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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
NOTICEt
Bids Invited for Building a Bridge
Over BTeak-OVer Near Ratliff's

Ferry, i'm Beat No. 3.
De il ordered by the Board that
the clerk of this Board be authorized
to receive bids up to noon, on the
first Monday in March, 1928, for
building a bridge across break over
near Ratliff's Ferry, on the Ludlow
and Canton Public road, in Beat ).
according to plans and specifications
on file in the office of the Chancery
Clerk. The Board reserves the right
to reject any or all bids.
S. ID. DONNELL, Clerk.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15

FOR SALE:-White Leghorn eggs.
$3.50 per setting. W. Grey Ellis.
Florence, Miss.
Mar s. 1872 29-c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15

adding to and cquipping school
buildings for said consolidated school
district.
Witness our signatures. this It'll
day of March, 1923.
G.. G.. SPRAGUE,
]. s. ROBERTS.
j. w. McRAE,
Election Commissioners.
Mar. SID % 29-c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
Feb. 81 Mar Is 15-c
NOTICE
notice.!

State of Mississippi,
To VandOr l.. Goodwin, Defendant.
You are commanded to appear be.
fore the Chancery Court of the
County Of Rankin, in said state, or
the 18th Monday of March, A. Il.
1923. to defend the suit in said
court of Mrs. Vanie V. Goodwin
wherein you are a defendant.
This the 2Sth day of February
A. ID. 1923.
S. ID. DONNELL,
Chancery Clerk
1-S-l5-22-c
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1923-03-15
NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT
DEFENDANT

State of Mississippi, Rankin County.
To Findlay Lumber and Coal Com
pany. Defendant. r. @. Address, Nox-
vile, Tenn:
You are commanded to appear be-
for the Ciruit Court of Rankin Coun.
ty, Mississippi, on the Second Mon
day Of July, 1923, to defend the suits
Of A. w. holland, No. 400, and 4O1,
in said court, wherein you are the
defendant.
Witness my official signature this
21st day Of Feb. 1923.
ID. p. GAYDEN,
Circuit, Clerk.
Feb. % Mar l. S-15-c
NOTICE
State of Mississippi
To Robert l.. Aills, the defendant:
You are commanded to appear be-
fore the Chancery Court of the Coun-
ty of Rankin, in said state, on the
4th Monday of March, A. d., 1928,
80 defend the suit in said court of
Mrs. Sam r. Ails, wherein you are
the defendant.
This the Goth day of February,
1923.
S. ID. DONNELL,
Chancery Clerk
Mar. 1S-15-22-c
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Mt. Vernon Keeps Slate Clean With
Seventh Straight City Loop Contest

70 thrre pointA Tho firry half show
al the score as 10 70 : In favor OF the
Vsrnonitea
Afoer play WAS once more resumed
che Mount Vernon team. profit;ny by
The rest, came back strong and with
some neat and clean shots. put the
crowd m an uproar.
B!ddles sen cional work In tho
second stanza was responsible for the
Is TO lead which the Mt Vernon
team scon p'lcd UP. Just after ne
Came through with another neat
double decker. the K OF G. team called
ume out Dougherty took Maeill's
place and tho X OF c. fans woro en-
couraged by Shields two pointer and
Lovelfs foul. After several moro son
satonal shots by tho Knights, the
score stood 20 10 II In favor OF Mt.
vernon At this point Msgill came
back into tho game replacing Shields.
II looked like win for tho Knlghts.
Biddle again accounted for some
moro pretty work and scored two
fouls and a Had goal. Foul goals by
Quinn and Magin brought UP tho
Knights total to 10. At this point the
timer blew his whistle for tho end OF
the game.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Salesianum High School Throws
Jolt into Camden Quintet, 26-8

