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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
ILLINOIS sWAMPs
NORTHWESTERN 80 TO G
poeue and Rove Play Great Game
for Illinois Eleven-opcn
Play Wilma.

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CHAMPAIGN H.. Oct 1s.-Ont,
rlaying Northwestern at every turn,
flllinos y won 30 TO q. Quarterback
Pogue. BY his runs, and Captain Full
back Ennis Rowe, by hig punting.
we're the stars Of the game. and to.
night were the idols Of IliIni camp,
The Kicking OF Patterson and the head
work Of Quarterback Hightower were
only the notab Bile features Of the Meth.
#oaists' play Captain Rowe made the
first score by punting across the line.
Chapman falling on the ball. Rove
kicked goal. Pogie ran around the
Northwestern right end forty.fIyc
Yards for a touchdown, in the frgt
three minutes OF the second period
Steady line plunges took the bali ran.
idly down the field until Sinner car.
iiled II over for the second touchdown
lof the quarter Rowe kicked goal.
Third period, Patterson, for North
western, kicked to Pogue on the thir.
ty-fiye yard line. and Pogue lodged
last the entire purple line for >
touchdown. Rowe kicked goal. In the
fourth quarter, Rowe made field goal
Line plunges were used again TO bring
the taIl within FIVE yards of goa
when Rowe carried 1t across.
For the first time this season Row
failed nj Roni
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Lightweight Champion VIII Fight
Leach Gross This Month
He Needs the
Money.
MAY ADD M'FARLAND
win Fight Paekey II He VIII Do ts5
Pounds Hing Side After Fin
IshIne up With Wol-
CAST.

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NEW YORK, Oct 1s.-Wolast prob
ably win be my next opponent If l
get by Leach Cross the end Of this
month, said Willie Richie. light
weight champion today
Il have been approached BIZ Mil
waukee promoters who want to match
me again with the ex-champion about
the middle of November and, of
course said Richie. with the smile,
4 need the money"
Richie said he wasn't sure wolgasr
sought the bout but that he was viii
ling If the inducem ents were right
Il will fight anyone of near my
weight said Richie in answer..to a
question. Yes, Mcfarland. But he'll
have to do 1s5 ring side, In Csli-
fornfa / viewed the Mcfarland Mu- ply
match. Packey tried his best to put
Murphy away. But he hasn't got the
punch. ] nees never hit Murphy as
many times IS he did. Packey Is like
all exceptionally clever boys, he can't
hit hard used to be that way too,
but trained myself out OF it. l DELHI
erately sacrificed speed to power
And now If hit man fair. he goes
down"
Richie would make no predictions
of his Aght with Cross You never
can tell what will happen" he said.
but of course expect to WIN I
don't think Cross as fast as River.
was, and don't think him punish
er like Wolgast was. hope to best
him well within the ten round limit"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
FootbsH Championship in Nest May
Remain 10 Doubt This Year a.
Result Of the
Game
.oLIPHANT SAVES GAME
work of Purdue Back Stamp. Him as
One Of the Best
in the coun-
Try.

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LAFAYETTE. Ind. Oct 1s.-The
focrban championship may be In
doubt this year az a result of this
afternoons Z to tie between Purdue
and Wisconsin. principal contenders
for the title. Wisconsin with their
heavier and more experienced team
forced the game, but Purdue mora
than eyened matters by braciag a.
critical stages and Iecover.G the bali
on downs.
Oliphant sayed the day FIR Purdue
by lodging and twisting his way ~
yards past several tacklers In the last
ruarter and scoring the home eleren's
touchdown
He then kicked goal. Had Oil
plants drop kick In the second
quarter gone nearer, Purdue would
have won. 1t missed by a few feet
Oliphant's all round work stsmped
him as ona OF the bsss backs in the
country. Tandbsrg made Wisconsins
only touch down. In the second pe--
led, he, Cummings, Torney and Pei
lows carried, the ball mostly by
straight football over Purdue's line.
Neither team was very successful
with the open game. In the frat quar-
ter the ball see-sawzd near the cente.
field, beth teams apparently evenly
matched
Little Blocker played the Gilnt Bull
Ter to a stand still and aroused much
enthusiasm in Purdue stands. Stan
burgh's stand in the second quarter
came after Purdue had showed a
squirt which ended in tumble by Oil
plants unsuccessful drop kick. Wis
consin gained more ground than Pur-
/ due in the third quarter, hut the
Badgers did not have the scoring p w
er.
The game was vic,ously contested
/ throughout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
SETS NEW BASE
STEALING RECORD
San Francisco outfeider sWipes 11s
Bases This Season. Setting
New Record.

