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The Washington herald., 1914-09-09

games left on the Pittsburgh schedule,
and, allowing Honus four times at bat in
each game. he will have 10 make just
sixty-nine hits to bring his average to
an even 800
With the pitchers at the top Of their
form, and Hans in the throes Of the
worst slump of his career. such a spurt
seems neither probable nor possible. In
stead OF going up. Hans seems to be go
ing back. in fact. and in the last ten
days. in twenty-nine times at bat. he got
but two hits, and his average dropped
from .262 down to Around 80
Although apparently losing the batting
eye that for eighteen years made him
the terror OF the National League, Wag-
ner is still scooping them up at the short
field as easily and as brilliantly as In
the old days. Even IL he should never
hit above 80 the Flying Dutchman is
still a big asset to Fred Clarke's team.
Labor Day marked the beginning Of the
end OF the baseball season. It is the day
that nearly all OF the minor leagues close
down-those leagues that weather the
storm after July T. This has been a
very poor year for minor leagues. All
years are poor ones for minor leagues.
This one was the poorest ever. The Tri-
State was one OF the hardest hit Of any
brought the league season to a successful
termination Monday with Harrisburg as
the pennant winner. Year after year
the same old story has gone out that
the Tri-State wouldn't start again, but
it always bobs up in the spring time. II
is becoming harder and harder to reor-
ganize il each year, because the fellows
who like baseball in the smaller cities
do not like to contribute several thou
sand dollars each year 10 show some one
else a good time. That's what they have
to do in the Tri-State League.
II has been definitely decided that Joe
Boehling will not be operated upon for
floating cartilage. The southpaw believes
that with a complete rest his knee will
come around nicely. He even predicts
he will be able to accompany the Ma
tionals on their final trip around the
Western wheel Of the circuit next week
WILLIAM PEET.
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OLDHAM SHOWS FORM
AND WHITE SOX LOSE
Recruit Southpaw Hurler Holds Chi
cago Safe and Detroit Tigers
Land Game. 3 to !.

Detroit, Sept S-Oldham. a recruit
southpaw. was a mystery to the White
Sox this afternoon and pitched the Tigers
to to l victory. He held the visitors
to five scattered hits. one of which was
hit batsman, and a couple of outs.
scored their only run. Detroit won in the
first two innings when they punched four
hits OF Cicotte for two runs.
Ty Cobb. who got the worst of a mix-up
at third base with Breton yesterday. spik-
ed the youngster today in retaliation.
Breton received a bad cash in his leg,
but pluckily resumed play after the wound
had been dressed, Score:
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Shaw Wins His Game
But johnson Loses
Nationals Field Brilliantly Behind Youngster in Open.
ing COntest-Walter Knocked Out of
Box-ScoreS III and 9-4
By WILLIAM FEET.

Connie Macs Philadelphia uggers DOTTED their bonnet to young
Tim Shaw trimming in the first game of yesterday
twin sketch they then proceeded kick the daygh out of Wa
Johnson winning the second in a romp
Shaw brilliant support enabled him through with to
triumph The slaughter resulted in 9 to score.
It was great day for double paysthe Nationals negotiated
seven and the Mackmen three during the afternoon.
Walter Johnson handled roughly in the fourth inning
the farewell that he yanked himself of the box John
son only worked and oned chapters during which period he
was batted safely twelve times, resulting.
Crf introduced recruit battery during the remaining in
Stevens and Wilson The crowd warmed
to the youngsters gave Stevens hand when he banked the
champs
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Today's Entries.
BELMONT PARK.

