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The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
iruliiical AdNcr,i.cmcn,.l
Meadows for sheriff !

Mrs. Elmer steele.
Miss Alpha Hinklc returned We'd.
tuesday night from two weeks visi,
IN Maryyillc. Mo.
Mrs. nellie Mnton Is spending tho
week IN Oregon, visiting her aun;
Mis-. W. u. Alkirc.
MIR. Hcrbcr, Sale. Of Harrison
e, spcat Monday Of this week witt
his brother. Alva Sale.
Miss Nellie Brown, of kansa.
&c. is ,h" guest of her aunt. Mrs
:. ". Howard. this week.
--N,s,rs Lola Lander ard Grac.
It'"r. or Forrest city. were quests If
,r., WI lllpklo over sunday.
--nr ". u, nintnn and son. Rob
"i', Of -, loo ~, spout SUNDAY with
hG !. Y, Miuipp. III Fnrtcsru".
MI. ftauN." M,Cann. 81 :, 10.
uuh vlHi.p" ,hl. week i'm h,.
gIar '.,h,r. MI. lucy liirhlr.
-'I. l,ppi-n Hni Nis Gcnoviry,
Proc ami Mirs Ruth NcNuity. al ll
). 20 'l'y, v,t" sue 81, at ~" J, L.
N'u'Nu .lmr, sunday
'. Alier Saprunoo, ~ BOWMAN.
kapr"., ari vi. Ruth llazrl,tt, ni
Reynolds, Mob, are visiting their
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

The Maitland Fair will be held
August !, 2, 3 and 4. The Maryville
FAN, will be held September 4, 8, 9, Z,
s and ..
--Adolph Cell, Of Omaha Nebras-
ka, is visiting his mother and brother,
Henry, in this city. He was called
by the serious illness of his brother,
Henry, who is threatened with typhoid
fever,
Mrs. p. NJ. Best, daughters, Miss
Helen and Miss Anna, Mrs. d. NJ. Lay
and Miss Mary Edwards, all Of Kan
sas City, who have been visiting here
for several days, with A. b. Payne,
wife and family, and other relatives,
returned to their homes, Sunday Of
this week.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political Ad,rrliscm,nt.l
Vote for Smith :. Meadows,
for sheriff. next TUESDAY.
grnndmnthcr. llr.. 4. Mal.c.

grandmother, 1rs, \, Wake.
Nj. Alice Birmingham, Of Sid
.n'y, Noh, who has been visiting Mrs.
j, l.. I.UtoH. lcit last MpGh.y for a
few DAYS visit in Atchison, Kansas.
Mrs. DIR. liahrock and children,
Clay nud Adele, who have been visit.
log f.'"ni, here in Fnrtcscuc, return
III - their home IN a., Joseph, Wed,
Hc,I0y morning.
Miss Lena and Elsie Mct2ncr and
Nh Fred Mctancr, all of Preston,
Scb, aGl Miss Ruth Worth, of Falls
City, Nch,, were guests Of Miss stella
ButrlCk, over Sunday.
Miss Mugs Minton left Wcduos.
day night for an cNtcndcd visit in the
West, She will make stop-ovcrs NJ
Seattle, Wash, Portland, Oregon, aad
Oakland, California.
-Aliss Alice Banks and Mr. Rubby
LcClair, of Preston, Nob., spcn, sun
day with Mis-. J, T., Henderson. They
motored back in the evening, and Miss
Elma German accompanied them
home.
Mrs, Tom Prather and grand
daughter, Miss Gcnevievc, from Three
Oaks, Mich; Mrs. Julia Glass, from
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

-Chas. y. Mum has been I'M
able 10 see the voters in his
campaign for Representative, on
account of being in the service
of his country, but would greatly
appreciate the vote Of every Re-
publican in the county. ut the
Primaries, next Tuesday, Au-
gust I. Vote for him
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Meadows for Sheriff (!

