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Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22

tiobbS aud II A. Jamisou went oN er
to Cape Girardeau on a shopping
trip Thursday,
Mrs. John Dellinser and daughter
of Fornfelt, who have been visiting
relatives here a few days, returned
home Saturday
Isaac Francis moved into the }.
B. LuteS property and Lon Smith
moved into the Eaker property vacat-
ed by Mr.. Francis.
Harry Miller, who had a stroke of
paralysis some time ago. was on our
streets Tuesday morning for the first
time in several months.
Glenn Burford came over from
Cape Girardeau Sunday to spend a
couple of DAYS with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. B. w. Burford.
Eden Miller returned to his work
at Neelyville Sunday after a ten days
visit with his parents, Mr., and Mrs.
II. l., Miller, of this city.
John bedrock. Jr., of Dry creek.
who has been visiting relatives in
ST Louis the last two weeks, came
home the first of the week.
NJ, NJ. Day can be seen going to
and from his farm early and late.
Marcus says hopping clods makes a
man eat hearty and sleep fine.
Rev. A. NJ. Campbell will fill his
regular appointment at Dry creek
Sunday morning and will preach at
the NJ E. Church in this city Sunday
evening.
Miss Ada Hussinger of Cape Girar-
deau. who has been visiting her
uncle. G. W. Cavaner. and other
relatives on Cane creek, returned
home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaiah Parks went to
Dexter Sunday. where he is installing
new machinery in the bakery for Mr..
Day. Mr.. and Mrs. Day came up
to work for Mr.. Parks during his
absence.
Rev and Mrs. H. d. Maness and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Butler went to
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Trustee Sale

Whereas, W K Sg,~sr ard Ortnts
Spccr, his ~itr. by '3se,r cer'Asn dccA n
trust. dated September Il. 1914. and re-
corded la ihn osseo ut 'ko gryaary.eg AZ
de",'s 'or the coan,y ot Bo.Huger. state
Of Missouri. In book Is. AZ page 1l7. ooa-
veyei 10 w l., Dunn, trustee, the ioiins e
ing described properly, situated IN The
county of BalNagvs. state NJ Missouri
to-wtt,
Tho north half ot tire southeast quarter
oi section swensy-an~ n. tn township
twenty mine - north Of sanec aiae
% ,. rAst Of ;h~ Nth principal meridian,
In Missouri
And. whereas, default has bcen made
in the payment ot the pvtncipa, note and
interest THEREON, described In said deed
Of trust. nna
Therefore, IN pursuance to she ecnti-
tlons Of said decd Of trust, !. the under
signed trustee, al the request ot the legal
holders oi said note. wlil on
SATURDAY, MAY Il, 1915,
between the hours If nine o'cltck iu thr
forenoon. and FIVE o'clock in the after.
noon Of said day, al the north from; do.ar
OF the courthouse, in the city of Marble
Hill, Rollinger county, Mo. ssl ai pub
lie vcudue, to the highest bidder for
cash, the above described land, to satisfy
said note and interest, and COS, oteIecut-
ing this trust, W. l.. DUNN,
Trustee
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Why Didnf he keeD Him:.

Beveridte is on bis way home
from Germany We regret the kai-
ser could not induce him 10 remain
lonGer.-Boonviilc Advertiser 1t
might he a good idea tor Teddy To
60 over tnr3e auI Iel EN- have a
chance 10 keep him raere, for it be-
gins to look like tie progressive
platform is getting ShaSy and it
might fall down with him.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Adm illustrator.

