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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

dissolution. under the provision. 81 fnt law.
al ne state 81 Idaho. aud that all persons it-
toreefcd are required and rotIDed 20 b and
appear IN the above entitled Court within
this hotties. aud ole such objections 70 t1e 1it.
solution 81 said corporation ~ such r4ftQn
may have. otherwise. n no objections alt 1ltd
ceed "a hear and 10 deitfmIre tno 1prll4AIipn
and 10 grant the prayer 81 said pttlfi41| leHi Re-
Tor The voluntary dissolution 81 The said cor
IN Witness whepeol have hereuuso Eet ny
hand and alIIxcd the seal 81 the allows autllIeu
Court this ooih day o. APRIL. 1914.
ceFALl Clyde n. Clovis
clerk OF the above emitted Court.
BY b. White. OerQlF|
Mitchell a Parsons, AtlorneYs Tor SAID rofEpt-
alton. Residence and ?. O.. Address Nts-
rerce. I4abp.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

In sht Probate Court Of the County Of Lewis
state 81 Idaho.
Deceased.
executor Of the estate az ellen Uo4n' Deceased
10 the creditors 81. and Oh persons having
claims against the said oecea8et. - tx1lnt
months after The 1fsI publication % I1N no.
alec 10 The said oNecuIQf At hie acme enc ana
one hall mIIo4 south and lhEe1 miles Etst OF
Nnrnnfct. Idaho. the same being t1r place iQf
tht irantacI|on Of the business 81 said e4t4ie,
IN she County Of lewis state 81 lo44o.
signed and dated % Ne4pefrt. Idaho. thi1
ash dn1 Of April. A. 2. I1it
tohn Dean. kxccalqr.
A. A. Aleofd. atty iof executor. p o. an4
residence address, Arzperoe. idaho
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16
ALIAS SUMMONS.

10 The District Court Of the Second Judicial
District. State Of Idaho IN hnd Tor the County
1lneis Gleason. plaintiff. ". O.. >. Gleason
ME nisie Of Idaho sends greeting
I0D 3. Gleason. defendautf
You are herr By directed. That there f. on
Gle Ia lhig, lhe u1lce Of the Clerk Of the Dis
lrifi Court 81 The second Judicial District.
Stale ~ idaho. ~ and for the county d Lewis.
she comrIalnfof the above PANIED plaintiff.
The 1ald ton 10 brought 70 .Qbf4il de-
cree 81 the above entitled court oi4folfIuG she
bonds Of mairimony nov 81 sling between the
said pIaiuliA and the said defendant. on he
GROUNDS that the said defendant, for more
I1an one year last past uiliuily neglected 20
provide i0r pIninfi4 the common nece1aalie1
81 Ilfa, be having the abllitg 20 % DO And
fhaf plaintiff has been resident Of the state
81 Idaho. Tor more than one year last past. al
" which a more fuilF 81 oul IN .pleinuHs
verified complaint on hie IN the shove enn
You are hereby directed 70 appear and an
suer aaid complaint within twenty .xll days
After The service hereof upon you served
nifhin said District. and Hilhin forty ~ deye
b served elnenh here aud uulcsa you 70 appear
and answer. the plaintiff Will apply 70 fhe
court loI n q relief demauded IN the complaint
Attest mg hand and the seal oi she District
Court 0l the eerond Judicial District. tiate Of
idaho n and for Lewis County, this ipth dey
tekaL5 CLYDE X. Clovis. CLERK.
By b. white, Deputy Clerk
5 %. Tannahiil. Attorney Tor flainfi1. Post
onlee and residence address, Aezpefcs, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16
NOTICE oF DISSOLUTION.

