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Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23
VISIT ENDS IN DEATH.
j. W. Mccoy Passes Away While A
Guest of Sister in Creston.

j. w. Mccoy of Durango, Colo, pass.
ed away in this city while visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs Britt
Holmes, at 106 East Howard street.
Death occurred Tuesday night at 11:i0
after several weeks illness. lie had
been visiting In Creston since April
Deceased was born In Henry county
Iowa. on the 9TH day OF November
1852, and al the time of death was
81 years, q months and 3 days Of age.
He has been resident of Durango,
Colo. for twenty years. where he was
highly respected. He married Ameda
Ross. and OF the children born to this
union three are living. They are Clar
ence. 22 years OF age; Ross, 3 years
and Mary. aged 10 years. He alsc
leaves three brothers and two sisters
j. c. of Beaver City, Neb; S. L. oi
Lincoln, Neb.; H. l.. of Indianola
Mrs. Britt Holmes and Mrs. Louis Gu
bison of Creston. and Mrs. A. l.. Ogg
The funeral will be held from the
home at 706 East Howard street Fri
day afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock. Rev
Wirth officiating. Burial will be made
in Graceland cemetery in this city.
The above extract from paper pub.
lished in Creston, Ia, gives the details
of the passing OF Mr.. j. W. Mccoy,
the unassuming, kindly man, who was
a resident of La Plata county for over
twenty years. Mr.. Mccoy was hard
working energetic industrious citizen
and kind husband and father. For
the past year his health had been very
poor, but he was uncompaining and
cheerful to the last. We do not know
what his religious beliefs were. but
or lack of it--no life well lived has
been in vain. Creeds are of value only
as sign posts along llfe's way. II we
follow their direction we do well, but
we cannot follow them alive must
choose. The falrest way 10 Judge a
man is by what he Is, since his words
and deeds alone are not all-there is
the world of thought on which the two
aforementioned depend, and so much
of which we never share, even with
cur nearest.
The Bible says that to know God
Ia life eternal. and since to learn of
the Infinite must take eternity, we feel
that our earth life must be a very
small part of our life as a whole
Death Is but a change. passing from
one plane of existence to another
Somewhere. our dead friend Is living
and working today, for though 1t is
far beyond our ken, he cannot get
away from the Providence of God In
finite Love Will take care OF His chill
dren and will guard and keep them
well. For Love is stronger than
DEATH and 'it is the only thing that
lasts"
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23
LOCAL NEWS.
tFrom Fridays Daily.)
-

Monroe Fields was returning pas.
senger to his home at Aztec this
morning, after brief stay in town.
Business trip.
C. C.. White, local accountant for
the Calumet Fuel company. came in
from Denver last evening and went
up to the mine this mo onlng.
W. G.. Ferguson, manager of the
Calumet Fuel company. re;ufaed last
evening from brief visit with his
family In Denver. and went up TO the
mine this morning.
Miss Julia Anderson, one Of La Plata
couDty's charming teachers. made a
business trip to Hespeus this morn
ing. Miss Anderson is the guest OF
Mrs. A. II. Knapp for a week or two
w. s. Wallace. the beet sugar man,
who Is heavily interested In land and
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

w. s. Wallace. the beet sugar man,
who Is heavily interested In land and
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

DIR. A. j. Nossaman. prominent
physician of Pagosa Springs, and
heavy land owner In Archuleta county.
who has been looking over the stu.
alton in this county. returned from a
trip TO Ignacio last night and depart
ed for Arboles this morning on his
way home.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Rev. A. C. Hacke OF Silverton came
in on the eastern last night from Kan
sas City and Is staying over at the
Savoy today. Mrs. Hacke is still In
Mercy hospital, where she is recover
ing from an operation. and her hus-
band VIII stay over with her today. re-
turning to Silyerton in the morning
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

G. w. Kinney, foreman of 'he bridges
and buildings on this division Of the
d. II. G., has resigned his position
to accept similar but better posi-
tion on the Western. MIR. Kinney Will
make his home in Salt Lake and will
leave for his new headquarters In II
few days. This morning he went down
over the Red Apple line to Pennington
with his successor, Mack House, to ini-
tiate the latter into his new duties.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

