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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10
Cleveland Takes Lead.

Cleveland took the lead in the third
Mitchell famed, but Graney doubled tt
right and Turner drew a pass. Speaker
singled to center. scoring Graney. anc
when Milan fumbled the ball Turner
also trotted home.
!, washingtons big inning was the sixth
Morgan led off with single to right
Foster sacrificed him to second and Milan
beat out bunt to third. Rondeau made
an infield hit, scoring Morgan and Milan
and Rondeau moved up on wild throw
To first by Mitchell. Williams hit to
wamby, who tried to catch Milan at the
plate, but failed. Shanks tripled to CEN
ter, scoring Rondeau and Williams.
Morton relieved Mitchell at this juncture.
johnson popped to Turner and Mcbride
went out, short to first, ending the round
with four runs over.
4. In the seventh inning the Griffmen in
creased their total to seven runs. Ain
smith walked and Morgan sacrificed him
to second Foster singled to center, send
ing Ainsmith to third. and both Tailed
when Milan laced a triple to right. Milan
was thrown out at the plate on Rondeau s
rap to Wambsganss and Williams famed.
1uQ1dnS score Again.
The Indians got their third run over
in the last half of this inning. Howard
singled to right and was forced al
second by Wambganss. O'Neill lifted
10 left. but Roth. batting for Morton.
doubled to center. scoring Wambsgaass
Roth was thrown out at third, trying
ID stretch ris hit, Mcbride relaying
Milan's throw to Foster.
Things looked bad for Johnson and
his supporters IN the eighth. Graney
ana Turner singled in succession, and
after Speaker had lifted a fly to left
smith dropped single in right field
scoring Graney. Johnson had GandiFs
number. however. and the best the
former National could do was to pop up
TO Ainsmith. Howard then forced
Smith at second. ending the round.
The first two Indians up in the min tn
were infield outs. and cha oman. batting
for Klepfer, ended the game by fan
ming. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10
NATIONALS DEFEAT
| CLEVELAND, I T0.4
Finally Chase Hoodoo and Win
I First Game of Their
/. Road Trip.
THREE INDIAN PITCHERS
4. WALLOPED IN REVIVAL
Griffmen Stage One Big Round, Good
+: for Four Runs-Johnson
Often in Trouble.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
{ CLEVELAND. June 1o.-Washington
finally shook its jinx and won ball
game yesterday. the first of its road trip,
after dropping seven consecutive con-
tests. The Indians were the victims,
and the score was to 4.
The fracture of the losing streak was
marked by vicious clouting on the part
of the Nationals, three Indian pitchers
feeling the effects of the onslaught by
the visitors.
: Walter Johnson was Manager Crit
fth's reliance. and he came through. but
not before Fohrs henchmen had thrown
several scares into him. On more than
one occasion johnson was in trouble.
due to wildness. coupled with hits by
the opposition. and without sterling of
fensive support the king of them all
probably would have been humbled.
Washington broke the ice in the Sec
ond inning when Rondeau led off with
q single to left. Williams sacrificed him
to second and Shanks single scored
him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10
Teams to Compete.

A team competition is held in conjunc-
ton with the individual championship.
in which fve-man teams compete. The
team matches were held over the course
Of the Columbia Country Club last year.
and the home team was returned the
winner. defeating the Chevy Chase Club
aggregation in the final.
The winner of the championship will
have his name engraved on the cham
pionship trophy and also will receive
prize Prizes will be awarded for the
low score in the qualifying round; for
the runner-up for the championship: for
low gross. first and second low net in
the handicap, and for the best team
score, also for the winners and runners
up in the subsidiary sixteens and for the
winners and runners-up in the consola-
ton flights.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10
Point Reorganization.
Consolation Finals.

Consolation Finals
E. o. Leech won his way to the final
in the mems consolation singles and
will play Norris Mclean, who yester-
day won from Harold Selden by deiault
and later defeated H. Z. Cotton
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Griffith cam Finally Losing Streak Scho
FOIL ALMOST ADMITS DEFEAT
WHEN JOHNSON STARTS GAME
Cleveland Manager Might Have Kept Ma
tionals on Losing Streak Had One Of His
Best Pitchers Been Sent to Mound

and Milan's triple melted two more
runs Klepfer pitched the last two
rounds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
SCHEDULES.

tAll games postponed-Bad weathcr.)
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tain of next years team. The chances
are that Marshall will be elected to
succeed him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-06-10

The Nationals won the series, all
right, said series consisting of but one
game to a decision instead of four AS
scheduled. The only other set-to be-
tween the two teams resulted in a
fOurteen-inning tie.
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@ar1tm lit Die groe peiblid)eu
@eifle6ts? g@ei( gsiemano peiB,
mie alt lie it,"
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Cie Deuttge Gage.

