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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-05-03
Professional LEAGUE and College Baseball = %Ku
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
st. Louis at Pittsburgh
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 4: New York. 8.
Boston, 4: Brooklyn. I.
Chicago, 4: Cincinnati. l.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.
Chicago. ~ ';Scst. Louis. . SEQ
Phila '..7 $50 Pittsbgh 0 8 $50
New York 81 Boston; = 10 'I iss
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY
Philadelphia at New York.
Washington at Boston.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 8; New York. 5.
Cleveland. o: st. Louis. 2.
Washington, 8; Boston. T..
Chicago. 2: Detroit. !.
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.
ThiIs ;ss s 3, 1"Si. Il 4 4ss
Wash'gn o .692 Detroit. 3 IL .2tS
Chicago. I2 8 800 New York Is 1888
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
GAMES TODAY.
Rochester at Newark.
Montreal at Jersey City.
Buffalo at Providence.
Toronto at Baltimore 1.-TWO games).
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Toronto. 8: Baltimore, 3.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
w LP.C. w. PC.
Newark o 6q2 Montreal g 9 800
Raltimo'e q 3 849 Rochester. g .462
BuffaIo 5S3Jer'y City 8 1885
Provide'e. 6 6 800 Toronto. 3 10 .SS1
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brook. Cornish Finlay. Thrce-base hts-Fin-
lay, Nen First base on balls-On Brown, 3;
OF Cannon. p Left on bases-iale. Z; Nir-
ginia 3 struck out-By Brown. 4. b. Gam
mon. J. Hit by pitcher-By Cannon. ! pun
pelly1. Double plays-Cornish to Blossom 70
. Riddell. Reilly to Cornish to Rddell; Pumpelly
10 Burdett: Nen TO Beckwith TO Finlay; Phil
lips TO Finlsy to Neff. Umpire-Egan. Time
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS

Kansas City. s: Toledo. s.
Louisville T. Milwaukee, 2.
indianapolis. 9; ST. Paul, 8.
Minneapolis, IL; Columbus. s.
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DETROIT
CHICAGO.
- =.
Totals.....S3 2 I n IS 0

'Batted for Stanage in ninth inning tBatted
for Willett in ninth inning.
Chicago ..................0 1 D 0 Ia
Detroit ..................0 o 0-l
Two-base hits-Mattick Easterly. Three-base
hits-Lord Deal Veach. Sacrifice hit-Mo-
rarty Double play--Vltt, Bush and Gamer.
Left on bases-Chicago. 4: Detroit, II. First
base on balls--On Scott. 4. Hit by ptcher-By
Scott. 2 CWilett. Bush). Struck out-By VIII
lett. 2: by Scott. 4. Umpires-Eyans and Hide
brand. Time-1:36
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First base on errorB-New York, 2. Two-base
hits-Baker Houck. Home run-Collns. Sac
rihce nies-McInnis, Hartzell, Chase. Stolen
bases-Ford. Baker. Daley. Left on bases
New York = Philadelphia T. Double play
Hartzell and Chase. First base on balls-On
Ford. 3: OF Houck. 6; of Bush /; off Bender.
J. Struck out--By Fischer, 3: by Houck. !: by
Bender 8 wild pitch-Fischer Hits-On Ford.
in innings; or Fischer in innings: of
Houck. ] in 3h innings of Bush none (only
two men faced him). Off Pennock. none I'm 3
inning: OF Bender. / in SIS innings. Umpres-
Dineen and Hart. Time-223.
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HOTEL NATIONAL, Lucerne

fSWITZkRLAhDl.
The Leading Hotel q SOCIETY Centre. LsIurJ
q Comfort. Sspsrb View Of Lsse o hovntsiaa
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS

Lowell. II: Lynn. o.
Worcester. 3: Fall River q.
Lawrence, S: Portland. 6.
New Bedford. 3; Brockton. !.
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Inc ecOre foIIOWs
NEW YORK.
Totals. 1868 27lss TO

