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The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-09-11
c. & 0. ITEMS

The C. & o. is putting in a new
telephone line between Cincinnati and
Huntington and this line it Is said
will cost $4,000.
BY this time next month it is under.
stood there will be thirty government
trains over the C. G o. r. r. every
"a hours.
Eleven train crews will be put or
the new c. & o. Northern railway
which runs into Columbus, as soon d:
this line is completed.
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MASON COUNTY COURT

In the Mason Circuit Court yester-
day the Equitable Trust Company Of
Dover qualified as assignee of Harry
D. Wallingford with its capital stock
as surety on bond.
George w. Mcdaniel was appoint
ed guardian of Julia Taylor and he
qualified as such with John T. Bram-
ell as surety on bond
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OUR FRIEND "MAC. OF CHEER.UP
FAME

Mr.. Eugene Mcnamara sends US
n word Of cheer from United States
Training Camp at TT. Benjamin Har-
rison where he is In training to be
an officer. He says 1t keeps him
humping" to stay out In front but
with a little hard work and "bull" II
Is easy. We always knew he was
good at one of them. Mac was for
merly employed at the Ledger and we
sure hope him success.
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ARE YOU A MOVIE FAN? Get a
copy of who's Who in Movie Land,
telling all about the motion picture
actors, with pictures. Ten cents post
paid. Standards Press, 112 Water St.
Boston, Mass.
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MRS. CAROLINE RUSSELL CROCK.
EFT FILES SUIT FOR DIVORCE

Charging that although he lived in
the same house with her in Lexing-
ton but virtually Abandoned her, Mrs.
Caroline Russell Crockett, filed suit in
the Mason Circuit Court yesterday
for a divorce from her husband Ben
X. Crockett, a prominent business
man of Lexington. She asks for the
restoration of her maiden name, Caro-
line Russell
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SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEETING

The committee appointed to arrange
for the State Sunday School Conven-
tion to be held in this city in October,
will meet tonight at 1880 at the Cham
ber of Commerce. Pastors, officers
and teachers of the various schools
and all interested in the convention
are invited to meet with them.
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SMALL BLAZE

The Fire Department responded u
an alarm at the home of Mr.. Sam Nc
Clone on East Fifth street yesterda!
morning about l0:30 o'clock. Tit
blaze was caused by a defective flu,
and the damaged amounted to abou
500.
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Lexington, KY, September 1.-THE
feature of the mornings session of
the Kentucky Methodist Church,
South, conference, which meets in At
lanta in May, to remove the time Of
four years from the pastorate and the
presiding eldership. The resolution
was offered by Rev. e. G. B. Mann,
presiding elder of the Lexington dis
trict, and was adopted by a vote of
ninety-one to thirty-one.
A resolution offered by Rev. W. e.
Arnold, presiding elder of the Coving-
ton district, asking the Louisville con-
ference to join with the Kentucky
conference in a memorial requesting
the general conference to unite the
two bodies into one, was adopted.
The following were appointed on a
commission to meet with like COM
mission from the Louisville confer
ence to act in the matter Of purchas-
ing the Central Methodist publication,
the official organ Of the conference: !:
Rev. J. M. Fuqua, Of Fort Thomas; !;
Rev. H. G. Turner, of Danville; W. w.
Ball, of Maysville, and R. M. Smith. of
Lagrange. The Central Methodist,
which has been published for fifty-one
years is edited in Lexington by Rev.
w. A. Swift.
Assignments Of ministers for the
coming year were made by the Cabi-
net of Presiding Elders and announc-
ed by Bishop James Atkins. The cab.
met is composed of the following
Rev. w. E. Arnold, of the Covington
district; c. F. Oney of the Frankfort
district; Rev. G. W. Crutchfield, of the
Jackson district; Rev. E. G. B. Mann
of the Lexington district; Rev. ]. d
Redd, of the Maysville district; Rev
B. C. Horton, Of the Shelbyville dis.
trict, and Rev. C. H. Greer, Of the
Danville district
Following were the assignments
made for the Maysville District:
Presiding Elder. d. Redd.
Maysville-William B. Campbell.
East Maysville-J. j. Dickey.
Carlisle. w. Crates.
Flemingsburg-W. X. Mcclure.
Germantown-W. T. Eklar.
Helena-W. L. Hall.
Hillsboro-W. H. Wyatt.
Little Rock-E. X. Kidwell, supply
Moorefeld-C. M. Humphrey
Mt. Carmel-C. w. Williams.
Mt. Olivet-J. E. Roberts.
Robinson Chapel, to be supplied.
Salt Wells L. Moore.
Sardis and Shannon-W. NJ. viii
liams.
Sharpsburg and Bethel-R. A. Shell
by.
Tilton-A. G. Con
Tolesboro-G. X. Tomlin.
]. R. Wood, superannuary.
Vanceburg-E H. Ritchie.
Washington-E. w. Ishmael.
The conference also made the fol
lowing additional assignments whicl
are Of interest:
President Kentucky Wesleyan Col
lege-J. l.. Clark.
President Asbury College - H.
Morrison.
Vice President Asbury College =
John Paul.
Professor in Asbury Colleges.
Arnold.
Lagrange, Ca, Female College,
A. Tague.
Conference Evangelist. w. Car
ter.
Missionary to Korea-W. J. Cram.
Missionary to Japan-T. w. B. Dem
aree.
Editor of Central Methodist-W.
Swift.
Chaplain at State Reformatory-W
. @. veerland.
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CLAIMS FOR EXEMPTION
Denied to Twenty.Four Young MeI
by County Board Yesterday-No
Announcement Made OF Any
Whose Claims Had Been
Granted.

