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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
MEANS MEETING
OF ALL LEADERS
Baseball Action at Chicago Will
Cause Roundup of Big
Leagues.
CLUB OWNERS SUMMONED
o. q. Men Expected to Hold a Confer.
ence to Map Out Line Of
Procedure.

Chicago. Ill. Jan. :. - President
Thomas OF the Cubs yesterday was or
dered TO appear before Judge Lands
on Jan. 20 TO answer the various
charges made by the Federal league
in its plea for an Injunction 10 dis
solve organized baseball. Thomas was
the first magnate 20 be served, as he
was the only o 3. official the court
attaches could locate during the day.
Suhpoenas for the other twenty de
PENDANTS named in the Federals' bill
VIII be served as fast as they can be
reached
Just how organized baseball Will at
tempt 10 defend itself is not known.
The suit came as = big surprise and
o. p. owners will get together in star
chamber session before any definite
plan of battle viii be arranged
The hearing viii bring TO Chicago
the biggest gathering of baseball ce-
lebrities that has assembled here in
years. Every one of the 16 club
presid snts has been summoned as well
as Garry Hermann. Ban Johnson and
Governor Teuer. the national commits
sion triumverate. Two other sub
Doeuas also have been prepared. one
against each OF the major leagues as a
body. All the subpoenas are return
able within % DAYS
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
May Race at Chicago.

Other purses which may be added.
provided the plans Of their promoters
are realized. are, Chicago $4,000:
New York. $4,000; Minneapolis, $780,
600; Detroit. $4,000. and Los Angeles,
$4,000, together with minor offerings
by dirt tracks, such as Kalamazoo,
Peoria, Grand Rapids, etc, from 81 500
on down. Altogether the prospects
are such that even the most doubling
Thomas cannot refrain from enter
tanning the most sanguine opinion as
to the future Of the auto racing game.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
1900 BLOCK QUINTET
TO PLAY AT De WITT. IA.

Manager Bin Smith OF the 1900
Block basketball team announced to-
day that he had secured game with
Dewitt Iowa, TO be played on the lat
ters floor Saturday night. The locals
will leave over the Milwaukee road
from Davenport at $3.50 Saturday aft
ernoon. The basketball team is com
posed OF men who played in the 1900
baseball team last summer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
c0rbett win Manage Hope.

Tacoma. Wash, Jan lanes J.
Corbett, former heavyweight cham.
pion pugilist and present vaudeville
star. has branched out as a fzht man
ager. His protege is Joe Bonds. q
local heavy who. the former believes,
is the kingpin of ithe white hope
crop.
While hero. Bonds boxed severa-
times tor Corbett and made such a
good impression that the old-time
wizard of the mitt game consented
TO manage him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07

Buffalo Feds. The contract was signed
in Dalton's home in Newark, n j.
after a conference with Manager Lar
ry Schlafiy and President William B.
Robertson of the local team. Il was
said Dalton viii receive $1,000 more
a year than he did with Brooklyn last
year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07

match in Chicago. Stone is confident
he can defeat the famous Greek. pro
vidinE the strange hold Is barred. but
Demetral IS equally confident that he
can beat the Russian under any terms.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
ONE VIM. SUNDAY
SPEAKS HIS MIND
No Use for the FederalS but
Blames Players for Pres
ent Conditions.

/ Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. BILLY Sun
day. the evangelist and former dla-
mond star. was asked for an interview
on the baseball situation. He seemed
elated that the opportunity was to be
given him to get off his chest, as he
said, a matter that, next to his relig-
ion, was to his mind most important
Il want to say right at the jump of
that I haven't a particle of use for
the Federal league, and I am opposed
10 the methods it has employed TO get
players. I haven't the slightest objec-
ton TO any body o. men starting q
league, but when they do so they
should develop their own players, and
not take them from another organiza-
ton. the way that the Federal league
did and is still trying to do.
Its all right for them to start a
league of their own. but the Federal
league has no right to break up wha,
other men have spent years of labor
and thought and lots of money to
build. They ARE simply tearing down
what others have constructed"
you believe in organized baseball,
then he was asked
Yes. sir" snapped Sunday. cor
gaujzatlon is necessary in baseball
the same as IL Is is in everything else
When YOU do away with organization
in baseball you arg going 10 break up
the game.
The reserve clause is necessary to /
the very life of baseball Do away
with the reserve clause. which per I
mits a club to hold ONTO player after 1
ii has found and developed him. ana .
YOU won't have much sap lett in 5Hel
baseball tree.
Would Plank, Bender. and others /
have been the great pitchers that they
are if they had not been carefully
coached and developed? Without the
reserve rule they would have had he
light to quit the Athletics whenever
they desired, and -ilev would have
been no incentive 10 erajn them and
bring them to the point Of greatest
efficiency.
You can say for me that j. sha
baseball player isn't careful ne vii.
ill the game by jumping his CONTRACT
u.s. because he is offered a little more
money.
4 blame the players for the presen
ond!tion OF affairs They should
tick to the fellow who -. ped them
o so where they are. Lots OF them
re lemons when they get into
7ague. Eddie COLLINS was lemon
hen he broke in with the Athletics
tut Connie Mack took him in hand
lught him lot OF things about bat
ng, baserunnins and fielding. shiftea !
i'm from one position to another. was :
atient with him. and Eddie became
ne Of the greatest stars in the history I
the game. 6
IF they knock out organized base. ?
all I'm certain that Weeghman. =
ard ana the other Federal leaguers
III cut salaries until the PLAYERS .
on't know their pay checks. t
Copenhagen is now the mecca OF $
numerical men of all the belligerent
itions The hotels are full. and bust o
IS is good in certain lines. Among f,
utral nations, the United States is L
e best represented Many Ameri-
n firms are making arrangements 5.
= the immediate establishment of 0,
rect agencies. Germany has hereto
re claimed the headquarters of the %
: American houses, and their Scan NJ
nsvian business has therefore been
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
Dalton Hops TO Burfeds.

Buffalo. y. y. Jan. Federal
league officials yesterday afternoon
announced that Jack Dalton. star out
fielder OF the Brooklyn Superbas. has
signed two year contract with the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
For Bet Of $500.

Domstra1 and Stone will wrestie for
a side BET Of $500. and the bout should
be Q fast one from start TO finish. The
demon is al present training for the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07

Mrs Florence p Reesing. New
Yorks only automobile broker. claims
that II is no business for a woman to
take I'D as livelihood.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
Players May Be Called.

I'm addition 70 the gathering of mag
mates 81 IS thought that many players
whose leaping propensities have re-
suited In the legal action may be
called as witnesses. Walter johnson.
Hal Chase. and Ivy Wingo are some
OF rhe athletes who are expected TO be
called.
Regardless OF the decision of Judge
Lands the Federals hope that the tes-
imony brought out a. the hearings
may result in an investigation into
the methods of organized baseball. by
the government. In recent year. there
have been several threats of such pro
cedure and the Feds hope to get action
Immediately after Judge Lands dis
poses OF the case here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1915-01-07
At r. Q. CLUB ALLEYS.


1ss $50 sol 1855
At ST. JULIEN ALLEYS.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The Carved 9rsse Schools. q eallsse
that gives a thorough practical bust
meas training 90 Yuung men and
women. is one OF the neyitorlous IN
s,itut.ohs ot leafnins in the elty u
IL meeting With success The college
Ia situated Al siSs2Q Powell street. In
pleasant surroundings. and the prcsi
dent. " A GreEs. a practical. trained
teacher, Is certainly giving his stu
dsnts their moneys worth
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
SENATOR STONE TALKS
TO ALL DEMOCRATS
Ccentinuss from psss oo.l