strated much more rban his record
The offehae N the winners vas bs.i.
around mis- player. and bis sh0r,.
snappy passes were the real d9WnfaI
of The Camden team.
Another lad covered himself win
glory. although ne WIS IN the rarns
for Jess than q half Lowell rrpiaref
Fahey In ne second half. and fhi-
was a good move. Lowell got loose n
number Of times and sent ringers in
tho basket IN fine style. lie Nas no
biggeH scOrer from tho neid. WITH
three doubIe-dockors 20 his credf-
On he other side % the fioor Gap
tain Joe shsahan vas finding trlrrs
hard going. This lad. who 81 the F''r
~ the Camden team. could nr pc
going. and although ho fought heri.
he could cage but ono fed goal 10
brOthes. Bart. was the best hO0r rnar
NJ the afternoon. THIS lit'le streak -
lightning was ~ and dOUu the bDards
with undauntod speed. btft hig eyo r-7
poor under tho baske'
Neither team was golnr vel in tNs
ars, hall. for they seemed stra nee on
tho floor The guarding - tns W.
minE.on team vas the feature p -
rec lion. for the guards alioWrd only
one field goal % SIT through them 'r
the FIRST 20 minutes Bart S1rafe
made two points from the foul tnsrt
and This. together With a nelJ ao TOP
his brother. wers fhe only sdlN o.
he Camden team for the nrst 81
Salssanum maJs A. points af'rr 4
struggle. FOR only two deld goals hrrr.
81 mako rrp this total Tho sooro a..
half aue stood Saleaianurn. D., l~1
+ Camden. 4. This could not last iorv.
/ for IN tho first few minutes - ths
second half the Wilmington ladr
/ broke away and soon had -ns nr'r-ss
r a 20 (.
Each man on tho winning team
? hal share IN the scoring IN tnr
Second half. and this made TIN e~ore
50 One-slded Lowell was on h ramp
ago. His .hraa doubis-Geoiyers fo''o-r.
ed zach other in quick orde-. corr'~,
from we'll placed ciose tries
Barry. ths lossrs' centre. missed a
numbsr ~ easy shots under tho ts--
ko'. b1t finally i0 .ha closing minutes
OF play he scored a neat one. making
mo second and last field goal ~ fha
Camden team Sheehan made tu-o
points from no foul line. and fhf-
closed tho scoring
The only exciting pay IN th~ -eoonf
hah WIS. with about three rrifnu,as -
60. Camden starred r. rally They
nede their four points On quick order
but were stopped b~fors any darlag.
! was done. The play vac fast. but tna
J Camden team vas not equal TO she
& task. 80 that 90 went down IN defeat
- with the final dgures % % &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Ice Skating Becoming More Popular
With Thousands More Adherents Xearlv

snd February. Cs~ufvsjs 49, sAp
b~tnx b-id IN no n-or,nw-ss ana m
Canada. IN fact. cu7ireaIs were hald
IN thu North~sst Tvn~n skaters v~-s
few and far Dstp~-- IN nv Esrerr
Stst~S
Winous. 1nn-. ~ staging n three
day carnival tho Latter part OF Isnu-
airy. which would 90 an excellent thing
FOR ether citiez 20 pattern by. The
events include speed skating races.
tooogganing. skiing. snow s,sosing.
coasting. dog racing. zee dancing. a
parade in costume and iots OF mussn
On the second day Of the carnfva he
business houses and Schools viii clns.
50 that every one can participate IN
the parade ard carnival 10 evidently
don't take long 20 MAKE ics IN Wlnona
for they are going 20 food ono % ths
main streets FOR the races. There VA
D. tr-o open air rinks IN us- Tor th~
carnival. The Chamber OF Cornnaercs
n behind the movement. and n. york
OF making the Kinks and str-~ts sa1s
for tho carnival a IN charge % ne
police and frem-n.
In New Haven. Conn. Early IN F'-h-
ruary the clubs OF ths city. athletic,
business. professional. educational.
etc. al banded together .nder no
Community Service. wal conduct a
! carnival indoors that vail last for ten
hours This carnival asst rear had
more than 2 900 Contestants Al in
locations are that Z wiz % bigger
this year.
The examinations N chAr~s 4
.these cArnivals VIII bs Cad 70 pass
along the-r ideas % others Upon re-
quest
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
H|CHlETS CONFIDENT
ON EVE Of BATTLE
Cherry and White Cagers Plan
TO Show Visitors Some
Fine Points.

