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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Yes, They re Climbers.

=. Canadian sport writers have taken
hlNH!% 70 the nickname conferred
o. the Richmond baseball team tv
ms rapcr after the rcirarkaule cx-
hiniton OF nghtiug spirit and ca
hdc!,E 20 come from the rear that
HS u sampi", under tho caption.
lroNinE That tho Chap VINO Nam ed
hlChinoud C!imtcrs Knew His Bust
ness n" Montreal Evening %"ws.
on iaSi Friday. had TINS 10 say.
seldom. indeed. does u happ.n
that " christening is 50 successful
a. was that Of the Richmond 6luter-
national League baseball club II
- Il well known axiom OF ,tirigt.,
lHEs that the chlld which Is chris
tshea ,h!Errnor. grows M - 10. "a
something equally offensive. mhtIe
inc youngstcr whose dorlng i,a raria
uohatc :" MIN the cpmron. Iac"
..4Enoinen Of 'Jrnmy. becomes in
society for the Prevention OF Crf..I,y
70 hooka"ents or sorn"tn.ut. equally
Also having attained years o'
more or I"ss discretion. n rs Cul,a
On tho cards in-t !r r.llI ,r,'. -, Z.
him,-self Elmer Whitfield
There Vas no bpuehe#d r'urr yt.,i,
as this pGlled on by ne gazabo
VINO entered the Richmond ten, IT.,
as ~" 'C!iub"rs howcycf. ina,
nlrh mad the right huncn. lugo.d.
Climb. from wnat ne saw ~ ~.
| ..iMDIn aRgrcgation ycstcrGay ia
I'm Toronto. ne C!lrnhrrs cHrn6.c
| M. second place. ~tcn the %n~afL
| forgotten scrSad-s,ory ar,f., x,
| ,aabeh' h=!Fcrrlu"d the EGyalE On
! N""n"SaaN FcE'"rday. rIYH, lr ,5gf
| Own nom" town. NE Climbers csI,r.o-
| - Lb atr'E'f pss, climbing ..,g
! nrsi r"s! Inn oyer TIE pror,rsi. ,,oa.l
| "i ~ "lG''rar"r Using tour Dl,o:.
IN I"n @amcs Jos 10, r|rtaps
| 3N"f"h"I'nirg o1trayagarce ~. 80.
| Ithfu" standards. r-t IN JGay
| WIN a p!ay"r !imii ~ EgI,eGr ~ ON
ntaSj " ", - say the !cast r:,..r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Totals Ia 6.al . | TninIs a. q .

iolHIs 80 h03l TOTALS 80 81 II 8
'0ne out when running run scored.
Tran for Donovan in eleventh.
Score by innings. r.
Petersburg 30 { 0 o IL
Summary: Run-Pice Double play-Ag-
new Busch AMI Barnett. Bases on balls
on Richmond. !: off o'Eren / Left on
hases-Pctershu-g. S; Rocky Mount. 3. Struck
out-Ry Richmond. T. by O'B-icn. l. Time
40 Cmpire. Bussey. Attendance. 400.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Nrwport News.
Suffolk
Totals 81 ~ 10 . Totals
Rated for Hamilton in ninth.

Suffolk ..................n o q g. :.
Newport News .O q q q q %
Sun mary: Runs-Goaibv. Irmscher. Allen.
rimmmel. Scishe cr:st tionis. Welcher q,
-seiriie. Crist Wclcher. Henry. Sacrifice
hits-Moran. Welch-r. Hudsin.. Bases on
tails--on Poole. J, off Hamilton. ;. Struck
ou,-by Hamilton. 3: ny Poole. 5. Left on
bases-Suholk. ?: Newport News. S. Passed
haii-Hudgins Double pays-Carnes (uras-
sisted: Carncs 10 Seiglie: Goalby to Henry.
Time, l:50. Umpire, MCGOWAN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Rated cor NJ Sally in ninth.
Score b. inninCa. u

Boston ..................O q o q y o.
81 Louis ..... q n 4 n e.
summary: F:Uos-Scott, Jauvrin. Thomas
Pat. he"ry iavan, Asnew, two base hit
-WlGHn-. stolen bnsn-W Williams Es-rad
r2ns- ~ Fostcr g Sacrifice h!,S--Fosror
.;cop"r. Double rlay-Scort to iiob!i,znI
Stse NJ errors Boston. = Bases on ba'is
~ Foster: .: ~ i.oui"rmiE = OF
f"s;". In innings none out in SIXTH;
OF H=vs. In Innings. struck nUt-hv
Foster. 9: rs Loudcrmik = Ly MAYS
WI" pitch: oudcrmilk Empires Counoll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
won,t MANAGE CI,veInnd.

SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.-Walter
McCredic. manager Of the Portland Pa
Cifr Coast League baseball team an
bounced here today that he had re-
fused tho anaGcrship Of the Cleve
land American League team. McCrcdie
the management Of the Cleveland team.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
,ooley. Callahan. Kraft

sor. Move, Tooley. Callahan. Kraft Two
basc htts-Cailahan. N-att. Tooley Three
base hit-Tooley. Stolen Observation-Disclosures.
Trout, luGue Bases on halls--o.I ChahcS
3; on Cook. >. Struck out-by ChahcL s.
by Cook. !! Sacrifice hi;S-Msnso-. KAT
MESSENGER. Roach. Callahan. DouHlc PLAYS
.Tooley 10 Kraft: Move TO Tooley - Ii-7:5.
lit nv 1itcheC-by Cook tCallahanN. Passed
hall-Sncw. Umpircs. Hart and Eck,uAr.
Time. $40
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
lOUDERMILK INVINCIBlE

Leased Wire TO The Times Dispatch I
81 LOUIS May 25.-LoudcrmilE
say" Boston only TWO hits to-day and
neiped - Loiuis. win. TO 3. Janvrin
WsS nSncneG IN the sixth for disputing
on rounding first base in the seventh.
co!Ided with Gamer forcing the latter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Newark mt Kansas City.
Brooklyn mt Pittsburgh
baltimore ut ST. Louis
Buffalo Mt Chicago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
lInrrk I.nKd .Ininn uuHcd.

'HlcAED. MAY ii. Harry Lord
.r.h"G ne Eyra!r tcd"rals here to-
ray but Manager Srh!aGy said he prob-
AMY #oglc not tab" parr IN a game,
,zr"n' ~ pinch hitter nnul later in
we #+"h, not having played enough SO
iaf ms s'afoH ~ b" IN 'hc best con
E4llSn.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Washington
..Ea,tHd Tor Bcchl'ns in ninth.

Sore hy innings: y
WnsaiNs'on ............o o o o o %
~ s,.:..:.-;,.o -
,cSNie. FMo-hasc hit-Rush. Sacrifice his
Nt., ho"hlirG. Left on aScs-Washincton
* h"i'ott 8 First base on crrors-Wash-
in@;on, = Detroit :. Bases on aails-of:
HNeE.irE. Struck out-by Covelcskic :
~ toehAmG :. unrircs. Evans ana
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Donnhue signs with beaumont

MpNTGpM EEY, Ala May 2.-pat
nonahue. last wear catcher for the
montgomery team. to-day signed with
the beaumont, Texas League. club
S!nc" montgomery has been without a
prof"ssi onai team Domain. has been
training city league PLAYERS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
New ! nrlS
"0'aI. . 2 Totals al ~ Il
-p-''oH for Plrr In eighth

:" u ~ IrnInsF: r.
.ai,arp ............s q q o ,
summary. i;uuS-Cro". Conk. Mullen 90
tt'iHt fN.ru!rI ~, Weaver. Brief Two
..rr gus Weaver Russell cree. Maisoi.
tfHf f.r' hit EUrroli Home runs-Four.
-."- s.rir. -tri-' bases Roth. Cook Four
t.-' i-a'nrd fins-nH HU-sclI. ., of a.
'ri'r - i!eH { ~ Brown. T. Sacrifice
t.' f"ftsrll Left on base--&ew York s.
ga. Pr, =. t.f:t has" on errors Ncw York
-. saHeF on balIs-on RUSSELL
rl' ron, 2; IN Brown. ]. iIits-om P!eh
It innings. 80 Erown. none in IN
NY ~ IN$t"!i. ~ 20 Innings; off Ci-
owe IT, - innings. Hit by pitcher-
r.sseM fcDokJ; b. rioh az collins: hy
,sfprn. I.pYDAJ nnc Schalk. Struck out.
~ Fi"f. =. ~ Elsscll Enpircs, cIough-
u. sr1 N..GELraan- V!nn. ..Ds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Providence
Rochester
Totals .. = g Totals g: =
'Esr t7- ytw!r IL tenth.
.B.:;st :or ca.ns,ock in NTH.

