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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Geo. A. Black, Of Marion transacted
business here Thursday.
Knox and James Lee with their
families recently spent several days
outing in and near the Lewistown
reservoir.
The Central Ohio yearly meeting Of
the Free Baptists win convene with
the Baptist church here Thursday
evening and continue in session over
the Sabbath. A large attendance and
interesting meeting is conhdentially
expected.
The dedication of the fine new *.
Of =. building has been extensively
advertised and all arrangements are
being made to receive and entertain
a vast number OF visiting knights and
others Thursday. day and evening.
Fine speakers OF the order have been
engaged to be present.
The social of willing Workers"
The Sunday school class taught by
Rev Sutton met at his home Thurs
day evening to the number OF tewen-
ty-eight young ladies and gentlemen
and after spending a few hours IN
HAt NlIlA lulO-NAA kdlll'Nt lN' AAAHAiiA anu
cake was served and 1t was nearly mid
night when the happyP.group dis
persed.
Mr. Lime Of Columbus Is now here
caring for telephone business. w. T..
Kninn. G. II. sutton. Charles Hussey
ana Mr.. Lime were In Columbus Fri
day.
NJ $. Purdge Is the victim OF
painful boils and has the sympathy
of everyone.
Little Georgia Clark was accidently
bitten on Monday evening by fav-
orte dog belonging to George Swal-
lem. For a time Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
were badly frightened but at this tine
every one feels assured that no harm
will result.
w. II. Little was transacting pike
business in Marion Saturday.
Samuel Orr a former resident OF
I.aRue. now teacher of Spencer
Ohio, came Saturday and win spend
"A few weeks as the guest of his faith
er and other relatives.
Miss Demural Morris. having closed
her school in, Caledonia is spending
the summer vacation with her moth
er here. she has engaged to teach
the ensuing school year in the same
room taught by her last yeai IN the
Caledonia schools.
Mrs. Ida Morris returned home
from Marion Thursday after pleas
antly spending a few days with rela-
tlyes in Marion.
Miss Lizzie Kruskamp OF Marion
was the guest of Miss Verne MilisoI
several days last week.
Mrs. VIM. Drake was a Marion Wis
ltor Thursday and Friday
quite a number of the membership
Of the embroidery club attended q
meeting OF the club at the country
home of Mrs. J. S. CUTLERY, Thursday
A very pleasant afternoon was spent
Mrs l.. G.. Copeland and son re-
turned home Friday from a pleasant
visit OF several days with relatives In
Franklin, Ind.
Joseph M. Rodgers visited Marion
and Mansfield last week
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Hand-painted china Hazen's, Ma
rion Bakery. 5-3t
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
GORILLA RUNS AMUCK

Escapes From Circus and MutlIates
ls3 Keeper.
Laporte. Ind, June Z. Laporte was
IN a state of terror when Mack, a
large man-eatiug gorilla brought from
South Africa two months aco, os.
capped from q circus after attacking
its keeper, Montana" Harrison Of
Columbus, o. harrisCn's leg ana arm
were manglel Tie animal was CAP
tured In the ou"ola OF a building.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

