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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10
SUFFERER FROM
STOMACH TROUBLE
obtained Relief by Use of Thcd-
lords Black-Draught, Which
lie Says isa Very Superior
Medicine,

Ridgeway, Va.-Prof. r.. A. Walk
err. OF this place, says: Twenty odd
years ago, | became teacher. The
work was very combining and did not
then very we'll agree with my health.
and soon ] became great sufferer
from liver and stomach troubles.
used many kinds Of liver and stomach
remedies. but from none OF these did
! receive anything more than tenn
porary relief. :. After taking many
kinds OF liver and stomach remedies
for long time. and not receiving
much benefit from any Of them, | be-
came respondent, and hardly knew
what TO do.
About this time, Thedford' IS Black
Draught was recommended to me.
bought package and began it's use.
and 1t did not take me long TO dis
cover that. was using a very super
Tor medicine. 1t thoroughly cleaned
my liver and stomach and gave me
an almost ravenous appetite. My in
digestion soon passed away. and SO
did my brown, greasy-looking COM
plexion. In short. felt like new
being. Now keep Black-Draught
on hand all the time. and take It oc-
casionally. cannot afford to be
without 1t. verify believe that
Black-Draught is the best liver and
stomach medicine that ever was
made
Keep your stomach and liver in
good working order by an occasional
dose OF Thedford's Black Draught.
Price % cents package AT all
druggists ADV
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You Need Not Succumb
To That "All-Run Down. Feeling

purifying and houscclcaninS to put it
in ship shape for the coming summer
Just now the best investment you
can make is to take few bottles of
5. s. s., tho great blood purifier and
tonic. This purely vegetable remedy
has been in general use for moro than
fifty years. aud thousands use il regu-
larIy every spring. 1T has no equal
for thoroughly cleansing the blood of
all impurities. improving tho appetite
and toning up and giving renewed life
and viEor to the whole body. Go to
your drugstore and get "a bottle to-day
and start early on the important work
OF putting your system in tip-top
shape.
Write for free booklets and inter
cstinS literature to Swift Specific Com
pany. 75 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta.
Ga.---Ady
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John MARSHALL WINNER
HARRISON MAKES NAME
WITH EXCELLENT PITCHING
Rcnedicttne College Loses ChsnpisR-
sktp Contest TO puhlic-SchooI Hoys.
.,3,Tenm VIII Refuse Trophy.


Herbert HARRISON. pitching for the
John Marshall High School baseball
nine. made a name for himself ycster-
day afternoon at, Byrd Park. when he
held the Bencdictine nine TO three
measly hits and ono rum and brought
the championsh;p OF the Richmond
team. The final score was TO in
faSor OF John Marshall,
To those we'll acquainted with the
ala no, come as n surprise. for he
formerly hurled in the local grammar
school league. and his record i'll that
made yesterday Although three hits
are credited against the y"unsster.
two OF them We're Of the scratch va
have been handled had not the Mar
shaliite heiders pulled the Alphonsc-
castor act.
Although the game yesterday gives
tho MarShallites a clear title to the
championships Of The Richnond Pren
School League. II Is understood ihat
they Will not accept the silver trophy
offered for capturing the title. rs they
only had To play one team. This was
,hc case during the football season:
and il is thought that the same stand
will be taken in the baseball situation.
Benedictine scored trst. showing one
nah across in the opening inning. The
NarshallitcS. not TO be outdour. came
hack strong and Went the Cadets one
better. TWO counters being registered
in their half OF the first. One more
was registered in each of the fourth
and sixth innings by the puhiic-School
team while Harreson held the Cadets
scoreless during the remainder ~ The
game,
The catching OF Captain Nissley. OF
John Marshall featured the game for
that team. Nissley has been playing
in the outheid all this season. and
caught his first game of the year yes
terday He. however. took his regu-
lar turn behind the bat last season.
y threc-base hit by iiotchkiSs WAS the
longest hit of the game. The score:
i,fin
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Simply Cleanse Your Blood of
Its Sluggishncss SO Preya.
lent in Springtime.

