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Evening journal., 1914-03-09
LL-WIL MINCTON
MEETING OFF

The meeting Of tine All-N immgton
League announced for tomghtwil not be
held until next Monday night The
league has made all plans preliminary
10 the opening of the season and the
schedule win be announced early next
week.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
wuT pIAy pOOL MATCH.

Daniel Irwin and Harry T.. 0rofhOuse
Of IN. Nycsi End Athletic club will
rlav hundred bah pool game before
tho members Of tho club. This game
win be- begun ON "Wednesday night and
II not finished on that occasion VIII b.
concluded on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
oHILn TALLS ON ICE.

Nora Valerie. aged years. of No.
40l Scott street. while playing in the
vicinity OF her home yesterday fell on
the icy pavement and was cut about
the left temple. The child was sent
70 the Delaware Hospital
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
Meadow Springs.

IN HnOOT OF TOT IIdHS A spoon
carried over from last Saturday,
Thorpe Martin. with % out of 25, de-
feated William Foord and J. b. Nc
Hugh.
The Class spoons were won as fol-
lows:
Glass "A. b. Richardson. As out
Of 60
Glass B-W. Tomlinson and J. G..
Highiield tied on As out Of so
Glass CIV. G. Robelen, "A out OF
50.
Class E--Dr. Cough, n out Of so
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
nnYER TRIMS LFMES.

Jpecial foT The tVtNING JUUHNNL
LEWES, Del. March 3. - Do
yer High School basketball team
won from the Lewes High here on
Friday night. 80 to "a. Lord and
Quinen. OF Dover. played star
game. each being credited with seven
field goals. while Morris, OF Lewes,
got Z field goals The lineup;
Dover High Lewes High
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
poe HAD FIT.

George kopp. city dog catcher on
SaturdaS captured a dog in West
Fourth street. that was supposed 10
he suffering With rabies. The AMI
NAL however, had only . fit
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

Field goals Morris Z. Burton /.
Messick ., Hartnet- p Lord q Down
ing I. Quillen Z. Thomas !. Goodwin 1.
Foul goalse Morris 4. CULLEN l.
Referee. Joseph X. Waddell Time
keeper. Allen Marshall
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

- -"
the players under
contract TO Nation
al and American
League teams Ito
Jump to the FEEDER
ais Is now the plan
of President Gilmore.
of the Fcdcrals.
Heretofore. the Fed
erals have not ap-
preached men under
contract, but with
the killifer ease as
the excuse the FEEDER
al managers have re-
ceiVed word to jump
in and sign anyone
possible.
There may be a
reason for this move
ofhar than the fact
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

Field goals-Dunn 4. Carney 4. o.
Neill 3. Morehead z. Lees ,. Byrne ?.
Fouls Dunn 4. Lees s. Timekeeper,
OToole Scorer. Hanley. Salesianum
Referees, Burke and Walsh of Brown
son. Time of halves. 20 minutes.
In the y NJ c. A. League the Aer-
ials defeated w. l.. G. 13 10 and
tie Fasces DEBATED the White Ele-
plants 10 to IA.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
ieriaIs.
M. y. &.
Field Foul Total
Noo1e CooIo Doiptc

Referee. Helm Meissner. time
keeper and Umpire Official scorer,
Harris. Scorers, Chandler and Laf-
ferty.
Faecec
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

Other Saturday basketball games
resulted as follows;
\. VI. &. A.-HIgh School League. :
Eagles. II: Owls, ..
Hawks. -: Crows /
The Owls finished champions Of
the league
CcneIai Games.
Company G. Dover. Al: Moores-
town. 2l.
Baracca. 25; Pickwick. TO-
Defiance. "a. Mohawk. "A.
West End "a: y. NJ. II. A. Seconds.
-
Pcnlyn Seconds. %; Glover, II.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
SATURDAY A
LIVELY NIGHT
AT CAGE GAME
SaleSianum Loses to A. B. G.
in Extra Period. Y.M.C.A.
League Results

saIesianum closed its basketball
season on Saturday with a loss to
the American Business College five
of Philadelphia, 80 to 26. The score
stood tie at "a each at the close Of
the time limit and in the five minute
extra period Salesianum went to
pieces.
Salesianum finished the season
with eight victories and seven de-
feats which is creditable standing,
considering their first year in scholas-
tic basketball and the teams they
have run up against The lineup:
Evening journal., 1914-03-09
nLOO-
By HAL SHERIDAN

