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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-10-02
WOOL GROWERS
CALL MEETING
Session viii Be An important
One to All Sheep
RaiSerS.

c. B. Stewart, secretary Of the Utah
State Wool Growers, who has announced
a meeting Of the sheep men of the state
for next Monday, has decided to call the
meeting at the offices Of the Wool Grow
ers and the state board of sheep commits
sioners, at rooms SIG and 517 Judge build
ing. If a larger room can be secured
the meeting will be adjourned to that
place.
The meeting is expected to be an unus-
ually profitable one for the sheep men, on
account Of the discussion of subjects
which are interesting the stock Taisers
at the present time. Addresses are eX-
pected from Dr. F. e. Murray, inspector
in charge of the local office of the gov
eminent bureau of animal industry; DR..
A. G. Young, state veterinarian, and 9TH
ers who have given attention to condi-
tons prevailing recently among the sheep
in the state 1t is thought possible that
a report may be received from Wash
ingtOn on the nature of the ailment
among some lambs of the state as shown
in a sample sent by DR.. Murray to the
government offices, early in tht week.
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PRESIDEH THERE
J. A. Edison of Kansas City Southern
Railroad Visiting Relatives
at FIT Douglas,

President J. a. Edison of the Kansas
City Southern railroad is in Salt Lake
visiting at the home of army Quartermas-
ter Arthur Williams, his son-in-law. Mr..
Edison was attacked with hay fever a
few weeks ago and went to the lakes,
where his physician told him a western
trip would be beneficial
Railroad business is exceedingly good
with us" said Mr. Edison. THE volume
of our traffic is growing constantly, but
this last summer it has been particularly
good. Other railroad men with whom
have conversed tell me that both freight
and passenger traffic is good. The coun-
try generally is in a most prosperous
condition
Although Mr.. Edison was formerly with
the Gould lines in Denver. he said he
knew nothing about proposed changes on
tho Rio GTande.
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tine granting OF
NOTICE TO VA ER USERS.

