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The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
Notice for Publication
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roDartinent of the Interior.
U. S Land onee at Lamar, Colorado
Septsn6cr 2, i1'5.
Nttice naredy gyfu that Cia-'es p. nov h.
crh-uaa.s tasg,ilae 4a1scs Hs F9-om New
'i sl,sa 16 ac lath dgy OF FesrnaI5 rs. he
BY -.ts ohge orn 'aler cnt and aIuFaalim.
Me- n rurehasq the uesno'i. scction /.
% nv of section Tngr. aoau.
Renee Fen pripeira! Meridian and tho
rut tHar, uador The proyisione Of the act
OF luue :, s7 aHd acts smou5i.toiy, lnoy.u as
The timber uni Stone Law" at such vtlus as
might leGaod bl aHpiaisomcn; aaG that uur,u-
aut to such applies ton theland apd ti1Der ;hore-
ON h7ye been aupraiaed, Four Gundr-a aud no
l11 Dalats tee tnbcr eslimated G0oao board feet
atEltc rtr 2l and the iana s2co.co that said APP
uGcant y,u g-cr Hual proof in support OF his APP
pli,atiou and sacsu statement on the 22rd day Of
S5yrnhar hlfore thc olerl, Of the district
cous-a r I'D oor.do.
taf neasa a- 4l-r2 tp af-less aHis pgr-
Ghosclsur atu ait,atea contest suy
6mo Je0ra rstm isGvea l,y Glinsa eorroh.ratcd
amdtH ge; alleging said faeta whieh
would dsls.- Also eailt-
UUGENE Al. WHITAKER,
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
%oriCE FoR PUBLICATION
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%orlcE FoR PUBLICATION
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Department OF the Interior.
United States Land onicc,
Lamar. Colorado. Aug. ~, 1918,
Notice ia hereby givcn that Georr W. Simpson o.
springaet Colorado who March L ls0a
made Homestead entry No. O'cs ior lots
5 iSW sostiol 81 and ou Mar 81 .t1 made
odaitiraI homestead try no. W2is8 for sw '4- Of
Section towushr g. r. 45 W. Cth y. ~,
has filed notice Of intention to make ibrcc-
year ,proof TO cstablifh claim 10 the land
aboye described before the United stttes
Commissooer TT Springfield Colorado or the
ti. day Of ce.as 9!2.
Claimant names Witnesses:
Ralph Hooker
Maurice LONG
john a. BrnHm
j. II. Wade. eh Of prngdeld. Colorado.
tuGEN u. WHITAKER
Register.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26

1t Hoesn't matter where in the couny Won live
and conduct your business, tie He ad can do
your job work and get it to you
Remember that the Herald plant is made Up of
about half Il dozen newspaper outfts-big and
little, and the Herald consequently is equipped for
business.
We have small Job press-eighth medium, on
which to do snall-sized jobs, such as cards and
letter heads. Then we have a larger press quar-
ter medium, for circulars and posters. And after
these two is the big cylinder press on which can
be run larger posters of any size wanted.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

