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The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28

Orchard Mesa Irrigation District. ct
al. r. p. Costgan. Hugh Mclean and
McMullin * Sternberg, attorneys for
plaintiff: Logan x Miller. attorneys
for defendants.
2i30-Leona Kerr VS.. Grace High
tower. II. L. McClintock, attorney
for plaintiff; Fry n Welsh, attorneys
for defendant
2463- kitty J. ong ct aI VS.. Hor-
ace T. De Long. Fry 4 Welsh. at
tCrneys for plaintiff; Logan & Miller.
and Wheeler < Weiser, attorneys for
defendant.
2464-Kitty J. ong ct aL VS.. the
Bonita Valley Land Co. Fry &
Welsh. attorneys for plaintiff. Lo-
gan & Miller and Wheeler 81 Weiser,
attorneys for defendant.
25l9-Oliyer o. Howell vs. Eli p.
Shelleuberger. J. Il. beaverton. Grit
fifth G. Watson and Silmon l.. smith,
attorneys for plaintiff; Logan &
Miller. attorneys for defendant.
2465-John J. Lumsden VS.. Sarah
S. Barkaloo. McMullin q SteTnbcrg,
attorneys for plaintiff; Wheeler x
Weiser. attorneys for defendant.
2467-Frank f. Knowles VS..
School District No. %, Mesa county,
Colo. Henry Il. Rhone. attorney for
plaintiff; Wheeler q Welser. attOr-
neys for defendant.
2539-Anglina Lumbardu VS. the
Denver q Rio Grande Railroad COM
pany. Burgess & Kinard, attorneys
for PLAINTIFF; E. n. Clark and George
p. Steele. attorneys for defendant.
2245-The Barrcws Investment
Co. VS.. the Mesa County National
bank. Burgess & Kinard, attorneys
for plaintiffs McMullin & Sternberg
attorneys for defendant.
25S3-In the matter of the estate
OF Squire G. Lane, deceased Lurin
A. Staley, attorney for claimant; Lo-
gan & Miller, attorneys for defend
ant
25SS-The Gibson Lumber & Mer-
camille Co. VS.. W. j. Darrow and II.
l.. Knox. Griffith. Watson & Smith.
attorneys for plaintiff; McNlullin &
Sternberg. attorneys for defendants,
2591-In the matter OF the people
IN the interest of Michael COstanzo ct
al.
25T9-The International Trust Co.
ne Trustee VS.. the Palisade Heat &
Power Co. ct al Hughes & Dorsey,
Wheeler G. Weiser and Barnwei S.
Stewart, attorneys for PLAINTIFF; Nor
ris & Grant, Logan x Miller and
George Bullock, attorneys for de-
PENDANTS.
2596-E. l.. Jeffars VS.. W. A. Nes-
sler, c. l.. Watson and Ed r, Brown
attorneys for plaintiff; Wheeler &
Weiser, attorneys for defendant.
2279-In the matter Of the adiudi-
cation of John F. Mcdonald for an
adjudication of his right to use OF
water in Indian Creek Water district
No. 40. Griffith, Watson & Smith
attorneys for petitioner: Bucklin &
Tuper, attorneys for respondents.
2439-In re-application of Cornc-
Illus Malone for an adjudication OF
his right to the use of water in Salt
Wash Creek in water district No ~,
Wheeler & Weiser, attorneys for pc
titioner.
2243-Maurice ]. Haggerty VS.
