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The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Notice of Contest
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
United 6tatss Land Onloe,

ordWay. Crowley County. Colorado,
August 8, 1915.
To Edward r. Cramcr OF record address, Rocky
Ford. Colo. oontestee:
You are hereby notified that Joe Malsuff who
gives 6ugar City, COlorado,as his postofiioe ad-
dress. did July II. 1915. file In this ofioe his
duly oorroborssed application to contest and
secure the oanOeilAtion Of your Homestead en-
try No. Ols6si. made July 8. 1911, for NWN
Section Q, Townahip "A, g.. Range IS, w., 9Th
Principal Meridian. and - grounds for his con.
test he alleges that said Edward T. Oramer has
failed to comply with the requirements Of the
homestead law. that he has failed to reside up-
on. improve or cultivate said land, has wholly
abandoned said land for period Of time lon
ger than six months last past. which default
sxists at the date hereof.
You are. therefore. further notified that the
said allegations will be taken ~ confessed, and
your said entry will be cancelled without fur
ther right 10 be heard, either before this otiice
or on appeal, II you fail to file in this oface
within twenty days after the FOURTH publ.
cation Of this notice. as shown below, your an
swer. under oath. specifically responding to
these allegations Of contest, together with due
proof that you have served . copy Of your an.
swer on the said contestant either In person OF
by registered mail.
You should state m your answer the name Of
the post ONCE to which you desire future no.
tioes to be sent to you.
I'm. CAMERON. Register.
Second Publication Aug 20, 1915
Third publication. Aug n. 1915.
Fourth publication Sept 5, 1915
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Treasurer's Notice on
Request for Tax Deed

To svsry person in actual possession Or ooou-
psuoy Of the hereinaftsr dssortbsd land. lot
or premises. and 70 the person In whose
name the sams wsa taxed or specially as-
sesssd. and 70 al psrsons having an inter-
ct or title Of record In or 70 the fame:
Notice is Hereby Given That on the ssh day
Of December A. D. 1919. the following described
property. sitaate in tho county Of Crowley aud
state Of Colorado. to-vit:
shs southeast quarter ts. Z. ~ Of the north
saast quarter IN q ~ of the south west quar-.
ter 70. ". ~ ssetion twenty .thrss (ss). town.
ship twsuty-ons tsil. range hfty-sight tssl. wsa
sold tos the taxss for the year 1911 and pur-
chased By =. ". Roberts.
That the saad premises were taxed for said
ysss 1911 IL the name Of P. A. lockwood.
That the Tins of redemption Of said real -
tass from suoh Tag ssis will sxptss oa the 9Th
day Of De0embsr 4. D. 1915, and unless re-
deemed ON os before said day dssd viii b
tssued thsfefer.
Dated thasiAaA aay Of August 4. D. 1875. Z
IBEALl wM. BRoADB8NT.
Treasurer Of The said Csanty Of orsvlsy.
First pabltoasion Aug y. 1915
Last puhlSeatiou Sept. I 1915
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FINANCIAL CONDITION

The financial condition Of Crowley
county is much better than 1t was {
year ago at this time, and the pros
poets sre that business during the
coming fall and winter will be heav.
Ter than during last winter. A year
ago there was apparently more bust.
ness being done At this season than al
present and there was . little more
money in circulation then, but dur.
lng the latter part Of June and
during July and the nrst part of Aug.
ust last season hay was being sold and
money put into circulation. During
tho same period this year. very little
of the hay went to market, the most
Of it being stacked and held for later
market or for grinding.
Another reason for the prosperous
appearance last season was the money
that was being put Into circulation 10
anticipation Of q big cantsloupe crop
going to market. Cantaloupes, how
ever, did not materialize 80 far as sell
ing was concerned. This season little
is depended on the cantaloupes and to
replace that crop is big acreage Of
sugar beets which has u known mar
ket along with the excellent prospects
Of blk production bOth In tonnage
aud sugar. content. When this crop
goes TO market and with the hay that
is 10 stack to be sold the financial con.
dttiOu OF the county will be
great deal better than during
the same period Of time last year.
Considerable paper that tue banks
aud others had to renew last season
will be taken up this fall, and while
the season has been rather an on one
with the elements working very ma
terially against good crop yields the
outlook 10 bright for good circula-
tion OF money throughout the county
during the next several months.
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Spoonful Gives Astonishing Results
Ord Way residents are astonished at
the quick results from the simple
mixture Of buckthorn bark, Rlycerine.
etc., known as Adler-i.ka This rem
edy acts on both upper and lower
bowel and is SO thorough . bowel
cleanser that IL is used successfully
10 appendicitis. One minute after
you take IL, the gasses rumble and
pass out. Edgar Bros.
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rnE COUNTY FAIR