them think a little and see II they are
not ashamed Of themselves. and " oh
Gafaiiy they are not ashamed oi
tbemssiyss. then Ia Il not time for The
rect OF us 80 inquire u W are moi
ashamed Of tbom'
EyerythinE may not bAve Eons 20
eHaru, sun us individually IN state sr
ustlon u rarely does Indeed u
everything exactly suited sny one ~
us, doubt II u ~ould sIactiy sUii
anybody else Gct rid Of youi EFoaoh
Turn ynuf ryrE on the ihinys dons
that arr Eood. instead Of pryinF
around for something 10 rriiirlRe
psmoerhEs Set aeOstd
The Democratic recufd Of srest
sehisyemrh, durins the last 'wo ,sars
srArcsiy has pafAIlrl IN our history
Read the exposition al this splopdis
record In The Rspuhlie and oihtf
Democratic pabis stioas achieve
mpnts state and natlonsl and thlnt
asA tAn ~ thrse thlnEe Think and
ak not only of what as parts We
have slrosd, dane but slsa o'on stal
mote Of thihes We are FolhE "a d"
tlEhi SWAY
" oppostupit, aad space permitted !
vSulA nto nop 80 sprhk in aetsl pi
the great thlags 40 bare done and q
The crest thinRs- W sEr goinR 20 ID
riph, away. bot you shogia Y0urseisrs
snow about ,hlber, and "a sso~ ab61'
,i,cm Il yoa fesa fiernoe'aiie payers
and literature ~ course y You read
Repsbican papers sra lijsfstute ! cafi
easay undesstaBa how Y0a Mas b.
aslals-f
susas stats riesst Urged
M yAHnf there has brses bssn q
greater opportunity ~ = mgfr press
/ llns asty on Defaosfsiir edliotr IN MIS-
sour "a a. srvst party ard rntiis
service than ngw They should spread
spfead csassissslT the sosfei o'
Democratic party AsbissrmeH, and
pgfp0ss
3 One ufhss thsns - 10 ify 10 nSfn
cate stfoux stats iicksi sfh wa
40 . tlsta well Distributed in svsrg
way and sieft q spDeai "a tbe few
Democrats. hsfs sud there. sb9 us
whungiy II noi uhSonstipgsiY. sf'
tasklug In war e. GslB che pbAu4y ID
ronacg gaR stog sud iaYhk shai d
81 All ~ ,hrrn To eN ethtfs 'h'
great mass : say - uF 80 forward
wfsheni fear og fshr4ing 70 shat
bsiieYs v.] - roftsla sietofT
w sTJ%E
81 fgDs. tgiy E 1875
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
D0lk6S IN SOCIETY
Isfersstise Bss.is Ceae~rs-
ins th. People et ~. J..spk

Mrs CbAtics T Hummer let, Tues
day for Florida
Mrs Sarah CrandAn Ia spending
her vacation Ia Colorado.
Mas Lucille puecheic IL the guest
et Kansas city friends
Miss Marie Yaneey Is visiting
friends a, Kansas Ciu
Mr. c ' Enrlght is expected home
from New York today
Nj. aud Mrs. " u grMurtrlr wiil
leave next week fot an eastern trip
Mrs VIII " Beckett Is in Haynes.
\ IAk where she Is visiting sister
Mrs u EisbufR and tpo daugh
ters are home from Excelsior Springs
Marie and Pearl Toomey are spend
,nr the week at EScelssor springs
The members OF the Lotus CiUb
we're entertained At nah Try las,
nighi
A large dslrrai!on ot ~ Joseph
society people wIli 40 90 Baisam Lake.
W,s next week
( Mr. II +. rlstt and daughters. Al
nson and Esther are sojoufnins a.
Excelsior springs
Mrs. " ~ 0atdnsr has tof hsi
guests Nlsses Jossyhihs and Aims
Eviur Of Kansas city
The wofoAns Colt Laut h@on club
sAs the guest of Mrs Frazer Les
Ford st tbe County Ciub Tuesdai
Mr and Mrs James . @arweii and
ldsaEhtsrs tfehr. Befnice and Pay
have returned from osakcs MIN
Miss Helen Foley shd Nfs v "
Aurpons. wh0 we're secretly married
July i2th we're found ost" = sssk
later
. .-4-aa-
Np Kate Hskse. Who hsE 1sen a.
TO- bedside of Mrs Ella Lars, wbt
. ls a. At Bucyuss. Ohio. h exPetts'e
home TO-DAY
: .aa--4aas
|, Miss Jennie Thiatay Ia tho Kaesi
; ot her slstsr ~ Isalts Colo whsr'
. shs vTli spend tss heated isrm 81
! there ~ 0nsi
Mis- HaEei 0staFus sHd ~ hen
, iErula shaitn Nefe u5srsl@a a. ~
J some ~ ~ bFsaes rsren'e NJ snt
a "a
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

sr 1ogEFH sANIrARttM NJ fof
rectal dls~zsvs plea cured wlieeas
pala. CsoioIoym katie. ilEAture elamr,
eautery ~ eefaoiie ACID Cure Kuar
ansprd. no pas nntll cars V effected
ostcs and ruoms thi7d npo' BAlilaFw
eellalas. oalcs hsafs, ~ 10 ~ ana
8 10 Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