MYs. Vanorsdol was quite sick
last week but has recovered.
Baker Bros. are making the
cement blocks for Cotton's gar
age.
The Chrisjvs left for their new
I amar home Sunday in their new
auto
". T.. Ho,nsh"r hr. sol.l h-a
OTIS south of the Mills residence
to Mrs. .Iordor.
Ollie eac', md wife passed
through town Tuesday on their
way to tie cedars.
\. y. Furton will move lis bar
Der shop tn the Kaiser building
about October first.
G. A. Radford. Wichita, kans..
casts his lot with the Herald
family the coming year.
One span of mules ut the Chris.
ty sale was sold to II. L. Baker
and another to f. D. Howell.
MRS. Elmer Gordon and little
child returned Monday from
visit to friends and incidentally
the state fair at Pueblo.
Burton e Wagner are now
supplying the penpl" with fraah
meats. Their shop is first door
north of the Wagner hotel.
]. H. Christy Saturday sold the
rest of his horses and mules to
MI. Turre- for around $1,000,
and he and his wife left Sunday
for their new home in Lamar,
R. G. Cotton has the cement
on the ground for his concrete
garage to be built north of Kais-
er's pool hall. and work is now
progressing on it. Itr7ill be 25
by 40, and will be finished in
about thirty days.
Robert Homsher took his sis
ter Ruth and his mother to La
mar last week, and he himself
remained for several davs. Mrs.
Homsher is in very poor health.
and went to Lamar where she
could receive medical treatment.
Miss Ruth will take care of her
mother while in Lamar.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
Legal Notices.
NOTICE ron PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FoR PUBLICATION.
Publ aor
De- ar'tnout OF tla Interior
US Land oHjre at Ioulnr. Colorado.
Avg 25, 1913
Notice is horeby given ,het James ~. Wl4ana
Of springfield coior.ao VINO on Ser subar l.,
1000 maie aofso5teaa entry serial 30 Hli2.
fcr ~ Of aeetanal, q Up. 2's. Rans, 20 W6th
,rg,acinal Meridien h's alsi notice ol intcntoa
to male three yotrvr7 10 c4tabii1h claim 70
the land above deserted before tho United
statea cop'an'=sianer as SPRINGFIELD toloraeo
the iith ley u Oct. i'S.
Clai5sni nures asWiiucsses;
W 3 Crawford.
William g BeneGel
Jeis @cccyi
walto- a. seae5el alof sorineGeld, Colo
rado
EUcENEM. wHlTAEER.
REGISTER
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
S. NJ. KoNKEL.
Fall Wheat for Sale.
FOR EXCHANGE

One seven Passenger white
steam Automobile, with full
equipment on good condition,
for land or. stock. What have
you? Write me.-adv.
L. J Cromwell
9O5 So. I.owrence Ave,
Wichita, Kansas.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26


NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
aPuhhslerl
Department OF The interior,
Unitsd States Lnnd Office.
Lamar. Colorado September 4. 1913.
Noucs Is hereby given that Ayie Mackoy of
Wentworth. Colorado who rec. -, $40 made
ho'aeste entry serial No. ONO for Lotsl. p 3,
2 @ 4nw' and e. ~ Of sec.5i r.!3 Sing Il ".
b "Tnoipal hleriailu has i!oi notice Of intention
make three year ps.of to establish claim to the
md above described teforc the United States
commissioner q spria gGclI, Colorado on the 2Tth
Jay u oct i9It
Claiaart nnnes as Witnesses;
C. AZ. Co7ari Of We twerth, Colorrdo
Tu'no McGnry Point Rocks, Eansas
Olaf s. Larson,
ANel arson. both Of airport, colorado.
EuGENE NJ. WHITAKER, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Publisher
Depay ,nont Of tho Interior,
U. 6. Land Office at

Lamar Colombo Angus ~. 1919.
.NGHsi is hcrely sislh u.ut lames -e.sha''
Of Yoata7rth co'-s3Io who ON SCR Z. il 60.
m, rde homes-aad entity No. s5le serid So.
137d6, FOR aei Of section "A Township
% $, Range a. " 9th Principal Meridiau.
has 1'ol 75Hea Of intention 10 mata fyo
your proof establish claim to the land
ab I've ioecritcd before the Judge of Glr
colnty court at sprinaaeld Colombo, on The
tedas of scutenher .h!S.
ctaiutsn, names as witnesses:
NJ. M. Collins
}. L. collins both Of westola. Kansas.
q AMI aurtetsr
THtam saysra; 10th Of Of stoninston' Colo
rsdo.
auGENE NJ WHITAKER, Register.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
EUGENE NJ. wHlTAI,ER.
REGISTER
notice FOR PUBLICATION.
Publ;sher.)
Departrn ent Of the Interior
u. 5. Land Office at Lamar, Colo,

August II, 1915
Eotisa Sc hereby etyen that Louis $. Larson
Of Lamport, Colorado Who, IN Irecenber II, 'GO1
made homestead cntry No 1924 serial No. 'so7S
FOR the sw o. scetion 90. and on September 25,
1912, mtdo Addi'ional homes tead entry
10 oi29i5 Cor ihe nwA Of section 30,
1'vI 60 soaat. Range II w. 9Th. P. Meridian,
ha- Ilgd notice OF intention to make ave
year proof, 10 establish claim to the land
above dcscr'hcd- heiorc the United States Com
missioner NJ sprinsiield Colo, on the .2Gth 'ny
% septemhcr g H.
Cl9iman- rar an vitae ses;
go Weatsorth, Colorado
--sa Aa'fg . Fe.at ''oeas, Kansaa.
o@ aoth Of am art. colorado.
gUoG>E IL %uirANGn, Register
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
Norn;G E9N poBIlcNrIoN.