STATE ur NeSsss nj.
County o: Bo.AnEry.
In IRE Caunty eaurs far lsa,gtorcr
county. to TrRnAas NAY 'rsyn. \. =. 1918.
To Paul r. bailey:
F"u aro hereby rot,a~,I &hat r~15.san
II ahieh the following ia rr,,uv. ,a.xst.
PETITION rsa i'R.vk7E Rosn
Sections lD4'7, l0tIs. tnllp
X : iwD. NJ.
Tn TWE noSuR4n1E gRE Cs3. NJ, Corey
~ HtsllS1EN CnrNvY. Ms-ssa..s.
Your petitioner, ~ho i. au laea a.sant
ot the county az llaaaascr sa ,lsc state at
Missouri. ~ou'a rn-pec,tas,, ,vpse4cn,
that ss* Is ttt o&nrg ut H sFg-f a. ard
iy'ug pesns Ard situate tn ghe t,t.a4. ~
h"'!'ager IN she ssasr ~ Missouri. -.
scfih'ss - tosi1ee. too att Al n the
cast bali ~ ,he par'hsrta ga4ryer and
all MI 'h~ w"st haf' ~ she northeast
quarter, - sort.or thswv.3ee .r. In
township 'wca'y-a.no 81. uarsA ot
range tao tl0t. cast containing aen
hundred aad ssEty Bcyya. tssssv lr gass
Ttsas 'an puh6sc Ftaa ,...=s<s shsua.h ~
touches ~aad tract 81 Land aaA yaur
pttl'suasg waa.A therefore a-k fag ,hs
establishment Of private essaA trysu her
said premises 50 eonree; wlsh Ghe p4alge
road leading in"a tho village al Drum
'n The eonn'y vt ba.AaGrr. i'm !hn ssssr
ot Missouri, Ia the village ~ A8rAn~T.
In the county Of ~sg,Idara. he tho ssAtr
o. Missouri, "a ~asne convenient rasn:.
That sasd prsrasr road j. aa outgea q,
strict necessity TAAt thr y.Are q h.gr
said Fgssd ,s desired /. a. i.,2lsxs .s,.ast.
beginning n, the soa1hrasg corner af sha
@e@ half ol shn northeast gaNrny "a.
section th'rty-dvo lGE. in tawrshtn
iSon'y -Etne y. . north II range ten 10.
east, in the county nj H13lagvr. arsl STAT.
Of Missouri 'Sener nlHuin1 eAs, an the
IRE dividing the northeast agayysy ~
the southeast quarter trsm the south.
cast quarter ot the nagthra Quarter A
the aforesaid section ,hirfy FIVE rs. O.
the township ard range Aforesaid. twsn,x
chains. 10 the quarter sert.s.u cornsr ON
the section ilnr between ssx-sioas ,hgrY.
five 81 ard thirty-siI ~ in the a lore.
said township and range. po whcg~ n.
proposed private rpad iusers~ata the
aforesaid Dum and Advance puhl,n
road
That the proposed private roa4 viii
pass over and across the land a. pauI u
Bailey. who is uow non-r,s,den, o,
solhngrr county. Missouri. Your
petitioner further states ,ha, she has
given notice OF the presentation Of this
petition TO the Aforesaid land owne,
across whose land the said proposed
private road is to run, by publication in
The MARBLE HnL pREss, weekly news
paper for four weeks prior to its prrsenta.
ton to the county coun, which said
newspaper is published in the county Of
boiiinger, IN the state Of Missouri.
That the width desired for the said
private road is twenty feet. And your
petitioner viii ever pray.
CECILIA YoUSu.
VIII be presented to the county court
OF boliinger county. Missouri, at the
next regular term OF said court, to he
held at the courthouse, in the town Of
Marble aill. In the said county Of Boil.
iinser, in the state Of Missouri. on Mon
day, the 18th day Of May, A. ID. 1915,
and on the hrst day Of the term, a,
which time and place you may appear IL
you see proper
This, the 7th day Of April. A. ID. 1918.
CIcElliA You've.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22

