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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
FREE DfLIvtRy S'f.!RlllyllCf1 |! ! /
Information q Il oathsr'eld : III !
Ds'p.art'mlent q, which !! = 4
ot>lnt0rost locally

: In compliance with instruction f1ol
the postal depaItment at s Waah1nGtlA
inf0tmation ID regard; o ths= Litt(l
G1tlp \: xytree oelivaIy service ~
6lkheyed &C this Omca Which ln1oEm1
tiohs I'M heen Torn niabed 20 by the l0d
pOAtlnaltef ~ ollOwe ...fst ..st 4
Dur,ng tho six days Marcn; 4 /: ios
botb incluslve, tho local city carliete
handled III ,bl4 pit tces a all classes
mail an1 TITAN pieces ot fifsty clasa mA
class matter handled g letter.. tn
weight Of all classes handed was l,0q
poundss and Of ths h1st class mail, I'M
pounds. The total number Of miles
travelled during the period name
Was 268 miles ana tho number Of stofe
made was 8, 766. :z:. + s..s.. d.: ~ s.s.
: :-Fron such ! figures tho fonowisk
daily averages are deauoed tz. .:sS "a
Average snumber OF all CLASSES
mail handled daily Per .sarrier ~.
whose weight. Was 81 pounus; ot fif1$
class, mail eee, whose weight 49,
pounda T*. : E'>~' ~. ~
=. Average number Of mikes trayelJd
daily per carrier 10. average n11bUf
OF stops daily per. carrier 9oD.
Some additional information
furnished to the department showing
that the average number of perslsa
served by carriers 10 l,871. and te1
average number CT places Of polki14o
delivery by carrier are 80. But ee
per cent OF the residences ore provided
with proper mail reoeptacles and but
40 per cent Of the basiness places. I
Based on the actual work porforu uod
by the city carriers ON "Wednesday,
March 6 it was found that 13pieCee 1f
mali Of all classes were routed Her
minute per carrier and 10 pieca1 of
first class mail were routed per mjnute
per carrier On the day specified. .&,;, 40
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
BILLY AT MILO T0MGaT'
A Three Act Fares, Rsplste
With Comedy and
Humor*z* i: 8 Il: i

The Milo theatre will present s5o 10
llitb1ta p4ss4n 4n0 theaf1e osink
Iohllc :ef this :eity this eveuio9sN
5oalic&inRsthHee;Act ttDmedY dY:dEama.k
slf 1sies
''Bi1lyn apA prou, o. sbe d szel at-
tented a. "The Lion AND !Th6 NOUS. -
In this, play Frank q. King ard
Chic Perkins wIu again 30 seen At
their best and hacked byza iiDe troupe,
assure . delightful evening for the
The scene is lard on hoard the
Steamship Florida enroute from
New York to Havana. .'Billy''. and
Sam Eustace are rivals for the hand OF
Beatrice Sloan, ana neither one seem
60 have the better OF the other, until
an accident befalls "Bily'', which
owing to circumstances prevents him
from talking and his rival takes ad-
vantage of this to hint that be 10
suffering from an affection due to HIS
wickednese. In. the third act the
curtain is removed and 1t IL shown
that Billy" has not been talking
simpy because he lost his false teeth
on hoard the steamer, these having
been secured shortly after he had his
front incisorn knocked out in q: football
game without the knowledge; or his
friends. Of course he finally gets tho
girl, but many humorous and ludl-
c1ous situations follows his predlca.
ment throughout the three acts, max,
ing the play thoroughly enjoyable one.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
LAND SEEKERS NAMES.

