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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

WILLIAM SCHRMANN,
IGNATZ BLAHA.
o the
STATE OF WISCONSIN,,
Manitowo
Last gnaz being severay
that the his knowledge except matters therein stated
OF belief believes be
WILLIAM SCHRMANN,
A. d. 1914
GUST EGGERT, Town Clerk.
to ittee on Bridges
PETITION OF THE TOWN OF TWO RIVERS FOR BRIDGES
HONORABLE CHAIRMAN BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
MANTOWOC COUNTY WISCONSIN.
The petition the Board Supervisors of the Town
Rivers Mnowoc Wisconsin, respectfully and shows
III Honorable Body:
being pecesy bridges
public Rivers Wis
% which the
Fourth between Sections and which the known
Cabot.
bridges replace bridges
That bridges wholly located within said Town Two Rivers
said Town Hundred Thousand Dollars
Board said County, That the estimated of said bridges
($l5000O Dollars.
That said Town Two Rivers has provided for the its
of
1919 r. S and amendments
Board of said Town Rivers
specially Honorable Body designate its members which
shall Board of
of shall
Section provide paid
the County toward the construction of said bridges
VIM WII.SMAN,
NICK SlLBERSACK
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

Jos. Strouf George Bonifght
Peter Kaufman Matthew Henry
John Benzinger Mic Scherer
William Wenner Adoph Cherry
Lewis j. Wenner JAG +. Petri Jr.
Frank Kauller Edw. Samz
Wenze M. Stangle John Kozelka
Jos. Sporer John A. Kozelka
j. w. Stangel John w. Stelzer
Geo. w. Stangel Joe ,euce
II. Eller Peter Hronek
Adoph Dvoruk Peter Rouiller
John Kracht Adoph Shebesta
VIM. Bredor Frank Jndra
Joseph Svorak Willie Chaloupka
Andrew Bunda John +. ,Jindra
JOS. j. Flegle Anton Hallada
Frank Baeta John Kaiser
John Petri Jr August Schwake
George Barthes Andrew Reheaue
Tom Dazzle Wenzel Sebasta
Jacob Flegle Mike Esinger
August Dore Nick Nocker
Joseph Kaiser Otto Benhardt
Ed Palzer Geo. .Jindra
Edw. Wenther Casimee Young
Henry Meissner Adolph Hotche
Ed Chaloupka VIM. Blum
Fred Grimm Herman Schramm
Frank Pavlish Wm Breuing
Herman Franz August Mority
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25
STATE OF WISCONSIN, |
Manitowoc County.


VIM
petit
WIN. SCHMOOK
NICK SILBERSACK
ulscribed and o May, 1914
KRASE, Town Clerk
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25


STATE
WISCONSIN,
That of the
the building public
the granting of County Aid Towns building of
mission and providing for the granting
villages building of
eve that the present plan too expensive and that spent
the the officers constituting
mission would build many miles of roads the different
We therefore petition
the Legislature
providing
in Of CnnntA
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

Henry Wilkie
Edward Gauthier
VIM. G. Glandt
John Koch
George Happmann
Mic Kaiser
Rudolph PufahI
August Johannes
Herman Luehkc
Carl l.. Guiep Jr.
Albert Pcterke
Gust Kroeger
Herman Kruger
Henry Schmitz
Carl Schultz
Emil Frenz
John Anthem
Chas A. Tegge
Mat. Watzl
Chas. Schmidt
Henry Schneider
Frank Jacquette
William Bunk
w. i. Otis
p. +. Anderson
+. Oestreich
John II. Neumann
Richard Krey
August Schafer
Peter Xim
William Luebke
oscar ii. Luebke
Alfred A. ~ohls
r.. ii. Thiede
Aug. G. Glandt
Ferdinand Grade
Henry Kohls
Orlub Pupcter
Joe Boettchen
Max Christoffe1
Max Daetz
Albert Daetz
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

