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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26

CLERKS. whose day off is usually
the Sabbath. have by hook or crook
secured leave OF absence. and will
board westbound trolleys to be on
hand. Lawyers. doctors. merchants
manufacturers, laborers of all kinds,
will be out. Tho advance sale of tic
kets indicates this much, but all OF
the hundreds of tickets sold will be
rs nothing to the crowd which will
surge about the gates buying tickets
to set a last look at the men who
won pennant in the dcfunct United
States League.
Testimonial to Loyalty.
Not only will the people be given
an opportunity to witness one OF
the best ball games seen here in
years. but they Will he giving a tes-
iimonial of regard and esteem to
twelve loyal and true men, who have
stuck to Richmond through thick ana
thin who have refused better posi-
lions. or positions equally as good
In order TO show their faith in Rich
mond and the people of Richmond
Many OF these men have families de-
pendant on them. and they have count
ed upon the three weeks salary OYER
due 10 meet the expenses of their
families. Naturally keen disappoint-
ment was felt when the information
came that salaries wero not to be
paid.
But the people of Richmond have
assumed the debt They feel that
something Is due these men In partial
payment of their loyalty. Mere money
can never reward them. They have
shown an ability to stick in the face
of almost positive Disaster which few
1lnF
no measure In dollars.
Lured on by promises that the
league would be reborn; told that they
would be assured their salaries if
this happened, buoyed UP by knowl-
edge gained of the good people here.
these men have stayed on and on,
never doubling. never asking embar-
1hsting questions, never kicking
against not too kindly fate. mere
~ placing dependence in the words
spoken TO them, with an abiding
faith. built on hope and condolences
that everything would finally come
out right. and that they would get
the wages for which they have toiled.
Trust Not Mis"Inccd.
And they have not misplaced their
trust The crowds which will ell
and applaud and In other ways show
how much they think Newman ana
his team. Will attest the appreciation
CT Richmond. 1t will be q united
Richmond. y Richmond proud that
she was able to so impress men who
had never &oeen here before \ Rich
mond happ~" thar these men put Rich
nond in the forefront Of the bigge,
cities Of this country. \ Richmond
thankful for the advertising which the
United states League. even In its br!ei
sran OF life. has brought TO the mcr-
chants and manufacturers of the city
Remember that this advertising i:
not to be sneered at In some OF tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-26

cities of tho circuit. when the league
was being formed. the question was
frequently asked. Where Is Richmond?
Some of these towns felt that Rich
mond was entirely too small and too
insignificant to need consideration
Not so the men who signed a Rich
.nond contract and have played ball
Tor Richmond. Neither are the other
cities unaware OF Richmond's bigness
Indeed it is largely to Richmond that
the maGnates of the league can point
or ITS existence even as long as it
lived. Richmond is new spoken of
as one of the pillars of the organiza-
Ton. l.icnmond made money and put
to blush every other city in the league.
with the possible exception of Pitts
burEh. Moreover 1t was the men on
the team which accomplished this.
Good Gnmc Promised.
Cleveland Bailey promises that he
has team which will give the Rebs
a hard battle Trcvi!ilan who has
seen service In professional ranks
Will do the pitching for the Colegians.
while our own Bill Taylor. who is
about TO Sign Cincinnati contract
will work for NEWMAN, with Bert
Blue receiving. 1t will be one grand
ball game, iewed from any angle.
Among the mateurs will be found
Clarke and Stout catchcrs; Trevillian
and Wright. pitchers, Sittcrding. FIRST:
Ezekiel. short; McKee, second; Angus
tine. third; Rose, left; Word, centre,
and Bailey right. while young Dunn
will be on hand to help If needed.
However. while the ball game is go
ing to be greet attraction. it is
really going TO be a testimonial to
! he Rebs There viii be handshakings
and good-byes after the game When
the last man is out in the ninth inning.
tho crowd Will surge the field. while
many meaning hanclaspg will be en-
changed as the people say farewell to
some of the truest sports ever wearing
the spiked shoes. or n uniform Get
III line and be one OF the many who
Will do their duty by helping to dis
charge a public debt,
Admission will be 81 to grand
stand; 80 cents to west bleachers: %
cents TO east bleachers: women, 80
, cents TO gate and grandstand.
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Totals az 70 s7,s Totals ,,.'s 10 s7l'

