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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
D. a. II. A..sal ns.s.es.


The annual meeting and banquet
of the d. A. Il. was held Thursday
afternoon and evening! !bFhe after
noon meeeing was held 1t the home
Of Mrs. william Morrison o. Belle
'vieu assnus an1 ~ sasirs tine vas
Given over TO busincss at which time
officers for tho coming year were
..ected. and other matters " i'm
portance disposed Of.
Following the business session the
ladies went to the Harvey House
where n special course dinner was
served at O'Clock. covers being laid
for twelve. After the dinner hour
they attended the show In n body.
The officers elected for the year
were as follows: Regent. Mrs. w.
II. Bragg: vice regent. Mrs. J. A..
Armstrong: treasurer. Mrs. q. H..
wincheii; recording secretary. Mrs.
W. a. Hart; corresponding secretary.
Mrs. J. T.. Rice: rcgistrar. Mrs. W. 8.
Morrison; historian. Mrs. J. l.. hem
nett: chaplain. Miss Hazel Lee.
Miss Elizabeth Gibbs. Mrs. Fuller.
and Mrs. Mary Wheeler. all members
OF other d. A. II. chapters. were
guests Of the local chapter ON Thurs
day.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
ss''s-sSsss tsrc.. la Toss.

seils-FIoto's big circus. with Buf-
faIo Bin. Hinsslf. vas II town Wed.
assday-but oaly stopped over Ions
enough 70 See1 Tie animals. leavins
for their wintse euartsss IN Denver
late the sane astssuooa. The advcr.
tisine manager vas over 70 see ui
for few nisuosa. ed was 70 sorry
that ~ eeul1 ~ leave ~ . fc~
tlcksts TT ~ big sAow. He reported
. vesy goo1 ssases q . whole. but
ths eireus ha1 soos hard 1uek early
u ths eeasoa. Thsy oDesed In q
saowstosn at oaa Besnsrdiao. which
vas followed ~ . hendssd days Of
rain an1 mere saia. nasiy II the
SEASON ~ elreus Iest ol.eee . day
for . goed nasy layh ut On The
wind.uD ne1e shls - 80 moro. The
eircus tssvslel. lS.eee allss durins
shs ssasoa. eieela9 q Albugusrqus
last noelay.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Flr.. R.pe..t Chsrsh Noses.

The two sermons by Rev. ]. Z.
Downing. NJ. D., last Sunday were
greatly enjoyed BY al present. DR..
Downing brought his daughter to the
Mennonite sAnitarium on wednes-
day. In all probability he will be
with us on Sunday and preach to us
at the morning service. II you feel
the need Of a spiritual uplIft plan 70
be present.
The prayer meeting was full Of
life and vigor Wednesday night. Tho
subject was "a Pentecostal Revival"
All present agreed that we needed
one. Put the prayer meeting down
as . fixed date and then keep the
date.
Thursday night at the parsonage
the pastor spoke the words that made
Mr.. David o. Horn and Miss Myrtle
McAdams man and wife. This was
the pastors fiftieth wedding since
coming to La Junta. May the good
work continue.
There Is talk Of organizing a
Brotherhood. Why not! We need
to get the men Of the church lined
up for definite active work in the
kingdom OF our Lord. The matter
will be brought up at the close Of
the morning service on Sunday. We
desire all the men bo,n young and
old to be present.
The all day meeting Of the. ladies
OF the church at the home Of Mrs.
8. c. Music ON Wednesday was an
enjoyable affair--particularly the
dinner. The good women remember
ed Mrs. Music with n beautiful pot
ted plant In honor OF her birthday.
May we not forget the services ON
Sabbath, beginning with the Sabbath
school nj s:45; preaching At II q. m.
Young Peoples meeting at e:30 with
Miss Muriel Esry as leader, and the
evening preaching service At 1870.
A cordial welcome 10 extended TO the
public 70 attend all these services.
II you are without . church home.
come; We can help you. II you are
lookiag sot church work. come: yoa
can hsip ~.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Always Ask the Price.