Morris Haggerty and Mary II. Iag-
gcrty. Buclllin & Tupper, attorneys
for plaintiff: Wheeler q Weiser, at
tcrneys for defendant.
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2l39-C. II. Sorenson VS.. ]. L.
FGrren. ice W. Rozzelle. attorney for
plaintiff; r. NJ. Logan and John R.
Charlesworth, attorneys for defend
ant.
2164-J. a. Grom ct al. VS.. the ].
{. Nining Investment Company. Ne
Mullin & SteTnberg, attorneys for
plaintiff; K l.. Holland, attorney for
defendant.
2304-Joseph A. X. Crawford vs..
b. n. Spencer. George Bullock, at
torney for plaintiff; Griffith &
Watson, attorneys for defendant.
22lS-Charies Linn VS.. Addison F.
Brown. Fry & Welsh, A. II. Davis and
Frank A. Dutton. attorneys for
plaintiffs; Griffith & Watson, attor-
ney for defendant
2331-J. w. Gosnell VS. Charles F.
Schrader, Maud NJ. Butterick, inter-
venor. Henry r. Rhone attorney for
plaintiff; Wheeler & Weiser, attor-
neys for defendant.
2415-Flcrence Elsie Geidler VS..
Charles F. Schrader. Henry X. Rhone
attorney for plaintiff; Wheeler &
Weiser, attorney for defendant.
Charles p. McCary VS.. Greeley II.
Alderman. Ella b. Ackerman, inter-
A@s - AhNl iSbhs hNAbAii'N lbA
plaintiff; Wheeler & Weiser, attor-
neys for defendant.
2423-Loren L. Morrison VS.. Harry
B.. Woods ct al. Ella B. Ackerman,
irtervenor. l.. l.. Morrison, attorney
for plaintiff; Wheeler & Weiser, at
torneys for intervenor
243S-H. NJ McGrew vs.. the First
National bank of Fruita ct al Henry
X. Rhone, attorney for plaintiff;
Griffith & Watson, attorneys for de-
fendant.
2449-J. A. Vannice VS.. J. w.
Dowd. Fry & Welsh, attorneys for
plaintiffs: Wheeler & Weiser, attor-
neys for defendant.
245O-J. S. Seeley vs. Fairbanks,
Morse & Co. Fry & Welsh. attor-
neys for plaintiff; Wheeler & Weiser,
attorneys for defendant
243l-Leona Kerr VS.. Grace High
tower. II. L. McClintock. attorney
for plaintiff; Fry & Welsh. attorneys
for defendant.
282O-Edith S. Crawford VS.. E. e
Pond ct al. Logan & Miller. attor-
neys for plaintiff: Nourse & Halder-
man. attorneys for defendants.
241S-E. p. Morse VS.. Charles
Rinderle ct al Joe w. Rozzelle, r
H Walker, attorneys for plaintiff;
Sam b. Berry, attorney for defend
ants.
2443-The First National bank OF
/ Fruita, Colo, VS.. Arthur J. Lee. Joe
w. Rozzelle. r. H. Walker, attorneys
for plaintiff; McMullin G. Sternberg,
attorneys for defendant
2435-The Equitable Finance and
Development Co, VS.. Deloss Warren
Smith, administrator. Nourse &
Halderman. attorneys for plaintiff.
233S-W. II. Floyd ct al. VS.. L, f.
Lowe. McMullin & Sternberg. attor-
neys for plaintiff. ]. II. & w. G. ST.
monson. attorneys for defendant.
246O-Hannah Hamilton VS.. the
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First Christian Church.