All the hsaha at 81 Joseph Nss bew
pasias t0pr per cent thiere%s % de
posiss. - AKAins, tAres paid ~ the
hants W Kansas city u 10 ngured
thar she extra oRe pei eeas win b.
worth ts0.ooa . year TO tkoss who are
tastanAts enoesh to have money in
the hAnke
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
aREArER 81. loSEPn

Ready mixed pain, IT 81 to 81 pei
FAlion Lead. $3.50 and - 80 q 100
Buy from manufacturer save middle
mans proft Kansas CITY Paint a
Glass Co. manufacturers Of paints and
vArnishes, 1898 Fred ave Phoae Man
233s ADV.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Nineteen prisoners sentenced IN the
penitentiAry ~ the last term Of the
criminal court were taken to Jefferson
Cl,y Tuesday Seven guards were In
charge OF the party
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The Home Purchasing Rally" SEPT
"a has bern At aside ~ she Missouri
NurthSestern Coiursd Hospital aud
orrhsnAge Tor the purpose OF raisins
funds 10 vipa out the Indebtedness of
that institution Prof Harry Rosiason
is the president ei thv B~wly orgAn
iced orphSnAEo A 7 Walker. score
tary. and W A zieuehdosi. chairman
u the board Of trustees
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Learn 10 sSim. and enjoy ihr fne
water At the NRtAtorium. Second and
FrAncis streets O u kay Is the
mAnAEer and lesncs Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Rohidour shee Repair Co. as
francis Phone I0ii Ftee call and
ieliveTy ADV.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The concrete foundation OF the new
Methods, church hospital building ~
Eighth and Fsraon streets has bres
completed. and brick work win begin
10 few days
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The jet White laundry company
Tuesday tiled voluntary petition IN
bankruptcy In The federal cvart ia
bnuies ttr.e3l 53. hssets tz3.5is u
Attorney @. " Watkins vas appOlut
cd receiver
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Beautiful pictures for ball. pario'
or library, artistic framing and fins
art goods Sc Jos@ph Ar Store. ss'
Francis street Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The nfth aantial Atrnir 81 the street
railway company emRiosrs ~ii be
hetd a, iAks Contrary nex; Tuesday
A. c. RlancAArd wedEesaa, waa
hsld 10 the criminal ooArt OF tse
charge OF Asssai,inE Msyfts stexal
~ith ioisnt 10 kii
Msasrhotfss. tbs ander1sker, With
lady Atteaaani. NsatA and FeiiN
streets Adv
George Crisswell one Of thr innu
entiai cltlEens Of Mound City, was
transactinE business To- 81 Joseph
"Wednesday.
The city council has passed an or
dinNnos providing that male prisoners
al The city SorS house shalt Sork etFht
hours each dsy sHcepi sgnday
i.Abor nay IN 81 Joarph, Sep, g. ls
going TO be bis affair The commit
tee ON arrangements 10 hSs,ltns ap
an entertaining program
Edward J Tcahsy water works
employe, committed suicide BY orsas
ina = quantity OF carbolic acid Al his
bonn. north Of the city sunday nishi
.s-a~---~
Dr. Tit. diseases Of women, 2la =,
sth ADV.
X } Groves. father OF Attorney
George Groves Of this city. died Al
home tn Atchison Saturday morning.
last. s, the are OF eighty three years
Henry and William Jackson we're
held 20 the criminal court "wednesday
on charge of assault With attempt
to rob A X. Godsey's saloon Dec ~.
last
For the best values IN whiskies try
lrlGert's Also his 2Sc Merchants
Lunch. 207 : 9Th II Ad,
Police judge Alice did good thlns
when be made an order the other day
bAnishIns hoy spectators from the
court room.
William n Binnlcker. fortyIwo
years old. a clerk for the Morris Pack
ina company. died Thursday afternoon
al his home. ,2l North Seventeenth
street
FIrst OF the week water IN Lake
Contrary vas higher than ~ any time
since 1881 and much damage has re-
suited TO property owners along the
lake
Df Johu J. Byrne. t2 Corby For
see building Adv
OF the 207 teachers In St Joseph.
2O5 have beeu employed In the schools
for fys yeArs. rs for four wears. and
aos for ten years. while is9 have had
two or more years trAininE in normal
school
The Metropolitan Paving Company
has been awarded the eontTsSt 10 pave
/ Ashland avenue from Usage 20 Loy-
erS' Lane with asphAIiic concrete a, a
cost Of l33sgs
Teehey q Downsy Tor best I'iumh.
I 'nE aud Gas Ff,;ing 1909 Frederick
Ave Phone iis Adv.
--.s--..-
TIE order O. MarrAbees Of 81 10
seph hsia ice first annual bsnqpst q,
Z the Robidous "Wednesday nisht Nsyor
HeRry l. Jost Of ksnsAs City vas the
principal spesheT
More than haii million dollars
wer~ collected by The internal feFe
noe Office Ia 81 Joseph during tbf
Isssf cndias Juiy / - Joseph brew
cries manufactured 100 coo hArreis oi
beer tossliHg S.2oeooa gallons
Spelinssu's restaurant. as Tranrls
street, H oae Of the popular ostins
ulaces in the rity Try 81 fof the mid
iay lunch yop Wlil Ike the seryic'
and the locS;ion is mosi cOhvsniea, --
Aav.
Ihs boE iactofT snd irs plsui ~ tbs
biE peekinF house q Morris Co
IN -. south EHA was destroyed b.
Gre Of unknovn origin Saturday night
sataalnE an estimated loss OF $50 go
Z
william n n~bord ~ the postoffiC'
forcs. 10 tbe champion ionE dtsizne'
postal employs oi this section LIS
saturday ks was maroons6 =, Alsanl
~hiis visiting bis parents and 81 thet'
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The state tree employment bureau
has been unable TO supply the demand
for labor, most OF the ealls coming
from farmers in the surrounding eoun
ties.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

