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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-07

The lineup:
Brooklyn Myers. center field;
Daubert, first baae; stengel,H right
field, Wheat. I LETT field; Cntshaw
second base; Mdwrey, third base
Olson. short stom Meyers, catcher.
Marquard. pitehcf
Boston Hooper, right field; Jau-
vrm. second basa: Walker, center
field; Iioblitzel. first base. Lewis,
left field: Gardner, third base;
Scott. short stop. Cady, catcher;
Shore, pitcher.
umpires At the plate. Connolly,
on bases. ODay: light field. Dineen
left field, Quigiey
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-07
FARMERS CAN GET sniSSAEY
At 4 TO 5 PER CENT

WASHINGTON. Oct. 7.-lnterest
on farm loan bonds has been fixed
at to per cent by the federal
farm loan board, il was learned 10
day. This means that the farmers
patronizing the farm loan banks
win pay y 10 per cent for loans.
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JOIN BRITIsH AND
sERBs IN FORWARD PUSH.

PARIS. Oct French troops on
the Macedonian front have joined
tho offensive with the British and
sorbians. Tho war office reports the
occupation by the French OF the town
CT German. on Lake Presba.
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,,op sesfo Killed Near Itasca.

so,,s Texas, October 7.
g i,on ASon' = a negro cotton pick
Ss.p,ls Da'h ~, Texas. was shot and
I,,.. A'l'ed two miles northwest
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WORLD SERIES FACTS.

. The first game today on =
= Braves field at Boston. .
= Contending teams. Boston .
, Red Sox and BROOKLYN Dodgers. .
. TIME of game. two y. m. .
= Eastern time. one .. m. Waxa- =
. bachie time.
- Rival managers. William Car =
. rigan and Wilbert Robinson. =
= Likely batteries, Boston. =
. Leonard or Ruth and Carrigan; =
= Brooklyn; Marquard agd Mey- =
y ers. =
. Umpires- Dineen, Connolly, =
= O'Day and Quigley. =
. Attendance expected, forty =
= thousand.
= Weather. cool and clear =
. betting, ten to six on the =
. Boston Red sox to win the =
. series. =
: = = = = 4 =
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STATEMENTS OF
RIVAL MANAGERS

II have faith in the ability Z
OF my men. We have been Z
through the fire and our exper- Z
fence will help us at critical =
points. Our pitching staff and Z
fielding will carry us through .
| am certain. Manager Carfi- I
gan of the Red Sox.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1916-10-07
RED SOx take FIRST
GAME OF The SERIES

BRAVES FIE.saD. Boston, October
THE Red Snx ook the jump game,
here this afternoon from the Brock
iyn Dodgers By q score Of 6 to ..
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II do not want to make any =
, prediction regarding the out =
. come of this series. My boys =
. have never taken part in a .
4 worlds series as team, but | =
. have in Rube Marquard, Jack =
3 Coombs, Fred Merkle and Chief .
. Meyers four veterans who will =
= steady the players at the trying .
. points. Heavy hittipEAhy Brook =
. lyn will offset the great pitch =
Z. ing of the Red Sox, ] believe. =
. We are out to win, Manager =
. Robinson OF the Dodgers. =
. . Q . . . . . . . . . . . = = =
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Gardner out at second, Mowrey to
Cutshaw. Scott TOOK second on a
passed ball. Cady walked for the
third time. Shore popped to Dau-
bert. Hooper flied to Olson. No
runs. no hits, one error.
seventh inning.
Brooklyn--Cutshaw was out. Jen-
vrin to Hoblitzel Mowrey singled to
right. Olson hit Into q double
play, Gardner to Janvrin 10 Boblitzel.
No runs, one hit. no error.
Boston--Janvrin doubled to left.
Walker was safe at first on Olson's
cecond error, Javrin taking third.
Janyrin scored and Walker Was safe
az second and Hobby was safe at
first when Cutshaw dropped Hob
litzeis liner. Lewis sacrificed. Dau-
bert to Cutshaw. Walker was safe
on an easy one. Scott flied to STEM
gel. Hobby scored after the catch.
Gardner was held q. first, Cady was
out, Cutshaw to Daubert. Three
runs. two hits. two errors.
Eighth Inning.
Brooklyn Meyers out, Scott to
Hoblftzel Johnston batted for Mar
guard and singled to right Meyers
hit into a double, Scott to Janvrin
Ito Hoblitzel No runs. one hit. no
errors.
Boston--Shore flied to Wheat.
Hooper walked Janvrin singled To
fright. Hooper scoring when Stengel
threw wild to third to head him Off.
Janvrin took second and Walker
walked. Hoblitzel flied out to
Wheat. Lewis forced Walker, Oh
son TO Cutshaw. One run, one hit,
one error.
Ninth Inning.
Brooklyn -Daubert walked. Sten-
gel singled, Daubert stopping at sec.
ond. Wheat forced Daubert. Shore
| 10 Gardner. Cutshaw was hit by 1
pitched ball. Steneel and Wheai
scored when .Ianyi1n mnffed Nov
rey's easy roller. Cutshaw stoppint
at second Olson singled to short
! filling the bases. Myers fouled e
Hoblitzel Merkle batting for Pfef
fer walked. forcing in Cutshaw
Mays relieved Shores in the box anc
Thomas relieved Cady behind III.
bat. Mowrey scored on Myers in
| field hit to Janyrin. Olson takins
third and Merkle second. Dauber
was out. Scott TO Hoblitzel Foui
runs, three hits. one error
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First Inning.

