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Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

OcpdFtfNcnl or Ine interior, Y. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- Zona. May g. 1916.
 NOTICE $ hereby given that Roy A. Newman. of Garces, Arizona, who. on March 7th. 1912, made Home.tead Entry, No. 0168e2, for E1s SEA. Sec. 26; E1s NEA. Section 35, Township %. S.. Range 20. F.. G&SR Meridian, has filed notice of intention 10 make final Three Year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before J. D. Taylor, U. s. Commits sioner. at Bisbee. Arizona, on tLe 17th day of June. 1916.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Joel P Steele, of Buena: and Rich ard K. Haverty. Caleb A. Newman, Sarah E. Newman. (3) of Garces, Arizona.
 THOMAS r. WEFDIN.
 Register First publication May 12. 1916. Last publication June IT. 1916.
 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
 Department of the Interior, Y. s. Land Office at Phoenix, Ari- zona. May %. 1916
 -NO iCb lS nereDE gwen tnaI h. William Reinhblm. of McNeal. Ari- zona. who. on April 29. 1913. made Homestead Entry. No. 021e39. for W. P. r.. Section 27. Township 21. g.. Range 26. F.. G&SR Meridian. has fled notice Of intention ro make final Three Year Proof. to establish claim to the land above described. before T. n. Taylor. T. S. Commissioner. at Bisbee. Arizona. on the 6th day of July. 1916
 Claimant names as witnesses: Carl Nyholm. JoseDh F. Parvin. Abel Waisanen. Levi H. Wyatt. all of McNeal. Arizona.
 THONAS r. WFFDTN. Peeister. First notification Nav 25. 1916. Last nuhlicatiOn Julv s. 1916.
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WILLIAM RIGGS.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

First publication May 12. 1916. Last publication June IT. 1916.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-18

First notification June &. 1a16. Last publication Julv 10. 1918
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-18

ORDER OF BOARD OF SUPER VsoRs FOR SCHOOL ELECTION TO BE HELD WITHIN SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 2. COUNTY OF CO cHlSE. STATE OF ARIZONA.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-06-18

First publication. June &. 1916. Last publication. July 10. 1916.
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 The affairs and business of this cornoratinn shall be conducted and controlled by a board of seven (7) directors. each and all of whom shall he stockholders and elected annually hv the stock holders of this corpora ton. and said stock holders shall elect from among the directors the following officers. President. a Vice President, a Secretary and Treasurer and such other officers as the board of directors. rr stock holders. may, from time to time. create. The rc- son elected Secretary may also he Treasurer Such directors may be elected the first time at the organiza. 'ion meeting of this corporation. and shall serve as such directors until the first annual meeting of the stock holders of this corDoration. Or until their successors have been elected and qualified.
 The annual meeting of the stock holders shnll ha bold rrNn tho first Saturday after the first day of January each year. at the hour of 10:00 o'clock \. NJ, at such place. or places. as the bylaws may prescribe. and such directors. so elected. shall be the directors of this corporation for the period of one year thereafter. and until their successors are elected and qualified. The persons who shall be,
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
PARKER CAMPING ON
The TRAIL OF TURNER
Fast New England Grappler After An
other Bout with Local
Mat King.

Happy" Parker, who issued a sweep
ing def to Joe Turner for another match
Immediately after Turner was awarded
the second fall during their recent match
Is still in town hunting for Turner's
scalp, though from present indications
another match between Turner and the
New England grappler is unlikely When
Parker met Turner last Tuesday night
at the Lyceum Theater, he claimed that
he had thrown Turner only to have Ref
cree O'Connor award the match to the
local boy and thinking that he was hand
ed raw deal, Immediately made his
challenge for another match.
The management of the local theater
made promises to the visiting man call
ing for another match, and after waiting
a week without anything definite being
decided, he has come to the conclusion
that Turner does not want to give him
another chance.
Parker contends that should Turner
think it proper. he will meet any man
in the country at the specified weight II
only Turner will consent to the return
engagement
Being one of the fastest in the busi-
ness and gaining a fall on Turner made
Parker's protest substantial, and IL Tur-
ner is not to give him another match he
should notify the challenger.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE

PhNsdephis Ps.. Oct. 2-BUTTER- The market
advanced ccnt under light offerings and fairly
active demand We quote: Solid-packed cTeArn-
ery. fancy specials. IS; extra S6ay7 extra frsts.
6sS1z; hrsts. Sa3i5s; seconds, S31za3y5l; nearly
prints fancy, 3; average extra Sass: hrsts Sass
seconds, Sa4; secal fancy brands Of prints job-
bing at 42ai5
EGGS-Fne new-lAd eegs were in good re1u-,t
and kept well cleaned up at full figures We quote
In irec caseS nearby extra, s. peT do5en; nearby
hrsts. 1850 PER standard cAse; nearby current 10
cHipts, lo.0 PER case. Western extra 3 per dozen;
extra nrsts, 10 30 per case: frsts q7laI0 %: re
i7Eerator eggs. extra. 9 So. frsts eOOa93O; fancy
candled fresh eEES johbinE at 42aH per dozen
LIVE POtLTRN-FowlE. as TO quality lTals:
ROSTERS. liAl5: spring chickens according 10 quality
lAls; white beghuns. according TO quality lSslT
ducks, as to size and quality. l5al7; piseonE old
Per lalr, -oa2s DO. Young Irr nair. lss22
DRESSED POULTRY-Fresh killed. d7-Dscked
fowls y 10 box dry-picksd. fancy selected q.
weighing f7s5 pounds apiece 81 d. I T,or,rdS
spece. ., do. 81 pounds apiece . do. pounds
apiece, 3]a2I. Fowls. in barrels. ice-racket faDcy,
Gry -picked-Northern Indiana and Illinois weighing
is5 pounds apiece. o; Southern Indiana spd mi.
uois. weighing is5 pounds apiece N; smaller
sizes, laa2 Old ROSTERS. dry-picked l6. Roasttns
chickens. Western, weighing pounds and owe,
I"r pair. PAS; br1ilng chickens Western, weigh.
ing Sa4 pounds TT pair, 3 Chickens, weighing
5a5e pounds per rair. BaZ; do. mixed sizes. Us
p Broilers. other nearby, weighing lna2 pounds
apisoe. 2SASo. Brnlers nearby. smaller sizes gsE
Ducks, nearby. sprlng = Squads, per du1en- White
weighing llal2 pounds 575s6O; do. do saIf
pounds s6aS.5O; do. do. pounds. 4Oo4L35; do,
do. pounds Sca3 IS; do. do. 6aSI4 pounds -5s
80; dark. 250a2g; small and No >, 6OaI3
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Chicago. Oct 2-Bulls assumed control Of the
wheat market today and their chief argument was
the news from Argentina. Crop advices from the
latter country unfavorsbls and reported rains
there Saturday apparently were a myth. Today's
adyices to local houses said that dry weather
tinued and that all crops were suffering The seri-
business Of the situation reflected In the five to
six-cent advance at Buenos Aires and 2a211c gain
at Rosario. These reports encouraged good buy
ing Of wheat here and the market increased In
strength as the day advanced and finished with
new gains Of nc. Another important factor in
the market was the heavy tskings Of wheat for
export, sales in all positions being reported at
check demand
in the pit today and the strength at Winnipeg
indicated that they were also taking wheat there
Trade here was also impressed with the improved
inquiry for old winter wheat In store here. II the
stocks Of old wheat In store can be appreciAbly
reduced II will make the course Of the bulls a
much easier one. as the big available supplies have
waited on the markets for some weeks past
Corn followed wheat TO q higher level scoring
net advances Of y 70 INC. The market got good
support from elevator interests and met with lin
tied selling pressure. New corn s now offered very
freely and the movement of old corn is cirtsied
by the lack Of
Oats also hrmsr and showed gains Of y to
nc for the day Trade was rather small with the
market Influenced Httls bit by the strength in
wheat and corn.
Provisions ruled lower. with free selling Of
December and January lard by one Of the big
packers feature.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03

