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Bud Goodwin
Michael MCDermOtt

bud Goodwin of the New York 4
A, the American ouc.mllr swimming
champion aud record holder will be-
competitor In all the distance events
at Tie Panama Pacific Exposition
carnival OF wnter sports this summer
The f0ct Is especially interesting be-.
cause the giant Mercury footer. who
has been In the racing game for seven.
ten years, fourteen of which IN nj.
tlOnnl champion, will face the most
rivals In the country. aud
speculation is rife as 10 the outcome.
Among those ready tu dispute his
title Of supremacy urr Walter romr-
roy the Pacific coast leader: Prrr,
ArGtlIvray and NIchncl McDrmolt
NJ Chicago, easily the fastest swim.
mcrs Of the Central 4. A. L. district
at distances beyond one mlr. and
Herman Lnuhs NJ st Louis champion
~ the middle west
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Oklahoma Patents

The following inventions have been
patented to Oklahoma inventors. a.
reported from the office Of Barnarlu,
patent expert. lIerskuwitz building
william NJ. Jones, Cnecotlh. hair
spring removing tool, James G..
Vaughn, Ncedmore whifflctree hook
and clip, Robert G. Lawhead. AlluWr.
guide. John NJ. Shelton. asslgnor 10
the John NJ shelton Egg Carrier Co
u corporation Of Oklahoma, Okahu-
ma city egg case, Furnpy r. Green
Coalgate, rail road tie. james 7 Ham
llton, metallic shingle, Geurge W.
Moore. Tulsa. asslgnor TO Imperial
Manufacturing co.. Sand Springs.
gearing for clothes wringcrs. calvin A.
Shive, PuysUn. Gssignpr to J y Hunt.
Tulsa, gearing to- washing machines
ana the Ike, Martin l. Honcss. Bar
tlesvillc, measuring stick, cart Berg.
strom. lawton. attachment tor oul-
tiyators, Selby g. carr, Oklahoma
CITY, lock, Robert A Green. QUA
paw, animal trap. Nelson H. SmrEis.
Guthrie, suspension bridge. Lott Dave
Oliver Blackwell. assigror onr-hulr To
Lloyd II Thompson, Blackwell brick
kiln
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Iy Cobb Still In 400 Class;
Heine Zimmerman Leaps Up

CHICAGO, July no. Banging out
q safe hits In his last 80 umes az
bat Helnie Zimme-mrn ot the chi
cugo cubs, raised himself last week
from lortirtn place to twelfth
among the National .,,gue batter,
and threatens, with mis- average OF .@gS
To break into the first ten Last weel,
his average was 25i Leading hlttrrs.
accord ug to averages published here
today which include the records ut
last Wednesday and Of only those
players who nave played In at least
hali the number of games. are.
Daubcrt Brooklyn. .337. Doyle.
Ncw York. 32g. Mrrkle. New York.
."2A, ana Ludcrus. Ph-udelphla, .Bga.
Leading pitchers counting only
those who have played In 10 OF more
games. are.
Pierce, Chicago. won and lost ! .
Alexander Philadelphia, 1 5 and and
MamuuN Piu-burg II and 4.
Iy Cobb Detroit, Once more has
established 400 r.ass Ia the biz
leagues. Todly's averages show him
leading the uutters of the American
league with .4OA. scttuS the pace for
husc-stealcrs with bl thcfts and In
runs scorcd 49, Crawford, his team
mate. shares second place with Jack
son, Cleveland with .3l3. but Craw-
ford leads in total bases with l4G.
Fournier Chicago is IN fourth place
with .332 TNNn comes T. Collins.
Chicago, with 326 Lead ng pitchers
are Faber. Chicago. won 10 and lost
I, and Scott Chicago II aud 3.
Lee Magee. the Brooklyn manager.
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Myomy How the mighty have
foIon' Here's Frank Bukrr. Home.
run Baker the pitchers peril
and world, series hero, only hitting
g'' In the Delaware County League.
II is hard 10 believe. hut these arr re-.
cent figures
quite II fu.l. indeed The sudden
descent must have taken his brcuth
AWAY even rs It tnkrs ours a. we
think " It, From an American
League hero to II bush league bIuomrr
Wei 1t doesn't sound Ike Frank Rn
kcr does ~
However, II may be because the
heavy hitting mind NJ the former Ah
irtic * too much with agriculture and
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Advice. received from Austria Hunrury
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SCALP ARTIST" COLORED.
KISSES WHITE CUSTOMER

