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Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

Lsmpert Egolf, who. is seeking a
fortune via the mines route is down
from the Bald Mountain camp.
Miss Gladys Hamor is making a
good recovery from Scarlet fever. No
new cases have developed In the town.
Joe Weilang, ST., and his son, Joe
Jr, were among the business visi-
tors from the Pastorius section to-
day.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Faulkner of Cedar Hill
returned this morning after a weeks
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Pierce.
Leo Rubenstone, the salesman who
supplies the trade with Velvet, is
in town on business getting expe-
dition.
Ogle Monteith was among the resi-
uenIS Ol l1e bilillti settioh WIN
supplied the trade with butter this
morning.
Fl. Taylor the B. G. B. superintend-
ent of this division of the D. & r,
g., left for his headquarters in Ala
mosa today.
Ed Schalles' was in from the Flo
rida mesa ranch today, doing his part
toward jollying his wide circle of
acquaintance along.
l Otis Mcintosh left for his home In
Milford Utah, this morning, after n
couple of weeks visit with her re1a-
tives at Riverside.
1 A. A. Fevor's condition is showing
marked improvement. Prospects are
favorable for him to leave the hos
pital in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Jones and
little daughter Vera of Flora Vista
were patrons of Durango mercantile
establishments today.
Foster Graves was in from the Flo
rida mesa this afternoon on ranch and
road business. He is planning to
move the first of the month.
Frank Sortais of the Upper Flo
rida marketed butter and eggs at
the Fulton today. He packed the
produce to town on horseback.
Ernest Clarke and family are plan
ming to move to their ranch on the
Lower Florida mesa after quite a
Hong residence at the Griffith place.
1 Mrs. A. G. Eggleston of Electra
was guest at the McNeely house
last night en- route to Sunnyside to
son.
Mrs. Lillian Ballard who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Tom Burroughs plans to leave for
Pennsylvania Wednesday to join her
husband.
w. Golf Black, the auto salesman,
left Tor his ZONE in Az.c: this .,orn
ling. During his stay he sold Chas,
Stilwell Maxwell, the machine his
agency carries.
Mrs. A. F.: Reece went out to the
: Florida mesa this afternoon to spend
the week end with her grandchild-
ren, the junior members of the Chas.
Haflin family.
X. w. Speicer expects to leave for
New York in couple Of weeks for
a months stay with relatives. Mrs.
: Spiecer and the Riddles will accom-
pany him home.
Ernest Rawlins is home from Mi
: ami, Arizona, where he journeyed a
: number of months ago. He has en-
Iployment with the Frank Goodmen
paint shop awaiting him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. McComas re-
turned to Pagosa Springs this morn
ing. They were called here by the
illness and death of the latter's moth
err, Mrs. ]. w. Morgan.
Jack Clarke of the Silverton North
ern arrives from Silverton this even
ing to join his wife who has been
here for several days waiting for
train service to be restored.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

Art Mcintosh was off for his Riv-
erside ranch this morning, after
seeing his brother on his way to
Utah. Mrs. Mcintosh, who accom-
panied her husband to Durango will
remain for few days visit with her
sisters, the Misses Ralston, high
school girls.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

Lsmpert Egolf, who is seeking a
from the Bald Mountain camp.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

Pickerill House Sold.
w. S. Pickerill has sold his pala-
tial Brookside home to Lewis Jones,
wealthy sheep man who located his
family in North Durango recently.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

folk who made an unsuccessful at
tempt to reach home yesterday.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

their way home from Arizona, where
they spent the winter months.
Semi-weekly herald. [volume] (Durango, Colo.) 1907-1917, 1916-03-13

Miss Gladys Hamor is making a
good recovery from Scarlet fever. No
new cases have developed In the town.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
UNFURNlSHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT.

BEFORE moving phone z. X X 50. o.
X. Transfer b Storage Co. nre-proof
warehouse. A. {. Weicker, president.
5-ROOM apartment by sept !. unfur-
uished. water and garbage. also i-room
house furnished. adults. Maple ll2b.
FOUR-ROOM fiat sleeping porch. range.
30 y ith
TWO STORY S.ruom home. near school
car: electric hlhts. 81 month. 400
Securit, Hldg
6-ROOM modern ground floor Of duplex
house. private entrance. 2l5ls $
Sh1rtel Telephone Wal adii,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

WANTED--Six or eight. room house
part cash. part trade: inquire NJ V
Van Meter. - n Hudson.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

