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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

/ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. at oct er iprit
set 19oe ~9arhunoreoe al ell Dirtellg III
r~enitabcIig Notwithstanding er bIci
srunNlo9t, nemIig az Gdnlten Sneno
@runotpiQ 1s2l-S3l og Imerltanes
len Trancis Santcs GhiIo (1S25-96)
Sens 6oueoucrter "Guumnrt5 gantlc
foItepiicr" % She GugIiib ano Stor'
nit Xopular BALLADS" or Sanmarta n9
Storbrittanniena S~touoaro @dllaoclios
Gauer on oct iutcrcaiauic CT, at olale 10
SpctiaIiitcr. iticni Sc aIori9 mcolcs, III
Staoi0beo lnmarbejOci Aicunem Aotre>
ironoouce ~ uNspct CT glenlioi9 Snos
ilroelie pua hiunnbcn. Ghlio bar Idds
l,pes gnnitc tuOcli9 brIgt @runotplg2
Sdmlina til Nobel. @cagc Sorinitcre
bar i%uloitTnbig cuiA / al onertlcno:
&ullnoepoeiicng iruoitioucIlc Adratier o9
pr9nu bnupc NJ lappe pau o8 monernl7
icrc &c gantle %cr9.
Snnmdrt cr Observation-Disclosures 500
ptbiUpc gioroen. llnner Yrofe9lor OIL
rita 0ppcorebuttion u0ieubea ira "Gunlt
S%clfcmiuoc Canning" nrltcn dorll0 tt
eIlcr duoct ira Sonmnrt5 ultotpnlncli9e
Nigoontmc pnu observation-disclosures. !
gtcroe, iom or iorbolpaui9 iutti9 pdd oct
~iveciclc NpIfcuiicomrnabe, er EdnN'too3
"gtoritc SoItcpiier" GS53) % Sophns
&uO0c9 "@umlc uoriic Nolfepiicr"
(1S5S) bcnit tjenNt. Ut SoItepiien. mep
inc mango onitrc. oultle, %funtalti'tc
@iotipcr ira Ell iiern o9 mnitilt Gin
ban uopitlct iiN uiocre hos mobernc Sig
tere, oerpnn bar mau mango @epilcr.
Gpp. Storm9' "3iutldruilen" er 'trcpet
iulOcuOt &nanocitil. Qhlenidlrgcr
hentct mango Al line Gmncr ira SoItc'
p%iierrc, liRelcpc3 0enrit 6crt5. Gbr.
&irthcrs "0jorien5 NIu8t" % 6eis
beygs Cpcru "GIpcrbci" er TO goot
GrempIcr pau Snipirntion ira 'unmt
Nilper. 2radman NurebarN, Sc9ntr.
S~trinobcrg ucotienbcr Jig lin @irlo.
Nten ret oar iorbcholot Sbien, Tiger
0uatpcot, at 9i os Spltcuiicua mopcrne
Npothcoic. ! "6rlen ira &npct" CT
het ulogomle Woiip ON &dpnanben %
hans iUliomme Win9t bcbnuolet / mo-
bcrnc S~tittclic mco IulocnNt N|eitcritab.
DR.. 6u9tueot2 No9 ON "NnIIaN Gris
titiim" pl ctbpcrt litcrGrt intercsicrc1
Iemncite irttc tor Tris pon ar eic.
Zen er lctlrit o. oueritIelig % praftllt
tolt fri ior Erutieil, bpoo Der iiploc3
c~mbnN0cliN aurrcfturlrsninN az DR.. s..
IS. Yenh % Sorintterens Nnr Faitpr s..
.. 0ustpcpt. Nogcu er tiIe9net Sors
Icttcrcus Sorrlorc. Sen folter $500
irc She Nmerican Scunoiunpiuu Souns
bution. Set CT Ct %ert, ioru banpe
Sorin:tcrcu, SorIdNct o. oct uorIfe
Tmcrita bar @@rc Al.
Gtuur %oicpbicm
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

