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Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21
BALMY, SALUBRIOUS.
(Continued From Page One. )

Conin One) it was record of which Yumaes have every reason to feel proud.
 Take last Thursday as an illustration While the ex- porers up about the North Pole freezing death and while the people even up Alaska shveng around campres we here in Yuma baskng in the most gor- sunshine the world knew for the mercury down at Observer Hackes weather station crawled up to exactly 16 in the shade That gon some. Upon being most severely upbraded by of his friends he promised to do better on the day. Friday and he did, for he us Is in the shade You could the cotton growing by inches while the etereta kar and milo maize fairly jump ed Heavenward with the succulent alfalfa waivng its head in the bamy breezes and crying for of the same kind of growing weather.
 When you stop to think that any community would be blessed with days in succession o such Sprngike weather any wonder that people refuse to seek better strictly summer resort?
 However, Observer Hackett, who at all times and un- all sorts of is ready and willing please his constituents scanned the skies Saturday morning he rub bed his hands gee and exclaimed to his good wife that he intended break all records for three days of even tenn perature He is intensely interested in seeing Yuma Val ley farmers make record crop this year. and the more growing weather he give them he knows that just that much bigger crop will they make He kept his weather e his multitude of instruments, fearful lest he might not break record with the result that when his long days work done To- and behold he held up worlds record for three days of sunshine His tried and trusted tube
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

less," five reel Bluebird; also Hearst Pathe News.
 Sunday-An episode of "The Girl From Frisco" each one of these chap ters as a complete story; also Grant, Police Reporter" and two reel Fox comedy.
 Monday-Skating from to 9:20.
 Tuesday-Ann Pennington in "The Rainbow Princess" also Hearst Pathe News.
 Wednesday-Gail Kane in "The Scarlet Oath," five reel World fea- ture.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21
YUMA THEATRE.

Thursday-The second night of Marvel and His Mystery Company" also "The Man of Mystery" a five reel Vitagraph drama. One show. starts at S.15. Prices 25c, 35c, soc.
 Friday-An Episode of "The Voice on the Wire" two reel drama; also "The Night Workers" five reel Es- senay feature.
 Saturday-"The Reward of Faith
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21
DATA FOR WEEK
 ENDING, JUNE 18, 1917,

Mean temperature 91 deg. Normal temperature S4 deg. Maximum temperature 119 deg. Minimum temperature 64 deg. Mean Rel. Humidity 34To. Rain this month 0 inches. Rain this year 1.32 inches. Normal rain for June o inches. Normal rain for year 3.10 inches.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21
DIR. E. B. KETcHERslDE VERYILL

The many friends of Dr. B. B. Ket- cherside, father of Dr. "Jim," will re- gret to learn that he remains in a very critical condition However it is yet hoped that this venerable and beloved citizen will be able to recover from his present illness.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

court house last Tuesday morning, Mrs. William Lawlor bid in her little home for the appraised value, there be- ing no other bid, notwithstanding a certain undesirable citizen had been making his boasts that he would be a contending bidder for the homestead.
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

In neither of the above years did the mercury stay
 high for three days succession the three days mention ed 16 18 and 19 Those are the banner growing days for Yuma Long may they remain record for that it has been established let keep it and guard carefully lest Phoenix Imperial Valley snatch the prize from us for it of those places where ed from the lower regions get his blanket It in Yuma, has aften been enormously reported Yumas weather is all right The fact that is the rosess belt vouched for by the record just hung up by Observer Hackett
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

mercury had crawed up 19 within tenths of Yu mas record established May 3O 1910. As result of this magnificent growing weather" record cotton fields have been improved 50 per cent while all other field crops have been helped proportion Not single of freez ing noted in the three days single of stroke either for just apt in Yuma the other.
 always like to go the the records when anything un usual occurs, and with Observer Hackets assistance found the records show that the best previous growing
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

ABLE TO KEEP HER LITTLE HOME
 At the public land sale held at the
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

June 5, 1912-115 July 10, 1913-115 Aug. 3, 1914-115 Aug. 19, 1o15-116 June IS, 1916-116 June r., i917-119. June 16 1896-117 May 30, 191O-119.9
Arizona sentinel., 1917-06-21