Die Rlllen boben om Seretb @r-
folee ee6abt, mel6e Die Sage ober
petlia perGa1hern. Sn ben aorpo-
then boben bie Oelterreider Die o.
ferlipe ereriffen unb riifen longlom
Dor. anf bem @ege nod aofprl
bot iib nidts perdnoert. And) an
Ser CONNIE 1d)eint lid tpenlg oOer
oar ni6ts peranoert 3n bobert, merll
ste gnglGnoer audi BON eil1enl ge<
moItigen grfole pbantoiieren. S1
Ser @egeno BON Geroun mollen 9eut-
ide u1o Sran5pien Grfolge errur-
aen boben. Cine betriibenoe gtof)=
ridlt fomn1t pom Cues : 9onol; BORT
IoGen oie gnglanoer oen Sirfen
cine grobe 0ieoerlage beigebroft ba-
BEN.
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nid)t uberroIdt. Muf bemofrotiider
Seite NOR man oarotf porbereltet.
Ser Durd) England uno feline Ser
biitoeten o~l1georobte Sanoelsfrieg
nlo6t ser COMMUNICATION i6mere
Sorgen. Die Interchangeable
DIE bes britiIden Hremier : Mini-
tiers boben ibren 3mef perieblt.
Ser oemofrotiIde &onereBobge=
oronete @alipall BON Woiiadnietts
bot ieir1er Gntriiituag iiber oas
8erbalten Gnglano's Sen Mbeeiano-
ten Ser irii6en SilfsaeIeIlidoft ge-
geniiber, oie ni6t Die Grloubnis
gum 2onben erbieIten, iiber sic
brutole Gerlebung Der Ge6te omeri-
fonil6er gurger uno bic Serge
poltigung oes anterifonii6en San.
oels .oltr6 cine &eiolution Mus,
oruf gegeben, melde Ibbru6 Der
oiplomatiIden 8e5iebungen 3miihell
Sen 8ereil1igten Stooten 1tno @rob-
8ritannien perlongt. Gem Grdiioen,
ten lit ei1t oerortiges @orqeben emf
pfoblet moroen. gs lit feline @e=
fabr porbanoen, oaB er iid oomit
itbereilen miro.
Die 4ataltropbe oui 9lad Com
Sslono inn SEEM Oorfer Sofen bat
Dem &epraientanten Sammia BON
SEEM SerieD MnlaB gegeben, neue
&egulotionen int 9e3ug ouf sic fir
oen Sronsport uno oie gerIenoung
pott Wnnition ltno Grploiip Stof=
fen geltenoen Goridriften cit be-
%antragen. Die 5tpildenitaotlide
Sanoelsfommiliion id)eint Iebr nod
loIlig gemeien gu fem, Inn iid) Sen
Wunitions : Sobrifanten gefGGig su
5eigen.
9ie bisberigen grheb1tnaen iiber
oas enorme Breisiteigen fir 9rud=
popier, oie bonn Senat o~ngeorofet
fpnroen, ba6en ergeben oaB Elm
&omplott porlieet. @ie ben 4oz
pier : @uderern oas Sanoperf aes
legt peroen fam, tit borl6ufig leis
Der nod ni6t mitgeteilt uoroen.
5einriei.
- Warnm lit Die @rbe peiblifelt
@eidle6ts? 0@eil Niematlo meiB,
tpie alt lie it," q
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Treie YreNe fit Seras: Mo1tag 7. angnit 1916.

