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The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-23
.LABORERS
FOR THE CITY
Will Receive So Per Day
For Eight Hours Work
If This Ordinance IntPOduC.
ed In Council Is Passed
Ordinance Also introduced
To License PGddIefS
And May Be Passed At A
Future Meeting
Further Legislation Toward
Paving OF COShOCtOD Ave.

The regular meeting of the city
council was neld on Monday evening
with all members present except Mr..
Cole. The meeting was called to or
der with President pro TEN William
Appleton in the chair. President Ed
ward Dever took the chair on his ar
rival Immediately after the meeting
had been called to order. The min
utes of the last meeting were read
by Clerk McIntire and were approved
as read.
A bill for $2S from Hucie Jones for
services as court stenographer was
submitted. On favorable vote by
council, the bill was allowed.
An ordinance to provide for the is
suing of bonds for the purpose OF
raising money to pay for the construC-
tion of sewers was read for the second
time.
The resolution declaring it neces-
sary to improve Coshocton avenue by
grading and paving was given the sec
ond reading.
An ordinance was introduced by
Mr.. Wilmington requiring a payment
of license of So per day by transit
dealers Of goods, wares or merchan'
disc. The ordinance further provides
for the repeating of the ordinance now
in force governing the payment of lie
ences by the above class of dealers
The ordinance Is exactly the same
as the one which was lost at the be
ginning of the year, Mr.. Wilmington
having voted against 1t at the time
He stated that his reason for introduc
ing the ordinance again is that he
voted unfavorable to the passage o.
the same because of the fact that ht
did not understand it and that he hat
the wrong impression of its meaning
at the time. The ordinance was rea(
for the second time and was referred
to the ordinance committee.
An ordinance was introduced b!
Mr. Wilmington fixing the compensa
ton of laborers in the public servic,
department at So per eight hour day
Should the ordinance be passed,
; will necessarily repeal the ordlnanc
now in effect which fixes the salar.
at S175.
An ordinance was introduced to in
struct the director of public servlc
TO allow contracts for city work to lc
cal contractors whenever possible
This ordinance was also introduced b.
Mr. Wilmington.
Mr.. Weaver moved that the light
in the arches on the Public Square b
put in proper condition before tn
city pay for any more electricit
: which they ourn. The motion pre-
vailed.
Adjourned.
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Commissioners Meeting

The county commissioners at their
meeting on Monday decided to visit
the chiidren's homes in Richland and
Licking counties before making any
contrac: for the care of the home
less children of Knox county. 1t is pos
sible tlat contract will be made vita
the officials Of one of the above named
counties for the care of Knox counLy's
friendless children
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GRAND JURY
Takes Up Case OF Utica
Woman AT CannOnsburg, Pa.

Cannonsburg, Pa, Feb, 20-The
grand jury has taken up the case Of
Mrs, Azor Treen, the Utica, Ohio, wo.
man held for the murder of Charles
Atherton of Utica, with whom she
eloped to this city and was found dy-
ing with n bullet hole in the back 70
the head The woman claims he ac-
cldentally shot himself She is the
wife Of glassblower and the mother
of five children.
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Enjoyable
Dance

Dance
A leap year dance was given at
the Pythian armory Monday evening
by the girls of the Meyer-Lindorf dry
goods store. The event was one that
will be remembered with pleasure by
those who were present as it was most
enjoyable throughout. Sixty-eight cou-
pies We're present during the evening
and dancing was continued until 100
o'clock. Music was furnished by the
Mild orchestra, Punch was served.
The armory was artistically decorated
with palms and plants, A large num-
Der of out-of-town guests were present
during the evening.
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Miss Thompson
Entertains

Miss Helen Thompson very pleas
antly entertained at her home in Gam
bier Tuesday evening with progress
sive heart party in honor of her guest
Miss Charlotte Rote, of Cleveland. A
large number of guests were present,
among whom were Miss Breese of
Leighton, Pa, Miss Rote of Cleveland
and Miss Mamie Lane of Mt. Vernon.
Delicious refreshments were served
during the evening.
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Entertained
At DanvlIle

Mrs. F, A, Esely delightfully."- enter
tanned with progressive five hundred
at her home in Danville Tuesday even
ing. The home was beautifully and ar
tistically decorated for the occasion
with plants, cut flowers, and colored
candles. The prize was won by Mrs.
Bee Robinson. Delicious refreshments
were served at the conclusion of the
games. Those present were Mrs
Willard Baker, Mrs. Walter Burris
Mrs. Bee Robinson, Mrs, Clifford Hall
Mrs. E. l.. Porter, Mrs. E. M. Wander
Mrs. C. L. Parish, Mrs. Bert Whitney
Miss Lulu Riley and Miss Nellie
Welsh, the latter Of Mt. Vernon.
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Valentine
M Masquerade