River rising at Needles, and will continue to rise at Yuma until crest is reached first week in July.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-09-15
Cleveland Star, 1916 Cham
pion, Now Hitting at
1853 Clip
ROUSH WIDENs GAP
IN THE NATIONAL
Cincinnati Slugger Is Now
10 Points Ahead of
Closest Rival
(Ry Associated Press.l

Chicago, Sept. i5.-Tris Speaker,
the 1915 batting champion. is making
b desperate drive 10 finish second to
ny Cobb. for American league batting
honorE averages revealed today show
the Cleveland star back in second
place with an average OF $50, with
Eisler OF st. Louis. who held the spot
week ago. points behind him. The
averages includes games of Wednes-
day.
Cobb fell of II points in the week.
getting only hits in games, but he
Is safely in the lead with an average
Of STA. The Georgian. stretched his
total base hitting to sol. His record
includes 3s doubles, "a triples. and 5
Bush, the Detroit shortstop, shot
over the 100 mark in scoring, having
brought in 101 runs, while Cobb is
trailing him with 90. Veach, of De-
troit, clung to home run honors with
81. Bodie, OF Philadelphia, and Pipp,
Of New York, are following with z
h Roth and Chapman, of Cleveland,
are lighting IL out for honors in base
stealing, Roth with As. having a lead
OF 8. Chapman continues to show the
way to sacrifice hittefs with So. De-
Hroit, which leads in team batting, has
an average of 25s.
Ii Leading batteFs who have played in
half of their club games: Cobb, De-
troit, S74; Speaker. Cleveland. 36S;
Sisler, st. Louis. S47; Felsch, Chicago,
x14;, Veach, Detroit. SOC; Chapman,
cleveland, sos; Lewis, Boston, sos +;
kMcInnis, Philadelphia, 500; Harris,
Cleveland, sol; Bodie, Philadelphia,
500; Jackson, Chicago, 2s7.
Leading pitchers participating in 80
or more games rated. according to
earned runs Der game:
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(sept. Is, 1911.
summons.

State Of North Dakota, County of
Cass, In District Court, Third Judi
Rose N. Pirie and sybiI c. Lewis.
II. Conn Albert b. Mills, Euphemia
Mills, Martha A. Mills, the unknown
heirs Of Hiram r. Mills, deceased, and
all other persons unknown claiming
any interest in or lien or encum-
brance upon the property described in
The state of North Dakota to the
above named DEFENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned to Az
swer the complaint in this action
which will be fled with the Clerk of
the District Court within and for the
County Of Cass and State of North
Dakota, and to serve q copy Of your
answer upon the subscribers within
thirty 600 days after the service of
this summons upon you, exclusive OF
the day of service; and in case of
your failure to appear or answer,
Judgment will be taken against you
by default for the relief demanded in
Data this 10th day of August. A. D.
POLLOCK a POLLOCK,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs, Residence
and Post ONCE Address, Fargo, North
The above named Defendants will
please take notice that this action re-
iates to the following described real
estate, situate in the County of Cass
and State of North Dakota, to-wit:
Lots Fourteen CAD, Fifteen. (15),
and Eighteen (lS), in Block Six (6l,
OF Darlings Addition to Fargo; ana
Lots Nine (e) and Ten ,(l0), OF
Block Four ~. Of Darling's Addition
to Fargo;
and that said action is brought to
quiet title in the plaintiffs to the said
above described real estate; and that
no personal claim is made against the
defendants or either of them.
Dated this 10th day of August. A. D.
POLLOCK q POLLOCK,
Attorneys Tor Plaintiffs.'
(Aug. 11-1S-26, Sept. isis. 1919
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Rnnnh MYdnna thn can.

