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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31

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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-03-31

whore south Of his base. 4 furmlI-
ahl" machine for trapping him
Among TIE known elements Of this
movement ls a body OF picked moa
equipped 20 travel with an uoco.-tr,
supplies for an indefinite length OF
time.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
HAvRE DE GRACE ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-SellinE six furlongs; 5yesr-olds
and upward Palanquin, 10; Resistible lo4;
Yankee Notions. 1l5; Superintendent 10; Feminist
lc2; Plumose. lU; -Grselee tmp). lO7; Gaelic, rs
'Stelarna. 90; Far Away. 10; Sherwood, ITO;
Salon, III; +Chesterton llo
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase; selling; 4year.
olds and upward; about two miles. Golden Vale
IA; Carl. Isl; J. c. Bwan, I4s; Charles r
Granger, lA; johnnie Mckay 100; Meshach. l5;
Handwriting. 40; 'Abdon, l4s; March Court IN.
Golden Vale and ]. @. Bwan claimed ten pounds
allowance.
THIRD RACE-Msiden 2year-olds; fllies and
geldinss; FIVE and onehslf furlonss Glorine. Il2:
Golden Rod. III; Mae Murray, ll2; Admiration 1I2;
Sea Puss liz; Glory Belle. ll2; Firing Line ITO:
Storm Nymph (impl. III; Togs. lis; Patapsco lis.
FOURTH RACE-HSndieap; selling; all ages;
mile and one-sixteenth. Old Broom, ia; Ninety
Simplex. L16; Fair Helen, ia; Holiday, ll6 Fen
mouse, 12i; Lady rocsa. liz; Success. %; Littls
Nearer. 10; st. Charlotte. lOs; Gold Crest Boy I2l
Transit, III.
FIFTH RACE-selling; 2year-olds; five and one.
half furiongs. ~Tootse %; Aimee T., IO6; Kathryn
Gray, los; Chatterbox, l06; Stalwart Van %: Rlue
Grass Belle, 100; Fantam Bala lo9.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; Syear-olds and m.
ward; mile and seventy yards. Delaney. lOs
Amman. liz; Eddie Henry. ll2: oratorium, Il2i
Crrrs ghaleen, lH ...
SEVENTH RACE-selling; Syear-olds and up.
ward; mile and seventy yards. Slumber. lIs
Handful, lG; Yslas, ia; Virginia W., lo4; Littl.
England. ns; Good Counsel los: orotund. Ia.
Royal Meteor. la
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17

FIRST RACE-Caimtng; Syear-olds and upward
foaled in Canada; purse $500 mile and sItesnth.
Good Shot, l04 CRobnsonl, $50. Alo s., won
Last sparF. lN (McDermott). N4.To. $3.50 second
Froissart lOs Gray. $50, third. Time. 2o2
Cousin Agnes. EXmer, Ser VolAnt. Sacsl, Primes
Phiisthorpe also
SECOND RACE-Clsiming; Syesr-olds and up
ward; purse. $50; six furlong. JAbot. Ito (Par-
rington). $3.50. $3.50 s. won; Lady Mildred, los
Ward. SD. third. Time o IS Recuse. Laura.
Quid Nnc, Rusty Coat, and Frosty Face also ran
THIRD RACE-Caiming; Syear-olds and upward
purse. 500; SIX furlongs Medford Boy. uo CPick-
ens). So SD. $40 won; Minstrel. los (Crumpl,
$40, $50, second; SprinEmass, n0 Collins, S. 80
third Time. lz3 S5 Paymaster. Afternisht 0lds-
mobile, and Birka also
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; all ages; purse 500
mile and seventy yards. King Neptune, liz robin
sonl,s $50. $40 out, won; Prince Hermis. lo5
(Ober9, $40 out, second; Prohibition, IS (Crumpl
ran.
FIFTH RACE-CIaimins; free handicap; all ages
purse. 500; sir furlongS Wodan, Iss tGourleyD,
S50. SD. $40 won; Sea Beach, lie Dtshmonl,
$. $, second; YoriTiIe. liz (Ro6inSonl $40 third
Time. l q Nellie B.. Progressive, and KorfhAse
also ran
SIXTH RACE-Claiming; s-ye.r-oIds and upward
purse. 500; one mile and a sixteenth Zodiac liz
tRobinson). S. 81. $50 won. orpeth, lo7 CIc-
(SchammsrhOrnl. $50, third Time. 2Ol rs River
King, Water Lad and SerTicenae also ran
SEVENTH RACE-Claiming; handicap: 3year.
oids and upward; purse 500; one mile and twenty
yards. Supreme. I04 CRObinson). H.3O $50 s. %
won; Dartworth. lT CSchanerhornJ, $50 $ so,
second; Fairly. lo7 tPickens. SD third Tine,
lS4 rs. Mr.. Mack, Gibraltar. and Boxer also ran.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
WHAT Is THE "PULL
STROKE" In TENNIS