tPlrHahcrf
De ,ariu,u q the inteF'or
u. s: Ian dose. 'ai iainar ce-' Ars' i9a
7yoiie.isbs, e., rig..n ;}.t yaeFasa >. Green
r.t5 5f.. r ioisI lr au Gce l.lsi maio
aa4estaad oHt e' t'e- 'o' oil
lletiou eaud NE otfee' 9.'aaa'p y r
Eaure 90 w. G.h Fr'ncia7i --" 'ha cas- ~ not
tee ofm.ert!on to mo' iAte aar 'rf"2l TO es'
tahiah claim to :he land n'9Ns 'a13','s1 Dlioi {
tho United Stat 6 tommfslooei g sglIna a'a'
Calerud1 on the )th day oi September l't's
Claisnan nan 'es as Witnesses
Hervsy Bryan
q. G. Smith
Fred p. G4oca
Raymond !. c, zen all of Radley Colorado
EUGENE w. WHITAKER. RCRi3ter.
The Springfield herald., 1913-09-26
SOTIGE FoR PUBLICATION
iuDiisherl
UeEarineuJ OF th" interior,
a.. Sc Lau} OGicc At Lamar, Colorado.

Aug. q. 1878
No &c, IS hereby given that Mahlon votaw of
I.odia y, oloradu who or October 1912 mnde
home aeE cHtrg ecriel SO oiig72 for lots .. q,
e. s, y NV. ana G swi Of -cction 20
Towns 1ip 50 S Range z; X GthPriueipai
Merid An has FLED notice Of intention to make
three ca 81 10 establish clain 10 the and
above q serlhel before he Judge Of he County
Court f -priasHeM Colorado on Che 18th
das IS Oes tsr. gis
,an.u'a naHr rs witross'i:
! w "a s5eoa
iohn i { rinaes
I'd Cal jog
VIZ. Hr gHci Gj'cy Colrado.
EUGENE E."airahf.;. Fasistor
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
PROPERTY TRANSFERS.
Wsrranty Deed.

81 Hammond r. Payne to NJ and
= H. Britt. No 1853 West Merritts ave
nue., 80 by 100 feet September II.
$500. b Stevens to 7. r. Arnold
and Mrs Julia Cash, lot so by 1l6 feet,
west side Drew street, liz feet north OF
Proctor street December 10, 1872.
S370-Mrs Julia Cash to J. J. Haverty
same property. september Il
S425- Mrs Julia Cash to 7. r. Arnot
one-half interest in lot 40 by ZIG feet
west side Drew street, l72 feet north
Of Payne avenue. January g.
SEPT f.. Arnot to Mrs. Julia Cash
same property SeptemAer Is. -,
81 SOW T. Williams TO Samuel j.
Minnieheld, lot IS by 100 feet, south side
Magnolia street, 1913 feet east Of Maple
street June IA.
S65-Joseph Thompson to John b. SUIT
Ties. lot Is by $50 feet, south side
Thayer avenue. September 49,
81 gOO-D A. Carter to Mrs. LOttie l.
Greene, lot so by l6S feet northwest
corner Avery drive and Piedmont ave
nue. September Il.
500 Mrs Lucy Reese to Mrs. ). r
Galloway. lot 90 by 40 feet, being lots
q and %, block 3, land lot 1872, Four
teenth District August ~.
500 Mrs S. f. Galloway to Ed Tate
same property. September 10.
ED Tate to ]. II. Esco and j
+ Holt. same property. September IL.
S450-B u. Watkins to w. =. Feath-
erstone lot l62 by 40 feet, north side
Simpson street, So feet east Of Temple
street September 9
S6N-W estview Cemetery Association
to Eugene Anderson, lot 429, section y
March II.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
REAL ESTATE AND
CONSTRUCTION NE WIS

me BuIidlng inspector oHItt
day by the Eichberg Heating Compa =
ny. Among those VINO VIII MAKE 81 u
additions are }. NJ. b. HoASeE' war
rem e.. Powell and Harold Hlrsth.
Building Herm'tS'
s. son ElaCh-Rcai Estate Trust
Company. East Ontario avenue. four
one story frame dwellings. Day
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

