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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09
SERIOUS FIRE AT HAwLEyviLLE.
General Store, Odd Fellows Hall and
Physicians Office Destroyed.

SpeCiaI TO TNneS-ttepuUiIcHH.
Hawleyville, Nov 9.--Fire yesterday
destroyed the Mace general store. the
Spaulding building occupied by the
odd Follows lodge and by offices, and
DR.. Elliott's office. entaiiing loss Of
about $4,000. with light insurance.
Tho fire started in the Mace building
from an unknown cause.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09
CHINA ESCAPES
ARMED. PROTEST
Japan to Make No Milita1J
of Naval Demonstraa
ton. ~
NOT TO ENFe
DEMAND = DELAY

e"'hro".m., 2 ..n sh' k.' on New.
IS. as sus. : d in Pesins. Causes
Dissatisfaction in Japa-Diplsmats
and Special ENJOYS 10 Attend Jspa.
nsse Coronation csrsmoniaIs Royalty
Entertained at kioto.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09

A .sfiy exhibition" was recently held
IN London 20 teach the best methods Of
;ss=::::s 18th the ny pest.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09
aia censpiraey in Eaypt.

Berlin, Nov. s.-The Overseas News
Agency gives out the following dis
patch from Constantinople:
.Reports received from Cairo state
that great conspiracy has been dis
covered there, headed by persons In
the entourage Of the new sultan, the
conspirators planning to remove the
ruler and his ministers and liberate
Egypt from the British yoke. Forty
perxoY,a from the court were arrested
and twenty five already have been
executed"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09

Birds Of prey generally seek their
prey in the day 11sAe, while beasts Of
Dray generally seok theirs ct night
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09
City Commissioners Dies.

Mason City. Nov. 9.-Commissioner
Lyle +. Kirk died this morning OF
typhoid pneumonia. He had been III
several days.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-11-09
DELAY REPLY TO
AMERICAN NOTE
Britain Would Have Ques.
ton of Seizure Await
End of War.
NAVAL EXPERT PICKS
FLAWS IN PROTEST

Declares American Government Has
Overlooked Important Changes in
Naval Law Made Necessary by Ad-
vent Of Submarine-AcceptN Note as
Putting Washington Government on
Record But No Promise Is Made.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

same? But accident again interviewed
TO decide Coffeys future. At tho
gym several boxers, among them
Carl Morris, were training, and after
seeing them in action Coffey was all
for taking up boxing instead OF
wrestling.
When Carl Morris condescended to
put on the gloves with Corey, Jim
didn't hesitate a minute. AT tnat
.eriod Jim knew absolutely nothing
of the fistic game and all the diner
ent varieties Of punches and hooks
and jabs were as Greek to him. He
was a willing pupil, and the Oklahoma
giant had a chance to try out every
.ariety of blow in his repertoire that
Gay before Jim was satisfied with ms
lesson. Tom Shaw also had bout
" it'll his protege, and, as result, the
policeman sustained a fractured rio.
Shaw arranged the first real bout
in which Coffey participated. 1t was
o private affair, with only cops as
spectators and Jim's opponent was
big negro who had made a fair repu-
tation as a fighter. For a time the
black man showed up Jims Ignorance,
but Coffey needed only one punch
and when he landed it Massa Black
Man went to sleep.
Carl Morris was so mucn impressed
by the big Irishman that ne offered
him a Job as sparring partner, at a
salary of twenty bones per. Coffey
picked up quite a bit of knowledge
/ about the game while in the encourage
! of the Sapulpa giant, and decided tc
| embark in the biff business on his
! own account. Since then he has taken
part in two-score battles, and has won
sill but one of them. Soldier Kearns
| knocked Jim out in the first round
but Coffey afterward soundly whipped
| Kearns. OF his thirty-nine victories
in the ring, the Roscommon giant wor
| twenty-six, or just two-thirds, bS
clean knockouts. In his recent bout
with Carl Morris he made the Okla.
! homan look folish, and Carl never had
Q chance against the man who wa.
once his sparrfng partner. BY de
| feating Morris and knocking out A
Reich the Rosecommon bog-trotte,
has won a place at the top of thu
l heavyweight runners-up. He haI
cleaned UP twenty or thirty THOUSAND
dollars in the ring, and has safely in
vested most Of it.
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COBB ALL Alone
IN THE 400 CLASS
Detroit SWatSmith Falls OH il
Average, But Still Leads

