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The midland journal., 1916-11-10
Mrs. GUY b. Mackinson.

Mrs. Guy B. Mackinson died at
her home in North East of heart
trouble Oct. 81, at the age of Sc
years. She ia survived by her hus-
band; one son, Warren Mackinson,
of Parksburg, w. Va; Miss Martha
Mackinson, of Emorysville, Pa; Mrs.
Vera Nikcle, of North East and
Misses Alice and Anna Mackinsen,
also of North East. Funeral ser
vices were held on Friday afternoon,
with interment at North East NJ. E
cemetery,
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
Echo OF Havre de Grace Race Track

Samuel H. Chambers is missing
from his home, Russellville, Upper
Oxford. He left suddenly and sew
eral business men, live stock dealers,
and others, would like to have his
ear for brief time. 1t is said that
Chambers owes considerable money,
having borrowed freely; also report
ed that he lost heavily to the races
at Havre de Grace, Md. He has been
dealing in live stock for some years.
Sheriff Ortlip will sell Chambers
personal property on the 7th inst
Oxford Press.
The midland journal., 1916-11-10
Y CECIL COUNTY, MD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1916.
UNOFFICIAL VOTE IN CECIL COUNTY.


larsan rss.pr apz ap ? Total
President tand Vic PrcILn
Wilson Marshall
R POS 78 12-
FoG u s. Senator
j. D. 9 Oo1eo
FneR
For Congress
D 2a-s7s
RderF Due R. 74-7O
*se,ndped nct tof tut
The midland journal., 1916-11-10

: Second precinct of Fifth District out.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
EVIDENCE BEGUN IN
LOTT MURDER CASE

TUr .asr NJ tNs State F. % Lou
f1r murder began yesterday after.
noon following 'he collection of tho
a.f .4sl s. Johnson about o W
Hr Lsmmul af Altos aaa 'hr oHig
stiffness allied prior fY adjournment
Tho fIH Stiffness iHIH morning Raa
b Haff brother 01 fbc deceased
U.. Iu'iI, .aft fHl testified as 'D
Hr fruIl relation of ibr family
tHI L." THr second witness eas
ItH.n#.4fU 100 undertaken. of
N.upH Tnua lHs bad barge 90.
W. bod. .1r ufe.mru' Do uuKham
.I Memphis Hp HtI witness wa
100. ol 1000 Oh l,aHs called 20 make
HU a.flps aU1 Ea.' testimony along
'He technical .Uo % fac case
Mother Weep When shown Daugb.
trr's Picture.
H. nu mother OF H lu,'I,
m took m. stand % about o.
...... III. o. u...t luI boon.
f..tm.u. sa. carried u.af mn lUu
afternoon I0r auIIs 900 mother
Throughout fHs lHs ''DU.nr tIr
bowed U.II m1 900 orrI each
IH..'... j.. b. l.uI. u.f ....
'.r .uHH p.Hlr. ..H.. IM.
'. uU F... Iaf.r Fl. Hmn.r
... H. @ .nu.. U.. a.H. tu.
.. .u.. .., f....
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
.SUITOR IS SOUGHT
AS MURDERER OF
GIRL AND FATHER

THOMPSON Conn Man
Uro.g, s r.s. Rcuto.do farm
or ami Us laughter Svhr were
.H1, in Ju,r. u their bomc H.ro to.
ItN
p.pun e.,utts and q pus-, sr.
.rsr.bue for John Elliott who Is
charged With ,ho shooting Refusal
az 'r, daughter to receive El'oi''s
attention s believed to have been
nh, motive Tor On, shoUtjuc
riuo'l SIS alleged 90 have fired tho
shot. through a window after h5t
.ue eHt the telephone wires fo prc-
vent D eau 'nr help hriur sent uu:
from tUt house
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
DRUNKENESSIS
OF MANY KINDS

