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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
SOUTH CHICAGO NEWS

Mike Butch a sailor. was fined SIS
and costs in the South Chicago court
yesterday by Judge Stewart. Butch
was carrying on in disrespectful man
ner and fourishing a revolver. officer
Dragaston arrested him.
A peculiar accident happened yester-
day afternoon. wagon belonging
to the South Chicago railway was
turning the corner of 900 Commercial
avenue and a loose rope dangling from
the wagon caught in one of the side
walk boards. ripping it up. Miss Sarah
Prsjbnizk. % years old. was going
across the street at the time and was
struck in the face with the board.
She was knocked down and sustained a
serious cut on the face. She was re-
moved to Herman's drug store, 924
Commercial avenue, and her wounds
dressed. man was also struck by
the board, but he would not give his
name.
Word was received in South Chi
cago that Benjamin Porter. who mys-
teriously disappeared from his home
last May was at South Haven, Mich.
During his absence his wife gave birth
to a baby boy, now living, but his
little wife died month ago in a hos
pital from worrying over his disap-
pearance. He said he is afraid to come
to Chicago. as the gang which caught
him and robbed him would get him
again. After being robbed he said he
was taken to a basement at Jackson
Park avenue and a day later the three
men took him to San Francisco where
he was imprisoned in house. He
made his escape from the house and
worked on a ranch until he made
enough money to get to South Haven
where he is staying with his relatives
Allen Porter. a brother of Benjamin
left for South Haven. Mich, in hopes
of catching his brother before he starts
for another place.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
CORNELL TRIES
MAROON PLAY
Team Works on the For
ward Pass.

ithaca, n. Y, Sept 22-Mindful Of
the lesson they learned from the Chi
cago team last fall of the possibili-
ties of open football, the Cornell
coaches set their ends and backs at
work this afternoon drilling on the
forward pass Coaches Walder and
Hutchinson. Captain Tydeman and a
number of varsity men took charge of
the squads and for half an hour put
them through fast drill
There were seventy-two men on the
field today, a record for the past ten
years. J. J. O'Connor, a former full
back on Andover, was one of the new
men. Smith, who played on the Tufts
team several years ago, also reported,
as did Krutsch, who got his letter
fro mthe University of Indiana.
Hurlburt, left end on last years
eleven. and Bell. left guard. reported
for the first time No other coaches
came today, but Henry Schoolkopf of
Milwaukee is expected Thursday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
BASEBALL EATS

Ed Klein, outfelder for the St Jo
sephs baseball team, has new name
Hank is the word. Get next to it
Who are the champions of the anna
teur teams of Hammond? It's up to
the st. Josephs and Hammond Grays
Crown Point baseball team isn't do
ing a thing to the other teams of Lake
county Beating them all. that's all.
Roy Borg has called in his Gus until
next season.
Hank" is feeling fine now. after
getting that annual single out Of his
system.
Unofficial report is that Leo Engle-
ton, outfelder for the st. Josephs, will
try out as a bench warmer for the
Cubs next season.
Roger Bresnahan must have lost his
pocket piece. The Cardinals have been
falling fast of late.
Christy Matnewson of the Giants has
won three games straight from the
Chicago Cubs the present season.
Clay, the old Providence player. is
the leading Tri-State League hitter,
with an average of 1873 for the season.
! Kirb White, the Boston Nationa\
/ southpaw, is at his home in Hillsboro
O.. suffering from an attack of rheum-
atism.
In case the Cubs fail to win the pen
nant they will play post-season ser
| les with the White Sox for the cham
pionship of Chicago.
Manager Griffith of the Cincinnati
club has purchased the outfielder Nc
! Cabe of the New Britain team Of tn,
Connecticut league.
They are willing to bet two to on
in Pitsburg that the Pirates viii bea
Detroit in case the two teams SHOULD
meet for the worlds championship.
stony" McGlynn. the Milwaukee,
pitcher. is the greatest animal traine
in baseball He has trained a pc
chameleon to crawl up the lapel Of hi
coat
Joe McGinnity is doing his old 'Irol
Man" stunt (pitching a header
for Newark this season and now an
then gets away with It by winning
both games.
No wonder Bill Dineen has retire
for the season. In recent exhibition
game with the Browns the Springfield
Three-I league team raped Bill for /
bingles and won the game 10 to 3.
Ty Cobb is not as popular over IN
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SULLIVAN GETS
THE DECISION