On the evening of Feb. IA, Miss Pri-
scilla Hauer, south of Mt. Vernon, was
pleasantly surprised with Valentine
masquerade party. Those present
were as follows: Rev. and Mrs. G. F.
Ransbottom, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Sell
ers, Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ewart, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Paazig and little daugh-
ter Grace; Mr.. and Mrs. Cary Ewart,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hawkins, Mr..
and Mrs. Russell Van Ostrand, Mrs. N.
S. Toland, Mrs. Lucy Chilcote, Mrs
Minnie Ewart Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Win
land, Mr. and Mrs. Alph Clutter, Mr..
and Mrs. Jay G. Clutter, Mrs. John.
Arlington, the Misses Hattie Van
Ostrand, Ethel and Maude Ewart, All.
leen Ransbottom. Mary Parish, Mr.
j. w. Paazig, G. w. Paazig, Edward
Nichols, Fred Ewart, Dean Roberts
Harry Brown, Ira and Elmer Hawkins
Delber Arlington and the hostess. Al
late hour the guests departed as
suring the hostess of the exceedingly
pleasant evening which they had spent
together.
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Appr inted Administrator

X. Wells of Lima has been appointed
administrator of Mary e. Wilson, Civ
ing bond in the sum of $500 in a
surety company. The appraisers are
William A. Hosack, Silas Parr and S.
Z. Berry.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES
Action for Divorce

Action for Divorce
Lucinda Beckholt has commenced
an action for divorce in the court OF
common pleas of Knox county against
James Beckholt. The plaintiff states
they were married July IL, 1876, and
that five sons were born to them, three
now living. The plaintiff states that
the defendant has failed to provide for
her wants and that he is guilty of
gross neglect. She further alleges that
he has been absent from home for
more than three years and charges him
with willful absence. She asks for a
divorce upon final hearing. Lewis
B. Houck is the attorney for the plain
tiff in this action.
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Marriage Licenses

Hezekiah Clements Jr., farmer, and
Jessie MAIDEN, both of Mt. Vernon.
Carl D. Williamson, stationary en-.
gineer, ana Annabelle Toms, house.
keeper, both Of Mt, Vernon Rev. ].
T. Black.
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SOCIETY NOTES

Pleasantly
Surprised
February 10th last, will always re.
main pleasant memory to the Sun.
day school class OF Mrs. Settler and
especially so to those whose birthdays
were so fttingly celebrated at the
home of Mrs. j. G. Shellenbarger, Fri.
day afternoon.
The class met for the purpose of
celebrating Mrs. Mowery's SSth birth
day; but while planning for the event
little bird whispered to Mrs. Settler
that three more in the class had birth.
days this month: Mrs. Mary Sleeman
16th Mrs. G. B. Cochran, 18th; Mrs.
G. II, Mochwart, 10Th; so she decided
to surprise all and succeeded admira-
bly,.
The afternoon was spent socially,
Rev. Black calling and giving a short
talk which was appreciated by all pres.
ent. After song and prayer delicious
lunch was served, and all departed for
their homes feeling that the afternoon
was well spent. Mrs. Mowery and
Mrs. Sleeman were each presented
with aprons, Mrs. Cochran and Mrs.
Mochwart each beautiful china dish
and all were showered with post cards
and handkerchiefs.
Those present were Mesdames Setz-
Tier, Sharpnack, Blair, Gingston, Bart
lett, Black, Durbin, Stone, Warman,
Stages, Mochwart, Willaby, Blocher,
Jones, Sleeman, Cochran, Webb, Paul,
Garrod, Alspaugh, Thayer, Brock,
Barnes, Shellenbarger, Mowery, Sim
on Mowery, Howard Brock, Miss Lulu
Cochran, Miss Pearse, Rev. Black and
daughter, Mrs Grove of Mansfield, o.
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The Sapp Estate

Tatrick Purcell has been appointed
executor of George Sapp, giving bond
in the sum of $4,000, with II. H. Greer
and j. B. Waight as sureties. The ap-
praisers are F. A.. Eseley, Raymond
Arnold and John Gardner.
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Execl'tor Appointed

James l.. t. eonard has been appoint
cd executor of Alfred G. Ellis, giving
bond in the sum of $1,5OO, with Ida l..
eonard, A. b. Snow, and L. G. White
as sureties, The appraisers are George
c Doup, William Bird and S. r. Got
shall.
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Very respectfully yours,
l.. Il. CROWLEY.

