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said Old Ladies' Home, and request
that she be admitted TO said home.
Ordered this Sept. 2. 1913.
AUDIT OF BOOKS OF OFF.
GERS SHOWS CORRECT
ACCOUNTING.

In the matter Of the audit of the
county's books by Expert Account
ant +. a. Cameron having this day
filed his audit Of the Books Of the
county and gone over the same with
the Board, and the Board being
satisfied that he has fully gone into
the matter. and that the account as
tiled by him of all the funds and
officers is correct and that the same
is we'll gotten up and the report
nicely condensed of each and every
officer and each and every fund in
the county. 1t is hereby ordered
that the same be received. fled
and adopted by the Board and that
the same be kept in the Office OF the
Chancery Clerk as a permanent rec
ord thereof. Done this the Srd
day Of Sept. A, d. 1918.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-09-03

ping vat. 81.
7. c. Clark, mdse.. as per bill,
chg. L. P. Coon, Dist. 3, $51.S9.
Ordered that the Board do now
adjourn until tomorrow morning at
$3.50 a. m.
e. M. BRISTER.
President.
R. w. McNAIR. CLERK.
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SUBSCRIPTION 81 A YEAR.
Our School
Shoes.

represent the very best collection of footwear
tor the little ones, the medium sized ones and
the boys and girls
Care and study has marked the getting to-
gether Of this years stock, as we want to
please every little foot that comes into our
SHOE DEPARTMENT, and then we
keep them shined Throughout the year for you,
always keeping their footwear fresh and clean.
Our buyer, Mrs. Boadwee, is now in the
market looking after the Dry Goods require
ments, and will next week visit the NEW
YORK MARKET in the interest of the
Ready-to-wear lines, which will be shipped
in as early as possible, and this season S nov
elites will show many new and catchy ideas.
You want values and we are going TO
put them out. Just keep in touch with
us and watch the new things coming
i'm.
9&pe9
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ACCOUNTS ALLOWED:

T. H. Montgomery. convey ing
lunatic to Natchez, SLIGO.
T. H. Montgomery, conveying
lunatic to Jackson. $10.36.
DR.. l. L. Parsons, examination
Of John Crawford. lunatic. $5.
Chas. D. Smith, mdse. for court
house. SIS.
DIR. F. E. Collins, examining
John Crawford, lunatic, SIS.
7. H. Montgomery. freight paid
on coal. $100.70.
DIR. ]. H. Johnson, examining
lunatic L.. Frelick, $5.
7. H. Montgomery, expense of
return OF Florence Moses, S5.
DR.. ". b. Martin, examining
lunatic, Lonnie Martin. $5.
DR.. F. d. Thompson. examining
lunatic. Lonnie Martin, So.
B. E. James. hauling So tons
coal. $26. 80.
T. n. Montgomery. cost, Jail fee
and conveying Dick Mullins. $24.S0.
D. A. Parnell. lumber for dip.
ping vat. $7.93.
Elliott Fisher CO.. attachment
for typewriter. 45c.
Frank Furr, lumber as per bill.
1926.
Smith 4 Lowell, lumber for dip.
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ERRONEOUS POLL TAX.

1t is ordered by the Board that
Will Davis. coIored. be and he is
hereby exempt from paying poll
tax for the year 1928. on ac-
count of his being over the age of
60 years. 1t is further ordered that
the sheriff and tax collector be
given credit with the same.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-09-03
LUMBER CONTRACT.

In the matter of letting the con-
tract for lumber to be furnished
in Dist. No. A. for the ensuing
three months.
This matter coming on to be
heard and the Board having consid-
cred the bids filed and it appearing
that V. D. Williams-bid the sum of
SIG per m. feet for furnishing Dist.
a for the next three months with
necessary lumber, and this being
the best and lowest bid received, it
is hereby ordered by the Board that
he be allowed the contract for
furnishing the same-12 and 14-inch
timbers at $18 per m. This price
is submitted for timber at the mill.
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In the matter of the petition filed
for sDd against compulsory dip
ping for eradication of the cattle
tick.
This matter coming on to be
heard on the petitions pro and con
and the Board having carefully
tabulated the. same, and the peti.
tions against compulsory dipping
being nearly ten to one actual count
of names on said petitions; it is
hereby ordered by the Board that
the prayer of the petitioners
against the compulsory dipping
vats be and the same is hereby
granted and that there be no COM
pulsory orders passed by the Board,
and that the prayers of the petit
tioners in favor of compulsory dip
ping be denied.
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Cotton Crop Summary for a Week.

