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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-07
Los c:rTaHc'stas he c. Ina.
rez 5sesIa5TG7 2 uT in.
aividgg ar rghar'o

FL PASO. Texas, AhTil 5.-A pc
So &c 4:!c los habitartcs dc Ia ciu
led ~~"ciHl ns:in acostumbrados q
JOS cSpcctlculos fucrtcs con una tar
- frccucncia dan los carranciStaS
a&ora 80 e~rcucntran horrv-i2ados cor
TN crimen cometido por los solda-
dos del gohicrno dc facto. la noche
d, marrcs ultimo. La reciente victi-
ma dc los carrancjstas fuc Gaspar
Torres, originario de La Ascension,
chihuahua, quien durante muchos
"nIs h2bia rcsiGidO en- la vecina ciu
dad, Ell compania dc su Humerosa IA
c!.i.r, tU5 ascsinaGo por sleIc so
'':os dc Il guagnici0n, sin que has
T.. cs;os momcnr6s hubiera habidc
nirgjn responsible. Persona que
p~",scncio los hechos, por una mera
caSuaiidad. r2ficre que por Ia Gale
ic tgartc, ccrca del rcbotc conocido
e n" dc LIcc-o, los soidados detu
E'r.on Il Torres. dcmandandolc TODD
Il u!acrO que Nevada; como~cste Sc
r"s:sticr0. fuc dcrrihado Il marrazos.
r2clhi"ndo variIs hcridas en- cl cuer
20, II en- Ia cabcza que probable-
m"7tc ic p-odujo la mucrtc. pucs 50
!c ycia una partc del cranco arran-
do. Los sojdado. 10 r~cgislraron.
uno dc los cuaics dice que ilcyaba
una capa azuI, ) otroS, que era su,
mamcntc jovcn al ycr que estaba
n.Iagto dispararon dos tiros al airc
gyra lamar a~la policia, ucsaparc-
cicndo del lugar dc la csccna SAN
gricnta.
La policia contempl6 cl cadaver
il,1;do en- la CANE y mIcntras trasml-
III: c! parte correspondence 4 Ia CO.
~@antaic.a, un numcrVsO grupo dc
gcatc SC rcunio ccrca dc aqucl Iu-
gus, hacienda concentrates acres por
!" coHducta Dc los soidados ascsinos.
Dic,se tambicn que entire este s.up,
81 hailaban varios lie los soldados no
miciuss, prorrumpiendo en- csclama
,.yHSs dc picdad para cl asesinato,
co0 cl fin dc despistar a la mlsma
puiicia.
Gaspar Torres habia rcsidido tam
bicn en- csta cludad. Era de CONT
n,nte snmrdtico, ~pcrtcncc.a d "a IL
miiiI dc Don Jose D. ID LA lo..
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Como
Mandar =.
Dinero
A Mexico