STATE ENGINEERt OFFICE, SALT
Lake City. Utah, Sept. rs, 1909.
Notice is hereby gifen that Willard
Young, whose pOstOtfiCe address IS
Salt Lake City, Utah, bias made appu-
cation in accordance Fith the require
ments of the Compiled Laws of Utah,
1907, 10 appropriate Eenty-twO thou
sand (22,0o0) acre-feei of water from
Weber river, summit and Morgan
counties, Utah. Said l water will be
stored whenever avai liable during the
period from Sept. i Of each year
to June Is. inclusive, Of the year
following in a reser Ioir embraced in
sections %, 80. 81 amp 30, township
north, range > east; section 3. town
ship north, range east, Salt Lake
base and meridian. The water so
stored viii be released from June 1
TO Sept. I, inClUsiv4 OF each year,
into the natural Chtnnel of Weber
river, in which II VII be allowed to
flow 70 a point whfh lies 200 feet
west from the southeast corner Of sec
ton s, township 4 moth, range east
Salt Lake base andI meridian, from
where II will be Conveyed by means
of a flume and a CanIl for a distance
Of $4,000 feet and there used TO ir-
rigate 100000 acres II land embraced
in sections Is to 3d. intlusive. township
Z north, range 1 WestE sections 1, 2, 3,
4, 9 TO IS, inclusive. ttwnship Z north,
range . west seCtiOni -, 2li "a 70 28l
inclusive, SO to SO, inclusive, township
I north, range 8 welt; sections l 70
p, inclusive, 35 andt SO, township
north, range g west, SECTIONS 1 TO SO,
inclusive, township Il north, range Z
west: sections % to 81 inclusive, town
ship north. range Iwesti sections l.
2, Il to II, inclusive, = TO 70, Inclusive
and SO, township moth, range 3 vest
sections 1 TO So. inclusive, township
north rance . west tseCtiOns 8 to 8,
Inclusive. Is to SO, inclusive, township
IS north, range / westl sections I to Is,
inclusive. 80 and Il, township I
north range west; Sections ] 10 sc,
inclusive. township Il north, range
west. sections ] to Il inclusive 9 to
Is, Inclusive, % to r. inclusive, and
So, township NORTH range 1 west
sections ], u, Is, IA . to SO, inclusive,
township 2 north, raige ] west; sec
lions TO 9. iuclusiveI 16 to 81, inCiu-
sive IS to So. incluIve township 3
north, range / east; sections to 9,
inclusive. IS TO IS, fnt Elusive, 20 to %,
inclusive 80 to SO. inclusive, township
4 north, range . eastf sections 20 ;,
Inclusive. IS to 21 inclusive, % TO SO,
inclusive township Il north, range 1
east. salt Lake basf and meridian.
This application is designated in the
state engineers office Eas No. 2O36.
All protests against the granting OF
said application stating the reasons
therefor must be madt by affidavit in
duplicate and filed in i1is office wltain
thirty 900 DAYS after the completion Of
the publication of this notice.
CALiB TANNER,
ttate Engineer.
Date Of first publ Ecauon Sept 20,
1903; date Of COmplettfn OF publication
Oct. p. 1909.
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Mr.. Alfred Best, the popular Utah
tenor, who is to give a concert in the
tabernacle next Tuesday evening, re-
ceived a cabIegram yesterday from his
manager in Berlin, Germany, stating
that Best had beeen recommended to the
Metropolitan Opera company in New
York for the season of 1910, and for him
to make his arrangements accordingly
This is decidedly good news for Mr..
Best, as it is very rare, occurrence for
an American singer to be engaged in
the Metropolitan company at the be-
ginning of his career.
At the concert in the tabernacle next
Tuesday evening the Tabernacle choir,
under Professor Stephens, will render
the two selections prepared for the Sc
attic contest, but which were not rem
dered at that time. These selections
are, Rise, Up, Arise" from MendeIs-
sOhn's st. Paul, and Twilight" by
Daniel Brotheroe. This will be the first
rendition of the numbers since the choir
returned, and great interest is being
manifested on that account.
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Notice to walk Users.

STATE ENGINEERl OFFICE. SALT
Lake City, Utah, sept is. 1909
Notice is hereby given that II. L
Thomas whose postCtffCe address Is
Salt Lake City, Utah, Ihas made apPli-
cation in accordance jith the require
ments of the Compiled Laws Of Utah,
1907. as amended by De Session Laws
of Utah 1903, to appropriate twenty
C2O) cubiC-feet per iecOnd Of water
from Little CottOnwIEd Creek Salt
Lake county, Utah said water VIII
be diverted by means sOf a dam and
wooden and iron pipes line, at a point
which bears south 81 Edegrees 7 min
utes east 1887 feet distance from the
east quarter corner Eof section II,
township south rat ge ] east. salt
Lake base and meridian, from where
it will be conveyed fbr q distance OF
1000 feet and thereE used from Jan.
to Dec. 81. inclusive, of each year
TO develop power fOI the purpose Of
electric lighting End propelling
machinery in Salt Like valley and
vicinity, Utah. AfteT1 having been 50
diverted and used, Id water viii be
returned to the natural channel OF
the stream. at a pOitt which bears
south SO degrees Is minutes east $40
feet distant from the past quarter cor
ner of section r. township south,
range / east. Salt bake base and
meridian. This applE atiOn Is desig-
mated in the state enEineer's office as
No. $3.50.
All protests against the granting Of
said application, stating the reasons
therefor, must be made by affidavit IN
duplicate and filed in Ithis Office with
in thirty 800 days after the compile
ton of the publication! OF this notice
CAL1B TANNER,
State Engineer.
Date Of first publication. Sept. Is,
1903; date Of completion OF publica-
ton Oct. 25. 9G9
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COngTega tional church. Mr.. Fitzpatrick,
violinist Of talent, will leave on Oct II
for Boston. to complete his studies Last
nights program follows:
Violin solo, Scene de Ballet" De Be
riot, Edward Fitzpatrick; song, Loves
Coronation" Florence Alyward, Miss
Edna COhn; violin obligato, George E.
SHELTON; song, Aria, Carmen, Fred era
ham; piano solo. Miss Ethel Doffel-
meyre; song, Mrs. Kathleen Fitzpatrick
Atkins; song, Fred Smith; song, Mono
tone, by Peter Cornelius; Night, by Ian
don Ronald, Miss Edna Coin; violin solo,
''Abenlied," Schumann, Edward Fftzpat-
rick; song, Thou Art Like Unto a Flow
err" Rubinstein, Fred Graham; song, j.
A Kisselberg; song, Mrs. Kathleen F1tz-
patrick Atkins; accompanist. Mrs. George
E. SHELTON
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NOTICE no wA1IER USERS.