Totals ...37 L - IS Totals ...25 Is p !. >
'Battcd for Howell in seventh.
iBatted for Burns in ninth.
-Batted for Steele in ninth
score by innings. r..
Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures 4ot2oc do
81 LOUIS. o 7 0 o q 1
Summary; Runs-smith. Cakes (o). Win
so, Byrne t3). Carey tol, Mccarthy, Kelly
t2l. Hendrix 90. Two-base h.ts-Wingo and
EugGins. Three base hit-Byrne. Home run
Carey Sacrifice hits-Kclly. Wilson. Ed
ington. Sacrifice fy-Eilis Stolen base
konetchey. Double piays-McCarthy to Wag-
ner to McKechnie: Mccarthy 10 Miller
Wagner TO Mccarthy 10 Miller; Higgins TO
konetchy 10 Hauser; Steele to Konetchy TO
smith. Left blses--St. Louis. 5; Pitts
hurgh. :. Hits-Om DALE. II in . innings off
Howell. in inning. First base on balls
or Dale. o. OFF Hendrix, l. of steele, |.
Struck out-By Hendrix, 5. Wild pitch
Dale. Time OF game 80 ump!res. Rigler
and Finneran.
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MARQUARO ADDS
TO LONG STRING
Wins Seventeenth Consecutive
Victory in Very Close
Game.
0OUBLE-HEADER FOR PIRATES
Reds and Chicago Split Even,
and Boston Loses to
Brooklyn.
DOUBLE HEADER FOR PIRATES

New York juno 2j.-Rube 1Iar1uard added
the seventeenth to his sensational string o..
.onSCCHtiNe victories this afternoon. showing
me Phiiiies TO l. The RUDE was niastor of
me situation at all times. with the oNcep-
when Kilifcr opened tho inning with a
homer Paskert Knocked double II the
same round. but he died on second A.cxan-
der ALSO pitched In finished style. looseninc
his grip only in the third inning when
Marquard scored on his own single a
double by Snodgrass and sacrifice ily 10y
single. Score.
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WARSHlPS AS VISITORS
Several Cities 10 Have Fighting Crnft
ms Guests July 4.

Washington, June .5-Sevcral of
the cities on the Atlantic coast will
The first division Will be distributed
at Newport, r. l.: Belfast. Me. and
Quincy. Mass, while the second a.
vision will distribute Itself at Bar
Harbor. Me; Bristol. r. l.. and Glou-
cester. Mass. In addition to these the
battlcships Massachusetts. training
ship for naval midshipmen. and the
battleship Iowa, with naval militia
aboard. Will be at Newport July i. Tho
scout cruiser Chester will be at East
port on that daY.
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WALSH HIT HARD:
BROWNS WIN GAME
St. Louis Pitcher Knocked I'm
conscious by Thrown
TIGERS DEFEATED BY MAPS
Other Two Games Postponed
on Account OF Weather
Conditions.

Chicago Juno 25.-Thc Browns took to-
days game from the White sox TO :.
Walsh was hi, hard especially in the Nth.
when ST. Louis scored four runs, Z. Brown.
VINO started for 81. Louis. was hit In the
second by bail thrown by Austin and rem
dered unconscious. IIc was carried from tho
Held Mitchell. who Succeeded him was a
puzzle TO the sox, and allowed but nye hit.
In seven innings. Score
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THOUSANDS WILL SAY
FAREWELL TO REBS AT
BENEFIT GAME TODAY
All Richmond Will Travel to Bread treet Park
This Afternoon to Watch Newman and
His Men Play Coliegians- neral Rs
ception After Game
BY GUS MALBERT.