AT recent gathering OF stage
folks at an after the play supper the
conversation drifted into reminiscent
es OF youth.
Miss Mae Collins, with walk This
Way" who plays at the Rourke Thea
ter next Wednesday evening. told the
following experience and It was vot-
ed that she step to the head Of the
class.
When about twelve. q girl friend
q mine and | logged ourselves out in
new outfits and put ourselves under
public inspection at church on Easter
Sunday morning. After services we
determined TO take dinner at the
leading hotel. which had advertised
a special table d hote dinner. There
had been no price mentioned In the
advertisement and our experience In
swell hotels dinners had not yet be-
come very extensive. After we had
enjoyed the dinner we asked the
clerk the amount Of our bill and he
replied two dollars. one dollar each.
You can imagine our Easter feathers
falling when we discovered that we
had only one dollar between us.
or course we rendered this ms part
payment. promising the other dollar
- soon ~ We could 90 home and get
II. The proposition was refused. The
proprietor was called and to him
offered my birthday present. q
tch. as security. which he refused.
idently realizing that this was his
vly opportunity of getting even. So
demanded as payment In full that
~ 20 into the kitchen and wash the
h3tel dishes for one hour. which we
al. II you can picture us In our
dainty silk dresses washing dishes In
that kitchen (by the way. have you
ever been In . hotel kitchen?) then
ycu can realise our humiliation.
The aight Of that proprietor has
many tiuaos been an incentive to COM
init mur1ee but on my occasional WIS.,
in TO ~ old home find that he
SIN c ~ The hotsl business IN
~ S6d e ostsa wonder how
msay others have learned from him
the lesson. Always ask the price. g
as 1 did.
Prices for this show e5c. SOC. 7sc.
and 800.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
p. n. chappesr.r. y. D.. P..sor.


The themes for next Sabbath will
be interesting and helpful. In tho
morning the pastor will bring = mes-
rage ON the Reality Of Religion" In
the evening We will have a sermon
lecture on very vital subject. and
one which should be heard by par
cntS. business men. clerks. and all
boys and girls. The subject Ii Sue.
cess" II you want to know how To
get rich. how 10 succeed. how 10 be-
come great. you viii want to be pres
cnt Sunday.
Let me say = word through tho
press 10 parents. You Will apprcci.
ate the message Sabbath evening. and
II you can urge on all your young
people To be- present you will bc am-
ply paid. for the sermon lecture 10
especially for the young.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Tsaepho.e osflc..l. |. Tow.s

c. G. Seelye. OF Pueblo. disl1 y
manager OF the Mountain sta =
Telephone Company. accompanied ~
J. F. Grenwalt. OF Denver. pullil n
agent Of the same company. arflj y
In La Junta last Tuesday sveni1G
via the automobile route. and N1sG
en- route home after making . trip4
inspection as far east ~ the Sta1e
line.
Mr.. seelye says that the telepho9s
company is still doing business d
La Junta without 4 franchise. and
also without paying any rent for "
use OF the streets and alleys. and III
Notwithstanding the fact that ~
city council passed resolution ft1z
Ing a monthly rental OF SIS. Ths
city is still enjoying the free use d
a number Of telephones. howev@f.
Just as they have been doing f6y
years. although this is direct Viola
tion Of the provisions OF the publ1c
utilities law. The amount that wou1d
have to be paid for the telephone
used by the city is not as much =
would be derived from two per cek1
OF the gross revenue Of the teleph3 -
company. which was the consid6S(,
tion offered by the company for q
extension OF the franchise. -
where the city Of La Junta d gettiAt
off on this deal Is not apparent q
tie naked eye.
The public utilities commission q
now taking an inventory OF the prop,
erty OF the telephone company q
Colorado. and will make a general
investisation Of the rates throughoue
the state. The hearing before ~
commission will take place in DSat
yer early In January.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Aop Ilfs.r c..sAe w,sA u. 0ood.,