5ddftigen lieBen, pie grfobruno &C.
Iebrt babe. 9b IN Iebter Stnnoe
nod Elm &ompromiB berbeigefii6rt
perben fam, eri9eint 5tpeifelhoft
trob Ser gerii6erun9, . Der @iOer=
Itou6 Der iiioIihen S%enatoren mer=
Sc in elmer @od)e gebroden fem.
S~sebenfoQs miro bic &ertoglng bes
aongreTfes binousgeI6oben. Son gut
informierter Seite miro Die InIiht
oeGuBert, BOB inter Oert obfpaltenoer
l~lm1tGnoen es nift iiberroiden dirt
te, lpertn Die Sogunq oes 9ongreI-
Ies er7t Witte September enoet.
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DoB oiefe Yolitif Involvement muroe
uno 6urf lire SnfonIequer15 tire
Wirfuna berfeblte. 3euti6lunb bat
oueroings ieinen llnterieebootfrieg
einqeIte1lt, aber oamit miro ouS 8e-
muBtiein, BOP oieier &rieg o1f Die
|0auer IN ser @eiie nidt o1rhge=
fifbrt meroen fonnte, mie er begon-
men mar, aud) feinen praftil6en @ert
bette, piel mebr beigetragen baben
ais bie Soroerungen 8ilion'S. Sc
0enfaQs miilIen m1b mir 5ugeben,
BOB oie @olitif oes Graiibenten bel
offer @roBipuriefeit uno adem ener-
qiId)e11 Muftretens cine i6ma6e uno
infoniequente gemeien lit. @uf Die
Ter SatIa6e baut nun SugbeS cine
iebr fharfe &ritif auf uno oa mag
es mon6em i6einert, ols ipre6e er
{i6 ielbit fir cine oireft oeutid=
feinoli6e 8olitif aus. 9os lit aber
nift Ser JoG. gr ipridt iid nur
fir cine itrift neutrole Eolitif m1s
uno perlongt aQeroings, oaB Oiele
Damn ou6 no6 ieOer Gidtung bin
iforf our6gefiibrt bdtte meroen Iol-
le. I'm Ierer Weinung na6 5dtter
mir uno infer 2ano BEL einer Iol=
6en fonieql1ent uno idorf ourdge-
f1brten Nelltrolitot MIR geninnell
fonrten, nenn lie au6 5utpeilen nnier
percentages @efibl perlebt bdtte.
Sic b1tte inns jeoenfoGs nidt in lol-
DIE &onflifte gebra6t, mie ps Die $50
tiff @illon's getan bat.
Ser Giienbabnperfebr unieres
2anoes lit ernitlih ourb einen
Streif beorobt, an Dem ii6 untcr
ltmitGnoen oie @ngeiteQten bon 225
gilenbabnen beteiligen meroen. Sll
oieiem Iugenblif lit Ser Streif nod
ni6t bel6loiien aber mani i6eint
beinabe ni6t mebr boran 5meifeln 81
fonnen, oob es gum Streif fommt.
Sn iol6em Sale niirbe natiirlid)
ales mogli6e Der u6t peroen, Tim
cine germittelung 5u Statbe 81
bringer. Die Observation-Disclosures
6oroe, oos yWeoiation 9oaro", miro
iofort eingreifen, mern Ser Streif
bef9loiien lit, ober man fiir6tet, ouB
eine@ermittlung ltnmogli6 fem miro.
aomuat es gum Streif, Damn miro
mabrideinlid Die 9unoesregierun9
Die &ontroGe ii6er Die 8abnen ii6er.
nebmen, Inn cine algemeirte Ser
febrsitornatg gu perbiiten. Gas miro
natiirli6 nift obne @ioeritanO bon
Seiten ser Streifer abgeben, 10 baB
mir inns anf bodit unrllbige uno
unangenebme 3eiten gefaBt ma6en
fonner. l1riade oes Streifs lit Die
Soroerung oes I6titnnbentages uno
Der grbobung oes 2obnes UNI Die
.SGlfte fir ylleber5eit". @uf Die err
lite Soroerung poaen Die 9abnen
einaeben, auf Die lebtere nift.
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lSir Die -Erefe Vreiie fir Teras.-
Nns Waibimgtpn.

