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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05
LITTLE LIMERICKS

Cupid this years on a lark,
He's "dinger" at hitting the mark.
Though he shoots well by day,
l have heard people say
That he does his best work when it's
dark, M. 5. h.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05

A nifty young Nimrod named Mold
Went fishing one day when twas cold
The fishing was bum,
And although he caught some
'Twasn't nearly as much as he told.
M. S. H.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1920-02-05

Rossford's a pretty fine town,
It's factories have gained world re
nown.
It's sugar is grand,
In it there's no "sand,"
But they won't even sell us pound.
M. S. H.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Tex Richard Is
Visitor Here

Tex Richard. veteran promoter and
handler Of boxers, was a visitor in Ell
Paso for a brief time Monday after
noon. Mr.. Ricilard was en- route to
the Pacific coast and dropped off in
this city for 8 short time to visit
several friends.
This Is the first visit OF Mr.
Richard to FL Paso since about 20
years ago and he expressed surprise
at the growth OF the city since he
was here before During his stay IN
the city. which was limited to about
three hours because Of pressure Of
business in Los Angeles. MI Rickard
was the guest Of Cliff Robinson, a
prominent FL Paso cattleman with
within he was associated many years
ago. Mr. Rickard is now Interested
in the oil business IN the Ranger and
Comanche fields and has several
wells now producing thousands Of
barrels daily
"El Paso certainly has great pos
sibllities as a business and athletic
center" said the famous promoter
during his stay here. 7 would like
to visit Juarez, but have not got
the time"
Mr.. Richards last big business
venture was the promotion OF the
Dempsey heavyweight title
battle in Toledo. o., on July 4. He is
now attempting TO arrange a match
between Carpenter. the French
champion and Dempsey for the
worlds title.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Thrilling FeatS Mark Field
MeetOfEighth CauuL1.Nnen

CENEkAL thousands OF FL Pasoans
y and members Of the border milf
tary patrol were interested spec
tators Of the field meet Of the Eighth
cavalry held Monday on the parade
ground at Fl Bliss All OF the events
were mounted.
Competition was particularly close
in the enlisted mems jumping con
tests and il required several extra
judges TO decide the victor. Srgt.
Forbes, riding the horse Of the late
Capt. Neal, finally took first honors
in this event
Capt. shnfer won the officers
jumping race with n perfect score
from n large field. The pony e1-
press race WIS also keenly con-
tested, private CoEEleshall win
ming this event with private
WiEhtmnn coming in second and
Corp. BrundaEe third.
Col George T. Langhorne. com
mander Of the Eighth regiment, ex-
pressed his approval OF the conduct
Of the men during the meet and was
gratified ar their splendid physical
condition. The winners were given
beautiful ribbons as prizes. red. blue
and yellow The prizes were pre-
scented 10 the victors By Mrs. c. c
Smith and Mrs. Diuman-
List Of events and winners: Event
No. /. bending race-Hr- Giffin. troop
F, % seconds Srgt- Baleuce, troop c,
q seconds; Srgt- Reed, troop H. p
seconds.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
ManyCandidatesA reLining
Up For Texas Varsity Team
This Season; MnLcahyLs One

A UsTIN. Tex. Feb. 2s.-More than
n 35 candidates for the baseball
squad Of the University Of Texas
are out for practice daily on Clark
field. OF this number II are letter
men with experience ranging from
one year to three years on previous
university mines number Of the
letter men are prewar diamond stars
who have returned TO the university
and will prove valuable additions 10
the Orange team this season
Among the prewar veterans are
Dudley English. left fielder, who can
also be called for mound duty in case
Of necessity MaLey Hart, premier
catcher Of the 1917 team. and Bus
Gillett- the terror OF all opposing
batsmen in 1917.
some Snappy Men
The following men compose the
1870 baseball squad, letter men being
Indicated by asterisks before their
names
Catchers - albert Grip Penn.
austin sAlaOey Hart. Austin; H
Wiuiford. Fairfield / NJ Bates. Fl
Campo Wheeler Trout, Laredo; ". A
Schieffer. Austin; Joe Howe. Austin
Pitchers-+L W. Gillette. Alpine.
'B. A. (Bib) Falk. Austin; Edward
p. Ross. Cold Spring; sRalph Barry.
Navasota5 carl Mcnamara Austin;
'Dudley English. Kennard: John
lRube) Mulcahy. FL Paso; Fred
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Event No. ?. potato race-Horse-
sheer Owens, troop G. Pvt Sibylsl.
troop H. Pvt Hagadoru. troop J.
Event No 3. pony eXpress-Fy-t
Coggeshall, troop X Pvt Wightman.
troop H; Corp. Brundage. troop B.
Event No 4, military jumping
SrgL Forbes, troop <; Corp Adelphia.
troop K Srgt- Apperson, troop A
Event No 5. Roman race-Srgr
Denkowski. troop I; Corp. Wearver.
troop L; PVT Beaver. headquarters
troop.
Event No. 6. mounted tug OF war
first, troop F. second, troop G; third,
troop H
Event No. z. slow mule race-Pvt.
Fino. supply troop; Pvt Dawson.
supply troop: Pvt Holiday, supply
troop
Event No. s. rescue race-Pvts.
Hoffman and Leo. troop II. Pvts.
Rose and Stewart. troop d; Srgt.
Coocher and Pvt. Woodland, troop C.
Event No. g. controlled steeple
chase-Srgt- Harris. troop X; Corp.
Byrne, II. G. troop; Srgt. Cuekos.
troop C.
Event No. 10. umbrella race-Pvt.
Sibylski. troop n; Srgt Balence. troop
c; Pvt Lewis, troop A
Event No II. mounted wrestling
Troop D. troop F, troop L.
Event No. u. officers jumping
Capt L. A Shafer. Capt. Y. P. Brine.
Capt n F. kleepfer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Nothing Is More Deceptive
In Golf Than Judgment OF
Distance; Good Eye Is Help