$1,000 F. Coppedge TO n ". Corey,
lot 80 by 200 feet, south side Green
wood avenue, 21O feet west Of Ponce
DeLeon place May %. 1911 Trans
ferred to Henrietta c. Dozer February
lS
$1,000. +. Coppedge to u. w. Corey,
lot 30 by 200 feet, south side Greenwood
avenue. 260 feet west of Ponce DeL,eon
place May %, 1911. Transferred to
Henrietta c Dozier February II.
s.. 8OO-Loyd G. Montague to Forest
f. Kellogg. lot SO by 40 feet, west side
Oakland avenue. Il S feet north of Bass
street. also lot SO by 40 feet west
side oakland avenue, l19 feet north of
Bass street August %
$4,000 Provident Realty and Trust
Company to Mary 7. Hastings, lot 46 by
2l2 feet, northeast corner Fourteenth
and Holly streets. August %.
Bonds for Title.
50. 600 Eugene +. Gray to O. G. Nc
Came lot 40 by 1856 feet. at junction OF
South Gordon street and ontario ave
nue. September l6
S6,3O0-Mrs + NJ Cody to Mrs Sarah
LaRoChe Roberts lot 56 by $50 feet
north side Augusta avenue. 216 feet east
Of Hin street September. 1913
81 O00-Mrs Willie y. Kelley to j J.
Butler, lot so by 200 feet No SlS st
Charles avenue. August ~
Slo.0O0-E w. Lynch to George s
Phillips. lot 100 by 100 feet. northeast
corner Washington and Hale streets
College Park. August IS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
123 THURMOND STREET is

1913 THURNOND STREET is
right in the midst Of the rail
roads and factory sites II IS
within 100 feet Of the A., b. & A.
Railroad. and in less than five
minutes walk Of Terminal sta
ton Here is a little pickup for
some one. as this will surely
double the price we ask for it in
a short while. and pay a nice lit
tie income in the meantime. See
lit, then see MS.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Not to Add Two Stories.

George w PARROTS AnsIey Park
apartment win be three stories and
cost 100000 as originally planned.
This decision was reached Thursday.
Mr. Parrot considered adding two
stories. but has decided to let the
original plans stand. The location is
at the southeast corner of Peachtree
and PeaChtree circle, in front Of the
stone house Of A. G. Rhodes.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Mortuau es.

S1.5OO-Mrs Sophia Cronheim to
shorter Rankin No. 467 South Pryor
street, 80 by l65 feet September 19
$500 T Kimbrough to Georgia In
vestments Inc. lot so by 200 feet west
side Jackson street, 1853 feet north Of
Highland avenue. September rs.
ST22-C. w. Lucas to Atlanta Banking
and Savings Company. lot 30 bv 200 feet.
north Of Hawk street, $50 feet west Of
Boulevard September 10
$402-Georgia Collier to same. lot IS
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Ready for Auto BUILDING.

Stores on Mrs Henry Smiths
property on the east side Of Peach
tree, Just south Of Linden street. have
been RACED, and the lot Is now ready
for the S54 600 building to be erected
there for the two automobile tire con
Germs which have leased the building.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Changing Residences.

George W PARROT has taken charge
of the former Cahaniss home at No.
1852 Peachtree, having recently bought
from II II. CabaniSs, and Mr. Caba-
Miss has moved to West Eleventh
street where he purchased a home in
January
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
PREPARING for Wiptar.

Atlanta home owners are busy pre-
pairing for winter by installing fur
naCes Permits for the installation of
seven heating plants were taken at
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