SAN FRANCISCO, Calf. Oct. is.
~ stealing second and third bases in
succession in the first inning Of this
afternoon game with Oakland, Jimmy
Johnston. the feet San Francisco ont
fielder, Who goes TO the Chicago Cubs
next year, set new worlds record
for modern baseball. His mark is now
ffs stolen bases and the Pacific Coast
league season has another week to
run.
The previous record was held by
HAP Meyers, first basenan for the
BOSTON Nationals who stole f1s bases
While playing with Spokane in the
Nortisecetavp ioaaf,a trgt yco-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
DEFEATS
HOLY CROSS AZ TO Z
crimson's Goal Line Crossed First
Time This Season When Rog-
ers Receivers punt.

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CAMBRIDGE. Mass, Oct. 1s-After
having her goal line crossed for the
first time this season, during the first
two minutes OF play with Holy Cross
today. Harvard piled up a score of
AZ to 7. Rogers, OF Holy Cross. recov-
cred fnmbied punt and ran thirty
five Yards for touchdown. but at no
time thereafter was the Crimson goal
81 danger The charging of Crimson
forwards and the kicking of Mahan.
Who dropped two over the bar, were
the features OF Harvard play.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
ARMY DEFEATS
COLGATE 7 TO 6
West Point Team Noses Out victory
in Last Minute Of
Play.

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WEST PoINT. n Y, Oct. 49, The
Army defeated Colgate today only in
the last minute Of play and then
rosed out a victory when Woodruff
Picked goal
The final score was to 4
Colgate scored in the second quarter
when Robinson ran sixty.fve Yards for
u touchdown. The Try for GOA vas
missed IN the last minute OF play.
Prichard broke away from the field
for the Army and ran seventy-fve
yards for touchdown Woodruff
kicked the goal and the whistle blew
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Brilliant Work by Gross, .o~sss Sub
ssisutute Quarter, MARS Hard
Fought Game at
Chicago.
GAME WAS SPECTACULAR
1000 Persons Witness Gsre-ss.ss
Forced 70 Return Veterans 10
Final Period Of
Play.

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CHICAGO, Oct 1s.-Lsrgegy BIZ
greater virtue, Chicago added 10 her
string OF conference victories here
this afternoon in a game In which the
Maroon line vas In frequent danger
because of the brilliant work Done by
Gross, the Hawkeye substitute ruarter.
During the third period. when the only
IoTta touchdown was made, Gross
electrified bis team TO the point when
they seemed 10 oyerwhelm the Ma
rons and Coach Stage was Obliged to
return TO the line Des Jsrdisn and Nor.
gren, taken out after the second
period
The game Witnessed BY 10000 per
sons, vent TO Chicago, By the work OF
Norgren. Pierce and Gray, who ham,
rnered the Iowa line for the heavy
gains.
In the first quarter the teams pIung-
ed back and forth across the field,
each In reaching distance Of the goal
and both unable 10 score. II the sec
ond Gray registered a touchdown. at.
ter kick 10 the eighteen yard line.
Huntington missed goal. Passes were
employed successfully by Maroons. On
kick By Kirk, Russell received the
Dali on the 10 yard line and made the
long run for the second touchdown.
Huntington kicked goal
At the opening OF the third period
Kennedy replaced Gray and Fitz-
patrick replaced Eorgren, while Gross
vent In for Parsons at Iowa's quarter
Huntington made q place kick. making
the score Is to o.
Gross started By tearing off a thirty
yard run and Pfnntgroth dashed around
Chicago'a end for nineteen yards and
a touchdown Score IS to 8.
In the final period Stage sent back
MS veterans. After steady march
down the field, Norgren made the final
touchdown and Pierce kicked goal
Just as the game was ended. Final
score: Chicago, %; Iowa. 6.
Chicago Position IOWA
Fruwink .....-.... Gundergon
Left End
onull ..--.-.-.,.. 4..-....... Barron
Left Tackle
Sparks, scanlon .....s.... WILSON
Left Guard
Des Jsrdien, Whiting Houghton
Center
Harris Brueckner. Eaton
Right Guard
1oeiIief s..s.,.5....$ ........ Kirk
Right Tackle
Huntington ..,........... Carderry
Right End
Russell Parsons, Gross
Quarter Back
Gray, Kennedy ... Dick, Donald
Left Halt
2sorgfen, Penningroth
f1tzpatflck ........... Baer
Right Half
Pierce McGinnis. Wills
Full Back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
NEBRASKA WINS
FROM MINNESOTA
For the First Time in Eleven Years
Nebraska Wins Over the
Gophers on Sat.
urday.
FINAL SCORE WAS I TO 0
New style Of Game Triumph. Over
the oIdFowiss Show.
Good General
ship.