Edward Albert, the sprightly lit
tie 5-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Albert Kunkel, has been and is still a
very sick child. The little fellow, a
week ago, had a fall that injured
his knee cap, besides being In run
down condition, and has suffered
greatly. DR.. Kearney has hopes that
no permanent injury may result, and
on Sunday lsst, DR.. Proud, Of ST. Jo-
seph, was here in consultation with
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Henry bankers was looking after
business interests in s., Joseph, last
week.
The Boy Scouts, of Maitland, ae
at Big Lake, this week, and are hav-
ing a grand time.
For Salc-Two good lots, inside
city limits. Good house, with city
lights and water. A bargain. Call at
this office.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Not" for J. q. Sellers. Re.
publican candidate for Assessor.
i,nrir.rnr.


A. &c. NnpCumr wa'r hr.rca-
rip ~ 80. Joseph. Monday.
=l'u saturday, Ju'y -, tn NJ
1yi ~ ROY Nr.and. a g.rl
l'u'i rnyutnr spent Sgnia,
.iti t. brother. Geo. royntcr.
Nh nud Nj. Mcdowell visited
mia, IA their son, Clyde, near
'taig.
Nr. Z. l.. Craig wa. shopping in
e Joseph, Thm .day and Friday oi
.lis wc,i.
Mr.. Grace Riser. nj Fails CITY
b willing her sister, MR.. Ira Alk'rc
ini. w"HF.
Fred Rhctts AMI ". T.. S,uar,
Ncrc passengers To 81. Joseph, Mon.
lay evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Peterson. ol
.'"vicr, Mo-. are visiting their sister
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political Aaver.isenient.l
For County Treasurer,

Tho Holt County Sentinel:-Permit
mo through the COLUMNS of your paper
30 assure The pablo that | will GER
tairy appreciate their support for the
"i'cc Of County Treasurer, at the
coming election, to be held August I.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Chicago, and Mrs. May Beaver, Of
81. Joseph, are guests of Mrs. Henry
Stuart.
MIR. Louis Malloy, of Elmo, No.,
= visiting Mrs. +. l.. Craig. Mr..
Malloy has accepted q position as
book-keeper in Jones' Hardware store,
In Atchison, Kansas, and will leave
next week to take up his work there.
r. c. Brownlee and wife left We'd
nesday evening for Hartford, Conn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political Advertisement
Meadows for Sheriff 4!

Kathryn Reeves Is spending the
week with her cousins, the Shumatc
children, Of Forest City.
Paul Frye and wife are enjoying
an outing down in the Ozark country,
fishing along the White River, and
having real good time, camping out,
etc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

--l'nrn, - l., I. Wca." and wife.
olmr''F o.. this "t., ~ t',ir hpm
N Wa 'a p IS. 'h., tate. Jl'y -. n
o.. -. b.. i'anchr Nmk'ind reformed
~, .a" 'N pug frnm = fov Inv
VT 'tH N.r brother. rulhpn AMI
lH az . ',l'.pr, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Born, 10 Charles Officer and wife,
OF Mound city, July q, hoy.
Rev johnson and family have re-
turned from their visit with relatives
at Winston, this state.
Vera kunkel, Of the Shhaiffer dis
ttrict,. is visiting her grandparents, ].
a. kunkel ana wile and Wm. Iurn-
ham and Mifc.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

The OrgJa Chrysanthcmum Slcie-
y desllr- 20 express their docu sense
OF gratitude and appreciation 10 the
]. D. q, +. Lodge and the G.. 4 n. for
their generous contributions to The 80.
clc,y for cemetery purposes.
MRS. +. $. ROSTOCK,
President.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political Advertisement.l

Political Advertisement.l
See that your ballot has the
name Of Curtis B. Whitmer, Re.
publican candidate, on Il for
County Judge of the First Dis.
trtct, at the Primaries, next
Tuesday, August I.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Next Tuesday. August I. l.
the Primaries. see that you
vote for John II. pcrct FOR Sur.
'r,or ON the Republican ticket
0n that day.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Vote for Meadows for Sheriff.