In she District Court Of the second Judicial
District q The State Of Idaho. In and Tor ths
i hi ~ matter 81 the Application Of the Nsn
10 All Al whom rhese Presents Nay Come.
The state 81 idnho lends Greetings
Notice Is hereby given that she hove nsned
Nakrcfco Water IAuuff Company, corpora
ton. ofEanizrd. created and eAitlrf uuN<i
and By virtue 81 the laws 81 the stare OF Idaho
with IS IrI lipal place Of busiltN et Mex
nefte. county u leuis. state 81 Idaho, has
HIed ID lnt nH4ff entitled Court. us rrtltIon
nrafInE Tor lIs voluntary dissolution. ana -
said petition tnr ee.o cetf2teti2A ~. .et. f.
andnr and 81 virtue 81 the laws Of ihe State 81
LtAao. WITH les principal place 81 business ~
Ne4perce. Lewis county, t1ere.ni tnst - 3
special pFetInG 81 the stockhoiders thereof.
called ant held Tor that purpose on l1e Isl
1at Of nftI f1I1. the dissolution 81 SAID Our
pofaiion WAS resolved upon ana authotizeo pl
meeting 81 the sIctk hoIdcft 81 saie com rnuf.
and Ihaf an claims and demands against said
corporate q whatever description o. nature
ne said cornofation has 40 liabilities what
ever, which said petition WAS duly tcflnNu nf
an Of is directors aud >IocknnIuHft tntfto4|
and With said petition 80 hIed AZ order mtee
hr The Judge 81 The above entitled Court was
likewise iied directing that notice be given
hN the CLERK OF the Shove Court, OF nos les.
than thirty days Of the application. and tnai
Eornefo1 Herald. the same hcinr Newspaper
pobilshed la lenls ropnsy, Idaho. o. such ep'
New fef.inre ia ohodisnco 70 said order.
and IN CON plIance with The law IN such cases
made and provided.
Notice !. hereby given that tho Nospefee
Water Power company ee.pofs,s .,... o,f ,,.r
laws of the AIAtt 81 Idaho with tN prInnirtl
place Of business ~ Nt4perot. lewis county.
therein. hes dleo ne petition Tor voluntary
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

ocD. JR Crawford & Vt 10
Paul Johnson and A P Rouch, Ils )
"a, blk 80. Il 10. blk 40, and Il ~
blk ~, Nsrperce-si 90.
wD. Jesse B Hurley & VI % W
NJ Cameron. is 10 and II. blk =
Starts Add to Kamiah- $1,000
wD. Frank E Fogg to Emma
Nebslsieck. Il 10. blk 2, Johnson 8
Let Add 70 Nesperce 500.
wD. ES Friend & vito Emil
L Mueller. /, IL. blk 10, Kamlah
s1.00.
QcD. Geo H Waterman & vi
10 United States. lls %, %, ~ sec.
l-33 3 e.-S1.00.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

A lodge Of FoFeslefn vas lnsii.
luted at Winchester last Friday with
IS charter members and the follow
ing ol6cers. Past chief ranger J.
Melton ! chief ranger, A. P. Evans
sub-chief ranger. R. A. Hosley f.
naneiai secretary, R. H Kelley re-
cordIng secretary, Clyde Golf treas
urer. Gus Nelson; lecturer, ". J.
KimbeElip.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

The 6rsi bail game Of the season
On The local grounds vas pulled Of
last Saturday afternoon between The
Nszperce and Grangsville high
schools. The home boys ha6 shlags
az their vay from The ssarl, 80 much
80 hat The game began 10 drag after
the first four inalDgs. The final
score ras IS to- 5.
A fair allsndance vas out. show
lne that toe base ball spirir vas yet
alive here. and The fans seemed 70
enjoy the one-sided contest pretty
yell.
The detailed score vas as follows :
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

c. ]. Miller and Ben Schultz have
added much 10 the aslEsolivenssa Of
their already very Attractive homes
BY enclosing the a,r6e With an all
iron fsnce--lhs irsl to Be put In here.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

Thefe i hereby appropriated 70 The cnrfenf
f1penef fund out 81 th1 nonits 81 naiq Eiiinfe.
nosas fha tam 81 800 o. and ~ the sizzling
lunc fha sam 81 5000. and 20 ne Maf-
fanf fadnnnIIou fund ltf sun 81 f-JY o..
said approximation beifg for The l1csl year
sndlnE o. fha nral Monday ~ Nay. 1913.
n n. MIIIEA. Chsirman.
Afleali IANSAHiLL. Village CLERK.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

The board Of trustees 81 ihe village 81 Ne1
perez. Leulf Connfy, Idaho. having unas.
tor lhe 1scaI year endiuE on tlf nfst AonoaI
81 NAY. 1918. n0W files. and orders NHoiiantpi
NJ n1fIlnaIe ~ fhe aH0rHf - uonfy ~ urea ~,
Llaa 1l -ll1 HIlIall. l1I $40 sea- LeHI 4. ~
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