-t'-ttHf .or Ndt0Stock IN NTH.
:p1N cut vh=- win ming ran was scored
7re = innings.
B B:a2.9.s5. s $559@%"? i
Sna-,nary: EE1=-Ko.e< Priest Stevenson.
Gil. Powell. Two base hits-C!erlens. HoIEe.
NEE. base sl;s-Nores. Tutveilsr Sacrifice
5!'>-tf'r Stevenson. stolen b.ses-liolfe
poTrM Bases on h1l's-oa Hon, j. off
Stuj e.. - CoTsro-E :. !Iit ~ pitched
haW-1Y .io"f :. struck oui-ay tiof:
- CGrnsiors WIG T:;chss-hv Hon
s'aSssl rA--S-F.-r:-. Hzl@y. JuTtceS Free.
man ana .iarr!so- -t-r,e -;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
ROYALS LIFT TWO

leased Wire TO Tho Times-p:spa,ch !
MONTREAL, QUE, May 2i-The
EoNals celebrated Victoria Day here
to-day by winning both morning and
"fternoon fixtures from Jersey CITY
\ rainstorm interfered with the after
"con fXture hut IL was played through.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
MORNING GAME.
Totals 81 cs7i' Total. % =

Montreal ........O q n n n n -
Jersey CITY ....,.,....O o o,
Snn!narl; Runs AlneiGn. Fullerton Ire
,ah, roIu"n, Nni;emar t2l, Flynn Dowd
Barry. Turner. Yellc, Stolen ha I2arry
Bnes Wright o., -Aimc.3t. 5@5. Ho oII'ss'
Nh!tcman. Home ..-uIlf.- clio lrelan I've
hase hits-U-hi,eIuun F.,'lc-tnn Tr,,n,
Sacrifice hits Turner. Barney. Dev!in. Ir.
IAN. j'urtcl Douhl" play Holden to I,evliu.
struck out-hy powd. L. by RrUCk l. Base,
on halls-on howd .; IN Bruck = Passar
halis-fel!c. Fine. 40 Empires, Clear
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Here's the way they do il in tho
ar exchange: "In contcnding for adj
vantage. Manager Casio. of Jackson
vile, seized upon Manager HARRISON.
Of Columbia, and actually tried to eat
him up-biting him in the hand so Sc
vcrely that HARRISON was unable to
nlnN for "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. ;: New York. 4.
st. Louis. 1 Boston, 3.
Detroit. s; Washington, o.
Philadelphia, ;; Cleveland, A.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Laurel street won a very exciting
game Saturday. Tied up in the ninth.
and a pinch hitter sent in delivered
the goods. Verify. It's good baseball
in this CITY League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
BOSTON BRAVES ARE EASY
P|CK|NGS FOR CHICAGO
Cubs Take Firmer Hold on FRS,
Place by Trimming Cham.
pions.
JAMES is FORCED TO RETIRE
Schultz Gets Homer in Openin,
Frame, Scoring Phelan - Three
Singles and Three Doubles Scoro
Five More in Sixth.

tLeased Wire to The Times-D,sn.,.,,,
BOSTON. May .24.-Terrinc hittin5
gave Chicago to victory oveff
drive into the right reld bieacbeurn,
scored Phelan ahead of him in tbs
opening inning. Three singles ana
three doubles accounted for Ave p,ors
runs in the sixth and caused James.
retirement. Score:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Kitty kniGhtly is putting up rat
Ting good game for the Blues. He
covers all kinds OF territory, and knows
how to hit also.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The Signal Corps and the Grays had
a deadly struggle Saturday, the latter
finally being vanquished by 6-to-5
count.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Tho Paramount Athletic Association
would like to get two games for Me-
mortal Day with teams under the fed
Grafton. Address a. r. Akers, man.
ager. 2216 Paramount Avenue. Phone
Randolph 2654-J
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
81. Louis ut New York.
Pittsburgh at brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

F-I!N-AID, Nay Zf--IOmfny C.Orco-
yan, t@npoTarl!y .ttachen 10 tho Fed
.fh} i<eaRUs', star RI DTnpircs, was re-
leaaeo cc-oay ny President Gilmore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Things are getting mighty interest
ing in the jefferson Ward League Cobb
Furniture and the Metropolitans are
now tied for first place with the Fair
mount and Church Hill mines coming
strong.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

But the hitter is big" Carter, the
pride sluggcr of Highland Park.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
Chicago.
Boston.
Totals 40 IL p 10 Totals 81 ann

