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tends to institute, for about as much
money as 1t would take to build after
a vacant lot was bought. The com.
mittee was unanimous in the view
that no objection should be made
to having the factory located in North
Mankato, as that village was CON-
mercially q part OF the city OF
Mankato. The comittee members
aid that they would be glad to see the
factory located in North Mankato,
II suitable arrangements could not
be made to locate II on this side.
Expense Money for Highway Boosters.
Mr.. Soaring presented a letter he
had received from John II. Hohmann
prominent In the scenic highway
movement, stating that at the last
meeting Of the Minnesota Valley
Scenic Highway association, held at
st. Peter In the spring. arrangements
had been made to send Senator
Harry Weis to Washington TO see
what could be done to get the money
that the government had allotted
for the highway. Senator Weis went
to Washington and found that the
allotted money had been spent else
where. Senator Weis afterwards
presented to the association a bill
in the amount OF SITS. Mr.. Hob
mann said there was no money in
the treasury to pay this bill In fact
the funds In the treasury had been
overdrawn, as he himself had been
obliged to pay out money that had
not been paid back to him.
Mr.. Hohmann suggested that the
various cities interested In the scenic
highway raise s2o6, SITS for Mr..
weis and $50 for himself as treas
urer of the association. He there
fore proposed the following assess
ments: Mankato, $35; st. Paul, $50:
st. Peter, s25: lie Sueur. $50; Jor-
dan, $40: Kasota, SIS; Belle PLANE.
SIS; Shakopee, s25.
The advisory board voted to al
low Mr.. Hohmann $35. as proposed.
Literature at The Fair.
A Suggestion WAS EtSclNcu lohh
Professor G. r. Shumway that some
literature accompany the Blue Earth
county exhibit at the agricultural
department of the coming state fair.
Il was decided to supply him with q
quantity Of folders that the club had,
concerning Mankato and Blue Earth
county. II VS. also decided that
some arrangement be made to place
the Mankato booklets in the hands of
any people who contemplated locat.
Ing In this county.
Two factory propositions were con-
sidered, but the members decided to
look into them further, before taking
any definite action.
The board decided to assist the
special committee, appointed to en-
terrain the Minneapolis Civic and
Commerce association, and to meet
the train on It's arrival.
All members Of the board were
present at the meeting with the ex-
ception Of the president, F. f. Gran
dali. Judge Cray presided. Others
present we're w. ID. willard. F. NJ.
Currier. John Nyquist, A. J. veigel
and b. F. Pay.
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MANKATo FREE PRESS

their home in Minneapolis Wednes-
day after visit ut the Thorson
home. ~ -
Sunday was n big day nj the
dam, more than fifty automobiles
were parked there at one time.
Miss Lulu Holberg OF Mankato
has been visiting friends and rela-
tives in this vicinity the past week.
Elmer Johnson Is i'll. &c.,.
Miss Ella Ross of st. Cloud who
has been picking berries for L. f.
Camp, returned to her home Monday.
Mrs. Goodridge OF Kerns and John
LeDue and family of North Man.
kato spent Sunday with c. NJ. Yea.
ger and family.
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Rapidan
srom thursdays Daily.

rom thursdays Daily. ai ss Z. x
Fred Rocks Is able to be out again,
although he finds It necessary to
use a crutch. --sl.. -...-a.'a
John Just Of Minneapolis spent
Sunday with friends and relatives
here. III, III .,.is
Ed Just OF Mankato spent part
of last week fishing at the dam.
Clarence johnson spent Sunday
with his sister. Mrs. Amy Reed at
Amboy.
A large company OF young people
gathered at George Billiards. home
last Sunday night and enjoyed a
wiener roast, Misses Irene Johnson,
Gladys Caldwell and Mary Ballard
were the hostesses. 49,
Albert Just was awarded the con-
tract for building the W.. T. just
house, his bid being $50 lower than
any Of the others.
Hon. w, A. Just was in Mime
apoiis on business Monday. -t
Mr.. Dittburner and family of North
Mankato spepa. Sunday with mir. and
Mrs. L. Il, Camp. - - = :
The Masters Jacobson returned to
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July 17.24-s1.