u Samuel O. nkw 50 % al
o. Penn 'aua Cnmm toner ut
i.aIH
s. drunken man u fH, most dana
upa demuaIhur 'ara. 700 uN.t
rd uf.
Tho Nu b,a.. OF tu, forrest s a.
pla,ihng 900 comparison
llr s,is 400 'aN. a. uiugnt and bc
comes 900 instrument of 'hc devil
Man rufpi D. amy kuu of mouta'
over p,r'uu u drunk and mcuarr
tp every 600, with who hn comrs m
contact
Th, Wild dash 90 mind aud body
During ih, 'aro of utrrHmulatpu
NAV bo fascinating fH iHr individuals
but Vhou the Inevitable reaction
rnm', death may .uslr 1r tina.
which .s Hts. riuuuf conscious
u'st bfne @ realization OF Uuruhio
.J.mu committed
HHit and mud CO.,. Weakened ana
'oss lHlr lU ,ou'r. tu, Insane do.
SUI. D.. ,Nu.aralc a.am auI again
m'. mum,h dnaf. .uus q Ito that
#s.. BIAS, boom d boon 90 Humaml,
u .tm, .aelul m.
sHmr Compartments brum, cloth.
Ubn aud 3r. oblivion. Zoo 'ur past
W1 reckless ID. Q. what t iu com,
|r .... #... I..tr... Oh. fU..... ...r .fH
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
A SUICIDE SM0THERS
NOISE or REVOLVER

GARDEN CITY Kan Nav
charlie, IS Nuble. oi Scott city. com
mit'cd suicide in the Copeland BIO.
teI here Yesterday Tho shoe vas
evidently tired under the cover, -
the b-j 1u which De- was having
O. aas uor heard D, Inmates A
w"m0taua m found states that boz
bias . 600, auI .aibrlu-lse iu SCOTT
g.f.
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
GOV. COLQUITT TO
SPEAK HERE MAY 8

Gov % % DolquH auI aposs Boz
lppor ol Hs candidacy TOT United
aHfrs .rHaf0f or iuo court NDhIa
Has
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04
CHILDREN FIND
HALF A NJ ILLION
IN S1OO BILLS

MEXICO cry Nay The SUM
~ i,nouUu Boz 500 bills recently
fu found bt tVo children Uafa"
ana Auiururs Campus inmates -
fHa government rriuEr which CO.,
mme. d building Formerly used as a
legislative pHac, and built hy Sew
1urk contractor Tue, mooney was
Discovered 700 olH boiler underneath
'.r palace
Got SIno Reward
TUr children gave % tp tuo l.
r"lur ut thr huur who Eay, Them
500 a. reward Later the, show
.d the 500 10 Marin Ruiz. whom
'.., Nrr, visiting Nine Ruiz u
formed thn authurItic. and strange.
. disappeared Secret accents are
uug Zoo lud Out where Jh, mouey
gw Ium wI .nr uH o. CO., I0s
position of iu. fortune h1s NOT been
determined
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04


Three Small Bottles Libby's Sweet Ghcon ricLcc, 25c
25c Can Calumet Health Club Baking Powder poe
Fresh Country Egg Per dozen 2Oc
Five Large Cans Libby Hawaiian Slice Pineapple for Slo0
Five large Lbby's California Table Peaches Tor 500
SIX Large Cans California Green Gave Pums IN heavy
syrup for SlOO
Five Large Cans California Logan Berries for SlOO
-Four Cans White Aspsraeus Tips tor 500
Three Cans Choice Red Salmon io soc
Two Cans Alaska Pink salmon Tor 25o
Two Cans California Tuna for 25e
Three Pound Package Swan Down Cake Flour lor SOC
One Large Can McMcnsmin's Crab Meat for 25c
One 35o Bottle lbbv's Pure ChIi Sauce Tor 25c
One }5c Bottle Libbvs Sweet Pickles tor 25c
One 35o Bottle libby's Sour Ghcrtins tor 25c
20c Bottle hb, 5 Eyaporated Horse Radsh for l5o
Two Cans White Swan shrimp foo 25c
Two Cans bbv's PimcnIos Tor 25c
One 35-oent Can White Apple Butter Tor 25c
One 6O-Ccnt Jar Queen Olives for A0o
One 5O-ocnt Jar Stuffed Olives Tor 35o
One 35-Ccn, Jar Stuffed Olives for 25c
One 35-ccnt Can Ripe Olives for 25o
One 35.ccn, Jar Beech Nut Pcanu, Butter for 25c
One LARGE Carton Pcitjohns Flour Bran Flakcd for 25c
WASH DAY SPECIALS
Bars Clean Easv Soap for 25c
Bars Claircte Soap for 25o
Bar, Cream White Soap for 25c
5 Bars p e. G White Naptha for 25c
Bars FAIRY Sosp for 25o
S Bars ivory Soap for 25e
J Cartoon FEELS Napha Soap for 6Oo
! Box 100 Bars Claircte Soap for $335
Box 100 Bars Cream White SoAn Tor $3.50
s Boxes Pearlinc for 25c
Boxes Gold Dust for .... 25c
s Boxes Rub no More for .......... 25o
One 25o Sprinkle Top Bottle Bluing for 25o
Bars Palm Olive, Rose Blossom Scotch Tone Toilet
So,0 f., ........... ...... 25c
W. will not fill orders from Grocer Merchants a these
pnces Phone your orders tomorrow and avoid the psh
Saturday
w. HILL, Proprietor
Pbon. 434 sos W. 9th
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04