BOARD Of trade comnittc on educa.
tion worked faithfully throuehout the
last two weeks, bringing home to tho
business men OF Marietta the value
OF the College as a commercial asset
to the city Nearly $4,000 was raised
by this committee ia the last 10 days,
in addition to large sums previously
given by leading citizens.
While many have assisted in this
enterprise by active effort to secure
pledges, yet the chief credit for the
splendid result is due to Mr. William
w. Mills, the treasurer OF the College
and the chairman of the endowment
committee. who has given much timo
and thought to achieve this success.
The Marietta Alumni associations
In Boston. New York. Chicago and
Cincinnati were active in the cam
paign, bringing thousands OF dollars
10 their Alma Mater through loyal
sacrifice and by interesting wealthy
friends.
Recent Growth.
In the past 10 years Marietta Col.
lege has shown vigorous life The
College faculty has increased 43 per
cent in numbers. The enrolment in
the four College classes has increased
- per cent. while four of the present
nine buildings of the College have
been erected. including the Library.
This latter building is one Of the most
beautiful in the state. with ample
reading rooms and a ire-proof stack
with a capacity Of 100000 volumes.
A Summer Term.
A Summer session has also been
inaugurated, which seeks to aid teach
ers preparing for examination and
students deficient in preparation for
College This six weeks term. begin
ming this year on June %. has proved
most effective.
OF great general interest to the
public is the growth Of the Historical
Museum and the Slack Collection or
Documents and Prints. both TO be
seen on the Marietta College campus.
The latter collection numbers some
eight hundred rare manuscript letters
and documents OF famous Americans.
The Historical Museum contains over
10000 relics, manuscripts and curios
relating to western history. Among
the recent additions is the letter OF
Aaron Burr's In 1893 to the secretary
OF war asking Cor a pension. The
"Ohio Company" and "Beunerhas.
sett" cases are OF intense interest
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
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Unclaimed Letters y

Women-Mrs. Clara Aldrich Belle
Buttons. Miss Frank DeNcnney TILE
Daily. Mrs. Myrtle Eskrlge, Mrs. Chas.
Ilortley, Miss Silla r. Referring care
Geo. Carpenter, Miss Lutlcia Oncy'
Mrs. Elizabeth Roberts, Miss
Kathryne Schmitz Mary r. sharp
mack Mrs. LYDIA Smith, Mrs. r. Smith.
Mcn-A. G. Clark. Mr. and Mrs. VIII
son Court, Gordon Dalton. George
Gilmore, j. J. Cannon, Il. r. Johnson,
Ross Lay, j. w. Martin, John Metz
ger Chas. Roberts. W. II. Symes, John
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

WILLIAM ". MIILS.
Treasurer Of Marietta College and
Head OF Endowment Campaign.
lege of debt, and establishes it on a
firm foundation. The success Of the
movement was in part due to the ac-
tive interest taken in the campaign
by the busir,ess men of the city. A
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

NOW rHE GREATEST TENTED EXHIBITION
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

p. shea. Mrs. John Sons, II. r. will
lard. Thomas Wagner, $. =. Wallace,
l.. O. box no. 255.
Firms-'rhe Rik Carlton Restaurant.
Dufey 4 Sawtelle, President White
Star Laundry.
Foreign Savcrio Susa. Francesca
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
MARIETTA GETS
I The ENDOWMENT
College Town Celebrates In a
/ Fitting Manner.
STUDENTS GIVEN A HOLIDAY

Success Of the Movement Due In Part
to Active Interest Taken by the
Business Men Of the Pioneer City.
Alumni Associations Of New York,
Boston and Chicago Send Thou.
sands Of Dollars.
Last Friday night the celebration
of the raising Of the 100000 seventy.
fifth anniversary endowment fund Of
Marietta College made the pioneer
city bright with Examinations and
fireworks. The time limit set by the
General Education Board was mid.
night Of June /. At noon of that day
some eleven thousand dollars was
lacking. S341 900 being necessary to
fulfill the boards condition of paying
the college debt and raising the en-
dowment fund. At $3.50 that evening
the pealing Of the College cell an.
nounced to the city that the full
amount was pledged. Seven hundred
and seven donors in all parts of the
country had given q total of S2j9.2tj.
thus securing the conditional gifts Of
100000 made by the General Educa.
tion Board and of $4,000 made by
Mr. Carnegie A holiday was given
the students on Friday. and on that
evening students and citizens paraded
the city with the Marietta band, all
the bells Of the city were rung, the
College buildings and many houses
were Illuminated fireworks were sent
off on the campus. and the students
enthusiasm prepared n monster bon.
fire.
Cooperation Of the City.
This fund more than doubles the
present endowment. relieves tho Col
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

EVERYTHING NEW TAls YEAR sUT THE
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

"a BIG s RI OwS IrNsC
ErEa TIM ES ITSsr OR M ER s
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
Want Ads Too Late Tt
Classify.