H. Peterson of Oakland. Cal,
departed for the oil fields Mt Bluff,
Utah. this morning. MIR. Peterson has
ing in supplies for his company, the
Navajo OIL company, who own a large
tract Of land at the fields, and are
preparing to operate on large scale
This season.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

The Graden Mercantile company
are rakine number CT changes In
their office department which not only
serve to facilitate the handling of pack.
ages. but Is great improvement in
the general appearance of the store.
The office is being remodeled after the
most approved plans of the large de-
partment stores of the big cities.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Manager c. d. Hopkins OF this dis
trict OF the Colorado Telephone com.
pany left for Pennington this morning
with his wife and family. The latter
will remain in Pennington for a time,
Mr.. Hopkins returning after they arc
located.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

This old world OF ours appears to
be jogging along just about as usual
today Notwithstanding the dire conse-
quences of the comet predicted by
some alleged scientists.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Mrs. F. c. Brothers was an arrival
from Flora Vista last evening on her
way to Denver. where she will visit
relatives for month or two. Mrs.
Brothers went out on this mornings
eastern.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

County Superintendent Mrs. Rose
pha Pulford returned last evening from
lockwood where she visited the
school. Miss Swift, the teacher, has
accepted her present position for the
coming term, at an increase of salary
This morning Mrs. Pulford went ont
tc Hesperus to visit the school
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Miss Stamtel, one OF the Bayfield,
teachers. came in last night and de
parted this morning sor her home at
Rico. The Bayfield, schools closed last
week.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Mrs. Frank Philley and son Clarence
were arrivals from Denver last night
to join MIR. PhilIey. who Is wNh the
Wood & Morgan firm. They were
guests OF the Palace over night. and
will go to housekeeping right away.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

Mrs. Theo. Nusel. who demonstrated
the Glagree work, making pins and
butterflies. etc, from gold and silver
wire, about week ago in Graden's
left for her home in Denver this morn
ing. Mrs Nusel has meanwhile been
visiting her mother. Mrs. Il. A. Knowl'
tou of the Animas valley.
Semi-weekly herald., 1910-05-23

ditch projects in San Juan county, N.
NJ. came In from Grand Junction last
night anl went to Pennington this
morning.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
90 Acres of the Finest

improved with fine S-room all modern home,
bath and toilet large barn, chicken corrals.
abundance of water the year around from
flowing wells l Finch, 4-inch, 3-inch ana
2-inch wells; small family orchard; 80 acres
is OF the very best sandy loan soil, and the
other 30 is still better, as it is just shade
heavier; lies nice clean corner, oiled roads;
20 acres of this land will produce fine celery;
His price is $4,000, y cash II you have
nice home in Pasadena, Long Beach or Los
Angeles up to $4,000 or less. he might give
you a trade. Tell Danbery what you have.
THE DANBURY REALTY CO.
Exclusive Agents for No. AZ
232-233 o. 7. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
Are Authority OH Alfalfa La1
372 Acres, Only 80 Miles

From Los Angeles the main line Of
Santa Fe Ry; 100 acres fine dark aluvial
soil: 50 acres bottom land red, sandy loan
soil; the entire acreage is all under cultiva-
ton excepting 20 acres which are used for
pasture. If you looking for big acreage
and a big bargain see Danbery. Let him
explain all particulars to you
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
TRADERS GET BUSY

BIG RAIN STORM STRIKES US.
20-acre ranch, which, with a little of the
strong arm applied would make one OF the
best In the nelghborhood 1t has the SOIL the
pumping plant, abundance water. fine Broom
modern house. bath and all conveniences;
barn 4Ox60; new family orchard; large pumlN
ing plant; sells water; tank house and tank;
all chickens abundance berries: 1 COW, fine
team horses, / 1-year-old colt, hogs NOW
ing machine rake, plow. buggy, double and
single harness; all other small tools; Is acres
stand alfalfa In the pink Of condition;
acres barley, / family orchard.
PRICE s13,000-ITS GOOD.
Bring your message to Danbery.
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
r Exclusive Agents for No. $40
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
HE NEEDS MONEY.
THE DANBERY REALTY &C
Easiest Terms Ever offered