A GOOD Investment, for sale modern I,
room house, close In and In fine con,
dition; would rent for $40 2s u. ard
Phone W. 3bi5
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

OKLAHOMA CITY LOTS WANTED.
II you have lots In Oklahoma City or
suburban additions and want TO sell them
send legal description and best cash
price. H-es5, Times.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
Mir. EIonaeseeker

Let u ooo make YOU $1,000, s-room
modern bungalow. 900 block West nth
St, worth $4,000 Tor dnys We offer
for ~ ooo all clears I am offered 1000
loan fire electric fixtures, garage, CON
rrctc drlvevRNi pnVirs almost rnid out
hest buy lu oklahoma city
BE QUICK. Maple 2ie.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28

THE hest offer Of over $4,000 buys u
splendid sroom home. close In on T..
9th; NIL modern, basement. furnace; on
high grounds, lots b0xib0 feet, must be
sold before Sept !, Gardner 4 Boe-
decker, Sl2 American National Bank. W
1918
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-28
MALE HELP WANTED.

WANTED--Severai first class men who
have had experience In handling maps
Something new; rapid seller: territory
state Oklahoma: commission proposition.
Address II 2Tb care Times
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
RIeiae assliseimadp priAbten.
Ser aiTd,b5nbT,r gDonib n,

- Der sgiIdbdnbIer Ddbib psller
BON SO. 785 @sit Court Gtrabe tpurs
be eefiern auf @sranIaHung BON Jrdu
@itber 9loom BON SO. 808 Weit Siss
bsnte Strabe berbaftei. Wie 6rau
Bloom bebauptet, iol peler fie in Der
semeinften Msifs bsihimpft habsn.
= Gbas. Mantsr beri9iete Der g;os
Iiaei geftern abeno, bnb ibm aus ieis
nsr Wobnuns. Ro. 1847 Wdlter Str.,
cine grobe UNI cine flsi1ie sroinatl
nit allen 3ubeb0r i'm Wertbe bon $40
ssftoblen iporben lei.
- Gin etipa 27jGbriesr sJarbistr.
Der feline iylu9t belperfiteIligte, erbrad
esfiern 4tenb in Der Wphnunq Der
Jrau gmma GartfpeII. 2706 SefferIon
4penile, bag 8iidsnfeniter, fHIid, iiG
ms 6eus unb erbeutete 81 fotDie eills
Boris nit So, eisentbum ber Jrdu
Jreb. Rebter. 31O8 Sefferfon slpt.,
bic iih gu 8efu6 mn 6uide befcnb nni
ibre g0rie in Der aiide nisbsrssis'
hattie.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
2ofal 8eriGt.
Werisnal. .stptisen.

Sn Samiltou. g., 100 er feinen ae'
bensobenb perbratt III Der auh bier
fsbr ipoblbetannte Ssrr Grid Sem
ter i'm 2lltsr BON rs Sdbren jGb unr
unsrparist Isinen qreeborisen unS
pislsn sfreunben burd ben unerbitt'
lifen 9pb entrifsn ipprbeH. De,
Dabinaeidiebene mar friiber lauss
Sabre bier anfdiTis unb biuterldb:
aud bier sdbIrei6s igreunbe, bic iein
gnbenten ftets in Gbren bolien psr'
ben. 0is aside tpirO sur gsitatiunq
bierber sebraht tpsrbsn uub ipirb dui
bem Sprins GrDDe Jriebbof bic lsbts
RubsitGits finben, nahbem am Oons
neritag Ra9mittup uui 5ipei llbr in
Der Grisbbofstopslls bi. grnuerfsisr
itattaefunben Bat.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Cine 0prlage snr ltnfer'
oriifmng bes gSettens
ami pferberenmet
Dem Observation-Disclosures
sur annabme empfobs

Dem Observation-Disclosures
sur annahme empfohs
len.
Dafbinston, .. G., 23. Wdi.
Cine 9orlags, Der 5ufclse es pexboten
fein foa, ppn einem Gtaai in ben uns
bern ober BON 4uslanb nab ben Der.
Staaten Mettsn auf gisrbsrsnnsn
cher ipnitise GreigniiIe, .SDos"
RefuIiots bOn @ettrennen ober 4ns
iioneen In 0erbinbnns nit ,popl Stas
ing, Bu9moden obsr anbersn Mrten
BEG 5a5urbipislss su iibtrmittelu,
ipurbeum Dieniias pom 9dussommiis
tee fir 5pii1eniiaatliden 0ertebr NIT
Der GmpfebIuns. bab iie anssHOmmen
ipsrbe. i'm Repraientantsnbdus einsss
reitt.
Die @orlage mar bon bsm 9epr.
Sins DON SenHeHse eingereidi ipors
ben unb Fat ben 3iped, bic .pooI
Rppms4 dubsr getrieb 81 issen, in
benen duf bic Refultate Der gf9bes
rennen seipsttet ipirb, unb bic unter
@erlebuns Der Gefess pielsr Sidnten
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
GrunSeis.nt1ams ilebertraouaseH
Cincinnati, 90. Mai.


