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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-04-11

= entl beilsves ihs current ara-
ma THIS Is the line most sfHk
~ wofnsu when entering Aaeh-
ei0r are rtment
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La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
D.s.... c.r,.,..,....

In accordance with the provisions OF
ShApt-r 63. Session Laws OF 1913
nerehy declare the following corpora
uons defunct and imperative and no
lonrer competent to transact business
within the state of Colorado:
The chicosa Basin Reservoir Ditch
And Land Company.
The Crystal Springs Pipe Line and
Wafer Company.
The Fowler Hardware and Furniture
Company.
The Hardey Dry Goods Company.
. The Holbrook First Lateral Ditch
The La Junta Town Company.
The La Juuta Gypsum Company.
This l.arkin Hunter 4 Morris Mercan.
tile Company.
The Montr.uma Orchards 4 Land
Development Company.
The McGee Six-Way Valve Company.
The Nine Mile Canal Company.
The omer Telephone Company.
The Pure springs Water Supply
The Rocky Ford Sanitary Plumbing
Company.
The smith Dry Goods Company.
The Swink Gardens Lateral Com
pany.
The Valley Hospital Association.
The White Rock Reservoir Company.
In testimony whereof. j have here
unto set my hand and affixed the great
seal OF the state Of Colorado.
s. Done at Denver. Colorado. this 25th
day of August. A. p: 1915:
Secretary Of State.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
SOME MORE SHORT sroRnss.

Rev. J. F. Nndley spent Tuesday
with friends in Manxanola.
Herbert Rapp left Wednesday for
Boulder where he will enter the state
university for the coming year.
Little Eleanor steen. Of Ordway.
accompanied her grandparents to
this city Sunday and spent the entire
week here.
Mrs. James Rumsby and three
daughters. left Wednesday morning
for short visit with relatives in
scotts Bluffs. Neb.
Mrs. N. J. Chilcote arrived in this
city Tuesday morning for an extend
ed visit with her daughters. Mrs. r.
e. lnge and family. in this city. and
Mrs. Joe Powars. OF Cheraw.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
Christian G,hurch.

Bible school At s:l5 O'Clock.
Church service at IL o'clock. Ser
mon by the pastor. Subject. Reap
ing From the Labors Of Others."
Christian Endeavor ut Z O'Clock.
Leader. Elmer @ i. Davis. Subject.
"Friendships Worth While: Making
them and Keeping Them" THIS
will be conservation meeting and
all nemben and friends are request
ed to be present
Preaching At 9 o'clock. Address.
The Other Wise Maa."
wednesday evening At 7:30
o'clock viii Be the usual prayer and
praise service and Bible study at
the church. The attendance last
Wednesday evening was largo and .
splendid interest Is manifested 10
the study Of the Bible school lesson.
as conducted by Rev. Findley.
A cordial welcome Ia extended TO
the public to attend all these meet
inEs.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
sA.ssss,. sale.

BY virtue OF an execution issued out
Of the clerks office OF the county court
Of Otero county and state Of Colorado.
mad !: r: 70 rs. 4. .S% toST S:"
dred aud twenty-five and twenty ONE
hundredths dollars. Ol33.3e) and costs
OF suit. the amount Of y certain ludg.
epaur and Grace y. Hpaur. On favor Of
the First National Bank. Of In Junta.
Colo. out Of the lAnds. tenemenss.
ana ana ds:s: q sps:r ss 'i's ssv. s:s
ted on the following property. to-Wit:
Beginning ~ the sosthe.st corner %
The ssrshCs:s =, sS.rs:s Of ,,s sss .orssSSs
sventy:tour t:n :e.th e Isnse fIfty::
.srsS!.n end sSaglng sh.ncs neFsh
Sssis"s.. shsncs "sss sa e sisss ss esSSi essdrsd
one hundred tiSoD feet. thence easi
thence ss ssSsS one "I ssnarsd s"y Hse, s:s, sss,
10 the place of beginntng. meaning To
convey = strip Of land. one hundrei
sS 'ss :. .ss ~ ss ss s:.
the north part OF land formerly oWned
BY y. ~. White. subject 20 = right Of
gay twenty feet wide sold 70 !am.s
There: ::crs. recording 70 said com
suction. ali the right. title and inf;e-s
Grscs \: Sp.Sr. Ia and !" he % "bcss @
sesrss day " ocscsss. 3. Sn"A iSis. a, III Fl
e. ss cssny scus q si sos:. :sSss }. s" r. ans nSs
otero county. Colorado.
dated ~ !S Junss. this ninth day Of
shesiff Of Oiero County.
is:s ssSiis.si:". ocssS:s J. Isis. s'''
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
NO. 4N1.
a.sers Of .hs e..s.s.se ., the
INST uATlOua oo)W
.nl1oURcEs