Easiest Terms Ever Offered
$1,000 CASH, BAL. 5000 PER YEAR, PCT.
Why live in the city when you can get
terms like this?
9-acre ranch located close to ANAHEIM; g.
room California house, small barn, chicken
corrals. finch well, pump; AZ acres 7-year-
old budded walnuts; income will more than
pay the $500 per year; all farming implements
and tools go, large and small; plows,
harrow, new farm wagon, horse, harness,
buggy, spring wagon, all furniture in house,
/ ton baled hay 35 sacks seed potatoes. Re
member, this is right close to ANAHEIM,
PRICE sS70O
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
r Exclusive Agents for No. 43
232-233 o. L. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Both Phones--F2521: Main 2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
Exclusive Agents for No. 13
Traction Car at Your Door

Is acres fine sandy loan soil; only 9O
miles from L. A. improved with Groom Cal
ifornia house; large barn and outbuildings
10 acres in 2-year old budded walnuts; hne
family orchard; acres gum grove; . acres
interset in rhubarb; fine pumping plant; IA
h. D. engine; No pump; 100 inches water
fine oiled roads pass this acreage both ways
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
[E DANBERY REALTY CO.
All Traders Take Notice

3s acres Of the finest orange walnut land
in Southern California; no better; improved
with strictly all modern 1O-room house;
large porches; bath and toiets extra large
well and pump: 20 acres 13-year-old budded
walnuts; 6 acres 10-year-old walnuts; 6 acres
cabbage; abundance water; stock from local
water CO.; all farming implements and toois'
team horses; all harness. Business men,
your attention is called to this 3S-acre trade,
as IL is located where the valuation will
double in the next years.
THE DANBERY REALTY CO..
Exclusive Agents for No. 518
232-233 o. t. johnson Bldg,
and Broadway.
Both Phones-F252I; Main 2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
THE DANBERY REALTY co.
Exclusive Agents for No. 9

232-233 o. I. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Roth Phopaa--F2521 Main 2521.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20

Spectators and Investors

Here is a 20-acre bargain that might appeal
to you. Lies about ? miles southwest Of
Garden Grove, Orange Co.; acres in alfalfa
Just coming up nice; 3 acres in corn; acres
barley; land is all fairly level; dark sandy
loan soil; holds moisture fine; lies double
clean corner oiled road; has quite nice lit
tie gum grove more wood than any one
family could
bal years, per cent Just think, acres
in alfalfa.
Ask Danbery He knows.
THE DANBERY REALTY CO.
Exclusive Agents for No. rs
232-233 o. T. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Both PhOnes-F2521; Main 1891.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
Exclusive Agents for No. IA

232-2SS o. T. johnson bldg, Fourth
and Broadway.
Both Phones-F2521: Main 1881.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
This so Acres for Exchange Only

Located near the Santa Ana electric line,
about So minutes N'de from L. A; improved
with everything no EIssary to operate strictly
up to date ranch; las fine houses, rooms
each; 2 extra large barns, milk house, sep
arator, milk sheds, cement doors; 30 head
registered cows several brood sows. fine lot
young hogs team horses value $500, fine
young driving mare, wagons, buggies, SIN
gle and double harness; everything you can
think of in the way of farming Implements.
10-inch wells 25 h. p, pumping plant 10
inches water; 20 acres in alfalfa; looks hne'
There is no ncumbrance on this property
and he will trade.
What have you? Tell Danbery.
THE DANBERY REALTY co.
R Exclusive Agents for No. 502
Los Angeles herald., 1910-03-20
THE DANBERY REALTY co.

PRICE $500.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
TRO>sE LE,G, SHtki.
Z oinnbta Team Likely To Br tbanInn, d
Tor Lack OF lntrrr.i