FIRST RACE-Threeyear-ods and up-ard: si1
and one-haf turions, main course. Bac, Io3; Ella
Byson, lG; Andes, 100; Honey Bee lc2: water
Wenes. IL; Yellow Eyes IL: Working Lad, 10
Uneie Nun. 100: STRIKER. lT; 'FaScinItinE r.
SECOND RACE-An ages: handicap; one and
one sixteenth miles. syoSset II. lo2; Amslha. Ill
struns. 100; Holiday. 81: Addie NJ. -.
THIRD RACE-nrve- -year-olds and inward
mArs and Eeldinz; sslhng; mile. Naad .
Bac n6; Blue Thistle. ZOE; His Nihs. q; FIitaWay.
lO4.
FOURTH RACE-Twoyear-olds; autumn high
weight handicap; sI fIrlonEs. straight. Cornely
ITO; Garbage. lG; Uncle Jimmie. IL; Forum. Id
Gross Bun. IL
FIFTH RACE-Three-ysar-olds and upward; sell
ing; about two miles. Ballet lE2; HOLLYWOOD lEs
suish, ID; Nosegay, IA; wooteI, ~; Meadow
LArk, iE
SIXTH RACE-TWo-yeGr-olds: selling; five and
One-hah turlnngs. straight. Rose Maine lO5; 'PuI-
mI, -; Mamie K. l@; Cache. l0l Embroidery lO5
Mcntressor, No; 'BOrgo. lol; Luxury. loa
sApr-.,fKr. III,
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New York, Sept. S-For the first time
in eleven years Yale will not be in the
final play for the snnhal team golf cham
pionship of the intercollegiate Golf AS
sociation. as her representatives. were
eliminated today by the Princeton team
by a point score of to in the four
somes and singles on the Garden City
Golf Clubs course.
Yale has held the team prize for the
last nine years. The New Haven col
legians won two of the three foursomes.
but got only two Of the six single
matches.
Harvard defeated Pennsylvania, win
ming all the six singles. but losing one of
the three foursomes. Harvard and Prince
ton will fight it out tomorrow, their teams
meeting in the final matches for the first
time since 1903
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BRAVES POUND
RUBE MARQUARD
Boston Lands First Place In
National League by Trim
ming Giants, s to 3.
JAMES Is In REAL FORM
Hub City Hurler Sets New York Down
with Three Hits. While Team Mates
Hammer Manhattan Fingers.
JAMES IS In REAL FORM

Boston. Sept S-DrivinS Rube Mar
guard from the box in the fourth inning
and treating Frohme with no more con-
sideration. the Braves pounded out an
5 TO } victory over the Giants this aft
ernoon and took an undisputed hold OF
trst place in the great National League
pennant race.
James pitched for Boston and allowed
only three hits McGraw used three
pitchers, three pinch hitters. shifted his
outfeld and transferred SnodErass from
center field to first base in a desperate
effort to stem the tide. But il was Of
no avail. President Gaffney. OF the
Braves. announced that the official paid
attendance at the two games yestsr-
day was 1900 Score.
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CLOUT
Wins FOR SOX
Boston's Outfelder Comes
Through with Circuit Wal
lop' and Yankees Lose.
WILDNESS IS COSTLY
Gregg Is Pounded by New York Club.
but Shore Holds Chance
men Safe.
WILDNESS IS COSTLY

New York, Sept. s.-The Red Sox won
from the Ysnks, to 5, today. A homer
by Lewis. with two on. gave Boston
three in the first inning. They scored
runs in the fourth. sixth, and eighth.
Fishers base on ball TO Cooper forced in
the winning run. The Yanks bombarded
Gregg for three doubles and a triple in
the first. He gave way to Shore, who
stopped the locals cold. Score:
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BRETON IS KNOCKED OUT.

Detroit, Sept Slime was called in
the first inning Of the White Sox-Tiger
game today when Ty Cobb. who tried to
20 from first to third on an infield hit,
collided with Third Baseman Breton. Of
the Sox, knocking the latter out. Breton,
who is a former football player, tackled
Cobb in true football fashion in yester-
DAYS game. bringing the fleet Georgian
to the ground and holding him there,
thereby preventing the scoring Of the
winning run. according to the Tigers.
Breton was unconscious for several
minutes but went in again.
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PTTFEDS PROVE EASY.

Brooklyn, Sept. S.-Heavy hitting gave
the Brookfeds an easy victory over the
Pitfeds, u to 4. Finneran allowed three
hits in the first eight innG6s when he
was put out of the game for throwing
a bat at Savage, of Pittsburgh. Errors
figured In all three runs scored while
Finneran was pitching. Three hits OF
Bluejacket made their fourth. Shaw's
battery featured. He got a single, a
triple and a home run in five times at
bat. Score:
Pittsbrrrh........... 10000 oOolI-ls s
Brookiyn............. 4OO2l 100 I-l2 II ?
BatteTies-Diekson. Leclair, and Berry; Finneran,
Bluejscket and Land. UmpTes-MessS. Brennan
and MannaSsau-
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DODGERS LOSE AGAIN
TO QUAKER CITY CLUB
Brooklyn Outfit Drops Second in a
Row to Philhes, Due to Catcher's
Wild Heave-Score, 5 to 4.

Philadelphia, Sept. S-The Phillies beat
Brooklyn again today, 5 to 4. Cutshaw's
wide throw to Daubert IN the seventh
after two were out let in Magee and
Crayath with the runs that decided the
issue. Reulbach was effective except IN
the third. when the Phillies pounded him
for five hits and two runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09
HARTFORD TAKES LEAD.

