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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
Doping the 1916 Baseball Season
%%L--Amerlcan League Catchers
BY NUGli =. FULLERTON

count Billy ont ot tho ACTIVE. catching
houtt II II" works ten games. and M,
ifohablE Viii not work one Hut he is
q huge asset and on. never b,,n
boon called upon 10 nyurc before. I.n-
uingS knows very lttl. ahc,t 49,.
""'",'S ','" OIL me game. HIS weak
80. ""S "'N"HS b"rh In thai direction
'7"'''N'i'' " maker ana
P.'N''''N' trainer OF
-, t:,,i ,;,i 49, ~ WI" Tue "id
,,Iicnrn ,,.,T. priest ~
.,Hr.,ry 10 ~, 49,, .t, 't"'cS'
,rs and cotcbr,s nf ,hn n n'''h
Remember ma, p,.,rni, ~, -, "''
.uant-Siuuiur numb u,I,. -,
and catching. and Won. iyuI ... u.t',,
uu Important element, sullivan j., I,i,"
is I" BE-, shall dig deeper MO ib,s
Ina later articles. but ms, -, n,..s..,.
l"nr'nhrr MAJ Detroit ranks second on
'"'"S ''"'''eH
h""toh must he accorded third rank.
u Is an ""d catching stan 'ady *
u ""'""i Win some pitchers, and
'H''i''S - I"S' At ca'c'"r. trEpTtit-
1922 ''"N fihN h'eh Il partisan ~
- ~" 80" "hI'h nave Kept III" Rod
IN ''"'E 'hc y! ''" Si'atc~l Of
80 va ~ ''hit' ~ - a 'riH
,iS,, w mention r'iiSI"h Ia
~, ,ini,, . w ''''"' my"
Ink, i, nm -, ,.,,,,.,,,.;.,, ''." We -
of ma. Ens,nr r,,,t -; '''N' III
TO SAY thai certain ..h ""N
vardinS divorce. ami r.,u,r,i..,
mon. ilnpu.;u,l, - III. str.,,p,L -, -,
iioston club i;ian are TN, hn.;,r, .,,.o,.-
ages OF the players
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INCREASE VALUE OF GAME
BASKETBALL MADE MAJOR
SPORT AT UNIVERSITY
'TsiHi" Does iIouor To Quinn what,
'"> Made Such Good record
In Past lcnrs

'iiNii!.p1rESNIILE. VA A,ril
BASKETBALL has been made ,
~ ~ thc University Of rir.ini,
rms move in the athletic polio, nr 49,,
institution WAS mad" las, uinh, -,
meeting Of the General \,bIo,i
""cia'ion Fhis IlanEc has bnr, ,.i
'h'"d at the University of Viruin,, 60
! W" I''S' ir" years aud the hriilinu,
! showing "t the basketball team dur
/ ine that period was :, strong rnrto, q,
IN" disqualification Of the ,novc,.nt
winch resulted in the eicvation or I'm
, Spor' ~ the institution. This mcaus
'hat th" basketball players entitled
I |" fec"GnitI"n- Tor their athletic. SER
vice ma 'hiS branch viii be nwnrdnd
, 'H unqualified "" tn" official athletic
insignia OF the tniVerSiiy Of viruiui,
~ place Of The MONOGRAM IL y ~"
Si'th h"r"t"i"rn. and th,t the snort
! now - on the same plan" with foot
ban. baseball ana track
me ch""H" seems To cNprcs, the
general sentiment Of tn. stli,!eu, body
ana there Was Very little oppositiou 10
IT Virginia bl:,zcd tn" ,ruiI in .st,h
'Shlh"it 81 IN" gam" IN tn" south ard
u Is believed that in clcvntins the
Hp"'' ~ mas h"comc q pioneer In :,
step that has been s.liouslv rousiJ
cred III number Of universities and
.c"l,eees whcr" the sport has made ,.,Ich
rapid strides Sine. its establishment,
within the past decade
TIA. change und"uhtcaIy will Increase
the n"pularity Of the snort n v,r.,i,,i.,
and throughout the south II is ,hou..h,
ais" that IL will nav. the effect az
Wid"nliG the rang" Of tn. virginia
sk"t hali schedule which has here.
t"forc been generals confined TO the
.immchintc division
The election ~ tho basketball c.,r-
tam Cor next Year !" Succc"h William
Strickland viii be- h"Id following an
award of the basketball letters tor
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