i"lumbin- la'ro~-" team received an
ultInhrum from m" lntyrr-itv N'rlr'ic
association y.-t"riay to ~" effect that the
team viii h- di-bnud"d unless NOR" men
com" out for IN" team hy "Wednesday ~
this week lanes My"r- secretary nj 1h.
association. stated that ARRANGEMENTS had
h"-n msd.. and sufficient -uni ~ money
appropriated 10 obtain the services 81 4.
anadisn coach. bat unl"~- NOR" interest
~ he -pori Wa- manifested hv 'r- -'r,i.ni-
h.. sport would h' drpEp'.d AMI h.. money
returned 80 ia" treasury Of he. .,-~UrIIfIpf
n lacrosse. - abandoned at Columbia ~
- ~ probably mean ne. dissolution Of IN.
northern section al ~. intercollegiate.
Irngii" " IN" present Iu.' the northern
-..,.Iipn - composed ~ only four college,.
Harvard tolumbIs. H"hlr' and cornell
With Columbus ont IN" -'h-,iIln will L..
broken ~ and = three, team I"a4.tl. " III
remain harvard and cornell haN" gIwn,-
had difficNI tam. ~ getting iog,.t her Nv, IN 4,
10 tn. di-fanc" between IfhH,a AMI cam
bridge and ~" f-ndTn'y ~ III" Harvard
faculty 10 prevent ~" 'fiTuron rrniu- f.nrti
taking long trIp- wherever UD--ii" II H.
isOt likely that ia" Harvard iuthrrtti.- V rll
consider tire" team l"agu" worth while
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
HOrhE, NHED, ~ W. DDLE.
-, ale and Princeton " ant to PA, liar ard
ln New Nork.

.uRaIp.t Mass Dec ~" inter
collegiate h"chsv schedule. seem. 80 b" III
A.,,n-thins ~ muddl. far a. tho pa'"
" ~" harvard ' Al" and Harvard Prin""
tpa saIn.- ar- concerned According y"
~" dates aSoyl. ,.a Nv ~" intercollegiate
iioTS". ,--".3-tlun llhrr Hrd - scheduled
~ MA. Princeton IN F"-tnu on January y"
and ~ p!nN vale IN Bu,'ol On fehruarv
# Z, -,'hrdIl" ~ that effect Wa- duly
Gr-Nnur nv III" n 4 hWr now Val" and
PRINCETON ar" hal.ius ~ I'lavins tn" ~"
names ~ Eu>ipI
r. - h"Ir"s 81 'h1- Vale and Princeton
Vim. IN" or both ~ 'h"ir r"~p"c'iy" Ran"-
,,th Har, ard plIy",i IN New l"rs and
rh.rs j. j, -urnl-' .r"Ini 'h.-" parts THAT
>,rnny rink Influence i Icing hr"Egh' u"
hcar IN NhI" and H-ir""'gn =" bring liar-
ard ." N.v irr, For wears Harvard
tns been sutns - W. \ ORR 20 ul".r ~"
and P-tnr.- ntt. and ruu4gh IA" HarVa ~
\ Al" gar," means q nig cat" for 'h" New
ior. RINK. -i.'i War ~! p""I'l. naturally
fnlns thA' 81. ana Princeton should com"
4, HO>Tpa ono" N q 10 nile
I'll - iir members ~ IN" ln'er""llrgIl'"
No. %sV Ss...'ation agreed. n j. said y hen
no schedule vas adopted. On IL" dai"-
and places a. announced IA YESTERDAY :
As. nv II hiCh al" and Princeton arr. booked
f." may IN Boston HarN ard part m that
frafu and approved ty m" har'Irt a..
fho-ItI-> iUsi nhg' Harvard all q" about
n ~ efforts 10 induce her 20 go 80 Nr~ Work
rs'Iain~ 20 h- -se'n. bU' there promises ?"
Nv. ,on- Interesting correspondence wI'h
l,I" .nd Princeton IN 'hs subject
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
\gD iIkgNG RIs OED>
q. l.. Ro~S Makes New MARKS for 20
% and q: NiirS nj Milan. ltal,