"A !. ccsra1s of s.p
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
Nscs-W'ad adlelsA.

THURSDAY evening. August aoth.
q the home Of the brides parents.
one mile north Of Cheraw. M. REM
Nice and Miss Edna Wadleigh were
united In marriage. the ceremony -.
ing performed BY Rev. J. q. Num-
ford. OF the Cheraw u. 3. church.
The bride IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. L. Wadleigh. prominent
residents Of Holbrook. and sister
Of DR.. A. @. Wadleish. Of Ia Junta.
Both bride and groom have been res-
idents OF this community for num-
Der OF years. and during that time
have made . large circle Of frienda
who wish them much happiness n
their new relation.
The young couple will make theiu
home In Cheraw.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
ENxoNlIE sANlrARIuM


Mr.. Nicholas Sorenson. Of Lamar.
~as admitted q patient during the
past week.
Mrs. Hutine Martin. whose hus-
band Is III here, IL living temporari-
lyat the sanitarium.
Miss Ella Musser started Monday
for the Hesston Academy where she
will continue her studies during the
ensuing year.
Mr.. 8. w. Brown. city clerk Of Il
Junta. and party OF friends from 81.
Louis. were visitors to the Sanitari-
um Monday evening.
Miss Emma Eby 10 wearing an ex-
pansive smile this week. She was
awarded premium for one Of her
paintings displayed At the Otero
County Fair.
Mr.. Clair Bosuhn left the sani-
tarium Thursday. He will live in
La Junta with his brother and sis
ter who arrived here recently from
Angola, N. Y.
All Of the patients who felt able
TO 90. attended the fair at Rocky
Ford on Watermelon Day. The
program was greatly enjoyed and nc
III effects were experienced.
Mrs. Estelle Eustace has been
Obliged to return to the sanitarium
Invitations have been received ai
this place announcing the marriage
OF Miss Grace d. Cooprider. OF Hess-
ton. Kan. and Mr.. Jacob r. Diller,
Of this place. The wedding will
occur At Hesston. Wednesday. Sep.
tember 18th. The newly married
couple viii live In Hallnook after Q
wedding Journey 70 Mr.. OILERS for
mer home near Toroato. Ontario.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
Lars.a Rebsl..A cl.s.

The Lorena Rabekah Club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. 8.
D. Wilcox on Lincoln avenue. The
regular business session wss dispos-
ed Of during the first part Of the af-
ternoon. aftsr which . social hour
was enjoyed and later the hostess
served . dainty two course lunch.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
vaa Halder. .Bovard.

Last Sunday evening at . o'clock
At the homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Curry ON Smithland avenue. occurred
the wedding Of Mrs. Curry's brother.
william Van Calder and Miss Marian
N. Bovard. both Of this city. The
ceremony was performed BY Rev.
Emmanuel Payne OF the Baptist
church in the presence Of only few
immediate relatives Of the contract
ing parties.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
Yos.s IAdsss' nisae Class.