al ia, "SUtcricntcn9 Senbo9",
@rica3 "Nico en- @rimiIn @crt$",
GicrllIiS 90 &Upcn Ina uuocr Dir
fcroh" % "9}rctcu ban i%run9tr" TT
sen iioitc ill cQct AffompoQnemcnt
&c mcoOirfcnnc oor Sen 'ortrGitc.
llQc Nianiit 9lrthu Shotr,cf o0 Sen
ipcnitc SonRcr &citnont Ecrp Nj.
dorhs. ShottlIcf ipiOe0c ct Gar
2ii}tfompoiitioncr liant uollc Stnf
fer al @ric0 oQ Smoino. Billiards
lana @ric04 On QomIc Nlor" OF
Sioqrcn2 "SolQIoo IaQ / hcqnct
Nopc" era Ebiena "airrIiabc0cn2
aomcoicD iomt 5tlmam9 Sic
3ruci @r%cno0irrc".
Eroi. @amrcncc 5. N}ulion inoIc.
ocbc aouccrtrn uco poo CrqIct at
ipinc "Sa III cIifcr" % oi'llttcbc Sen
mco "Gbc Stor SponqIeo Banner.
Il 4 4
M}onnsforct "@iom" / 6crQu2
Sails, N}nn, Qau iorlcocn Cn5ooQ
Nftcu en- aouccrt { %ncclm (hcotcr
Ser / @ucu Ser par fulot beiut Nu2
90 mclcn @cQciitriuq. &orct por as
~iiitcrct al Smlcrjuocu O|r2 Vroi.
Corrum 90 @ianiitcu, Eroi. MonIon
ira set iucnitc GolcQc ser / Nucu
%lom oirtgcrca al ". u. 9loicu.
X 81 X
Norrcuo W}ouo2for / @cuiuQham,
y3oih.. polQtc rco ,joitc Meoc Z
@iuoborQ til >cocr. sem me N}co
Icumcr optogc2 o. Here ucutc9 / en-
uUr Trcmtl0.
%iouiitcu N}ortiu llriul cr I Sri
itiouio oiQaoct uco Goocn, II Nlar
QnumcI. Nau tilhrrtc Sen bctltnotc
I}uiitcr,nQt % if i'm ioritc lIooou
nellie boa I'm Tor, CrQoniit "a Som
pouiit Bills Trim. icnrrc inlocrcoc
han hes bcticuotc MlllifprooQoQcr /
G|irbcubdun 90 Berlin san optroo0
tc / i'm (io ooifiuiQ / Nouccrtialcu
ol par iUrIiQ pcl m%ifrcpct Tom Nf-
fpmpoQnctor. Nt0it ficuot uor 0ud
llriin ION WhtiitlUrcr. en- Njrfiom
hco ban 0rtu lac til Oct iioitc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Snr / Wclc mco Sclicri Snlnt.

Nolt frlN %ar cIer "clmc0" Gar
pjlItt ioriiQtlN ri Tor Gen, uocu at
1rUttt otu ~ / a,tior inlau Deter.
Nop ioo i Ntrc>itab Ell @cIutiu
nu@'c 'om cr ,lutt a , tpppcoc
Spi'c'tccr lrduuNtro @clatiu. iom
or opleit / en- hulp Nop tolot Tono
'rr't a. 0srp0o cr intcltct i 2ia
Nov fNcuot &orN. Nap Ell hoIp
HoQ G~jtvcUia't l. ioainurt @eIuiinct
e. op!r't "a iUt ort ian tIl'iNc I'll set
cr 0~'ticIet ~ bcQpu>cr II itluuc.
ct bI0H>c3 "a ianmtn nlcN SOrcn
~ Sfrucr al ~haarNtoltc 9GQ iom
'tr'l cr oocrlmIrt meo li1t Sniuit
% bar liot Nebcr N Salt naa. Get
l0QAt2 pcnt 'omncu ioa Set MI tnQc
w 8o0t ~. uadr SCI blir t0Ibt "a
b00ca ~ / Ell iaaoon Souu, iowt
bar en- Gobniuq / Niioicn. Get irt
tes paa -, ~ mar Oct itaI ierpc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Surif itcot mco Bacon

TN mt Sfipe icrit lorif Irp0ca
i Ct iuulrt StcJc'oo, % itoOt @rNN
ilth0ttct Ncrlillc ol tom man piQ
IiGt (imtinu irroc2 over. st piipet
HGl bUI0c2 oucr, % iaa IG8Nes
; 81 tUnNc StjrCr Bacon pau Cop
pen. Get itcQr2 en- Dco NoReropu
ontrunt 20 Milntt,r "a icrpcre2
ltrdr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04
Snrclunf mCo Mapunnniic.

