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Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-08

Mrs. E. H. Chaple returned from
Savannah last Thursday night, having
attended the state convention of the
Parent-Teacher association as a dele
gate from the Second Ward
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-08

Mrs. J. w. McElroy, the recent
bride. is the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Dorminy this week.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press., 1924-05-08

Mr.. F. ]. Hansen purchased the
recently destroyed bungalow occu-
pied by A. H. Thurmond, from Dr.
]. c. Luke OF Ocilla and has a force
of carpenters at work putting it back
into habitable shape.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-08

In the Matter OF A1IOW1ng Chains
Against the County Bridge Fund
OF Bingham County.
In the above matter the following
county bridge claims, beginning No.
IL and closing No. "a, same having
been filed subsequent to the last
meeting of the board, at which time
claims were allowed, were pre-
sented to the board at this time,
who audited, examined, and approved
said claims and authorized and di-
rected the county auditor to draw
warrants beginning No. IL and clos
ing No. SO, amounting to the sum
of ---.-- $3,389.19
County bridge claims al
lowed prior to date 331.81
Total bridge warrants is
sued to date s3,721.OO
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-08

Against the County Road Fund Of
Bingham County, Idaho.
In the above entitled matter, the
following county road claims begin
ming No. 81, closing No. 215, same
having been filed subsequent to the
last meeting of the board at which
time claims were allowed, they were
presented to the board of commits
sioners at this time, who examined,
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1924-05-08

Use Payette Lbr. Co., SterI-
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Giants Set Pace
in Senior Loop
Pitching flinders On
ward March of League
Leading Yankees.

New York. June i.-Suddenly a.
fluent in pitching. the Giants mar
shaled the National league parade
into a single file during the week
and enjoy a lead Of one and one-half
games.
The Yankees, impeded by Athletic
pitching, take 70 tie road with only
half game lead over the double
menace Of Boston and Detroit.
The Cubs and Robins fell back. bur
won today as the leaders lost. and
are dangerous. The Reds relapsed
into fourth place. four and one-hat
games from the top. and are leading
Pittsburgh and Boston. fighting for
fifth. by a game and one-half.
Pittsburgh checked the advance of
the Cardinals. sending them hack 70
seventh place.
$. Louis continues IN a slump and
is struggling for fourth place with
Washington and Chicago. four and
one-half games behind the Tigers and
Red Sox
The downward trend Of Cleveland
continued until today's defeat plunged
the Indians into tie for the cellar
with Philadelphia.
The week 5 major league record #
games Won and lost. runs. hits. er.
rors. opponents runs and home runs,
including games OF Saturday. folloxa
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Pairings Made
for National lOpen

Detroit Mich. June 1.-The aristoc-
racy of the Kingdom of Golf will in
wade Detroit tomorrow to prepare for
the national open golf championship
tournament at Oakland Hills June 5
and g.
Most of the players who arrive to-
morrow are expected to proceed i'm
mediately to Oakland Hills In Bir-
mingham, Mich. for several rounds
on the links, which are conceded by
experts to be one of the most diff
cult courses in the United States.
The pairings for the start Thursday
include:
ago and Cyrn Hughes. Lancaster Pa.
Eddie Loose, Chicago, and Emmet
French; Youngstown, o.
Evans. jr., Chicago.
George Kerrigan, Los Angeles. and
Mike Brady. Mamsroneek, y. y and
Fred Mcleod. Washington, d. G.
p Joe Noyak, :. Berkeley, cal'' and Tom
n BiIi i' 1Mehiihorn. Normandy. Mo. and
Jesse .Guilford. tAmateurl Boston, Mass
crniekshanK. ssi A Westfieid "" field n j. '" ''0o
Abe Esplnoesa, San Francisco, and L. D.
Gene sarazen Brisr Cliff. y. Y.
Richard Linares. Long Beach. Cal, and
JACK Price, Woodmere. y y, a..
ta, and Jock Hutchlson, Chicago. -,
-, John Farrell. \, J, and Leo piesel'
Cyrii WaIker. EngIewood, n T., and
William Hunter. Lake Forest Ill
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Eugene Criqui
Quits Ring Game

