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The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Real Estate Transfers
Furnished daily by the Weld coun'
ty Abstract and Investment company
February n3, 1909


John B. Azdell to Charles E. Mel
Ion and James F. Mellon, w. D
$500. VIZ SWA 11-4-67.
James F. Mellon to Charles E. Mel
lon. w. d. 81 Undla NV 4 SW Y
|1I-4-67.
Charles E. Mellon to James F.
Mellon, W. d. 81. Undh SWA
SW Y l1-4-67.
e. H. Blanchard to F. 8. Holmes,
W. D. $500. Lot 81 13 IT,. Lot
l20 Blk 2. Parish Heights Addition
to Johnstown
F. C. Cradle to George C. Webster.
w. D. $3.50, ny NWA 1852.
Henry V. Gregory, Jennie E. Greg
ory to James B. Maple. w. d. $4,000.
N 20 acres of f % acres OF w 80
acres of NEA SEA l-1-67.
w. P. Layman, Laura M. Layman
to John d. Wilson, w. d. $500.
Lots 27 and 2S Blk ., Eaton.
The Num- Townsite Co to Clyde
Miller, W. D. 5000. Lots 20 and
80 Blk 10. Num-
Edward Ramsay to Denoice c.
Page. w. d. $40. Lot Blk j.,
Franklin Addition to Severance.
John v. Crone to Christian Crone.
w. d. 81. Lots l, 2, 3 Blk 3, LoIs
10 and 10 Blk 6. Mountain View.
Greeley.
Geo. A. Hodgson to Jos. G. Kirk
meyer, W. D. 81. SEA and VIZ
NEA 1O-3-67.
Elizabeth s. Bates to Union Pacific
Railroad Co., w. D. $275. Strip OF
land $50 feet wide across EN- NEh
1868
Orrin NJ. Wilson. Mary E. Wilson
to Union Pacific Railroad Co., w. D.
$3.50. Strip of land $50 feet wide
across SWh 1864. also strip OF
land $50 feet wide across that part
of NEA 1864 lying south of North
Side Lateral
Horace G. Dixon. Faye ]. Dixon
Union Pacific Railroad Co., w. D.
$500. Strip of land $50 feet wide
across VIZ SEA 1864.
Gustaf R. Wallgren. Lilly e. Wall
gren to A. Frank Tyler. w. d. 81
Ell 35-11-6O.
L. c. Moore to F. C. Cradle, O. C,
d. 81. Sec 19-7-62.
j. l.. Wade to F. c. Cradle, O q
d. 81. Sec. 19-7-62.
Anna L. Chittenden. Nellie c.
Chittenden to William B. Warner
w. D. $4,000. NEA and ny sE4
22-1-65.
William B. Warner to Bernard
Gillilland and Isadora Olsen, w. o.
$4,000. NEA and M SEA 22-1-65
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Sigma UpsilOh Initiation

| The Sigma Upsilon sorority initiat-
ed four members last night as fol-
lows: Miss Mary Nash. Coraline
Friel. Bessie Law and Mabel Balch,
and entertained them very royalty
thereafter by supper and the thea
ter. The initiation took place at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Cronk-
hite. and from there the party ad-
journed to the st. Cair for supper.
Sixteen young ladies were present
and two patronesses. Mrs. Houston
and Miss Ladd They were all en-
tertained at the theater and spent
a very pleasant evening
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

the past few years the construction
of every branch of industry has been
reyolutionized by cement and the END
is not yet in sight. Mr.. Bartlett mas
secured reports from the best eSper's
and engineers in the United states
in regard to the construction Oh sew"
ers and drains with cement tiie'
which is the only branch OF construe-
tiop where the superiority OF cement
has ever been questioned. The re-
suit of research will probably be CIV
en- to the public later.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Not Well to Butt In.

