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Evening star., 1915-05-12
LEGAL NOTICES.
n EDW. CLARKE, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia Holding Probate Court-ln re es-
tate OF Lydia NJ. Wass deceased: Administrator
No ol536-Order of publication: Application
having been made herein for probate OF the last
will and testament OF the said deceased and Tor
lefters testamentary the said estate. by fu-
win r. Terry executor. 1t Is ordered this ID ia
Of May. Alb. 1915. that Luther Case Ida hsi
sam and Grace Virgins and all Others con
carnad .npear in said court on Monday the 14th
day Of June, AID. 1915, at 10 o'clock am. to
show cause why such application should not ne
or.nted Let notice hereof be published in the
Wsshinston Law Reporter and The Evening stai
ooce In each Of three t3) successive weeks, he
fore the return day herein mentioned. the hrs'
nubIIcarion TO be not less than thirty l3ol days
hefore said return day. A I; Slpl,9HSs' Rss aas
,.te, Of Wills for the District of Columbia.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
c. CLINTON JAMES. Attorney.

SrPRRME COURT OF TIiE DISTRICT or CO.
iumhia, Holding Probate CotIrt.-So 2131O, Nd
n nlnistrstioD This Is 70 give notice thst the
subscriber. Of the District of Columbia. has oh
,afned from the Probate Court OF the District
~ Columois letters testamentary the estate
II Mary J. Kelley, Iste of the District OF Co
Iumhjs deceA&ed All lsrsons having claims
,gainst TIE deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibtt The same with the vouchers thereof legal
ly authenticated 10 the snbscrtber, on or before
Snrh dny ~ April. AID. 1918, nther~ise they
may by law he excluded from all beneft OF said
e.ts,e- Given under my hand this Soth day OF
Annl 1915 c. CLINTON JAMES 41S 5th st.
nv fSealA Attest: JAMES TANNER. Reg
l>tsr Of Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
~ ,he Probate Court my5 2,l9
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Nora Bayes.

Nora Bayes of Maid in America and
Little Miss-Fix-It' fame will he the
center of the bill at the b. F. Keith
Theater next week. Miss Bayes, it is
announced. returns by popular request,
as the half week she was here during
the Calve engagement in February was
not considered her regular annual visl-
tation to which Keith patrons are ac-
Evening star., 1915-05-12
BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

~ TIE SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
Of Columbia, Holding a Bankruptcy Court
In the maiter of the PenDoyer Keiuer Co.. now
'rading las. III. hetner Co. corporation
tankrupt-fn Bankruptcy No. I0l6.-Notice is
hereby given that the above-named bankrupt
corporation has filed its petition praying for a
discharge from all its debts In bankruptcy. and
that It's credito and other persons In interest
sre required 10 enter their Appearance in oppo-
sition II any desire. in the clerks Office Of
laid court on before the 18th day Of June
1918. RALPH d. oUINTER. Referee in Bank
ruptey.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Sc SHIPS ARE BOUND
THROUGH WAR ZONE
All Vessels Have Left United States
or Canadian Ports Since
May z.

NEW YORK, May 12.-Shipping rec
ords show that since May Z ffty-six
vessels have departed from American
or Canadian ports for European ports.
|or vice versa. whose courses take
them through the zone of German sub
marine activity. OF these only three
are American, the Philadelphia, which
left New York May s for Liverpool:
the ST. Paul. Liverpool, May 8. for
New York, both passenger ships. and
the Ruby. merchant ship, New York.
May IL. for London. The st. Paul
should have been well past the war
zone today.
The principal passenger-carrying
ships of other nattonalities are the
lTransylvania tBritish). New York. May
|I0. for Liverpool; the Espagne
'French), New York. May 8. for Bor-
deaux. the Carpathia (British). New
York, May Q, for Liverpool via Mon
treal, and the Niagara tFrench), Bor-
deaux. May 8. for New York. The rest
are freighters, mostly British. French
and Dutch.
Some Reach Destinations.
These ships are in addition to the
eighty eight ships mentioned as being
on war zone courses May s, some of
which have since reached their desti-
nation. Named in the latter list were
the Norwegian American line steam
ships Bergensfjord and kristianfjord,
plying between New York and Bergen.
Norway.
1t was announced by the Norwegian
American line today that these ships
had been enormously included. mas
much as our steamers follow the
northerly course north Of Scotland. and
Iconseouentlv are not in the war zone.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

