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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-30
nccordn or fhe Clnhs.
fspecial 20 rhe Tlmea-pispateh.l

ROANOKE, VA. August 2s.-The
game this afternoon was given to
Richmond by Umpire TRULY on de-
cislons which were not even close. and
the fans left tho park IN disgust Had
fair decisions been given by the umpire
the game would undoubtedly have gone
to the locals. Had there been only
one rank decision nothing would have
been said. but they followed, one after
another. getting worse 81 the game
progressed. yerneuiile and Reve1le
were the opposing slabmeu, and both
did excellent work, with honors about
even. The teams behind the pitchers
also did fine work, and some plays
bordering in the sensational were
made. 1t would indeed have been a
game good to see had IL not been
marred by the very bad decisions of
TRULY. The tabulated score:
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Yankees. hits Count.

NEW YORK, August 29.--opportune hit
ting to-day enabled New York to win the
game from Philadelphia.
ptnadolphia 30 900 o i oOi--2 6 .
New York-......t o 0 10 30 o '--5 s
Batteries--plank, BARLEY and Powers:
IIogg and Hickey. Time. 2:2o. Umpire.
O'Loughlin.
Tail Enders Take Two.
WASHINGTON. d. c., August 2e.--wash-
ton won both games OF the doube-header
with Boston Both games were brilliantly
contested.
First game
Score by innings: r. H. e.
Washington .....o / OIL 0 . 1--3 10 o
Bt ston .........o2 90 o o . o o. . 1
na.'eries-c Smith and Block Winter,
Sheridan and Stafford
Second game
Score by innings. R.H E.
Washington .-.,.1 o 1 0 o % l
Batteries-Johnson and Kahoe; Glaze and
Shaw. Time. rs. Umpirep, Sheridan and
stafford.
White sox Drop One
CLEVELAND. O., August 2s.--cleveland
defeated Chicago again to-day with the
bases filed and two out In the third Lajole
hit home run.
Score b. innings: R.H. E
Cleveland ..-....oo - 0 - 7 4
Chicago .......>oo o o ooo1 Oil 3
Batteries-Joss and Bemiss; Smith and
Sullivan. Time. 1875. Umpire. Connolly.
Tigers Win In Ninth
DETROIT. MICH, August 2s.-st. Louis
had Detroit beaten three TO one when the
ninth opened. Three clean hits in row
scored one run. Dineen filled the bases by
hitting one man. and a single came along,
scoring two runs. and decided the contest
With no one out.
Score by innings: r. II. e
Detroit .......Q 1 o o o o So 10 1
ST Louis. 80 o o o {. 1 o6-3 7
Batteries-Killian aud Schmidt; Glade
Dineen and Spencer Time. 1880 Empires
Hurst and Evans.
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IS HIT
HARD IN GAME

PORTSMOUTH. VA. August "a
Portsmouth was easy for Norfolk at
to this afternoon. Clark's new nne-
I'm p1aved n good and errorless game.
hit the ease with which the Trucker
pitcher was pounded and the inability
TO find otey at Opportune times de-
c;ded the game. With good pltcheeT
/, the box, the reformed Portsmouth
clnl, would be likely play good ball.
Norfolk opened up on Carter and kept
nm the batting until the fourth, when
they had the game won. Carter steamed
. hit after the lnourth. 1t is said that
10 went into the game with split
finger. When men were on bases otey
was steadiest. The score
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PUTS
M. SHRECK OUT
The Cincinnati heavyweight Is
Knocked Out by Low Blow
in Seventh.

S SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. August 90
AL. kaufman Tonight defeated lIike
Schreck, of Cincinnati, in the seventh
Schreck a low blow, and the Easterner
fell to the floor. He claimed he had
been fouled but Referee Roche refused
to allow the claim, and as Schreck was
not on his feet in ten seconds the fight
was given to Kaufman. A physician.
who at once examined Schreck, decided
that there was no evidence that foul
blow had been struck. Kaufman had
a slight lead UP to the time the fight
oI / q 81 4 T. f..
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WORLDS GREAT LAWYERS.
law Association DTS
cuHses WOrld-Nide Profile ms.