see that this constant study and
practice results IN the player getting
a splendid idea Of he limitations Of
every one OF his clubs2 soon he
realizes that his wood is good for
$50 yards, his midiron for $50 and
SO on
Gets Proper Distance.
This 10 is a simple matter FOR the
player TO adjust his game TO every
hole he encounters and, by reading
the card. knows just what club 10
get from his caddy before playing
stroke. But this whole matter Of
distance is one that a player alone
must work out. Instructors cannot
tell you how 10 get. distance It is
up TO the individual TO find that out
himself
I know that my fair success on
various courses is due 10 The fact
that know what to expect from my
clubs I use only that one which
experience tells me is the proper one
for the distance TO be covered one
has but to know the length OF each
new hole. If IL Is long you subtract
the length Of your drive from the
total length aid apply the schem
outlined. I am sure ir VIII work just
as well for others OF course Il
takes patience and study, but they
are virtues which hold reward in any
line Of efforL-Copyrigh 1890. Sol
Metzger.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
FRANKIE MASON
IS ALSO 4
VETERAN

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-Jimmy
IN Wilde worlds flyweight cham
pion. VIII get a real chance TO
prove his class against a boy OF his
own weight when he meets frankie
Mason, the Fort Wayne midget. at
Toledo the latter part Of this month
Ad Ihacher, president Of the Toledo
Athletic club. landed Wilde after a
long chase Promoters in various
cities in the middle west were camp
ing on the trail Of the British fly-
weight, and Thacher had TO boost the
ante TO $4,000 before Jimmy signed
the papers
The match is one OF the most at
tractire Of the year 1t viii be
real championship affair. over the T.
round route, and Wilde VIII have 70
ability, for in Mason he VIII meet an
aggressive opponent
Wnde'z recent knockout victory
over Nike Ertle in Milwaukee
was a boost to both his reputation
and his confidence. He ran into
the surprise Of his life when he
met Jack shurkey in his first
bout on this side Of the pond, and
his stock fell pretty low for "A
while. In fact, his defeat by
SharlCey caused the international
boxing club, Of New York TO
cancel a boxing show which had
oae OF the couutry'E leading ban
tamE rs the headliners-
If Wilde can defend his title sue
cessfuIiy against Mason, however, he
Eiu win back much OF MS lost pres
tiEe. But he viii have no cinch- This
Fort Wayne boy, they tell US. Is the
sort Of a boxer who goes out ana gets
EN-. He is clever and a fairly hard
hitter for a little fellow what's
more, Mason is going 10 make the fly
y eight pOundage for Wilde. and the
title viii be placed in jeopardy.
They Like Mason
v La T
made his reputation. they believe ne
has good chance 10 beat Wide. The
Indiana lad is not very well known
in other parts OF the country, largely
because he has come TO the front
within the past year, though he has
been a boxer for 10 odd seasons
Mason began boxing when he
was 20 years old. Today he has
pissed his seth milestone, and the
army a. responsible for the fact
that he a. devOtinE all Of his
time to the ring. he came to the
front within n few short months
by defeating some Of the best
haufamFFeiEhta in the country
and he says he Is going after the
b1utnmFFefEht title as well nH the
crown held By Jimmy Wide
Boxing is a sort OF second Venture
with Mason He started out in the
newspaper business and used 10 DoN
on the side Then along came Ine
war. and Mason found himself IN one
OF Uncle Sans canronments- There
he boxed continually, and there also
he determined 10 stick 10 boxing as
a profession and give the ink pots the
cold shoulder. That ne has made q
wise move is proven by a substantial
bank account in Fort wayne ana
offers from promoters ali over the
Mason Is a mite OF a boxer He
claims he can make los pounds and
he viii be down TO real flyWeight
poundage for Wilde, as he hopes 10
take the title from the Briton and
viii not permit overweight TO stand
in his way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Leissuer. Cuero. Oswald Carlton
Houston. Jim Jones. Austin Ma1ey
Moore. Clebuure. Kenneth McCalla,
san Antonio.
First base-sB A. FAX. Austin.
aRalph Barry. Navasota- Howard
fitzgerald. Eagle Lake Ed ADAMS
Houston, A. o. krausk0pf. Fred
ericksburE-
Second base-sGe0rge Mccullough.
Waco, A. ID. SANFORD; William P Nc
Lean. Fort Worth; George W. John
son. Giddings.
Shortsrop-sS aWnie (SwOg) Robert
son. Fred Baucom. Milford
Outfielders-sD c. Bobby Can
non. Bishop eBih PAX. Austin ,
Dudley English. kennard. Hugo
Auler. ElEin- Howard Van Zandt, Fort
Worth
T. G. Nowlin. valley Mills; Ernest
Ball Dyer. Tenn; Fred Laurentz,
Port Arthur.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Bankers To Clash
With Myers Five