The Mason County Exemption
Board yesterday announced that
claims for exemption had been denied
twenty-four young men who had pass
ed the physical examination on the
second call. Although a number oi
claims were passed on and granted
they will not be announced until this
afternoon. Following were the claims
that were not granted yesterday:
David M. Whaley
Ludwig Gaebke.
Frazee W. Stapleton.
Charles F. Nimmo.
William Stahl.
John Guilfoyle.
John T. Todd.
Paul A. Virgins.
William f. Hays.
William l.. Tolle
Joseph Mitchell.
George c. Worthington.
Jasper N. Prather
George A. Morgan.
Clarence Morgan.
Joseph Clip.
Russell Haughey.
Grover c. Halfhill.
Richard l.. Berry.
Louis Price.
Thomas G. Vaughn.
John Reetz.
Elmer Strausbaugh.
Charles H. Harrison.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTERS

All members Of Carpenters local No.
1922, are urged to be present at their
next regular meeting Friday evening,
September q, at 1880 o'clock. Each
member will receive a present.
j. L. MCDOWELL, r. s.
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Hencley.Marshall

Benjamin H. Marshall, aged 20, and
Lucy e. Hencley, aged 20, both OF
Fleming county were married in the
Co, rty Clerks Office yesterday by
G.; unity Judge W. H. Rice.
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FOR SALE

A portion of the late Daniel Norris
farm, about 130 acres, on the Ger
mantown pike, ten miles from Mays
vile, two miles from Germantown.
Will prove attractive to any one
wanting to invest in land. Apply to
DAN NORRIS, Dover, KY, r. d. No. l.
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TWO GRANTED DIVORCE

George Dale has been granted q d.
vorce from Alma Dale and May Nor
gan . divorce from Howard Morgan
IA the Mason Circuit Court.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-09-11

Miss Irene Gilcher of East Second
street returned yesterday from a visit
with friends at Indianapolis, Ind, and
Louisville.
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N A R RAGE
Bafley.,JeWett

John Jewett, aged %, of Dillsboro
Ind, and Florence Bailey, aged 21, OF
Aurora, Ind, were married here yes
terday by Rev. N F. Jones.
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF MA.
son LUMBER COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that the Ma
son Lumber Company, Incorporated,
is closing up its business.
AMOS MCLAUGHLIN, President.
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h Mr.. o. 7. Mattox of East Third
street took the examination for being
conductor on the l.. & ~ at Paris
yesterday.
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Butter fat as cents a pound at the
Maysville Model Creamery this week.
The public ledger. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1913-1968, 1917-09-11

Butter fat 46 cents a pound at the
Maysville Model Creamery this week.
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ASSIGNMENT OF PASTORS