l. - uurr than lih.ly rha' Iraly vl. 10
com" waiting ground for the tpuri
athlete. su ~" u"Hr tu'uE. lir"aiy o.
trgii~hm"r rav" trurd ~ d"rgh''.
plao" 'u take 'rtr,- amt ir,td"u'allv 80 .l
uu"r'. ~ ~" -Iuut Land ON. II tho ll' ..
Hr.'-h performers ~ distinguish h.u-
as, Italian tracks %. n | Ross. ths ,.,
distance" o'tlA"r ~" took urT' m 'r,"o,..'
gwen a. MILAN r"'sn-I,. ~" --latest ratrI.:
80 kilr-r"t"r vaIkIng handicap. R"-- b...
'l~ uuly scratch man IA. di-tau'.. l
-tAtut. rn"n-ur. - !! miles -: yard- .
Ro-- non ~ hour IS MINUTES ~ I-i -.,ur..
winch j. new Vorit- record for tn. q
'au's
ou ~. way 20 tho IN. IN lin. Ro-- .cliy~
the uis mars IL T"r 'uil-- mad. hv Z, ,
laru.- ant ~" old marks mad" hy "
~itlrEs-. Tor eleven and twelve. ul.'
r~-I-rul"l, M tllUr'- for ten miles go.
hour ~ Wrur'C- - >.'"ud- ana -
kurrk.d . - ,DutS IN tn" I.irueT r'''uf.
For "lpNeu miles sp-, DID hour - urut.',
- seconds. against 'h. inrIuer record IT
hprii - n fuu'..- ~ - seconds bN surge.
The. TIM" b' Ru~- Tor W.. twelve miles rs H.
hour % minutes ~ seconds. while ~iur
g"--.- hgur"- N-r- I hour - minutes .
thirteen wears ago. and ~ tn" tiius b" ma o
r","rri IL hour - minutes ~ seconds f.
twelve, and "a half miles Though i:p>- va
not ~Srlr sloug for IN" di>tan," 'hu-.s Sc b,
saw 'h" strength v1'h WhI'h hs I'M she,
u"r" ~ IN" opinion that b" would haN,
rlIIp.''i fh.. 10 SECONDS IN ih, SttIrse~
mark Ross maintained an even ia.
throughout. a. can hr gathered from IN
fact that he. reached the -.Na 81 miles m IN
'ra' King Am" az - minutes - -.c"rd-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
y,rWT> FOR 10, >G SiILORS.
~r~ sIss- Dr<isn-d 10y Gar,iner for
.ntcrlran Yacht club.

Th. -m"r,ran Yacht club vii n",'
stntnrr nave. % nov on" design class 81
ssnaII varht- ,nTn-u hat similar III model
and ris 80 ~" bug" class 81 Nnnha--.'t
Nav Ih.-" boat. have been designed by
illinm ',ariurr and IN" "hi""t ~ 'h"
aa-, - 80 d"vur~ and encourage Yachting
AMI varsu racing AMONG III" Younger mem
lc,r. ~ the rl'Ih and IN" sons ~ ~" members
IN. n.v hotfs vii 10 al" and -I"cdr
Already rv.llC fnrfnb.r- NJ The rltIb hIr"
.lguthed th.IT intention of building and n -
.yLsr,r,I iraf -"'"r1l other members VA
,,,,s tsar. before. IN" new season OIen-
II T. t,D--I lie, too tnat m"Th"T- ~ other
, w. ,,lFl tUiu the ,!u-4 and Shat Ini"r"iuh
,s,lny 81, N is.N =. feature Of tn" sport hose
'Tr W hofn boars are. being built are i'rorg~
IL barron John linlir;t clark. } I"mpl-'
g., sthiE.'y William Samuel Johnson i "
NaC+onDugh milford Martin. G""rg'. N"r
,yr n Gr Is par-0n- ~ Z Noln Mr..
"a rIhau u Nl"hOl- and ~iUy' c-Hnt VAIN
grtsnr NJ NHtnN TIg,.' - ~ the head Of
49,, commute" pTDT"iiuL til, '!l--
NJ. rIs.N, bDlt- ill 49, 81. f"r' " inches
.,,.r all ~ feet % Iu"r'- pr. the alter l'n.
C,.rr ! tn"he. g." 90. nud . frcr I in"nc-
j,snxh' They 50 u -ur"ad cS1 square. feet
III canvas each and 'u~' strn
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
utSVFR RDBERT ~ fORH.
Clip, = rata ~ S~~ond From vile
Record NJ .BacA son, ilir