some fast basketball is anticipated
tonight IN the Y. n. C. A gymnasium
when the First National bank and
Myers teams meet at Sis o'clock. The
Myers team has not won a game so
far this season but the players have
been practicinE consistently and hope
70 defeat the bank quintet. Director
Wilson McVey is expecting a large
crowd Of fans to be on hand as both
teams have a tremendous following
The last games of the league are 10
be played Saturday night and the
winning team Of the City league flag
race Will be decided az this time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
JuareG Racing ReObenS In
FALL Conditions Permitting

OFFICIALS Of -he Juarez Jockey
u club plan 70 renew racing next
fan az the home Of the club, east
Of Juarez. If border conditions per-
nit, Il was stated Tuesday morning
by secretary Harry BrievoEel, who
has been IN Il Paso for the past few
days
1Ir- Briev0gel came here 20 call a
meeting OF the officials and directors
Of the club 10 discuss conditions and
see what efforts could be made to
resume racing at the Mexico track
The last meet at the track was in
1916. the entrance Of the United
States into the world war making
il impossible TO stage further races
there. The passport law which pro-
vides that q perso- must have a Dor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
HarbertSon Wins
From BritiSher

Ogden. Utah. Feb. 2s.-Jack Har-
bertson. OF Ogden. defeated sam
Chaplain. British light heavy-w eight
wrestling champion, Monday night.
when Chapman conceded the first
fan after one hour. two minutes and
SIS seconds when Harbertson had a
toe hold and arm lock. and lost the
second fail in five minutes and 30
seconds. Harbertson using a reverse
body hold Ad Santell. who previous
~ defeated both wrestlers. had prom
ised a return bout to the victor.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

der permit before they can cross the
river is another hindrauce. but If
this Is removed there is little doubt
but that racing can be resumed
Held Annual Meets.
Prior 20 1915 annual meets were
held at the Juarez track Of ZOE days.
The races would open on Thanksgiv-
ing day and extend into April. post
ponements being caused at different
times by weather conditions. In the
event racing can be resumed this fan
at the track il viii open on Thanks
giving day. but the term OF the meet
is not known
The Juarez race track is said to be
one OF the most beautiful in the world
and is the fastest mile and one-ei Ehth
track in North America
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Tog Angeles, cam, Feb. z4--hn-
tries for the opening race in the new
Los Angeles speedway which was
postponed because Of rain, from Mon
day to next Saturday, were reopened
today, the management announced
Monday night It is planned to close
entries Wednesday night and run
elimination trials Thursday Cliff
Durant and John White are among
the drivers afforded an opportunity
OF becoming contenders by the re-
opening OF entries.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Del Monte. calf Feb. zA.-Three
rounds Of strenuous golf competition
we're necessary before Il A. Nc
tlaughlin. Colorado star amateur
champion, Monday was declared the
1irsr winner Of the Pebble Beach gold
vase The playoff 1ifst triple tie for
first place left Mclaughlin and p
Walker Salisbury stiu on an even
EoorinE, with Sc strokes each The
third trial Monday resulted in Nc
Laughlin's victory with an 81 against
5alisburT's 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Owner Frazee. OF the Red Sox. says
he can buy several stars with the
money received from the Yankees for
Babe Ruth. Perhaps he can. but with
the exception OF the Boston moguls
few big league owners are selling
stars nova davs-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