9elIdmp Stprer, 9ruitee, an John
Disb, 20 Sabre padt. bonn 20. Suni
1915 an. nuf bic norblibs 5dlfie bon
Got Is in 2onslporib's llnisrabibcis
lung BON llnbsreliff. S1brlihe Wie.
tbt $48 nit ARtaufspriDiIegium fir
$500.
elifforb 5otdtib an Sirom Wi.
Bullion, Got SO in 8. W. Ruliion's
llnterabtbeiluns bon ODsrIooi, 81.
Milliam 9bcmpicn an Wedrgareih
OIood, SbsiI Don Got 8 in Mr&ibaIb
Sripin.s llnterabtbeiIuns on Der Gar
iboas pile. 81.
Seiie 3. Moore an earle s. Sus
der, sbsil bon Cots 70 unb 80 In
Der Siib 0orfpoob Spnbi!at Inter
abtbeiluns. (Sieuer $1.5o); 81.
Wpers .. Cooper an @eprgs Dil<
Tens, so Bel los CUB an Der Glib
isite Der Minto 9lpsnu.. so 5ub oitz
li4 Der Montsiib 4psnue, (Steucr
A); 81.
Marsarst Better on bas auabens
tsim bon Cincinnati, 35 BET So fyuB
an Der Rorbfsiie Der 5. Girats, 315
Jub 0ftlid bss 9roabDap. (Stsuer
$3.50; 81
Wilbsim 9en3el an minnie .. Rps
Der, 80 Bel 125 SUB an Der @efffeite
Der JIOra Strobe, 2s4.90 syub nSrbs
li6 Der Darnsr 6trabe, (Steuer
$500; s..
Satob Simmons an Siaac mosfps
ipib, 20 bsi 106 CUB an Der Rorbs
fsit.. Der Tidmonb Strabs, sirif6en
Der 9apHillsr Strabe unb sSreemol
apenue. (Sisusr $3.50; s..
Jreberid Sang an paulins 6enn,
bic 6filids SGlfte bon Got glo. SO BON
Barton greipftsr unb JoIs's Inter
a6theiIuns in ct. gernarb. O5teuer
500; 81.
4nthonb Warburg an GarolilIeRols
FEE, GuitscIaim aut 1874 adsr2anb
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

berbeisefiibrt. 9fubnbsm mar ole
Stunbe seiommen, su ipelder ein re-
ceres 2eben in Der Nlee iid 5u snts
tpideln begann, unb gIste iehnte itde
nah 9auIe. Sbr mars, als oh be
9lide aIlsr 0priibergstenOen iie JUDI
ten unb muiisrten, pbipobl lie ernltlsf
bemiibt mar, iih berartise Sshdntsn
ausaurebsn. Sbr idli4tes braunss
&pItiim nit benz einfaaen, tleinsn
Sut, Der iis alerbinss Iehr gut ilsis
bette, mar nidt sseisnst, Die glnfmsrts
iamtsit brett auf iis gu lenisn. Dab
man bic boheleeonts, nit i1ludr5sn
&appen beIpannte gquipase. auf be-
rem auiideriib nsben osm Futld3er
nod elm Ysbienter In bnntIer Stpree
plaB ssnommen, bier unb ba neusies
rig fnuitsrts, tonnie nibt befrsntoen.
Rad 6auie suriidgaebrt. brahie
Der Sntel lie in ibr 3immer.
.Tun, elsie, ipie lpdT'sa Dus 1T
bod ettpas anoeres als elm yousrn-
borf, mein' id2" fragte er.
Sic untsroriidte bsn Seuf5er. DER
ibren 2ippen gu entidliipfen brobts.
unb fab lGGslnb Snisl 6inri4 an.
,Sreilid mars dnbers. Wis tam
bas sena6t iperoen2A
.Das ersGble id Dir ipdter. 9euie
abeno fibre ih DID ms 5bedtsr."
sic eriaien erfdroden.
sd m0dte beute ni4t gshen, Sns
tel Sinnert."
.@orum nidt2' g. 1T serube Gin
Stiid, bas fir Did pubt = ni9t 10
pieI gu feben."
-Sntel. i6 min beuis msinen grief
mad 9auie been6en. es fpiro nun bod
3eii."
Rad SauIea" iraais er peripuns
bert. Die 0orte bnttsn ibn eigers
tiimli1 beriibrt, ipenr CT aud nldlt
sIei6 pubte, ipObur6. EOu ipililt
i9reiben?"
syu, e Wub Up1 ~ 6iptflreh
Serb unb mir iperben. 5ie miihen
ipenigitens pifen, parlSn i9 bds
9eIb genOmmen unb his aIles 10 bat
fommen t0nnen."
.Sas iOait Du ni6t t5un. lnb MID
nur MAIDEN. Sd mil ben Siii'-rs
i6on reinen @ein einitenieu. Ssss,e,
@ort, bas On an bic ihreibit, II
ibdbe."
Rein, Sntel, lie ipnen ieben. baB
i6 nidt banse bin uub au4 bic
@abrbeit Su iaaen ipeib, i5 bin bas
mir feIbit idulbis, nno -"
sic bate nod bin5Hiiisen ipollen:
r9Iu6 ibnen," dber btr Ontsl unters
brad iie:
.Wenn bds Der Grunb iit, bann
babe i1 nihts baseser. 5bu, lDds
Oh ni6t laiisn tunnit, i9 iperbe f9on
sur rsaisn 3eii msin 8ort mitrecer.
Su bruu6it Die nod Mot gum grot.1
(GOrtiesans fOist.)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