An was you in that seethin' mass that
packed tn grandstand tight,
With swell dressed danes, an sporty
lads, whose hearts was free and
light?
An did you have your two ''buks" down
when Soldier hove in sight.
At tn openin' Of tn racin' meet at
Laur---eilllll.
Dear Folks: Lon claims that tn above
can be warbled II va got a piano. but
II amt much use payin' attention L
what he has t say after tn way he be-
haved yesterday. He escorted three of
his particular "frail" friends to tn grand
openin' Of tn Laurel race meet, an when
1t come down to tn second race one o.
tn Lucys happened t spy Soldiers name
entered. an she Immediately bawled out
that II she only hada boy he'd be a
soldier" tn hunch was instantaneous
an before you could whistle all four Of
'em had Clipped in four bits a piece an
soaked tn bundle on Soldier t. COP an
when tn son o. The Picket waddled
home in front, tn carryin' on that took
place was nothin' more'n less an per-
fectly scandalous. couldn't stand it.
so beat it, an tn last see Of tn kid
he was beggin' tn bandmaster { play
They'll Never Believe Me-" which he
done, an amt seen him since.
Laurel folks oughta be proud Of tn
great send of they got. Baltimore, Phil
adelphia, an Moo York sent large bundles
O. folks, an all tn furriegners seemed
t be havin' a great time. N'ashington's
own cream, an some of its skim milk
was all over tn place, an judgin' from
tn merry prattle on tn home comm
trains everybody musta quit winner. All
signs point to bang up race meet. Many
well known horse lovers was to be seen
between tn Club House an Paddock, in
cludin' Jesse Lewisohn, Schuyler Par
sons, Andrew Miller, Edward Mclean,
w. P. Spurgeon, Edward Mitchell. Ed.
J. Walsh, Frederick Chaplin, "Cy' Cum
mings, Horace Westcott, Samuel Ross, R.
F. Carmen, Emil Herr, NJ. j. Keane, Sam
Hildreth. Dave Gedeon, I. ]. Costigan, an
Carol Ralsin. DOPEY DAN.
Note-Lon says did va ever notice that
tn party what always starts tn fight
Is tn III sunken chested weasel" with
tn Misses size shoulders
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for lsrss lots o,
good marketable goods only. Joboers' prices art
higher. Lower grades may be sold for less. Fang
goods command higher prices
EGGs-Fresh, per doz., SzS.
BUTTER-Best prints. new. per D., 81; DO, tub,
IS; process. 3lAse; store packed 34s25
LARD-Tub. pure, per H. lsalsi1; DO. COM
pound, l2slZ1; cottonseed OIL per can, ara
CHEEsE-New York. new. per n. 20; fat. q;
Swiss, domestic. sosS2; DO. foreign. 30.
LIVE PoULTRY-Heus. Per lbl. HAis; roostsrs.
per b.' -; ducs. per b., l6sl7; chickens. pei n.
lsal9; turkeys per b.. Hx3.
GREEN Go0DS-Beans, psr basket. oczip;
beets, per 100 Soossoo; cabbases bbL. 2oo~Scoi
cantaloupes. per crate. 75s2ooi carrots, per bunch
2AS; celery. New York, Der crate. soa5o; corn, PEI
do1. 5aSi cucumbers per basket. Lbo~2oo; Gym
bling per crate. loosl5o eggplAnts pr crate. 5oz
-; kAle. per bbl, T5aIoo; lettuce. New York. pa
basket. Loa2oo; onions. per bag. 275s1oo; Pepper.
per crate. 4oa5o; potatoes Per Dbl. &5o&Ai swsst
potatoes. per bb. Ls5G225; spinach, per bbl. 25os
Soo; tomatoes, per box, 5Oal3; turipS. per bunch.
3s4
FRUITs-Apples. per bbl.. l5osLoe; damsons, p<s
basket 5aSi grapefruit per box. 6ooa5o; grapes.
per hasket l2al7; lemons per box 65oaz 81 oranges
per crate 55oab.oo; peaches. per crate. L24l-75;
pinsApples, per crate. 2ooSSoo; plums. per Slb.
basket. ssS; raspberriss per qt aASoi stzaxber-
res. per qt. 2oasO: vGtsmeionS each, 0zB.
1--we sTOCK-Yesl calves prime. Per n.
Il; do. medium lOalo3ti spring lambs, fat. losHll
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
RED SOX land THE
final Home GAME
Pennant Repeaters Trim Philadelphia
Mackmen in Last Contest of
the Season, 4 to 2.