A county fair IL y success when the
producers of agricultural and hOrti-
cultural products and livestock ex-
i,ibit. II IL u fair OF worth to the ex-
tent Of these exhibits. Producers 10
Crowley county have been very gem
erous 10 the past and hsvs aided the
association 10 giving = fair 10 keeping
with the name 'sRriculturxl", and IL
Is we'll that they again this year in
terest themselves. The fair OF next
September can be made 0f inestimab BILE
worth but the association workers
need the help Of the producers. 1t is
= commendable undertaking that has,
from year to year, been growing bet
ter and becomiuaa . dxtnre. and II 10
up to Us all 70 aid 10 every way We
can. In this connection we call your
attention to the following extract
from the letter the fair association
secretary ia sending out with the pre-
MUM lists:
by making mention Of IL TO those
whom you meet, and suggesting the
necessity Of their getting something
prepared TO exhibit which will appro-
priately advertise our county; or, II
they cannot do SO. that they At least
attend one or more days. expressing
your intention TO do likewise. you will
help 10 creating prominence for the
fair aud 10 arousing 40 interest that
will bring Crowley county and odI
county fair the success We are striv-
log for. This 10 your Institution u
well as ours and should in every way
have the united support Of everJ
loyal citizen 10 Crowley county"
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Notice Of Application
To Lease State Land.

on,os Of the STATE Board Of Lsad oommis-
sionsfa.
Denver. Colo. August Is. 1915.
Notice b hereby given that Clara Belle Ruhl.
whose possoeacs address y Sugar City. Colo,
has made application No. 4 SAs0 70 lsass the
following described School Lsnds. situate In
Crowley county. colorado, to.wit:
Al Of Section IL township 10 Q. range Is ".
Noaos is further hereby given that al othsr
psrsous dssirias 70 nle an application 70 lease
this tract Of land must nle the sams in this
once prior to September nth. lsis, ~ NO other
application TO lsass the above described lands
viii BE- considered aftsr said date.
JOHN =. VIVIAN,
Rsgistsr State Board Land Commissioners.
First publication Aug. 10. 1915
Last publication espt 10. 1915
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Local and Personal

e. P. Johnson and Il. I. Oliver were
in Denver the latter part Of last wseh
on business. Charles johnson &c
companied them. They were to have
brought back some Ford cars, but the
Denver plant could not supply the
demand ~ this time.
J. H. Leary and Leslis Schooneld Of
westclifie. Colo. are visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Lesry Jr. and Miss
Edith Leary. Mr.. Schootleld and Mr..
Leary Sr. are brothers.in-law.
Fine fruit cans at The Ordway
Trading Co.
Mrs. +. e. Torbit and little dsuRh-
ter, Rose Helen. came to Ordway
Sunday from their home iu Fountain
for ga extended visit with her mother.
Mrs. Belle Gallavan.
T. e. Spindle arrived 10 Ordway
Monday from Gilbert, Ariz. for short
visit. Mrs. Spindle will accompany
him on his return.
Buy your NIGGERHEAD Coal of
English Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. wallace Lesry and
baby of Creede visited over Sunday
with Mr.. aod Mrs. J. H. Leary and
Miss Edith Leary.
Mrs. Thomas Gallavan and daugh-
ters, Mae and Eileen returned last
Saturday from Rye where they have
enjoyed the past several weeks.
Misses Mary and Elizabeth Hart
man returned last Friday from Calf
ornia where they have been visiting
relatives and taking 10 the fair.
Second hand wagon at The Ordway
Trading Co.
Misses Edith and Goldie Case are
visiting friends 10 Manzanola this
week.
Miss Orpha Dooley of Msnzanola is
spending the week with Frances Case.
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Notice of Application
To Lease State Lands
omos of the State Board Of Land oommis
stoners.