Paris. June 2.-Eugene cdqui. lit
tie world war hero OF France. and
former featherweight champion Of
the world is through with the ring.
Criqui made the announcement fol
lowing his defeat by knockout in
the eighth round by Danny Frush.
American boxer.
Criqui had trained faithfully for
the bout. lie had been promised an
other bout with Johnny Dundee.
American champion, who took his
title from him last summer. II he
won over Frush. Now It will be
Frush who will seek IA match with
the champion.
In announcing his retirement Gri-
qui today declared he had had his
day and did not inted to bite the
dust" in front of anyone else.
Il was licked" he said. Il have no
excuses; no broken hands, no broken
heart"
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Figuration Wins
Sixth Event on
Mondays Card
Praise, Favored to Win,
Breaks Badly Rounding
Last Turntables Ad-
mitted Free Today.
BY RALPH WAGNER.

Figuration, the big brown son Of
Rogan-Figent. who has been MUNICH
ing Cornhusker oats and absorbing
sunlight for several weeks out at Ak
field came into his own yesterday
when he stepped out and grabbed off
the large end Of the purse in the sixth
tussle of the afternoon at the
juicy odds of 2s to I.
f. d. Howard saddled the winner
and didn't make any mistake about
his rider for Jockey McCorkle gave
the big Howard horse his head at
the right time and when he did
Figuration stretched every muscle in
his body and flashed past the judges
stand a good length and a half win
ner over Mary Jane Baker.
The wiseacres liked" Praise. but
the son of Martinez broke badly
rounding the last turn and lost a
lot of ground. He came in fifth.
Carrie Moore, another favorite
looked like the winner early in the
mile race, but the Sunflower stable
entry tired badly when she was chal-
lenged by Figuration and Mary Jane
Baker. Carrie took the lead at the
quarter pole and Immediately started
to open up a lot of daylight between
her and Figuration. As the field
passed the half mark Carrie Moore
was a good three lengths to the good
with Figuration trailing and then
Praise. At the three-quarter post
Figuration cut Carries lead down to
length and half and rounding the
turn forged to the lead with a rush.
when the latter started giving out.
Mary Jane Baker made up ground
on the last turn and came up from
seventh position TO third, passing
Praise and Willigan on her journey
down the stretch. AS the field came
down the last furlong Figuration took
the lead away from Carrie Moore
with ease. while Mary Jane Baker
also gave Carrie the high sign and
took Mace position away from the
latter by three lengths.
The winner rewarded his hackers
with $500 placed on her nose. He
was by way the longest shot of the
afternoon and stands in good stead
to make a lot Of "hosses" bite his
dust before the meeting is over.
Mary Jane Baker continued her
record of running second. She fin
ished second no less than eight times
for her present owner while cam
paigning at Tiajuana last winter. los
ing out for first money by close
finishes In many Of her races.
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<&1;&s:lI11lbk 1;s:I11lk' bk'ledS Spots

the right field fence for a home run.
The circuit clout put the Solons i'm
the lead, 8 to 5, but only until Omaha
took its turn at bat in the last of the
12th.
The Buffaloes punched hits on
Gross in the 18th when Osborn
doubled. Wilcox, for the second time
during the day. singled and scored
the tying run.
Lees Home Run In 18th Wins
Lee turned the Solons back in one,
two. three order in the 18th and
then won his own game when he
came TO bat In Omaha's half of the
inning. He was the first Buffalo to
face Gross in this inning and he
smacked tho first ball pitched over
the right field fence. thus winning
the game.
One of the outstanding features OF
Sundays two victories on the part
Of the Buffaloes was the hitting of
Jimmy O'Neill. shortstop, who got a
triple in the third inning of the first
game and a triple and single in the
second contest. This Buffalo is play
ing much better ball. both i'm the field
and Mt bat than he did two weeks
ago.
In the second game Lenahan took
Griggs' place on first base. He didn't
do anything at the bat. but played
a good game on the sack. His catch
Of ONeilIs wide throw in the sixth
inning retired the side with SoIon
on third base.
The Buffaloes have an off day to-
day. The game which was scheduled
with Lincoln has been postponed be
cause OF the races. The Herd will
leave tonight for Tulsa, where It opens
long road trip Wednesday. not re
turning home until Tuesday. June -.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
SANDERS HURLS
GRETNA TO WIN