POSSIBLY YOU arc one of the thous-
andS who just at this season find that
YOU arc losing your appetite. Your
system gets weaker day by duy, Won
arc easily tired. and a general good
ior-nothng rundown feeling seems to
pcrvade your whole body
This condition is very general at the
beginning Of Spring, and is natures
appear Tor help in preparing the sys-
rem Tor the change in seasons Your
blood is sluggish and impoverishcd
impurities begin to clog up the arter-
les. and your system needs general
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SHIPBCILDERS ARE UNABLE
TO CONNECT WITH pEAp~nS
IsnecIal to The Times. pispa,ch.J

lSnecial 10 The Times Dspatch.l
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Nav IT
Pearson had the Indian Sign on Tho
Shipbuilders this afternoon. and ports
errors and passes accounted for ali ~
the runs scored by the visitors Wrat.
ten. Walters and Rarksda contributed
some pretty folding stunts
Score b. innings: r. H. T.
Newport News 81 10000 o @ % 3 4
Portsmouth ....2000l 100 0---3
Ratteries---Noss and Lake: T. Pear
con and Donahue. Umpire, Luzon.
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TENER ENTER THE LISTS
writes senate Finance Committee Tim,
iah ON bHil Inmes - HuInou,.
Advocates incrcRsing Prices

WASiilNGTON. May o.-prcsidcnt
John Is Tenor OF the National League
."-uaE wrote to Chairman Simmons. OF
the Senate Finance COMMITTEE s.,,!;n,
,hat 10 per cent tax on the. gross re
celpts or baseball games would lie
ruinous. He added that the Owner,
Mere more than anxious to do their
snare. and suggested Lowing :, ,ax
either on the net returns or adam. :,
small amount TO the price Of each
ticket.
Inc National League head said tina,
Tic last nifty NcnrH ~
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TIGERS TAKE DOUBLE BILL

DETROIT. MICH, May 9.-Detroit
won both games of a double header
through the pitching of Ehmkc and
Carroll Jones. aided by timely hitting.
Detroit went into the lead in the sixth
inning in the first game when two
hits and base on balls nctted two
runs. In the second contest, .the Tirers
pounded three pitchers for fifteen hits
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he scores
BoSi0n.
WasliiJigtOii.
Totals ii S.. - Totals....2g / -
-Battei for Mcbride in ninth
tEatted for Henry I'm ninth
tBattcd for Dumont in ninth

Score by innings: p
RostSn ................l Of
Washington ............l > al
summary: Errors-Foster. Milan, MorSan
Duinont Left on bases-Boston. g: Wash
inGion. .? Bases on bails-of Shore 5: on
DuInont j. Struck out-by Shore. ]: by Du-
mont: 5 Thrce-base hit-Hoopcr. Two base
hlt-Hoopcr SacrinCc hits-HobltIell, Gard
nor ca. Walker. Dumont Sacrifice ny
t;arrN Stolen base-Hooper. Double play
h"h!it2eN tuna sSist,dl. Hit by pitcher
~ shore tDumont Passed baii.-Henry
empires. Diheen and owen. Tome, hours
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SECOND GAME.
Totals....M ga II Totals 81 q /, - II
'Battcu for Morton I'm thirI -

TotaIs....M / q II Totals Sd 9 u ., II
Battcd for Morton In third.
Score by innings: IL
Cleveland ..............o o q 90 -
petroil ......;..... -: = o o y -
summary; Errors Chapman I2) Billings
Norton 1lits-on Morton. in {. innines on
tSmoeth. In IL :nninEs: OF GoulI. 6 In
o.-I innings Earned r,ins--6n Norton ::
on Lambeth; :; or Gould. |. Two.bas. hits
Spencer. ileilman Three la se hit-Roth
SaS1Itice hits-Crawiord. Gould. Stolen bases
Cobb. Bush. bases on balls-on Jones, ::
Oh Gould. j. Hit by pitcher--by Jones |
tbtllinSs). First base on errors Detroit, >
Len on bEses-Detroi,. 3. Cleveland. :. Struc's
,ou'10ny Jones, 4; by Morton. . 10y Gould,
TO Guisto Wild pitch--Joncs Time. IN.
empires. - l.oughlin aud Inldcbrand.
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BEARS, ARE SHUT OUT

ROCHESTER. y. Y. May .-Newarli
suffered its first shutout OF the season
Today against Rochester. 10 O. be-
cause Zcke Lohman's splitter was un-
hiiiable. Lehman did NOT issue a pass
and had ten assists. Pennington. late OF
The Browns, pitched his first game for
Newark. The score:
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WEST DRAWS FIRST BLOOD.
C00MBS BALLOONS IN SIXTH.
AND SUPERBAS LOSE TO CUBS
brooklyn Hurier Driven From Mound
ind Smith Is Hated Hard-Zcider
WRIiOps Hnll-Srorr. : TO 3.

