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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
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(By Grantland Rlce0


Fanway Park, Boston, Oct. ia
flash Of the brilliant stuff that does
business in baseball by Hugh Bedi-
ent, youthful star Of the Red Sox
pitching staff, coupled with a mo-
mentary lapse by Mathewson, and a
bobble by Doyle, gave the Red sox
their third victory in the worlds Sc
ries race here, this afternoon by a
score OF 2 to /, and sent the National
league champions slipping and sliding
down the ways on the road to their
second unsuccessful bid for a worlds
championship.
Bedlent, working in style to have
done credit to a Walsh, held the
Giants safe all the way, and let them
down with a quartet Of hits, with the
result that but single additional
finish in front Is now needed by the
Bostonians to give them the worlds
series. To reach the crest now the
McGraw clans must wrench off three
victories In a row a task almost i'm
possible with the Red Sox machine
swinging along at its present splendid
stride, and with Joe Wood, the SoS
phenom, tagged to go to the mound
again Monday in the game, which II
won by Boston, will end the fracas
One round, one fatal sudden cave
in. beat the Giants before the great
est crowd that ever saw a game In
Boston. Starting the third inning
Hooper slashed a drive by Herzol
which whlzzed into the left field cor
ner for three-bag blow. Yerke'
followed with another slashing driv'
to left center foT another triple, ant
Hooper scored Then Doyle brough
on disaster Speaker tapped to Cap
tain Larry for an easy out, but Will
Yerkes stuck to third Doyle let tn
tap drlbble away, and the second rul
the fatal one--was over.
These two heart-breaklng drives
punched with Doyle's error, brongh
the old master back to life. From
that poInt he cut in with the fines
pitching OF his life. But the STAN
came too late, for Bedlent had curbe,
the Giant rush with the best pitche
game of the series, He worked a ia
finer game than Wood had shown a
either start and before his speed an
cracking curves the Giants machin
stalled all the way.
The visitors put through but on
rally on Bedient, when Merke double
in the seventh, and Mccormick droy
him home. Beyond this meagre as
sault he stood the wild-eyed Giants o
their beam ends, and drove them bac
to the bench in flocks and droves.
The attendance was 1858, and tn
gate receipts $63,2lO'
Batteries; New York-Mathewso
and Meyers, Boston-Bedient an
Cady
Lineup; New York-Deyore r
Doyle 2b, snodgrass CT Murray
Merkle 1b, Hezog 3b, Meyers
Fletcher ss, Mathewson p
Boston-Hooper RI Yerkes 2
! Speaker CT, Lewis II, Gardner 3b, Sta
ID, Wagner ss Cady C, Bedient p.
Umplres-OLoughlln behind Il
! bat. Rlgler on bases; KLEIN in lie
field, and Evans in right field.
/, First Inning.
New York-Deyore walked Doy
fouled to Lewis, snodgrass fore
Devore and was dNibled up, Wagn
to Yerkes to stahl No runs.
Boston-Hooper singled to cent?
e Yerkes popped to Fletcher. Speak
u singled to left. Hooper was held
second Lewis forced Hooper
third, Herzog unassisted. Gardn
- famed. No runs
Second Inning.
ie New York-Murray walked; Merl
out, Wagner to stahl Herzog popp
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
We Have Made Up

Quite number of large orders al
ready for delivery in December. Some
Of our customers realize that It takes
time to do good work. Nuf said; a
word to the wise. Troyer-Weigel
studio.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
++++++ ++++ - =
A Battle Is Raging,

+ London, Oct. IA desperate 4
4 battle between the Turkish and 4
+ Montenegrln armies for the pos 4
+ session Of Barana, in the vicinity I
\ Of Lake Scutari, is in progress 4
+ today. A dispatch received here 4
r from Cettlnje says the town has 1
4 been taken repeatedly by both 4
r sides.
+ 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
SENT $1OO TO ZELIG BY ROSE
TO DO THE JOB AND PROMISED
TO PROTECT men WHO DID IT

@Bad Jack" Rose, Former Friend of Becker and Between
for Him in Under World, TestifeS positively That Becker
Compelled the Gang to Murder ROSentha-M Want Him
Croaked and will Take Care Of the Men Who Do the lob"
Rose SWears Was Becker'S Exact Words Threatened to
"PinCh Them" if They Faie d.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
BOSTON TUCKS away Third GAME
ONE MORE SETTLES THE CONTEST
Is Bullet Proof.