Gretna. Neb.. aided largely by Roy
Sanders. hurler OF the Kansas city
Blues Of the American association de-
feated Millard at Gretna Sunday BY
the score Of to /. Sanders WAS op-
posed on the mound by Mike Prem
dergast, former Omaha Western
league hurler.
Sanders pitched a eood game, al
lowing the Miliard team but four hits
and striking out seven men. Prem
dergast. for the losers. allowed i've
hits and whiffed eight men. Sanders
hitting featured. the Kansas City
hurler getting three safe blows out Of
five trlns to the platter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03

Boise. Idaho, June s.-ln one Of
lhe hardest fouEht polo games ever
staged on the barracks field. marked
by open furious play. tho Tenth field
artillery of Camp nlrwis, winners Of
the Pacific northwest championship
~ Vancouver two weeks ago. defeated
tho seventh infantry team of Van
couver. runnerup in tho same contest.
hv score OF 10 to sunday, The
contest VAS the second game in the
tournament Tor the championship of
tho northwest and the first In dccld.
ing the championship of the Ninth
corps area. United States army.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Jay HUGHES MEETS
ACCIDENTAL DEATH

Sacramento. Cal. June e-Bei.ef
that Jaw Hughes once nationally.
Known baseball pitcher. whose body
was found beneath A railroad trestls
early today. had fallen from fhs
bridge and had met death accidentally,
was expressed by deputy sheriffs
Hughes baseball career started n
the aos. when he was a pitcher far
the Gilt Edge team Of Sacramento.
He gained fame in 1897 when he ds-
feated the Baltimore Orioles. shutting
them out and allowing hut three hts
lie struck ont l2 hatters. He vas
signed Immediately by Raltimore and
later played with BROOKLYN.
Jay Hughes. jr.. son. = PLAYING
with the Evansville updl club OF ihs
Three Eye league.
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BuffaI0es Win Two.