BROOKLYN. y. Y. May a.--Chica go
began its Eastern invasion today by
defeating Brooklyn. to 3. The home
team had Il thrce-run lead up TO the
sixth inning, when cooinbS blew up
and was knocked out OF the box in the
seventh. Smith was no better. Rollie
Ieidcr made IL double aud three singles
driving III four runs and scoring TWO
himself The score:
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NATIONALS SPLIT EVEN
MILAN. RICE AND SMITH
BEAT RED S0X IN SECOND
Double and Triple Send Couple Over
IN EiEhth-ShOrc OutpitckeA Dumont
In Initial Game OF Day.

WASHINGTON. May ?.-Boston and
Washington split even in double
header here to-day. Boston won the
first game. in which Shore outpitched
Dumont. TO |. In the second game.
with the score 4 tie. TO ., in the
eighth. Mays passed Milan and a
double by Rice and Smiths triple gave
Washington two runs and the game
FIRST GAME.
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EEECI<MAN RAMS
81 NDtf GALL IN INTERN ALTON AL

PROVIDENCE. l.. l.. May 9.-Smmday
baseball III the international League at
Rocky Point, where the Providence
team plays, has been banned by GOV.
'rhor Bcccknan If the police failed
would 10 so himself
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ILLINOIS HOUSE PASSES BILL.
PROVIDING BONING COMMISSION

SPRlNGFii;I.D.> ILL. May 3.-Thc
Illinois boxing bill. providing for "a
commission OF three members 10 serye
without pay. passed tho House by II
vote Of SIS to 81 this afternoon. and is
now up to the Senate.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-05-10

scoring eight runs In tho nrst thrco
innings. Tho scores:
FIRST GAME
{'tevsixu
Totals. ~ 32ii TotaissS 6 ~ r.
.Batted for Elepfer In seventh.
tBatcd Tor Coumbo In ninth.

-; Scotc ny innings: 4.
pstroit ..".:;.........t 0 o IL
Summary: Errors-tha pmun CO., Bush t2J
WI Cd: flis--0n KEEPER = la . Innings:
1n Jumbo. J. IN inrinGs. Earned runs on
NIcPer. J: Off Coumbc. /. 'rwo. base hits
.0Seiii: Eh,nko. Young. Three. base hit
socD Sacrifice hits-Rnth. Bush. O'Neili
sacrifice ny--tobb. Stolen bsscs-I;uisto
E 5s,.. on balls on Ehrke. /: on Klcpfer. :
First l'asc on crroIk-Dctroit, - ClevcI md
) LEFT an hnses.-Detroit. I: Cleveland. S.
SWtaoSs outmby Eh.nhc. a., Double play
pires, Htidebrand and OLouHhiin.
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How They Stand To-Day
International League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Montreal. o: Baltimore, I.
norhester. =: Newark. q.
hichmond- Buffalo truinb.
tOnly three ~chrduleD.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

WHEHE THEi PLAl TO-DAY.
Richmond at BunuIu
Baltimore at Montreal.
Providence at Toronto.
Newark Ut Rochester.
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IJiNIi Or CLCHS.

WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.
Boston at Detroit.
Washington nj Cleveland
Philadelphia at -. Louis
New York al (hica ro
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WEENE THEY WAY IO.uAY
Petersburg at Newport News
Norfolk at nrtsnruuth
l,Snchburg nj Rocky Noun
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WHERE THEY rLAY InDAT
InuiunHnolis ~ Minneapolis
Columbus AT Milwaukee,
Toledo st ~. Paul.
.- Louisville ut Kansas City
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American League
RESULTS YE>TERDS,

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Detroit, s; Cleveland, tfrst game).
IIetroit. -; Cleveland, (>ecOnd camel.
B"ston, Washington. I tirst Enme).
nnston, 8: Washington. tsecond Same)
Chicago. :; 81. LOUIS. ..
INO others nChcdMIrdl.
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GROOM POUNDED HARD