FOR SALE-A larger and better as
sortment Of farms than ever and
city property Of almost every de-
scription; also money TO loan on
farms at per cent. Come and see
Philip Bauer. real estate office over
Bowers jewelry store, ~ i-2 $.
Main ST.. Marion, o.
n-r1nAd oI,u
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07
TURNS STATES EVIDENCE
Maekey Gives Damaging Testimony
Against M. T. Lee.

Against M. T. Lee.
Mt. Vernon, o., June David
Mackey turned states evidence in tho
case Of Ohio against NJ. T. Lee,
charged with manslaughter and Of
fered damaging evidence against Lee
who is charged with killing Charles
Metcalf. Curtis Howard, n professor
at o. s. L., testified that he made an
analysis Of bottle of whisky which
was found at the side of The dead
body of Metcalf, and found the whil.
ky contained ether.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-07

Talmarini, Antonla silveiro de Serpa,
Coreggi Cristoparo, Joseph Harlsch,
Domenico Natoli Dipavolo, Salvatore
Cola-Lesina. Sam Basile.
Notice-when calling, say that
mail was advertised.
NJ. B. DICKERsON. p. NJ.
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-23
TIE ~ >lE4AAfHrhtE4 TKNEHPgH9B Ah1 LIZ

You and each of you, as owners, claimants or
BSf sSt fSS aobsr u fR are Sere6
aSHdS$ S$s $B8sa piR bialntig - the
h$sf Esg sSudt S' state
5A3 S$y tns5 4 StI5s5 1Sla
III pr tGf til u fofSSWng
aTaiS SsG sS}S !, follows
Xdditfon.q Gndiyided * '%asRs n aSf Sc. a
g affa Aleu- as3; '4s s,o, IA u.
gB326seqaf& Jsafs sEPa3a been paid BY the plain.
tE Rd5B ajff 5Bq7s6 81 gsdFfPs4 y real AZ property
%aRss a8t III sss 1aST 1sSs
af4oqh ttSFI Ill., year 1903; amount $13,S9
WBfth 9 sS9erdh gtifs eb9ar INTEREST at the rate
fP9@ fBiR and i'f srss
taxes Hh9R dp9 Sinst said real PROPERTY bod
hd gaf sPf fii yPp fhclqdhg said persons
a8 fr $PSeaS Within 0 sixty
after the date Of first publication of this
n9ticRn 3ISeugfe of thef day of safd first pubeas
ton Being Jne B of9111 In theG above fentit1ed
fogt. d8d hand defend this action and
ANSWER tie G9ntlant Of Said pTaihtifr and serve
a e1peSH o9f 2gIhr1 answer on tile Undersigned at
&tf ii h sgs Sss R SS stsssf
ah8 e3gtss1sfh ease S9q 'faiil so to DO JUDGMENT
iA tend d heEeih, fofeclosfng the lien of
s et5t a a6gB 2fsel a Of n Ss56
ahG S5gts, h5F3fi8g 4 shf& III eath1paftel Of said
nr99@tE for the satisfaet6Rh of the sums charged
RS&b tpd6d 6gaihst it respectively as provided by
INV Ind prayed in plaptIff,,s complaint, now
5 m15HislI ao1 GS2nAG5iHoLTz, Plaintiff
seotta #asE eH pf Lud5n O SfIf A'nnsS bas
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-23
Ell FRIDAY ESR DAY. JJqHpffI2S. 1911

