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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
VIII Lase Jobs.
MATHERVILLE.

Eafaaea ar9 6aaaa Na- 2" 49, -
Lard wednesday
ST. ara ,frs r. a. sherFa-1 % shrr-
rar5 urr~ visitors trsc SUNDAY
wss Mildred Iaessoa has returned
trae frnm lIisGzls uhere che has
aeer teaching school
Sc. ard Wrs. - EaEtrs 1f Nebraska
we're aees etI visitors uith @iF. I'm
EiFs far~afs-
WFs Hrrry Eir1Fr came near meet
irE ulfE a serious accident Tlrt1aF
vs.le drisirE her Ford car. She eas
going Up uoEfFwr hJI vhsr the en-
F~e faeE. TFr esr backed down tho
f.f and overturned. blf luckily 90 ore
vac irl1rrt
tfrr Hattie Frf~rF1r % Gable vas
q visitor here WrtrstFr
tf- end SITS. urr Wiit fpref Tues
asF .a tEr tri-citirs.
Laur=ree Nelson 6f cable vas siE-
sr9- here tE~ rssf week.
Charles kgrhFr seat t1 Davenport
rF1FstsF utFrr be- bad BITS brother 20
rs9trt from ere usvTrp1rt N-reF Era-
P.rsf t1 r. hospital ie CegterVitiT. love-.
JOAN Lawson ard John WrGariEi~
srr- Rock Island BssseHEFrs Taars-
EaV
caleb rurvfz vas On ere tri-eities on
b-s5rrss W~+sFtlay.
william k=erriV Rae purchased che
F1ase now oergBsF1 hF Gus Anderson
sst viIl move ss soon as vacated
uEE1 Pearson 1r cable visited here
rtsFs.sr rEr1atr Co. NFsFsrta. ubrFr
be- uili tsF9-
1fr srd ,frs. EmI H6slTt % CaFiil
are visiting tErsr son Eal and vit~.
1fr ard Wrs John HrhhF'n and son
Pred aat Nr aet ,frs FrnrE EgHrrit
art daughter uFgf PSI auto Go Pleasant
FsileFs iaea. Sunday
ttFtarF Artrrs1r has gone % Ch.-
eas1 ateFe be- expects 90 secure esu-
P.aFmTEf-
% sehreFer % Cata is che u~v
alss faremas 90 she Alden Coal com
PANS.
3if as4 1frs- Emil Raqlst JF- and
soc CoFgra aH9 NF. and Ntrs. Emil
Hagast ST.. ana CoTgFn uopp visited
~ ere e. G. TrsEn hone east % sAsF-
rsFd sugfsy.
Pete sfoilns % cable spent Sunday
siEs sts son Frank.
Arthur Mealessir has purchased a
Cadillac car
DseE usTsooa has rstuTuea hone
from Ossaf1asa- Iowa
Mary Hamslsn o. Peoria is visi'isE
her grandparents hsre.
john Blaine ard HsaFy MsGt Wers
Del Atrfa SATURDAY
Hisips Jssasaa uas a Rock tsiaad
passenger Saturday.
Msthsrriiie defeated New winasoT
ir a Eams % ball ca the iatfeF's
Erasafs saassy ~ = score % : to1.
NJ. ard tirs- tteary Jackson and son
Egseas % sserFaFd WsFs Sunday Wis
lt1Fs here.
Hiss Cora JsnniaE % WoofhEii was
week cad visitor ksrs.
James sIaa@a has returned hone
frusa = sAFss weeks visit n BgEsoa.
iowa
Peter cosaoF visited sunday IN Ks-
vase
MIS-. To= Ioass sad soa Earl we're
Atsd8 passengers Moa6ay.
Mrs Cav Bradford saa Mira E-li
MaiisT % SssTrzrd us-s visitors here
SATURDAY.
Joe Raasass spsss Saturday ia
Aieeo.
MasssrsvfIis and Burgess Will play
szii here Saturday.
Carries KiFekzEa vas "a Rock Is
lad Saturday.
Mrs john Joass and son Earl and
Mrs Eitrz ADAMS WsFs Giiehrist vis-
TORS Saturday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Anxious "a Please.

