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The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Baseball Parks to Be
Used as Arenas on
Off Days
ONE LONG FISTIC
CARNIVAL, PLAN
Expect to Fight Will
lard With Someone
on July 4

NEW YORK May i3-Some OF
those sprightly young knights OF the
padded mitt will pass up their Gus
tomary seashore vacation this sum.
mer. or rather will interrupt their
rest 10 return 10 their labors at fire.
qusnt intervals
New York promoters are now
planning one long nstic carnival. be.
ginning Decoration day and ending
we'll, ending when the fans get
their nh
No. friends the boxing game isn't
losing its popularity around gay old
Gotham. as some calamity howlers
would have US believe, The recent
Nintcr. lis true. was rather rough
one on many of the individuals who
expected. by staging boxing shows,
20 hoard enough coin 20 keep them
in comfort during the remainder OF
their days
That they didn't become wealthy
il evidence OF their lack OF good
Judgment or Eameness rather than
coolness ~ the fans Good cards
drew Well Ordinary and poor cards
didn't The recent Jim CofYey.M
Reich bout furnished strong evi.
dence that the fans viii enthuse
when enthusiasm is Justified.
The drawing power OF that bout
and some few others have innu-
enced tho wise ones. and the wise
ones arc the parties Who have the
summer cam pAiEn IN mind
Harry Pollok and pan McKetriek
arc nov framing an attractive show
20 be staged ~ the former Brighton
Reach race track on Decoration day
With Nike Gibbons and Jimmy Ciao.
by a. the principals In the main
bout Gibbons has already given his
consent.
Other promoters are planning 70
stage shows at the Brooklyn Ma.
tional league park Brooklyn Fed.
eral league park and the Polo
grounds
Tn" tentative plans oi The Pollok.
Mcketrick combination call for the
appearance ot Jess Willard on July
I against the best man who looms
M a. m opponent al that time.
With the prospect Of such match
Il Is quite likely that Jim CofYey all
he handled In such n manner that
he will be tho one selected.
nv the way. plans are already
under way 10 pit Johnny Kilbans
against some star performer At the
Brooklyn National league park on
Decoration day That bout will be
the main one OF an allstar card II
the plans arc carried out.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
ARM BROKEN. But LEARNS
TO USE OTHER WING AND
BEATS pENNoCKs RECORD

Herbert Pennock fho youthful
twirler upon whom Connie MACK
is relying hcayiiy 10 bring tho
Athletics W So the race. is
Philadelphia boy. and once pitch
ed for htgh school there While
a prep school player be- set
strikcog' record OF 3 n single
game tha' stood until this prime.
when vaH broken by a youth
named Kenneth square. Vho rails
cd the ante 20 q And thereby
hangs a tale
square WAS quite Kid hurler
ahen he vas In the grammar
school and used his left arm In
HE slab work. When no was ~
years OF Ego. he fell and broke
his pitching arm Undaulted and
s'ill fred by bOyiah ambition
20 become great pitcher, he
started 10 train his right arm tie
succeeded 40 well that IN The last
four high school contests In
which ne participated he famed
- players. an average ~ better
than u 10 game Sporting
rites In philadelphia say that
tho lad IA really a great pitcher.
AMI that he will stand the San
IN professional baseball
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

Is fae biggest man wno ever hold
try championship under The Queens
gry code His size and strength
make him formidable
Ia ,he old DAYS ac used ro nzur"
~ wearing olt an opponent some
t.uas more by our ring tactics rhau
by he actual blows In ~" ring loI
know every tine man went down
u constituted a round You could
no' 20 down without being Gt. Tor
that was called a loul. bur sou coTid
20 down II you were tapped or push
I'd. So fellows ike Mace or Ftz
would have these giants s'eamng
md pulling chasing them A. soon
as they got into close quarters troy
could 20 down after blocking a hio0
md they would darr 10 and cG' Ft'h
thc.r speed unul The big fellows
Here all tired out
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Willard Wouldn't Amount to Much Under Old Prize
Ring Rules, Is Opinion of Veteran John L. Sullivan