LAND SEEKERS NAMES. - n
: Three copies of lists Of persons il
quiring &C the bureau Of immigration
and at the Minnesota car at present
tourlag the southern states as 70 Min
neeota land are received. ia this city
every thirty days.: and are on file at
the offices of the city clerk, the comfy
auditor and the secretary Of the Com.
merclal club, where any landman may
scan them. 1t IS hoped that number
of new settlers may be secured for this
county bY the use Of same.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
COST .Pfl|:.Rlll PUPIL $50


.nnan IL " 80 asuAnf va1uAt tions
and n 5;Irates 10 twltSSstt1y.two 81; II
clfie1 ,of The atate or ahuut The saino
nnn,ilafiGn or 81 veYy, ,little .noIie fkaInn,,
shin oitv. Tho etato hlan school md
afa1a !. superiptoadent. % 1opofts sa(SovW
thaf the cnet ,por Hpupif Id unaintxInipR
the lnlal h,eh ~. R1raded sssc.hoiolIIel is
-. mn - fh1n: IL .nVoraaaals of the
other oitfes1 8 rate, al ocnooI 8 IN ia. 70
m,li.fH ~: I'm, leGia :1nan1 tha Ivvaif. 1;,i:
lnn1nn,r' nf Ihiah 6 anholnai s<atudants .i0a.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
MORE COAL TAR DYE.

HAT the state moans 10 push the
pxae feed law of 101l whicn makes the
ooaeectionors themselves responsible
fer ~ purity OF the candies and other
eenmoditles handled by .them, was
ey11eaeed here yesterday morning
WIea a local concern was ca4ed before
Juyt,ee Lad Gaudet to answer to the
charge 0 selling candy it had pur-
dase1 from . Lacrosse. Via. COM
pAAy. containing coal tar dye. A
charge 6 guilty was pleaded to each
Of ~ two charges preferred against
the leeA store by Inspector August j.
Anderson, and line Of SIS and costs
in each case was imposed, q total Of
3s7.
The local concern. it is understood,
VIII hold the Lacrosse company, which
guaranteed the candy, for the amount.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
The city council met last night and
canvassed the city election returns.

The Spanish Gypsy" a play from
the book written by George Elliot and
IN which twenty-five characters take
part, will be given as the Senior play
of the High school on April 28.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
MUST HAVE CHAUFFEUR'S LII.
CENSE J.. ::

The state board of automobile exam
iners has written Chief of Police I.
W. Cannon relative to the enforcement
of the Motor Vehicle law which be-
came effective January I, 1912, and
which requires that every chafueur
must have a license. Chaffueurs IL
censed must wear their metal badge
outside of their clothing or on the
front of their cap. >, .,.e.-
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
DIST. COURT ADJ0URNS
Jury Cases Completed Sat
urday-Adjournment
: Taken to April 10

/, s With tho dismissai vf the remaining
sindictment against H. y. : Schwartz
and o.. ,H. Hayill and Thar skalnsk ~.
Observation-Disclosures aGna15nu.
'tl1R III Il d ". 1ln
igijczek g. s. = IL telr11. dl
court tho mating 81 i 5ooatt eaes out
Of the action of school District No. 1T
vi. School District No. 81 ana tho ST.
fl1nK ont Of court of the case Of State
N. Carl Bracke, the March term Of tire
district court was on Saturday after.
noon adjourned to April Is, and Court
Stenographer JohE Vandersluis has
gone 10 Wadena 10 suhotitnte for +. NJ.
woodward in Judge n. D. Taylor's .
court. -. >.
The final jury case tried at this term
of court was that of the First National
Bank Of Minneapolis ". b. 7. Nc
Marry, an action brought by the hank
to recover on d promiasory note given
~ defendant to the Northland Motor
Car company as a partial payment for
an automobile. Mr. AcNalry alleged
that the note had not been purchased
in good faith and that IL was secured
*by the Northland Motor Car company
On Misrepresentation. Tho jury re-
turned verdict favorable to defend
ant. '@. .'~-~.: '.:r.
/: Fred Bachman.. who Thursday OF
1ast week was found guilty ct desert"
ing his family. was sentenced to the
|reformatory Saturday. but sentence
suspended upon his promise to return
aad provide for his family. .a.,
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
GOT THE UNION RATES. !.

