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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04

A. A. Flynn went to Medford this
afternoon on q brief business trip,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04
How 20 SGT Hooks IN Hardwood With
out anlitiirn L.

Job printing OF every description
at the Courier once.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04
Can Register Tonight

Can Register Tonight
The registration books at the office
'of the county clerk will be open to-
night. from 1880 to . o'clock. for the
accommodation of those who nnd II
difficult to register during the regular
hours. Registration closes Saturday
night. at 5 o'clock,
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04

Englewood Dairy
The best milk. cream and ice cream
Phone egg. Il
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04

Letterh eads at the fourier.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04
Women Of wcodcrAft--

women OF WOOucraxV
The Women Of Woodoraft will meet
In regular session tomorrow night. In
tho Woodmen hall.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04

Mining blanks at the Courier ONCE
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1916-10-04

Job printing Of every description
1t the Courier snice.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
CONOUERS MI. WILSON WITH
GEARS SEALEDlh1IE HIGH

in building an automobile which Will
withstand tests of this kind This is
the third high.gear test made by the
King recently, the first being q run
from Los Angeles to San Diego and
return with the gears sealed lin high, :"
and also 500 miles Of touring over To-
cal hills and mountains.
The second test was that Of run
ming up to San Francisco on high gear
over the coast route ard returning In
land. But all motorists unite in de-
claring that the latest achievement is
the most wonderful of aIl--iil fact, thu
most wonderful high-gear demonstra.
ton ever recorded.
Al feature Of the test is the fact that.
it was a stock model car, with stock
model gear ratio of 40 to L When.
the summit Of Mt. Wilson was reached
this ratio was tested by those who had
also made the trip, and it was found
to be as stated.
Starting from the dollhouse. the dis.
lance to the observatory at the peak
is nine miles, in which distance the
car attained an altitude Of approx.
mately COCO feet. Despite the rarefied
atmosphere, ali possible carburetor
trouble was overcome and the car fin-
ished as fresh" as when 1t started,
nine miles below
WoodIll, in making the climb, dis.
played skill which is given to an ex.
ceptional few. for it is sufficiently diff
ficnlt &c, send car around the Dew.
IFS Elbow" curve and the 200 others
with plenty of gear-shifting, but to
accomplish the same thing with the
|gear-leFer removed and in another car.
the feat approaches the apparently inn.
possible.
The srades on Mt. Wilson range as
high as 10 per cent and some of the
steepest are found directly at a sharp
curve. This makes the driving doubly
difficult.
Firestone tires were part of the
equipment, thus adding another Mt
Wilson record TO that make.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
MAGHlNEGUNS
on AUTOMOBILE
PROVES SUCCESS
Overland TOURING Car Used ii
Mexico in Campaign Against
Pancho Villa and His Band

The nse OF motor trucks and armor-
ed automobiles has already been de-
monstrated In actual warfare, but It
remained for the American troopers
now chasing Paneho villa N Mexico,
or guarding the border to dem0nstrate
the feasibility Of putting ordinary tour
Ing cars to military use
A few days ago an Overland tour
ing car was driven north Of Columbus,
N. Nj, BY United States artillerymen.
A machine gun was mounted In the
tonneau and targets were fred ct with
the machine travelling and at stand
still.
The test was reported to be very
successful It was found that tour
ing car was fully as logical and as
feasible as i truck for the purpose:
The demonstration proved that the vi
bration Of q gun being fred does not
swerve the aim q particle. In fact.
the car barely is shaken The objec-
ton to cramped quarters was also
conclusiyely dismissed when II was
shown that four men could ride com.
fortably IN the car with the gun.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
AUTO OFFERS TO
LYACAII0NN
S|JMMERPERIOD
Overland Chief Says Light Car
Best Adapted for Use Where
Roads in Poor Condition