ST LOUIS, May 9-Chicago hit
Groom hard to-day ana won from ST
Louis. to .. Two singles and a base
on balls gave Chicago it's run in the
Continued on Firth Tuge.D
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NthIctics NeIr,,c rh

bliii.\llELPIiiA May 9.-Thrce
lung nG'!s pitchcrs were released by the
MAJOR goes to New Haven and IIiIl and
Sm'th were released unconditionnllv'
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" TotaIs y = , ]. :; = TOtaIs - . >. Il
'Ba;ted Tor PrerdcrGast in seventh.
Score 10y innings: y
Chicago L'n o a - a
BrooklIn ...-............ o q o o O.
summary: Erro-s-De.l. Fabriquc. Two
base hits--Fabr!gu-. Z,ider. Sacrifice hits
Dauhcrt. Doyle Deal. Double play.-Dnyle
TO Merkle: Cutshsw 10 Daubert. Left on
hasts--CGicaEo. \. Brooklyn, .. Bases on
lalls-oh Heu,her. >: off CoombS l. Hits
On Rruiher. in innings; of PrcnderSs st
: in innings. on CoombS. in ~ in
nines. Struck out-by Reuther l. by Prem
derEsst. :; by A!dridse, /: by coombs. 8.
by Smith. !. Passed ball-Eliiot,. Iii, hy
piichcr-by Reuthtr. tJohnston); by
toorbs. ,Aierklep. Empires, Byron and
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i y. II. S.t.............: " " -
Rcncdctinc .-..........l o o.
Summary; Errors-u'Drii. B.c>"n t@', KEEL
Ter, Schai %, Wood. Thu -b~s. hit
uotchkiss. Sacrifice hit-Cre.,n.r Stol"r
bases H6flin. Stuart t.I. Robins Double
pisy--Bccson to Stuart 10 llotChkiSs Bases
on balls-oT Wood. >: OF ii7ir"iSon. 3,
Passed hnll-Scha!l l.c:t Ga hns'sju!r
Aiarshe II, 4; Beucdiciiue. =. Umpir. smith.
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Raltin,or.
Totals. Is %, . Totals a.
.Bntlcd FOR NN.nrh,n In siNth

Score b. innings. r
Baltimore ...........o y q q -. n.
Montreal ..........o q q .
summary Errors-Truesdal. Warrior
Iwo-hatc lsits-WiIisms. McAvoy. smith
ioram. Major. Gerncr, Gathers. Three -ba 80
hn-Slat'rN. Home run-Dslnrau. SaCrinCc
hit ,Dainrau Sacrifice fiies-Bue>. Gathers
fitchinE rcCord-on WARRIOR 10 hits and =
runs in innings: OFF Russell , mis- md /
runs ~ innings. Struck ou,--h, WARRIOR
= by Gern"r. 3. Rsscs on ba!lS-oH Wa.hon
:, on Gerner. = Wild ch--C;4rncr Passed
nAunHowlcy III b" t-tchcr-by WARRIOR.
tDamraul. Left on bases Ba fillmore :
Montrsal 10 Time. i:i5. umpir"S. Mullen
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probably will be out OF the game for
tho rest OF t.a season. Physicians have
advised that one OF his Kidneys DO
removed
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Virginia League
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

re,er.burE. 4: Lynchburg. =: ,ar>t sume,.
cicvcn innings, ilur hncssD.
mnrkE Mount: o; Norfolk ucn innings).
portsmouth, :; Newport News, o.
STANDING or Cum,
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WHERE THEY PLAY TO DAY.
Pittsburgh ut Boston.
Chicago at BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati at New York.
~. Louis at Philadelphia
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Ns"HrE ..,.... ..........o o q 70 o 90
summary: Hits-oft bennington. $ hits and
= runs IN innings. Two-hase hIts-Yo,ini.
..::,nieH. Na'Tlhr' hitS-hirb%- Wendell.
Now Lewis stolen hase-Young DDuhI.
MAJ farrel 10 Young Lott bases
on Fennington. :. Struck ou,-hy I.ohrnnn
by bennington, =, by Wilkinson l. Time
LIS u!nplr"s. Hart and Tsnnch:u
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VIRGINIA SCORES FIRST
RlCHMONDERS DO WELL
AT ROANOKE TRAPSH0OT
Mcmahon Defeats Gunther In SHOOT on
OF Preliminary neutrality-suspicious. and
RucSer Make Excellent scores.

