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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
BOARDS TO REVIEW
ARMY DRAFT LISTS
Married Men Previously Certified May
Now Be Excused From Service
Under Certain Conditions.

The latest Interpretation placed on
the selective draft law by President
Wilson, who in letter to Secretary
Baker declares for more lenient rul'
gs regarding the exemption OF mar
ried men. will likely cause many or
the local boards of Richmond to call
additional men for examination to
relieved of service on account of the
stand taken by the president. All
of the five divisions of the city have
certified married men to the district
board for military service. and It Is
believed that many of them will be
exempted.
Just to what extent married men
have been accepted canncA be said
until the records of the local boards
have been gone over. At least one
third of each quota, however, Is said
to be men who have wives and chill
dren.. 1t now appears that only such
married men will be taken as have an
income. sufficient to care for his wife
and children. that will continue after
he is drafted Where the husband
has no such income. but the parents
ot either husband or wife have means
to care for the latter while her hus-
band Is serving, the husband will NOT
be taken unless the parents are willing
TO care for his wife. Their WILLINGNESS
would be guided entirely by their pa
triotism.
It was enormously stated Saturday
afternoon that William Thomas Meyer
Of West Clay street. who had been
called In the first draft in Division No
2 was seeking exemption on account
of being A navigator. = Watkins FL
lerson. chairman of Tevision No, 2
stated last right that Mr. Meyer did
not make any claim for exemption be
cause he was not required to do SO.
Under rulings for the operation of
the draft all navigators are exempt.
and Mr. Meyer received his discharge
from the draft Immediately on pre-.
senting his certificate as a navigator TO
the local board
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
DRIVE FOR LOWER
PRICE OF BREAD

Washington. Aug. GA drive to
lower the price OF bread was started
today when the American Home Eco
nomic association presented the con-
sumers' viewpoint to the food admin
istration.
In a brief TO the committee on
prices for wheat they pointed out:
a change of 10 cents hushel in
wheat adds so cents a barrel TO the
cost OF -four
Only the very efficient baker can
produce A pound loaf of bread for
FIVE cents when wheat goes above
1855
Wheat records or the past show
that 81 wheat has not been quoted
since the Civil war
The association declared that in
creased bread prices are a daily war
tax on the poor that may lead to
bread riots and labor troubles which
would prove serious matters Dis
affection is already apparent, the as
sociation said.
Concluding. the association urged
an equitable decision on the wheat
price, based on a Cancellation of the
interest Of the producer, distributor
and consumer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
ESSEX MINISTER
CALLED To RICHMOND
Passionate of Third Christian Church
Is offered Second Time TO Rev.
j. O. Helsa beck

The Rev J. Q. Helsabeck, a pror1i-
nent minister of Essex county. was
yesterday called to the Third Chris
tian church. of this city. at a meeting
of the congregation held at the II
o'clock service. The pastorate of the
church has been vacant since the re-
sisnation Of the Rev. r L. Clark, sew
eral weeks ago. II is expected there
fore, that Mr. Helsabeck will reach
and early conclusion as to his ac-
Cptance of the call.
This IS the second time that Mr..
Heisabec has been called to the pas
torate of the Third Christian church.
Sometime ago when it was vacant, the
congregation asked the minister TO
assume charge of the church. but he
decided that he would not give up his
work among the country churches Of
Essex county II is believed that
he will have his reply ready Try next
SUNDAY
Mr. Helsa beck has been the pastor
Of the Christian churches of Essex
county for a numhe of years. and
has been closely identified with the
civic as well as the religious life Of
that community. He occupied the
pulpit of the Third Christian church
here week ago. and the congrega-
ton are we'll pleased with him. The
church voted unanimously yesterday
morning for calling him to take up
bis work in this city. and his friend
urging him 70 accept
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE
Eva Bosylcs Shoots Self Through Head
without Apparent Reason
May Die.