The Hartford A. c. defeated the strong
Yankee. A.'C. yesterday in the fifth game
Of the series for the sixteen-year-old
championship by the score. to >. The
hitting of "BuIr' Smith was the feature
of the game. Shapiro hit well for the
Yankee A. c. The series between the
teams stand three games to two in favor
OF the Hartford A, c. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09
CINCINNATI LOSES
TEN-HVNING GAME
Chicago Cubs Capture Great Over
time Battle from Reds by 4 to 3
Count-Lavender Is Wild.

Chicago, Sept S.-The Cubs took an
other game from Cincinnati. a ten-in-
ming AFFAIR. resulting to 3 in their favor.
Lavender was wild and ineffective, and
after he had permitted the Reds to score
twice in the fourth without the aid Of
hit, retired in favor Of label. In the
tenth Good singled. Safer sacrificed. and
Schulte's hit brought in Good with the
winning run. Douglas was pounded hard
in the three innings he worked. Ames
relieving him. Score:
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Runs-Hooper, Speaker. Lewis. Hobby ~. Jan
VIM. HHr1eIl Cook. AragUu. Mullen, Pecsin-
paugh Bases on balls-Oh Greg, / OF Shore. 3;
oh Fisher, S Struck Out-By shore. 6; BY Fisher
/ Home run-Lewis Three-hase hits-Hartzsn
Peekinpaush. TNEo-hsSs hits-Janrrin, HartDel
Nunamaker Sacrifice hits-JanTrin. Cook, Aragun-
Stolen hases-Hooper. JAnTrin. Nunamaker. Double
plays-So0tt to Hobby PeckinpauEh. unaSsSted
Wild pitch-Shore. Hit by pitched ball-Ry shore
tArIsonl. Umpires-Messrs. Connolly and Chill
Hme-3 hours
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TITLES AT STAKE.

The Hyattsville team will play the Ma
val Medicos today in the independent
series for the District championship at
the R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. Leasue's grounds
at Sis r. m, and the winners will meet
the Vim Athletic Club Sunday morning
for the title.
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Earned runS-haSinEton, ); Athletics, y. tnSt
base By eTTors-Athletics, }. Left on bases-wash-
ingtoa. .; Athletics. :. Innings pitched-By John
son, ) Is; by Harper. 325; By Stevens, 2 Hits
made-0f johnson L; of Harper, ?; Of Stevens. 2
TWO-baSs hits-GIndil, Strunk. Double plAys-BaHy
to McInnes; Baker TO Collins to McInnes; Foster TO
Morgan; Morgan to Mcbride to GIndil 81. Hit by
ptcheT-By Harper, Barry. Wild pitch-HArper.
Passed bAl-Schang. Umpires-Messrs 0Loughlin
and HiIdebraDd. Time OF R1me-2 houB.
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STONE TRIMS BLOOM.

New York, Sept. S-Harry Stone, fight
ing his first bout in this locality in over
two years, cleverly outpohted Phil Bloom
in ten fast rounds at the Broadway Sport
ing Club in Brooklyn tonight. stones
superior cleverness overcame Philip in q
majority Of the rounds.
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Washington.

TTned Tuns-WashIngton, z BeIt On o15as.A1l -.
49, ?. washington, 2 Three-bass hits-MilAn.
TTiir,ell. Twu-base hits-BakeT. Collins. MoeiE,
Capdil Sacrifice hy-MorEan. Double pASs-bsAei ,A|
- C-T;-s - NGcInnes. Mcbride to Morgan TO Gan
il. Foster, unassistsd; Morgan to Mcbride to Gan
an HI b. ritcher-By Bush, Moener. Umpdres-
MO- Hildebrznd and OLOughlIn. Tine ot game
= hour and 50 minutea
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M,GRATH MAKES NEW RECORD

Stanton, Pa, Sept. s. Competing
AGAINST Pat Mcdonald, of New York, in
the athletic carnival conducted under
the auspices of the Scranton Catholic
Club here yesterday, Matt McGrath'
worlds champion hammer thrower, eX-
ceeded the worlds fty-six-pound weight
throwing record when he hurled the
weight Il feet 10 inches. The record
throw up to this time was 70 feet 6
inches.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09