The Young Ladies' Bible Glass met
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Bernard on Colorado avenue. There
was . large attendance and the les
son on the Life Of Christ was con-
Quoted By the teacher. Rev. J. r.
Findley. The class will meet next
week with Miss Edith Bickle At 7:4s
O'Clock, prompt,
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
Waass.eio. Fcase.

Rev. E. A. Allen proved himself .
most delightful host on last Monday
evening whea be eatertained the
Christian Endeavors OF the Presby-
terian church 1t . watermelon feast
in the pariors Of the church.
About thirty-five were present and
an all around good time was enjoy
ed until . late hour when they re-
turned to their homes thanking their
new pestor for the delightful even
Ing.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
MIR. wisserbsr. E.tert.i.s.

One Of the prcttiest parties Of the
week was tie one given last Friday
evening By Mn. c. W. WinterbuFu.
in honor Of Niss Mildred Mendelso.
and her house guest, Miss Beraiee
Aarons. Of Milwaukee. WIS.
Garden flowers were used II pro-
fusion throughout the paSiors where
the young ladies eaj0yed auction
bridge and other sames. After some
time had thus been spent. the host.
e. served . dainty two course lunch
con.
The young ladies invited to msse
the guests Of honor were The Missea
MiApie and l.ottie WIN. Emily RoG-
ers, Helen and Gertrude McNeen.
Frances Robinson. Blanche Record.
Helen Andrews. Ruth CARRIER. Gladys
Wood. mabel Leshse. Mae Burwell.
Olive Noberly. clarice Cook. Vera
Smith. Irene Jones. Mrs. Mayme
Farthins. Mrs. Dallas Kelley. Nrs.
Le Roy Wood. Mrs. Edwin Miller and
Mrs. Frank christy. Of Denver.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11

and Anna Hansen, Laura NueswanS-
er. Minnie Snyder. Eva Trimble. -
sie Burkholder. Laura King. Gladys
zook. Pearl Leidgen and NJ. ana
Mrs. J. o. Kiser.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
EAST IlOLBROOK.