On Nuu0r %ar. en- hulu Nop Mtclf,
; 9Gl, J.. Mop tulitc Grucfcr3 Sult
oQ Ncbcr. HGlNcblonmcrnc ul'pca
90 rnrt> 'unmttu nIco set purilc oN
u0or oct cr QoOt ionnncnbIouoct. bo'
nos &c ltippiitc0t 9GQNrhplocr /. Get
l0uc3 ~ / Ell innlrt. oilonl Tornl
en- @rrNiorm tr Qoo - % itcNc$
omtrHlt cit lo,p lmr. BOAR ocl
cr to.O ifiort2 otu Strprr ~
oI@r iylit> mcO Nianonmalit.
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VI hclNint NnnN. I

Gt hclOiNt SnnO. On 'ocn't Ger.
acra, c'orcc ioy.CNcU 0oQ q mertc
Ill, Elso san 'alNt belt til'Uloll
{ tim NJ,bor ct 5tutfc |Nuthracjitui.
/ lc...tt Ser iao q, S,cn Al CT mCr
t,,,3 ll>iVu0c. Gitcr en- uurmcrt
l'n0,r'eJe,it tolfit han, al oct mn.
,igtna tmNc urrt en- 9GocIitcu fwl
ioo illeu / aulimtfct. San Ajt til
en- Al @ncUa ,M|,DcIertr. iom ian. n
oct par en- prroiNlo Smar00o. San
antoR. al sem bopoc en- 0rroi Al
10000 til 10000 &roncr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

Werfelia Siemmeinr gioes nf en-. Der bar
prapcf ben. soau oil baue enbucr Vi
DenOe Ill at bragg .intte berai.

scuo iuaen ecuac tuu cin Norcsic.
Wars 'lrTticlIu Itocllc OF Glcnhtabcr ban lTri
hcu1c MtGno. l,uri ". <ncfIou. SOtntlllc. ltclu
Port boor llor Slcnoc Nbcumnfiantelt CT lor
mcuueliellQ Nnifc. ~ bar glpel BAN Snmpnit
Tor ale lIulielilc innel hans -iPfieoiooc ndr
nil nue llNcloc a. Rbcllrluit2mc Hal oloc. boora
lc0ea ban hlcN hcIhrcoct. YNe hnno hnll it0er:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

res, bnplpes oct iuN poo ct oilan1t
0oo, % | Iobninoen / Wttoten al
@eleet lu4geS SolotbIooc OF 90,
lfaorct 'prsb Seneri meo Mapon.
maize noer. Smfrin9 @clWn lTn.
ge@ 'moa SnlotMooe nlco llot Mo.
%poruolic poo hpcr.
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Gn0clif Etc Met.

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Trimmer. ct bulpt Nllt0 bl0o Glt,
Sult ol Ecbcr. , Stopper Melt, ct
?GQ. Gctit tlldoca pnu lanmc
NiunOc iom &cIih Nurcbit clcr mun
fen. citcr at oct belle cr lcpnt
bopc oct % / Ct SteNeiao oQ itcgc
Set til 0rt tr brltlt puO (oppcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-04

