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Newspaper Page Textl I : '' ' pace Twrr 0. VBN PORAT i WINS DECISION llet'ney Admits Best Man jWon; Chicagoan s Hurt Hand I'HM'ACO. M:ir 12. Ill') -ili!,Yo:i lMr.it, Chicago lloavy sviphi. won llin derision from Tout! Iteciiey of Xcw Zealand In a In-roui'd bout hwu loniclil nm.ii.slr.il!M a box'.ns ahtliiv !i, h;id I'fi i iouiiy shown. v ! IMr.ir held Il-ticy ulf i:ll his lo.ii; au:is t.ud piimfivli l nim menu.! lit.' f.ue 1111(1 l'::!v nlmoo .1 will In Hi- t.mrtli round tl: N h i :iii landed sev. Ml hard rivhwi t. li.cucvV herd whi-a mal "h.lr.l lock fr:m down n-ider"' halt in lit li'jt. ky. 1 Opens t.'-t-li on Liu lu tin' tenth tuiind Von Perm oiii'Dftl ,i deep KHoll on Hecney llu with a sharp loft hook hi d iho New Zi alalulcr Was hlevdins tied when the light ended. The -i!t peiietrjted through the hp :vd lift ii (rapinn wound illicit required the work of oral attendants I" OP the fl-' .if Wood. ileenoy admitted after the l'i;lit tli. th wan had won. s.ivtns ,' Hoonoy l.oino 1 'inlaw 1 am 'fighting my wny hitelt :.i;il ;ou iau rest a-sured 'M:t 1 will tot there. The twt man woa tonkin, hul you' will hear frc m me Inter I am returning to Son: York at once." ' Von l'orai said Hoency n tile .'"Kam-'st and eleaui st fithter ' I httve ever met and hy far id- J 1 l.inrnest." . l'll!ATI- IIKAT ItlKtKIKS 1 injured both my hands on! iaso ItORI.FS. Pallf.. March hill'' Von I'orat said. "And Ijj- (TP) The Pittsbursh I'i kn.V I had the I in lit trail in the , nte&- Heeulai's tiefeateil the Yan tentb. ronnd.'" ! niana aeaia today. 5 to 3. in a ! orartico name that wa called Tl,,r f Pnmnait' In Play Tourney, Il. l.ley hish m hool will he i air.njtp the ten hltih ehinils of on t:i to compete in the third annual high prho.'l dramatic to:irmLment which will be eon-. duitod a: the University of Ore con. tVpril 1. and S. one-art play to be put on hy I lie Klamath school i '"Joftat Owini."- in Spain" by Aliee llrowti. Acc?rdinK to information' tercic-d from the Oreaon cam-: pes (;!' r,'st in the contest is; ::iv:i;r i1m:i ir has ever been, sincejthe tournament was started. J Schwartz Retains j '.I FIvweight Title! . i ' TjJUOXTO. Onr.. March li. H'l IM-14'rrnnrnl ltv Schwartz, rec-' .Jj o . .... ,i....il,. "1 J..r .. "Tu. m. - v J aMilHif Mtmuiifhion. retained hi' ; tnlo )n- defeatine: Krem hy Belan Ker. ( anadian t hampiou. in a 12 roupdl buut herr? tonight. W'lLHKX, lit N'MJE OCT SZW YOltK. Mnrcli 12 itpj tontat KranU in the -Aiocrii'.'i's iv;o raukinK sun:, Hill TilJi'U and HiiDft r, will not eompete nuMxial iii'loor 'hniuiioit!'hlp.: j vhith start h'. re Samrday. " lloili; si:t;-s,aie touring the south- Joan lior1ira, Kr-ni h ate wh' won th'.-. tltM'iu and 137. will Ik-; tlw Livoiitf to repent. INSTEAD of exercise f butt iim.-ii and woni-1 MLUioi!- iv'-eplUg '.IteUlsMlv'fS m pt.T- :v.i"it-t: i:'iwauays Iterative t Ifjnio-d the .-ecr4't of the! i;i t'if -poeket b t , -.1 d: fa r!- giva- y.tur bowels as 1 .'r-isi.