Tacoma, Wash, Oct, 12,--John +
= King, of Tacoma, claims today +
to be lmpervious to bullets, He '
+ has sworn out & warrant for the =
= arrest of Fred Carter, neighbor =
+ who, he claims, fired three times \
4 at him yesterday, each Of the =
= shots striking their mark, The y
= first two tore lGrgc holes in his =
+ coat, but only grazed his skin, =
= while the last rebounded from =
4 the small Of his back 4
= 4 = + + 4 4 + + r + + r 1
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
BECKER FORCED GANG TO MURDER
ROSENTHAL- ROSE so TEST|F|ES
A Municipal Plant.

= Tacoma, Wash, Oct, 12,-At 1
+ he quarterly meeting of the state 1
= grange emphatic endorsement 1
4 vas given by members to the 1
+ scheme Of Mayor Seymour of Ia 1
+ coma for the establishing of a I
= municipal cold storage ware 4
= house hcTe to take care of the 1
r farm produce raised in this sec 1
r ton.
+
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

Heaven is probably the one place
where central will always give you
the right number.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

It Is an easy matter for the average
man to live down his salary.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
GREATEST CROWD or SEASON
WATCHES THE BIG PLAYERS
IN BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY

Boston, With Two ThreeBaSe Hits in Succession, Made
Two in the Third After That It Was One, Two, Three Out,
Until the Seventh When the Giants Tailed Their One
Run---No Game Is Out Until II Is Played Out But It Looks
Now as Though Boston Had Dead CinCh on the 1912
Pennant.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

In choosing a wife, young man, use
your ears as well as your eyes.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12

A fool and her money frequently
marry into the nobility.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-10-12
Second Inning,

New York-Murray walked; Merkle
out, Wagner to stahl Herzog popped
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
Earthquake MYTHS.

Although earthquakes frequently
occur side by side, it is believed that
relationship between them is com
paratlvely rare. In general earth
quakes are more frequent in winter
than in summer, and for certain re-
glons subject to seismic disturbance
there seems to be a sort of semi
annual period of activity for which
as yet no satisfactory explanation
has been given. Myths attributing
earthquakes to underground mon
sters or pcrsonagcs are frequent.
Thus beneath Japan there is said
to be catfish, which is replaced
elsewhere by a mole. a hog, an ele-
plant or some other creature, which
now and again becomes restless and
shakes the globe These mythical
animals must indeed be of Il rest
less habit. for science declares that
some portion Of the planet is shak-
en- on the average every half hour.
New York Post
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
JuPlreR's RED SPOT.
May Be the First Continent Forming on
That LIQUID Planet.