The eoiored population IN a little
Alabama town vAs having a race meet
AZ the local fair grounds An aged ne
gro whose kaoez wers ..2Ahsa 10 give
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

Uncle Zach. Is awfully sorry 80
said.
Oats all right. honey, ans"s.
the old man gallantly. 4 only ng
nah feet amt too corrugated 10 -"
Measure. Evening F'ss :
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

Imported Dyes Are Used Exclusively
In These Rugs
America has never been able to produce the
rich dyes the mills import from Europe.
some mills may use domestic dyes, but the
quality OF rugs produced will not compare
with these imported dye rugs. The color
ings are very beautiful, blending into each
other In perfect harmony. The designs are
exact reproductions OF old oriental Master
pieces. while the texture Of the rugs is extra
heavy velvet and closely woven. The backs
are also heavily sized 70 assure long service.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

AS the horses turned into the home
stretch the woman jumped up in the
air. coming down squarely with all her
weight on the infirm extremities of the
old man \ groan escaped him. and
she turned and begged his nardon-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

60 tss sssefiaz % ~ $3.50 city
b4uslaz OF fes slts a. rsistesats 49,
srs~ ass rpsrfg -s~gszsa street
wee sals uas hr11Ess -. 80 legal
garsrirs vas ratsst o. sa=e. bzt ths
n~nsess ~ sEr execgfiss cpszsaiftss
frB -f Fkar 1rff tl~ cav b~foFr ta9
l.t.r1.s sresre 80 passed ne olae<iz
BAD azsserisieE r14EfF toarEs 90 60
talrsH fas~rraatasts saeaserissrs-
rss l-stsr 1f james O. uFiffoa. pFiai-
ga Of TIE Nrras % ass FVseiaE. Was
r-sF. ars e.s saEErs-l1es a1a STATE
r-ass we're frra~ab.r received saf tn
s-ea-l VIA tsr osssiaE % Hoo pres
ere
0th~r Reports Rad
r--s-s f-1a ere executive aaa ~
sase- ea~ussfees weFe received.
s.ssser sa~r~rssaf W1F6 Letters
f-sss a-e=r taeattiss we're frsf 90
show fr- t-s1eissbfissv % t1easinE
s4-s hospitals on smait tracts %
F-ss-E asf uife sra,t rEsf FeveaEes
r-aes eases.
REPORTS care frBe taxpayers %
a.a-e parrs a. ROCK tstsaf oai~etiaE
ed. se.s e.sv tzufieE tss sseatofigEi.
arsr ere -1sefT ss1at4 pFurif~ one
r.- rrr talseer % tss TERRITORY is tsls
e.r
Sore ~ sEssr present SPOKE % the
e-aefsr received two weeks ego from
ree e.eF roo OBJ locate fls saeataFts-
Fe- cry ~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

whe5sver al Improvement in bed Daven-
ports was announced. 81 was the makers Of
The navensite tina; made the announcement,
and n this Davenette Bed you will hnd the
very latest features brought out by the
makers When you place this bed IN your
home. you ~1ii have The satisfaction OF
knowing that there isn't Bed Davenport
made that operates more simply than this
oco
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

his gnarly toe joints air sat in a seat
on the grand stand Immediately in
front OF him stood large. excited
damsei who had a whole dollar wag-
cred on the favorite in the free for all
troL
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

ua FHa FrsItF expect Co. frT 60 Do
"a ferE e7T ssset tssftF whites lr-
cree Tons rasE-r
-Trsssrs replied tssF reesrt css-
.-rs FOL coral ssssa1e. ~uaf ssFs t~lt
Give -- sasrrer 81 9 60 esd q tiesis.
# q seeF - Esesmast T5aes-uts-
ssres
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28

s1.5O Places One of These Rugs
On Your Floor
If anyone should by any strange reasoning
question in the slightest degree the high
quality OF these rugs. the fact that we frank
" state we prefer to sell these rugs or the
low credit terms of 81 so cash and SOC week
y ought to convince him on this score. The
terms upon which these rugs are sold IS the
strongest possible guarantee Of their quality
that we could give you.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
It's Simplicity of Operation Assures
Lasting Wear