Ia Pounds Sugar and Three Pound, Of No 80 Steel
Cut 35-ocnt Coffee for ....... $500
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04

One Gallon Can California Bartlett Pears ...... As
One Gallon Can Victory Pie Apple. for &c.. IS
One Gallon Can California Yellow Cling Peaches for 40
One Gallon Can California Apro Is TOR 10
One Gallon Can California Green Gage Plums for IS
One Gallon Can California Muscat Grapes for .. IS
One Gallon Can California Blackbcrrics for .. IS
One Gallon Can California loganbcrr,cs for . . so
One Gallon Can California Tomato Cs,,up for so
One Gallon Can Royal Anne Cherries for ..... SO
One Gallon Can Gooscbcuics for so
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04

We will not fill orders from Grocer Merehan
pree,. Phone Us your orders tomorrow and svoi
Saturday
The daily Panhandle. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1916-05-04

Thirteen pound Pure Cane Fine GRADUATED sugar SlOO
Brookfcd. The best creamery butter per pound doc
One Large Bucket Cusco $lOO
One Large Bucket Jewell Compound ...... $3.50
One Large bucket Cottocnc $3.50
One large sack Of Lone Star Missouri Soft Wheat flour 81
One large sack Hercules Bakers Patcn, hard wheat flour 81 rs
Seventeen and onc-half pound sack meal for 45c
Is Pound Sack Chicken Feed so
II Pound Sack Graham Flour soc
5 Pound Sack Schumacher Graham Flour Csc
Seventeen and one-half pound sack meal for soc
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-01
aal.s.sssa.l As.ssssassa.

The Otsro County Ministerial A..
socaatloa net Monday q ie:So
O'Clock 10 The Methodist church =
tAis city. All tAe miaiseess q ~
city were prsssst and several epo0
nslshbosiae towss. TIE papsr w.
givsa b. Ds. WIN. Crawford. pasese
Of ne Bsptise church. Of Reeky
Ford. The subject vss "Advsas-
ism." asd n. Csswford eavs Q vssy
streas prssestatioa q he subjsee,
and b request ths sssosDe vlll ~
psas II vsssess papess q he eeua-
y.
The vislsine ainistsrs we're Rev.
0asvsr and wife. Of Mansaaola: n.
Lss. sad Ds. Crawford. oe Rocky
Ford: Rev. Lass. Of oviah. sal Rev.
Carter. who vas in ~ city aad esvo
~ istsrsssias address q The Dao-
tise church osnaay - The rrooea
North"
rhs aszt nessias Of he asseeon.
tiea viii - hsl1 ths lase Mea1ay =
Aprll ID ths MssAe1ise ehuesA =
Rseky Hee1. -
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-01

balanced to the weight of hair; perfect balance
Of power is required and delivered by each Of her
SIX cylinders; and finally all useless weight pressure,
and friction have been removed from all reciprocat
ing parts and bearing surfaces
There IS undreamed-of riding comfort in the
even, pleasant stream of might that flows at any
and every speed to her rear wheels.
One rejuvenating jaunt with your foot on the
acceerator Of this ruly. spirited creature, and you'll
know why she has cast her spell over 740 American
cities
Until you know how it feels to release the
delicious rush Of power from 800 T. p m. engine.
you'll nsSes know the delight ofreal motoring.
The performance Of this engine gave me the
surprise ofmy lfe-and expected lot from her.
She's Of Ike hare after every crossing stop
with never sign Of effort or hint Of fret She slips
from speed 70 speed like drcam.car. She hits the
hardest 9ade with the hghtest heart: know.
because I've put her to every conceivable test.
And what she II do for me. she'll do for you.
Touring Car OF Roadster. $l05o Detroit
Colon: Meteor blue or Oiiod maroon with gold stripe.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-01
c. = I ~ =
Assan1as yallsy CO s siD
lls1sa Ospwess Is1G - n
Ielao Y NoW o. -.