- a- you g"t from an, iriiii tlay. Thi'V give you j i'li-f Ironi lieadaeiies. hil-! . oi:jtiaiion. indigestion, I I. l; tune yon use them, j ; itttv.i-ts become, stronger. ; t'iii.f :iirs uimI ordinary laxatives j pii't'iiee onlv tn''baiueal or chetn i' it- h'-'i in. which actually weak-' ": t th': howi'iii. ; t';-;e:ivriH are made from C.'is- tin.' s.it'rada. which stimuhiies j ito V' ri:-t.Tltic a- titoi and exer bowel muscles. Nothing. e.s.id-M-. tbl". ThafK why cUs- -. lt are -.'iijng at the rate oft 2' ,iiillui:i boxe a yearl Adv. Q-.SCARETS 1 Tl.r-.NGTMUN THE BOWELS IHBTWUHS WHILEVOU fhL hin i in TOpffii iTIN'ooxss U ofsst?theioFPhv'l3 PLAYERS ON iini nAI Trwt iat ; In Salem Tourney POKTi.AXl). Ore. Mnr. li. (CP.)- The tenth annual On'ton statu hiirh school basketball tour-1 mnient will ho held at Salem on the Willsiuctte campus, accord ing to mi announcement l.'nifttit hy Hoy i:. Cannon, secretary of the Oregon slate high school uth- . 1. 'tic association. otftrUIs of the mate associa- tl' U had ninMi red holding the . irc.i hero, because of the riot that occurred at Salem following ;h. defeat of Salem high in a . Ji.-irici tnurntiini'tit . IV. K. Kirs, Oregon Cii. and H. it Tinner. IJalla, member iof the district hoard, who were .threatened with a "ducking" in the mill r,:ee. I "day received ap Ior:iis from Salem hijtlt students The tournament will star! I Wednesday and continue through : Saturday. Training Camp News From Big Leagues t i ll STAII IXJI'KKlt AV.U.ON. t'alif . March IS. t (' r- Wtth only two dnya of sprini pv.it-tice on t'ataliua island re uiainluc. Wuody KiiKlisb. star in fielder of the hleni:o Cuhs, was out ol the B.ime with an infection which set In after he had dK tored a torn. A general but fine, fieldlus aiid slldina iiraeileo at- vupjHt todny workout. after aix innins. because of rnlii I'HII.I.IKS WIN WINTER HAVKX. Kla.. Mawii 1L (I'lM The Philadelphia N'a tinnaU romped to nil 11 to 5 vie lory over the Winter Haven nin' hi an exhibition f:ame Uore tmla, bunclinK hits for four runs in hoih tho third and fifth innincs. HAIS KKI.AYS SOX PALLAS. Texas. .March Ii. tt." Pi Tho White Sox spout an other day of enforcetl rest today when heavy rains covered th traininc camp field with water. YANKS IIKAT TAMPA TAMPA. Fiu.. March 12 t TP ! The champion New York Yanks open' d their l!2! exhibition soa-, son here today with a 1 to 0 vie- tory over Tampa, of the South- eastern I.eaeue. ' - ' CI'M.OI WAI.I.OPS HAI.K ! CLEARWATKR. Fla ' March ' II. UP)-.lek CIIod. ntrnHt Port Myers today outfielder, featured the practice, r.ruie orsattt, tne imster Kea Kaiue of the Brooklyn Dodpors by ; ton of baseball, and Fred Haney, his hard hitrins. which account M ' former Detroit Tiers' infielder. for three Yannipan runs are holdouts from the St. Louis Cardinals. CAHOS Dltll.L SIIOHT "They t-an remain in Cali- AVOX PAKK. Fla.. Man-h 12. ifornia forever an far at we are npi Hiph winds and rain concerned." President Sam Hrea forccd the St. Louis Cardinals to t don paid today. "We have of Umit their work today to onr ! t red them fair contracts." lout; drill in the morninc. SKXATOKS OI'THIT I1IJAVKS ST PfrrKRSHCKO. Fla.. .Marrh 1 12. U'P The Washlneton S n I ators otithit the Boston Itravos ; fttr a 5 to Z victory In an exhibi , tlun ffame tctlny. 