II wous" h' rather easy T." ""r' thc
Nih"ri."" '''aSn' c''''htrS j! one mac
-, -, "e"' "'lN WIN tue i'i'''hs '"',h"i".
f"r instance hSnr" ttelr N,'!u' l" ""
NcAatk HrhanS 'N"i!'' Mchec' '""N'
'"' Wn'h We '"In' 10 consul
''t'h'hE S'hhS - "h"i"' 'Nrf" -
''''".t"t"nS 'Nfftf'''r' '' N"ir' W
cannot hEufr many !" eaten All Sah"*'
ana W." must hE"r' inc chhiiHts "i m
jury IN" ""lGht ana sun" OF '''h
n,r,, ''" :" ,'e IN! t,n'r't"n ';'aSV' IN =
fortunately. ~" inh several men "h"
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~ ...,,,.h ut,I.p ,,i,.I, h,, r.,-
p,,,lI, srr,d .t WI 49, >.,v,;,.i,',.
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,,.,l,. Win rc,..,,I -, ,h. ,.,1 ~
i,,. ,bc, u,u., J,,,iI.. i,nsf.i.'
m, An,,ri,,, ,.,,,no ,,,,,,,lo, 90 ,.,
.,-b., .,.,,,;.n,,d Ia. i,,,',aI .,,,
ami n,kcri,,rs ,n,n,,,. ~. ,,,t.
.,,..p,,,inrs :
~ - '''''" - ''''H' ~ ia
'"' az - S'i'''i' "'h I'Shi an"
',"''"" ny ii'+
~ ''' - ~ - '"'E'u :" h"h'l'''
"I' N"''NN' ana /
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
FEW CUNNERs FACE TRAPS
WEST-END GUN CLUB HAS
TWO VISITING SHOOTERS
bpniri aud nnuk> shoot iUcn,
Gr"und-Ihc. WIN uonntr
Handsome Trophy.

on account OF the weather only
few Of ,hc faithful showed up at ;hc
West END traps yesterday afternoon 10
welcome Ned Ranks. OF Wilminstou.
pel.. ana Ned Daricl. Of Lynchhurr.
Both Daniel and Banks we're affected
by thc severe weather conditions. il
being dark aud picrcingly cold. The,
dropped NOR" targets la the hftN they
shot NJ than they usually do in 700.
The local amateurs were topped by
{. Cc"ie. NY" not only led his class
bu, also class y" men The two
"Ncds'-EauilS and pauivl--Sr:s
!! Informed the secretary Of the club
tnat they would donate. 10 lie sho: for
this season. under amy conditions thc
club might name. = handsome ''Iicr-
cuies trophy. NJ. II. Hart. on the part
Of the club, tentatively accepted same.
Stain. that he felt sure the club
would deeply appreciate the trophy
and would arrange for pia" OF han
diCap competitions, which would give
,hc men In each class au equal show
/" Win II and chat he would notify
them what action the Tournament ANA
!'audicap Committee tonil az is next
mcctinS, i'm ".f-repc. ,hccr,o
y rouS!nG nI,su air are WAS started.
ABOUT which The enthusiasts gathered
While waiting f"r the men to come
ont aud us car after car passed. ana
no shooter nlishioi. YOUR reporter WIS
( ven ~ insight AS 10 what tho lovers
az the sport think q; the fellows who
preferred "a remain indoors :. cloudy
wintry afternoon. to facing The traps
While few men we're heard TO az
press opinions that they had more.
sense than those WHO dcied wcatEer.
conditions. IN" majority seemed to
IN tho hunt for Villa
Glass ~ Is NJ n,l,,ol. -. Ncl
Tanks. - w II Eaues. - NJ -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
lNTS MAKE BOW AGAIN
TO PUBLIC OF NEWARK