Chicago, June BY Cobb Ia thaI
only -four hundred hitter" left In thel
big leagues, according to averaged
prepared here today. which includcI
batters who have taken part in tenj
or more games up to Thursday last !
The percentage of the Detroit star fel{
away during the week from APT -
.4o3. but he ran his stolen base tota
up TO 25 and his runs scored to ~ 70
as games, leading all RIVALS The fivx
leading hitters of the American
league, following Cobb, with the mum
Der OF games they have played in, areN
DAILY Chicago, 16. AGA; Thompson1
Philadelphia, ID, .s57; Fourier, Chi
cago, 3s, ass; Jackson, Cleveland,
1854; Russell, Chicago, IL. .S4s.
Cobb also leads in total bases wit
so, his long hits including six doubles
FIVE triples and one home run. Chi
cago with .2sS and Cleveland wit
.260 are ahead in team hitting.
American league pitchers who hav
won seventy per cent. of their cams
or more are: Faber, Chicago, wc
10 and lost 1; Fisher. New York,
and l. Benz. Chicago, s and 1; Daus1
Detroit. and 8; Foster. Boston,
and 2; Morton, Cleveland, z and 3.
Fred Luderus of Philadelphia cor
tinues in front among the Easdon
league batsmen with ass for
games. Then come Clarke, Cincif
natl, %, 1872; Good, Chicago, ~ 80
w. Zimmerman, Brooklyn, Ia 364.
The New York Giants have climbq
to second place in club batting wit
.2s1, Cincinnati leading with ~
Safer leads in stolen bases with
g. ,,,nr ooored 40 and in total has
with SO. His long hits inclpAe
| doubles, triples and Eve home rpf
| In homers, however, he is behi
Cravath, Philadelphia, who 10 cred
| ed with nine.
| Pitchers in the National league Il
as follows: 700 division, Pierce, ca
cago, won and lost none; Meadow
| st. Louis, and none: Strandrid
1 Chicago, and none; Mayer, Philad
phia, and 2; Coombs. Brooklyns
and 1. -
Manager Jack Dunn OF Rfchmq
leads in the International league
ters with APO, acquired in
games.
4 International league averae
| which include TUESDAYS ga mes as
latest, place Buffalo at the top In d
hitting with .2s7, and Richmond RI
with .271. Gilhooley leads the y
stealers with 21 and the runs get
with %, while siugging honors O.
Hoffman, Richmond, whose to
bases number So, with one dou
seven triples and two home runs.
Cav, of Buffalo, credited with
victory and no defeats, and Andrl
of Richmond, with two and none,
leading pitchers of the Internatioa
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
NO RESPECT FOR
IT'S Big BROTHER
Hartford Refuses to Bow to Balti-
q. more FederalS :.

Hartford, June 5.-Newark of the
Federal league was unable to do
much against Hartford of the Col
onial league yesterday at the weth-
ersfield avenue stadium and the game
ended 4-4 in the eleventh lining, the
contest being called in order to per-
nit the Newark players to catch, a
train. p
Newark apparently. had the game
sewed up, having a lead of to 8
when the ninth inning draperies were
being drawn. But Hartford was not
quite ready to succumb. Two of the
Senators were retired when Cannon
SHOT one to right field for a single.
Hogan lived up to his nationality's
reputation for furnishing stuff in the
pinches and also singled. Then
stepped up O'Brien. One strike, the
umpire crowded. Another ball cut
the corner. Strike two. Hartford
thought O'Brien was going to be a
second Casey at the bat. But not so.
Mr.. O'Brien just caught the next
one on the nose and then the ball
was returned he was " perched on
first and Cannon had sharpneled his
way across the plate with the tying
run. Neither team was able to
break the ice in the tenth or elev-
enth.
Score: 5
Et- r. h. e.
Hartford -. oooo1eo21oo-4 10
Newark 49,. 000002200o0-4~ 10 .
Batteries: Gaudette and Cannon;
whitehouse and Roberts
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
kER BEANED,
les TO HOSPITAL
tops One Of SCOTS Shoots
With His Head.

