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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
Dean Wins Final for
Presidents Golf Gun

PiSEHuRsT. N. C.. Aprii is-N. D.
Dean II Oakley won the presidents cup
In today's final round Of the annual mia.
April golf tournament, defeating CHS.
holm Beach Of Fox Hills. four up and
three to play. Dean won the morninf's
play from 9. d. Wyatt OF Fond Du Lac,
three up and two to play. and Beach DE-.
featea II. d. wilbur on Alpine by the
sanie score.
In the consolation J. v. Hurd OF Oak
mont won from .. +. kellogg OF Alpine
BY four and three. while In the special
eight hiA father. william L. Hurd. played
nineteen holes before he won from r. w.
Tanner OF tho r.akeview Golf club OF
Toronto.
Today's play concluded the seasons
schedule begun last November.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
HASTINGS PLAYERS PRACTICE
Over Half Dozen Men Are at Work
on Grounds.
NEW MATERIAL Is PROMISING
Drafts and Sales Take from Team
several Msinstays from Last
Year--Praetice Games
Scheduled Soon.

HASTINGS, Neb., April I3--tspeeial.) -
over half a dozen men selected by Mana
ger shaner for the Hastings State league
team started practice this week and by
next week practically all Of the squad
OF nearly thirty IL expected to be on the
ground Drafts and sales took from Hast
Ings several Of the fnainstays OF last
years team, 30 shaher faces the task OF
making almost an entirely new team
The only infielders Of last years team
back are Watson and Fortman ana the
only outfieider from last year IN prospect
Is Bromley. shaner plotted the Reds dur
Ing the last half Of the 1911 season and
he and Schlick are the only surviving
pitchers
Several who have had class A league ex-
perience are in the list. Bradbury. form
erly OF pes Moines and last year mana
ger Of coffeyvilie In the Western as
sociation. will be one Of the catehefs
and probably win be field captain. Other
men available are Hasslef, Chase. Hasha.
catohers, McCuliock. Philips, Speaks,
Haley. Thraikill. Amidon, Riley HUI.
tlllis. pitchers; Tackle. MaloBey, sharp
mack, fisst basemen; Trahern. Kerr.
Peters, Donahue, infieIders; krites Goss.
Artisy. outfieiders.
Haley won fourteen out Of sixteen
games last year FOR Jerseyville. H.. and
LlIlis made fine record IN Kansas City
emi-professional company Averaging
eleven strikeouts TO the game and win
ming twenty-five Of the thirty he pitched.
Tackle ccmes with the accommodation Of
being the best amateur first basfnan tn
81. 1,csis Maloney. has good endorses
nents from Denver critics.
Beginning next Monday there will be
q practice game every afternoon.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

VCUHtIHutu ffUT FIFTH FaEt.I
prise will be Dick Grotte viii not IN.
cover.
Suffice II to say that II will he good
one. Tickets for the opening game have
been on sale for over week now, and
" the fans do not get busy and reserve
them right away they will stand a good
chance OF standing Up. as the paste.
boards are going ike hot cakes The
boxes are almost ali sold out and unusual
interest Is being taken In the opening
this year. From all indications society
is going to turn out IN full. Ths isdiss
snd governors Of ths Ak-sar-B Ben are
10 be guests Of the management. ana II
Is limited that they will take a large part
In the opening exercises.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
AMERIcAN LEAGUE.
Ncsferday's nesu,ta-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Ncsferday's rlesu,ta-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New Fork, Q; brooklyn. &
Philadelphia. u. Boston. 3
chicaso Cincinnati, rain.
P.ttsburrh. .; 81 louls O. ten inninss.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washinrtcn-Ph Philadelphia, rain.
Boston q New York, q
Detroit, n; Cleveland, 4
50. Louis. ., Chicago. D
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Mlnneap olis-L Louisville. rain.
Kansas city, l: Columbus. 2: ten In
nings,
81 Paul. IL. indianapolis. Z.
Milwaukee. .. Toledo. :.
oAnes TODAY.
National Leaxue-pittsburE NJ Gin.
cinnett, chieAgo st a.. LooiA
Afnericnn tseAFpe-St Louis al Chi.
cago. Detroit Al Cleveland.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