Order Limiting Time TO File Claims,
and for Hearing Thereon.
STATE OF MINNESOTA. County Of
Blue Earth, In Probate Court.
In The Matter OF the Estate OF Mar
tina J. Doty. Decedent.
/, Letters OF Administration this day
having been granted to Steven A.
Doty. 1t is Ordered, That the time
within which all creditors of the
above named decedent may present
claims against her estate In this court,
be. and the same hereby Is. limited
TO three months from and after the
date hereof; and that the 18th day
OF October. 1914, at ten o'clock. a. m,
In the Probate Court Rooms at the
Court House at Mankato in said
County, be, and the same hereby is.
fixed and appointed as the time and
place for hearing upon and the exam
nation. adjustment and allowance OF
such claims as shall be presented
within the time aforesaid.
Let notice hereof be given by the
publication Of this order In The Man
kato Free Press as provided by law.
Dated July 18th, 1914
fSeal). EVAN HUGHES.
!. -. Judge Of Probate.
hughes and Ellsworth, 81
Z Attorneys.
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July 17,24, 81.
Citation for Hearing on Final
count and for Distribution.

Citation TOR Hearing on Final Ae-
count and for Distribution.
STATE OF MINNESOTA, County of
Blue Earth, in Probate Court:
In the Matter of the Estate of Rob
ert 8. Pritchard, Decedent.
The State Of Minnesota to all Per
sons Interested in the Above En-
titled Matter: Whereas Hugh II.
Edwards has filed In this court his
final account of his administration of
the estate Of the above named de-
cedent, together with his petition.
praying for the adjustment and al
lowance Of said final account and for
distribution of The residue OF said es-
tate to the persons thereunto en-
titled: II Is ordered. that said petit
ton be heard, and that all persons
interested In said matter be and ap-
pear before this court on the sth day
of August, 1914, at ten o'clock a. m.
at the Probate Court Rooms In the
Court House, at Mankato, in said
County, and then and there, or as
soon thereafter as said matter can
be heard. show cause. II any they
have, why said petition should not
be granted; and that this citation be
served by the publication thereof In
The Mankato Free Press according
to law.
Witness The Honorable Evan
Hughes, Judge of said Court. and the
seal OF said Court, this 10th day al
July. 1914.
o.. EVAN HUGHES.
Judge.
(Court SeaD
Thos. Hughes, -. ....
Attorney for Petitioner.
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for other districts to pay. rather than
bring action at law against them.
At the last meeting, the total
amount owed to this district for
tuition by other districts was $31s
Since that time $122 had been paid in.
A motion was passed granting the
janitors the same amount they had
last year for supplies.
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From Thursdays Daily.
Boethin-white.