Under present rules predict that
willard Win hold the title longer
than any 90 bis predecessors hc
las taken .ha- bet ~ care Of htm
SELF and now he can have the best
of every thing ne Is bound 20 ge'
more siren eth Furthermore. no Nili
develop nto better boxer IS the
result al his increased confidence al.
ter detea'in. Johnson
At drst thought the battle
might BE- axei. but now am sure
Willard Won because no Vas the bet
ter man aud In better physical con
diron Ny advice 20 Willard Is to
make aI NE money he can while
ha is 'i,leholder he should get as
clever as possible By boxing aith
clever men In his practice With
hts good punch along with more
cievoraess hc VIII be unbeatable
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

John T.. Sullivan. former heavy
weight champion % 'he world and
tighter O, the Odd school as 49,. a.
the new. Is quoted by an .nsert.evc-
as Follows
'Jem Mace or Bob FItz1muoas
When m their prime, could have O..
fea,ed either Jess Willard or JACK
johnson II the bout vas held under
he ola prize ring rules Nth bare
kuJckics as The mauiles The rea-
son .s that Tho prize rine rules gave
many opportunities FOR tricky.
salty man which are not p0@slale
under he Marquis az Qgecnsuury
code
Ny principal reason for THIS ogla.
ion il ma, battles under prize r!1g
rules 1ere fought Ga the turf and
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Extra Base Swat for
Hurler Ordinary
Occurrence
TIGER FIELDING
SPEEDING UP
Hickey Losing What
Pitching Staff
He Has
BY HAROLD Y. WILCOX.

Pitchers are hitting the ball hard
1t Navin field this season Hardly
. game passes but some hurley.
usually visiting one. clouts the
apple for extra bases, and frequent
" with men on and fortunate bat.
ter coming up back of them. Yes.
terday Shores batting had some.
thing to do with three runs, the
margin by which the Tigers lost
His frst blow Was not hit, but bis
second was a beautiful double that
scored Cady from first.
Dauss has been involved In a
triple and double or so since the sea
son started. and Cavet. who is still
toting that 400 average around. has
. double TO his credit Those are
the Tiger hurlers who have been
doing the extra base clouting. al
though Dubuc's single IN the Waller
Johnson fray. Sunday. shorld not
be forgotten.
Tuesday. Ruth saved Boston @
shutout by double that scored
Scott, and Monday this Curley
Brown. whom the Cincy Reds e;
fered as pitcher. raped out
trio OF bingles. one for extra bases
Russell viii be remembered for his
three Dagger that was almost
home run and Loudermilk and Well
man. will also be recalled In con
nection with surdry doubles an
triples when the Browns were play
&mR hare
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

TIE neV, ,iLe President Frank
Nae. OF the Ulcers. releases a
payer. TO- VIE send him % far that
w-re tll D. 90 possibility % his
a.s1 retaining 20 NarE he.d al. an
a.my least that's wat Naun
t.E H. = ifs gaey JENNINGS has any
.aaer~e over ,he local simon Le.
a. OF tho national pa.f.mr While
..- uf rho Tigtr discard amount
TO- mglh aa Other .aams they .nyar.
ia' Iy secure notable revenge on
'-sr former employ rs tasn they
r,t.ru 20 tl.- r.r 10 play
t taa wears ago Schaller "a per.
-'ted 10 20 'o 'ae White sos He
ul arE here ran ua-e- like a
la nan and Htt Ike a demon II
truaHrat Chicago fred him hort
s. "at'n- Gut tha damage VAS
lorH 1 tte local pa~E Last year
.sult' was sent 20 The Hosc and
bile Lp Rfs not good enough 10
job more than one -rasoH. he
ea. ar whenever Detroit was m.
ogn'n-at
Fe.ts- dsy Dol GaInor proved he
a. o.. exception 10 fAe mile IHs
a1ao rlr tlout over the irfr Geld
fHee .roEo ~ the rou.e., and the
Res Soy efc-cG up the series VITA
H.rro.r ur 10 count There
YER. 30 visitors 0n TIE haseo cks At
tIe rue of rcl viI owing. = boz
r- fH. START %. tre ffth inning. bur
j. Ho fa-te-ed ae Hongal battery
that o.-H member thereof made q
sl'4 t.r0N ~ tEc bases that same
inning and $50 NOR. tsI'Ic. were
zef-rsd ono IN 70 decide the
s.u. 5ou ..f 2lcd and 1as safe
ra second when Convey tUrcR Mid
- Hb after fielding u, Nally's
.tf C.fy PACKED tho ba with
e. SINGLE and shore hi' f0 Coyeloa
49, That whore .he scoring car
al 1flaild Cove tlfeR t8 Gak.
or .h time 20 force Scott. b1t The
catcher vaE ared ul.l double play
ambition ~ lcated toward Jacob.
son. and tHc fall sailed over tho
tell Swede's head. HcSaily and Cady
fcuupered home Boston would eu.
f'uiiy have won anyway. FOR In the
fuH 0ady walked and Shore sent
HW home with q double
TIC ono ucu0it score pas made
10 rae fourth, when Veach forced
Crawford, bit VAS sent 10 third by
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
HuoHEY SLIPPING INTO
NIGH SPEED.