MT. ObIIIln ana IemiIy are occupy
ing the house recently vacated by
Joe Hammel.
Rev. A. n. Leathermsn was amons
those who went to Harper. Kan. 70
attead The conference.
The East Holbroook school oDsoed
Monday with Miss Edwards Of Fov-
Ter. in charge ~ tsaeAsr.
J. r. zook and family returned
ho0e SATURDAY. from q weeks auto
trip 70 ColoFaao spriass and Denver.
wm. n. Nupemaker laft Sunday
night for Hesston. Kan. 70 enter
upon his first year Of college work.
Miles Griffea and family arrived
last Saturday form Nasas - Fsaaia
here. The journey wss made In .
vasoa.
Rev. r. X. HsrshsU. .es Ia Justa.
conducted the services q the Msa-
MONTE church last Sunday morning
and evening.
Mrs. John Shank weat to La Jun
In saturday and remained over sun-
day visiting the Shank sisters. and
Mr.. and Nrs. J. H. TisAer.
Mrs. Tfimble. . cousin Of J. r. and
Memo zook. arrived iast Thurnday
from Denver 70 Join her daughter
who has been hire for some time.
Mr.. and MrA. 4. q. Ehsssole. &C.
companied BY Mr. ana Mn. J. q.
Ebersole. left IN their asionobils
10 attend he eoaference at Harper.
Kan.
T.. A. Yodes has sold his farm Of
forty seses 10 . Darty fsoo Illisols.
Ms. and Mn. Yodes szpeet % ~
tsss 70 sheir former home In Cas-
eosnsy. NissssSi.
Wn. n. oayass end Rev. J. n.
NuneaAkss Fsessnsd Fsesatly froa
. tsiD 70 ths ceuntsy ssssousAias
Cal0asy. Albssea. asd also sDsat .
few 1ays visiting relatives ~ Tvtn
Falls, lAaAe.
Rsv. John inst :ssssssd heas
Tuss1ay sfuss . month sosst IN ~
tssdiss ths Nssseaits esesfal .coa.
fsssses q AseAbold. 0hie. sad tAs
disssiet eesssssaes hsld sssf Has-
pss. Kas.
NJ. aal, Mn. w. Il. ssshss as1
go Charlie. asa J. y. Nsssaakss
isst fsv days go. ~ ths ssse
routs. fes Haspss. Kaa.. . attsa1
ths lisesiet eoafsssees q ~ 49,
seaiis ehureh. vhleA vss 10 eessloa
these.
3. c. He1Aises suffses1 ~ nls-
festuae q havtag . hesss ~ vas
ssltag sliD sa1 fail. HI ~ vas
eanstt us1es ths aslnal 81 eae 9
Tie beass u ~ seee was bseksa. n
eeosseosses q vhieA - y uslas
esuseAss les . few veets.
Q. =. xau9fDao 0o1e . Qu6ek eS1D
- L. Juais oua1ay svselaG. asse0-
oaaSe1 n ~ ntees. Mlss Tsude
1eek. Miss 8eek has bseo soso1las
~ suanee hees VIII sslatlves aal
49, the tsaio Sunday aisht ~
1leseess. 1eas.. vhsgs - sspeels y
eteea1 eelDegs. ohe was aessnoes.
~ TN Il Junte ~ l1lss D)le
Moosee aod ~. nesnaa Heoewele.
esssl = ~ seas sspsl.
W. aa1 A1bsst tounenahee -.
osslolae1 . asnbes = 1lnaes Iasl
oonlay ~ lusias ~ aslssneea,
ogoenoDey y ~. Nuaonohes's e.
oaseaso ~ 11eooooe. AM llnnee
~ une NJ sDooe = vosleuo ~.
~ uous - = e1nG1nG. ~ guools
voso 1oe1ogs nsss 0eo1, !. ,. Ghook.
- = olOo8. 0ns1n - ~ ~.
-, ,. 1u>vgy =, - -, -
81 - 60 Z.
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11
SOME NONE s1ORf sToREA.

Miss Lottie Healy left Sunday for
Victor. where she has been employed
10 tutor bllad child for the comiag
term.
c. e. Clutter and family rsturse1
home Monday nisht from . weeks
vacation speat II Colombo spriass
and vicinity.
Nasasrs Cecil and Marvin McCul-
lun west 70 Pusblo Saturday end
spsat until Tuesday With their slseeS
N that esly.
Mss. J. .. Huatss and little -.
rseurae1 hons MooAay fre0 - a.
tss1sd ts1D through California asl
vsot 70 Celosa1o oosiass Tusslay
ies . few vesks' visit With fsisala.
esAaslt Tsesss. Harold Bass. Ray.
Ueed Moees. Lawreses Mckslvsy
sa1 Harold AsAssvs lsft TAurolay
ios Desl1ss vhsss thsy VIII sstss
~ oeats Usivsrslsy fss ~ esaiss
ysas.
Charles 0eslsy. q Dsavss. assivsl
hses nea1ay Tor . weeks visit VIII
his Dassaes. ~. ed Mn. c. I. ~
w. bssefs rstusaias 70 cejosa1e
0oslags - seouns his seudiss q
Cssssa1s Cellsos.
~. go Mn. J. J. Williams assiv.
- h sAis ~ Tuesday sftssseea
Inn Csloso1e ooslngs. whsss tAsy
ave bess sDs1ola0 . ssv veebs. ~
vego ~ gueets q shels laughter.
MsA CT 01m0esa. Ses eeveeal lAys,
vhiDs - sosss - tAsls heae h Well
iaGeea, Ken.
Nh. 3. 4. Altee asslve1 u III
elly TAss11ay ssUa looso0b, H.,
vhsFo ~ ~ bssa vis1elaG ~ ~.
~. Q. .. Alleo. - ~ ~ husoosl.
~. 3. 4. Aljea. We eoeeolly -.
es0ee1 ~ OeslsFale g - pveeey.
leslaA eAueoA hese. nev. 81 Mn.
Al)ss ass q hene y thsls fyiesls y
~ psosbgtsgioa 11aaeo q ~ Do0Ie.
viou avoauo.
Pssf. naa1eo Was1 aad lpaiiy. g
nssky roe1. Dane1 thre1sh ~
Nv fUesoay 80 soeas . sAsss tlne
betvooa esaoDe M fSloo1e vh)o
s6's0oeo = C(1n1oo. ~. vtego ~
vjll ~ 49, be0e. 11R Wns1
~ ~ oooo1o1 1ooo1ooe g ~ De1ooo
eanoo1e g 49, ~ ~ Z oGnoop
e yoq19 ~ - - oo1llloo
81: ss:';
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11