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LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 1s.-New foot.
hall triumphed over the old today and
Nebraska for the first time in eleven
years, won from Minnesota, at football
The score was Z to O. The game was
played before 10000 rcoters, many Of
them alumni, celebrating Home Com.
ing Day" Minnesota tried numerous
forward passes but with one exeep
ton. they failed. The Gophers were
able to gain on lire plunges except
when in scoring territory At those
times the Nebraska line stiffened and
the visitors were thrown back
Quarterback TowIe showed his gen
eralship on reversing the open game
until the beginning OF the second halt.
An offering of punts and two forward
passes gave Nebraska chances at e
field goal but failed. Getting the sub
segment punt near the middle of the
field. TowIe opened up with a series
Iof passes TO Rutherford. PlrdY and
Beck, finally sending Beck across the.
iine with the only touchdown. Towls
Kicked goal.
The corn huskers failed to gain
through the line and until the second
half when they opened the attack they
depended upon Howard whose punts
during the first half averaged fifty
yards for safety.
Minnesota started off with rush
I.
in a series Of rushes by the backs.
There Nebraska held and for the re
mainder OF the game the ball wa
largely in the middle OF the field.
In the last quarter Biermann and
Mattern were injected into the Gopher
baclsfield, and another procession for
the goal was begun. A. Biermann's
tumble three minutes before the
whistle saved Nebraska scare
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
BREWERS WIN SEE SAW
GAME FROM DENVER
Association Team Rallies in Eighth
and Ninth and Pulls Game
Out Of Fire.

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DENVER. Colo, Oct. is.--J'he Brew,
ers took see-saw game from Denver
this afternoon the fifth contest played
In the postseaeon minor league champ
ionship.
MiIvaukce's errors almost lost the
game for them but they rallied FL the
eighth and ninth and grabbed the
game out OF the fire. This makes
three victories for the Brewers 10
two for Denver. The score
Milwaukee .....s 200 Dol o21 4
Denver ......... 200 ITO t01
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
GIANTS TRIM
WHITE SOX II TO Q
play First Game OF World Tour al
Cincinnati Before 5000
Fans.

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CINCINNATI. Ohio. Oct 1s-The
New York Giants and Chicago Witt
so1 played the first game Of the wcrlo
tour here today Giants Won ] To 2.
Weather was chilly and only 5000
fans turned out. Mathewgon, Tesreau
and Wilson served az the Giants bit.
terry
Benz. Leverenze and schaik worked
for the Sox. Benz of the Sos vas
presented with chest Of silver. The
score:
white gox . 100 00i 900 I 2
Giants .... go 221 o0x-11 Is 0
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
kEOkUK TRIMS
QUINCY I TO 0
Hard Fought ssns Prayed at cuIoey
Won By the Local ttIga seaooi
Yesterday After
Noon.
JENKINS MAKES SCORE
Speedy Quarter lrtsreepts Forward
Pass ard eeores After
Fifty Yard
Run.

Keoknk high school uon hard
fought football game from Quincy In
that city yesterday afternoon when
.Eengfrs. Keokuk quarter. intercepted
forward pass in the middle Of the
field and lodged through 2 broken field
for Touchdown. The soucna-dcE,u
came fri the third quarter after The bali
had baen gee-gaved back and forth IN
the middle Of the field for the greater
part Of The game.
The beet ground gamer for the local
team proved To be end runs and for
ward passes. Little progress was
made On line bucks. The Keokug team
was Handicapped BY the Ioss OF Par.
sons who has been a consistent ground
gamer for the local team at the half
back position. The Quincy team vas
much lighter than the local team and
the lire had little trouble in holding
their backs.
The local Tine showed a great I'm
pToyement over their exhibition of last
week In the game with Mr Pleasant
here, Bot there are stiII number of
rough spots that Coach OTsborn hopes
to have polished up before the game
next week. Ellington and Agnew
we're tower Of strength for the local
forwards and played great game. Ed.
er, who played his first game of the
season at the half hack position showed
TO COED advantage IN Parzons' place.
jenkins, however, was the stellar fea-
trre for the local team, and IT was due
10 his efforts that the boys brought
home the bacon.
Coach Oraborn vas unable to make
the trip with the team but Or Reid,
high school principal, acted in his ca
pacity The line mp
Keokuk Quincy
Agne5g .-,.+...s.. Lennon
Meador Christ
Left Guard
Hoilingswcrth f1iedbreder
Right Guard
UTumnond OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. stuart
Left Tackle
Ellington .......... Eaton
Right Tackle
3hsAD- ,.-ss.f .se,s.,. huuy
Left End
D1mond Dickson
Right End
Jenkins .... Mafkus
Quarter Back
TsluSa ~, -. 49, ,s.4..- SrfeEeT
Left Half
Huiskamp .... sinnock
Right Half
vargHn 1900. -. .s+s.s.. .......,. GcnauH
Full Back
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Wzsninsssn University Wzsiopes
Hard IN Rough Game Won
BY Ames 81
tor.
Many Penalties inHicted save the
Washington Team
From Heavier
Score.