THOSE Omaha Buffaloes had a
hard time coping a double
- header from the lowly Links
Sunday, but after all was said and
done, and the umpires had their say,
the Herd was on the long end of a
couple of 4to3 and 7-to-6 scores.
For the first time in several games
the Buffaloes came through with the
oil punch at the oppOrtune time. Both
games were won i'm the final innings
and when hits were cashed i'm for
runs.
I'm the first game il WAS Wilder's
double in the ninth inning with Harry
Lee on second that scored the Omaha
pitcher with the winning run after
two were out.
Bailey and Grover tangled I'm a
little pitchers duel until the Lincoln
hurler started wobbling in the eighth
Bailey was hit hard and often. but
his mates gave him pretty good sup
port The Solons nicked Bailey for
nine hits, while Grover allowed the
Buffaloes only five, two until the
eighth.
The BuffaIoes entered their half of
the eighth two runs behind the
Solons. Grover had only allowed two
scattered hits until this inning. but
for the first time he showed signs of
wobbling. He didn't have any trouble
getting Bailey out. but Thompson
started the rally with double TO
center. WilcOx's single scored Tommy
and brought the score TO 3 TO ?. Rob
inson hit one to the infield and was
out at first. but Wilcox advanced. to
second on the play. Cullop lined one
down TO 6unther at second, and the
latter booted the ball all over the
infield. allowing Wilcox To score the
tying run. Bonowitz ended the rally
with a long fly TO centerfield.
Griggs Leaves the Game.
In the ninth Griggs got hit by one
of Growers wild throws. The ball
struck Art right below the left eye
and cut deep cash on his cheek. lie
left the game for the remainder Of
the afternoon. Harry Lee took his
managers place on the bases and
finally bobbed up with the winning
run. O'Nein followed Griggs to bat.
lie sacrificed Lee to SECOND and vii
der won the game with his timely
double TO center
The second game turned out to he
the longest contest played on the
BuffaIoes' lot this season. Ii lasted
13 innings and when The final out
L. .IaaIs
was around to seven. Those who
heard the Jump" yell play ball'' at
9 o'clock and remained for the final
out OF the afternoon saw just five
hours of baseball. which was bar
gain for Is cents.
After Manager Griegs removed
himself out OF the game, Barney
Eurch took over the managerial
relns. lie started Cullop. then
jerked him and inserted Mack. lie
sent Wilder In 10 pinch hit for Mack
in the ninth and then ordered Harry
Leo to stick It out on the mound.
Gross, Denver eastoff, was on the
hill for the Soions and hurled good
ball. lie let the Buffaloes down with
two hits until the eighth and ninth
when the Herd got six hits and four
runs. which tied the score s 10 3.
The Solons pounded Cullop for five
runs in the seven innings he pitched.
The visitors couldn't do anything
with Mack In the eighth and ninth,
hut when Lee took Macl,'s place on
the hill in the 1eth inning. Snyder
clouted one Of Harry's deliveries over
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Georges Defeat
Hardly Noticed
In Paris Cafes

Paris. June s.-The defeat Of
Georges Carpenter b, Tom Gibbons
hardly caused n ripple ON the sur.
face Of the sporting life Of Paris
in the boulevard cafes today.
Everybody WAS busy discussing the
soccer football game between
France aud Uruguay and the tlght
between Eugene Criqui and Danny
trush.
There was no shedding of tears
over the downfall Of Carpenter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
RUTH, FOURNIER IN
LEAD WITH HOMERS

Chicago, June Babe Ruth.
worlds champion slugger. and
Jacques Fournier, Brooklyn, are
leading the major circuits in home
runs. the former with II. making
three last week. and the latter with
10. making one yesterday. Others
In each league, with five or more
home runs. are:
American-Williams ST. Louis, 3.
Hauser, Philadelphia, s Heilman. De
troit, 5.
National-IIartnett and Grantham,
Chicago, and Williams. Philadelphia.
each; Hornsby, St Louis. Grimes
Chicago, and Wheat. Brooklyn. 3
each.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Carpenter Stays
in Bed With Badly
Swollen Ankle

Michigan city. Ind. June -
Georges Carpenter. ring idol OF
France. defeated Saturday afternoon
In his 1o.round bout with Tommy
Gibbons. the st. Pau light heavy
weight. remained In bed hero today
with badly swollen right ankle.
sprained in the ninth round of his
losing battle.
-Four physicians said the ankle was
seriously snralned. their examination
revealing torn ligamcnts In that au.
nouncement TO the public the defeated
boxer found some solaee for the iusty
hooes and taunts flung AT him when
he sank 10 tho mat with his face
twisted In pain.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Lefty" Powers Shuts Out
Council Bluffs Legion

Shenandoah. Ia. June 2.-Shenan-
doah. with Lefty" Powers pitching,
BANKED the Council Bluffs American
Legion nine in the opening game Of
the season Sunday. winning 10 TO o.
Shenandoah got 2 hits and made
only ono error. The Nebraska Pow.
er company nine OF Omaha plays hero
uexf Sunday
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
AUSTRALIAN NET
STARS VICTORIOUS

Sacramento, Cal, June William
NJ. Johnston and Peck Griffin, were
defeated by the Australian stars. Pat
terson and Pat o'Hara Wood, IN the
special international double tennis
finals here this afternoon in two
straight sets. ga. rs. Concentrating
The Anzacs scored neat victory
through tho smashing work Of Pat
terson and the consistent playing Of
Woods.
William NJ. Johnston won tho finals
In the internationals singles event
over Patterson. 81. GO.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Shriver Suffered Fro m
Stomach Trouble for 10
Years-Tanlac Restored
Health.