Eva Bowles, a pretty seventeen
year-old girl, of 221 East Seventh
street. South Richmond, lies at Nir-
ginia hospital seriously injured by q
elf-infiicted pistol wound. There is
little hope of her recovery.
No reason has as vet been learned
why she should have attempted TO
take her life. Members of the family
are in the dark as to any motive,
The girl, it was said had been in
her usual happy mood. not the slight
est clue as 10 her intention, it was re-
ported by the police. had been shown.
and not until the sound OF the pistol
shot reached the ears of. the family,
did they know that such n rash act
had been contemplated, Members of
the family rushed to her room and
found her lying on the floor SUFFERING
from a pistol shot wound below the
left ear. She was hurried to Virginia
hospital, where 1t was found she was
{ In a most serious condition II she
survives the night an operation will
be performed today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
SUNDAY SALOON BRAwL
RESULTS IN TWO DEATHS

New York. Aug. 2s.-Three free
drinks were refused tonight In an
Italian saloon near police headquarters
and In the battle which followed two
men were killed and two others fatally
wounded. The trio OF gunner made
their escape and detectives are seek
ing them tonight in the low buildings
composing the lower Manhattan
Italian section.
Michael Quataron's saloon had only
two patrons at six o'clock this even
ing. A few minutes later three men
entered and took seats, They ordered
drinks and demanded that no charge
he made. Tony Mononie, the bar.
tender. demonstrated. A bullet pierced
his hand
Quataron and the two patrons
rushed upon the newcomers and in the
desperate battle which followed Quat-
aron and one patron died with bullets
In their brains. and the bartender and
sthsr patron we're shot twice each.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Iheaters
MUSICAL EXTRAVAGANZA
FEATURE AT THE LYRIC

Among the noteworthy features of
the show with which the Lyric opens
the week today is the musical extrava-
ganza spectacle, The Island Bellies"
In a picturesque and panoramic
scenic framing the fanciful entertain
ment is presented. There are seven
comedy players, singers, dancers and
specially performers in the cast of
The Island Bellies" which Is de-
scribed as a potpourri of mirth. music
and pretty girls. The numerous ball
let's and tableau dances supply the
opportunity for a display OF the nu-
merous costumes of the dancing con-
tingent. The incidental specialties
com bine to make up complete va
riety program. This recently pro-
duced act is said to mark a distinct
departure from the beaten path of the
familiar girl-and song act,
Another feature from the Keith
big time" is Travato, the Wizard
of the Violin" Travato is first of all
musician in the highest sense OF
the word. having mastered his art un-
der the tutelage of three eminent
maestros. He exhibits his remark
able technique and expression in sew
.eral classical selections, then amuses
his audience with tyick playing.
Lovers OF blackface comedy will
find something highly diverting in
The Stranded Minstrels," as imper-
sonated by Lew Pistol and q. H Cush-
ing They are capital negro charac-
ter impersonatsrs and both sing and
dance we'll.
An importation from the English
music halls is the act in which Eadie
and Ramsden appear for the first
time off the big time" They are
presenting laughable skit entitled
Charles Visit Some sprightly
songs enliven the action OF the non
sensical sketch.
Sprague and M'Neese. on the same
bill are high-speed dancers and trick
skaters They dance and skate al
ternately and they are proficient in
both.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
BALM GIVES BROWNS FIRST
WIN SECOND on ERROR :

81 Louis. Aug 26~-St Louis took
two games from Philadelphia today,
10 ) and 3 - 5 The Browns re-
eeived present from the Athletics
Ia the first half OF todays double
header, after playing eleven innings
II vas crazy ball zane with r
crazy finish With one out in tbs
eleventh. Smith drew a pass from
Schauer Magee sacrificed and Smith
raced all the way 70 third. Schauer
parposely passed Sisler, and Schsuer
attempted to hand a pass TO Pratt.
With two vide nnrs, Mack ieaped or
the Athletics bench and told Schauer
pitch % Pratt Schang returned be-
hind the plate and then walked away
from his position TO confer with Con
ME. As he did SO schsuer starting To
pitch, withheld his delivery and I'm
pire Mor,artty called a halk Smith
scoring the winning run.
In the second. errors cost Philadel-
phla the game. The scores
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
RICHMOND NAY GHE
CELEBRATION FOR
MEN GOING TO ARMY

