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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

For United States Senator
Edwin S. Johnson, of Yankton.
For Representative in Congress
LIT District, Theodore M. Bailey. Sioux Falls.
End District, John M. King. st Lawrence.
Bird District, Harry Candy. Wasta.
For Governor
James w. McCarter. of Bowdle.
For observation-disclosures
John T. Hebron. of Deadwood.
For Secretary of State
J. E. Bird. of Watertown.
For Attorney General
Louis w. Bicknell, Webster.
For State Auditor
Chas. B. Fousek. of Pukwana.
For State Treasurer
Jacob Fergan. of Parkston.
For Commissioner School and Public Lands
w. j. Toner. Of Stool.
Fo Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Will Chamberlain. of Utica
For Railway Commissioner End District.
Orson Clark. Of Mobridge.
State Chairman II. ]. Rock, Aberdeen
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22
state Chairman
COUNTY

f1tfE.A SOObN4A
For State Senator
Edward Sutton. of SuIly county.
For Representative
N. B. Gearhart, of Pierre.
For Treasurer
A. G. Latta, of Harold,
For Auditor
IT,. Hartnett, Of Pierre.
For Register of Deeds
c. W. Sullivan, of Pierre.
For Sheriff
E n. Quinn. Of Pierre.
For Supeaintendent.of Schools
Margaret NJ. Linden.
For Assessor
George Coates, of Canning.
For Surveyor
U. Griggs. of Pierre.
For Coroner
Dr.. c. n Holiister. Of Pierre.
For Party State Propoealman
Frank Kantowski. of Pierre.
For State Central Committeeman
James Holm. Of Pierre.
yor Members Board Of County Commissioners
Srd District. Henry German. Harold.
End District. J. E. Thomas.
9TH Dietr1ct,J. F...scholtz.
For Constables
Sophus Kjsr. Breton; John o'Dowd. Canning:
David Exc. Byron.
For Justices Of the Peace
10. Bourke. Canning; J. j. Scott. Harold;
Amos Wiley. Raber.
County Chairman L. E. Cummings. Pierr
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22

If you are looking for a real good ar
gument, what's the matter with taking
another look at your tax receipt?
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22

Evidently the secretary Of the
treasury had no reference to South
Dakota banks in general when he
complained Of the boarding Of money
~ some Of the banks. The last alb
Ct the condition OF national
banks shows the average reserve Of
Bouth DakotA banks % be 1886 per-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22

cent. The loans and discounts are
S3l, 67S, $50 and the individual depos-
it's S32, 931 1926.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22

A. L. Won Osdel is making an &C
tive canvass of the First district, as
the bull moose nominee for congress.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1914-10-22
pCoUHTY OFFICIAL PAPER

Entered ct the Post-Ofice at Pierre. South Da
kota. - mail matter of the second class.
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Telephone Meeting

II begins 10 Look as though Raymer
vas going TO have phone service some.
time in the near future.
The meeting held at the Smathers
school house west of town was quite
largely 2ad very enthusiastically at
Tended. The line discps,ed was to
build a good. substantial line from Il H.
ard to Buckingham to connect with III
long distance and it is believed that
heota will connect with US there giving
An outlet TO Cheyenne and Greeley and
the other way we would be in touch
With steF!ing AID points east.
Ihers were twenty shares subscribed
for at s25. 90 each and number more
that will subscribe just as soon as thev
have the opportunity.
a committe composed of Messrs G. r,v
Rischell and pinn.dor were appointed
70 nsn out the route of the proposed
line and report at the next meeting ora
tseek from Monday.
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HUSBAND is HELD FOR
ASSAULT WITH
KNIFE