Con mucha frecuencia recibimos
cartas en- las que Sc nos pregunta
IA manera absolutamente segura
Y mas rapida para enviar dinero a
distintaS plazas de la Republica
MeXicana, asi como el modo mas
cficaz para traer dlnero de aquel
pals. En- seguida tenemos ell gusto
de Car UT informe a n%uestros Glen
ties, eli que no dudamos resultara
en- provecho de todos.
EXiste TN medic muy rapldo, ell
az ' absolutamente SECURE para
enviar dinero a cualouier ciudad de
ia Republica Mexicana, ell que ORE
&c, entire otras muchas, la yentaja
de que es de TODD punto impossible
! que los cl!entes pierdan un solo
| centavo, pues que la casa glrado-
"a toma hajo su LAS cStrlcta res
| ponsabIlidad tcdos los riesgoS, y
Sc cncarga de dar todos los pasos
ln~ecesarios a fin de evitar a nu-
| merosos clientes toda clase de mo-
lestias, DerdIdas y dificultades.
Los pages Sc hacen en- todas las
plazas de la citada Republica Me-
EXicana. DreciSamente en- pesos fuer
ties de plata meXicana o en- none.
Gas de orc nacioEal, pudiendo ha-
Ger tambien situacioneS en- doiares,
} sea dinero americana, 81 Ell Glen
te asi 10 prefieie.
Al desear situar dinero a cual-
ouier parte de Ia Republica, bas-
tara remitir = la casa giradora di-
nero americana, ash como Ct nom-
bre y direction complete de la per-
soma 4 quien debe remitirse en-
Mexico, Y Ia asa por conducto de
sus agentes Sc cncGrgara de haccr
!legar a manos de los ~ntereSados
ci dinero que Sc ordene, sin que
Ia persona que 10 remlte de este
pals tenga que molestarse ell cs-
cri1ir, nj enviar llbranzas, pues
que Ia casa glra6ora Sc encarga
de TODD clio. y ademas recogcra IN
recibo dc la persona a quien Sc lie
renlte e! dinero, el que cnvlara CO.
no c~cmprobantc a u clientes.
Al racibir el dinero americana,
la :asa giradora enviara al cliente
una carta de garantia, en- la que
consta cue 81 por cualquiera cir
crn.,aacla ell dinero no fucre IN
tregado a la persona GU e Sc desig-
~ en- Mexico, en- IN plazo razona-
Die, la casa Sc ccmpromcte a de-
vo,ver al girador la misma canti-
dad de dinero americana que reci-
BIZ, sin cobrarle absolutamente ma
II. per sus gestiones.
= Ia fecha esta casa ha situa-
do ell Mexico mas de trcscientos
nil pesos mexicancs y tienen el
gusro de no haber recibido nj una
Sola reclamation.
Para remitir el dinero america
10 Ct modo mas SECURE es sacar
I'm giro postal o giro de Express
pagaderc q la orden de Mayo's
Money Exchange o enviar los billie
tes en- carta certificada dcbiendo
rUtular ell sobre como sigue:
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Ell PARQUE BRECKENRIDGE.

e C~omisionado Lambert, anunclo
aver que manana domingo terdrla
iugar Ia formal aperture del Parque
Breckenridge. Durante la tarde, una
banda tocara ell la playa Y 81 ell item
pc es caliente, como TODD parece IN
~dicarlo, c~entenares de personals sc
entregaran a los p~laccrcs del baNo
Y Ia natacion.
En- vista dc los p~reparatIvos qIe
Sc han hccho Y las mejoras que SC
han i~ntroduciGo en- ell Parquc. sc cS-
pera que manana, que es e. dla Oil
cial de Ia entrada de IA PrImavera'
sta muy concurrido esa pasco, q cS
e, mas ncrmoso de San Antonio.
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PACIENTE.

La sonora esposa del senior Juan
Calder6n. de Monclova, Coahuila, Sc
encuentra desGe hace varios dias, en-
esta ciudad, a Ia que vino con ell OBJ
jcto de sujctarSe q IN tratamiento
mcdico, pues Sc halla cnferma. Aver
le fuc practicable Ell cI Hospital
Baylor una dciicadis;ma operation
~l:.",i~g:ca 20" los doctorcS mcXica-
i.55 Cara .&dapc y Long, sicndo
'"F rcsultados altamcntc Satisfacto-
rios.
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REGISTRO CIVIL.
Defunc;oncs.

Sonora c. R. Coronado-26 amos:
Gale de Sherman No. ll14.
Cecilia GonzaleZ-3 meses; Block
Quarry.
Reyes Delgado-2 meses; Calleion
San Patricio No. 120.
Maria Aredaria-5 mescs; Gallo Co
lima 1888.
Sonora ". VI. Quintcro-G amos;
.Avenida Jones V Rock Quarry.
Bcatriz Hernandez meses; Ca
lie n. San Saba No. 81.
Jose Maria Favila-l7 amos; Lea
ccnworth, Kan.
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Nagguia ia cugHta a Obrs.
g6n de- su victoria s0hrs
los tupss v|Iiistas
Par.e official rendido por el jefe
carrancisia que DONNA en-
chihuahua.