Ran for Sweeney in ninth inning tBatted
for Ford IN fourth inning 4Batted for Fischer
IN ninth inning.
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Inc score lpilpN :
PHILADELPHIA.
NEW YORK.
Totals. ts2I5O Totals.....a23san

.Batted for Seaton In seventh Hn tpn
4uat,ed for Dernaree in seventh inning. than
for Mccormick in seventh inning sbatteu io'
Vanguard in ninth inning
Philadelphia ............l >
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

York. 10; Atlantic City, 3.
Harrisburg. 8: Allentown. l.
Wilmington .: Trenton, 90 lnnings).
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
ARREST OF THREE MAY BREAK
UP AUTO THIEF BAND

After an investigation OF several
months, the police Of st. Louis are
trying to fasten upon three men who
are under arrest a series Of five or
six automobile thefts. A fourth
man is sought.
One of the robberies for which de.
tectives say they have enough evi
dence to warrant prosecution Of
these men, was the theft, July "a. Of
an auto belonging to w. q. Rob-
erts, broker, 5773 Mcpherson avenue
This machine was stolen from Fourth
and Olive streets July "a. It was
found Aug. 1S at Thompson.
The license tag on the machine
had been removed and In It's place
had been substituted State tag No.
1884, which the police later foun'
had been stolen from North Marke
street grocer.
The police say they discovered tina
the men took their autos to town
where there were fairs, conventions
ETC., and used them as taxicabs.
| Among other towns they worked II
this way, according to the police
are Macoupin, ILL.,, Festus and Mex
leo.
; The tires on the machine left a
Thompson had been cut to pieces,
supposedly by the thieves, before
they abandoned 1t.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

HUGH STEPHENS. one Of Jeffer-
son Cfty's most enterprislng citizens,
has been very much interested In
the building Of permanent road from
Jefferson to Columbia. Hugh ad.
vanced considerable money out Of
his own pocket to arrange prelimin.
ary details and was very much sur
prised to find there was opposition
to building the road 1t appears tha
some of the citizens Of both
towns were not only unwilling tc
contribute but knocked the enter
prise. Mr.. Stephens, on resigning
as head Of the commission to build
this road, makes the following state
ment: Il resigned because the CHIEF
beneficiaries of the road, instead
Of giving US cooperation, put obstacl
in our way I personally guaran-
teed the expenses including purchase
Of right of way, without knowing how
l would be reimbursed and I did
these things willingly. But to un'
dertake the construction of a high
way without the help Of those who
ought to give the main support and
in addition to pay for the privilege
Of building roads for those who
are to receive the revenue and ben
fits Of thlr construction. is more o.
a task than I feel I can afford tc
carry on just now, in view Of my
other business engagements. The loss
Of my service. OF course. is Of small
consequence. but the turning bacl
Of the grading outfit, which was max
ing the road without charge. is 1
more serious matter"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28


holder little and sd Professor see you
something about politics.
compliment showing
the gentleman who elected
the Stae he lives in county
necessary should him. You elected by him and
interesting know why that Is
contained hundred
community this country that can
be voted for 1t is too
that select three or four
persons doubt II it select any
Wilson's criticism American politics. the
politics which the political
of himself the
Expressed positive remedy political ills s
said Of his
frst"p addresses
simpHaaon smpifcaon smpIfcaton the task that awaits US;
absolute workable minimum
knowing selected knowing whom have trusted and nav
them That the
going that is the only
going get political elected officers
already will merely
government place every
upon make necessary for him to D
ted for and have democratic government
1t was the principle mind last spn
Presidents the
For he says particularly this idea that the
parts of The people w
threering circus.'-Tha is another of his aphorsms
boiled down have the Short bao
completed the people will have an
will professional mechanic
politician who has Been indispensable in the pas
and whom we have purned himself without
cupaon be will really elect the
representatives of just fondly believing they did
remaining this principle already being Worke
out in ourc cities and States.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MANY TEACHERS ARE HERE

