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The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE Selling: 2year-olds: FLIES: Ave
ard onr-haf f1rIonzs Lady Katherine. 10 tGoossl.
H.sl SCT, $50. won; Blue Plum l5 Uyks), $50
s. n second: Arrow. 10 (ConnOlly) $3.50 third.
Time. LOO Is Bell Cow, Snawr, Polly Anna,
Hester Smith. Carrie Louise COmmOness English
Lady Signorettc and Jurisdiction also ran.
SECOND RACE-SiI frrIongs; 3year-olds and
upward Hawthorn. Il6 tGoossD $50. $40. S27O.
won; Mtnstrrl. Ill Lyksl. 500, $50. second;
some Reach. I6 Tieyl, $3.50. third. Tine.
II425 Billy joe Luke Mae Uncle VIII Manico.
Feather Duytrr and Eddie DOIng also ran.
THIRD RACE Six turlonzs; 2-year-oIds. Wesy
Hogan IL Connolly. AD, $50 $50. won;
Acabads IO5 rRaNtgnl. Su.9o. SO. second; Believe
Me BOYS. 100 lGousel. S.6O third. Time. ll3 Is.
sedan. Ruttersootch II. Lucille P. J. Rufus and
Fsint also
FOURTH RACE-st1 furlonEs; S-year-oIds and
upward: selling; purse. 800 Sayouarra, lOe Han
ucrl 3, $50 s. won; Langhorne), Sill tKederisD,
$40 $50 second; Undaunted. lgl lBucklesl. SllsO.
third Time, l.l5 - Cash on Delivery Miss
ErrItrr RsquiFam, Morrstoyyn and Black Frost also
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 2year-olds; nile and
usTsntJ yardA Vogue 100 CAndress). $40, s.,
s: So won: King Gorfn. io3 cooper. So. s. o.
-rcu1d, star Jasmine. lC2 DBuItonl. $50 third
Time. l.g Money Maker. Prince Hermis, Jane
Htraith Capt Rses and Mediation also RAD.
SIXTH RACE Selling; tyCar-olds and upward
nile and one-eighth Monsieur Perri IO5 tKsderis)
70 SO. S20. won; Star. IO5 lCrumpl, $50
80 second ,iold Color Ios Hanover S6O. third.
Time. ia 25 ". ". Clark. DisillusiOu and
Worlds Wonder also
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LAUREL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-ol maidsns; purse; Ave
md 0uehaI fIrIouEH Monomy, Ia; Dixie II
rTPl. IA. Trricla Ia: The Belgian fmpD, IA;
Pslisade, Ill; Polly j. Ill; Black Eagle timpl, Ill
FOLLY III COUrtship limpl ia; Fsncer. IA; Beaver
NlH. ia: Olga G, IL; Hese Ill; Lynette. Ill
-~nucca ILL.,
SECOND RACE-Three- vpar-0ds and upward
r-' InE oUe and Ore-sLteenth miles. Handful. l09;
s-lfs. IJ7 Typography. l0l 'FOnCtionnaire imp
p 'Inf5el IT =: Dtnsh DO. lO5 Voluspa los
.tfrsrgI0w lO5; Rob Rsdheld. %.
THIRD RACE-Two-y ysar-Olds: purs: six fur
0ngz JOCK SCOT, lIs Lively ll2; Nashville IL:
Fs-est King. IL: Captain Day, ll2; Battle lo9:
IeIIew Stone. is; Warsaw. ll2: Brooklyn. III; Ed
7osno Il2. Buchanan Brady limpl ll2 Hesso lo6.
FOURTH -Thrse-year-O,ds and upward
.r~p. one mile. Godcrest Boy. ID; ChiClet imp
rs LADY Teresa 10: Airman. lG2; F1ittergold, ll6
0addy's Choice no. Shoddy. 10.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward sell
lr- six furlOnEs. Between Us, Ils; Brave Gun
Iuler l3 Comus II3; Royal Interest. liz; Royslst,
J5. YCrkVIe. Is: sand Hill. rs; Senator CASEY.
NIElrdi ~.
SIXTH RA"E-Three yearoIds and upward sell
ing. one and one sixteenth miles. Orotund I3;
BENJAMIN. IO4 Day Day, lO6; star Gaze. III
-Damin-tta q; Collector, Ill; Jacklet, los; II
"Oming I0I: "Buzz Around los.
SEVENTH RACE-Three- year-oIdS and upward
s=uInE. handicap. one mile and twenty Yards.
Wooden ShO,s. rs; Sir william johnson. IL; St.
TharICOte. 10; Success lC7; Kings Oak. l12: Old
Broom IT. G. VI. Miller 10; Flag DAY, lG; Yode-
irE. I05. Stalwart Helen. 100.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
STATE COLLEGE TO
PLAY MIDDIES TODAY
College Park Eleven Will Be Given
Real Test in Facing Annapolis
Cadets.