New York, Sept. 16-Ever since Ichiya
kumagae flashed the pull stroke" in the
recent National Tennis Tournament, the
rank ana nle OF net enthusiasts are ask
ing what's It like?"
The description Of It, given by a New
Yorker, who declares that Kunazae's $
stroke is exactly the same as that used
FOR many years with such amazing sue
cess by the late Anthony F. WELDING.
follows:
kumagae's stroke is a pulled drive
II pears the same relation to the ordinary
topped drive that the American service
does to the ordinary topped service, In
other words, the ball, after being hit,
does not spin about on a horizontal axis
as IN the forehand topped drive Instead,
II s5Ins about an axis that is tilted at an
angie Of about IS degrees, with. the higher
eno OF the axis nearer to the striker.
That makes It very difficult for the other
player 10 nit It, as the natural tendency
Of the ball is bound back toward The
original striker"
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
The Finn Wins Handicap,
Defeating Great Roamer
LEXINGTON RESULTS.


FIRST RAoE-seIIins; syear-olds and upward
NJ furlongs. Turco. lH callahan, SAeo, SsS
NB, won; Busy Alice, lo4 Lzpaille). $50, N.o
second; Charmeuse. 1io lGoose), S. 40 third. Time
lle. Blarney, Ha'Penuy, James Oakley. Charh'
MCGEE, and Maxeans also ran.
SECOND RACE-Tvo-yesr-old maidens; six fur
longs Monotony, III tShilingl. $3.50, $50 SsS
won; Ben Hampson. loe (Murphy). $3.50. $50
second; LAtonis, los (McCsbel, s., third. Time
li4 sS. Trapping, Lady Kathryn, Snowdrift, Dr
Barlow, and Baierman also ran.
THIRD RAcE-rhree-year-old and upward
handicap; SIX furlongs. Vogue, los (Andressl, Gfo
81 out, won; Kinney, se Callahan. $50. out
second; skiles Knob. lol tMurphyl, out, third
Tine, l:B 35 Only three starters
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Camellis. los Ill
ley), $50. S20. $40. won; Marjorie D., 10
Hunt. $40, $40, second; Charles Francis, 10
lMurphy) $3.50. third. Time. i:so Is. Stephen X.
Gold Color, and Lady Powers also ran.
FIFTH RACE-HAndicap; 2year-olds; siI fur
longs. AuriEa, ll3 Murphyl, a.sO S.D. $40
won; Sleeper lo5 (Andressl, $50 $50. second
Walter H. Pearce, Ilo (McCabe), $40 third Time
IA Opportunity, Point, and Passing Fancy ais
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; s-yesr-olds and upward
one mile. Galway liz On. Garner, $50. $50
s2.4o won; White Crown. los (Goose). S.D. $50
second; Howdy Howdy. los tAndress), $3.50. third
nns. 50 IS. Chief Brown. Loutse Paul. and
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
VIGILANTS TO MEET
w., B. & A. OUTFIT