PORTLAND. ME-. August 2a.-Mena-
bers of the legal fraternity represents;
ing the principal countries of EUROPE
and America are in attendance at the
twenty-fourth annual conference OF the
International Law Association, which
was opened to-day and will be Ia ses-
sion until Saturday. The session was
papers on topics of International conse-8
quence. Judge Baldwin, of the Cons
necticut Supreme Court of Errors. as
honorary president9of tho association.
read an inaugural address.
Ambassador James Bryce spoke
briefly. He said that he thought the
association was doing n great work In
come before courts of arbitration.
At the evening session, Balfour,
Browne, X. c. of london, read paper
on .lntsrnatlonal Law and Internation-
al Trntle.'s- u. - i.a.3a
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-------------------------7
ROWE HICKS CAPTAIN.
Ricbmond Baseball Player Appreciated
in Dnnville.
(special to The Times-Dlsratch,)

Especial to The Times-Dlsnatcho
pANVILLE, Va August 29,-RoWe
Hicks. a. former Richmond player, who
has sH Been playing phenomenal ball with
Darville for the past several weeks
has been made field captain Of the
team. Manager "Pop" McKeyitt has
been keeping to the bench on his own
account for several days. He does not
deem 1t best to make any changes as
long as the winning streak continues
and is an all-around good ball player.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-30
TRADE

LARGE STOCK or FURNITURE.
Single and double iron bedsteads.
about 200 chairs. rockers bedroom
suits. sideboards. extension tables.
odd dressers. washstands.
crockery. glassware. organ, lounge,
rosewood wardrobe; also seven rooms
of neat furnished single and double
iron beds. mattress and springs. chairs,
carpets. rugs, blankets, comfort, rugs,
pictures and everything used about the
house. Ladies especially invited: sale
positive. Dealers also invited. as the
owner is leaving the city.
TODAY, AUGUST BOTH, AT 10
O'CLOCK.
AT 4o4 EAST BROAD STREET. &
THE STANDARD AUCTION CO.,
b. G. BUFORD,
Manager and Salesman.
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Reds Hnrd.Hitting wins.

BOSTON. MASS. August so-clncinnatl
easily defeated the locals to-day. The
game was called at the end OF tho eighth
b. agreement
Score by Innings R. II. e.
Cincinnati ........31 2eloso Is IL i
Boston ............2 01O o 0--s 8
Batteries-Hitt and aIcLean; Lindaman.
Bcultes and Needhan,. Time Zoo. Um-
pires, F!aherty and Weimer.
Cubs Trounce Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN, N. Y. August 23.-Tha
Chicago leaders In the National pennant
race shut out the Brooklyns to-day.
Chicago ........,o o o o oo1so4--5 10 i
Brooklyn .....0-0 o o o. o o o 90 Q Q
Battertes-Pfeister and Moran; stricklett
AMI Bergen. Time. LAS. UmpIres. O'Day
and Klein.
-Phil,ies lick PiratSs.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa. August ao.--Pitts-
burg outbatted Philadelphia to-day, but this
latter's hitting was more timely.
Score by innings r. II. Il.
Pittsburg .......1 o I o o o % 8 .
Philadelphia ,.,.0 o o COL 0s.-3 s .
Batteries-%eever and Gibson; Moren.
Ritchey and Doom. Time. LAO. Empires.
Rgler and Carpenter
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Totals .......... s5, 5 10 go 10

sNone out when winning run scored
Score by innings: X
Danville .......0 = 90 10
LynchburE 100 0 o o 3 o o o / OF
Summary: Sarned runs--Danville. >;
Lynchburg. /. Stolen bases-Hooker
Kirkpatrick. Sacrifice hits-Reinhart
Mex emma Two-b base hits-Fisher, Rein
hart, Evans. Tome runs-Hen- Double
Observation-Disclosures to Holt to kirk
patrick Left on bases-Danville, s.;
Lynchburg, 0. Hits--off Walker, in
nine innings; Walsh, in one innings;
MURRAY. 0 in eight innings. Kline. in
two innings. Struck out-Walker. s.;
haIIs-eWalker. 4: Murray. Q: Kline, q.
Hit by pitched balls-Hooker. Passed
hails-c.ooper, Evans. Time OF game,
$40. Umpire. Colliflower. Attendance.
LOO
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PRETTY GAME FOR TODAY.
Times ispatch and Watkins q ttreIl
TeMmA to Meet mt PMrk.