ofnoe Of the State Board Of Land oommis-
sioners.
Denver. Colo. July 18th, 1918
Notice IL hereby given that Aibert p. Hagen,
whose postofhse address is OrdwAy. Colo. has
made application No. A4sss to lease the follow
ing described School Lands, situate in Lincoln
oouutv, Colorado. to- wit;
All Of Section is, Township II South. Range
81 west.
Notice IL further hereby given that all other
persons desiring to nle an application 70 ieass
this tract Of land must nle the same In this Of
fee prior 70 August 27th. 1915, - no other ap-
pliostlon to lease the above described lAnda
will be considered aftsr said dste.
JOHN r. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Of Land Commissioners
First Publioauon Aug 8, 1915
Last Publication Aug ~. 1915
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VIII Build a Barn

z. g. Houston was in Ordway the
6rst of the week from bis farm east
OF Sugar City. He is preparing to
build barn. another good improve
ment adding to the many he has been
making. He states that his alfalfa
seed crop will make very good yield.
He has been raising seed for the past
several years.
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Cornpos-Muniz

Jonn Compos and Mary Muniz. both
residents Of the Crowley community
secured marriage license Monday of
this week and were united 10 marriage
Immediately following by Justice
Field At the court house. They will
reside on the Boston farm.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Played Good Game

Rocky Ford TOOK the ball game from
La Junta last Sunday by score Of
to 2, and large number from Ordway
Witnessed 1t. 1t. was one Of the best
played games Of the season with teams
Of the Arksnaas Valley league. Rocky
Ford made two runs 10 the second
and La Juuta one in the third.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Sugar City News

Gould Barnes will move to town
from his Box Springs farm, and will
be with the factory here again this
campaign. Mr.. Barnes has raised
some 6ne alfalfa seed this season.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Crowley Briefs

Crowley-J. z. Coy and family left
last Thursday for Ohio and after .
visit 10 Dayton will 60 to New Car.
Isle where they will make their homo
stleast during the coming fall and
winter.
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All Invited

The girls OF the Standard Bearers of
the N. e. church will give japanese
ice cream social 1T the North park
Saturday evening, August q. 1915.
Every body welcome.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20

Boost for the Crowley county Avri-
cultural Fair. 1t IL commendable
Institution, and your aid will make IL
better.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Grand Ball

A grand ball will be given In Grow
ley ball. Crowley. Colo, this Saturday
evening, August 81. Chsvez Bros.
orchestra Of Pueblo will furnish the
music. Everyone 10 invited. Ed.
Stephenson. Manager.
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Products for Exhibit

Following are those who have
brought exhibits to the New Ers
ONCE during the past week:
Earl Sypher. sweet peas and YER
benas.
Frank Hun. irish potatoes.
Mrs. W. =. Strever, chrysanthe-
mum sunflower.
Wiley Woodruff, cucumbers.
R, o. Pierce, potatoes on unir-
rigated land.
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Notice Of Application to
Lease State Lands

omos Of the State Board Of Land oommis-
miastoners.
Denver. Colo. July 71th. 1915.
Notios IL hereby given that application has
bssa made 70 lease The following described
school aad Indemnity school lands. situate IN
OrovIsy snd Oteso eountass Oolosado, ts.vtt;
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Notice 10 further hereby given that all otheI
persons desiring to nle an application 70 lease
this tract OF land must hle the same In this Of.
nce prior to August 27th. 1915. ~ NO other ap
plication to lease the above described lands
will be considered after said date
JOHN r. VIVIAN,
Register State Board Land Commissioners
First publication July 80 1915
Last publication August 20. 1918
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Let US explain the merits Of oul
vacuum washing machines for they u
please you. The Ord way Trading Co
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Christian Church

Next Sunday mornings service
"Self Denial and Cross Bearing" 1
subject misunderstood BY many
Does 1t mean 70 deny yourself &C
Easter bonnet or simple pleasures!
Come and see.
Evening service-"NeRlect."
N. '. ROBERTs.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20