Eighth st. and white Ave.
Jasper T. Moses, Minister
Sunday school at 9:46 a. m.
Morning worship and communion
at | n. m.
Sermon to Brotherhood American
Heomen oon text, He That Over
cometh shall Inherit all Things
Christian Endeavor at p. IN.
The Cristian Endeayor will give a
special patriotic program to which all
are invited.
Evening worship at s p. m.
Rev. Moses, who was for several
years missionary in Mexico, will
lecture upon social, religious and po-
litical conditions in that country.
There will be special music by the
chorus choir
All are most cordially invited to
attend these services.
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First Baptist Church.

Corner Of Seventh and Grand.
Edward G. Lane, pastor.
The coolest church building in the
city.
Bible school at 9:45.
Worship and preaching at II.
Subject, Our National Greatness"
b. Y. p. U. at 6:45.
Evening services at $500.
The Search For a Better Coun-
try"
Both subjects will deal with ma
tional questions. Mr.. Salsberg will
sing again Sunday night.
All are most cordially invited to
attend.
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2l42-City of Grand junction,
Colo, VS.. the Denver & Rio Grande
r. h. company. Bucklin & Tupper
and George Bullock. attorneys for
plaintiff; E. n. Clark, A. c. Camp
bell, Logan & Miller, attorneys for
defendant.
2162-John c. Cozzens VS.. Harry
A. Spencer. Griffith & Watson, at
turneys for plaintiff
2164-J. A. Grom VS.. the V. c.
Winning Investment company. Nc
Mullin & Sternberg, attorneys for
plaintiff; r. l.. Holland, attorney for
defendant.
217l--Celia Jones VS.. the City of
Grand Junction, Colo. Joe w. Roz-
zclle, attorney for plaintiff; James
W. Buckiin, attorney for defendant.
2177-George ID. Mckay VS.. John
Moore ct al MoMullin &. Sternberg,
attorneys for plaintiff; Wheeler &
Weiser. attorneys for defendants.
2l95-Charles Meircort vs. Charles
Whitford. ] Grafton O'Bryan, attor-
ney for plaintiff; Wheeler & Weiser,
attorney for defendsat.
2213-The Mines Timber Supply
company VS.. Conrad Hanson; Henry
r. RhoIe, attorney for plaintiff; Ed
mund j. Churchill. attorney for de-
fendant.
221S-Charles Linn VS.. Addison F.
Brown. a. II. Davis, Frank A. Dut-
ton and Fry & Welsh, attorneys for
plaintiff and Griffith & Watson, at
tcrney for defendant.
222l-Benton Canon, consel v5.tor
VS. the Bonita Valley Land company
/ Fry a Welsh, attorneys for plaintiff.
and Logan a Miller and Wheeler &
Weiser, attorneys for defendant.
2225, 2226, 2227-Benton Canon
conservator, VS.. Horace r. DeLong.
Fry Welsh, attorneys for plaintiff :
Logan 4 Miller and Wheeler Il
Neiser, attorneys for defendant.
243-Maurice J. Haggerty VS.
Morris Hagegrty ct al. Bucklin &
lupper, attorneys for plaintiff
Wheeler & Weiser, attorneys for de-
feudant.
22A5-The Barrows Investment
company VS.. the Mesa County Ma
llonal bank. Burgess & Kinard, at
l,rneys for plaintiff; McMullin &
Sternherg, attorneys for defendant.
2255-fhomas Dwyer ct al. VS.
JIhn b. Harris. J. f. Halderman and
NcMullin & Sternberg, attorneys for
Haintift; Wheeler & Weiser, attor-
Leys for defendant.
226g-Elizabeth Mullen Reid VS.
Mary f. Roth. McMullin & Stern
gtIs, attorneys for plaintiff, and
" heeIer x Weiser, attorneys for de-
ttndant.
2275-Utah Nursery company VS.
sophia Moore. McMullin & stern
Aorg, attorneys for plaintiff; Wheel
el d Weiser, attorneys for defend
2277-Louis Harms VS.. the Bank.
els Finance & Securities company
efliith & Watson, attorneys fol
z2S9-James c. Garman VS.. Ed.
ward G. Doss. Frank A. Dutton
LuTln a. Staley, Fry & Welsh, attor.
LeEs Tor plaintiff; Nourse & Halder.
nun, attorneys for defendant.
Z2sS-Leonidas p. Thompson ct al
Us. Abraham n. Probasco ct al. Nc.
N,uilin & Sternberg, attorneys fol
1zs6-Mary Frances Currie VS.. A
Nerden, ct al Frank England anC
Nharles F. Morris, attorneys fol
ELalntltt, and j. G. Schweigert, attor,
uey Tor defendants.
-z9I-Mary Frances Currie VS.. S
=. hickman ct al. Frank LanglanC
anu Nharies F. Morris, attorneys 70,
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Sunday
.Servlces......
First Congregational Church.
Corner Rood Ave. and Sixth st.
Angelo L. Shattuck Minister.

Angelo l.. SuattuCh MlnlsleT-
9:45 a. m.-Blble school.
Sunday school will be continued
throughout the summer at the reg
ular hour.
Il a. Morning worship.
Subject, our Help from the Noun
tains.'
5 p. m.-Evenlng worship.
Special musical program has been
arranged under the direction of Mrs.
Werner b. Lee.
Wednesday, p. m, union prayer
meeting at the Presbyterian church.
Leader, A. +, Shattuck
Beginning next Sunday this church
unites with the Presbyterian church
for morning worship during the sum
mer, services in July to be held in
the Pres byterian church. Preacher,
pastor of this church.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28
Pretty Window.

What is the most enthusiastic Mid
land Trail window in the city is that
of Senator Horace I. DeLong. He
has used all the ribbons which are
to be distributed among the Elks at
the Rochester convention and, with a
big Midland Trail penant designed
by T.. Frank Winfield, form a pretty
sight. The ribbon design was drawn
by Whipple Chester of The Sentinel
staff.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28
First PRESBYTERIAN Church.