"Eddrcr 1893 bler icQ unQrcbei az nuiiulea.
lUiiGmmliprili Gbtuudtlome. \ ppet 3 War leo
leo. 'pul Inn oe. Der ban hGpt Den. fan pibe. 1ca
ioris0ic y,Iootl erlcr M,tNoei. Yrae eIicr vFuc.
men bplo S|iuoriuJ crholotca pur nm mlolcttis
olN StI0ll 'uuOi iCG q AfIooel. ION belt bel
brtococ ma. o. GHoct er dlorlg pclot tllhuac.
Sea bar ulpcl Del nj Here. 'our pnr TENT AT.
Qrcbnc cIcr cuouN lcnpcliNGuoc ~ Hbeumdtiss
me "a Del bar ulilo ptricI pelhlcoClic.
SEQ sUltcr tubucr lloeuoe a. Rbcunlntl.ne /
eubucr Sorm Nj iCrielC oets cneituGcnoc bel
brcotuoc Nrurl. Scuo lie Ell Sent, Inn 9idon
90 YOrt2'c ~ IeG MI itloc Oct At prsce nit.
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u,Prc. huuo IN lRu0e bar ieoi 'ur al hclbrCoc
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'enoe ocn. 81 life oct rimli02 Npprtor Hoe.
uGdr iiiicr piroriIa bnoco ola irit? Sirlr tods.
MARK II. JACKSON.
No. $50 B Quincy Bldg Syracuse. N. Y.
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,lluiifnctiirr.
Sen 3oic ifnnoinapiifc aonccrt

Sen 3oic ifnnNindpiitc Sorecrt
Carnegie Sal / Ntlu 9ort, ion ronoi
Stcn Ocn 25Nc NIart>. hapNc iomIci
$500 Mcnncifcr "a uatic, ION
mar mcN RimcliQhco hn0c rem
tc, @cQcitriuu 'or boooc Nrtc.
itcr. aor "a SoIiitcr. aonccr'
ten b%ctcQrc& iom en- nm Scir FOR
lie @iroinQitao. 1iltroN@ Tor DC
pnuuIrrc Nriicr nil Honccrtcn, oQln.
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fn"n0inouiifc 5nmionjortc'tcr tan
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~Gonc~ tom mc6 rcttc hoIocr pua al
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Puiet 90 Kioffenet.
Gardner.
aeoaereta' en- praitir ousmOOer

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oiltot at lupt. ON Der tommcr uDcu.
toe @lUittr til Nrtcne cler III
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{onldto GatiuQ, en- hulu 2al0e II.
mcltoa, en- Splicitc Morcrnriblrc.
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llaenlco Dc opituurne (imcnto@ %
Morcc'tcribirc Saucc. Naar bette
bar foNt Up, Iuagca Soromcrnc OPT,
oQ man ntod oUrc l|oriiltIA loa &c
lite 90or Tor mclct iltnffcr. st
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tla oarnL iprGO (oait. cllcr paa
Grocfcr3, iom cr iot inn / @nQcrop.
ncn nollc Niimlttr iGrit.
Wclib Hurcbit.
Gcttc cr oQioo Ell Gct, Tom err
'Iri at Lane ON man 'oor lpcntrnoc
NrtltlH'or: TN ~plle'te Slller, CT
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cf NaIot Fltllo Dion %al1crltnn't Ut
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The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11
NOTICE or sHERIFFs SALE IN
FORECLOSURE

BY virtue of an execution In fore
closure duly issued by the clerk oil
the circuit court for Malheur county
and state OF Oregon, dated tho 6th
day OF May, 1915, In n certain action
In the circuit court for Malheur
county and state OF Oregon, wherein
Mary ]. Hallock, as plaintiff. recoy-
cred Judgment against william John
son and Mabel NJ. Johnson, his wife.
for tho sum OF Fifteen Hundred Dol
lars, with interest thereon from the
3rd day OF December, 1918, at the
rate OF per cent per annum; and
the further sum OF One Hundred
Fifty Dollars. attorney fees; and the
further sum OF Twenty-threo and
20-iO0 Dollars. costs;
Notice is hereby given, that will
on the 10th day OF June. 1915, at
the hour OF 1915 a. m. OF said day.
at the main entrance door OF the
court house in Vale. Malheur county,
Oregon. sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder. or bidders. for cash,
the following described real proper
~. to-wit:-
The M OF the NEh OF the sEH
OF Sec. 20. Twp. IS S. r.. ~ Il. w. M.
In Malheur county. Oregon;
Taken and levied upon as the pro-
perty OF the said above named de-
PENDANTS, William Johnson and Nab
bel NJ. Johnson. or as much thereof
as may be necessary 10 satisfy the
said judgment in favor OF Mary J.
Hallock and against the said defend
ants, with interest thereon. togeth-
Or with all costs that have or may
accrue.
Dated at Vale. Oregon. this 9th |
day OF May. 1919. |
BEN J. BROWN, Sheriff.
BY ROSS A. SoWARD. Deputy.
First publication. May IL. 1916;
asst publication, June s. 1916.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE IN
FORECLOSURES.