NEW YORK. March Open warfare Square
to induce some OF the players under forts W
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

NcNt NaturdaY nights game -Fascc-
vs.. 4. L. G. Acrials vs.. White llle-
plants.
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

Pitcher Arthur Stevens. Of the Van
dever All-Wilmington team, is now
Norking out with the St Johns Col
lege team, at Annapolis Md. under
the directions Of Connie Mack.
steve is slated to Join the Athletics
Evening journal., 1914-03-09

ON June l. Numerous local fans will
probably doubt this ststoment. but
tne same ones that doubt the matter.
were never so surprised in their lives
When Steve hurled cm across
against the Chicks last year.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
xAlsrx PLAYEks III:
GAME CALLED OFF

OSins 60 str iIia-s's us sesrr NJ sIsr
wais~nhasz players. she sssset bats
ssssr sshrssai.s foe tantshs betwrsa
be Walsesasrs ast TFisisal hssh
ssho.I teams will Ros tStc place II.
sasac vas I" have Isres plesci in
wsi>rnhuFs
This y.sr The athletic i-azu. has
not h-.r organized \ s.t-tpls will
s- arranged by nsassgs Harold
vrsuson and a aunbsr of saa-' TEAMS
will ir rrcpshs {" the city. Tae
games & Is rcar viii be- ,tsssd on ,hc
s's a. of the West Theatre
Coach Sinclair Is giving his ricn 6
,"ursc Of hard training ami .sr-v.s
I" have one at shp hest teams IL.
~rsrcrs ct III" Hive apd White have
hsi fcr many years
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
HER OWN SUGGESTION

\ woman came in ta ~" general
stare ~iIh a Jar ai batter, -" ds-
sired to exchange il for aE"Iher jar
al batter, In siGrHiHs. sh- "a
pisinss'. sAr had IS, 1s"s-i 81 asof r.
in 'HT r..Agh,
IL Sidr, in!ur~ ,hr batter, she
ssit 60 the s'1gsk-egsF, snd 10 sny
%. aa" dil ttl suaE 'h~ gir-ls-
s'srsrs II .aHid ,as,~ 81 rishI
Tskias ihr raHsn 1s ser usfi,
sh. sssrshsn, cs'ir' h"s iEE lnsr she
i'asa EoaHs ''ans,"FSss beg hu,irE -
ssoshFF ias ard the sTa;ifist Fslss
ssmfr tasE bsTs h~F mass~ Lut.'s
ssta . saolssast shErss for iar ST.
ra4slsfas 9s'ssiDn
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16


Washington. Jan is-Th- battle
shin Ohio. bsias iuaiisa,-d for .r'aii
nos off i-iassr- sr.aE~assT. s3s
today ord-s-i ia isatS rhiisa-iphis
January - ios MssIr". Ia relieve
the Kansas. which ts =. Ifns--.i Ia
GasnsAhsnss iss ~'tnIrr n,an~ur.ss
~Ha the Aiiasli. fleet. rhs .aanss
siii leave svs-n Ana-risaa hattie
.airs sna half si.srm smaller -ssfs
10 ih- tiuif nj MessFo
Ta- .futsrs Nee oFt-~as !. -h
fossla ff.s. rsn srranrisss 's isas~h-
ala. Laser t'sitfssni4 ~rsF- N.,cf.
issn. hate hses aisssss-i ss 'aseits
Al sass.a loans Tn raS nrsiraa spi'
sisr.s The CRUISER I'is,ssasg sasris
has s--~a asasr sssnS satditian. at sAh
i'ias. ss the t'ssitse s@a'.. sssr-s
b.sh Ia NssAiian '@asY.
Tt- arrest ss ..un-ssi >AtasAs
ssoass.' nayh ,Atrs~is IN asfte,si
circles hss-s II ~ss sAI.tSr vhs ~as
IN .ssnnsshs of rss@t ssssps fishtiaz
'h- Nsisss sntesnas9ns sea Sears
ss" ~sra rhnsras ssasainr - ma.
siss An-rieaa sasa-r ia ssr sps.s
81 asnt ~is. ras Ia ssasa aaass .hs
"las ~ sissnss Nns-stsAa Csa.as
isrsshss had rsns..s.d ssaia.s iaius,
In tnsssis~ ssa later = ~srsiss
uas hss.a sstss sisi~ as-ss,ass,
,ss; The rsissa .sases -rp.s'a hois
's~ leaders sf sse A~<sas isssioas
s.~wensisF fr~ "-asselr sas ,nsrss "a
SmesisAfs
Thsf~ VAS saasss- controversy a.
ssr sIn. essssslsns his s,.isrnssia is
Nrsiss es sAc snisrs' states
t'-~iips sIsag ssn hasr.s sas
ssas- that ssrne si~s .sress asaiass
ssisaas liz 80. arrested toe ysals.
sine ~ tho heusfsiiiy laws. ans
i-sursd hail .ssrtsi fsaseshs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
PREDICTS GOVT.
SUPERVISION OF
PUBLIC DOMAIN

