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The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26

Good farm in Michigan for rent on
liberal terms. Inquire T. A. DURBIN,
Celina Ohio.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
VS.. Elisha Whittlesey, 40 acres
Iarter northwest quarter Sec
8 south, Range 2 east, HI
Zip.
Lot Transfers
s Spicer to Mary r.. Strete. l.
addition, Mendon----,
Kin to Frank GOggin, Lot !, w
Lot Transfers

Thomas Splcer to Mary r.. Strete, Lot
IS, Maurer's addition Mendon-.-...- $1,000
s. Wilkin to Frank Goggin, Lot ], Will
kins add, Oelina.----.------.----- 1856
S. Wllkln to Clarence Meyer, Lot ?,
WiIkin add, Celina.- ---.-----.------. 26O
Philip Belersdorfer to Catherine Gelse
Lot Az, Celina------------------- 7I5
Polly Ann Shepherd to Dora Taylor,
Lot ~, Maurer add, Mendon .--------- 1928
Frank V. Short to Henry Diener, Lot
81. Wilkin add, Oellna------.---------- 260
Philip ]. Bastian to Albert and Matil-
da Daily, part Outlot 20, Rockford 200
T. Il. Upton to Isaac Halnline, Lots72
and 73 Forest Heights add, Celina.- 200
V. Knight to Drake d Good. Lots IL ls,
10, %, 30, 81, 32, 49, "a, 81, 50, G2, g. II,
i06. lO7, les, l09, Lake View addition,
Oelina .----------------. ------- ---------- ]
Susan p. Wldmeyer to Gladys p.
SCHNEIDER, Lot 4O3, Celina.------------- 1000
Ernest Gebele to Mary Gebele, Lot 4l6,
DoIdWataF -------------
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
NEW
Gasoline Hay Press
JUST RECEIVED
NEW

l am now ready to bale your Hay on short
notice. If you have work to do, | promise
you satisfaction. Gall on or address PERRY
BECHDOLT, Oelina, Route T. on Rice Pike
e.half mile west OF CeIlnh. 24-at
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
The Markets
Quotations at CeIIna
GRAIN.
by Phlmer q Mlllerl

The following were the quotations for
grain, live stock, poultry and produce IN
the Oelina market yesterday evening.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
DIR. J. E. DEXTER,
CeIlna, o., Friday, Sept. 20, 1913

For the purpose OF extracting teeth with
out pain or sleep. DIR. DEXTER has made
a speciality of extracting teeth for ten years,
and has made for himselfan expert reputa-
tion as painless tooth extractor.
References can be given all who are doubt
full that the most doubtful can be removed
without pain. He uses a medicine which
drives all feeling from the gums. NOW Is
the time to have those troubling, aching
teeth removed.
DR.. Dexter guarantees that there will be
no soreness afterwards caused by the med
icine, and that all nervous and week-heart-
tTip to Oelina the Doctor pulled over one
hundred teeth and no failures. No Poisons
or Oocain are used. A New System PAIN
LESS METHOD,
Main office. 1851 Main ST. Lima, o.
Keep the Date i'm Mind
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
AND CIDER
FOR SALE
At the MOntezuma Cider MIL

We have large quantities OF Apples and
Older for sale at the following prices;
Apples at 25c to fl0O per bushel.
older at mill, per barrel, $3.50 without
barrell.
Older delivered, per barrel. $3.50 tin good
sound barrels.
We charge 70 cents per barrel for making
cider.
Mill open Wednesdays OF each week, Or
ders for cider or Apples filled at any time.
Phone mill or call on or address J.. b.
GRAY, Manager, Montezuma, y. 22-3t
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
AS Pike Directors

AS pike directors, the following bills were
allowed:
Greenville Gravel Co., Rravel----.----- s76 81
John w, Karcb, stone 300 90
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-09-26
Sale