Never in the history OF the city OF Richmond has anything
made popular appeal the people game
which WI" be played in Broad Street Park this afternoon begin
o'clock, between AL Newntal and his 2ebs and
picked team largely composed OF the Colesans.
Inc Wortnness or the causc-paynen OF salaries
mat II VIII be the final opportunity
nes OF tn" diamond in action civic pride refusing
OF hardWorklng men 10 leave the city stigma that the
people here would do nothing help idac honest dcbta
OF these things have combined bring of the largest crowds
in the local ball yard.
Women who have witnessed hall Tor years without one
cent OF cost have forward nobly tickets ~
whose every precious have foroot r M ,,
bury OF the business world decorate seats in the crawl
stand this afternoon - ~ WY S'"i'
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ARENA IS READY
FOR BIG BATTLE

East Las Vegas. " NJ, June Is
son battle for the heavyweight cham
pionship of the world will be fought
here on July /, is complete. and every
ming Is In readiness for the bout.
Johnson has trained down to 215, and
viii make 2l9 by the day OF the hal
iic. Flynn Weighs 1870. and will
weigh In at ISIS according to his state
ment.
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chy. Ellington. Home run--wisou. Sacrifice
Gibson. Lett on bases-Pitis-
burgh. :; st. Louis = Hits-On Harmon. II
In innings: off Willis. In inning: or
Howell. In la Inning. FIRST basc on balls
on Harmon. !: off Cole. 5; of Howell l.
Struck ou;-By Cole, !; by Willis. / wild
pitch-Wiliis. Time o, game. c:o6. Umpircs
Rigler and EInncrnn
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

At Baltimore: Baltimore Buffalo first
game called end second. rain
~ Jersey City: Jersey City. ?: Mon
treal, 4.
NJ Newark: Newark, .; Rochester. l.
NJ Providence: Providence, . To-
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me Out TO Broad Street Park This Afternoo
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston. j: Brooklyn. :.
St Louis. 4; Pittsburgh 10 hrst
Gemc).
St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh. 10 Csecoad
game).
New York. . Philadelphia. l.
Cincinna'i' 0; Chicago. II thrst
game).
Cincinnati. 6; Chicago, (second
gamc).
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Milwaukee,: Milwaukee, q; st.
Paul. ;.
AT indianapolis indianapolis. S; CO.
lumbus. s.
AZ Toledo: Toledo. !: Louisville. L
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Columbia: Columbia. 5: Savan-
nah, 3 (nrst game Columbia. 3. Sa-
Is (second game).
AT Columbus: Columbus. |: Macon. :.
Al Jacksonville: Jacksonville Alba
ny, rain.
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ranquish the l'ostonS by a score OF : to O.
IN" Doves never had score against tho
podsers mainstay. They got Ave scattered
mus = hnsc on balls and ayc OF them whif-
ca Tho BTookyns made show of Brown,
piIinE up their totnl Increment In the nrst
sessions. itummel Northcn and Wheat each
contributed homer to the busy innlngs
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APPALACHIAN LEAGUE

~ ~ cieveland: Cleveland Bristol
~ Johnson City: johnson City-Mor-
~ Ashcville: Asheville. 3: knoxville
hrst game, Ashevillc |; Knox-
VILE. @ Isecond gamel
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Cleveland.
Detroit.
Totals ID J. q Is . Total. Is 70 g u &