Whether Richmond will honor the
men drafted from the city for the
new national army as a municipality.
! or separate celebrations be held by
the various committees of the CITY.
will be decided this week when Mayor
George Ainslie will call into confer.
ence with him several OF the promi.
nent men of the city to discuss thu
ACCESSIBILITY of holding citywide.
| farewell, 1t is probable that the
mayor will confer with citizens In "a.
gard to this matter either TODAY or
tomorrow. for II the celebration IN
to be held plans will have to be COM
pleted promptly, as the first quota Of
men will leave the city on Septeu.
Der s.
Because of the fact that. two Of
the communities of the city are en-.
tertaining their own men, and there
is likelihood of other sections fall.
ing in line with this idea. 1t il be.
lieved that the chances for a city.
wide celebration are small. Already
the people of Barton Heights have
held elaborate exercises for their
men, and Church Hill Is arrang.
ing a reception and watermelon feast
to be held on the night OF TUESDAY,.
September 4, at Chimborazo park.
It was originally intended here that
the city hold farewell exercises for
the drafted men. similar TO those be.
ing conducted in other large cities.
Chicago and Philadelphia have both
held parades, with large mass meet
inss at which prominent men were
speakers. If the city were 20 hold
a celebration It would be along these
lines, whereas the community exer-
clses are held at. night, and are more
IN the nature of "get-togsther
The large majority OF the drafted
men are still at their places OF en-
ployment, and expect to remain until
the day they are called away For
this reason it may be difficult to get
all OF them to appear in parade to
be held during the day
Since the men will have to l.sva
the city az various times, the first
hve per cent on September 5. followed
WITH another quota on September 10
and the remainder on October S. the
entire number OF men NAV not have
been certified TO the district board
and accepted for service by the time
the first quota leave the CITY. and
TINS may prove another obstacle in
the way of citywide celebration.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
ERROR LOSES ptTTLF
FOR poo" AYERS

Cleveland o. August 2s-The In
,ifaHs beat the fGriffmen ? to ! today
in a nitcher'a battle between Ayres
and Jim rschy. Wambv drove Il
single to center after two were down
in the ninth, scoring Elmer Smith
with the winning run Smith had
gotten on with a lucky single that
took had hop and got away from
Morgan He stole second when the
Washington infeid got its signals
crossed nna nohodv covered the bag
The Indians other run came across
in the eighth when Ainsmith dropped
throw ~ the riate as Howard raced
across on Granev's double Wash
inEton scored IN the second on Leon =
ards double and MorEans single The
SNore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Benevolent Bills Peace Offer
(By NOTIFY


n nve innings past twas proved the dope wrong The
the seventh post passed you'll hear the crash But stu the count
their and tie the bay Then did x down and
lost his batting Bs hosts would have COPIED
a e
heightened
in ANAL
then of slamming his
and said in
now He hrked grief Dot
he
Call der o
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27

Chicago, III. Aug. 2s.-It WAS easy
for the White Hose today. They Won
ste z. this afternoon from the Yankees
in a batting bee for both sides. me
locals accumulated fourteen hits whsle
New York got thirteen The feature
of the game was the hItNnE OF
Collins who with four times at bat
got four hits, brought IN half OF the
runs for the sox and made three put
outs The score
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Railroads Work Together

Washington. August .3.--Satior-
wide cooperation between shippers
in using the availa bic freight cars is
reported by the railroads war board
today Reports show that practt
caliv every commodity. coal, steel and
food. Is being loaded In wnv to ell
inmate waste space. and thereby In
crease the available number OF cars.
II is estimated that the number Of
cars was Increased by 10000 in Jul,
by this cooperation
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
SuffraQisf (l-ifif.is>a Pickett

Hartford, Conn. August 2e-Mrs.
Ernest Seton Thompson wife OF the
famous naturalist. has caused a schism
among Connecticut sufYragettes by
eondemning the White House pickets.
She criticises the vice president OF the
state association now in Jail for pick
citing. She had also issued state.
ment urging the organization to con-
centrate on a more conservative plan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Yhn,N>'s WiIdnes@ Fatal.

Detroit NM, Aug 26-Bases on
balls proved fatal to Ehmke today
ami Boston won : to 4. scoring four
runs as a result Of passes. of which
the Detroit hurler issued nine in eight
innings Dutch Leonard WAS hit 20
hard IN Eve innings that he vas re
placed ny MAYS in the sixth Tho
relief man did not allow a hit and
only ore Tiger got on while he worked.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Summer school Cottages Burned

FIattsburEh. y. Y. August 2s.-
-Four cottages at the Catholic sum.
mer school. near here were DESTROYED
by fire this afternoon. Los. is esti
mated At $4,000 Seven hundred
members OF the First New York ield
artillery, assisted by rockies Of the
second reserve officers training camp
took charge OF the fire fighting With
axes and buckets they did much 10
slap the further extension Of the
fire
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Cor Upset, Woman Killed.