Report OF the Condition Of
TuE COLORADO SAVINGS AND
T0uST COMPANY.
70 Ia Juata, en he Seaae 81 Ce1osaao.
q the close OF business September 2.
1915 ,r.o,,ycre
La Junta tribune., 1915-09-11

s,sss sss' q colorado. County Of 's'ss o.sTo. ..
We. = NJ spaiding, vice president; and ID
ii namsS !. isn' S.nH. DO s"o soismniy H. swear @ % that
oi ear kh6wiedee and belief.
u y. spALDiNU. Vice. President
0ubecribsd and sworn TO before me
,hle 9Th day Of september, 1918.
NY commission expircs July .:s. 1917.
(eEALD WILSON A. HART,
PRANK FlNEEY.
t H. ~. sPAi.DlH0.
Directors.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
RECORD CROWD FOR
ARMY NAVY GAME IS
CERTAINTY ALREADY

INA NokMlNe JOURNAL afhNlNe t-N'AN '''''Ai
New York, Sept 12.-One of the
record football gatherings of the year
Is already assured for the Army-Navy
game to be played in New York City
on Saturday, November 81. Appllca-
tons for seats and boxes began to
accumulate as far back as May and
there is every reason to believe that
the Polo grounds will hold the larg-
est number Of spectators in its his
tory when the two united states acad-
envy elevens line up for the final game
Of the season,
Service officers attribute the I'M
usual interest in the match TO the at
tention attracted to the army and
navy by the European war and the
military spirit developed in this coun-
try during the past few months
Whether this supposiuon is correct
or not the fact remains that there IS
every indication that the demand Tor
seats will far exceed the seating ca
pacity of the baseball stadium. Al.
though the building of additional
stands will permit the seating of some
5000 spectators it is thought mat
the total applications will surpass
these figures by $1,000 or 10000.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
ALL DEPENDS ON
SHOWING MADE BY
TEAMS THIS WEEK
While PhiII.e8 and Red Soy
Are Apparent Winners Bat.
tie in Western Theater Will.
Tell Tale,


New York Sent 12.-Wuh the last
ntersectional series of the season I'm
its early Stages the outcome M the
races I'M both of The major Leagues
remains in doubt THE chances an
pear "a favor Philadclphia In tho Na-
tional ana Roston In tha American
league the present leaders i'm their
respective races. but everything de
pepds on the showing each makes in
the struggle with the teams of the
western division now i'm progress.
I'm the National leaGue the Phlllics
made the best showing of the week
and retained their lead by a good
margin Many baseball ohserl grs fa-
vor the Quakers chances because of
the steadness they have displayed
during virtually the whole season and
the strength they have shown ON the
road The question has arisen Wheth-
err their limited pitching starr Woulu
be able to stand the strain of the
drive 10 the finish, and much was
made of AleXander's failure TO stop
the Brooklyns I'm his Labor day same,
the opinion being expressed that the
great twirler had been oyerworked
and that the Phillies chances had
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
HARVARD PROFESSOR
VISITS THE MUSEUM