Frank Scott. who claims TO be
native son Of Kansas and . recent
arrival from that state. was around
town last Tuesday endeavoring to
dispose Of . varied assortment OF
wearing apparel. The officers sus-
picione'd that he had not acquired
them IN . legitimate manner. and AZ
ter having him up on the carpet In
the sheriff's office for an investiga-
ton. had to let him 90. ~ they had
NO way OF proving that the goods did
not belong to him.
The man from Kansas was kept
under surveillance, however. and .
local stool pigeon was engaged to
make his acquaintance. They put
up . Job to burglarize some OF our
local stores In broad daylight. While
they were In Draper's. ostensibly for
the purpose OF purchasing an over
coat, the officers remained outside
to see what would develop. The na-
tive Of Kansas wanted some slight
changes made in the overcoat. which
the obliging clerk promised to have
done at once. He went to the rear
Of the store. and while there the
man from Kansas got busy. He CALI
Cd to the clerk that he would be back
later. and left the store.
When he reached the street Un.
dersheriff Steward grabbed one arm
and Marshal Wieneke the other.
When the man from Kansas was
searched three pairs Of pants belong
Ing to Draper were found under his
coat. also . pair of gloves which he
had taken from the store OF J. z.
Rice.
The man from Kansas pleaded
guilty before Judge Teter the same
day. and was sentenced to sixty days
In jail ON each count. or 100 days In
all. He viii probably be siven an
opportunity % Do some work oa The
roa6s out Of L. Junta.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
swi.k - g netAy - -.

~ 0wtak Mill. 90 of Tie ~
1as1mssks Of Rocky Fosd. vas busn-
- 70 TIE grounl lest Neaday svsa-
Ing. Senator 0wtnk. Isaiah Dsaness.
aal elhses u ths msloa ueeropells.
soeas shousas1s q dollars tsying @
nate . sueeoss os thls inselsutSoa.
tot 4 vas . failure fsu0 ~ slart.
~ 4 y peeeab,s tAat ese.eee west
- = enoke VIA ~ ~ ovlnk
nh bafns1. ~ flrs ~ q ~
kD0wa oslgla. go thge NJ - ~
~ sub-e,aaIso = - Ashnnans
Ve1)w uonunvs Noht ~ novop
Ccn0nG0 = looooo1 ~ - ~,
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Wosaas's l'1sb.

Mrs. Ralph Johnston was hostess
TO the womsn's Club last Friday a..
icrnoon at the home Of Mrs. Frank
Finney. After the program the L.
dies fingered for = social hour when
the hostess served dainty refresh.
mcnis. The program consisted Of .
map study Of London. lead BY Mrs.
u. l.. Thompson. and . piano solo BY
Mis- Ruth Raster. Of Topeka. and
also . piano sslection BY Mrs. u. w.
Wagner.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Chri-si.n Church Fro.u~rias.

Never In the history OF the Christ
tian church has the work been more
prosperous and the outlook for a
stu greater work more encouraging
than NJ the present time. During the
past ten months the church has been
steadily increasing In membership
aud efficiency and at the present
time Ii an nn excellent condition In
every way.
Too much praise cannot be given
the pastor. Rev. J. +. Findi-y. for
his untiring efforts. and that his
work has been thoroughly apprcciat-
I'd by the members OF the conErcsa-
tioa. vas manifested Al the regular
service Sunday morning when the
following recommendations. signed
BY the members Of the official board
we're read and unanimously adopt.
cd ~ the membership:
We. your board wish 10 express our
spDeeciation Of the faithful and un.
thing work Of Brother J. r.
Pia1lsy. both within and without the
chureh.
''Hls character. influence ~ . ~.
BE teacher. preacher Of the gospel.
e veil - pastor. IL not only felt In
~ eAurch but In the town and com.
manity.
~ h. therefore. with pleasure
tAae ~ recommend that Rev. Findiey
b enlled 10 continue bis pastorate
wieh ~"
Im0ediate steps are belng taken
. oo1asge the auditorium and plac.
ine . basement under the church. for
teo Dsoseat building IL Inadequate for
IL growlng Interest In the Bible
so1ooo ~ veil ~ In the church.
- ~ Sunday nighf st the ilius.
tr0oo1 1ecture, the house was much
~ omoll 70 sccomodate the psople.
49, el1llng every avallable spacs
3 oooo. ths vestibuie vas crowded
G. 0oay we're turned away.
= needless 70 ~ that Rev.
~ = . p1sasins cad forcssul
q ~ an1 hos ths ABILITY y hold
1o1(ooee aad give snen . vivid
Z - through w word palasinss.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
vlssss ssssss = - YEA.