Continued on -r6urshsF sFasse.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-09-03
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT CONVENES IN FALL TERM

Court Compliments County Its Better Moral Condition Also Talks
Court Economy Requesting Board Of Supervisors and Grand Jury
to Meet Early and Stay as Late the Court Does.
The Semi-weekly leader. (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1905-1941, 1913-09-03
10TH SECTION LOANS.

In the matter of the application of
A. Maxwell for a loan of $500
out of 10th Section Funds.
This matter coming on to be
heard on the application of A.
Maxwell for loan of $500 out of
the 10th Section Funds and the
Board having examined the records
and find that this is not so per cent
of the assessed valuation of the land
offered as sescurity and deeming
the same good loan; it is hereby
ordered that the loan be made and
warrant for same issued to him
upon his presenting to the Clerk of
this Board an abstract of title to
his land and upon signing the
proper papers TO the President of
the Board, for Lincoln county. -
In the matter Of the application OF
r. w. Brister for a loan Of $3.50
out OF 10th Sec. T. S, r. s e.
Fund.
This matter coming on to be
heard upon the application Of r.
w. Brister. and the Board having
examined the records and find that
the assessed valuation. uf the land
is sufficient to warrant the loan; it
is hereby ordered by the Board
that the loan be made upon his
giving the proper abstract to the
Clerk of this Board and upon his
executing the proper papers to the
President of the Board, for Lincoln
county.
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COUNTY BOOKS 0. H.
NO CATTLE DIPPING
Other Board Matters -SOIOns viii
No Doubt be in Session all
of This Week.
State of Mississippi,
Lincoln County.

Lincoln County.
Be it remembered that at reg
ular meeting of the Board of Sup
ervisors, begun and held in the
Chancery Clerks Office, in the City
of Brookhaven, in the county and
State aforesaid, on the first Monday
in September, 1913, the same being
the first day of September, 19l3s
there were present. the Hons. C..
NJ. Brister, President, Dist. 8;
z. P. Jones, Dist. L; /. H. Smith,
Dist. 2: j. E. Moak, Dist. 8, and
c. G. Coleman, Dist. s. members;
T. H. Montgomery, sheriff, and R.
W. McNalr. clerk, the following
proceedings were had and done, to-
wit:
COMPULSORY DIPPING OF
CATTLE WILL NOT BE
EN- FORCED.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Ell PASO TEAMS TO
ARRIVE HERE At
6 TOMORROW
Thrilling Contests on the Bag-
ketball Court Are Expected
When Doubleheader Be
tween High School Teams
Begins Friday Evening.

Th. El rHaH high SCHOOL I.EF ana
E.r.. basket HHI tr.n. NI .rrHr
u AIhuGU.ruu. olr'. famurr." morn.
ing end viU .p.uI fha dHs hels tbn
lHDsu ui thD Albuquerque, hiEE school
organization. Ih. EI HaHH HuG 49,
hu4u.flu# H... .Uu EIfI. team. H0I
DlH#h .u duHn.a. header .u fuu Nr-
WuIE tomorrow evening GuI ilu'Uua
auI UNDiNuE contest" should r."U|t
The El Ttso girls uuu Hst w.Dk rw
ihr Agricultural ,.N ag, gr.. while
fut lI Iasn boys Iusf Geo thr A.-
hE uu. point % H Ono Hwh.iuI of
thr lu-sI high school teams % win
both game. from EI Iu.p 'rm rrnN
night This HuuId mean The cham
piouthlp UI fhr state fur ihum The
On pusp hieh school luEf team ia
composed cot 49, klWurn Louis itub-
eriton. % lluu Cart Nice. Drh3u
walker T. schumacher Nelson
llh,iuh,msr The girls team Be-
made up OF Misses Elizabeth iiui
ledge Reruardue schultz Margar,'
I'rtau. Na,. Wpute DDua lIecE
Charles Carter Esul Scutt.u and
Marian ram,s
% dance 1901 follow 90. game o..
morrow evening with thc Gi pas
Visitors thr guests uI honor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
sl,o, ON the otI,cr Foot.