SEALED PROPOSALS. IN TRIPLicATME. M WILL
he received at the office OF the Chief tiefR, pe
psrtment Of Commerce. until O'Clock pm.
THesdsy' June /, 1918. and then opened, for
the laundering of towels. etc. hauling OF ashes
.nd rnhhish shoeinC of horses and the winding
and repair OF clocks belonging TO the Department
Of Commerce. and for furnishing automoh,1e sn
ia1s Blanks for proposals, with speciiica tions;
will he furnished upon application 70 the Chiei
Clerk Department of Commerce isIn 81. anu
PENNSYLVANIA ave. NV, Washington u T.
myi Al cod
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Heads Order Birth Abraham.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Samuel
Dorf was reelected grand master Of
the Order Birth Abraham at yester-
days session of biennial convention of
the order. Several amendments to the
constitution recommended by the
grand master were adopted.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Young People to Give Pageant.

A pageant. Tho Child in the Midst"
will be given by the young peoples
study class Of the Luther Place Memo
rial Sunday school there this evening.
Admission will be free and the public
IS cordially invited to attend.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
STEAMSHIPS
Potomac River Landings

AND hALIlMUhE.
Steamers leave 7th 1t. wharf for Baltimore ane
river points Monday. Wednesday and Saturday.
Baltimore. pier 8. Light St. Monday. "wednesday
and Saturday, pm: arrive Washington second
morning out. River freight prepaid. Passenger
service frst class. Freight received until 3:AS
pm. on sailing days.
JOS F. STEPHENSON. Agent.
Maryland. Delaware and Virginia Rwy. Co.,
Telephone Main 745. 7th st. Wharf.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
GU IN AR D
Established IS1o

LStdDllSIleQ 1910
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
Orduna, Tues, May 18, 10 am.
Tuscania, Fri, May 2I. 5 pm.
Pennsylvania, Fri. June q, 5 pm.
MAURITANIA, Sat. JeI2, ,1oa.m.
Orduna. Sat, June 10, 10 am.
Pennsylvania. Fri, July 2, S pm.
MAURITANIA Sat, j yIo,Ioa m.
Orduna. Sat, July II, 10 am.
Pennsylvania. Fri, July 80, 5 pm.
MAURITANIA, Sat, ,Au7,1oa.m.
Orduna, Fri. Aug. 13, 5 pm.
ROUND THE WORLD TOURS
Through bookings to all principal Ports Of the
coMp.sy.s OFFICE "el'a; %,.a. Sr.rp sr Ny
GEO. W. MOSS. 511 14th ST. NV. Wash, ID. T..
Evening star., 1915-05-12

SEALED PROPOSALS, IN TRIPLICATE;
viii he received by the ouartermastero . General
OF the Army. Washington. D. e., until ,Si o cioSh
ms packing waste. etc. for delivery during
the fscal year 1915 depots of the Quarter
master Corps listed in schedule Schednies
furnished on application TO Quartermaster Gen
oral r. s Army. Washington, ID. e.; or ny
Depot Quartermaster. l. ;. A. "asni"s'on'
Evening star., 1915-05-12

From 1910 to 1913 Michigan spent
s7,250,000 on highways.
Evening star., 1915-05-12
Rides Pony to Victory.