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SATURDAY neso1ae 1osn . nsssh's
~ vith sa1aelvss ~ sll-sine
tslse1s = u1atsoe MluDeev1 80 Igsa.
-. - vlu1ts1 ~ se1nss 4 hls
e1eoeseaes = ulneos ~ - sist
- = eqv( - yeaGs - \ svi.
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oeselv 49, el1lla 4 - 8 fvssl
cllcl1a ~ o15 : ~ - ~ .
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Park House Fire Io~. Adj.sssil

4 r.
T.. c. Wiley. Of Denver, So
ageat Of The North British anl |
camille Fire lnsurancs Coapany.
tustsd ~ loss % ths Park Fae1
ME JaurQnoy. The eeAaAsa0nnrnf
~ lQ0an - - -
TOTAL Ios vas adjusted for $3.50. 81
The building was insured for g..
ooo-es.Ooo In the Caiedonian. and
$4,000 In the North British and Mer.
camille. This loss was adjusted for
e2.74s.2s. Of which amount the Gale
DOMAIN paid sl.sss.7s. and the North
British and Mercantile $7ss.s0. The
furniture was insured for $1,000
$1,000 In the Phoenix Of Hartford.
and $1,000 In the Northern Assur-
ance. The loss on the furniture was
adjusted for el.l00.7e. this sum be.
Ink paid In equal amounts by the two
companies which carried the insur-
ance-Ssso.3s. The rate on the
Park House insurance Is ss.ss per
500.
The estimate Of the loss on the
building was made by q. A. Dahl.
sren. and was accepted without ar.
sument BY both parties. There was
an equally amicable settlement of
the loss ON the furniture. aud not In
= single instance did an arsumeh,
develop ~ TO the extent Of the dam
age done.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
f.shsy sepSes - plseev.

pessee oestt. ~ s1vases sssae
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~ - ooaas1ooal Demun suDpse-
uloug ~ oossen. eolle1 q .the q.
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q 81 - o1l - = 4.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
sssrs Fses TAss my c. rse.

J. D. crsishsad seturnsd home last
wednesday mornins from . short
business trip 70 Garden City. He
ssys there ars stiil stacks and stacks
OF wheat In evidence II western Kan.
sss. and that the farmers dowu that
way wont b. through thrsshisg IN.
III some time next year. There II
more feed ID western Kansas this
year thaa ths fasmsss viii ever b
sble 70 use. aad not many os thsn
vast 70 take . Glance o. buyiss css.
tie 70 fse1.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Ossss lssagnaiaa Dasssses - CO
,.4. n a. !:

n -. enrou1-1 - - ",
3u1GD wou6s ul695o6o - u -
menes IN . salt 70 mandamus b. q.
wilsoa. % treasurer Of Otero eoun-
y. and b. virtue Of bis Office Of
treasurer Of the Otero Irrigation Dis
trict - we'll. TO compel him TO pay
$1,000 unpaid interest on the bonds
Of that corporation. The plaintiff.
william y. Sweet. Of Denver. II the
holder Of $4,000 worth Of the
100000 issue Of Otsro Irrigation
bonds. There are five different Is
sues Of bonds on the lands In the
Otero Irritation District. and the
bonds Of the plaintiff company are
In the third series. The plaIntiff con-
tcnds that the board Of county COM
missioncrs made the proper levy In
1919 for the payment Of the interest
on the bonds. amounting 10 1000.
bat Il h alleged that the county
treasurcr's collections were not suf-
ficisut 70 pay all Of the interest. 70
hs did not pay any Of Il. The plata
tiff contsnds that the Interest % the
various Issues Of bonds should have
bssn PAID pro rata according to the
amount Of moaey on hand. The coun-
y treasurer . IN doubt about this.
ssd II coesequescs hes rsfassd 70
~ ths latsrest % any Of the vasi.
oss lasuss of bosds. ~ ths prsssal
tins there 10 about os0.eoe o. haad
ID the fun1 70 ~ Tie intsssse q
The bosds.
Judes Riser took he cass undes
advise0sat ed hes not - ~ ~.
1sro1 BE dsels1oa.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
h0ss q - p Tsaals.