@afbington, .. 6, Z. auguit.
SIN Senat bat Der aampf Tim oas
&inberarbeit : @eies, oeiien 8ailie-
rung bonn Yrdiioenten bringeno ge-
miinidt muroe, %begonnen. Sn ei1l.
gepeibten &reilen bebauptet man,
Dob es gerailme 3eit Oalertt miro,
bis ser 8ioerltano Ser Senatoren
Ser Siio-S taaten geeen Die MaBnab-
me, mel1e pom Heprdlentantenbauie
bereits am 2. Sebruar 8. S. ange-
nommen puroe, matt geiest tporoen
tit.
Die gorloge CO. 81. $3.50 be-
5meft oen Experimentation San-
oel IN &inoerarbeit : Yroouften 81
perbinoern. Sic peroronet, oaB
fem Sroou5ent, Sabrifant ooer
SAMPLER oas Groouft irgeno elmer
Mine ooer irgeno zines Stein6ruds,
IN ben Ser. Staaten eelegen, nit
tells oes 5mii6enItaatliden Sanoels
perIenoen ooer 5ur Gerlenoung ab~
liefern loQ, merin oaiielbe gar5 ooer
gum Sell our6 oie @rbeit BON ain-
bern I'M @lter BON meniger ais
ief5ebn Sabren bergelte1t porbell
lit, ooer oas Yroouft irgeno elmer
@eberei, &onierpenfabrif, 8erfitdt-
te, Sobrif poer Srlbnitrie : Inlage,
aelegen in ben Ser. Staaten, meldes
gang ODER teilmeiie our6 Die @rbeit
bon &inoern unter pier5ebn Sabren
ooer i'm Sitter bon bier5ebn ooer
Ied)5ebn Sabren bergeltellt lit, uel6e
l1nger als ad)t Stunoen ON irgeno
einem Gage ODER mebr nie leds "a
ge in irseno elmer ISOLDE ooer nod
Z llbr 4benos ODER Dor 7 ubr Mor-
/ gems arbeiten". 9eipeile fitr Die @e-
iddftigung BON &inoern in ueber.
tretung bieler 8eitimmllng iollen
ieds5ig Gage Dor Der 8erlfiffilna
oes 8rooufts erbra6t neroen. @enn
lie audi nir in 8e5ug auf elm ains
ertuieien miro, 70 ioa oaS als primo
focie-gepeis oafiir gelten, oaB Elm
oerartiges Yroouft gang ODER tell.
fpeiIe our6 perbotene &inoerarbeii
bergeitellt lit.
Ger 5iibrer Der Sppoiition eeger
bas &i~noerarbeit : @eieb, Senate,
Sofe Smitb bon Georgia, bebouptet
bob fir oas forperlide unb eeiitigt
8oblergeben Ser in oen 8ebereier
uno Seloern oes Siioens beidGftig.
ten &inoer in better @eiie geIorgi
niiroe. Die Better BON @aumtpoG.
Spinnereien piiroen ourd oos Sc
Iet einen Shaoen erleioen, Der Mil.
! Iionen betragen miiroe. 9as ga.
our6 geihoffene Broblem piiroe nm
! 70 idtpierieer, oils ermielenermoBer
! ii6 Reeer an 8eftiiblen nidt De.
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giFenbnhn . IaBrpIan.

3. & q. x.
SEQ. 12-gon 2areoo 1900 BORN.
SEQ. 3-gom Noroen 100 abenog
$50. Soon ct. 2oris ....7:45 BORN.
SO. 7-gon St. @ortb unb gonto
o.. Se Srten 9;d5 BORN.
No. 1-rSunfbins SpeciaI". bon ct
IontS .......... 8:05 nbenbs
gbfaprt- 4
go. 4-wa6 gaIeitine 1920 moreens
No. 2-sSunibine Special", nad ct.
$50. Social Ra6 sabIor -
no: 6-Ra6 ct. aOuis nnb 6rten n
Der Snnta Sc ........7:35 abenbs
SO. 5-Nad Qarebo $50 moroens
10. 11-Nah Qorebo 1000 abenbg
9. 4. & 4. 3.
4nfunft =
SO. 16-gon oouiton, @aeo uno Corr
pus Gbrifti ........6:55 nafm.
No. 14-Ton Sonfton nnb aiiitenorten
600 BORN.
$40. 12-gon goatum unb aiiitenorten
SO. 41-@on aerroiae. .e:o5 sorm.
$40. 43-bon 8erbiIe. nur @onntaeg
1856 abenbs
go. 145-@on &errbile, tdaIid, altgae@
nommen Sonntaoa ..6:45 aberbs
Nbfa1rt =
$50. 15-Mad 9ouffon, waco urp Corr
SO. 13-@ad Souitom uno aiiitenorten
10:45 abenbs
SO. 11-4a6 Doafum un0 aiiiferortsn
So. 42-aaa aerroiae. nun an l gonn.
SO. 14sNaa5 aerrDire SO .5:o5 " oberDs
Wo. 146) Na6 &errbiue tGsIid, aitseez
nomrnen SoHnfoas. -. 7:O5 BORN.
g. $. < e. q. toouptlinie.)
Gnfunft =
ITO. 1of-9nniet 2imiteo, bon 9em Or
SO. 1oa suuiet aimiteS, bon Can S spa"'.
80 7~sdnsnana,. bon aeip Y orlsa a@Ds'".
SO. s-Gdnsasna. bon Sci a rio Dorm '''a'-
SO. eI6nniet Grpreb. bon s Netp 'D or.
edn ........... 1910 ndd1rrf.
No. 10-Gunfet grpreb. bon Gan Srars
cisco .......---- $3.50 nafm.
Nbfa6rt-
go. 1O1--5unSet 2imiteb, nod san.
Sranttsco ..........4:50 BORN.
80. 102-9uniet 2imiteb. mad Stem Or
leans ........ 400 BORN.
go. 7|ShneI8us, mad Sci @io
..................11:OO BORN.
no. 815dneu3us mad 9etp Orleans.
....:;::...:.. 1915 nadm.
3o. 9-Suniet grpreB mad Gan Srans
CWCu .0:0U mann.
go. 10-Suniet grpreb, mad Neip Orr
lems .......... 1870 nadts
yfcforIa SiniF on.
NO. 301-@on Souiton, Bort 2apaca,
8ietoria, guero =. 7:05 naGm.
Gbfobrt-
Rn. 302-Mad guero, @ietoria, Bort
Gabaca. 5ouiton a.. ..8:15 BORN.
d., &. e e.
Nah Observation-Disclosures =
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g. a., Ii. G 9. e. 4 9. 81. Sepot.,