Another interesting feature of the
afternoon was the capture by Miss
Ruth Donaldson, daughter of r. Golden
Donaldson. on a borrowed pony, of
the silver cup in the combination nov
ice pony class. Miss Donaldsons pony
was found to be out of condition at
the last minute, and the Papst stable
loaned her Outlet. with which she rode
to victory.
There were one or two spills, II. L.
Goodwin being thrown from the saddle
on Virginia Dare in the novice hunter
class. He escaped injury. 1t was the
lirst time that the animal has ever
been shown
Evening star., 1915-05-12
HORSE SHOW TODAY
PREVENTED BY RAIN
Events Scheduled Will Be "Run
Off" Tomorrow, Regard
less of Weather.

f1dZeT, manager OF the snow. MT. dd1eA
added that the events on the schedule
for today will be run off" tomorrow
rain or shine.
Virginia Boy a Feature.
Perfect weather yesterday afternoon
and splendid card made the horse
show all that could be desired by the
| enthusiasts who thronged to see the
sport. Mrs. William Hit. formerly
Miss Katherine Elkins. drove Judge
Moore's Whitewall Airel and Raebun
to victory. taking the blue ribbon in
the lady's phaeton class from Miss
Belle Beach of Rye, n. Y, who drove
John L. Bushnelrs team, Gipsy Girl
and Gipsy Maid. and got the red.
One of the features of the afternoon
that pleased many spectators who
know the hard work done in behalf
of the horse show by Melvin c. Hazen.
District surveyor and manager of the
horse show, was the performance of
Mr. Hazen's horse, Virginia boy. This
horse took. the blue ribbon in the nov
ice hunters. the red in the handicap
jump for green hunters, and the yell
low in class 6S, horses suitable to be
hunters. four years and under.
Evening star., 1915-05-12

Class 7l-Handicap jump; green hunt.
ers; thirty-nine entries, feet; quail.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
Speed Kings to Race
for Cup and $4,000

Tho Pouseot entries are considered
the most angerous---both the cars
and their drivers. There are five of
them. each with a driver OF interna-
tional famc--Dario Resta. Bob Bur.
man. Howdy Wilcox. Johnny Aitken
and Ralph Muiford.
Barney OldHeld and his well known
cigar will be seen at the wheel Of q
Delnsc. and Ralph DePalma. who won
the 500 mile race At Indian polls last
May. will pilot Mercedes.
besides the custody OF the Astor
cup. prizes asgrcgating $4,000 will
60 TO the winners.
The big oval has been pronounced
by tho drivers working In practice
spins M almost perfect. The motor.
dromc is constructed OF wood, steel
and concrete. and will accomodate
nearly 100000 persons. The course
IL two miles. with two straightnwaya
and two banks.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30

United Press Service
NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.--Thc great.
est galaxy Of speed kings ever gath.
cred about ono track will face the
starters gun hero Saturday In the
nrst 360.mile race for the Astor cup
on the new shccpshead Bay course.
About thirty cars arc schcduied to
make the start. but II In probable
there will be some eleventh hour with.
'drawals.
Hopes OF an American made car
carrying on the honors rcst largely
on tho Stuts nnd Maxwell entries.
There nre four Stutx cars, two of
them piloted by Eari Cooper and Gil
Anderson. who finished nrst and soc.
ond respectively In the recent Min.
ncapoiis race. and at Eigin they divid.
I'd the two big road races between
thom. Eddie Rickcnbacker In his
MAXWELL also is expected to mako q
bid for honors.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30

J ,.rrald wan, .as 81 rsssIss.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
WHAT THE WAR
MOVES MEAN
,unitcd Press Service