Charged with assault VITA deadly
wesnan, and making threns ngainft
the life Of his wife, EiiAyegy OF Greedy
was hound over for trial in the sum Of
$3.50 which he furnished yesterday.
The tlial is set for next Mondoy.
According to testimony of his. wife.
he attacked her with a larga beet OF
corn knife and threatened hes ..fe On
several occasions, and she deg.sed his
arrest and detention. The warrant
was swsrn out honday and the pre-
liminart hearing was had yesterday.
The trouble arose, aceesding to
Avery lstatement on the staEl, over a
difference of opinion as to the discipline
Of the Children. The family came here
some months ago from the dry farm
section sear Grover where they had
lived OF homestead. Weld County
Democrat.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
arL tpublishef seria! oi65oe
Department II the Interior.
L. s. Land Once at Sterling. Colorado
Sept. u. l9i4.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary
c. Stanley fsole heir Of Robert N.
Stanley. deeeasedl Of Tilden. Nebras.
ka. who. on September y, 1911. mode
Homestead Entry. No. ol65tD. tol
SEl-4 NWil, 5Wl-4 NEl-4, El-a
sWl-4, and sEl-t, Section IL, Town
ship Z n. Range IS W.. 9Th Principal
Meridian, has fled notice Of intention
to make Final Three Year Proof, to cs-
tabllsh claim - the land above describ,
ed. before S. Griffin, United States
Commission.r, at New Raymer. Colora,
do, on the u day of November. 1914.
Claimant naIues IS wi:nesses.
Caarles II. stptt Of New .ayiner. Colo.
Claude ls.eoe of
George c. Mirer. oi al
lngebgesA, 4 Nil. Of Sc ~
4. =. BROWNS. Register.
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LOCAL NEWS Of INTEREST
----1Ass,g -
a'as' Of The Psspe sI fS}ssr and r'eisiy lMPas'

Miss Lena LAM of Colorado Springs
visited few days with Mrs. Barker.
4 Elsie Rasmussen went TO Sterling
4iyaday.
Joe Giagrass re,srned Monday from
sterling.
Ehss Rasmussen left Monday for
aaxtum.
q. E. Bringleson came home Satur-
da. from South Dakota where he has
been looking after farm affairs. He
ssys that country 4oesn come up With
tie Raymer country this year.
A fine girl baby was horn to Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo Mclaughlin Sunday on thiar
homestead near town.
". A.. Sweirgard Of sharpsbure,
Iowa, who spent a few days here with
his parents Mr. ssd Mrs. l.. N. SVEN
gard left Tuesday for his home in
Iowa.
Mr.. Wick has received his appoint
ment as Notary Public, whic4 will be
a great convenience to those having
work Of this kind.
Quite number Of the friends Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Petrie went to
their home Saturday night and gave
Mr. Fobes and his bride.to fare
well reception. All attending had a
most enjoyable time.
The Nickerson famil.s had dinner
with Mr. and Mrs. +. d. Francis las.
Sunday in honor Of Mr.. and Mrs. FoH-
Ter and sons.
A. j. petrie took bis daughter Pearl
and Mr. t'obes to Morgan where wen,
married This young couple will make
their hcpe in Cheyenne. Wyo.
c. K, Graves. republican csndidnte
for Representative lsft Wednesday for
Greeley and the irrigated sections Of
the county. Owing TO so much bust
ness matters that has demanded his
attention he feels snat he has some
what neglected his campaign in this
section, but as he /. setter known here
deems his frien., will overlook this
point until later on in the caasg sign
when he hopes to meet all Of you,
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NOTICE foa PUBLICATION

NOTICE fO3 PUBLICATION
&Ft trueiisnEEl Ssrial 1isifs.glssn
Department of the interior.
L. s. Land onlee at Sterling, Colorado
Sept. .. 1914.
NQTcE is hereby given that Charley
SHAY, of New Raymer, Colorado. who,
on Jane l, 1910, April "a, 1913. made
Orig, and Add. II. Z. no. 0l3l46 and
Serial No. olSs7o, for SID 4, Sec. l,
N. K. SO w. and Lots 6, a. 5, 6, Sec. G,
ard Lots /, and 2, Section :, Township
I n, Range 81 w., 9th FrisGpal Mer.
idian, has fled notice Of Intention to
make Final Three Year Proof 10 estab.
ljsh claim to the lara abcye described.
hefore United States Commissioner, |.
s. Griffin, at New Baymer, Colorado,
on the 18th day Of November. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses.
Charles H. seati, 4 New Hagmer. Calu
John a. Denegan, of &"
Ed Jones, II g .i0s
George c. Mixer of r" " LIS
A. 4. BROWNS. Register
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MACHINERY, ETC.