For man IN his seventies 20 gain
2s pounds certainly seems remark
able, but TINT Is what u. W. ShriVer,
rs 18th Ave. Council Bluffs, Ia, we'll
known Great Western roundhonsc
employe, now Il years OF age, de
elares he has done by taking Tanlae.
"Ten years Of stomach trouble,
says MIR. Shriver. got me In such
nx I simply had to live off Of soups
and cereals and then hardly ever
had any ease from my suffering. MY
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
GREAT WESTERN MAN
TELLS INTERESTING DETAILS

weight actually dropped ~ pounds
and I kept getting weaker till was
about TO give up.
"But never have ] had better health,
better appetite, or moro whole.
some stomach than | have since talk.
ing Tanlac. | eat everything. haven't
n single complaint, and my weight
has climbed 10 16S pounds. I'll go the
limit IN praislng Tanlac."
Tanlnc is for sale by all good drug.
glsts Accept no substitute. over 40
million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable pills for eonsti-
patton, made and recommended by
the manufacturers OF Tanlac.-Adver.
tisemenL
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
FREEBOOTERS BEAT
AK POLO TEAM

The Ak Sar. Ben Riding clubs polo
team suffered It's first defeat of the
season Sunday afternoon when the
Freebooters team won by the score
OF 4 goals 10 ..
One OF the largest crowds that has
ever witnessed n polo contest in
Omaha lined the sidelInes yesterday
while the two teams played.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
HUSKIES DRAW
LUCKY RACE LANE
By Assoc oIated Press.

New York. June THE University
OF Washington. which scored the
vests first varsity victory In the in
tercollegiate regatta last year. has
drawn the rabbits foot lane-No.
2-for the race In defense OF its title
at Poughkeepsie on June il. This
was revealed today by the drawings
for positions conducted by the board
OF stewards OF tho intercollegiate
Rowing association.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
WINS
ELMWOOD MATCH

T. A. Carlson won the fS'hole
handicap play against bogey staged
at the Elmwood club Sunday. Carlson
finished l up. The next best score
WAS turned in by Don Bissett, who
finished down. Ray Smith turned
in a par game,
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Oakland Beats Herman.

Oakland opened It's haseball season
Sunday with win over Herman by
the score or TO l.. Sullivan's pitch.
ing and hitting Of Larson and Peters
featured for Oakland. while Cameron
was the hitting star for Herman. Bat.
tories Oakland. sullivan and Spell
man; Herman. Fitch and Reed.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
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The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Dundee Defeats
Luis Nicentini

New York. June Johnny Dun
dee. veteran fighter. gained the
Judges decision at Madison Square
Garden over Luis Nieentini. Chilean
lightweight. after a closely fought T.
round battle.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Senators Defeat
Macks: Johnson
Whiffs Seven
Heimach, Athletic Hurler, Res
ceives Poor Support From
InfieIders; II auser
Clouts Circuit Drive.
HU.ADELPBIi, June

June
2.-Washington aud
Philadelphia stoppe d
of here today on
the way west for u
single game and fhs
Senators won, 3 10
3. Heimaeh re-
ceived poor support
from the infield and
several hits that
should have been
fielded gave ille
visitors a lead thai
The home team
could not overcome
" alter J O II n : o n
ltfers. Score:
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Iowan Qualities for
Olympic Bicycle Team