Sell your wheat and oats TO The
Ord way Trading 90.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20

Premium liats for the Agricultural
fair 10 this county. September 8. 8. 10
are nov being issued by the secretary
OF the association.
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Notios to : ssookhodsrs

Notloe 70 Dtoc6hodero
There viii Be- . needing e ths stockhoadefs
Of the ordwsy New Ira PublishinG oqmpaay At
the oslioss u tAs company - Tuesday alter
noon August u at o'oaosk for the purpose Of
sssosing directors and sraassstin& such Other
businsss - may come bsfors said meeting.
Nina B. 0i01n, 0scy.
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Buy your axle grease At Tiede-
mann's.
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Missouri Pacific Time Table
EAST BOUND
No. 20-Ordway,...... 1886 p. m.
No. ................... 9:2b pm
WEST BOUND
No. 3 6:55 am
No. l9-Ordway... ........ 1850 p. m.
LOCAL FREIGHTs
No. 9s-East ............ 1925 am
No. s7-Wsst ............ 2:1o pm
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20

Buy your builders hardware At
Tiedemann's.
The Ordway new era., 1915-08-20
Premium Lists Out

Buy your paint at Tiede mann's.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
NEWS BRIEFS

Recreation Manager W. Francis
~ de. OF the Wheeling Fairgrounds as
soclation. was busy all yesterday ar
week.
mad at the postoffice relative to the
new rates Of insurance OF parcel post
PACKAGES and general information about
this class Of mai lmatter.
Peaches Will be plentiful hut
apples viii be scarce and other frutt
crops viii not be unusually large this
AL AL Is the statement given out by
senior Agent Horace Atwood OF the
ian Handle Agricultural club, yester-
DAY IN speakingh OF the furti crops in
statistics issued this week BY the
government show that the average an
nual salary OF school teachers on fhe
wheeling district is f612.
1t was reported from the local of
road last night that there will b.
al 5s0 O'clock on The eR sn5T imorn ,l,a
OF two weeks for MacInac Island M
cNcurslonists will be made 10 the ISLAND
from legeland on steamers.
- President John H. Rennard NJ a..
hccllnE Al club. announced that fbc
lilst Iau and winter meeting OF the
1 l ~ leaugn viii be held al the Hotel
windsor Tuesday night.
MET Of Police Thomas Leyiand fil-
f q. h i',, report Tor august Yesterday with
arrests have been made. III white al
toioffg males white females o cnIur-
eg temales fines and costs assessed
s..'..s1. tucs and costs collected
tf.e to' ambulance fees SIS. total col
lection fa01.g0
60 ounty CLERK j. ~. Wells er-offi.
cln clcrk uf the county insanity com.
ini ssion took up With the rounfv COM.
ullNflnuer7 yesterday the matter 81 49,
county paying the rNrrneoe 0r fhr h.
sane persons 20 state institutions
fnilnNiug fhr meeting III fha dire
lpf- pi NE German Bank yesterdar
morning they announced mat no auece-
Nr 20 the l1fourraIdcuf Mr. Henry
rchm ulhacn bad been named
new plant costing nnurnrfrlafrft
100000 VIII Dol erected Boz the nrar III.
inre 40 Chicago for fhr wheeling comm
EtlinE company. This new addition win
ton for the local firm.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
About People
MoVenssnts - individuals t.
and From :i,s City.
AT THE HOTELS.