on. June 5.-weasers Of the
hosiery wersv3 to o winners in
st contest here this season Of
"a Sox. Those two runs were
q tumble and wild throw by
followed by j. Collins dou-
Ter was hit near the right tenn :
s. pitched ball in the first in
nd knocked fiat. He played
<tion, In the second inning and
sired from the game. going to
I'd Tor an examination. It Is
Isved that the blow will cause
results. Score:
r. h. e.
.....8000.o00 o O. z 0
10000, 0 0 90 4 2
EerfesScott and Schalk; Shore,
and Cady, Carrigan.
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o. & };};::, I!
NJ % Gmhd1d Rice

has had more men injured and more
raen sick. but his club is now coming
around, and when it does he will have
a machine on par with the first
three-Chicago Detroit and Boston.
Watch and see.
FROM MISSOURI.
The Red Sox Uplift.
The Red Sox appear to nave en-
erged from their trance at last, and
with several cripples back in shape
Carrigan believes that by the last of
June his club will either be first or
within a game or two Of the top.
The Red Sox will be at home for
some time, and during this period of
play they are confident they can yank
back both Tigers and White Sox and
prove beyond doubt the winter dope
which picked them to win was proper
ly arrayed. The stuff is certainly
there to win a pennant If said stuff
is properly parIeyed and Vancouver
ed. ~
Pronounced Raisel. w..
There was a young player named
Maisel, -
Whose eyes were a beautiful hazel
Although not a Ty Cobb,
At the base running job
It was always cinch he would raisel.
So S-t: r. L. F.
If John Franklin Baker is out to
bluff Connie Mack into launching a
sole or trade he is liable to find Con-
ME one Of the grandest little callers
hat ever sat in the game. Connie has
he peculiar habit of announcing his
say and then standing pat though the
01ll 1,.Sy
Jack Coombs is additional proof
that they can come back who have
the heart to get started in the proper
direction and go on to the finish.
Jack almost stumbled over his own
grave on the return journey, but the
record shows today that only one or
two in the game have pitched any
better ball.
Yale will make a desperate drive tC
even up in baseball and crew compe.
| tition for what Harvard handed her
| last fall in the presence of some
IS, 900 folks at New Haven. And this
| evening-up attempt should be fraugh
| with all the necessary h1p-hip, as botf
| the Blue and Crimson have excep.
| f;onally good material in both sports
' 1t is difficult to recall year WneTe
the two old rivals on the diamond ane
water were more evenly matched
and matched with material Of excep
tional class.
! There have; been any number o
| college stars developed this spring
but Colonel Yost says that Sisler, 0
Michigan. is the best college playe
he ever saw Mike Donlin is willin
to second this motion, which woul'
indicate that Mr.. Sisler must carry a.
| abnormal share Of merit. All he l
4 good at is pitching, batting, outheld
| INC and base running.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

s Games Today.
Chicago at Boston.
Detroit at New York.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Washington.
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INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results. l.
Providence 8, Newark 0.
Jersey City Z, Richmond 8, (ftrst
game.)
Richmond 9, Jersey City 5, (sec-
ond game.)
Montreal-Toronto-
Buffalo chester-postponed.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

which were much more d5ngel
to the combatants. Boxing, eva
it's dubious infancy, was thus a
name triumph over the preva,
brutal instincts.
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Baltimore z, Springfield 2.

springfield, June 5.-Baltimore of
the Federal league, which had been
neatly trimmed by Hartford Thurs
dav. scured it's revenge on the league
by taking Springfield into camp yes
terdav. to 2. Baltimore did not
have to try very hard to win.
Score: --'
n. h. e.
Baltimore 002031o01-7 10 8
Sprinefield O1ooO00o1-2 5
Batteries: Conley and Jacklitsch;
Reynolds and Kilory.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

Games Today.
Baltimore in Brooklyn.
Buffalo in Newark.
Pittsburg in Kansas City.
st. Louis in Chicago.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

Games Today.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
standing. of the Clubs.
Games Today.

New Haven at Springfield, ? games
ssTauntpn at Fall River.
Brockton at New Bedford.
Hartford at Pawtucket.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn. 8, Buffalo 8 (first game)
Buffalo s, Brooklyn 8, (second
game.)
st. Louis S, Chicago 8.
Kansas City 5, Pittsburg 3.
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ush steadies After Flight.

Bush Steadies After Flight.
[adelphia. June 5.-The Athletics
led the Browns 5 to 3. The
rs hit Bush hard in the first in
hut after that they were held to
scattered bingles. Oldring's
with one on base accounted for
rms in the first inning. Three
one . double, and a sacrifice
two more in the fifth. Two
and a wild ! throw by Leary
the fifth run.
knager Mack announced that Car
81. Fordham and Lehr Of Villa
would report Monday. Score:
\ r. n. e..
n ants 100000 o 0-3 s 3
1deIphia "a 100000 "-5 8 8
Etteries-weilman and Agnew.
b and McAvoy.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Brooklyn 8, Pittsburg @.
st. Louis 6, Cincinnati 1.
Only two games scheduled.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 2, Boston 0.
Detroit 8; New York 0.
Philadelphia 5, st. Louis 8.
Washington 6, Cleveland i.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
The Fury Record.