The Times-D Dispatch team and the
Amateur League, Will play game in
the league championship series ut
Broad Street Park this afternoon at
,4;s0, The Times-Dispatch team is "A
close second to the leaders IN the pen
team last Saturday shut out the Lead
ers in a pretty game. The rival teams
Will he Well matched this afternoon and
81 spirited and prettily played contest
lis assured.
Rees and Gruner will he battery for
watkins Cottrell team, and Lewis and
hKnightley for The Times-pispatcll,
Lewis is a left-hander and has done
silne work in9the hon. These teams play
3as fast bail as the leagaers, and their
games are quite as interesting,
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auftton 5alfs, Tbts Dap.

by The Valentine Auction CO.
QUANTITY or IIoUSEHOLrI
GOODS AT AUCTION,
TODAY (FR1DAYJ. AUGUST 3o'rft.
AT OUR sALEsRooNfs, NO. 6ts EAs,r
BROAD STREET., COMMENCING
AT 1890 O'CLOCK.
goods, which must be sold to make,
room for Others. Everything pertaining
to housekeeping In this sale. Big lot
of goods suitable to dealers.
a large quantity Of fine furniture,
ETC. chamber suits, parlor suits. dining-s
room furniture, chairs, rockers. iron
beds, mattress, carpets, mating. ward
robes. and, in fact, everything. Sale
positive.
TIE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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Summary: Sacrifice hits-BaiIey,
Goldhack. Stolen bases--Richardson
Gardner. French. Base on balls-by
Ellyson, Q; by Dowden, 1. Hit by
pitched balls-by Ellyson, 2 (Stout and
Pettway): by Dowden. 2 (Ellyson).
Struck out-by Dowden, 4: by Ellyson.
s. Time of game. lao. Umpire. Mr.. A.
G.. Anthony, Jr.
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Pnssnnrts In Portugal.

Mr.. Charles Page BRYAN. minister az
Lisbon, advises that the decree which
required foreigners to present pass
ports upon entering Portugal and TO
nay heavy embarkation fees upon de-
apartueG have been modified. These ex-
actions are no longer required. except
when demanded ny grave circum-s
stances OF public order"
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return on Saturday to supply the. pull,
pts of the First Baptist Church on
Sunday. Sss
At the residence OF the minister, Ma
100 Ia West Clay Street, ON august
.2Sth. 1901 ny Or. y. William Jones, Mr..
Collier Hawkins and Miss lenA
Mrgrydc Fitzhugh. both OF Spotsyls
yanla county, We're SIriafss4st. NJ
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-08-30
CAR STRIKES WAGON,
Wagon Pole Was Broken, but Driver and
Hoses Were l'nhurt IN

william Bannister n driver for RlIle.'s
stables. became entangled With a Broad aud
Main Street car At O'clock yesterday
afternoon ut tho corner OF Eighth and Broad
Streets. emerging from the mix-up more
than hurt, The pole5o the wag-
on lie was driving was broken, hut neither
man nor horse was hurt.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al Shreveport: r. H Z.
Shreveport ...,...........,.'',o
- ~ !
AT Little Rock; RAli. y
Little Rock. ......s....t-.. " y
Atlnnta ,,..,t.,,..,.l.i... IL is "a
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Richmond.

pinl,,nona o ] U---2
summary; Two-base hits-Brodie,
,ritman. stolen bases-Rickard. Hsf-
iron. Reeves. struck out-By Nernnuei i,,
4; by Revelle. Z. Base on bal ns. by
,.ias,-L poanolse. &: Richmond. s. Time.
i:s5. Umpire. TRULY. Attendance, $50
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Griffith's Higflanders Pull Mack's
Pennant Aspirants Down
a Peg.
CLEVELAND WINNING AGAIN
Napoleons Trounce White Sox
and Closing Up on Leaders
in the Race.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
scores YESTERDAY.