Salt i-at- city. rIan. Jan Il
Declaring that soVsrEMsni' suI.eriis-
lou OF the public ion,ai. MAS insyi,-
able. Mayor T., .. seiway. of Dillon.
Montana. urged til. members Of th-
National wool Growers Association
"a annual convention hes. ,siny
''nOI % oppose .,ahiir sentiment bnt
90 direct all their efforts To ob,sin-
ins 'h. wis-si regulations possible %
''ins,.si ~ taking the stshi ia"
N0ai men originally ,ook In opposi-
,i.n 1. the forest s.Fyi e. he said.
''sr shoaii agis6iat a committee la
onfsg Win the eaiii-m.n aud To
ae, in hsrmSny with congress We
r- sa.ns 4" have sas.TamSn, sI-
p-isisi0n Of the pubIie domain and
Sc mish, as we'll -, in iine
Mayor f.issS's sd'iE-ss siEuss lh.
keynote of q srntimHnt ,hs, has brea
i'osing sgnSHs IA. d-,~sa,~s faF q
change ia policy Of ths organization
By i-saias i.s.sa, E.sSs'a.isn sions
favorable Lines rather ,ssn by .prss-
ins ia-s that seemed asainsi ,h-ir
'nisf-4,s, His sasr-ss, which fol
lowed rA1es r-ai hS AssSsis,s
Worcester :. y PaIIsF "a Improve
nss' in Hanss csndi,isFs -g.~isi-
's,-d q discussion in ~kish ,hsr.
sss srsnm--' for ana asa'nsi s1eh
= policy
Thns- Ia favor asrias-i tina, u q
aiit pfpylilHa fas s!s'~n s' leasing
.sshiic gshs-s uas In b. pass~s,. 81,
'asis sh"sii.i hs nasf- ,s Shsa;n a Ia.
that ~ssiid ii, aitfrF--I conditions in
iiff-srni pssss Of 'hr r"2assS ssa
work no hardship q. ans rNs,iws-
tas section
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
WIDOW WINS SUIT
OVER HUSBANDS ESTATE

los Ssssisrs. s'ai. Jas. tS l'eg-
s3.sa. Nsw i:astani heirs as Ahsl
ssrarns. = pisns-s 0hs aied in sae
'ssiiF sss. srrs aEsrasea n-re ,-tas
in thrig COATES, fss ,h- estate ~
Mrs NEsatsa IA0 tsseSs. assSW o.
st-afss. aas whs at bee ac4th. esss
ss- richest up-aa in <aash-fs cali
t.rnsas
The ss-arns s7ssss ~s. Nssr Spsr
srsrns~t hF wiiiiass eseafas rIsspss
q isassss. tsss.ss their .,aissss aposs
shs fss. stss; hrsus- Bis asssa A--s
ft-ss.. .~ssi-J ap@n Ass Sc psugs
SIS shi.ss sessasd she sseisas al
s@r Torture stFss ss-Srafs afsns
ssr asash "f hsr uusasasst. -asfgie b
'a'aasi u. y i'ssrs sshS aisoi 10
1919 issTssssps
JGaEr uvts uttsr sssSsssr D.
sssss.rsss "f sgan sss, ss5af suvsrt syiIrd
t.sSg shas utaa Hrs sszan. easss
iazr Nr.s Hsfss ycssrt So hr tse
sis'aw nj Sssares. anl therefore. ne
sassaia~a The aSssgsrss iatsrpes- .
~ the iiaErr heirs 4" sas essia. .t
it- xsrsp. heirs
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
RUB BhCKACRE AND
LUMBAGO RIGHT OUT
Ess rsia s=i s,;sas-s s~xy via
asa.si. sass!s Of cd heasss
O.. JscpsA C.l