GhicaSo ......-..........2 n:
Soston ...............:.o o.
~; zimmerman 60. archer. Pierce. con
molly. Tw o-hase hits-Iivnm.rman a. S,i.r
-. Schuie. Homo run-Schulte. Stoler
oase-Saier. Sacrincc hits-Flsher. Ziminer
man. Enisely. Double play-Flsher. Zi!n,n.r
man and Saisr. Lett on bascs-Chicaro !.
BOSTON. J. Bases on nal!s--of Cheney .:
on Pierce. !; of James. /; on Crutcher :;
tits-on Cheney. ir % inninrs of
Pierce: none In 10 innings: of James
y In . Innings. off Crutchcr. ? in 2 inning,
struck ont-by Cheney. :: by Pierce ;. bv
lanes. !; By Crutchcr. 3. Empires. Byron
an! Orth. Time. l:ii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

CHICAGO, May 2i-Tne release If
Eed' Corriden. Cub !nfelder, 70 Louis
vie, was announced th-,ay.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

On Memorial Day a game OF great in
terest Will be staged between NcGill
Union and Highland Park at Broad
Street Park. These two mines arc tied
for first place in the Federation League.
and bitter contest will result. They
have met once before this season. the
Catholics vanquishing the Suburbanites
in a hard fought battle to 4. Cap
tain Mike" Anderson has greatly
strengthened his team. his most nota-
BILE acquisition being Cox. big south
paw from Richmond College. McGill
Will send in their youthful phcnom
Kelly to oppose Cox. Kelly is the SEN
sation of the Federation League. hav-
ing won every game he has partici-
pated in this season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Both teams have been training hard
for the meet, in which they will enter
only picked men who have proved their
prowess on the indoor track this sea
son. Odds favor the Marshallites. but
their opponents promise to spring some
surprises. Academy has one of the
strongest relay teams in these parts
and II expects to hang up some new
records.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Courtney's Barracks met their first
defeat Saturday at the hands of the
Company G aggregation. Due to Mas
sizes superb pitching. the Blue and
White got away to n good lead, and
were never headed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The Robert f. Lee team was defeat
ed by the All-Stars on Saturday by the
score OF 80 to 20. This was the first
game the Robert L. Lee team lost, The
game was lost by the errors OF sheer
and Brown. The features OF the game
were the playing of Simon. Michael.
Picchi and Trimmer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

The track season for Richmond prep
schools will come TO a successful close
with the outdoor meet TO be held on
Friday afternoon at the Richmond Col
lege stadium. All OF the city schools
were expected TO be represented. but
entries have only been made from
Richmond Academy and John Marshall
High School. These two schools have
taken greater interest than ever in
track athletics, however, and there
will be keen competition in all the
events. which ought to attract a large
crowd.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
With the Amateurs
BY TUCK.

First National Bank will cross bats
with the Blues this afternoon at 8
o'clock al BYRD FMrk. Both mines nave
shown great Improvement Of late. and
good game should result. 1t is like
~ that Pres" Shelton will twirl for
the soldiers. while his brother BILL
will do the honors for the bankers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

Laughlin. of r. f. Lee. deserves
credit for the games he has pitched.
He uses his head and is always cool.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY
nj liuffuln
NATIONAL LEAGUE,

GAMES YESTERDAY.
Chicago. .: Boston, l.
tothcr> postponed; rnin.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-05-25
BASEBALL RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
llnulO, O.: RICHMOND 4

Bunnlo. q; RICHMOND, I.
Toronto. I: Newark, (morninE camel.
Newark, o; Toronto. $ Governing Eume).
Montreal, \; Jersey City, = (morninR
Inmc).
Montreal. 3; Jersey City, tcvening
rumcD.
Rochester. 3; Providence. 2 (ten inninss).
STANDING OF CLUBS.
w. l.. Pct. w. l.. Pct.
Richmond IA 8 .63G Providence IL 10 1924
Montreal Is 10 1865 Newark -. 10 .4l2
Bnfinio 100. 1903 Jersey City. 8 IL 400
Rochester IL 1850 Toronto -. IA 1888
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
RICHMOND mt Buffalo.
Providence mt Rochester.
Jersey City Mt Montreal (mornnE and
nftcrnoon).
Newark mt Toronto (nornink and after
noOn).
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1915-11-19
NOTICE OF ELECTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the City Council OF the city OF
ontario, Malheur County, oregon,
did at its regular meeting held Nov
ember list, A. u. 1915, consider
and pass a resolution declaring that
an GENERAL CITY ELECTION.
shall be held in the city OF Ontario,
on the first Monday in December.
1915. to-wit. December 9Th 1915,
for the purpose OF electing MAYOR,
for the term OF two years. TREAS
URER for the term OF two years,
THREE COUNCILMEN for the term
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MAN for the term OF one year
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Attest.
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(SeaD city Recorder.
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Putnam patriot., 1915-05-28
BOARD OF HEALTH
 DOING GOOD WORK
Manchester Officials Sanction
 Inspection by sanitarian
REVENUE BILLS ON WAY
Collector WaIsb's Staff Works Over time to Get Them Out-lncome Tax Payment For Fali
 Year.