NSrNNillF. Fla pc" = The ior-r
IiaySr- had M tnninr to-day. NJ m" favor
w. v-rr m front N IN" majority ~ ra'"'
Nh"n VIC all important lin" wa- Tra' he'd
W,-'"r Robert ms m" winner IA N" feature
....n' Nhich wa for 'hrr"-y"n -"ld- and
upsEri A. q mile. and h" had n" 'rpuhl" IN
GI>i"~,rr II John F"ard"n. H"r man and
h.t.,r -sou ,,.tc> Ih- former ,rlppI,' NJ.
.s.a r.. =, n.- ~ hl- b.-s' "" rn III" mu' IN
! N. - rh 'skps ons-'f'h Of second from
ilN 'rl,S record
n..nr and III" I,H"lror m- Nas settled 'o-fA y
ne. afternoon u"w-rays"T- were permitted
- end nui IN" results with N" betting on
rh" rUr-'>
N" -i!ruU'ar'"-
20 .D,,t,. - / Won rrsIcy. ipi Nbcru
N ,. ,-rsnd. N.lh'"r IL y'"">r. : - !. 'Nirt
1mc al : For rank SrinAhnr Roby kriyh'.
S.cnni Rrr- 50. ,.rl,ngs IA, Ma.trr,on.
iNs u,ioliS--in' II :" ~ won our Hannah 'n'
30 :. ,hi-i nm. i. ~ Kenm.rr queen.
Joe G.,cn- , snnpiar anf H~in~ aIso ran
Thir Race 80 fIrInnG> STAR 'hArtrr ~
-, IN l. second NdriAn. ~: r"utUri! : =" I. th'rI
fine 10 i. prr'h~hir- JE~a p-nran pha
rson ant Gr"nhds also ran
FOURTH RACE Onr mile Iss'"r Robert. II:
.lip'weu Il" cor. norman. IL ti"lhst-in
TO 5 srrrr'! John ReaFinn rs Wilson = 10 O..
'bl-i rim" 10 rhiri itsiL sebastian and
fii,n RAJ. Il, ,.ro1., rising Sqrlrrr' t,l
.p~il ,., n.rri lien D"Ub- iT' ibrrt,. Il" =.
.ptpui l..l~. SiAv-. iui C'o"S-.. to 'h.ri
CJrre NJ C-rc1lnnl,r D-'rn,'. pr-.> rsrlir
si,'h rs,r~ "r" r-Iic and sis"rnt- Sh,p
Ls-. 10, INu>Srht" = tn , Won ralnfI" ia
,,rGT ~ n ,hlri T1r- ~ Slgr Hib-rnirl
d .ur.,r. ,p.r snil md lr1u HrInr1- 1i-" ran
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-06
LATE DATES F0R POLO cur.
u. g. R-rbert. nars Prom En6ian<i.
grtrxS News

NN
'or"hA''on nuU"- '"' p, -"
ehi-e a setback "" We IN '''''aO' ~"
matches from @prlhS I" y
sntumh cav" The hhhhs""u' '"'o ".'
l=hsi 70 piRy ~ MAY. "a that me po'o'-t-
might b. in kngIand again for the June
F., o,,,,,.,,,,,. IL,r tn. +, o-on,tiou IN. tn
,""'n"''""'> '"'' i,-
"" IN June. WIN = '"''' 80
tnrnt 81 the birmingham 'h'r~, hai hol-
,hen h.,.u r.al,.i u l. Herbert, chair
- :, - o., ,..,r,.,t,n uho r.,urn.,i
u''" VI NV rs" S.,,,.,.,. -, 4,
from hr'at brItnh On Hh'h'uaS drought
thP ne~s that birmingham now wants an
.u.,,S, nr Srpt,r her late
N. .,,,r -, ,i,,s. h. ,h. oni,. ,h,n.
'"'' ","''' "
I" u" siN'i T'Ghr I'hS 'hr a''ep'Ah'e OF 'hr
Nottingham , lub now IN the hands III the
Pa, Is.,.i,ttur sad Mr. Herbert y.-ter-
-, a. 49,, =, ,.,-.
IN ~" " ' w ''' >"
I"r n '1'N "N IN" 'hHN'hs" mn'he~ thh
lrt"r there vI,l l." a meeting Of the ON
,r,,tc, a T. Whitney .. nov n, PARIS h,lt
r = A. -, ~, 4 ,L, 80,
w. -''" Wv VA '"'r' "'' """,'' y"
E' "'"H"n. NAV 'hat IN" lht"fhh'"h"'
tua'.h.- vii h" PLAYED ~ Meadow brook
IN. Irylshp,rn are Very L,., tn rsrain
=, $50, =,
VIZ ,"''', nv '~'nN"'' wv "~' w ~'.''
ing 'h'' CHALLENGING PLAYERS To 'tl- country
A. 49, ~, aud nc-hsIf NJ thl- sum has
nIr.,.1 I,,.p ,,r,,v IDOL fnr hN .ubsrrt,tinn-
''",' N''-''>""h
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I\DEPI NDENTS REOR,. ,>I/y.
automobile Mas-r" Plan 60 Replace the
tfisi 4. ". g. W