Wsea tps- iSsS = sr-r sst is~ss
ss tssss1ssssss & sassesA ~ sssartAs5s-,s tss
sass stjEssss, sr. do~t suf Gee e
ss Frus tp.sts u ~. tssrss Hsss
jsre6s un~ 81 @sy ,5sug ssasy. psaf
Hssts IN vaer tsai s-l rus j. stzs.
,ssr fhs rssn es abs. srI ~ ,ks tire
"a sssrs Hisy. shs ssrSssss sssl lassse
sa -s rasgs
;s--'l sSsT stissisii This ssa.h;.e.
- s.sfs ~ 's-sls u h. u-eI .s.ly
--- 10 tstes . se'se srsi rs.sa sir'si
Hs - sa1s isg< sci ss5s t4r ssisrfy.
e a5,- 81 yst sl.saisssi~ tsrassss
AZ + tpnsa-. bs-sa sss s&ia.
SF'tins sIss steps isabszr. ssississ
s.i Isrss ,Sss misery se vsusugil!I
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
PUBLIC HEARING on
IMMIGRATION BILL.

WashinfIon. n q Jan ie =
"resisra, Wilson viii aiv- a public
hearing on the Immigration biIi
when y, gets uu; "f congress ana
e-r.cs before mir Ic- signature.
Presidents Cleveland end Tat, esvr
such hearings and il was alter one
ofthcsc Mr.. Tsst vetoed thr las, iii.
migra'ion biii. prvlvsing. s'nors
other things. a u'eracy ,.s;. Many
provisions Of tho r-nninr measure
are being ho;Iy contested
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
SHATTERED ARMY
DRIFTING ALONG
'C.s.,ss.a ss-. s.s. g.,

SEQ" rifles. twelve cannon and sev.
en rapid firing guns captured IRON,
the fsderais
villas forces are divided as fol-
lows; city of Chinuahua. 5000.
Santa isosaiis. ..oop. Jimenez. -
"oo. Th~~~. with ihs forces al Far
raj. and the nsa under General rr-
Lima south of E.sadon VIII b. IN
the mar-h on Mexico city with the
exception al iha~e necessary Ia po-
iie~ III. ."uatry io the north.
Men are Joining ,h- rebels all ov-
-r the stale. General villa ssii. aaa
the srr1, difficulty 10 so find arns
suiiisi"ni io supply volunteers
CIRCUITS af d-~~r,-s. from iiu.rta are
treating for anne as snd ~ish Ia
ioih IN. nint-insn, s1H'h
The iiuariisIa. nave burned all,
the b'iisss het~s-a iirrneiii,o ana
TaEfsaa sad have rriir-i Ia tina,
.'iar- after having iss.n Isfsal-, ny
tr"iha G~sr MApish,.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
Az IMPROVEMENT

-Ns sssr. ssla Nrs Nsu u s~,i,
s-r Drr ,lFsaei with sas ~sriir-
ssssF Of BE- stsssrsSn il ghH sItss-
or. 4 vsas S1p sa h. Hr7gr 'iY
tfsak wla Hr nBp uhss ~aHit sDs,
.tgsass e. isssHtprv ,trs~ fsnahsH's
I .aaas to-day
We'll. ssgiiFj Ns NrsiFU U-i.
iisssaa ssr viss siizas -.safi. 2
shsas &, .sigss o. srs'~s II s.a' ss's
ftr is85 bsrsss %
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
DftNa not TEA
80. j. FAD COLD