ST Louis, July 10 For kissing
aud hugging white girl while giving
her scalp treatments, Grant Edwards,
negro minister and barber, was fined
500 yesterday and sentenced to six
months In jail Residents " Fcrgu.
Son, q fashionable suburb where the
affair occurred. threatened TO lynch
the negro aud the police hud to guard
his home
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TENNIS CRACKS MEET
Exposition stages Tournament IN
Which Pride Of the East Are Pit
ted against Pacific Champions

san FRANCISCO Cal, July TO- -
The Panama exposition tennis tourns
ment was rp open today with the
Fast putting four players against Cali
forniu.s Stars.
The rustorners are two Harvard
men 70 N Williams. uut,onul cham
plon and " VI WRshhurn. ans two
PrlnnrtoUOuus O. NJ Church. inter
collegiate champion. and Dean
MAthry
California VIII present Maurice Nc
Lough.'n former maternal champion.
Thomas tHudy and Clarence Grif.
I'm
Plumbing Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV
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sPRNTER DEFIEs PHYSICIANS
ADVICE-ENTERS At FRISCO

NEW YORK, July lO.--Agalns,
the advice OF physician Homer
Baker the International half mile
champion, has entered for the hall
mile run In the national Championslp
Al Ban Francisco paket- vV+s- ~ ,.ti
In motorcycle accident several
weeks ago.
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Two for Buffnlo

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Wf0[R[LIDO[F SDOpL.
EXTRA INNING
GAME TO sen
AaAg's Men Heat Twins In One Of Tire
Hardest Fought Battles Seen -
INSAl Diamond

In one OF the most spectacular
games ever seen on the local diamond
the Senators finally nosed out the
Twins Friday In the fourteenth in
ming by score OF 4 to T. The game
was apparently lost TO the Senator'S In
the seventh inning, when sh of the
Fort Smith aggregation romped
around the field and scored, owing TO
the school boy playing Of the local
nelders But the Senators rallied
and hit like veterans IN the pinchcs.
Hornsby. the opposing pitcher pitched
to only thirteen men In the first
tour innings
The game was fun Of sensations,
and the timely hitting Of MaRg.s men,
with IA splendid throw by King In tho
first frame, which cut of a runner
at the home plate, brought frequent
applause from the graudstand Pagan
pulled out OF several dangerous holes.
but grew Wild before the finish Of
the contest. and was replaced by
Gierhart The visitors made ti'tecu
hits to the loculs twelve. The score
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GIRL TESTS CHUTE
hlcctrllics lHir Visitors by Lcaplng
rom NcruplRne at Height Of 5000
fe't-licr Father Proves Hts Paint

san DIEGO. Cal, July "A mere
sup of "a girl who has Just passed
10, electrified v sltors at the San
Diego exposition during the July I
.ee'brallon when she leaped from an
,rtoplnno al an altitude OF 5000 fort
THIS intrepid girl In Miss Tiny Broad
Nlrk, daughter " Charles Broadwicll
inventor M an aerial life preserver
hToadWrk ls interesting the United
states government In his invention
and his daughter made the demonstra-
non al the exposition to prove It's
reliability
The test which was first performed
mere Tor brigad er General scriven,
vas witnessed by a great number Of
army ana navy officers who are In
crested In aviation. The preserver.
which ls made of silk, folds into a
small package which an aviator car.
,lcs ON his back Should the machine
'all In a Tight the preserver auto
maucally unfolds. allowing the avia-
Tor 10 drop IN a flight slowly to the
-atth and make A landing In safety.
NlIeadv several Of the European pow =
'ts nave supplied the r aviation crops
with the lie preseryerA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-07-10