Phssaic, y. j.. August as.--Mrs.
Ber!ah NJ Duncan. widow, Of Mont
clair, y J., WAS killed today when an
automobile turned over IN a hill al
Sinsuinst near here Mrs Dunca n
was hurled down an emberkment.
Her skull was fractured and her
neck broken. Her companion, James
NJ, Wiley, OF East Orange, was sert-
ously injured.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
zTwo out,when winning run scored
Cleveland

''UtFT TTITTN MISE MIS- IIt40f1 :
ard and Graney Sacrifice htt~-Laon-
ard Stolen hases-Shanks. Smith
Double play-Leonard to Morgan to
Charity Base on halls-OF Avroe,
; off BaEby. | Struck out-3v
Avres. s by Baetr !. Passed bail
o'Nelll Time 40 Cmplres-cor-
molly and Hildehrand
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
SOX HIT BALL HARDER
AND WIN FROM YANKS
League Leaders Maintain Pace By Making Count and TAX
ing Easy Game From Donovanites-Red Sox Keep
Pace With Victory Over Detroit.

t29. witt. SEVERED az, Bates CD.
Maeee az. Stolen bsses--Bodie
Strunk. Sister. Balk-Schauer. Base
on halls--0r Moves .. OF Wright, 3;
of Schauer. ;. of Sothoron, .. struck
out--By Noyes. . by wright. !. TIM
pires-Moriartty and Evans, Time
40
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
First Game
YANkS BUY SMALLWOOD

Montreal August 25-w alter
smallwood. ~ the Newark club. Inter
national league. has been sold TO the
New York club of the American league
James r Price, president Of the New.
ARK club, announced here tonight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
street chr nrd Ant, f.,,,,s

Claw street car and IN automobile
driven by W r, Hall. o. Tvler's. va,
coillded et Seventh an1 Grace streets
yesterday. the car being slightly dam
aged. while the auto Was smashed to
the extent OF 5000. No one was hurt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
EVEN BREAK FOR
DUNN AND HOWTFY

Montreal August 2s,-The Royals
and the Baltimore Birds divided a
double header here this afternoon.
nth the locals taking the first 70
], while the visitors won the second
70 ? Hersche and Thormahlen
rad pitching duel In the first game
with the local HEAVIER getting the best
or the argument. 4 triple play was
made in the second game
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
nONlHEO TRANSFER Of
WASHINGTON AMERICANS

Baltimore. Md. Aug. 2s.-Clark
Griffith and his Washington Senators
are TO be transplanted TO Baltimore
next year and Baltimore is to be in
Guided In the circuit OF the American
league, according TO a story that is
received with credence In baseball
circles today.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
IlctroIt
Tota

2BalteQ Tor Foland IN nlnth.
Score by innings. r.
Boston .......-........IG9 f0N 03n-6
Detroit ...........-.Il0 100 COS
Summary: Two-hase hits-~Barry,
Lewis Three-ba hit--Burns Stol-
en- base-~Cobh Sacrifice hies--Neach,
Spencer, Double plays Ehmke Bush
and Burns Neach and Spencer Left
on hases-Detroit. s. Boston. Base
on bplls-On Ehmke & off Leonard
/ off NAYS. l. Hit by pitcher-By
Mays tSpencer). Struck out-By
Ehmke, 3 by Leonard, !, wild pitch
es--Leonard Passed balls-Agnev
mplres--Nallin and Dineen Time
I'll
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Standing of Teams
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Results Yesterday

Chicago, S. New York, 3
T3oston.' 6, Detroit: g.
st Louis, s. Philadelphia, : FIRST
camel.
st. Louis, q Philadelphia, (second
game).
Cleveland. .; Washington, /.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
THE WEATHER
United States Weather Bureau
Department of Agriculture

Washington. August 2s-Forecas st
for Monday and Tuesday:
Nirgina-Fair Monday and TUESDAY.
slowly krisins temperature. North
Carolina-Fair Monday and Tuesday.
Washington, Aug. discontinued
rafr weather is probable east of the
''-'ssippi river Monday and Tuesday.
except in the upper lake region. The
TEN n-r'ture will rise slowly In eastern
districts
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27

Games Today.
New York In Chicago
Boston In Detroit
Philadelphia in St Louis.
Washington In Cleveland.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Standing OF Climbs.

Games Today.
vIRGrNIANS In Toronto.
Providence In Buffalo.
Newark In Rochester.
Baltimore In Montreal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Games Today.