g. a., u. G 9. Is. & g. 81. Sepot.,
Mnfunft =
SO. 2-gon Corpus gbrifti uno 0ben
no. 4.son Corpus a5riti i. earriso
Springs ............7:00 BORN.
$40. 6-0on Corpus gbriffi unb Gdrri5o
Sprinas. u Rontnas. $40 mras.
Gbfahrt -
yao. 1-Has Corpus gbrifi .:......
SO. 2-Ra6 Corpus gbriffi u. garriso
Sprines. tdaIid, aliber S~onnabenbs
SO. 5-aad Corpus gbriiti nnS Car
RICO Springs. mir Samitags ......
1890 ...... 10:45 abenos
santa 1e rs. &. q. q. 9epot).
Gnfunft =
SO. 5-gom Torben. 80. 9:15 BORN.
go. 1-Tom Rorben ..,.8:05 nbenbs
abfahrt-
go. 2-Tad benz 0orben. .a:15 bonn.
SO. e-gio6 Dem Roroeu. .7:85 nadm.
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merifanii6e Yolitif ser Regierung
beionoers i6arf fritiiiert puroe, bat
nidt iiberroIft. @uf bemofrotiid)er
Geite NOR man oarouf porbereitet.
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Die An,oblne d, Neoc, ipelde Serr
Sugbe8 bel Ser Notifi5ierung belt,
bat ebenIo pie sic Inlprahe Seno-
for &oroine's BON Ohio cine Steae
i'm .GongreiIionol 9tecoro" gefltn.
ben. Oas BON Dem republifaniiden
grGiioentifafts = aanoioaten fir oie
9ampagne geprdgte S6Iagmort
americd firIt dno 9lmerico eff.
Gent, bat in republifoniIden Son.
QreBfreiIen iebr gefaGen. Dab oie
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22

policy pursued lately towards its
schools and charitable institutions,
says the Wichita Eagle. Half the
women workers of Kansas receive
less than 81 per week; a third of
them receive less than Sc per week;
only per cent receive $12 or more
per week. There hasn't been wage
investigation made anywhere in the
United States that has not held that
81 is too little to support worker
in even fair degree of bodily COM
fort; Sc is utterly inadequate.
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ing just as long as possible without
sowing too late for good Yields"
says George A. Dean, professor of en-
tomology in the Kansas State Agri-
cultural College.
1.-THE fy-free date varies from Sep
TENDER 80 in the northern portion OF
the state to October IL in the south.
It should be remembered that the
better the seed bed is prepared the
safer 1t is to wait until the fly-free
date. 1t should be understood that
wheat sown on ground plOwed In
September cannot be expected to
yield as we'll as the wheat sown on
ground that was plowed in July and
early August and good seed bed
prepared.
MANY persons who SOW late on
poorly prepared seed beds are likely
to blame a decrease in yield to the
late sowing and fail to take into con-
sideration the poor preparation of
the seed bed"
The dry, hot weather which has
prevented volunteer wheat from COM
ing up in nearly all parts Of the state
has also prevented the emergence Of
a summer brood of Hessian fly, points
out Professor Dean. The majority OF
the fiaxseeds in the stubble, however,
are still alive, and in the districts
of the state that have had rain, they
are transforming to and emerging as
flies. The flies will continue to
emerge up to the first week in Octo-
Der in the northern part Of the state
and to the middle of October in the
southern section. The females will
lay their eggs on the early sown
wheat or any volunteer wheat that
may come up. In the districts of the
state that are still dry, very few OF
the flies have emerged. Should 1t
continue to remain dry, they may not
emerge this year but probably will
remain alive in the fiaxseed stage to
emerge next spring during the first
weeks in April, and thus late sown
, wheat that has escaped the fly in the
fall may become infested in the
spring.
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swATTING THE HEssIAN FLY