BY w. L. SwaFts. viii make ihs
season Saturdays At ]. Z. Mock
lef's barn IN Nezperce and balance
Of week a the ranch 2 mile. vss'
Ano , SOUTH p 1890 90 '''u'
opN 70 a'~Ho Ano Sues ~
Gold Ring and houllon Progress
two 6ne young shire stations, owned
hv rrsnk rohnson viii make the
-. .. As,,,.-.. 49,, N.-,.,,.
-. -
See oilis TOT oesciiP''o'' 's'"'' &C
TEDEY 3i795, Is q fine black
registered fefchsfson, o.neo ~ ~
4. been~ess, eno va maze sne
present season a. ms Iancn 2. mi is
southwest OF re1Pesce' = SAv lo1
single service % tot INC -Ses ~.
saf ~ 70 insure N''n io~i' ~no >1p
Tor i've colt
DAN CottNEk Is . young PER
cneron q me Po,n's, osnso " n@I'
~ knuison' ana VII msks me 80,
son ~ nis fancn : niies no'An o.
NespeFce' a - ior single service
- ior season ano 90 70 insure va"
toai.
Inch, the hne dapple brown
Salss horse under me management
OF y. hicks. VIA MAKE 'ee seas
on Mondays. Aeeso1ys ano "eo,
peg esys' a. fteo N'tbe fl4@, :
miles Fs's ana norm q Ns-Pe'cs'
and balance OF week =. 10. Smele
service Sio season. 80 ~ " an
sure 10 ioai' sl''
INGkNlUA, TIE imported Perch
efcn Owned Dy =, cl.on, wll' n a
'ne season = a'.rs1 o~ln' 49,
perez eAcsP. % An1s.oaJs, ,.. Nc
be viii oe a. me nsnIy -
rsncn. slnsle s sac sAo' 's@'0"'
-, y .. s,.Ss
ok $1,000 me n'sn.o 'ss !
roadster WIN 4 tea. Z e's.se a ~
record "'A DC . naa,.e1 e~.4 ~. ~.
the present season az J. e'o1. ~
psh' TINS SECTION va Icy ~ : s
AZ q .n NO, WI .'ss ss :. ess y ''e's'
Toe wv. Manager.
-. .,.,no- - 49,.
DA~A AOHFAN' u olscN go
cnefun grace MORSE AheteoAys tt.-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

There never was time when people re-
...,,,sisd he real merits Of Cham1etln'ns
.n@h Remedy more than now. lhis ~
1.,e '.s', s lhe increase N sales and voluntary
.,..,.,,,.t,aIs from persons who have been
1921 ~ a. n YOU or your children sfe
.s,'.,','.Slsd 3Ith cough or cold give i 2 tf'.'
"a l~ros.a acquainted with - good quar-
i a'l'' For sale by al dealers
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

STRAY CALF came to my pas
surs a niles east Of Nesper about
two weeks ago black. yeaIling steer.
II not called for 10 two weeks viii
Be advertised and sold. owner can
have same BY paying for this notice.
Dan Hoover.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

SpUDS for sale at my place on
Nespercs R. F. d.. H. W Niles.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

Three base hts I. Wade, Hafbke.
Tuo base hit Brockmsn. Stolen bases;
Miller, Hcrrck, Brockman (2), Fan
ming (2). J. Wade 80, Robinson,
Caldwell. Munro. Kennedy. Left on
bases; Nezperce. s CangeviIle, 8.
Passed balls: Mcdonald. 9: Miller, J..
Struck OUT vpnsise, IA: Wade, 6.
Bases on balls. vansise, S; Wade, /.
Hit BY pitcher. Harbke. Sacrifice bit,
Brockman. Double play. Brockman
(unassissed). Umpire. Moser.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

Princess Flour is worth all you
pay for il
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

Miss Gladys Peilon. Who has been
teaching al the Falwiew school
north Of Nsspercs during the term
which closed last Friday, vas given
most enjoyable surprise party BY
a number Of her friends at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mitchell on
Thursday evening Among those
attending from town we've, Misses
Henderson, Roberts, Costello. Nsb.
elsleck and Bessie Cook. and Messrs.
Chas. Fike, 4 M. Roberts, c. W.
Palmer. Harlaud Moser. Or henry
and Prof. Slokesberry.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