Boston, Oct 1.-The Red sox pennsnt
repeaters in the American League oele-
brated their final day Of the season at
Fenway Park today by winning easily
from the Athletics, to q
Boston put sixteen men into the game,
Janvrin and Csdy being the only players
left In throughout the game. Even
Heinie Wagner got chance for a little
practice playing at short for two innings
and getting hit, a put-out and an as
sist. Shore held the Mackmen without
a hit for five innings and then Jones
went in, the visitors scoring their two
runs In the seventh on a single, a double
and fielder's choice.
A perfect throw to the plate by Lewis
in the first inning, doubling Witt, who
tried to score on Strunk's fly to left, was
a feature of the game. Boston will close
the regular season tomorrow with a dou-
ble-header with the Athletics at Braves
field, whore the world series will be
played. Thursday the Red Sox and Ath-
letics will play an exhibition game at
Worcester for the benefit of John Gaffrey
fund. Gaffrey was an old umpire. Jack
Barry threw the ball about for few min
utes in practice today, this beiLg the first
time he has attempted to use 1t since his
injury. There Is a slight possibility that
he may be able to get into some of the
world series games SCOra.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore. Oct 2-EGGs-Market nrnsr. Ma-y-
hnd, PennsylVaniA and nearby hTstS, - Eastsfu
shore. Maryland and Virginia hrstS, 3; Western
(ohio) hrsts g; West Virginia frsts %; South
EN- North Carolinal hrsts. SOasl. The market for
western fresh, case count. %. and cndled 3.
western storage. case count, 3OA
bOfTER-Ssparator, eTtrss. Sa8; hrI1. SaE;
prints, n. 36aE; hrsts Slas6; do In extras
S6a8; frSts. Ssa4; blocks, 2 ns, extras, SAS;
hrSts' S2ao: dairy prints, Maryland, Pennsylvania
and virginia extras. zIs: hnb. aeZ; store
lacked. frstS. 2.
LIVE PoULTRY-Pnoes Per pound. unless other
Hee stated Chickens. fat young boat stock
HAs; young BY express. TAls: do, fair TO good
Stock' Is; White Leghorns l6a,T: old hens pounds
and over. IS; do. small 10 medium II; old roostsrs
sha stags loAll; ducks young MuScUvy and MongreL
l4AIo; White Pedngs. young. l5al6: Indian Runners
Young lSali; puddle. over ~ Ds. Is; do. smaller
.SalA; turkeys. heavy. MS. and over. .: pigeons
OLD per pair, %; young. per pair. 20; guinea
fowl young. ~ ios and up each tOs6S. do IRaIgs
Ms. each. 4Os50; old each 2Sa3O
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRUITs-Pota-
toes white. new, PennsylrAnia, buShel Oal IS; do
New York and New Jersey busheI ll0a, %; do
Eastern Shore, Virginia. baHsl. Z5OE27B; do. near
by oushe! bon. l0aI.IS; sweets Eastern Shore
yelo"s, barrel, l2Sal5O; do. Maryland bhl. La
10; Go, Anne Arundel. standard, bbl, L4AI 50
do small, barrel. Ll0aI25: yarns large bright
ooL, lmSl.lS: Apples Eastern Shore Maryland and
barrel l0al5; do. do. peach basket. GaIo:
do, Western Maryland. packed barrel, 2Ooa3OO;
Beans. native. green, buEhel looaI.8 Cabbage.
native. 100. ose %; do. New York ton 45OOa55 70
CsntAloupes Colorado. crate. 90aLlO Celery. New
York. bunch. 5afOc- Com. nearby, sugar, do1en
l2Al6; do, field. dozen sal2; cucumber New Yort
bJshei oaSket, l5oal75. DansonA Maryand and
Virginia. - basket. 6oSs5; do. do, pound ZSaS;
do. Western Maryland. s-pound basket. aa2S: egg
plants. native. basket sOs25. Craps Concord
basket, llal3; do. Niagara. basket llGl3; do
Delaware. basket, Halls: lima beans, peach
basket, Sa4o; do hamper Haloo; do bslshel
100; do, hulled. pound, sas; lettuce native. bushel
6oG' AaD; onions, Maryland and PennsyIvania
dry. bIAhei. LBal 20; do. New York and Western
yellow. loopound sack. 25A275: PEACHES. Noun
tain carrier. L0aL3 q do. - basket Sa75;
DO. do round basket, T5si.2s; pears Eastern Shore
hiehef' IS basket. 8a-S do. dG.. barrel, 2Sal 50
do. Seckel, basket, 4Oa6o; peppers, nearby basket
3a8; tomatoes, native. ripe, basket 4Oz5O; do
green, basket. g125; do. nearly. measured bushel
90; watermelons, selects 100. DWa2 %; DO
primes. 100 l2Oal500 do. Culls. 100 60oalOU
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
DATES ARE NAMED
FOR COLUMBIA TOURNEY