Mik" McNaily srve"ed his connections
WIN u" Gra%s ana rcjo!n.d the Red
son ", has been o.. III. joh the past
NV" days. and his work has, he,u i'm
pres%ive to say tho least. Hogan nj.
"aNs enjoyed u IN. rcpu;atinu AZ :.
hridc', MS weakness being with tho
nh'. In the hitting drills n. is swing
'hE on tn" ball nicely ana # lie con
'Lhues 20 improve ne may lac see, -,
hird base when the Grny> omen III,
S'hs"i' with tho Hus;i.rs.
providence expects to Land 'gf,.u,,
ar" i'aumIartner from, Inc pIij,int
'"vc SheaN has boon angiirt- f.,r So
e'a' LAYS for - liir ~ biz Icayuc b,ri-
IS and Tincup ami Baumyartn.r ,,i,i
he acceptable u him
Roth have hoen in til. phiIlics, comm,
two seasons In 1919 lineup won .irh,
games and lost ten. but his record rnr
"a, season is not given IL tuc base
hail guide, as lie partiripntcd ia loss
than fifteen contests
''aninrartncr VOL two ana i,.St -un
4, mes with tHc rh!lies !Y 1914 bu,
s though he worked in sixteen pn,nns
@st %caf, his record shows non. Won
ma TWO lost,
tn" addition OF these tN,o pitchers
WOULD round our the GrayS' staf and
add the strength that is needed Man
aEer Shcan has three good looking per
formers in Shultz. Peter. and EiIliar,l
ana prom'sin" man IN Mu!rcunan
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09


"a The ozark is situated on ,uc uo,Iy-
ward between BROAD Street aui the
Fair Grounds.
Should Mayor Price G,ctdv no, 70 nH
The park M the prep schools of me CITY
may get toGc,h". and 10y contrihutin.:
- very small sum raise enough money
v" MAX" the necessary improvements
fhc John Marshall Nigh school uu,,.
easement has S"n' TIC following letter
Z" Major r'irc
notice" iu Tho Times Dispatch
that YOU are Experiencing some ,rouhl.
~ securing tn usc ~ i,rond street
II" order to aefra> The expenses 81.
VISITING teams II * absolutely ner,s-
sarN 1" hMv. some inclosca nl:,r, in
Greer 10 charge admission. Nv mo-
NV" f"' writing Won - I" let vnu know
mat II N"u did repair The old leo Park
thn' Won would have some haciiu..
from IA" school teams in Richmond
WIN ihc many teams here there should
ceItaii.ly hr two Enclosed parks m or.
dcr TO charge admissions
Richmond toil.n", Union Thco-
Logical Seminary, Mcdic2i College. Me
,'ulr"s, AradamN. HcncGictiuc. smith
"e"i ana our team are constantly APP
pIE'hS f"r TN" use OF broad Street Park
hHt all -; our reuucsts car,,o, ~"
Ertht"d 90 ou, prep school .nu,cs
only Wv" out OF twelve Will Ice ,,lav.D
az Er""d street Park as III. sround.
ma been engaged by tie ,nic,.ra
i"nnl Lcnsnc team
In closing Viii say tina, E.l-
'n"nd i IN bad need OF another park
:hd feel sure If YOU repaired old Lee
'drk II would he IN vuns,an, rs. f.,
IN" h'hcrci.i school teams. which /
'h'hh wou!" mel YOU something
Wishing YOU much success in ms
matter, and also with your ban team.
| beg 10 remain.
tSIGncdl
WALTER Il. ANDERSON.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
PECh5 BAD BOY"

set. Washtnyt"n's catching ~ The same
every day.
Then thcr" IS New York--a team
with real pounaut aspirations ami the
worst catching stan in III" league.
Alexander who il no, time wasted
mus, bear Ia" chief burden. Ia fact.
Sweeney, WHO was canned to III.
minors. can beat either Of the prcscu,
!nCumb-nts. and there H. not much
promise IN Tia. recruits Walter from
Waco. Ten" seems the most promisin-;
Of the tryouts. but the best ;ryout Is
not Il major l"aeji" asset Tor year
~ least
Now. to-m"rrow W mug, divcrcc a
BIT W, have reached N" pitchers.
and tn-y ar. a study in themselves.
"" VIII figure rhc National League
pitchers. and when vvc EeJ throuuh ""
win have some idea or total team
strengths.
CBy the Wheeler Syndicate. IncD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
ALI. HI-STLERS tNDEU
CONTACT tCCoI N'rEu Eun