The Tigers never looked better in
the field than they did yesterday.
despite the defeat they sustained
and the errors with which they are
credited The whole team Is pep
,pering up. and Jennings IL slipping
IN the high speed clutch. Never did
IN inneid work mere sen sationally
than did the vitt-B1sh- YounE con-.
binAtion in the second Red SoX
game. Almost Impossible Stops
we're turned into putcuts by bril-
liant throwing from all angles. aud
jacobson did a splendid job OF gath
ering In the heayes. Cobo. TOO. pa-.
t!cipsted in tie feIding. mak.r.
some running catches that we're eN.
ccptionallv spectacular. II is easy
10 see that tie Georgian Is also feel
Ing tho lure of the pcnnant and IL
speeding up accordingly He was
caught on one slow play yesterday.
but II was . case OF being out
guessed at his own game by Speak
cr. and that won't happen often
Present indications are that Jen.
nings will have his pastimers al top
speed during the eastern invasion
OF the west. and that is exactly
what he has been working for all
spring.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
OppOrtune Bikes and Autos
Aid In Day of Freak Ball

ball struck a bicycle which boy
was riding across the suburbs OF the
outfield The ball caught In the
spokes OF the bike. and the outneN
crs had to chase 50 feet or p ~,
fore they could recover ~ TIE
blow was scored as homo run.
Central had just as strenuous
time Fourteen hits and IL errors
gave the Bussites 20 to o victory
over Cass Tech. Pitcher Craft ad-
ministering the shoutout.
Western upset the dope by beat.
ing Eastern, IL To 5, In another
loosely played game De Young.
Eastern outnelder. featured the con.
test by lifting the ball into pass
Ing auto for home run. The bali
was not recovered.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Mich. Aggies Cop
from Wolverines

Ann t9HDR Mich Has 50
Whatever Bliss there ia IN -iti-g
out football defeat with q base
ball victory d. rga Pro possession
~ the N'eh.ean Aggie- Yesterday
they aimini=tereI az neat Trim
ming 10 the University ~ Mlchig- p
bfseba'i tear a that agz-ege tioa
% diamond heros BIAS u~c-ed Ia
many n day The score was 2 20 s..
In the third fr me-. The Farmers
cleaned couple % hIts. worried
'he Wolverine Iuto some e--ors
and a pa ed BAN and rrossed the
plate thrice
MeeuHbile. Blake Miller qad
Springer we're letting 'hc Lund
EreH boys down with three melsly
hits. good for but one run. and that
Ia the hrs' inning Furgcs0n and
McNamara pitched good ball FOR he
university. but nobody helped them
with the bludgeon
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

The boxers wore spiked shoes To
keep ,rom slipping Now With sp.a
80 shoes sea had 20 pick up your
Te ~ -----s y-,+-3 -Hanied 10 ster
ar. rd Ta.s would prove tiresome
trr 10 lows al. big a. Willard ana
Jouu coy Mace. n particular. used
20 raise bis ioraart foor high 30
atJachinE and ,sgn -tau ]; down a.
p. set himself 70 deliver A punch
II don, ',.as willard or Johnson
could shift around Their t0o'No-k
is more a. "a sHstHe and vith spikes
they would trp themselves OF
course. tbsy would learn % use
spikes. nut think their advantage
~ weight Rorld 30 Offset ~ smaller
men who ~ev. smart and sh.ry
Iou Used 20 rear of more bouts To
nieh The small T man non 10 fne
Old days than sou 90 now Willard
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Griffith Finds Out What Jennings
Knew Years Ago--ROndeau Can't Hill

CHICAGO l3rom Connolly
hss reported here to Manager Griffith tho Nationals
The reporting Of Connolly probably ha, Henri Rondea VIII
peststion does no, look as he viii be league hitter
he has
Sank undoubtedly his superior when fielding and throw
lsn Into rut which is OF the principal ngs
1n0 where Rondeau disposed
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Rifle Range To BE
Complete June 20