Maneas r-Actsnk under direct sufa from the board 8f Hea#6d sdHi- tarlan has been uak.ag careful fn- apeetlen af Manchester. and t s az- peeted tbH &hen He 1ia hIs rf7ft NdaA fae town ofHets some raizE4i steps R1a be lakea bJ eliminate or naHsm6ze many oale3lH.e elua= Nons Excepting He i1fu DtiIe3i2 Xary feg peQgle knaW tlis Nfk and at h quite probable Hlua H9ra aHan one family E wondering E6at an Hu
 Known man was ddfug iu theI back yard. barns, e4c. Tbc 8 q aef puTpoaeIy refraiHad iHam announcing ahls procedure aHd BntA zHa H ge9er has filed the report his identity NH got be dfvulged The recently adz jomrnod general aaBem'0iy increased she pgWers of Manchester's board f health making fl poe ble to enforce many sanitary laws which have hereto fore amounted te llatle as far as this place is concerned That the board af alestifh k doing everything pcabie fo keep Manchester the healthieat town in the state is shown by the fact that the members are paying the en- fire cost of the investigation, although af would have been possible t9 charge ahe work to inc town, Dr D. C. Y. Moore. one of MaBcbeeter.H most FeP5- fable rhyefcians. is chairman of the a,oard; John D Henderson. retired qaper manufacturer. is secretary and eorye ]. NJ Barber. 4 retired cpntrae- Scr. ia the third meHhef PHt#ss n4yed a3 pars n t,e appointments and |st A doubtful tHat thHee more gaiHaasie gNen eoala ha4e been eIHoHen for this -n-.-r...s.l llt ..-ttlh
Putnam patriot., 1915-05-28
Work ovsrtIms On Revenue slIIs.

Work Overtime On Revenue Bills.
 Hartford The stan ef Collector 1asnes ] Walsh lu the department of snternal revenue k worlcuE overtime 3an g9epafing hlla for the collection of 4ae income and corporation taxes ani Me various forms Of special smxes due sune Payments of In xome tax will be for sul year. New rules in Che department call or the nppning uf the office from a- m. tn
 D. m. for the sale of stamps, and nhe same hours for collection Of the Income and corporation tax. lt has been found necessary 10 close the re. uelvang windows at the hour given as V fa required to make a daily balance and deposit the funds in the banks.
 Collector Walsh has given notice tlat all persons liable for the epectal taxes, liquor dealers wholesale and re- tall. must make application in June for schedule for the payment of the mx for tho year commencing July l.. Ahn physicians, druggists dentists, ete., who come under the now federal nw dealing with narcotics must file applioaaious for the special blanks in arder that they may make thelr proper eeiurns by mail to the department hy fuiy i, tho special stamps being avail, ab.e
 Those affected by the emergency tax saw win have payments for six months anty to make although t h expected h. law will be continued by the new mrsgresa Tobacco dealers and cigar nanulacinrers. pool room proprieicrs. ,iffnre holmes. etc must make ans 5lsasaon fcr Che speaiul stamps for tine snraod mentioned to be placed upon heir certificates.
 Banker must secure their ssnmns nr compliance with form A57 which equmes officers of the bank to certify p the average amount of car
 urplus and undivided profits used or anployed In the hanking business dur nc the nscai year ending June 20, 9l5. The tax will be foT si for each laa sl eco SD reported.
 In addsfion to the penalty imposed Section 9 of the act banker and liners who faN to make return during uly. 1915, will incur B penalty ef 50 er cent Of the tax iugosed unless xtenslon ot time not exceeding thirty avs is granted in case ef slekness or bsence. and n case ef fa'se CT
 euduleat return q penalty f leo Der sag.
Putnam patriot., 1915-05-28
Collections
Tlme cards on boxes are now ohsoIete rRoNp AND ELM STREET BOX
KvRAI FREE DELIVERY.
Rnnles N. l.2. and l

lkoutes No + Z, 9 aho
 Rural Carriers leave daily Sundays anC Holidays exeeptejl at 10 q, n., return at SII D. m. Raral carriers are prohibited from carving outside the mails any mailable matter weighing II pounds or less.