- Rcforb 6igaretten.
Bro buftiou. Rad bimoesamt.
Iiden anstpeiien iino In ben eriien
bret Wonnten bs. SO. In Sen Ser.
Gtaatcn 1,4s4 WiIlionen Stiid 81.
aarettcH fn5risirt iporocn, Inn 4i.8
Ero5ent mebr, aIs ie in Der gIeifen
3eit eines friiberen Sabres. 9Iae
sroben 5abrifseieIid)aften ber grnn.
de iheinen on bieien bermehrten
@eihdft tbeilBunebmen. $auptiia.
Iih iinb es bic folgenben Iriiberen
geitanbtbeile Ses 9abafstriiiis:: oic
gtiHerienu Eobaceo Co., Die 9igseft &
Mpers Co., 2orilarb 60. uno n. U.
RepnoIos Co, 5uoeIn oie gobaseo
4roouets Corporation.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
mafaae.

= sls Der 24idbrise Barber So1n
araufe, 339 Central albenue, Ntps
port, ap. seiiern nit Gliie Wiar,
1104 I6arriion apsnue, auf einsm
MDtorrab iibsr bic Spring Grore
9psnue fubr fpurbe bns Woiorrdb
Dor bem 9auis 2727 Spring GroDs
4penue BON elmer college pin Gar
getrpffsn unb in iueiism 8pgsn forts
gefhleubert. araiIfe unb bus Mdbs
den ftiir5ten ab unb Der Gritere srlitt
einen G6dbeIbru9, ioirie @erlsbuns
gen an Der Geite, tpGbrenb bds Wldb,
den an Der Iinftn Gtite uub Der
Druit UerIsBuussu baD0ntriis. %
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
qeidle iSentiiisirt.

Die 2eide bes Mannss, tpilde pprs
aeitetn Hudmittas tintsr BEN Sanis
Ho. 2907 @sit 6. StraBe aus BEN
JluIie geSosen unb nah Der Moraus
esbratt, iporben 1T, ipurbs bort ges
itsrn aIs bisieniss bes 6sjdhriaen
eouis grsnner bon 651 @nrfielo
apenue. prits 5iu ibentifisirt. Der
ofie Wdnn. Der stipns fhfpahiinnia
mar, eiiFernts iib am Gnmiiag pom
5dufe rnb lpurbe nod am islber
absnb Der poIiSsi aIs Dsrmibt ssmeIs
bet
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
), ,Zenatprinl Gnnrtieb" TIT
9rmntpf.
Die ernennungpon @torge
RubIee pernorfen, neil
Der mann bem Senas
tpr @uIlinger mibs