The more complicated anything is, the more
apt it is 70 60 wrong in some way. The e1-
treme simplicity with which this Daveneite
operates greatly lessons any chance OF Us
getting out of order. The Davenette Is de-
signed for service and matter whether
you use IL as a bed every night or one nigh.
a month. it's always ready. never out 0.
order, changing from a beautiful piece o.
Parlor Furniture 20 a comfortable bea
smoothly and silently.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-05-28
Sl.50 Cash
soc Weekly
This Large Purchase Was Made
Months Ago

~ that time conditions were normal. and
fte magnitude % our order placed secured
substantial concession Dol price from the
mile For us % hly these rugs now 90 the
same price would De simply out az tho Qucs-
rfru We could hold these rugs until Che
prices reach the EiEl water mark and Then
sell them AZ a larsc uarE.n % profit But
thls On not our plan. We feel that selling
these rugs az the special price At thi7 time
ssfii DO us more Eool from au advertising
standpoint than anything We could possibly
60. 80 they so on sale tomorrow ~ $3.50.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Christn as Dinner

JUDGE aud Mr.. e. &. Rogers en-
irrlaincd at their home southeast
of the cit! w!rt delightful Christ
ma, dinner. covers were laid TO,
the lullnwin. "uc~t~: Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Groves. Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Eu-hcra. Mr. aud Mr.. Milford on.
The Nll-~c- loi- Roccr~. Eunice Ros
"r. Minnie Haste, and Mc,ser, Per
oval Groves. Maxwell Groves. Roy
Rogers, and Melvin Roger. Judge
aud Mr.. Roger entertained with
true southern hospitality.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Mutt and Jeff In C0lIeQe

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Surprise Party

y very ENJOYABLE surprise part,
wa~ gwen for Bert Groves Tuesday
evening at HI. home on Platinum
avenue in celebration OF hi birth
day. The evening was spent in play
lng games aud enjoying u delightful
luncheon Those present were: Nh.
and Mr.. Ward McCurdy, Mr. and
Mr. W. II. ku-hcra. Mr.. and Mr..
james Perkins, Mr.. and Mr.. Mil
ford On. Ml-, Mae Perkins. aud Mr..
gud Mrs. Groves.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Notice of Annual Meeting OF
Shareholders

Nntirc i- hereby gwen that ia,
Annual Meet 10. of the shareholders
ul ihc Deming National Bank of
Dcmiug, New Mexico. for the election
pf dlrcclor- tu serve for the rn~uin.
g..r viii be- held IN the banIlu.
roo. ui ,aid bank, Tuesday. January
%, i!!r, between the hour al T.
o'c.nrE noon and u p. m.
Is, order of the Board Of Directors
q. COOPER, Nirc-Prc>.
T.. /. Fouls. Cashier
Dcmluy, y. W.. Dee. II. 1919.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Bridge Party

Mrs. +. l.. Foulkc- entertained al,
- delightful informal bridge parl s.
Wednesday evening Following the
games the ho-lc-~ served dainty
luncheon.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Watch Supper

TIL" citizens OF the Rcd Mountur.
community will hold % meeting ucyt
Friday evening il the Red Mountain
,ch"ol house. AttcI the bu~ine-- ha-
been transacted an oyster treat. Il
watch supper, viii be- served. Al
are invited to attend.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31

q. II. i~doll, IL pa,o. wa, vi-.
lt"r ~ the city Monday.
Il I. Garter and Mr.. T. Garter.
were registered N the city Monday
from Tu-ron. Arizona.
q. +. NcGowu ot Hurley. wa %
visitor in town MoLday.
Me- and Mr. George u. Fshc,
Mis- ulady- Fisher, and Charlie
Fisher -prul Christmas m Belcn.
where they were the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. NJ. Mclean.
Mr. and Mrs. J. r. Warren had
Mr. aud Mr.. Young Bounds and
Font"n McNmnan of Scpar ~
guests during the holiday.
'. ;, Hill, made a business trip
10 Lordsburg Wednesday.
MIR and Mrs. j. T.. Erickson stop
ped over IN Denim. Wednesday en-
route from Las Vega, 10 FL Pas,
.. {. Wilson, manager of the Bear
creek Cattle Company WA IN the
city Wednesday attending To- some
STOCK business. lie j. curuutc from
Silver city To- FL pu~o.
u. W. Wilson, a Phoenix. ARR.
eiorkman, was business visitor i'm
the city the first of the week.
II, VI. Patton of Silver city was
- Dcmlng visitor Wednesday.
Pat Dean of Mongolia spent the
Christina holiday IN Dcmiug. re-
turning To- hi home Wednesday.
Leslie White came down from m,
Duke City Wednesday to take a pu-
~illnu IL foreman for the Santa Fc
here.
Mis- Mabel Goforth stopped over
in the city " dur-d.t rnroutc from
los Angeles 10 Hurley.
Nl~- Mary Lowe of Kansas an1,-
eel iu prmng Wednesday to spend
the winter with her daughter. Mr..
II. T., Fmncy aud family.
Mis- G, \. Kaiser, who ha> been
~ Kansas City. Mo-. tor medical
treatment, rcturcn home TUESDAY
morning
Mr. and Mr.. 4 &. Munro Of Los
Anpclc~ were visitors ~ the city TIN
week cnroute To Hurley
+. j. Muse at Hurley wa, m Demine
mg Tuesday cnroutc from II Paso IT,
his home.
Mr. aud Mr.. W. T.. Conwell and
Mr. aud Mr. W \. Simpson of Mon
gnla ~pcni the Christmas HOLIDAYS
with Mr. aud Mr.. y. j. Breckhill
They left the city for their home
Tuesday.
Arun Leopold. member of the
faculty of the State University AZ
Albuquerque. -pcnt the Christina,
season with hi parents here.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
Christmas Dinner

Mr.. and Mr.. Ben Larson had a
delightful Christmas dinner. ertr--
tanning Nj. Margaret Raiihcl. Lni
anne Brown. and l.. J. Carter.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31

L. j. Creswell who spent Christ.
mas ~ Fort Bayard with hi parents
.a~ n the city tn, first Of the week.
cnr"utc To- hi ranch near Albuquer-
que.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
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Robert Park. who teaches IN one
of the rural schools al the county.
spent the Christmas holiday with
friends in Dcmug.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31

nm extensive visit in Illinois. return
ed ro Defining Monday .vrninp.
i. :. Williams. formerly of Hon
dale. lett the city "Wednesday for hi-
Williams j. now IN II pa~o, but viii
JON her husband shortly
Shcun Kaufman. who was en-
rlovcd at the Park Garage. ha, Sc
per t"mpanN. Tie departed Tuesday
for Santa Rita.
Fr>u-. wa Iu nmir- Tuesday
T.. L. Stafford of T,r.u, was "A
pcmiuy visitor Tuesday.
NJ, nJ NJ y NJ lit, %
Wednesday.
"a u Sd .n
rlorcpc, NI,r.,o, nh, r..is,,r.l
IN Dcm,r. u,uJ,,. NTH A. NJ,
,,p fr,m cnl,n,hn. Ind h..
..rr.5 . ,,-;,;.n ,.;u, La . n
r,,uo Comrory
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31
PERSONAL

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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-12-31

j. :. Niliam-, formerly OF Hon
dale. lrit the city Wednesday for hi
new home IN Douglas, Ariz. Mr..
Williams j. now m II Pa~o. but will
JOIN her husband shortly.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20
THIEF SLEPT
HORSE He STOLE
GOT AWAY
Now the Crook Is Fleeing on
Foot While Animal Is Sup
posed to Be Ambling on It's
Way Home.

Fate played a prank ON the thief
who stole Doran s. Gihson's horse.
and robbed him 81 the horsc. He ls
fleeing somewhere on foot while the
horse is supposed To- De amhlins back
home.
IS told. The thief look Doran q
Gihson's grocery wagon and horse
from their bnrn the n.eht of the car
barn fire hgt week uc loaded the
wngoh with hay and oais and eve
IDENTIFY prepared for a long trip Boz
comfort across country.
Two DAYS ago tho sheriff 90 socorro
received wura that the WATSON was
seen standing ten miles outside OF Soc
zorro. ne semi "a man ont on the
ease and this morning he reported 60
CHIEF or Police McAfiilin
Tho grocery wagon was found az
reported y about 20 were sirfa In
dicating how fate had undonc the
thicf and cheated him OF his chance
20 get away with the horse. IL was
evident that tho thief lay down o.
sleep and while ne slumhcrod the
horse got loose in some way. and.
with rs harness ON. started back for
N~ipnquerque. The man hustled AWAY
on foot when ne woke up.
The Wagon will Doe sent back hero.
Il IS supposed that the horse win
mako its way back t. town unless
stopped by someone. without the
horse the horscthicf o. comparatively
snfe from pursuit. There iS no de-
scriuti0n or him.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20
WITH
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
A CHICAGO TODAY