Estate OF Lawrence Lizenbee, ]. II.
Jenkins, guardian.
Estate Of Warren Mcdowell, ]. D.
Mcdowell, guardian.
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1915.
Estate of Luther Masters, C. j, May
field, guardian,
Estate OF Samuel Joseph McMinn,
Sam j. McMinn, guardian.
Estate OF Thelha McManus, Harry
McManus, guardian.
Estate of John Maloncy, Joseph Fish,
guardian.
Estate OF Dewey G. McCray, Avery
+. Bollinger, guardian.
Estate OF Elihue l.. Miller, Eugene A i.
Miller, administrator.
Estate of Thomas n, Phillips ct al,
VIM. Lagos, guardian.
FRIDAY, MAY IL, 1915.
Estate OF Claude Pittman, J. r. VIM
ters, guardian.
Estate of David l., Phelps, w, II,
Phelps. administrator.
Estate OF Byron Rockwell, J, c. Cob
bic, guardian,
Estate OF Joseph Raden, Mary Radon,
executrix.
Estate Of J. q NJ Rollins, VIM. 2.
McCans. guardian,
Estate of Floy l. Sadlcr CT al, Matilda
c. Caldwell, guardian.
Estate of Roy l.. Smith ct al. q. W.
and L. @. smith. guardian
SATURDAY, MAY. ~. 1915,
Estate OF Ed +, Seahaugh. Maggie
VI. Seahaugh, adgniniaptrS.
Estate OF Clyde s,tfc ct ai Cors \,
Meyers, guariian
Estate ot James Seabauxh, J. ",
SeabauEh, administrator,
Estate Of Edward q Upchurvh. 8 T..
Dewitt. administrator.
Estate OF Fnncis y. Waltencr. c =.
and c { Wh,yeaaf ard o. y -hc;lcy.
executors.
Estate ot Dorothy YugAt ct al. John
A. Farmer. guardian.
Estate Of Berry zimmerman, Julia G,
Zimmerman. guardian.
All administrators. ckrrsuors. guar
dtags and curntnrs whose names appear
in the above list must appear and mako
settlement on their respective days ao~
eoSd1ng TO requirements Of law,
". C.. Cosx. Judge Of Probate.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Notice OF Pinsl Settlement,

Notice il hereby given ~ a'l creditors
and others, interested Ia she essas. Of
E,jhHe l.. Miller. dercase,i, that :. F,a.
gere A, Miller, administrator 81 said
ostat" intend 10 ulaEc ftna. snltlrrt~n,
;h"ret nj the next term & tho Probate
cgurt oG I+o'lnacr county. state 81. Mis-
soar', 70 be held a; Marble HUI an tho
't'h day ~ M9y. tets
EuSESr 4 NrArR,
Administrator.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others, interested in the estate OF
John Fee, deceased, that /, Geo, NJ.
Mouser. executor OF said estate intend
to make final settlement thereof At the
mex, term OF the Probate court OF Boil
linger county, state Of Missouri, to be
held at Marble Hill on the 10th day OF
May, 1915 GEo. NJ Mbuser.
Executor.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Notice OF Final Settlement
Executor

Notice is hereby given to all creditors
and others, interested tn the estate Of
I'd @ Upchu~h, deceased. 'ha; I, : r.
Dewitt, administrator of said estate in
tend 70 make final settlement thereof at
the next term al the Probate c,ur- Of
3o'sngcr county. state ~ Missouri. to
b" held at Marble I'LL an the l0;h day
Of May, 1918 Sc DEWITT.
Administrator.
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given 10 all crct,'o~~
ard others, interested IN tho estate os
Francis T. Whtencr. Diseased, ,hat ns'a,
G. r and {. G.. WhAcrer ana T. A
Shelley. executors 81 said safe .Etsr.5
20 make h1al settlement thereof ut, The
nezi ,e:w ai the Probate cpags Of E04.
Anger cognty. aaae oi Missouri. 10 ht
held at Marble H,.t oa lhe llsth day ii
May. 1915 {, r WwrEscs,
{ A SHETfEy,
G e.. WWTHNfn,
f,Ie-A.ur~
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
w. H, LUTES
Dealer in
COffinS and Caskets
Marble Hill, Mo
NOTICE FOR BIDS
STATE oe Missouri.

hpIl II, 1910
STATE oe MISSOURI.
County OF Bolinger.
Notice is hereby given, in pursuance
of section SSH Revised Statutes Of Mis-
sour, iSso, that sealed proposals from
any banking incorporation, association
or individual banker that may desire 10
ne selected as the iepositary o. said
county, will be received by the clerk oi
the county court Of the county and state
aforesaid. on or before the FIRST day II
the May term, 1915, thereof, Of said
court, at which the selection oi dcposi-
tary is to be made and until 1900 o'clock
noon OF the frs, day OF said term. being
May 10, 1915,
said proposals. shalt state the rate of
interest that slid banking association or
individual banker Offers to pay oa the
funds OF the county for the term o' two
years mex; ensuing the date Of SAID I'D.
sad bids shall oe accompanied ny .
check for nos less than one -AA!t oi one
per centan OF the county revenue ot she
preceding year A. a guarantee a; good
faith on the part oi ,ho bidder
The county court Will publicly open
said bids at noon on the frss day oi sa4d
term. i9ib. oi sand court, torihe parr-ose
OF selecting as the depos,tary q! iee
county funds. thc banking corporation.
association or individual banker offering
to pay to said county the Iargcs; rate @!
interest per aanum for said funds on the
daily balance.
The court reserves the right 10 reject
any and oil bids
Given under nay hand and the saAl Of
the county court Of Hoil,nger county,
Missouri, At my Office IA Marble
SEAL )HiI, county If Boliineer, stats
\-7GSoi Missouri, this TIN day Of
April, A, y. 1918
OSt AZ " YoCSg,
Clerk Of County Court,
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22
Pond Creek