An Islmci Cor their encounter with
cca,.sv'sc. the IfEhlcts are confident
~ ann.x.ng anothcr victory. Nostor-
.sy Coach Ashton put tho men
through strenuous workout for over
two hours and no bad offects were
notic.a,Je as tho result of their long
l,y-or THO passin. was first class
nrd tho shcsoiiug WIS all tina, could
~ dc~r.i. tew shots were inisscd on
Easy tries y~.,oriaS ana u looks as
30 un. big fsult ~ the locals In RENE
diol
,Nls.h Ashton gave scme new plays To
the Varsity and the latter. using them
easily ran up DIG scores on the scrubs.
Johnny f,eCafp,ntier was placed on
the bly team ana looks like a fixture
e. his "a ,sing aud shooting wcre right
up go tho HIT. J,srarpentier Is "a
handy man 20 have around as he
ranks well Ia the foul shooting class.
In tho rc,-ent class samos u was this
players foul shooting that kept his
mates in the running.
Tho systematic playing ~ tho
Varsity was IA evidence throughout
~" afternoon. Whenever tho Lich-
.nstein crew got tho bali loose 10 was
orefnilS worked Down Tho fioor and
q ne'd roal wac the result. noarh'
every Time. Load" Stirhth and
Fletcher proved 20 BE- she high SCOT
eos and rrpct't,on ~ their work Is
hooked fcr todtv.
The coach Ms a system whereby a
,Hrcfrl seC-oNi ~ cach mans work Is
lnpt daily. Tn, number 81 fouls com
miti,si. technical or personal. missed
~ Tor roI-. assists srnd other rudi-
mrnts ~ the game are recorded by
th's plan tho c,arh can readily see
tho csnd dates whose work stands out
Tho stunt was t,ici out yesterday and
tho mon seemed - work harder and
80 take i,rr chances AT lucking a
shot
So Tar 'he girls have No; scheduled
a game f'r Friday. although Miss
koscn has . Same pending with Shar-
en- IAN. Gated over THAR vh'tory
over tho A'umua, they are look!nE
fs bigEor Nane. On the 18TH. tbCy
.ncouut,r H'vpr fru ~ tho High
school gymnasium. IAttie T. known
81 ne iIul rir's' team. hut NO doub,
they W. flor etDirr opposition foI
tho Hirhl,t aes.os
Two vf liIrhs future rivals PLAYED
Esnes yesterday v.th PHILADELPHIA
Trans Caurdcn W.Nvpri German.
town aS-2S. while NorrstoWn. hsv
ing won four IA "a VOW. s;rtfk snas
IN ltadnor iich and lost. 2s-2s \ ficl,
srnal IN tho last miuute % play savet
the day for the Main LINERS In IN,
proiim'nSr, fnCas. Norris tnun Scrub
ss,in- thrurh by tho sco-e OF 1912
Darby lrsh ran away with Glen Mo-
Hlgh 3D.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
DEFIANCE BANQUET TO
BE ELABORATE AFFAIR

Tho committee IN charge 90 the
banquet 90 - rendered the Defiance
football eleven state champions for
tho pas, season. have attended TO
every detail and the affair promises
"a surpsss any similar event ever held
IN Tits city
The banquet viii 80 held IN tho
Wisterie Garden ~ the iamhyos
Restaurant and vii BE- attended by
IN" marsrers and captains OF the
Wilmington FOOTBALL Association and
many prominent suests
There VIII "a dancing and various
other forms ~ entertainment on the
program. Applications for reserva-
lions a. thu AFFAIR viii - received
ny members ~ IN. committee on
athletics az tire Defiance Building. 22I
North Jackson street tonight. after :
ccloCk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
I.iYToN
JOHN n. TENER SUGGESTED
TO HAD Y1AYEEs' UNION

New York. Jrn. S.--rhe members
90 he Baseball Players Union ap-
psren;iy have given up hope % In
duc.ng one OF their number 20 De- q
candidate Cor the presidency O: the
UVnniation. ~ a IMPORT an circula-
'ion NondAy IL true. According 20
th.s r~port. efforts arc being made
"a have John X. Tener. x-sovernor
Of Psnmylvania and former yresi-
d.nt Of ths National League.
He held the post until December.
1913. when he was sucosoded by John
a b~yol.f. the present head 81 the
lesgus. lie Played professional ball IL
tbs younger dayz. starting his pitch
lng career In the New England League
with Wlbert Robinson. now manager
90 10 brooklyn Club. as his battery
mate. lie was a member Of tho CHI
cage National League Club in 1858
and 1889.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
4O'"'' FRfD;fRicX "a
Clinton 0utpoints Earl France.