By virtue OF an execution In fore
closure duly issued by the clerk OF
the circuit court for Malheur county
and state OF Oregon, dated the 9th
day OF May, 1916, In a certain action
In the circuit court for said county
and state, wherein C. X. Emison, exc
cutor OF the estate OF Mary N. Emf
son, deceased, as plaintiff, recovered
Judgment against Sanford N. Emil
son and Eva A, Emison, husband and
wife; n. j, Minton and Effie l.. Min
ton, husband and wife; w. ]. Turn
er and Marie Turner, husband and
wife; ]. w. Cook and Maggie Cook,
husband and wife; ID. M. John, un-
married; John r. Kennedy and Jane
Doe Kennedy, husband and wife, for
the sum of Three Thousand Dollars,
with interest thereon at the rate of
pr cent per annum from March 16,
1914; and the further sum of Three
Hundred Dollars, attorney fees; and
the further sum OF Thirty-two and
7O-1O0, costs;
Notice is hereby given. that | will
on the 10th day of June. 1916, at
the hour OF 1850 a. m. of said day,
at the main entrance door OF the
court house in Vale. Malheur county,
Oregon, sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, or bidders, for cash.
The following described property, to-
witt
Lots 1. 2, 3. 4. 8. 6, 7. s, ., 10.
IL, l2, 1S, and IA in block one (l) |
'f Taylor's addition to the town of
Nyssa, Malheur county, Oregon;
Taken and levied upon as the pro-
'eFty of the said above named de-
or as much thereof as may |
'e necessary to satisfy the said judg-
nent in favor OF c. II. Emison, exc
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11
NOTICE OF sHERIFFs SALE IN
FORECLOSURE.

By virtue of an execution in fore
closure duly issued by the clerk of
the circuit court for Malheur county,
and state OF Oregon, dated the 9Th
day OF May, 1916. in a certain action
In the circuit court for said county
and state, wherein l.. Belle Lees, as
plaintiff recovered judgment against
Emory Cole and Barbara Cole for the
sum of Three Thousand Fifty-five
Dollars. with interest thereon at the
rate of 10 per cent per annum from
the 18th day OF January, 1914: and
the further sum OF Three Hundred
Dollars, attorney fees; and the furth-
er sum of twenty-three and 20-100
dollars, costs;
Notice Is hereby given, That I will
on the 10th day OF June, 1915, at
the hour of 1880 in the forenoon OF
said day at the main entrance door
Of the court house in Vale. Malheur
county. Oregon, sell at public auc-
tion to the highest bidder, or bidders,
for cash. the following described
real property. to-wit:
Lot ten (10) in block four (D in
the original town (now city, of On 1
tario. Malheur county. Oregon;
Taken and levied upon as the pro-
perty of the said above named de-
PENDANTS, Emory Cole and Barbara
Cole, or as much thereof as may be |
necessary to satisfy the said judg-
ment in favor of l.. Belle Lees and |
against the said above named deten-
dants. with interest thereon. together
with all costs that have or may ac-
crue
Dated at Vale. oregon, this 9th
day OF May, 1916.
BEN J. BROWN. Sheriff.
BY ROSS A. sowARD. Deputy.
First publication May II. 1915;
last publication June s. 1915.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11

cutor of the estate of Mary N. Emf
son, deceased, with interest thereon,
together with all costs and disburse-
ments that have or may accrue.
Dated at Vale, Oregon, this 9Th
day of May, 1916.
BEN ]. BROWN, Sheriff.
BY ROSS A. SEWARD. Deputy.
First publication. May IL. 1916;
last publication, June S, 1916.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11
]. w. MeCulIoch ought 10 renelul