Everybody is busy farming now
planting and preparing to plant
corn.
Joe Rea visited at Jasper Reas
Sunday.
Hobson Wagner, who has been in
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22

Doniphan Monday to attend the
Iron Mountain Presbytery and Sun.
daV school convention which con-
venes there this week.
I'd Reck, Napoleon Iount and II
B Cole have purchased the stock Of
goods belonging to the D. W Burford
store and expect to put it and the
stock belonging to II B. Cole together
in the building now occupied by the
Burford store
Drs. William Lagos and J, j.
Chandler of this city were called to
Doneola the first of last week to per-
form a delicate operation on the
eyes of Miss Hannah Roberts. The
operation was success and speaks
well for the ability of the physicians
Marble Hill press., 1915-04-22


management, circulation, etc, of THE
MARBLE HILL Press, published weekly
at Marble Hill, Missouri required by the
Act OF August y, 1912,
NAME OF POST OFFICE ADDRESS
Editor, Dean b. Hill, Marble Hill, Mo.
Managing editor,
Dean b. Hill, Marble Hill, Mo.
Business managers,
Dean B. Hill and
G, l.. Chandler, Marble Hill, Mo-
Publishers, Dean b. Hill
and G. l.. Chandler, Marble Hill, Mo.
Owners: Dean h. Hill ard
c. l.. Chandler Marble Hill, Mo
Known bondholders, mortgages, and
other security holders, holding percent
or more OF total amount oj bonds, mort
cages, or other securities:
No bonds, mortgages or any other
class OF Indebtedness
DEAN B. NlLL, Editor.
Swora to end subscribed before me
GCNNthis lith day Of April, >9i5.
SC|~ WI CHANDLER.
Notary PUyNc.
(My commission expires Feb, -, 1919
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The Goat Eternal


There comes OioGie Of massive proper
Loud pcors Of laughter that hcoreH'0ord
nc:
GAY fans are ,ohirlng in bHsstul comtor-
tioHS,
stamping and cheering and throtoi"0
a NJ.
Is II triple. q single. or doublo3
what is me cause OF thts rip-rod1nO
chcerf
Teu me. : bco Of you. tohut is the iroublei
O'Day has caught tUth pitch on the
earl
Noio thoy arc standing and tohooping and
rdUinO,
Thro,ci,tg a spasp Of pleasure supreme;
Biz fists are pounding and strdt0 hats arc
tCdUiHG-
joy az ne height Of midsummer
dream:
was Il a homer that cleared mp the bases!
TcH me, beg Of you. ohdt eau u bef
What means the giotC on those bhSS-cen-
tired fdceSg
OLoughlin'S cornered foul on the
knee.
wat tin the laughter is Ioudest and long
est
Wait til the cheering has come to IT'S
crest:
Watt filI the tumuH is mdddcst aud
strongest.
wait HH the lungs recch the limit Of
test:
wait tiH nou'uc come to the top Of the
reUol-
Whcr n ndy be or tUhdtouer the cHme,
crab il from me--dnd the tips on the
loUel-
Some Ump is hariug oneheiofdHme!
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NOW REGISTERED
IN UNITED STATES TOTAL 2,070, ,903

