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in the estate of Anthony Bobbio. de-
ceased; bond fixed az $500.
Bond Of administrator and letters ~
administration filed in the estate OF
Anthony Bobbio. deceased.
Petition FOR the appointment OF
guardian fled in the estate OF Joseph
Eobbio and William Bobbio. minors.
order appointing guardian filed in
/ the estate of Joseph Ru5bio and. VIII
liam Bobbio minors; bond nNcd az
$500.
Bond Of guardian and letters 81
guardianship flied in the estate at
Joseph Bobbio and William Bobbio.
minors.
Final account fled in the estate Of
Mary Jane HigginS decoaSed.
WarOnt and inventory filed in the
estate of Anthony Bobbio, deceased.
Orier appointing administrator field
in the estate of Robert NJ, BARNARD,
deceased; bond fixed az Sl0O.
Bond Of administrator and letters OF
administration filed in the estate of
Robert NJ Barnard. deceased.
order limiting settlement OF estate
ana appointing appraisers filed in the
estate OF Robert NJ Barnard, de-
ceased.
Orier appointing administrator filed |
in the estate of Matu Hyytinen, de-
ceased: bond fixed at $500.
order appointing administrators filed |
IN the estate of Alexander Pappinen,
deceased; bond fixed al $500.
order allowing final account filed in
the estate OF Mary Jane Higgins, de-
ceased.
order allowing final account filed in
the estate Of Thomas Anderson. de-
ceased. order appointing time FOR
hearing claims and order limiting set
Element of estate filed in the estate OF
James Rowe. deceased.
Warrant and inventory filed in the
estate of Robert Dobbie, deceased.
Bord of executor and letters testa-
Hentary filed in the estate of Edward
8awden. deceased.
Bond OF residuary legatee and let
ers testamentary- -residuary legatee
He'd in the estate of William c. Gal
,raith, deceased.
order closing hearing of claims filed
n the estate of Robert V. Claire. de-
eased
Order appointing administrator filed
n the estate Of Anton Kresina, de-
eased; bond fixed at $1,000.
order appointing administrator filed
n the estate Of Joseph Cernic, deceas-
d; bond fixed at $1,000.
order appointing administrator i'm the ! !
state of Daniel Sullivan, deceased;
ond fixed at $4,000
order limiting settlement Of estate
nd appointing appraisers filed I'm the :
state of William G. Galbraith, de- :
eased. y
order allowing final account filed in :
ne estate of August Johnson, deceas-
d.
Petition and order for sale of per- {
onal property filed in the estate of {
Ienry Rowe. deceased. II
order allowing final account filed in ;
le estate of Josephine Drummer, de- i
eased. q
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IS NOT LIABLE
FOR DAMAGES
VILLAGE WILL NOT CONTRIBUTE
CENT FOR DESTRUCTION
WROUGHT BY ROAD
ROLLER.

The village ~ Houghton viii not
pay one cent cn account ~ the damage
done by the runaway gasoline road
roller on Isle Royaie street last sum
mtr This was settled definitely yes
terlay afternoon by the village board
of trustees at the regular monthly ses-
sion. Attorney T. y. L5gris represent
inr che contracting firm of a. ". An
terS1r & son. appeared with Nr. An
Je-saa before the council and stated
-har while the city could not he held
responsible for any damage done by
the roller, set inasmuch as the ma
chine was being used In repairing and
improving q village street, he thought
IL fair 90 request the village 90 stand
a share Of the bin of damages Mr..
I.erris stated that the bill for repair
ing the Dee building was S4S2 Of which
Mr. Anderson was willing 10 pay $500.
but that the latter thought that John
c. Mann, the village and other inter-
ested parties might stand for thee bal
ance. Mr. Mann's connection with the
incident arises from the fact that he
is owner of a part Of the property
abutting on the street where the roller
was in use when II started to run
away.
Trustee Hartman objected 20 the VIII
lage paying anything, stating that
while the Improvement Of Isle Royale
street was supposed TO be a private
enterprise, yet the village had paid out
almost as much as the property own
ers in the expenditures for curbs and
cutters put i'm by the village. Trustee !
HildeDrand would not listen TO any
suggestion Of the village digging down
for any of the cost
1--WE are not running a charitable in
stitution," ne said, and wanted 20 |
know if Mr.. Anderson would have
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03
NATURALIZATION HINT,
Applicants Should Know Ages and
Birthdays of Children,