Superior grain drill, IL lole. 5 hole
grain drill, disc, John Deere Cultivator,
John Deere two row cultiYstor, lister,
lumber wagon. single seat buggy, cart,
hay rack. IA ,ooth harrow, section
harrow, harrow cart, 2 sets work har.
ness, single harness, stack Of. straw,
acres corn in shock. household goods
and numerous other articles. Terms
cash. All goods to be settled for be.
fore they are takeu away. n
G. w. Carter, Administrator.
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Live Stock

Gray stallion . years Oh, weight
100 pounds. mare years Cd, weight
about l,2OO, mare, years ca, weight
about 1000, mare, years old. weight
about $50, gray mare, Is years old,
weight about |, 200, 5 geldings. 3 years
o'd, weight about 1000, 2 fillies, z
years old. weight about 500, gelding
2 yeags old, yearling fly sucking
mare colts, sucking horse colt, COW.
calf, hog, weight about 100. 4 or doz-
an chickens. 2 dozen turkeys.
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| Mm issssa EsAaasL ASSOCIATION
THURSDAY. OCTOBER II. 1914.
PiTcHF9Rk PARKER

A markea coy of the Entes1sise .all.
ing attention 70 the acts of gan bay-
.r Parker was sent to that gentleman
at Sterling He evidently does not
wish % give his views in cold type.
We berese tha we are r.&st and
correct in our statmenta. 1t seems to
pc .auise evident that Mr.. Parker was
IN earnest, that he Is actually trying to
close the markets 10 grain from this
section shipped by<farmers. A letter
from enc commission finn indicates
hat this is so We are reliably in
formed that Mr., pa>kar bias been able
% close one tasavct.s4 at Stoncham
oy thrSa.s a-sd intimidation.
There snyud De laws to stop this
sort Of business. The farmers should
have free access 10 the best possible
market for all their produce.
Mr.. Parker may not have been tax
ang any more than fair profit bit if
Mr.. Parker has the powest " close
markets to the farneG at uis own
sweet will, he has too much power for
any man to possess. He has lower
which makes him master of our re-
sources It is power which no man
ihould have. II we have no laws to
reach that sort of conduct, We should
nave them just as coon as the wheels
of legislation can X set in motion.
Sucs acts ought % be criminal.
untl they are criminal. the develop
Encnt Of this section Sill be held back.
Colorado has suffered 10 the past freq
The exploitation Of such 4men as Parker.
The people Of this section should as
one man let Mr.. Parker and the people
Of tea state know tina, the time has
come when We will not tameIy submit
to such outrsges longer.
ANY man who would attempt to
perpetrate sueh acts upon a people is
pot deserving of any consideration. He
Is leach and parasite, striving tc
gain wealth by other mems labor.
rcaping whege he does not SOW, and
gathering what he has nc, scattered.
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NOTICE FOR pInlICATION.

y =. L. iprt'iahsr, se-.al-osfc,
Department OF ts.e Interior.
:. 5. Land Office a, Sterling, Colorado.
Sept. 81, 1914.
NorIcE is hereby given that William
A. Evans. OF Sioneham, Colorado. who,
on JULY 8, 1914 made homestead entry,
-. 05170, for south Half Of. Section
25, Township 5 ~, Range 57 ". 9Th
Principal Meridian, has flied 9otiee of
intention to make Final Tsree Year
Proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before |. S. Griffin. U.
S. Commissioner, at New Raykser, Col
orado. on the 18TH day Of November,
1914.
Claimant names rs witnessaz
Edward voyel. u Stpneham, Cols
Fred Pickeriil Of
Fred Sehmeoekee, Of fe-I
Thomas H. Allen. Of LIS
NJ. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NIL. iPublishcrI Sprial-Uiisa1.
Department Of thr lutcrio..
u. S. Land Office at Sterling, Colo
ralo, Sept. 5, 1914.
NoTlcE is hereby gwen that Chris
tian S. Wagner, administrator of the
estate of David II. Wagner, deceased,
Of Avalo, Colorado, wso, on October
~, 1910, made Homestead Entry. No.
0l4S2os for sWl-4. Sec.son %, NW1-a,
Section SO, Township lds. cange 81
W. 9Th Principal NIes4ias, has FLED
notice of intention to make Final Three
Year Proof, to establish claiql to the
sand above described, before Register
s,,d Receiver, at Sle,sjne. Colorado, on
The 18th day Of November, 1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
.s0ssrh White. Of 'tonehzm. Colo.
frank Huh. Of a.
.ssnon johnson Of Avalc. C.le s-zi
II STARK. rt .c-as
"a Az tEowils. Esk,s..F
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.