With the count now standing at a draw
the Vigtlants, independent champions OF
the District and the Washington. Bslti-
more and Annapolis club, champions Of
Maryland, will be the attraction at Un-
ion League Park this afternoon, prompt
ly at o'clock, In the deciding game Of
the series for the championship Of the
District and Maryland
After losing the initial Fsme Of the
series, two weeks ago, by q 3 TO o count
the District champions evened up the
play with a victory last week only by
means OF a strong finish. There has
been such an interest taken in the series
that the locals are not leaving a stone
unturneo for the decision and have en-
gagged a number Of new faces to take the
field today. Among those who Will sp-
pear are the local boys who have pas
timed in the various minor leagues dur
ing the past season and are expected TO
furnish q good article OF ball Not TO
be outdone, the Washington, Baltimore
and Annapolis club will also be strength
ened in the same manner. Shorty
Hughes will oficiate and a banner crowd
is expected
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
COMPLETE FIRST
ROUND AT GOLF

Columb!a Country Club golfers COM
pleted their first round Of play in the
monthly tournament for Septemb Der
Yesterday afternoon, with the follow
ing results:
FIRST SIXTEEN
First round-Robinson White deteated K Tinker,
stsedt, 81 up and 3; o. II. Wood defeated A. G.
Buhrman, ~ up and 1: @. A Watson defeated
u n Caldwell, jr.. up; c. G. vanLeer defeated
n: Il. Corby. up and 3; ]. L. Weaver defeated
william W. Price, up and I; r. Finkenstaedt de-
teated ]. L. Warren, 81 up and 2
second round-R. Finkenstaedt defeated ] l..
Weaver, III up and 2
SECOND SIXTEEN
First round-W. H. West defeated H. p seide-
mann up and s; ]. c. Mclaughlin defeated B. u
Graham, up and 5; J. N. Williams defeated Z.
.. Cot, up and 3; Frank Govern defeated ] n
Hanna by default; F. S. Perry defeated W T.
Fowler up and at 5 holes b. G. Nichols de-
feated J. B. Pierce, up and 8: Arthur c. Moss
defeated F. B. DerereiN I'd and 2: K. K.
Gartner defeated E. o. Leech, up and
Second round-Iohn NJ. Williams defeated Frank
Govern, up and l.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
GIANTS LAND TWO
GAMES FROM PIRATES

New York, Sept 16-The Giants
made it eleven straight by trouncing
Pittsburgh twice today, to and to
3. Cooper stopped the locals for a
time in the second and was hard to
hit until late in the game. Then the
Giants put on a belated rally, getting
two runs in the eighth.
In the ninth Fletcher led on with a
double, only to be forced at third
when Raufi hunted to the pitcher.
Holke walked and Cooper put Raun
on third by a wild throw to second to
catch Kaun mapping. Rariden walked.
filling the bases. Tesreau popped to
Wagner and with Burns up. Cooper
cut loose a wild pitch, Kauf scoring
with the tying tally. Holke took third
and came home with the winning
marker when Burns smashed a single
over second. Score by innings:
First game RHE
Pittsburgh % 01oo 5000 IL o
New York; 0 0 "a II 2
Batteries - Mamaux and Wagner;
Benton and McCarty. Umpires, Klein
and Emslie.
Second game REE
Pittsburgh .2o1o oooooo-s !
New York...o 0 o 0 o 0 o 2 - o
Batteries-Cooper and Fischer; An
derson, Smith, Ritter. Tesreau and
Rariden. Unpires, Enslie and Klein
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FOR MONDAY.
FIRST RACE-Maiden 2year-olds; Ave and one
half furlonEs Paddy Dear, losi Bullion. IL; Jubal
liz; Lstonia. 100; Knebetkamp. Il2; Sir Wenons
liz; Saffron Girl. lO9; Jack Straw. liz; Hollister
liz; Gallant Lad. ll2; Hemlock, III; BaSilius. III
SECOND RACE-selling; Syearolds and up yard
six furlougs. Harry Gardner, 90; John ". Klein
lo5; Delivery. %; Old Bob. lG; 'LibeEator. 100
- j. Murdock 100.
THIRD RACE-PurSe; 2year-olds; Ave and one
half furlongs. Fan c., 100; Midway, le; Ware
more. 100; Cudget. loe; Acsbado. lol; Phoecan loe
Kittsnish. los; Berlin. ia
FOURTH RACE-Douglas Park Handicap; zoo
added Syear-olds and upward; mile and one
sixtee1kh. Jane sraith, lo3; Faux Col, loe
Hank 0'Day. lis; Water Witch lo6; Manager Waite
Ill; Dodge. 10; Colonel Yennie. los; Franklin. ITO
Hodge. ~ Star Jasmine, l0; Lady Rotha, ll3
Ed Crump, rs Manager Waite and Star Jasmine
Mcdowell entry. Hank O'Day Dodge and e
Crump, McComber entry.
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward; si1
turlongs. St. Isidore. g.; Kathleen. 100; Julia l..
IG2; Brinhurst. IN.
SIXTH RACE-SeIling; 2yesr-olds and upward
mile and one-sixteenth. Typhoon. 81; Star Of Love
lis; sleeth. Ill; .GuidspoSt, ZOE; Incidence. los
Yenghee, lB
SEVENTH RACE-SeIling; 3yesr-oldS and up
ward; mile and seventy yards. Lady worthington
%; Beauty Shop. los; Irish Gentleman. Ill
Yansha, los; Jessie Louise. Ill; Margaret. los
Waterproof. Ill; Alfadir. los; Miss Fannie. lG
Syrian. ll3
Apprentice allowance claimed
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
D0RVAL ENTRIES.
FOR MONDAY.