One of the requirements of the nat
uralization laws upon which a large
number OF applicants fail, is that which
requires the prospective citizen to know
the ages and the date of birth of each
OF his children. Many applicants who
qualify in other ways are unable to
supply this information. The informa-
ton is necessary. however as IL con-
Germs the future citizenship of the boys
of an applicant
Yesterday an applicant answered all
of the questions asked him without the
slightest hesitation until it came TO
giving the ages of his children and i'm
this requirement he failed mlserably.
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sTREETER .coMMiTTAL.

Judge Albert r. Streeter of the
Twelfth judicial circuit, who is to re-
tire from office on January / after
serving for twelve years, has not an
rounced his plans for the future. There
is rumor i'm circulation to the effect
that Judge Streeter will locate in
Houghton in partnership with a well
known Calumet attorney and resume
his law practice and another rumor
that he will spend his winters in Vir-
ginia and his summers in Houghton.
When asked yesterday as to his future
plans, Judge Streeter would make no
definite statement.
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PLAY IRoNWooD TOMORROW.
Championship Game Between Hough-
ton and lronwood Teams.

The football team of the lronwood
high school, champions of the western
upper peninsula district, will arrive
at HoughtOn tomorrow noon to play
the Houghton team I'm a. match for the
elimination of one or the other teams
championship.
Houghton has defeated the Hancock
and Calumet teams of the copper dis
trict. making them the undisputed
champions of this section, and if they
beat the Ironwoods tomorrow after
noon will be in line to contest with
Menominee one week from tomorrow
for the championship of the upper
igan champions for the state suprem-
acy.
The Houghton team is practicing
regularly for the game and their en-
thusiasm is by no means dampened by
the snowfall. In the event of Hough-
ton winning from Ironwood tomorrow
the Menominee team will come here
on November II, and the game will
take place at the Hancock driving
park.
The Negaunee and Menominee high
school teams will clash tomorrow at
Menominee and the winner will meet
the winner of the Houghton- -Ironwood
contest. for the upper peninsula title.
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THANKSGIVING DANCE.

To Be Given by Jewish Ladies for
Building Fund Of Church.
A Thanksgiving dance will be given
by the Ladies Auxiliary OF the First
Congregation of Israel of Portage Lake
at the Citizens bank hall on Wednes-
day evening, November 29. The pro-
ceeds will be for the benefit Of the
building fund for the new church TO
be erected in Hancock
Plans for the church are ready to be
placed In the hands Of contractors and
bids will be called for in a few days,
the survey Of the lot near the county
bridge having been made this week.
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PAINESDALE MINER KILLED.
Richard BartIe Killed by a Fall OF
Ground in "B" Shaft.

Richard Bartle, aged 22 years, EN-
ployed in "B'' shaft of the Champion
mine at Painesdale, was instantly killed
by a fall of rock yesterday. He was
struck by large mass of rock which
crushed his head almost to a pulp. The
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03
Houehton Department