1 Eaton Charged In Federal Court (Continued from Page tne) his dauclit,f sin b' was 1 2 far of aj;. Eaton and his d;.ui: liter were ; airestt;d by the dry police hre ! SjtMtiday. They bad rflsttr d at two ho'ls in KlatnaTh Falls man aud wift-, Mr, and Mr. William I'uMy. To I Ttnay It TiK-wdiiy Katon brought his daughter from nar Wood land Wah. und'-r a threat that ht- would drown her itnbifK ?U' fti't-omptinied him, the uirl said. He and bin daunht"r w-rote notes to Mrs. Katon sfatinc that th'-y ,.... i,t i.,.-..,.i.. (,h,. and jump in the Lewis river. The jrirl wroli; hr note under thfear. sh- stated Saturday night. Tonight Cal Wells, deputy VniTfd States Marshal, will take Ka'on to the federal jail In Port laud. Mi-s Katun will be held by federal authorttb's as a material witness. WashiiiKton Oflherw Here Sherrif Bill and Constable Bob-1 ins ni iveir-o, wHsn. arrived iotc : yesteif;ty to take Katon to the ; nasuingion my 10 iae a enarge j of srand larceny of n hoot which , it Is staled was ued In their trip down the Lewis river nnd'ty across the Columbia. When the Mann net charges were filed by tho federal officer the WashlnKton authorities ile elded to turn Kat -n over to ihe 1'nlied Slates court. ;-,.,......- s..... ..... ... Mil Hie I'ruj H'lll. in prolllihly nieiltlt IS per cent Of thc (joirers. ' ', r, ... ' HULUUIJ I Lldl - Md jnr SaiAn Onlv Month Away; Some Manager Don't Care lly CKOliCE K1UKAKY V. I. Stuff Correspondent A'RW YOUK, March I. tlP. With th opening of tho base ball reason httlo nur than mmh away, ulutffii nuJ'r Um (Su nlaers hv n.t eimtt tiu'ir contracts. Only five fliih--tin S' YrK liiuiiN, ,Wu Tork Yanki'i's. llvi tu KoJ Sox. ChU'aurt t'uli-j atul lX-iroit TiRom h.uc all th:r jOayor'j kiioI. Out of tin UtU uroup of un- , ! slpn'!! players, i may .las j tl an woriou holdout s. Thfsc inotuelo tho V.uim'- of IMttshurn, j i Iazy Vano of Brooklyn. Max Hi'hop of tho Aihhnii's. Johnn j llodapp of th Indian-: and Hill llunnoflcld of the White Sox. Sad Sam Jone and tIoe Cos- ' lin. American I ague hatiins rhamplon, miirht aUn be added to the Iit Intt for the fart that they have joiiu d the Senators and undoubtedly wil! .-Iirn soon. Jom is akfnc tor a yaUry in the neighborhood of M ".i'o. (.Misliu t no; tulkiuc ahon1 t!i' terms. Yniicv anls XJ.V(Mn The Wanr nro detuauditiK $ ,1 . i o o !' t w ee u them 2iM'i for I'aul and "Iu.0Hrt for l.Inyd. Neither Itaruey rryfu) nor the Waaer have shown any itin of capiiulatlns. Vatuv wants J2:.om for his : wrvk-es this sfaoti. two and a half thousand more than Hrook Myn U willlnK to pay. Ilishop deire an iinrta!e of f2.o orer his lat year salary nnd has iudieitted he is ready to forsake baseball for his inur ath't Inisin.