Runs-Doyie -. Burns. Moran Evsrs. Gather -.
Schmidt -. Gowdy, James. TFO-baEs hits-Iames.
Gowdy. Burns, Smith. Three-bass hi,-Doyle Stolen
basss-DOyle. Burns. Bases on balls-Oh james
:; OF Marguard, 5; OF Witse. / Struck 0ut-By
James, s: BY MATquari. !. Sacrifice hits-JAnss
Morar. Sacrifice ny-Mursy. Double pIays-ETeTs
10 schmidt Smith 10 schmidt. Hit by pitcher
By Frumme, Schmidt Umprss-MesSr& KLEIN And
EmSlis.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Indianapolis- LouisEile-Rain.
Columbus. d; Cleveland, J. Second game-Colum
bus. 6; Cleveland, Z.
Kansas City. 5; st. Paul. 4.
Milwaukee, S; Minneapolis, 6.
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Runs-Schalk Bush. Burns. stAnsge TUo-base
ht-MGiarty. Threebase hit-Burns. Double
play-Bush to Burns Sacrifice hitS-Vitt, Nor
iarty. Struck out-By Cicotte ); by Oldham l.
Hit by pitched ban-By Oldham Roth. Passed
baIl-SchaIk. Umpres-Messrs Dineen and Egln.
Time-l hour 20 minutes
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Runs-LobeTt, Becker, Mage. CraTath, Doom.
DaubeTt C2. stengel q. rWo-base hits-Dooin,
Mage. Three-bsse hits-Daubert. Stengel Struck
out-By Reulbsch. l; by Mayer. ). Double plays.
Stengel to McCarty; DaubeTt to EIbeTfeH TO Dau-
bert. First base on baIls-0f Re1lbach s; of
Mayer. 2 Hit BY pitched baII-By Reulbach, era
THth. Umpires-Messrs. Quigley and Eason. Time
Of Fame-l hour and a minutes.
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Runs-Hanlein. Trimblc. Peine, Roberts. Eisman.
Donavan Witte Shapiro. Earned r1nS-Hartford
A O, S First base By erors-YGnkee A. C, !;
Hartford A. C., } Left On bases-Yankee A. C.. l.
Hartford A. c.. 6 First base on balls-0n Collier.
.: OF Tucker, J. Innings pitehed-By Collier. l; b5
Tuckerl l. Hits made-Of Collier. ?; on Tucker,
Str,ck but-By Tucker ?; by PfeifeT, 6 Tvo-base
hit-Smith. Sacrifice hits-Trimbe. Peine Hanlein.
Stolen lbases-Smith Trimble. Roberts. HGnlein.
Passed baIls-MeKoy, 2 Umpire-Meszs. Bennett
and RI SimnonA Time OF gane-l hour and
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RrIns-KeIlogg ~. Clark Williams Gond -
SAFER Two-base ht-Schulte. Stolen baseF-
Daniels. TWombley. Kellogg. Clark Sweeney. Rasss
on baIls-Oh Lavender. 4: od Zabel. /: OF Ames. T.
Struck OuSSBy Lavender. l: BY Zabel. :. bT
Ames. l. Hit By pitched bali-DouglsSS. Passed
ball-GonEales. Umpires-Messrs. Hart and Rig
Ter. Time-2 hours 2 minutes.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS.
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

Newark, 8; Providence. L Second Eame-Neuark,
2: Providence s.
Toronto, 4; RochesteT Il,
Montreal &; Buffalo, 5.
Baltimore, 3; Jersey 0ty, 15. Second Eame-Balti-
more, o; Jersey City. L
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
Utica, IL; Troy, 0.
Elmira, Z; Wilkesbane, 2
Binghamton, IL; Scranton, l.
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VICTORY FOR PAL MOORE.

New York, Sept. s-Pal Moore, OF
Philadelphia, defeated Benny Leonard in
every round of the ten they fought at Far
Rockaway last night.
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09

Federal League magnates have been
kicking because the attitude of the
Wards on Sunday baseball has hurt gate
receipts. But the Wards come In mighty
handy sometimes
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SPARTAN ELEVEN TO PRACTICE.

The Spartan Athletic Club football
team will hold practice Thursday evening
at O'Clock, instead OF Wednesday, at
sixth and c streets southwest. All per-
sons desiring a trial, please report on
time
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By JOHN A. DUGAN.

Showing flashes of real championship
form, Miss Eva Baker yesterday de-
Tended her title as District champion
when she defeated Miss Enid Holden in
two straight sets in the finals OF the
Columbia Country Clubs invitation tour
nament.
Although Miss Holden put up some
very strong opposition in the matches, she
was compelled to bow to the supreme
driving strokes and fast relays of Miss
Baker In the first set Miss Baker cap
tured the honors by a 6-3 score, after
one OF the best matches that has ever
been seen in the history of women s
singles in any of the District Journeys.
The second set also went Miss Baker s
way, but in this play Miss Holden fought
even stronger, and was compelled to
submit the contest to the title holder
after playing her up to a deuce. in
which both players exhibited some bril-
liant tennis.
Moore Defeats HoItEman.
The final matches in the fourth round
OF the mems singles were played, and
the semi-finals are car6ed to be finished
today "PaIy" Moore defeated Holtz-
man in straight sets, - and 81. which
brings him into the semi-finals in the
matches today with Mayfield. Lundy
and Larry Doyle are slated TO meet in
the other semi-final matches, and the
winner will meet the winner OF the
Moore and Mayfield matches for the
honor Of District single champion
q Three matches were played in the
third round d the mems doubles, Moore
and Moore winning the first from Baker
and Doyle by default, ard Holmead and
williams taking the honors from Gore
and Burton by so and 81 scores.
Stephens and McKnew broke into the
semi-finals by defeating Corby and Corby
by 6-S and 81
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09
FEATURE STAKE RACE
TO KING COUCHMAN
Tommy Murphy Brings Colt First in
Nutmeg Event for 10 PAGERS
at Hartford.