Boston. Mas. Jan. 3.-Johnny Gin
ton. former lightweight champion Of
Now England. won tho Referees de-
cision here last night from Earl
Fianoe. Of New York, in ton listless
rounds. AL through tho fight both
men loafed, and by tho time thoy
reached the seventh session they were
30 friendly that Referee Phil Powers
took occasion 20 warn them. There
after the fght looked up a little. but
only little. and the finish WAS almost
an slow as tho start.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Nv Potter y. CavnM.

Ev~ry year IN every way icD exas-
ing becomes nsv~ popular. Adoar-
snts arc made by tho thousands every
winter. Tho people are fast realizing
ths vsius OF skating aa heathful
recreation. when the populsos be-
comes Interested 20 any great extent
IN any particular form Of recreation
tho municipal authorities alec become
interested. and by reason OF mis- inter
sst by city. governments We feel safe
In predicting that % win only be a
few moro years when Ice skat!ng viii
be The dominant winter past.rne.
r. bss only been IN no pssst Ave
y>ars that any great effort has been
rnado 20 tell tho people about the
heslttrful sport OF skating. There
years that skating has corns along.
Now me skate manufacturers are
working overtime 20 supply tho de-
mand- IN the next ffv. y>Srs re be-
lieve that N every city where . Is
cold enough. municipal authorities Will
have n operation outdoor rinks
properly taken care OF. and In as per
feet condition "a the finest lndoOs
Kinks.
In no less than 400 cities at this
writing. municipalities are supervs-
Ing outdoor INKS and these rinLs ars
patronizod by hundreds OF thousands
II per.ons each dag. Some SINAI
cities have as many as a hak dOzeT
Kinks. while Chicago. the real skating
center OF the United States. has up
wards OF 500. with committee ap-
/ pointed by the mayor 20 provlds
places and promots skating events.
The Idea Going Over.
This !dosa. fossersd by Chicago, y
being picked up everywhere. Middle
town. Conn. has appropriated $3.50
70 prepar, q pond for ice eilnuns anc
additional money Zoe instr nc ors. ana
the Same thing has bean done n 4
hundred other cities ThroughoT
New England. carnivals are beln,
conducted. there being at least on
scheduled Tor every day N Januarl
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Burke scores Knockout.

New York. Ian s.-Ssorxa shade.
light heavyweight. OK Los Aaxs-a-.
was knocked OUT by Nike Burlxs. q
New York. N the eighth round of e
scheduled io-round bout last night
His brother. BEly Shade. also Hsht
heavyweight. received the judges ds-
cision over Wo.t Larsen. OF Brooiesyn,
IN a I0-round match.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03

lcyp. Mccall has participated In 9b
games and has annoyed tho lumber
FOR <<2i total which gives him nn
average of res pins per game Norm
Carson. of Pussy and Jones. who has
always boon among tho leaders since
thu Inception ~ the circuit. In cloac
second with 1888 pins per game for
SO games.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03

Camden. Jan. s-HaieBianum High
School. ~ Wilmington. ushered IN the
Catholic League yesterday afternoon
whom It's basketball FIVE handed tho
passers from Camden Catholic n neat
trimming with mo one-sided figures
AZ 70 20 3
Tho game was played I'm tho Cam
den ArmorY before sparse crowd
that came out 90 SEQ the initial battle
~ tho esason. Both clubs had seen
actiOn bsft-s this season. but this was
their hrEt league contest. Tho battle
has ever pisyed IN tho Catholic League.
floor and tho Gage at tho ends di1
much 20 hold down tho sho0lbpy
players
This game was tho firs' contest fhat
a team from Camden Cathoik High
has over played in the Catholic League
It's debut was not very promising, but
the lads booked 90 have tho stun .ihaf
prantice alone can bring out.
SaleslRnurn had "a hg team for tho
game ami they played yell Aftos
tho strangeness ~ tha floor Tas oyer
cons and tho team work improved
tina lads from Wilmington hooked good
and came through with a rush TINT
swept tina other five from fts foot.
Tho score ~ the fray - fsr mo~s
one-sided than thu contest rally was
Tho Camden lads could not put tho bal
I'm tho basket. although their psssina
was about as good az the other team
Time and again tho ball was within
striking distance, but tho eyes ~ fh'
| players were not true and the much
| needed points we're not 90 be had
Tho gRme was not one ~ stars bu
/ from mo smoke 81 no battle a IA.
I did have a chance % show his stun
Lex GirlespSe. ~ tho Goid and Whf
/ team from Wilmington. showed u
4 VOL and Ravo Roma real basketball
+ % the sore eyed gpectat0rs. This vol
built lad played rings around tho Op
posing guards and scored twice from
/ field on long shots
Gillespie also had charge 81 IN
/ foul shooting and looked good fror
this end Hiis record ~ ont Of 3 {
not wonderful. bu' hls form demon
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
TEAM MON THREE.
FREDERICA DEFEATS MILFORD.