The Maryland State and Agriculture
College will be given its big test today
when they journey to Annapolis to face
Uncle SANS Midshipmen. The real
strength of the State college eleven will
be known in this battle with the MIddies
and many local followers OF the gridiron
game are watching anxiously for the
result.
The Staters showed a great improve
ment last week and when they faced the
Dickinson eleven they showed signs of
brilliant combination. Although the Ag-
giles will enter this fray trihe weak be-
cause OF the loss Of half backs, Coggins
and Macdonald, who were injured last
Saturday. Coach Byrd is looking for a
close game and It would not be surpris-
ing to see the Aggies battle the naval
cadets on even terms
The line-uDs follow.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

SECOND RACE-selling; 3-yeAr-ohs and upward
one mile and seventy yards. School for Scandal
90; -Anthony's Las, q 'Polteness, %; Roy, lO4
CameEa. Ill; George Roesch. Ill; Brown Velvet. 6
CHIEF Brown. g; Lady Worthington, IO2; 'Brka,
lO6; Allan Gold ILL.,
THIRD RACE-Anowances; 2-year-oldS; iuissi
hVe and one-haf furlOngs Sun Flash l0S Fan G..
los; Bedtime Stories. lOs; ssron Girl, I5 Latonia,
ll5; Rosabel lO5; Sister Emblem 1Os; Vague, Ill
Ella Ryan is.
FOURTH RACE-Handiap; Syesr-olds and mp
ward; one and Ons-siIteenth miles Water Witch,
81; Col Venie Ill; HanOyia 100; Hodge. Il.
FIFTH RACE-SeIling; 3-year- OIds one mile and
seventy yards. Bill Simmons, lO5; Rife Shooter.
10; Beauty Shop, IL; Triad, lG; Biddy. III; A
fadir. ll5
SIXTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward sell
ing; one and one-etghth miles Jack Reeves. g;
YenEhee. 1U; sleeth, liz; Solid Rock. %; Little
String. 10.
SEVENTH RACE-selIng; 3year-olds and mp,
ward six fIrl0ngs. Water War, g Jim Wakely.
l05 'Liberator lO6; Stout Heart lO9; Nobleman Ii
Uncle Hart lis; Converse ll3i Enjoy. %; 'Drou.
IO5 Skiles Knob 100; Bars and stars 10; Red
land III Roscoe Goose. Il3.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

How the Runs Were Scored.

Boston-SiXth inning
batted for Mays and walked. Hoop
er tripled to right center, scoring
Henriksen. Shorten singled to CEN
ter, scoring Hooper Two runs.
Seventh-Gardner smashed a
home run over the right field wall
One run.
Brooklyn-Third inning-Daubert
singled to right. StenEel singled to
left, sending Daubert to second.
Cutshaw singled along the right
field foul line, scoring Daubert
One run.
Fourth-Olson bunt-singled, and
Miller sacrificed him to second.
COombs singled to hight center,
scoring Olson. One run.
Fifth inning-4After one man was
out, Wheat walked. Cutshaw made
it two out when he flied to Hob
litzel Mowrey also walked and
then Olson tripled to left center.
scoring Wheat and Mowrey. Two
runs.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