FIRST RACE-Prrse. $500 Syea--olds and up
ward; claiming; six furlongs 'Boneros First, %;
Gentlewoman l0l: Irish Heart los; SpringnAss,
loe; Ford Mai, loe Minda, ia; Laura. Ia; Pin
Money, IA; Luke Van Zandt, Ia; Colors, Ia;
Requiram, ia; Ray OakWood. III.
SECOND RACE-Purse. 800: 7-year-olds; FIVE and
half furlongs. 'Wishaway. 81; Dyson. %; Lady
Rowena, ss; 'Meddlng Miss %; Sweater Than
Sugar. lo4 Hasty Cora. los: Swift Fox los
THIRD RACE-Purse. 500 maidens; all ages;
six furlongs. n. X. Beal., 100: Vivian S., l0;
Eleanor. lO7; Billy Oliver lcT; Trorato, lO7; Moon
Love. lo7: WisenAn, 10; Edtnero II Hmp), llO;
Antiseptic IL
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $500: 3-year-olds and up
ward mile and twenty yards Woodward loa
or1nulu, 10y; Montreal lc4; venetia. lOe Celtic los
Christie. IQS
FIFTH RACE-Purse, $500; 3-year-olds and I'D
ward sir furlongs. AlzArdi 81; II Coming loi
Lost Fortune, loi; Father Kelly l04; Paulson lo4
VIII Cash. lG; Red Post lOs; shaban, loe; Pa
pinea, 100; Margery, loe; UNITY. Ill; Sinis ia
SIXTH RACE-Purse, 500; 4-year-olds; mile and
sixteenth. River King lO7; Patty Razan. lO7
FLYING Feet lN; Dartworth. lo9; Blacsford, los;
water Lad, 10; Mr.. Mack. llO; SerVicence. 10;
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $50; syear-olds and
upward; mile and twenty yards Broom Corn. 90;
King Tuscan. %; Billy Culbertson, lo9; Costumer
IoS Black Frost, los; Gibraltar IO5 Paynaser los;
Dolina, III.
sApprertice anox,,o. c,s,-,.5
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
CARDINALS TO PLAY
FORT HUNT NINE TODAY

Alexandra, Va, Sept 16-The Coast
Artillery Corps baseball team, from Fort
Hunt, Va, assisted by several star play
ers from Fort Washington, Nd, who
were former members of the Fort Mon
roe, Va, champion service nine, will visit
this city tomorrow to play the Cardi-
nal Athletic Club nine on the Union Sta
ton grounds.
The game will be called about 2:3O p.
M, and a record breaking crowd will be
on hand to view the contest. Manager
Harvey Crump has selected a strong line
up to meet the lighting sons of Uncle
Sam" and the Cardinals are sure to
make their rivals play alright baseball
to win. The members of the Cardinals
residing in Washington will leave on the
| o'clock train from Twelfth street and
Pennsylvania avenue for Alexandria.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
TIGERS TAKE LEAD
BY BEATING MACKS