SIIa. n1 q : III S-DS-ic! -t%E
si.uicnte p2rte Official de ID accio1
!5rada contra los villistas en- Ia Ci;
lad de Chihuahua:
,C.ihuahua. via FL Paso Y Lare
!c. 50 al SIC. General Aware
u -oc5n.- H6nrome conan'car a us
Sed que e. cnemigo, en- ndmcro aPro-
..nadamen52, dc tres mil qulnIentos
nmb9cs al mando dc los cabecillas
.nc!sco Villa. Nicolas Fernandez
.crJnima v2Gi'la. Grcgorio Bcltran
Martin LOPEZ, Eulogio Ortiz, AgUs
g: Garcia, Margarito Salinas Y O.
,os, daspues de ha0cr hostilizado,
iu!ante IA nOche anterior, nuestras
~.1-a2adas, por ei rumbc de las Es
.oyaa. :obre la Via del Noroeste. hoy
as cinco Y media dc Ia manana
:Hrprcndicron IN duro y v~iolento
!taQue sobre nuestras posiciones es-
l5!ccidas en- el sector que compren
&c " c-'e."" "S' CN"',". : pa"
tc'n : {! i'aSI'o "e )" o.'""u' p""
o. '9H'S LOS que 'S'"i' S''u""o'
Al NG!ocSic ' ell I"S "'uc'"' oe i"
563i""l'". ''@ '""@ "Sc!S-'n ' '"ei
=! hic'."pA :" "eicI5a &c dicA'S pc
ic!oEcS, c. pfimcT ha'aioh' " 4aS
'"!"ncs DC! Coronc! AguStln Aor"
] oc.2vu, 4 las del IcHlcnte CoFonc!
J. \. Soils; los Que niande rcforzai
.Ua 81 s&ptimo Battalion dc Juchite
49,, Il. mando del Tcniente Cogonc.
J1m!;ngo Sibajl. Y del decimo Bata.
len de Sonora, dc las fuerzas del
i.2.ral Guii.crmu Chavez. Dtchos
."ta!,oaoS. 4 pcsar dc no repreScn
g.. nm tcrccra partc del num-ro de.
rom uo cro los atacaba. 10 pudic
.c, r~rs.,,ir con dcnueGo liuraute
ra, fire., b,r,s en- uue dirigi6 i
.r.s;r;1 lincas differences Y fuertcs
.. peg. : .jcn,ip rccha2a,io en- todas
go. con rl fucro dc nucsCra fusile-
:, .mnt.ra5pras ali cmp,aZa
H., 81 nrop;o ticmDo ordcnc Gus
.: cabaIjerias de Ia "a 81 Y 6a. BIZ
-;ia,, = - Regimicnto dc Sono-
- la, 6rJcnes de los Generates He
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-~ioYlg7 r71a''p- c>-i,'aio.. Ea."c l0~
nris;onoros r,;t pc~fec.amcate ii1r
iricslo 81 l;amado General Miguel
Saavedra. euicn con sus compalc-
.os fgG p2sado por las armas.
Por nuestra partc tcnemos que
rrm,ntar la mucrLc del Coroncl An
orin Gaxiola. Jcfc de 3StaGo Ma
o dc la Brigada CcniccroS. y la de-
Cap:taa 10. Ramon Gonzalez. asi
ONO Il los hcridcs Coroncl Cruz
Natcos, Tcnicnto Cor"nel jun GU
ora, Mayor Reyes Zapata, Mayer
Valcnto Nalcnzuela y ot"oS cue en-
,artc p]ostcrior Y mas deta'iaFio cor,
ignari sus nombrcs. pudlenGo "sA
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NucveS dcmandas prcscrtadas

Carrie Mathis ' s%oc;os, contra Ii.
J. Walt:rhouscr: .iu:cio sobrc t%ituIos.
VI. Piowaty and Son, contra Roy
Campbell ' s~ocios; falta dc cumpl!-
micntO / IN cnntrat0.
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Nucvss Demands ~preScntaGas
Jesus JiIGCncz. contra Martin Mo-
raItS: 2Iocjdr de Ia Corte de Justi
Cia.
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45a. Cortc dc Distriio.


s &. Tay.vc: lucz:
". Schulz ' Socius. contra !. K.
Davis, Jucz dcI Condatjo y %Socios; en-
Jurado.
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Nucvas dcmspdas prcscntadas.
l. 0. Torrcll and Son, contra Ida
Z. Neal; Danes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

Mrs. Ralph w. Lobenstein, who has
been in Ocala for the past six weeks,
expects to leave the latter part OF the
week for her home in New York Mrs.
Lobenstein, as Miss Nan Williams,
was a very popular Ocala girl. Before
coming to Ocala this winter she mas
very i'll. so her visit home this time
has been a quiet one. Mrs. Loben
stein has as her guest for few days
her mother-in-law, who is spending the
winter at st. Augustine.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16
A DOLLAR STORE