Jefferson city. Mo. Jan. 23 THE
Democrats have apparently set about
10 cripple the initiative SO Az 20 ren-
der Il cfoctual. or 20 repeal fnc
amendment n possible. Three m.1s-
ures attacking tho initiative have
been introduced
The nrst would prohibit t1o people
from submitting amendment re'nuur
70 taxation and particularly thc single
tax.
The second would make 70 impus-
sihle 10 set sufficient signatures to
submit an Rrl % provides thof th,
petitions shall Do. signed 100 the rrps-
enCe 0f tbo county clerk
Tho third would restrict tho uFe ri
the initiative to such an extent as '
make 10 practically nuIN.
Tho ilH VHs introduced ny Mr orr
~ Livingston county 10 provide.
that when measure submitted under
The initiative Del defeated 30 HhaN NOT
bo again submitted until ton years
have elapsed.
Democrats became alarmed two
years ago when tHr Republican fiat,
committee raised 10000 signature
asking for tho submission NJ Wu
amendment laying ont fair scnatofia.
| districts These signatures were
/ thrown oat by the srgromry of stat"
Last summer 90, Republicans failed
Z b., "a frW thousund to gDi the requisite
number necessary to submit q Hena
tofial measure
The possibility az Republicans usln'
| ihe initiative to Iay out senatorial dit
iTlrss or tho referendum Co fep't
/ ryrrymanders prepared hy ihe Dem"
! crafts. ls responsible for usm"rfttH
hostility ID thm legislation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
BATTLING CHICO
AND CHAVEZ TO
MEET FEB. e
Articles Forwarded to Both
Boys; Los Angeles Lad Is
Coming February Ist TO Be-
come Acchmated.

Director Mark Levy of the New
Mexico Athletic club today forwarded
"a Benny chavez OF Trinidad anu
Battling Chico ui IuH Angeles articles
uf agreement Tor t t,n.round bout tu
ho pulled uu iu Albuquerque on Feb
ru3ry l- The articles were forward
ed following the receipt Yf a telegram
from ChiCu's manager E. j. Mohan,
ugrceIns to the purse and conditions
for the bout Chico agrees 60 come
der to heuum" HrHliWHtrl. AS both
der fu bDruW. H..NWttD AE both
Chico and chavez are practically the
Same weight Hnd s.l,. the battle
should he "a great One. Dhinu's last
battle OF importance Was some months
ago. when hD lost teu-Iuund decision
Co Riddle tHmpl. Hhu fights kid VIII
liaWf of hIIumur. BOO lus Angeles
February d.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

tb9 Leased Wire to Evening Herald
Chicago. Ills. Jan 23 Battling
Nelson. former champion lightweight
fighter 81 the world, ana Miss Fay
King. for several years Cartoouist on
the Denver Post. were married hero
this afternoon. Nelson nnd hie bride
20 be arrived IN Chicago from Denver
this morning ana entertained tn So
friends az breakfast u was at first
planned 40 have the wedding az IieRe-
wisch. Ills, Nelson's home town and
where az one time ne was mayor Nell
son Is thirty years old and his bride
~ %. Personal friends 81 the cou-
pie have known for soma time TINT
they were in love with each other. but
there was no intimation that an early
marriage was contemplated. The
cartoonist first met Nelson when she
was sent 10 interview him in Dem
yer. Nelson is scheduled 10 fight zoo
Racine. Wis. on February 3. ~ is said
that the Durable Dane Will retire ior-
ever from the ring after he has ful-
filled existing engagements. this bee
ing one 81 the stipulatlons upon which
Miss King consented 20 become his
wife.
Nelson r. I'm many ways the most
remarkable pugillst In the history ~
the American ring He lost the Slit
weight championship 90 Al WuieHu
on February go 1905 IN Richmond,
Cal. bat has fought hundreds Of hat-
ties since that time fighting as often
as three times "a week. Nelson d.
wealthy. hoing worth in the neigh bor-
hood Of alIO.O0O.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

amateur Vclterw"iEht championship
Geo san Francisco. Hc sees nothing
harmful la his participation iu th"
tournament and has turned 20 deaf cnr
ESQ those who save sought Ca dIssuado
him. I understand that neither Gov
,Juor Johnson, his father, nor HIr,m
". Johnson. Jr.. his brother has vote
,I amy objection Geo his m'ruuE
clark"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