Single .combed Brown Leghorn Breed
ing Cockerels.
Inquire II. J. STELZER, 12l +. Wayne
street, Celina, o. Phone 252.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20

vices will be held in Trinity Pro-Ca- thedral today as it has been since tns beginning of Holy Week. In addition Holy Communion will be celebratee this evening at o'clock. Tomorrow beginning at F o'clock. a three hou
 service will be held in the church. Tn, ladies of the parish are serving lunch
 con eacn day at noon during these ser
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
SCHONFEUD LEAVES-Benjam

Schonfed, of the Pacific FireprOofing company. of Los Angeles left last eV enng. after q visit to this city and vi cinity on business. He has large contract in connection with some of the interior partition work of the big hotel under course of construction at Chandler He expects to be identified soon with some local work of consider able magnitude.
 AHEAD OF BRlAN-Richard A. Mitchell was in Phoenix yesterday. In the east Mitchell blows into the news paper offices just as though he owned them, because he is a newspaper man himself through and through And be- cause he is such a good neWSpaperman is one of the reasons why he is one of the best men that even went ahead Of a theatrical production. Mitchell is ahead of "The Siren which comes to the Elks Theater on March 31, with Donald Brian in the leading role. He says that the company comprises sixty five of the best musical comedy DOT trayists on the road today and that t is now making the record trip of any similar organization starting from New York in August of last year and sched- uled to arrive back there in August of this year after a tour of 5000 miles.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
-ESPEE TRAFFIC ROSs-C

|-ESPEE TRAFFIC BOSS-G. w. Luce, one of the traffic managers of the Southern Pacific company, and one of the few men who enjoys the distinc- tion of being able to boss J. G. Stubbs, is in Phoenix on bushes this week
 BLUE PENCIL BILLY."-Billy Wolfe, the popular hat travelling man. known all over the country as Blue Pencil Billie" because of his habit with blue pencil and hotel register is making one of his regular trips to Phoenix
 EDWIN CHAMBERS HERE-Ed- win Chambers, assistant freight traffic manager of the Santa Fe system is in the city for the purpose of looking into several matters preparatory to pre- senting the railroads side of the case in the coming hearing before the cor pOration commission on class rates.
 DIES AT SCOTTSDALE-W. T., GarVey. who came here in November from Greensboro, N. e. died at Scotts- dale and his widow will leave this morning with the remains for Rapid City, South Dakota. MT Garvey was well known by several members of the local lodge of Eagles and formerly with Charles P. Blake. of this city, when tne two were lying in DeadWOod.
 FINDS HOME BURNED-Lew Ora ham who has q big ranch eighteen miles southwest of Phoenix, and two miles from Moores station; came to Phoenix on Sunday and spent St. Pat rickS day here. When he returned to his ranch he found that his seven room frame house had been burned to the ground and most of his furniture de- stroyed He left two ranch hands a: the house The men were sleeping al o'clock Monday morning when flames awakened them. They had no idea of 1 how the fire could have started. The loss is estimated at about $2000, par tiallN insured
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
Of Local Interest
IlNMsrs> Gszsls :.fs o9stlo s4csE1 E1zsa
STORED WATER SUPPLY

Water service department report, March 19.
 Elevation of water in reservoir
 feet ........ ............. 159.73 Contents of reservoir acre 1t. .493, 256 Cain preceding 24 hours. acre
 feet ........ ....... <..... 1928 Elevation of water in reservoir
 one year ago today feet. .159.49 Contents of reservoir one year
 ago today, acre feet..... 490 ,963 Normal flow of Salt and Verde
 rivers at Granite Reef dam
 NJ. L ....................... 57 7.O69 Amount of water used for irri gation, north side. M. I. .... T, AGO Amount of water used for irri-
 gation south side, M. L 16,S3o
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20

degrees
 Deficiency in temperature since first of month 8 degrees. Accumulated deficiency in temper ature since January l, 182 degrees. Deficiency in rainfall yesterday .01 inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month 30 inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January l 15 inch.
 KENNETH MEAkER, Temporarily in charge
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