Washington. 3; Boston. 2Cfrst game).
Washington, 2; Boston, / (second
game)
New York, S philadelphia. g
Cleveland. a; Chicago. /.
Detroit, 4 st. Louis, b.
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Total ..;:t.,,;;,.,,, aul

Massachusetts leads tonight, with
70. $40; the United States Navy is second.
sqsSi thn Says4 taisad3aso The
led yesterday. Is In fifth place, with
$3.50. Georgia is nineteenth, with o.
ne; Kentucky, thirty fourth, a,Ant;.
West yirg thirty th a$a7 soat |,
Carolina, ortyrseYenth, sgS
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FOR RENT.
Ideal. new, three-story and basement
brick store. No. 2f9 w. Broad Street.
Will make 10 long lease at q low
rental. j. d. CARNEiAII &c SON.
1106 East Main street.
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Aeal Estate fnr Rent.

FOR RENT.
Brick store With basement, No. 425 W..
Broad Street. Only $3.50 per annun.
This is the cheapest store on Broad
Street. j. b. CARNEAL Sc son,
1106 e. Main Street.
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The Roanokers Claim That
Umpire Truby's Decisions
Defeated Them.
PITCHERS ARE IN FINE FORM
Reeve and Wallace Lead il
Hitting for the Colts--Runs
Come Late.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Yesterdays scores.
Richmond. Q: Roanoke, j.
Norfolk, 8. Portsmouth. o.
Danville, 4; Lynchburg, 3.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Results Yesterday.
Chicago, 8; Brooklyn. 0.
Philadelphia, 3: Pittsburg, ..
Cincinnati, s; Boston. 8.
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Schedule for To-Dny.
Richmond at Roanoke.
Lynchburg at Danyilie.
Norfolk at Portsmouth.
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schedule for To-dny.
Records Of the Clubs.

Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
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Schedule for To-day,
Records Of the Clubs.

New York at Boston.
Philadelphia at Brooklyn.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
The Stuff Is all Off.

Except for a day or two We
have done the best we could tC
keep up hopes for a wheat crop,
but the reports made by farmers
and others who have visited the
fields the last week we have
come to the conclusion that the
stuff is,all off. and the wheat crop
as crop is a failure. There are
perhaps fields that will make
half a crop, or even better, bat or
the other hand there is field after
field that is only fit for hay. 1t
seems that the freeze of Sunday,
the 26th. did the business. The
damage did.not become apparent
until after the rain. But she i:
there now.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
An Enjoyable Party.

Friday evening about severity
five young people assembled at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
} Moses in response to invitations
sent out by Earl Moses and
Walter Amend for a party in
honor of Miss Carrie Collins and
Mr.. Thomas Winstead. whose
wedding is announced for We'd
nesday of next week.
The decorations were hearts
with cupids arrows and bells in
white and pink. The amusements
were progressive games of several
different kinds. and music.
Delightful refreshments were
served. the ice cream being
. nodded in the shape of bells. and
the same color scheme as the dec
orations carried out in pink anC
white, several kinds of cake and
other good things.
Messrs. Moses and Amend
proved themselves to be enter
tainers of the right kind, and all
who attended had a very enjoy
able evening.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Incubator House Burns.

A few minutes before dinner
Saturday thu. fire alarm called the
those company to the creamery
property, where the incubator
house on the chicken ranch"
was burning. How the same took
fire is unknown, as it was pretty
much in flames when discovered
by some of the employees of the
Moses Mill. 1t contained twelve
incubators in operation, and it is
likely that a. lamp in one of them
did the trick. The incubators.
together with building, which had
only recently been erected, and
about a thousand little chickens.
The total loss will be in the neigh
borhood of a thousand or twelve
hundred dollars.
There was considerable excite
ment for a time as it was reported
that it was the creamery that was
on fire. 1t was close call for
that institution, as the burned es-
Establishment was situated about
fifty feet north of it, and it was
only by hard work of those first
on the scene that the creamery
was kept from catching fire. With
this wheat crop gone we will have
abundant use for a creamery
again. as the farmers will have
the cows to drop back on.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07