Mr.. B. Goldman is just back from
New York. While there he made ar
rangements to rent the store now run
as a pawn shop for Dollar Limit
Store which are becoming very pop
ular in many cities.
The store will be chock-a-block with
goods of all descriptions, but no arti-
Gle will be sold for more than one
dollar. OF course many things viii
be sold for less than a dollar. The
prices will range from one cent to
one hundred cents.
Mr. Goldman is already moving the
stock of goods formerly carried in the
pawn shop into his own store. and the
new store will be re-opened as soon as
the new goods arrive from New York
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16
NOTICE

OF Application for Tax Deed Under
a. Section S of Chapter 1888, Laws
o. Florida
Notice is hereby given that Il. A.
Hogan, purchaser of tag certificate
No. 1856. dated the LIST day of June A
D., 1914, has filed said certificate in
my office and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law. Said certificate embraces
the following described property sit
uated in Marion county. Florida. to-
wit: NeH of neA og sell and sell of
sell of Sell of sec %, tip 13. s. %. o.
The said land being assessed at the
date of the issuance of such certifi-
cate in the name of New South F. &
H. Co. Unless said certificate shall
be redeemed according to law, tax
deed will issue thereon the 10th day
of April. A. d., 1917.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the 18th day of March, A. D.,
1911
(SeaD P Fl. NUGENT.
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion Co., Fla.
3-16-5tw
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16
PROGRAM OF LAKE WEIR CLUB,
EAST LAKE, MARCH II, 1912

PART
Graphaphone Song Mccormick.
History of st. Patrick-Mrs. Win
tiers, Eastlake.
Whistling Songs-Mr. Miller, South
Lake.
Ukulele Duet-The Misses Pyles,
Ocala.
Intermission
PART II
Irish Song-Miss Willis, accompan.
led by Miss Carahan. South Lake.
Chalk Talk-Mr. S. F. Wilson,
Ocala.
Acrobatic Stunts-Mr. Miller, South
Lake.
Recitation-Mrs Winters, Eastlake.
Graphophone music
intermission
PART III
Ukulele Duet-The Misses Pyles,
Ocala.
Clog Dance-Mr. Miller. South Lake.
Irish Song-Miss Carahan and Miss
Miller, South Lake.
Chalk Talk-Mr s. F. Wilson,
Ocala.
Dance-Miss Blair Woodrow and
Mr.. Carlton Erwin.
Admission, % cents. All invited.
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and ordered paid, to-wit:

I anu paul, lO-Wll.
Fine and forfeiture fund: Nos 4641
! TO Abs S42S.92: general fund Nos
! 4464 to 1880 s1,22S.55 road fund Nos
/ 9O92 to 1921 $3.O51.49: agricultural
fund Nos. 633 to 635 $4,000; outstand
! ing indepedness fund Nos. 500 to sos
$51522: sub-road district No. /, s1.31
The county judge, justices of peace
tax collector, county depository and
inspector of marks and brands fieled
reports. which were accepted.
The board adjourned until March
18th. at 8 O'Clock a. M.
W. D. earn Chairman.
Attest: p. IL. NUGENT, Clerk.
Ocala, Florida, March 18th, 1917.
The board of county commissioners
convened with Commissioners earn,
Davis, Fort and Huffman present.
On motion OF Commissioner Fort
seconded by Commissioner Davis it
was ordered that Mr. VIM. Hooker be
requested to appear before the board
and give information relative to
framing amendments
On motion it was ordered that wit
ness certificates Nos. 600 and go be
certified to the Commercial bank of
Ocala for payment from fine and FOR
fixture fund
Mr.. w. O. Brewer appeared before
the board and made complaint of con
dition of public road, recently granted
through land of Theopilus Williams.
In order to assist in promoting the
agricultural interest of the county a
committee to assist and work with r.
w. Blackjack, county demonstrators
was appointed by the board consist
ing of the following named persons:
W. d. earn, Ocala; Carl Ray, Mar
tel; Lands Bitch. Blitchton; Fred
Bull, Shady; Sam Martin, FIT Mccoy;
E. c. Boucher, Anthony; w. NJ. Gist,
Mcintosh; l.. K. Edwards, Irvine; E.
A. Weathers, Emathla; Nathan Mayo,
Summerfeld; John huffman, Spar;
Y. c. Chambliss, Ocala; John Martin,
Moss Bluff: w. T. Henderson, Lynne
-. F. CocOwitch, Dunnellon: W. d.
Young, Juliette; E. L. Wartman,
Citra; S. H. Gaitskill. Mcintosh: VI. L.
Payne, Fairfield; Fred Meffert, Low
ell; Ed Rou, Reddick; F. P Town
send, Martin; J. d. Proctor Pedro; J.
T. Hutchins, Romeo.
Mr. VIM Hooker appeared before
the board and was employed y them
to draft number OF laws TO be pre-
scented to the legislature to convene
next month
Bond of NJ. L. Mershoa as notary
was approved.
Board adjourned.
". D. earn. Chairman,
Attest p II. NUGENT, Clerk.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16
LAKE WEIR w. C. r. U.