*HW YORK. April n-5ay Could. ma
xer&l enaa<<us esast t<Hnss champion.
x11<@essfplly d&<sadsd biz title At the New
Ezxk Hacqnet and T<anis club today.
<sl<e<shx 5pehnk Crane Of Boston thrrs
6~lnes rtrnieht. - co rhis - the
t<eezn tina thax Could has non the
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

Galveston and Houston played . bens-
III gzEns the other deg for the family u
a carpenter VINO wns ksIle1 - III
while working On the Houstof Erend
stand. and every nan - ~snt ins19s
The grounds paid admission. including the
plsyers Of both teans
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
Fresh penss wfn.

The base ban ehampionzhlp q Crszgh-
ton Dental college Was wen yesterday arr
erncon By tire Freshmen team. when thsS
added another defeat tc ths Junlers. TIE
game was played upon the Omaha Uni
versify diamond ana the score was
TO in favor Of the Freshmen. The play
Ing was consistent despite the nunoeF
Of runs polied hy beth teams. The bat-
tories were Ailwire and FrankinH. Jr-. for
the Freshmen and OfCouncr and HAld@f-
son fQr the IEnlars
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
TIGERS WIN COKlCAL GAME
tcoa.inu.a from Flrs. Page

In the ber tor posten was knocked off
the slab In the first. but Hall. who sue
ceeded him. was IN enIgma 10 New York.
carriFan's thumb was hif By . foul tip In
the second and he retired al the end Of
that inning In favor Of Nunamakef.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

m farrieai exnibition Of base bali IN
which eighteen pssyers ard about IL
student spectators were treated TO a Ne
srAskA dust bath with variations. a
pscxsd nine Of crssEnton university and
hixt schosi ssds treunced the newly or
eanl1ed Omaha Hikh school aspirants 10
ths nsiody q . 70 yesterday afternoon
en- creigntsn fisid. Hcors: RH.E
cr<iehton ....,.....473551Sss-s u J
Omaha Hlkh .......t ia !
Batteries: Mzd6<a, Co;lzns and Miller.
Burkenrosd. AcFsrfand Keye- Tfusi-
son, Plata ana Adams. Umpires: Jasper
and DelamatrA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
RoURKES BLANK AN7ELopEs


An,eopes viIl line w against each other
In the NTH game Of the series II VIII
also be the last opportunity Tor the fans
70 see the homo boys In action before
the opening gams on Friday. The sAms
wa b called az s,A O'Clock. score;
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

fsbsn Il vel satls.isf with ire prcspecss
Of his Des Mnine- rstrhirx staff; He has
and Ho<xe. al veterans. and fn addltion
promts .rS ifsr Of recrgitt from whicn
10 cf1oosA. knson ana ffsost8n. beth
kc,e5sfs. Rave not b~~n nf<s-d thus fsr.
have . difficult time making the staff
should they report
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
Reckvs,i. p.s~ss. Ravenua.

The base bali season opened In Rayenna
today with a game between the high
school team and the team from Rockville
Rockville won BY a score Of TO l.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

pitched SsIl. coss. ssruss 's oS, ~ sH ~, 3
treas. Z; BY Lotx. ]. BY Manks, 1; b
Hsgerman. , Hits: OFT Fentress. 4; of
Manke. 5 In six innings: Oft Hsserman.
In two innings Bases on balls; Off Fen.
tress. |; of Lotx l: of Manie. L stolen
bases: Coyle. Kane. sours. Niehoff. sac.
riflce hits: Thomason. Firestone. Mullen.
Len on bases: orna 3. Lincoln. 8 Time.
i:tA Umpire. kissane.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
Iowa and Illinois
Go to Tie in Eleventh