saiS 81 ashliltton, for King County. Notice and
bedU59sb H6lts up1aimiTl iys,iH B. Kennedy and
unknown owners and ALT persons Dfareaf n
ee1 ana to 4e heEenae6 6so described real property
sfaF Pf qsAiRgtOhf Oe tbs above DEFENDANTS def p ITS
aa Of interest rest "a "a aSS % the heren
bissa ftep desefibeds6 real property taare hereby
Noo HOLDER Of al certain delinquent tax certificates
10 issued by the rrreasurer of King County State
is jeq r mt taxes THE following years, in the
g itr Situated IN said King County described as
bns lHi HHdfvided 6n9haif of lot q Sec Twp:
FL Range BE- certificate number Be789e; year
DL ~ 9oT; aniount $1S22. ,-2as n1n .. 20 1
sd Subsequent years Have been paid by the plain.
eht tiff upon the said above described real property
,dnq Ijafivideds oaerhalf 6of Lot p Sec a. Twp
ba Hafs r. far $5e
several Suns bear Interest a At the dsta rae S
b a a aRpatd iai and f9E
NJ deemed taxes upon and ~ against said real
OBJ YY6u and leach of gou,s neiu1ng said persons
bns uifinuwn if any - are hereby further notified
arsdass after the date of first publication Of this
9d the Jay q SAG S3 ,b mTSe
sa5 esRSst9 5a feP and q 5$9 ft s 'Pfds
peg peg answer s65hplant q said pqia7
TO iiers entd attorney for paintiff1 at his office
eh5 below Stated Or pay the amounts DUE together
81 With Interest and costs. tIn YOU fail So
sE ftoGdog Judgment will he rendered. ee1ns fore.
no yelUsn the iiep of said takes and costs against
each parcel of said sreal property for the SUMS
gqdy amounts due 2upon and charged against
"A each dor said taxes, interest and COSTS orders
" ing a sale of each parcel of said property f0r
the satisfaction Of the sums CHARGED and found
taaa ns Navel IN blgiSti6s$ do4paIit, how on
file I'M this cause and ourt.L alta
G. A. HOLTZ. Planting.
OLIVER ANDERSON Attorney for Plaintifg f.: tJ
Office address, sol Lumber Exchange Bldg,
Seattle Wash. r. m T7T6pFf If1#
gE7 Jupe 977Jplys a. l911. ne
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-23