Detroit, Sept. 1s-The Tigers went into
nrst place in the pennant chase today by
defeating the Athletics, to g. Mack's
men got two runs in the first inning on
errors by Stanage and Heilnan and a
scratch by Strunk, and another In the
ninth on two hits and an error. The
Ilgers scored two in the first on Wits
walk Coob's triple and Veach's single to
center, and got one each in the ffth and
sixth. -Ehmke and johnson both did ex-
cellent work in the box and the game
was anybodys up to its finish. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
Seven Manage" Zim

aelnle the Zim seems to be the most
managed player in the big show Tbs
temperamentaI third-sacker irst Ia
oored under orders from Frank Chase,
Then came Johnny Evers, to be fol-
lowed by Hennery o'Day. Roger Rres-
nahan then took a whirl at handling
the fractious zim and succumbed. Jo-
sephus Tinker was next and after a
few months of trying. he passed Zim
right along to the sixth managerial
yictim-Homus McGray
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
DODGERS WIN AND
TIE WITH RED LEGS

Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept I6-The Dodgers
and Reds staged twenty-one innings Of
baseball here today. The Robins grab
bed one victory. 4 10 3 and drew IN the
second, to |, after twelve inninEs
The first clash was a free-hitting AFFAIR
and the Dodgers were more successful IN
punching their blows. A ninth-tnninE
rally enabled the Reds to threaten
The second was a brilliant pitchers
battle between JeI PfetIer and Fred
Toney. with honors about even After
the second inning neither side was able
to score. A triple by Hi Myers paved
the way to the Robins run, and another
by Chase gave one to the Reds. Score
by innings:
First game REE
Cincinnati. ......... oooooIoo2S 10 :
Brooklyn. Io02IoOox- Il z
Batteries-Schulz Mitchell and Vino.
Coonbs, Marqusrd and Miller. Umpires
-Messrs. Quigley and Byron.
Second game RHF
Cincinnati. oIooooooooooL o
Brooklyn. ooOoooooooo[ 10 o
Batteries-Toney and winEo; Pteire-
and Meyers. Umpires-Byron and ouIg-
ley.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
CUBS ARE BEATEN
TWO BY PHILLIES

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 16-The Phiries
leaped out Of their slump today BY win
ming both games Of double-header with
the Cubs. Scores, 6 to and TO 0. Alex
ander won his twenty-ninth victory OF
the season in the opener. A missed
chance for double play deprived him
of a shut-out Demaree blanked the
Cubs in the second game with SIX hits.
Cravath's hitting alone was suficient to
decide the issue. Twice he poled homers
into Broad street, the licks yielding a
total Of FIVE runs. Nineteen thousand
fans saw the games. Score by innings:
First game RI E.
Chicago. OOooooosO- 10
Philadelphia. o12o12ooxS II l
Bstteries-Csrter, Lavender, Prender-
Gast and Elliott; O'Connor, Wilson: Alex
snder and Killifer. Umpires-Messrs-
Harrison and O'Day.
Second game RHF
Chicago............. ooooooOoOR a
Philadelphia. SOOOloO2x-s IL q
Bstteries-Hendrix, Vaughn and WI
son; Demsree and Burns. Umpires-
Messrs. O'Day and Harrison
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
RALLY IN NINTH
WINS FOR YANKEES

Cleveland, Ohio. Sept 16-The Yankees
rallied for two runs in the ninth inning
and defeated the Indians, 4 to g. The
winning run was forced across the plate
when Bagby issued a pass to Baker with
the bases filled. The Yankees knocked
Lambeth out Of the box in the seventh
atter they scored two runs. Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
CANOE REGATTA Is
LISTED FOR TODAY