NIL tPutEshcri Scrial-0ioss.
Dcpaytment % the Interior.
I. :. Lamp Office u Sterling. Colorado.
Sept. 8. 1914.
NorIcE Is hereby given that Graz
vile NJ. May&eld, Of New Raynner.
Colo, who, On Decsmber 30. 1909.
made Homestead entry, No. O1034c
for SELF, Sl2 NEl-l, and Lot 2, Sec
ton I, Township s NJ, RahRe IS w..
9th Principal Meridian, has flied NOTICE
Of intention to make Final Three Year
Proof to establish, claim to the Land
above described, bsfors United States
Commissioner, ! S Griffin, at Ny
Raymer. Colorado N the 22nd day q
October, 1914
Claimant ns,n% A witnesses.
Dewitt G. Cutler. u Nsx saymsr. csl,
Arthur Myeys. ot
E,.ns.. 4. lsauSSlnsr, Ct = {" s..s
l,.-ssT Su.ass...p,S. n Z ,nts
"A = zzo-'Es. ksAAs,
II
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NOTICE. FOR rsnLlcA1ics.

NOTICE, TOR rsrnLlCA@ios.
M.P.I. yPubIisherl Serial eisi..
pnrtm-id. OF The Interior.
Z. s. Land 'onisc al steriirg. colarado
Sept. Il. tl4.
NOTICE is hereby given that Lewis
J. Norton. of New Eaymer. C7lo., who,
on June 4, 1910. made Homestead En-
try, No. 0i3l79. for East Half of. Sec
ton 25. Township 7 NJ, Range 50 w.,
9Th Principal Meridian. has filed notice
of intentan To make FinsI Three Iear
Proof, to Establish claim 70 the land
above described, before /. s. Griffin,
u. s. COMMISSIONER. at Neg Rayf,er,
Colorado, oa the 5th day OF November,
1914.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
Clarence " Hur,een. ci New Rasn.,r. Coo.
James scri:yn. Of
Aiber, FiE~j Of ri
George heaetam. Of Buckingham. Colo. lpg2
A. r. BROWNS. Rexls:A-
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NOTICE ron PUBLICATION.
u. P. l.. tpublisherl Serial oS1
Department Of the Interior

:
u. p. L. [rublisherl Serial os.ss
Department of the Interior.
United States Land Office, Sterling
Colorado. Sept. II, 1911.
NoTlcE is hereby given that Ezra
Toyne, OF New Raymer. Colorado,
who, on September >. 1903, made
Homestead Entry, No. 9S758, for West
Half of, Section S. Township NJ,
Range IS W.. 9Th Principal Meridian,
has filed notice Of intention to make
Final Three Year proos. to establish
claim to the land aboys described. be.
fore |. I, Griffin. U. s. Commissioner,
at New Raymer, Colo, on the 18th day
Of November. 1914.
Claimant names as witnesses:
henryi Andrews. Of Ncs; l.aymer. Colo.
sylvia A. Andrews. HI +"
Frank ko1ct Of 9-l7
Chafles W Wulf OF Ig.ee
A. 7. Browns, nestizter.
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NOTICE ron rusLlcATI0x.

ii. l.. l.. lpuhlishcr Serial Gs.s
Department ii the interior.
u. S. Land Office at Sterling. Colo.
Sept. IL. 1911.
NoTicE is hereby given that Hezyy
James Andrews. OF Raymer. Co.2,
who, on Sept. ., 1909. made Homestead
~ltry, No. 03i6i. for East Half ss,
Section s. Township 6 n. Range IS
w., 6th Principal Meridian, has filed
notice of intention to make Final Three
YaaT Proof, to establish claim to the
larf, sbove described. before |. S. Grif.
fin. S. Commission, at New Ray
mer, Colorado, on the Sth day Of Nov
cniber, 1914
Claimant names as witnesses
Era fvne c. Eatmer. c,ls.
Clara S. foyne. Ct
nalter. Jores. Of alt
cssriss ~. H'-. = IS .l~--
AF. sEoass sse'sssgr.
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Buckingham Items