Boston, Sept. 22.-Mike (Twin) Sui
livan of Boston was given the decision
over Terry Martin Of Philadelphia in
their twelve-round bout at the Arm
DRY A. A. last night. Mike put up a
clever exhibition of boxing. making a
safe fight all the time. Martin gave
very poor exhibition. showing only
new and then flashes of his old time
form and then subsidized Immediately
He said after the bout that he was
disgusted with his work He could
give no reason for his poor perform
ance. He had. he said trained faith
fully and considered himself in fine
condition until the bout began and
then he simply couldn't get going.
Sam Langford and the Dixie Kid
who defeated Joe Walcott in Pittsburg
six or seven years ago. when Joe was
considered a whiriwind, We're matched
to meet at the Armory A. A. next Tues
day night
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
CALUMET THEATER.

Another well diversified bill will be
offered at the Calumet theater for the
week commencing Sunday. Sept. Is,
when Manager Corners will present a
real clever melodrama, The Yankee
Doodle Detective" with that we'll
known acto-author. James Kyrle Mac
Curdy, in the stellar role. and the cele-
brated Fashion Plate Burlesque COM
pany.
Mr.. MacCurdy opens his engagement
with the Yankee Doodle Detective" at
the matinee Sunday, Sept. 26, and re-
mains at the Calumet for four days.
The play is something new and the
company Is an excellent one. 1t is a
heavy scenic production with several
real good specialties.
The Fashion Plate Burlesque com
pany, which Is all that it's name i'm
plies. comes to the Calumet theater on
Thursday evening, Sept. 80, for a three
days stay. 1t is another refined bur-
lesque show lavishly produced.
There are many kinds of burlesque
shows, but Harry Montague's Fashion
Plates is a refreshing and gratifying
departure from the stereotyped style
usually offered. This clever company
is composed of really talented coined.
ians and a host of pretty girls who will
present the uproariously funny com
edy of My Uncle" This play has &
highly amusing plot, and the fur
evolved by this excellent company II
pure and wholesome. The company in
cludes Harry Montague, Lew Dunbar
Lou Morgan and Harry Phillips. will
Caroline Duncan, Elsa Leslie, Lillia1
Kelley. Eva Van Osten. Belle Gordon
Ollie West and beauty chorus o
twenty. The DeMuths, worlds re
nowned whirlwind dancers, are a spe
cial added attraction. The costumes ant
appointments of this company are
real fashion plate and a model 70
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PIRATES TO SEAT $4,000
Dreyfuss Plans to Take
Care of Big Crowd.

Pittsburg, Pa, Sept. 22.-Disregard-
ing the fearful protests of Manager
Clarke against shouting before being
out Of the woods, Barney Dreyfuss has
decided that the Pirates have won the
National league championship and to-
day employed carpenters and ordered
them to rush specifications for $4,000
additional seats in Forbes field for the
worlds championship, which will
bring the seating capacity up to 90
600 Dreyfuss has requested the Ma
tionaI commission to fix prices for the
worlds championship games as soon
as possible, and suggests that owing
to the great size of Forbes field that
prices be reduced from former world
championships.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
PAPKE PICKS
JACK JOHNSON
Bill Also Claims the Middle
weight Title.

Pittsburg, Pa. Sept 22.-Billy Pap
Ike picks Johnson to whip Ketchel in
tn championship battle set for Oct.
II. The only man who ever beat the
Wolverine boxer announced that in his
opinion Johnson's cleverness and SUI
perior reach would be too much for
Ketchel. The Illinois thunderbolt also
took occasion to put in a claim for the
midd1eweight championship. "Ketchel
cannot make the middIeweight limit.
Is Opounds. and therefore I am the
real champion of the class on account
of my victory over him and my re-
cent twenty round losing engagement. D."
said Papke.
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PAPKE TO BOX
AT PITTSBURG
Will Meet Either Burke or
Klaus Next Month.

Pittsburg, Sept. 22.-Billy Papke, the
Illinois thunderbolt viii play a star
engagement in Pittsburg while the
worlds championship baseball series
is in progress. He is scheduled for a
six-round go before the National Ath-
letic club, with Sailor" Burke and
this match will probably be clinched.
If Burke does not enter into the match
Papke will fight Frank Klaus or some
other good middleweight.
Papke. under the management of
his brother Ed, fitted out training
quarters today and started to work.
He claims the middleweight cham
pionship, saying Ketche1 has out
grown the weight.
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SENATORS WANT
JIM WALLER
Terms Not Yet Made to St.
Louis Manager.