Walter s. Harlan, chairman OF the
greens committee at the Columbia Coun-
try Club, yesterday afternoon announced
the annual fall golf tournament to be held
at that club October 10. 20 and u for mem
bers Of golf clubs OF the United States
Golf Association.
On Thursday, the first day of the tour
nament, the qualification rounds. eighteen
holes medal play, five sixteens to qualify.
will be held. while on the following day
first and second rounds, eighteen holes
match play, will be run on in the morn
ing and afternoon.
The semi-final and final rounds Of the
tournament match play will be held on
Saturday, the semi-final in the morning
and the final round In the afternoon.
The winner of the first sixteen will be
awarded replica OF the Wardman tro-
ply and his name will be engraved on the
original cup.
Entries must be in the hands of the
green's committee before O'Clock Tues
day, October H.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
BOARD AND ROOMS
AUCTION SALES,
ADAM A. wEsCHLER, Auction

ADAM A. WEsCHLER, Auctiope,r.
TRUSTEES SALE OF vALUABLE DPRovEr
REAL ESTATE. BENG A TwO-sTORY0 AM
ATTIC FRANZ DWELLING AND STEBIF
IN REAR THEREOF. on THE EAST SIDE
or FoRTT-F1FTH strict BETwTEN
LOWELL AND AACONB STREETS NORTH
WEST
BY virtue Of a cerSin deed q trlEt drly =.
corded in LbeT No. ~ folio II ct 80 4 he
Land Records o. the District q ColurhS A. a.
the request Of be pErty secured thereby. ths unss-
Hgned ulstses will offer for sls by pucli- rr--ior
IN truut q the premises. or FRIDAY TIE gTH
DAY OF OCTOBER, A. d Ig6 a. o'elo-x
p. m, the folOw1ngdssGfb-d land End rreuiSa-
situate in the City q Washington. DISTINCT Of
Columbia to-vtt: Lots Numbered hvs IS si1 81
seven %, and siEht o., IN block numbered twenty
iour q, IN John ?. WsETEnAnB Subdivision %
part Of AlhEnos," nov called ''Wsie Hsightt 90
~ sid Subdivision ii recorded in The oIcs q the
Surveyor Of the District q ColumhA IN County
Book 2 psgv IL.
Terms Of ssls-CSsh. A deposit q s1n r.srired
OF the purchase A. the time o. saLe Al crrvey-
hndng, recording and notArLl fses A. the c1s- q
the purchaser. Terms q s1h 70 b compile win
within tftesn days from day Of sale otherviss the
trustees reserve the rEht to resell the p-ups--v At
the nsE and cost q the defIulting rlrchESr- INsT
five oAys Advertisement a such rpsle IN g1sns psvr
paper published IN the city o. wssAinF4on d. G.
SAML A DRURY
ISL s,rest northv.s
JESSE L. HEIsKELL
lSD Il street norhwer--
Trustees.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
PROPOSALS,