MeIure-J. s Broden. Cameron;
Paul r. Goldey. Parkersbu:g: $. IS.
Davis. Grafton; A. B. Whitaker.
Clarksburg. NJ s. Bush. Parkers-
burg: Geo. S Keenen. Weston: a.
kirk atrick. Coshocton. o.. Jas. e..
Woodside. Pittsburgh. Pa. William
Shriver. Pittsburgh. Pa
The Roecrs-F. ". kerby Davis.
W Va. W II. Ellis and wife. Weston.
W Va. Edward Robertson. Clarks.
burg ". Va. p. n. DarnelI. Hills.
boro. W. Va: } C. Goodsell. Durbin.
W Va. g. G.. Anderson. Barnesyilie.
TO-. Geo. CALAIS. Portsmouth. %
stamn, Mr. and Mrs. j. p. Hey
mann. parkcrsDure. j. H Mil;er.
Huntington. Harry Thurnburs. Stcu.
henville. o.. D.. % Bentty. Carroiton.
o.; j. W. Davidson. Parkerrbure. e..
H. Lau. Fast Liverpool. o.: s. sar
richq. Weston
Grand Central-O. ~ Icvelie. Fair.
mont. Mr. and Mrs. a %. Perry. Can
ton. o.: Ober Martin. Bumbernort.
" Va. Nj and Mrs. David Archer.
Dallas. " Va; z ~. Howell. barnes
Vile. o., Burt Calhaun. Marshailwilc.
Ohio
Mrs Gus Ebclinr and family Of inc
south Side have left for n two weeks
visit with friends In Marietta. ana
points down tho river.
Mrs. Mitchell mother OF "a a. Hom.
man. the South side theatre man.
has lcft for California where she wilt
spend The winter with her dauehtcr.
Mr. and Mrs Simon Cline. of ~
Maryland street who have been
sponding two weeks az ~ Clemans.
Mich have returned To- their home
here.
Me- and Mrs Friedrich uicnten
Miller. 81 1884 Jacob street. are rc.
ceiving congratulations over the ar
rival ~ little 3 pound baby boy
Fred q Graham. connected with the
Pittsburgh division % the railway
mail service is In the city for q rev
days. lie viii 90 connected with tee
local terminal depot while here
Samuel Reynolds. of Park View. at
tended the Belmont county fair a. ~
Clairsville yesterday
Robert Iook shepherd. former star
athlete OF Wheeling High school. but
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
Obituary


simple but very Impressive services
marked the funeral yesterH1y after
noon or Mrs. ~. =. McGreEor. VIE OF the
We'll known local merchant. whose death
occurred Tuesday ~ The Ohio Valley
General hospital The home on North
Front street could scarcely hold the
nfsemblage o. borrowing friends and
reIntlyes gathered % attend the last
The services we're 90 charge OF the
Rev w. q. HarluTer. pastor ~ Thorn
son Methodist Episcopal churssn, 49,
sisted bV the REV. Ur. g. d. Wohfrr0n-
% the First United Presbyterian churrn'
Mr.. HartlnEcr delivered no funeral rar-
mon. but Instead be presented n die
course ~ appreciation OF the life and
works OF Mrs.. McGregor. He apoke
tcchnFly n her work iu the church and
her home life
There vas uo music. Beautiful fiouera
iu great IIoflslou we're sent ar frfrua
n love ana respect ~ the friends ~
Mrs MrfrcgOr.
Burial waa IN Greenwood cemetery.
preceded hy brief service Do the ave.
Tho pallncnrrra were Mraara VIII o.
stone o. H. stone. g. o. Merkrl. D. D..
lcCa mmou, W. %. Alexander and g.. o.
Among The out ~ town relatives who
attended the funeral were Mra. Annie
~ p Mr9reE0r. Cambridge. o.. Nrr D.
H. Peck and daughter Miss Grace pcrt.
10 HrecklnridTc NO. Zion. aertlniur
Hall Mre. j ~ Newman and ron. Leon
ard W. Newman. 40 OF Nrw Martins
Nllln, Miss Ethel Nurrril ana John Hall.
81. MarVH ard Mr md Mrs DO III Mo-
eroFor. Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
CAPTURE GRODNO
tcon-nasd FROM rirss Pare,

suns have been kept well behind the
infantry and are quickly moved back
when the rear guards are unable
longer to hold of the invaders. There
Is some talk Of an advance on Kiev.
but the distance to that city is con-
siderable and the country over which
II would have to be made is difficult
for the movement OF troops.
On the western front the Germans
claim to have recovered trenches
which they lost In the middle Of Aug
ust in the vosges, while the French
simply refer to the heavy artillery en-
gagements. which have been the fea-
ture OF the last nine days. with no sug-
gestion OF what they foreshadow.
Active on Dafdanelles.
Increased activity at the Oar
danelles Is shown In all the official re-
ports. Besides their success in can
turing an important position east OF
Suvla Bay. which dominates one of the
Turkish lines OF communication, the
British have sunk for more Turkish
transports in the straights. while the
firt OF the ships across Gallipoli PENN
snla has made the movement OF Turk
ish troops by either land or sea more
difficult.
According TO the Turks. mine sweep
ers have been busy at the entrance OF
the Straights. suggesting that an at
tack is contemplated by allies from an
other direction.
A despatch from Rome says that the
Austrians have evacuated Rovereto.
which recent Italian advances had
threatened TO cut off. An official re-
port from the same capital claims a
number of successes for the artillery
and infantry on different fronts.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03