New DrIelns- la, Fe6- li--HarneT
Adair OF New York was given the de-
dsion over Young Denny OF New Or
leans at the end OF the 18th round
in the fight Monday night After the
fifth round Adair was the aEgressor
and won every round. The men fought
as Welterweights.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Portland. Maine Feb 24--Pal
Moore Of Memphis and Jack Sharkey
Of New York fought - rounds Non
day night. Moore excelling in his in
fight but Sharkey landing the harder
blows. Under the state laws no de-
cision could be given
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Holt. Of England, made his debut In
ring here By losing 10 Battling
Murray. Of Philadelphia Murray
knocked the EnElisman down five
times in the first round. After he had
floored Holt twice in the second the
referee stopped the bout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Tabloid Sketches OF
NeU Major Leaguers

ROY MOORE. PHILADELPHIA
Born-Austin, Texas. October "a.
1S9s
Bats Both ways Throws -
Lefr handed
Weight-1s5 pounds Hsisht-s
club in 1913 - waco. Texas
league
First engagement - Waco. fl
ISIS
War reccrd ~ Eight months a.
Camp Logan
1913 record - Victories. Is de-
1eats. 15- innings pitched. z5s-
earned runs TO The game. 4l1-
srrfEeours. 11a, bases on balls. rs
hit harsmeu. a. Wild pitches. g.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24


Fowser has already started train
ing for his meeting with shanks and
is working out with Del Hawkins
Red Hogan and several other likely
boys.
Frankie T. in good condition a.
the present time and a. confident
that he will be returned a victor
over the hard hitting FIFTH cav
airy champion. dad Daddy An
dersou f. chief second IN FoWHer's
camp and the big fellow Who
helped train Jack Johnson 30
many times l. getting the hard
hitting middlewe--ht Into good
shape for the meetinE.
slam wilson. the speedy cavalry
man. has been matched 20 meet Dial
Hawkins IN an eight round semi-fiual
to the Sheuks- EoWser battle This
meeting alone IS going 20 be well
worth the trip 10 see The bout VIII
mark the initial -ppearance o. Ha77-
kins here while W wilson IS anxious 20
spring a comeback
Red Hogan. that sterling Fl Paso
featherweight favOrite. Is 20 meet
Riley Of the Quartermaster corps in n
six round preliminary Marchmaker
Erwin is sparing neither time. money
or energy ia his efforts 20 lire ur a
card which VIII please the II Paso
fans
Battling Chico II. the fast Ht.le
featherweight viii meet some tough
boy in the curtain raiser
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

'fPooch" Donovan came in for his
share Of praise for Harvard's vic
tory over the Oregon football team.
The Crimson trainer had the Harvard
squad in grand shape for the gridiron
harrla
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Fred Faller Of Boston and Pat Nc
Donald Of New York are named twice
on the All-American track and field
teams. Faller is the 10 mile and
cross country champion. and McDon-
aid holds the shot put and S. pound
weight championships
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Akron. Ohio. Feb 24.-Sergeant Ray
smith. Of Newark. " J.. knocked out
Jack Counors. Of New York. in the
second round OF a scheduled p round
boxing contest Monday night. The
men are heaVywelghts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Memphis. Tenn. Feb z+--Sam
LanEford. Boston negro heavyweight.
knocked out Battling Gahee. Memphis
negro. in the second round OF a
scheduled round bout Monday night
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
BUGS
WILL MEET To
ORGANIZE