Ctieaso July 20-Planr FOR re-
ceiFiug the twciuh day relay of mo-
torcyclistsi carrying President Will
sons message 90 tho president 0f tho
Pnnama-pacile exposition and the
dispatch of thc thirteenth relay west
ord we're completed today. The
trlo OF ridcrE suunelur the twelfth
relay b. due tn reach CHICAGO from
south BEND. Ind. tonight ot z o'clock.
Here President Fueh OF tho sports
nan'f club OF America. viii receive
nc message ana bend Il Ga the thlr-
ieenth rclat-Ed J. HaWkius, Harry
sawyer ana Georec Rhcntascl-who
elll take o. az far az sterling, lll. Tho
hrsi relax loft WHEhlngton at . o'clock
Monday morning.
The message Is due 90 reach san
Francisco July 20 after passing
through these points;
Sterling. H.: victor Dos Moines.
Walnut. Iowa; omaha, Columbus
Koarnoy. North Plat. lulesburg, Neh.;
Cheyenne. Pine Ridge station. Raw
nnf. Rock Springs, Evanston Wyoi
salt Lake Cty, ogden. Kelt0n. utahi
Reno. News Coliax. Sacramento and
Tracy. CaL
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20
TEnEnAL LEAGI1E.
PLAYERS
START N ROUND
OF GOLF TOURNAMENT

rt.vcr. st,rt,s mis- w.rot,~ Il, al,
ansnf.inp r.upd ~ no v,storn
Hm,t.pr r,if c-bm,iorsbip Tbe
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az A.. to-,r,,s.,nt a., .r .n..-
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w T. Fovn,s ~ P-turnrrgb cam,
A.. ..fth ~ ~,4,, 49,. f-, f,~ a.,
Ia b.,ics M etsrgl.b d. a..
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rreen p.,,f urnn,et cbir.s, ,om-
yi.,,5 ~ .onrge ~ =. ofefng MN
4 low modal ee3re III fse vim bud
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20

t.lu.h ,' .H..I Dr sgn-rs o. deeper .lr
faces, ihr |f...f..' ortaus. And tHu. a
period 40 ual.. mrf reflect iiseif UHi only
Bro tle m..i W .hH mother, but upon ne
IlHt Oh .H..
n point upon ui RIO an experienced people
'1lee r .rl faci thli Whlte..r lr
t.peri1Hl 'u'..I u.y DO Cog hCfsgli tIlt o.
fHft ufi hIU"'# p bound o. encourage
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Young m0iIgTs Who have used Mothers
lfl.ht have NsHiUr o. say how flJui,eI
ilg} were 90 tlt liscHcc OF morning s~.ohuc..
clifcmc nrffoI H. uul other di.trcscs 0f
'l.gh They hll board nnd feared. Get q
bottle uf 'Noiaefa Friend 90 amy drug
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20
Today;s War
Summary