FOR COUNTY CONFERENCE.
A large number of teachers from all
over the county are attending the
Audrain County Teachers Confer
ence at the ourt House which open
ed Friday morning and will close
Saturdya afternoon. Supt. Herbert
Pryor, Of the Mexico Schools has
charge of the conference, owing to
the serious illness of County supt. e
L Shobe.
After the opening exercises, Fri
day morning, Miss Maude orita Wal
lace, instructor in music in the Mex
leo School addressed the teachers on
"The Teaching of Music in the
Elementary Grades" Miss Wallace
is splendid speaker and had her
subject well in hand.
Prof r H Emberson, rural school
inspector for the Missouri Univer-
sity also addressed the teachers at
the morning session. He is an able
talker and delivered an interesting
and instructive address.
In the afternoon George Melcher,
OF the State Department of Educa-
ton, led a general discussion OF
the course of study for 1913. which
was of especial interest to the
teachers. The attendance. at these
conferences is compulsory on all
teachers IN Audrain county and the
program has been made so as to be
both interesting and instructive.
The teachers who are here raised
fund Friday and sent supt. Shobt
beautiful bouquet of flowers tC
brighten his slck-room.
The feature of Saturdays ses
sion of the Audrain County Teachers
Conference which closed at noon wa
the address of Miss Mary Meade, O
the Horace Mann School, East st
Louis, ILL.,, on teaching language
and arithmetic in the elementary
schools Miss Meade is an author
ity on these subjects and her address
was exceedingly interesting as well al
iihst,uptiye.
Miss Maude Wallace. instructor o
music in the Mexico schools, wa
called on Saturday for further dis
cussion of the teaching of music II
the elementary grades. She has mad
such success in this city that
her ideas are wanted by all VIII
teach in the grade and rural schools.
George Melcher led another discus
sion on the course Of study for 19l
also at the Saturday session.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MAYOR POTTS SAYS HE MAY
TERMINATE LIGHT CONTRACT

TERMINATE LfGH 7 GUN nNN :
Mayor Willard Potts notified the
members of the City Council at the
meeting Monday evening, that he
wanted to investigate the present
electric light conditions In the
city as he intended to terminate the
contract with the Mexico Power
Co, within 80 days unless they did
something toward bettering the SER
vice here.
Mayor Potts stated the Power Co.
had promised him to install lights
similar to those on Clark Avenue,
If that experiment proved satisfac
tory. The Clark Avenue system
proved even better than expected,
but the Power Co. has not kept Its
promise. He further declared the
arc lights we're entirely inadequate
where streets were lined with treei
and would max 1t his duty to see
better lights here or none at all
e. r. Locke is in Keokuk, Iowa,
attending the dedication of the pow
er dam there. so 1t was impossible
to get a statement Of the Mexico
Power Co.'s side OF the situation.
IN Locke, one of the owners of tn
Power Co, said he had nothing t
say inasmuch as he had nothing t
do with the active management o
the Company.
r. R. Locke has stated frequently
that he was anxious to give Mexic
THE best lights possible and there
is no question but that he will NEE
the Council half way in coming to
an amlcable arrangement.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
C. M. CLAY RECEIVES PANAMA
EXPOSITION APPOINTMENT


Cassius M. Clay, Of this city, has
received the appointment Of Special
Commissioner of the Panama Pacific
International Exposition 1915 to be
held in San Francisco, Mr.. Clay sail
ed for LaPaz, Bolivia, last Saturday,
where he will visit Ambassadors John
D. o'Rear, formerly of this city
Under the Commission Mr.
Clay is one of nine special commits
sioners who will visit foreign coun-
tries to interest them in the Expo
sition as well as aid them in pre-
pairing their exhibits for the 1915
show in San Francisco. which will
outshine all former efforts along this
line.
Such a Commission carries with II
the assurance Of the greatest atten-
ton in any country he may visit a
a representative Of the United States
and will be in effect up to and
through the exposition.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
PRESIDENT WILSON.
OUTLINES HIS POL
ICY TOWARD MEXICO
LEDGER SPECIAL.
ROWLAND NEWS BUREAU.