DEPARTMENT oP TIE INTERIOR WASH
ington, ssDtFmbT 3 Igl6-Sssled propoSsls vi
Be received N this department until D n
TUESDAY. October r. 1876 and then opensd fo-
installation Of plumbing and q mArhls tile tpd
teTsz1o work n Room lG Il the Patent O-ir
Building, WEshiuFton. D. c.. IN socurdAnos v1tA
plans and specifications copies ~ which rrr b.
obtained frum rhe Chief Clsrt Of this dep1rtmsnt
The rEht h reserved 70 reject any And Al bidI u
waive technical 0stecH and 70 Acrepl one par1 End
reject the other as the interest Of the Foverumsnt
may require. Proposals. should bs ssoursly suvel-'
oHed married ''PrOposII for plumbing or 'Prop1saI
for mArble. tile, and tsrrHEBo vort-" a. The CO.
may BE- and be sddresssd 10 the Secretary q ths
Interior. 30 SWEENEY, AsSs1NBt sec-etSry
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS DISTRICT OF 90
lunbla, Washington. septembeT 2 Ig6-ssllsd
proposals Will Be received Al the oflce o. The S.
retAry Of the Board Of Oommis<oosTS Room ~
District Building until O'Clock .. n OCTOBER
70. lH6 for grading and inproEing st-sstE roads
and avenues IN the Distrct Of ColumtaL Forms n
proposals, spe1hetonS and Necessary information
psrtment Room e District Building VAS
ingtOn, D. Q. OLIVER P NEWMAN. LOUIS
BRoWNLOW, CHARLES ". KCTz. COmmiI
aonsrs. D. c.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS n, G.,
ssptember 2, 1916. SEALED Proposals viii be ~
cered at this office, Room Ss District B,hldinE
until 2 O'Clock ?. m. ou OCTOBER s. 1876 for
the Construction Of pipe s-ver in the Distrct Oi
Columbia involving the construction Of approx
mAtely 500 linear feet Of pipe seweT, inches d.
amstsr Forms OF proposals. specifications and nee
CsTk Engineer Department Room g. DiEt1cs
Building, Washington, D. c OLIVER P. NEW
MAN. LOUIS BROwNLOW, CHARLES ".
KUTZ, Commissioner. D. c.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
K. C. Baseball Team Reported Sold,

Kansas City. Oct. "A report. said to
be authoritative, that the Kansas City
American Association baseball club had
been sold to o. l. Van Laningham. Of
Kansas City, for $4,000 has been pub
lished by local newspaper. Denial OF
the sale however, was made by attor-
neys representing both George Tebeau,
who owned the club, and Mr.. Van Lam
ingham
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

BsIumore, Oct. 2-wHEAT-Strung-N red
spot. S.S; October. N-57t; No. l. s. ss7s; De
cember s. 5sN; No > red Western spot and Octo-
Der, Sl64is
OoRN-Closed dull and nominal. Spot and octo-
Der. &c
OATS-stesdy. No ? white Sc: standard white,
52a52l4c; No. white. 5ls5Il-c.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03