RoCI'ESTEE, y. Y. Npru San
iiustlcrs under contract to III. no.
chester Exhibition Company were. pres
cnt or accounted tor to-aas. the ri-s,
day % the 1916 baseball traiu:r" sea-
son III Rochester
MANAGER Tommy Leach and I'irs;
Haseman Walter lioll,c were The mrs;
here Shortly after the! had arrived
came Albert Il, Barney. pitcher. from
pittsburgh This morning cam, Catch
"rs Wannmakrr ana Hale aud InHcldc:
McAnl"r. y telegram from chicago
brought "oId from PITCHER l.evcrvuz
that he was on his way ANA woull
surely h" her" tomorrow. Manager
Leach brought word from i.reldey
James G .l.ov. 80, 10 expect hi,n ;his
week. Low. haS'a railroad job and he
desired 70 finish ont IN" week 20 draw
ful' weeks pay. puticldcv sloan
and SiElin ar" expected here soon. :nl
have hrcn heard from. No Other play
crs are under contract
Though no "thcr players are under
contract, q SS,all company Of them arc
expected to-mcrr0w. nevertheless The
detachmcnt promised by John Mc,;raw
We're expected sunday, and as NO word
about their whereabouts was received
Up 10 to-day, there is nothing on which
to base a prediction they will arrive
before night II is q certainty, how
until they have cleared rhe waiver bar
rier OF the big leagues ana are signed
for ochcste:
MANAGE Leach spent TINS morning
getting acquainted with thc men on
the job This afternoon the FIRST Of
fcial visit, q the training season ~
the ball yard Viii 10" mad"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
LOCAL 0ARSMEN. BUNDLED
IN SWEATERS. WORK HARD


''''''' T 'VTI TTNT FNEc-D
rounding INTO form: dorsey l'vl.r. AudI.
ta'anhu&h ana I"c NOutgoin.ry arc
back Zen the fold again. and Tie frs,
'iSht lN heEliin'n2 to 80, some OF III.
speed IL attained last year when ,l.y
whipped AHolosatah aud showed some.
Of the pick OF the Nor,horn crews the
"ai th"N VOW down ia Ole Nircinnv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
T"utrd u~ Coming Champion.

SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, Nprii s.
FrauN Slcman. the California school
huy athlete. Is being toutcd az Tia"
coming Guartcr-iuiic champions Las,
summer il" ran Ted Meredith a close
rae. ~ IA" quarter mil" events Oh tho
track at til" hauauial Pacific EXposj-
lion II" is easily IN" best quarter
miller on In" Pacific Coast. aud viii
soon 10" seen In Some Of the Eastern
meets. according - present plans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
pi,ntc. Drop Two PLAYER.

iITTSbtRGH. April announce
mon, was mad" here last night that the
ii,tshurGh National League club hus
released DutneiH"r JcSSc h!tcnb.rg nr,J
lhh"Idcr Bernard 'lcvcluuh 10 lilo
Wheeling Central league club
In each case the option clausc was
exercised.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

the past season by the executive co
mitteo Of the General Athletic Asso
alton. This election probably will
in the next few days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09
BHEJZY NOTES FROM
AROUND INTERNATIONAL CIRCUIT

The signing OF bunny IIearne "a
Toronto contract comes az surprise
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-04-09

'WALTEE Is. ANDERSON
"Bdschal! Manager.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

affairs created by previous treaties. It was in additional account to these tendencies that Bumania joined this alliance.
 Devoted to the development Df her internal affairs and faithful Go her re- solution to remain as an element Of order and equilibrium on the lower Danube, Rumania never has ceased in her devotion to the maintenance Of peace in the Balkans
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RUMANIA WARS
 ON AUSTRIA
CContinued from page 1l