NucSer Make Excellent Scores.
HoANokm, "s T% Nat aS'S' ai.-wrth a
high wind blowing over the traps. Vsr-
Iinia drew first blood in the twelfth
south. when j.. G. Gunthcr. Of Norfolk.
Va. won the preliminary handicap
w So "A score core, Of 49, D. +, McMahon;
Washington. tied for second place the
trophy going TO McAiahon on the shoot
off.
X. ID. Morgan, captured the Southern
nickerman. of Chicago. and l.. T.. VIII
iiams. of the United States Navy.
Fred Plum, Atlantic city. carried
away hrst honors In the Southern in
troductory.
J.. x. Beauchamp. Of harrington. Del.
and Fred Iiarlow, OF Newark. o., took
second and third places. respectively.
daps oo ,arse,s %e4s IN the Southern han"
j. L. COX. fH! SanSRe S. s.,
Il. {; {, G Wina"a, -: %or nl., SIS;
I. y ss"ior %!si Far as'TiEly''l s.. 81
:. !, i IiS5i "'I!& !@s%; ho = s..
.. .. lie; Iynchburs. 81.
r. II. IHN: Lynchbmrs. SIS
II The p"eiiminary II hand filsn'S ou, Of 1909
i $. t;o-tchiu.. Snitviile So
j. Is. curnbie. Roanoke. Sc.
1. ltns%Ss sIr; ft! San, ',av, s..
81 r. Cox. Roanokc. So.
I: Hunther. Norfolk. 81
l. X X s ssmisns"r fsru Srn"t9n, s.
!; u. Storr, Richmond. %
q. .. Lee LynchburE ST.
I II Fox, I.ynchburs S.
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Weiiman Ont for Season.
ST LOUIS. May Carl Weiinlan.
pitche.' for the ST Louis Americans.
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American Association

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
,ndihnanulis. :; Minneapolis, :.
Toledo, .; ~. I'nui. o.
louisville. ); Kansas City, 3.
tnIumDms. 8: milwaukee,
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" ~ great comfort 10 get n good
.rh. V" inst through trnin briwcc u
Hi"hm"nd and Norfolk ana not have
10 change and scramble for another
scat en- route. Tn" special Sunday
Ehcnrsi"n train aud TIA" Cannon BAN"
o" the Norfolk and Western. run solid
between the tHn citics-Ady
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SECOND GAME.

Totais;..:Io S24 II To,als...2S % /!
.Battcd for Scott in ninth
IRAN, for Thomas in ninth
tBatcd for Mays in ninth
Score by innings: r
washington .::.........l -
YER pi .,en on GaS;;es-Isos,on. :; Warrington
g. Struck out-by Mays = By shaw.
thrcn; base hitseHooper. Smith. Two ba Sc
Walker. Scott. Milan, Ainsrnith Sacrifice
nmHmno"nSr. Stolen bases-Hohlitzell (:l.
i"noIe plAy-Scott TO HobitZell. Hit nv
InrherIby Mays. milan and Ainamith5
Wild piIch-Shaw. Umpires. owen and Di.
neon. Time. :5J.
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National League

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
Chicaso, >; Brooklyn, 3.
(All others rain.
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Weiiman Ont for Season.
81. LOUIS. May Carl Weilnan
pitchc.' for the St Louis Americans
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08

Just as we go to press we go to
press. we learn that Anton Pauls
house at First View was ON fire.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
Teachers Examination

N
The regular county examine
tion for teachers will be held at
the school house at Cheyenne
Wells, on Thursday and Friday
March Is and l6. commencing at
8 o'clock a. m. At the same time
and place questions on the Colo
RADIO State Teachers Reading
Circle Course will be given for
those who desire the renewal of
their First Grade Certificates,
Greely College Credits or the
Teachers Professional Certificate
The questions for the latter ex-
animation are submitted by the
Greely school. This plan has a
distinct advantage over the prev
ious system as the professional
requirements will henceforth be
quite definite.
ESTHER B. WEIR
County Superintendent,
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
Government Seeds Ready
for Distribution.