'aN ColIIillSSlOH.
Theo Hickman
Aug. Schumacher
Henry Koch
II, Stegemanns
Charles Wascher
Aug. Schultz
Sam Ahrens
Joe Shristoll'el
Carl Pawlilzki
Frank Eppimacr
Michael Rath
George Feistel
John W. Sklazon
Emil Ronde
Arthur Krcuger
Henry Nicnstedt
Peter Schmidt
Herman Schmidt
Herman Litke
Iced Ransky
Emil Klose
James Rcbedew
III. Mica
Martin Mixa
u. G.. Bleser
i. w. Viel
John Breiwogel
II. G. Bartz
Richard Rohde
George Koch
Mrs. Frieda Rohde
August K9eser
j. W. Nemetz
VIM. G.. Krichm
Frank Labudala
Jonas Gagun
Frank Feuentain
VIM. Baerwal,,,
Max Stcinbach
Carl Grimmer /
Philip Neumaan |
! i
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

Eliin, III June q -ElsIn butter. 21ac.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

THE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

Eugene Allie
David LaClair
Geo. j. LeClair
Chas. Allie
Henry Allie
Norman Allie
Albert LeClair
Francis LeClair
Henry Gafaner
Joe LaFond
NJ. LaFond
Gust Schmaher
Edward st. Peter
Frank Moskosh
Alfred LaFond Jr.
Simon Steppes
Frank Gauthier
T. Klawalski
Emil Guatphoy
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-06-25

No. 12-Motion made that the To
Public Highway in Section Twenty-eigh
the Sheboygan River.
Seconded carried.
No. 13--Motion made that the To-
bridge with County add if old bridg
travel.
Seconded; carried.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

The new escort arriving cut short his
complaint. Blind folded. H. was onrc
more taken back 10 the carriage and
driven Of into the ice cold.
For three days and nights the same
fornlaliticS were repeated IN regular in
~tervalS and on the second day Fragcrc
found himself d%cvouring the food ~
had Scorned before.
On the fourth day the carriage stopped
n usual and Fragcrc. now half dead
and barely conscious. was carried a. "A
rough bench. This time. the bandarc
was not removed from his ewes. It
heard heavy footsteps. whispering voices
and n noise which ~ realized was The
loading ~ guns. Ills coat WAS removed
and his hands tied behind his back.
Aim, Fire.
The guns runrrd and Fregcrc fell like
a log. Fear had made him unconscious.
When h. began 10 come 10. he was lift
ed ~ and placed on u chair. Ills hands
were united and the b%anGage removed.
lie looked around bewildercd.
: lie was sitting in the same room. on
the vrry same chair where hc had made
his unfortunate joke. Around him were
the same guests. the ear himself being
also present.
a roar Of laughter greeted him and
the emperor said:
There. you sec. my dear Fragcrc. 7
can make bad jokes. too
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18


NV VINO nave S'unieH
me tetion eiiu'flnn that in order to w.
2 N cotton rfia.s ani prevent absolute,
disaster ts th, mafk. for this ana also
tor nest wear = ,h.ol,,.1,
hat A. .
800, F" ''''"" II
,eo 49,. 49, Y '"' ",re
for,n. 'f" '"lS N'lf' me
nr-~I4 'h'i th'a lefl
80. , 'lf''f. n Tact.
= - - ~ nv i'lhl'fs p 10
~. Ill, .-' II Feast one-haif.
81 s.ra r'm' may hui u
VII ~, 1911. ',' " -f''' MANY others
: j - ,"' r.. Compelled :" Il"
aihla " nh,,,. .at,, '' ""p'S
~ nv - ','''' Nh 'hr l.afl
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