U-B g asesi' -. sssss ~ .tSIslssss
gisr8ss Ees. - - t4s ssessssa ts.ls
rsN 80 sA'sf 'efssf isssss Isee. at sns
- sssHrg. al ssa'rsr~e-fai .. ~
les. Fisa q Tsss s4 ts's'ss gssrs uFae
i taef sa eA q safns anA HfiaG
saaa1s ssl' as sag Eiss sss 1s 'sr
Ssy ~ aHita viHsss ss Is ~ tss
sssssiss Hss g. iFaas - t9'i sssi s'f.
Fsiss Sc &C. vsT~s SO PasFs ~ 80 sAia.
sesv7 a. zee sasssss,s Sisss lsasaas -
i.ae.ss. iAss sfs se safi 5fas gts
sfsssrss
Icy Il sSs eFss sjsss ssss swrss fees
saAs es gAe gses IL is jssSpsassts
sef selireiF ssj>ssshte. stsssscsr safe
ass isssssiasss
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
WOMAN KILLS NAN BECAUSE
OF uHwELCo,tv ATTENTfoE

CLAYTON. y. VI. Jan. ie.- vic,si
Abcy,a. a Mexican. was shot and
KILLED by Mrs. .tnrrcss SANCHEZ al,
A,cncio. y. NJ. thirty miles north
NJ here. last night, according &, r,,-
tcrts received here to-day Aiicec'i
unwelcomc attentions on the part
oi AbeSa ives the cause Of the
Shooting. ac.oss'inr 'o the au,huri-
tics
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
EAT LESS AND TAKE
SALTS FOR KIDNEYS
Take a o!ass Of Salts IL Yeur Back
Hsrts or Bladder Doshefs

II you must have SOur meat every
daJ. eat ". sus flush your kidneys
With salts occasionally. saws a motel
authority who tells us that meat
forms uric acid which almost rara-
lyses the Kidneys In their efforts to
eNr~i l. from the sioos'. They become
siussish ani weaken then you suffer
with duli misery in the kidney re-.
sion. sharp psins H. the hack or sick
hcsdache. dissin, ,e. your stomach
srurs. tongue is coated and whru the
weather ia bad YOU have rheumatic
t~inRes. Tho urine gets cloudy. full
of sediment. the channels often got
sore and irri,atei. obiisina ycu TO
seek relief two .r three times during
the night
To Beu,rali,c ,hesc Irritating acids
10 cleanse tho kidneys ard flush off
the holy 8 uTincus waste get four
ounces cf isd sai,. from any pharm-
acy here. takc q Tablespoonful In a
glass cf water before breakfast for
a fc~ days and your kidneys will
then a., fine. This famous salts is
made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
AMI has been used for generations
so flush and stimulate sluggish Md
noys. also TO ncutralizc the aciis in
urine. &, I, no longer irfitatcs. thus
ending bladder weakness.
lad salts Is Inexpensive; cannot
iniurc ana makes q dc,ishtsui ctfer-
vcsccGt liihia watc. drink.
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
MORE SEATS FOR
THE -.a!N FACING
FANS