endar year 1914. Ohio shows the largest
gain, having ,096 additional registrations
to its credit since the first OF the year as
compared with an increase of only 36,SiS
in the previous ~ months. However, IL
must be remembered that the bulk of the
registrations are made during the first
six months of the year. so that II can
hardly be expected that the tremendous
Increase will continue at its present rate,
although IL is practically certain that the
1914 statistics will be far surpassed. New
York comes second with 25,302 more reg
istrations than at the beginning of the
year, and comparing well with it's gain
of 1892 In 1914. Michigan il slightly ahead
of Pennsylvania with 22, ,0S5 new registra-
tionF as compared with 22.Ol6 Michigan's
gain is already larger than its total ir-
crease for the entire year 1914, while
Pennsylvania is two-thirds of its last
years figure. Illinois is credited with
s.494 additional registrations, while Iowa
has 1900. Wisconsin has l6l0s, Indiana
has l5.70s, Oklahoma 1880 and California
l5.499. Other States showing gains OF
10000 registrations or over since the first
OF the year are: Minnesota, 14,635; Mis-
souri,. H,l2S. and Nebraska, 10000.
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according to figures gathered by Dom
sld Mcleod Lay, the number OF automo-
plies and motor trucks in the United
states has at last passed the 100000
marx, the total registration throughout
me country at the end of the first six
months of 1915 showing that 2,O70,9o3 ma
ehnes are in use between the Atlantic
sna Pacific and Canada and the Gulf.
lhese statistics represent the most ac-
.aiate count IL is In any way possible
secure, all duplicate registrations
being deducted.
Ihls stupendous showing at first glance
slmost overshadows the gain OF 33i,SO9
.eslstrations over the ,234 cars and
trucks In use at tho end of 1914. Signiti-
sant as these statistics are in the regis
uauon field, they also serve to indicate
ne Tremendous volume OF production,
rnieh, contrary to many predictions, in
s'san OF decreasing, has expanded stead
\, ~ 20 that at the present time practically
~ Vi our factories are either working
nsni or day or up to capacity. While
Nv s concern also has manufactured over
s~v gasoline passenger cars, the other
0rAers OF this type of vehicle have
a.lhoAt all increased their outputs, while
~ manufacturers OF electric passenger
~ ana those of trucks OF all classes
e round their factories taxed to the
ss',nost TO Keep up with the growing de-
HAnd.
4. PREDICTIONS as to the total output Of
ese factories during the current year
~ round TO be very conservative when
Ivy malt AZ total of 1000 cars and
tChs' When one pauses TO think that In
seuluon to the 100000 cars made by one
.npany there are several other con-
ns building from $1,000 to 100000 cars
,.s.y' and larger group OF manufac-
s4.eIs who may be credited with turning
~, ~ Irom 10000 TO $1,000 cars. II is found
ss az. eze'OOo Is by no means out OF the
vne OF the phenomenal features appar-
20 anyone analyzing the registration
sausucs for the last two years Is the
,1~n ,'.n mace by the States who's popula-
2n are for the most pare devoted 20
s..eH,.ure These growing statistics
~. <.te 70 emphasize the reports to the ef-
mat farmers throughout the coun-
AZ. 4lu especially throughout the grain
~ pt the Middle West have been buy
Zs Z vars In constantly growing numbers
are stu buying them.
OHIO SHOWS LARGEST GAIN
e'eparlng the gains made IN registra-
n. py the various states during the frst
NJ. rontns OF 1915. the ratio Of increase
N. esn falriy uniform es compared with
'Yk'suation increases during the cal
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Mclaughlin and Yost

Sir-.T see where "westerner" picks Me-
Loughlin to beat williams at Forest
Hills. 1t isn't very likely. Mclaughlin.
IN other seasons, adopted the policy once
credited To- Nost in football-that a iine
attack was the best defense. Lately he
has abandoned this old smashing attack
Tor style that needs n strong defense
and he has never mastered defense that
could meet a strong attack, largely be.
cause he never had to. The fact re-
mains that Mclaughlin now looks to be
caught half way between two STYLES. and
it is hardly probable that he will get
clear in time to beat man like Norris
Williams.
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REVERSE COURSE OF SWIM
Boxers Howell and Moore Will Start
From Gloucester

Because of strong ebb OF the Delaware
River tomorrow morning plans Of Tommy
Howell and While Moore have been up
set. and instead of swimming from Balm
bridge street wharf to Gloucester they
will start from the Jersey town to this
city,
The fighters and their managers will
leave here for Gloucester about 10 o'clock
a. m. tomorrow. The boxers will plunge
into the water from launch at Glouees .
ter and swim to Bainbridge street wharf.
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I913-19I5