Special Correspondence Bvery Evening.
Frederica. Jan. s.-The Fr~dcrsca
Athletic Club won over tho Milfosd
National Guard hero on Monday. 80
70 30. As tho scorc would indicate
both teams made some great shots
from AL angles OF tho floor. Both
teams played a snappy xnmo from
start 10 finish.
Lynch and O'Nosa were tho stars OF
the game. tho former scoring l6 and
the latter IL points. The score:
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
WILLARD TO MEET DEMPSEY.

.y Associated Yrsa To Every Evening.
scstue Wen. Jan ss-Jes WI
hard. here las, nisht, announced he
had received from Tex Hiokard a
telegram promising him match Cor
TAO worlds heavywsight champion
saip with Jack Dempsey. Willard
sa~ he would lesyo today for New
York 20 complete associations with
Dswossy.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
DEFIANCE ACADEMY WINS
OvER MOUNT VERNON RESERVES

The Defiance Academy team de-
feated the Mount Vernon Reserves In
the preliminary game last night by n
II 10 10 score.
The game was ciuenly played and
was featured by tho field goal shoot
ing OF Cichocki. Filliben and Fiorilla.
The score
Mt. VERNON RESERVES.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
kIRkwOop PARK TAXES
Mf.StRR OF CLAYTON

The kIkwooc Park auin;e; took
m. mea~nre % Clayton "a 20 ia in a
hard fought varie at the Peoples Set
element Scor las; tight The noor
work 81 Slater, and the field goal
shooting OF Collins were ire features.
Tho score
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
BASKETBALL AT STAFFORD.

Special Correspondents Every Evening
Seasori. Jan a-The Ssaford and
Milford basxetbeIl teams Will engage
IN TWO hard battles this week. To-
nisht they VIII come together az the
Arnary a. Milford. and on the follow
ing night they Will meet at Thomp-
sons Auditorium. Seaford. Manager
Kraha OF the Seaford quintet, will put
forth hts strongest lineup IN an en-
deayor 20 capture both contests The
two teams have met twice before this
season. zach winning a game. and tho
outcome OF these 80 games VIII be
watched WITH muOh interest by al
basketball fans OF lower Delaware
II you desire 20 sell your car tel
Every Evenings $4,000 readers
through q want ad-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03

Before the largest crowd that ever
tanmed tho Auditorium TO witness Il
basketball game. Mount Vernon de
feated tns Knights Of Columbus team
In a lightning fast City League cage
game. The game wac charactstzed,
not so much by team play. but rather
by a number OF sensational shots and
clever work that thrilled the I 500 ex-
cited fans-
After Kavanaugh's Tors IN the Hrst
tcw minutes Of play, tho Losan:tes
took tho lead. which they never re-
linQuished. Onca in tho first hall tho
score was tiod, but the Vanonites
soon had a six-potnt lead before time
was called
After play WAS resumed Shields
scored a two-pointer for tho Knights
first tally. He followed up his field
goal with a foul and three foul shots
by Gillespie tied the score.
The Mt Vernon aggregation, how
ever. soon came back strong and in
some osAt plays tncrsssed their load
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03

c . r,o,ome old party 1t gave one Of the
bal with s victories
the
him to tho hd Yankees
w~r. Frank mus. have
the
{
In ALL Who'll
tho best AJo,
We w.r. coach and pick 1874 tn.
n.
Another Marht
TO
Yo.tsn rsnv years. with
Starting s,e
1905 wh.r. he wa. beaten after scoring points 70, IN,
foryecven point. an
tn" contests
Roth happen to he among sport. of III. uni
.,ccp,
in tho n
or influence. college
tending
make them major sports world also ho to maintain slightly bette.
top heavy
only matter brief TIM, before cr.a. nsure. con.p,cuou.y In
oonYc,
where shc belongs somewhere amid tho
re"uns between Gene arazen And Walter
OF
California THU a
Including Jock Huhsn IN
keen rivalry pronounced
viii
ference
'nc
ms from serious trouble
breaking Norman a
Taher may have the distance under
Wit" The heavy assault made upon 80 records
FOR this record to fall or
oConnors
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03

TONIGHT's SCHEDULE
Mt. Vernon vs.. Seventh Ward 81 PARK
SIDE gym" $50 O'Clock. Referee. Bosgs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
HOWARD M'CALL TOPS
INDUSTRIAL BOWlERS
Local Star Has High Average
Per Game; Carson Is
Close Second.