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
The W c. T. L. of Lake Weir held
its regular meeting March Sth.
The opening song was followed by
devotional service.
A vote OF thanks was given to the
committee who provided Transports
ton to the meeting of the Lady Lake
union on March l. A report of that
meeting was given by Mrs Douglass.
= Nc5 decided TO have the regular
Easter bazaar in the near future. for
which the following committee chair
men were appointed: Candy commit
tee, Miss Grace Simpson; refresh
ment committee, Miss Carrie Frank;
handmade articles for sale, Mrs. Jas.
Fyfe.
A report of the essay work begun
in the school was given by Miss Grace
Simpson.
AS the leader. Mrs V. p Kelsey.
was absent Mrs. Sigmon took her
place and an impromptu discussion
followed on the subject. "A Plea for
Total Abstinence"
An account of the growth of the
Christian citizen department was read
from the yearly report books.
Nine members answered to the roll
call and the meeting adjourned until
March 22nd
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

Mr. and Mrs. W. r. Goodwin Of Chi
cago and Woodmar. were among the
we'll known visitors to Ocala Tuesday.
They returned on Sunday from most
delightful automobile trip to Miami
and other points on the east coast.
They came up especially to see their
young friend, Mr. Charles Duval, who
is at home from Fort Pierce for a
week.
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wards, who is down from the north
visiting the Brooks family at their
Lake Weir home. They were the
guests of Mrs. George MacKay until
Wednesday.
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Mr.. Goldman says that money seems
to be the most plentiful thing in New
York. Even in the big theaters signs
are in evidence saying that potatoes
will be received in payment for thea
ter tickets.
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ter from your intestines, the burden
of the blood. Get that sluggish spring
fever feeling out of your system,
brighten your eye. clear your complex
ion. Get that vim and snap of good,
purified. healthy blood. DR.. King
New Life Pills are a non-griping laxa-
tive that aids natures process. Try
them tonight. At all druggists, Csc
m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

The Marion Camp OF Confederate
Veterans was the first organization in
the country, north or south, to en-
dorse the president and send him con-
gratulatory resolutions
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

Mrs NJ. A. TenEyck and her sister,
Mrs. Edmondson. have returned home
from a few days. visit with friends
at Leesburg
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

Rev. R. D. Dodge went to Tampa
this morning to spend the day. He
went over to undergo throat opera
Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

Miss Florence Brooks came up from
Lake Weir Tuesday. She was ac-
companied by her aunt, Miss Ed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1917-03-16

You Need . Spring Laxative
Or. Kings New Life Pills will re.
move the accumulated wastes OF win
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09

height convenient for the men riding
on the rear footboard. The truck
will be equipped with an electric
siren horn of an exceptionally clear
and penetrating tone. The chemical
tank is 35 gallons in capacity and is
tested to hydrostatic pressure of 400
pounds to the square inch and has a
bursting strength equal to 900 pounds
to the square inch. The tank is con-
nected to the automatic hose reel by
a series of pipes and valves. In the
system of piping is an intake cou-
pling to which 212 inch fire hose
may be connected.
The valves are so arranged that
fresh water may be taken direct from
the fire plug hydrant, and may be
run into the tank or thru the chemi-
cal hose or both. In other words
when the chemical tank has been
emptied a continuous stream of
fresh water may be thrown on the
fire thru the chemical nozzle at the
same time the chemical tank is be-
ing ref1lled from the hydrant. The
piping is fitted with a brass pressure
gauge which registers the pressure
from the hydrant or tank as desired.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09
FIERCE LITERARY WAR
IS WAGED In CHOKIO
East and West Sides of Village Line
Up Against Each Other-Loos-
ers Give Banquet