"After the crash" impaired the first
hospital surgeon to the second. II ran
over to where II lay on the pavement.
and when raised II up saw at once
that its ribs were smashed. while a
gAping hole was torn in its
"Pardon me. dortor" broke in the
medical student, who had caught these
words a he vas about to pass by into
ths consumptive ward. "but II you
have no objections I'd like to take n
few notes on that accident case" He
pulled his notebook from his pocket
'Was the case q childT
mo" the surgeon informed him to
his embarrassment Il was speaking
Of my umbrella Judge.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Club Entertainment

The New Century club will be
entertained this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. w. w. Hibbard. A
program will be carried out as fol-
lows: "The Monroe Doctrine" Mrs.
Gene Abbott; Initiative and Referen-
dum," Mrs. Thomas Foley; 1.-THE
History of Politicl PARTIES" Mrs. J..
F. Rocho.
About twenty are invited and re-
freshments will be served.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
HIGHLANDLAKE.

The sale at the c. L. Walker ranch
last week was largely attended.
The Highlandlake Belgium Stock
company held a business meeting al
Fairview Tuesday afternoon.
Rev. c. c. Dobbs closed a success
full series of meetings at the Mead
church Wednesday evening.
A number Of beet workers have
arrived from Hastings, Neb.
E. H. Knott is suffering from 6
sprained back received Saturday.
A Longmont man has purchased
the store and dwelling and will
take possession soon
There Is considerable building go
ing on. w. F. Kistler hauled lum
Der last week from Longmont 4,
finish building on his farm.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Don't Want Law Changed

Special to the Daily Tribune
Denver, Feb. 24.-In the senate
this morning petition was presented
signed by hundreds of men and WON.
en- voters protesting against the pas.
sage of any amendment adverse To
the local option law. They also ASH
Tor the passage of Search and Siez.
ure act for the apprehension nj
booze.
In the house, Colorado refused =,
endorse the South Dakota polyramy
law by a vote of 20 to 30 agairs,
the measure. The bill was aImod
against the Mormons in the southern
part of the state.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Windsor.

H. NJ. Munger was in Fort Collins
on business Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Tully returned
home from Loveland where they
have been visiting friends the past
week.
Mrs. J. X. Porter left Tuesday for
Springer, New Mexico in response
TO a telegram received from her son,
DR.. F. r. Porter of that place. The
doctor has been i'll for the past year
and is now worse.
Mrs. John Berry has sold her home
on Second street to MIR. Woodward.
Mrs. Berry expects to make her fu-
ture home in Rocky Ford.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
A Needed Change.

The navy department once received
from the commander In chief Of the
feet an official communication relative
to certain changes recommended by
him to he made in the uniform shirt of
the enlisted men. In accordance with
custom this letter was forwarded to
various oficials for comment or ex.
preston Of opinion. the remarks OF
each officer being appended on AIN In
dorsement slip. Each Endorsement in.
PRODUCES the subject matter Of the let
ter In brief. and one Of them thus
tsrsely explained the contents: "Com.
mander In chief desires to change
shirt."-Lippincott's.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Sold Good Farm

Arthur Kimball from near Hills
boro sold his farm yesterday Mr..
Kimball is a we'll known newspaper
man. and until he started farming
few years ago, was telegraph edit
or on the Denver Times. He owned
a fine eighty near Hillsboro, but the
Denver & Laramie cut it in two and
Mr.. Kimball decided to sell the en-
tire tract. He sold the eighty yes
terday to three different parties, the
Laramie taking the center portion
A. T. Milburn the east third. and
D. w. Rogers the west third. Mr..
kimball realized $4,000 from the
sale.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Rack from Chicago

Mr.. J. L. Bartlett. OF the Bartlett
Lumber company. returned last even
ing from Chicago. where he has been
attending convention of manufac-
turers OF concrete machinery. In
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
LITTLE DoINGs IN OTHER TOWNS
Evans

Mrs. Henry Behrens is visiting in
Denver.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kempton of Love-
land are visiting friends in Evans.
e. w. Balfour cashier of the Farm
ers' and Merchants Bank in Evans,
took advantage OF the holiday the
Denver.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Notice to Stockholders

The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Lucerne Hall company
will be held on Thursday, March 25,
1903, at O'Clock p. M, at the said
hall, for the purpose of transacting
such business as may come before it.
MAX Gerry, Secretary
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Rhythm In Rowjno,

Rowing means much more than mere
exercise Of muscles. over 1t al, lies
the strong spell Of ordered movement,
the delight of pure rhythm, which the
rowing mnn is perfectly justified In
claiming must be experienced to be
understood. Field
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Tho Dilemma.