Red spots have long been known
to exist on the planet Jupiter. one
OF which is nearly as large as our
own world. 1t is a little over 1000
miles long and is oval in shape, and
it appears regularly as the planet
turns on its axis. This red spot is
said to be the beginning of a new
period in the history of Jupiter.
| 1t is believed Jupiter is still a
liquid mass owing to its intense
heat and that this red spot repre-
sents collection Of matter that is
forming the first island or conti-
nent on that globe. But it will be
many millions OF years yet before
that immense planet will be adapted
to the natural conditions that will
produce either vegetable or animal
life.
The red spot is being watched
with interest. 1t has been found to
have changed its location, moving
almost the length of itself, and an
other feature of note is the even
edges of the formation, which would
indicate that it is being swept by a
continual wave, which, of course,
would keep the outline more regu-
lar than it will possibly be in time
to come.
| Many have wondered what color
the earth would appear to be to a
person thousands of miles out in
| space. 1t would be natural enough
to suppose it would appear to be
green. The sea has a greenish tint.
and the major part of the surface
of the land is covered with green
vegetation, except during the win
ter seasons. when it might be rea-
sonable to think at least a part of
the planet would appear white.
The mists that form the fogs and
clouds might change the aspect en-
tirely and cause the world to look
very different from what it would
if viewed through a clearer atmos-
phere.
Some scientists advance the the
DRY that the foriv-fve or more miles
of atmosphere. filed with vapors Of
different kinds. would prevent the
earth from being seen at all.
The fact is no one knows exact
ly how our globe would look to a
human eye in space.
Mars has red tint. The polar
regions show white. and each of
these increases and decreases as the
season is supposed to change on that
planet. The natural conclusion is
that the vegetation or soil on Mars
is red. This may be wrong. how
ever, for there may exist conditions
that would change the real appear
ance of that distant world.-Har-
per's Weekly.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
Notice of Real Estate :. N
Foreclosure Sal

Notice is hereby given MA, IL,
mortgage executed and deliver
Johnson and Jennie + luhn,a,
Hague state Bank a carpura,f,,
sth day of Novem Der. lara and ;..
In the once OF the Register o. [t..
county OF Emmons and state,
IA on the tenth day OF Noveia ~.
rscoruso In book y OF Nurt-at. -,
Island assigned by said ,norrra.s
J. Murton by assignment &C.,
Der :, l!sH. which said a>s,ril,T.s,
for record in the Office Of H..
i,eeas OK Emmons county. >fs,s
Dakots, March 30, 1910, anu -
=, OF Mortgage>, AT page 5ss., s.
by a sale OF the premises ia >S
and hereinafter described AZ W. s ~
of the Court House at Linton
of Emmons and state of Nn,if s
the hour OF two O'clock % II, ",
OF March, 1912, to satisfy ;le y
upon such mortgage on the dAy s..
premises described in >urn
which wi be sold to satisfy in.
described as follows, to-wii
e. y of 5 w. i 1ltI,o-,4: ~ 49,,
half OF southwest quar,.rot :, isss
QD, In Township one hufsaf,s, s
north OF Range seventy four E. ~.
NJ, containing ~ acres
That default has been u.si,
ment of twelve dollars due Nsv..t.sa
and in the payment of ,ns .a,is.f
twelve collars due November fsts
There will be due on >ucn ,sleffl ,.,s.
date or sale the sum OF twenty -t.4s ass -,
lOoths dollars, together with til,
ana disbursements incurred b, ra :.
such foreclosure including atftrn,a. 80
provided by law. No proc.,liu.s l43.t,. 81, !.
had at law or otherwise to re- YER M. r. II
secured by said mortgage ar any fatr,;1..,.
Jan25- febs9i sTElhE$ j Nj e'Tf1<
MARION Co>KLiN,
Attorney for Assignee OF More
jamestown, North Dasot.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
District No %. John Bender
District No. y. .Jakob Krumm.
District No. b. Oscar Peterson.
District No. 81. William wandhy
District No s.. Mat MeryenS.

The Sheriff's annual report of I'M
collected personal property taxes
was submitted and filed.
The petition of A. Hollaar and
others for the organization Of Town
ship 129. Range IS. into civil town
ship was received and on motion
granted. The name of said township
is Elias, and the date of the first
election is Tuesday, January %,
1912, and SELF School-house No. IL is
fixed as the polling place.
The petition Of August Benz and
others for the organization of Town
ship 1856. Range IS. into civil town
ship was received and on motion
granted The name of said town
ship is Dana. and the date of the
first election is Tuesday, January %,
1912, and Sueltz school-house is fixed
as the polling place.
The petition of M. Baumgartner
and others for the organization of
Township l3l. Range IS. into civil
township was received and on mo-
ton granted. The name of such
township shall be Strasbug. The
date of the first election is Tuesday,
January %, 1912, and the Strasburg
school-house is fixed as the polling
place.
On motion the Board adjourned
until 8 a. M. January 6, 1912.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
Rain Gauges.