.sisnspssss.. ihas. Jau. t.=Tns
advance .~ss .ai- toe u. sas'lanae,
oils s."-srii. sssr ssst May piil
ss~s .s jsaaarg iss IL "a. issssi
asfi.iaii ane.uHs-t ~ she -ssssa-
.s--dsas 1ho ssrss.ss ssusd Ia
tho hs.sass .s sse .aas-@ is ssI-ces
-.s. duo - tn- anticipated eossliss
i.~sss~a sosrisH asa Assasrissh aris
sss. ~sss,r.i ny sss sir:ass al .oas.
a ps~a.hmsn. Ia sss i-ss es.ss
S~aiiss s1ospnssaassans have Fs-sa
ss.s~a~ess So ss.-"-. -sss The sas,-
sisa 81 t~s hnp sssnsssassss ss"
81. ,hS so-s,h susRs gaastsnsss' -ns.se.F
o, h.ssss Ana se- sa ssn sess sasia
s.sssFs. az r"rulaf pssNsss ss"srS
Ass sfaast.f,assnss tss,issSss hss'7
.lso 's~~a '-assesess $" saat the ''ift''
sut.i~s .a tcssaes years wttl te large
" ab.ras. il is ,hc~sn; Trr -asisr
.iss /. rss sAs,rs toe ,hs visitors
\ rsusr~stier easfs ~es sAinest
sad lost .s the >r~-assF srssasi,
,hseSsah the saensia.e-,as sas vtas isos
tsaresap. the vofis's si-h hins. hss
.oasrses-a With Horace Isorasea. =
Hattie Creek. Nieass HeiiIioaaitr. TO
huiia aaa drive hi. esss kso~n as
Aeei. and ie saslisioa .a fssr aHnsh.
ss maeanr ot iae sasas ass,sn. 'cs
which tho driver is 3es 10 .- sr's~'t-
cd. ucsh t.isr~ ~i,i probably nc
called thurman C.rsip~ssss' h<.
sau.r shry have sixteen valves
lsurnsan-. idea IL 'hEs lNusrrtsau
d.sssuers and usceeaniss can pro-
..uer . ,sr ths. side at tire water
equally - fast - anything put ur
s.rp,au. isusiaias aas hsntitse h,s
own msektsc. h. thsnss sc~ will hr
able IN pass him. An interesting
s.s.so : expected when tc saa tho
foreigners hook ur in tho long
grind.
An Indianapolis Ursn. the vr,,.
a.,er cemrasy. seems Z" he imbucss
~,,h the same ideas a. thurman.
ri-,a representatives ot this erssa-
,sssSco. headed by q. e. Lake NJ
kanses CITY. recently rcolcd 'h"m-
.cIve. together to back a team IN
the nes, race. provided IN. consent
ct II. u. smith. president cf the
concern. ~ho has always been or
osr,i tc racine. could be gained. Nm
st,emp, /. being made to suov
smith the error ot his ways. "a IL
II thought tho Premier. With Is ne~
motor. q novel design. has an cscci-
lent rhsncc to win.
Another local concern recently
yewoce,sd with tho s""-miic even,
js IN. I.ycua-A,ias company. =
Kpish. licensed concern This firm.
IL; rerprt.J. plans a team entry.
calculated to demonstrate ccns,stcn-
CIV Of running rather than extreme
speed. A more satisfactory :es,ing
ground than the speedway on May
--..a.y -, has,. finL
The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
Poisoned Blood
Quickly csaassd
In Any Form Of Blood
Trouble the Cure is Rapid.
s:s Co.
-

~ ss'ssishias r~s.ra 81 s~yisss bIssA
r.si.anlss Is sl~i.y bNia-hg - our s.isrti.Ai,
And lis-si " lee. -.i gEss~ startling
ssisnai,i,s .Ss.i.i tT ssrfsgi sss~ is~ bls-s>i
.s.ss~d. Ias~d SEd prT.a-, IN sfsSsc~ ig
thai sSaa-fls. rsaisssis La@u1 ss-sJ aAsFe
As y ., y. t.s f-as,si- F-zii1s hss .,gisAiy
tlr syslrsA s~sSasss isf-sssi etll. "a sS.ls
sksi i~rshsHss fNSs. lsnlissstsi l.-.A. .so-
.tip.i..s4 aE.i is-Assis- .iaz-ts-
III syspl.A-s ar f-fsE. thiHsI, .sgisr
sei.iIs, .:.y sGin fsitsp~i b. rzsA. AEi
s-shs is-iiystisas 1rlsE'y GLszsas~.i ss
tra-lAih- SOD. NiEs rtis sss.sit..a is si-
usass Heig-ssa 10 81 riii-asrs sni IS
asi<siS ss-ss-s~- b. ~ srsisa a. ,. y y.
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ATTACKS RULE OF REASON.
CLAUSE or SUPREME COURT

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after = sansrs~ase ~Nh s'rssiasat
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The chronicle=news., 1914-01-16
rNvENroR a SUICIDE.