In regard to the $l4,OOO.OO available
for the establishment Of said home, "
| wish to say that in excess of the
100000 mentioned above the Trustees
Of The Homo for Friendless Children
have in the neighborhood of 100000
which they are willing to turn over to
the Board Of Commissioners as soon
as they get a court decision releasing
them from any further responsibility
and so soon as they are assuerd the
same will be used for the establish
ment of said home.
Very truly,
IRWIN YOUNG,
Clerk Ex-oflcio.
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Pleasantly
Entertained

Mr. Ralph and Miss Halle Hayes,
most delightfully."- entertained on Feb.
12, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tel
ford Hayes on the Mt, Vernon and
Granville road. A delicious oyster
supper was served and the evening
was spent in games and music.
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First and Final

A first and final account has been
filed in probate by Leroy l.. Denney,
administrator of Julia G. Denney,
showing the following; Received S2,-
553,66, paid out S914.26, balance ST.
| 639.40.
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FULTON
Gets Into The Running For
Common Pleas Judge

Newark, o., Feb 20-Mr. Thomas d,
Fulton of this city today formally an
nounced his candidacy for the Demo.
cratic nomination for common pleas
judge In the subdivision composed of
the counties of Licking, Knox and
Delaware counties.
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Z X !. j. X 4 !. !. J. X j. i. X !
1. BIRTHS +
+ Il y !. + Il J. !. !. i. +. i. i. :.

A son was born Saturday evening
to Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Leedy of near
North Liberty.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-23

sANnER WANT ADS PAY
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-02-23
Deeds Fled

Deeds Fled
Jay r. Woodruff to Kile Perkins, I
acres in Milford, 5000.
Bertha Hasse to w. ]. Richardson
acres in Clinton, $2,350.
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Common Pleas Court
The following cases were disposed
of in the court of common pleas Mon
day afternoon:
Bradfield VS.. Branigan-Settled.
Evers vs.. Gardner--Jury trial. Ver-
dict directed for the defendant.
Schols VS.. the Upham Gas Co.-Set-
tied.
Hazard VS.. Kelley ct al-Leave to
reply IN ten days.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
NEW RECORD IS
ESTABLISHED
FOR MILE
Motorcycle Riders OH Half
Mile Track at Traction
Park Negotiate $3.50 Yards
in l:07.

According to the local riders VINO
are 90 participate, the motorcycle
rnoes during the state fair should no
ry far the most THRILLING and sp.cd .
lest attractions ever put uu In tho
southwest They even go So FAR as to
claim That the crowd viii not stand
FOR anything ts slow as a horsr race
after seeing the first motorcycle event
but VIII cIimor for tlc horses Co loo
led on the track.
The boys are putting in an their
spare moments on the track ana may
he seen almost any evening rccliug on
the miles at the rate OF somewhere
between forty and hfty-nyc Der hour.
They claim that tbcy now nave the
track record for the mile lowered 10
1905. which is surely going some on "a
half milo track
Raymond -. Stamm. who ls in
charge of these events. states that he
expects the various motorcycle man
ufactutors 60 whom ho has written go
give some very liberal prizes. aud that
these trophies together with the SOW
eral hundred dollars appropriated by
tho fair association will make purses
IN each % the nvo events already
scheduled, which viii be- well worth
winning
II is expected that riders from Las
Vegas, roswell. Santa Pc aud various
other parts OF tho sta!c will take adj
vantage ct the opportunity 90 display
their speed and viii enter their ma
chimes. The focal boys. however. are
very skcptic about any one having tho
ability, either ln nerve or In horse
power 90 give them dust at any
stage Of the race. and the cudcaVor to
do so VIII without doubt result ia
some contests which viii be- among
the very best uf tho numerous attrac.
lions secured by tho fair association
on account Of the size OF tho track,
Mr. Shmm has decided not to allow
more than ten machines 90 start iu
each race Tho distance viii be- from
Two TO uto miles and there will bo
separate races for the single and duu-
blo cylinder machines
Tho fair association requests that
ull owners of motorcycles who CON
template riding their machines 10 tho
fair notify Mr. Stamm 10 that effect as
soon as possible as hr Is making ar
ong,mcuts tor their participation In
ail the various parldcs which will
take place during that week
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
.CASS TRAVER TO
MEET BEVERLY
Arson Giant, Who Challenged
Jack Johnson at Las Vegas,
to Participate in Battle at
Clovis,