The simplest form Of rain
gauge consists OF a funnel with a
definite area. say. of twelve inches,
which fits in the mouth of bottle.
The rain that falls into the funnel
runs down into the bottle, and the
quantity is measured by means of a
graduated glass. Suppose. for ex-
ample. that in twenty-four hours
the quantity collected measured two
and threc-tcnths fluid ounces. This
rs equal TO four cubic inches. and if
the area of the funnel he twelve
inches IL follows that there has
been u rainfall of onc-third of an
inch
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
Engraving Win Dynamic.

In the course Of experiments tic
determine The Strength of high OK
ploslNcs a curious elect was produc-
ed ny placing freshly pluckcd flow
Icr lcavcS between Two plates of
panel steel and then exploding d.
haml'e cartridges on the upper
plate l'hc recofl drove the upper
plate downward with such force as
TO catch exact Impressions Of the
leaves before Their delicate ribs had
TIME 70 slyc way 10 The violence Of
the blow New York Press
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
Real Estate Foreclosure SAL

Notice is hereby given that MAT s,t.i,
mortgage executed and delivered, ~ ia,tT
Berreth and Barbara Berreth hasba,.a NJ
wife, mortgagors. TO Franz Gre>1 mart.sse,
for record in the Office uf m i.,r..
ter OF DEEDS in aud f,r ,nt rllrsy
OF Emmons. state OF Nuftn ll.,,4fs
on the 2lst day OF May 1910 aul re asisl
in Book y of mortgages, At pa.. "a. !.
foreclosed by a sale OF the premises 81 A.
mortgage and hereinafter descriA.s 1. M.
front door of the court house IN l..n,dr f.
the county Ut Emmons, state OF NsifiY it.s8
Ia, at ,he hour OF 2o'ciock p. ,u..ou gae
day OF January. 1912, To satisfy rio aitG.r;
due upon such mortgage On the ,.ly 4. ~.
The premises described in suet. h ,t.A.s
and which will be sold 10 satisfy Il, stnt.
are described as follows:
The southeast quarter q. T. L >..sfiga
twenty COO. in Tow nship one huiiasea rt.p-
ty-one ODD. north Range sev,i4;s- ~, d
GD. west of the 9Th r. NJ.
There will be due on such ui0ri.a-e i; .i.-
date of sale the sum of S4Dj.>s cNefa, &. I,
the costs Of this foreclosure
(dec2l jana5) Nfi.a.s.
Lynn & Coventry.
Attorneys for Mortgage,
Linton, North Dakota.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
SATURDAY.

LINTON, N. d. January &, 1912.
The Board met pursuant to ad.
journment. All members present.
On motion the following changes
were made in the voting precincts.
Precinct No. l. Burr Oak. Vote at
Skinner school-house.
Precinct No. 81. Winona. Vote at
school-house No. A.. known as the
Volk School house.
Precinct No. %. Township 1856,
Range 74). Vote at Kintyre-School.
house Mo-.
The petition of M. Baumgartner
and 1879 others. praying that the
county furnish seed grain to resident
farmers. was taken up and on motion
was granted and allowed. Commits.
sioners Brant and Volk voting
AYE" Commissioners McConville
and Hanson voting Mo-. 1t being
a tie vote, the Chairman voted
aye"
Pursuant to law, all persons desir.
ing to avail themselves of the bene.
fits of this act are hereby notified
that they must file their applications
for seed grain with the county Au.
ditor at Linton, N. D., ON or before
the first day of March. 1912.
The Clerk of the District Court
having made requisition for llf
names of persons qualified to act as
jurors, to complete the number re.
quired in the jury-box, the following
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
WEDNESDAY,.
Morning Session.