Washington, D. c., Sept. 22-James
McAleer, manager of the St. Louis
Browns, was chosen to manage the
Washington team today after a ses-
sion of the clubs board of directors
which lasted two days. Terms have
not been made with McAleer, who, 1t
is understood will be succeeded by
O'Connor at st. Louis. McAleer was
closeted with President Noyes of the
Senators last night for two hours, but
declared no direct offer had been made
to him. It is believed he will accept
the place. Joe Cantillon has not sat-
,sfied some of the directors.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
NEW JOB FOR
Fl. JENNINGS
Tiges Manager Said to Fa-
vor Offer From Phillies.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 22.-Hughe
Jennings. manager of the Tigers, it
was learne dtoday, admitted while here
he had received an offer to manage the
Phillies. Jennings said he could hard
~ afford to turn down the offer. Fred
Yawkey and President Navin of the
Tigers were with Jennings when he
made the statement, so 1t is believed
he has reached some agreement with
the Detroit owners relative to giving
up his job at the end of the present
season.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
WABASH FOOTBALL
TEAM IN HARD LUCK

Charlottesville, Ind. Sept. 22.-Coach
Jesse Harper, the former University
Of Chicago player. met his first hard
luck today with the definite announce
ment that Newton Bowman. captain
elect of the Wabash eleven, would not
be eligible for the team this fall Bow
man will be out on account of his
studies and his successor will be
named this week by the wv" men of
the squad.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
THE CREAM OF THE
Morning News
DOMESTIC.

President Taft in Denver speech
praises corporation tax as most equit-
able duty that could be imposed.
State Liquor Dealers association at
tacks Anti-Saloon league because lat
ter Endorsed judicial candidate.
Wonderful display of fireworks will
mark naval parade at New York's Hud-
SON Fulton fete.
Lieutenant Governor Eberhart sworn
in as governor OF Minnesota, to sue
coed johnson.
Death of Governor johnson of Min
nesota is mourned by whole nation.
Mayor Schnepp willing to back
Springfield. Ill, against any city in
| the country when it comes to goodness
Ruin in wake of southern storm
summer colonies suffer; many lives may
be lost.
POLAR TALK.
Cook. welcomed by cheering thou
sands in Brooklyn says: I'm back
but not to fight"
Peary decides to accept no invita-
ton to public function until contro-
/ versy with Cook is decided
FOREIGN.
Score of Jews killed and hundred:
wounded in rioting at Kieff.
Two newspaper correspondents mar
rowly escape death in Morocco free
on by Moors and Spaniards.
Dorsey tells of beautiful scenes OF
Bourgainville island, across which h,
marched.
CHICAGO.
Judges and lawyers say Wayman'i
attack on jury lists may empty jail.
| Playwright and lawyer arrested OF
charge of attempt to blackmail.
Girl dresses in best and commit
suicide after writing note to sweet
heart in Russia.
Rigid rules proposed for drivers o
automobiles
Chief of Police Steward outlines du
ties of department officers,
Mother of seven children. deserted b,
husband, regains courage at the Trib
une summer hospital.
POLITICAL.
williston may become candidate 70
old place as alderman of the twenty
fifth ward.
NEW YORK.
Rumors that Mr.. and Mrs. w Z
Vanderbilt Jr. have agreed to part
! Witness in Wyoming coal land cas-
: denies charges in Indictment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
MACK GRILLS
TYRUS COBB
Connie Thinks He Is Dirty
Ball Player.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 22.-I think
Ty Cobb is the dirtiest ball player 1
ever knew" said Connie Mack, man
ager of the Athletics when questioned
about Cobbs spiking Barry in the
game here Monday Il don't believe he
tried to get Barry, but 1 do think he
tried to spike Baker at Detroit, and
he certainly succeeded. He hurt our
teams chances there"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
DODGER RECRUIT
LEADS SOUTHERN

Memphis, HEM. Sept. 22.-Records
compiled from the officials scores show
that the leading batter of the South
ern league was Jake Daubert Of Mem
phis. the first baseman recently Sc
cured by draft by Brooklyn. His rec
ord was .316 for eighty games.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
STIEGLITZ PARK,

Miss Nora Tornet is visiting in Chi
cago for a few days.
Mrs. Sullivan has rented a house
at South Deering, where she had been
visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson was here on
business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moore was visiting here
today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
SHORT PRACTICE
FOR THE BADGERS
Barry Gives the Men Foot
ball Talk.