IN. eTp y nssBs . Aara ass, sus
pur~ mna
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Mis- Harsi 0stofus ESD ~ fien
iErla shattn Nrfe ussrsi@d 81 fkf
some ~ ,ks bs,ae's rsfen's ~ aaG
WIS George Usls7fHe. Hondsy siEhi
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Everything you need FOR any sihd Of
Painting. Wallpaper. Chandier's PAiat
A Glass Co, All Edmond Et--Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

FOR the hftisth time in 80 many
years. the agitation Of u hard road
from here TO wAthena Is being con.
Sidered. and ~tth come show OF sur.
cess
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Ira Heikes . farmer oi near Blair.
KAns. whnc In this city last SATURDAY
night. was stabbed Al Fourth And SIC
amorc streets by Clih Btovn. local
character. who has not been sppre.
henaed Helkss died Al local hos
rita! Monday morning
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24
LOCAL MATTERS OF
GENERAL INTEREST

which n.vp-.iss. I.e.i M~--.-s
Gs.ss.s ye.~pA A.ysklsa p.s-rvt-s
.f I~~e. C.aA =. Fe~.A 4. rA..~ C~i.~...
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Painless EttrArtors pfs Rkss 4
Rass dentists. fIg ~ FtHr street
Telephone Main ss9o--AaF
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Matt pugdale. sixteen years oAd, E0n
q, the owner ot the Frsusd PACKING
plani IA soatb PARK wAs AIDED vhen
a team ot horAss attached 70 hos
wagon ran sway IN South So Joseph
about 2 % Thursday afternoon
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Davis bros Tor acre tracts and
tarms Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Il is With VsofUund s0sroT 'hAt Ss
Announce ths death of little Ailcs
Nora hs slFh,-yeara'd daugh'sr q
AZ Aud Mrs Charies MAY a. trf fan
st scrse sal lIGEhuFe hrsaue nj
wsy 10 a reporter ioy Tbs daasile
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Let vAhs Laundry, tht old rershls
Telephone l2I Ip'0"n Office as
\ eih s. ADV
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

More than haii million dollar
wers collected bY The internal fese
noe Office iu 81 Joseph during tb'
year endias Juiy - Jossph bre~
cries manufactured 100 coo hArreis q
beer to,sliHs S.2ec.ooa gallons
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