T-1NTUN' ~ ~. january 3 i0l..
The Board met pursuant TO adj
journment All members present.
Commissioners Volk and Hansen
completed the checking of the &C.
counts of County Treasurer G. H.
Naramore, which were found to be
as follows:
Balance of cash on hand September
30 igll s40,rss IA
Eeceip's.oetober 4, rsii.to January
nls ....... ......... !. ;a,,is ~
Total .s,. ......... s77;,64s 4.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25

H. p. Tracy. road work ......... 3s so
Phoenix Lumber Co.. lumber. .. 81 %
North Star Lumber Co.. lumber. log 80
William Pagel. arresting and keeping
Jacob Baumgartner. insane. ...... % 81
j. A Stiles. groceries for Mrs. Buckner IL 20
+. Briddell. grading-road contract. ~ so
Il. X. Hogue. anti-toxin. quarantine
ETC. Observation-Disclosures. az IS
John Sautter. auto livery for deputy
sheriff Observation-Disclosures. III %
Rochus Weigel. york on road. Is 90
Martin Lipp. work on road. i. ...... 80 40
William Waudby. vs. ork on road ~ ls 25
A. H. Irvine. auto livery for deputy
sherlII .......f 9 40
Charles b. Carley. services on Insan
Ivy commission ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 9 45
II. L. Soren. work on road .......... 4 80
HI j. ketchum.road supervisor As 90
r. A. Coffield. road supervisor ..... 43 90
Joseph Mitzel road supervisor ..... % 90
George lvey. road supervisor. ..... 30 90
j. w. Mikesell. road supervisor. ..... IS 10
L. NJ. Doerschlag. road supervisor. IL 40
L. NJ. Doerschlag & Co. nails for cul.
vertS Observation-Disclosures. ....... 81
William Johnson. road supervisor. 81 90
Jacob Steensland. night Waterman
for prisoner COCOON. 81 90
Joseph Hauer. road supervisor. 81 60
Wendelin Schneider road supervisor 90
Wendelin Schneider. road supervisor 30 90
Wendelin Schneider, road supervisor 80 90
Tone verhoef, road supervisor. So 90
h. A. Becker, road supervisor 46 %
Rochus Bosch, road supervisor. a 90
Rochus Bosch. road supervisor. 10 30
Joseph Fest, road supervisor Is 80
Z. W. Wells. road supervisor 81 90
Martin Dockter. road supervisor 81 20
Frank Goughnour. road supervisor 825
John Jenner, road super visor 49,. IS 10
Jakob ktumm, road supervisor IL 81
w. Il. Wilkinson, road supervisor. ~ %
Adolph Berreth. road supervisor. IS 81
Sidney Van Curen. road supervisor 81 90
L. IT, harwood. road supervisor..... y 90
T. j. Richardson. road supervisor 30 10
George Huber, road supervisor 100
John II. Gates. road supervisor IS 90
Linton Bazar, nails. 40
4. j. Witmayer, court certificate,
OctoDef tefm...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 4 10
Peter shier. court certificate. Octo-
her term Observation-Disclosures. 10
Peter shier, serving subpRnBs... Is 40
Peter shier. auto livery ........ 80
q. II. Naramore. back salary, 1911 100 90
Peter shier services state VS.. Blake
insane. .....'s.. .............. ~ Il
T. a. Wittmayer, deputy sheriff IL Vi 90
kasper KRAFT, work on road 400
Joseph E. schneider. work on road 4 30
George Greostein, work on road Is
George schmaltz, road supervisor 30 so
John NJ Schneider. work on road 80
Frank Gross, hauling lumber so
Ed. y. Nieuwsma, use ofplow 200
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25