Corner OF Sixth st. and White Ave.
ID. Luther Edwards, Pastor
Carl Il. Kiefer, assistant pastor and
musical director.
9:45 a. m, Sunday school
II a. m, morning sermon.
Sermon TO children by pastor on
The Human Clock"
Morning sermon, Days Off"
Evening service, "A Young Woman
and Her Religion"
Band concert:
March, "Old Trinity y''-Tanella
Transcription, Jerusalem the Col
den Ripley.
March. Home Over There''-Wal-
lace.
Now Evening Shades Appear"
(serenade) e)-Ripley.
March Selected.
The band concert begins at p. m.
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On Committee.

VTI N-VIIITTIITTFts
Miss Laura T. Allen of this city is
a member of the important nominat-
ing committee of the Colorado Chris
tian End avor convention in Long
mont. She is taking an active part
in the proceedings of the convention.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28
TRIED At
TERM OF COURT JULY I
CALENDAR OF CASES ANNOUNCED

District Clerk Joseph Quinn this
morning furnished The Daily Senti-
net the court calendar for the ad-
lourned term, beginning July :. This
IS the order in which the cases which
have been noticed for trial vii prob
ably come up:
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28
First Methodist Church.

Chas. F. SETTER, Pastor.
10 a. m.-Sunday school.
II a. Sermon by Dr.. SETTER.
Z D. Epworth League.
s D. Sermon by DR.. Setter.
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Logan Returns.

Logan Returns.
S. NJ. Logan returned this morning
from Glenwood where he went on
legal business.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28

In heavy ciNil wv n
s,.,,, s. rhoma, J. Black here ere
n ~ -s.u he opens court r!..i,,., iot
term. District Court
- - Quinn today furnishes she,
- Siih the complete civil civil
r. 4, term. Among tllcll,
4 - an unusually large
tsi1gortant suits
[ 10 iAloEs' .ssgqn.
T.. coIoado State Bank c. oI
80. colo. James W.
Laprss. vs., J. w
Il Bsn Griffith, attorney
lanes C. Gentry at
,sadant ~,
SroB Of the town oil
X ,,srss point Of diversion.
- and Logan & Miller
Erlon oil B, C. Kirken-
10 IN the matter of the
q william Cox ct al. ioT
LOO Of water rights in
- No. a. Henry K.
rslf
In Grand Junction Water
LHI MARSHALL Miller Grit7
ina, attorneys for defend
-Ralon Of James A. Nov
II. 3 ths natter Of the appll-
ktgm.am Cox ct al for an
u,a Of water rights in water
N a. Straud NJ Logan,
I-Fatan Of ]. S. Griftiths to
ns natter Of the applica-
Nlan Cox ct o. for an ad-
ra q water rights in water
Ni. Staud NJ. Logan, at
~ " Jordan VS.. F. NJ
Gnilih & Watson, attor-
iAlstifi, and Wheeler &
irlfisys for defendant
ne people OF the state Of
h u rtl James W. Bucklin
~ ! Grubbs et al. James W.
4 iii1faey for plaintiff, and
xasA, attorneys for defend
-falk Z. Gowen vs.. Chas.
ssnt Henry R. Rhone. at
ig Plaintiff Wheeler Il
isrfnsy for defendant.
I
(I1hes Gilpin ct al. VS..
|=s Wallace ct al Straud NJ.
fEInsy for plaintiff. Wheel
.szs attorneys for defendant.
-lsim n Schuster vs.. Alfred
asNullin & Sternberg, at
o. glaiati'i, and A. II. Davis.
= defendant
Francis Gilpiu, et al VS..
NJ Wallace ct al. straud NJ.
n''ney for plaintiff; Wheel
Is@', attorneys for defendant.
e = Nagsnheimer vs.. E. f.
r. 0sln & Miller, attor.
Z alilufi
[ srlak S Caman ct al. vs..
as,t Griffith & Watson
81 ~ plaintiff, and Sam b.
4 4. sis'isys for defendant.
IN he natter Of the assign
y J A. NeCulloch Feed q
- company c. b MIN
4, . loe " ROzzeIle. attorneT.
- si'' ) Rhinehart ct al. VS.,
~, 49, I Alo Gande R. r. com
| 4, ,,sal.ll .i.,l & Sternberg, attor.
n . bs.al'Iils, and Z. Il. Clark Ss,Ts
1 r,.',.. ~ 'ld Sylvester G. viii.
"A ll.Ia'', z for defendant. ''''
- - Grand Junction Feed G
I ~, s.,!Sla 'Ssa1any vs.. the Denver y
/. l.'sae ! !. R R. company. NJ.
N ~ ,.,'12efg l attorueys for
y slhsster C WnItamss" ,rrs"a, y, 9
4, a 'sisldalt. ''''"''''' at
n |r..s', an N Peery vs. III,
ts.'.l.' ~ Junction, Colo. Wheel. ,si,
|h,slI, ! taitlorneys for plaintiff Al l,iii
~ { Iapper attorneys a 10,
\ ks,,ts'shnia A. Smith
s d - s1,,.!,.g Logan & Miller. af.
- ,,,,.. sl.lnlii, and Joe ~
l a.',Sla NJ $ Van cieye We
klss -. HIllilth G Wate,,.
-, y, ~. llalatiii: ueNn,iiss : W IlsoG :
4 -. ...'o'Isls Z for defendant dl.rf d
its,s, ~ Howard DodsoD ,, n T. Nc
7 VA..,.l.. l.',saiion Power com. S
'hara - I Wslser. attorna,', mn.
- d, w s,..iiith q Watson rilT5 Hy y.
es 4 q .s9'ls Of the state q.
nS.,i''ll n R B. currIe r.1,s o. o.
; e I'm 54al,,,.!s Sam B. BerTy at ss
:. siios..'o,' o'liI. 4. and Wheeler AZ. !
- Fl Sl 10y defendant.
'sassai ! y 4, ,Rolzelle, atior,i. l.
,'zsorGis, III, y Logan and t'GI jo5l N
- attorneys for d, 5a
Is u ES''snson vs. ?
.Hsuit R n "9tlelle attornai
= '''riA. stia5sa logan and JohI
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First Church of Christ scientis.