-ss in Haltiinore. Sv lu-t Hurry Hodapp. the former thin! base man, who is slated tt play firt i base for the Indians this season. atlf m Htinfii'ld the White Sox ros-cheekod Im'ielder, are far from their team's tminuiR ramps bt about as n-'Or a3 they'll a't ; unless they sien nmn. ' Secretary Harry (.rabiner of the white ox told the t'nited j Preset today unle II minefield , reported a; once he would be traded to some other club. The Indians ma shift Itib j Falk. the fnrninr white wix otit- f ield-r. to Tirsi base unless ll- . dapp mii'v to terms, Prebleiit IMn't re The Ciueiunati Kds have four, unsigned players Hal Pieinh-h, i HtiKh IcMullen. Charley Dreeu . and Curt Walker. Only Pielnich i mUsins from the Muuad. Mr- 1 31 llllon navin? joinea in tic-as Tun HraveM lltdd'Mit With Heinie Manush dup at WtJ-t Palm Beach, Fla., Wednes day, the St. Louis Browns have only one holdout, outfielder Fra n k McO o wa n . The Browns have made their lnt offt-r to Mi flowan. Joe DuRan, veteran third base man bought from the New York Yankees, and BUI Clarkson. form er. Giants' pitcher, ar holding our from the Bostou Braves, bnt Judge Kmil Fuehs said today he didn't care whether they re ported or not. Bob M.Oraw, veteran pitcher, has refused to a.-eepr the terms offered him by the Philadelphia Phillic. JI uri Mtdiif, r ritit piti b r who attempted to holdout on the Pirate, has drawn his relean : Deny Order Given To Arrest Pyle rilHAXA, HI., Mai' h U. t CP Klmer Hhoaf. aheriff of f hatn- 1 paign county, denied today that he had asked Los Angeles author ities to arrest C. c. Pyie, nation ally known sports promoter, a 1 reported in press dispatches. Pyle, under ludhtuient in con nection with the f.illure of the ' Illinois Trust and S.i vtmrs Bank of L'rbana last fall. I;' at liberty , under $2'i,flon bond. The i-portH promoter came here i1Ht WfJ).k furnished bond and d ,(!irtPi without disclosing his d.'s - 'of tjnat Inn. I(nt Angeles litlthoiltleH Mid today he had gone to New York, j-yle n,If several ntjiers will be tried fhortlv in Chamnaign coun- rji-ettit court HANTS' I IKI.II SOtifiV SAN AXTONIA. Tex.. March 12 fl'Pl HoRKed down hy the rain of the last wo days. Hie playing fl..l,l hnrn ' c. 1,, ,. . I. f . .. ...iinis ui nom ine.r oauy:tllo , 8 f,0K,Pr,.n Tra(M Mark prilCllce KaillO, ailO IHO WOrSOlll . Was limited to llmbcrln- up In , pne nfternoon. Saf 0 Miles an Hour lYTOX. IIKAC'II. Kla.. Maivli 12. it'lM -l.tM 114 lili. a tiovtn at lilt' UMIIM "I IUK- 1" ril, MH1 lindor marliln down hard Into Mild of liaytoic; Itrtu'h nt a ihro milt n miiniio utio today hut fatlod hy "0 mtlos an hour to ctual tho new siraichtaway tpood nvord. Itlhl. drovn J, M. WMio'h til plo. foruirr tlllo-holdor, in t ho . ti4ia today and hU otflclal aif t ncr wan AiinounttMl a 1 .5 mill's an hour. Yr-tfrday. Major II O. l. Soa cr;'o drvt hl ( I old on Atro, a ' htilltM-lIko tujrhtiii1, ut an avrraco i - .. 1 . r i! nt I U m n u h on i i o liro.ik tin rtvord niado last oar . hv Uy Kttvh. in Whjti'- trl- ' plox llthlo ntado tho outh run. atiafiii a hit:li uittd. at tho mio of 1Th.5 tullt't tuiil hour and aiuo lun k nt 1MO.0T mihw . an hou i . Visibility a poor aloh tho track and tho liiuh wind M-riousU I in podc d tho at if in p t to r1 1 u i it IUl ''I' ytalrs- d reeoid in the t'nitt-d Ye-t"rday eondtiions ! were iib-al when St a rave his aniai;t4 record most ' made Association Gives Highway Reports The Orction State Motor asport ation ha; announced that all the . ' fer-les tin tho upper Columbia 1 river are ueaiu in operation, but !dur!nir the daylUht hours