STATE ENGINEERS OFFICE SAM
Lake City, Utah, sept. rs 1903.
Notice is hereby gfIeu that VilIar5
Young, whose postoffide address is san
Lake City, Utah, has fnade applicstfon
IN accordance with thI reduireTnen ts of
The Compiled Laws u Utah 1907. TO
appropriate fifty thIusaud $50 6OO1
acre-feet Of water frIm Weber rfver
summit and Morgan lcounties. Utah.
said water viii be Stored whenever
available during the TEsriOd from Sent.
of each year tot June Is. in
elusive, of the year following, in a
reservoir embraced inf sections 25 "a
30 and &c. township / south. range 8
east section 1, township south, range
east section 81 township / south
range east; sections and 7, town
snip south, range Il least Salt Lake
base and meridian The water 80
stored Will be RELEASED from June 1
to September 80. inclusive, Of each year.
into the natural hatnel of Weber
river, in which IL viii be allowed TO
flow 20 a point which lies zoo feet west
from the southeast Ctrner of section
8, township 4 north, rtnge 2 east Salt
Lake base and meridiaI /, from where II
viii be conveyed by Means OF a flume
and canal, for a dittauCe OF $4,000
feet and there used Il irrigats 100000
acres of land embracii IN sections Is
TO "a, inclusive, township Z north, range
l west; sections 1 to /, inclusive, O. to
36, inclusive, township 7 north, range
west sections 10, 4, "a to %. in
elusive, SO TO SO, ind usive, township
north, range 3 web sections 1 TO
p, inclusive. 80 and So, township north,
range west; sections I to SO, in
elusive, township nOth, range 2 west;
sections 29 to 80. ind usive township
north, range 1 Wej sections l. 2
II to Il, inclusive, 23t to %, inclusive
and SO, township nOrth. range 8 west;
sections I to So, inclusive, township
north, range 2 west tsectiOns to 9,
inclusive, IS to SO, Ind lusive, township
north, range 1 web sections / to
2S, inclusive. 80 audI SO, township 1
north, range . west Sections ] to s5,
inclusive. township i north, range /
west; sections i to 1 inclusive, to
IS, inclusive, p to IS, Inclusive, and SO,
township g north, TaJge j west; Sec
tions ], u. Is, H. 21 ito SO, inclusive,
township 2 north, ra5 ge i west; sec
lions TO 9, INCLUSIVE, 16 to p, in
elusive, % TO SO, inclusive, township s
north, range ! east; sections to 3,
inclusive, 10 70 rs, nIlusive, 90 70 29,
inclusive, and 80 10 Sc inclusive town
ship { north, range 2least; sections (
to g. inclusive, Is to 4, inclusive, and
% to 80, inclusive. township north
range east, Salt lake base and
meridian. This appIit ation is desig-
mated in the state njineeTs office as
No. 2037.
All protests againstIt the granting OF
said application. stating the reasons
therefor. must be madI by affidavit in
duplicate and filed in IBIS office within
thirty 800 days after the completion OF
the publication Of thiI notice.
CALIB TANNER
State Engineer.
Date Of first publ cation Sept. rs,
1903; date Of completiIn of publication
oct. rs, 1909.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