NEW YORK. Sept 30.--The Ger.
mans have not wholly stopped the
allies western offensive. but have
seriously impeded its speed. and have
halted Il nj all crucial points. The
slight advances the allies are now
making are not important.
The chief British objective Ia Lille.
and II II was at the time OF the short.
lived Neuve.chapcllc offensive six
months ago. The Germans have con.
centratcd their major strength there
for IN effort To continue to hold the
first lines before Lille British gains
have been chiefly near Lens. seventeen
miles southwest of Lille.
Tho British are cooperating with
tho French north of Arras In trying
10 reach Dou1i. twenty miles south Of
Lille. Their capture Of this point
would compel reconstruction Of the
German liues. thus freeing consider
able territory from the Teutonic hold.
The objective Of the allies In the
Champagne district IL the railway con.
Meeting the German central positions
with the environs Of tho crown prince
headquarters M Montfaucon The
French are now almost within sight
OF the railway. But. NJ long a. the
German Eastern end there holds. the
crown prince Ia safe from the incur
sions Of the French.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
Notice

Notice
There are funds on hand for the re-
dcmption Of the following bonds: Nos.
IL. 10. II and l5. Series F. Interest
ceases from October !, 1913.
Dated at Klamath Falls. Oregon.
this 2sth day Of September. 1915.
J. W. SIEMENs.
39.St City Treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
College Products for Hospitals
United press Service

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 30.--Here's
|co-opcration. Students at the Uni-
vernity Farm at Davis. an Institution
maintained BY the state. raise n lot Of
garden truck and fruit. In the past
the produGs OF the farm have been
sold TO the general market. but here
after II will 90 to the state hospitals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
4 FULL LINZ

This agency makes . spseIaity -
's're, iiss. aceidsnt, liability, bsrolasy
and other Inssranes. surety hsada,
ioans, rentals. city and esvntsy psse-
;erty Of aIi kinds. Havs ~ eqplpasat
and the help that eSarantses psoNpt
and efficient ssvIes. Ne trsubls -
answer questions. chIlests. 81 Mails
street. Phone =.
u.raId want ADS ~ roerDse.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
Proceedings Of County Court
September Term 1918
Fred Fleet. 1915 Pair appro-

lR. c. Short. saiary rosd su.
pervisor. RoaA hst M
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'dn NJ. sn'aler. wioow's pen.
sion Tor sept. 1915 :..... 1850
Mary McLsns. WIDOWS psn-
sion Ior Sept.s 1915 ..... $500
nertna Z. DoneIcon. widws
pension Tor sept. 1915 -. 1880
Aitha Daniel, wldw's pension
Mary n: Liberty, v.dw'; pen. ''
SION Tor sept. iSib :..... 1000
"se IT,, e. 80 so.s. pen' go.
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NOR. Cant iafs fooo
Gao Chssfs In nostare for cir.
emit court 7sO
Keith a,,1, Ann. ambrose. witness CIR 20
Bertha Ram vitness before
Grand iurv soo
Chas McWiiiiams witns.. he.
fore grand iury 40
cha. r mai an :sl.rv aenmtv
clerk Aus. ieig 1as0o
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poor 'ar"' aus A''o -. ioo'oo
F. c. Markward. contract poor
farm. Aug. 1915 ........ $500
Stella Low. salary nurse poor
farm. Aug. 1915 ....... 5000
F. c. Markward, cash advan-
ceS 70 county poor z.oO
c. c. Low. board OF prison.
ers. Aug. 1915 ......... 31.l8
u. b. Henry. cash for stamped
envelopes .............. 1863
A. r. p. Mitchell. 0eld notes
for county surveyor 1900
James z. t1lan. cleanine nues
court house. Aug" 1913 -. lS.OO
Cal, Oregon Power Co.; ser
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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
LEGAL NOTICES