Roush, OF Cincinnati, widened the
gap between himself and Hornsby,
the St. Louis shortstop, tor the bat-
ting lead in the National league, av-
erages including games of Wednesday
giving Roush an average of S4b--
1nRpoints ahead of his rival.
sThere were no changes among lead
efa in other offensive departments of
the game. Carey, of Philsdel phia,
ad6ed another stolen base to MS total
Bringing IL up to Al, and Burns, OF
NV York, stretched his mark in
scoring to SO. Cravath, of Philadel-
plaia, drove out another home run,
gfyirg him a total OF ~. Deal, OF
Chfcego, Is showing the way to the
saeriffce hitters with 2S.
cincinnati chung to team batting
honors with an average of 265.
heading batters who have played In
half or more of their clubs games:
Rnnsh, Cincinnati. 346: Hornsby, Sc.
Ilnnis, 32e: Groh, Cincinnati, 30S;
KahR, New York, 30T; Burns. New
York, ace; Cruise, st. Louis, 2ss;
Wheat, Brooklyn, 297; Without, New
York, 297; Zimmerman, New York,
2n6; Carey, Pittsburgh, 296..
Needing pitchers participating in 20
OF more games rated according to
aMMNaH rms nnr namAs
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ATHLETICS FOR ALL
RATHER THAN A FEW
New Fargo College Coach Has New
System-Football Practice Go Start
Late in Month.

Football practice at Fargo college
will not start until several days aft
er the opening OF school, Sept Is,
according to an announcement by
Coach A. # Holste, who is to have
charge OF all athletic activities at
the college the coming year.
Coach Holste arrived In Fargo
Thursday, and has been looking over
the field. He was a letter man In
football and baseball at the UNI
versity OF Chicago, and has coached
college athletics Ia Ohio, Kansas and
Nebraska.
owing TO war conditions, football
is an uncertain quantity in all coll
leges this year" said Coach Holste,
but most Of the colleges viii have
teams.
Fargo college prospects, as far as
can learn, are uncertain. ! intend
to spend a great deal OF time with
the entire student body, trying to
lay a broad foundation for physical
work rather than specializing with
a few Military drill will be offered
Il enough students show an interest
Ia the work.
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State of North Dakota, County of
Cass. In District Court, Third Judi
ctal District.
Kate Decker, Plaintiff, VS.. w. L.
Decker, observation-disclosures
The State Of North Dakota to the
above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action
which is on file in the office OF the
Clerk OF the District Court OF Cass
County and State of North Dakota,
and to serve a copy Of your answer
upon the subscriber within thirty
days after the service Of this sum
mons upon you, exclusive Of the day
Of service; and in case of your failure
to appear or answer, Judgment will
be taken against you by default for
the relief demanded in the complaint.
dated this 9Th day Of August. A. D.
1917. - r
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Residence
and Post once Address, Fargo, N. d.
(Aug. 1925. Sept. 1-s-15-22. 1910
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nemmitt Regaina Lead.

Demmitt, of Columbus regained the
batting lead of the American associa,-
tton with an average OF s21, Kirke OF
louisville, the leader a week ago. 60
inR into second place with sl9. The
averages include games OF Wednes-
Dresser, the ST, Paul first baseman,
eeAipsed the century mark in scoring,
having counted loo times in 147
games. He also boosted his stolen
base record to 81. Becker, of Kansas
City, drove out more home runs.
bringing his total up to is. AS the
season closes next Wednesday, Bron-
kie, of Indianapolis, may lose the lead
in Eacrifcel hitting as he is out OF the
game because of injuries. He has
made 81 sacrifice blows. while McCar-
thvs of Columbus, is pressing him with
Kansas City regained command in
team batting with an average of 265.
Leading batters who have partici-
% ted in half or more of their. clubs
mes: Demmitt. Columbus, 32I;
Eirlke, Louisville, S19: Becker, Kansas
city, 315; Altixer, Minneapolis, a13;
Anderson, Milwaukee, SIC; Glenn, St.
HAUL, 295; Dresser, St Paul, 294; Mas
s6 Minneapolis, 2s0; Riggert, st.
PNal, 2s9.
eading pitchers participating in 81
or more games, rated according to
-. eauN .
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with the close Of the western
feague season set for tomorrow,
Shaw, OF Omaha, apparently is safe as
the leading batter among the Fegu-
Lars with an average of $40. Jones,
81 wichita, is 10Npoints behind him.
These averages include games OF
Tuesday.
Gilmore, OF st. Joseph. stretched his
scoring record to 1I3. while Cochran,
81 Joplin, brought his stolen base to-
tai up to a.. Ewoldt, Of Des Moines,
thA leading sacrifice hitter, has made
65. The mark of 10 home runs set by
Butcher, Of Denver, apparently is IN
no danger. Omaha continues out IN
front IN team batting with an average
OF .256.
Tseading batters who have played
half or more or their clubs games:
shaw, Omaha, $40. Jones, Wichita,
3In; Butcher, Denver, 306; Connolly
st Joseph. SOC: Gilmore, st. Joseph
2e4; KruE, Omaha. 292: Koran, Jop-
Iih. 292; Diltz. Hutchinson, 291.
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LEGAL NOTICES
Notice of Special Assessment &
nrafmawQ.