AlphOnzO NJ. Palmer ct al. 10 ATff-
LIN +. Palmer, part of section L..
township 2 south, range vests
AlphonzO VI. Palmer ct al. to Bert
Z. Palmer, part of section IL, town
snip south, range ! west ........
Aiphonzo NJ. Palmer ct al. to Alb
ram ID. Palmer, part of section l..
township south. range ! west 800
AlphOnzO N. Palmer ct al. to Rms
well p Palmer, part Of section Is.
township south, range / vest.
Harry 5 Joseph ct al. to Z. J.
Wills. lots 81 and G., block 1, Lin
coin Park subdivision ..............
o. Bourbon TO G. A. Higbee. part of
section p, township ] north, range
1 west ...... ........................
William Husbands ct al to Charles
7. Husbands, part of lot /, block
o. pldL a ''-'... .............-...- I
II. A. Weymouth to John A Burt,
lot g and part Of lot q, block J.
Hampton subdivision ..............
Alta Y. GOdbe ct al. to Ruby c.
GOdbe, part Of lot l, block o.,
plat d.. ..---- Observation-Disclosures.
Joseph c. CahOOn ct al to J. W.
Fritz, SECTION y, township 2 south.
range II west ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Leslie L. Goddard ct al to Lawrence
II. Young, lots Is and II, block %,
five-acre plat A...-..-............... 4
Andrew \. HUMPHREYS ct al. TO VIII
liam C. Mortensen, lots IA and Is,
SunnySide addition ..................
Selma Winters to George A. PurseU,
part of lot g. block 10, plat A..
Joseph BaUmgarten ct al. to John
HaIvOrsen, lot 3, block II, plat A.. 6
AshtOn-Jenkins company to John b.
Keslen, part of lot 2, block 13,
plat A 5000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ]
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Watch our windows Saturday morn
ing. A mathematical problem emitting
the winner to his choice OF any $50
Hart-Schaftner & Marx suit in our
house.
RICHARDSON & ADAMS.
172 Main Street
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October Conference Rates

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho points and Utah points
north of ogden oct. l to Is, limited to
oct. IS. From Utah points, Ogden and
south, Oct. to 9, inclusive; limited 10
Oct p
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Location OF principal place .of business
Salt Lake City. Utah.-Notice: There
are delinquent upon the following de
scribed stock on account Of assessment
amounts set opposite the names of the
respective shareholders. as follows:
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October Conference Rates

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho points and Utah points
north Of ogden Oct. 1 to 10, limited to
Oct. 10. From Utah points, Ogden and
south, Oct. 2 to 9, inclusive; limited to
Oct. p
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Sunday Excursion to ooden.

Sunday, Oct. 8, via oregon Short Line.
Round trip, S1.10. For other Sundays
during the month Of October, s1.0O for
round trip. ANY train.
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UNION PACIFIC RjILROAD CON-
pANXt
Annual MeIting.

Annual meEttnE.
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF THE
stockholders OF Union Pacific Railroad
company viii be held II the office of the
company. IN Salt Lakl City, Utah. on
Tuesday. October 12thI 1903, at twelve
O. clock, noon, for the election Of fifteen
directors Of the company, and for the
transaction Of such othet business as NAV
legally come before theI meeting
The books for the transfer OF stock
{both common and pEeferred) Will be
closed for the purposes iof the meeting al
o'clock p. m on Monday, Sept. isth
1903, and will be reopeted at ten clock
a. N. on Wednesday. October 18th, I302
ALEX. MILLAR
Secretary.
Dated August q Isaa
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HnIIlster rnwnsIta Sale.