Say, boss, wassis concensus O. opinion
l hears so much chatter about on tn
trains to tn races?"
Why, Lon. tn concensus O. opinion is
mess O lii two-cent opinions tossed in
pot, stirred all around, an then poured
out into one big opinion for tn benefit
of tn people.
It's always regular t. have a concensus
O. opinion whenever a great event is
calm tn attention O. tn masses, but
tn reason you hears tn racin' folks
harpin' on it so much, is because it's
so necessary to their line O. business.
1t has t do with selectin' tn ponies.
an you know ya'self it amt no easy
matter for a ordinary guy T. set down
an pick a winner out o. a cluster o. gee
gees, an as tn newspapers hire experts
Just to attend t. that for EN-, all that
tn racing folks have t do is to add up
their selections.
1t works out like this, first va buy 1S7
daily papers that cater to tn races.
Then va take all their probable winners
an add 'em together. an tn nag's name
what pops up tn most number O. times
is tn outstandin' choice an tn concensus
O. opinion.
o. course he don't always bring home
tn Alngretti, but that don't make a
t do everything what's told 'em.
On rainy days. or when tn track is
heavy va have t buy 213 papers instead
o. 1S7, cause some horses act scandalous
when they get near tn wet, an it takes
more experts { figure on account O. their
behavior.
No, va lose absolutely nothin by buy
in tn extra papers, as Mr.. Hume up at
tn corner will take 'em off your hands
T. wrap up his beer in.
Not at all. Experts amt bit different
from other human bein's, except that
they get paid for givin' their opinions,
an can do it in three minutes, where 1t
takes tn common or garden picker near
ly half O. tn night t figure one race.
No, experts never feel sorry II their
selections fail t cop, cause they never
play 'em themselves, an time is too short
t fiddle over post mortems. Oh, pick
one ya'self! va drive a guy crazy!
DOPEY DAN
Note-Lon says did va ever notice that
tn guy who always done. LIP Drops O.
Water so we'll in school never even
uses It for a chaser nowadays?
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
na5o s5do THE WASHINGTON HERALD
CoMllSsIoNERs, NOTICE

N,IICE OF EXPIRATION OF LICENsDS-OF
nee q The AssssoE OF ne District Of Coluuha
-" Isainston, d c. OctObeT 2 Iql6 Notios n
hgreby given that ou tie THIRTY-FIRsT DAY
" OCTOBER, lHb, will eTpiry AL Bo-~z lsE1sd
W the Assessor Of The Distrc q Columbia 70
@pD4 ecAl1s Hnc1oneeu. automobile TtnrzFs
EGehouses. hnn ard hGnEeE Hll-po-esn bn
ALu- pool and othe tabs b1wlinE sIlsy1 no
IElsIon &" hSErooInS, boarding -hJussI pubic hsthE
ineaiuIIs. clGIrvuyLntG pslnisK etc castls dHaI
en- o111rnisst1n nechEnts car dsslsr1, buldtnf
cnuSct1r1, csrTlsgV and wagon maker coufec-ioh-
e1e, oesle1S IN seoood hand prrsonAl rrupsrty deal
en- N nIrEsts, cealsrS IN FEEolins dezlsr n Re-
oeSoe Of and olE q Ike Eradez dHtfns-G fuaI
h-cAteTs, hnrlstS, pTopr1st0rs o. hotelI eploys1t
AselN lnreszneut companies, DrOprist1u o. puhSu
hslh, public paris. Livery stEhlss. lHund-E lsnean
tnd hand. land and Improvement coupauiss losH
orufe1, rEtlroAd dckrt broker rvsc1uuntS ana
eaong housss, real e-CIts aFsuu purristnrt of 90
tntcalne-. Trop7etoTs Ct thesbs1. UDdetaks-s, and
wholesale Hquog desler
Al peTSons desiring 70 c1utsnus o, Lburs d.
sc-hed business proteuE0ns unrst r-rrnreiy rvB.-
their hceusss- VA. P. RICHARDS. Asss-xor. DC
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Football Player Dies

Philadelphia, October 1N-WaIter r
Waldman, aged II, of VineIand. N /.
University of Pennsylvania freshman
football player. who was injured ON DC
tober 2. tackling dummy, died Sunday
in the University Hospital. His legs and
arms were paralyzed and the injury to
his spine extended the paralysis 10 his
body, causing death. 1t is the first fatal
football injury on record at the uni
versity
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
DIED

