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Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23

bonnets that Miss Sophie Schauls, New
York's loveliest mannikin, posed for
this picture. The crown of deep toned
velvet rises up from band of beav-
er like a college girls mortar board -
and a metal rose tucked beside puff
of velvet is it's only trimming.
The tiny brown hat is worn with a
tiny brown cape-the Joffre cape
which is fashioned, they tell me, after
the triple collar of the famous gen
erals field cape.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
BY Betty BorWn.

Inc hat that everybody is wearing
is lar5e and noppy, or large and
scoopy. and its pretty and quite in
the mode but the hat for the eN-
elusive few is a tiny affair tip-tilted
high ON the head, leaving woman
chief adornmcnt her hair-right out
i'm view where every one can admire
it,.
1t was i'm one OF those diminutivc
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23

Its not hold-up at least smartly-
dressed women don't think that way
about this latest freak Of fashion
the dominic veil.
Worn with the new "toppcrs,7 the
veil-with cyeholes let into it-giNcs
the chic girl regular bold, bad high
wayman appearance. But hs been
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23

'uoascd along FIFTH avenue, where the
first or these Ftus have been seen,
that plenty OF men appear willing to
bc victims of the beautiful "bandiJs.
The ycils come i'm several patterns,
but the most popular ~ one with a
ruacr heavy aud elaborate. pattern
thai et4cs a rich effect.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-23
Mrs, ", Il. Cos.

Mrs ". T.. Cox,
teacher of piano, will open her ella sF
corner Fifth and Brighton, oct. I. r.
pills may enroll from now on for pref
erenee Of hours.-Adv.
The sun., 1915-03-28
THE STEEL MARKET.

There was no material change N steel
condijio during the past week Do
mes tic demand has been keeping ur
fairly well. with the United states Steel
Corporation receiving orders AZ the rate
Of about 10000 tons n day. Structural
steel business has been very good and IT
* believed that March bookings will be
the best received for many months EX
port business continued large. Mills are
busy filing orders for enormous quaint
tlos of shrdpnel. wire and machine tools.
and negotiations are under way for the
placing of now orders.
price changes announced during the
week included an advance OF 80 vents a
ton in the quotation on open hearth and
bess'mer bllietS. as well as sheet bars.
There was an unfit OF 81 ton IN forg-
ing blle,s and the Chicago price on Iron
bars was moved UP ." cents n ton. Bars,
shapes and plates were generally Arm in
the P.ttsburg district, nut in the Fast
plates we're reported slightly easier. The
Sl2O price on bars plates and shapes
goes into effect IN the latter part OF this
VooN TN plate has been advanced 70 a
m,umgm OF 81 20 for 100 pound coke
plates and small lots are commanding
from - - go $685.. This advance has
he"u "tused 10y the high prices ruling In
pig TN.
Tue United states Steel Corporation
VII have six blast ana twenty-e!ght
open hearth furnaces active this week.
Nhish will sring operat tions AZ tho Gary
mills above So per cent. of capacity.
Owing 70 the large business Il Is doing
IN wire and wire products the Younse
town sheet and Tube Company will
double tho present capacity OF rs plant.
The sun., 1915-03-28
A6KD ROCK BLAND PROXIES.
Ma mage m ent Disrlafms Hostility Il
Existing Com uittees.