Madison, Wis. Sept. Glowing to a
heavy rainstorm the football practice
at the University of Wisconsin was
light and short today. The small
squad was put through some element
aries of the game and then taken to
the gymnasium, where Coach Barry
gave a short talk. There were no i'm
portant additions to the squad, though
several are expected tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
POLITICAL.
OPTION EIGHT ON

Knox county is now in the throes of
a spirited county local option fight,
which will come to an issue at the bal
lot box on Sept 80. The campaign is
being waged with great energy on both
sides, but without any noticeable man
ifestations of bitterness, such as have
characterized some of the county op-
ton elections
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CALENDAR OF SPORTS
FOR THE WEEK.

, FOR THE WEEK. 4
D WEDNESDAY,
B Opening of annual horse show 4
D at Bryn MaVyr, Pa.
3 Syracuse University Hobart 4
. college football game at SYRIA I
D cuse, n. Y.
0 THURSDAY
. Harry Krant VS.. Indian Joe I
. Gregg, 20 rounds, at Sacramento, I
o Cal.
D Opening of annual horse show I
q at MineOla, l.. I.
o FRIDAY
. Willie Lewis VS.. Sailor Burke,
q six rounds, at New York.
. Start of tventy-four hour au-
o tomObiIe race at Brighton Beach.
. SATURDAY,
q Opening of fall race meeting
. of Louisville Jockey club at
Q Louisville.
q Opening of Natfona4 Aero
. nautic exposition in Madison
q Square Garden, New York.
o Pen nsyIvanin Gettysburg
q football game Mt Philadelphia.
Q Carlisle Observation-Disclosures
Q football game at Carlisle, Pa.
o BrOsvn-New Hampshire foot
. ball game at Providence.
o Syracuse Hamilton football
q game at Syracuse.
9 Washington and Jefferson
O DenisOn football game at Wash
q ington, Pa.
. acknowledgements foo t.
= ball game at LevvisburR, Pa.
9 Holy Cross-NOrwIch Univer-
= sity football game at WOrces-
q ter, Mass.
q Observation-Disclosures football
= game at Minneapolis.
. Vande bilt Southwestern
q Presbyterian football game at
q Nashville.
= VirgiDia-WIIliam and Mary
. football game at Charlottesville,
= Va.
q Kansas-Kansas State Normal
. football game ut Lawrence. Kan.
o Davidson bingham football
e game at AsheviIIe, ". c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
PURDUE PRACTICES
IN RAIN STORM
Speik Selects Temporary
First Eleven.

Lafayette, Ind, Sept. 22.-Signal
practice in the rain was the work of
the Purdue football squad today. Coach
Speik selected as a temporary first
eleven the following: Holland, cen
ter; Mcfarland and Klump, guards !;
Speck and Eggeman, tackles; Goebel
and Elsensmith, ends; Geupel. quarter
back: Trees and Gardner. half backs;
Urwitz. full. Scrimmage practice will
begin Friday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22

others to b eguided by. Harry Chap
man, the famous musical director, is
with this organization, and that is a
guarantee that the songs and ensemb-
sparkling.
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WOULD MEET
ALL COMERS

Laporte Ind. Sept. 22.-Emil Carl
son of Peoria. ILL.,. today issued a chal-
lenge to meet any man in the country
at 10 pounds best two in three falls,
the match TO be pulled off in this city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-09-22
BIG RECEIPTS
AT DETROIT SERIES

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 22.-Athletics
receipts at the Detroit series was SAP
600. The Tigers share of the earn
ings was s14.651.
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THOUGHT 1T FORT WAYNE.