'Delehanty. LETT Held and rinh, neid
fCTewford, riEht Held and centre fe6.
tran for Stauagc IN ninth.
MATTED for Wnett in ninth
Score by innings: r.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures TOT. Or
Detroit .........................li \ 0 0 o =.
summary: Runs-G-ancy. Olson. Jackson
tN. Griggs. Birmingham t:l. Bush C.l. Cobb.
Gainor Mor!ari;y. Two-hase hlts-Cobb
Gs!nor Jackson. GriEgs. Grauey. Olson, Nor
iarity. Three-ba hi;-Jnckson. Home run
Cobb Sacrifice h!;s-GriEgs. Turner. Stolen
bases-Bush. Crawford. Gainor Double play
--Laioic 10 Olson tn GriEHs. Left on bases
Cleveland. 10: Detroit. s. First base on halls
on Mitchell ?; OF Wilsu, I. First base
on errors-Cierelan :. Hits-Or Mitchell.
10 In innings. Struck out-By Mitchell. !.
by Willet,. . Wild pItch-Wiiet;. Pasted
ball-O'NciU. Hit by p!tcher-By Wllleti. /
Jackson. Time OF game, 2:o7 umpires.
Dineen and Sheridan.
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SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati. {
Totals % s r / Totals ...3a Is :
sBa'ted :or Lavender in eighth

veoTN 5N lnnlnrs. r
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. a onnnon
Cincinnati ........-. q Ooao0oI.
summary: Runs-Sheckard Bates. Mitch
Ell. Mcdonald. Sacrifice hits--I.each. Phelan.
stolen odse-Sheckard. Double piay-Evcrs
70 Tinker 20 Safer. Left on bases-Ch!ca 60
q Cincinnati .. Hhs-Oh Lavender. in
innings; of Richie. in inning. First base
on ba.is-Oh Lavender. :. struck out-Bv
HUM hries. :, b. Lavender :. HI, by pitch
er-M cDonald, Leach Time OF game ! :65
Cmpires. Klein and Bush.
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vERBOUT |SFOUND
FOR THIRTEEN HITS
Come From Behind
Three-Run Lead and De-
feat Portsmouth.

Newport News. Va, June -5.-Comlnr from
behind three-r nun lead. tho Sh!pbuilders
landed on Workout In the seventh to-day for
i've singles and scored four runs winning
the second game 3 to l. The hitting OF
Bates and Wolfe and the nelding OF the
former and Slavc- were the features. Score:
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summary: Stolen bases-Ternant. Bntes,
Wolfe. Ey.atinE. Hudslns. Sacrifice hits
Slavcn, Watson. Sacrifice fy-Hudgins. Two
base hlts--Bates. Castro. Garvlp. Double
play-Castro to Douglas Struck out-By
Brown. :; by Verhou;. 3. First base balls
on Brown. 4: off Verbout. . Left on bases
Newport News. :; Portsmouth. 8 Time OF
game. 1880, Umpire. Mr. Black. Attenda nee.
go
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DOUBLE VICTORY FOR PIRATES

St. Louis Mo. June 25.-Pittsburgh hit the
offerings OF local pitchers to all parts OF the
lot while its pitchers were steady. and won
double header from st. Louis this after
noon try scores OF 10 TO and 10 TO B. Scores:
IIRSr GAME.
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WILLETT is HIT HARD

Cleveland. June 25.-Cleveiand defeated
Detroit to-day, Willct; being hit hard
throughout Cobbs home run tied the score
In tho sixth. Mitchell was taken out after
The mrs; two men up in ;he ninth had hit;
safely Score.
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TEAMS BREAK EVEN

Cincinnati, O.. juno :5.-Cnelnnat and
Chicago broke even In n double header here
to-day. Brown was nvncible In tho nrst
game. while the Cubs hit Kcefe and Cramer
hard. Humphries was puzzle to Chicago
in tho second. Score:
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FIRST GAME.
Chicago.
Cincinnati.