The Broadwater Campers will hold its
second annual regatta today at p. m.
of Sycamore Island. The entry list is
large and good competition is expected.
The events are: Novice singles and
doubles, championship singles and dou-
bles, tail end mixed doubles and fitting.
Delayed entries are being received at
Sycamore Island Club.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17

haTanauSh batted for Deberry in seventh
Roth bzttsd' for Chapman in ninth
M1tssl ran for Mazes In seventh
Mullen battsd for Walters in seventh
Runs-Spesksr. Allison. Lambeth, Baurra- H.r-
er5I Bare Gedeon- Three-bass hits-LAnbeth
Graney Gedeon. Bau-aan Sacrifice hit-Wsmby
Stolen bsses-Peek. Chapman, Hsndryx Speaker
Base on baus-OS Fisher 2; OF Lambeth :. on
BasoT, Struck out-By Lambeth l; by Fisher
i T BaSSy' z; BY shavksy, z Hit by pitched
b&l-By Lambeth CWaltsrs) wild r4tcb.s-TsTTn
beth, BsEhy. Umpires-Messrs. Evans and ovenS
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
RED SOX ARE JOLTED
WHEN CHICAGO LANDS

Chicago. Sept 1s--The White Sox routed
the champion Red Sox to 4, putting
them book to third place in the race.
Williams pitching was the obstacle that
upset the Red Sox. and he might have
scored a shut-out but for a couple Of
blunders by Felsch in center field. Weaver
bumped Leonard for a homer with two
on in the first round. Two more regis
tered before Leonard quit and the other
tally was at the expense Of Rescuer
jones Score:
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
TO HOLD SCRIMMAGE PRACTICE

The Mohawk A c. football squad
will hold its first real scrimmage
practice this morning at Seventeenth
and D streets southeast All csndi-
dates are requested, to be on hand by
10 o'clock. Manager McClan is anx-
ious to arrange game for October and
would be glad to hear from any team
in the city. Address Mohawk A c.,
1880 Pennsylvania avenue southeast
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17

Walsh bsttsd for Leonard in hfth.
CaSy batted for Jones in ninth.
RH-s-J. Collins ~. Weaver, z Collins, Jackson.
Ness, JInv-in, Walker Lewis. Carrigan. Tvo-base
htt-CauZan. Three-bass hits-E Collins Walker.
Home un-WEaTsr. Struck out-By williams, 8;
hT Leonard, 3 Base on balls-Oh Leonard
Sacrifice hits-E Collins Jackson. IanUtn, Carl
Eaa. Stolen basel. Collins Hit By pitcher-By
L5oDard tNsssl. Wild pitch-Wiuiams. Umpires-
Msssrs- Connolly and Chill. Time Of game-2 hours
ard l. minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
Wouldn't You {

George CLANCY was reported some
months ago to be on the verge Of appeal
ing to the courts to force Johnny Kill
bane to fight him. George probably is
seeking a court order now restraining
Knbane from fighting him again
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
BoWlers To Meet.

The Fourteenth Street Bowling League
will hold meeting on Monday night at
l4o4 Fourteenth street at o'clock, when
the final arrangements of he.season will
be made.
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
Meyers batted for Haley IN ninth.
Grimm batted for johnson IN ninth

Runs-vitt. Bush. Cobb. Crawford, witt strunk
Pick TWo-base hit-McInnes, Crawford wifi I7l
Pick. Threebsse hit-Cobb. Sacrifice hits-Nic-
ElWee. Pick McInnes, Heilman. Stolen bases
sutnk ~, Bush. Double plsy-GroTer to Witt to
hclnnes- Base on balls-Of Ehmke 5; of John
son, 6. Struck out--By Ehrnke I: BY Johnson
Unptres-Messrs O'Loughlin and Nallin Time Of
Szme-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17

NIB chased scout for the St Looey American
Lr1gus club tbe ether day. Il is understood he
declined 70 take a1y players Of the place out Of
the town
The Washington herald., 1916-09-17
DoRvAL RESULTS.