President Woodrow Wilson has shown
his usual good Judgment and statesman
ship IN ordering inr etaeuaiiun III Vera
Cruz. The p~royoc,iioa uhl-h aeiuntcd
his country IN Investing The leading port
Of Mexico was given met IN The govern
ment q that country. hut ht wv u-urpcr
HON the United state. newer recognized
IS the head Of the Mexican government
such being the cl rt houil have nn
light whatever "a hrid iLri government
responsible. The nils PREPARATION asked
hv tho United State. NJ the lrffcio COS
nrnment of Mexico li ihe tiuc that The
insult was offered a. our marine was ihai
The United STATES flag hc sliuied y, the
Mexican guns IA tiNt time .s, cmhlrl at
Vera Cruz. The rpu~tifuiiunulisl chief
Corran1a long ago minated his willing
ness @ make amends to this government
for the insult offered TN ~iiurrta. and
there has never been The slichtSf cause
4 friction or irritation between the Uni
t4d States and thn regularity constituted
government ~ McAi,o. on ihc contrary.
President Wilson hns again ana again
avowed his friendship and unsclf.h in
forest IN The welfare NJ our mc.ehhnr NJ
public. Since nom hit The most friendly
relations exist between tlr two govern
menis today, there could hr no cause. and
no excuse. frr retaining possession ~
Mexico leading port. 70 do 50. couls
only result ia Irritation and bad feeling
and would r%nrtift lhc President ui h,nn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

DUMDUM BULLETS. :



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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

Subscribers nj the city Who fail 40 re-
seive The Herald regularly are requested
90 notify the Office promptly. Al papers
delivered in the city should be received. as
n rule, not later than 4 10 I'd Z O'Clock d.
N Unless some accident to the press or
other untoward delay occurs al the print
ing Office, the paper should ~ ont mot later
than 4 80 and the carriers should complete
their distribution. even to the most distant
subscribers, within not less than an hour
and thirty minutes.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18
N MEMORY or FATHER.

Jacob and Isaac. who had not met FOR
many wears. were shaking hands when
l~lac noticed = large diamond pin ia M.
friends tie.
What z fine diamond you have.'' cx-
claimed Isaac. how much did ii cost -
II paid 5000 for III" replied Jacob.
y did not know you were worth 50
much none. r~
Well. Won see. when my father died
ne icft 5000 for n stone 10 bc erected "a
his meiaory. md this is the Stone.~-Na.
iinnal Monthly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18
\ Crushing T

We asked \ trombone PLAYER The other
"at ~ ne eprld mention a single great
Who when b. WIS Il youth. nlared
thr village band. IT, scratched his
bead and poHdeEsvl for several minutes
ne could POT think Of u Then he
A kea ~ il We could name one Nc the Sir-
ners ~ IT. Declaration NJ independence
who evr ran a country nevSpgpcr.F From
The Lamar No. Democrat.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18
PUBLISHERS, NOTICE

IL any erroneous reflection upon the
~choracter Of anyone. NJ which may affect
The standing Of any person, firm or cor
poraticn. should be- published inadyer.ent-
~ IN the news columns Of The Herald, II
viii be- corrected promptly upon the a'tcn-
fion OF the publisher boin< called for il.
Office of Publication
1900 Washington Street.
Telephone No. q.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

Even little Rio Grandc City has start
ei a Buy a Bale Club. with ten of her
business men agreeing 10 buy 4 bale Of
cotton each. in order % help the farmers
Of that section along. Il il possible that
Rio Grande CITY has not yet learned that
such AN idea has been denounced a. fool
i~h and useless?
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18