Several from here attended the tee
phone meeting held at the Smathers
school house Tuesday.
Mr.. Sunderlin has erected wind
mill on his homestead.
Mr.. Wipple is building two windmill
towers, one for Pete Nazark and one
for Jose,Th Kopsho.
Simon Fox entertained relatives
from The east over sundgg. His cous-
in NINA Woodruff ard mother.
Miss Ethel Fox returned Tuesday
evening from a few days visit at Keota.
Miss Anna Jobbins hal charge Of the
Fox general store.
Samuel W. Davis was born in ireland
in 1874, and died at the home Ct his
son, 4. c. Davis, west Of town on the
Lester Poneh homestead, Oct 8, at the
age Of 70 years, months and q days.
He was united in marriage to Miss
iesgTie Scott in the year 1879 at London.
To a.is union there we're born two
children, a son and daughter. who sur
yive him. K. c. Davis of Buckingham
and Mrs. LaBante. Of Mountain View,
No. The singularity Of his death is
the incident that just 8 months TO the
i
day and hour prior to bis passing. he
mourned the death Of his wife. AT
her request she was buried on the
home place, where Mr.. Davis was also
buried. The funeral was he'd Saturday
morning from the school house. The
many friends unite in extending sym
pathy to the son who in so short line
was bereft of both father and mQ4aer.
A great many attended the political
meeting al keota Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. johnson and son are in
Denver this week.
Mrs, DIR. Rowe is enjoying visit
from her brother of Loveland.
Kit Longsorth had his shou,,er bone
broken, caused by a horse falling on
him.
About 90 guests from Buckingham
and vicinity gathered at the school
house Saturday evening for reception
in honor of the teachers, Miss Edns
Wilson and Miss Agnes Waldo. 1t was
aSo in order OF farewell for Miss
Edna Mckee and mc.hcr who expect TO
leaya for Pennsylvania, Tuesday. but
owing to the accident Of her brother
ln-law Kit Longworth. the time for
leaving has been postponed. The
many friends Of Miss EGna's regret
her departure from oug midst. She
having been postmistress for over 4
years and in that course of time won
many dear friends VINO hope she will
again return and mingle with us.
Light Refreshments were served and
many gamec and music were the eve
nings entertainment
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DRY lANDERs r. LOAD
ING WT !! WHEAT
THIS week Il

Once rasse it il being demonstrated
what can be done on the homesteads of
this, section, and there is no more con-
vincing proof than TO 90 to the depot
kere and see the farmers shoveling
aheat into the cars. s.
sbe wheat crop here this fall was
good ard Of high grade
: The possibilities of Us section is just
now beng demonstrated and few
more yesrs lie this will cause an
other sseam of immigration to this
county,
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lime TO Paw 1a,os

- hrst nalf OF Zach years taxes
sre nae and payable January /, the
second haH due and payable July
~ eaeh year and the First half he
soiiie delinquent Feb'y 2Sit and the
.aa haif become dellnquers. July 81.
pt eaeh year and draw interest af-
er SAID Gates. All taxes are psld
n County Treasurer,
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Wanted Flowing

New up to-date outfit, oil pull work
guaranteed
Y ~, ~,
VIM. Wagner, Raymer, Colo.
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frccinvt Registration Notice

The Board of Registration in each
{reea's. m Weld County outside the
Ilty of Greeley will be in session for
tne purpose of registering legal voters
the following two days only, as desir,
mated by the Session Laws of 1913.
luesday Oct. Goth and Monday Nov.
Ind. preceding the general election Of
Nov. 2rd, 9l4. S7
= .,
J. E. Snook, couass Clerk.
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Piano for Sase

Have stored IN Ne VICINITY of New
faymer Il higs, grade p.sno. Will sell
cheap for calh pr easy i,syments. Par
Sculars will be sent % anyone inter.
,sted in a high grade l,ano on gppli-
cation to The Denver Music Cor 31ny
u Denver Coo
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A. |. MumpeI,
Democratic Candidate for
Assessor.
Dry Land Population Increasing

We failed to men i;on last week the
latest arrival to tiss section, which
was a II pound boy baby born to Mr..
and Mrs. w. r. Theqpson, On Their
homestead near town.
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SALE
or the =. w. Heidho,dt Estate

