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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-17

The loan exhibit of reproductions Of
paintings by American artists, which
is being shown at the public library.
has proved so interesting that the
study class Of the Twentieth Century
Club has arranged to continue the ex-
hibition until Nov "a Each afternoon
some member will be in charge of the
exhibit. There is no charge for adj
mission
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-17

The local branch Of the Child's Con-
servation League OF America will meet
Thursday afternoon at $3.50 at the
home of Mrs. H. S. Lawrence, West
Grant street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

c. Geske q Co. awarded contract
for building Wells road trestle, near
Ronald station, by county commits
sionere.
Persons over 10 years Of age. iIv
ing In small towns. may deposit and
draw out money in postal savings
bank by mail after July /. new or
der Monday.
NO man thst doe not see visions
Can realize any high hope"
There's one Of the Wilson decisions
That sounds like the regular dope.
lie also said something Of dreaming
And gave Il official q. X.
And here ! alt putting and stesming
To put In my full nine-hour day.
A vision would Just about fis met
I'm strong for old Woody's broad views
And logic. upicss logic tricks me.
dictates that to dream ] must snoore.
so h~re'- where I act patriotic
And follow the president right
I'm off 10 n siumber exotic
Please call me for dinncr-ocod Might!
Rev. George Lee, pastor Of Bal
lard Presbyterian church, given fare
we'll luncheon at Good Eats cafete'
ria Monday.
Work OF Municipal league during
year ending April 30 reviewed In IL
page supplement to current edition
OF Municipal News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
By Hal Sheridan

NEW YORK. May 1s.--Racing.
after all, may be coming into Its
own again In New York, despite the
not oversanguine representations
OF those who figured that 1915 sea
son. conducted along the lines OF the
various race meetings OF last year,
would end in a natural death for
the sport OF kings.
An analysis OF the 1914 report OF
the state racing commission, while
II does not give admission figures
10 the various tracks, sheds consid-
cradle light OF growingly brilliant
hue on the amount Of money distrib-
uted 20 horsemen I'm stakes and
purses. In - racing days, s425, 900
went 20 the owners OF the thorough
BREEDS. This indicates. considering
that the promoters admit small prof
II, that about $1,000 was taken In.
Very nice sums. these. but the av-
erage horseman asks more. He has
been wont TO gaze upon yariegated
figures. such, for instance, as those
handed out by the man who prints
the advance stake programs for
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
CUNNERS TO
GET BUSY AT
TRAPS TODAY

Ideal shooting weather brought
out n large crowd of visiting marks
men from various cities In the
Northwest as we'll as local trap
shooters at Harbor Island grounds
yesterday for the practice shoot,
preliminary to the starting OF the
annual state tournament on the
same grounds today.
The first honors OF the day went
TO Frank Trohe. Vancouver. Wash.
amateur who broke aS out Of pos.
siblo 100 targets. Hugh Fleming
OF Seattle trailed close. with 81
With n mark OF as. Frank Richie
was high professional.
OF the 90 shooters taking part. 20
made scores Of 30 or better With
straight hits OF 81 aud 90. Fleming
aud Trohe captured the Du Pont
medals constantly hung mp for
straight scores OF 30 or better
The Washington State Sports.
mems association held It's annual
meeting In the Washington apart
ments last night and reelected c.
y. Mckelyey president; Hugh
Fleming secretary treasurer, ~. IL.
Miller. vice president. and Fred
Landwehr. Seattle; ID. W. Fleet,
MonteHano, G. T.. owens. We
natchee. J. c. Jensen. Tacoma. and
Hugh McElroy. Spokane. directors.
II was decided 20 hold the meet
next year In Seattle.
The Leayenworth Trap club was
admitted as a member OF the or
ganlzatlon and a handicap commit.
tee appointed TO have charge OF
the present shoot
The program today Includes the
shoot for the Interstate associa-
tons amateur state championship.
the shoot at % targets for the
Smith gun trophy. the 25.target
shoot for the Rainier Brewing a
Mailing Co. trophy and the three
man team race.
Visitors will be welcomed a, the
Harbor Island grounds. Take
Fauntleroy or Mki Point cars TO
Midway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
MATES WILL BEAR
HOGAN TO GRAVE