"How can ever learn to understand
that girl?"
"You can marry her, but when you
have done that 1t will be too late for
your understanding of her to be OF any
benefit to Exchange.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

Bring the school children to the
New Camtied hotel. Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday. March IL, 12
and 13. DR.. Sapero, the well known
eye. ear. nose and throat specialist,
of Denver, will examine their eyes
and yours free. Come early.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Heavy Storm in South

Special to the Daily Tribune
Memphis, Tenn, Feb ga
storm that swept the south YESTERDAY
with great fury killed six person ,
near Augusta. Ca, and the town .,
Fisher, Tenn. was practically wiped
out. The property loss is enormous
Many persons were injured by fall
ing branches
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Too Late Now.

Mother-I hope you are nice to tha
young man who has been calling, dear
Daughter-I don't have to be now
mamma. for he's In love with 1,e.-
Exchange.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Not Very Green.

"Odd. isn't it. how human ways are
in such direct contradiction to mn.
ture7'
"In what, for instance?"
"Did you ever find anything green
about grass wp"-Baltiinore
American
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Gull Potatoes Wanted

We are in the market for good
Pearl and Rural culls for the ney,
en- days. The Farmers Mercant,,o
Co.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Eaton.

Among those who went from Eat
on 10 the production of THE Right
of Way Tuesday night were Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Keener, Mrs. Anna
Losey, Malcolm Losey, Miss Anna
Graham. Miss Anita Doherty, Miss
Marie Frater. Miss Winnifred Kell!
Dickson Smillie, Harry Miller, Mr..
Engle, MIR. and Mrs. !. l.. Jones. Mrs.
w. r. Clark, Miss Chaddock. Rufus
Mimmack.
Little George Tracy, Jr.. is serious
1y iii from "a complication of diseases
ard il is feared that there is but
little chance for his recovery.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
Weather Report.

Lowest temperature for Tuesday
night was below zero.
For Colorado-Generally fair to-
night. Warmer tonight and Thurs
day.
Nelson Reynolds, Observer.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

You want the best In Job worl
consult the Tribune.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

Subscribe for the Daily Tribune
do It now.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

Food and industrial ~ n',, y
Denver, Fcbruar! .,.,u
The Colorado N '' n,ryer
round trip tickets " ,,ip
OF one fare the ro"nu ,y ,.
viii be on sale TeOrn'', ,e,sr ~
and March 3; final
March 6.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
kersey.


Mrs. Heffernan and Mrs. Madison
returned today from their trip to
Penn Yam, New York, where they
we're called by the illness and death
of their father.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goodwin who live
near Estes Park visited with E. X.
Plumb few days last week. Sat
urt1ay they left for Cheyenne.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 8. Tew and Mr..
and Mrs. Estabrook of Greeley spent
Sunday at "LaCasa" ranch, the guests
of Mrs. e. l.. Tew.
James Powers went to Denver Fri
day and returned home Tuesday. He
spent the time with his son whose
home is in Denver.
Mrs Linden and two children
spent several days last week with
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Corsberg. The
former left Friday evening for theil
home in Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Mac Henderson o
Sterling were in town Friday. Mr.
Henderson was looking after bee
contracts for the sugar factory.
Little Clayton Marvin who hal
been suffering with pneumonia Is re
covering.
The school observed Washington
birthday with appropriate exercises
Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Mortimer re
turned from Denver Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

wanted-sound, s'av'' aa,l
Seedlings md ohio caa' Su' Q,
Greeley Produce 4 '''''
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
susscRiprtoN RATES

Entered as second class matter. at
the postoffice at Greeley, Colorado. un-
der the Act of March s. 1879.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24

Farm Loans. Sanborn Il Houston
The Greeley tribune., 1909-02-24
AuIt

Mrs. Z. Peterson who mas been
quite ill for some time is now better
Mrs. S. S. Poe is visiting Miss May
Wyman in Greeley yesterday and
today.
Mrs. Samuel Newell received a
dispatch yesterday afternoon telling
her that her brother. Stephen Bur-
ger, of Clyde. Kansas. was dead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-10