Web Langham was over from
Hoisington Decoration day.
Mrs. Goodwin of Hoisington
spent Decoration day in the, city.
Miss Helen Minis of Elm
wood was in the city Decoration
day.
C. L. Bacon, of Ellinwood, was
in the city Saturday on bust
ness.
The Citizens National Bank
is having some lettering done on
their front windows.
Probate Judge Torrey issued a
marriage license Friday to Joseph
Hartmann and Anna E. Raden-
berg. both of Clafin.
Miss Myrtle Ashpole is recover
ing from an attack of the measles.
and now her brother Archie is
having a siege of them.
Mrs. JEFF Yancy has returned
from Denver. where she has been
for a long time taking medical
treatment. She is consi derably
improved in health.
The rain of Wednesday night
and Thursday was pretty general
over western and southwestern
Kansas. and was much heavier in
most localities than here. We
will get..ours yet.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Do NOT Desc the Stomach.

Hoymei is not a cure-all: il is a
specific for the cure Of catarrhal
troubles. Breathed through the neat
pocket inhaler that comes with
every outfit, the aromatic healing Of
Hyomei penetrates to the most remote
parts of the nose, throat and lungs,
healing all inflammation and killing
Catarrhal germs wherever present.
So successful has Hyomei been in
the cnre Of catarrh, that Hooper
Drug Co. sell it under guarantee
that it will cost nothing unless it does
all tina: is. claimed for it. The com.
plete Hyomei outfit sells for $l.0O
making it most economical method
Of treatment.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07

6. N. Daniels returned from Film.
wood Friday evening.
]. L. Carol transacted business
ia Hutchinson Friday.
Mrs. IS. Smith is visiting with her
people, DR.. A. M. Sipes and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Johnson left
Saturday for visit with relatives
and friends in Ohio and eastern states.
Miss Margaret Osmond arrived
home Saturday from Lawrence
where she has been visiting for some
days past.
Mrs. Gunnel has received a tele.
gram stating that her mother was
sinking and that the end was expect.
ed at any time.
Prof c. A. Strong left Saturday
for Burlingame, where he will con.
duct the Usage county normal institu'
tute.
Miss Pauline Goodman came in
from La Crosse Saturday for a
brief visit with her sister, Mrs. Henry
Born, before going east.
Laura eye filed a suit in the dis.
trict court Friday aSking'for divorce
from Irvis eye. The parties to ,the
suit are from Heller.
Charlie Brinkman, who has been
holding out for goodicrop of wheat
about as long as any one, has come to
the conclusion that the show for wheat
is mighty slim.
DR.. Brown received messagelfrom
La Junta Friday afternoon announc
ing the serious illness of his son, ST.
Brown, at that point. Mrs. Brown and
daughter, Mrs. Ed McGinnis left Fri
day evening for La Junta.
Mrs. T. H. Knight has returned
from her vacation, enjoyed at her old
home in Illinois, and has resumed her
duties at the Cyclone. She was &C
companied by her sister, Mrs. Struth
er, who will visit here a while.
S. A. Giles, Of Larned, Kans., who
recently purchased the Bartlett ranch
took possession last. week The ranch
is we'll stocked and improved, consists
Of $500 acres and is valued at $50,
O00.-Fountain (Colo.) Herald.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Oh fsIIsvs EIse,,su.

At the regular meeting Of Valley
Lodge No. IS, l. o. O. F., the follow.
ing officers we're elected for the ensu'
ing terms: N. G. Buschmann; V. G.,
P. Cooprider; Secetary, Edwin Tyler
Treasure, R. Fl. Moses; District De
putty Grand Master, W. P. Coles; Re
preventative; to Grand Lodge, Jos
Armstrong; Alternate, Sam Pratt
The appointive Offices we're moi
filled, but the appointments will be
announcedatthe next regular meeting
The Lodge is in a good healthy con
dition. and growing in strength.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Farm Loans.

We are prepared to make farm
loans at low rate of interest. Privi'
lege given to pay off part or all Of
loan at any interest payment, interest
payable annually if desired, and mon.
ey furnished promptly. See or write
Dawson & Zutavern, Great Bend
Kansas
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07

Erastus Looney, a number Of
years ago an employee of the
First National Bank. came in
Tuesday evening for few days
visit. He is located at Wichita.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Notice.