Rev. Baker r. Lee. rector OF the
Christ Episcopal church, Will preach
the funeral sermon. Elaborate ar
rangements for music are being
made.
No Successor Vet
Thus far. President Mater OF the
Venice club has refused 10 discuss
Hogans probably successor as man
aver OF the team. Popular opinion
has II that Doc" White. the pitcher.
may get the berth. Other possihili'
ties are Capt. Dick Dayless and Or
val overall
A rumor was current today that
I'd Walsh. II he fails to show the
form expected with the White Sox.
may be asked TO return to Los An
geles 10 undertake TO fill Hogan's
place In Venice baseball
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
SEATTLE TEAM, AT LAST, GRABS OFF A GAME
INDIANS BEAT TIGERS IN FIRST OF THE SERIES
RACING IS COMING
INT0ITS0WN IN NY.

coming meetings In the amounts
to be hung up for the various events
lies his main interest.
SO. when the announcement was
made definitely that the historic
Futurity. one OF the richest stakes
In the world, will be run In future
AT Belmont park during the autumn
meeting, It was even more encour-
aging than the report OF the COM
mission.
The past three years saw the big
two-year-old classic fought out on the
final day at Saratoga. adding mate
rally 10 the prestige and profit of
the upstate race meeting. Only the
sale OF the Sheepshead Bay grounds
prevented a restoration OF the Fu-
turity TO a veritable semblance Of
the days when II was marked by tho
great racing duel OF the Whitney.
Keene interests, and the memorable
occasion when the wonderful Sys-
onby quit cold when the still more
wonderful, but unfortunate, Whit
ney mare, Artful. looked him In the
eye at the head OF the stretch and
then came along to win all by her.
self from her stable-mate, Tanya.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The belmont Dye Works iest to B~il~-
vue. 20 s. sunday Tho aelmcnis fought
90 some disadvantage on account Of a
short and hiiiy outfieid. The feature
was the hitting Of tho belnonts and the
pitching Of Johnny Ferries. and Heavier u
ley. Johnny Forbes and Nalentine.
Tho Beinonts want out-of-towu games.
Address. spaIdtng or N. W. Oliver. SOS
E. Pine st. Phone East sss.
The IAkevtcw. defeated the Rainier
Reach All stars on tho Rainier Beach
grounds By n score Of to .. Taylor for
the All stars pitched a good sssne. but
didn't have good support Bst'eriesi
i.akeview. Potts and n. Hoiercok. All
stars. TAyior and Green.
In an ii-innins game south Park wan
from Halls paytons. 10 20 ., The game
was featured BY hoasr- BY Brooks tot
the Parks and Zott and HauEhiea for tho
paytons Batteries Matioy and Car
psn,sr. kneelsnd aud wAiiy.
The south rark Seconds won from the
r. V. A. C. -Ianiors. 10 :. a, South Park
sunday Schmidt. King. osar and fop-o
ala tho heavy hitting for South PARK.
Next sunday South Park will play the
Chanesliors on their home grounds After
that tho south PARKS will have few
open dates Fer games phone IL West
sidney tiss.
The stacy shown baseball team defeat
ed tho Moose team. 20 90 1 The Moose
not having support nor pitchers made the
Eana~ easy for the jewelers.
The stacy shown team wants games
With any out-of-town team. ana issues
q challenge 20 tho South Park team and
IN. Convey Wet wash team for games TO
be played in town.
The Poster team defe~fed tho f1ying
Devils OF Duwarnish NJ the score Of -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