only, j In the K.Mtdini: district, the frle bridge at Beddinc U rlod for this week dattni; Monday the tilth, lit ord.T that flooring may W compicted. Traftle on the Ueddiiie-.Mturas route will he maiutnf uetl by detour ward ; from Pari tie highway two infl uorih of Bedding. tu th' liedwo.id highway, the . bridge l lining repaired at Wll ( low Brook aud detour provided j dm hit; working hours, bnt open- ed to traffie from .V.lo p.m. tin-' ' til T a.m. The hrldge will he , completed within he next two da it is bt-ltt'ved v ' The Motor association drawt. ,:ittHniion to the faet that motor ; istrf wi-hlug to see the blossoms of the "ourbern dlstrut wilt find them i:i full bloom praettcally ( I'll twrr the valley of the San ' Jo-e district. The date set for the S.tratog;i Blossom Festival Is March lirird and 21th. The prune ' trees are expeeti-d to be in bloom (or rhau event. . .On the river road toward Coitnland nnd Walnut Grove lu . the Sacramento dlstrl t and also on the roads thru Fair Oaks and Or.1 u ge vale, aprieots. plums and ' peaches art now in hloom. The , above two routes eover the b'st J fruit country in the Sacramento district. All this information Is being . t onstantly called ft by parties planning to tour through tlie ;otith at this time and the Klam ath Falls branch offiee is kept 1 huy keeping posr.-d on the ex- tent of the hloom on the south land. Filipino Fighter Kayoes Spaniard IIAHPKI.ONA. Spain. March 12 lill'l Luis Loean, I'hlllpplii" 'boxer, ilefeated Frances Leltesant iiy a technical knoi-kout in th" : sf-roud round Of their scheduled lo-round iiirht tonii'lit. Lepant j was knocked to the canvaa four i times. The Filipino landed v jeral hard Jolts' to the Jaw smiu i latter the flulit started,, leavlnv i his adversary prnirtry. ' MOTHERS now learn value of MAGNESIA Because it is hi. helpful in keeping babies nnd chil dren healthy ami happy, every mot -her should l;no.v a h n ti I PhllUp.s Milk of Magnesia. This nannies.'!, ' almost tasieles.. 1 preparation I n ' most iffedlve In relieving thoie icymp'omH of balden and children ' generally eatised by sourin? fond In the little digestive tract, aucb as sour-helrhlng, frefiueiit vomit iiig. feverish ness. colic. Ah u mild laxative. It nets gently, hul certainly, to open the little bowen fn const Ipat ion, colds, r hUdren' diseases. teaspnonful of IMilllips Milk Magnesia does the work of half a pint of lime water lu neutralizing cow's milk for In fa hi feeding, and preventing hard curds. Bk many nsen for mother nnd child are fully explained In Iho Interesting book "L'aeful In-; formation." It will be sent you, i FltKK. Write The Phillips Co., j 117 Hudson St.. New York, X. Y. In buyluit. be sure to -et itcn-' nine Phillips Milk of Magnesia. , Doctors have prescribed it fori over r,0 years. I Milk of Magnesia ' has been of Th. f'l.n. II IMlllllna Cli.ml. I enl Co . and Its nredec.s.or fhn. ! llPbllllPtt, glnce U76. I BIJ CHAMPS ill nilPn I I , . parrct Sarazan Defeat Epino8a Dudley in Tourney MIAMI, Johunv xou tat Kla.. M;tivh UV ill') l'tnvlt .nid iTono Snr-t d a romai kahlo tottto- hack today to dete.it Al Kspinosa of Chi, ami