IOWA CITY. To-. April Ia--tspecial
TeieEram)-iowa and Illinois played a
I to ! game today. Rain stopped the per-
Torrance with Illinois at bat In the
eleventh. Score: RH.E.
Illinois .....s.meeioeeoeo S 6
Iowa City .......bieeeAeeeoe-i 4 Q
stolen bases, Curry. Hauth Weber.
Curry. Three-bsse hits Bsrfckler, STRUCK
out: BY Wells. ls; BY Kimmer. 10. Bases
on balls; or Kifnfner, A. off Wells, 1.
III with pitched bail, Watts. Haush.
Time; III. Umpire. Wainwright.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
STANFORD UNIVERSITY WINS
ROWING H0n0RS FOR COAST

OAKLAND. Cal. April is.-stanford
university won the intercollegiate rowing
championship Of the Pacific coast on the
Estuary here today, the Stanford eight
crossing the line half length ahead OF
the crew nom the University OF Wash
inston- The University Of California crew
finished three lengths behind washing.
ton. The race was over a three-fnils
course. Time: 1910.
Permits TO smoke. cent?. All dealers
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

FAIRFIELD, Neb.. April i3--tspecIall
--In the opening game OF the season
played here Yesterday Afternoon the Fair-
field High school team defeated the Edgar
High school BY the score OF 10 to q me
game was called In the seventh inning 81,
account OF a dust storm. score:
EdEsf ;,.........'........g sooeee -s
Batteries, Edgar. Fowler ana scones:
Fairfield. Roberts and Woodhead. i'm.
pires: Reeves ana oordemer.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

At least one omaha nlmrpd got under
the wire en- ihe last dsy Of the hunting
season aud bAryed the linnit Of Wild
toSl On Aprfi lie was hunting on
the Fred Marsh ranch Just north OF
Naiiey % the Platte river and had ex-
esptionAliy eocd luck. Ffea Msrsh and
Ehsodere Marsh ana c. G. 0assassy
o. ~ south Eisnfh street went out
early N The morning ara ~ nssa re-
tafned. oasaSAy ana FRED Marsh had
secured The limit ana Thseaors Marsh had
secured nlne geese. Gssaway had nfty
duezs and ten ssese ana Frrd Marsh had
tne same layout
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
Peters Boys DeveIopins.

A pair Of youths At the country club
who bid fair to come to the top this
season are Clarence ana Ralph Peters.
Botn have been playing tho game steadily
for the last five years and are develop
Ing q clever style OF play.
Albert A. Calm, ST.. who 10 now attend
Ing Dartmouth college. II CHASED a. a
conner on the links and stands good
chance Of beating out many Of his older
opponents before the final curtain Is
rung down. There are several other lads
who are also planning TO lay good many
stymies for their elders this season.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

In tn pcl< vault theirs VIII Be very fsN
<ntreats ana ser this reason vlrxsi nsu.
tor orsht 10 con the prise without much
uoubls. TIE oaly eshsr local man who
vcald hsvs any show. OF WHO 10 II Rec.
setsx class. u rrurha Of Creighton. but
~ hxs bssn barred from entering the
ne<. Ga Actoant u having played pro-
tsssicnal base bali.
In tha parallel bars sVent john sigleg
tlsamriUa ssmnsst Of the Young Mems
ehfizsisn association. has soed chunce.
However. q large number Of entries have
bc<'n fecxisea Tor this aren't tran the Tel
s<a soksi asa ths Turner's.
cap< fer TIE ssriou. eysnts already
hess bsea donztrd and viii be turned
ger teAthe directors pithin q few days.
kzhe esas have been put up b. the foi-
le<ing frns c, B. Brown q Co.. Albert
ktaein. 7. /. coombz. Shock Jsweiry
conp<af. Aarun lsx<iry company. n. K
Ran ard others.
Q<eat infsrsst Is being taken IN the
1cectzi eseuts. especially that Of the mail
<Er1<>r ssikinx rsisy TIVE regulation
nj t>z<s VIII bs placed on the track
er< each contestznt win BE required 10
deposit twenty-five pounds o. mail IN the
h<1. unio<k - bon, take erf the mail
which n< rs isst deposited. pat Il In his
p14<h and raik 10 the nsxt man. Civ.
IN the pouch znt he uiii DO the same.
= iarGe nans<r o. entries have been ~
e1fred fron local clubs and indiudaals.
11< ee<ai1e eatriss are not looked for
N4za <t<at Aprii - The entries close
&>fa 3 ana it MN not b known sntn
<l1a 3szse ne exact number. Il 10 now
&c9aFe< tat four states nffl BE- repre-
oeN1<1 b the ms<t-IosA. ksnsss. Ma.
e1<s1 ~ Neersska-snd poszisly Illinois.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