Brooklyn Meyers fouied 10 Caay,
DauDert fanped IN three pitched
balls. Stengei out. 5Janyrin to Hob
'litzel
Boston--Iiooper famed. Janvrin
famed. Walker ti'ipled to left cen
ter. Hoblitzel out, Cutshaw to Daub-
ert. No runs, no hits. no errors.
Second Inning.
Brooklyn Wheat beat out an in
field hit. Cutshaw hit into dou-
BILE play, Ianyrin to Scott to Hob
litzel Mowrey walked, Olson fan
med No runs, one hit. no errors
Boston--Lewis walked. Gardner
was safe at first and Lewis at sec
Iond when Meyers failed to handle
IGardner's bunt in front OF the plate.
Gardner was given hit Scott sac
rificed, Meyers to Cutshaw Cady
was purposeiy walked, filling the
bases. Shore tanned. Hopper flied
out to Meyers. No runs, one hit,
no errors.
Third Inning.
Brooklyn Myers out, Shore to
Hoblitzel. Marquard famed. My
ers singled TO Short. Daubert fan
ned again on three pitched balls.
No runs, no hits, no errors.
Boston -Janvrin famed. Walker
famed. Hoblitzel tripled to deep
right. Lewis doubled to left. scoring
| Hoblitzel. Lewis was caught off sec
ond Myers TO Olson. One run, two
/ hits, no errors.
Fourth Inning.
Brooklyn Stengel singled down
1.-THE foul line. Wheat tripled to right,
scoring Stengel Cutshaw tlied 10
| Hooper and Wheat doubled at the
plate when he attempted to score af-
|, ter the catch, Hooper to Cady. Now
i rey was out, Janyrin to Hoblltzel,
One run, two hits, no errors.
Boston Gardner famed. Scott
| flied to Wheat. Cady walked. Shore
lfouled to Meyers. No runs, no hits
no errors,
| Fifth Inning.
Brooklyn Olson out. Gardner u
Hoblitzel. Myers tripled TO center
Marquard out, Janvrin to Hoblitzel
Myers holding third. Meyers flied tt
! Scott. No runs. one hit. no error.
Boston, Hooper doubled to cen
ter. Janvrin sacrificed. Mowrey u
Cutshaw. Hopper taking third. Wal
ker singled to left. scoring Hoop
eg. Hoblitzel was out, Daubert I'm
! assited. Walker taking second. Wal
ker was touched out on the line b,
Mowrey on Lewis rap to third. On'
run, two hits, no error.
Sixth Inning.
Brooklyn Daubert out, Gardne
to Hoblitzel. Stengel famed. Whea
out. Janvrin TO Hoblitzel.
i Boston Gardner was safe on ol
sons tumble Scott safe al first
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Sixth Inning.