Hartford. Sept. S-Five heats were re-
quired for Tommy Murphy to land Kink
Couhman winner OF the Nutmeg 2:lo
pace, for 5000 at Charter Oak this after
noon. A small crowd huddled in a cold
wind and witnessed better racing than
was expected from the small fields. Air
dale won the 2:24 trot for three-year-
olds in straight heats and in fast time
Summaries:
2lO racing; The Nutmeg; pri1c. s. 900: in 5:
King Nnnchman hr- hE Ailaniic King
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Harold Janvrin has been playing great
ball since he became the regular second
baseman of the Boston Red Sox.
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Moore Defeats Hoffman.
Doyle and Treanor Score.

Doyle and Treanor were the aFst to
meet the finals in the mems doubles by
their victory over Moore and Moore yes
terday after the best matches that have
The Washington herald., 1914-09-09

Monte Carlo has had profitable gamb-
ling year.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Buooklyn, z; Pittsburgh, 4.
GAMES TODAY,

ldianspols at Baltimore.
81. Louis at Brookhn-
Chicago at Buffalo.
KEnsas City At Pittsburgh.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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TULdI'.18ss
zone out when winning run scored
'Batted for Gonzales in fourth.
:Batted for Lavender in fourth.
I :
Chicago. lO2OO 800 -
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Philadelphia oo2o ooSe1-S
Brooklyn. lyn...................... l II O2 o o.
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rur srArn or TEXAS.

TuE STATE or TEXAS.
To the sheriff or any Constable 81
Nucces County. Directing;
y !. nevnen Adminsjfatos ae honir
.non - the estate ~ q. NJ Ancs. de
ceased having filed IN our Count,
Court his final account ~ the condition
~ the estate ~ said g. M Arnc~ de-
ceased. together with an application
90 boz discharged from aaid admmss-
trallon. YOU nrr hcrchy commanded.
that BY publication 81 this writ lor
twenty DAYS IN newspaper regularly
Published la the County ~ Nurcos yon
eiVe due notice 10 an perrans interest
"a ia the acvount Tor final settlement
- said estate. g. filc their objections
thereto u any they have. mn nr hcfoFe
The September term isit, ~ said
County Court rommcncing ana 90 be
holden az the Courthouse 81 said coun -.
1 IS ln the County of Nuoces on the PLAT.
/ iay Ia september a. ~. 1914. wher
snid eooount AMI application viii 10
considered ~ said Court
Witness A. n. Lutcr. CLERK - the
County Court o. Nucoes County.
Given under my hand aud seal ~ said
Court ~ my office In the city ~ Cor.
pus Christi. this Int. day of September
4 a., 1914
'soail ~ y. Luter. Clerk County
Court. Nueees County Texas,
~ Title Copeland. Deputy.
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Tho state ~ Texas.
To an pcfuohs interested In the os-
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valdez, guardian of the lestate vt
said Maria Valdez. minor. Ioao Ma
valdca, guardian has filed "a the
County Court of NueeeH County his
Final Account ~ the condition " said
estate. together with an application TO
be- discharged M Guardian thcreof.
which viii be heard by our said court
~ the third Monday ia September, A.
D.. 1914. same being tho 2ist day ~
september. A. ~. 1914. a. the Court
louise ~ said Nuocss County las the
ny % Corpus Christi. Tcsas. ~ which
ime ana place all psrtuns interested
said estate are required 10 appear
md contest said Final Account and
application. II they see proper.
Witness ". El Luter, clcrk of the
county Court ~ NucceH County. rex
as.
Given under my hand ana The aeal %
mid Court at my office Ia Corpus
'hristi. Texns. on this. the sbih. day Of
Aug, A. ~, 1914.
w. y. I.uter. CLERK. County Court
Sueces County. Texas
ny chas. Walters. Deputy.
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rexas
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1914-09-20

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