The rife range 10 be built on the
top o. the Detroi, Y. NJ G.. \. build
ing will be completed by June 90.
according 10 an announcement by
the executive committee OF the Rifle
club today Blueprints OF the pro
posed rcmodellng necessary 10 con
struct the range in It's unique loca.
ton 10 stories up in the air have
been drawn and submitted 10 the
climbs executives The work Will be
pushed. II IL said. and shooting is ex.
pected To begin the moment the new
range IL completed and turned over
~ the club. whose membership now
numbers 200.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

When Regret. the great daughter
OF Erooms-lckJ-rssy lightning ~on
the $4,000 Kentucky derby at
Churchill Downs IL Kentucky last
saturday. there were those who az
once proclaimed her the equal OK
such old stars or the turf "a ti-r0zl
Artlul Beldame Hamburg Belle, NJ
such That the great mare Is with
ont doubt. for she did hat 20 other
Of her sex ever succeeded IN toua-
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

g.. TIE same reason IL Is said. '-t
VAS rot ~gsps -ded.
GEORGE Hagmsartner aoo'' ss
good agrier as Hickey had. has
been granted a 2atay leave of a.
eeuce % return 20 BIS home Ia Nir.
g.Eia. and Viii spend the next fe~
weeks in the mountains In an at
tempt "a regain his strength he
las not been a5.e 20 keave w.an.aE
ball al any time this spring some
felix's don't Ike hickey hgt Ns 5as
their sympathy a. any rate. Ne
wonder be- e nearing a nervous col
lapse
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
AS Usual, the Tiger Discard
Gums Game--Gainer the Guy

jacobs n's single on ~" hita1i-un
and scored 5y Young afe h.ra
shore pitched beautiful BAH BE
,as hii fairly frequently uu Was a
sfrgy Young gentleman sr ,rred.
luments Ton Tigers Vere atJand
81 on The tags. Crawford got three
ttts and Young got tn0. bF oalT
one Of these five had anything 20 80
vi'h tho scoring Covelc~kla did Tot
rit.h very effectively II 81 had not
.feu for brilliant fielding by the in
Geld and Cobb. th" score would
Trcbablt have been doubled
n !. Likely that Boiand and l.oon
rrj sili clash on rfr mound today
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
$4,000
FOR WELSH
That's Golden Harvest
of Champ Since
October

We're EyeCL.e welsh 90 Afsn 'sa
pace be- has set since Pc ou The
lizhta ism. champion p - 'row H.t
lie Richie .t is likely 'ra- r at
receipts fo~ 'so ars. year Ct n. rs
CINE would total sre10to Since his
star seems % 8e fading. - .s not
Nkcly 'naf BE- SD -elc5 thai
anoua' tg- he ALREADY has a..n .u
moe than 10000 rce last pcra
ae- E.'watI1g thar hts theatrical
vo- ure- have 0cf'e3 riru between
$1,000 and 10000 hf has rearec rre
follov MS golden h7ssa-. s.acc prt
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
NO GAME SCHEDULED
TOMORROW.

There vii be no game al Nsyn
field tomorrow. Friday Is at open
date her and both the Tigers and
REQ Sox will rest Saturday Boston
and Detroit viii resume play. wind.
tps mp the series. and Sunday WH
be- Bill Donovan day. the biggest Of
the year In Detroit.
President Nevin has announced
the time OF games AT Nayin field
otter eastern time goes into effect
Sunday morning. Saturday and suu.
ta, games viii star, al o'clo k.
eastern time. Weekday games all
start al 3:l5 o'Cicck. eastern time.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
BRENNAN WINS
OVER BLACKBURN

BENTON HARpOR. Mich. May
l3--FrankIe Brennan. OF Detroit.
let down tho bars on the color line
long enough last night TO admin.
ister neat lacing to Jack Black.
burn, the Negro. who has figured In
numerous notab.s ring engagements
in past years. II was Brennan's
hEht all the way. Frankie will re.
turn 10 Chicago. where he will train
for a fight AZ Milwaukee that Ad
Wolgast has promised to get for
him
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Northwestern Scores
81 Runs in Five
Innings