We are informed that We were in
error last week In Mating that the car.
penteIs on tho Loomis buildinE had
gone back to WORK at 4 rato lees than
tho rates agreed on at the January
meeting when tho Union was organ.
lied. The controversy MaS settaed, the
carpenters to receive the union rate,
commencing from, the first day Of
March, the date on: which it vas
agreed that this rate should take
neSnnf = =, - = y
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
Z - Il ~ i.L.:. 6.
ff1HPITAL. NOTES

Min A11ie . t:stoll entere4 the
hospital yesterday for: treatnent fer
=. Andrew Zuowski Vas taken TO the
hospital laat week., suhering from
pnoonouia. 49, :.
Baby R0E of Fl. Ripley, aged 3
nonths, is reeelving treatment at the
hospital for pneumonia. = ...t..-
.Nrs. Wn. Aaske entered the hos.
pital last; week.. =, r..
:. Min Narinna Woakoyiak was able to
leave Tho hesp,tal yesterday.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
THE PICKLING STATION.

I60 flChk4N0 SIA1xON. =
A: brief meeting Of the Commercial
club was held Monday evening at3the
city hall. the attendance being small:
The II. A. Gedney company 0f Mime.
apoiis who operated the local picking
station here last year, claim that the
Commercial club and the farmers did
not live up to their agreement and
asked what tho company would be Al
lowed for ito equity in tho local sta
tion. The secretary of the commercial
club will look the matter up.
In q letter TO the secretary ct the
Commercial club, tho n. A. aeduey
company. claims that it lost 81, 50
during the years 1910: and 1911 1t re:
ceived pickles at the local station, and
charges that failure of the CONNER
cial club and farmere to live up to
their agreements was responsible for
same. .. .,
In reality both of these years were
bad ones for the raising of cucumbers,
and az bat little was paid in salaries
and the pickle station was constructed
by the Commercial club with the
ndertsanding that it would be turned
over to the pickle company If il
bought pickles at the local station for
i've successive years. the company has
no equity In the building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

A6BU8Us u. 0s,s.ss ~
x1U200Sas Wos .440
!voae of those not having opposition
Ala0DAn lot Ward-C. A. Carlson. 222
A1Aerman 2nd ward-1 year tern- -
A. F. Koeloeky .160
Aldorzla1 and ward-e year term
s,fI1o0a Brown. ....,.....,,..,.,,T,1 ,17e
Alderman Bro ward-E. Il. Lonsks. 149
Alderman at Large-0eo. kiewel. 494
AsDssBsr-Lyman Sienor.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

9 Leo Urbanski has made application
for transfer of his liquor license so
that he may conduct his saloon on
Second street In the building just
south of the Columbia hotel building.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
COUNTY LOSSES DITCH CASE.

COUNTY LOSSES DITCH CASE. :
The county's motion for a new trial
in the case OF f.: p. Gourd vs. Morri-
son county. which was changed by
consent OF defendant 30 AS to make
Cynthia Gourd, plaintiff, was denied
in decision made by Judge Taylor: in
Wadena Tuesday. Action was for the
clearing of title to land from a county
ditch lien and was won by plaintiff, in
decision made by the court Jan. < 2,
1911. .: -. 81 :.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Mrs. T.. Gorman and Miss Noella
Duclos were in the city "Wednesday
night enroute to Staples from q trip "a
Minneapolis. .s "a; z.x s=.'S
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

The menbers of Elks hall have been
extended an invitation by the Musical
Art club to their this afterneon's pro-
gram N appreciation of the lodge II
showing the club to. use the hall
gratis < .,s -":.: s:= 4, fss@# d s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

j. s. Murphy went to Brainerd yes
terday, where a crew is busy fixing
up wangans for the spring work on
the river. -, y: - s
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Max Won Domarus has resigned his
POSITION in Minneapolis ana has &C.
cepted position at Hillsboro, N. D.,
for which place he soon leaves. !.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Many Will take advantage of the ex-
cursion rates TO attend the state Sun
day school convention at St. Paul,
April 9, 10, anc#n.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Herman Hysun. who has been en-.
ployed at FaAckaey by tho Crookston
Lumber company. came down Wednes.
day for q visit with hie family. He
viii return nsrth with the melting of
the lco
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Rev. FRANK Atkinsoa came up krsn
Elk River Wednesday night and he
family 10 expected tooay.S " sts= .ss :;E
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