BURNS-On Monday, October 8, lsT6 al
AS g. m. CATHERINE J. Burns
NEE Carr, beloved wife Of SylvesteT
A, at her home, 1854 Second street
northwest.
Funeral Wednesday. October Il, at s
O'CLOCK. from St Martins Church,
North Capitol and streets. Inter-
ment I'm Mount Olivet Cenetsry.
Friends and relatives invited TO at.
tend. Kindly omit flowers
EDWARDS-On Tuesday. October 10 1916,
at $3.50 a m, al his late residence,
ll3 Thirteenth street southeast JOE
DEWING, beloved husband OF Annie
A. Edwards (nee Dwyer)
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
HARLAN-On Monday, October g 1915
at 1888 NJ street, Washington, NAL
VIVA F. SHANKLIN. aged Il years
months. widow OF the late John
Marshall Harlan. Associate Justice OF
the Supreme Court Of the United
States
Funeral at New York Avenue Presby-
terian Church, Thursday. October Il
1916 at o'clock. Interment private
New York. Philadelphia, ChicaFo,
Louisville Montreal Toronto papers
please COpy.)
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
Judiciary Is Ready.

The Judiciary Park Athletic Club has
opened its football season and wishes
to arrange games with all teams in the
District. For particulars address Thomas
NJ. Dolan. 56 7 street northwest
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LATONIA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Two-year-oId maidsns colts and
geIdings six furlOnEs. r. H. Anderson lo9; Alert,
na. Sir WsIlrnz IL; Hsmlock, IL; MARYLAND III;
Trapping. ll2 Paddy Gear, 100; seminole King liz;
Barney shannon. IL; Penrod IL; Pulaski, III
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
MONEY TO LOAN.
ORIGINATOR OF FLOOR OIL.

c. T. HUNTERS SANITARY DUST-KTILTSG
Floor Oil keeps the floor clean and bright and
gives polished finish; only 5Oc per gallon; good
for furniture; try it, Been on market for over
Is years. OftcP, ll3 Pa ave. NV, or drop postal
Phone Main 5i55. Try Hunters BSdbug Frtermt-
nator; known everywhere. Only Sc large can, with
spTayer. Open a. m. TO 7 p. m, seven days a
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LOST.

LosT-A GOLD WRIST WATCH N LEATHER
strap initials X. Z. P. .;'' lost Saturday between
Pohs. 18th st. and Mas. ave. Liberal reward e
returned 10 A. W. FRANCIS. l&n Mass. ave. Ar
n.
LOsT-TWO Settlers MALE AND FEMALE
black. white, and tan bodies white blue licked
cog has choTea. Lheral reward. Return 70 H. NJ
DICKINSON. 1906 3rd Fl. NV
LOST-CAMEO BROOCH CLAW SETTING. RE
ward. E. GARLOCK. the Cairo.
LOsT-LADY'S SILVER LAVENDER COLOR
Wrlst watch, On 9h St. between z and SITS. NV.
Reward If returned TO C. G. c., l4Iy H st NV.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

French farmers have been experiment.
ing with a prolific potato from Uruguay,
which perpetuates itself with broken
roots that are left in the soil,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
LAUREL SELECTIONS.
BY GEORGE b. NORRIS.

1-Lynette, Courtship, Fencer.
2-Handful. Dinah Do, Bob Red
field.
- Yellowstone, Lively. Jack
Scott.
HGoldcrest Boy, Daddy's Choice,
Flittergold.
blue Cap, Between Us, York
Vile.
6-Ster Gaze, Orotund Buzz
Around.
Flag Day, G. NJ. Miller, Wood
en- Shoes.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
PROPOSALS,