Brooklyn Daubert out, Gardner
to Hoblitzel Stengel famed. Wheat
out. Janvrin 10 Hoblitzel.
Boston, Gardner was safe on Oh
sons tumble Scott safe at first,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1916-05-11
PICTURES OF VILLA AND
THE Ell PAS0 CONFERENCE
DIRECT FROM THE FRONT

In this mornings mail large num-
ber OF pictures were received from
Mr.. Hardy, showing recent views OF
villa and his wife. the massacre at
Columbus and the historical confer
ence between obregon and Generals
Scott and Funston.
Several of the views were taken by
Mr.. Hardy, while the rest were taken
by friend who is noted ali over the
country for his wonderful pictures OF
famous and prominent events.
The pictures give the pictorial story
OF the important events that have oc.
CURED on the border within the past
few months. Soldiers arc shown burn.
Ing the bodies OF Mexicans killed at
Columbus. villa Is shown with his
wife. obregon is shown with General
Funston at the latter's private car in
FL Paso. both with their escorts.
American soldiers are shown ON
guard. Mexican troop traips are also
seen Everyone interested in Mexi-
can events will be Interested in these
pictures. many views OF which are
quite rare.
Villa money In various denon.,ra.
tions is also shown.
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JESSE CAMPBELL ACQUIRES NEW
TERRITORY.

Mr.. Donald Likens. Mr.. ]. L. Friar.
and Mr.. Frank Jermenc are recent
purchasers of Studebakers
Mr.. Campbell. the local agent of
this car received telegram this morn
ing informing him that the Gunni-
son territory had been given him.
This makes big ground for Mr..
Campbell TO cover and he has installed
Mr.. Likens who runs the Rainbow
Route garage at Gunnrson as the sub
agent over there.
Another carload OF Studebakers is
expected in few days and more are
scheduled for Gunnison.
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WILL TRY.GROMING
Of ENGLISH WALNUTS

Warden lyman OF the penitentiary
is experimenting with the growing of
English walnuts on the prison grounds
and In the State park and believes
the proposition can be made success.
He recently secured lot OF trees OF
this variety that were propogated in
Connecticut and is OF the opinion that
the hardness injected into them by
their growth in the New England cii-
mate will make them adaptable to
Colorado. The English walnut tree
has been found to flourish In Wash
ington. Oregon. Idaho and other north.
western states and there appears to
be no good reason why II shonld not
do equally well here under favorable
conditions Of soil and moisture
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NOTICE TO NON-REsIDENTs OF
II PROBATE OF WILL.


County of Fremont.
IN THE COUNTY COURT.
IN THE MATTER OF THE PROBATE
3ENr Nj i5 OF AsF MsFy wfFk MFkTIT mp rlEs TEsIA
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
LOUIS p. MERwIN. LEONARD r
MMkEiktWIN. Mk ity III Mem MARGAEGT 4JiG 1,,s MEBWIN.
MERWIN AND MiRY MERWIN, and
All other interested persons. il any
there be, GREETING:
WHEREAS 1t has been made TO ap-
pear to the Court that you are each
and all heirs at law OF Mary Merwin,
NOW THEREFORE,. In accordance
with the provisions Of the statute in
order of the Court duly made and en-
tered. you are hereby notified that an
Instrument of writing purports,g to
be the last will and testament of the
said Mary Merwin deceased, was pres
ented to said court for probate on the
yrd day Of January. a. d. 1916. by
ington in the state of Illinois: that the
said deceased was, at the time of her
mont County in the State of Colorado
that the said deceased. according to
said alleged will. devised and bequeath-
60 her property. both real and personal
and wherever situate. as follows: To
Clarence b. Merwin bequeathed the
sum of five hundred dollars in trust
-
to Catherine Sherbino bequeathed the
sum of Three thousand five hundred
dollars; and the rest, residue and re-
mainder of my estate, be the same real.
personal or mixed. and wheresoeyer
situate" gives. devises and bequeaths
unto all of her children, share and
share share alike and to their heirs and as
Signs forever. And by codiciI to Mary
Merwin. granddaughter. the Interest
wilIed TO James r. Merwin, son of
deceased.
YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED To
ne and appear before said Court at
me ne County Court room in the Court
OF Fremont and State of Colorado on
the third day of June A u 1915. then
and there to attend the hearing on
the probate of the said alleged last
VIII ana testament Of the said Mary
Merwin, deceased. and further 10 do and
perform what shall then by the said
Court be required and adjudged
IN WITNESS WHEREOF have
hereunto set my hand and afdxed fha
seal Of said Court at my office at
canon City in said County this 18Th dav
of April A n. 1915 '
tCountS- Court Seai)
KENT l. ELDRED.
Judge and Acting Clerk
FIRST Pub April 20. 1916.
Last Pub. May II, 1916.
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FRANK L Bt-NTEN.
President.
FRANK z. THOMAS.
Secretary.
Last publication. June $, 1915.
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INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT

Cnmmins Dozier who is at Long
Beach, Calf. with his mother and sis
ters had the misfortune to get mixed
up with Ford while out roller skat-
ing about q week ago. and was quite
severely injured. He narrowly escap-
cd with his life. He sustained deep
cut on his head which required seve-
raj stitches. and also injured his back
ard limbs. Just how the accident
happened Il not known. He Il some-
what improvad now and win probably
be able p b around IN about week.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

The People OF the state Of Colorado to
Fred Blanchard and Mrs. May
Fogg. Greeting
IL appearing that YOU. and each OF
you. are heirs at law OF Henrietta r
Arms trong. deceased. and that both OF
YOU reside out of the state OF Colorado.
YOU and each OF ycu are hereby notified
that a paper purporting to be the last
Min and Testament OF said Henrietta
=. Armstrong, deceased, has been pre-
Sentcd TO the County Court OF the
County OF Fremont. in the State OF COL
orado. for probate. by William y. Fos-
ter. who resides in Canon City in said
Fremont County; that the Testatrfx
by whom said Viii was made was Hem
rietta r. Armstrong. who at the time
of her death resided in Florence in
said Fremont County. aud that the
property bequeathed and devised in
said VIII as described therein Is. -~All
my property. both real and personal.
wherever the same may be locatea.'
And you. and each of you. are hereby
required TO attend the probate or said
WIN. at the Court Room OF said County
Court. in the Court House I'm Canon
City. Fremont County. Colorado. on
May, Goth. a. n. 1915. at two o'clock
KENT l.. ELDREp.
Judge OF said County Court
First Publication. April sath.
Last Publication. May 18th.
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lands contiguous to its borders as may
seem to be advisable The duties OF
the children's league committee wi
be to encourage civic pride among the
young people of the community ano
to maintain as close an affiliation as
possible between the junior and sen
ior leagues. The duties OF the uh
slightly places committee will be L
assist the league in the improve
ment and ornamentation of such local
tiles. The duties of the waste paper
committee will be TO recommend a
place where such material can be sold
to the best advantage; the proceeds
from such sales 10 be turned over
to the league. The duties OF the
finance committee will be to organize
means for securing financial aid for
the league whenever necessary to
carry on it's work.
At Thursday nights meeting Prof
NJ. E. Logan, principai of the Wash.
ington school. spoke at length on the
work of the Junior Audubon societies
and Children's civic Improvement lea.
CUES recently organized among the
pupils under his supervision. He stat.
ed that the members OF these oreani-
cations had built and erected within
the city limits within the last two or
three months more than 300 bird
houses and were doing all they could
to encourage and promote bird life
The members OF these societies had
pledged themselves to refrain from
breaking windows in vacant and un.
tenanted houses and had promised not
to write on the sidewalks or fences
nor throw papers or other rubbish in.
TO the streets or alleys. The work
OF the school children was warmly
commended by the civic Improvement
league and a resolution to that effect
vas adopted and Will be Forwarded
to the secretary of each OF these jun.
ior societies.
Arthur Gilman, secretary OF the com
munity conference work OF the state
university, was present at the organi.
zaiion OF the league Thursday night
and made a talk on the purposes and
scope of the conference idea The
league endorsed his efforts TO secure
such conference for Canon city mex,
September and promised to assist
IN making it a success.
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NOTICE or rrxAL sErrLEMExr