Presbyterian Church Notes.
Services as usual next Sunday. Sun
day school at 9;ij. Preaching at !
q. M, and 8 p. m.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

kReaitissb- Advertisement 80
Sellers would make an ideal
County Assessor. " Vote for him.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

DIR. Ira Williams md family and
Brit Bridgmon and family, Of Matt
land, were the guests at the R B.
Bridfeman home Sunday last. ~
The Misses Alice and Anna Bar
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Political ADVERTISEMENT
j. 0. Sellers, candidate for
County Assessor, will appreciate
your vote.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Political ADVERTISEMENT
Vote for Riley Turney. for
Sheriff, at the Primary, Election,
Tuesday, August /. -,
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

lF"liitnl Advertisements.
Levi Orcn will greatly ap-
prcciatc your vote for County
Treasurer. nj the Primaries, ON
Tuesday. August I.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

Political Ad,cri-cment.l
--Chas. Il. Mum, Republican
candidate for Representative,
would greatly appreciate your
support and vote nj the Pri.
naries. next Tuesday. August /.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

1.-The Little Devil Is going
to be ct work every day from
August tho 5th to August the I It'll
on tho Porter farm. ! mile north
Of Mound City, No., between the
hours Of. E30 70 $50 o'clock P.
n. Everybody Invited.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

.iu" n' hcr 'ra,h was aged ~ Years.
~ months ""i rs day,. She wa
united IN marriage, October a.. Iy01.
10 hoy Ne. 10 pi M1aud CITY. aln, 10
Ms union go "hili, Nlvn. was horn.
VI" Leave this laughter mother
AMI father one sister. Mrs. Conn. and
one brother Mr.. Lloyd Springer, nnI
a host nf friends To- nopn hor dorih'
~" was a member of the Tarkio
Chanel u, T.. church. ard n d0VntcJ
ienhcr Of the Royal Workers. of TINT
l,ho.llna,iuup and u my.uu,r of Inc
Royal N,lrh'"rs' lodge. Funeral ser.
wees Wen" conducted at tho Fins.
Christian church. in Mound city, Mo-,
~ : nri"'H' "wednesday afternoon,
July 20, ntr.ment being M Mount
Hone ccWD,,y, near Mound Citr
,pur dccpr' sympathy goes out 10
hC' little g.rI and relatives and many
il'huS' ITlAIIyln.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

NJ Political Advsrtissmsnt.l
-Why not vote for ORA
MORSE FOR SHERIFF, at The
Primaries, next Tuesday? He IL
deserving Of your support.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28
Political Advertisement

TTUTE0'HI NHNtF'Istfnthf,I
Levi Oren, one Of the most
deserving citizens of the county,
will appreciate your support for
County Treasurer, mt the Pri.
maries, next Tuesday, August !.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

BE sure that you vote for
s,ebOurn Carson, candidate for
County Treasurer, on the Re.
publican ticket, ut the Primaries,
next Tuesday, August /.
The Holt County sentinel., 1916-07-28

ed and ice cream was served in the
evening. Those present were: FLOYD
and Hcrnicc Lease, Sid and sam hut
rick. Josephine and Harold Birming-
ham. Iva and Alice Blcvins, Alta
l!l"rins, Alta Watts and Eurmil Al
kirc.
The Ladics' Aid society met lnyt
Thursday with Mrs. Thomas Huston.
The meeting was business and social
Inc cnnbin" '. ra1.c i...,, ere,
Media rs :. 4. S'Ct,r, :. WiIlms,
.has. Tny'o' q Wh.pp'c. tanker
LLOYD Smith, VIII Wnrrnlcr John
I'is"r ~ Graham. a. /. Bat.,ou,
lnwcs liEo.lrs, Geo. Dickson. r, r,
lnyd; Nlasrs F'h.ldn Griffin. Hrrlnh
'inhrr Lru'n Henry. Nc'iir and VII.
"a 81 Fcr stella iirt,irk ann Flor.
nee Boyd, TIVE collection nunr.at.d
20 $40, h7..ios ttr scvin- arcom-
r'i hoi.
'lrs, n'pnchr M,y,r ia. p.,.r of
VIZ AMI VI, }. A.. sVrr~. b.. ..,i NJ
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.''i, y. .Hs born September ,.
lr.i 10 HIGHLAND Nnn.as, AMI NJ Tho
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
SPRING MEETING IN BIRMINGHAM, SAYS
 PRESIDENT BAUGH
Exact Date to Be Announced Later-Will Be Held in the Latter Part of .
 February