Ainsmith for Henry in the eighth
JAMESON hattsd for Thomas IN the eighth
WaShin gtou. u.................. % OIL % o o.
-N6N lnFh. D l o o l l *
TwO-base hits-Peck Msnoskey. Hsndryx Tbrss
base hit-Baker. Double plays-Shanks 10 Judge
Leonard To Henry to Judge. Left on base-Nev
York. 8; Washington, l. Base balls-Of shaw
key, ?: OF Goodwin, l. Hits made-OR Thomas 10
IN innings Struck out-By shawkey S. by
Ihounas' /; BY GOODWIN. l. Umpires-Messrs
Dtnsen and Sallin.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE PART
nsrShip heretofore eTSting among Augustus CraDs,
Albion K. Paris and Eugene z. Thompson, under
the finn name Of Crane Paris d Company. expires
By limitation this day. Mr. Crane EDd hr.
Paris have retired from the nrn. Al debt8 due %
the partnership are 70 Sbe paid and those cue from
the same DISCHARGED at 64 Fourteenth street north
west where the 6uEtnes VIII Be conducted under
the same hrn name, b
CSignedD EUGENE +. THOMPSON
GEORGE HEWITT MYERS
WILLIAM J. BOOTHE.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
To Arrange Chicago Series.

Chicago, Oct. 2.-The Cubs and White
Sox will play a city series, beginning
Wednesday. Presidents weeghman. Of the
Cubs and Comiskey, Of the White Sox,
will meet today to complete their plans.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
Philadelphia
pna8Rn

Runs-strInk, schanz Hooper. Janvrin Shorten.
IN. TWobsss hits-Gsrdnsr, Lewis, schsne Dou-
bic play-Lewis 70 Cady. First base 90 balls-Of
johnson ;; on Shore, l. Hits made-Of Shore, D;
od Jones l. Struck out-By johnson. /; by Shore
/; By Jones, l. Umpires-Messrs OLoughlin and
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
Races for $4,000 in Purses,

Lexington, Ky. Oct. 2.-The forty-sec-
ond annual meeting of the Kentucky
Trotting Horse Breeders Association will
begin here today, continuing ten days,
with $4,000 hung up in stakes and
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
THE CORCORAN
OF ART

The day and night classes Of The
Corcoran School OF Art will reopen for
students on Monday, October >. School
circular mailed on application.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKETS

Chicago. Oct. 2-HOGs-Rec.ipts 500; dull
&C under Saturdays average: bulk 945aIoOo; light,
9lOa9'O; pigs, 6.5Oa9.25. CATTLE-Reeeint, ., On.
weak native beef cattle. 6.4OsIl25; Western <eers
.. o.l5a9iO; stockers and feeders. 46Oa765 cows and
heners' @loaso 90 calves, sOOaI2a SHEEP-R4-
ceipts' Zoo weak: wetherS. 6Oas8 .: lambs, so
Kansas City, Mo. Oct. 2-HOGs-R.csD+,
1900; lower; bulk. slOss 20; heavy, sIoso ~ Dscs,
srs and butchers. 9.s6a9o; light sCOas7s; piv-.
fed steers s5OalO75; dressed beef .t,.r, oo.o a
southern steers. 5.5Osso; cows 45Oa7 3: brifsrs
6.OOa95O stockers and feeders, soos7 *. h,n,
5oa60; calves 6.oOalO5O SHEEP-Receir4s * ..
w; ~ Io"er' lambs 9oOaaeO; yearlings. 7.3as 90
wethers, 7.OOa76O; ewes, 65a7O.
The Washington herald., 1916-10-03
DIED

MAKkWARD-On Monday, October =
1916 at p. m, CATHERINE NJ
widow Of Howard T MarkWard
Funeral from her late residence 81 f
street northeast wednesday. October
4. at 2 .. m. No flowers. Intermeut
private.