iaiid found against itrespectiVeyJ provided by
la%toahd asprhFediiH nlRintiGpps complaint now
on file in this and court. gpou-rulI1
Ilna tTedoa ~ ,niO.eA, HoIHz, Plaintiff.
OLINERlnNNDERS0M, ;. Attorney gfor Plaintiff.
e1sfOff1e address, SOL Lumber Exchange Bldg,
'''i''''.,N ll-u lI4l ola--3a4n - -
etNorptIBysUPERIoR COURT OF THE. STATE
of Washington, for King County. Notice ana
lC.R Nj Ham, PLAINTIFF vs.. unknown owners, and
,atI persons unknown if any, having claim
"a ing AN Eihteresta in and to the hereinafter de-
seribed real property, 9defendants.--No sO906'
q State Of Washington: TO thehaboye named de-
IlfentlaAt 50 ahdEeach of them: " 10 97siS
10 You and EACH of yOu,l owners, claimants or
oKdldeFs of an iinterestiorf estate in 5andto the
thefeihaftef described real property, ARE hereby
nofeHo that tive 3dlboVd9 named plaintiff = the
holder Gofr certain delinquent tax certificate
issued by the treasurer Of kInga County, S6a a{
andh numbered sasN follows for the. delinquent
taxes of the following year, in the following
in said King County, described as follows,
Z Addition dtndi.iaed of N y Of NE.iiA of
NaHlG44 of NV N uless Nv 800 off See 70, Twp.
81, Range 8 e.; certificate No. B6s11O; year,
d f'T Tat the taxes. orthe following prior and
subsequent years have been paid by gthen plain
9tlff upon the said above described real property
% 'o Undivided half of Sak of Ne, Of NV
3tof NM y less w 80 fset Seq 1R Twp }o2 a.
aa%osea iS fes5 1885,
ID which several suns bear interest az The rate
of21 Sper cent annnm S alde cd
otaxes upon and against SAID gea1 praperttyit
5Eo and S ReSdPg aS DFsSpSi
naf 10 he s apS eDReaT sixty
days affer theg date fof 5fst Qualification of this
tDarf %da ss9sB a a IF s4Ss $$t aGd
ey o yor o 5n e iefT
torney for plaintiff att his office below stated
or pay ten atnoutN QUE h Wtn ltereSt
am M J a forecg6sing f,s Hen Of
s wi Rf o costs each 5rcei of said
I cS9 WV for rg Te SIMS od amonnts dine mon
and sharsed against each for said taxes. interest
and cots. otd6rfng g Sale df tacfI bdfceUdf said
PnG2f fon TT eafEt ie psayded BY
on file .diTthis 1canse] md eqgFtFJ nv
3dI ya q ttd+Is1 t f6 P5T
IteotHte e NSPGiSSs 'us'
feasFsb spSITnnnaatf6 INV ~ jfgt1 uidttw
r. T,rf3f5 &c 6a6J5t5F1 oiFWrTIE
Sf MAsh4hHgt2938i Tor bB5fnggaSe
qi73 Il Wi HE T5sH p h wifi;
b{a1sgHb {Sd Nife aISr r tf}HdTdqeco Off
+ 55gp95 Doe Mfdddfiee6f,5 IFS sw}fe;dWiii-
;lq5t{S M%tffe defGhd4h ts mo s fB6g5S
fTFbfb y va u ii13SSdn ~ Within MT
tFffizgfi, .Blf4a Ffiz6i{, hfis WifG$$sWiii-
. Tam T iVViftfla rhs ata ne lie Williams
B3s B}s TIfs a$4Ssd5{s Jane
no3Ys9Sn 5Hd EACH IF Xot}i Afe5 berebT sum
3ss e Fs Tf6% e. Ss
s iTf non t6+Mi sixty DAYS after the
Ri day of oIJhnf. 19ff and 1aef8Hd the
fifIed conrt and dot ausvar ma Sonlaint
Of fb ff{d 1', s;69Iya ~ conV Of voIIr
9nsIve n, az 60 i,ndarSi oneI s+forToVe
Sor ,,l int oogS ted
is3 % Pc 40
sill n - 1oJ
ysse5rainS ~ maj demsndS az the COM
,piqint Witch hsssSsenz flSd with the
0l DTRs Or a eaS eGfS Instituted fohe pur-
pose f. q sett1 & sfd99d and, cahcelling
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-23
III 95tffE BRJTfiRi6R COURT OF THE STATE
92l6f IANasl aff6t KngnC6utlty! Notice and