The annual spring meeting of the Southern league will be held in Bir- mingham during the latter part of February. according to an announce ment made by President Robert II. Baugh last night. The spring meeting is very important. the chief topic be- ing the framing of a schedule for the season
 President Baugh was very optimistic over the prospects for a successful year. T believe the coming season the Southern association said the leagues boss. "The meeting at Nash vile was very harmonious The only sale reported was that of Dick Rob- ertson of the Birmingham club to New Orleans. There were trads in the air but none ever developed.
 ''The schedule was not framed last papers. l will appoint man in no way connected with any club in the league to draft a schedule. I will also appoint a committee of club presidents to draft a schedule We will compare the two at the spring meeting and the one which is most favorable to the clubs will be adopted.
 Happenings in the baseball world will be rather slack for the next two weeks, especially during the holidays"
 President Baugh, Secretary Harold McDermot& of the Southern league and President Smith of the locals club re- turned from the meeting Sunday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
AL Star "Letter" EleDens
 ShOW Formidable Lineups

All-southern, all-S. l. A. A. and all sorts of other mythical elevens have been selected by critics from the football teams of the colleges and universities of the south from the past season, but an all- star letter" eleven has made but one ap- pearance. Dick Jemison in. the Atlanta Constitution is the on1y scribe in the south to offer his selections on this line. His article follows:
 Formidable elevens can be picked from the southern college elevens by ar ranging the elevens accord to letters For instance. a "B" eleven, an all ''C'' eleven, and so on.
 Below we have compiled elevens from players whose names begin with E, c, II, L, M. P, R, s. T and W.
 It is difficult to forecast which of these elevens would win in match game. Each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

derson of Mississippi tackles Hart of Clemson and Hambaugh of Tennessee; guards, Henderson of Tennessee and liar rell of North Carolina; center, Hamilton of Vanderbilt; quarter, Hill of Tech; halves, Hairston of Auburn and Her. ring of sewanee; full, Hatcher of Ten nessee.
 All "L" Eleven
 Ends Love of North Carolina and Ly- man of Sewanee; tackles, Lee of Citadel and LipscCmb of Vanderbilt; guards, Lang of Tech and Lowe of Tennessee; center, Lumbhn of Mississippi quarter, Larkin of Washington and Lee; halves, Luck of Tennessee and Lewis of L. s. U.; full, Laird of Davidson.
 All "M" Eleven
 Ends, Moore of Sewanee and Morton of Alabama; tackles Maucl1 of Tech and Mcconnell of Georgia; guards, Mckay of Virginia and Means of Sewanee; center, Maynor of Alabama; quarter, Morrison of Tech; halves, McLaws of Georgia and McGraw of Tulane; full, McIlvain of Ken lucky State.
 All "P" Eleven
 Ends, Pew of Georgia and PreaS of Tech; tackles Perry of Sewanee and Pond of Chattanooga; guards, Pierotti of Wash ington and Lee and Petrie of Georgia; center, Phillips of Tech; quarter, Price g and Prendergast of Auburn; full, Paxton of Washington and Lee.
 All "R" Eleven
 Ends, o. Reynolds of Georgia and Robinson of Auburn; tackles, Ramsay of North Carolina and Rogers of Alabama: : guards, Rosenthal of uTlane and Fucker of Sewanee; center, Robinson of Tennes- see; quarter, Rodes of Kentucky State; halves, J. Reynolds of Georgia and Ray of Vanderbilt: full, Rickenbaeher of Au- burn.
 All IS" Eleven
 Ends Smith of Tulane and Steed of Au- burn; tackles, Sample of Auburn and Stevens of Chattanooga; guards, Stockton of Florida and Sayad of Davidson; cens ter, Scott of Sewanee; quarter, Stone of Sewanee; halves, Strupper of Tech and Sparkman of Florida; full, Spence of Tech.
 All ''T" Eleven
 Ends Tate of Georgia and Taylor of Alabama; tackles, Thrash of Georgia and Tayloe of North Carolina; guards. Thur man of Virginia and Tabor of Citadel; ter, Twiford of North Carolina; halves, Truss of Mississippi X. & NJ. and Thaxton of Clemson; full, Remnant of North Caro- ina.
 All W's' Eleven
 Ends Walker of Davidson and White Of Virginia; tackles, Wynne of Auburn and Wirgate of Georgia; guards, Williams of Vanderbilt and Whittlesly of Alabama; center, B. White of Davidson; quarter, Wagenknight of Virginia; halves, Wal ker of Davidson and Wortham of Se- vance: full, Weeks of Mississippi A. & M.'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
Howard College Meets Vandy
 In Nashville On October 27