ST BsISTENCE STORES. MARINE CORPS
OuA-teTnEsteTT Dvpsrtmsrt Washington D q
octooE 3. lSt-sssied p-uposAlG IN durEicEts Vii
b recsiUst IN this oncs Until u a n, NovEH-
bEh & iss. and thsu b. publicly opsosd for r1r-
hlshing Eubstsenos Ft1res during ths NJ months
hesnnins IEnuE-y L 1911, EBd eudinE June q 81,
At Portsmouth, y. H Bost1l MB@: EfrzhHn
NEs-s Nov Tot. n Y; IonI Island \ Y
1--we. y. J Philadelphia, -; AunapoIa Nd /;
WAshlnE-ol- D. C.. WiHthnp. ~; Indtan Hsrh
Nd Norfolk. Va ChG-lestol. & c. Port R1-zI
5. e.. Pr-scoh. Fla KsT wsa IA; Seg
OrfJA1s La: San Diego. Cal Man LEllad CII
and Brsmsrt5n. Wash Proposal b!GnEE EnE OBJ
Information nay n CHAINED upUu Application u
cllE ono Depot QuAr-errnartrr n G 100 South
Broad E-rset, PhLEdelphia. Pa and = Annis
EtTret, San Fr4DCsro. Ca. and ths ConmzDdins
CrlcFr ~ Pos, QU2rrs-nt<tes Marine Ba--nrFs
81 The stations named Th.s oS5cs rss-vs ne
right TO ressct any all BIDS or ps-tS Thereof And
% waive IniIruAhnes therein. BIS from reE1lNr
dealer Cl-~ Will BE c1oEds-ri. r. I. McCAwLF-Y
B-gBdieT Genera QuArts-n4stsT.
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS D. e. WASHING
tor. Octnber {. 1915 Sssled rruT,ozI VII b -
cSivs1 o. this 0fhcs Room SOC Dist-i-- Bufdlnr
Until TWO O'CLOCK P. NJ. Ort5Se- q Isl6 To-
grading certain Utreeu EE-pyHtinE Gb1ut IT 6n
cubic yNrds n gTlttnF Fo-lns Of p-uposalE spsc
hcati0ls snd reoesssry information NAV b oAc1insd
from the Chief Cierk, Engineer DepSrue1t. Rom
e District Building Washington D. c. Oliver
7. NEWMAN. LOUIS BROwNJOw. CHARLIE
W. hJTZ, Conuisi1osS, D. c.
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FOR RENT-TYPEWRITERs.

TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE
North 1854 30 nt - Nv. formerly u RADdolrS
plsce- AoaArcns rented SL75 or month: ncnthI-
k5O; uOnths SO; No. RsuinFtdnk a. L @
Smiths. rs and $50; UDdIrWOods. ReninEtunA
$50. Reduci rs paid ct months IN GdrIncs
Rebuilt typswrtsrs for sale.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
FOR RENT-HOUSEs.

FOR RENT.
1916 N. J. NV er b.s25Sol31 l4h 81 ne, eI. bSl50
1906 5th NV. 81. b.. 3. so 1873 st. ne er b a.5o
TO- Quincy, sr.. b.. . 5ol22 Quincy ne g. b E5O
1875 I'd NV, er, b.. 3 80 1919 uth NV, IT, b. +o.SO
Il seaton NV, 6r, b. &Oo2ll4 lst 81 b....... $3.50
40 Srd NV. lor, b.. $3.50 1854 18th Dr.. b.. tO
l45l HomeAd, &., b. 81. 80 1852 Calvert, Y0r. b.. $50
1905 R. l. av., lor, b. SIS SIS 9Th NV. 1t. b.. $500
800 X NV. In. b.. 50 so 1851 18th lOr., b.. $3.50
lEs Ilth NV. I2r. b. 500 l747 18th sr b... $50
D. H. JOHNSON CO., 1888 ST. n W
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
IVAN OLSON IS HERO
IN BROOKLYN TODAY
Dodgers Shortstop Paves Way for
First Victory by Sensational Hit
ting and Fielding.