II get full value in DomesticS,
the CHICAGO STORE and the largest stock in the
Willamette Valley prices anywhere
on Coast
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-08-10

We show a complete stock of Ladies'
SILK Rubberlzed Coats In all the new
shades, stripes and fancy styles. We
have marked them far below their
regular values for this sale.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

a q. Reese 81 Fort u
caller u the city last week "
Ohm segerborg made d l. business
VISIT to Devils y Lake Tuesda Roila
sss5 stoltze 81 Devils Lake, was iii
the city yester Botti neau our
Fred Welt 8of geland. y was Iooking
after business matters here the latter
part 81 last week. Fs5
sS Ferguson Of arimore, was d
guest of friends Il Devils Lake one ,s
day last week
s aaind sey and wife Of Rock
Lake, were acre al good part Of last
week visiting. with friends. n.
James q, iller took a parts Of land
seekers out to- western Canada Thurs.
day Of this week. the party were
Mr. and Mrs: Rutten, James
Barnett and Cir. r. Dahl DC Crazy,
and g. 2. Day Of Devils Lake Crar.y,,
lDpinien
County Commits sioners Samuel
Emigh, ialoney, Nesseth5 and County
Treasure Fursteneau returned Fri flax
from Bismarck where they attended
Ia meeting of the count comnissio
of the state: They report that the del
legation from Ramsey county II tit
Legislature are up and coming ali TIKI
time and are the foremost delegates
tins the house and senaate
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19
2. Walker was down from Web

=. Walker was down from III N We s,l
3ster last week
Attorne s amson was up up from II
:5L e. saturda IA NJ B8l
rs s Atarsby ofs Garske, was bust
ness IS ss1 caller this week.
..st' u 81. Olson u Stark ather, was Il
business caller last week. s.s3a
p 2. Jennings Of seltonr, was q
$busines ~ caller this week. s#
5lD-,s 38 II Turner ,off Dry Lake, was &
guest sof friends As the city last week.
Miss Mary Dion of Grand Har al
W was ss 4 shop ~ the city Saturday. Il
p. Powell Of Grand Harbor, was
among 1lll9a' the out off town visitors last
week.
I'D ?. Johnson and wife Of Rugby.
were al the guests Of friends Ii the city
over Sunday.
Ray Miller Of Nlinot, was visiting
with Devils Lake friends last Friday
and Saturday. 81.
81 n. Maurer and wife Of Stark:
Weather ~ were the gIests Of friends ii
1.-THE city last week. a MI
lS55 G q Lamb Of Michigan City, was
ranisacting business In Devils Lake
+ Friday and Saturday VI.
Mrs. Vim. NJ; Anderson and Mrs
William 0'Brien returned from Micht
gan City this week where they were
visiting with friends.
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

MI. and nfrs ssiy yer serumgard visit.
Pa with friends IS sharon this week.
stoltze returned Friday from
sa#bnsiness trip 10 the western part Of
the state
ssS Metcalf Of IA, was look
Ing after business interests here Fri
day and saturda
s Mr.. and A.S 3. Kerlin returned this
week from Bismarck where they have
been spending y Y week aWith friends.
Mesdames H Beck and III
stearns made 4 visit To Devils LAX, Oh.
|' Thursday " this week Lakota Amer
lear.
Feed oats and corn for sale at win
ter 81 & Ames' elevator.
Miss Mabel Met ormick returned
" g Devils Lake tuesday. she: was.
accom- panied By little Mabel Mclean.
EszT--e ;hurchs Ferry Sun
Mrs. s. N. sterrett 81 Devils Lake
was calling on friends IN Churchs,
Terry fonda she was enroute to
C ga, g u. gslhurchs Ferry sun. 55
Leonard True lood and Aaron Hook
er Of Brocket, were ii the city Non
day on their way to Devils Lake ssto
attend the Wright trial kotta
American.
I Mr. a Jaco bison Of Devils Lake,
sssas a business caller at this once
Monday and received 8 certificate of
god character until January I, 1910,
erary Opinion. 5s.ss
w: Campbell came In from the farm
the latter part 81 last week to spend d
few days with friends ID the city. He
attended thu Wright trial at Devils
Lake on Mond kota American:
's=s 4 2. Wood and Margaret p. Lohr
were married at the Catholic church
1 Thursday last by Father Augustine.
/ Both parties are well known ii Devils
Lake and have q number Of friends
who \ will wish them much Joy IN their
j new venture.
Ed. al bert returned from Spokane,
where hefWent but 9 short time ago to
engage II contracting for brick and
stone work While there he had the
mis- fortune IL to severely inJure his
back and was compelled to return
/ home until such tine as he Is able ia
Iagain resume his duties. lbs
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