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- oooms IN 0eee g ~ ~
4 E1Go1oo nask ounlav arr.
3 ofo1ook. Theee tea0s hovo
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Chrissias Ghsrch.
>. Y. Fi.silr,. Pastor.
Blle school nj s:lS q. m.

I'ile school nj s:$s =. m.
Church services st II .. M. oer.
mon BY the pastor. Subject. "en.
vironmcnt." Special music BY Mln
Chase.
Christian Endeavor at s:so ,. =.
Leader. ). r. Fiadlsy. Subject. How
the Denominations May Bs Unised 10
Service"
Evening service at 7:so ,. n. Al
dress. Our Greatest Nesd." oDselal
mssie by Nm. Frank Beach.
A cordial iavitation n extendsd y
the public 70 attend al services.
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
QsaFsevly Alestiae.


Our quarterly meetins viii ~
held In The Mennonlte church n
1lolbrook Csater. November sise. 9.
!. Scott. presldlns elder. viii sDeak q
II .. -.
1aud Crstors. . misslos' " fsUo
Afrlca. vho hes hal yeass { sgoog1-
ssee 10 sesstss itsl1a, wiil speas =
~ assssasss q i:se s'sseek.
TAIs = ess ssw pssssllag 49,
firsl vtsls - -. - ~ = vo0oono
Mn vtth . ful1 heoeo. 8
WILLIAM Aleu01Dool. nn1o1H
1onunu1oD 0huuk {
ous1nv scoIDsl r 9 4. r.
DoGunoUs e1o111 - & &
La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13
Nsss H1saasslas CIsssA.

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nsoneslte eAussA vill ~ eDeoel -
1haaeeglvlag ny. ~ GAuseh vill
- oeeoee1 - ~ ~ g ~ peooeal
sesueeosA - w - oo11e e bo1os.
- IN ~ aboue olsooo. \ ~
~ oooue ~ oooOooI
~ moaDo oo1vo1o 49, -.
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La Junta tribune., 1915-11-13

Fir-s sseshosIl.e Ch.rch.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
LOSS OVER A MILLION
Forces Are Estimated al
100000 Men.

LONDON. Aug. est is stated
here that the German strength on me
western front is 1,SOO.0OO n On tne
Nastern front 400. 0 in addition
tbere are Austrians numbering LEU
600. making a total on the eastern OF
100000 and on both fronts OF 4'oZo'-
goo. od
casualties among the Germans ana
A~ustrians to the 3Oth of June We're:
Killed 3O6,12; died of disease, Io'SVo,'
missing. prisoners and incapacltateu.
54O.723: wounded, SOs 19Z; mahlhs
total losses to June 30, l.6tZ,444.
Germany had available at the Deglh-
nins of the war 5000, 600 men.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
INSURANCE DEAL Is
CREDITED TO TWOMEY
Local Man Instrumental in Getting
StudebakerS 10 Insure
WOrkingmcn.

Special to The News-Times.
INDIANAPOLIS. Aug. 25.-frlehus
of Ed. J. Twomey of South Bend nave
received notice hat il was ne Wiz
was instrumental in a deal whereby
the ~Studebaker corporation has cover
ed all of its employees with a group IN
snrance This scheme of insurance
cot,ers q life Insurance policy on each
envelope of the Studebaker company
which has plants at South Bend, IND
Detroit. and Windsor, Canada ana ehl-
ploves some 1900 persons.
The deal for insurance just com
Dleted. Mr.. Twomey's friends mere say
is the largest OF the sort known III the
history OF the company. IL mas no reI-
erence to the new workmen ; conlPen-
seton law i'm Indiana. The Stude-
baker it is understood
stands all the expense of carrying the
DOlicieS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
SHOT BY MOB MEMBER
Man Who Beat Wife and Child - Put
TO Death.