4 JOKES.
fBy Wcadimir Smirnon.l

tEdF tdWi 1. tbAA anu ~tftH ~ tt'''tA
ing ID the autocrat IL ali the EuSSiaS.
was. nevertheless. very fond ~ merry
company after his hard days work.
Among his constant companions when H.
chose 10 show himself Of His most human
side was the Paris comedian Fragcre.
and my father who has told me this
story.
~Fraeere.' my father said. was the
most daring man | ever mel anil more
than once NJ gave ~ many an uneasy
moment ~ the way ia which ~ treated
The ear. who rather liked being fiat
Ills constant success at last made him
60 - far that the car. fond VI him
though he undoubtedly was. decided 10
punish him.
~rnr evening one AZ the guests. Il Sn0h
ana flatiercr. made u speech IVA the din.
ner in which he praised the car rs q
far greater ruler than Peter the Grcn
The ~zar. who .hathcr liked hcimg nat
tered, nevertheless pretended % protest
and said:
Really. my dear Fragcrr, this II rob
hing Peter 10 pay Paul
Yes. your majesty said Fraeere. ~but
your majesty may feel anitc easy. for no
one would ever think ~ rohbing Paul ~
pay Peter
The answer was biting. but the ear
usually did not mind. heing quite used
10 the actors whimS. This time. how.
ever. his face darkened and the PARTY
separated quite III at ease. Fraerre in
particular felt very badly for. ~ him.
= Joke that failed 70 make = hit was like
a lost battle.
IN was in the middle of thc winter
and still pitch darn when towards morn.
Ing, he was suddenly awakened hv 4 VIC
lent knocking at the door. He stood M
opened the door ard turned CHASTITY pale
~ the Sieht ~ an officer ~ the imprrial
guards and five men FULLY armed. The
officer handed linn Hn order signed VI,
the rzar personally exiting him NJ Sih
eria. Tie read the paper through. threw
himself down 81 his knees and eroanesl:
that calls for this dreadful punishment
What crime have ] ever committed
., n !" H, M 'h' '~"'
.n, " !" ''"n ~
'"''' P'h'cN ""l "ri'iA assert
~" '"S vas "''er'N ihp"SS'"ie. me
~ Nc 49," \" h'>, ~ehilhaiie
a,n, II '1'f himself ""'
-, - '" - = "' - !"
"'''' n""''''' - -"fe fraS'fe
"."utrS .hh' Z" pa'h ihr necessary
~ ""' ""'.'' "" 'ireu"St'hees must
~ "'iV' = SinsiF i'he informing ANYBODY
- VIII nan haprrifTi
hFh minutes i"ier me trembling Fra
WIS "sS '""'" haruiy carry HIM.
'"u u'"m " " "ai''hg carriage
when nr"'c III I'm top speed under n
-, f 'N,''" = H"ieier win
-. -" 80 "'mn On e'eh side OF
- III LII M questions 'hes
~ ~ Nheit ana immof
:, - D''ri"s' "ro'e On
- - ~ ''""" curtains "hirh
.,m.l,a,, ',m e''fh'nI m
,... II '"''nihE ""'S'"e.
~ - n 'ase S"''''"'f S'"Hpea
hraas d.,l,-n. ~, Mi ~" "Pe". 4 was
m;,tad III go. III. ""S ""e per'
f~ol,l,wI IL ~ - e. "'""
t,re H.. ~ -, "'Sf""i' 90
ami ~ ro,nd h,,.-",~sa 80 re'no'e'
lum;n,to.l on1,. III -, 800" /"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1914-09-18
BUY A BALE


III YOU rate a 'man "a mcanS,r
Bry u bale.
II you've City in your leans.
Bay u bale.
III v%or've figured out you're broke,
Put your diamond stud IN soak
This emergcney'S 40 joke
Buy a bale.
If you're working for the South.
Buy a bale.
let Your ash Spcak-not your mouth.
Buy y bale.
Buck up. brother. al aint lost.
This we're river can hc crossed.
Don't gpt ~cairt about the cost.
Buy a baie.
Keep King Cotton OH III throne.
Buy y bale.
Since the Dove ct Peace has flown,
Buy \ balc.
let the Old World have her war.
When her free-for-all is Ger
She'll reed cotton more and more,
Buy n bale.
let the wildcat stock-schemes rest,
Buy a bale.
When You've fifty ID invest,
Buy a bale.
You will help along Your biz
doesn't matter what ID I'D
And your n~cighbor viii help his.
Bay a bale.
Now the time to hit the BAH,
Buy i bale.
Help the farmer out this fall.
Buy n bale.
You'll BE- proud you did your share
When the cash that you can spare
Flattens out this cotton scare.
Buy n bale.
-Mcigs o. Frost, Ia The Galveston News.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
CLASSIFIED
WANT ADVERTISING
One Cent a. Word
Auctions
.....,...coeeona