sHOR US
Oh TERE,.S'
Mass 81 r i1l the city
sS aH0H0RanNaSnue 0ne COS ue no % aas nontnes

u. Mass of s penn Vas III III Staes 81 c c.tt,
/ Satural ~.
gsss3 ,1y Il ~, So, /, 4,
~, d u 81
$50 !, ot ra1s sVas snop plngs
w NY Surd
Farm loans Az lowest rates. setS
John tl y ~ \! Maa be
M azzays, &, / I 4 MA, ~ !,
d 10 Fargo saturda
NH mn 81 ~ ,,,.s 8. !.
,,,. ~ 3, -. 81 sa.nsa hummer s.
&.
!, u lano1s q
u NJ 81 sls1slns Wi'ns 11ienos II
49, y ssislslns
VI '1i III ~ 8 'n1s
3s Miss Jennie News gard visited with
M s'tAs 1870
Az Miss Katherine Keifer of Mooreheads
guest of friends II the city this
$s0SsA,
Feed oatsSand corn for sale at Win
ter mes, eleyat tor j5i5s
Hans Anderson of Churchs Ferry
was here saturd az looking after bust
4 ness
Miss Lucille Mc cod Of Crary, Is "a
guest of Miss y EGertrud Bang ~ this
scity.
NJ &, 8, y & q, y &, ,.o 8
NJ, ass l,a,. g; !,
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

Money to- loan on Farms. Ramsey
County National Bank. ..5s
Nelson was q Grand Forks.
visitor this week
P, Cain was e visitor at Devils Lake.
Monday WarWick Sentinel
n Geo. Walker u Lake Ia, was brought
to t'ns this city this week for an operation.
Judge Cowan went to .Langdooln
y; this q week where he Is holding a term
of court 55
~ Mrs, Tennis of Edmore, left
the hpspital Tuesday and returned to
her home IA Edmore..
sSS Mrs on apes was u guest 81
Mrs NJ !. Powell at the Lake this
y, week e'|sl Warwick Sentinel z:.3
IN Miss Dolly Coyne visited with
friends at Devils Lake the first Of the
wee Narwick Sentinel
Bert McFall of higan city, ar.riy-
Ied ~ the city this week to undergo
an peration at the hospital
Gustafson was 8 business Wis
iitor at Devils Lake between trains
ITuesd wick Sentinel B
Miss Julia Ioomis visited with
friends at Devils Lake Monday and
Tuesday wick Sentinel.
Farm loans at lowest rates. SEA
lSjohn M Maher.
Mrs II Mackey 81 TIampden was
Operated upon at the General hospital
lin this city this week for appendicitis.
Ed Richardson. Zoe 7ickert and H.
apman left NMond az for Valley city
Ito attend d state meeting Dc the bar
hers. The purpose of the meeting ID
to form an Organize ION Tor the mutual
benefit and protection Of the BARRIERS
Iof the state
lE Mrs. itman ana her neice
Miss Phoebe Hance left this week for
Minneapolis, where Mrs hitman VIII
visit at 1.-The home off Miss IIance for i.
month, Miss Hance has been visiting
Iin Devils Lake Tor The past two months
and has made a great many friends
who VIII re gret her III partnre
Devils Lake inter-ocean and Devils Lake free press. (Devils Lake, Ramsey County, N.D.) 1905-1909, 1909-02-19