Paterson. y. j.. June 1.-Nictor
Hopkins. Davenport, Ia, won the
finals today for placement on the
American olympic bicycle team. his
time of hours and minutes. 2i 3.5
seconds being considered remarkabl BILE
for the course of 116 $40 miles. The
route for the most part was laid out
over long hills and rough roads and
the Sunday motor traffic was excep-
tionally heavy.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
tanned seven batters. 5,


Washington ...............lo Joe go t4l-E
Philadelphia .........z..-. 600 en- ulu-s
summsry-Runs: Rice 90. Peci.lnpaasn
o. Prothro -. Bluege. johnson. Welea.
Htuser, Simmons. Errors Prothfpf
Galloway. Two-base hiss. Prothro. Re,
Goslin, Strand. Home run. flsuser.
Stolen bases: Simmons. strand. saefi-
flee hit: Iiebold. Left on bases; Wash
iugton. Il, PHILADELPHIA 6. Bases on
balls orr johnson. :. off Baumgartner.
4. Struck out. By Johnson. i, y
Heimach. = by Harris. ]. Hits: OF
Heimach. IN Ala innings; of Baum
Farfnsr. IN ~ innings of Harris.
in innings Impires: orInsby. Hide
brand and Rowland. Time III.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
AnNlkrlSHNlg>r
& 3 8

u . fFrs5firtiNn rrsrNfrd fNr
Colds, Grippe, Dengue Fever,
Constipation. Bilious Hesds
aches and Malarial Feve1
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03

2rutue
second
andh rd 6 by r.
by
n nj
Bf Luck looked midway tho stretch but the
other were
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03

The Cincinnati Reds went to sleep yes
terday and permitted Critz 10 bat out OF
turn. Fowler, the proper hatsnan, was
called out and Gritz single did not count.
The Reds lost 10 st. Louis. 6-2.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03

honors about even. Walker evaded Tend
lers long reach to score twice TO the
challenger's jaw. They were clinehed at
the bell.
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03


and
r. l.
OF him
forward with would
tie
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eQoQ-TIRD Net
The Omaha morning bee., 1924-06-03
Mickey Walker Successfully Defends Title l0Romd Bout With Tend
Omaha Bee Race Chart
compll.a by George W. sshlIing.

Presiding Judge-Dr F ". Stsrter-Arthur Mcknight
As.oci L.
meetn r.
Association. WEATHER. CLOUDY.
oo-' thirds Maiden
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At three minutes off @ 3D. 4s 16 " 81 mutues
b. OF
Celia, Collision,
NOV p
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bad lkares badly after showing geary
eQ0Q-SECoND RACE-Sx
oo.o second mird
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w. h.. g F
with TO win in
final hest
:
mud Praise bore out badly while rounding the
snds
oo'o second
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win place
show Start and
third = Winfred
a and
o
a
TO
e9oO-FoURTH and
Wow winner $3.50 second Sss third old.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-14
INSURANCE FIRM
ALLEGES $6,S7
TAKENBY BANK
WoodsmaII Concern Files,
Suit Against Fidelity
Trust Company,

A replevin suit to recover $6,367.20
in possession of the Fidelity Trust
Company was filed in Superior Court
Three today by the Union Insurance
Company of Indiana, of which Il. H.
Woodsmall is president.
According to the complaint, the
money is principal and interest on
six bonds sold by the Fidelity Com
pany to the Union Company. The
transaction, the suit sets out, was
made by William NJ. Fogarty, presi-
dent Of the Fidelity Company and
treasurer Of the Union Company. I'M
til Dec. 26, 1928.
Later, the suit charges, Fogarty
took the bonds, represented them
as his own, and sold them to F. J.
Matre of Chicago. who in turn sold
them to the Great Western Fire In
surance Company.
On Oct. II, the bonds fell due and
the Trust company received the
money for them, the suit asserts.
The company promised not to CO.
mingle this money with the interest
with other funds, according to the
suit, and the plaintiff now seeks i'm
mediate possession of this money.
Fogarty is out of the city. Charges
we're denied on his behalf.