Howard college will play Wander bilt. According to the official sched- ule of the Commodores. announced Sunday night in Nashville, the Bap- lists will journey to the Vandy cam pus on October 27 to meet the Mc- Gugin clan. It has been rumored in Birmingham for several days that the Baptists would make the trip, but nothing to confirm the report was re- ceived until yesterday.
 The official schedule shows that the Commodores have but one open date, that being September 30, the opening Saturday of the football season.
 The schedule also reveals the fact that Vandy will Journey to Chicago on October 13 to meet the University of Chicago, the team of Coach Stagg, the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
LL SEASON OPENS TONIGHT Birmingham College Meets Athletic Club T0night Tn
 Opening Contest 0f Season
Dance to Follow Game-Many Predict Defeat for Club Five
 Methodists in Excellent Shape

The opening game of the 19l6-17 bas- ketball season will be staged in Birming ham tonight when the lives of Birming- ham college and the Birmingham Ath- letic club clash on the latter's court. The game will start promptly at S:SO o'clock. and will be followed by the cus- tomary dance
 The game promises to be one of the best early season battles in Birmingham this year. Although the game will not equal some of the games which will fol- low, it is thought that the game will af- ford surprise The Athletic club five has not participated in much practice of late and for the Methodist five to score a victory would not be a great surprise
 Coach Charlie Brown has worked his men hard for the game and has them in good condition. In addition to the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

reeular five which he had left over from last seasons squad, he has an abundance of new material from which to round out his quintet Gillian and Cook will play at forwards, Neill and Laughinhouse at guards and Norton at center
 The lineup of the club five will be Me Gowan and Satterfield at forwards, Baker at center and Seals and Brazelton at guards
 The officials for the contest have not been announced as yet. A large crowd is expected to attend, chiefly for the danc- ing.
 The game will give basketball fans an opportunity to get good line on the club five this season. Although prospects at the present are not very encouraging for a winner it is believed by many the squad will round into form before many weeks have passed and the five will again be reckoned as one ot the leading contenders for the southern title.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

eleven has it's quota of stars. Here are the picks
 All "B" Eleven
 Ends, Boone of Alabama and Bell 0. Tech; tackles, Bethel of Washington and Lee and Bonner of Auburn; guards, Beas- ley of Georgia and Britain of Kentucky State; center, Bryant of Tech; quarter, Bagley of Washington and Lee; halves, Barnes of Tulane and Bobo of Mississippi Aggies; full, Burnett of Alabama.
 All "C" Eleven
 Ends, Crawford of North Carolina and Cohen of Vanderbilt; tackles, Carpenter of Tech and Cody of Vanderbilt; guards, Cooper of l.. s. U. and Carman of Wander bilt; center, Campbell of Auburni quarter, Curry of Vanderbilt; halves, Coleman of Georgia and Crudington of Sewanee; full, Colle of Tulane.
 All HI" Eleven Ends, Henderson of Florida and Hen
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

man who recommended Coach Thomas Kelley to the University of Alabama authorities. The game with Alabama is on November 10 in Birmingham, as announced by the Crimson authorities
 The complete schedule of the Com modores is as follows:
 September 30, open.
 October 6, Pennsylvania, at Nash vile.
 October 19, Chicago, in Chicago.
 October 20. Kentucky State, in Lex ington.
 October 27, Howard college, in Nash vile.
 November 3, Tennessee. in Nashville November 10, Alabama. in Birming- ham.
 November IT, Virginia, in Charlottes- ville.
 Thanksgiving, Sewanee, in Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