enteen 20 TAree.
DEs MONIES April S&-The local
Western league sesn found 1rssors fes
sixteen hits this Afternoon ana eas,iy se-
tested ottumwa ccntral association team.
u 70 . Scores nH.E.
ossun ms,hss ....--.s.s''-..s.....s....-Hn
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

wear the others will have 70 90 their best
In order to win out over him.
Harold Johnson, the high school champ
for the isss ow years and one Of the
premier youngsters OF the Happy Hollow
club. IL also looked upon a. candidate
for top place honors. ana VIII probably
supplznt several OF his elders duries the
sumner months. when the different
tournaments will be held. johnson will
get Ia trim during the last week In
May. when the high school VIII hold
Its annual spring golf tourney. at which
time he win have 10 defend his title.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

Boston. { rhrss-s.ss hi. Nuaamsk.r.'
9Aorifios hits: Yefkes 90. stolen base:
yeltsf. Leg on buses, Nsy York. 9
Is, on Hsssman. 1. of Hall. l. Struck
out, ny Vaughn. l; by Hasemsn. /: BY
Hail. !. wad pitch: vaushn. Hts: Oft
Hageman. ! m one.fhird inning: Oft Nah.
. In eight ard twosthifds inninex. Tim.
pires; Connolly and Hart Times aSa
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

Sioux City has sold ontfeidsr ouo
Wagner to wilkes-Barre.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14
TRACK ATHLETES COMING
Plans Being Perfected for Indoor
Events 0. Auditorium.
FoUR STATES REPRESENTED
RIVALRY between the rnivcrsities of
Nebraska and Kansas Gives
Promise Of neiHg the
ksensst