'f& gtfffE RffHI6R COURT OF rHE STATE
81 ~ |WasilfHgf6na King rCouhtya Notice and
sdGA51 I} enaedy and
al S OF Gahihglo n fntefestgfa and to
@ req bpF9Fpe5fty' de-
End a each Ss 5sa9 og6
3rn esthte in and to the
t. er sS 5asafbs real hereby
9 F4aifS dennqaeGt tax eertifcate
by tfei of Rhig County, State
1T 9d$ted tl Tti 9iay % April, 1911,
81 $aS f0TiaE Year Sf In Htse afoIioWng
ahqdln9qod9d aAJo1f THE ofealbnpropertS situated
IL V ny 10 BEG D"s follows
hAd8itidh, undivided. 4aHI ofoNEaeA lof Me- "
Sef 81 IYP 2l9 Rage - u t4S M
d5Sfh tsa$s 43oF P 4Rea fco1ns prior ana
9dbse9t&f yG5fsGAEye Been paid 9by thee PLAIN
%R a 81 IS ssss IS be Yea a pro
Undivided = of NE. Hst6f NE. "a Sec. "a,
sfWblh 9fS1fsShg9sB Eqju a1hpunt' So flor year
i$STSa f5fz ear s4gf0Sdt ffn 54E bnS .Iham aTa
KscA sfyeEal suns bear interest at the rate
9as ifFfbs nd ate eg She aapaid and unredeepef
,fafes 9dbba Ea4d qg4st Said 5fear property
,sD and. g9u9 thelhdfng said persons
aAH sHhm6p1ted TO be hanH appear within sixty
gG g ,4 tS dst3of inst Of this
t6ttto it'd dctlGhg aad7dd efana this action and
dhhs&EFi TfoASiafaf orsaipPantlff, ana serve
f 4ihtfkn4it Ms 6facei below stated,
~ fpT +fR 9ahSdnt9ad6 Together with interest
Vile bg ifeAd1f9d 6gfeihg forecIdsihgf the lien Of
Gdna1 6osFs against qeadha parceleof said
for tn sums ana anotntsf due upon
ana ehafge d Hganst ehd for said taxes interest
and COSTS ordering " sale of 9eae parcel of said
r5hefty for the satisfaction of the sums charged
pa sg nra7td il eGy ss d
egbb 9thH S S6bd4fSs Az, eGgEt ,1
office laddress9 sol Lumber Exchange Bidga
9 fdaYI 3HSg& anLa4a-Lz ~ ;
'I@ntHE1 stPaRtaR fceU RTf OF THE STATE
H saffmataf5d 1sff ,To5ssaW , - i1ediT +
C28G0 aIottA pIainbin9 vs. Tho BE Kennedy and
unknown owHerst Eattl DALI persons dlnknown, II
9atg, haNing sef atmingo ant dntereStI in ana
otfodthe AeHPaftey 4asejbed real property de'
ssf eqs9 81 Tgssg $ o$Ss
IS Il setRs 6 SsaIs n 20
HSfafba hgR ddstfibedlF9ai property, ddfe hereby
H6tffe@ dthaB theo above Endhed splaintff is the
dssfede syb hlle tnieafprier bfd Ring County,
aue BhashiaGtonnd dated tbe 5the day of April 1911
s 1eGifrs4 "a All tfg4qYssq ths 4f6n9gfnta
g9 "fS$95f SsS
1s S#ff V t gG g8 e M
B9S19S yeaF 19o7 AMOUNT st. o15To9 %
acknowledgements ImvelbeeaD etd sRy 9Ae plain, !
toqpupqnnttie northumberland Feal1Proeettyp
&'f aadae4 g55q4B5 e 7 e A9s3 %
gd6PSq4b q %;
WHtH us&yepdf stlfnse be aF Rnt9tetE &tqthd9tate
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and costs, ordering a sale Of each parcel OF SAID
property for the satisfaction of the sums charged
iaid fbthd against itrespectiVelyI as provided by
la%toand as PraFedaiR nltintin sncomptaint, now
file in this and court .en0I-utll- .
al tI9doA ,nO.feAl H0ITz, Plaintiff
OLIVE r. ANDERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
19f0ffre address, COL Lumber Exchange Bldg,
Sesttle . DIV ash9nl-n LRa1 badlr1sah I--NN
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of - per cent. per annum from said date of
lpaymenti and 9nrei 9all9 1.-THE unpaid and unreI
deemedt etaxes upon and against said Il real
prSpertg 5312a d IA @ saSA9}sM
if anyl, are hereby further notified
and Summoned to- be and appear, within ustxtg
das7suafterg the date of first publication OF this
notice, exclusive of the dayY Of said first
lpublich ion being pJuues 8, l911s in the abGEei
entitled court and aetioni and defend this
action and answer the complaint of said plain
ttff. ant'sserYe ieopy of your answer en the
Gfor plaintiff lat his oiGe
below stated or pay the amounts due, together
with interest and costs. In case youl fail SO,
tor dos suig1nent will be- rendered herein forep
oclosing lthe en of said taxes and costs against
each parcel of said realn property for the sums
and ;imo cunts . due upon land charged against
eaclf gfor said taxesa interest and COSTS, orderE
ing sale of each parcel Of said property for
the satisfaction of the sums charged and found
a$arsts ito respectively as provided by law,
and las prayed in plaintiffs complaint, nov qp
,fle2 in this cause and Court o4 ~ p99taar9d
OLIVER ANDERSON Attorney for Plaintiff
@ Office, address, col Lumber Exchange Bldg'd
ro50 9u5 sfaJune 9-July7 81, 1a1t,al raal %
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OLIVER ANDERSON Attorney. for Plaintiff,,o 's
Iooffice address. Sol Lumber Exchange Bldgaf
Seatte,1 w sltor IN 10 nniteoLLdnn .rahn
The Seattle Republican. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1???-1915, 1911-06-23