/ divided up with the village IL ne hat
made a thousand dollars on the job
Mr.. Hin was for the village sharins
I the expense. but Mr.. Hartman inter
posed with an explanation that the
contract for the Work was taken by
Herman Fesing. the village engineer
and ne believed It's up 10 Fes'ng-
Mr.. Uudehrand thought the blame
and responsibility rested on the man
who was running the roller.
Mr. Anderson Informed the board
that he was merely assisting Mr.. Fes-
Ing. in executing the paving JOB on
Isle Royale street and that he had bor-
rowed the Hancock gasoline machine
because Mr.. Fesing had desired 90 use
a lighter roller than the one owned
by the village OF Houghton. The fnai
outcome of the discussion was that
there was nothing doing" so far as
payment OF damages by the village
was concerned.
Other Village Matters.
A petition was presented asking the
council 20 pass an ordinance compell-
ing barber shops % be closed on sun
day. Attorney Hambitzer said that
the council had no jurisdiction in the
matter and the petition was placed on
ale without further action being taken.
An extensive letter from Attorney
General kuhn was read by the village
on the subject OF the ques-
tion OF paving the fees Of the treasurer
for collecting taxes. The letter ap-
parently was solicited by a recent let |
ter OF H. J. Stevens objecting TO thel
payment Of additional fees. The at
torney general declared the system to
be legal and correct
\ resolution was adopted that all
water meters, whether purchased from
the village or not. must be installed
and connected by a village employe
in order that there may be a record
of that meter as well as those sold by
the village.
A resolution was passed permitting
but three persons 10 have keys to tho
village hall. These three are the
,lerk. superintendent Of public works
and chief Of the fire department.
superintendent OF Public Works
Gibson was instructed to have the wa
er reservoirs cleaned out
The salaries Of the poundmasters
win be discontinued from now on but
he officials holding those positions
viii be retained. to be called upon by
my needing their services, compensa-
ion TO be paid from the fees collect
"a.
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Columbia lodge, knights of Pythias
Of Houghton will give a house warm
ing party this evening at the new lodge
rooms i'm the Strobel block. All mem
bers and their friends are invited.
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PROBATE PROCEEDINGS.

Business Disposed Of Before Judge
Bentley During Past Week.
Following is a summary Of the Pro-
bate Court proceedings during the
past week:
order appointing administrator filed
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03
Bound Up.
FREIGHT and PASSENGERS.

Statement of freight and passengers
carried through the canals during the
month.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03

Copper Country: Fair tonight and
probably Saturday. Rising tempera-
ture.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03
LADIES' AID ELECTS.

The Ladies' Aid society of the
Hurontown Methodist Episcopal
church has elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows: President, Mrs.
w. G. Prout; vice president, Mrs.
William Champion; secretary, Mrs. J.
Cotton; treasurer, Miss Richards.
The society has balance on hand
from the past year which will be given
to the parsonage fund.
Moro Hnnghton ON Pnge Six
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More Houghton on Page Six.
The Calumet news., 1911-11-03
Forecasts TiI7P. M. Saturday,

Local Office Z. s. Weather Bureau.
.Ioughton, Mich, Nov. 3. 1911
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13
RUINED BY REVENUE OFFICERS
Enid Grocer Sues for 900. Alleging Perse-
cution By Government Men--Malicious
Raiding is Charged.

store He sues f8r S1eai DANA zes
because the trade Eas injured faro1El
newspaper accounts Of ths raids and
trouble. women refusing t1 receive
goods from lis sfore GA The grclld
rhal aa Nls regarded - euc
ger
Deker recites taat an alleged de-. g.
ty marshal ordered him 90 pay taz On
goods le dil not eaUy. ieuors. t-at
b. Has taken before @ Unitai States
commissioner ana dismissed on q
clarEe of selHuE lqlOr, that tle
county attorney es ts.-asi5 s---e-
proceeiinss and dropped tie twelve
indictments nrelared- that be Has ~.
4uired Io pay si-1 for stamps. and
that the case 81 nov up ou appeal
tie SAYS che entire proceeding was
Unauthorized.
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WITH
FIELD CLASS
IN CITY PARK
POLICE GET NAME OF
PEST WHO HAS r EEN
WATCHING VISITORS

one o tae rarees. cases of aaf-
tln sn au spying aa1 has con tr
Heh rs tae cfY ma8 discovered fe
20 .he ears police faat q maa ata g
aoNerfal fair oi fesd glasses Bad
efa snne on fhe Increment ri. sll
go catered Mineral Wells ald Eee
rlc barE THE sneak Mad RosH
l0n ta .l1aea l.m to e1fer bafh
1rE end he sEegt mlch oi DIS tne
$50 tla ns1sI amusement. 1853
r1r.- moE t0 tae officers. sa
-o aaa tas aeen tken. - BE-
oat n the Jurisdiction Hls talk
ar reaea-inR cf what De observed
aaiie Fne eage A.w awaF ana
several frare par -es aye On sllli
bonn, fog u loH-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13
SYLLABUS or oPlNioN.
Adoption Of Cnwter Does Not Create
New Corporation.