f~r the ofea indoor amateur athlcti'
nstf a the su6ltcrium April q. II q
rev possible - set come sdea A. 10 VIII
saosli Win the vaffous events.
The greatest rivalry probably wal b.
lstxesa kansas ard Nebraska unIversi'
tiss Il lie nature relay. Second only ia
fnnsszS Eli be tho relay for the grad,
fehoals Of Omaha. II win be q one
foerth mile esest for tho champioashin
81 >hs city,
AehiAtta Director carns Of the Omaha
pubic schools has been coaching TIA
toys from ali the sehoels ever thirty IN
number. and indications are that this viii
- one Of the hottest contested Of all the
erent1- There VIII Be 20 many entrants
that 4 hes been decided to run the boys
IN several hssss against time. and the
flve teams which make good IN the pre-.
iininary event Win Be qualified 10 run
n ~ faa,E
The sstyard open ossh wa likely have
about farty eatrants II Is diffioalt 10
p1c1 winner. but on the showing Of la-t
year tn fIkht for the cup should b. be-
fween Robert Wood OF the Omaha High
school. Nay Of Nebraska university or
George psfisA Of University Of Omaha.
one Of ar hardest.
The sss-yard dash win BE- one Of tbs
hefx1sst races u The meet on account OF
he hore having 70 run two laps around
Me- Track a top speed. The chances are.
{ewxIsx. that Boo Wood. .FaxrsbsrEs Of
p~us sssuy 81 universisy o.
Dewdssi of Bsllsvus WIN have
N fight fer Winning hoaorn
- The hxIf-miie run Prnchi Of the ~
~ Carl wslssl q the same institution
kArrsn u univsrslfy Of Omaha and Paul.
sen of belNspe are he fsvsrss,s lookins
tsee He~esrf. director Kline claims 10
hsxs ssar Il wesisyaa wnom ne says
I'm hast runaway IN this event.
1hs tws-mils event win b the hottest
r4ce Il The svenins. THIS h 70 bs .
6r1sIlnk test for IN sthIste. a he hAs
% b b ths very bat q eoHals,oa ano
haze p<rfect ssnd There ere . iArss
nu1ne<f 81 entrenss for this event. IN
eiodlnt DENIM Ryan. Alex wMsnfsids
nne = Q. SHARP eli Of the Yoans Mems
Christian association. eho finished one.
10. thfss In The thrrs-mils cross-coun-
frx esxnt Nes rsar's day. Besides thsss
hoya - ent>rsd ". q. Hoft. unattached:
Er1ck<on. carismkn and fsrselson. all OF
the &vea Athistie club, ans William d.
ne>a and lack Hsxen Of the Excelsior
<iue.
D ne fela ssssa the local men should
mako good showing. In the twelve.
peend snst put Dow 81 univefsiu Of
Omaha. Curtis Of Bellevue and Eilchie of
Omaha High sehosl should make the
ssk<f pArtieipsnts work. Two local msn
n Virgil Hsetor Of the high school ana
Wilson o. wallace o. the ~ should Ess
<eod place.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1912-04-14

Iot BOWED required number sames.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
aoMEhA.

Cecil Mallory delivered a couple
OF souns Of hogs 10 csntrAlia We'd
Inesdsy NJ 7 lac
r. ". brewer and wife ard A. ,.
Trsbble attended, court at s. Louas
IaA.sAdax.
Ed. sooe made a trip TO Illinois
the past week
Arthur vagsr eathersa Up Tss IL
dog. egza last week N less than q
cay and q half
ClauAa ana Roy Trlbbs Dad M
vel, and pen Roberts azd vile NsEH
TO CenlraEa sabzrdy.
AIRS. A. r. Wager and eAAdren SD
Mss Leona Fo-snza sPent SaturdAy
sssernooa At Henry Bsrry's near Gaze
wood school house
Axthur Ysger so<k q load o. eNck-
cas- 10 Cszazlh Saturday,
Mrs. Golfer has baen On he sSk
|Hst tie PAST vesk but seems eS1
better AZ rreee1-
yohn Yodx q Striagsosn was =
customer Of s II Ysssr Ac1<sAy.
andrsw Nzsziser o. salang rN
sere wozdzy with a fire Regal baf
|hvouS coli aud said he lad anodh~
al home tai was surely oAAay
.r ~na Mrs Harnsri
Bate- epent Moaaay evening Wa
Mrs Collier
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
mARTtNsRuRo.

Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. stoa'er spent
last week On Iaddonia.
Misses Matte Matthews. Janet and
Hazel Friedman attended the Art
Leyee at Hardln Thursday.
airs. Matthews and children are
spending this week In wellsyiile.
Miss Vera G. Friedman returned
home from Hardin Saturday night.
c. y Peyton wac IN Mexico Mon.
day.
Quite a number of young people
from here offended the Glass Play
at weIleviile Saturday night.
Mrs. Percy Ecker went to St
Louis Monday.
Misses Bff.e Simpson, salie Crane
Edna Ernst and Ira Sims went
to Kirksvilie Morday to begin their
school work
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Ba'court wen
to High Hill 10 HIVE Monday morn.
Ing.
Hubert Williams Of CHINO e speni
a couple of days at home this week.
Several Young people Of WelsyiHt
attended the dance given here Wed.
nsday night
Miss Grace Butler hiss returned
home afser an extended visit With
relatives
Misses Irene Gillaspie and Vera O
Friedman we're IN Mexico Monda,
shopping.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