Farm Loans. Money on
hand on favorable terms: Low
est rates. E. ]. GilamberIin.
Paul Parker of we bster, was " q bust
ness caller this week.
Rasmus sorenson was down from
Webster last week. b
r. a. McC ndlass Of Minot, was :a
business caller last week. Ss.
p. s. Nelson Of starkweather, was in
the city the latter part Of last week.
A. Dion Of Grand Harbor, was &
caller the latter part Of last week. Il:
masquerade ball viii be given at
Penn this evening to which all are
invited.
Gust Olson Of Minotb was here the
latter part Of last week looking after.
business with local people. Il.
@ Q. M. Jacobson Of Churchs Ferry
was here the latter part Of last week:
looking after business Ss3sSs.S
Chas Doyon of Doyon, was ID the
city the latter part Of last week Look
Ing after business matters.
Mrs. Rusten and Miss q. Houge ar
rived Tuesday from the Lake on a
visit to relatives Varwick Sentinel.
Mrs. Beck wis has been taking
treatment at the General hospital III
this city, left for her home il Volford
sund ay.
Editor Francis Xx.5 Tkirsch was III at
tendance at the Wright murder trial,
At Devils Lake onday last arwiick
Sentinel
Hrs. *. Inks OF Keit was oper-S
ated upon at the General hospital ID
this city F'rida She Is getting along
nicely ana win soon be able TO 90 toa
her home.
Stony aud Price llsins passed
through the city ssssunda on their way.
home 10 Cando, from 81 trip "a Mexico
They were al Mexico In company with
q. sBrenn Al and liam Lenke IS.
Fargo
John e. Cook of forris. Nas brought
10 the city sunday suffering from ~
strang tied hernia ana swa s taken tos
the General hospital where be was.
Operates pom this week and ~ getting
along nicely
District court ed burned Saturday liIl3
til the 18th oi this mont There are
IsevesaI iInpor taIlt asas on the calensi
lbe tried when court
tconyeries
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-31
MAY GET HARD FIGHT.
officials of New York Club Arc Still
Hopeful.

nouncenent that the KetcheI-I.ang-
ford fight. TO be held in this city in
September, had been abandoned by the
Paramount Athletic club, because of
the interference OF Governor Hughes,
son of the club was called into a con-
ference by the district attorney and
the police commissioner and informed
that Governor Hughes would insist on
a strict compliance of the law, II was
believed by Mr.. Gibson and his friends
that the fight could not be held But
now the oficiaIs of the club announce
ned. the only change being in post
poning the bout from September 10 to
September 20. They insist that no
prize money has been offered the
fighters; that they are to receive only
their legitimate expenses; that both
fighters are qualified members OF the
club, and that only legal members of
the club Will be admitted to witness
the contest
Willie Britt, manager for Stanley
ketchel. has arrived here unexpected
" and states that KetcheI is in the
mountains Of California. hunting and
fishing with his parents, and that
stories concerning his lapses are with
out foundation Britt says that
and that he will insist on fighting
Langford at catch weights
Sam Laugford, who has been train
ing hard near Boston, has insisted on
ketchel weighing 20 pounds less than
his present scaling. and this may cause
a hitch in the arrangements. although
the club officials say that the matter is
know just when KetcheI will start
east
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-31
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


J. T. Barker TO H c. Green, n
n e. n-E-15. 5000
J. L. McCabe and husband TO G. B
Gallon, lots $3.50 and - Liberty ST..
Knowles End sub--------.--------- .
r Garden and wife to s NJ Stanley.
lots $3.50 and - Oakland ave. J.
w MOTIFS add S1o
W. and n. e. Z res 6.. A..--9' 100
F. J. Brown and wife to H. NJ Drake,
pit >. ". 4 n e. Il 35-u-15---..-.----- l
D. Boswell and wife to J. L. Kelsey.
SUB. anu r =. s-.Alu =. .-ll .eo 15oo
F. c. Slater and wife TO NJ. Dunn and
others. lots Al and u AnderSon's sub ID
E A. Ramdutst and wife to N Car
roll lots go and Buchanan st,
A L. Campbell and husband to J. F.
SpOhn. pit lot 4 9-I-16--------.------1 410O
G. F-oote and husband to H B. Miller,
lots on Buchanan and 10Th sts------- 1.11o
U s. Conner and wife TO c. F. Sturm,
pI- res -1c
z. H White and wife to L. S. Con-
ner, acres in res 6..-..-.--.---. 80
J. L. Kelsey and wife to D Boswell.
lots - and IL Orchard ST, Hart