nnd K.I Dudley of Cal ifornia. I and in the interna, tioilal lour halt Kolf chiilliiloli ship. They had darted tiie li holes appareullx headed for cer tain defeat. The champions finished th,. first IS holes this iiioi'iiini; in the sixih annual pliivlni; of the event at the Miami Country club on even terms wlih their opponents, after heini: four down at ihe turn. Tlie coniehaek was made possible mainly hy the matchless play of the termer opon tin m plon. S.ir.uen. Willie McFarlane aul Hurry Hampton, who will play the de fending champion tnmorrow . eliminated CliirMteo llacknei and Cr.ili: Wood. 7 mid tif Ihe ure.iter llilere-t wav ihe matches loweeii Waller llai:en and l.-'o lies, auaiu-t .l.iliuny i.l Itllll,- Mink,-, wlilc'i by lite former leuili lleiiry I luct and Joe I tiritevt ite- fealeil Ceorno Chrisi mid Chai-lle Mayo. The scores lu both match, es was one up Expenditures Klamath County, January 2, mtn . a 1 rs ia, 10 iviarcn o, January lerm County Court, Klamath County, Oregon. 1 m liitKNT i:pi si: n vii COCNTY CUI' 1ST Al MHSS0I-;IES Attorney fee,s and dlcctlng ileliuQiieni taes. lllKlgel ele I'ublishiiig County Cotiri procfedlnuH Mileage Judge anil rotutuisstoners . W. o. Smith Printing Co . Siifiplie-t smi bii i "s oi i n r Ho.ird f piUouei'i. jail Auto, t raveling expense tion. pri-ontrs In siti ranee peace ef (ii-.T1 and nitil Ut t'H I.. 1.. Low. eash postage S:r Or iik Co., siipplf Carl Shuth-rt. Jr.. Mtipplies Jj. 11. Oriseoll. bond W. O. Smith Printing Co.. supplies Shaw Mm lira Co.. supplies . . . I tain at h Count v A hornet Co.. Cunning Hook Siore. stippht , Baldwin llurdnare , rsiippiii-. ConiKilly Hros , -Mnptdiert Baldwin Hardware Co.. snpplle C. 1. B.'i-se. supplies Bale .Mat loon, cash ad vu need K veiling II raid, publishing annual report . . Kilhani Slut toner y Co., supplies Wet Coa-i Printing and Binding Co.. supplies, ( i.i uics urm: Klecriinn Kit ha in Stall -nery Co., supplies . . . tilass K- Priitthomme Co.. xiipplh'H Koke Chapman Co., supplies Jirummond Print Shop, supplies I'nderwood Tyjie writer Co., supplies ... C. II. DeLap, express . . C. It. Ie,jip. pfrstnge W. O. Smith Printing Co.. supplies .. . Kvening Herald, publishing report . . PnderwMod Pharrnaey. supplies West Coast Priming Co., supplh-H . .. I'mlerwood Typewriter Co., supplies Paeifie-Siat'ry iV I'rint'g C.. supplies k;im:i;ii s ori'icK Traveling expenso $ Frederb k Pen Co., stippIiH Star lrug Co., supplies C. A. Ilnyden. bond K. B. Henry, postage Robert Harvey, supplies . . Kla ma (Ii County Abstrart Co., supplies The A. Lletz Co., supplies Drumtuond Print Shop, supplies . Dm in mop d Prim Shop, supplies IISTBK T ATTOHXF.Y'S OlTICi: Traveling expense Class & I'litdhotnme Co., supplier.