Mrs LIS CzrPsiz Of santa =
vsut shves Gays o. last week SaLn
tsr daugaer, Mrs Aua Camp Es
ser.
r z Anderson hing paPsz f@ ME-
Hebel MondE-
r4vde Ma-shau and family Of Ae1-
- e.ent a few days this week wa
Toe Marshall and wife and 1oAa NOT
gan and family.
Robert Hsszer made his regular
"trip to Moline Sunday.
Bro. Reeves Wi preach a. M
zion next Sunday.
Frnest Barnett and family %
Mexico spent a few Gays shis
with WIN Heazer and wife
IAsfle Miss Elizabeth cauthorn Z
rpendlDg a week with her Grandnoth
er caushorn IN Mexico.
A YER heavy rain fell here sun
Iday; Nghtning struck a tree near r.
IN. Heizer's house and kuled : n'ce
lambs.
Edgar Martin ard family spen'
Sunday with Mrs. Mathis parents
Mr. and Mrs JOSH Haze near Santa
re.
II. r. worley ls hanging paper
for J c Kirg.
The electric car failed 90 make
the trips all day sunday-it was tax.
en- to 81 Louis to be repaired. 90
many we're badly disappointed as
they did not hear the news untll
they bad come to 4folino. Some o.
our young ladies' were SO badly dis
aDointad-bua never mind per
haps the car win make is regular
trips next Sunday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
P%archment IRON n. nr..k.

The Greeks Of Pergamus are sali
have prepared parchment from
skins Of the goat or sheep. n
we're curried, deprived Of all fat, d
ned uniformly by the knife, dyed.
whitened, and finally rubbed a
with pumice one to a smooth
even surfaeo. Called pergamer
from the city Of Its origin, the new
teviai became parchment" IN tho I
Iish t~onsue.-National Magazine.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
1910 =

agr. afad Mfs Phi Stuart ezser ain
ed o number OF young folks Saturday
AL o. honor 81 Hiss Loretta Mos
ssy from California. Refreshments
mase seaved. HHs Gosloe1 glack
a1Fgod 1T she punch liable. The
hoase nas beautifully decorated 10
white and F,lnk roses. Mrs a. A
Hanger and Mfs lara Rouse sarYea
at the aiasng tas1e whore q 6wo
enngae bunch was served. consisting
of salad, re cream. strawberries and
eahe Taoae present were Misses
FfBiH Haskart. Marie and corrfsnA
CowheFa Hsa Heed 1faads Siexra,
rioreaoe Vowel MyrtBo vansanding-
Tam. zellAA cFurnp. LEILA end Ger
srude Davls; ATtsszs Cleo ard Losene
Thompson Ciaids slerreat, Fired Peak
chaa ganIandiHgham. Drake Cow
herd ard a. r. Btaart. Every one
Aad 8 Delightful time
Mrs. Goshen Black. weFlsville. re-
tsir1aed home Monday after a two
weeks visit with her parents.
Ar. and Mrs John Thompson ana
Hslznr and wife spent Sunday with
the latserfs parents.
e. III Noel OF Paris was here OF
business last Wednesday,
Rev. D'IIeron Of Canton filled
hbs regular appointnent here Sunday.
WIN arown Left last Monday for
Macoa City to visit his mother
Mrs Ltira Rouse Of Paris Is visit.
ing relatives here this week
Miss Hattie Stephens returned to
saar home iast Friday after an ax-
tended ylalt with Mexico ~relatdTes.
Mrs Perry Davis ana daughter Mis-
Gertride, ana AIRS. Or. Bolts made a
fyinr "trip 10 Perry last Tuesday viii
Chaa IaSelfa OF Mexico IA his auto
Marvin Snyder made a busine-s trl
"a Mexico last Monday.
chez Thompson and n a. TIaBges
hauled wool % Paris for Perry Dav-
Il and j. !. Henderson Monday.
Mass Matte Bess Sherman Ii on
s1H aiek isat shis week.
I'd A<aHsoa of near 1addonie was
1sao Saturday and Sunday with
= A Moslsy
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
Reindeer and YAK for Al,sl.