Noeice 70 Crea1eess
In the County Court or the State Of
Oregon. for the County Of Khan
ath.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of Albaft
I. Bragg. Dscsassd.
Notice Is hereby given BY the un-i
ldersigned. executor Of the estate or
Albert L. Bragg. deceased. to the
creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit such claims. with the neces-
|sary vouchers. within six months after.
the first publication Of this notice. to
the said executor. at the o6lce Of Hay
q Merryman. in the First ststs ana
Savings Bank building. Klamath
Falls. Oregon. which said oalos the
undersigned selects a. his p1Acs Of
business In all matters connectsd with
said estate Of Albert L. Bragg. DE-
ceased.
WILLIAM PAUL J0HNsoN.
Executor OF the estate Of Albert L.
Bragg. Deceased.
Dated and Arst publLshed u Klam-
ath Falls. Oregon. on this 1eth day Of !
September, 1915.
HAY q MERRYNAN.
Attorneys for said Executor.
1s-as-so-7
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30
MERRILL MENTION

= DR.. Demorsst and daughter Ruby
will return to Merrill Thursday. Sep.
tcmber 30th. after a months visit
to Bonanza and the bly, country.
where the doctor has been doing
dental work. He will begin TO work
here Monday. October I. Mrs. Dem
crest and daughter expect TO meet
them at BONANZA. and spend the day
In attendance at the Bonanza fair.
Mr.. Dunning viii bring them back in
his automobile.
The girls basketball team elected
Vivian Patterson captain for the COM
Ing year. Miss Crider will manage
and coach the team again this year.
and the prospects are excellent for q
good team.
Al the hrst regular meeting OF the
irving Literary Society. Vivian Pat
terson was elected president. Mabel
Sherman vice president. Clyde Bar
rows secretary.
The following program will be Civ
en- at the high school by the Irving
Literary Society Friday afternoon AT
2:45. The public ts cordially invited
to attend.
song .............. > Society
"6creed' ........ Melvin bowman
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30

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fee, qsets ~. 10 0goeo1o
g. a. NenoIe NJ ~ 59coe y
preter state ~. loo UroDo-
hon ....,......ss.
a. Johnivkon. tgottoo W1eueuo,
state vM Joe Drooeee9
marie D!vb0hO3. jusetce VIZ
ness. .sState ~. Joe Drob0-
IN. siiyjioa. js.sies !; xis.s.s.
state W. Joe Dr0o0ho2
Morgan Smith. 5usejoe W.T.
ness. state W. Joe Drobo-
hon
VIM. SltykOn, Justice witness.
state ~ Joe Drobohoh !.
I'd PrQbst, justice witness,
state W. Joe Droboh0R ~.
Jno. Johnikoh. 1nSttee W.
ness' CuAto ". JOE DrOuO-
= hon ........
Chas. Eavnikon, justice Wit
ness. state W. Joe Drobo-
NON :-..... .......
IL. N. Durham, constable Tee,
state W. Ches. Murphy ~.
J A. Murray, justice witness,
state VI. Chns. Murphy
e. ~. wWen, yuotSc8 -,
State W. John Doe ~.
~. r. V0se, constable lee,
osasc W: SUmn ~ snsVuus
Ing to 1880. was allowed
In the sum Of 1890 ana
disalIowed IN the sum Of
1880 ~. I
+. W. 0owen, justice Zee,
state vs. John Doe -.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1915-09-30

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foe state We n Chn m
her.
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state vs, Joe Hughes
amomn,,nv n Sia a. ws.
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the ann ~ a. s0
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foe state vs Ioe HmShes
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rhs. psahn ,u.tica cnnrt dur.
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vitneea state VI. HUGHES.
wm T.r.usor ,m.t,cs comrt
witness. state VI. Hughes.
Dick Coodeli Justice court
witness. state vs.. Hughes.
las. McCarter. Justice court
witness. state VS.. Hughes.
Edna Ebersine Justice court
witness. state ys. Hughes.
Mae Hamilton. Justice court.
witness. state VS.. Hughes
Bert. Hamilton. Justice court
witness. State VS.. Hughes
Dick Coodell. witness claim,
state Va. Hughes. amount
ine TO sl.7O. was disallowed
q. e,,I
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-15

soothing him. consoling MIN. .a..