ih" NATIONAL N--r"iatI"n ri Motor ear
N"hI'h' 'rrr-. i"pr"-"nrIng larr. rtr.
~ nearly On" hundred and fIf;v Ind.u.ud..,,,
""t"h"hi'" makers. viii IL" u.,rrlaurr.U.
ORGANIZED 30 Oh" coming weak tom.
t"fat} examination "i- effected ~ rn,.
h"iin"nt li"'"l ~ Nov-mh.r N.,,,,,,,,,,....
u"nt Ms niId. - that f,m., h,....,,l-.. ,,.,.-
were not then I..fi..,t"d
since. th" \m"-,'un Motor Ear MANN
i|''Hf"r~ N--"''II'iuu "Nplr.d hy lut,tf,,,.
the independents h.,y" haI n, ,,r..au.,..t,.,.'
hHt l"f d." lhi' IduhI 'lnri- ~ several
lhrf" WOULD nav" been m" in,i.r.ud,r,.
nui" show ~ irnnd central poi,...
ip"'''fuh"r % Z" January PA, -, 80 -
plan q" =" tax" over the mann g,.ru..rt ~ "a, =.
motor ear "NU"-ltion - vrIl 49, "a a..
INDEPENDENT 'rti" h"'iI"- and - run 9th,
~ I"' ~ rnd"r"ud"n' ,irli.r- '''' "'
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Iloa ri Of MrNIcM ,n Mrrt

IhI- morning md daily until Tho .op.
4. Iu-ron ~ ~" bu-iu"-- l.. h.. rrnu,rr 49,,
~" b"ard ~ rev lew 81 N" NATIONAL Irufttnu
N--D,.in'iOn Viii h' ~ -"-"Ipu .tf tine. NIur.a,,
Iiiii Hotel Thor" H. NJ pIf standing 49,.
btlt tho puni-hing ~ drts"-. - nu lty mr., =,
3, heat IN q InDr' drastic manner ir.,n -. ,
ntOney fine - "Np""'.'d 10 ~. ntrrJ ,
change tO dt-'IHRlih 'aiion. ~ when 4, t.,k.,
does not ride 10 yin. - reform su1ge.t.d
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carroll Ru'ISTinr. Rour:.

Jam carroll ~ San I-ra..- " ,..'ry.n,..I
Tommy lipH", IN l!-r fnu -.ru. rU..r NJ
~" DlynIpr. 80 .r'.m I.sr rIgl,
, % roll .lrI al 'h. hsf,fini 10 .,r', f.rf
he hau'" an! Nt'h Ia itns ..I"n,. m /
tsn'cr 'l'fI'- j." prpr,-. hs torr.r ma n
iIopcs Juf ~ " gDOl Ngh' ~ ih.. I.,-r ~,
rouR!- but Wt- unabI" to '.tH-'-r ,l~-nU
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Manning Of Nlsh srheoI secc.r rr,m.

MI N" h1:h school games committee
20, ,d"' N" quc.'I"u ~ it, meeting nrN,
. on'l the maj standing ~ the high =, hool
.u,.S- '"ar- ~ IA" : T. Tournament,
HHf not h" au""u Manual Trimming and
,Ir'i- pl1r"i = - game last Sc eek vhlTh
~ called ~ account Of dark a-. and
eRrh school i. thus one game -hs Had
Manual "On the yam" ~" Would have ti.sl
18th Boy MAJ Tor Nr%' plH"- N the rank .
ing BDl ~ Eh la 90 one game and won
b lis" md Manual hA- lost one and won four
The standing. NhI'h T., official unless re-.
it1 tie. Toll