WHEN the managers assemble We'd
w nesday night I'm the office OF Mai.
j. McCamant in the Martin
building 70 discuss the organization
o. a City league this year there viii
undoubtedly be one Of the Invest
gatherings held so far In the history
Of local baseball
Umpire Harry Kane who Is father
Ing the organization Of the league
until officials for the little circuit
are elected VIII preside at the meet
ing and VIII start the ban rolling
with the announcement that il is in
grade standard Of baseball this year
lie VIII follow this By receiving ap-
ullcatious from managers who desire
TO have their teams represented in
the circuit When complete poll IS
taken the work Of getting down 20 a
permanent organization viii start and
officials viii be selected to pilot the
offsirs Of the league through the
season TO q successful termination
VIII Be Three Men.
Prominently mentioned for presi-
dent Of the league are three men. MAJ
1IcCamaul judge Charles Pollock and
MAJ James H Conlin-
Each d. well known to the fans
OF the city and military district
and their Individual ability is
well known Mai. McCamnnt
headed the league lat season and
Il can Justly be stated that City
a more prosperous year than 1913
He was continually on the job
doing one thing or another to help
he League and there viii I'M
dOuhtedly be a large number Of
booster who would like to see
Ehis aggressive fan back Of the
job rs ehiee executive Of the 1870
orEuui1afiou-
1iaj- Conlin is remembered by the
FANS as MANAGER Of the zone supply
team which with Rube Muleahy as
1Wirler gave the Eighth engineers q
hard run for hnnors until the south
paw star entered Texas University.
mai Conliu last season was identified
among the foremost boosters Of the
league and never hesitated TO give his
own time 20 better the affairs Of she
circuit- In the time Of financial stress
OF when he could aid IN straiEhten-
ing out affairs OF the league. Mai
Conlin gave his whole hearted CO.
operation and IL would not be in the
nature Of q surprise at all 20 see this
sterling ian head the league
And The aJudges Too.
Judge Pollock was president OF the
one knows what brand Of pep and
ginger mixed with sound business
abIlity 20 expect from this genial
bench holder
There Is not q more active
booster IN the state Of Texas for ]
good baseball than the Judge
and Il IS a fereEOne conclusion
that he would pilot the league TO
n successful end The uomtun-
tons Of Judge Pollock. Mai Nc
Cnmuut and Mai. COnlin viii be
made Mt the meeting Il IL expected 7
white n. Don the aggressive pilot
ef the Safety First team VII IN I
douhtedIy be placed in the Job
as sccretarE.
Certainly. there is a good deal OF
business 10 con- up at the meeting
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Vallejo. calf, Feb. 2f.--Boy" Nc
reskey in a ten round boxing match
held. here Monday under the auspices
Of the Mare Island Naval Training
camp
Petroskey was knocked down in the
second round blr regained his feet
Immediately
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
BOXING

4 HONTREAL. Canada. Feb. 2f--Eu-
mi gene Brosseau. champion Cana
dian middleweiEht knocked out
Young Anearu, once middlsW5iEhL
champion Of Europe ia the first round
Of scheduled ten round bout Monday
night.
After the fight. Mullens. manager
of Mike O'D0Wd. worlds middleWei ght
champion signed Brosseau TO fight
the former here May -, for the
worlds championship.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

this month and that the cheapest
grand stand seats will henceforth
be s., with boxes S1-5o and 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
SHANKS ACCEPTS
OFFER To MEET
ElMSER

WITH the receipt Of teIesram oI
w accordance from Kid Shauks
agreeing TO meet Frankie F'uWser
in the Studorium Motor group arena
on March 40. MATCHMAKER. j. A. Erts IN
announced Tuesday morning that na
had comDIeted his card Tor the even
mos auHarHa frr1anH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
HERALD SPORTS LEAD ALL

AL Of the latest news OF boxing, wrestling, zoo
bail baseball. Eof bowling tennis and other athlet
events found in the sport columns Of The Herald FL
leased wire service on all big games and matches Y
quests Tor Information sporting events given specs
attention by Sports Information Bureau Telephone 2o2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Il came about that ] picked u
the point because he was so fire.
quently asking me what club I was
going 10 use when we were about
the same distance from a green ]
noticed that when I told him a mashie
he played the same, or whatever club
It was I had decided on He cannot
understand IL that the results are
not always the same.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24
Prominent WATERS CONTRIBUTE

Tad Dorgan. noted sport Page ear5o9ln7ist @ne
and dopesters. 7. s Andrews boxing critic Ers.S5s
Ouiuet, Of the sreates5 alael5 sol5es II
lack baseball and uoAln6 NLl-1-7ls
eading contributors The Herald sports Department
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-02-24

Certainly. there is a good deal {
business TO com up at the meeting
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1920-12-03
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the probate court of Bingham
County, State Of Idaho.
In the matter Of the estate Of
George s. Davis, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the un-
dersigned, the executor Of the last
will and testament of George s.
Davis, deceased, to the creditors Of
and all persons having claims against
the said deceased to exhibit such
claims, with the necessary vouchers,
within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the exc
cutrix aforesaid at the office of John
w. Jones, on East Main street, In the
city of Blackfoot, Bingham County,
Idaho, which said office the under
signed selects as her place Of bust
ness in all matters connected with
the said estate of George s. Davis,
deceased.
Dated this November IL, 1920.
MARY q. DAVIS,
Executrix of the last will and tesla
ment of George s. Davis, deceased.
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