An IMMIGRANT wnH coming over
from pills island pu Ono forty boat
as tHo sunset gm NIH discharged
"PhutH Chat hy inquired OF Die
friends. rather alarmed
"Dh thuis uu..f .rH fHl f.ulv.
"B no. power. - mGI Doc 20 ercnt
country whore tUD .uu goes I0Wu with
sHeh nop as th8r ue eAolaimed -
Judge
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

N.w Yurk-DWDu sanction WIS
.I.,u Yesterday to the ARRANGEMENT Dos
which tur Sew York American league
.ua Nu play uu the Polo grounds.
tne homo cor tho National ,,Yru'rs.
tH, coming season
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

M.iFaW sent uru.a, n. Toronto
uud'r 40 upuYuW UHrrw,ul carly
lari summer aud recalled Nlm .u sep.
TENDER but WAS mot satisfied Chat he
would return Co form
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
Fay King, Denver CGrtOOnist, Weds Battling
Nelson, Former Lightweight Champion

Durable Dane, One Of Greatest
Pugilists That Ever Donned
a Glove, Sucoumbs at Last
to Knockout Blow From Dan
Cupid; Special Train Carries
Bridal Party to Hegewich,
Ill, Bats Home Town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

fsAuto waits until 1890 a. .E for
nrr,vsf ~ IL. y. a s W. train no. -
Rsfa one way, 40, Round trip. tls.
fae lie. AaeeBFe carried free. excess
E.rrawa. 81 81 per 100 lbs bsggag'
- a / 500 lns. carried.
Cannacllons mnde a. V6uWhn with
Ai 81 IN a ). w. aud SANTA Fe tfhim
.ls,tuh(l. aa5o ca. Boswell, Owner
G,nal|aKtan unoa, Vnn9hn. Aeelata
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

springfield Mass OWciul scores
from fao thirteenth aud fourteenth
rounds of indoor league race ui the
United states Revolver association
which were announced yesterday.
show only two indicated teams Pm
tbo league Manhattan. OF Sew YORK
CITY and olympic, of suu Francisco.
spokane was tho last team tn dfop
ont at thc uudofoatrd ust Th" re-
suits Of the fifteenth ana aXioenih
rounds were announced uuohicially hH
follows Denver defeated NnuhfH
town, i,l22 20 lUtt, Springfield de-
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

N.v YORK Eddi, NrGoorty. ct
OSHKOSH Wisconsin. defeated fr'ddi"
Hicks. of Detroit. Michigan, boo % i.i'-
round bout here Hsf night Nc
Goortv was the Hggrosaor but seemed
to lack steam bon hIs punches hr
landed l,u hooks frequently ON ~"
head and pr, and rghi upper cot" ="
ih. body nut Hicks NIinvnud them all
and fought huck 0Ith Iofts to the
stomach aud ribs.
HICKS took lot ~ punishment hn'
stood it VOL There was little or IN"
lu-uEh'ug 700 the work being don" "'
long range with MrG0orty lundins
tour punches io rho other mans one.
Tb, men weighed 200 GO 1893 pounds
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23

cincinnati. President Charles
~. Murphy of rhe Chicso Nationals.
announced here last night TINT he
would hold u meeting today with MI
I.r Huggus, manager of The -. Louis
Nationals and ,udotvur 90 obtain hy
trade ur purchase First Basrman kon-
,i,hg ana pitcher Sallcc of 81 Louis.
Manager Higgins said that neither ol
his ruysrs we're for sale or trade
under any conditions Murphy shIo
.uu his trading material consisted OF
PHriHu. -h,.FHrd. ~lior aud cheney
.....I l.l money consideration,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-01-23
SPORTING BREVITIES
OFF THE WIRE.