The Easter or spring vacation for
the local public schools will be held
during holy week, the week after
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
TAXATION IN MINNESOTA
Eisnth..5s \. / Article ! y |!''l e Elquallza-
tion 81 Spsclal A. !.
u .l;$ II 5s,.:.:.,, 1 sessme &.

~
fnIlv expls inetl. IN astditiou To these
nOWors. the con nrta6ie6ion u NAV + also
enuaiixa asseGG,ne enfi1 81 e *ctausinR 4 :: re-
! sssa.s :nents ~. ba mnne 81 rsSI AND mar
sonai nrutartV. orE Eanv sclasa at neraonal
3; unsrty. 81 any taxing ristrjcf of the
etaie. Such sneaaDe ents ii may l,o or
flersd On yarItedi 5c,,ollmulaInts ork sby the
oommissioini % sits own motion. and
nav .inaInuS m orE a nYIS ofS rs real or
n,reoual nfOnettY ia n fffIct = s. J..
: Whan 4 reeseS I'm lAnfs of r lniifrfct ID
decided snnon tl,6 TT. c6minisilion ap-
points I opecial ASSESSOR. and such
nanutlao ~ ihil(YTb IS jn1accessary fto make
anch . - iinant r Tha 1necial A..
seaanr ~ ;d1f,nt i, ri NOT "a resi.
danfss snfs sfha liisfrtiict az Sountysx y herein
~. ~ an 81 "a lassmaile. but
snSst ~ s;siSaIa az ti,a siate. =. - :.
ss Tl,a :: snGnfniT !. anssa1r" nrooeafia 4,
,l.ara : nevv ai1,lelean,enk AZ the i,r0nartv
nsaered reseaiesi1efi. anf1 whe,, eomDlef-
"a n,akeo veriiied rttnrns of tho same
to +ha tsr .sommisainr,. The reassaea.
mant. n retnrned in enualisod bv tho
ee~ ~ con ~ m isa;nn il oriar. IN mata: il
snfste nt,ailv conform with lite bro
perty in tho same county. or threaeh-
-. vsa.sassment s | :. them transmitfed to the
eonntv anditor of the oounty wherein
sncn reasseasnnenf Vas made and g.
comes the ofiicial assessment, supersed-
,no the or,pinal aaaessment made by
the reoniar saseseor.
@nv na1son feelinx himsalf aRgrleved
,,v nm ssnessmcnt no n,ade aRainst him
~ anv nronertv owned bv him may
snneal 10 the district court OF the
corn,v in which such aseeaement was
mada The procedure in ~ appeal ia
verv sinple. Tho aeRrieved pat ilee
a n.t,ee Of such appeal WITH the
county audifor within 80 days after
the aak,ng Of saoh asssssment Pesi. .;:
annea1 ia made. and IL &C ourre becomes
e6ecfiva. The appeal 10 heard and
detarnined BY tho dlstriof o6hrt i in
fte sane manner "A ofhor tax !. nlatters
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

An insurance sdjnster was in the
city this week to-adjust tho Kjelshus
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Mike Dalton went to Gregory yes.
terday to bring down the horses of the
Pine Tree Manufacturing company.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

