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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

5uei--S Wcnote oIte Dads Jun6e
BON importiertem 9udipoorc
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baum berfeben, gu berf1uien. Quf
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07
Or. z. StaaOs, Gsutider 5rnaem.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07

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mooernes 3immer nit 9oarb.
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-07


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
Fred Merkie After Whom
"Bone-Head" Was Named
One of the Most Valuable
Players in Big Leagues

n.ffhfar congratulations are doe ip~
tar A. Frederick e. Mrfhis who vac
responsible fog eufIehinE ihe infi -
lanrnaee hy tbs addition ~ fhe ~efa
',nesitls". witch means. arcorainF e.
ty.tst.rs Incorporated. tn puli a
Ys.,a. FRED has attained the mature
ago n twenty seven yeHFN ara ~ H'.
salseedenl eort ~ flfti iiasffnan '''
no Giants. has Ions since ainnr9 ~
ths crime ~ 1865 in Splir % iH'
sIsuft uork q bin fnainfnaies t1tt 'tH-
sar. Fres played biz usual htaai same
tr6 az haf BE- rnnif wiffin Peiht ~
,,s-ir- 49, smsH ana aeieei cifFif ~
~atiastsi League see fsafisfH lie
80 arra--nilf reras erred hla bathing
80 for his 1915 averaee ~ ~ - =
sre.s lrirroaefnsns qeef 1874 ehfn 20
~, srS 80 $3.50 Asrhie raitea s4t
-, aftes faat h. siamged g. ~ 20
1913
rrea was hoxn NJ WAies'eg's Wis
. it,.ir ittin manufacturers eiff aiiy't
sor,t i've miles west ~ MHwe'4Aff. ~
fs8rrtaliy n e called WniefipNn -
es,.e N th- newer derived frsNa water
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s.,.s~aa - Tssesio Mss Ntfn 8tFhif 2
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$3.50. "a. professional bspfian 81 To-
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4. 49,. a tid " slRhteen fllaf ~ tp'n-
~ me GmntN-
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19


~ tfne9 Nla fsmHAH nft'Hf "a ihs Has
Tomorrow 80 NHNff Ftnir "Fnt
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tisin q ofife ir ihf feer
ilsninr ftf egaaaa asi,a $50 riafeaH
~ kbspfN taHiuntA - fss lih AID
ftsakta a fisunsal llui,all ~ iite msi
Hiupffet WHMn a s4i3 Ia have 81
fsf4 I'D affiaB NUN Ks lfAf ~ fNf
STORES 4 n.,ar l-Nihs mnah n.fe .ae
t.ird gise letaa b4Isa.isen 81 iha pt.ts
aieH siuaft ~ escort ittiu Aantt
ktaue On asa hians ana iia4sYsnn
Hfan4sf satFo4 intu fte f.nkses a.
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80 fan Hald tai ass aat Il eiss b 5
i.aralis esla ths fg4afn a.nstai +,
.4amana Til4 iaensra ineffaatd
inelf fifs As ths eati,na,a #sa4i lasl
lAan AoH nbaeS ina~ rhltna sas a. 4.
et'ett aHsa before tpty rAaiN as-
i.qatn lfssa ihs dante fhsF % ,tssr
faesf n tefrifd raNts pfef ~hifn r
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