Reduced rates via Oregon Short Line
to HOLSTER, Ida, via Twin Falls, for
sale of town lots on Oct. 2. Tickets on
sale Sept. 20 to Oct. l, limited to Oct 6.
City Ticket once, 201 Main street.
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onIx s1.1o

To ogden and return Sunday, Oct. 3,
via Oregon Short Line. Excursions
during other Sundays in October at
s1.o0 round trip. Any train
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Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on sale
from Utah points north Of Ogden on
Oct. to s, inclusive; limited to Oct.
Is. From Ogden and points south,
oct. 2 to 9, inclusive; limited to Oct. y.
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CONSTIPATION

Inward Piles, FuIlness of the Blood in
the Head, Acidity of the Stomach, Maui
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for Food, Full
ness of Weight in the Stomach, Sour
Eructations Sinking or Fluttering of the
Heart, Choking or Suffocating Sensa-
tons when in a lying posture, Dimness
of Vision, Dizziness in Rising Suddenly,
Dots or Webs before the Sight. Fever
and Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency
of Precipitation, YellOwness of the Skin
and Eyes, Pain IN the Side, Chest, Limbs,
and Sudden Flushes of Heat, Burning in
the Flesh. a few doses of
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And in accordance with law and an
order of the board of directors made
on the 29d day of April, 1909, so many
shares OF each parcel of such stock rs
may be necessary viii be sold at the
office of the company 2O1 D. +. Walk
er building. Salt Lake City, Utah. on
the 1st day of July, 1909, at $3.50
o'clock D. m. of said day to pay de
linduent assessments thereon. together
with the cost Of advertising and eX-
pense of sale. r. W. GNEKOW
POI D. F. Walker building. salt T-=ke
City, Utah.
CFirst publication June Is. 5000
BY order of the board of directors
the sale day of the stock of the Fed
DELINQUENCY on assessment No. IS
hereby continued until Thursday, the
18th day of July, 1903. at 1880 o'clock
D. m. of said day, at Room 207, d. +.
Walker building. Salt Lake City, Utah.
r. W. GNEKOW. Secretary.
(Second publication. July 10. '09)
BY order of the board of directors
the sale of the stock of the Federal
Ely Copper company, on account of de-
linCuency on assessment No. 3, is
hereby continued until Thursday, the
30th day Of September, 1909, at
2:30 o'clock D. m. of said day, at Room
2O7. d F. Walker building. Salt Lake
city, Utah. R. W. GNEKOW.
BY order of the board Of directors
the sale of the stock of the Federal
Ely Copper company. on account Of
DELINQUENCY on assessment No 3. is
hereby continued until Saturday, the
o'clock D. m. of said day, at Room
207. d. F. Walker building. Salt Lake
city. Utah. r. W. GNEKOW.
Secretary.
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Pioneer Roofing
Utah State Fair Rates

laid and guaranteed By
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
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Marguerite Bonnet

Designed in charming, exclusive felt shapes, turned
up petitey in front and prety finished with ribbons,
bows and edgings Nowhere will you find millinery
for children better selected reasonably priced
than at Banks'-its our specially.
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VILLAIN husbands ct al to Charles
7. Husbands, part Of lot l, block
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GOdbe ct al to Ruby c.
part Of lot l, block o.,
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= II0II = .s-s------.
A Weymouth to John A. Burt,
OF 25 and part Of lot p, block !,
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don to c. A. Higbee. part of
Z p, township ] north, range
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1rew n. HUMPHREYS ct al. to VIII
am c. MOrtensen, lots IA and Is,
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CahOOu ct al. to J. W.
.ctiOn =, township 2 south,
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Leslie l. Goddard ct al. TO Lawrence
II. Young, lots IS and II, block %,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-06-18
OUR MOTTO: .BE lust AND FEAR NOT"
A BIG AUCTNN
SALE or LOIS