Indianapolis looks just like Fort
Wayne to a man, rs years old, giving
his name as Jerry Sheehy, who was ar
rested Monday by Bicyclemen Coll
nisch and Basin of Southwest police
station and charged with lettering.
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Nos, 2036, 1856. Newest patterns,
newest fabrics, hand tailored, colors
guaranteed and shppo-rotnining, an.
extra good value and attractive de-
signs, per suit only ..,...,t7.5O
Nos. 20iS, 20ii. Two OF the best
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fancy cuffs. very attractive In every
respect guaranteed TO ut perfectly
and hold color and shape, per
suit $50, ..t,, ,.,., .s,,' io'Vo
Nos. 2322, 2213, In two very at
tractlvc patterns, slight tinge OF
green and tan coloiing, shadow
stripes, made up-to-dnte In every
respect, per suit ,,n. .,.,,, 1880
Nos. 1888 21lG, Light brown and
tan stripes, made In tho same styles
as our 20,00 and $500 Suits, good
1900 value at per suit -, 1880
Nos, 9223. 2237 These two num-
hers are very pretty and the Fabric
could not be detected from the
1900 quality, and the make IL OF
the latest design specially priced
Tor this sale at ,,,, ,,,. 10.0O
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Montgomery. Ala April 2 Iron
men in Alabama are gloomy over
the prospect OF a reduction In the
tarin on iron The steel and iron sec
ton a. fearful of not only hard
times. but strikes, and the state ms
a whole fears the cost and disorder
OF strike of 10000 men, as Is
thought certain with a wage cut The
entire district viii feel the effects OF
the reduction Of the tariff, says ].
". Mcqueen, Vice president OF the
Sloss-S sheffield steel and Iron com
pany. so far as coal and pig iron GO.
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Nos, 2372, 1891, t93A Three of
the most attractive numbers ever
shown by us, the very newest styles
and most attractive patterns vol
worth 5000, priced for castor sell
ing at per suit .t.l ,,,....' $500
Nos. t9iO, 3iiS, $50. In light
tlnges OF green, tans and blue
grays, very attractive In style and
makeup, worth In a regular way
$500 and 27,50, at pw suit 22,5o
Nos. 2OS0. geo. The very latest
models and newest fabrics, hand
tailored fast colors, ant will retain
their shape ms long oa worn, extra
special per suit ,.,, 4.. 1000
Nos, 2376, 1851, l97il For II mo-
dum priced suit you MD in these
numbers something that will appeal
to your taste, as well as your pocket
book. bought 20 sell tof 22,b0,
priced for Easter at per sst 1880
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Ifrcah-Soph Contest.

A contest between the Freshmen
and Sophomore classes of Trinity
University will take place in the
University auditorium Saturday
evening April 3. at 3 o'clock. The
program to be rendered viii consist
OF musical numbers, essays, orations
aud debate on question which
Is of vital interest to every citizen
OF Waxanachie A cordial invitation
Il extended to everyone TO attend
the exercises The program In full
will be published In the Light to.
morrow
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1909-04-02

Just received big line OF new
and pretty patterns of mating, tho
very best quality; our prices are
right pnd see before you buy.
= IL. Furniture Co, the trad
ing holisv tf
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The Improvement Society OF the
Christian church will have their
regular Saturday Market at the
store OF w. h. Reymuller from &c
3 O'Clock Saturday afternoon. 81
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.
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j. G. Wilkins, Austin; n. Hender-
son. Wichita Falls y. Partin, Fort
Worth, Earl Burns, Dallas; X.
Thomas. Dallas; w r. Ford, Mid
land, r. B Cousins, Austin; Chas.
V. Johnson. Austin; g. Kellogg, At
lanta; ed We'll, Dallas; S w Ham
mer, Fort Worth. w. d. Carhart'
Rochester; G. A. Fagg, New York;
l.. H. Jarvis, Chicago; r. L. Heth-
erington, Dallas; w. p. Danforth,
Denver; A. H.. Gilmore, wife and
child, Dallas T. ", Coke, Wapako-
meta, o.; A. r., Coueels, Wapakone'
Ia, O.; w. l.. Harper, Ennis; T. A
Gould, Ennis.
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BOY'S SPRING CLOTHING

BOYS SPRING CLOTHING
our line OF Boys Spring Clothing
was never better. 1t comprises all
the newest styles, patterns and fab
RIGS, perfectly tailored, In double
breasted Norfolk and Sailor effects,
ages to 10. and the prices are
2.b0, 400, $50, 400, Adv, 500,
6.95, 600. $50, $50 and 500
MEMS NEW SPRING TROUSERS
Quality and style are model com
binntlon, indicating fine results to
follow. In the guaranteed line OF
Trousers which we carry there Is
quality first last and all the time,
and with II there GOES the factor
of style which Is coveted by all but
possessed by few. We have them
in all the newest patterns and styles
at $50, 800, $50, 400, 400, 800
BOY'S KKNEE PANTS
A full and complete line of Boys
Knee Pants In Knlckerboeker and
regular makes, all new Spring pat
terms, Mt soc, 65c, 75c, sec. LOO,
1875, 1886 and .. 800. $50, LOO
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Water rents for the April quarter
are due and If not paid by the 10th
the water will be cut off and $500
viii be charged for turning on, The
city council at their last regular
session passed resolution ordering
me to enforce the ordinance to the
letter. and beginning on the morning
Of the 18th all those who have not
paid will be cut off and one dollar
will be charged for cutting on. There
viii be no exceptions made and IT
not paid on or before the 10th OF
April you Will be cut off
Yours respectfully.
ldd p. f. DAVENPORT,
Superintendent.