with the season or the year APP
preaching when people begin 70 plan
for their summer vacation trips, the
old question Of how and where TO 90 Is
ubpermost in the minds OF motorists.
The average car owner, because Of
the fact that he gets the greatest
amount Of pleasure and comfort out
Of his car In the summer time, hest
tafes about leaving II behind when
he starts OFF TO the mountains or sea
shore
The motor car. because of It's abil.
ity to get there makes almost any
kind Of vacation trip possible, de-
cIares John ~ WHY'S. president Of
the WHY'S Overland Co, who has COW
cred Various parts Of the United
States. Canada and foreign countries
by automobile.
eseashore. mountains. inland lakes
and rivers, eli can be seen to the best
advantage BY the motor tourist who
goes his own way and makes his own
time without having 70 depend upon.
4 railroad schedule or be bothered by
the delays and inconveniences to
which the average tourist Is subjected
"A small, light car like the Over.
land Is the type Of machine preferred
BY many people who plan to spend
their vacations IN the mountains.
These smaller cars can travel over
rough hi7ly roads and get TO and from
places much easier than the big,
heavy machines II fact the small!
light car has every advantage over It's
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
Care Of Brakes.

1t is imperative that drivers take
particular pains with the braking sys-
tenn of the car, because at this time
of the year, when touring is at its
height, nothing is more essential. than
a good set OF brakes that are capable
of holding the car on steep grade.
Some owners, to make certain that no
trouble will result, have the brakes re-
lined each season and make careful
inspection of them whenever long
run is to be made, in much the same
manner as an engineer sees to it that
the brakes of the train work properly.
The nnkage from the reda1 or lever to
the bands should be carefully gone
over and all points well fabricated
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
WAY to- MORE Mileage FOR owners
AND THOUGHTFUL DRIVERS OF CARS

to have more spread between the ca
bles than is necessary with the beads
Of the clincher type. The use Of
straight side cases on cllncher rims is
therefore discouraged. II best results
are TO be expected from straight side
tires they should be used only on
straight side rims which are slightly
wider at base and permit of the ne
cessary spread between cables. II. for
some special reason. It is desired TO
use straight side tires on clincher
rims the rims should always be equip
ped with filler beads.
Some tire users do not realize the
importance Of using flaps, and others,
due to indifference or carelsssness.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
ARTICLE FIVE

Misapplication.
Careful application of tires is quite
as necessary to good service as the
selection of correct size fer load, or
rims being of right design and regular
IN measurement.
Straight side tires are sometimes
used on Clincher rims, and in such in.
stances filler beads should be fitted
III the rim clinches to prevent side
walls of tires from being chafed and
gouged by rim clinehes To avoid,
as much as possible, the tendency for
straight side tires edges of cables and
in this manner permit roiiing action
sideways, it is considered advisable
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17
DR. H N. ROVE
FIRSIGHO|(E
ASA. A. A. HE|
MaryIander Elected By Nate,
Body Which Now Has F.'
Toe. 900 Members

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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17

Pensions are now being paid 10 10.
900 discharged British soldiers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-06-17

Mrs. Frost who climbed |rc.
back seat to ais side when an
wounded, quickly took the sd
Leaning over his body she 1r0|.
last half Of the IS miles 70 UeI.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

uno am tGu,rit.n ibr taplsrer Ti1e
rer. Nitinttter b. Sdeib,. Wiegrere
AlUtr,ehe,A5 ELI tauen ,eine 4un.
gen 0urG be- /. OdS Giut quoll
Gem Or3,er aus t>m Ulunbe. Gtnl0e
y.nnl ltu9cn lbrtn ge.ieoten &om.
mdnoanten III oda 6eioIaSorett, no
maI Ild) lofort ieiner onnn1m, Oie
plIe9eItdntn tnEen, on alien Ollie
bern 5%itternb. perbei, nm heIfeno sjns
3ulrelftn, linen pUran enc grob9es
loaoiene. iuianie 6rau nit litl,rn.
PEN, b!niem Nntlise.
Scum hattie lie Ter Sffi5ier erblidt,
nIs iIe mi! stnem NufT9ra Dor ieiner
Sabre nieoeriiur5te. n6reo!~ riet is
unO beugte ftd uDel ietn bieihts Oes
lid)t, bieies nit &iFen beoeteno.
.4bele.." ieuuis Der aitimsiIer
unO uniting mi. oam mioen Nrmep
ieln Aeib. rSa. lit eS benz. mo9s
li62 III GIer!? aoeIe, iuBe
4oeie,,"
Dos Paar 1is!t iid3 umfdlunacu.
ais btianbe es uh aueia IN ieiner
2Biener Wobnung aHo ieierte eth III.
srndrte.es Wtegule4Hl. Hhenonp
rtorte Die SOgle. @inige 4lim.eu
correction iis 10 n naaehoIcn Cat.
3llten, bani erfutl Der Rdtmalte;,
.oie Giles ge;ommeh mar.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25
i'm f%eldIa1arett.