NVtAGG WL SRGGAMA AAAE@841GMA Aux
Drainage.
The following special assessment
list for the cost of drainage, ordered
by the Board Of City Commissioners
OF the City Of Fargo, North Dakota,
to be performed by the person or nrm
employed for such purpose, within the
city, at the expense of the parcels of
land drained, was on September 14th,
1917, returned by the City Engineer
of said City of Fargo, and filed in the
ONCE of the City Auditor, to-wit;
Lot 2, Block 3. Hector's Add
Draining low ground .......$ 2S.01
Lot 3. Block 3. Hector's Add
Draining low ground ....... b.3S
Lot 20, Block 8, Hector's Add
Draining low ground ....... SIS
Lot 20, Block 3, Hector's Add
Draining low ground ...... 5.sS
Notice is hereby given that the
Board of Commissioners of the City
of Fargo, North Dakota, will meet at
the City Hall in said city, at the hour
Of 10 o'clock a. m, on September 26th.
1917, to approve said assessment list,
at which time and place any person
interested in said assessment list will
be heard.
Dated Fargo. N D., Sept. Il, 1917.
A. r. WATKINS, eA
City Auditor.
(Sept. is, 1917
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Columbus, o., Sept. 15.-Hoffman, q
recruit pitcher from Peoria, ILL.,, went
in Fridays game in the seventh
stopped a Minneapolis rally and saved
a 4 to victory for Columbus. Score:
Minneapolis -. 900 900 300--S IL 4
Columbus 1890. 201 100 00x-4 /
Batteries-Boardman and Bachant;
Hamilton, Hoffman and Coleman,
O'Farrell.
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Recruit scoren Victorx.

Washington, Sept. 1B.--Nayior, re-
cruit from the New Haven club of the
Eastern league, pitched Philadelphia
Friday in the second game of the
series. He allowed only Ave singles
and struck out flve. Score:
philadelphia 600 0O1 01O-S Z i
Washington ~. 900 900 DOLL /
Batteries-Naylor and Meyer; Shaw,
Dumont and Ainsmith.
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Louisville, KY, Sept 15.-A short
looping ny off the bat of Catcher Muir
ply, which fell safe in right 1eld in
the eighth inning, was the only hit
Milwaukee was able TO make off
Pitcher Davis here Friday. Louisville
won the game, 2 to 0. Score:
R.HE
Louisville 1890. oil 900 00x-2 /
Batteries - Sherdell and Murphy;
Davis and Kocher.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
once ~ Comptroller Of the Cnrrehcy

washington, August. IS, Ie17.
whereas, by satisfactory evidence
presented TO the undersigned, it has
been made to appear that The Fargo
National Bank. IN the City OF Fargo,
in the County OF Casa and state OF
North Dakota, has complied with ali
ire provisions OF the Act Of Congress
ito enable National banking Also
Citations to extend their corporate ex-
istence. and for other purposes. ap-
proved july ~, 1887
Now, therefore, i, Thomas If. Kane,
citing Comptroller Of the Currency.
a. hereby certify that The Fargo
National Bank" in the City OF Fargo
IA me County OF Cass and state o.
North Dakota. is authorized TO nave
snccession for the period specified la
its amended articles OF association:
namely, until close OF business on
August is. 1887.
n testimony whereof witness my
hand and Seal OF ONCE this Eight
eenth day OF August, 1917.
=. p. KANE.
Acting Comptroller Of the Currency
CHARTER No. 5Us7. Extension No. a3S2
fcurrency Bureau Seal, Comptroller
az the Currency, Treasury
DEPARTMENT.
fAng. 80 20 sept. %. 1917 tne9
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POTATO DIGGING