Apprentices allowances claimed.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-27
JASPER, ROUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON

Theodore Lawson and family spent
Sunday with l.. w. Boyer and family.
Misses Helen Merton and Hazel and
Beulah Wood visited Sunday with
Charley Hane and wife.
Lula and Homer Dixon spent Sun
day at the home of Charles Wescott.
Miss Ruth Starrett, who lost two of
her fingers about three months ago and
has been under the doctors care at the
home of her aunt in Carthage, return
ed home last Wednesday.
Henry Myers returned home Sunday
after a months visit with relatives in
Greenfield.
VIM. Huffman and wife visited We'd
nesday with l.. w. Wescott and wife.
Roy Bray spent Saturday night
with Nern and Clarence Boyer.
Mrs. Marion Miller visited her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Leila Westerman in Webb
City, Sunday and Monday.
A number of the people along this
route missed getting their mail Friday
and Saturday on account of the high
water.
w. II. Hille called at 7. L. Fergu.
sons Wednesday.
Mrs. El Collier and daughter Beatrice
and Link Milton visited Sunday with
w. B. Milton Midwife.
w. B. Milton, who. has been very
poorly the last two weeks, is thought
to be improving.
C. w. Wescott and family visited
Wednesday witlt II. NJ. Dixon and
family.
Mrs. Boyer called on Mrs. Miller
Friday.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-27
DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Mr.. Meyer has rented Mr.. Dewees's
farm and will move there next week.
Mrs. Blauth is getting better, having
been quite sick.
Mrs. Estey attended the birthday
dinner of her father, Will Flowers, on
Thursday.
Mrs. Rose Bennett of Ohio is visiting
relatives here. Mrs. Estey, a sister,
and Tom Flowers, Il brother, besides
her parents, Will Flowers and wife.
The Christian Endeavor Society at
Salem was changed Sunday into an
Epworth League.
Miss Martin of Seattle was getting
acquainted with Jasper Saturday.
John Gaddis and wife were visiting
Vernon Matthews Sunday.
The Dewey School has commenced
to make valentines.
The high water kept Vernon Matth-
ews and his band apart Friday night,
so the rehearsal will come Off Tuesday
and Friday nights.
Ruby Bull spent Sunday with Pearl
Busby.
Mrs. Carter is spending couple of
days in Cartervile. She will be home
Thursday TO entertain the Aid Society.
Roy Brock and family motorcd TO
Carthage Sunday TO see their new
niece, Miss Carter.
Ralph Berry and children spent Sun
day with Tom Brock.
Sam McReynolds and wife of Car
thagc are visiting their son and family.
On February q II new feature will be
added TO the Sunday School program.
Everybody come out and enjoy ii.
The Jasper news., 1916-01-27
DIAWiUN
Mrs. CHARLES liLTING.

There were IL present at Sunday
School Sunday, and we consider that
fine when we think how bad the roads
are. Father Deniston of Nashville
was out and gave fine talk on the
lesson. We are always glad TO have
Mr.. Deniston with us.
Mrs. Gulici and daughter entertain
ed Mrs. Milton Friday. --.-.
Mrs. Lunt and Mrs. Osborn visited
the school Wednesday.
Don IngIe spent Wednesday night
with Walter Mosley.
The rain Thursday caused North
Fork to get past fording. Our post
man did not get out Friday and sever
al sick ones wanted doctor, but were
unable to get one.
Mr.. Farr butchered six fine hogs last
week.
Mr.. Wagner has been sick for sever
al days.
Beatrice Mitchell was taken quite
sick last Wednesday with the grippe
and rheumatism. We hope it will not
last her long.
Mrs. f. Wood and son Walter spent
Sunday with Mrs. Hane.
Guy Chapman called on Chas. lIlting
Friday.
Mines. John and G. NJ. Buzzard
visited the school Wednesday.
Mrs. Lunt, Mrs. Osborn and Miss
Conrad visited Mrs. Mitchell Saturday.
Will Law helped Thomas Edwards
Saturday.
Carrie Seraline returned home Sat
urday after staying several weeks with
Mrs. Will Law.