Mitten i'm Glide ibrsr GIitterpos
den traf ie Der Sriegsausbruh. So
begeiitert Der itromme Hittmeiiter b.
Gdeibl au9 pom Solbatenberufe
mar, biefer S9Iae i6msr5te ibn tisf,
oenn sr fab ietn junses, bIi;benoes
Meib bis ms Snnerite Der Seele err
iduttsrt. SabreIang batten iie ums
chamber getdmpfi, unb nun mo lie
siteIi4 bos 3ieI erlei4t 4atten, bieB
es id)eioen, ldeiber ms ltn9epife,
0ustie, pieQstd. ouf Himmeripieoers
ieben. Dds podr nabm einen riibrens
ben QbidieO, oeiien Sdiloerung mir
uns eriparsn poGsn. Der Sff;3ier
peripruG. bell uno 9%siuno. ols Sisger
beim3utebren. Die lunge 5rou gab
ihm Das Mort, toglif EN- poar 3sIIen
gu ihreiben, odmtt er ni1e, oaB tie
iiets uno treu an i'm bente.
Der Rittmeiiter fam nit feinen
idmuden Mlannl dJaiien na6 Hufiiids
polen uno Seigte BORT, mas Elm Wies
nertino mt ieinsm gIIbenosn go
triotismus fir &aiier uno Reih 81
leiiten perm0gs. No e. am itiirmis
Ideiten 3uging. oa mar ii6er Die
3tpeite 6staoron nit benz ,pra6ts
meni6en BON einsm Rittmeifter". pis
Der Sbsrit 5u iogen pfIegte. an Der
Spite. b. SteibI itir3ts iid ibrigsns
balo atiiftli6 in a0s untsrnebmuns
gen, Die Don 6reipilIigsn ausssfubrt
psroen ioatsn, oenn Gin 0 Gag gu
Gag padIenber Summer nagte an
ieinem 6er3eu. Die griefs BON ieis
ner Satin paren ndmli9 damGblif
I~eltener geporosu uno blieber eno=
lid gang aus. SbnohI ct jsbe freis
Minute teniists. an tie in Elm pdar
3eilen nm Elm 2ebensSeitsn 5u bitten,
tam feline Qntfport. Ssds Mohsn
poren felt ibrem Iseten grisfhsn Ders
itrtden.
Der Gffi5isr 3trnartsrie Iein 0es
hirn bur6 bic MISREPRESENTATION Sc
oantsn. SaIisElid maj sr Ibsraeuat.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