by meubcrs uf the Amrrlcon ul,mpir com
ml'tte Indicate that athletics ana snort,
tvneru ny h ~ standstil In those ruun
I ,l'es. hlte shooting aud football plnyrt
" 1"ulhs 100 young 10 bear arms upppnI
| 10 be only forms Of competition IuduIr.
va III ny ihoNr not serving At the front
Nhclng, track and field uthlrtics, swim.
mlns, thhry 0hd competitive skating, ali.
'hk' tennis aud cycling have all been
dropped for the time brlnR at least. Fcn,.
ing ana shooting have rpasrd to he sport.
anu ar" now regarded M serious business
n' lhtter has become very pOpunr and
,ue ranges have sprung up eyrrywhere
E'rh before the war the government br
Ehh 10 encourage training In rifle shoot.
ing Ia thr schools aud the war office AZ.
10'ueu special facilities In this direction.
ihe Fencing schools are stll open hui IN,
best Instructors have gone To the IRON,
aNhough there are plenty Of pupils chief
" yoUng officers.
something new In baseball has been In
ausurntcd by Harry Wolycrtnn mnnayrr
oi the Nan Francisco club Of the pnrifir
tOas league, The former leader Of the New
aots Yankees has been conducting III.
nelh baseball campaign of the Senis from
his bed by the aid ~ telephone nnd tnlr.
graph wires
Nol'ort0h, who was EeriOusly injured
In an automobile accident decided Tint he
,nuiI manage his team just as well from
the hospltal bed az tho bench wires were
Installed from the ScalH dugout nj the
baseball park 10 WolycrtOns bedside and
he was Kept Informed NJ avery move Of
the opposing teams when his club wa.
out ~ town telegraph wire WI. sub.
Slltut"d for the phone and the disabled
manager made suggstioug rolowd thu
play and In general dictated the field poll
'y Of the senlH In the same mnnnpr he
would haN" had he been ON the pluyrr.'
bench
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Mndc yIctor, Out Of Defcal

SHERMAN. Tex. July When
the Miners put two men around In the
first inning It looked like they would
win Fridays game from Sherman hut
sherman came back In the seventh.
and with hit pass, sacrifice ana
error got two runners across home
plate after having made on In the
sixth. and changed the result win
ming by to 2. Both Lewis and
Wainwright were effective, nut the
latter was relieved In the ninth Wheh
things looked threatening. The score
shsrman 600 OOl 2ON %
NcAIsster ... goo 600 600
Batteries Wainwright Weeks ana
Coe Lewis and ketter
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FEDERAL LEAGUE

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Totals ........bb l5Za9 J
TNone out when winning run was
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Wins a Close Game

PHILADELPHIA, Jun IO-P Phila
delphia defeated Pittsburgh 2 p /
Friday Alexander being respons bl,
for the victory.
Score: A. H. t..
Pittsburgh OO0 Geo OIO. . ..
Philadelphia OoO on COX . 6 /
Batteries Hurman. Conzlrmau aud
Gibson, Alexander and Kilntor
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PARIS. Tex, July lO.-Four pitch
srs we're used IN the game FRIDAY
tween Paris and Denison and all hit
freely A dozen safe ones were count
ed for each side Hayes snapp and
Farrell featured In the hitting eNhi-
biion The score
benlsOn ......... .uOO Opu lVu
Parts ........... .OlO O3O 22N IS
Batteries Campbell, Glenn and Bet
tson: Kimbull Phillips and Hayes.
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CLEVELAND, July Mitche $
was nNlnuble Fiiuay and Cleveland
won from N,w York by score q
I jo
Score r. n r..
New York .... coo 600 O3O-g
Cleveland .gOi 100 COX 10
Batteries Feber and Nunlrak.
tlshur and O'Neill
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Results Yesterday