wars fNf Nhh NNAh'N " IT, do
soothing him, consoling MIN. sts
him. They were to each other an IN
an. and now one has been taken and
the. other left: the remainder Of the
Journey she must walk alone That
Gods love md grace will boz sufficient
for an her needs IS the praye5 OF an
her friends. lie Is also survived BIZ
several nephews and niecel. children
OF the late Captain and Mrs J. J..
Adams.
The funeral was held Tuesday
morning at 1880 o'clock from the
First Christian Church Of BryM. Of
which he had been a faithiul aud con.
sistent member for many years. Ills
pastor Rev. J. c. welch. conducted
he funeral services,
The following gentlemen acted sas
pellhearers: +, W. crenshav. T. r
Dunn. John $. Smith W D. Siallings,
j. Webb Howell and Walter Arm,
strong.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1915-09-15
MR.. S. ?. HARLAN DEAD.
a srazos County Pioneer Gathered
Home 10 His Fathers.

At / o'clock on the afternoon OF
Monday. September 10, 1915, at his
quiet old country home In the Walker
settlement Mir. Stephen r. Harlan
passed peacefully into rest, iull OF
years and honor lie had been In
feeble health for some years and be-
cause OF his great age his going Just
seemed to be but the running out OF
the sands IN the hour glass Of time.
Just little loss day by day: Just a
camping with each setting of III sun
days journey nearer the celestial
city. Finally the shadows heightened
across the earthly limitations aud
touched eternity, the sun went down,
and the blessed old hero went home
TO be with God. In such a death ,.se
grave has no victory and death has
no sting.
Mr., Harlan Uncle steve, as every
body knew aud loved HIM was born
in Boyle County. kentucky. July IL
1928, and was therefore at his death
81 years. months and , days OF age
He removed with his fathers family
to Sumner County, Tennessee, IL
1886. Here he grew TO manhood ant
here he was married to Miss Nar'
c. Gillespie in 1853. lie came Il
Texas In $50 anl settled in hin Coun
". Ten years later he came to,
nos County in 1869 and settled N =
Walker settlement, where he and hii
good wife had made their home con
tinously since
Such is the brief biography G
stephen +. Harlan. but in the year
marking the beginning OF his life II
1928 and its close In 1915 were crowd
ed the incidents that marked a lii'
as nearly perfect as il is possible 70
human life to be on this mundan
sphere. His was the quiet life, tn
unostentatious life. a life Ia whic
there was no sham. no Hypocrisy, n
bending OF the knee 10 the high an
mighty, no seeking for the plauiit
OF men. Quietly, peacefully, joyful,
he pursued the even tenor Of bis wa!
lie loved his home, his hocks, hi
herds lie loved natjre. lived clos
TO her bosom and communed with he
in her varied language His love fc
all things about him was returned
hundredfold and all who knew hli
called him friend. His going b"cugl
sorrow true and lasting Ia man
hearts
Tie is survived by his wife. to Who
he vas united in marriac' sixty tv
years ago. Through al these Ion
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WRESTLING BOUTS.
Two to Be Pulled on at Airdome In
Near Future.

Considerable interest In the wrest.
ling game has ueen created in Bryan
in the las, few months, and the sport
lovers viii be slad TO learn that two
first class matches have been ar.
ranged to take place at the airdome
In this city. on September 22 o. L.
Strickland is scheduled to meet Xii
smith. l35pounder Of Houston. who
laws claim TO the lightweight cham
plonship Of that city G. +. tDocl
Braswell. another wrestler OF local
fame Is to be pitted against Peewee
Fannin. youthful wonder Of Rock.
dale. Tho latter Is said to be a pro.
tege Of the wonderful Pet Brown {
Taylor. and our wrestler will no louut
have to exert himself TO The limit To
win the match This. however. will
be the second match between the two
The first took place at Rockdaie and
resulted In a draw
This double bin Is one Of the best
ever arranged for Bryan. and as
wrestling is a good. clean game. the
matches should be well attended.