AUCTION SALE-Wednesday, July
S, one and three quarter miles north of
Fowler school house, or one mile west
Of Cartwright school house and quar-
ter south, commencing at 1920 sharp.
Having rented my ranch, | will sell my
property at auction on the above date.
40 head of stock, milk cows, 6 steers.
head yearling heifers coming fresh
soon. 5 work and brood mares, l year.
ling colt , work horses, / two-year old
filly, yearling colts, saddle pony, 6
head hogs, brood soWs, shoats, 200
Rhode Island hens and pullets, so
small chickens Farming implements:
Farm wagon, spring wagon, top buggy
good as new, moving machine, hay
rake, walking plOw, drag, , sets work
harness, set single harness; II cords
wood, 100 fence posts, so tons alfalfa
hay. Household goods: Dressers, bed
steads, mattresses, springs, rocking
chairs, dining chairs, cupboard, ice box
sideboard. dining table, kitchen table.
dishes, cooking utensils, washing ma
chine, fruit jars, ice cream freezer,
canned fruit and hundreds of other
articles too numerous to mention. Free
lunch at noon for everybody. Plenty
of shade and ice water. Terms made
known at date of sale. w. B. Green,
owner. c. o. McMurtry, Auct. C. A.
Whitfield, Clerk. 10 North First Ave
Phone Gel p
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
For Sale Miscellaneous

OUR CANVAS DEPARTMENT
Is complete, We manufacture Stack
Covers, Wagon Covers, Drop Cur
tains, Awnings, Tarpoons and Tar
paulins, and anything else you want
in canvas, from first class goods,
at prices which our competitors don't
try to meet.
FOOSHEE FURN. CO..
Corner First & jefferson SITS. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

LARGE FRONT ROOM, with screen
sleeping porch, one block north post
office 361 N. LIST Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

AUCTION SALE-Thursday, July 8,
two and one-half miles south of Glen
dale, Arizona, on section T., commence
ing at 80 sharp. Having decided to
leave the valley l will sell the follow
ing property and stock: 80 head Of
stook-11 fine dairy cows, Durhams an d
Holsteins; yearling heifers, 6 calves,
large fine work and brood mares, l
extra fine driving horse; 200 laying
hens; farming implements, farm wa
gon. moving machine, hay rake, 2 sets
leather work harness, gang pillow. The
above stock is extra good and in fine
condition. Terms of sale, cash. John
Deitz. Owner. c. o. McMurtry, Auct.
c. A. Whitfield, Clerk, Is n. First Ave.
Phone 661. r
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
MONEY MAKING BARGAINS

Snap buy in Evergreen home.
Almost new 5-room brick, large
lot, one block to car; south
front: $3.50 price, $3.50 down,
$40 per month. s.t.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

TWO nicely furnished apartments
of three rooms each, at 615 North
First St; downstairs, $25, and up
stairs SIS; gas, water and lights
furnished. Phone 1913. 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

100000 is way below cost for this
modern Groom brick, located on big
lot in Evergreen, find out about it right
now. C. H. Johnson, 507 North Sd St.
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

TWO ROOMS and bath for light
housekeeping. 526 East Portland. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

A NEW HOME BARGAIN
= Located on North 5th St, south of
Roosevelt ST, a strictly modern and
attractive six-room house, with large
screen room and cellar, oak floors, fire
place, den, tinted walls, can be had for
$4,000 on terms. You can't make a
mistake in buying this home.
PRINCE & FUTILE
Real Estate, Loans, Insurance
IA West Adams st. 1t
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

BEAUTIFUL ROOMS with screen
sleeping rooms. 36S N. First Ave. If
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05
WILL TRADE