SPECIAL coaREsPoHoEseE TO MORNING JouRHAt
Santa Fc Sept 12-Dr William
Henry Schofield, one Of Harvard.
most distinguished professors, was "a
visitor yesterday at the museum, com
ing here from the San DIEGO eXposi-
ton TO spend several days among the
cliff dwellings ana prehistoric com
muual villages Professor Schofield
is graduate of Toronto university
being Canadian by birth. ana is still
Il comparatively young man. althoush
his achievements are many He has
studied at Paris, Christiania and Cop
enhagen He has been professor ana
head of the department Of compare
tive literature AT Harvard since 1906,
was Harvard exchange professor az
Berlin. lectured at the Sorbonne,
Paris. at Copenhagen and at other
European universities. lie is best
NmoWn perhaps as an author and Is
editof-in- cihef of the Harvard Studies
in Comparative Literature. IL was
upon the recommendation of Director
Edgar l.. Hewett that he decided to
spend several days in Santa Fe. Dr.
Schofield is accompanied by ms step
daughter, Miss Ruth Cheney.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
DRAFTING SEASON FOR
MAJORS TO OPEN SOON

lay MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEASED oneEl
New York, Sept 12.-The major
league drafting season viii open ON
Wednesday and while all the big cir
cult clubs will try their luck In the
draw, the various baseball scouts de
clare that the cream OF the minor or
sanzations has been secured by sale
or other arrangement The opening
ana closing dates for the minor
leagues are as follows class AA,
Sept 22-27: class A. Sept. 3O-Oct s.,
class b, OCT 7-l2: class &. oct loco.
The major leagues will pay from
$500 down to $500 per player, ae-
'otdlng TO the class of league from
Which he is drawn, Class IA clubs
ana those below this rating also have
me privilege of drafting from leagues
OF still lower standing at similar
descending scale OF prices.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
DANISH KINGS YACHT
WINS THE WILSON CUP

,sY MORNING JOURNAL SPECIAL LEAsto wtaEl
SON Francisco, Sept. 12.-Nordug
~ the Yacht sent out by King Chris
uan \ Of Denmark TO compete in the
Fahama- Pacific exposition regatta,
wen the President Wilson trophy cup
J,oaay by defeating Capt John Barnes
l.'dy Betty. Of san Francisco i'm a
spahkne race over the exposition
ioarteen-mile course IN the bay
he Nordug won by four minutes
ana eighteen seconds, A strong breeze
prevailed throughout the race
oiilciaI time: Nordug Nv, 2 hours,
~ minutes eec7nde' LADY BETTY 2
hours, so minutes, 20 seconds.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
Of
WOMEN s CLUBS
ISSUES PROGRAM


.sets4A4 cosasapoSessea I'd aas>I~o aaeRsAl4
port8les. y. A. sept -Iudira-
uous are that the meeting of the Fed
Grated Women s. gmu- Ut he state.
which win 81 held here Oytoncr 5 to#
g.. inclusive. viii 10, "a particularly ~uc-
ccssful one. The urogram gives
hint of many interesting puppets anna
discussions and The final number. 8n
oprretta by the ladies of the local
clubs promises to He especially inter-
cstur
THE program IS It's lailuns
Tuesday. Ortohcr =.
Meeting ot the executive BOARD
business session Reports IF off,
GERS and of clubs
Presidents evening Addresses ut
welcome on behalf of PWtalcs. por-
tales valley pecos valley ANA eastern
New Mexico. response. annual ado
dress of president
"Wednesday. October 6.
business Session Reports nf de-
mrtmcuts and standing committees.
each ID be followed uy "a short com
ference.
Luncheon as eHgs.s off the clovis
Woman S club
General session prosum fcatur-
ing cultural work of tHr declarations
Addresses bv Miss Ethel Hickey pro-
tcSsor DIT English anna literature. uni
NersitN of New Mexico ANA pr. ~ H..
II. Roberts president ~ New Mexico
Normal university Music in charee
Of the state federation department If
music This proaraW win la follow
ed hN reception by o. -. g..
Thursday. October =
Business session Reports Of spec
.r.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1915-09-13
Southern Association.