N-VIIIIT!'IiE TNIIHS7-7H 10 Z NHTV VI SCNuItc
,2', Tinker. Safer go, Evers. Necdham and
Brown. Three-basc hiis-Shcckard. SAFER
Lett on bases-Chicago. S; Cincinnati. q
Hits-Oh keefc. Ia innings; OF Cramer
in innings: of Tompkins. 3 In : innings
Struck out-By Brown. =; by koetc ?: by
cramer. 2; by Tompkns. l. Hit by pitcher
Bcscher. Wild pitch-Cramer. Tine OF game.
l:t5. CnDires. Klcm and Bush.
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NO CHANCE FOR DOVES

Roston. June Nap Rucker brought the
Dodgers back to lie to-day long enough toI
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Where Tickets to Game
To-Day Can Be Bought

Tickets for tho benefit bnII gnme
this afternoon nrc on sale nj Strnus
Cigar Co.. McCOy's, Lcylnsou's, Gil
bert Hotel, Commercial Hotel, He'll
stern's. Polk Miller Drug ca. md M
the hall park.
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Chicago.

81 Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cocoon OF
Cn'caso .......-.................oI o o o 0 %
summary: Run.-zeide- t2). Shottcn. Sto-
vail (2), Wallace. Stephens. Mitchell. two
base hi.s-I>ord. stephens tD, Compton and
Mitchell Throe-base hits-Prntt. Xeider
hits-Kuhn. Compton, Pratt. Double
plny-I.ord to ZeIder Hits-Or Brown. in
i Pa innings; of Walsh. IL In s Innings
First base on balls-on Mitchell. > struck
out-By walsh. 4; by Brown. J: by Mitchell.
>. wild piteh-Walsh. Time o, game 10
Umpires, Connolly and Hart,
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PITTSBURGH ...................o o COS 10 o-lo
st. Louis ......,................o o0nlo 900 8
summary: Runs-Koneichy. Evans. Bliss
BEine t!l, carcy 90, Ellington Wagner t2l
Miller. Wilson 90. Mccarthy 90. Gibson
~ Cole 90. Two-base hts-Evans Hug
gins Wagner '2. Three base hits-Konci-
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guard. Two-base hits-Snodgrass. Knabc.
Doyle Stolen bases-Merklc Fletcher. Ie.t
on bRscs-Ncw York. ). First base on balls
on Marquard. !. of Alexander ). Struck
out-By Marquard. 1; by Alexander, g. Wild
pitch-hleHandcr. Time OF game. l:29. TIM
pires, Brennan and Emsiic
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SECOND GAME.
Pittsburgh.

Totals ..sS p II Totals Al % = Q
'I'aucd for Harmon in NTH
tBatted for Steele In ninth
Score
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY F

brooklyn az Boston.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsbursh at ST. Louis,
Chicago at Cincinnati
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Shields. krebs. Double plays-vance
and Barnett, iiowe3ell, Morganra,h
and Barnett. Iiowcdcl Barnett and
busch Green and Garman. Base on
bals-of Vance. ]; on Green. g. LET,
on oasea-Hoanoke. 3. Petersburg. 6
struck out-By Vance. 3 by Green D.
Time OF game. . hours. UmIire. or,h
Attendance COO
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Totals
Itonnoke.


'one out when winning run made.
Score By innings;
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i'hilatlrlpl,in,
New York.

Totals ...si 6 "a Totals ..27 6aI Z !
'Battcd for Dooan in ninth.
fBatted for Kiiliter IN ninth.
Score bv Innings: u
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PLAY TODAY

Boston at Washington.
New York a; Philadelphia.
Detroit at Cleveland
81 Louis At Chicnwo.
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ST. Innls.
Totals 80 ls q Z Total, "a, s

'Be,ted for Walsh In eighth
STaFH he t,,yt,-..
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i snOutl il

Newport News Observation-Disclosures oOloo4o.-5I
Portsmouth Observation-Disclosures O . o Of
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21

It's good time now to select your
Beet Cultivators, Hay Rakes, Now
ers, Binders, Wagons and all Farm
Implements If you are not satisfied
with anything but the best, better
make your selection at the Peoples
Union, Ltd. They are receiving
orders daily from live awake farmers
who know what the demand will be
this season for the best Implements
made.
81 was permanently cured of Kid
ney and Bladder trouble by using
three SOC boxes Chambers Kidney
and Bladder Pills. My trouble was
of twelve years standing" Name
furnished on application. Sold ex-
clusively and guaranteed by Peter
sons Drug Store.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21