FORT WAYNE. Ind Jesse willard.
heavyweight. knocked out Frank
Bauers. of 81 Charles. Illinois in the
NTH round. OF scheduled ten-round
bout here last night \ right upper
cut Geo the point of the jaN, won Tor
willard.
Bauer was outclassed throughout
and in the third WAS sent to the mat
with a right 90 the jaw but was saved
bN the gong willard broke bone IN
his hand IN the bout.
Boston-iIugh Bedient the Red Sox
pitcher. whose brilliant work wuH one
ct "a. sensational features ~ the
WORLDS series. sent in yesterday, his
second contract Tor next gear Bcdleut
Be- the only member of the world $
champions regular pitching stan To
agre, Go terms thus far.
Kansas City-Tommy Howell. OF
Philadelphia. was given the decision
over Raw Bronson. of indianapolis, in
a. t,u-round bout here last night.
Bronson WAS knocked down three
times iu the third round and once 90
tb. tenth.
ST. Louis Dwight stone, pitcher
formerly OF the ogden. Utah, team OF
the Union association. nns signed to-
day uy the So Louis Americans.
Oakland cal 'Guubpat' smith
defeated Al McCuskey. OF Sew York
last u.ght iu heavyweight battle that
had been scheduled Co $50 ten rounds
police stopped the nght Loo the third
round when McClusky was virtually
out
cincinnati. President Charles
~ Murphy. of the Chiea-o Nationals.
announced here last night TINT he
would hold 20 meeting today with MI
- LL---.---.-.- 49,. - ~. - In. - I.muLa
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Lives Lost in Fire.

Chicago, May 26.-Two persons
lost heir lives and five others were
badly burned in a fire today that de,
stroyed a building occupied as a gro,
Gerry store and dwelling house at
Cicero, a suburb, early today. The
dead are Mrs. Martha Lieberman,
aged so; Lillian Jacobs, II months
old, an adopted daughter. The fire
broke out in the store and swept rap.
idly upward into the room occupied
by the Lieberman family on the sec
ond floor. Alfred Lieberman. aged
SO, the husband, and Harry Lieber-
man, aged IS, son, made vain at.
tempts to rescue Mrs. Lieberman and
baby, who slept in a rear room. Both
were badly burned. Thomas Dooley
OF an engine company was burned
about the face.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
FACTORY TO REBUILD
Contracts Let for New Oskalo0sa
Manufacturing Building.

Construction work was inaugurated
Saturday morning on the rebuilding
of the factory building of the Oskaloo.
sa Manufacturing Co. that was des-
troyed and damaged by fire early this
season. The west forty feet of the
big building being burned out and a
part OF the room adjoining on the
east damaged. The new building,
however, is to be made larger, being
double the size of the part destroyed
and the new work and the recon.
!struction will give floor space eighty
by eighty feet, one story, modern fac
tory construction of brick and ce.
ment, concrete floors, roof construc-
ton of the new saw tooth" type
| with modern lighting from north.faced
sky openings. rr...s
Contracts for the brick aud con.
crete work have been awarded to
Harry H. Phinney and the wood work
to Pearl w. Sparks, both Oskaloosa
contractors. The building is to stand
completed in thirty days. Mr.. Schee,
president of the Oskaloosa Manufac.
turing Co., expects to occupy the new
building with a full force of workmen
not later than July first.
! Machinery and equipment for the
restored factory building and the add.
tons have been purchased and are
now on the road to be on hand and
ready for installation as soon as the
J room Is completed. Men enough will
be employed on the buildings to com.
plete the work within thirty days.
Another Building.
| Plans haVn hpau 1pnnIotod for tho
erection OF building, twenty feet
front by one hundred and twenty feet
length, one.story, concrete floor and
modern skylighting. at No. PIT First
avenue West, the old home of the
Joseph Jones carriage factory. A
long term lease of the new building
has been made by the Oskaloosa
Motor Car Co., and the improvements
ARE being made by the owner, p. j.
Ellsworth. The building will be add
ed to the present quarters of the Mo-
tor Car company, giving them floor
accommodations of eighty feet front
by one hundred and twenty feet In
length. The addition on the east of
the present building will be made to
conform with the present building
land to do this a new cement block
front will be put in, making q hand.
some Improvement for that part of
town. Work on the new building will
be completed as soon as possible as
the company is sorely in need of the
space.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
Law May Be Unconstitutional.