yArpcs q skiamors. the wetikhs
Guiltotd sanksr Visited tTsends here
yesterday.
gade. Meyers dlVision Of the cir.
cut court adjourned "Wednesday. The
aext tern begins IN octOess
Davis Rros.. Insurance 7th and
FrAnels. ADV
Roy crun aies walnut street was
stabbed and dangerously Wounded
TUESDAY nisht by q negro.
Esnss, q Neihsron. dentist. has
op~sed al oxire in the Ions building
on Edmond stree,
pr Ernest O Sethsrion. dentist. ~
Edmond street groene noOr Of the
L0ns baildIaE Adv
The ihtcrurhan line between here
ana kbnsAA ANN hAs oNsth h@aN y
mail carrier between tbope points
Money saved By having Roy N.
Jackson do yoar plumbing. H7i Frah.
cas-. Main 67a..--AdS.
Ia judge Aiien's court Thursday the
jury found for Philiip r. steEall In
his personal injury case against the
stree, railway company He had sued
for $4,000.
y p. Meyer. dentist. 4i2 Corby
Forsee bRTlding ADV.
The estimated damage 30 the crops
IN Buchanan oopntJ by storms in the
past few weeks ls In the neighborhood
OF .sea .eeis
Or @ +. Ford Practice limited 10
the extraction OF teeth. tos Corby.
forsec Adv
The government snaEboAt McPher
son 10 engaged in removing obstrae
tions from the Missouri river north Of
st Joseph
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Davis n,es~ real estate. ttA and
FranclA Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

spelln,sn's restaurant AIS Tranrl,
street, ~ oas Of the popular cstins
uiaces 10 the rity TrY Il tof the mid
lay lunch yog will IKE the seryiss
and the locS;ion is rnosi cOhvsnIea, --
Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The government snaEboAt McPher
son is engaged Va removing obstrae
tions from the Missouri river north o.
ST Joseph
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

TIE order % MAccAbees Of 81 jo
sePh hsid i,s first annual hsnqpst ~
the Robidous "Wednesday nisht Nsyoi
HeRry l. lost Of ksnsas City was ih'
principal speskeT
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Teeney q Downey for best fiumh
'nE and Gas Fp;ing 1909 ftederiol
Ave Phone lis Adv
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

william q D~tord u the postohlCs
force 10 tbe champion ionE distance
postal empioys Of shis section Last
saturday hs vas mAroonsd ., AlsanT
~hils visiting bis parents and 81 there
vas 70 other ueans ~ c0FHmunics.
tl0n. and be u&s due - berin Sork
Nusdzy morning b. started eu, On
foot ans made Uuios ssAf Saturday
alEht sunday n0ruihF he resumed
his tramp and vsdsd throaEh ihs
Platte &ad los uyer bottoms ard
tesehed 81 5oseph late spnfsy HiEhi
buf ~ ufur for bis wsrk Annass
-srr.rr Hs 'r1rug covered tnJ
mlct and pltn'y Of rrpieiiver
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The Metropolitan Paving Company
has been awarded the eouiTset to pave
Ashland avenue from Usage 20 Lov.
erE Lane with asphAiiic concrete ai a
cost Of t33s
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Miss tsnnis Tklfitay Ia tho Euest
~ her SISTER ~ Iselis Colo whsrs
shs VII spend tbs heated tern 90
there ~ 0nei
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Tie boH iactofY snd ies plau, ~ the
biE peekuF house q Morris A CO
IN -. south EnA, was destroyed BY
Gre Of unknown origin Saturday nlgbt
saiaalhr an estimated loss Of $50 go
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Or @ +. Ford Practice limited 10
the extraction OF teeth. 400 Corby'
Forsec Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

The estimated damage 30 the crops
IN Buchanan county by storms in the
past few weeks is In the aeiEhborhood
OF ssaa Gee
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Roy crun. aies walnut street vas
stabbed and dangerously wounded
TUESDAY night by . negro.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

gaHscs @ sksamore. the weiiknSvI
Guiltotd hacker, vislied tSssnds here
YESTERDAY
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

y p. Meyer. dentist. 4i2 Corby
Forsee bnTlding Adv.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Ia judge Aliens court Thursday the
Jury foand for Philiip r. steEall In
his personal injury case agsinsi the
street railway company He had sued
Tor $4,000
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

George Crisswell one Of the lnnu
entisi cltlEens of Mound City, was
traRsaeting business 10 81 Joseph
"Wednesday.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Ernest g Nethsrton. dentist. hA'
opesed al osioe in the Ions boiidini
on Edmond street
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

Money saved By having Roy NJ
Jackson do yoaf plumelng. s2i Fran
cas-. Main 6TA..--AdS.
The St. Joseph observer., 1915-07-24

A. G. RiancAAsd "Wednesday vaa
hsld 10 the criminal court en she
charge OF Asssai,inE Msyfis stegal
eth intsnt 20 kili