st. Peter Tribune: Il was a quiet.
but very pretty wedding that was
celebrated last evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Boethin on
Park Row, when their daughter, Lii
liam Lora, became the bride of Ad-
olson George White, OF Bismark,
N. ID. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. l.. Malmberg, pastor OF the
English Lutheran church, who read
the marriage service before an i'm
provised altar in the parlor.
The rooms were handsomely dec.
GRATED In pink and white with sweet
peas and holiyhocks intertwined with
smilax.
Only a few intimate friends OF the
bride were present, and the young
couple was unattended. Mr.. F. p.
Strathern sang The Rosary" Prof.
Anderson presided at the piano, and
played the Venetian Love song" for
a prelude. and Lohengren's wedding
march as the professional. During
the ceremony "Traumerei" was given
and 'Mendelssohn" as the recession
al. The bride was gowned In a
handsome cream charmeuse gown and
carried cream bridal roses. She is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph
Boethin and grew to womanhood In
this city, where she graduated from
our high school. and also the normal
at Mankato. Later she attended the
university at Chicago. and has been
successful teacher having held a
position at Bismarck for the past
three years. She has always been
held in the highest esteem In this
city and her many friends join with
the Tribune In wishing her a happy
and prosperous married life.
The groom Is a young man who
lives at Bismarck, where he holds a
responsible and lucrative position az
traffic manager for the Marshall OIL
company.
After the ceremony and congratu-
lations q wedding dinner was served,
and the young couple left on n we'd
ding trip. They will be at home to
their friends at Bismarck, after Sep
TENDER LIST.
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graph company. .-...
Gerald Gennerson, Pioneer Shoe
and Rubber company. d.
George n. Thiss, Barnum Trunk
company.
Howard W. Terxa, sailsbury-sat-
terlee company.
p. A. Frey, Central Supply COM
pany.
Geo. T. Freeman, Gamble Robin.
son company.
w. G. Gooding, Big Diamond Mills
company.
T. N. Kenyon, Kondon Manufac-
turing company.
C. c. Peterson, wyman Partridge
company.
F. w. Cook. Reliance OIL Supply
company.
w. C. Stevenson, T. W. Stevenson
company.
r. X. Scarborough, Produce Refrig-
Grating company.
C. A. Burnham, Northrup King and
company.
C. r. wunderlich, o. II. Peck and
company.
p. r. MacMichael, Winston Harper
Fisher company.
A. II. Anger. Gopher Hardware
company.
T. B. Lindsay, Lindsay Brothers.
]. B. Lindsay, Lindsay Bros.
s. w. Batson. Lindsay Bros.
T. v. Moreau, Gle Nicollet avenue.
Henry Doerr. Jr-. Minneapolis
Drug company.
s. J. olmen. Minneapolis Drug
company.
J. NJ. Copeland. 11l3 Raymond ave-
nue..
W. A. Frisbie, Daily News.
w. B. Boardman, Real Estate.
Ernest Kennedy, Real Estate.
Jack HIN. Minneapolis Journal
w. Squire. Tribune.
Z. c. Fiillweg, Civic and Com.
merce association.
William NJ. Rand.
w. II. Burr.
Palmer Nelson. Civic and Com
merce association.
A. c. Hill, Hills Restaurant.
II. w. Myers, Hills Restaurant.
N w. Fuel Co., two representa-
tives.
A. C. McGee Bethel, MINI.
Geo. E. Belz. Universal Portland
Cement.
J. C. Van Doom. Universal Port
land Cement. ..
II. ]. Clemens F. L. Pierce com.
, pany.
John s. Allen. Metropolitan build.
ing.
Walter Pier. Florist.
Geo. C. Merrill, Merrill Abstract
company.
Stanley II. Bezoier. Security Ma.
tional bank.
Jos. G. Rogers. Rogers Il Co.. &C
Icountants.
J. w. Mashek, Big Diamond Mill
company.
c. NJ. Rawitzer, American Tent
and Awning company.
Clinton L. Mann, A. b. Dick and
company.
w. II. Jones, Dyckman Hotel.
l.. r. Blackburn, N. w. Bedding
company.
l.. Cuenga.
Z. A. Bailiff.
G. II. Pond.
A. c. Fleck, broker.
j. A. Brant, insurance.
III. Z. Grimes.
w. p. Ganglehoff Bros
r. ]. Morgan, Auditorium.
w. W.. Gilbert, loans.
James Murray.
Clinton l.. Mann, A. B. Dick and
company.
Theo. Figge
Mack Martin. Advertising COM
pany. ..-
F. J. Smith.
Harry B. Dornberg. real estate.
George 8. Johnston.
r. ]. Rannols. -. e.
W. j. Hughes, druggist.
r. Waterman. Glide Road Machine
company. o..
w. b. Boardman, real estate.
Z. c. Pratt, Purity Coal company.
+. r. Byrers. ~
J. Y. Byrson, Gopher Film COM
pany.
A. L. Kimball, Gopher Film COM
pany.S. -
d. d. Robertson.
A. Benhsm. real estate.
Paul s. Taylor.
c. F. z. Peterson. ..
r. L. Cobb. Hood Penney company.
The following Dan Patch railway
officials accompanied the party:
David II. Naylor. Jr.. A. Coleman.
q. e. Raymond. w. B. Cherry; J. G.
Stubs, publicity man; J. Mcknight.
general superintendent; A. NJ. Kohl.
Fl. Reiter, Dow Smith, general man.
ager; Colonel Earl ID. Luce. ...
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Suggested a Parkway.

Mr. Davies thought II would be
wen to run a strip. OF sod along the
yard inside the fence, making a little
parkway, perhaps with trees planted
along 1t Thus the boys could be
kept OH the fence by being forbidden
70 tread on the grass plot.
Inc whole matter was left In the
hands OF the committee on propertv
and expense with full power 10 aef
Dr. :. s. Holbrook. chairman OF the
committee on finance. reported that
some money had been coming IN
from other districts that owed thIs
district for tuition. superintendent
Sperry had expressed the opinion
that II would be well to wait q while
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Swedish Lutheran church enjoyed a
picnic at Erick Ingwaison's cottage,
Point Pleasant, Madison Lake, yes
terday afternoon and evening. p
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Yeuno Ladies' Entertained.

Miss Alma Zeigner very pleasant
ly entertained party Of young Ia
dies at her home at 1912 North Fifth
street yesterday afternoon and even
ing in celebration of her eighteenth
The afternoon was spent
in playing games and musical mum
bers were. given by Misses Esther
Hampl. Helen Masberg and Anna
Hutterer. -,
At six o'clock delicious supper
was served and the table was pref
tily decorated with pink and white
roses. Pink candles were used, and
q large birthday cake occupied the
center OF the table. During the
evening q social time was enjoyed
The gathering was a very merry one
and the guests wish Miss Zeigner
many more happy birthdays.
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An ice Cream Social.