Following IS the syllabus d me
supreme c0urt in the Guthrie case.
The adoption av city o3 me
first class OF new charter under
tha progis oas ol Sect on aa. article
lS 81 the constitution. does NOT
create 2. new corporation, aud does
nos dest roy tne corporate enLlEy nor
affect the Identity 90 the formerly
existing corporation. although aiiieF.
anf ro~crs are possessed hy ne eoT-
porafion under iCa new charter ana
different officers admin 'ster is an
fairs
where q mandamus proceeliug
is brought hy the commissioner ok
public safety under a new charter
nurpore Ell to have been adopted an-
der the provisl0us OF Section 3a. ar
ucEe rs Of the constitution against
the chief 0i pol &c under the form
er charter of e.tY 0f the first class
10 require respondent ta deliver 1p
fe rela-or. as his successor Be office
under the new charter. the property
and para pheEuala pertaining 20 the
Office of chief 0f r-3noe spgndenr
ui g plead as q defense Llst iie Res
charter has never been legally
iopted aud that the office by virtue.
Of which relaoF eis Als The shf 90
The possession of said property does
nOt exist
The election FOR the adoption or
fContinued on Page -
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SWANSON Cd.
CORPSE: MAY
BE EXHUMEO
PRINTING FIRM ASKS u. S..
COURT TO ENJOIN IN
FUNCTIONS OF STATE
0 O o @ @ o o @ @ @ O o O c o @ c

pernafuB-g 0f Swanson county 4lS-
solved By crIer of sHa smpreme court
IA soaghg by the Dorsey company,
Lsllas 8 sxas ia a Fu tied In tne
United SIates district egurt aeFe,
here The company cla nE ta4s tsse
district 51ee8 mao gg-rrr s.-l-l.-7,
tiDns mhsth we're - seWed aH te'
supreme court nee~ bad 3lria4.el lon
in me matter and shaJ an T----. ioA
lssuea b. Ile county Judge o4 swan
son. torba5.ng alb persons 10 tamlrer
with tAat county. S sAl 10 effect
Tta IeaseY c0unfy ls printing
stationery hgGse. which SAYS is fur
nishe5 Sl.94g.@5 ln supplies to Tire
new c0uncy. cur from C0maaehe and
KioNa. Its claims we're allowed ard
warrants issued 8ut they have nQ'
Aeeu uaid The Al1.utou 0t tae
counts amd nvnliaauon W. the tax
le43es are feared Gg rhe c1nIFs2Esg.
and seeks t1 have trhe couarg o.
GERS remain in power All Of tnem
are defendaniE
The compla nt s. dife ,ly aairst
> A Harris and G Daniels. dis
utc8 clerk aud treasurer ot klewa
county and CTe H4rris a r..
Nsx e.erA ae Sheriff q Ee1saHe a--i
and Leg Terry receiver rcr swan
SON e5Inty. Swanson was attached
60 3he neE iaalcai district ot RaiIa
Fan MatAew made faase.
and aa camnanF claims that ladees
-0.aerr ald ioh1Egn therefore ana
no Jurisdiction
TnFrreti ION - asked f8 nregeH thG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13
.OLSM|TH MAKES DEMAND
ON N|sSLEY FOR CITY HALL