C'eNeluud (, New York 5
Detroit % Boston 4
'h.ruru +, Washington !
81 LuuIs /, Philadelphia 3
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Blair, Allen, seaton Frank smith und
Simon,
Second game.
Score. Il H. E
Buffalo 900 Olt 3lO-y ~ Z
ooklyn ... 100 900 600 . 2
Batteries: Lafitte and Blair. FIN
netan, Frank Smith and Land.
" right
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BROOKLYN, July TO- Buffalo
took both games OF double -hender
from Brooklyn Friday, the second
game being a wnlkover for Lafup. the
recent Brooklyn cast Off,
First game.
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Smndlng OF the Tams
Results Yesterday

Oklahoma CITY s. ~ smith
(Fourteen innings
Paris s. Denison &
sherman 3, hcAlester 3
Tulsa . Muskogee o.
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Totals ........ ~ IL - ~
zBattcd for Fagun In ninth

bN innings
r. Smith 600 roo 500 600 90
Okla. city 900 ONO Ol2 600 Ol-s
sumamry Twu-base hit, Abingdon,
Robinson. Thomson. Dameron, Nay
lor. three-Dasc hit Fugau, sacrifice
hit. Hornsby, sacrifice ny, Showers
stolen bases. Weber 2. McCsrty, King
2. double play. King to Naylor. bases
on balls. on Fagan T. Gierhart
Hornsby =. struck out by Hierhart g.,
Harnsby 9. hits, or F0EUn IS In in
plnKs. Off Gierhart. . In innings.
balk. Fngan. passed ball, Schultz, left
on bases Fort Smith IA oklahoma
city 7. Time OF game, TWO hours ana
nfty-fve minutes. Umpire, spencer.
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I,rsuIts Yesterday

Mobile DO. Little Rock 3.
New orleans 0. Nashville g.
Atlanta Z, Chattanooga 3
T. rmIughlm 0. Memphis q
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Games To-day

Beaumont al Galveston
San Antonio AT Houston.
Waco at Full Worth.
Shreveport al Dallas.
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Games To-day

Columbus AT Kansas City
Cleveland al Milwaukee
indianapolis al Minneapolis.
Louisville at st. Paul
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Nets Are thanked

TULSA, OK. July 10 Homo runs
by Burke and Hopper Tor the Pro
duccrs won the game with Musko-
gee Friday by the score Of 10 o.
The pitching NJ Ncls Jones was gllt
edged lie has only recently returned
To the Producers Roth teams played
good ball The score
Tulsa ........ .OlO 600 OON-2
Nmskogee ...... OOO 600 600
Batteries Salisbury and Frye. Jonsr
and Moore
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Gnnnna Tn,inr

Fort Smith at Oklahoma city
MuskoEee at Tulsa,
Denison at Paris
MCAlester AT sherman
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smnCIina of Teams

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Grover Alexander OF the Phllsdelphlp
Nationals, tSirlng staff. promises 10
complete . record this seeson equslling in
interest ionns WnRner,s hundred home
runs II he maintains hIs prescnt s,rilc
out speed Alexander should round out ono
Thousand whlffs of opposlnE batsm.n he
Tore tho curtain falls on October I
Al the beginning NJ the 1915 cnmnaiVn
his record showed that close 10 100 bs, /.
iers had been turned back to the bench
during Alexnnder's league career, as a
tesnli of failing to connect with Growers
c9rNeH' When he season opened he needed
bout 2it strlke.outs 10 complete his one
Thousand and since July saw him we'll
past the hundred mark. II appears re.,ion'
ably certain that Alexander will Inn HE
thuuHuntth opponent within the neIt ihIr.
teen weeks
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Standing Of Teams
Results Yesterday

Pittsburgh so. ST Louis g.J
Brooklyn 2-l Buffalo 5-J
Only two games scheduled
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Rosrln Ro.ts 81 InnIs