Nearly every sort oi baseball rec
ord was broken by Detroit high
school teams yesterday Northwest.
ern field was the scene Of the most
action. There the Colts played Ave
innings against Royal Oak. and
scored 81 hits and 81 runs. The Wis.
Itors made two hits. three runs and
II errors To make the game really
noteworthy. Kaufman. Of North.
western. hit TO deep center and the
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

ttrlSfy Nhfh~u-an h@- put aver
his Hr~f 1875 win. hut h~s th~ Reds
can rick BIZ, Tor ~ hgf~ ~ dvu't look
yF~r--
had blE inuinE In which thrv
~ut over nsr runs--lEh hes, tie
Cards.
Era FHbsV. 1nmi-kr,'. t"tt RuI.
rer'e through wttb Tin. hf- Ifh
.traight urd tire ~ruafrr- now ar~
f"~-rH e. reiv on Walter Ioha-'n to-
daN.
Nof esrs t-tpie riat eaa -tus
the speed mnd Aanks firVsinuI
puit~d enc rrsfrFiavs but tho story
w. the ~nmr-lank- Won
The Dodeer. tarr~fo~d the cubs
in e hamp Mae innin@- at Rrookivs
" ben ia nbs raHtc for air ther
were about s'N rans sbort Of n We
tory CA
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
the pREDICAMENT At
81. LOUIS.

Manager Hickey and President
Pob Hedges. OF the Browns. are I'm
q tremendous predicoment stuck
with team that at iis best IL no,
q nrst division outfit. these two base
Fall dignitnries are facing the wreck
81 what they have. And that Just
~ the time when Hedges has told
Hickey TO spare no expense In sccur.
ins players for q winning club.
Earl Hamilton. star left handler.
has been suspended and fined heav.
Ny for not getting into condition II
In not probable that he will 10
worth much all year. Another right.
bander was fined at the same time
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Jackson Beats Mayer.

Clarence Jackson. OF Detroit. de-
feated Joseph Mayer. of PhIladel.
phia. In an i.s0O-polnt match al the
Sweepey-Huston parlors. Jackson
won four Of the six blocks.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
What May Happen
In Standings Today
COpFNlfAGFN. -

COPENHAGEN. MAY \ q The
Norwegian government has drafted
bill for no establishment 81
censorship % letters and kilograms
n passed The till viii mark Norway
as the FRS, neutral 10 take sIch a
measure
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

Pittsburgh 30 Hgrs'n
chicago NJ Hrookilr
Kansas tiiy ~ Newark
81 Louis A. FaltifDorF
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
\ nE slEGEL. ltyearoId

\ ~ SIEGEL. li-yearo!d
y Chicago boy, Is The latest
.nsatlon in he swimming gam"
Hr Is literally the boy champion
swimmer OF the world because no
youaggfer near his ago can touch
his marks HE record To- Tho
i0yard-. using tho crawl stroke.
i- 10 81 The worlds record.
made by RaitAel. IL II -.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Watching the Scoreboard.

SE~TERDNY'~ MOWERS.
S~huit- cubs. ~ Pfc Ter. Doi-
E~r-: Gainar. Ret ~nv. ~ Co..
flr~kir. Tigers: kcn~trh,. Pitt
fed. OF krpnp Hunedsi f.roh.
Rrd-. on Math~ws"D. Giant;
BuruS. Gtazt-. OF Dale Reds.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
l..,~rdss'. Results.
rods,'- G"n 80.

FLINT 80 Ray CITY
South BEND 20 jnckson.
gngtnaw NJ Rattle creek.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
bernie Leonard Slated Mound Duel Today Na
STANDINGS
American League.
st AIDING.


Innings ig3i S6;S & n =
New York 81 o o % % % o. l
cleveland I'd % e. p O % o.
Batteries Narhop aud Nunamah-
~. walker Mitchell and Egan. TN
plrrs Mullancy aud Evans
innings 1Sa Il "a T.
Wash ton . % % q 70 J. 3
ChIrago O. g. !
batteries -GRllia. Epg~i BENTLEY,
Henry and Ainsmith faocr and paly
Impires chm and Connolly
innings IS u " T.
phuadeI o % % o "a % o. a )
IT Louts a. % 0 20 o % >
BATTERIES Fennock WYCkon and
Srhang Neiiwan and Agnes TIM
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Federal League.
sTANDING
Ne.tsrds,. Results.

pfttsNurxh 2 Buraio
- Louis 90 Baltimore rain
chicago a. R~ookien rain
Kansas ttty a. Newark rain.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
HE KNEW.

rife-Did you think ! have eGH-
cfent imagination 70 write novel >
Husband Yes. II Vere the vii
lain
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

ot o525 Is feat unprecedented
u turf HISTORY by q three-y sar.olG
flly Sven among the colts and geld
iuE, she Is without gesr. and 'hat
is another line OF dope she has up
set ror 1hreey"ar-old colts hav" az
wavs r,en rated go be- better than
Sl.r, az that age. particularly so
earl, i'm the season
To James Rove, Who trains NJ
Whitney horses. Is m8ch credit
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Nr.trrda,,. Rr.uIt..
roda,s Games.