h
~ - Nsw o. ua11sa.
A. : wsli ettsh1sd neekins ~
| representatives, of ~ Aifeersnt enlI-
taloaps sssoeiatioas o. ths Arkan6io
VALLEY Asad = Rocky rasd Sa&lr1 ~.
tie organizations q ~ DspDese1 -
srstioa u grower was pssfsets1.
There wers Desssat Representatives
from large majority Of he asseeia-
lions In Rocky Ford. Nswdale. II
Junta, Mslonfield and Las Animns,
and the snthusiasm concsring ~
proposed workings Of the fsdsfstioa
was unanimous.
The following board Of dirsctosU
was elected: J. n. shaulis. o. J. Bax-
ter. L. R. Ascherman. J. A. wheel
lock. George samples and George
Beavers. Of Rocky Ford. Horacs Dye.
OF Mansanola. J. o. Wood and =.
Ransom. Of L. Junta. Lem Brown
and Luke Fitssimmons Of Las Aai-
mas.
Following the election Of the
board Of directors that body electsd
the following officers: President. J.
N. shaulis: vice president. o. J. Bax-
ter: treasurer. Horace Dye: secre-
tary. J. L. Miller.
Articles Of Incorporation were
drawn by Attorney Paul North aud
have been filed with the secretary Of
state. the articles setting forth that
the corporate name Of the federation
shall be known ~ The Arkansas VAL
ley Cantaloupe and Melon 0rowers'
Federation. and that the objects arc
for the promotion Of the welfare Of
members Of the federation. to i'm.
prove the methods Of growing. In
specting. handling. picking. packing.
distributing and marketing Of can
taloupes and melons Of the federa-
tion. the main object being to OBJ
tain state and federal inspection OF
all cantaioupes grown In the Arkaa-
sas Valley. The members will b
aided In the purchase OF all material
that may be necessary to market
their crop and the distributica Of
cam to avoid all gluts on the market
will BE- looked after ia the shipmsat
Of all melons BY the federation. TIE
offices Of the federation will be at
Rocky Ford and the management oe
the affairs Of the federation viii -
In charge Of the board Of directors.
A number Of the members Of tAo
federation will ship direct with tho
federation and thus take aAvantaeo
Of The 3s per cent or more seviag
which u now charged up to them ~
der the present system Of handbag
the crop. t
The incorporation papers have
been returned from the office Of tie
secretary Of state to the Arkaasas
Valley cantaioupe 0rovsrs' Fedsrs-
tion and that body Of up 70 daoo
growers are fast getting in line for
business. The prospect for securing
federal inspection Of all cantaloupeo
grown In the Askansas Valley =
looking brighter every day. Evesy
grower or prospective grower 10 ~
valley who has not signsd With say
associsiioa. but who would Ike .
market bis crop for the most pseeie.
70 Invited 70 get IN coamunicatSeo
With }. l.. Miller. secretary Of TIE es1-
ssatsoa at Rocky Ford. whsa ~
pasas Of the ssdssation viii - e.
p'siasd.
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-01

The peppery pickup of this energetic car has
put color and tang into popular-priced motoring
that was never there before. -. esslsss
There's delight in every revolution Of her en-.
gine and there ere 500 fevnluti0ns per minute
every time the crankshaft attains its maximum
speed. which IS the highest ever developed in an
American stock car.
Her glad. gala going springs from the terrific
speed Of an engine that was built, however. for
much more than mere car speed
Great force unites with obedience. There are
sparkle and response in this 800 :. p. m Chalmers
that you'll look for in vain in most cars with
high.speed engines.
BY checking the awful kick Of her motor down
to d. point that corresponds to o0-mle.an.hom
speed. her engineers were abe TO give you instan
taneous pck.np and Is miles Of 3esvent fight 1oe
every gallon Of gas
You save $50 TO @9oo Per year in gasoline bis
and add many miles 70 tie lie Of your tires By
driving the 500 !. p. m Chahmex
Her riding comfort matches her economy Of
performance and both spring from theamecausex
This IS why's. her heavy. hardened csankshaft IS
La Junta tribune., 1916-04-01
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The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18