gisid5eiti9 ieidt p%,rrpunosts. Hut
an ielne armen 4fiegebeioblenen Oens
ien0, bic tiIflos i'll ben Notbet.en
Id9en, uno 10 iebr Ter gtus uno oes
6rleoens bebultien. riel er ben
Sdweltern gu:
s2ineer. Is tilft ni6ts! 8ir milf
len uns perteio.9sn! Sinsin nit eu0
ms ridlpdrtise simmer
Die SanitdtsloI0dten p~eritanben
ben Spita!stnmmunoanten, ererifien
ole @eipetrs Der Ncrpunpeten uno
~bssannen nuf bic gnsrsiier gu ities
Ben @insr pon ibnsn, Der oss Aeis
tens tunois mar, ipraua obsr ouf
Elm berrsuloies 3oiatsnpisrb uno
iiibrts Den Ritt CUR 5psiten Gstaotpn
aus, oersu Stouoort tr 5ufdlio
tanntt.
Dur9 bic Grpiecruns oes 5euers
piitsnb 9smadt, bron9el be t5ciroe
- IS n0rsn, ipis iid lpdter berauSs
lteute. rerlpren9te. fu1rerloie Sihers
telen. bic in benz 0sbofte Habrung
nno l%lnIertunft 81 fln0en boifteu -
INNER itiirmii Yer ternn.
mSlren unp 3enlIer perrnmmeln!."
fefabl Der RteimtntsarSt. Damn pos
ltierte er iih 0uf Osn 9sei9netiten
45!as unO feuer!e nit iicbsrer 0auo
oaf Die Huilen, pon oensn elmer nad
benz nnoeren iiei ohne oab man treis
LID einen @rfolg e~r5ielte, oenn ilrsr
lparen GIL piele.
.Patrpnen fer!!" REF Der 4rSt.
Dob feline 2eute rannten bleid um=
her. Sic fanben teine Munition
mebr. .8erhammt." brummte Der
Oottor Oann pollen mir oos Iebte
peri6ieben. Sebe &ugeI JOB. Die
Si4srtenen, lpeIde iih i9on benz
9auie nuf SpreHpeite genabert botz
ten, ituBten einsn au9enblid, a5er
aud MIR sinen @ugenpIid. Damn
Iparfen iis iid) nit S%iegesssbriin BON
neuem eesen Die Wousrn. Shon
Or0bnten ibre @e!rebrtoIben on Siis
rem unD 6enlter.
rSaionette unb Sdhel 1erous!"
fommonoier.e Der iriegeriife, emp0rte
Re9imentsar5t. Dos @npe nnht,
cher mir polen unier 2eben uno oas
u%nierer S1ii3lin9e bis gum Iebter
9Iutstrppfen gcgen bieie iei9e 9onoe
perteibieeu."
S6on dhSte bas mprids 9pr un.
ter Den erneuten S6lGgen. Sebt
brad es Elm, mo Die erIten Der Stur.
member moltsn liber DE Shpeile eli
len, lie fiiir5ten cher inter ben va.
!onettlti1en uno SdbetDleoen 5uIams
men. Nllein uuth ben tiibnen 8ers
teiOiSern ram oas 8lut bon ben
&opren unb tie 9abeu ii6 bereits Der.
loren.
Sn bieiem iritiiden Momente Der.
no1men lie br01nsnoes 8oTeitompfen,
| Sn enc WoIts Don Stout 0e1iiQt.
fIog pie Die niIos Sdob. ei9eue Sta.
poAerie heron. 0oran Elm Sffi3ier
nit BODICE hrun9eaem Sabel. .Sm
Nu poren Die BETTER on uno hietelI
IN bic 5einpe pie b~eieiien Elm. 9ieIt
idoiien aus raid eeTunOensn 9edun.
gen aui lire An9reiisr, iebo9 nur
gonS tur5e 3eit. Der 9robte 2elI
pon :Ene.i mur0e n!etc11emant, oel
Jtett er9dc iiG.
gon pcn rettenoen Droooncrr
m0rea frellih ebeniaIs p:eIe perIett
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