Il N Dean of Amarillo. Tex. has
announced that articles have been
signed under date of August 3 for o.
lo-Tound bout between Cass Tarycr.
The Arson Giant and Frank Beverly
of Dallas Tex. owing 10 the fact that
both men have many admirers VA
West Tesps and the Panhandle. tho
bout Win bo staged 90 clovis, Thurs
day August 90 CLOVIS . accessible
Co tll parts ul the country which will
Doe actively Interested lu the meeting
uf the hca'ywUEhts Tarvcr. IL will
hn remembered. challenged Jack
Johnson at the ringaidc Ia Las We
Eas un july g. lie O. new training
hard for the eight with Beverly Ha
has agreed to weigh iu az 1tG pounds.
rapor is 20 Years old. stands six feet
six Inches boa his stockings. has "A
reuch of oighty-ono inches and BE- a
giant and 10 white hope II there ever
was One.
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STERN AND ROBINSON
SIGN Ip ARTTCITs

Barber Robinson and Kid stern
have signed articles pur six-rouni
scmiswind Up TO the Newman Congo
match. Tn this battle Robinson VIII
bid adicu 20 Albuquerque fans. having
decided To return 20 his old camping
grounds near Lawtoh. Okla. Because
Of his coming departure Robinson
will naturally cudeuvor 60 the uCs,
Of his ability To win decision over
stern. stern ls the pride Of the Ma
tionai guard in Sew Mexico. having
won the amateur CHAMPIONSHIP IN tho
state cncampmcnt last year when he
defeated al comcrs liz the lightWnignt
division. lie is an unusually ciassy
boxer ana can give ana take punish
mcnt like veteran. Robinson has
fought twelve battles Ia Albuaucruus
nd has never lost decision. The
lHrhcr always MANAGES 10 get u rise
or two uui of the fans and is potu-
lar hattlcr In thiH mans town. IN.
Robinson stern bout. although only
% siX-rpuud affair, should hc q hurr,
up-hit- quick affair with plenty Of
thrills
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
So, 500 Hung Up for Baseball |
Proving Attractive to Clubs
Tournament Of National Pas
time at State Fair This
Year Should Be Classy; Fast
Teams Expected 10 Enter

Baseball fans VINO attend 'hc state
fair la Albuquerque this year should
see some baseball ,nat Win bc worth
while. The S2.5OO offered los the raif
association for successful contestants
in the tournament. is proving a mag
net that bids fare To- draw Go Albu-
qucrquc some Of the classiyst aggre.
cations in the southwest. According
60 the rules teams may cntrr tho
tournament provided they officially
represent amy town iu NyN Mexico or
Arizona, Trinidad. colo, ur III Paso
or Amarillo. Tex By october . the
brush leagues viii an have aus
business ana 10 win ho uu ,usy matter
iot teams ln this section OF the Cuuu-
ty to pick up players Go fIi holes
Managers of clubs VIII have an ,x.
ccllvnt opportunity from now ON 20
watch ont for players. aud 60 sign up
men who are making good and who
were picked up Dos thr scouts Tor pro-
motion Co the major leagues most
year The baseball diamond al tine
fair grounds viii be- worked over with
steam ROLLER and other implements
and VIII or put iu splendid condition
for the tournament Managers Ot
baseball clubs throughout the south
west who are Interested in the tour
nameut ana who wish Go enter their
teams are invited o. correspond Witls
%. a, Matson OF W A. Kclchor. who
have byou designated by the fair ass
sociation az baseball managers
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

in every home where there is "A
baby there should also be bottle OF
McGEE's BABY ELIXIR, II may 90
needed az amy time 90 correct sour
stomach. wind collie, diarrhoca or
summer complaint. u is q whole
some remedy contains no opium.
morphine or Injurious drug 81 any
KIND Price 25c and soc per bottle.
Sold by all druggists.
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battle I have seconds la my corner"
said the Congo today Friday night
! am not going 10 have any seconds.
The battle isn't important enough. I
know | can win from Newman. Tic
is a good boy; has good wnllop and
VIII ouiroach ana outweigh me. But
I've been Ia the gume too lonR.
Know too much Tor him. The battle
should be- good one, but expect TO
win"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
NEWMAN EXPECTS
TO WIN FROM
THE CONGO
Denver Lightweight Begins
Training Here Today for
Bout With Colored Cham.
pion of the World.