Made at Conference Of the N. L
Church, South, at Lexington-W.
b. Campbell Returns to
Maysville-Dr. L. q. Il.
Mann's Resolution Is
Passed Asking That
FOur.Year Time
Limit Be Re.
moved.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-02-15

said sale. according TO the course and
practice OF law relating to sale of real
'2 pose o2 rsaiis,ns The % amounts % % 40 de-
named. with Interest. costs. disburse-
NOW. THEREFoRE. Under and by
yirtu. OF said decree and order of fore
sy Tav.s snd ssas sas s ngies s
sheriff OF Fremont County. Colorado.
VIII on the 10th day OF March. A. y.
forenoon OF said day. at the front
door OF the County Court House In the
mon MON, G ana 1nSn s,sae % OF coioraao. s"ii and
dispose Of at public auction. to the
highest aud best bidder for cash ia
hand. the following described property
situate. lying and being In the County
Of Fremont. state Of Colorado. to,wit;
Beginning twenty tso) rods East
west quarter OF the Northwest quarter
% section 2. Township ~ Seuih OF
ming thence South 30 rods. th.nce East
10 rods. thence North 20 rods, theme.
containing two and half acres of
and.
n strIp OF Land twenty feet wide on
from the North end of said tract for
the use OF public road as now To-
FOR ditches FOR the conveyance Of wa
ter necessary for the irrigation of
iands. below the said described tract,
iossi6er with Certificate 40. 5s7. rep,
resentIng Nineteen tlD) shares OF tho
Capital stock OF The Deweese-Dye
pitch a. Reservoir Company, or SO
much thereof ns may be necessary to
pay and DISCHARGE the hereinabove
mentioned Indebtedness with interest
thereon at per cent pcr annum from
the 10th day OF February. \. ID. 1917,
to the date of sale, the costs, expenses
and commissions OF said sale.
That upon the making OF said sale
] shall give to the purchaser or pur-
chascrH OF said property "A Certificate
of Purchase us required by law. show
ing that unless said property 40 sold
shall bc redeemed before the expIrn-
tion of the period OF redemption al
lowed by law, !. or my successors
In office. shall execute aud deliver to
the holder or holders OF rnid Certih-
cate o. Purchase good and sufficient
TIL: In foe simple to the property SO
sold against the defendants In said
cause and nll persons claiming by.
thru or under them. ana upon execu-
tion and delivery or said deed tho
grantee or grantees thereof shall be
entitled to the Immediate p0saeaulon
Of said property so sold all In Accord
nnce with said decree and order OF
foreclosure and sale.
Dated at Canon city. Colorado. this
WILLIAM H. NIcMCOGil,
HheriH of Fremont County. Colorado.
First Pub, February rs, 1871.
Last Pub, March .. 1917.
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DEATH OF |. N. BOVEY
IN PUEBLO SUNDAY

Lewis NJ. Hovey. seventy-nine
years old and resident OF Colorado
since 1882. died Sunday morning at
the hospital in Pueblo. Deceased,
who had made his home in Florence
for number of years and was well
known in this county, went to Flor
ence a couple of weeks ago to have
cataract removed from one of his
eyes. The operation was successful,
but he had suffered an attack of blood
in one of his legs which resulted in
his death. Referring to his death
the Pueblo Chieftain of this morn
ing says:
Mr.. Hoovey came to Pueblo IA
years ago. For the past few years.
however. he had lived at Florence,
Colo. where he WAS highly esteem
EN- by all who knew him. He had a
decidedly pleasing personality that
won for him the sincere friendship
with all persons with whom he came
in contact and his death will be a
decided loss TO many.
He was member of the Church of
the Ascension of Pueblo and OF st. AL
bans church of Florence. He is sur
vived by his widow and daughter,
Mrs. Dimes. the latter resident
of this city.
The funeral was held Monday after
noon at 1870 o'clock from the Dimes
home, 1909 Greenwood street. Inter
ment was in Roselawn under the
direction OF the Mccarthy Undertake
ing Company"
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CONDEMNED MAN PREFERS
TO Be SHOT INSTEAD OF HUNG

Salt Lake City. Feb. 14.-Con-
yicted of murder and given his choice
of being hanged or shot to death.
Orazio Rapole. Italian farm hand.
who killed his employer In a quarrel
over horse. elected 10 be shot and
will die at the hands OF a firing squad
here Friday morning. He is to be
shot to death by firing squad at the
Utah state penitentiary. Rapole kill.
ed Amos B. Neff. ranchman. at the
latter's home on East MIN Creek.
June 26, 1916. using a shotgun.
Following the shooting Rapole fed
across the hills and was captured Mt
Park City. Following his conviction
OF first degree murder. a motion for
a new trial was entered by newly re-
tanned counsel on the contention that
attorneys who defended Rapole were
under the influence OF intoxicants at
the time OF the trial. Judge Morse.
after having the motion under advise
ment two weeks overruled II and sen.
fenced the convicted man TO be exc
cuted.
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COlORED FOLKS CELEBRATE
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY MONDAY