Two years ago, as August drifted into
September. there were only two leaders
in the spotlight-John McGraw and Con-
ME Mack.
Each had just basged his NTH pennant.
and the world series acclaim was all
theirs. That was only two years ago. To-
day Mack is plotting the worst-lookiug
tail ender OF the decade, and McGraw
is making a desperate battle to finish out
of last place. Glory comes with a rush
in the old game. but it fades almost as
swiftly Yesterday and tomorrow are
almost centuries apart.
There is more bone and sinew TO the
Tigers ana Red SoX than there is TO the
White Son." writes Ty Cobb. Dope out
your own comment.
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BOX-PHILS WIN FIRST GAME, 80
OLD REDSKIN BASEBALL STARS
HAVE FADED; NOT ONE is LEFT
Bender, Meyers, Thorpe Johnson and Bluejacket No
Longer in Front Ranks-Travers Weakness" With
the Wood? Well, Has He Any Real Weakness?
By GRANTLAND RICE

We followed Travers for the greater part
or % at Baltusrol in the open. and have
since played four rounds with him on
dlHerent courses. 1f there is any one
using the fairly well-known wood bet
ter than he was upon those occasions We
fail TO remember IL. The idea that Jerry
can't employ driver with telling effect
this summer will be dispelled very quickly
at Detroit these next few DAYS
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Maxims of the 1ath Hnle

And it came to pass upon certain day
that golfer hoisted one high in the air
without remarking, We'll that is the
hlghest and that golfer, playing wei
short Of the green with mashie did not
say, II should have used a midron.
Hut Il SO happened that he had been
dumb from birth, afflicted utterly with
tongue that might not speak
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The Sunset Race

Two years ago the Indian was a vital,
even though a numerically small, feature
I'm baseball. Chief Bender the Chippewa
star, was then i'm his prime. Chief Meyers
was batting over 600 and was coupled
with Jimmy Archer IN leading all-Amer-
lean picks. Jim Thorpe was supposed to
pe upon the edge OF coming greatness,
while Bluejacket and Chief Johnson were
being groomed for leading roles.
To-day the last Red star has set I'm a
midnight sky. Bender is drawing the
worst year of his career Meyers has
dropped back below .240. Thorpe has
drifted to the minors, while Johnson and
Bluejacket are forgotten in the days
news 1t may be that other Indian stars
are vet to come-but at present the Red
race in baseball is at the lowest point IT
has been for 1j years.
Meaning What by Weakness?
"Travers' weak work with the wood
hNtV Mt pIat no
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Fast Bout at Allentown

ALLENTOWN. Pa, Aug. 25.-Stcve O'Neill,
of scranton, outpointed Fighting Bob Of this
city, in a savage lO-round battle at the Lee
high A. c. here last night There were no
lnockdowns. In the six-round seminal
frankie O'Brien, of Reading, beat Jakey MAX,
Of this city,
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Lehirh VALLEY Team 70 Play

The LehiEh Valley Railroad baseball team
wili line up against the strong Wissinoming
nine this Afternoon.
In. game will be played on the latter'e
,rou ads. TOrresdale avenue and Nankirk street.
f1arge crowd Is expected 10 witness this con-
81 Ia those two teams have been challenging
sou,e 81 the best semiprofessional mines In
pennsylranla and are considered fast hrst-class
laaehall players.
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Callahan Gets Decision

~ BTooklyn, got a decision over Gilbert Gall
iant the chelsea lightweight. al the Atlas
A. A. last night in their 12-round bout. cal-
ishan scored a knookdown In the nrst but
Gallant came back strong In the second and
held HIS own.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-08-25

.uan the Phillies win the pennant?'
~, sonething that each member
~ e,,h mas that question shot at him
o. our wv a hundred and more
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times every day. Nat
urally, none of us gives
a direct answer. The
man doesn't live who
can predict what will
happen in baseball. l
guess when 1 mentio1
what the Boston Braves
did In our league last
season-they jun pc d
from last place to first
in about two months
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SBatted for Lear i'm seventh.
Homers-AleNander Cravath, Buderus.
Two-base hlts-Schenidcr, Williams, Lu-
dcrus. Sacrifice hits--Herzog, Paskert
buderus. stolen bases-Wagner, Niehoh,
Bancroft Struck out-by Alexander, 8;
Schneider, /; Lear, /: Cochran, /. Base
on balls-cff Schneider, 8; Alexander.
Double plays-Willam to Groh, Schneider
to Wagner 10 Mollwitz. Hits apportioned
off schneider, In four irnings off Lear
( in two innings; off Cochran, in two
innings. Umpires-Rigler and Cockrill.