Confident that ho can beat the
Congo Kid, colorcd lightweight; cham
pion OF the world. Louis Newman.
Denver lightweight began training at
the y. VI, a. g. gymnasium here to-
day and expects 60 bc Ia splendid
shape 90 40 against tho jamaican on
Friday night next Newman has been
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Constipation ls the starting pon,
for many serious diseases. 70 bo
healthy keep the bowels active and
regular. HERBINE Will remove an
Accommodations in the bowels and put
tho systom IN prime condition. Price
soc. sold boy all druggistR
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

n YOU slt IN cool draft when you
are heated and get stlfr neck or
lame nack. you Will be looking for
something mat will ease tho pain.
Fix your mind on BAILARD's Snow
LlNiNENT ANA don't be talked out
of ID because 10 d ne best pain llni-
ment you can get anywhere. Prico
9se. 50c and 81 90 per hottie. Sold
rs nll druggists.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Totals ..,....-21 o dt2U g
Mcdonald out tor not touching
first base.
Score hy Innings
Albuquerque ,.....,,...U20 i3O 0--6
Santa Fe ..,..........iO1 l20 O-j
summary Two-base hit kuuz,
home runs. Otero. clancy, stolen
bares. Mardof kunz, Myers. Hutchi-
son, Clancy, Catron; sacrifice nit
Harris. sacrifice fy, Kunz. left on
bases, Albuquerque 1, Santa BE- g.;
first base on errors, Albuquerque %,
santa Pc / struck out hy Hutchinson
y, by Mccarthy 40; bases on balls of
HuJchison p. of Mccarthy o. hit by
pitched ball. hy Hutchinson clancy,
by Mccarthy tMardoD passed ball,
Mcdonald 1 time Of game. 1855; um.
pirc, W. u. Shea, scorer. Daniel G..
ortiz
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

Jsdgr q. & Richardson arrived last
NIGHT from Roswell aud left this
morning for Las Vegas where he Will
attend meeting OF the board of man
ayers Of tho state insane asylum,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12

working out regularly iu Denver. nav
INK expected Co fight Frankie White
IN Cheyenne, Wyo. ou Frontier Day
The bout was called OF Unexpectedly
ana us Newman had an open date ne
came down Go battle the Congo. New
man has many friends here. having
appeared Ia this cNy twice against
stanley Yoakum. NcvmUa is scrap
pcr and q clever boxer. lie does not
expect an easy victory by any man
nor ol means and admits that The
Congo is dang, sous opponent Tho
bDrND: lad believes no win boo able
to defeat the Congo because cot his sue
pUriur reach and strength
Congo Not Worried
'Nnrncftr- 4 have ah Important
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-12
YESTERDAYS GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

No games were scheduled ga the
National league yesterday.
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DAYS NEWS OF SPORTS
HOT OFF THE WIRE.

san Francisco-CrosslnE diaeona,lr
over the course OF ferry steamers aud
Ia full view o. thousands OF passcn-
gers or the tran5-eay boats Miss Neil
lie schmidt OF Alameda. twenty years
old, swan across san Francisco bay
IN three hours aud six minutes yes.
tcrdey She is the FIRST woman 60 ace
complish the feat
Arriving at Alameda shors slc pull
cd herself out 90 the water uli ran
to the ciub room. Miss schmidt WIS
accompanied on her Journey Of a,o
and "A half miles from the san Fran
cisco docks by official timc's and
friends who rode IN mupchos aud
marked her path. Slo was chccrcd
repeatedly by crowds ON tho decks OF
the ferryboats.
a year ago Miss schmidt swan
across the Golden Gate from san
Francisco 90 the Marin County shora
Ia forty minutes. the first woman 10
have done SO she holds tc coast
championship for women m thc fnllo
swim
d. FREDERICK W. Biom. who thirty
Gears ago Yesterday accomplish Vi the
feat OF swimming across .hs bay. ana
who accompanied tho party ON tho
tux, celebrated hls SEVENTEEN birthday
by plunging into the bay when tho
tug was OF Goat IsunG ond swim
ming with Miss Schmidt for about
five minutes. Miss Schmid, is tho
third person Co accomplish tho feat
tho other having been Walter Pom
croy cot thD Olympic club.
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Denver at omaha.
Wichita az Dcs Moincs.
Lincoln at 81 Joseph.
Topeka ut Sioux city.
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Philadelphia. o.; Chicnao. a
CIc,cIand. +. New York. 4.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omahn. 81 Lincoln. q.

Topeka, SO; Dcs Molncs, az.
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AT Sioux CITY r. " y.
SIX City 900 goo OF 600 Ot--5 IS 1
Wichita cog COL 100 600 oO--a IL =
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Denyer--Locai Hght fans are show
ms keen Interest in two forthcoming
boxing bouts Go be- staged loo Colorado
on Labor day. Tommy Ryan Of san
Francisco VIII meet Mike Malone Of
They are light weights.
Jack Buttrcy OF san Francisco and
Charles plrrson OF Denver, welter-
weights have agreed 20 box twenty
rounds az Silyorton.
Both bouts viii be the feature
events OF LABOR day festivities