Lost-One Open Face Elgin watch be-
tween Oakley and Basin. Reward
offered for return of same. Finder
Leave at Oakley Herald Office. @s
L. w. Howard of Miner, State
Carey Act Agent, is preparing to
make his head office here in the near
future so as to care for the work that
will necessarily come in his line of
work in the near future in Carey-act
lands.
John N. Price and wife returned
from Salt Lake Wednesday, where
they had been to attend the M. |. A
conference after which they spent
a few days visiting.
Mrs. j. B. Randall returned from
Utah yesterday where she had been
on visit to relatives and friends.
L. w. Robbins of Burley was a
visitor in our city yesterday.
Assessor Glen M. Dewey is in Oak
ley making up his Assessment Roll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Matthews re-
turned from Salt Lake last Saturday
where they had been to get married
They will make their home in North
Oakley.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh That Contain Mercury

as mercury win surely destroy the sense
OF smell and completely derangc the
whole system when entering II through
never be used except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians as the damage
they viii do is ten fold to the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by +. ].
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, O.. contains no
mercury. and Is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces OF the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genu-
inc. II IS taken internally and made in
Toledo. Ohio, by +. j. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
Sold by Druggists. Price 75c per bottle.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21

When your child has whooping
cough be careful to keep the cough
loose and expectoration easy by Civ
ing Cnamberlains Cough Remedy as
may be required. This remedy will
also liquify the tough mucus and
make it easier to expectorate. 1t has
been used successfully in many eped-
emics and is safe and sure. For sale
by all dealers.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21
In THE PROBATE COURT
OF THE COUNTY OF CASSIA, STATE OF
IDAHO.

OF THE COUNTY OF CASSIA, STATE OF
IDAHO.
In the Matter of ! Notice by Clerk of
the Estate of day Fixed for hear
ORLANDO L. GEE ing Return of Sale
Deceased. of Real Estate.
PURSUANT TO AN ORDER Of
the Judge of said Court, made on the 9th
day of June 1912, notice is hereby given
that Joseph Mecham the administrator of
the estate of said deceased, made to the
said Court; and filed in the Office of the
Clerk thereof, on said day, return of the
sale made by him on the 9Th day of June
1912, under a previous order of said
Court, of the following real estate, and
for the following named sum, 10 wit:
Beginning at point $50 rods North of
the S. +. corner of Sec. 81 in TIP. II South
of Range ~ f BM. Thence running
West so rods, thence North Al and IL
rods, thence East so rods, thence South
Al and I-2 rods to the place of beginning
and also, beginning at the NV. corner of
the S.W. quarter of the Sc. quarter Of
Sec. 81. TIP. 10 S. R. "a, E.B.M. thence
running south 81 IL rods, thence East so
rods, thence North 81 Ia rods, thence
West so rods to place of beginning
The sum for which the said land was
sold was $4,000 dollars, as will more
fully appear from said return filed as afore-
said, and to which reference is hereby
made for further particulars.
AND NOTICE is HEREBY FUR
Their GIVEN, That Wednesday the
18th day of July 1912, at two O'Clock pm al
the court Room of said court, in said
county and state, has been fixed for hear
ing the said return, when and where any
person interested in SAID estate may ap
pear and file written objections to the
confirmation of said sale, and may be
heard and produce witnesses in support
of such objections.
THOMAS f. HARPER,
Clerk
Dated June 18th, 1912.
B. P. HowELLs, Attorney.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21

NOTICE OF PROOF OF COMPLETION OF
AND APPLICATION OF WATER TO
BENEFICIAL USE.
The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1912-06-21
In THE PROBATE COURT

OF THE COUNTY OF cASSIA, STATE
OF IDAHO.