Notice IL hereby given that on Satnr-
DAY, the goth day OF May. \. II. 1916.
the Estate OF walter 5. Fisher. deceas-
ed. will appear before the Judge OF
the County Court AZ the Court House
mont. Colorado, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day ana present her ac-
the approval Of the same and ask to
be discharged. at which time and
place any person in interest may ap-
there be.
WITNESS Kent I. Eidred. Clerk oe
County OF Fremont in the State %
Colorado and the seal OF said Court
this 18Th day OF Apsil. A. ID. lp1s.
KENT I. ELDREp. clerk.
Etret Pub. April 10, 1919.
Last Pub. Nay ~. 1915.
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Children Cry
FOR FlETcHER'S
Q a 8 STo Ri A
70 SAN DIEGO ron HEALrA

Miss Emma Pauls and Mrs. shep.
herd Of South Canon left this after
noon on the Santa Fe for San Diego
Cal. Miss PATHS and the misfortunats
to break her hip BY . fall on the ice
New Years Day and has suffered from
the injury ever since. She hopes the
change in climate viii be : beneft.
Tom York and chas. Fauis motored
toPueblo to assist them IN making the
change there. They win return 70
Canon this evening.
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NorIcE or nIssoIrrIox

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
NOTICE is hereby given thar a sDec-
"a meeting Of the stockholders OF The
Bunten Bus and Auto Company. a
eoioraoo corporation. was it:iv called
ana held at the office Of the COMPANY
AZ colorado Springs. Colorado. on the
-.th day OF April. 1916. for the purpose
ot considering the propriety of dissolv-
ing such corporation: that the total
capital stock Of the said company then
subscribed, Issued and in good faith
outstanding waS zve thousand f5 OO01
shares. of the par value of one dollar
'Sleef each. being all of the capitaI
stock OF said company. that all OF the
capitat stock of said company issued
and outstanding was represented NJ
said meeting by the owners and hold
ers thereof. and that all OF said shares
OF said stock were then and there
voted by The owners and bolders there
Of IN favor Of dissolving such corpora
ton and the proper officers of the COM
pany We're instructed To nle notice OF
dissolution as provided by law. there
fore public notice is hereby given that
The Bunten Bus and Auto Company. a
Colorado corporation. has been dis
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We. the
undersigned President aud Secretary.
respectively. have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of said
corporation this 27th day OF April a
tSEALl.
FRANK L Bt-NTEN.
President
s-rrl-.,.
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II has been Estimated By the United
States geological survey that North
DesOtA contains es7.oo0. .o0o. 600 short
tcas Of lignits n bs1s more tAaA thfss
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1916-02-16
THE ARMEN BULL FIGHT
Twenty-Thousand Present When Pic.
ture Was Made.

For the filming of the bull fighting
scenes of Carmen" in which Geral
dine Farrar, the celebrated opera
prima donna appearing for the Jesse
l.. Lasky Feature Play company and
which comes to the Hartes Theatre
today, special permit was granted
by the Mayor of Los Angeles, and the
occasion made the official public re-
ception of Miss Farrar to the city.
Twenty thousand people. all In
Spanish costume, banked the sides of
the arena. Miss Farrar was welcom
ed by the mayor, Charles F. Sebast-
ian. Several bull fights were then
given in her honor by the professional
toreadores before the filming of the
scenes for the production which will
be seen here. During the taking OF
these scenes, one of the bull fighters
was tossed in the air by the bull and
then thrown on the ground. apparent
ly gored to death, before the eyes of
all present The other toreadores
drove the bull away and the profes.
sional leaped to his feet apparently
unharmed. He was brave enough to
bow to the cheering thousands before
falling unconscious in the arms of
companion. Adv