Dap ibm fem 2eueritss untrsa &c.
ppr0en.
Wieoer einmal iponn er ieine 9e.
frrhtunsen i'm @siits aus. Gr lebnts
an Der Sure zines eIenbsn Snuerns
h%duiss. in Dem er nit ieinsn Ret
tern als Reierps bsquurtiert mar. ais
plOBIid Elm berittsnsr Snfonteriit he
nn%iprsngte. Sn raisnosr Gle iauiic
oos bampfenbs Yfero berbei. anb ols
IS Der Reiter DOT Dem @ehotts Suian=
menriB. itir5te ss iofort IsbIos nis0er.
Der Snfantsriit trat toumelno uno
atsmIps Dor benz Sffisisr uno tsutte
rudpeiis berpor:
r9trr Hittmeiiter - fGneu - id
meIbe sebpriamit = unisr Gtappsnz
ipitaI in q go boben bic Huiieu
ubsrfaIlen = lie molten IS anSiinbeu
- Die ormsn 9eufel -- mir
hoben teinen S6ub -"
Dor 4ufre9un9 formIid trunten
tounelte Der Maun an Die 0dno.
Der Hittmeiiter bemertte es niht
mebr.
s9orniit!" REF er nit i6arfer 9es
.onung uuo figte ois bieier herbei=
Lief ben tur5en gsisbI rIlarm" binsu.
Sine Setunos ipater i9metterte 0as
9prn bos Signal uno mad orei Miz
nuten itanoen Die Better iGmtIid bel
ibren pferbcn.
s4ufiiBen." ffrie b. SdeibI.
SIN nG6iten Mpments raft, Sic
Gstaoron ibrem 9eIiebtsn 5iibrer in
boiler Garriere nn6. -.
Sn einem or ,Bersn Gsb6fte mar
bas mobile 6eloipitaI untergebroht
uno bur6 msbrere. peit9in Iidtbars
5ohnen NIT benz rotten 6snfsrtreus
tenrtIi9 eemndt. SIN Snnern Nib
ten lt9 eini9e Nsr3te nit sinsm fIei=
nen Stube ppn ScnitdtsioIbaten uno
pflegertnnen ob, ber Shperperlsbterl,
ei9enen unb feinbIifen SoIoaten,
2inocrune gu pe,Ihoffen. is NOR
eia barter Dienii. ober lle Srqune
reriuben ibn nit Der 8eaeiiterunq bon
Meniden. bic iid ihrer PfIiften pplI
bepuBt iino. Inter ben Pflsgsrinnen
~befanben iif 0nmen Der beiten Sc
leuf6aft, tpeIde bic Iidere uno be-
queme 9duslidteit 9eopfsrt botten.
um nit ben gropsn, Ole ibr 8lut
fir bas 8oterIanb hineGben, ole
WiibioIe uno Gefahrcn gu teiIen. go,
8efabren poren lie nuf Sdritt uno
5ritt aus9eiett. nidt nur ben unpsrz
meioli6en, in ben gegenieiti9en Dir
tilerietGmpfen, ion0ern aud ben I'M
erfparteten, babIt9, ouB bic niloer
nilatiifen 9oroen, peld)e Der 5eino
beranfabrte, bas 81lterredt nit 7Fiis
zen tratea uno tdpnungsIos oeeen
ssronte uno 9erpunoete, Aer3te, Ga
nltdtstolonnen un0 SpitdIer poroin-
gen. SGon 10 monher Somnriter
mar in o:eiem uugershten Sfeuer 5us
Ianmen9ebrofen. ndbrsno er Die
Nunoen zines Selnbss, ME es
WenidIi6teit unb 9oridrift perIong-
;e, perbano.
So puroen lie abernals BON feinbs
IiGer SuFanterie onIeQrifien. biz
- ga 9.ser - e.o.- az
:. Der Eeg,mentsar8t iprnn9 Dol
re Siire unO 3etote unter Iebhofteu
,tmp'nten auf be SABINE oes Ro.
er Greu5es. llmIpnit! Sine SnIpt
milporteIee ibn. uno burb isiner
frmel 9irg Elm Ssi6pb, psl9es ibr
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1916-08-25

Ct t4t.,t orId bate oa3 tatena
!ole &dtggn UNI Sunaen III tlrem
%pcrip0,ten GSicner Seine nidt ertra-
sen. sc mHBie oOae. anti, bei6ai=
Iat lreroyll. IA polte n!dt in nen-
md4ii9er Mn9f I'M Dos Ge6en i(rcs
AelleDttn Gatt.n 6t.iern. 30 irnt iie
oem Roten areu3e bel. Der 3uioI
tulrie bns panr auf Dem ShaGta
reloe gu ,0mLten. dnt Dies irlr ell aliz
tIlet 3uIal, 0enu oEle cine oerar.tae
Nortrn9. ME ne bcn tltGnen Hiti=
meiitet NunmeIr BON SeIte ieuer
tFrou 5uleil luiroe. mare er BON iei-
Aen lpperen &erleBuugen tdum ge-
uelen. Sp ablr tr1olte er il9 3uje-
DeuOs uno balo tonute Der ar3t Der
treueu YlIegerin, Die on Bette tires
irie0lid) ih!ummeynoen Mlanne8 iaB,
ole tr6iteloe 9eIiiteruna gs,en: Ser
9atient 1T geret.et. Oenu'. fiigts er
ldteInb bin5u. poer Ncaner se4t net
unter".
Sinbltger Ra6sptdn.
Grma1iene S6lpeitsr: .Nie turnit
Du 10 tel len uao otm @.errn mint
lei imIen. 0ab : yren Stub bon linn
mo9te2
Der tleine Dag: n@eiBt. neil On
elnen ipIden <orrb bait. uHo er
Iol aud sineu irieem!"
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
NOTICE Or CONTEST