lham clerk under the commission
made no efforts 20 hinder hIm III the
administration 81 his Office City
Treasurer Adler asked that Tim Jen-
IElnH. treasurer under The new govern.
session and the latter asked for time
20 consult his attOrneys THIS rgn.
ference was held IN the mayors Office
School Board Involved
The decision of fne supreme court
knocks ont a school board, also The
regHi8r school board has been IT'D con,
tr0l. 3ut there Is Ia existence anoth-
eF elected under the charter II has
Lat attempted 10 exercise control.
beyond a formal demand On the old
90ard
fae city council has been inactive
Through The summer. THE commits
si0n took charge June ~ and hiss
handled what city business aas been
liermisslble
the roster Of TIE c0uncilmanic gov
eFnmeut Els.
Mayor Frank 0lsmIsa
CLERK Ernest WsnEiow
Att0rner-Iames Hepburn
Treasurer Felix Adler.
Chiel 0E POiice-W Ill Mitc1e8
Police Jmdge-If Fl Reyuol&a
C0ancil-Rirst ward. MI A Spur
lock. MI vi Bruce. Second A, Meyer
H. K Tallman Third. E $ LoHther
r.. aavtshoFae Fourth M T. f0rrl
son. y butcher Fifth r. y Danhan,
Clark Fields
r. ~ Dunbam retires ass csrT rierk
under The commission, B. r. Hegiar
ie city clerk. and Tom Jenkins. treas
nrer. CommG ssIoner Spencer is wat
er commissioner for tAe time being
He wili We bounced, ir is said, pg
council
Commissioners Carter. Spencer and
AIssIev nave served three months
Trend az the Decision
The one point on which the aecs-
slon turned was taat the election oA
the adoption Of the charfer wss call
Cd sy fhe mavor without the concur
renee 81 rhe council while fae saw
~a0wfrps fhat saaA 8e ordered 1v
taa council The court expressed ON
reluctance 10 overthrow any acr OF
the 8eGDle. waIcn Gas ben agreed %
bg any considerable majority alt
stated that ID Is impossible ior II t9l
conntenance am aet which "a eieafis
Illegal I'm that ground.
Tha 4Oart also t00k up the een'en
ti0n thaF the adoption Of ne#
charter wiped out the old corporation
and established new one, holding
thar such is not the case bat &C.
clinef Ia pass on the legality of tAF
provisions 0f the charter i.seas sasa-
much rs the charter is heic aoi
have been legally adopted. The
opinion IS bv Justice Hayes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13

sam P. Daker. a wholesale groCer
81 Fntd. has br0ueht suit iu the fed
srsf saurt ssr s5 ass agsins; George
Knott and James Watson. revenue
eollactoEs Knott Is internal reyenue
collector ana watson is AIS depail
rlaker 1lleges Watson. parllealal-@ -@
vas Inspired hy malice. The s3ec-ne
claim IS for Sl-1i5 for tle seizure
oF scales a wagon and d coffee mixer,
HiIth0Gt which be cannot run l-7
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13

Claiming fifteen DAYS grace. pend
ing the Issuance Df mandate of tie
supreme court IN setting aside the
new city charter, attorneys for the
commission forces today prepared for
another siege. Il vas said today
tnat ] r. Niasley, charter MAJOR. ana
the other commissioners and minor
officers appointed by them, viii en-
deavaF 20 h0l3 on fnr the fifteen days
allowed under tie rules OF the court
4 general surrender of Offices 70
tae conncilmanlc forces was this
morning matted BIZ the report that
smother fight would be made. City
1ieTk MinsiOw, c0unc.lmanie had al-
ready taken up work, AMI Chief Of
Police Mitchell had resumed SWAY.
Alnsl0w this afternoon took STEPS TO-
secure writ oil vacation that VIII
ALLOW him I'd remain im charge May
or Sissiey commission, has been ad-
Yised TO make an attempt to Mold on.
and al noon today he was stiIl in the
Office He yesterday indicated a ae-
sire 20 get out Immediately
Lawyers Keeping Busy
A G. CT Bierer appeared today as
the directing attorney It'd the renewal
OF the fight on behalf of the commits
sion. He vas member OF fhe free
hold board which drew the charter
and made fight for lt before the gov
eTnor He was in coHferaneA with
fhe commission aMeial$ todav None
of the plans I'll the c0m miss sion forces
were given out except q general state
fnenl tbAf advantage would ge taken
OF the fifteen days
Adler Gets The Money
Treasurer Adler todav made an ap-
plieaii0m g0r the city funds in tine
care 0f Counts Treasurer Ritterbusch
and was given she money AT pres
emf there are about $4,000 in ths
treasury. which with the money turn
ed over this morning totals over So
000 Fifty thousand dollars will De
turned Over 5y tHs commissioners
making the total amount In the treas
ury OF over $4,000. L VIII be neces- I
sary 10 send S50910 10 New York 70
take up and pay iRtWest on the paw
ing bonds due the first of this month
The delay in tHe payment was occa-
stoned by the city dispute and Q pen
alty may be enforced against the city.
AnaiTs have been quiet iu the city
all since the decision iu the charter
case yesterday morning ar 1890
oclock Commissioner Carter turned
over his Office. occupied for The PAST
tao months. 20 W Il Mitchell. chief
OF police. whom be oustel. and the
work is proceeding as usual today
No changes have been made in fae
police force as yet and there Will not
be changes until after the FIRST coun-
Gil meeting. which % be called as
soon as CITY Clerk Winsi0w can
stralghten up the claims on hand
WinsI0w assnmed charge 81 the
clerks Office lass evening and Dun
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-09-13
PROHIBITION LAW STICKS
BY VERY SMALL MARGIN
With rig Precincts to Hear
From DRY" Win BY 53I Votes
on Repeal Proposition
fBY Assoelated Press.l