Henry Is Pope pHesldcat = iho
Farmers tnion ~ TsNas Saturday Ia
sued the following statement a. ihe
people Of TcNns
"On the iSth instant there was "a
mass meeting ~ lsrmeis aad business
men held "a fhufangc Texas ia sn.
ter PROTEST against the Organised
bear clique now rnraEei in depressing
tho price ~ the cotton cr,p ~ tls
soufh Vigorous rsroInfiena we're i.ass
od oalhnR upon our United states SEM
atnrs. representatives in congress. and
heads oi departments GO icnd active as.
distance The resolutions uriV PLACED
in the hands IL NJ a W kelisit 81
po Carried opi accormuF 10 their in-
firactioua he at once wired our aeua
tors representative ana heads ~ va
rlous organizations ufNrF their active
ro+operhton in this nFht without
emitted effort lt viii he unequal eoa-
test
A few ysats aRH. thc federal sopofn
mrni pfusf itra and epntitafd iHe
bulls fof culuhinlng Co sorrc ihe pfire
~ ciYtiau up Now wh1 should mos the
government hc as soliqit1us ami as art
tisc in prosecuting Those who combine
te fnrre ihp price dHNp
THE s ths shortest fglp 81 aisicfn
wears ans the consumption 81 ~ BARS
49, Should nos suppis ard demand ren
tiai aud ihe price 90 ~ me highest -
There - man in 80 the southland i'iAi
i ~ deal iH ihf hesi Interests ~ hip7
scif and lhe masses thai Miil no. rLss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19
CORPUS CHRISTI CALLER AND DAILY HERALD
Looking EN- Over In
The World of Sport

~" YORK. f~e IA ma.
~ sftsi q ihe prtsent $780,. y"
..Nhet NnpsAfs destined ~ 81. ,.'' y,
,,.s,,, N.ttes rpeft thfcueheut IN,
$50. ~nrir eithst hstaral - .r,,.
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~tFtr ioN ,pfnqgraturp rae ~, 49,,
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s~en sesF hoskes D. more ..sp,.isr' l,.,
fhia - dar In faft r. ~. .....i.
given 'hs spors rs the s.,l,ee.s -.
.-'HA ~ HcAstna hocksy !. na4
,s.''''''ta ~ maiag sgaaft " e. MI.
W 'nohihs "a . namhtr x az 80.
Y4stefn ans western uni,r~isi.. ~.
s'Nfnuics q ths teana atr 1890,
~ ieAs'tis ln lepKih ana ,,,.,,s.,'..
~ S'lnet ana the PLAYERS - ~, -,
Ns''Aasied ffsfu collcfs torii4..... -
ta~> itr csats esther amateur 4, ~.
ir'f '.'''sl International ,stnsr.ta 4.
iNffn tia le@dine teags,S q t-.i.s.,
eiAtes and Canadian .,,,set. -. 800
NNNAN' Ni|NAtAI tNlIltftInsrI -
'1eenh the inler~st in the r.,n,, !,
hevprr shAn ever
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~ ne famous intcfiialion.i ,.,.,f,..
s'Vni ieAgue. slich was ,s ..,.tsre.
~ sffsrl years ana WAS FINAL,
aiondousd rfeause IN tAt tenr inrn.
lpfiAecn cities Agctadlne ia he ~.
cni l''an theirs via be- thrre a.s.s.....
q tHe irarne % ~ proposed Is tfout
la'anei iioeshtpp Mlchlsan Ns.s 81
iHhl and Minneapolis a iha wesiegr
.seiirn nfirelf SOD cleveland * ih.
nlcleus pt the central division viii,
s'ens mao bs placej In liustnrsh
tnstot Providence Ncn fsa0tn ~.
Sow Amk fqiuiaa on e,siern seoi.ta
Y has hsen sutsasttl thai tie ~ianlr.
itAn in rach section piay fuAsd n,'as
iNouamrni at iht end 81 ere ssasef
iH 'he championship at tne limited
STATES the ultimate slcief 20 n,rtt th.
hest Canadian combination tof ga,
championship q the continent
lhs BASEBALL team a Waseds Um
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