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
HELP WANTED-MALE

HELP WANTED-MALE.
10 CoLORED BOYS TO SET PINS N BOWLING
slesS; good salary. Report p m. ready for
work. ARCADE ALLEYS. l4th and Park I'd nv
CARPENTERS. NONUNION; TRIMMING l7s ?
st sw. BHns tools or cal Col. As.
MAN. HANDY WITH CARPENTER'6 TOOLS
RECORD AUTO CO. Gl Mas ave NV.
WANTED WHITE BOY IN STORE. APPLY 81
%h ST.
PAPERHANGERs
NEW YORK DECORATING CO., 81 G st nv.
WANTED - FTRST-CLAss PLUMBER D J
MURPHY. iO2a Conn. ave.
WANTED BOYS WITH BICYCLES APPLY At
THE FRUIT AND NUT SHOP. I23l G st. NV.
rishnE salesman. LLVISGsTON'S. sE Tth = nv.
WANTED INEXPERIENCED PLTMBERs' HELP
eb: u reT day. Apply % SUPERINTENDENT
fLJ MBlNG. New Mount Vernon Seminary. Neh
and Mass aTes
PAPERHANGERS AND PAINTERS WANTED
at once. ~ 5th st. nv.
WANTED-FTNE HOUSENEN APPLY BE
tween 10 and Il a. n to the mAtrun ARMY AND
NAVY PREPARATORY SCHOOL. CO- Conn. ave
CIVIL SERVICE sECRET~HIGHs sALARIED
positions in Wssen cities are obtained 6J thoee
Who know how. Every fact necessary Is IN our
book. Tre;Arcd BY an expert. SO silver SER
VICE, 4D New York Block, Seattle, Wash
GOOD LIVE REAL ESTATE Statesmen;
have hundreds Of prospects: only those not afraid
Department. REAL ESTATE TRUST Co, llth
and H sts. NV
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

Rsfsree-Mr McGOtfn. q Michigan. Umpire
Jack HeagEerty, Of Georgetbwn. Head linssman
Mr.. Thompson, Of Georgetown
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
BOARD AND ROOMS.
TABLE BOARD

iZS0 MASS. AVE. \, W--FURNISHED ROC
with board. Gentleman only. Phone North $50
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

10 IND. AVE.-L4RGE FURNISHED OR IN
furnished rooms.
1895 RIGGS PLACE BET R AND S-ROONS
by day. week OF month North pl2 Elecricity
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

Say, boss, wassis concensus O. opinion
hears so much chatter about on tn
trains to tn races?"
The Washington herald., 1916-10-11

Apprentice allowance claimed.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17
For County Judge.

G. A. Austin, this issue, has
an announcement of his candi.
dacy for denomination to the of.
fee of county Judge.
Mr.. Austin's name will not ap.
pear on the primary ballot but
will be handy to find when the
general election arrives.
Mr.. Austin is serving his first
term as county judge and his
asking for the customary renom.
ination for the second term il
entirely due to the earnest solici.
tations on the part of his many
friends and his past official re.
cord.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17
Held Reception.

Mr.. and Mrs. B. ID. Parker, Jr
entertained quite a number at
their home Tuesday evening, in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. 0. r.
Skinner, of Bloomington, Ill.,,
and who delightfully."- entertain
ed those present with music.
both vocal and instrumental.
Mr.. and Mrs. Skinner conduct
a stndio in Bloomington and
are among the foremost musical
instructors in the eastern state.
Their ability vas displayed by
the selections rendered and was
greatly appreciated by those
present. Refreshments were
served by the hostess.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17
BY Order of the.
w. C. T.. U. of Julesburg
In Explanation of Article 90 of the Constitutional
ment, entitled. Intoxicating Liquors.

In Explanation of Article % of the Constitutional Amend
ment, entitled. Intoxicating Liquors
Section 49, OFFICERS sEARCH-Any sheriff deputy
sheriff. constable municipal officer designated by ordi
acting within his jurisdiction, having personal know
ledge reasonable information that 1cating liquors
kept in violation of law place private residence
in section II provided shall ch such suspected place
such officer find upon the pes intoxicating liquors he shall
seize the same and arrest T person in charge of
uch place or aiding manner in CARRYING on the business
with such liquors Zed forthwith
before justice of the Judge of county
in which said made having jurisdiction pro-
vded, to try for violation of this and officer
shall without delay make and file complaint for viola
ton of law the evidence ustfes 1t shall lawful for
officers in executing the duties imposed them
ton to break doors for the of
tanning possession of any such intoxicating liquors.
Section IA. MAY EMPLOY ATTORNEY-Any citizen
association or society employ attorney assist the
district attorney perform his duties under this
attorney shall be recognized by the and said district
toney associate council the proceedings and
ton shall be dismissed cou
sci until the of the district attorney such dismissal
together with the objections thereto of said council
shall have been filed in writing signed by COUNSEL fully
considered by the court and finding and duy
entered by the
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17
Call or Phone
G.A.Reed