There are about 1900 gas plants ir this country.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
MITCHELL IS AFTER
 SHECKARD FOR COACH

Chicago, December 17.-Fred Mitchell, new manager of the Chicago Nationals, hopes to sign Jimmy Sheckard, former star outfielder of the club, as coach for his 1917 team, according to word re- ceived here today from New York. Mitchell is quoted as saying the place would correspond to that filled by Mitch ell with the Boston Nationals.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
WINS
 TWO CLOSE GAMES

Ashville December 1S-The Ashvile High school won two hard fought games from the Springville High school yester- day by the scores of 2 to IS and IS to 13. The games were very exciting and were witnessed by a large crowd. The
 work of Moore, Robinson, Teague and Gather featured.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
JOE TINKER AFTER
 MINOR LEAGUE JOB

Chicago December 1s-Joseph B. Tin ker. deposed manager of the Chicago Ma tional league club. has opened negotia- tions for the purchase of the Columbus franchise in the American association, Charles H. Weeghman, president of the Chicago club, announced today.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
Jimmy Wilde Retains Title
 Of FlyWeigMs Tn Engldnd

London, December 1s.-Jimmy Wilde, flywelght champion of England, knocked out Frankie Di Melfi known as the Zulu Kid of Brooklyn, N T., in the eleventh round of their match today
 By his victory Wilde reaffirmed his right to the title of flyweight champion of the world. The contest was to have gone 20 rounds of three minutes eacn.
 Both men were under weight and ap-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
CARPENTER NAMED
 CAPTAIN OF TECH

Atlanta, December 16-Walker Carpen- ter of Newman, Ga, was elected captain of the Georgia Tech football team for 1917 at the annual Tech banquet tonight. Carpenter has played tackle on the team for the past three years. Thomas Spence of Thomasville, Ga., fullback for three years, was named as alternate
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
CHANGE SIGNS AGAIN

Los Angeles, Cal, December H.-Re- cent reports that Frank Chance, for mer marl&-Ser of the Chicago National league club, would quit baseball un- less offered that position again, were belied today when Chance announced he will manage the local team of the Pacific coast team again next season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19

peared to be in excellent condition. They fought fast and furiousiy.
 In the eleventh round Wilde sent the Kid to the ropes with a strong left to the jaw. Clinging to the ropes, the American fighter took a dozen body blows and then dropped on one knee. As soon as the Kid regained his feet Wilde shot a smashing right and left blow to the jaw, flooring the Kid, whose seconds, without waiting for the count, threw in towel.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
WEEGHMAN'S OFFER
 ACCEPTED BY TAMPA

Tampa, December 1s.-The Chicago Ma tionals have been relieved of their con- tract to train in Tampa in 1917 and 1918, according to an announcement of the Tampa Baseball Training association to- day. It is said Charles Weeghmans of fer of $500 to abrogate the contract was accepted.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1916-12-19
HARVARD DROPPED
 BY CORNELL ELEVEN

Ithaca, N Y, December 1S.-Colgate is added and Harvard is dropped from the Cornell university football schedule for the season of 1917. announced today.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-02
NOTICE OF GUARDIAN

h 'he Probate court for the ter titrr of Alaska, Division No. 1, at Haires, before J. J. Kennedy, U. 5. Commissioner and Ex-Officio Pro bate Judge.
 In the matter of the~ estate of J. E. Reynolds an insane person. Notice is hereby given, that by order dutly made and entered In tie above entitled court on the 1st Of April, 1916, the undersigned, was appointed Guardian of the estate of ]. E. Reynolds an insane per son, and all persons having claims against said estate are required to present their claims to me at my office in the town of Haines, with in six months from the date of this notice with the necessary vouch- CTS as required by law.
 ed this 12th day of April, 1916.
 G w. HINCHMAN,
 Guardian. ". B. stout, attorney for Guardian. First publication, April II, 1916. Final publication, May 12, 1916.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-02

One dangerous ruffle, is to ruff fle a woman's conceit.
The daily Alaskan., 1916-05-02

To be temperate is to know how much f anything good for one.