Washington, d. c., Aug. ~,
President Wilson read his message
to Congress to-day defining the atti-
tude Of the government toward Mex
ico He told of the action taken
to bring about a stable government
and emphasized the friendship of the
United States for Mexico. He de-
clared this country attemped to
bring about peace in an unselfish
manner, but our friendly offers were
refused. He says we must let Mex
leo fight 1t out. He thinks condf-
tions will get worse, then better.
In the meantime, however, he says
the Americans in Mexico should be
aided in leaving the country.
The United States will deny arms
to either side and President Wilson
says he thinks moral pressure in
time will bring about triumph for or
derly government.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
ALFALFA PROVERBS

BY Charles M. Carroll.
Alfalfa enriches the ground.
Alfalfa is a drought resister,
Alfalfa is the best soil doctor
Alfalfa adds humus to the soil
Alfalfa increases the milk now.
Alfalfa Ia high in feeding value.
Alfalfa balances the corn ration.
Grow your protein-don't buy 1t.
Alfalfa sod grows larger corn crops
Alfalfa is the greatest OF all subsoii
ers.
Alfalfa has no equal as hog pas
ture. S,
ton. o,or,
farm. "a. =,
An alfalfa field is a hogs idea o.
heaven. o,v =,
alfalfa. n,.,,os,
farming. .rd hat
AIfaIfA means hhoiS
ter homes. .a rhs,
you raise. ovar loaf
on the Job. ..oo o,vav
makes good nav
for the privilege. .,a has
feed for beef cattle ,.v
Alfalfa insures larger yieioS i'o'
the crops that follow ,.,u =.
Alfalfa contains more protein pc
ton than clover or corn .a,
Alfalfa is the agricultural WOnoe
of the twentieth century .L.o
Alfalfa yields from two 70 a.S, IN
times as much as clover or ''m''"'
and IL more valuable bay
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MEXICO OWNERS OF TRACTION
COMPANY ORGANIZE A $4,000
COMPANY WITH HALF OF THE
cAPlAL STOCK PAID lN-HoPE
TO EXTEND ROAD SOON
Proposition viii Be placed before
public to interest men who might
become large stock holders - May
tear up south end.

The Mexico Investment and Com
struction Company, composed of W.
W. Mundy and ]. p. Cauthorn, Moli'
no. Mo-; ]. D. Bates and J. A. Bolts,
Santa Fe, Mo-, and w. w. Bolts
! and t. C. Bolts. Mexico, Mo-, and
Marshall Rust Of Pilot Grove, owners
OF the Mexico. Santa Fe & Perry
Traction Co., obtained charter
from the Secretary OF State Tues
day and will begin campaign to
extend the road to Santa Fe at once,
The line now runs nine miles from
this city to Molino with few
miles of road south Of here.
/ Judge w. w. Bolts, one of the In
corporators. in speaking OF the new
organization, which is a holding
company, said: ut is our purpose to
take up an active campaign for the
extension of the line TO Santa Fe
a once. The company has capi
tai stock Of 100000 of which $50,
900 is subscribed and fully paid up
IN property. There is 100000 mort
gage against the line and we have on
hands about $500 to apply to the
debt. Only a part of this 100000
will have to be paid.
"our proposition is to interest mer
who will take large blocks Of stock
and this with about $4,000 donations
on the North and will extend the
road to Santa Fe nicely. You see we
are turning in an investment OF
$3.50, 900 under a capitalization Of
| s45, 900.
"If we cannot sell about $4,000 In
stock we can build the extension tc
Santa Fe by tearing up the materia
on the South end and using the dona
tions Of $4,000. We believe we
have everything in good shape to In
terest investors"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