by 129 feet west side Ashby street. at
northeast corner Arnold Afford lot
September ?
S52s-Nancy Jones 20 same. lot 50 by
% feet on West Mitchell street $50 west
Of Jeptha street. September l6
s2,S00-Gordon Street Presbyterian
Church tby trusteesl To West End Bank
lot 50 by 100 feet on Gordon street, 220
feet southeast Of Lucille avenue: also
lot so by 80 feet on Lucille avenue. 200
feet east Of Gordon street. Sept. 10
Ss50-SamueI J. Minniefield 10 GeOr-
gIa Bank and trust Company. lot IS by
100 feet. south side Magnolia street 1873
feet east Of Maple street. August IA.
Sis Mrs u. r. Gomez 10 Colonial
Trust Company, lot i0X200 feet, west
side Mcdaniel street. l35 feet north Of
Crumley street September 16
Loan Deeds.
s50O-Mrs. Matte F. Word to Mrs.
Augusta Roberts. 373 Cherokee avenue.
80 by $50 feet July y.
S650-M. and p. II. Britt TO Mrs Ellen
V Reynolds. IS West Merritts avenue.
SO by 100 feet September II.
Sl,5o0-Jim Brown to Pete F. Yer
ghiotis. lot 80 by 81 feet. northwest cor
ner Edgewood avenue and Fort street.
September is.
$4,000 Lottie L. Greene to Home
Life Insurance Company, Il Avery
drive 50 by 1853 feet, September Is
Rosa Eichberg, 623 Highland avenue, 30
by 60 feet September II
S5194-H \. Etheridge to Fulton
County Home Builders. lot 204 by 100
feet. northeast corner Bedford and Sew
enth streets September H.
S3.000-S. W Sullivan TO Miss Lillian
NJ. Lacy, lot Al by $50 feet, east side
Bedford place. 81 feet north Of Eighth
street. September 18
S200-C. r. Maddox to John B. Rob
erts. lot p by 1879 feet. south side Mel
drim street being lot &c. Block 6 Of
J ". Green land land lot Ill, Four
teenth District May 80
EKecutriS Deed.
Sl,354-A. J. Jones estate lhy eNeCu-
trixl to w. L. Wright lot 100 by lO1
feet east side Randall street 100 feet
north Of Washington street. Septem-
| Der 16
$50 ancey Hardware Company
gainst Herbert l. Farrell lot III by
81 by So feet. west side Hale street. 20
feet north Of Virgil street Septem-
| Der IS
$5O-Same against same, lot 50 by 146
feet south side White street $50 feet
east of Springer street. September Is.
Land Contract.
50 100 Samuel Wolf to Dora StriCk-
land 81 Johnston street so by $40 feet
! July y, 1911
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

CLOSE N. in the Second Ward,
three negro houses. renting for
81 50 per month This is mum
her one Price $500. and can
make very easy terms.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

HAVE eight shares central Bank and
Trust Corporation stock What will
YOU offer" Address owner, Box li6,
care Georgian.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Many Loan Deeds.

\ comparatively large number ~
loan deeds continues to 90 to record
AT the county courthouse. This shows
that there IS plenty NJ money to be
loaned on good security, and that
confidence in real estate is somewhat
better than IL was several months
ago. The insurance companies CON
tlnue to be the chief lenders although
there are many private funds at the
disposal of people who need money.
Rates have hung between per cent
for large amounts and per cent for
the smaller amounts.
A Wcll-knOwu dealer has 10000
which he will place on central or
semi-central property at per cent.
The lender. he explains. would prefer
TO have gilt-edged security rather
than a higher rate Of interest.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

For SALE-To colored people. good
house and lot. small cash payment.
balauc, monthly. sol Third National
Bank Bldg
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

Land DO0tT9Cts
80 lOO-Samuel Wolf TO Dora StriCk
land, 81 Johnston street, go by 140 feet
July y. 1871
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

LET Us BUILD You "a home ON easy
terms, like rent. auNwh0rr lU the city.
400 Temple Court Bldg Main use
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
Era Of Prosperity
Seen by Gen. West
Luncheon POSTMASTER Talks Of the
States s175.ooJ,Ooo Cotton Crop.
Many Realty Men at Function.

The monthly luncheon Of the At
l..,.. p..r t ,5
''''''
"''S' OF 'He attention Of local T"a.
estate men Friday. The luncheon.
was held i'm the Hotel ArsIa,- and 4
r..r~-. -......,....
vi d '''''''N.
'reheraI y D. West, of the firm OF
A. J q n r. West. presided IA. toast
master md ,,.7o +F,a ,,,f,, Gam,
'''' 'i''' noon.
The money striugennv Of the past
few weeks is now p tbing Of history %
,..,l,.,I ,,...,..., ~. -, 80
,,o.l. a. WI" Sl'''-
'V'.oVD coming 10 GeorgIa through
her cotton crop and $3.50. 900. 900 to
tine cDtir. south from, tho .,.,,,, r.-,,,
q" 81" - upon US thai Is IN
precedcnted. I speak particularly of
Georgia. hccaus, in This state the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19
ERecutriS Deed.