The colored folks of Canon City
held an excellent program and enter
tainment at Mt olivet Baptist church
Monday evening in celebration OF Lin.
coins birthday.
The different numbers OF the even
ing were all in commemoration OF
the great emancipator.
Mr.. John Trusty. the main speaker,
dwelt upon the life and character
OF Lincoln in well selected phrases
and stirring thoughts. His address
was much applauded and unusually
well received.
Mrs. Moody Bruton had charge of
he children's exercises and Miss Bcr-
nice Walton arranged the musical
numbers.
After the program excellent re-
freshments were served.
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CAPTAIN LIVINGSTON IS
DESIGNATED SHARpSHOOTtR


In the recent target competition on
the range near Douglas. Arizona. Cap
tain Livingston OF Company c. made
high score and was designated as
sharpshooter.
He is one OF the crack shots OF the
Colorado contingent and is consider
ed among the very best shots on the
border. The Captain himself has said
nothing at all about his recent honors
in this respect but II is learned from
others who have 'written the news
home. The captain will probably
20 up in the air. when he see this
in print. He likes to praise his men
and have them praised but his natural
rnodesty makes him dislike praise for
himself.
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FRANK Q. DARROW, PROMI-
MENT PIANO MAN, IN TOWN

Mr.. Frank ID. Darrow. president of
the Darrow Music Company is in the
city today in connection with the
piano sale of his local store.
Mr. Darrow has been in the piano
business for seventeen years and has
made notable success. His com
pany is one of the biggest in the state
and during its many years has gain
ed an enviable reputation for selling
only high grade instruments on high
Previous to entering the piano line
Mr.. Darrow was a newspaper man. He
applied the same principles OF ener-
getic and "get-upand-get-ther en-
making himself successful news
paper man.
Mr.. Darrow sells thru his local
agent. always establishing store in
In this way he becomes identified
with local interests. becoming an as
set to each town, and besides. be-
cause of this system. he always has
a local representative on hand to
make his guarantees good.
Mr.. Darrow will probably be here
most OF the week. altho the pianos
are going fast and the present stock
may be all sold out in day or two.
Three were sold by ten o'clock this
morning.
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BUFFALO BILLS SHOW
WILL Be PERPETUATED

Denver. Feb. 14.-Altho the dash
ing figure OF Buffalo Bill will never
again dash into the ring. buffalo
Bills wild West Show" will live. In
corporation papers of the company
have been flled with the secretary OF
state OF Wyoming by Mrs. w. F. Cody
the coIonel's widow. Mrs. Irma Cody
Carlow and Johnny Baker II was the
last wish OF the colonel that tho fam
GUS Buffalo Bill Wild West Show be
kept alive. iNN1
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On Monday afternoon. the many
friends of Mrs. Maud Ewing gathered
at her home at the Holiness Mission.
in honor of her twenty-ninth birthday.
A bounteous dinner was served after
which ali gathered in the Mission
room and enjoyed an address by Rev.
Coffman. His subject was on the
great love of Jesus. how it surpasses
all other love and reaches lofty and
lowly alike.
The friends departed extending best
wishes to Mrs. Ewing and feeling that
they had spent very enjoyable af-
ternoon.
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PLEASANT MEETING.

The Philithea class of the Chris
tian church held very enthusiastic
business meeting with Mrs. Mcclure
Monday afternoon. Many matters of
importance were discussed, and the
ladies made plans TO conduct a friend
ly contest. There were twenty-four
present.
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E. {. AlLING DEAD
AT SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS

Gov. Jas. H. Peabody is in receipt
of a letter from e. B. Alling of San
Antonio, Texas. announcing the death
of the latter's father, E. T. Alling, at
his home in that city a few days ago
from heart failure after a short ILL.,
ness.
The deceased was at one time
resident of Canon City and will be
remembered by the older residents
of the community. Mr.. Alling, with
his wife, two sons and one daughter.
came here from the east in 1875 and
lived here for twelve or thirteen
years. Mr.. Allins opened hard
ware store soon after coming to Can
on City at 80 Main street and con-
tinued the business there for five
years when he moved to the south
east corner of Main and Fourth
streets and for several years after
wards occupied building there that
had been erected for him by the late
James Clelland and Gov. Peabody.
In 1888 Mr.. Alling and his oldest
son, e. B. Alling, went to San Antonio
wheAe they established the Alling
Paper company, business that is
still in operation there. The other
members of the household joined
them in San Antonio shortly after
wards and the family home has been
there ever since. Mr.. Alling was prom
inent in the commercial, social and
religious life of this community dur
ing the period of his residence here
and took a keen interest in all enter
prises having for their object the
good of the town and its surroundings.
Soon after coming to Fremont coun-
ty Mr.. Alling, in association with
James Clelland, Z. T. Allen and F. A.
Reynolds. organized the Canon City
& San Juan Railroad company for
the purpose of building a railroad TO
Silverton and other points in the
western part of the state. The COM
pany acquired valuable rights and
line made through the Royal
Gorge, over Poncha pass and down
thru the San Luis valley by Mr..
Brandegee, who was thoroly familiar
with the country to be traversed by
the contemplated road. While moth
ing was ever done in the matter of
construction the company subsequent
ly sold its right-of-way and conces-
sions 20 the Santa Fe Railroad COM
pany. which. in turn disposed of its
rights in the Royal Gorgs to the
Denver & Rio Grande for a nice sum
of money.
OF Mr.. Alling's family. one son,
e. B. Alling, was associated in the
paper business at San Antonio and
the other son, Hosea Alling, is a sue
cessful lawyer in San Francisco. He
devotes his attention largely to min
ing litigation. The daughter, Nellie,
is married and has been living for
a number of years at Groton, Massa-
chusetts.
Mr.. Alling during his residence In
Canon City was prominent in the
work and enterprises of the Methodist
Episcopal church. He also took a
keen interest in educational and
school matters and was for several
years a member OF the board OF edu-
cation.
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Senior
PLANNING TO COME
HERE FROM LA JARA

c. l.. Smith. prominent citizen of
Alamosa county. was a business visi-
tor in Canon City on Monday and
this morning. During his stay here
Mr.. Smith was introduced TO a mum.
ber OF men about town by Messrs.
Hodgin & Sharman, with whom he
Is acquainted. Mr.. Smith. with his
son and son-in-law. constituting three
families, are planning TO remove to
Canon City within the next few
months to make their homes. Mr..
Smith was one Of the organizers Of
the bank at La lara.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL woRkERs
HOLD CONFERENCE

About forty workers OF the Sunday
school OF the Christian church held a
luncheon and conference Immediate.
ly following the church service on
Sunday. After a splendid dinner
Prof. n. II. McNeal spoke on The
Boy in the Sunday School; Miss
Edna Turner on The Teen-age Girl"
and Rev. Elsea on THE Man in the
Bible School," The meeting was pre-
sided over BY John W. Emmsrson.
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MISS WILMA NewcoMe HOSTESS


Miss Wilma Newcomb very charm
ingly entertained number of her girl
friends Monday evening at her home.
The decorations We're red. white and
blue. The table was very attractively
decorated in red, white, and blue and
the place cards bore the American
flag design. A large boquet of red
carnations formed the centerpiece.
The lunch was very delicious, be-
ing served in three courses. 1t con-
sisted of pressed chicken, cranberry
sauce. hot biscuits. pickles. olives,
fruit salad. coffee, ice cream and
mints. The ice cream was designed
with red and blue shield in the CEN
ter and the American flag formed the
center of the mints.
The evening was spent at games of
various types.
The guests were Misses Laura
Aebers I'D, Jessie Emmerson, June
Emmerson, Beulah Emmerson, Dora
Turner. Eta Walton, Mrs. Clyde
Turner, May Howells, Leta
Howells. Vera Merris. Elsie Bowers.
May Bowers. Marie Prescott and
Pearl Bogardus.
The evening was a very enjoyable
one to all and the vote of her guests
elected Miss Newcomb to be royal
entertainer.
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the superintendent OF the school. The
Christian Sunday School Is graded
in accordance with the most advanced
methods. A new workers library has
just been installed containing much
information in Sunday School work
from the most up-todate sources.
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Daily Thought.

Let not things future trouble thee.
For II necessity 90 require that they
come to pass thou shalt whenever
that iO be provided for them with the
same reason. by which whstsoever IL
now present IL made both tolerable
and acceptable with theo.-MarcUs
Auyelius.
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HERE FROM UTAH.

g. r. Bay and wife and w. L. Bay
Of Tooele. Utah. are here, guests Of
their mother. Mrs. NJ. A. Bay. Mr..
@. R. Bay has been engaged in the
newspaper business in Utah for sew
sral years.
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LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON
TEAMS LEAD.

The Lincoln senior basket ball
team defeated the Lincoln Park Quin-
tet, 21 to 9. and the Washington Jun
iors were victorious over the Alcotts
to in the grade school basket ball
league at the Y. NJ. c. A Saturday
evening: