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LIBRARIAN AND
ASSISTANT APPOINTED

Yesterday afternoon the members
of the supreme our who now con
stitute the state libra" commission
~reappointed Frank Pa!.e to the of,
fee of state librarian, the appoint,
ment to take effect Immediately. Miss
Gibson, who has held the position of
assistant librarian was also appoint
ed to succeed herself.
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title. and interest that the said Es-
tate has BY action or Law or other.
wise acquired. other than. or In sddi-
ton to that OF the said n. q. Stottler.
at the time Of his death. in and to
that certain piece or parcel Of land.
situate. lying and being in the Town
Of Elko. County Of Elko. State Of Ne
vada. bounded and particularly de-
scribed as follows. to-wit:
Lot number NINE (9) OF Block
numbered EIGHTEEN" (1s) OF the
Town Of Elko. Comfy of ElkoS, State
OF Nevada.
Terms and conditions OF sale: Cash.
Gold Coin Of the United States. to be
paid at the time when the bid Ia ac.
cepted; the sale to be subject to the
confirmation of the said District Court.
Deed at the expense Of purchaser.
Dated this 22nd day Of March, A.
d. 1915.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION


Elko O624
Carson City O6615
Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office at Elko, Nevada
March 20; 1916
NOTICE is hereby given that Ora.
clan EyroZ, Of North Fork, Nevada,
who. on November 13. 1911, made Car,
son City desert land application O66l5,
now Elko, No. 1924. for the WIZ MEL
and Eh NWA of Section "a, Town.
ship 43 North, Range So East, Mount
Diablo Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make final Proof, to es.
tablish claim to the land ebove de,
scribed, before the Register and Re
ceiver of this office, on the fourth
day Of May, 1915.
Claimant names as witnesses:
William P. Wright, of Elko, Nevada.
Oliver Rife. of North Fork, Nevada,
John Smith, of North Fork, Nevada.
Andrew Tourreuil, of Charleston, New.
JOHN e. ROBBINS,
Register
First publication March 90, 1916.
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NOTE EoR PusllcATloN
ois1o
Bike. NeyaaA, land onics

oi9io
Elko. NsyaaH land onics
March 8, 1915.
NOTCH IL hereby given that John
L Dart. OF klko. County OF tako.
State OF Nevada. has HE In this or
ice his apHhcauon 70 enter. under the
proylsaons OF SecuoDs zovo ANU zSvI,
U. 3. K s., tine tonowmy described
land. Wig:
Tns E,gk Of NEA OF Section ID.
Twp. Az M, Il. So b., "A. y. u. e NJ,
containing 20 acres.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
yerseiy the lands described. or desir-
ing to oDject Decause or the mineral
character Of the land, or Tor any other
reason. TO the disposal 10 appucant.
should file their anidavits or protest
In this office. on or before the Goth
day Of April 1915.
JOHN z. ROBBINS. Register.
Last Publication April IL.
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NOTICE TO

In the District Court of the Fourth
judicial District Of the State of Ne.
vada, In and for the County of EIko.
In the matter of the estate Of CHAS.
A. TOYN, Deceased.
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Notice FOR PUBLICATION

Elko 043o
Carson City oso01
Department Of the Interior
U. 8. Land Office at Elko, Nevada
February 23, 1915.
NOTICE is hereby given that Oscar
Miller. OF Tuscarora, Nevada, who. on
April 26, 1911, made Carson City des-
ert land application 06O01. now Elko.
No. 043s. for the SWA SWA Of Sec.
10; the SEA SEA OF Sec. 16; the VIZ
NWA and NWA SWN Of Sec. 20;
and the Mex SEA and Ell NEH of
Section 81. Township 40 North. Range
So East Mount Diablo Meridian, has
filed notice Of intention to make final
Proof, to establish claim to the, land
above described, before the register
and receiver OF this Office, at Elko,
Nevada, on the sixth day Of April,
1915.
Claimant names as Witnesses
William P. Young, Of Tuscarora, New.
William B. Grineth. Of T~uscarora. New,
William A. Huntley. of Tuscarora. New,
H. Ralph Schmidt, Of Tuscarora, New.
JOHN e. ROBBINS,
Register.
First publication, Feb. "a. 1916.
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TAe LAsT r-RoofRgApsR.

THE LAST FRooFREApER.
WAEN the story Of MaulnUn Is printed
And the blnuer has lAu us uvv.s;
When none OF Inc lavts ave veeu suIu.eu-
And the deeds OF the WISE auu Tue 1uvIs
Have been written by prorueIs ~ sases-
And bound in the rawuIue VI uau,
Then COD VIII, pluepencI AS pases,
AS only the Almighty can.
he VIII see the proud kings OF the ages
As they rot in theif nIsreeu graves,
And measure their virtue win gauges
That He'll use for BON maslers anu slaves;
Whne princes whose casAeIs were Ire,suteu s'
With laurel wreaths, nOnurs uass,
May md that Their souls nave ueen rated
Meath beggarmen burIeu III rags.
So In the long run 1t is better
To lead our lives humVIy contrte;
Find truth. Live 1t up to the letter.
With hearts free from rancor and spite;
For the great proofreader Is tracing
Mans record straight back to the food,
And We hope for a merciIui placing
In the book that is printed in blood.
New York Herald.
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NOTICE OF se..~E

In tho District Court Of the Fourth
JuaIcial District Of the State OF Ne.
vada, In and for the County ofiElko.
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q. B. LYTToN,
Administrator

Admiplstrator.
Date Of First Publication, Mar. %, rs
Date of Last Publication Apr. is. 10
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$1433.17

$1433.17
]. II. BARNHART,
Secretary
Address. 1859 Gilmer Avenue, Salt
Lake City, Utah.
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Or. JOHN E. woR1EN
Physician I'M Surgeon
Office up stairs list door east of Pio-
:neer Bldg. Residence until further
notice at office.
Office hours: 10 to IL. 2 to 4 evenings
Calls day or night. Prone
274.
ELKo. = NEVADA.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

OF the uvada Mining Company, for
the year ending December 81, 1914.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

No ore sold during the year 1914.
C. E. HEILIGER. Secy.
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ELko LODGE, No.15
A. r. & A. M.
Stated communications held on the
First Tuesday Of each month at $500
p. m. All Master Masons In good
standing are cordially Invited to at
tend.
A. L. MeGINTY, w. M.
). r. TRIPPLETT, Sec.
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Location Of mine, Emeralda Mining
district. county OF Washoe, state OF
Nevada
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First publication Feb. 1s, 1915.
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Credit
Mine Expenses In year 1914 30 s11.46
Paid Dividends In year 1914 - None
General expenses in year 1914 507.SO
Balance on hand December
81, 1914 ---- 1891
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New York Cotton.

New York. May i8.-Rather a sharp
break In the Liverpool market was
followed by an opening decline 81 5
60 points In cotton futures here but
there appeared 20 be very few sellers
around the ring. and active months
soon rallied on scattered covering
from Wall street and local sources.
There was a little Southern selling and
some realizing which checked the aid
vance around a.15 for October with
later fluctuations irregular. Private
cables attributed the decline in Liver
pool 10 renewed hedge selling against
diverted cotton.
Trading was very quiet later ln the
morning and the market showed very
little feature around midday with
prices ruling around 60 shade UNI
der last nights closing figures while
awaiting the weekly report of the
weather bureau
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about that British merchant vessels
shall no longer saH under false nags.
that England shall cease arminw mer-
chant vessels and thar contrahand
cargoes shall No longer De protected
hy American passengers. then the
United states viii md Germany on
her side in an endeavor Go lead sub
marine warfare into more humane
channels.
II America fails 90 influence Great
Britain thus. the United states will
have 90 put up with submarine war as
at present whgod"
captain Pursius writlng In the Ber-
I'm Tagehlatt says
n in spite ~ tho Germans admit
raIty'a warning against entering the
war zone. American citizens entrusted
themselves O. the Lusitania. the blame
fa.ls on themselves and their govern
ment. Can America guarantee that
neither guns nor ammunition were on
board and fgrthcr that q submarine
when emerging. was not exposed 70
being rammed by the L.usltaniag
IT the answer Is tn the negative,
az undoubtedly IL must he. the Amer
lean government after calm deliber-
alton. viii understand IL has no right
90 raise a protest against the tor
pedoinE ~ the Lusitania.
The German government. we expect
viii have the armncss To retract ~
step and should In this case be GER
tain ~ the approval of the entire peo-
pie"
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A PENSACOLA INTERVIEW
MRS. STEPHENS TELLS HER ES.
PERiENCE.

The following brief account Of an
interview with a Pensacola woman
elEht years ago. and its sequel will lie
read with keep interest By every citl-
ser.
Mrs NJ. A. stephens. $40 r. Gaaa-
den 81. Pensacola. says. Il suffered
intense agony from kidney complaint.
had dun naKring pains across my
Ioins ard headaches all the time. Doc
tors didn't seem able &C. 40 anything
Tor me and I used enc remedy after
another without being helped. Deans
kidney Pills. procured az TIRE Crystal
Pharmacy. restored me &C. good
health" Statement given January
g. 1907
ON January rs. 1919. Mrs. stephen
ea8ds II value nusn's Kidney pills as
highly nuw as ever. I have used
Deans kidney P2ns when nay kidneys
have not acted properly and they
have always given me relief"
Price SEE AZ an dealers. Doa't sim.
u'y ASK far kidney REMEDY Te1
Deans kidney PHls-the same thaf
I Mrs stephen had Foster Mlihurf
i Co.. ProAa- Buffalo. -. s. tadv
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HOME RULE TO REGULATE
THE LIQUOR TRAFFIC

Denver. Colo. May Ia.--An amend
mont 70 The city charter providing Tor
home rule q regulation 90 the hauor
tfame carried hy safe majority ac-
caFdlns Go complete returns from yes-
ferdayB municipal election. The
amendment Is expected 20 Re the
means uf determining through the
cuurta whether Denver operating un-
DER a special charter. can regulate
ifs own LIQUOR traffic On spite ~ the
new statewide prohibition law.
TIRE single tex amendment vas
whgfminRly defeated.
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Clears Stops
All Blood Troubles
Goes Right Down to Where
the Germs Start
From.

The action ~ Is s. e. the famous blood
rurffer rs notable CO. the skin. lt is but
natural that blood iuplritic1 should
seek an outlet water. gas. OF and
nearly an the active products 81 nature
seek the surface tt seems 10 Dee p ce8-
MO law. Even our thoughts win un-
dartaxe 10 ind expression and so WHAT
ever We take into our system VIII even
tual1y come out changed in form, con-
vertsd often into some other substance.
hut constituting always either waste
~ that which has served Ire usffui pur-
nose and muat Re eliminated. And the
akln fa the principal avenue Tor escape
~ certain acids 0r poisons. ~ the skin
and blood be healthy these wastes pass
on az vapor Or Precipitation. But inn
pure blood loads the SKIN win eeke ma
utrnuleH. acne. rheumatism raHhs frNNr
bNafera. Blood rialuws ard other erup-
ttouR And 81 g hau been found the
very best. safest and most smsrtiFo
remedy IS purify the blood and thus re-
store the skin ta clear and attractive
health. Get q bottle today Of any drug
aiat. but 49, emphatic, Do not allow any
Cr.a - hand ven 4 substitute Wrapped
#arnuna fha bottle - IN interesting cir-
s...is~ fhat tells you how 90 obtain skiil-
81 advice free On any subject concern
inr the blood
gRg "a prepared only BY The Swift
eraefmr Cos f1a swift Bldg. Atlanta.
ca. Look Tor thia name on the package
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BANKERS BEATEN
BY HANDY KIDS
GAME WAS FIRST or SEASON BY
sANEERs AND THEY LOST ~
SCORE or - roo

Yesterdays game was between the
Norris Candy Kidt and the Bankers.
The game was tre first for the latter
team ard they shaved a lack OF praC-
tlce. The NesT.s KIDS. on the other
hand. hare had c,nriderablc practice
and tefta the Eank Boys by a
sc1ro a. "a e. % rhe feature u the
game VAS hrmc run hlt by stiles 81
the Kids
Todays gaire viii be between the
AaEaa and the sEri Boys. Carl Hnn
man ISL, hrrE ,he Alagas into action
for tire fifst time this year, IL is eN-
pected that the AiaEaE viii present a
strong lineup.
On Friday the Norris Candy Kids
Will line up against the Marines OF the
Navy Yard on the East Hin play
ground. The game viii start promptly
at $50 p. m.
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Liverpool Cotton.

Lierpool. May la.-Cotton spot barn
Is steady. Good middhng 5.5Tss mid
ding b2i. low middlinR At. saieH
1000 bales, for speculation and ex-
port 1000 bales. Receipts 35.0o0 bales
Futures quist May-June 5.09L .
June-Juiy 61ihs July-August 5.2Is
August September 5.3oia October No
vemher 54fL. January February
$50. March-April 5ssia; May-Juue
s.Ialt
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THE MARKETS


New orleans. May is.-Cotton lost
2 % : points IN the early trading TO-
aav Oh early selling stimulated ~
poar raiie. The tone was steady on
raparts ~ cold weather In the e1-
IRENE northwest ~ the cotton region
and che probability that cold and wet
weather would spread over the belt
In the face % very favorable week
lv crop reports the market slowly did
better and 81 noon stood unchanged
to point up compared with ysstsr-
days close.
spot cotton quiet. unchanged. sales
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some Form. o. Rhsuma,.n, curasl.

Some Forms % Rheunatlsn1 Curabls
Rheumatism is q disease character
lzed by pains IN the Joints and 10 the
muscles. The most common forms
are Acute and Chronic Rheumatism
and I.umbaEo. All u these types can
be helped absolutely by applying some
good Eminent that penetrates An ap-
picatlan of sl0an's Liniment two or
three times day 90 the affected part
viii give instant relief si0an's Lini-
neut ts good for pain and especially
Rheumatic Pain. because &c peuetrstes
60 the seat ~ the trouble. soothes the
afflicted part and draws Tire pain.
"SIean's LInlmeut fH an medicine. +"
Get a CSC. bottle now. Keep lt handy
in case ~ emergency. adv.
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Chattanooga Blanks Mobile;
Birmingham Beats Nashville

New orleans. May ts--New Orleans
won from Memphis again thls after
noon. Gudger was more effective than
Merritt. whu was hit hard. The score
R.H.E.
NeW orleans '+..,s.tr.ss.s..s.3 ID
Merritt and schleii Gud-
ger and Higgins
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awlLFuL MURDER" ~
CHARGED TO KAISER

Ramusase. Eng. May IA coroner
Jury to-day returned q verdict ~ "wil-
~ nIrder against Emperor William
~ Germany u the case q John smith.
a. DO rlsd from shock fallowing Injuries
in q Zeppelin raid Monday
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Grain and Provisions.

Chicago. May Is.-Cash grain ant
provisions.
wheat-No. 2 red 1874. No. 9 harl
f6A
Corn-N0. yellow T4tam7b
Rye-No. siI5s barley T2H7g
Hay-Timothy 5o0WGgss clover
s.b0a1aTS.
Pr0vislons-Pork I-65. lard s42m
e.. ribs a.TRm10a0
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Chicago. May ta-Butter higher,
creamery zIn27. Eggs lower. 2sazs
cases received. A. mark cases includ-
ed f7mlsts. ordinary irsts ista ai7at
nrsts 1914
Potatoes lower. s. Michigan and
Wisconsin red s6a 90. do. white $50
Is.
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THE TRANsYLvANiA
NOT CHASED At SEA

New YORK. May is.--The Cunard
lire made public today the following
cahlsgrarn from its Glasgow represen-
tatiret
Absolutely no foundation for report
that Tranaylvania has been chased ~
a submarine or any attempt made -
fnrned. her
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Detroit Wins From New York;
Boston Loses To Cleveland

Chicago May 18.-Tba wilduess %
Philadelphia pitchers and punched hits
hy Chicago gave the latter a g 90 Z
victory this afternoon The score.
R.H-E-
Philadelphia ...- --.. ..-....T 10 4
'hl9aEo ..-s-- ..... .s.-......,s ]
Batteries Wyeko0 and schanE.
CIcotte and schalk.
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Atlanta. May H. 4nchen and Hiatt
engaged IN "a pitchers duel this after
noon. IN which the Little Rock twirler
had the better. Atlanta being defeated
9 Ia D The score.
Little Rock .......-...-.....2 Z o
Atlanta ...... .... .........-.a 3 o
BatteFies-Finchen and Grihbcns:
Hiatt and smith.
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Mobile, May &-GhattanuuEa held
ed better than Mobile this afternoon
and a. "a result Wagner got the de-
eisicn over Townsend in remarkably
well pitched game The score was
e. O. The score.
R-H.E.
Chattanooga $685.. go. ..----.sl
Mobile ........................0 Q 4
Batteries Wagner and Kitchens
Townsend and Neiderkorn.
Nashville 2, Birmingham 3
Birmingham. Mag birmingham
won from Nashville this afternoon
mainly through tae lattcr.s errors. The
score.
NaHfNftle .--s $50 ......--.-2 8
cunningham -.---. $50. ...-d 5 %
Batteries-RoEers and Street. Har-
grove and Wallace
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ST. Louis Grain.

ST. Louis. May is.--Cash grain.
Wheat No. red i.GTis. No. 3 hard
53a1.65
Corn No. Q. 70. No. white &C.
oats No 2. ST. No. white Sc
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BRITIsH STEAMER ToRPEpoED
IN THE ENGLISH CHANNEL

Cardiff. wales. May 1a-The Brit
ish steamer prumcree, which left
Barry yesterday. has been torpedoed
I'm the English channel
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St. Louis Beats Philadelphia;
Brooklyn Blanks Cincinnati

Philadelphia. MAY la.-Grluer pitch
ed in great form this afternoon. hold
ms Philadelphia 60 only two hits. 81
Louis winning boy the score ~ 9 % o.
The score.
R.H.E.
St louis ..........8 o
Philadelphia ..... .............6 2 8
BatteTtes-Grincr and Snyder Chal-
mers and kWifer
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soUrAERN LEAGUE.

$3.50 Ladies Patent Co
lonial Pumps, S1.s9. Meyer
Shoe Co
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years. who could have predicted the
faith 81 the little ship that set sail
thai nlFht on the stormy waters ~
fraternalism. For the sea for fFater-
nalism was indeed az that time a
stormy and unrharted one our or
der itself was only FIVE years old then
and disaster had befallen a good many
ike organizations that had started out.
having for their Intention the idea 81
fraternal insurance. but the same
spirit that prevailed with the founders
~ ,Woodcraft inspired our camp from
ita foundation. That ls. that success
can be- reached II pursued jn the right
direction and taking for their watch
word Harmony and Cooperation, we
will now try TO show you what they
their associates and Successors have
done iu twenty years
We have grown from twenty mem
bcrE 20 three hundred in good standing
today or In other words have made
an increase o. ! 500 per cent.
we have erected forty-hre monu-
ments and have had 20 dwellings
There has been paid TO the hene-
nciaries 81 our deceased members the
magnificent sum Of 500. 600 co.
we have paid out 60 our sick and
unfortunate members more than 81. coo
although this department has not
/ been ln force bat a little over 1--WE
{ srrnrs
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on the spot SIS bales; 20 arrive 100
bales Middling ? cents.
Cotton closed steady a an advance
n 4 u 5 points
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Detroit. May Is-petroit punched
hits this afternoon and with Cova
leski pitching in good form defeated
New York by the score or 8 20 i. The
score.
New York ..-.... .....l & 9
Detroit ........ ...........a I
Battsrios-Keating ana Nunmaker.
C0FalesN and stanaEe
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WOODMEN MEET,
FEAST. AND HEAR
GOOD SPEECHES
HICKORY CAMP NO. q cELEBRA-
TEo IT'S 10Th ANNIVERSARY
LAST NIGHT, WHEN A LARGE
NUMBER GATHERED AT HALL.

Hickory Camp No 80. ". o. w.
celebrated It's twentieth anniversary
last night in great shape. Three ex-
oellent speeches were delivered. excel
lent music was enjoyed. and tables up-
or which were spread 90 large guam
tlty ice cream. cake. coffee. lemonade
etc. were surrounded and all enjoyed
this feature 81 the evenings program
very highly. Speeches we're de-
livered by Sovereign r T. Rolio. Sow
ercign seeEer and Sovereign Leroy ".
HoIaberrg Hon. r 3. Reese. who was
60 deliver an address, was unable
% be present on account uf illness.
and Sovereign seeger was persuaded
Go speak few words 20 the scores
present.
knlppers orchestra was on hand.
and rendered good music during the
iuterIms. Prof Lambert. the new In
structor was on hand and gives prom
lse 81 bringing out good musical
organization in short order
The address hy Sovereign Rollo was
/ Go particular keeping with the occa-
/ sion. as he spoke on the theme, Tween
/ IS Years In Woodcraft ln Hickory
4 Camp" and after a short preliminary,
q gave "a snort Nf@EfE# Ft A8+ A#@AN AA
T camp which was twenty years in ex-
I istence last night He uaid IN part
RoLLo's SPEECH.
aon MAY IS 1905. there assembled
in the old Ranora Han on West In
tenaencla street a small hand 81
/ Choppers and their friends and de-
clded that for the best interest 81
woodcraft On Pensacola another camp
should be organized. and after consid-
erahiy debate and good naturea ar
Eument. Hickory Camp No. 81 vas
created and launched on its eventfu
career. guided hy the strong hand 81
the Hon. Prank r. Pog az Counse
p Commander ably assisted by the Hon
Nv A. Monroe. A. L. Geo. Clutter
. clerk. q. A. EEEart, banker, Henri
! / Pgelner. escort. .. y. sullovaut. watch
! man. a. g. Sorthup. sentry and =. J
! yaraon. n r. wicke. Capt Johi
: stokes. nanaEers. And is it any won
Der that the success - this camp ha
. been 80 phenomenal with such mag
I nlnclent board ef officers - give it a
< impetus at It's neginnlng
4 sstamdlng there twenty years az
j and looking down through vista 81
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Karl 7. Adams. who has won
lower berth with the cuhs. is one q
the fea successful pitchers VINO start
ga on to do srneth.ne else. kar.
,splred IN bs catcher. hui only ln
M. Kid daya for ne discarded che
~ mftt ans mask even before he
became prominent a. an amateur N
his home town. Montgomery Ala,
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Savannah Market.

Savannah. MAY is-The spirit mar
ket was arm at sea 8sss, with sales 81
ga casks
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New York. May ta-stroud kept
Chicago.s ten hits SEQ We'll scattered
this afternoon that with fast support
the visitors scored only ono run. white
New York with six bits hattcd in five
The score
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MARKET
CLOSES QUIET
NO SALES REPORTED ~ RosIN
FIRM TO NOMINAL, WITH SALES
or s7s BARRELS POSTED.


The spirit market was quiet Of s9A
With sales II no casks.
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Cleveland 5. Boston ?.

Cleveland. May HaEerman out
pitched Boston this afternoon. Cleve-
land. w.nning hy the score - to g
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Nashville 2. airminsham :,
sr0oklyr 2 Cincinnati 0.

Cincinnati. May IA Brooklyn de-
feated Cincinnati agains today. scoring
@ ta g victory. The score
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AT Detroit 8 New YORK. ].
AZ Cleveland, s; Boston. g
At Chicago, q; Philadelphia 2.
St. Louis washington. postponed