Miss Alice Peterson. 81 this city has
pufcnnaed an Allen touring car ffrourh
me W.alry %. HaumherFer agency here
CHARLES bowman hnr returned 10 ne
hnlno ~ New hariiusFilif. after a Viait
Sir Ida Wilson. of Glen rs-foo f-
DO Few days boz fhf clfv VISITING
viz ..r brother on EInfh street
~ Nee Nru CITY council mot fnrf even.
inH ln Mayor a. Morris ofurr in 90
bank hulldlnr fn REGULAR armi month ii
ffHalnu. Iuf little rrrruf fho rrrufrr
routine wac taken uu.
william H1lzworfh who vas nuffr rrr.
iNnslN injured nf foIrrHIn. o. about n
Web Hfl, whom Dol wac kIfEaI hr nufr.
e.rel rnrrnEirr nf hir home on
NDrIN Marshall street
hsre iiev q Vi FaiIsr ~ pse,e5 ~
nc igCgl rfrHNen church Ia hnrfnr
rplrndld aurrfra uifh fhr rrrIrr I'D ffr
neeiiurF hflnr hrld af tho Hoberfa
Ridge church
The Ladiea flf Society of fhe ctria.
uan church held Ifr rnruIar nu dHv
rfetiuE lu fnf basement nf fHr church
laff evening IHrrF HrrE nua the nIaIn
diveralon n fhe DE-. ard af noon dlnnor
va neryed In ere church r1firra
Lone Bar Tempe So u rfffian Sic.
Mechen building Iha drfrrafaa r. fhe
efand lodEs uil report af fhe meeting
ne iadies ~ ffe chrirrsr church
favr arranged a. hold H rrrIrI Dr. the
taeenert of the church Saturday even.
Mrs Jacob rhocr end ebndr.a. ~
nIH r.fE nrr rurnIinn two uorhn
vacation at Atlantic clty.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-09-03
DIRECTUM GOES
MILE In 2:O24

PACK which trainer. estimated 70 be
POM three TO four seconds slow Direc-
Pm !. paced a mile in 2:02a at the
park here today. Before the trial an
Fperts thought he would do well TO
|eet .:ot on the loose. cupPy footins.
tances was regarded as one OF the best
IL has ever made. Starting to beat his
|"n unequalled record OF 1858. without
sss he Raced .ss rst sua ;s;sS
III and the fourth In 20.
The star performer In the races was
pc tnree-year-old filly, Miss Harris NJ.
finner OF the pacing division OF the Ma
|riven by Lon Mcdonald. she reeled Off
ne second heat IN 2.07L. convincing
|orsefnen that on n irm. fast track she
pm beat 2:o5.
Summarizes
Three-year-old class. pacing national
stallion stakes. ss.3o5.
Hiss Harris. NJ, b I, by Peter
the Great-AIary Ellen stout.
by ondale. (McDonaldl ..... 1
y PleatSS Sa Thoushts q By 'i Prodi-
gal (Cox.) ...... 2
Time-s:1eH. 2:o7H. 2:Io.
s :llos class NI ss;siDs; purse $1,000;
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BY NAM
brino startle tRodneD ..... I /
lean. b m (Murphy) ......... =
Major Byers also started. Best time
|.01A. by Lustrous Mckinney.
2:2o class. trotting. purse $1,000:
audrey Grey. b m. by Moko
Todd 2cGrcsor. c6 h, CRodiney : : s
Nary Guy. en- m, Murphy -. y >
Jess Y. Dame Danvers. Prinelda. Hell
ma Constantine. Alberta and Notice b.
'lso started. Best time. 2.i2h. by Aud
'ey Grey.