BOSTON. July TO Boston de-
fested St Louis = 10 . Friday. bad
throw by Butler q wing The locals the
game
Score n n r.
st Louis ....l l0l 600 OiO-2 .
Boston .... 600 OOl 2Ol-l 6
Batteries Doak and Snyder, Ragan
and Qowdy
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RcsnIts Ncstcr,Inr

Sioux city \, llnru
ST Joseph %, Wichita o
brs Molnes 3 Topeka .
Omaha / Denver D.
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St Louis at pittShurgh.
Kansas city al Chicago.
Baltimore Al Newark
BrUUklyu a. Buffalo.
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anu l9l', In these years the lladr.rs nm
lshel second four times; third tnics
Inutth four times, flfth three times snd
slHth three times Their closest flnish S'a,
IN 1890 when Wisconsin was but ara W.
q hnt seconds behind pcnnsylvaniS tbs
winning eight TUG
o'nniords first appearance NJ p,,,,h
h'epsle was IN 1912 when ns zt,nor.
Wv Lsculc Toast championship. the rrew
nup"ieu nnd finished last. Al th., ,,s,,
tnhk L. Hucrent coach OF ,bIs vass'.
clkhl was the cONswnin In iaig ,,d ,a,
lhe University of Wnshlppton - M W,
Inr p" W. western title aud represented the
IG,ulc Coast colleges nt bouyhk.c,s,a
,uA'mg 'hlrd place the first yenr ana sl,th
IN lel' The average posltion Of ,hs.s
western crews In races on m. unS.on
are NJ follows. Wisconsin gsls washtnn
ton 100 nnd Stanford 400
" stanford should win IN. p..,o.
coast championship IN 1915 and retn5n
ior another Try ut Poughkecpsie AZ Ia tsr.
'aln that the Cardinal eight will he gl,
'h gtehlrr consideration by their enstnrn
rivals than was the case this wear nu,
three out " the eight oarsm.n who ,o,csS
1otnrll TO the limit 10 win, will be LOST bv
Eiauun'lon leaving five OF the present
g,hht combination as nucleus upbn
Nhlrh TO rebuild n new eight. with ihis
material and the experience Rsiped hv
uuetnn during his two trips TO the Uudson
stanford In form at least should prove
q most formidable opponent for Cornell
Columbia et al
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Weeks Sports In Reuiew

NEW YORK. July 10 Apparently Con
ME Mack manager ~ the Philadelphia
Athletics hus ut the ngp of fify three
undertaken the tnsk NJ building another
p'ununt winning tenn Tor Shlpp purk De.
cause NJ his record Of sA American lcugua
pCunuuts aud three worlds champlnnshIps
this latest reconstruction work ON the
Athletics baseball machine will be-
watched with unusual interest by fans
IN ull parts W the country
Following the four straight game do
feat administered lu the Nncl men %, ,u
Bosiuu Braves In the worlds serles u
1914 there wcfr many reports 10 the n
feet that the Athletic combination would
be broken up aud new team formed.
The sale NJ Collins 10 the Chicago WHITE
SpN. pennurk tp Rnston and Shnwkcv to
New York the release NJ Coomhs item
der aud Plank, the dropping of Baker
from the pay roll aud the passing NJ SIN
othe players a. the minors indicate that
the work Is we'll under way
Now r.mOr hns II that stll other stars
" yesteryeNr are to change their Athletic
uniform Tor those N other American league
clubs while Mack will mn their places
with promising recruits from minor AMI
college diamonds Grounds for these 10
ports are found In the signing NJ Crnupll
llenley Haas Shrhpn aud Johnson and
the statements that Mack has lines ont
for some promising material IN southern
and western circuits
The ability NJ the veteran manager n
develop stars from youthful PLAYERS ~
crulteh from varsity nnd bush fields y
well known PLANK Collins. Coombs and
Barry all iuped the Athletics without
the formallty NJ minor league experience
while Baker Mclnuis, Render. Strunk and
several other served hut n short perloi
In the minors before being gathered "A
by haCk' he ran repeat his preyiou,
record IN this respect. In these dey. n,
close baseball competition and fine comm
scouting, his position ns the greatest
manager Of baseball history viii n,
beyond dispute
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Chattanooga AT Atlanta
Little Rock at Mobile
Memphis az Birmingham
Nashville ui New Orleans
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Standing Of Teams