J. W. Mcculloch ought to receive
and no doubt win receive the sup
port OF the voters of Malheur county
at the primaries May 10. The yot-
ers ought 10 realize, and we think
DO realize, that the entire county
would be largely benefited with Mr..
MeCulloch On the commission. Let's
all unite and give MeCulloeh a rous-
ing home vote.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11

Tho longest, the most complicated,
the most difficult and the most per-
fectly worked out production ever at
tempted by any class of the local
high school, will be staged at the
Dreamland Tuesday evening by the
seniors.
The Ontario Argus. (Ontario, Or.) 1???-1947, 1916-05-11

Read Lampkin's special offer in
this issue.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01

countered ~ the plcmeeF, Z place -
rich In IT. nAtura resources. Or :
time so short In which the endless
prairies and rugged mountains 80
quickly responded 10 tho ctvlhzinx IN.
nuences OF man.
In picturing end reproducing thu.
amazing country and ats wonderfnI
people, the various commlttees com.
posed OF the leading cit1sens OF Chi.
cago, have spared M effort expense
or enthusiasm.
Culled from every mock and corner
Of the vest west people will assemble
to compete for prdzes Ito be paid in
gold) at each Of the eighteen tourna.
ments. Participants will contest for
world honorA in every Legitimate
western sport and paStime Of past and
); There Win be Ind1ans f,,1v
bedecked In blankets, buckstns
and beads. /. Reeplcmdent in thu
feathered head dress and vivid war
paint Of their tribes. faithfully Dor.
traying the barbar1c ances. fantastic
religious and social ceremonies, and
Living In wigwams, ~ have their an.
cestors for many centuries past.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
SPOR I S
| FOOD ~
c1Gx~s 9G 81
'FANS

Yesterdays hero: jeff Tesrean
Jeff held the Pirates to two hits IN
the second game and on offensive
made the same number. He scored
a run.
ming with ono on. won for che Phii
lies from the Cubs, Az.
Jake Daubert started tho fourth
inning fire works of the second game
with the Reds with home run II
was the winning run
The Browns pinched their eleventh
successive win when they trimmed
the Yanks.
Welsh, the White Sox center field
er, had miserable day, . homer,
three singles and pair Of runs. one
of which won the gxme from tho Ath-
Ietics.
Davy Robertson In cyciondc dash
for the plate from third, collfded with
Umpire Eason, their heads whacking
together with q rifle-hke report
Robertson was almost laid out Eason
was unhurt and nonchlalant. Ma
terial tells.
John EveTs wns put OF tho field
for kicking on one Of Rigler's decis
ions. (Note to make up man: keeI
this line standing.)
Liberal With Money.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, Aug. 1--Mat'
promoter OF the Chaney-Kil
bane featherweight championship
bout, stands good to knock OFT s50(
from the $4,000 roll with which he
Will stage the light. Jimmy Dunn
manager for Kilbane, asked Hinke
to referee the battle with the pro
viso that should CLANCY win the de
cision he would present Matt will
$500. Dunn also sprung = surprise
when he Offered Henry Blet1er. man
ager for CLANCY, q wager OF $1,000 o.
800 that Kdfbane win defea
Clancy.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
saOLD KENTUCKY"
Chew THAT
SATISFIES
Full Of Flavor That Lasts
As Long As the
Chew Lasts
SWEET AND WHOLESOME

You have noticed, of course,
that every kind of loose tobacco
dries up, and loses Its favor and
fragrance.
It IS only the hard-pressed Ping,
like Old Kentucky, that retains the
juice, and preserves the flavor,
for long period.
A chew of Old Kentucky car
ries straight to your tongue,
where you get the full good OF. it,
the sweet, wholesome, appetizing
digestion-aiding juice of the leaf.
Old Kentucky makes a specially
healthful and satisfying chew be-
cause it is made OF ripe, selected,
hand-stemrned Burley leaf, press
ed into plug in bright, clean fac
tory, under the most rigid sanitary
conditions.
If you haven't tried Old Ken
lucky you should do so right
away. You'll say you never sup
posed a tobacco could be so fruity-
sweet, delicious and refreshing.
In Ioc plugs.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
CALL ATTENTION
TO WEED LAWS
People Of Lee Warned Again TO Keep
Down Fringe Along State
Highways.