The county commissioners we're
IN session the first of the week
checking over the county treasur-
er's semi-annual statement which
will appear in this paper next
week. and transacting such other
business AS properly came up be-
fore them.
Miss Edith Douglas OF Boul-
der. Colo. neice Of Mrs. X. j.
Dobell. was in our city the first of
the week. Tuesday she went to
Grand Island to make visit there
IN the home of Clint Humberstone
and wife. Miss Douglas taught
school here for two terms and will
be remembered by many.
Z. W. Russell, printer and
newspaper man late of Seward.
N"b., was IN Julesburg few
hours OF course found his way
was into this office. The next,
thing to meeting long lost rel,.-
tive and have them show up un-
expected is "A fraternaI call from
an old time print. Mr.. Russell
was on his way to Montana aud
Idaho with prospects of locating
somewhere there.
Last week Willard BeanbIOs-
som purchased the Dye mOtOr-cy-
Gle, and to proper v try the gas
machine out. he turned on the
juice and set her ut about forty
mile clip. This happened south
of town on the road near the
bridge, and before the driver
could stop the critter, had bump
ed a small boy clear over tho
right-away and met Ford err
head-on when both machines Stop
ped and the two drivers began an
inventory of probable damage.
The Ford withstood the jolt il tho
usual Ford manner, but the motor
cycle sustained more or less in
jury. The auto came in with .
bent up fender, and the boy aud
both drivers escaped serious re-
suits. Young Beanblossom says
the machine is all that it was rep
resented to him to be and then
some.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17

Chas. E. Jacoby, photographer,
will be at the photo gallery in
Julesburg from Ydesday, Aug.
Is to Saturday, Aug. 10. Do
not forget the fork is first class
and you shoEd take this opportu-
nifty to get some good photo
graphs of yourself ard family.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1916-08-17
We are prepared to do your
Plumbing and Heating

j. ID. Cannell and family of
Lincoln, Neb., have been visiting
John Cannell near this place.
Last Friday afternoon the NJ.
+. Primary class were entertained
on the Mrs. Finley Dye lawn.
About 20 little ones with their
teachers and some of the mothers
attended.
Among the various interesting
attractions for public to see and
enjoy at the Carnival grounds. the
Days of 49'' seem to catch the
crowd and its not all single men
who go either.
Quite number from our city
took in the bowery dance south Of
town Saturday night. These
dances have been quite popular
of late and those attending from
here report a good time.
Last week we unintentially
omitted the name of +. A. Carroll
of Ovid. who secured the DOmina-
ton for assessor on the demOcra-
tic ticket. We most humbly beg
Mr.. Carroll's pardon for the err
ror.
Rev. A. o. Wright. pastor of
the Church of Christ. of Clarion.
Iowa, and National Evangelist.
wife and two children. Sunshine
and Christian. are visiting at the
home of Mrs. K. G. Gilchrist.
Mrs. Wright's mother.
A. l.. Strathkamp, of Beth
lany, Neb., last week purchased
Il half section of land on the
south table and expects to move
onto it within Il short length OF
time. We welcome Mr.. Strath.
kamp to this community.
County Treasurer j. H. Parker.
.Jr., and his father j. II. Parker,
Sr., of Warrensburg, Mo-, who
has been visiting here, have been
or trip to Colorado Springs,
Manitou and other Colorado
points, returning home yesterday
evening.
NJ. J. Mulville and A. B. Flem-
ming from the southwest part of
the county, were transa citing bus
mess in the county seat Tuesday.
Both gentlemen called at this off,
ce and Mr.. Flemming advanced
his subscription to the paper for
another year.
A reception was held last Thur
sday night in honor of Rev. A. o.
Wright and his wife, pastor of the
Church of Christ, Clarion, Iowa,
at the home of Mrs. X. &. Gill
christ. About thirty were pre-
sent. The house was beautifully
decorated with garden flowers. an
excellent program was rendered
and Rev. Wright gave fine ts TX.