652 White avenue.
Sunday school, 9:4e a. m.
Service at IL a. M: subject:
Christian Science"
Free reading room open daily, eI-
cept Sunday, from to 8.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28

Joe Stewart, popular local Rio
Grande agent has gone to. Salt Lake
City to attend the agents meeting
there.
The daily sentinel., 1913-06-28
CIVIL CASES TO Be
ADJOURNED
,,,I h Had District Court TO Clean Up Crowded Dock
,iy I SrsIs important Pieces Of Litigation Will
Be Settled Next Month.

! : = 2 2 2 :, 3 2 3 9
: THE JURY LIST.
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men &uSlaae>Ga,m 81 beiucben nnb bic
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unb G%iientuaaren alIer glrt, 81 5eiidtigen.
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Mdber, 8assMaifinen, HabtnsS epara.
tpren, Sliper SultBeB Hfae, Sefen,
8aifpmaidbineu, 9ungsStremer @arten.
@eratbe. Snrreps, Sn8gies nn6 Sarnts
tuager.
&pmrnt, beiibtigt unb prift mein 2as
ger ebe ibr an6ertpdrts fault.
@dbreno Der ndebiten 80 Gage peroe
idJ @an9.8Hi9e, Sdeibens@ggen, Geo
%tipn<Gagen, Observation-Disclosures Sang
GnltipatprS, Rabm Separatpren, Iptuie
piele anbere @erdtbifaIten, beinabe gum
3DitenpreiS perfanfen. 8inber uno
Mdber SectiDnen &c per Stiid, rnb
9eering STANDARD 8inbfaben aa 1Ohc
per Bfunb.
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Sd,meraen i'm Waaen

oe1tten an Dob 2eber iro Rieren
auBer Sronuns iino. gernadldS.
.iigang rtos an @uiieriadt, 3uder-
franfbeit INN. fiibren. Saltienoe
anpfeblen electric 8itters aIs oas
bette MitteI fir @aeet uno Rieren.
s. z. sntiton bon Raleieb, q. g.,
pelder an Sd}mer5eu int Maeeu
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ednbarbeiter gifnif.