Officers OF tho Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company have cent
out requests for proxies for the annual
meeting on April IL The proxies are
ssued In the names OF President Nudge,
Nice-Presidents German and Ou'n'an
and Secretary Crosby.
The appearance Of theS~ proxies
caused some surprise IN view ot the
formation OF tho special sheldon proxy
committee, which II IA believed is re-
ce!vlng tho support OF the large Inter
ests in the company II was explained
a. the offices OF the company yesterday
that tho action was In no way hostile 70
either committee now soliciting proxies
Recently a number OF &tockh olds IS
have written that they did not know
either proxy committee and asked the
management 20 act for them THIS ths
management has consented to do l. is
understood that the management WI
have no ticket OF directors of its own
The sun., 1915-03-28
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Reading developed leadership from
the opening and United States Ste,, adj
vanCed sharply for a time Tho stock
that made the greatest gain for tho day
was Bethlehem Steel. It's advance 20 a
new high record level was almost sersa
t'onil and was in response 10 tie annual
reports showing of earnings OF 3O5a
per cent. on tho common stock after
allowing for per cent. on the pre-
ferrcd Al ts highest for the day of
80 Bethlehem Steel was up 50. points
from its closing price on Friday. I,
closed at a.
New Haven was very strong. Ameri-
can Sugar Refining advarced on com
parstively light transact'ons affected By
the rumor OF change In the mana ge-
ment. Reading, which opened at l%77.
fraction above its closing quota ion on
Friday touched "A high of l49
The sun., 1915-03-28
BETHLEHEM STEEL
HAS BIGGEST YEAR
stock Jumps 8 81 Points on
Earnings Of 3O.59 Per Cent.
on the Common.
SHOWS HUGE WAR ORDERS

4 sensational rise NJ 50, points IN
Bethlehem Steel stock to -, tAe high
record price greeted the publication Of
the annual report Of the corporation for
the wear ended December 81. 1914 yes
,erday morning.
When the first figures OF the earnings
statement for 1914 which have hecu
eagerly awaited since the rcuarkahlc ad-
vances began in .he stock, appeared on
the tickcrs several minutes after he
opening Of the market the stock sold
down slightly from its opening nsure
The earnings statement although r,-
markable. showing 90 .? uer D'.t earned
on the common stock after per cent.
earned on the preferred, IT, compared
with 21.ti per cent and per cont te-
spoctivciv iu 1913. apparently was not
cons iderrd sun 'lcu' by the stock market
for a further boost Of the sock after It's
) points rise Of the last two months. Tn"
market had been expecting - per cont
Ns soon. however. ~ Wall street
caugh: sight of the iugouspiruous table
in the report. uhicn showed la four
words that the untitled orders a. the
end Of 1914 had reached he enormous
sum Of Si6.5l3l>?, against >:iNa $50
~" previous Nc3r, YI-h 0f buying
orders filed the MARKET
The stOct advanced. hardly without
recession. from s1"i to -, jumping a.
tucS bN O., aud %, points
The stock market had It's eyes ~
tho tremendous wa orders that the
company is hlling The size ~ tho war
orders took Wall streets breath away
in spite Of its expectation for something
big In these lines The previous record
wear for orders on hand was lPie. when
S2a.2s?1s2
The remarkable earnings OF the cor
poration in relation TO the sensational
way a. which the stock has r-c-ntlv
advanced are shown ~ the fact that
IN the last two wears the amount earned
on the sl5.ooo 600 common stock. after
allowing : per cent. earned "u tn. pre-
ferred. Was nearly $4,000 ooo or an
amount equivalent n tiS q share. ou'v
ten points below the price ~ tho stock
from which the rise OF YESTERDAY started.
dent Schwab meant what %" said when
he vas quoted TecenHy as saying tha:
the earnings of 1874 vere needed FOR
putting back into the comrarvs deyel-
opment OF the net income or $3.50. o9o
for tho wear s. 100000 was Invested n
additions TO property and working capt.
ta' TINS 'ffectually cuts OF further ev-
pectat Ions OF dividends for the common
out OF the 1914 earnings TO- the com.
panls surplus o: s2.o59.l37 A. the end
% the year 's slii,3S0 less than ~ the
end or 1919. by reas'n Of this unusual
appfopr alton. The hope OF tho stock
market. however, Is N the earnings ror
1915 tho extraordinary wa orders being
handled and the additions 20 capao. -.
Net income FOR the year WAS S. 5?u.
ooo against S5.12?.7oc the previous year.
Total net earnings before payment OF
charges were &s.s<e,ss7, aEainst s.
T5c,671 In 1913.
A feature OF the report .e tho far'
Ira. despite ths wtfespread laying OF
OF mon In the eteel companies Be;hl.-
her,'s employees Increased from l5.O5a
The sun., 1915-03-28
THE CURB MARKET.