GAINESVILLE, Mimi, Sept. 15.-Carl
Brandt Of Sabin, started digging his
potatoes yesterday. While Ohios are
going about 100 bushels to the acre
and are selling for 80 cents on the
track.
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st. Louis, Sept. l5.-Coumbe gave
ST. Louis but I'VE hits while Clever
land scored enough runs of Sothoron
In the first inning to win Fridays
RTE.
Cleveland ...... 200 0o1 03o-6 is Q
81. Louis $500. O10 600 O00--1 5
Batteries Coumbe and O'Neill;
Sothoron, Rogers. Wright and Sew
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ASIERICKN LEAGUE.


New York, Sept. 15.-The hitting Of
Pitcher Mays enabled Boston to win
the second game OF the series from
New York here Friday. Score:
Boston ......... 600 500 0l0-6 I2 3
New York 49,. 002 030 000-5 8 0
Batteries-Mays and Agnew; Mog-
ridge. Shocker and Nunamaker.
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Indianapolis, Sept. 15.-Indianapolis
regained the lead in the association
race Friday, defeating Kansas City,
to 8, in the opening game of the SER
les, while St. Paul lost at Toledo.
Score:
R.HE.
Kansas City -. 900 O10 110--3 8 1
Indianapolis -. 900 103 20x-6 8 8
Berry; Fililngim, Northrop and Cos
sett.
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Fhf&eburwh Boxer Has Accident a. Sec
nnd Round With Benny Leonard
IRy Associated Press.

|IEtsDuTHn5 EepT. Io.--EnII BLOOM, o.
Pittsburgh, broke his right ankle IN
the second round OF 8 scheduled ten
roNnd bout with Benny Leonard
1i htWefght champion. st Forbes field
Eaay night.
nectators left the stands believing
nard had scored 3 Knockout
Bloom fell "a attempting q dodge A
ia t to tAe Jaw.
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Sporting Neu1s
INDIANS BACK
| In FIRST PLACE
Erstwhile Leaders Win
From Blues While
Saints Lose
40 Annnniatad De-

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Indianapolis hal
the lead in the American association
being a half game ahead of st. Paul
as a result of a to 3 victory Friday
over Kansas City. st, Paul was beat
in the race, defeated Milwaukee. !
The standings of the leaders follow:
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Detroit, Sept. l5.-By punching hits
of Mitchell Friday, Chicago won from
Detroit. Eddie Collins hitting and
base running and Gandirs stick work
were large factors in the victory.
Score:
R.H q.
Chicago ........ O20 O02 0sO-7 10 0
Detroit ..,.... 100 100 00f--3 3
Batteries - Cicotte and Schalk;
Mitchell Ehmke and Stanage.
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Toledo, o., Sept. 15.-Toledo knock
ed ST. Paul from first place in the
American association standings Fri
day, winning an eleven-inning game
by the score OF to 0. Score:
R.H. b.
st. Paul 49,. 900 900 600 90 /
Toledo ...... 600 900 900 OIL IL 0
Batteries - Leifeld and Hoffman;
Heating and Crossin.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
(By Associated Prcsa.)
6tand4nw of 4ha r,Iuha.


Boston, Sept. 15.-New York scored
1--WE unearned runs in the second i'm
ming of Fridays game with Boston
and won by the margin of to 0. Mar
awhile made an error with two out in
this inning, paving the way for all the
New York runs Barnes outpitched
Perritt in the remainder of the game,
R.H. E.
New York 49,. O50 600 00O-5 8
Boston ,........ 600 900 000--0 IL
Batteries - Perrttt and Mccarty;
Barnes and Meyers.
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FOR RENT-FARM LANDS.

WANTED-Renter with at least 2
boys of his own able TO drive teams
and run machinery and wife willing
to help milk cows In the busy season.
farm consists of 500 acres, $50 in cul-
tivation. rest pasture and meadow.
VIII rent with all necessary stock
and machinery. or will sell stock and
machinery to renter and will rent the
land to him. Seed for 1918 on the
farm. Fannie Nelson, jamestown, N.
u References necessary.
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nHIR0PRAOTORs.

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Chironractor. the only specific pure
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