Extensive preparations are bsing made
BY Mr.. @. P. Lana. the Town Site Man,
for the big suctioa sale d town lots and
tho barbecue and baseball game 1t
Schlater on Juno 18th.
Mr.. Lane has had soms OF the most
desirable business and residence lots In
Schlater laid on and nicely graded, and
proposes 70 sell 80 Of them In 80 min.
utos on the 25th inst.
Schlater ID one Of the best business
points Of its size In the Delta, and the
towa has citizenship of which any
community could justly boast. Invest
monts made In SchlatAr real estate now
will no doubt provo profitable, - the
place is sure to grow 10 considerable
proportions.
10 addition to the auction sale Of lots
on the 25th big barbecue and arst-
class bali game will be given there ON
shat day. The Greenwood tsaa VIII
play Schlater.
A special train will BE- run from
Green wood TO schlater Tor the above oc-
casion, leaving here at 10s45 .. M, and
returning will leave Schlater at p. IN.
Everybody Is invited TO attend tho
sale, barbecue and bell game.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-06-18
REV. AlSUS {. IULl
RfSl6NS -PASTORATf
o. Flsse oaptlsa cAsgsA . Aesese s,m.
NJ Pss,e.sa 4 ~ 0ssst.

Az ~ norning service last Sunday
W Rsv. sslsas \. Tull formally ton.
dered his resigaatioa - pastor Of the
First Baptist church Of Greenwood to
take ieaect August Int next
MT, Tull Aas sccspted . call 10 the
pastorate of the First Baptist church
of Pine Blua, Ark and will move his
lssmily q that city and assume charge
of biz new charge on the above data.
; The Baptist church Of Pine Blua has
4, nemhership cf over seven hundred,
4 and ths 6qnday School has An enroll.
nent of ave hnndrsd nembers. Be-
sidss, The held for work Is larger than
y y here, and aftsr oarefally consider
iing tho call Mr.. Tall decided that II
wAs biz duty to accept.
NJ. Tull u N able and eloquent pull
pit orator. and during his pastorats
here has accomplishsd > great deal Of
good. n addition to increasing the
membership of his church, hs has been
largely instruupentsi in getting under
substantial y, N hsadway the erection Of >
new church buildipg.
The Commonwealth joins his friends
in regretting, the. loss Of the Citizen
ship Of his excellent family and him
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-06-18
Ragsn.Welseeer.

Invitations are ont to the approach
ing wedding Of Miss Helen Nathalie Ra-
gan to Mr.. Harry Brown weissgeF,
which 10 to take place II the Presby-
tsrian church in yicksburg, ON the sve-
ming Of Wednesday, tho seventh Of July,
st half after eight o'clock.
Miss Ragan ID the charming daugh-
tor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Crittcnden
Ragan, one Of vicksburgs most prom
inent families. and has many friends and
admirers in this city.
Mr.. weiseger has been in our city
for the nsst cotton season, being con.
nectsd with the firm Of Eggleston 4
Porter. do II originally from Memphis,
but during his stay here he won .
stroug host Of friends VINO congratulate
hin upon biz approaching mSrriase.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-06-18
oREENwooD I.FIoRE


for tAs locals With To entire tsae sca-
hdsat Of anothss ronp, but : ssspriss
was II ssofe Tor them. Babe Fdr ~
nipulAted - keys fos ~ visitors aannd
twiflsd . good game, kssping ~ hits
scattered throughout ~ ssns.. he
game vas interesting. being tied until
the eighth inning. Isom Jones had q
Of day and they secured niAe good hits
of Of his delivery. Several errors wsrs
made behind him. Pratt, for tho VI
itors, batted .6s6 and nelded 1000, asd
was easily tho staf Of tho game. His
catch of foul against the fAnce IN
from third was phenomenal and Do
serving Of the vollsy Of applause Il u
celysd. Kosciuako put up good game
and deserved tho victory. II was "a
dies day and quite number Of tho fair
sex were ont TO enjoy the game.