Further moderate gains were scored
in Yesterdays curb session and the
volume of dealings was fairly well sus-
tained for a half session. In the indus
trial division interest converged on
United cigar Stores. new. which closed
up -. Other Whelan issues were
steady. Tobacco Products preferred
advanced 2 points TO 9S and Kelly
Springfield Tire moved UP u point.
Oil stocks were quiet but hrm.
Standard OIL OF California reflected a
gain OF points; Prairie oil and Gas
and Standard OIL OF New Jersey were
each point higher. Mining issues
were about steady and Western Pacific
So improved u.
Transactions in detail on tho mar
ket yesterday were as follows
The sun., 1915-03-28
CoTr0NsEED OIL.

The small early advances in the list
were not maintained, Rehners were
sellers on this bulge In spite OF the
claims OF larger consuming demand
and further advices suggesting very lin.
ited crude oil offerings az the south L1-
ced operators were d!aincined 70 give
nnuch support TO tho list on account Of
tho weaker tone TO the lard market. EX-
porO OF cotton oil since the season be-
ren total A26,00 barrels against 2l6 .
90 To tho corresponding time a year
age.
The sun., 1915-03-28

HrTTER-B.csu.e Of N. -tir-'a 4
good d-nana butter 0as ur ar.
vance for several Jsvs .l-so -. ..-
hs-n taken out - 'u- coo .e-s .,.l ..
aHe n"' sufncien- - m'o. -. ...a
pACSar~e Amos 'Gen''Ut. vi'. tf. .
before, out 1000 ,,ss than =. +..
sst year Even Hi,h 80 r#o,'
grads whIch has made 'p.'.- ao. %.
e'ock unusualir rrm Na.o..
condition. Prices Cr.u.u..
score aoo hirhes' s>..,'e
IRA, .I,rss IS ., to. 70 - So, SGT,
:jc, state, da!ry -Vh, H.r
good 40 prime, :i3.7r co'r'r..
e1si: e2 :'S, Z, = RRsenov@,g.; Rss 1s,, 80, Sy,-.s
imitation cr-amery ars'e
Ladies. 9urrent max
seconds 900. lowor grAt.s .I
~ i,t,:. :'o'h. No : ~ lower $50
cnpEsEn m" .eor. ... ....
wark~' closed rru E,...
were ur lTua4V tEh'.
- ~ week psfpGe ami .....
I'yS~ han IN" sam" ,.
exports for M w'ot "..H
making since MAY
htv" Eor" abroad r......
uIring '1- SttI, 'Ir,
WIS not SufH.#,'. ....
.nsnre ,gNo"'!on- ''+ " "a
specials 'fa. a,....r
,tfee. Ste. .0... w. a-
g." o""raso fam 90 ,+'t. '..
" no." milk N..' t...
doih'. dat4los '.s....
Hc,,d sr,,,l,a;s ....a.' '-H
'air 20 good, e. 'u...
EGGS -.Tne o'qsl0,.'e .,...
gooI all las 0r'h ,l.
"a lit-,e Nc't'r rpUi'',- .... '.
-" ".o-e fr'iay Eo. '.. 'H
The sun., 1915-03-28
News Of the stock Exchange.

News Of the stock Exchange.
The following foreign branch offices
OF STOCK EICnange Arms nave been dis
CONTINUED Harris, Winthrop \ GO. in
london, England, and Raymond. pyu-
chon n Co. In Manchester. England
No'hschild 90. hay" opened "A new
orshch offics az the Hotel knlcker-
booker.
The 9took Exchange memberah,p @,
Victor Reiohenherger, deceased, has been
tfAnsfArrsd - Harold HartshoruA
The sun., 1915-03-28

same stock the wear before. Net earn.
ings were sS33,30l. against Si34.a3O
As no dividends were paid on the pre-
f"rred stock th's amount was carried Ia
the profit and loss surplus, bringing that
up 10 a total of Sl.Iin,Ni0, as compared
with Sl.31u422 on January 81 l9li
The sun., 1915-03-28
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PHil'uEtrlUA. March - stocks I'm
TINS market were generally fru small
gains d"""l"p!ng In Cambria steel.
iennsHlNHu.a salt, uu.'cd Gas Improve
ment ami Imon Traction Lax. SUI
perior sold of - to g., The summary
The sun., 1915-03-28
UNION BAG SHOWS BIG GAIN.
Balance fovs Preferred Ia S3G5, 5,OI2,
Against x5V.sI. the Yenr Before.