The Village of Chokio is divided
into two hostile camps-or rather
they would be hostile if the wal
that is being waged between the
East and West sides of the village
was anything but literary con-
test.\ There is a contest now going
on between the East Side Commun-
ity Club and the West Side Commun-
ity Club that will be ended March
20. Each club give three literary
programs and judges decide on the
points scored by each program.
At the present time the West Side
club is in the lead by So points and
each club has given two programs
The East Side will give it's final pro
gram next Thursday night and the
West Side will make its last appear
ance in the contest March 20.
The most successful, program OF
the leaders was given last Monday
night before large crowd at the
Loveland hall eight miles south OF
Chokio. The East Siders are not in
the least dismayed by the lead that
their opponents have at the present
and expect to make such a showing
next week that they will be able to
make close bid for the champion
ship.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09
WHEATON FAILS TO
COME FOR B. V. GAME
Browns Valley Defeats Town Team
Here; Seniors of High School
Defeat Juniors

Browns Valley High School is
claiming the basket ball champion
ship of the west central part of the
state because the Wheaton High
School team did not appear Satur-
day at Morris to play the game that
was to settle the disputing claims of
the two schools. Browns Valley was
here for the game and when their
opponents from Wheaton did not
appear played pick up team from
the Morris High School and the In
dependents. Browns Valley won a
hard played game by the score of 35
to 18.
The Browns Valley and Wheaton
basket ball teams had each lost a
game to the other, Wheaton winning
the first game and Browns Valley
the second. Each team had won
from all of the other teams they had
played during the season. The
teams then agreed to play on a
neutral corut the game that was to
decide the championship for the west
part of the Seventh Congressional
mar will meet soon to play the de-
Gliding game for the championship
of the district, for Willmar has de-
feated all of the teams in the east
zern part Of the district and Browns
Valley has the best claims to the
western part.
Last Friday morning the seniors
of the hioh school triI1noD Dhod ovor
the juniors in basket ball. The up
per classmen had an easy time win
ming a As to II score.
Examinations for the past six
weeks work at the high school were
given last Thursday and Friday. If
one is able to attach any signifi-
canoe to the scowls that appeared
on countenances where grins we're
usually found, it is perhaps a safe
bet to say that the exams" weren't
the easiest or the most welcome.
Friday evening the Sixth and
Seventh grades of the high school
building lost a we'll played basket
ball game to the Fourth and Fifth
grades of the same building. The
score of the game was to 4.
During the past week spelling
tests we're given thruout the grades
of the high school and Longfellow
building. The result of the tests
will be compared with other schools.
The tests we're sent out by the Col
lege of Education of the University
of Minnesota.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09
MANY PENDING CASES
SETTLED OUT OF COURT
Court Cases Begin Next Week
Case of Hunter VS.. Great North
ern Railway Now on Trial

The first case of the March term
of court to be heard before a jury
was the case of Stanley G. Hunter
VS.. the Great Northern railway that
began Wednesday morning. The case
was still before the court late yes
terday afternoon. There are three
other personal injury cases against
the Great Northern Railway on the
calendar and these will probably be
heard today and tomorrow. The re-
mainder of the cases have either
been settled or will be tried before
the court next week.
The court was busy Monday hear
ing applications for citizenship and
Tuesday number of cases that
were settled we're reported before
the court. There are a number OF
county and judicial ditch cases to
be tried next week, but the princi-
pal interest is centered about the
four personal injury cases against
the Great Northern railway and the
case Of the Northwestern Telephone
Co., VS.. the City Of Morris.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1917-03-09
Receives Valuable Family Letter

Receives Valuable Family Letter
Northfeld independent A cir
culating family letter that was start
ed Is years ago arrived last week on
it's 10Th round at the T. r. Doherty
home in this city. The letter circul-
ates among the Lyons cousins" de-
cendants of David Lyon, who came
to Massachusetts, in colonial times.
One branch of the family owned
Bunker Hill at the time Of the
battle there in Revolutionary times.
The family is now widely scattered
and is represented in almost every
state of the union and also in far-off
Hawaii. The package Of letters just
received by Mr.. Doherty contains an
interesting description of volcanic
crater in Hawaii. The letters are for
warded between members of the
family in a strong linen sack, and
"a cents in postage is now required
to carry the package.