Hell hath no fury like woman
Well, how about the fan, benightey
s jay,
Who, with the bases full. observers
some bloke
Step up and poke into double play?
The Matty Status.
I'm very much interested" post
cards L. G., 'in the case of Christy
Mathewson, the greatest of them all.
Is he about through, or he is merely
in a brief slump" trs
Matty, of course, is no longer the
old Matty-or rather the young Matty
of other days. But is Is hard to
believed that he has slipped as badly
as the record would indicate, II the
record is to be used as the main testi-
mony in the case.
Matty's slump began back in July
CT the year before. From that point
on he failed to win half his games
in fact, hardly more than third Of
then-into October. That slump was
partically excused by the collapse of
his mates. This spring has been the
most unkempt Of many years. It has
ers, who need all the sunlight and
warmth they can get to oil out the an
cient ripper. So it may be that re-
turn Of summer weather the Giant
veteran may return with fair portion
Of his old stuff. About the only me-
thod Of obtaining correct answer is
to wait until the warm weather test
arrives . g.:
Tip to Golf Ball Makers.
Sir see where they are manu-
featuring golf balls that one can drive
800 yards with only g. fair wallop.
This leaves me intensely cold. Why
dosen't some concern manufacture a
golf ball that you can putt 10 feet
into the cup? Here Is L. chance for
an inventor to be the greatest bene-
factor the human race has even
known. 4
49, PLATO PETE.
Rubaiyat of Duffer.
Sometimes I think that never looks
so small
The waiting cup as when putt the
For though I putt and putt and putt
and putt, f..
The bally pill will rarely ever fall.
If Jimmy Coffey smashes his hands
hitting Jim Flynn, what would hap
| pen when Mr.. Coffey swung his
clinched talons upon the Gibraltarie
! dome of Colonel Jess Willard-the
| dome that even Jack Johnson couldn'
dent? .-....
/ Another Yank Jolt.
sir-I see where number o
\ writer's are picking the Yanks t.
/ finish fourth-ahead of Washington
| and st. Louis. 1 don't know abou
Washington, but they will never bea
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05

Court Friendly and Moose Play
morrow at Electric Field.

Court Friendly and the Moose 81
will meet tomorrow afternoon at n
trio field in the Fraternal league.
Red Men and Junior Mechanics
the Tabs" and Eagles are batt
this afternoon at Walnut t4sh pei
The league standing follows: ),
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
.wilkes-Barre s, Syracuse 8.
Utica 8, Scranton 2.
Troy 6. Elriira /.
Albany I, Binghampton 8.
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Games Today.
Newark in Jersey City.
Providence in Richmond.
Buffalo in Rochester (two games)
Montreal in Toronto Ctwo games)
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Gleason Takes Honors.

Pawtucket, r. l., June 5.-A duel
of pitchers, in which hit and strike
out honors were even, was decided In
Gleason's favor when New Bedford
defeated Pawtucket.
Score:
r. h. e.
New Bedford -. ,oooo1Qo1o-2 8
Pawtucket ..... 0100O0Q00--1 s
Batteries: Gleason and Phillips;
Adams and Mckinley.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
senators Get to steen.

aShtngtOns June 0.--6y HlttiHS |
81 hard in the seventh inning the
afors scored enough runs to win
opening game, of the Cleveland
~. to L. But for wild pitch
shaw In the visitors half of the
b inning with man on; third Cleve-
b would have been shut out. Com
Iv. the Senators right fielder, af-
driving In two. runs with a base.
sprained his ankle and will be
OF the game for some days. Score:
r. h. e.
veland 20 o o OIL o o o Oil s 4
Rshington 20 o 00O14 SO 8 % |
BATTERIES Steen and o'Neill; Shaw
b Henry.
silk O'Loughlin Much on the Job.
New York, June 5.-slin Caldwell
REV his glove harder at the Polo
punds yesterday attention that any
his teammates hit the ball. AS
ms can't be thrown across the plate
Eth gloves, and as the Yankees
yuldn't bat any in and the Detroits
[dn't do anything to let the YAM
he's bring in any, they, the Yankees,
dn,t make any. The Detroits did.
hey won, and the score was to
EaAdweu flung his glove in the air
|4er decisions by Umpire O'Loughlln,
|I1k wasn't looking the first time and
him stayed where he was-out there
b the apex pitching ball. The next
kme. Silk saw the glove as It was
|orning down from the sky. That
VAS in the ninth inning with two OUT
Ina Just after steal home by Coot
which Caldwell was certain wasn't
Itea1 home by Cobb. Whatever 7
WAS. whether Silk was right or wrong
lip went the glove. Silk saw It ane
Slim did not continue out there OF
The apex pitching ball.
Whatever may have been the merits
81 the affair between Slim and Silk
heading to ejectment of Slim, the De
kroits would have won the game jus
the game and practically just as de
|cdsively. They had two runs befor
Cobb in a moment Of restiveness an
lust to vary the monotony Of a strin
81 ciphers made a base hit. stole sec
lcnd, kept on to third on a bad thro'
and then stole home. Score:
81 r. h. [
Detroit 100000 Ia 5
New york ~. 90 0 soe.0O 90
Batteries Dubuc and Mckee; Cald
well. Pieh and Sweeney, Nunamake
q +
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-06-05
Baseball in
a Nutshell
COLONIAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Fall River 4, Brockton 1.
New Bedford Q, Pawtucekt 1.
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Fall River 4, Brockton I.