N"U q FJF Alaska,
The reindeer used to be- Eno,
chiefly Ia tbs Christmas picture h.,
while the South American yak Il !,
known chiefly through his occssla,
visits with the circus. The sos,"I
o. eame, and therefore food for A..
eating dogs, Is reviving a demand
Alaska for herbeatlng beasts Of h
den. Reindeer are being shipped ~,
from Labrador, and It is hoped aI.O
get some yak from the Andes to h.
out.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

One Of Che most curious Stories
a man down on his luck Is Glenn
Palmer'a tale Of the poor fellow i
missed heaven for want Of a pen-
Weary Of the struggle for life, he W.
to bed and turned on the gas tan
a well closed room. Just as Ms 4
We're on the threshold Of the mausI
above the gas ran out. and there Y
not a penny in the house to put IN /
slOt-London Chronicle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
Navel oranae from Brazil.

The navel orange was first discoy-
ared in. Bahia, Brazil, whence II was
sarrled to Australia. but there the
slips did not thrive. The botanical de-
partment at Washington, D. G., sent
Tor some clips. and on receiving them
sent them to an orange grower Of Los
Angeles. In due time the trees grew
and produced fruit, and this was nam
ed the Washington navel orange in
compliment to the department AZ the
capital.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30
BARGAINS

10 Do1- Bleach nEkssh Toue& sx'
IRA haasy weight. sEge ssA scent
grade for sale weak. each 1se-
200 Yards s7-zrh Fancy sins tA
new sprtng patterns. sLes gradA Ss
week. Per yard. eso-
200 Yards Bast Grade cneEtet
shiranz fast c0lou. Plala and
checks end stripes II i-ae Rlae sale
Week yard 1Oe-
Is Dozen ssSacA RAssch Ralo<
Cases nioely hsGnnca special Rns.
sale Week each. 1bc
Is Dozen Blsach TurksA w<A.
lcloshA se-gaaa saIa Week. each Be-
Ladies Tailored s1i'x All $saSe,
sss.ee and so Sc. 20 clsnn %. fiSee
An sna.es and $3.50 salts 'tO- siss
All $3.50 andr siSes Suits fr
|$szs.
Ladies and Misses Coskz An
sezsp and s7M Cloaks for $3.50;
Az s1T.a ard slSeo Coaks for
lsssz.
Ladies SIX Dresses. Ar sfSoe ana
s15ee Sgk Dresses for s2E6
s4-Inch strictly all lnea pzrt
sssaeA table danask. Sc uane.
heavy uelShs. Scr sale week I'd. &c
& D0E Sixsc Enxh Bleseh shes&x
No sean.. tsa QssaKty. vide hs& Tse
valae, sale Week sc
Is Pairs ladies' I1isk and Low
cut Shces~ value s4ea $3.50 anil
lss@ Exceneat valae= Sale week
Isiss
50 Pairs CssNTenas Heh &pa Los
Shoes vaRued AZ ss@ ana SEQ
sale wesk sta
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Mexico weekly ledger., 1912-05-30

It was his FIRST visit to this country.
and he was anxious to see as much Of
It as possible in a short time. In a
brief Walt to the south he met an
aged negro who had been a slave.
How interesting" he remarked. "And
after the war you had your freedom? r
The old mar looked at him half sadly,
half sheepishly, shook his woolly head
and said: mo, sab. All didn't git
no freedom-Ah done wus married"