On motion the Board adjourned
until 1880 p. m.
Afternoon Session.
The Board met pursuant to ad-
journment. All members present.
Minutes of the meeting Of October
I'd to 9th were read and. on motion,
approved.
The following bills were. on mo-
ton, rejected:
Joseph Eberle gasoline for
deputy sheriff ..........3 1 so
Henry h. Hanson. corn contest
etc.,. ............ ....... 81 %
William Cieyeringa, expenses
trip TO St. Paul, Identification
OF stolen horses, State VS.. Joe
Tyler ..... 1915
On motion DR.. Krushaar, of Hague,
was appointed a member Of the In
sanity Commission.
On motion the Auditor was in
structed to advertise for bids for
lumber for county purposes, and all
lumber companies are hereby notified
that no bill will be honored for the
delivery of lumber unless accompa-
MED by the written order of one of
the County Commissioners or the
County Auditor.
On motion. the following were
designated as official newspapers for
the ensuing year, viz:
The Braddock News. Braddock.
N. d.
The Emmons County Republican.
Hazelton. N. d., and
The Emmons County Record, Lin
ton. N. ID.
At the request of the county depos-
itaries, and on motion. the States
Attorney was instructed to commu-
nicate with the holder of the bond is
sue of Enmons county which ma
lures in July, 1912, and endeavor to
have the time of payment of such
issue extended to January l, 1913.
The appointment Of the Board Of
Supervisors was taken up and the fol-
lowing were appointed:
Second Commissioner District
District No. 2. L.. NJ. DoerschlAg.
District No. 3. j. W. Mikesell
District No. g. George fvey.
District No TO- r. G. Levin.
District No. II. r. knutson.
District No. la. Chas. j. Seek.
District No u. I. II. Harwood.
District No. II. Chas De Witt.
District No 10. Karl Roman.
District No ". Joseph Mitze
Third Commissioner District
District No. 81 Jakob Moch.
District No. - John Horper.
District No. 30 stephen Kraft.
District No. 81. Wendelin Leibel.
District No. b. Joseph Baumgartner.
District No. 3d. Frank +. volk.
District No. AZ. Adolph Berreth.
Fourth Commissioners District
District No. 3D. Peter Lipp.
District No "a Heinrich Jangula.
District No. .. John Zacher.
District No. a. Tone verhoef
District No 49, Joseph Deichert.
District No. ~. John Rodenburg.
District No. 90 Burt Kanis.
! Fifth Commissioners District
District No 2, H. b. futile.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1912-01-25
names were selected

names Woro coIontod.
''o'1'Ss "e.e seieeeeu'
Aoei. NJ. II. knutson, Ii.
Acheson Geo. l.. Lamb George
Anderson, w. T. Langliers Ed, Jr
Arnes, John Larson Anton +.
haker' wesley. Jr Lips. Charles
Bales. Roy G. Long. r. NJ
Barton. c. I. Mcbride John
Becker, Alfred Macnider VIM.
Becker, John Magrum, Ed
(Braddocl) Miller, Henry
biddlecomb, John Melander, John
Bootsma. Henry Meppen, Theodore
Boschker. Peter Mergeus Mat
Bossetb, John Nickel. n q.
Brooks. Addison e Nelson, Charles
Burbage. James Nieuwsma, Ed. N.
Butterfeld. w. n. Peterson. August
Chandler, Wesley $. Peterson. Charlie
c caoS,es :. y " :" jefferson Jefferson. Geo.
Dockter. Gottlieh liasseman. John
Doerschlas' I. NJ Putnam, +. 10
Dn,,an - nav, Pau , ;, !"
Eastwood. John Ropp, William
Elwsss A,oer, W. Nose George
Fairness. John ssnar,r .n' ,,.arsS'f
fredefick, A. .. schanabcr, John
Fritz, r. +. Schott, John y.
Gates. y. u. stverson. .. ~.
Gravink, J. H. Solmonson. sam
Gregory, 9. F. sperry, Oscar
Grogan. W. n. STAN, Cornelius
Hanson, H. STANCE, Henry r.
ebraddock' Steiner ",
Hanson Hans Sterling. John
anson' John Stevens, L. 7.
'I'A,,,,,. 4.
alsley. s :. " v ysn" nsss u "a y. u,
Huber. George Van >oes,, re,e, q
auizensa, Steve Walker koncr'
Junse, Fred. Jr. Weber Lnuw,s