Portland Msint Sept l3-Het1rns
trom s4z cut Of ~ cities. towns and
plantations give yae majority against
repeal % tle prohibition aw of l-
Tne vota stands ger repeal. at*7
against Eena88 eeG-b
The Portland Evening Express a
prohibition pager controlled N t1e
family G the ia-e Neal Dow ta1s 81.
sernoon isaes bulletin statlag shat
4Eaiae had gone War Dw 5a4 votes
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THREE soYs ARRA,enED
Acconpgiees AZ lWne Younger Aela in
$500 Erna Es1n

Robbie Younger. brefher d the na-
ON SATURDAY Eaxena Weeds ana
George BT0wn he 4 IS claina3 hela
ne aElse boy aurln4 TIE eating.
Rere aFras2nad 1~t0se Jastiee Sewar6
yesteeaT afternoon ard sitter a Bear
iuE were reia Used 70 anpRar laesr
lheE bond ass Ggea az $500 eaeh.
June AnaageF, the oldest oue a xha
qaartetie Nas refused bond and he
awaits tae eate0ns as hss xieissH
ug~ies
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c G Q Q 3 o Q 9 Q Q o 0 Q
AVIATOR RELATES
NOVEL EXPERIENCE
~ STORM CLOUD

% Washington Sept 12--CaDt
q Paul III Hec ne arny aEie
70 told ~ his remarkable expert
. ence yesterday wien he became {
. iogt ln the clouds In IFS biplane
Q while flying from College Park {
@ 70 Annapolis
. The yoUHg aviator who was {
~ about 1-4Ve feet iE che ain sad (
o denis found himself envei0ped in
9 "a dark eioBd THE pres mre of alF
= currents was such that Capt {
@ Becks craft rocked as bost {
9 w0uld in q rough sea and be was
q seized with a feeling akin 10 !
. se eknegs {
6 Ia felt himself losing ALI coz {
g tTo 81 the machine. which de-
G scented aDiIly f8r about Ts3
9 f THIS brought him Out d {
6 kae cloud when re had 10 diff. {
g Guilty an recovering his aqulll- {
9 oriGm
9 caBt Beck was q newspaper :
C man before be entered tae army {
g aud Ras for some fime employ ID 6
@ on Denver uspeFs
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Q o 0 O q o 0 Q Q . o o 0 O @ Q
PARADE AHp PICNIC.
Ants -r4orsethfef Essoelaslon Plans
zig Event Esere On 2oth.

-------a-~---~
>~ aaac foz aa g2.seeAz eE
fne members ~ tie Ant -tl8rsstasef
az ssoelat ION at t1e a0aafg CRildsDg il
Guthrie or septemaer Ire aaeEn
bes. mounted are assed t0 nfesf 8
G@ a. m The parade VIII Da at
THE association NAl hare On the
49ih B Blenlc at Mineral Wells park-
saaaed s4ly following the parade
The 8inuer speee hHak5ng- music and
games W5li he in tha wooded section
0t the park. while Ehe a1alet CON.
tew wll ae aE the baseball grounds
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Better get that offcl0us PARK DO
liceman out Of Mineral Wells PARK
before the Anti-Horse Thief assoc--
al 0n seis sisal q 6il.
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SAYS commissioners
ARE lJSURpERS"
Commission Officials to Take
Advantage OF Fifteen Days
allowed by Law.
BULLETIN

Mayor Olsmith informed Mr. Mss
ley AT 3 O'Clock this afternoon that
the city hail must be vacated at Q
o'clock this evening or the police
would At bis orders make arrests
for usnrpatl0n
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