FORT WORTH. Texas, Aug. %
SIovack a farmer. under arrest
an q charge of beating his wife and
child was taken from the Jail al
sinner. Texas. late yesterday, and an,
ter being beaten with a wet rope until
no was nearly dead. he was killed Dy
a shot from the mob.
A dispatch telling of the lynching
was received here today. Inc mon
dispersed after the killing ana no ar
rests were made.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
FOR

FOR SALE-COrn shelter. bone cutter
lard press. hand cultivatOr and seeder
Home phone 7j20-J0S1 Bell phone $40.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
NoN-REsIDENT NOTICE.

ss-In the 81. Joseph Superior Court.
September term, 1913. Sophia SOper Va.
Frank Soper. Divorce. Cause No. 24GO.
BE 10 known. that the above-named
plaintiff has filed In the office Of the clerk
Of said court complaint against said de-
PENDANT I'm the cause together with "a prop
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

Notice is hereby given. thaI the under
signed has been appointed by the Clerk
Of tho Circuit Court Of ~. Joseph County,
state of Tndiana. exccutriX Of the estate OF
ANDREW !. sack. late Of ST. Joseph Coun-
". deceased.
Said estate is supposed 10 be solvent.
ANNA NJ SACK, Executrix.
Aug. Il. 1915.
CLARENCE STEUCKLE. Atty. for Est.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

Mr.. PIANO BUYER-YOu cannot afford TO
Shop; the store whose selling methods are
unquestiOned. You can send a child here
safely To buy "a plano and you are very
foolish II buy where you would be afraid
TO do this. No store agent or dealer, no
matter how euticing their proposition
may sound can give you better value. High
grade pianos at $4,000 and S2S5.OO. Player
pianos at $ 600. GoOd used pianos at re-
duced prices The Copp Music Shop. rs
:. Mich. ST. Est u yrs.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Up-tO-date barber shop vii
sell cheap on account of sickness SO =
LAFAYETTE 81. Inquire 1915 =. Main ST.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

FOR SAbE-5 passenger Mitchell touring
car. Inquire 40 y. Eddy. Home s39a.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

FOR SALE-One Maxwell roadster. one {
passenger REQ touring car. one ) passen.
ger Moon. Cadillac Motor SAILS Co.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25
HORSES, HARNESS. CARRIAGES.

FOR SALE OR TRADE-For young horse
or cattle. . acres Of new ground. Call
II. T.. 4713.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

FOR SALE Bicycles. s. and up. Also 4
b. p. gasoline engine. cheap. M ". T..
Gilman's, A. ) Michigan -. IL. T.. s64j.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

er affidavit that said defendant is not n
resident of the state Of Indiana.
Said defendant - hereby notified tnat
said cause viii stand for trial ON the lIth
day II October. 1915. the same being the
10Th day Of the next term n said court 10
comEuence az the city OF south Bend. on
the 3rd Monday in September next on
which day said defendant Is required 70
GEORGE NJ RAAB. CLERK.
BARRY SCANLON. Atty. for Plaintiff.
ORDINANCE M. 1T05.
An. Ordinance PixIng the Tax Levy for the
Year 1916 for the City OF Stuth
Bend. Indiana.
SECTION l. BE IT ordained by the tom
mon Council Of the city Of South Bend'
Indiana That there Ice and he-eby y
levied the following amounts for The year
1916 on each one hundred Dollars assess
Ell valuation. IS returncd by the 'ouhty
Board OF Review. for the objects named
viz.
For General Fund ............-..S1O1
Park FUND -..........--.. ~
Track Separation Fun ..... 10
Police PENSION Fund ........ .ul
- Firemen's Pension Fuud .-.. .Ol
Recreation Fund ......-..-.- ~
Sinking Fund ............-- 20
Total .at-p
SECTION > There shall Doe levied a
Poll Tax Of Fifty cert. ,u every male in
habitant ot said city. siar aad net a
pauper. Of the age Of twenty-o1e years
and not over &c age o. fifty years
SECTION 3. Tbs ordinance shall lc IN
full force and eject from and 1itc' IT'S
passage and legal publication.
Passed by the Common Council Oi the
City Of South Bent. Indiana. August ..
Attest. II +. ROSTiSER. Citv Clerk.
Attest: ARTHUR l.. MILLER.
President % Common Council.
Presented 10y me TO the Mayor of the
city Of SOutu Bend. Indiana. August Il,
1915.
II. T. ROSTISER. City clerk.
Approved aud signed by me August a.
1915.
FRED W. KELLER. Mayor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-25

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