Swatting energy should now be d.
rected toward the Hessian fly!
Dry weather did not exterminate
this pest which destroyed $15,O00,-
900 worth OF wheat in Kansas last
spring. The insects in the flaxseed
stage, and in districts where heavy
rains have fallen have started to
emerge as flies.
Methods of control that should
be practiced are to keep down all vol
unteer wheat, and to delay the SOW
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22

The Hooker School Board called a
meeting of the Hooker taxpayers Sat
urday, which was attended by about
fifty Hookerites. The meeting was
called to discuss the new school ques-
ton, and after some debate it was de-
cided to appoint a committee to cir
culate a petition among the taxpayers
of the school district and find out just
how many were in favor Of new
brick school. District No. % has
very little, If any, debt, and 1t was
thought by those present that il
would be possible to build thirty OF
forty thousand dollar school building
for the district without getting the
district too much in debt.-HookeI
Advance.
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standing with Mr.. Latty in 1t. Mr..
Latty. who is an aged person of eigh-
ty-four years, got out of the car and
wandered away. Mr.. Jones immedi-
ately spread the alarm over town and
in few minutes large force of men
was out hunting for him with liant
ems. The night was dark and 1t was
raining, which made the hunt very
difficult. The old gentleman was
found about midnight by w. s. Mar
tin in Thos. Bodies back yard. He
stumbled in an irrigation ditch which
Mr.. Bodle had arranged to water his
trees. Mr.. Latty was taken to the
Jones home in a very weakened and
chilled condition but at this writing
he is recovering nicely.-Meade
Globe.
Saturday morning little before
sun up William Cooper was driving
east on the Cunningham road and
when near the Fretz place his horse
became frightened at something and
made sudden lunge forward which
threw him out of balance and trouble
was on at once. Mr.. Cooper Is al
experienced horseman and never per
mits one to get away, and he kept hi
reputation on this occasion, but HI
suffered quite severely in the mixup
His foot caught in the Stats Of thu
sulky and the cart was turned VI
side down. The mare tried to rul
but in this hazardous position he hell
her but he was dragged about tn
ground and had two ribs broken ant
one hip badly wrenched, many othe
bruises. When he got the mare t.
stand still so he could extricate him
self from the cart, he dug the dir
out of his mouth and ears and whel
he could talk he quieted the mare ant
got her loose from the cart. HI
went on out to the place at Saratog
and worked at his wheat ground un
til noon, then came back to the plac
of the accident, found his watch Il
the weeds by the roadside and cam
to town. He has been in no condition
for work since but says he will 500
be all right. To be fast in a cart
the cart wrong side up and hors
, frightened and trying to run away 1
, serious condition and most me-
could not have handled 1t as well a
did Mr.. Cooper.-Pratt Union.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22

The two small children, ages SIX
and two, for whom home was adj
vertised last week, have been placed
by County Attorney Dale with Mr.
and Mrs. R. e. Whitney, living north
west of town in the country, and they
will likely keep them permanently
They are the children of Laura Huber
who was left to support the little boy
and girl by being deserted by her
husband and who was willing that
they should have home and better
care than she was able to provide
Guymon Democrat.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22
CONTEMPORARY COMMENT

According to current gossip a new
bank is to be started here in a very
short time. Banker Woods of the
First National Bank of Liberal, is
said to be promoting it, and to have
already secured charter. So far
the Journal has been unable to find
anyone who knows whether the pro-
posed new bank is sure go this time
or not.-Plains Journal.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22

The editor of the Frankfort Index
is under the impression that it is not
good form for the undertaken to give
a,social party in honor of his neigh
Dor, the local Observation-Disclosures
Kansan.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22
OVER THE STATE

Any honorable occupation in life
is good enough If you can keep out of
the scrub class. Better a first-class
road overseer, than a scrub congress
man.-W. G. Palmer.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1916-09-22
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