as well aS military effects.
 With reference to it's military sig niiicance the papers all assert that It alters the whole balance of man pow. CT in the eastern and southeastern theaters, brings Bulgaria between the upper and neither millstOnes and of fers Russia a route to the heart of the enemy's country, a route whose de- fense invites a large extension of the enemy's line and an enormous iu- ] crease in his responsibilities. The Daily News says:
 ''It is the envelopment of the cen tral powers which Rumanian success would complete; that is the capital fact of the situation. Economically the importance of Rumania's step is the loss to the central powers of the supplies they have been drawing from the big Balkan state.'
 The Express says:
 Germany has been receiving cat tle wheat and petroleum from Ru- mania in great quantities. This sup ply is now cut off when the demand is more urgent than ever.'
 GREECE MAY FOLLOW.
 Politically the London papers be lieve Rumania's entry is likely tC have its most immediate effect fl Greece strengthening the hands of l Venizaelos and the pro-entente party The Morning Post says:
 For her indecision and wealnes, Greece is now suffering heavily. hu' there are signs that with the teaching of bitter experience the Greek people are coming to their senses. They will be wise to look to it that their re pentance does not come too late"
 Tie Daily Telegraph says:
 "Germany awakes after an orgy Of hysterical delight over the safe re turn of a submarine from America to hear that the strongest armed neutral in Europe is ranged against her ready for instant war at the point of great est peril to her defensive scheme"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29
IN TIE SUPERIOR couRT
of the County or Coohise, State Of
 Arizona.


 Arizona.
 In the matter of the estate of Mary Ann MaSheld. sometimes known as and called Mrs. M. A. MaNfeid. and also Mary A. MaXneid, Deceased NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION: Notice is hereby Eiyen that Marcella Rogers has filed in this Court a docu- ment purportins to be a copy of the last will and testament of Mary Ann MaNfeld, sometimes known as and called Mrs. M. 4. MaNfeld. and also Mary A MsXfeld. deceased, together with her petition praying that said document be admitted to probate as the last will and testament of said decedent and that letters of admin istration with the will annexed be is sued 10 John V. Hogan. and that the same will be heard on Saturday the 9th day of September. A. D. 1916. at l0:00 o'clock in the forenoon of said day, at the courtroom of said Court. in the City of Tombstone. County of Cochise. State Of Arizona. and all per sons interested in said estate are notified then and there to appear and show cause, if any they have. why the prayer of said petitioner should not be sranted.
 Dated August 2Jth, 1916.
 J. F. JAMES.
 Clerk
 By C. l.. ALLEN.
 Deputy Clerk.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29
FURNITURE FOR sALE-The John.

FURNITURE FOR SALE%The John son Addition rurniture Co. wants to pay you the highest rash prices ;or your second hand furniture. A so wants to trade or exchange you new furniture for your old We vii sell to you furniture cheaDer thal anybody on easy payments. Cal in at the big brick at the J"hn~c
 Addition and let us show you ou
 large and selected stock 1f house furnishings, or phone us at our store. Phone 285. Johnson Addition
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29
RUMANIA EXPLAINS
 WHY SHE F

" TI T OIIL T INTI :
 BUCHAREST. Aug. 2S.-(Nia Petro. grad and London. Aug. 70. 2:59 a. m) Following is the text of the note handed to Count Czcrnin, Austro Hunearian minister to Bumania. at the conclusion of the meeting Of the Bumanian declaration If var:
 The alliaJcc concluded between Germany Ausjro-Huu@ary and Itab. according to the statements of those governments, had only a conservative and defensive character. It's principal object Was Co guarantee the allied countries against attack from the ru'
 -ide and Co consolidate the state oi
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WANTED Position as grocery clerk.
 have had s years experience, also can drive automobile Address P. R. C., care Review. 131
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Positions Wanted

All round man cook wants position in
 boarding house, experienced P. H. care Review ljS
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American Stage Line
RlseEE 10 DOUGLAS

BTSSEE Q DOUILHS
 Commencing Monday, II cars leave each end of line S:10, F a. m; ?, 1, 6, s, 6, D. m. Fare $1-25 each way. Bis bee phone 45O, Central Pharmacy, Douglas phone 64
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CAPITAL OBTAINED, corporation

CAPITAL OBTAINED, corporations
 formed under laws of any state, charters secured, industrial enter prises, oil and meritorioUs mining companies promoted and financed
 by the sale of stock and bond is sues on commission; in business ten years; New York, Chicago. De troit. Edward l.. Dwight and Com pany, PenobscOt Bldg, Detroit, Mich 114
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LOST
PROFESSIONAL CARDS