Freer1rt. Ill. la, is-NasinaH
to be the inscnier uf Tho geasrlny-.
committed suicide a, his humc in
Easic Point io-;ay by shooting hipi-
self with rifle.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-09-09
ASHLEY

Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hall and son,
Earl, OF Wyoming, are guests OF Ralph
Hall and family.
Mrs. John McNaughton and Il. w.
Tuthill were called To Big Rapids TO
attend the funeral of their uncle, Dun
can Curre last week
Mr.. and Mrs. II. T. Brown spent the
week end with relatives i'm Grand Rap
ids.
Nearly everyone in this vicinity at
tended the Greater Michigan Fair.
Miss Dorothy Brown spent few
days of last week with her aunt, Mrs.
Frank Wood Jr.
Mrs. r. L. Howell OF Minneapolis,
was the guest at the home OF r. y.
Longstreet, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hingsmith OF
Sheridan motored TO w. l.. Hoover's
last Friday.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their next
social with Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Stay
ton, Friday, September IS. A picnic
dinner with fried chicken and mashed
potatoes will be served. This is the
annual meeting and election Of officers
will be held. Everyone cordially in
vited To attend.
Louis Emmons and family and Mrs.
John Emmons spent Sunday with Ray
Smith and family.
G. l.. Beardslee and wife called on
Mrs. r. r. Weter of Bedding Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Josephine Winslow Of Kenosha,
Wisconsin, Geo. Winslow and Brook
Swift and family motored from Ed
more Sunday and spent the day with
Frank Crandall and family.
Mrs r. w. Tuthill and daughter
Louise, spent a few days of last week
with Geo. Spicer and family Of Tru-
FAINT
Sylvia. Eva, Florence, and Glenn
Nelson visited with Roy Clifford and
, wife, sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Longstreet who
have been spending the summer with
his parents returned To Detroit, Tues
day
Several from this community enjoy
ed Labor Day in Bedding.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1914-09-09
Auto and Sport Dept.
Page of Interest to Lovers of Outdoor Pastimes

November first to April fifteenth, in
elusive. Unlawful to use firearms or
explosives in hunting muskrats.
DEER-Open season from Novem-
Der tenth to November thirtieth, in
elusive. Resident hunters license
$1.50; nonresident hunters license
$500. Alien resident hunters Ii
cense $500 May have i'm possession
thirty days after close of season. I'm
lawful for any person to kill more
than two. Unlawful to kill in red
coat or fawn in spotted coat.
Unlawful To pursue, kill or
capture any deer while il is I'm the wa
ter. Unlawful to use dogs in hunting.
Unlawful to kill until 1920 in Berrien,
Calhoun. Genesee, Ingham. Jackson,
Kalamazoo, Oakland and St Clair
counties. Unlawful to kill until 1918
on Bots Blanc island. Unlawful to
knowingly trap, injure or kill any
deer or offspring thereof which are
kept in or have escaped from any
private enclosure.
WOLF, LYNN, and WILDCAT
Bounty for wolf over six months,
$500; for wolf under six months,
$1,000 for lynx $500; for wildcat
$500.
GAME BIRDS
QUAIL-Unlawful TO kill until 1871
PRAIRIE CHICKEN-Unlawful to
Kill or capture at any time.
PARTRIDGE, WOODCOCK d
SPRUCE HEN-Open season from
October first to November thirtieth,
than six in one day. Unlawful 20 take
more than fifty in one calendar year.
Unlawful to have more than fifteen
in possession at one time.
WATER FOWh
DUCKS. SNIPE, PLOVER. SHORE
BIRDS and SORA RAILS-Open sea-
son from September first TO December
thirty-frst, inclusive.
RAILS and COOTS-Open season
from September fifteenth to December
thirty-first. inclusive.
GEESE, BRANT. PINTAIL RED
HEAD, BLUEBILL, WHISTLER,
BUTTERBALL and WIDGEON-Op-
en- season from September first to
April thirtieth, inclusive.
GEESE. BRANT and DUCKS-Un-
lawful to take more than twenty-five
in one day.
PLOVER and WOODCOCK-Un-
lawful to take more than six in one
day.
SNIPE and OTHER SHORE
IRDS-Unlawfu to take more than
ten i'm one day.
PLOVER. WOODCOCK, SNIPE
and OTHER SHORE BIRDS-Un-
lawful to take more than fifty in one
calendar year.
GEESE, BRANT and DUCKS-Un-