There win be an ice cream social
at Lake Washington school, Joint dis
trict No. 10. Wednesday evening.
July 20. A special program will be
given at eight o'clock Everyone is
cordially invited. - So
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Picnic This Afternoon. =
Members of the Trinity Norwegian
Lutheran ladies' Aid society are en-
joylns . picnic at sibiey park, this
afternoon. .s.ss. !. &.
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Entertained the w. q. Club.

EHtcTtafHeu tHe We o. NFuu' = Il
Miss Hildred johnson entertained
the members OF the w. b.. club last
evening. taking them to st. Peter
by automobile. A luncheon was en-
joyed at st. Peter and the return
trip was made late In the evening.
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Entertained at $500"

Mrs. w. Seamans of North Front
street entertained four tables al
900" at her apartments Tuesday
evening. when very delightful time
was enjoyed by the guests. At the
close OF the evenings pleasure the
hostess served a very nice luncheon
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Endorsement Announced.

Last evening the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. @. Z. Nettleton of Liberty street
was the scene Of a pleasant affair
when about twenty-five young ladies',
the friends of their daughter. Miss
Neya, gathered at her invitation and
spent the evening in games and
music. '..- .'. r.t-
The occasion of the affair was the
announcing OF Miss Nettleton's en-
gagement to the Rev. Myron e. Wei
senberger of Minneapolis. The we'd
ding will occur in August.
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Entertaining Relatives.

Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Whitchurch
are entertaining a party Of relatives
at their home on Parsons street.
Their guests are Miss Helen Foulon.
a cousin of Client, brother, Albert
vergote OF Marshall, Miss Beatrice
Collins OF Livingston, Mont, and a
niece and nephew. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy
Merlem of Chicago. o.,
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calvln-H osworth.

Mr.. Ralph NJ. Bosworth Of Estel
line. s. D., and Miss Nellie M. Calvin
OF this city were married at the Bap
list parsonage last night by Rev. r
w. Hobbs. The attendants were MT
Cunningham and Miss Freed. Tit
couple will make their home in Estel
line, where Mr.. Bosworth Is en-
gagged In business. -s = -.
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From Thursdays Daily.
AZ special meeting OF the board
of county commissioners held at
FIVE O'Clock yesterday afternoon a
resolution was passed permitting the
Good Thunder Electric company to
erect poles and string electric wires
along the public highway in the
townships OF Rapidan and Lyra to
the village OF Good Thunder. The
resolution gives authority for the
company to do all things necessary
10 this construction and In the main
tenance Of the power line, subject TO
regulation by public authorities, In
GLIDING the county board of CON-
missioners.
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FauI 3. Taylor.
c. F. z. Peterson. ..
r. L. Cobb. Hood Penney company.
The following Dan Patch railway
officials accompanied the party:
David II. Naylor. Jr.. A. Coleman.
q. e. Raymond, w. B. Cherry; J. G.
Stubs, publicity man; J. Mcknight.
general superintendent; A. NJ. Kohl.
Fl. Reiter, Dow Smith, general man.
ager; Colonel Earl ID. Luce. ...
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
Cards Fight Giants Hard;
St. Louis Has Pennant Bug
Huggins's Team, Which Got Away to Wretched Start
Is Now Making Clever Fight to Reach Top OF Column
and Is Just Below Cubs; Giants Lack Backbone Is
Claim. While the Cards Show No Reversal.
By W. ]. O,CONNOR.