Vh" report OF the Union Btg ana
Paper Company for the year ended Jan
nary 81, 1919, shows that thcr" was A
balance OF s%Gj9l2 available for divl-
dends on the preferred stock. This was
equai to 332 per cent. earned on the
SlI.OOO,OOO stOrk, as compared with
&to.sS2. or o,A5 per cenA earned on the
The sun., 1915-03-28
ASSIGNEE NOTCH

ksessL life First Ave. sho-id Be preser,st
on or before ApTl g. 1915, which VII -
eet.led by Rem Harrison. 1885 Third A.
The sun., 1915-03-28
THE PTTTSBURG MARKET

Pirrrsuso, March 27.-Naconal r. =.
proohng preferred sold at half pom,
recession. while Westinghouse A.-
Brake wae up i5 Other stccks eers
stationary rNe summary
The sun., 1915-03-28

WANTED-To negotiate loan 90 ;ssoaA
on rieht OF way franchises. rolling s,o..
tracka depots and terminal facr'n., a,
railroad three ana a hai' miles long i.at.
Ing to county eest OF prosperous county n
Alabama. Money to be used for track l.y.
Ing ana tres,le construction on lin. ca,
give ample references and proper pro,,s.
tion TO lender for correc. use of inonsy
Right OF way OWNED and grading work CON
pleted A6HVlLLE cOOpERAGE CON.
PANf. INC, Ashville. Alabama
The sun., 1915-03-28
'Er dividend

Whore a Co follow.
a quo'atlon il lndl
cafes "A bld or offer
for 10 shares.
The sun., 1915-03-28
DIVIDENDS AND ISrERYsr.
Irving National Bank, New York.
AMuRrcAsLoCoMOTryE COMPANY
BurSEas ovpoBTUNrrrEs

WANTED Capital on four mentas n.
' vegtrnent: 10 rick pronts largo W. Bor
li Bun.
The sun., 1915-03-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw JERSEY.
Ta- central Railroad o, S.w J.rsey
reports for February
op.r r.v.nu. ... s. otS.s:. D.c. 'i7l,sn.
g. income 's:i:,. Dec Ts?, ,;M
s:' ss. s:se :ss. ;.s !!s;; .!:s Be- ..i 4!
Se, 'ncom. g.. ,,!o. 81, Dec, ,!..,M
Surplus ...... ... 4? 3O5 80 Dec 3s2 ps
OMAHA
The Ch'carr s. raul Minneapolis ana
omaha Railway reports 20 Tho Interstate
49,. 81 Gf.T ST.r :yp. ei'55i ieeii''5555ii Inc Inc %
os.. y. GH:r ,'v "'ss: .ss: b.: BE- n:l;:
Fs.: 2$ $s: s5.5 :s.' ~. Al; g! Dc r s!:
o3:: ": Gs 'R:s.n: rev "9...'i IS he pss :s, asa,
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
TIL. Central o. Georgia Railway cem.
psny reports for Fenruary:
9s:; 9s:- ::S.s.: :;v:s.:: III Be- BE- ;a ;s
Tr- al et rev e2t0/e Dec. tSf.6e1
I ppsr income. e..... 1873 peo 3e.los
From July !:
Cps- revenues ~ 500 s3e Dec 81 SAS, a(s
pper expenses s.lss0tT D.o. ea2 $50
Ts'.l ne, rev s7.1%a652 Dec asa oss
op'r incorr. l.7sf.Al7 D.c. 5es0ts
SEW YORK. ONTARIO AND WESTERN
The New York Ontario and western
. Pa way Company r-ro-'s for F.Nruary:
1915. Change
Grcss earnings 3iA6.ss% Dec. Solsts
Op-r .rp. rsS.s 80 500 De- 81 ~
Net esrnings 3'oss2 Inc Ssl,sst
D-Hcit .......... 5s2Sc Dec e-ao0
From July ];
Gross eArnings... % lieefe DAr Sl,sses
cp-r erps 'aN.s ss5n.4T3 Dee 1917 sIt
Net esrrinSs S.ss 4os Inc >sst7
B Surplus ......... t65 ia& inc. llo.3
The sun., 1915-03-28