LOS ANGELES. May is.--Mem-
hers OF tho baseball club that he
guided thru many a hardiought
campaign will bear Happy Hogan
TO his final resting place tomorrow
All scheduled games In the Coast
league will be postponed, and the
fans In every Coast league city will
pay their last respects TO the leader
OF the Venice club. who died early
yesterday.
President Raum Is expected 90 ar
rive today from San Francisco To
attend the funeral other baseball
men are coming with him. Mem
hers OF Hogan's family also were
due here today.
Indications are the funeral will
be attended by hundreds OF repre-
sentative men and srortsmen. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
SULLIVAN MISSED

The strong influence the late Jas.
y. Sullivan exercised in the affairs
OF the Amateur Athletic Union. over
which he presided for so many
years. IN beginning 10 be missed.
The middle over the movement 10
have the Eastern states represented
az the Panama-Pacific athletic car.
nivai. in August. shows that the
same spirit which made the A. A.
u. the leading amateur sport organ.
ization in the world lie nov lacking.
There IL even no positive informa-
ton available that the dates and
place for the tryouts have been set
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

Ito : Tho heavy hitting Of the Foster,
gave them many runs THE feature wa'
tho pitching OF kriex. who allowed but
two hits and one pass. With which the
Duwami.h sot their only run.
Wiisou'. Modern Business College was
defeated BY the Port Angeles club sunday
BY the score % % 5. IL took ~ inninEu
to decide the battle. Mc1iunia started
tho game for tho Angels, and pitched q
steady game until the seventh inning
when the college beys got to him. and
Newer for the College pitched one OF ths
best games % his life
wilson's have neat Sunday open. and
would like TO hear from fast out .of-,own
teams Address 4. y w-ieh. SOS Aiasks
building Seattle, Phone Main as
A big crowd saw tn. ball game between
Kent and a. nrisn. at q ufisn. sunday
The game went II innfhEs ~ Hrisn win.
ming ~ a score % 20 5, Batteries Fer
kent. Harry and Ficssns. who struck cut
n men. allowed hits and walked fnsn
for o nrien. shsrksy. Cochran and CSeh-
rans who struck out !. men. allowed :
hlis ard walked men oBrien soss "a
Kent next sunday for q return gam.
- Brien has won seven straight ana lost
none this season
The Aishas desc~s~d the Duwanish
team SUNDAY. 6 20 =. In a fe-ihninw game,
Russ IN the 10Th. Ioha Hsss manager
% the Aiahas advises team. goinx "a
puwami.h 20 tax. th.lr o~n umptrs.
silve~siai~ ~on from the Brem~<tSn
Juniors sunday. to . making five
straight vi rites for slivsrdais silver
dale and Charleston will play at silver.
g..
address lynn smiley. sIlverdais Batter
les. pr.m.rton. Fisshsr aad Lund. sii-
verfais. smiley and Mcdonald.
Ths newly erEssised nesvess wen frurn
the oiympics Sunday. at ballard. - 10 !.
Batteries! Beavers. odeson and j.
johnson.
The Owen Lake r~<t~r~is d~f~sfcd the
Keysssns Giants. 10 20 .. sunday. thfu
tn. heavy htttins Of the Feds whsn hits
meant runs. Fttrsersif made two two
hsxs.rs and a three-eas smash Brow
pitched rreat bali for the Feds
The Majestic. defeated the Csihsaie
order OF Forestsfs sunday. Ia 20 =
NATTER Majestic shortstop. accepted II
hard chances without = slip. while Inrss-
son caught well. and connsetsd With two
double. wish the bases fuii. Batteries
I.lstman. Abrams and TorG~son.
The Covey Wet wash met To
defeat a, Fort r.awton Sunday In rams
witch d. probably record In Seattle
amateur baseball wat-rsor. pifchins
for the soldiers. allowed neither hit nos
run hut ~ men facing him. Ruth did
not allow q hit, and was faced By only
- men. losing his game In the eighth
when he hit a man. and let him get q
second on a Wild pitch. whence he scored
on an error Batteries; Ruth ana Bis
borrow: watersou and s,oner.
In the Tof~m Pole Athletic association
games the Pirates s~amped the Cubs.
10 4. Holland and Mariock making hons
rims The batteries we're Frfsdhor and
Irwin. weisish and oliver. In the second
saue the Red sox beat the AthIstics 10
to s, MacDouEsii and Trsmhlsy maxine
hosnsrs Tho batteries Taylor and
Rayi. Hurisu, and Trsmbiy. King Kelly
urn pired both games
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
GIANTS WIN ONE
Seattle broke into the win column

Seattle broke Into the win column
yesterday by defeating the vancou.
YER Champs In the first game OF the
weeks series In the Canadian city.
2 10 o. The Champs jumped from
the RATHER that brought them from
spokane and went direct 10 the lot.
but they played great ball regard.
less Of the tircsome journey. They
were unable 10 connect with Pat
Eastley's offerings. beyond one real
hit aud a couple OF infield scratches.
while the Giants demonstrated that
they really can hit when they can
hit. Beatty whanged out n couple
OF doubles when they would do
some good. and Colwell was other.
wise touched up to the extent that
the Giants looked like anything but
a basement team.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

, clifford plnchot arrives In New
York from war zone.
Georgia prison commission TO
hear petition OF Leo Frank for com.
mutation OF sentence on May 81.
81.
Criminal charges against sebss-
tlan dismissed in Los Angeles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
INDIANS GRAB OFF
OPENER OF SERIES

TACOMA. May 1s.-Five double
plays featured the opening game Of
the weeks series here yesterday
between the Tacoma Tigers and
the Spokane Indians. which was
won by the latter. to 2 Salveson
walked three men in the fifth and
was relieved by Callahan. The To-
calls could not see his slants.
Spokane .....1 20 1 / o 0 o 0-3
Tacoma ......1 o 0 / o. 0 o o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
Joe Rivers Is attending TO his own

affairs in the East and recently de-
manded a thousand-dollar guarantee
20 box ten rounds in Denver. His
proposition was az once turned
down, and the Mexican has been
roasted for what the mile-high pro-
moters considered a hold-up. Joe
has certainly gone back II he is not
worth that amount OF any promote
er's money. The Mexican can still
travel over the ten-round route at =
fast clip and give any OF them a bat
tie over the longer route.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

Cruiser Colorado returns to San
Diego. having received wireless
that Americans in Sonora are safe.
Ida straus Auxiliary Of e'NaI
Birth to give card party Thursday
night. at w. o. w. hall, Fourth and
Marion. for benefit OF destitute fam
lily.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
GIG HARBoR TO SEATTLE

Louisville had to cut down TO the
player limit OF the Association, no
sent n player 20 the ST. Louis
Browns. Next thing we know. Dial
las will ask waivers on some one 10
send TO the Athletics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
ANOTHER DREAM

Gate receipts are not the object
OF intercollegiate athletics" says
Prof Ehlcr OF Wisconsin. We will
put that away with "pla,onic love"
Its the principle OF the thing" and
other college prufesaorisms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

About TO become a mother, Mrs.
Catherine Francis, tho pleading
guilty. freed OF smuggling charge
In Frisco.
Senator Miles Polndester spoke
at Tacoma Monday. He'll speak In
Seattle Friday night.
Spencer PurvIs, farmer, Puyal.
lup. killed by train. -
Navy tug Fortune. oldest In serv.
ice to leave Bremerton for Samoa.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
IiIsr FROM hAaII

Packey Mcfarland nov has a
baby. II weighed 3 pounds 4 ounces
at birth. and packey probably de-
manded tina; Il make Z pounds at ,
D. m
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

hill and drive them over TO the ball
park. Hoping you will attend TO
this for a ball fan raneher. ! am.
Yours. etc. ]. u. MCGEE"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
HERE'S BOX SCORE
OF MONDAYS GAME

The box score OF the SeattleVan'
couver game. at Vancouver, Mon
day. follows.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
THEY GET our GOATS

Dairymen and butchers.
Serial moving pictures.
Autos when we pedestrinate.
Pedestrians when We auto.
Canes and those with 'em.
The dam leak.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

In putting down the lid, Pros
eeutor Lundin hops on the Der
by first. stu, we have greater
contempt for the green lid with
a little bow behind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

well o. off Eastley 4 Left on bases
Vancouver Z, Seattle g. Time-i:31. um-
pire-HcGreevy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

Warrants for arrest OF eight Iitney
drivers accused of evading bonding
law issued In Justice Whiteheads
and Judge Gordon's courts Monday.
Officers Of patriotic orders met
Monday in Arlington hotel to dis
cuss plans for Centralia encamp-
ment
August kusIok. Austrian, arrested
at Sumas trying TO gain entrance
to United States with naturalization
papers. He also had Canadian pa.
pers.
Special services held In st. Marks
Episcopal church Monday Choirs
from all city Episcopal churches
sang.
Berry plckers will not be needed
until June 10 In Puyallup valley.
saws w H. Paulhamus, president
of association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
FEDERAL LEAGUE
COAST IEaCur
The following letter. which reach.

Tire following isttsr. which reach.
cd my desk yesterday. relative 20
the Sunday game At Seattle. does
not need any blueprint explana-
ton:
Mount Baker Park.
Dear Sir; As am In the goat.
raising business and at present sad.
~ In need OF pasture for them. and
IA do not know Dngdales address.
wish you would notify him thru
the columns OF The Star that he can
have them TO mutual benefit for a
week. think they can clip the
grass good and short by next sun.
day. The only expense will be 10
send a boy TO my ranch ON Beacon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
NATIONAL League RESULTS
AMERICAN IrAoVr nrsvIr

A. Philadelphia G. 81 Louis 0
Other teams travelling
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
JOSH WISE SAYS

JOSH WISE SAYS
"Th' Beeleysport Repair Shop
got Tn works Of a player plano
and q Iltney bus mixed. Now
tn player piano runs with IN
muller wide open and m Ilt-
ney bus plays 'Tipperary.'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18
TEAMMATES DO HONOR TO HAPPY" HOGAN
TRAPSHOOTER START TOURNAMENT TODAY
I'm THE WORLD OF SPORTS
How They Stand
In the Leagues

AZ Vancouver o. seattle s
A. Tacoma .. spokane 4.
A. Ahsrdeene-aams With Victoria post.
pensd. Victoria team missed train.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

Arises now the New York
Journal 20 inform W that
whales have the thlckest skins.
Hull Our popular park board
In Seattle 10 not so widely
known 40 we had supposed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

Complete Report
Of Market Today

Cabbage jumped quarter OF a
cent Tuesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

AZ 81 Louis q washington a.
AZ Chicago q. rhiladsiphia-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

The newly cvgssised nesve~s wen from
the oiympies Sunday. at ballard. - 20 /
B~ftsrisss Beavers. oteson and J.
johnson.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

sll.e~dsi- ~os from the Brem~rton
Juniors sundag. to . making five
straight vi lriss for silvsrdsis silver
dale and Charleston will play At silver
dale nsa; Sunday. Teams wanting rsne-
address lynn stbiey. sIlverdais Batter
les; Br.m.rton. Fi~shsr and Lund. st-
verfais smiley and NcDonaif.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-05-18

The Aishas def~~ted the Duw~mish
team Sunday. 6 TO .. In a ie-tnninx game,
which was won BY HON. run by "
Rnss IN the 10th Iohn Hsss manager
% the kiohas. advises team. soinx TO
puwamish 70 take thslr o~n ufuptfss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-10
Ninety Americans
Among Refugees
From Mexico City


Washington. June s--Ninety Amsr-
leans. a. Englishmen, ~ Spaniards
and 81 others Of various nauonalities
comprise the first refugee party
leaving Mexico City Tuesday on the
special train which the Brazilian
minister had secured. acting for the
American government.
Other refugees from the famine
stricken capital, who viii leave later
20 join the party az Vera Cruz, win
bring the number 20 more than six
hundred. The British consul mas ad-
visad American Consud Silliman that
many women and children are among
the number.
The Villa-Zapata authorities in
Mexico City will send = train 10
Tisayuoa, where II viii be met by =
train from Vera Cruz in charge Of
Consul General Shanklin.
An emergency supply ~ American
food has been ordered 70 Vera Cruz
for the refugees. The Red Cross Tues
day telegraphed Galveston officials
20 ship 10000 pounds Of corn and
go 1000 pounds of beans on an army
transport which goes for refugees
The food will be consigned to Consul
Canada.
The state department had no or
cial advices touay 70 confirm the re
ported ObreEon victory over Villa
forces az Leon.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-10
RevivaI OF Peace
Rumor FOLLOWED
German S ArriVal
% AsssocIArEp -.


Washington, June S.--The arrival
here Of Van Ghell Goldomeester, q
citizen Of Holland. who has a wide
acquaintance in German Official guar
ters, gave rise Monday 20 reports that
renewed efforts were in progress for
the making Of peace in Europe.
Dir. GoldemeoHter came TO the Ger
man embassy here after visiting the
German foreign Office and high Ger
man officials in Berlin. He was given
"a letter Of introduction hy Count
Bernstorff, the German ambassador,
saving the bearer recently had come
from Berlin, where he had talked
with German officials.
The ambassador said, however. that
Mr.. GoldemeesteT had absolutely no
connection with the German govern
nent He in said 20 have visited
England as well as Germany with the
idea OF elicitinE some informal eX-
prcssicns Of opinion on peace terms.
lie has already been received by
some officials Of the American gov
eminent and il Is understood in Ger
man quarters to be DESTROYS Of for
Warding the movement for peace
through the United States govern.
ment.
RumorE Of peace have been fre-
quenc lately in German quarters here,
bat no hint in that direction has come
from the allies.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-10
PUNISHED FOR
CRUELTYTODOGS
TWO oARKIEs WEaE PLACED ~
COUNTY JAIL, CHARGED WITH
MALictou8LY NAMING A. AMI.
NAL.

charged with maHeiousiy maimiHs .
dog ~ breaking les -.au animal
Roseoe Davis ana Elisa Wilma. arrestsI
On city court were bound over 70 county
leged. vas . valuable for. hs ''was after
we're locked up 81 ire apseine charge
81 cruelty te animals. The charge
srtinst TIE daraes vas sworn out hy
Tisres Lee, another darksy who alleged
thai TIRE rair haa nantonlv broken the
les q His DOS. and a. the latter. be all
leEsds vas q valued fox, be- VAS after
satisfaction" and reported The case ia
the police
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-10
GTomus ~
Before O N =
Way
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-ons good pair mules. cns
iu good condition. ArrIe seuere Desf
auto CO.. lis South rsaytsn street. 81
#"Nas AFAA gguahtf
FOR aAL.E=At feh West EnteuaHrgfa
street nine good miIch cows uith Founv
calves. also one goed bull Phone sla or
AUST af1na
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-06-10
AGENTS WANTED

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and wagon 70 demonatfate and take
orders Cor Martin Farm pitcher Thoua-
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His net profit ever 500 co. Big field far
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SELL PAIN BEACH Ts-afAuE To
MEASURE. OUR PRICES ENABLES
vou 70 meet lowest competition. Coed
profits write for free samples. Leeds
Wooden Mii# Chicago 65uutta
AGENTS WANTEUA-To advertise our
EDo8a b. distributing free samples 90
consumer 20 cents 81 hour Write fer
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