beimers figuring that the acquisition
of Koney, Mowrey and Harmon WouIu
round out a penant machlhe- $500 n UoL e
was the bunk, because Lne I lIatSS - z
now in seventh place and heaoed oo"h-
The Cubs. who were consigned to last
Mace bv the winter experts nave
flashed with a long winning stre4A
since Roger Bresnahan orohe INTO me
bo," score as the daily catcher Roger
- 6een on the lob every afternoon
since Jimmy Archer was injured IN
BROOKLYN 4 month ago since roger
took command the Cubs have come from
seventh to second place Cntcaso mas
the pitchers and TIE csG.lgI, siig -
Johnny Evers' way OF Jnlnhlns' Is
pennaut winner, If properly handled
If course. EFers may have sald TINS 70
make Hank O'Day's job the hafuer' Dut
Evers said II just the same
R1t now for a word ABOUT lhe Car
dinals- who are just behind the Cubs.
Hugs team is one OF the Few n L. en-
tries which was strengthened since
1aT9 The addition Of Miller, Wilson,
nolan and We might include Butler, has
bolstered up the local entry The work
~ F7rank SNYDER and Ivey Wingo, the
hest pair Of kid catchers IN either
league. also has been a big factor, while
the pitching has been fair always and
at times good because OF the improved
work Of PerTitt and Doak-
Cards Showing No Reversal
So. viewing it from a close angle, the
Cards are not upsetting the form sheet
bv running into first division Hug
immeasurabIy strengthened his club by
the Koney-AIiller switch He developed
Doak. Perritt. Snyder and Dolan and
has Improved his club and is one Of the
few managers who has done So
Philadelphia has been weakened 50
has Cincinnati by losing Marsans, Chi
cago by losing Evers and Brooklyn Dy
losing Tinker. The Pills are shot to
pieces, while the Braves keenly feel
the loss Of Quinn and Rariden. But the
Cards are not lameuinS the loss OF
cakes and Evans. although they could
find work-for George SUggs. However.
the coming of Perdue should neutrallze
the effect Of Suggs' going and give
Higgins a much stronger team
Of course Buffers fail down must be
considered. The eNPiraJe Just can I
right himself and his swat mark OF .1S0
is a big hole, being as il is fully 100
points behind what it should be. But
even with that the Cards are stronger,
while all all the other clubs are weaker
and for that reason there should be
hopes for a first division berth with
gamblers chance for the flag-
It's now up TO Higgins What can he
do with the material at hand2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
TELEPHONE TEAM IS
OUT OF CITY LEAGUE

The Telephone club has dropped cut Of the
City league. Announcement to this effect
was made by president Paul 2. Atkinson Of
the league Saturday morning. The Every
body club. managed BY G. Levinsou, viii
take UP the percentage Of the Telephone club
besides signing some Of the best players CT
m cellar team. Herbert. Iron man OF the
Telephone club. has already been signed by
manager Gallagher Of the Gas team. and II
IS presumed that the remaining players who
have shown class in their work VII De scat
tered throughout the league
Instead Of the scheduled game between the
Telephone and Company I teams, the post
poaed game over which there has been much
discussion between the Newspaper and SOL
der clubs will be played In the initial game
the Bankers will meet the Gas runners I'd.
and a hot game Is anticipated because OF the
brilliant brand OF ball recently dispensed By
both clubs
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-11
Seek Opponent For Dundee Here
-:H:- -:H:- -:II:- III -:i:-
May Develop Contender For W elsh

present lightweight champion. a ID round
draw fl New Orleans shortly before the
English boy left for the other side Of the
big drink and defeated Willie Richie for
the title. According TO manager Scotty
8ionteith the little New Yorker has COM
piled a bank account Of $4,000 during the
past year IN the ring.
Began as Bantamweight.
Starting in the fight game as q bantam
weight Dundee rapidly Outgrew the poultry
division and became a legitimate contender
for the feather title in a short time. While
in the east he defeated every scrapper OF
note in his division, and Johnny klbane,
the champion. was brought 10 the metrOpo-
lis 70 try conclusions with the best feather
that the great CITY ever. produced. At that
Dundee forced the fighting and the ma
jorfty Of sporting writer's present at the
ringside awarded him the decision It was
then predicted that in the future he would
be a strong contender for either the feather
OF lightweight titles Ad Wolgast, ex-
lightweight champion Of the world, got the
same kind Of a start
As a box office proposition Dundee Is
considered one Of the strongest cards that
every stepped through the ropes The little
easterner, long regarded as one Of the
most vicious two handed fighters in the
ring. is considered q dangerous contender
at al times Te is a boxer as well
fighter, and that's a combination IN the
boxing game. At times Dundee has thrown
caution 70 the winds and torn into his
opponent in order to give the fans their
moneys worth. which he always does.
Has Fight in His System.
The little "dago" probably has more real
fight in his sytem than Freddie Welsh or
Willie Richie ever had, being bear over
the 20 round route and a feared man be-
cause OF his speed and hitting proclivities-
Monteith and Dundee present a peculiar
combination They are nearly Of the same
size. The former is a ScOtchman from the
highlands and one OF the most astute little
handlers OF boxing in the country. Dundee
is stage" name, the bearer being dubbed
with that ancient clan moniker when Scotty
decided that Dundee's Italian name was too
long for fighting and publicity purposes.
The Curtain Raisers.
Promoters Martin and Offutt have had
considerable experience in the boxing game.
All preliminary details conducive 70 the
success Of the initial show Of the new
association have been completed It IS the
intention Of M Martin to sign six Of the
biggest and hungriest negro boys IN town
for q grand battle royal IN the curtain
raiser. It is probable that principals for a
high class seuli-windup Will be imported to
FL Paso in order TO balance the near
championship headliner.