Marshall and Paul Coffin; clerks, C..
P. Hiser and A. A. Johnston; marshal,
VIM. jacket.
FLAGSTAFF, NO. 2 PRECINCT
Polling Place-Armory. Inspector,
Chas. Spear; judges, John J. Britt
and T. A. Slattery; clerks, Joe Hig-
genbotham and T. l.. Dent; marshal,
J. w. Jones.
FLAGSTAFF, NO. 8 PRECINCT
Polling Place--McMillen Hall. In
spector, E. B. Raudebaugh; judges,
Ed Whipple and R. j. Bongberg;
clerks, w. S. Borum and H. c. Hib-
ben Jr.; marshal, J. w. Power.
FLAGSTAFF, NO. a PRECINCT
Polling Place-Campbell & Francis
corral. Inspector, w. W. Durham;
judges, w. w. Hudgings and Allen
Doyle; clerks, Paul Keller and Roger
Morse; marshal, AL Beasley.
FREDONIA PRECINCT
Polling PIace-School House. In
spector, w. !. Brooksby; judges,
Frank s. Brown and Robt. A. Jack
son; clerks, VIM. Judd Jr. and Lo-
rum Pratt Jr.; marshal, Wilfred
Brooksby.
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18
GARLAND PRAIRIE PRECINCT


Polling Place-School House. In
spector, C. B. Williams; judges, ]. D.
Tannehill and John Allen; clerks, c.
w. Howe and Anna M. Dodge; mar
shall, VIM. +. Matz.
GREENLAW CAMP PRECINCT
Polling Place-Commissary. In
spector, Arthur Hempsey; judges,
James Lane and Chas. Logan; clerks,
John Cummings and Kirk Cochran;
marshal, L. Fitzpatrick.
GREENLAW MILL PRECINCT
Polling Place-Commissary. In
spector, Chas. McGonigle; judges.
Mrs. Nellie Fitzmorris and Chris.
STREET; clerks, Mrs. Mary Barden and
R. ]. Kidd; marshal, Ben Doney.
GRAND CANYON PRECINCT
Polling Place-Post Office. Inspec-
tor, W. B. Hubble; judges, Cecil Dodd
and Lewis Benedict; clerks, F. c.
Spencer and B. w. Zachau; marshal,
John Hance.
HOWARD MOUNTAIN PRECINCT
Polling Place-Commissary. In
spector, J. w. Fetter; judges, Chas.
CONTINUED on Page 81
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18

to transfer 100000 from the gen.
eial fund to the expense fund, and to
transfer the miscellaneous ledger ac-
counts, amounting to $96.27 to the
general fund.
The clerk of the board was directed
to advertise for bids for the placing
of thirty-five tons of coal in the bins
at the court house and Jail, and also
for the placing Of thirty-five tons of
coal in the bins at the county hos
pital.
The chairman of the board Of su-
pervisors reported the approval Of the
notary bonds of the following per-
sons: Jessie Stemmons, A. v. Fran
els and James w. Jones.
The following resolution was intro
duced and unanimously carried.
Whereas, 1t appearing to the board
of supervisors, that for the convent
ence of voters, and to facilitate mat
tiers relative to the primary and gen.
eral elections to be held in September
and November, 1916, respectively, it
is necessary to create an additional
precinct;
Therefore, be it resolved, That such
additional election precinct be ere
ated and that same shall be known as
Upper Oak Creek.
1t was moved by Member Voolfolk,
seconded by Member Brown, and car
ried, that from and after September
1, 1916, the sum of $50 per month be
allowed for deputy hire in the Office
of the clerk of the superior court.
The county treasurer was ordered
and directed to refund school tax
(poll) to Jesus Sedilla on account Of
his having paid same twice.
| As per advertisement, the board
then proceeded to open and inspect
the bids for the road work at Nor
mon lake, and as per their reserved
right in said advertisement, rejected
all bids.
As per advertisement, the board
then proceeded to open and inspect the
bids for the purchase of a tract Of
land in Sec. 9, T. 81 ~, R. E., con-
tanning approximately 11.75 acres;
said tract of land being now a part
of what is known as the County Poor
! Farm.
1t appearing to the board that there
was but one bid filed for the pur-
chase of said property, that of D. M.
Francis, and the consideration Of $500
named in said bid being satisfactory
to the board, said bid was accepted.
Upon motion, duly made and car
ried, the board adjourned until 8
o'clock a. m. August 8, 1916.
Approved,
L. f. HART, Chairman.
Attest:
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18
TOM L. REEFS, Clerk.