.siisf ihat NAinr ths sFsaeh dssa n
1setma0 fssfaias and tes aeffnsn stsa
afrsi fleol shr toia ~ lmiils lAafe
ihfsN fiFfmafN 81 rNt ffsNs NiaaH ~
iAt ptflftiisn ~ fnHee kiiied .n ihe
epefsilgnt 81 iAe sltsfb aNa drffnpe
" AsHr
f1etie iatrHa ayf carving f1f snfAt
Cemeteries eYpn ~ riusp "a siit iassilr
in,Nt that thf fifFfnsn hrass hFtiilrtF
irtn faNeu "a ,nf aQd anl afngs iae
erpfets fisinN lrepiihtete fi@Ns9e nfa
aauifd ~ W. fhf fxahN efafts aet
sNN tgl uay flaat mas ulant "A sesn
fnf kfatra ~ fne nrgn.kpa arr esffta.
q mnitfie1 Nut Nui Decorated
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1915-12-19

ninee o4 iha l'aesrt ts..ss $40, -,
ava ias casi Atfrnas ft,,n tht l.s,a ~
NiplseH arr ~ nv rifsss shat tho ~.
aHtse diafnesit r1EahitAtian wtn ~ IS.
attorNesi teat lar etef Represented tts
sfitns "a she '.a~taH flsAA
AthnaEt ARA Ma S,ate, ss..a,
wee MA fanaca ans,ns ~, ,....,,., ~,
nis riA,efe ~ ~ cs,sntft ~ ~. -
'.'H q 1889 o~'ns y lrsofiictnt dAiN
ihtst s. ne eHe>isNn tvsafsiiaE rsf
tNsli's u "ieia sNeeasi Ia ttafn,,lln.
ship hfin fhe tostetf kmtlscaa avid
initfpA'iestal int htliei tss insi t,as.
pirtsi n feuasfsat,s rAhihiuoa .f hsr
fe~f4 81 efnc}agk arttf settfal ssa
sims "a euari inNiixls, ., dsftatlnr
Miss Noiia nfW~it6l in aefirs "a
lssfe meYtncs n nlus icst ihsn d
u,nih
Mise tiNttieat ~ NatWfsian h,,.a
a. Az the Amefscaa chamriaashtp i.4
IRE ists4 ss aas ranked tn.t II the
hFt w Anrftcan N4farn ienris rls,tfs
Tag tlAll. tiet ~ ia0f "a she c,snufg,
she fHrra Mir nands th4es taass "a
fnfAflt Coasi coslast l.,aiuf tND fosifn
~ pvi ~ ikrte fg4t stts tsl,l 4I rtttti
ana tAlfiS fffe Nsinsr ouJ al slNts .ety
gan The restrd - ihe injections q these
feo vnaihaiae ponsn ttssais s.4-ssss.
nhteh sptsahf les isfif Is ~ foHaes
Nps a. Mites lilarieai iti,atsa MIA
eNii0n iNrse Nn Is Mfa itautt
aeitaisa Nter islstese4t 6.ft.a. pst
d. Mit nunai aefsaica Niss iual
steit t.ai.ffsa rat tetai esfs 81
ihfes matches hiloos Nrs nnaas
maicnrs reis a. Hamrs t Mis,
NQutttt mstcbts seas 3 nanot st
lhr lnnE pruieyisA Hafnnhi aasatia
tun w frfotsuoai asiscr. promise,
ie hfsomt frsnts Is ths nssr fatare
a mtfunf 90 thr fsifaal.on ~ ihr "a
gtNHst0n aiH tt tsufd shoitIs afiti
me hnliaats ai which anr t.HuntNtes
~ three prnWineHi Foifelr eiil Us as.
painted tu draft constitution ana rlie'
spd a. act ts ln en advisory rApstii,
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13

Come and be our guest at least one of these
seven days of Welcome Week. Let us show you
the seasons fashion tendencies in all their new
ness and beauty. q Unite with your friends in
Welcome Week" party and come and help us
make this a gala occasion. Remember you are
to be our guests this week. Come -shop-and
learn how well we are ready to serve you.
La Junta tribune., 1915-03-13
This is Our Interpretation of
Welcome Week

Every department has made ready for this
unusual event All new merchandise and ap-
pare have been arranged in attractive and instruc-
tive displays to welcome you. Every new style
change is deity shown-every new fabric is here
all Of the approved color schemes for spring
share in this interesting Opening season event.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
MINI RESCUE WORK IL
BEING SHOWN At FAIR