$l,35i-A. j. Jones estate Chy exeCu-
triN to w. l.. Wright, lot 100 by lOl
feet east side Randall street. 100 feet
north Of Washington street Septem
Der l6
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-09-19

S5O-Same against same, lot 50 by lac
feet, south side White street. $50 feet
east of Springer street September IS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
SUIT COMMENCED TO
GET HUNTING DOGS
AVERILL. OWNER, BRINGS AC.
TION AGAINST j. VI. HART
NETT FOR DAMAGES.

One certain hunter may learn that
1t does not pay to monkey" with Of
ficers of the law. In fact he may
find that it costs considerable. All
Of which is a preface TO the sequel of
the story printed concerning the wrath
of District Game Warden Averill and
District Attorney Steiwer over the dis
appearance Of their bear dogs on the
eve of hunt.
Yesterday Ayerill, the owner of the
dogs, with Steiwer, as his attorney,
commenced suit against ]. NJ. Hart
nett to recover the dogs. $25 general
damages and $50 special damages, al
leging that Hartnett unlawfully took
the two dogs into the Wilbur noun
tain district without the permission
Of the owner. The dogs are valued
at $3.50 and the plaintiff claims that
they are trained to hunt predatory
animals and not game animals. There
fore, he charges, the value of the dogs
will be lessened by their present use
As chronicled, Averill ana Steiwei
were ready to start on bear hunt
Monday morning and upon calling
for the two fox hounds of the former
at the Al Despair ranch on Mckay
creek found that they had been taken
during the night. Whereat both were
much inflamed. Suspecting Hartnet'
because, it is charged. that hunter
once before borrowed" the animals
for a month without permission am
also because a member of the Hart
nett-Coutts-C Cramer party, which lef'
Sunday for Wilbur mountain, haC
asked for the dogs and had been re-
/ fused because the owner wished t
use them, Averill did little sleuth
ing and ascertained that his SUSPECT
/ ons were well founded.
/ The suit is the result and Specia
Deputy Sheriff A. a. Griggs left yes
terday morning to serve the paper
! upon the defendant
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
An Unique Heating Plant.
Another Cohan and Harris succ,

Another COhan and Harris Success.
That the taste of the large army of
amusement seekers of America is
leaning MORE and more toward plays
Of farcical nature. is the belief of
that progressive firm of theatrical
producers. Messrs. Cohan & Harris.
the public want to be amused rath-
er than instructed is the way they
figure the situation, and the pres
ent season would seem to bear out
this assertion.
Take the hits of the New York
stage during the past season, 80 per
cent of them were musical farces.
comedy dramas, straight farces or
musical plays. all constructed with
the one idea to create laughter And
| this is the main theme around which
Cohan & Harris are constructing their
campaign of 1913-1914 laughter.
If you have a play that has good
comedy lines and situation. they say
to would-be authors. let US read it.
If it contains bright lines, if it has
speed and action. if it is clean. In
short. if it has a punch We will pro-
duce it for you.
In stop Thief" which Cohan &
Harris will present at the oregon
theater, Sunday night. October IL. is
| found a farce that contains all these
desirable attributes. 1t was written
| by Carlyle Moore. an author hereto
| fore unknown to fame as play
wright. That. however, need not
count against Mr.. Moore. A mar
! need not be the author of a Ions
! string of hits To be able to produce
one more It's the first one thai
counts After that he may add tC
| his string as fast as he is bic to turn
them out. Get them produced, too
| If he first writes one success.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-10-08
Lion Act a Feature.

4 feature attraction on the program
OF the Al. G.. Barnes big S-ring wild
animal circus is a lion act, twenty
four of the largest full-grown, jungle
bred African cats are assembled in the
act
The groupe represents the very ac-
me of lion perfection as to size, value
and training. The herd. If placed on
the market. would easily bring s50.-
600 as it is not unusual for a male
lion to sell for $2,50O The lions are
all turned loose in the big steel arena
in the centre of the tent at one time,
one lone man in their midst.
Herr Louie Roth is the mana
trainer and tanner of lions of interna-
tional fame. The things he makes
these lions do and the mastery con-
troll he seems to exercise over the
man-eaters is certainly remarkable.
Crowding his way among them, arm
ed only with a small revolver and a
whip, he mounts them into great pyra-