The great German offensive IN
the east r. shown Ia thu latest Of
fetal reports tO he seriously
threatening Russian possession Of
Warsaw. Evacuation OF the pot
ish capital cannof he far distant.
In the opinion of many military
oh. crvcrs. a. from both the north
and the south Tcutonlc Pressure
s. hcinr cvcrtcd with seemingly
Irresistible forcc.
in the central General won Call
witt has driven the Russians back
on tho nrrr dofcnse- 81 tic city.
the German rCnort claiming an
advance 90 points within 20 miics
Of the STRONGHOLD.
To tho southeast tho Nu-tro
Germans nrc pressing the Inhlin-
Choim railroad line. c%npturipe
krasno-iaV and threatening hv %
further advauUc 90 commas avn
cneirciing movement. Farther
cr-t also tho Austrian- are adj
yuncing % complement the GER
man effort.
Windnu 81 SourlanI has rccn
captured hy the Gcrwnu- who
arc ADVANCING toward I;leu. tht-
movement lu the Pni'in urp,iucr-
rendering tie Russian lines to the
south TN Insecure.
i'oJograd admits q general ret
tuaradc movement. f.,Cr un the
Ola iluru-fiawa Tine. which 80
iong Withstnoti German nttack-.
d." Eus-ilns r ful!iug hnck. ac-
'ordiug to the Berlin upUrt.
ON thc Nustrp-ttplinn trout
substantial gains ARE claimed hy
Hnmc IN Cgrnia while o. o. dc>
'iarcd trc assault ulon" tho g.
onzo r. being pursued with r"-
doubled ENERGY aHI producing
Gains.
Paris REPORTS that I'rcnrh r"rn-
planes have tumhurdcd The -ta-
tiuu ~ Cpimar lea Al-aec nud ~
tnrncti unchanged.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-07-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit, q: Philadelphia. =.

r. H T.
philadelphia 100 1O1 Oils z 4
Detroit .......020 OPT DISC Z o
Batteries: Knowlson rud Lamp;
stcCu. Daufs and Stauare
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Philadelphia, $; chirnso. 6.

T.. IT, T.
Chicago ......i00 900 13l-G 10 .
Philadelphia ..00u 020 o6x-s g o
Batteries, Lavender. label. Picrcc.
Cheney and Brosnahan. RixcL Dcm-
/ arcc und Burns.
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flfft eame' Uoa M0InoH 4. a. J0-
@.
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BEST POLO Y
IN WORLD ASSEMBLE
AT POINT JUDITH

N"HTT181nHfIt TIT y, y july sN-"
Polo players rated among tho best
ia the world assembled mere uday
for The opening of the netionol tour
nament % ihq pnlo uasoclatonsbr tho
nelds 81 the r4nt Juditb pdo4clab
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

o. w. D.
Buffalo ."......fO0 100 asu-N 10 J.
p"iuslursh ... .0Ot 600 00t.-s @ o.
Batteries. llfittc. Knapp and Ale
len; Dickson ur1rn nud EorrE
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The Real Suffrage
Thought of Women

Mothcrhoodi5thc thought
wowar's mind And with Is, of course,
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
Kansas city. O. indianapolis. @.
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CRAVE CONCERN
cConrlnuod from Page oncI

ta aan.ra. o,ana o.. y.r "-a,
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r. ". E.
Cincinnati ....oOf 100 oO0-2 o
Batteries. Benton. McHcnry and
Nineoi Raglan. Hughes and Gowdg.
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r. n. T..
Pittsburgh ...2eo goo 30i-G 10 o
HrOoklvn ... .0pn noe 700 6 4
Batteries. Harmon and schang;
Douglas, Dell and Miller.
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Score: X. II. r.
81. Louis e. 600 Goa OOO--3 o
New York 900 600 coll 9 3
Batteries: Griner, saiicc and Sny-
der: Marquard. Rittor, schupp and.
Dorm.
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Hcraid wanLt unes-s tpep-s
dimes.
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Milwaukee. 3. Louisville. g.
Boston, S; Chicago. o.
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omaha. 9; Sioux cts. b
First game Denver, o. Topeka. J.
The Alaska citizen., 1915-05-24
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

TO Mrs T. T. Cooley and John
Muny, their heirs, executors. ad.
ministrators and assigns.
You are hereby notified that you
are indebted to me, TIE undersigned
for the assessment work performed
during the year 1914. on Number .
above. second tier, right limit, of Lit
tie EldOrado creek, in the Fairbanks
recording district Territory of Alas
ka.
In order 70 hold your interest in
said claim under the provisions of
section 1924 of the revised statutes
of the United States. said eXpendi-
ture being for your share of the an
nual assessment work for said year.
and if within ninety days after the
last publication of this notice you
fail or refuse to pay to the undersisn-
cd as co-Owner your said proportion Of
the expenditure aforesaid your inter
est in said claim will become the
property of the undersigned as co
owner under said section 1924 L. 5
". II. PROPES.
First publication April y. 1915.
Last publication July 10. 1915