SALT LAKE CITY. oct. 3.-Mine
rescue demonstrations. with all the
paraphernalia used In the actual work
are being given every morning. after
noon and night In the mineral build
INK at the Utah state fair by the Mohr-
land mine rescue station crew from
Mohrland. brought here by the fair
management. the attraction has prov
I'd one of the best at the fair. and the
quarters have proved inadequate Co
accommodate the crowds that throng
the building during every dcmonstra-
ton.
Problems are given the team by J.
". Petit. state coal mine inspector.
Tho members 81 the team have no adj
vance knowledge 81 what these prob
lens will be. and must work them out
Immediately. Just as they would do In
an emergency In actual work at the
mines Petit outlines the wounds
supposed a. have boon received. and
the nature 81 the accident Treat
mcntH must be given accordingly.
Representation of the entrance to a
coal mine has been constructed In the
exhibit from Mohrland coal. and the
rescue crew rush In and bring out the
are used by the men In entering the
mine. which In some cases IL sup
posed 10 Doe on fire. and in other cases
full of deadly carbon gases.
This morning the team will give u
special demonstration to the members
~ the Salt Lake city fire department
nc the central station The riremcn
are unfamiliar with the type ~ oxy-
zen helmet that the team uses. and
CHIEF iiywater arranged the demon.
strutiun 30 that the fIrcmcn could use
such helmets In case they were nee
essary In fighting city fires.
Monday morning the team viii go
20 the University OF Utah. where they
viii solve rescue problems by dem
onHtration In front ~ the students OF
the school Of mines other school
demonstrations may be given during
the week.
An interesting fact about the teams
work n that II H. ready 60 board "a
rpecial train and rush o. the mines at
Mohrland on fifteen minutes notice.
should accidents ~ a serious nature
be- reported from there.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
GOING into BUSINESS
Former pricc Young Man Making
Good In Idaho city.

Dean -. Holloway. formerly with
the wasatch Store company M Castle
Gate aud who was reared In Price.
has gone into business for himself az
Bancroft. Ida. The bancroft Farmer
81 September gath says. ~ deal was
terminated last Friday whereby Dean
u. Holloway became the owner OF the
Ideal Cash Grocery store. Emil An
dcrHon diaponinE Of tile stock Of goods
but not the building. The store was
closed all day Friday 60 take stock
Holloway took charge Immediately
Anderson ana family viii move 10 Loo
gan tumh), their former home. for
permanent residence. Dean Hold
away, the newcomer. H. not now man
In bancroft. lie was for long time
employed al ToolHon Bros. store. and
10 considered good business man
lie has many friends here and they
viii wish him success lie h. a young
man with several years experience In
the grocery business II win be- his
aim Ia eater 90 the trade aud will al
ways have la stock "a nice clean line
of groceries. candles and fruits. Tie
wants you a. call and zee him In his
new location. tie viii continue to act
nt agent Tor the Mutual Creamery
company 81 Salt Lake city"
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OF dollars are spent daily Tor eggs.
which. at the meeting. were declared
unfit for use. II was also said that
,nly a small percentage ~ eggs mar.
kctcd In Utah are 81 first quality. al
though they are sold ~ strictly
fresh Such eggs. II was asserted.
are inferior 60 cold storage eggs.
Tho agricultural college Il doing n
great deal Co further the adoption of
handling and caring for eggs aud
eliminate from the market all stale
eggs. Representatives ct the college
are holding conferences with the far.
merH aH we'll az the dealers IN the at.
tempt 60 bring about the marketing Of
only high grade eggs
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
JOHN .. CHAMPION BUYING
UNDENEIOPED COAL MINES