DeS MONIES, May Z4.-The speaker
of the Thirty-third general assembly
OF Iowa failed to sign the Cosson red
light law The constitution of the
state provides that all bills be signed
by the speaker Of the house and presi-
dent of the senate before they are
sent to the governor for approval.
This slip makes the law technically
unconstitutional In Iowa the ST.
preme court in recent years has not
been called upon to settle the consti-
nationality of law that was not prop
'erly signed. In other states this ques-
ton has been raised. The tendency
'of the courts to overlook technicali.
ties in laws is not so prevalent in
cases OF this kind. If the bars to one
provision OF the constitution are drop
ped others can be dropped with equal
ease and the constitution would soon
exist in name only, 1t is claimed.
George Cosson, author of the bill, has
known of the missing signature for
some time, it is understood.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
BIG FIELD MEET
At DES MONIES
coSsoN RED LIGHT" LAW MAY
PROVE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
BATAVIA FARMER KILLS SELF
Forty.one Young People To Graduate
From Washington High School on
Wednesday--Three Girls Injured
by r. l., Near Pennington.

Des Moines, May 24.-Des holmes
is filed today with college men and
high school pupils attending the an.
nual field meet at the Drake stadium.
This morning the high school pre-,
were held with the follow.
ing results:
100 yard dash--lst heat, Hoyt of
Greenfield, LIST, Roche of Davenport
I'd, Powers OF Cedar Rapids, 3D. Car.
son of West Des Moines, 4th: time,
10 3-5 seconds.
Second heat-Jarvis of East Des
Molnes, lst, Miller of West Des
Moines, I'd, Harper of Guthrie county,
Sd, Nelson of Grinnell, 4th; time,
10 3-5 seconds.
$50 yard dash-1st heat: Pophatidt
of Davenport, list, Evans of West Des
Moines, I'd, Zeigler of Fairfield, 3d.
hufus Of North Des Moines. 4th
time, "a seconds.
Second heat: Augustine of Orient
LIST, Mellor of West Des Moines. I'd
Nelson of Grinnell, Sd, Sedwick OF
Sioux City, 4th.
100 yard hurdles-lst heat: Byers
of East Des Moines, LIST, Maffffy of AL
bia, I'd Brober Of Cedar Rapids, Sd
time, i16 4-5 seconds.
Second heat: Parker OF MARSHALL
town and Dubel of Sioux City tied for
first; Greene of East Des Moines, Sd
Time, 16 3-5 seconds.
220 yard hurdle-Farnsworth OF
North Des Moines. LIST, Byers of East
Des Moines, I'd, Farley of Indianola
Sd. Time, q 3-5 seconds.
Second heat: Dubel of Sioux City
LIST, Rogers of Fort Des Moines, I'd
Green of East Des Moines, Sd. Time
81 As seconds.
Pole vault-Dutton of Anamosa, LIST
McNamaha OF West Des Moines, I'd
O'Neil of Fort Dodge, Sd, Reynerd OF
Newton, 4th, Taylor of Pomeroy, 9Th
Height, 10 feet.
220 yard dash-lst heat, Hoyt OF
list, Sigler of Fairfield, I'd
bort of Davenport, Sd. Time, % IS.
Second heat-Woodburn of West
Des Moines, LIST, Jarvis of East Des
Mones, I'd, Harper of Guthrie Center
3rd. Time, % Is seconds.
The Oskaloosa herald. (Oskaloosa, Mahaska County, Iowa) 1885-1919, 1913-05-29
THE MONEY IS READY
Mckinley Syndicate Will be Here
June 2, for Transfer.

c. r. Lofiand, of the Oskaloosa
Traction 4 Light company. is in re.
lceipt Of q communication from Mr.
William Mckinley. of the Illinois
Traction Company, stating that the
money for the taking over of the pro
perry OF the Oskaloosa Traction 4
Light company Is in hand. June
LIST occurring on Sunday, Mr.. Nc.
Kinley will be in Oskaloosa Monday,
June 2, to take possession of the
local property for his company and
to look after the details OF the for.
NAL transfer.