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF SEw JERSEY.
TA- central Railroad OF New Jersey
reports for February.
The sun., 1915-03-28
NEW YORK BANK STOCKS.

'Par vNue $50. yEI dividend.
The sun., 1915-03-28
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET

smco fsus Brew a. m 8 O. :.
The sun., 1915-03-28

Total saeS oday 2S6H2o shares Same anu
Where "o follows offer for 10 share,
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DINU\'s; CHAPEL.

Mr., and Mrs Archie Watson of
Rocket is visiting Mr.. w. J Thorn
ton this week.
Mr. W G. Flynn and family visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs K L. Jeffress in
Waxahaehie sunday.
Mrs. ]. Il. league OF WaXahachia
was the guest Of her daughter, Mrs,
{. l.. Nerheyden last week
Mr.. Buford Dugger was the guest
Of Mr. Clarence Duncan and family
at Rocket Sunday for dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Carleton and
daughter are the guests of Mr., w.
T. Clark aud family this week
The rain fail i'll this community
for the last week has done some
damage to the grain and cotton.
Mr. C. H Petty and family and
Miss Loreina Wall of WaXahachie
was the guest of MIR and Mrs -
NJ, Petty Saturday night
Rev l. +. Hightower wnl fill his
regular appointment here next sun
day at O'Clock, and the League
will meet at 2:30 O'Clock.
Misses Hartenee Trippett, Verna
Hamilton and Mary Ililburn of
Waxahachie were the guests of Mrs.
J. c. Verheyden Saturday night and
Sunday.
On account of the unfavorabie
weather the debate between Red Oak
and the Grove Creek society on
Woman's Suffrage was postponed
until next Saturday night
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ON lI.lA.

The school closed at this place
last Friday.
We are enjoying the sunshine af-
ter so much rain.
DR.. Weaver has gone to Waco to-
day on business
Mr.. John Cox of Henry had bus
mess here Saturday,
The shiloh Children's band meets
every sunday afternoon at $50
o'clock.
Children's day Will be observed
Mt the Methodist church the second
Sunday in May.
Mr.. W, J, Curry visited his
niece, Miss Minnie Rudley, at Nc
Kinney last week.
Remember Sunday, the 2nd. is
the Old Folks day at Shiloh Din
rer on the ground.
Mrs. Rosaiee Timer of Fort Worth
Is spending several days with hen
mother. Mrs. Molioy,
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ONE MILLION DOLLARS
FOR RURAL EDUCATION
COZ EKNDR tEist.I son PROPOSES
THIS IN \ SPECIAL MESSAGE
TO LEGISINJtR RE.

AUSTIN. Texas, My l-Pronos-
ing an appropriation of one million
dollars for rural education Governor
Ferguson sent special message to
The legislature today 4 bill cover
ing the proposal was later introduced
in the house and referred 10 the edit
cation committee Il IS likely that
a favorable report Will DE made on
the bill. The bill provides for the
expenditure of $500 600 year tor
two years from the general revenues
OF the state.
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MASKED BANDITS HOLD
UP INTERt EBAN CAR

SHAMOklN, Pa, May 1.-Two
masked bandits held up Shamokin
and Gilberton railway car at the
top of the mountain between this
city and Traverton, battled With the
motorman and conductor, fought
with the lone passenger, and then
getting $4 500 pay roll which had
been slowed under seat ran the
chr to the bottom of the incline and
escaped into the woods.
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ANNAPOLIS, Md. May Three
Pennsylvania crews are here today
of the dual rowing contests prec"d-
ing the American Henley at "hila-
delphia, The first and second crews
of the Naval Academy will lock oars
with those of the University of
PENNSYLVANIA. while the fourth elias
eight VIII battle with the Red and
Blue freshmen
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j. NJ. PEARSON
CLAIMED BY DEATH

MCKINNEY, Tex, May LION
]. NJ. Pearson, former district judge
of Collin and Grayson counties, diad
at his homo here today. He had
been i'll about two years. He sery-
ed i'll the Confederate army, later
was mayor OF this city and was
prominent in fraternai circles.
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Tcner Moves Headquarters.