VIM. Pediey, who. is very we'll
known here, is convalescing from an
attack of pneumonia. .
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Z, -
who might be considered for the posi-
'tlons Basing final Judgment on H.
point previously discovered : the :wOlk
Of certain players STAND ont above; thai
of all the others, making 1T possible -
dozen candidates.
aggressive player. Besides he rs faaE
ID dr,bbling and passing and has 2
keen eye for the basket. fitzgerald,
captain and center Of the Sitllwstsr
quint, who was forced to give up biz
other forward. He Isl q shifty player
and was the4 pivot OF the Prison City
live. He was. the heaviest scorer fer
his team, and in addition was the best
defensive player. Other fast and az
gressive forwards are Long1ey OF the
local quint. who seemed to be . yicti.
of hard luck all season, and LilidaA
Of: the Saints, who are given, 6rst
choice on the second team, while
Gallagher Of st. Cloud aud Swanson 6
'DetEolt* are selected for the third team.
';"'aJzss,j !. T. CENTERS
@'AmonQ 4: those worthy Of. being
selected for the representative lives
three stand out prominently. They alo
<Brannen of the locals, Scott of Aitkia
ind Oherg Of ST. Cloud. Having IN
opportunity to compare >BrannenS
work with the other centers,Eshe was q
once placed in class by. himself.
Braunon was exceptionally good on tho
defense. He was the star, being hare
to guard ana an expert in ss:eaging to
hall. Besides possessing the, qualiti0
Fof d first class center, he has shown
that he stands far above. rival scholas-
tic capt aims as leader, and so has
demonstrated his right to captain tn
ALL, Star selection: Obere OF st.
Cloud, due TO lack of experience u
forced to give way to Scott OF Altkin
for. the second team and 90 is placed
on the third team:o .:y.s,
- .~zz..;. H.. GUARDS
Tho eas,est selections for the All
Star team are the guards. The neces-
sary qualifications those of forward
and guards combined were possessed
by only a G few players. Eliminates
narrows the field down to Diedrich Of
the locals. Munson Of Saltwater.
kim. OF these players, Diedrich and
NAUAAkOu 0Ao SAO AASOoV AVA "ANoOA0 SOAs
tenders. Both outshlne their rivals to
such an extent that they easily receive
the honor of holding down the posi-
tions of right and left guard respect
lively. Each is consistent, strong on the
defense, and possesses marked ability
to aid in team work and in scoring
ana are also experts in covering up"
Dunphy Of the locals. who is great
defensive player, but on account OF the
basket shooting of the first two, is
given first choice on the second team
while Rice Of Aitkin is selected az
his running mate. = = ~..e: - =: -
l Theso combinations are strong
teams, both in odense and defense.
Each player has the qualities necessary
to make him smooth working part Of
10 well oiled machine, and possesses
the grit 70 give the best in him, even
in the face of defeat. These selections
| would without : doubt be able to
4 stand thu test Of supremacy against the
tAll Star ions Of various divi-
,IafnIil In FIN m "A - =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

; a. Every bit of dry goods and no.
tions goes at halt and quarter price at
Toanelty g. :::ss,s %s;,s :7ss 10, 4.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

In accordance with the new law re-
lating to all vehicles carrying lights
after dark, number have purchased
lights for installation on their buggies.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
WILL ELKCT TEACHING CORPS.

WILL ELkCT TEACHING CORPS.
The election of superintendent and
teachers for the local public schools for
the 1928 term of school it is ex-
pected will take place either the latter
part of this week or the first part of
next, and it is expected that vacancies,
due to teachers who are to be married,
which the Easter vacation, wilt dis
close, will be filled also at this time. :
------ *
3" Mrs. Clara Lucia, who is receiving
treatment at the hospital for typhoid
fever, lis doing very we'll. -. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

Miss Addie Stoli, bookkeeper at the
Hub Clothing company store, was con-
fined to her home this eek threatened
with an attack of typhoid fever.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22