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AMES, Iowa Get fs-Ia game
featured by rough play and fre9usnt
peaalizssions On b-th sides, the Amos
team today waIioped the wsshin stoa
University layout by the one sided
score Of 81 to T. Washington neve-
really had a chance. being outweigh
ed and ontgeneraied throughout the
struggle that toward the end Of the
game became more and mo-e one s d
ed. II Il had not been for tn, penal.
ties inflicted On AEes the s4core would
have bean much greate-. Ames got
away In the lead. scoring a touehd 5wn
and goal in the seceni quartsr when
Covan vent over on a foywa9G pzGs
from Kennics1 and Mattisoa kicked
goal. Washington eveEed the aec-e
IN the next period bdt Ames then
fell on WASHINGTON smotherins fhe
under en- avalanche of poiatS
In the fourth period. Reevc Of
Ames was put ont Of the game for
slugging. and q minute later Grab m
OF Washington ard Herman of Ames
MIXED 1t in lively fashion and Cole
man. of Washington with I. running
Jump lansed his elected shoes on
Tierman's b1ck The officials sen..r-
rted the fighters before the fray te-
came general. Line up.
Ames Nashfn -. n
CoWan .-..5..-.-...... 'Herrings
Left end
Wormfoldt .-.-........ sherrer
Left tackle.
saItison Carmerer
Left Guard
John Jehl. Weir, Stick
Center.
-sichshisy .--s... .,----... .i-.. Ransom
Right guard.
Reeve, Shupp 49,. Graham, Coleman
Right tackle
Holmes, Garst 49,. Berry. Hettage
Right end.
Kinnish $500. Hardsway. (c) Willard
Quarter
Davis ...... .. Potthoff
Left half.
HERMAN Millsrf, Bubb
Right half
Ubl, Powell .........t Lewis
Full back.
ofHciaIs: Umpire Turner Dart
mouth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
penna wlna Eanp Game.

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B PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 1s.-
Though greatly outweighed and with
several crippleH IN the lineup Penn
syivania had q walk-away with Brown
today. winning. 20 to 0. and avenging
their defeat Of the last two years.
Pennsylvania scored six points within
three minutes after play began. Brown
Rad only one first down during the
same
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
princeton wIna Hard Game.

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PRINCETON. N J., Oct 49, syria
euse gave Princeton harder game
than vas expected today and the Tig
ers won out only after hard fight. Il
10 0. Syracuse used q bewilderine
shift attack with direct pass which
rushed Princeton off It's feet at the
start In the second period STREET was
sent over for two touchdowns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Michigan Aseies Defea. michigan.

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Oct 1S.-For
the first time in its history, a Michi-
gan football team suffered defeat at
the hands of Michigan Agricultural
College of East Lansing. The results
showed the farmers on the big end of
the 1921 score. And there was moth
ing flukey about the scoring. Yosts
men were ontclassed from start to
finish.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Hard Game Played at oH,shs Goes 70
creisnson BY ire Close
Scare Of 10
to
Forward Pass Scores for nsreuette-
Both Teams Fursslsd Badly
Wst~orsh Run. SIX
~ Yards.