WHILE Laddonia Is showing evi.
dences of progress by the, large num-
ber Of granitold walks being put
down, the good womeE, of that city
are to be congratulated upon the
fine granltold walk which they were
instrumental in having built to the
cemetery. The women can always be
depended upon to do the right thing
and the sooner they get the ballot
the sooner a great many of our so
cial evils will disappear.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
MEXICO, AUDRAIN COUNTY, MISSOURI, THURSDAY. A
COUNTY NEWS

Mrs Carey Crews OF st. Louis is
visiting relatives In this city.
Mrs. F A Morris and Mrs. C c
Madison arc home from st. Louis
where they went in an automobile.
Street Commissioner Walker Is Wis
iung friends and relatives in Dan
Vile, Va. It has been nearly for
ty years since Ed visited his old
home.
J. N. Basket OF st Louis is the
guest of Jesse Carter for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs James Garrett have
returned to st. Louis.
Miss Nan Bates has accepted the po-
sition Of stenographer with C. A.
Barnes. She will reside with her sis
ter, Mrs. W H Shepard.
F. r. Sanford and family will be
home from the East shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. Hardin Sims went
to st. Louis on a visit Tuesday.
Mrs. H. s whitlock and little
daughter, Mary Frances, departed on
Monday night for their home In Fres-
no. Cali. after visit with relatives
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs E. C Todd have re-
turned to their home in Platte
City after pleasant visit to R. B.
Allison and family.
A. p Green will move into his
new home, the Stuart residence, on
South Jefferson about September /,
and J. A. Glandon and family will
occupy their home in Wodlawn.
Mrs Fred Pitcher and daughter,
Mary Ellen, are home from an extend
ed visit in Detroit. Mich.
Concrete culverts are being put in
all over the county. In riding from
Laddonia to Mexico, Monday, in Lou
is Roberts fine Case car, almost ev-
cry wooden culvert passed had the
gravel beside it ready for the con-
crete mixer and bridge forms.
Luke Morris is in st. Louis visit
ing relatives and his many friends
in Mexico will be sorry to learn that
his health Is no better.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
COUNCIL ASKS A PUBLIC uTlL.

COONCIE ASkS a PO5LlO v H.
ITY COM. INVESTIGATION.
The Council passed resolution
introduced by DR.. c A Rothwell at
the meeting Monday night, filing a
complaint with the State Public Ser
vice Commission against the Mex
leo Power Co., asking them to pro
hibit the Power Co. from charging
a minimum flat rate of $1.00 pei
month for electricity and that 1t be
required to reduce such minimum
rate to "a just and reasonable
amount"
This matter is one which E. r
Locke recently stated he would like
to have taken up with the Pub
lie Utility Commission. Mr.. Locke
made the $1.00 minimum rate afte
talking with members of the Com
mission and to have the question SET
tied for all time he favors thu
Councils action.
Every member of the Council wa
present Monday evening which was
a regular session. Bills were allow
ed to the amount Of s121.O0.
Walks were ordered built on tn
| following properties: Mrs. Annie A
lison, Mrs Laura Marshall, J. '
| Fox.
The matter of F. A. Morris plat
ing gasoline pump on his walk wa
referred to the street and alley
committee.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
ADVERTISED
LETTERS

A list Of advertised letters remain
ing uncalled for in the postoffice at
Mexico, Mo-, for the week ending
Aug. Is, 1918:
Alter, M w
Black. Lucy Mrs
Bechwich, Ethel Miss
Blinn. John
Brown, OH
Chanault. Mary Mrs
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
sHosE FUNERAL
hAL
WELL ATTENDED.