Department of the Interim. u Laad OfTsrs Mt
Hugo. Colorado. Novembes 25. 1916.
To Mrs. Cyr"nius F. Pali.er. widow Of Cyrypius
F. Palmer. lhsEaoed. Of Wzkan. Kans. con. .stse ,
You ure hereby notified. that John W Rule, who
gives Weskan. Kansas his postoffce ad.ar ess
did on November llth 1918 file in this oifiss his
duly corroborated applica son to contest ard Sc.
cure the cancellation Of your homestead sntry
serial No. UzsS4 made March 10th 1853, f,r the
southwest quarter tSWishsection "a township (l2)
south. range sf2) W 9Th principal meridian. and ss
grounds for his contest he alleges that Cy1enius
+. Palmer. departed this life In the county of
Wallace. st.aas Of Kansas, or about September
30th. laQGanA that his willow. her exact name be-
ing now unknOwn to this contestant. has never
resided upsa. cultivated improved said land
since On ~ about September 3Oth. 1919. but has
wholly abandoned the same and tkat ali Of said
defects stal exist, that her said absence and de-
fault was Not caused Through her employment in
military service rendered In connection ~IAh oer-
atoms m mexiro or along the borders thafeof, or
| In mobilization ean,ps sasewherc. In ths military
or naval orKanizatioA # the United Stahss or the
NatisHHl Guard Of my Of the several staaes.
Yoa are therefore. further notified th.k the suid
allegations will be taken rs confesse<i and your
snid entry will be cancelled without fusther rixh,
to he henrds either before this office OF sn appeal
II yoa fail to file in this Office within twenty days
after the FOURTH publication Of this notice. as
| shown below. your answer. under oath. specific.
ally responding to these allegations a contest to-
xether with due proof that you have served q
copy Of your answer the said CONTESTANT eithe
| in person or by registered mail,
You should state In your answer the name Of
the postotIice to which you desire future notice.
| to be sent to you. JR Beavers. Register
Date of first publication November 30. 1916
| End December
| 3nl IA
4th 81
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Depastment OF the lnterInr. U s Land Ofhzs a,
LAMAR Colorado. October Is. 1916.
Notes is hereby given s,at Fl Yin H Coo Of Chey-
~ enr'e Wells. Colorado. who on March 5 IL j
made homestead entry serial No. ols415 for Lots
Nos. 3rE s-s-ll-l2-I3 and "a of section 50 sown-
ship l6s range 44w 9Th principal meridian has filed
notice OF inAsnton to maiss final three year xyoof
to establish claim to tho land above described be-
before ms Register and Receiver, U S. Land Office
at Lamar. Colorado. on the 7th day OF December
1915.
Claimant names as WITNESSES:
Ross A. Pioznmer. Josephw Shy. David Rob
ertson. George L Cos all CT Cheyenne Wells, Colo.
OCT 22 nuN3o6t Z Beavers. Regt,tsr
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
Money to Loan

I can loan you money on you
and at 8 per cent. have ?ust sue
ceeded in getting it down to this
as it used to be 10 per cent so if
you are going to need a loan bet
ter get it now, while you can.
7. J, Nc, Nevin, Wild Horse Colo.
Cheyenne record., 1916-12-07
STOCK BRANDS

Parties seeing stray stock with any
of the following brands, Please notify
the party to whom the brand belongs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-08-15
HERZOG SHINES
MIDST M'GRAW'S
GROUP OF STARS
Peppery Giant Has Made
Seven Hits for .686 Aver
age in Series Here

Charley Herzog truly is the dynamo of
the Giants Regardless of the performances
of his mates. he keeps playing away with
all tie vim and vigor that only Herzog
can put into a game. He plays just as
hard and just as earnestly when his team
is five or ten runs in the rear as when they
are well out in front The series now on
between the AIcGraws and Morans showed
the Maryland agriculturlst at his best. His
fielding, always Of a brilliant and sensa-
tional order. has retained its same high
standard. But It has been his hitting that
has made him conspicuous
Kaufr. Fletcher, Doyle and Robertson
have looked like very ordinary players when
compared with this alert and peppery mag
neto. He has faced the best the Phils have
i'm pitching line and has punished them
quite severely in the three games lie has
been to the plate IL times and has raped
out seven singles for a $3.50 average. out
of tn three hits made of Alexander yes
terday two We're found credited 10 Herzog,
and as only one clean hit was poled out OF
the Moran sharpshooter, this was one OF
the two credited to the former manager Of
the Reds