Cincinnati In Boston.
Chicago In Brooklyn.
Pittshurg In New York.
st Louis In Philadelphia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Southern League

Memphis. 10; Chattanooga, 4
Nashville, ! Birmingham. o
New Orleans, Al. Mobile. ~.
tOnly games scheduled
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE


Results Yesterday.
Montreal, 2; Baltimore. ffrst
Eame).
Montreal. 2; Baltimore, (second
game).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
-Two out when Winning -un score,

xBatteo for Lavan in eighth
INFLATED for Wright in eighth.
Score by innings; n
pki,adeiph!g ...-..2 III oto 100 to--5
st. Louis .4..... ca0 ITO o2l Oft
Summary: ,Two-base hits--Bates.
9chArg, Jameson. Grover. Jacobson
90. Sacrifice hitsv-jroyer McTnnis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27

Local Rainfall.
Rainfall last twelve hours A
Rainfall last twenty-four hour. q
Excess In rainfall since March T. AL
Excess In rainfall since Jan. L. s.a3
Local Observation at r. NJ. Yesterdny
Temperature, II; humidity, So: wind
direction. eastss wind velocity, 3:
weather. clear.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27

Sisles SEVERED. Stolen bases-Jacoh-
son Sloan. Maeee Pratv, Jameson (2s.
Eodte. Bates. Wild nitcheg-Groom
Myers Bare on halls--OF Groom, 3;
off Myers . struck out-7v Groom.
4, by Myers. Q Tlme--l55. TIM
pires-Evans and Moriar!ty,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
NATICt. ~, LEAGUE.
Standing OF Club

Results Yesterday,
No games scheduled.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
.Ran for Russell IN third.

Score by ilnsHgs X
Nev Yarg ....... aEl ono 1903
Chicago ih2 OPT olN--6
Summary, Two base hIts--Jackson.
Danforth BaQmarn, J Collins. Struck
out--bv Moeridre e. by Danforth.
4 Base on balls-Off Nogridse. 8,
off Russell ! off Danforth, 9 saor!
fee htts--H sndryx. McMulIin. Double
layx--Nunnamsker to Baker Ris-
berg 70 e. Collins 10 Gandil Peck
.npsurh 70 rIpp High 10 Gideon to
Sunnar1sker Schaik 10 McMullin
Hi ~ pitcher-Ry Mogrifee 81. Col
llns Jackson TN pires--Dwen and
- LouKhNn Time %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Local Temperature Yesterday.

Local Temperature Yesterday.
noon temperature " TX
F. NJ temperature .., -
P. NJ temperature " -
Maximum temperature to p. NJ, ~
Minimum temperature to 5 P M, IS
Mean temperature es
Normal temperature . ~
Deficiency in temperature yester-
3
Deficiency In temperature since
January ......,.............. 900
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
New York


aBa.ted for McsrtdCe in seventh.
ssBaued for Cullop in ninth.
49, Batted for High In ninth
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-08-27
Philadelphia

xFatted Tor NNrrs IN HInt0
Score by innings r.
Philadelphia .....,....,. no oo0 10S---s
St Louis .........-...otn 2In 5ox--9
summarv Two-h base hits--Smith,
Sisler Bates Three base hits--Smith
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-17

poundmaster to brin. In stray cattle
A bill for t37.'s for work ON the
streets was allowed by lhe council
Tho mayor said that the work had
stopped during the wet weather. bu,
that some work wan done further on
tho streets yesterday afternoon. The
condition Of number Of streets In the
city. including West Main street,
where Il was proposed to put men Ia
work with \ pick and shovel was dis-
cursed by the council.
A building permit was granted BY
the council last night for the ersc.
tion OF \ brick addition 1880 feet on
lot 3. block IL. original townsite. and
the construction Of now building
front and new floors In the building
on tbs site to J. =. Mcguire. The ap.
proximste cost OF the work Ia placed
At $4,000.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-04-17
Council Lays Bid
Of Strahorn Over


has been changed BY City Attorney
Groesbeck to comply with the changes
In the state law this year.
A motion was passed BY the coun.
ell tnstructine Councilman Struble
and Police Judge l.savitt to bring In
. building ordinance aud necessary
permit blanks.
II vas moved that the light COM
mittee inform the Califcrnia- Oregon
Power Company that since liz con-
tract time for installing the new sys-
TEN In the city has over run. that the
council now considers II the com.
pany's duty to replace the street
lights turned out In the city under
the new agreement
Fred Smith was appointed deputy
poundmaster 10 run In all stock found
loose within the city limits. Some
talk OF fencing certain portions Of the
city to prevent range cattle from COM
Ing into the city and Mr.. Smith. who
was present 10 make q complaint
about cattle running loose In the Mills
addition. was decided on ~ q deputy