ltepfg mar.
Mdi bingtoH, .. g., %. Wlai.
Sin Mntrag, bas 9otum in Wieosrs
eripdsuns 81 Sisben, bur6 lpeIdes bic
geItdiisuns Der Grnsnnuns BON
georss Hubles gum Mitslieb Der Der.
Siaaten SaitbsIstommiiiion peripsis
CERT tpurbe. ipurbe an 0ieniiag i'm
Sennt nit SiimmenaIei9bsit - 38
ge9en 38 - periporfen.
9amit erreiht Der aampf Elm gnbe,
Der eefiibri ipurbe, Inn 6srrn Rublee
in benz 2lmt 5i srbalitn, bas sr Is
Wpnate ldne sur srDbtsn 3ufrisbsns
belt Der Resierung befleibet bate. gr
iuirb pabrfdeinIia fraf. ieiner Grs
riennung, bic eernaht ipurbe, pGbreHo
Der aonsrsb nidt in Sibnns mar, Bis
gum gnb, Der iebieen Ssiiion bes
aOngreifes i'm 9lrnte bleiben. penns
slsih CT tsin SaIdr fir bisberise ober
gpGiere Dienite 3iebtn hun.
Oie 9efGtisuus Der Grnsnnuus
ipurDe Durd1 ySe1dtorial eourielp
psrbinbtrt. Die J6bisisit pbsr SHtes
sritdt bss .6srrn RubIes tpurm ni6t IN
syroge esSossn ipprbsn, dbsr Senator
@aIlingsr, Der syiibrer Der RepubIitas
ner. pppOnirte ibm, neil !6err RubIes
ibm rpsri5nIid miBlisbis" III. limb
Der 8ran6 Safiir 1T Der, bab Rublee
ieiner3eit bic Wisbsreripdblung @nIs
fingers in ben Senat bstdmpfi bate.
Die bsuiis. entffeiouns srfoIste, als
iiber ben glnirds bes Gsnatcrs 9oIling
absefiimmt ipuroe. bab bag 8otnm IN
DiebereripGguns ae5ossn iperben iolls,
benz safoIss in porigsr Wode bic Be-
ftGiisune nit AZ sssen 30 Stimmen
,,srnsiaert tnurhe
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24
Sn @erbinbung nit Der
irIdnbifden RebeIlion
In 1ralee porges
npmmeu.

Sralee. SrIanb, %. Mai.-ein
gruber bss aOOtien Jobn GoDpivin,
Der bier Don ben britti9en geh0rben
in letter Wods unter Der 4utlass bers
bdftei iuurbe, NIT Der 2anbung Des
Sir gfOgsr GdIenent. DOT bem 4iss
brud Der RebelIion in SrIonb, in Der
binbuns geitanben su babeH, tn on
0isHitas in Daft sencHmen ipOrben.
Dan elaubt, bab Der Wann Der ebens
falls ein acoiie III, an oem @erfudJ
bes Cir Roser Goiement, MaFfm uHo
whnition In Der Srules Bal su Ianosn,
betbeiIigt mar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-05-24

in Ssitirn 16, 5urriIOn 1oipnIlip,
(Sieusr 50f); 81.
Diners y. Cooper an Daniel 9.
Meadanl. 9Di so lmb Thtil BON Got
81 in Mpsrs y. Grcpr's llntsrdbibsi<
lung IN 5pbs gart, tSisntr $3.50;
$1.00.
g,rmslia .. Jaityfsilf on sfa y.
GaIlondp. Got 8 in gmma ,. WeJHs
iprss llnterabttsiluns III wliami
Iolpnibip, 800.
Miles z Waiis, Wormnnb. an
Milion Sanlsr, 5bsiI ron Got 3 IN
prite's 2lboitipn 81 Sobisr par',
$105O.
erneff 9. Rinsbari an emma 6.
grid, So bsi 14O SUB an Der Tprbs
feits Der prcniiee Sirnbe IN Wabis
Tonpills, (Sisur SOC; 81.
gasiia u. Wsp.r an Dirsinia 9.
Barnes, 2pis II, IL unb 13 in Jas.
Dousg ilnirrnbtbsiluna Don mnbti,
ra, fStasr so; 81.
Robert &. Gtsfnp an syreberid
9rcdman, 90. 135 In u. 29rambIs's
NadIab In Wlabifonpi[s, 81.
earab W1. 0rut, IL. 1nb. an Retid
u. Webtr, Cots II. 12 nnb 13 IN
Games 9pnes' llntsrubibsiInrs Don
Mabsira. 81.
grnorb Z. Siuage ar bic Gtnicn
llniisb Trp Cleaning Co.. s Nabre
gad)t, bonn /. Wopsmbsr 1916 an,
auf ben 9abenrdum b:,annt als no.
4612 Wlain apenus In Pcrippcb. Wcs
natIifs Ulistbe $75.
emma Z. 6arris an Gbish 9.
6artis. 80 bsf 1T auB on Der Glib
|dsite Der goripoob 9lpenut, 80 Jub
|5flid Der popular Sirabs In Hors
tuoob. (Steuer 81; 81.
Dtargaret groipe on Sophia Rem,
% bel 1eO iyub an Der Carr Sirobe,
113 sfub n0rbIid Der 8. GirdB.,
(Sieusr 50c); 81.
syranf G. gonhom. 9ruiies, an
Jobn 3. Ncomb, 49/100 Ndsr l1no
In Gttiion 80 In Columbia 1opnfbip,
(5teuer $3.50; 1925.
Settle g. gnps an bic 6bee Bari
Gountrp Cub 60, ilngefGbr 301Nder
9nnb in Gsttion 81 In Columbia
sotpnTbip, (Sisuer $38.50); S38, ,125.
Jranf groemdn an 6arrb Did
man unS DiIliam sbompion, Got 25
in Sbomas grap's lintsrabtbsilnna.
bilbtub 25 BEL 125 lynb an Der @aif
elpsnus, (Steuer $1); 81.
Die 5iile Guarantee tinb 7ruEf
Go. an DO, 80 bti 15o syub an b,r
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
AN $4,000 SWAT
Gamer Scores Most Expensive
Run in Baseball History.
Ending Mondays Game in Tie
Would Have Meant Fortune.