STEAMBOAT SPRINGS. colo. oct.
Deeds were recorded this week
for the transfer of four hundred aud
eighty acres ~ undeveloped coal land
two miles northwest of the Harris
mine az the rate Of u hundred dollars
an acre or forty-cight thousand doll
lars Tor the tract The land h located
from half q mile tn a mile north of
the Moffnt road. and about midway
between Wolf and butcher Knife
Greeks. ana Hdioins the property re-
Gently sold hy John T.. Champion Ia
the International Fuel company. now
opening a large new mine on Wolf
Creek
The purchaser is Champion. the
millionaire ieadvillc mining man
who evidently Intends Ia continue his
copl land investments in Routt coun.
60. Tn, former owners were Lorinp
q. LennoX. willis L. Kirkwood, Hes
ter T., Glddings. aud the heirs 81 I'D.
win w Giddings Jr., these beinp
Colorado Springs parties. II has not
been disclosed what Champions plans
are for the development ~ the prop
erty
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-10-08
MORE EFFICIENT METHODS
IN COAL MINE OPERATION

DENVER. Colo. oct. More ef-
ficient methods In the operation OF
coal mining companies la Colorado
with view % cutting down overhead
expenses and decreasing the cost Of
production without increasing the
price of the product 20 the consumer
has been the subject Of correspon-
dence. but as yet has taken no defin-
lie form, according 10 G. 4. Brown, at
torney for u. l.. DOherty a Go. Of New
York.
II h understood the efficiency pro-
gram has been laid before J. G. Os-
good, president Of the Victor Ameri-
can Fuel company, -. w. Brown.
president of the Rocky Mountain Fuel
company and other operators. Ac-
yding 90 G. r. Brown the proposal
contemplates no notation Of new se-
curities. but merely centra lization Of
operation by securing coal from mines
which can be operated most advan-
tageously and closing properties that
now are operated at a loss
II is understood the suggestion viii
be considered In the near future,
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NOTICE or FORECLOSURES AKIN

Sale Under Chattcl Mortgage Notice
II hereby given that by virtue Of a
chattel mortgage executed by Joe Ma.
raHco, M mortgagor. 20 J. \. stevens.
Sr, and J. =. Stevens Jr, as mort.
gaEecs. dated January 20. 4 u. 1915.
and upon which chnttcl mortgage
there viii be due on the lat dav of
October. a. u. 1915. the date 81 the
firtt publication OF this notice. the
sum 81 eleven hundred ana seven DOL
lars and fifty-thrce cents besides "A
reasonable attorneys Zee Of one hun
I drcd dollars. the undersigned. !. s.
Stevens. ST.. and j. s. Stevens. Ir. the
said mortgages. will forocioso said
chattcl mortgage by sale Of the
property described In said chnttei
mortgage ana hereinafter described
and To that end will expose aud offer
for sale az public auction on Satur.
day. IN, iC;h day Of October 4 H.
1915. at o'clock In the afternoon of
aald day. ut the old corral NJ aud up
on what n called and known ~ the
big springs Ranch" about nine
miles below Sunnyside. Utah. and In
Sunnytidc precinct. Carbon county.
state OF Utah. the following described
personal property described In said
chRttel mortgage. towit: Two hun
dred and SiXty-four head OF goats
(Angora). marked az follows: Part
OF thcm with upper slope In right ear
and under slope In left ear: part with
upper and under bit In right ear on
nannieH and reversed mark on weth-
erH. also on part with swallow fork
and upper bit In left ear and square
crop In right ear upon nannies and
reversed upon wethers. The fore
going being the proper description OF
said goats with their marks. and being
the same goats upon which the aforc-
said mortgage was given. except that
they are only a part OF the entire
number OF one thousand twenty-three
head mortgaged ms aforesaid. being
all the goats which mortgages can az
this time find Terms OF sale. cash.
J. 3. STEVENS. SIR. J. 8. STEVENS.
JR. 4. y. Woods. Attorney for Mort
gageeH.
Dated. September 20. 1915.
First pub. oct. last oct. rs. 1915.