Memphis, 13; Little Rock.
New orleans, 20. Birmingham frs.
Nashville 90; Chattanooga, 49,
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Record crop Made,

No matter what you want 4 Will
save you time and money II you uRs
the Journals want columns.
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TOO IArE 10 CLASSIFY

~~~~J-~-~-~-~-N.@~-~-~ ~
FOR Unfinished, new, i've
room cottages. with sleeping porch
all modern built-in features rent rea-
zopagle Inquire 2l4 West iron Phone
An IL
WANTED buy one or two lots
on East Central state cash price
and exact location Box. J.. 3 NJ
journal. A 49,
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Federal League.

Pittsburgh 40 Brooklyn
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-10
PRIZE HERD is SHOT
Mrs. Scott Durand's Cattle Suffer
From Disease.

CHICAGO, Nov. 10. - Mrs. Scott
Durand's $50, 900 herd OF prize cattle
was shot by Sheriff Griffin Of Lake
county and a posse of deputies in the
stables Of Crabtree dairy farm at Lake
Bluff Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Durand who had been told
by the sheriff that she was under
arrest, rushed from her home TO the
stables when the shooting began and
charged. in statement to a news
three times by members of the sher-
ifs party.
The shooting Of the cattle, charged
by the state authorities as suffering
with the foot and mouth disease, was
done Notwithstanding an injunction is
sued by Judge Edwards of Waukegan
last week in which the slaughter had
been restrained until after Mrs Du-
rand could make showing.
Sheriff Griffin. according to Mrs.
Durand, came TO Crabtree farm short
ly before l o'clock and said that he
had a letter from Gov. Dunno telling
him to STAY the cattle. He was &C
companied, she said, by % or 26 men.
all Of whom were armed either with
rifles or revolvers.
The sheriff told me that I was I'M
der arrest Mrs. Durand said. al
though he did not say what charge
was made against me- / was instruct
ed to stay in the house But when
1 heard the shooting in the stable ]
rushed out and some members of the
sheriff's party shot at me three
| times"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-10
ALL CREEDS UNIFIED
IN PALESTINE, REPORT
Frankfurter Zeitung Says More lhan
10000 Russian Jews Ask Tor
Turkish Citizenship.
BERLIN wireless via sayville>

BERLIN (wireless via Sayvhie)
Nov. 10. - Correspondence 10 the
Frankfurter Zeitung from Jerusalem
states that a perfect union of all
creeds has been reached in Pales-
tine.
More than 10000 Russian Jews
have asked for Turkish citizenship.
This was granted by the government
without the payment Of the ordinary
taxes All colleges with the excep-
ton of the French institutions are
open. The churches are untouched.
Dymel Pasha, commander OF the
SYRIAN and Egyptian army, the CORE
spondence continues, recently visited
the Jewish colonies at Rischuenlezeos
And Petachtikwah, staying two days.
He expressed satisfaction at the prog
ress made.
The railway system has been great
lv ENLARGED during the war. A new
line has reached GAIA and a further
line to Jaffa and Jerusalem has been
united with the Hedshas railway.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-10
PASTOR WEEDS NURSE
Courtship Begun at Revival Ends on
Sick Bed.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10.-As the
result of a courtship carried on dur
ing a series of evangelsuc meeuhss
the Rev. c. Fenwick Reed, widely
known throughout the middle west,
and Miss Frances Elizabeth Edwards,
a professional nurse, were married
here Monday evening.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. Albert b. Storms, superln-
tendent Of the Indianapolis district
of the Methodist Episcopal church.
while the bride was propped up on
her sick bed at her home. The couple
first met under the revival tent used
by Reed in his revival work, where
Miss Edwards was a regular attend
ant.