@Attend the fire sale at Tomelty's
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
PROGRAN

ee~~~~s~~
-: Rendiml.
=. Mrs O'Neara =. =
in Questa Fomba 49,. Beethoven
A1csclave. -. ~...... ..'.. .EdoWArd Lola
+ .r.. Mrs. O'Aeafa -. a ~:
D4hoim:. = ..a.......s.. . Hugo KAun
ITaum durch die Damnerung. .Straaas
D9r Ja4or .................... .BfaA1
- ~ Mn. OeAoAra %<:g2'Essss75 ~ SIS
4I0Dmete1 s>s.sss s..s sOCt0009
Iiebeslied (Wiomung) ...... .Bchunan
:: s:::ss.->s.,,..: Miss Wilkinson
Heart Of Farazda. .AaeM illan
+ The Question
= Before her Mirror
4erenade in Rose Garden
At the Mosque
The Cry of AErael
Mrs. O'Neara
Sonata Op. IS. S5.................;0 Chopin
1st and End Movements
~ Aiss wilkinson
1nternoS. Mac FadyA
Irish Love Song. Lang
ll0llaDy.. ...s ..s...... Mace V4a0A0
New Sleeps tho Crimson Peth....
.............. .2u1Atef
Mrs. O'4eara.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1912-03-22
all STAR HIGH TEAM
Wetzsl Makes Selection of
Premier Basket Ball
-. sss..s.2.ts Players - :;

i Earl Wetzel, captain of the 81.
Thomaa College quins IN 1907 and 1908
has made q selection Of an ali star
high Y school team, The team fr;m
which the various players IS were
selected are: Little Falls, Stillwatar.
AitKin, Detroit, st. Cloud, Bralnerd
alexandria, Staples. Wadena, Long
Pralfie. Sank Centre and Melrose.
I: The choice of an all star high scnno&
basket bali team js at its best din
cult proposition, and developments z.0fE
the season Just closed make 1t an e.
ceptionally hard one. The Judge :nf
the qualities Of the varions plavpre-
who. may ID, eligible for all star honors
~ always handicapped in that one can
their games. One may happen to wit
mediocre performer may put mp fho'
game of his life. and 80 away with tho
idea firmly fixed IN his mind that ~.
players in question ia 3 ''star" OF tho
first magnitude. Men who have played
. CONSISTENT game throughout the -
son, q and have sacrificed their In
tilviduality for the sake. Of the mot
essential factor IN hve's success-
team work-are often lost sight of III
the choice. The individual star shonh
receive p minor consideration. The
heady player, apparently only cog IN
the machine Is the one whose merits
shoula be clpsely scrutinized.
Y Agility, skill in handling a throw1
ball. ability to cover up an oppos,ag
player and to back up team mateL
skill In dribbling. ard dodeln8.
accuracy in shooting, and last, but
not least, ability to think quickly and
act spontaneously, are the importane
qualities which have beon considered.
On the above plan the following teams
are selected:
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-08-16
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Fl. r. 1927. Ser. O14172.
Department of the Interior. u. S. land
Notice is hereby given that Thomas T..
Foster, Of Boaz, N. NJ. who, on Feb. 20. 1908
made H. f. 1927 Ser Oi4i73 for SEA Sec. 30
Township 6 s Range 20 E.. N. NJ p.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Final three-year proof. to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before f. lively u. s.
Commissioner, at his office at office If
Elldns, NJ NJ on the 10 day Of Sept 102,
Claimant names as witnesses:
Elmer G. Newlin. William A. Shira. William
X McCOrmick and William Il. HinsEaw
all of BOOz. N M.
T. C. TILLOTSON,
Kenna Record, A0-s3 Register
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1912-08-16

(Serlal Nos. 01648S and O19401D
Department Of the Interior, L. S. Land
8 8Se s. Rq Rereb5 N Sv M 1gy William lam
J. Heath of xenna, n. NJ, who. on
March 49, 1909, made H. Il. OOSSS. for
SCI Sec. IS; and on Aug. 2. 1909, made
S, r. 81 e., N M. p Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make Final
three-year proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before w r.
Cowgirl, U. S. Commissioner, in his Of
flee al Kenna N. NJ, on the 9th day of
Sept 1912. Claimant names as wit
bolt, John f. Jones and Pink n Club
all of Kenna, NJ M.
T. C. TILLOTSON.
A. 2--Sept 6 Register.