DICK TURPfN, JR; black Per
cheron grade horse; Thursday, Fri
day aud Saturday at Boss Barn bal
ancc Of week at home, 4 miles
south Of Nerperce. Terms-Si0 70
insure mare In fcal SD 10 insure
coli 10 stand aud suck.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-05-16

DAKOTA PRlNcE-The dne ,
well.known percheron stallion owned
BY A. Sallerberg viii make the pres
ent season at Miller's barn, Nes-
perez. Terms $40, single service 5
SIS, season; $40 to insure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
SELLS DAUGHTER
TO A RICH FARMER

LoGANSPoRT. Ind. Dec. "a
Accused OF selling her l3'year-oid
stepdaughter Lena to Geo. burton,
rich bachelor farmer. Mrs, Rosa
Hatfield was In jail here today UNI
der 81. 1000 bond. burton WIS also
held In "A like sum.
The girls story Of making two
or three visits weekly to burton
for months on threats and prom
iaes OF fine clothes from her step.
mother. resulted In their arrest
last night. The child, who is beau
tifui and large for her age. IL In
the care OF member Of the board
OF children guardians
~ | find this is true-if you
have sold my daughter. III kill
you. James Hatfield. railroad
employe. husband Of the woman.
ted her In the presence of the
rolice.
The suspicious OF the local no
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

Heaven will be miserable place
for woman n, when she arrives
there. she finds some OF her de-
spIsed neighbors taking lessons on
the harp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
FISH TRUST, FIGHTING WITH
STRIKERS, FORCES ANOTHER
FIGHT WITH GOVERNMENT

bnv fish from independent gasoline
boat fishermen. the trust again
showed is hand aud bid 80 high u
was impossible for him 10 com
pete.
Tho flsh trust. believed 10 be
under tho control OF the Booth
fishsrien Co. which operates In
evesy part 81 the globe. consists Of
the following companies In the
Northwest. Chlopcck. independent
and San Juan companies in Seattle.
The International Co IN Tacoma.
and tho New England Co. In Van.
couvcF. ~ q.
Tho Ffeamcr Chicago Of the
Chiop~ck Co. slipped quietly away
from Seattle Thursday for fiahinE
waters Officers OF the company
say she had a fuil crew.
The Chicago II the first % the
fishing steamers e. leave port since
the strike was declared two months
ago. Ia the meantime. haiibut has
gone up from 6 cents to 10 cents
pound
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

while the fiah trnat IN busy try.0
ms TO break up the strike OF fish,
ermsn who are asking for az IN
crease Of one-haif cent per pound.
the federal government may initiated
proceedings shortl, 10 break up the
fiah trust.
That the fiah market In Seattle
and the Northwest ~ controlled inl
restraint Of trade by the finhing
stca ner companies. IL the charge
made by George L. Harvey Of the
Ocean Fish Go. flls evidence has
been placed vtth ID. government
authorities Y was Il armed to-day.
Harvey presented bis charges %
District Attorney Colner ia written
form. covering ses,ral typewritten
pages. he reviews tho operations
OF tho trust M they affected his
bus ness, which he started IN Seat.
tic In June. 1911 Before long. he
says. he found himself alone. lie
could neither buy fish from most
other dealers or sell to them. he
discovered When be attempted 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
BALLINGER GOES
TO PLEAD CAUSE
OF WAPPENSTEIN

II has been learned that Richard
A. Ballinger former secretary OF
the interior, vas one OF the com.
mittee Of u who personally appear.
ed before Gov. Hay 10 plead for the
pardon OF Charles W. Wappenstein.
SeaN1e's former chief 81 police.
convicted Of bribery.
Wappenstsln has served eight
mouihs Of tls threeycar term for
bribe-taking.
Others on the committee we're.
James u. Hoge. president OF the
Union savings and Trust Co.
" II. Latimer. president OF the
Dexter Horton National bank.
w. T. Dosell. attorney for the Pa
cific Telephone Co.
J. T. Heffermau. capitalist.
J. ID. Lowman, president OF the
Chamber Of Commerce.
J. +. German. president OF Cor
man A Co. salmon packers.
Judge Alfred Battle. Law partner
OF n. a. nallinger.
r. r. Sweeney. president Savoy
Hotel Co.
J. G. Marmsduke. president New
Washington Hotel Co.
w. 10. King. president Butler HIo-
tel Co.
Jules Redelsheimer. president
Redelsheimer Clothing Co.
Frank Purcell. president Purcell
Safe and Lock Co.
G. Il. Collins. former treasurer OF
the A.-Y.-P. exposition.
The committee had petitions con
tanning the names OF 600 citizens OF
Seattle. including Jacob Furth, j.
W. elise. capitalist. and Represen.
tative H. T.. Foster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
HUNGRY, NOT TOO
GOOD TO STEAL

SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. ss.--"A
hungry man can be too proud TO
beg. but not too good TO steal " was
the explanation given here today by
u c. Chisum. arrested AT midnight
for snstching purse frpm Miss
Caroline Evans at the Sausallio
ferry.
Chlsum says his father is a state
official Of Tennessee. and his
brother an officer IN the navy. lie
ate ravenously when fed by the
police
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
THE MARKETS

The following are tho average
prices paid by local commission mer-
chants TO the producers and prfces
paid by the retailer TO the comm,s-
sIonorH. The prices paid the farmers
come under buying price" and the
sum paid by ihe retailer under SELL
Ing price" Prices In all cases are
sub icct 20 variation. according 10
freshness and general excellence. but
these prices. unless otherwise indI-
Gated. are for strictly first gradex
EEas-suying Price.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
SUFFRACETTES SPOIL
CHRISTMAS MAIL.
16.-PALM SUNDAY

LONDON. Dec. 23.--More than a
million persons are personally AT
fectcd today by the continued ae-
tivity Of militant suffragettes pour.
Ing acid. Ink add other black fluids
into mail boxes. Christmas presents
10 the valno Of thousands Of dollars
have been ruined.
suffrage,te leaders admit they
consider this latest method OF at
tack the most effective 40 far de
sised. and the police force appar.
entity In po~erleas.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
TOO MUCH FOR HIM

DENVER. Dec. 20. With n
letter from his mother-in-law
telling OF her intention TO
spend Christmas with Them"
gripped In his hand. the body
OF Kenneth Il. Kane, a railroad
clerk. was found at his home
here today. Before firing
bullet into his brain Kane
scrubbed the following note:
why, of all other days. should
my mother-in-law select Christ
was TO visit us7 Can you
beat it7'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

lice we're aroused when they rega-
larry saw burton in his automo-
bile meet the girl as she arrived
here by train from her home in
1hornbope. a suburb. The chilf
Esid her mother told her 10 obey
Di.fion In everything.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
BOY-MURDERER
GETS 20 YEARS

BUFFALO. " Y. Dec. III.
Frank Hickey. convicted slayer OF
7.year-oid Jos. Josepha. was sen.
tencer today by Judge Brown 20
mot iess than 20 years In tho peni.
Tertiary nor moro than his natural
life Hickey was taken 10 Auburn
prison this afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
VIOLATED PAROLE; DRUNK

MEDFORD. Or. Dec. 2i.-Geo.
Towlo. convict No. 23.ess. San
Quentin. who violated his parole,
was picked up here today by the
local police. while drunk He has
waived extradition and will return
af once.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
SEATTLE MAN PLANS
BIG COMPANY

ASTORIA. Or, Dec. pa. $.
Kerry. Seattle capitalist, today be-
gan negotiations here for the In
corporation of n timber holding
company. to be capitalized az s10,.
100000, TO conduct development
operations for some OF the big lum-
ber companies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

The staaeers' club dance, given
In honor of the Lincoln Alumni at
Christensen's hall. Fridayevening.
was we'll attended. Wagner's or
chestra. with Sol Ashers at the pi-
ano. rendered the music.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23
HEAR BETTER
AUDIPHONE
with LAies, In.,sn,aneou. Adju.,msn
WITH AMAS CHEER
THE WHITES A DEAR

,nderful abii-
gently. but
Ienctrate and
tho dormant
he reason 40
n our usors
and II for its
pow or.
Loan Offer
~ VIII wish
o try this
most highly
ler 70 G I a a
'carinE In
trument In
your own
a homo no.
Afore decid-
~ ing on Its
" y "a rchasc.
" . h a v Q
Aaugurat-
ed n plan
whe = Q b y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-12-23

you can obtain an Audiphone for a 40
day test on payment OF small rental
And this rental Is applied on the purchase
price n you keep the Audiphono. and We
make suitable allowance IN exchange on
any hearing device you may be using
now. Address srOLz ELECT ROpHoNn
co. $6t Arcade Annex. Seattle.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-22
DEPUTY.
To Visit 1imOn Lodge On
Evening OF 0ct. 81