Ebbets Field, Brooklyn, Oct. 10
Score the longest hit in history for
Dell Gamer. He knocked eighty
thousand dollars from Braves field to
Ebbets field late Monday. If you
don't believe it get out here and watch
it rolling into the box office.
Two inches above or two below and
Dell's bat might have famed instead
of driving in McNally with the win
called on account of darkness, the tie
would have been played in Boston to-
day and Bill Carrigan, the club own
ers players and others involved would
have showed their hands in their
pockets tomorrow and said:
MY goodness. here's an extra $780,
900 we didn't know we had"
Ball players are getting prosperous
and plutocratic. but gosh, lambasting
an independent fortune from Massa-
chusetts to New York is going a little
too far.
Gaincr not only knocked the eighty
thousand dollars from Boston to
Brooklyn, but right out of the pockets
of his fellow players, his boss, and the
national commission. Had the game
ended in a tie, the series would have
been certain to go three more games
and today's gate receipts would have
been a whopper in which the players
would have shared. AS it is the teams
will now play in smaller park, the
crowd can't be as large and should
the Red Sox win today and tomorrow
the series will wind up in four games.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
1T QUICKLY
Supreme Court HurrieS Along
the Gas Case.
Chance for a Decision ON the
Lawsuit Today.

The Kansas Natural Gas COM
pany won in the supreme court to-
day in its fight against the utilities
commission when the supreme court
denied the application for an in
junction against the gas company
asked by the commission.
Even the Kansas supreme court ap-
peared disgruntled at the endless gas
litigation today and issued instruc-
tions to attorneys for the Kansas Nat
ural Gas company and utilities COM
mission to cut long -winded arguments
short BY doing this it is considered
probable that the court will be able
to hand down a decision late this aft
ernoon in an action brought before it
by the utilities commission.
This time it is a hearing of one law
suit that might prevent the supreme
court from sitting in two other law
suits. 1t became apparent this morn
ing that the gas case has become so
tangled in the legal maze that the
attorneys have to stop and go thru a
lot of legal papers to find out what
case, of the myriad pending, is being
heard.
The further entangling legal proce-
dure was brought before the court by
the utilities commission today Some
time ago the commission filed two ap-
plications for writs of mandamus
against the receiver for the Kansas
Natural One was to compel him to
file a schedule of boiler rates and the
other was to require the receiver to
obtain the approval of the commission
before the change in the Olathe gas
rate is made.
After two cases were filed the re-
ceiver and his attorneys went into the
federal court and asked for an injunc-
tion preventing he utilities commits
sion from pushing the two suits in the
staJe court. Then the utilities COM
mission went into the supreme court
J and asked for an injunction to STOP
the receiver and his attorneys from
pushing the application for an injunc-
ton in the federal court 1t is this
/ injunction that the supreme court is
/ hearing today
The federal court will hear the
other injunction suit tomorrow. The
attorneys spent several hours TO-DAY
arguing the question of jurisdiction OF
the state and federal courts.