NEW YORK, May lit was NOV
ing day for President Tener OF the
National league and this afternoon
the offices OF the organizations are
situated at s West Fortieth street.
instead Of in the Metropolitan tower
as Of yore.
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Columbia Meets Wesleyan.

NEW YORK, May l.-WesleEan's
tack team arrived here today to
battle With Columbia track agsre-
cation in the first OF three Qua!
meets scheduled by the local col
lCgianS.
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HANOVER. n. H., May The
Dartmouth freshman baseball team
began its season to-day by playing
the Tiltou academy nine
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Hunt club Holds Race.

NEW YORK. May 1.-The annual
hunter and pony races of the Rock
away hunting club were contested
today at Hewlett BAY park.
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EVANSTON. H., May The
Illinois will meet Northwestern here
today in their annual baseball game.
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ENNIS, Tex, May James Ria-
dell, a United States government
cmploye. was drowned in the Trinity
river flood Thursday. \. \. Stiie5,
state reclamation engineer, had 4
narrow escape.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass, May L.
The Coli teams of Williams and Yale
VIII meet here today.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
RESULTS YESTERDAY

RESULTS. YESTERDAY.
Detroit /, Chicago 4
Philadelphia |, Washington
St. uis-CIeveland game postpon-
ed: cold.
New York Boston game postpon-
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The Black Box. sensational Sc
rial story, begins in this issue Il
the Daily Light, BE sure to read ii.
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The Black Box, a sensational Sc
rial story, begins in this issue IF
the Daily Light BE sure to read Il,
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STANDING or THE TEAMS.
National League.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia
Cincinnati .. St. Louis G.
Chicago 4. pittsburg
B)ston-NeW York game postponed,
ain
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WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

l1enisou at oklahoma City.
sherman at Fort Smith
Paris at Muskuece
MeAiesteT Al Tulsa
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Several from here attended trades
lay at Ennis saturday
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Boston at Brooklyn.
New York at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at st Louis.
Chicago at Pittsburg.
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The Daily Light gives TIE news.
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BASEBALL CALENDAR.
. >><~~ >~>>e s>~~ .
RESELTS YESTERDAY

Texas League.
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Soon got better and entirely
Pernla comfort VIII without it"
1,rgan 4. T. D 3, WadsWort!L Ohio.
The state herald., 1915-01-08
sHERIFF.s SALE.

BY virtue Of writ Of execution issued out Of the
Clerks Office Of the county Court Of Philips cpun
ty and State ofcolorado and to me directed. where
by am commanded to make the sum Of thir-
tsen hundred thirty nine and ss-ioo dollars
tsis3s So and costs Of suit the amount Of certain
Judgment recently obtained against George II
Thompson ID Parker and Baxter Bowman In fs
vor Of Charles J Johnson out Of the lands tsns-
rsentz. goods and chattlss Of the aid George II
Thompson Parker and Baxter Bowman
I have levied on the following propsr,y.to-wit
The north west quarter Of section thirty thrss
in township nine north Of range forty four
west Of the 9th m Philips county Colorado
Therefore. according TO said command shall sr.
pos for sale at Public Auction. all ths right title
and interest Of the sboys named George II Thomp
.on u d Parker and Baxter Bowmanin and To the
above dascribsd property. on Monday the II day
of Jan 1915. at o'clock =. N At the west front
door Of the Court House In Holyoks Phillips
County. Colorado
D.t>d a, Holyoks.. Colorado. this n day q
ED. W. JAhEs
First pub Dec Is
Last pub Jan IS