! will sell at Administrator Auction
on the Estate of +. w. Neidholdt. a
half mile west of Buckingham at 1850
O'Clock in the forenoon on Wednesday,
Oct. q, the following property to-wit:
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FOR SALE Poisoned wheat to kill
prairie dogs. In 9 pound packages
at 20 cts per lb. Enterprise Office.
Ros. Garden az vyorts.

bulgaria, ,Ye rose garden OF the
World. snppJs the American market
Tith the bulk Of the perful5,e, altar OF
fosss rT
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The Rally Day program atthe sei.ool
house last Sunday was fairly well at
sended. The program wa well rend-
cred. considering the disadvantages
the children and instructors had in
getting together, and as Mr.. Graves
said in his talk each AM every one
who took part had rendered service
rat would rebound tothe benefit Of all
The Raymer enterprise., 1914-10-15
sufoe. Vas, sso,sa ro,e.

II sugild iats hine ana u nali day.
FOR tht srrnirs III itl1upe 10 pass .
,i.er rnfri mpeehins nve abfssst i,
-. sesii = ga ei.ti nti!n rAit.
IL sf
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V0tsrs and taxpayers

Undsr more embarrassing conditions
than aier confronted an assessor,
have been struggling to equslize your
taxes and get property on the rolls
heretofore escaping. You kn1w how
well have succeeded. II you at.inl, |
am entitled to second term make an
X after my name. o.
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FOR SAL : Sogtawest quarter OF
Section tseo, J ,6ining town site Of
New Raymer fee simple title WIZ
accept best offer GO. Williams.
owner. Rockford, Illinois.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06
MAPS PLAN TO GIVE A TRIAL
TO HOLDING DAILY MEETINGS
Mack and Griffith Have Been Doing 1t for
Two Years or More-Afraid to Tackle
Proposition Last Year.

too many men always willing TO ridicule
suggestions that might have been made
during secret sessions.
Those who ridiculed or who might have
ridiculed have or will be dispensed with
before the 1914 season opens.
In the reorganization of his club e.
". Somers is going the limit. He in
sists that no man who will not follow
the edictS of the manager to the limit
will be tolerated in 1915.
Starting next spring Joe Birmingham
will have the youngest players the Cleve-
youngest in the major leagues.
His club should be amenable to dis
cipline. and judging from its probable
construction should have enthusiasm and
show an inclination to profit from the
experience and knowledge of the older
heads.
While having no intention to infringe
upon the duties of the manager. it is our
bunch that the Cleveland club on or
about April II, 1915, will line up about
as follows:
Catchers-O'NeiI, Egan and Billings.
Pitchers-Steen. Mitchell. Banding.
Morton, Coumbe, Harstad. Walker.
Bowman.
Infielders-First basement, Shields
and Wood; second baseman, Rodgers;
shortstops, Chapman and Wambsganss;
third basemen, Barbare and Thomas;
utility, Turner.
OutfieIders-Jaekson. Graney. Smith
and Liebold.
Gazing over the cluster it is evident
that birmingham will have enough
young blood to satisfy the most rad
he will have considerable speed at his
disposal and that the term veteran
when applied to the individuals will
have little leeway.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-12-06

CLEVELAND, Ohio. December 4.-The
system under which the Maps will be
governed next year will be revised tn
meet new conditions.
Men wise in the management OF base
ball clubs have been ccnvincd for some
time that daily or frequent meetings
were conducive to success on the dia-
,nond. Connie Mack, while not the
originator of the system. developed 1t
10 a higher point than probably any
other manager up to his time
Within recent years every club which
has had marked success has had fire.
cuent meetings, sessions in which the
weaknesses of the opposition were dis
cussed and methods of attack and de-
tense devised
The regular meetings of the Boston
..raves in 1913 were a source of much
comment, d hobby with Stallings. and
evidently responsible in some part for
me success of the Miracle Mans great
machine.
The Cleveland club will have regular
meetings in 1915.
The Cleveland club did not have reSu-
lar meetings in 1914. There's a reason
NOT that Manager birmingham did not
believe in regular meetings. not that
ne didn't feel that great beneht could
lie gained from having regular meet
;Dgs, but because he believed that IN
der the conditions which existed on his
club meetings would be a detrlment
rather than an asset
The existence of factions On tile Cieve-
land club. in fact. was the reason Tor
failure to have meetings. There We're