iWse1 obsdtTossb Tst5Rud eaetJHlNt at tafk.nt
number Taee-7oIff If frpfJrS4sf1 cct-rspu7u-
-eb evdaSs 1gHB SBPRR89R ri 6l4TIRT 46F . TIE
prior and Of :M9H,lHE5oAoEog King 9QAqptEfef No
pr ass.@3g a g.! #8ss w. rs ssaBs
$E HB4fE bF ta{Ai ~ R }Egst
lotff19tt ff EMO s6066SnfSfq 6em9n sVodB Oft
stsohi tJSsa tes OF M@shfngtef, rtstthe above ma
the 1fateO 8ghahnts aauueehn lH stkAmcd beussl
ysb htft edt betRb ,notanthsRW 20 etst2
az bsTsdmUn bns ,ftef ,Isdmetqe2 10
eht 10 sexst tneppnlisb sdt Iof ,swoIfof
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I2 ntHE1 stJPfRfoR fceBRTa OF THE STATE

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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-02
WESTVILLE.
Special 20 The Journal.

Westville, May 1,-Mr. and Mrs. c.
Brigham are on a visit here from Pen
sacola on account OF Mr.. Brigman's
health We are glad to say he is i'm
proving fast.
Mrs. Edgar Gavin, OF DeFuniak,
Is on a visit here to her parents.
Last Friday night, April %, at Mr..
John F. Flournoy's hall, his daugh-
ter, Miss Ada, and her friend, Miss
Nell Richards, gave a nice social dance
for their friends, having the string
band of Bombay to furnish the grand
music. Each and everyone had a de-
hghtful time. We all hope to have an
other dance real soon. We can not ex-
press our appreciation for the work the
two popular young ladies had in get
ting the dance UP.
A very sad accident happened here
last week when one of our young men,
Mr.. Edgar Moore, went to jump
through between two box cars unfor-
tunately got his arm caught and broke
it just about three inches below the
elbow. We learn he is improving
rapidly.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1911-05-02

of balls that johnson did yesterday.
For that entire series the slabbists
averaged only 14.4 pitches per inning,
as against 1879 pitches for Johnson
yesterday. BY games, the average was
124 pitches by the Athletics boxmen,
and 129 by those of the Cubs, as COM
pared with Johnson's ITO on Satur-
day.
Coombs, in the second game Of the
series named, pitched the game that
was the feature, in one way, when he
walked nine men, was hit safely eight
times, had three runners get on on
errors, and had fourteen Cub runners
left on the sacks. In that game, how
ever, he pitched but 1853 balls, or near
ly two per inning less than Johnson's
mark In the local fray. Against John
son they were not hitting the ball
quickly, and sending 1t to a fielder
They were fouling it off or missing
1t most of the time, when they were
not letting wide ones go. Forty five
men actually went to the plate, and
to eighteen of these five or more balls
were pitched.
This is how the batters were pitch
ed to, on their five appearances up
fherf.