
Charles Davidson and Frank Oliver tied
on eighteen holes, Mr. Oliver winning on
the nineteenth. Judge Harvey and Al
Musselman tied on eighteen holes and
Mr. Musselman won on the nineteenth.
The winners yesterday were Judge Dale,
AL Musslman and Charles Smyth. The
second series begins this morning and
runs until next Saturday evening The
new matches drawn are as follows: Frank
Oliver and B. B. Cushman; Al Mussel-
man and Charles Smyth; A. z. Sweet
and Thornton Sargent; D. NJ. Dale and
Victor Murdoch.
The NAV in the first series was as fol-