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Standing Of Icnms

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Plumbing. Ph. Wal. $50 Taylor Bros
ADV.
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Standing Of Teams

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Eastern College onrsmen nrc attn dls
russlng the remarkable shaving az An
Leland Stanford crew nj the interrnllot,,
ate Regatta. In Flushing within second
and tifih of Vnnell The winner tho Polo
Alin-ernH- anrnaaael- nnI -prelinns -ta,as,,
made by a Pacific coast or middle wcstnrn
varsity crew Wisconsin rOwed In az.
teen regtttns On the Hudson between i,iq
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-06-05

Ssvsn Of Ifhs Louise Moran's friends
rave her fsrewen party Wednesday,
evening ct the home q her sister, M.
Jossph \. Kroltek. kiss Moran wiA
lsave the hrst Of next week for 70
chester. Atnn., 70 join her parents M
sno - = g o
Monday evening Justice John Can. J
bell united II marriage HIS Emms q.
Afno'o - -. J" .. -, - ~ -
q nwsn.w p~y' I' 49, -. s.,. =.
AuD'n .ssnsso ~ s'n't
A'ss Auenns 1sqo,ss q
~. aaass ~ = , ~
sen4y kI.uSsu 49, ~, ...r,.s.
p.s.,ss u;th
:. 49,,
80. - c.c-s,. N.r.rssa Tbursdav.
,r'. q $500
S 80 60 1850 Rc,-r
49, ~ .s'..A 49,. s.s -.ss.s,st.-
on Monday. The wagon Il. of the best
material and the workmanship shows
skill.
The household goods Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Commons were shipped Monday
70 minons mine, wne1s tne COUPE wa
RESIDE.
MIS- Sseha uemou.ne'rs' Of nousn-
tons.s guess " %1s' LOUIS Dete a,
TINS Week.
mrs MarRaret Neeon.m, 9, nouRn-
Ion' was : guest OF mrs. IiiIaDe'n nc
Ano'es iueScay
Miss Flora Goltsch, Of Detroit, ar
rived IN y Anse SUNDAY ana 10 . guest
o. ner motner' ME-
Miss Winifred Won Zellen, OF Skanee
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-06-05

May 20; June s, IL, 10, 2e; July 8, 1915
Notice Is Hereby Given, That by viz
tue Of Writ of Fieri Facias, dated
May II, A. d. 1915, issued out Of the
Circuit Court for the County Of Bara-
"a, in favor Of w. Frank James and
Jennie NJ. James, against the goods and
chattels and real estate Of Joseph w.
Fountain and Violet May Nelson. in
said county, to me directed and deliv-
cred I did, on the 18th dsy Of May, A.
d. 1915. Ivy upon and take all the
right. tit's and interest Of the said vi
olet Nay Nelson in and to the follow
ing described real estate, that is to
say: Lots Number, Six (6) and Thir-
teen (l8 in Block Number Three (g,
Of the Town Of Keweenaw Bay, Bara-
Ga County. Michigan. All Of which !
shall expose for sale at public auction
or vendue to the highest bidder, at the
front door. Of the Courthouse in, the
Village Of L'Anse, said county, that be-
ing the plaee Of holding the Circuit
Court for the said County Of Barsgs,
on the 18th day Of July next, at two
! o'clock in the afternoon Of said day.
Dated this Path day Of May, A. D.
1915.
HOMER J. PENNoCK,
Sheriff.
BURRIrr & BURRITT,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs,
Business Address:
Hancock. Michigan.