With LOCAL APPLICATIONS as they cannot roach the seat or disease Catarrh is blood or consti- tutoha disease. and in order 1t you must take ulernai remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in- terhay and acts directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is a quack medi- cne It was prescribed by of the best physicians m this country for years and is regular urescrptop , L IS composed of the best toncs known. combined mucous surfaces The perfect combinaton of inc ."o insfedlents is what produces such w,n1eru re- suits in curing catarrh Send for testioniaig free
 F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props, oedo, O.
 Sold ey Druggists. price 75c
 Aske Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
Easter Egg Dyes
 5C. a
 

Each package contains s colors, also 6 beautiful transfer pictures. Only 5c. Also Rainbow dyes which will put a wonderful mar bleized finish on eggs.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
EASTER TEA PosTPoNED-The

EASTER TEA POSTPONED-Th Easter tea of the ladies of Central Methodist church which was planned for this week has been indefinately postponed.
 PROGRAM POSTPONED-The En- tertainment planned for by the Sun day school of the First M E. church and which was to have been given next Sunday evening has been inde- finitely postponed.
 raham Korrick of the New York Store returned from the thriving little metropolis of that name the other day. after having made a remarkably successful set of purchases. It was another of Mir. kOrrick's annual cas- tern buying trips and so far has been completely successful.
 w. C. r. U. MEETING-The w. c. T. L. will meet at the home, 227 West Monroe street, Thursday, March 20, at 2:15 D. m. Professor Randall principal of the Central school will make an address. Mrs Imogene La Chance will lead and Mrs. C. c. Gus ter will be hostess. A cordial invita- ton is extended to the public.
 WHERE IS CHARLES BOYD-Has anybody here seen Chas Boyd? His brother Albert has come all the way from Penn Yam, New York to see
 him, and as the two have not met in thirty seven years it is up to any one who knows of Charles where abouts to so inform this office. The Arizona brother is a mining man, has lived here for over twenty years. and has property in the vicinity of Mor- ristoWn and Wickenburg.
 RAILROAD OFFlCER-F. M. Saun- ders, agent of the Pennsylvania rail- road and other connected interests was d business visitor in Phoenix He called on Col. J. H. McClintock tC | talk over freight for the new fedora building another ear of winch was shipped from the factory last week l The custodian has decided to expec l the furniture when he sees it il place.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-20
THE WEATHER
Local Daily Weather Report for Tho
 Arizona Republican,

Data for 24 hours ending 600 D. m. NaStprIaN
The evening world., 1913-06-14
Eleven Runners
II, Mayo Mile

judges Of the hns crop Of mile run
ners, now lowering dangerously close
to the record smashing pace set by John
Paul Jones. are nightly. interested In
tho outcome Of to-morrow's great con-
test In which eleven Of the neetest Of
the bunch will appear. Tho race will
be the famous Mayo mile at Celtic Park.
and will be run AZ an adjunct to the
annual festival Of the Mayo men In aid
OF their benevolent fund. The COM
petitors will be Kiviat. Hediund. Pow
ers. Garvey Of the Bellviile A. c.. CAL
lagher OF Georgetown. Devaney Frank
Joyce, Baker. Gels. Monument and Dan
DAILY OF the Pastimes-a strenuous lot.
The extraordinary number Of sixty en-
tries are recorded for the 600 yards. The
starA that are sure to shine are Ted
Meredith OF the y. OF r.. Homer Baker,
N. Y. A. c.; A. Pepis. I. A. A. c.. and
Nyles Mciugh, p. A. c. But there may
be some surprises In such big bunch.
The three-mils will bring out Tom
Collins. Mcnamara and Fitzgerald on
scratch. and the big field Of thirty
others on givs-away marks.
There will be q two-mile walk for all
tho champs OF the metropolitan district.
And when the light work 10 over the
clash Of real war will begin when the
Kilkennys and Aayos go to II In a
championship game Of Gaelic football.
Some game 10 expected from these
teams Tomorrow.
The evening world., 1913-06-14
Jockey Nc Taggart's
:. -. r Poor Riding Causes :,
'' Rock Views DefeGj

n ne opening Ovo09 q tAo ~. h
rode J. L Hollands 0allao h ~ Sle9
AND feoo Am I'll 0vsP &he eyNak 0Gate0
WaS psohlhoo1vO eavos1to. but OV1n6 q
ewesvane oaear ever % the inner eo1l a
The half ml3e pole was bsaDoa, cut b
wooden 0hoos By four jsa6tha
TAs bigOsse crowd that has aeeenAso
he races since the opening ~ was %
hand. Over 1000 people took Advantaso
d TIE nAnA0amsnt's Offer e Heeo g.
osaU to the innsad. and thsv sa5oysA ~
seven races on the card. u 70 plonnn1
- lot the general public IN for nethin6
ON tho two remaining Saturdays 6 ~
meeting and On July 4 r'ss7'
The most exciting raos Of the o. ~
ne military Handicap. HsutsnaAe 8ACo
Bradford's lass was ths Nsst hos0A bu0
Lieut.. Rockwell wa0 ne bSst 3oeheI ~
h won on Nnnelon. -
Frederick Jenssn's Cock q Dc WIN
ran seven furlongs In the fast time 81
LIZ In winning me second rAoo "A
proved himself thrss.ysar.oad Of anGA
quality. = IL
Charlie, X. Harrison. IRE L NeyrgvA
another favorite. showed the Wv n -
0tseplochAse handicap, about two -
and won A. he pleased In - ~ -
c. c. smithson's Judge walsuR. 4
prohibitiye choice. ran OF wfyA -
sixth event for maidens at q mllA, -
led all the way and was on the ~ q
the END. his time being La ~.
The evening world., 1913-06-14
NOT MUCH ''cLASS" IN BOXING CAME non

the
feather and lightweight hsvs
Of lban.
Cleveland Of Franci,s~
In
prominently
championship
Fourth Richie viii DO called to defend his
Williams
rnsse
will Vernon on
~ wNsu Lsaosx champion meet. EAd. Co..
ne Seeb 0sasl -
The evening world., 1913-06-14

on his mind.
~ reckon you never heard Of Tim
Doolan. did your asked the Colonel
~ he sat down and stroksd his long
white wh1saeers. ''Waal. ne was about
the most technical umpire that there
was. and ne caused US no end Of
trouble when we tried to make hns
plays. You know me and Dave often
advised the boys about what to do.
my son." and the Colonel got under
way, I'VE had Q third baseman who
was one Of them acrobats and could
turn more sOmesaults and jump hisa,er
than anybody in the league. He won
many games for W by that circus
actin"
go on. Colonel. and tell us the play"
some one interrupted and got an, indiS-
nant look for his impatience.
WAL" he went on. this third base
man. whose name was Ignat thus Houli-
han, was on second base for our boys
and We needed ono run to win. He
stole third base with Q Aide Just like
Ty Cobb makes. Then 0 ball was NIT
to tho pitcher and II looked like q
certainty that Houlihan would be
thrown out at the plate. The ball was
fielded Just right and was tossed to
the catcher In time to get Houlihan by
twenty feet. And then II happened"
What happenedT" the gang Choir
used.
why. my son. that fellow Houlihan
thought of his acrobatic tricks. but be-
fore he done anything important he
started trotting toward the plata ~ II
he had all day to get there. This made
tho catcher 30 mad that he ran fifteen
feet down the line to meet him. Just
then Houlihan took q little run and
Just as the catcher was about to touch
him with the ball he Jumped ten feet
In the air. turning a somerGault over
the catcher's head, and landed with has
feet on the home plate That's the
truth as sure as YOU boys are sittin'
| there"
well. what about the umpire that
| you were talking about? What did he
have to DO with itr'
why. that Tim Doolan all Of . sud
den thought about that tsn-foot Jump
In the air and threw up mis- hand. call
Ing Houlihap out"
What forT' was asked.
FOR beln' more'n hvs feet out OF
the line!
Now, my son. don't ever teal me
about this man Connolly bedn' too tech.
meal"
The evening world., 1913-06-14
GIANTS ONLY LOOK
LIKE ORDINARY TEAM
TO PITTSBURGH FANS
Think That There Is Some
thing Lacking in Team as
There Is in Pirates.
tspecia, 20 Tbs Evening World


rTTTSBURGH. June 1%.--fn the opin-
lon Of many, after having seen the Giants
In action In this city against the Pirates.
they do not think they show the same
class a. the ouakers.
The 0iants are the greatest favof1tes
Of oil the visiting teams. The fans Of
this burg would like to sss them win
the pennAnt n the Pirates cannot. but
are disappointed over the work Of Mo-
Draws boyA True. they have defeated
the Pirates In two games. however. not
By better playing. but ~ having Tire
breaks. and this 10 not an abb BY any
means. for. to ten the truth. nelther
team played championship baseball.
The old-tIms vim and hustle Of the
Giants does not show a. Il ava last sea-
son. Some OF the most rabiA fans think
that Mcoraw, like Clarke. needs more
new blood to regain the needed finish to
the club.
The Giant players nit In streaks. and
but for some good base running would
not win half the GameA This applies
inverseiy to the Pirates. who win by
hard hitting. but lose by bad base run.
ming. with % many fast men-though
It 10 q question n Mo0raw has nearly
an many fast mon on his team Is Clarke
the Giants steal three bases to the Pr
rates one.
There IL then no fau:, with the base
running IN XcGraw's team OF cham
pions. There 10 something lacking, the
same a. there IL something lacking In
me Pirates. But what II 10 no person
can tell. At least the fans cannot, and
they are the ones who generally know
why this or that team cannot win.
bo6 the Giants and Pirates win win
many games during the season. and
many fans IN both citiss think that either
team viii win the AaG this year, but to
many rood baseball experts both look
ceoeufs he pennaht 4 must shoV a VS.,
Improvement over what II has chow
thh season up to date.
The evening world., 1913-06-14
Work
Cut Out for Him

It looks As though Arthur Co.,
New York's reckless motor cycle 49,
Il doomed to defeat tonight .wasso ~
gives the entire held handicap e :
lap and half. In tbs six-mils OWsenS
stakes-handicap at the Brighton DSasn1
Motordrome. In order to win Il = ~
lieved that he will have to sWneUa
forty seconds for the mile. . spssA r.
hasn't attained as yet this seaso0. ~
though he has won every race In V1aG11
he has been entered. 1t Is expected ~
Martin Kessler and Johnny Cex r.
prove Chapple's toughest opponsn4A ~
Billy Vanderbury and Charlie Oav1
are In good form for their matA ~
tomorrow night, which Will b. n
semi-final OF the professional series ~
10 being conducted to find a suitable -
ponent to battle Chapple for the 49,
pionship a week from tomorrow niGS{
On next Wednesday night the houSlSN2
will be the feature Of the card. III
The evening world., 1913-06-14
Psppsry Third saseman, VINO
Was Spiked by Shortstop Bush
Of Tigers, Wont Be Able to
Play For a Week.
By B0SensOn Bssloer.

|TM spihans 4 Dsra Midsia. Gem.
i ing - u does IN ne mldse q Q
@esn 0eAfs On . winning 0sreak.
se0aEoue ~ ysAnk Chance @ ths
heAvseet bSoW nat be- been AeaSe IN
80 emoo The n0W inasld WNs Srean.
ssed The sang y golng to miss Esra's
llsaAars hama y in ~ sna,s ana d.
ciuo phyaelaa sayU Il will 6s Q wook
q lease eeoDre hs = .an1e % resume his
Rsppssy eoseaAons aroanA third hose
me eneD splke on Bush'o risht shoe
Seruck MdldR On the hack Of his bare
hand - "Donis' siid Into the oas ana
lea . severe Gash IN inch long. While
the wound itself ID not dangsrow. the
hard win b % sore ard stifR that
handing . swiftly thrown or hated
ball will Be out Of the question unless
0BrA 1na0ts on taxing Q chance ana
should happen to upset the doctor's
dops.
4 an not SONG % ise him take any
ohanosA" said Frank Chance last night.
u AaA Rather have him cut for . week
than 10 ruin him for the rest Of the
season b. acting hastily. That boy. I
beMsvA u goinG to be . great player"
. pang Of rsUst thst was almost per.
sonal. The vntirins efforts Of this
young fellow to keep the, team lively
by leading the hght In the ln1ieh has
made him Q great faworits. No matte.
how the game may b golns. Midkiff 10
In there dghting and ohatterin6 en-
couragemsnt to his TEAMMATES until the
last man In out In the ninth. He never
quits and 10 just the kind a. . man
needed to buoy up . team. Chancs
thinks he will BE- missed more than any
other man on the club. Frank loves
that fighting disposition.
IN the meantime Claude DOogack win
take up the job ~ third uukl 3adsf
eets beck In the lineup and then he will
probably 70 to second. ZAders regular
position 10 third base. while Derrick
has always played ut short o. second.
Don't b 0gurine on my pSlne out
MINT. TIN tiksly 70 get In he game
ny minute and FOOL al the ooctors."
Coassdsr1ng ths faot that RATHER q
The evening world., 1913-06-14
Failure Of August selmon's
Horse to Win Belmont Handi'
cap One Of the Biggest Sur.
prises Since Revival Of Racing.

@ND Of the hlsgsst surprises sprung
since the revival Of racing n
~ thsss parts, was he defeat OF
Rock View, the clever son Of Rocx
sand, at belmont Park yesterday in
the forty-4ffth running Of the Belmont
Handicap for thres-year-oIds.
August Bsimsnts horse was REGARDED
Q sure winner. and when post time A.
rived he w,G IN odds-on tAvoHt~ The
reason for this was not hard to sss.'
On June Z Rock View conceded Prince
Eugene, his most dangerous looking
opponsnt In yssesrdays raos. twenty.
Two pounds owr the mile and . auartf
route, end won sasily. Ysstsrdays race
was only Svse . A1Stancs Of . mile ana
three furiongA and this time the son
Of Rock Sand 0onoedsd the Harry
Payne whitney colt nineessn poundA
JoeaEsy MoTaggart came In for bitter
criticism when ne sAce was over Tor
the Door Judgment he dipaaysd. Even
Trainer Rowe Of the whitney stable
declared before the rass that he
thought Rock View would surely win
the handicap. and whom Prince Eugene
crossed the line . winner BY . half
length ho was - muoh SURPRISED a.
anybody at the track.
Early IN the race MorAggart made
Rock View closely follow the pace
maker. Capt. q. b. Cassatt's Flying
Fairy. When the head Of the stretch
was reached he steered his mount close
70 the rail. whore he wa pocketed.
After he managed to ride outside ne
used the whip on Rock View and he
travelled like lightning. and despite his
terriao burst Of speed no was just
beaten out at the wire.
HAD Rock View been properly ridden
he would undoubtedly have captured
the feature Of the card With ease.
The Belmont Handicap was run over
the 8 ooursA. used exclusively for
this event. RocK View caused delay
Of ten minutes at the post. Flying
Fairy got away hrst and led until the
last sixteenth pole was reached. The
race was worth 3a.67S TO the winner.
MeTasgNrt also did some poor ridins