On Thursday evening, Oct. 81, each
knight Of Timon Lodge No. IS, X. Of
p. 10 urged to be present, as the
County Deputy, 8. n. Martin, Of the
Gambler lodge will pay the lodge an
Official visit. 10 al s~1uisiT ss'
During the evening. the members
of the lodge over IS years Of age have
volunteered to entertain those under
this age.
Lodge Deputy, A. G. Mitchell, has
received official notice, that the cOun.
ty convention will be held in Freder-
icktown, on Tuesday evening, Nov.
IL. All members Of Timon Lodge
are requested to make arrangements
to attend.
All visiting knights who happen to
be In the city are invited to attend
the social on Thursday evening, Oct.
81.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-22
y Falling ffsm 4 Tree Was
( !. Dean CendIt
Former ResldeDt Of M.
Vernon. Accident Occur.
red In Massachusetts,
/; On Sunday

Mrs. Charles w. Murphy Of East
Burgess street received telegram
Sunday afternoon conveying the sad
news that her brother, Mr. Dean Con.
dit, formerly Of Mt. Vernon, had been
killed In Massachusetts.
The telegram was from Mrs. Mur-
phys brother, Mr. Harry Condit, and
simply stated that Dean had been
killed Sunday morning BY falling from
a tree. No other particulars were
given In the message.
The deceased was about 20 years Of
age and was we'll known In Mt. Yer.
non where he lived for several years.
He was the son Of the late DR.. A. 8.
Condit, who practiced dentistry In
this city for number Of years.
The young man was a graduate OF
the Mt. Vernon High school of the
class of 1902, and after his gradua.
ton he travelled all over the United
States selling dental supplies. His
step-mother, Mrs. A. 8. Condit, re-
sides at Berea.
The remains will be Skipped to
Findlay where the funeral and inter.
ment will occur. Mr.. and Mrs. Muir
ply left Sunday afternoon for Find
lay to attend the funeral,
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-22
Walter Bryant Bergen

Walter Bryant Bergen died at the
home of his daughter Mrs. James Il.
Saunders, III West Burgess street,
at nine o'clock Saturday night after
a short illness. his demise being due
to heart failure. The deceased was
born in New Hampshire. November
20, 1891, and with his parents remOv.
ed TO Indiana at : young age and re-
sided In that state and Ohio during
the remainer Of his life. His wife
died thhteen years ago and since that
time he has made his home with his
daughter. The deceased enlisted with
Co. b. 4th Indiana Volunteer Infantry
and at the close of the term of his
enlistment he re.enlisted In Co. b.
Of the 18th Regiment from the same
state.
He was member OF Joe Hooker
Post. G. A.. r. BY occupation Mr..
Bergen was carpenter which he fol.
lowed during the active years of his
life exceptsfor the period he served
as o member of the Mt. Vernon po
lice force, The funeral will be held
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock al
the home OF Mrs. Saunders, Rev. Ira
J. Houston ofiiciating. The q. A. r
ritual service will be used.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1912-10-22
R|GlER
Handed 4 Nice Bonus For
Umplflag 10 World
Series Games

New York. Oct. 21--lt isn't often
that baseball umpirss have an oppor.
tunity to rejoice. but this afternoon
wac an exception for Umpires
o'Loughlin, Evans, Rigler and Klein.
when they stepped up to the national
baseball commissions ONCE to re-
ceive their checks for umpiring the
worlds series between the Giants and
Red Sox. For all the abuse on the
diamond they have been subjected to
during the season from players and
fans these judges Of play were re.
warded. when on being handed their
checks It was seen they were made
out for $1,000 instead of $3.50, the
amount tho commission originally fix.
ed &C their remuneration for officiat.
ing the big games.
Chairman Garry Hermann explain.
ed to the happy umpires that the
commission was SO pleased with the
way the games were handled that, az
little token Of thanks, the commits.
rion voluntarily increased their salary
to $1,000.
To say the four umpires were pleas.
ed is putting 1t mildly. After he re.
gained his composure, Silk OLough.
lin. dean of American league umpires
in behalf Of his colleagues, thanked
the commission for its thoughtful
ness