The attention OF the people Of Lee
county Is again being called to the
weed law. The growth OF weeds
along the county highways during the
recent dry spell has been very rapid
and the roads need attention in many
places. The state law makes it COM
pallsory upon the tenants OF property
adjoining roads to keep the roads
clear of all weeSA and growth II
the tenants do not care Tor the high
ways in front of their premises the
road authorities have to order the
roads cleared and assess the cost OF
the work to the property.
The time has now arrived when
the roads must be inspected by the
authorities, SO residents and land
owners would do well to clear the
highways as soon as possible. It Is
also asked that weeds and refuse be
not thrown in the center OF the road.
as this is considerable Of a detH-
ment to the condition OF the road as
well as an act forbidden by law un-
der the penalty Of fine.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
THE CHICAGO SHAN
KIvE ROUND UP
VIII be Held At tho Old Cubs Ball
Park In Chicago August 1927
inclusive.

al chapter taken from western
Americas history in the making will
be staged at the old Cubs, ball PARK
in Chicago August 1927. It will be
known as the Chicago Shan-Kive
Round UP. It win be the call OF the
wild to the center OF tho United
States. It will be kind OF enter
tainment novel, thrilling and portray
early western scenes that will well
be worth the price Of long journey.
In all history there Is no spot
more fascinating, no place more
praised, no people more determined.
than in ''the vast middle and tar
west" History fails to record q peo-
pie who endured the hardshfps en-
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-08-01
TENNIS TOURNEY
ON PROGRAM
Sixth Annual Meeting Tri-etate A..
ISOLATION Will be Hold In
HurlinotoN.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Aug. Tine
week beginning August Z, viii be
tennis week In Burlington, for at
this time the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tennis association. tournament Will
be held on the local courts under the
auspices Of the Burlington Golf club.
Entries for the big tourney are be
ing received rapidly by J. l. Temple
of Burlington, and he predicts that
at least 100 will participate in the
various events OF the meet. Elabor-
ate plans have been made to make
the tourney an even greater success
than has been the case In previous
years. which certainly Is setting a
hard pace. The work has been sys-
tematized and 1t is expected that the
various events viii be run off In per
feet order. Play will be held on the
courts of the Tennis club. the Golf
club and on private courts belonging
to A. T. Churchill, as well as the
courts belonging to Mrs. G. E. Perk-
ms. This means that nine courts, in
perfect condition, viii be available
for the great net meeting, and events
win no doubt be pulled off on sched-
uled time
Some OF the. best talent in this
part of tho country will participate
In the tournament, many who have
been seen here as well as many ad-
ditional stars.
In 1915, the third tourney was held
here under the auspices Of the Ten
mis- club, T. q. Musselman OF Quincy
capturing the singles title. The dou-
bies were protested after Afusselman
and Hamilton and Vernon and Stuart
had reached the finals. An exhibition
match was played and won by the
former pair. In the women,s singles,
Miss Newby of Burlington captured
the honors and Dr.. Smith and Miss
Hedge won the mixed doubles.
The officers of the association are:
vice president, DR.. III. N Smith of
Fayette, NO.; secretary, DIT. G. ].
Kinney, Burlington.
The tournament committee Is com
posed of the following men: George
Stuart of Neponset; James Pmsser,
Warsaw; J. Vernon, Prairie du
CHEN; I. J. Insloeep, Ottunlwa; Ralph
B. Joy, Keokuk; Dr. Neil vedder,
CaErollton; Ray Smith, Monmouth:
F. Green, Galesburg; J. H Catlow,
Burlington; J. II. Hungate, Warsaw;
George B. Higbee, Burlington; ]. L.
Temple, Burlington.
Championship events-Mens SIN
giles, mems doubles, women's singles.
mixed doubles.
Trophies-For the second time the
mems singles event viii be played
for a challenge cup known as the
Musselnlan cup, which was won by
T. z. Musselman of Quincy in 1915.
1t is of beautiful design and is to
become the property Of any player
winning the championship any three
times
| Entries should be in the hands of
tho committee by 6 o'clock August 5.
Entry fee 81 for each player for each
event