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OMAHA, Neb.. oc. 1s.-Cresghton
defeated Marquette University satur-
day afternoon on Creighton field. 10
TO s.
Halfback Wai#orth made two drop
kicks ..ithin the hrst nine minutes of
play and q third vas bIocged BIZ Mar
qretts players. Just before time was
called In the fourth quarter. yYalworth
sot away for sixty yard run for a
touchdown, his interference blocking
all efforts OF Marquette's tackles.
During the second quarter Mar
Gustte scored touchdown on for
ward pass, Woodwork 10 Wahien.
which was caught just over the Creigh-
ton goal line and downed. The kick
ont failed.
During most OF the game the ball
vas alternating in Creighton and Mar
Quette territory. both teams furnbling
badly, bracing whenever their goal
lines were seriously threatened
Three times Creighton held for
GoHAs N]bEAA IAcB Own lsI JdIu HE
and kicked out Of danger. Twice Mar
quette held for downs within her Eve
yard line
The lineup:
Creighton. Marquette.
Brennan Cooley
Left end
Young ........-.- Woodswortn
Left tackle.
warren ---.--.3-..s- .-5t.-s..-s. wiring
KamansM ... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. kraus
Center
Stapleton ..s.-.-.s. Trowbridge
Right guard.
Right tackle.
Black .........s... Kelley
Right end
Miller fc) Wah'en
Quarter.
Mccarthy Doyle
Left hall.
Waiworth prescott
Right half.
Casey ......- FraWiey
Full back
Standardization, Sowalter for Sas
ey Parker for Black; Coady for Mc,
carthy; Reel for Young Marquette.
Simonet for Doyle.
Referee Mills.
Caldwell
Head IinesnianF " Johnson.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19

Referee: Schiller. Ill ncis.
Head linesman, Thcmas. Purdue.
Summary: Touchdcwns, Cowan .;
Hardaway ! I: Reeve Il Wcrmhclat 2.
Goals from touchdcwns: Mattisoa
2; Hardaway 1; John 2.
Goals from field: Kennich /
Total score: Ames 81; Washington
=
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Yale TrIms lehIah, 81 70 0.

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NEW HAVEN, Conn. Get. BE- Yale
swept Lehigh OF us feet IN one
sided game here today, winning, ~
10 n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19

Good Liver Needs No Bush.
Cranberries are now declared to be
a good liver corrective. Possibly, but
why should good liver need cor
rective?-Omaha Bee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-10-19
Ever at Il,

Ever at Il.
Some people never put of till to-
morrow the trouble they can make to.
day.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1901-1982, 1913-09-25
SPRINGFIELD.

Health is good at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Wilder OF
Plumerville visited his parents here
last Sunday.
Prof. A. S. Thompson of Center
Ridge passed through re last week
moving his family to Plumerville. He
will be the principal of the Plumer-
vile high school this winter.
Mrs. w. T. Bledsoe and little son,
Tillman, are spending the week at
Argenta, the guests of her sister,
Mrs. A. H. Loomis.
j. M. Berry visited at Conway last
Monday.
Misses Cora and Sallie Norwood
of Mallettown spent Sunday in our
village.
Miss Alice Berry entered the State
Normal at Conway last Monday.
The young people enjoyed an en-
tertainment given last Saturday eve
ming by Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Burns.
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Watkins Street

Clifton E. Hoss VS.. Nettie F. Hoss !;
answer and motion of P. H. Prince to
be made plaintiff denied for want OF
equity; cause dismissed and appeal to
supreme court granted.
Bruce & Bruce vs. Miles Patton ct
al; summons quashed; continued.
Duff Jones VS.. Margaret Jones; d.
vorce decreed.
Will Stewart VS.. Lacey Stewart;
divorce decreed.
w. J. Spencer VS.. Azlee Spencer;
divorce decreed.
P. w. Roper VS.. Pelic Roper; con-
tinued.
Ella Cockrell VS.. julius Favre; de-
cree declaring deed mortgage, fore
closing mortgage and ordering sale.
Sam Wilson, ex parte; disabilities
as minor removed for specific pur-
poses.
A. l.. Barber, enrolled.
!. F.. Seaman VS.. Fannie Patton ct
al: summons and dispositions quashed;
continued.
S. G. Smith VS.. John w. Fur; con-
tinued.
Annie Taylor VS.. George Taylor,
dismissed at plaintiffs cost.
A. Addison VS.. Chickasaw lmm-
grafton Co.; continued.
S. G.. Smith VS.. Melia Sims; con-
tinued.
R. D. Powell VS.. T. R., and E. W.
Rogers; report of special master
filed.
Ed w. Moore ct al VS.. Jas. o.
Moore ct al; deed presented, approx
ed and acknowledged.
John w. lTssery VS.. M. c. Canada;
dismissed at plaintiffs cost
Dock Sims VS.. Tilden Samson;
decided reformed to convey 1-6 instead
of Ia interest; vendors lien for 800
foreclosed and sale ordered.
John Payne VS.. Emma Payne; dis
missed at plaintiffs cost.
Frauenthal & Schwarz VS.. Della
Hardin ct al; report of sale and ex
ceptions to report filed.