No hunting allowed without the
permission of the lease owners on
section twelve, township eighteen
range thirteen. Trespassers will
be prosecuted.
ClaAin Gun Club.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
Reduction In Rates.

After May 31st. we will make
a rate of 15c to all points in Bar
ton County which we reach over
on lines. For 15c you can have
first class connection with Ellinood,
Hoisington, Pawnee Rock. Albert
or Heller.
Great Bend Telephone Co.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07

l have received samples Of seed
less apples, preserved. and same is
on exhibition at the First Nation
al Bank. l will take orders for
this kind of trees.
August CARING. |.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07

Miss Pearl Emely arrived home
Saturday evening from Lawrence
where she has been attending the
University the past the winter.
Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1907-06-07
District csurt Dsekst.

The following is the docket for the
June term Of the District Court.
c. v. Shepler vs.. Creigler 4 Gregg
Ter.
Frank E. Stanley vs.. Lora Stanley.
John ]. Delaney VS.. The Great
Bend Implement Co., corporation.
A. Aitken VS.. M. Daley, Rose
Daley, John REIN and the First Nat
ional Bank of Great Bend Kansas.
Libbie Deal VS.. Whitney Deal.
F. B. Koen VS.. The ]. V. Brink
man Company Bank.
The Peoples State Bank of Hois
ington VS.. The Farmers Grain and
Fuel Co., corporation.
The State Of Kansas VS.. Fred
Wolfe ct. al.
The State of Kansas VS.. J. +.
Weder and NJ. K. Wolfe.
The State of Kansas VS.. Joe Casey
ct. al,
The State of Kansas VS.. Lee H.
Boring, John Wolfe and M. K. Wolfe.
Ernest Piper VS., Inez Piper.
Henry Mehroff VS.. Florence NJ
Norris, !. E. Norris, F. A. Solze, H.
hester and Lloyd Weak.
Louis S. Ritterkamp VS.. c. S. Cut
Ter, S. C. Brinkman, M. H. Wolfe,
Mette & Kanne Distilling Co., &C
Babb, Gail L. Mueller and The Ger
man Savings Institution
Geo. Nuss. and F. A. Baer, spart'
ners as Geo. Nuss & Co., VS.. G,
Boyer.
Gertrude Wells VS.. John Wells.
Great Bend Hardware & Imple.
ment Co., VS.. VIM. Busch.
State of Kansas vs., H. c. Talbot
W. A. DeChamp VS.. G. H. Hume,
Mrs. B. D. Roberts VS.. M. S,
Roberts.
Nellie Bemore VS. Tilden Bemore.
A. L. DeLaVergne VS.. Chas. L.
Steuger, C. M. Moses, John f. Levi:
and Belle Feldkamp.
Jacob Bettman and Joseph Cohen
partners doing business as Bettman
Cohen & Co., VS.. G. H. Hume.
Geo. M. Mock VS.. Florence w
Mock.
A. r. Haas vs.. c. M. Brown.
Mary A. Wagner VS.. Louis Wag
ner.
Laura eye VS.. Irwin eye.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.
State Of Kansas VS.. Henry McLain
State of Kansas VS.. Mat Mullen
and Art Brown.
State Of Kansas VS., JOS. F. Schenl
and Geo. Wibel.
The Stat'of Kansas VS.. Myror
Holmes, Harry Thornton and G. B
Holmes.
The State of Kansas VS.. John Nc
Namara.
The State of Kansas US. Johr
Harris.
The State Of Kansas VS.. Patricl
O'Donnell and ]. A. Florer.
The State of Kansas VS.. George
Niblock.
The State of Kansas ssvs. D. O
Gray Jr. D. O. Gray, Sr. and Cart
Miller.
Web Langham was over from
Hoisington Decoration day.
Mrs. Goodwin of Hoisington
spent Decoration day in the city.
Miss Helen Minis of Ellin.
wood was in the city Decoration
day.
c. L. Bacon. of Ellinwood. was
in the CITY Saturday on bust.