WILL TRADE
Overland car and cash for city lots;
40 acres in alfalfa for close in acreage;
so acres with water near Florence for
Phoenix property.
Fl. IT. Major Real Estate
IS w. Adams. Phone 1904
&c
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

RING IA for reliable messenger
service Il
Arizona republican., 1914-07-05

AUCTION SALE-Wednesday July
S. IA. at p. m. Taylor & Biehl Auc-
ton House. corner of S LIST Ave. and
jefferson. good work horses, 2 ponies
l buggy, l spring wagon, l set work
harness and our usual amount of fur
niture tools, cooking utensils and dish
es and what ever you have for sale.
Bring or call Phone 1349, we will send
wagon after your goods. Sales every
Wednesday and Saturday. Everybody
come. ]. F. Biehl Auctioneer. If
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24
Tulsa GRJRGHNBT
GETTING ORGANIZED
WICHITA TEAM IS COMING
wichita Man Told DoucC- of Success
Of Gospel Team Movement IN
the Kansas city

t.,.
~" '"'''
from the local chur'he5 ha'hercu !"
the Tulsa Hotel last night at the
| BANQUET given in preparation for the
coming of the Wichita Gospel team
on sunday
Secretary f. H. Stranahau of the
Wichita movement outlined to the 126
men present the plan Of work car
rird ON by the hymcnt in that city
He illustrated hts address by means
# large charts or maps showing the
locations oC the teams that have been
organized hy the Wichita men and
another showing the number Of points
visited ny these teams, From Fcbru-
AIRY 1912 until December 1913 ~
team had visited II points In Wichita
and II poIuts outside OF Wichita and
secured 2l>3 conversions
Mr.. Stranahan said he had hard
time leeplng hts maps and charts up
20 DAT. and things were happening
SO fast aud his teams making SO
many trips and getting such results
that every day changed the results
70 ls not a new method hut Ing
back 90 the origina' plan oi ,.e first
disciples In their c'angeIist- work.
The movement is IN no way to dis
place IN tn" church Iiio and work.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24

st',ass Of their meetings. during the
next two days.
4 non prayer melting will be held
for men at the Comercial clug rooms
today At 1915 to which a large mum
uer Of men pledged their attendance
at last nights meeting.
Previous to introducing Secretary
Stranahnn. toastmaster, c. c, Magec
Introduced John W. Robh Tulsa S
new Y. NJ. {. A. Secretary who res
ponded in q snappy talk on the Tulsa
spirit.
twenty-five members of the Gospel
team will arrive In Tulsa Sunday
morning from Wichita and viii con-
duct the morning services In each OF
the city churches. In the afternoon
mass meeting for men will bo held
U the Majestic Theatre.
In the evening two or three large
union meetings will be held in local
churches the programs Of which will
be announced on Sunday. On Mon.
lay evening an organization meeting
is to 10 held for the Tulsa Gospel
team
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24
Urge Kansas Ciy'S Claim


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24
COMANCHE FRANK IS
AMERICAS BEST DOC
DOG OWNED BY L. X. FISHER.
OF HOPE, IND, WON $1,000
PURSE.

GRAND JUNCTION. Tenn, Jan %.
-Comanche Frank pointer, entered
by L. r. Fisher Of Hope, Ind, and
handled by j. NJ Avent of Hickory
valley Tenn. today won the title OF
champion hunting dog OF America and
purse OF 81 ,O0O, defeating the setter
Palischio. owned and handled by W
H. Beazell of Michigan City. Miss. in
the final race OF the National cham
plonship field trials.
Comanche Frank and Paliachio
we're the only dogs Of the 22 which
started in the event called on to run
a second heat for the championship.
At the start OF the race today the ad
vantage seemed with the setter but he
weakened near the end of the two
hour heat and lost his lead to the In
diana dog, which was going his bes,
at the finish. In bird finds honors
were with the Beazel entry. five
bevies and a single against three
bevies an dtwo singles located by the
winner.
Today's race ended the season Of
field trials in Tennessee, which began
here January ).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-01-24

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