- Louis AZ HoEtou
CatcaEo az brooklyn
Cincinnati ar Nsw York
FIttpburgh a. fhiiRdrlphin.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13

Eddie Brennan. brother OF Fran.
kie. announces that he has been
offered a fight with Al Mccoy. At
Montreal
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Stewart Gets kaNo.

Hal Stewart has al last found a
boy his cleverness could not stop.
Charley White knocked him out In
the home town OF Fort Wayne last
night. in the sixth round OF 10
round go.
The Detroit times., 1915-05-13
Clabby Getting in
Wrong for Sailing

NEW YORK, May Jimmy
cIabby is in danger Of finding him
self on several blacklists In this
country. Hts bout with George Chip
here last night. was stopped In the
eighth round. the referee charging
that neither fighter was trying TIL"
same charge has been brought
against both fighters recently. and
IL Is hurting the standing OF Clabby.
especially.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-15
BUY FROM DEALER OR SEND lO:s1AhapS TOls
Notice to Creditors.
tate OF Philip Cuselbery

Estate OF Philip Cuselbery, de
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the UNI
Iersisned, administrator Of he IS
tate OF Philip Caselher@, G,,coasnI,
to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the s;al,, de
ceased, to exhibit them with the
necessary Vouchers, Within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said adminlstra-
tor at the law office of Tressler 4
hlrton, at Malta. ,n..lips county.
state OF Montana. the same being
the place for the TRANSACTION of the
bus. SIS OF sad estate I'll the county
of phillips state of Monlana
ELLIS Blu MENTIIAL,
Administrator for the estate OF
phlhp Caselberg, deceased
Dated + eDruary 10Th, 1915.
Iressler 4, kirton, attorneys for
the administrator.
(tlrst put Iication Feb. %, 1915.
The enterprise. [volume] (Harlem, Mont.) 1899-1926, 1915-04-15
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that on
Monday the Sd day of May, 1915.
at 10 O'Clock a. IN. Of said day at the
Town of Malta, Phillips County
State of Montana. the Ruby Gulch
Mining Company, a corporation duly
organized and existing under and by
virtue of the laws Of the State Of
Montana. will make application to
the Board of County Commissioners
of Phillips County, in said state, as
required by law, for authority to
erect and take tolls on a public ferry
to be operated on and across the
Missouri River between Phillips
County and Fergus County State Of
Montana, from a point in Phillips
County. Montana, on the north and
left bank OF said river where the
power plant of the Ruby Gulch Min
ing Company is situated, being about
six miles above Grand Island in said
stream to a point in Fergus County.
State Of Monana, directly opposite
said power plant, landing on q tract
Of unsuryeyed Government land in
the possession Of one Cotton Watson.
Dated Malta. Montana, March 81,
1915.
RUBY GIrLCH MINING COMPANY.
BY NJ l. LYDlG,
It's duly authorized agent.
TRESSLER & NIRTON.
Attorneys for said Company
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate OF Sarah Phillips, d..
ceased.
Notice is hereby given by the w
dersigned, the administration Of TIL
estate of Sarah Phillips, deceased
to the creditors OF and all person.
having claims against the said d +.
ceased, to exhibit them with tf ,
Necessary vouchers within four G
mnoths after the first publicatiG d
OF this notice, to the said admins
traitor at the law office of Tressle
and Kirton, in the town Of Malt
Phillips county, Montana, the sar. :
being the place for the transactio:
OF the business of said estat -
the County of Phillips.
Dated April Z, 1915.
b. D. PHILLIPS.
Administrator of the Estate =:
Sarah Phillips, deceased.
TRESSLER AND K..>"N".
Attorneys for the 41,!N.l i.s'' o.
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II other means have failed to give
relief try Chropractic.