Howard Nc
Call, OF tn @
Bankers an Il
Brokers. tops tho
field In individual
Averages In tho
Industrial Bowl
Ing League which
opened tho sec
ond half Of i,H
season last night
at NtgI<,,a nj
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Trotting and Pacing Records of 1922
TRorTrEG.

Worlds
1872
AssiH Mannng b. hroT 4t l56t
Four OidPeter Brewer. by Peter u"
tss worthy Dr. C. by A,~or,hy. lows
Two Old jancRc b T.. by At~or,hy.
C..
e..
Stallion Aion Asworthy 2oi4 Rlot lbsN
a.. by bmon Az
rour-ys Old Hobart Direct Oh e. ~ Walter Direct - -
dPetei fenl.Y br by
ppbaia ', BY Peter volo 2oa 20oh 1yN
Old Palmetto b. r. By Delwin oSr 20,t 16sG
Yearlns rrampsnus Trampast ~ .,. ai|t 2ib
xb6edo. i = tsi THe Able 2ioh 9oiH I5sN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03


Tho Duners
Mt Eoh
do"
all md sand
Unit my
wuhs steel shod
I in sand
1 mywa by
No stream
backan nd forth
Who sayst work.
I h TO
I dig dcspi n sod
Ny leads o rsvinee
IA prod
I enter trapsa hov Va IN
wheroya prints
And he "a wreck.
Who Ian
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Some Game
Salesisn um


Sale sisnum Camden 4.
DOlan .........forvarb .s.... y. hheehRn
Gillespie forward ..... ". Sheehan
tulltnane ..... center .-.-ss.- haitF
Icrrlsan ...s-.. guard ..s.... hampton
J. ahey .....s.... Ruafu ....--... oh. - l*tii
Field guals--iovell. 2 A. Gillespie. .
DOlsn, /. Cullinane. I kerrigan. J ,
Fahey. 7. sheehRn. Barry. I. Foul
goals -GllesPis. 2 out ~ 10 y. Shoe
Ian. Z Out ~ :. Substitutes Lowell for
FRhey McNulty for - sheehan -.
Sheehen FOR Hampton. Hampton for
McNul,y Referee Ferguson. Time ~
halves so minutes
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
X. OF G.

.NcKenna AID Abbott Fonls com,
Vernon. rs; X. OF c. rs.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
ny nm" Mct'owan.


ing on the subject
uf Iialttuora base -
hnll stars for whom
the various major
league clubs nre or
ferlng tons OF dough.
| want 90 say mat
ono OF tho outstand
stars Of that claaHy
organization IL a
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1923-01-03
Seventh Straight

MT. VERNON.
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-11-02
NOTICE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the Board of County Commissioners
Of Elmore County, State of Idaho,
will sell at public auction to the
highest bidder, the following de-
scribed property, the title to which
now stands in the name Of Gilmore
County, to-wit:
NEA SEA, Section "a, Township
5 South, Range II East, B. M.
SWA SEA, Section "a, Township
s South, Range IL East, B. M.
TERMS of sale to be cash.
PLACE will be at the front door OF
court house, Mountain Home, Idaho.
TINE will be o'clock p. NJ, Fri
day, November 10th, 1928.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have
hereunto set my hand and affixed the
seal of the Board of County Commits
siOners this 18th day of October,
1928.
(Seal) F. NJ HOBBS,
Clerk Of the Board of County Com
missioners, Gilmore County, Idaho.
Oct12-NoY9
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1923-11-02

The schoolmarms, Misses Tatro,
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evening from a weekend visit with
relatives in Boise, for the which pur-
pose we herewith set ourselves in
opposite opposition in future unless
upon the return trip each one brings
a copy of the Sunday papers from
the capital, at least one of which
shall be delivered in good order and
condition to the writer of this thun-
dering announcement, b'gosh.