WELL ATTENpEO.
The burial of ]. l.. Shobe, suDerin-
tendent Of County Schools, Monday
afternoon at Laddonia. was one OF
the largest and most impressive In
terments in this county for a long
time. The funeral cortege, headed
by the Masons and Odd Fellows in
large numbers was almost mile in
length.
The cemetery was crowded with
friends Of Prof. Shobe who was one
of the most popular as well as eff
cient county officials Audrain has
ever had. Citizens from all parts Of
the county were present, coming
by train and motor and their pres
ence testified to the esteem In
which everyone held him.
Prof. Shobe had outlined a great
program for the advance of rural
education here and while he met with
opposition in places, this did not dis
courage or halt his move to place
us among the foremost counties in
the State. His death Is one Of
greatest losses the county has suffer
ed in recent years.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
WALTER FR|TTS JR.
DIES WEDNESDAY

Walter, jr., the IS months old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Fritts, died
at noon, Wednesday, from bowel trou
BILE. The baby had been in pool
health all summer, but was though
better, and the death came most une'
pectedly.
The funeral date has not been de
cided upon at this time. The Ledger
joins the many friends Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. Fritts in extending sympathy II
this sad hour. He was their onl.
child and bright little chap.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
|oULD HAVE A

AhFNN -
lTAuouA NEXT YEAR
proportion Of the people
Z very much In favor OF
a next year. II the To-
Tho are behind this en-
year had organized ana
atter concerted attention
could have all been cold
you'd have been no def-
Re going 70 have chautau-
und us next year and we
ppe arrangements will be
PAT Mexico will not be
q Of the circuit. chautau-
lecturers and enter
various kinds to a town
be secured In any other
believe II the matter is
handled the Underwriters
sbIe to come out even even
h feel sure there will be no
/ getting forty or fifty peo'
the proposition fo'
The Mexico Ledger vii
shares Of the fifty or fou'
the forty, that ls, we will
one-tenth Of the deficit !
ne,provldlng our people VIII
'sted in this matter as
we are feel like 1t ls I'm
bat we should have an en-
ht Of this kind next year
itauqua spirit and chautau
Rphere lie worth something
Hike Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

THE LEDGER believes in keepint,
everlsstingly al It whenever It comes
to an enterprise that tends to the
prosperity and betterment OF Mexico
and Audrain County. That's the way
to build roads. That's the way to
help build concrete bridges. That's
the way to get success
ful results In any enterprise, espec-
ially is this the case when It comes
to merchants advertising.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
/ LEDGER'S.
DADS FUND

ributed to this fund
the building of three
u on the North Mis-
state Highway In the
rlct, two Just east OF
in Mexico Just west
In addition to the
through Hon. Geo.
Ident Of the North
Highway the city Of
81 s.mIle road district
going TO make con
you reality want to
ood road work, you
nce to make a small
b. for permanent road
4 close to Mexico
do the most good.
btrlbutlon Immediately
pn these bridges can
Tor. Plans are being
ast $500 will bo need
amounts have been sus
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
Case Of Misplaced Sympathy.

Case OF Misplaced Sympathy
The strenuous life which a cloth
rabbit was forced to lead by vigor
Gus young master wore 1t so thin that
IL substructure Of wooden splints was
exposed. Touching them softly, ths
small owner who had reduced 1t 70
that sad state said sympathstically:
"Poor beauty, DO your eornE hurt very
muchf"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

pultry business Of Audraln
one Of our most prosperous
and the poultry-buyers OF
by top prices IN cash the
Hnd. The mony Is expended
local merchants and the
l and poultry.byers should
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Llewellyn. Wednesday morning, Aug
27, 1918, a daughter. Miss Caroline
Elizabeth Llewellyn. Fred Is as
happy as a lark, but seems rather
nervous on his first day of father
hood.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28
N. EVANS STORE RossEr

S. N. EVANS STORE ROBBED
While Sam Evans was in Cen
tralia, Tuesday afternoon, attending
the Chicken Show, his store was
robbed of a. pair of pants. wv F
Buckley and Jack Kistmeal were ar
rested. The former pleaded guilty
and was fined $50. The latter plead
ed not guilty.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1913-08-28

WHILE Congress Is in session,
President Wilson will stay at Wash.
ington and sweiter with them. So
all the heroes did not die in Gettys
burg, II seems. J III