Evelyn Frances, Clairyoyant, card reader and palmist, consultation free, hours 10 to 9. Across from Central Theatre. Ladies preferred
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Sale of Entire Stock

Home Industry Furniture Store opposite Bank of Lowell is a real Bargain Store. We sell new goods cheaper and for cash percent cheaper than any other store in Ar iZona. Call and see my new line of new goods and get my low prices JAMES BARRETT. Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

l.. B. WHITNEY, Lawyer, Rooms 5-6 Allen Block, Open evenings, Phone 547. QO9)
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

SAM II. KYLE. Lawyer. Office over
 Bank of Bisbee, Bisbee. Ariz. g.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

FOR SALE Hayes house, Tomb stone Canyon. F rooms completely
 furnished. Bringing in -S5 per month, $500 cash and terms. In- quire at Hayes house. or write to r. o. Box 1923, Bisbee, Ariz. Price On application. III
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29
Miscellaneous

REWARD-$5.oO for return to police or home, 75S, 9th St., Douglas, Ariz., of Cirilo Nelasquez, 13 years Of age. Dark hair, dark brown eyes, front upper teeth large and separated;
 wore soldiers hat with blue cord; {;
 soldiers shoes, overalls and light shirt; last seen at 22nd Infantry camp, Warren. Mrs. T. BOstick. (3)
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FOR SALE

 3-Room house in good condition Laundry Hill, price S9OO.OO, $200.0O ash.
 3-room house, Laundry Hill. Good condition. Price s75O.0O $25O.O0 cash, Bal. easy terms. 4-Room house. sleeping porches, lots, good well. Tombstone Can yon. Price $1,SQO, part cash.
 FOR SALE
 Ranch-4 miles west of city; Broom house and furniture; good pasture; 100 fruit trees; f milch cows; 3 range cattle; l horse. All farming implements; plenty of water; 1000 gallon tank: 3-acres chicken fenced. Will be sold at a bargain. Broom house. Opera Drive; in good condition. Price, S17O0; half cash. 17-roOm house, furniture for sale: house full; good location, Rent, $50. Price, $75O.
 4room house and garage. Naco Road. Price SS5O; terms.
 good building lots, Clawson Hill, price SSO0.OO, F cash.
 4-ROOm modern house, lots, very desirable location, S300.00 cash, bal. terms, Warren.
 Why not buy a home and quit paying rent, no trouble to show property.
 M. C. HIGH
 Real Estate & Fire insurance
 Opp. DePot-Teiephone 55.
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For Rent

FOR RENT-2, room house large ground, rent S10 water included. near divide Phone Black IFS. 116
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

3-ROom house in good condition Laundry Hill, price $90O.O0, $200.0O ash.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-08-29

4-Room house. sleeping porches, lots, good well. Tombstone Can yOn. Price $1,SQ0, part cash.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-10-28
ACT OF INCORPORATION
OF THE
0ge|S Z MISSIONER OTedQIDQ CO. ms.
United States of America, State of Lou
isiana. Parish of iberia.

United States of America, State of Lou
isiana, Parish of iberia.
Be It Known by these presents that
on this 23rd day of September, A. D.,
1916, before me, the undersigned Notary,
duly commissioned and qualified within
and for the Parish of iberia, State Of
Louisiana, and in the presence of the
witnesses hereinafter named and under
signed, personally came and appeared the
three natural persons of full age, whose
names are hereunto subscribed, who de-
clared, that availing themselves of the
provisions Of Act No. 267 of the Acts of
the General Assembly of the State Of
Louisiana, of the year 1914, they have
formed and organized and by these
presents do form and organize them
selves ~ well - such other persons as
may hereafter Join with them or their
successors, into . corporation, for the
enants, stipulations and agreements fol-
lowing, to-wit:
ARTICLE 1.
The name, style and title Of this cor
poration shall be The Anglers & Mestayer
Dredging Company, Inc, and under said
name il shall enjoy . corporate existence
and succession for . full term and period
Of ninsty-nins 1917 years.
Il shall have power t. contract, sac
and b. susd, - make snd ~ corp
esaee ssal and ~ same - sltee and
hseak = pleasure. y havs, hsl1 m ~
oofNa ponufnoo ~ oonNe1. -. 49,