Congressman Timberlake has advis-
ed the Record that the government veg
ptable and flower seeds are now ready
for distribution. He states that he has
about 1000 packages still remaining,
each containing q liberal assortment of
five varieties, and that he will send
one package of either vegetable or
flower seed to each person requesting
the same as long as the supply lasts.
AS announced some time ago, there
will be no general distribution this
year. Mr.. Timberlake believing that
the hest way tn get this seed into the
hands of actual users, is by sending 1t
out only upon request.
Those desiring seed. who have not
already done SO. should write MI.
Timberlake, at 3I2 House Office Build.
ing, Washington, d. c., at once. in
order to receive the seed in time for
spring planting.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
LEGAL NOTICES
NOTICE FOL, PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior. U S Land Offi.e at
Hugo, Colorado February 1s. 1917.
N Office Is hereby given that Howard TuttIe Of
~ Cheyenne Wells. Colo who on March 2s 1903
who made homestead entry No. s2i serial No.
06sa1 for Lots OIL Ia ana | or ~ OF SWl4 ard
VIZ SEA section so township l3s rarge 44w 9Th
principal meridian has fled notice Of irtenton to
make final five year homestead proof. to establish
claim to the land above described. before the CI.rk
cf the district Court at Cheyenne Wells Colorado on
the 9TH day Ct April 1917.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Bruce A Hatcher. John Sehram. Herman Della
plain George brooker. all four Of Cheyenne
Wells, Colorado.
mar apr Ct JR Beavers, Register
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
sun RISE ITEMS.

Mr.. Heden and daughter Lille
went to Cheyenne, Wells Friday.
Fred Snyder and E. r. johnson
were Cheyenne Wells visitors
Saturday.
+. Mrs. Frank Blood was a pleas
ant visitor at the home Of w. N.
Heden Monday afternoon.
All the neighbors helped Mr..
Lee move his household goods
ard other things onto his place
Monday.
]. F. Snyder. Mr.. and Mrs. Ba-
con. jim Schaffer and family al
50 Mr.. Heden and family spent
Sunday at the Thrasher' home.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
NORTH VIEW

R. B. Lothian and family spent
Sunday at S. C. Hills.
Mr.. G. L. Norton is erecting a
a house for Mr. j. A. Denly.
Miss Zella Hatcher has been
quite sick for several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert called at
the Bruce jackson ranch one day
recently. ~.
Tress Sullivan and her father
went exploring on the Smokey
Hill ranch Sunday.
A. A. Alexander came down
from Castle Rock Saturday night
to visit relatives and transact bus
mess. L
The children at the Waterville
school house are very proud of
the ~ew play ground apparatus
put in place last Friday.
Frank Oswold has sub.leasad
the John Dorney place to A. D..
Shultz. Consequently Mr.. Os-
void will not run cattle north of
Big Timber. this year.
Wells Jackson and wife spent
Sunday with Mrs. Jacksons faith
err. Because cf the critical illness
of an Aunt. Mrs. jackson re-
mained for a few days.
The reople of the 'Waterville
neighborhood met at the school
house Feb. 23rd. and partook of
an excellent dinner end heard an
excellent tho brief program. and
made plans for the Improvement
of the school house and grounds.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
PRESBYTERIAN, At kRlpAH0E

PRESBYTERIAN, AT RRaPah0E
sunday School ID Wis.,. .1o:3O m
Preaching a m
song and preaching service. /. I:3O y m
prcaching at the Dagger erschool
-,onse 1st md Srd Sunday at 800 d m
5ervices at the Mayfield school house 3
IN the Ind Sunday of each month.
Seskan. Kans.. the fourth Sun
NY in month at. a m
thr hfth Sunday to beheld open for
'isiting other points on request
Rev. Geo. AicNab. Pastor
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
c A I 4 0 I.IG

There will be Catholic services ut
heir new edlce every. Fourth Sunday
IN each month.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

NOTICE FOR REUBLICAT1ON,
Department Of the Interior. U. S, Land ONCE at
Hugo, Colo, February 2. 1917
Notice is hereby given thai Leonard 3 Rich, of
~ Cheyenne Wells Colo who on March - i 9.O
made Homestead entry serial No. olo446 for lots
Nos e-lo-l1-l3- 3-l+-i5 and Is Of section o town
ship i2 range 43w. 9Th principal meridian. has
filed notice OF intention to make final three and five
year homestead proof to sstabishelaim TO the land
above described. before the Clerk OF the District
Court. of cheyenne county Colorado at Cheyenne
Wells, Colorado on the 18th day OF March 1917.
Claimant names as Witnesses
Josiah Baber. James L, Church. Earl Baber,
". Baber. all four Of Cheyenne Wells, Colorado.
feb mar St JR Beavers. Register.