9as brittle iabrIi6e 8ifmif, ber-
anitaltet non ben Sbubarbeitern
BON Sermann, iirbet om rdditen A.
Slili alf Dem SairpIate Itatt. Gin
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uro oas Seinige oo5it b~eitragerl al
elmer groBen unb gIorreiden Seier
bieies Saaes. Die gnterpriie MiIi.
tar : &apelle miro bte @iiiif Iiefern
url6 bob es an ipannenber un6 BEL
terer llnterbaltalng nidt feblen
pir0, bafiir biirgt bds anfgeiteate,
nodfolgenbe Hrogrom:
Event No. 1, 80 p. m.
Boys under 16 years. Run
ming race. Free for all. First
prize: ball, bat and gloves, valu-
ed at $3.50. Donated by j. w.
Noertker. Second prize: one
dollar in cash. Donated by G.
I'll. Hartke.
Event No. 2, las p. m.
Girls under 16. Running race.
Free for all. First prize: pearl
handle manicure set, valued at
$3.50. Donated by A. M. Rick.
Second prize: two pounds can
dy, valued at $1.00. Donated by
A. Guenther.
Event No. 3, 200 p. m.
Married ladies' running race.
Free for ALL. First prize: coffee
perculator, valued at $3.50. Do
mated by v. M. Musick. Sec
ond prize: wool blanket, valued
at $500. Donated by Il. & E,
SLIDER. Third prize one umbrel-
la, valued at $3.50. Donated by
j. Ell. Helmers.
Event No. A, 2:15 p. m.
Married mems running race
Free for all. First prize: lawn
bench, valued at 1886. Donated
by Henry Salzmann. Second
prize: pearl handle knife, valu.
ed at $3.50. Donated by g. r
Cummings Backing Co. ThirG
prize: one quart Club House, val
ued at $1.5o. Donated by Neu
mann & Rost.
Event No. 5, 2:30 p. m.
Tug Of War. Teams from Her
mann factory Of the Interna
tional Shoe Co. and Stone Hill
Wine Co. First prize: dozer
bottles Of wine. Donated by th,
Stone Hill Wine Co. also
n dozen bottles Of wine. Do
mated by Fly. Sohns & Bro.
Event No. 6, 2;45 p. m.
Mems loose rope climbing con
test. First prize: $500 in cash
Donated by Gasconade Cen. Tel
Co. Second prize: pearl handle
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1913-06-27

knife, valued at $3.50. Donated
by G.. R. Cummings Backing
Co. Third prize: case beer, val
ued at SIPS. Donated by j. M.
Dancer Brewing Co.
Event No. Z, 800 p. m.
Running race for girls of the
Hermann shoe factory. First
prize: silk parasol, valued at So.
Donated by Hermann Millinery
Bazaar. Second prize: pair of
shoes, valued at $3.50. Donat-
ed by international Shoe Co. of
Hermann.
Event No. 8, 3:15 p. m.
Running race for boys of In
ternational Shoe Co. Of Her
mann. First prize: umbrella, val
ued at $3.50. Donated by Geo.
A. Ruediger. Second prize:
merchandise, valued at $500.
Donated by Struttmann & Hey
ing.
Event No. 9, $50 p. m.
Business mems running race.
Free for all. First prize: water
set, valued at $500. Donated
by Louis Begemann. Second
prize: pearl handle knife, valued
at $3.50. Donated by G. r.
Cummings Backing Co. Third
prize: quart Old Lynch Rye, val
Iued at $1.50. Donated by Neu-
mann & Rost.
Event No. 10, AS p. m.
Baby show for babies fifteen
months or under. First prize :
gold ring, valued at $3.50. Do
mated by j. FL. Hasenritter. Sec
ond prize: set beauty pins, valu-
ed at $1.00. Donated by j. III.
Hasenritter.
Event No. ii, 400 p. m.
Wooden shoe race. First
prize: a side of bacon, valued at
$3.50. Donated by w. j. Danu-
ser. Second prize: cigars and
tobacco, valued at $1.75. Donat-
ed by A. j. Stohlmann. Third
prize: case beer, valued at $1.25.
Donated by j. M. Dancer Brew
ing Co..
Event No. 10, Ais p. m.
Cracker eating contest for
boys under 16. no crackers)
First prize: one dollar cash, Do
mated by j. G. Rebsamen.
Event No. 10, 4:30 p. m.
Running race for girls under
IL. Free for all. First prize
bracelet, valued at $500. Donat.
ed by w. G. Brinkmann. Second
prize: two pounds candy, valued
at $1.00. Third prize: pound
candy, valued at Soc. Donated
by A. Guenther.