Office of the Board of Supervisors,
Flagstaff, Arizona, August, 8, 1916.
Pursuant to adjournment, the board
of supervisors met today. Present,
Chairman Hart, Members Voolfolk
and Brown, County Attorney Wilson
and Clerk Rees.
The board ordered and directed the
clerk to place the assessment of the
Northern Arizona Leader (printing
plant and machinery upon the as
sessment roll for the year 1916.
The board then proceeded to APP
point the election officials for the var
ious precincts in the county for the
year 1916, same being as follows:
BELMONT PRECINCT
Polling Place-John McWilliams'
store. Inspector, W. ]. Kaub; judges,
R. r. Gleason and John McWilliams;
clerks, D. ]. Thompson and Merrill C.
Walker; marshal, Fletcher Bly,.
BLY, RANGER STATION PRE-
CINCT
Polling Place-Bly Ranger Station.
Inspector, Frank Heron; judges, G.
w. Hart and w. F. Brawcom; clerks,
Chas. F. Quayle and L. B. Maxwell;
marshal, Todd.
CANON DIABLO PRECINCT
Polling Place-Voltz Trading Co.
store. Inspector, Sanford Smith;
judges, G. Ybarra and Mrs. d. w.
Boone; clerks, John Cruze and Mrs.
J. E. Benson; marshal, Julia Mar
noch.
CAMP NO. 1 "a. L. & t. PRECINCT
Polling Place-Commissary. In
spector, P. J. Murphy; judges, George
Simpson and VIM. Lannon; clerks, E.
B. Germany and John vandevier;
marshal, w. H. Tucker.
CAMP NO. 10 (Saginaw) PRECINCT
Polling Place--Commissary. In
spector, Peter Hackett; judges, Fred
Reno and Andy Bigger; clerks, Chas.
Lindstrom and Fred Neidiger; mar
shall, Vim. Dushow.
FLAGSTAFF, NO. 1 PRECINCT
Polling Place--Court House: In
spector, W. E. Berg; judges, John
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18
OFFICIAL MINUTES OF The
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS

Flagstaff Arizona August 1916
Supervisors met today Present. Chair
Hart Members Voolfolk and Brown County Attorney Wilson and
Clerk Rees.
meetings held July 3rd 9Th 6th sth
18th read and approved
The following claims the
tho the funds
The Coconino sun., 1916-08-18

Claim of W. Coney hire reduced from $4,000 $30
Claim of w. H. Conley hire reduced from $50 ESQ
Claim of NJ Rounseve hire reduced from
Claim of NJ Rounseve hire reduced from
Claim c. L. Dickinson
Claim of C. L.
Claim of w E. Morgan hire reduced
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1916-03-22
BROOKLYN NATIONALS
CLOUT THE SPHERE IN
SPITE OF ALL TWIRLERS

One thing or the ether i dead Ger
tain: either the Bcokyn National
league baseball squad euc-1ped here
has gene crazy cver batting. or the
pitchers are Ing tine coming
around In view o. ire great hitting
powers Of the Supertas when they
we're going 1oeS Z 1914 azd led TIE
league with the willow. Ee should
say th1t the bat.ers ara Just 1atur-
ally hitting. and that The pitchers
By no means altogether 70 blame.
When the Colts beat the Regulars
yesterday b. 8 10 5. taey accuEulat-
ID z gross total CT seventeen safe
swats. for : total OF rweaty-one bases.
of Lester Stevenson II I've innings
and Monte Prieste u four Steven
son said he vas lot feeling % pear-
because OF Al ailuent in his shout
der. and Prieste has been doing as
much Unfolding as pitching. Those ali
bis were good enough aid we're usual
training camp stun. bur what about
the fourteen hits for tventy-one bases
Of which The Regulars collected ten
OF Ed Pfe6er IN Eve innings. and
four OF Rube Marquarc in four IN
nings. MarQuard does nothing but
pitch, and Pfener.s side issue has
been confined 10 playing the outfeld
for first one team and then the 9th
er. and engaging II bab3arous repair
tee with Charley Stengel when they
happen 10 Be on opposing mines.
First crack out OF Ire box the Reg
ulars hoped Prefer in the opening