Il HI1 ftINeF Il, bfUChto1t II
Brockton, Mass, June 5.-Re-
markable fielding by Fall Rivers in
ner and outer defense was largely
responsible for Brockton's defeat.
Score
r. h. e.
Fall River 20o0Oo011--4 s 2
Brockton o1O00000o--1 5 4
Batteries: Golden and Kelley; Ben
son and Dempsey.
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OTHER SPORTING NEWS ON
PAGE TWELVE.
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
At Lewiston, Lewiston 6, Fitchburg
2.
At Lawrence, Lawrence 9, Lowell
o.
At Portland, Worcester II, Port
land 8.
At Lynn, Lynn S, Manchester l..
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-16
THAT HURRY-UP MEAL
Simple Solution of a Prob
lem Which Troubles Every
Housewife.

The early breakfast when someone
has oversight. the hasty lunch which
must be ready at a moments notice,
the late arrival or unexpected caller
when substantial meal is neither
convenient nor desirable-all these oc-
gasions afford opportunities for that
wonderful food product known as
Matted MILK to demonstrate it's use
iulueSs.
Here is q food which is not only
great convenience to the housewife, on
account of the ease with which il can
Re prepared, but which is also an in
valuable article of diet-not only for
inXalids ana dyspeptics, but for those
IN robust health as well,
Mailed Milk II palatable 10 the taste,
easily aasimilated. restores energy, and
affords unusual nourishmcnt with a
minimum tax on the digestion.
But all Matted Milks are not alike, as
has been demonstrated at the san
Francisco Exposition, where the eX-
perts awarded The Grand Prize" to
the world-famous brand known as
"Bordeu's Matted Milk in the Square
Package"
You cannot afford to experiment
with inferior kinds. The best is none
too good in matters of food and
health Insist then upon Borden's-ln
he square Package. At all good drug
gists.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-16
EDGAR HELMS WEEDS
SAN DIEGO GIRL

A san Diego paper says: "A quiet
home wedding occurred Thursday aft
ernoon, November Il, at o'clock
when Miss Edwina Lucille Kaufman,
daughter OF MR.. Katherine NJ. kauff-
man Of this city, was united in mar
riage to Edgar 5. Helms of Imperial
Valley. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. e. r. Watson, former pas
tor of the First Unitarian church.
The bride has a host of friends in San
Diego who join in good wishes for
her happiness. Mr.. Helms is a form r
newspaper man of san Francisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-11-16
REALTY TRANSFERS
Reported daily by the Peoples Alb
stract and Title Company:

George w Maxon ct uX. 10 Louise
II. Cooper. u Of Tract 119B, and
Tract 12o, 1915; also sW Il of Tract
lob. 13-15
Frank f. Fender ct ux. to J. w.
Weinbergcr ct al, part Of Tract LOG,
l5-15.
Francis s. Law ct ux to Harry s,
Moore, Tract IS. 14-13.
Y. McFaddcn, tax collector, to City
of El Centre, lot IS, block 3, Eel Cen
tro.
City tax collector TO same. lot IS,
block 4G, FL Centro.
City tax collector to same, lot 2G,
block >, El Centre.
City tax collector to same, lot .,
block sc, El Centre.
city tax collector to same, lot Il
block 46, FL Centro
City tax collector to same lot 1a
block ., lei Centro.
City tax collector to same, lot 90
block A6, El Centre.
Charles T.. Mohnike eft uX. to James
X. Hermon, lots 4 and 5, block ,, Sec
ond addition to FL Centre.