- .. A. L. Brandt, services . G. B. Cozad. .servit'fs Hrunnu md Print Shop, services Frank 'A. Howard, services ... .. . I-'ern Lind'itiisi. jiostage . . Frank Shep;ird Co.. siipplU-s . . Ba net oft Whit ney Co., supplies II V .M. Co.. supplies .. Shaw Ma Ilea Stationery 'o., supplle M. K. Iirlcull, p istage W. O. Smith Printing Co.. aiipplles Port Sumtners. er vices I'ntlerwoofl Typewriter Co., supplies COItONLIt'S OI I K i: Fees, coroner, witnesses, juibrs ' Pbyslelntis' fees, eic. ' .. A. L. Brandt, services 'ui'HT iiursi; . Telephone, Insurauee, repairs, heal furniture, lights, water, etc. . COOK I ABM Mainteiinnce, ent, etc. repairs, snlnry f orTV pouit "Not. nt farm,' nnd widows' .IIHTICK COI IITS .In dice, fees. Jurors, wilnesses, etc. West. Const I'rinliuir Co., siippiii-ri . Iiruntmond Print Khnfi, Hiippiien .. Chil m 11 In Keviiiw. supplUs Pacific Ktntlonery and Printing supplies inmam-: ami 1 i i;iti.i:-iii)i:i) Kxnmlnniion insane, wilnasn VIKWKltS AMI HAM i T P Michael :s ItHillT STATU ATllll AlAHTI'lt jXX lVliir.EVT HOI.II.IitH iti;i,u;i' Hasin Marksmen Make High Scores (V A, I in n ii and N V tod dard duidleuted their, porturi ; Hcorc' nitalii Sunday ut iho Kla math Rod and t'.nn iluh when . tliey tiravett a hlindinix Ntinw storin. nloiin with 51 other Hpnrta- j men. I Kollowinn nro Iho acoroi ra- i corded for Sunday' annul: I 1 111 I III ii- Don- Name yds. dleap hies ' . Y. Sloddard .. .50 ii I C. A. lilllin nil w. k i.it in iii 4 t: ;i : John .Marlln Ill SI ' ; X. Workman S Nelson ltee, .. .17 I ir. W. It. 1 1. it 17 Frank Itrvaut .. 17 21 J W. Houston ol 3 J. II. Cawkcr Ol 17 I I!. K. Itewcese . .. Ol SO 111 K. Il.irdenhr.iok II i't 3 j II. Ilmiiter 14 If. 'Moore 41 ;i ; ! A. W. Schaiipp ... 41 Charles Schnal .. . 4:t J. Itynii 4:t , (I. A. Krause . . .. 10 i I). Siearns :tit 1 14 1 A C. Iliiyden . . .14 W. Il.ium . in II. Ilaillll '.'ii i C. C. Kelley Jo i K Itlvou . A's ii:i k T IIKIIS FT. MYFItS. Fl.i.. Jlni'.-h i: ifl't- The Phllii.lelplila Athl.i l.'S llU,itMl lilts 111 TWO lullillitS tO score (hree runs off Ciiii'iiinati lu.foro rain halted the name al the end or llie sixth here todnv s snn . ' 1 I 12 r.rt I'xponse. ete. traiitiorta tax ib-p '.iT i 1 it an '.21 ft .lo ; 2..o . i; mm r.2.r.i I.::. sJ.Mt :t rot supplies semf- 2'i.it :i1 KT Mil 7J fill f, l 1 l!i. 01 f.i crt 4 I HO " ;,2 12 in n.r.u i. tin i r. no I ii.Mt 27.00 n.r.u 1 ::h uu T7.u;. t2.r,n 4.1.1 2r..7i 1 j.toi 10. uu 12.'. 2.1 '1 20.211 1 lien:. s.dtt i;t i.n: i.:io 77.50 it V o :t.:u lOll.OM 1 U.OII ir.oi o.:,n 2l.u 2u.no 4. 10 !! no J i:i7.."u , 1!I.M J l.MIS 12 . 4 3. 702. S $ ,1,310.7 IS a. 10 I.VI0 2:i.8 I l.sRs.U superintend - . 2(7fa.0H pensions $ 3, .110.71 SK.T.nn mo. us :i2.(i x.n. 7:. 1.07 1.H1.10 fees 17.20 f)F WAV r. son 7.10 0.08 70.00 .. 7. Ml .. . 0 OS .. 70.00 KIIIKi I II II. II, VMilt l roi,i.i:i.K ciiu i ir tin in Meals, Jurors and witness fees Italliff and reporters, ate Youtiu Transfer Co.. service ,, Luke 8. May, services Patrick Co., supplies T. It. tilllenwaters, cash advanced . Kiurle Tnt, services . .. . W. K. Ilowdolu, supldles I'liderwooirs i'hai-macy, suiiplii'S . -West c at PrlntliiiT Co., auppllea W. t Hnilih I'riutliiit Co., supplies ASSFHMOII'M oi l it i: Itriimmond Print Shop, supplies .. .. W. il Sinlih 1 r In t In I'n., supplies Merchant's t'.ilrutatlna Maeblne i supplies Wilson l.andrv Co.. bond Paellie Stationery and Prililiiiu supplies I IS Mil Case a Mellon, suiplies i ... . s. In i The A I.I. U I'n, siiiilles It) 7 I'll Shaw Ma, Ilea C .... upplli s ... ,1.f.'i Itenilllltloli Itlllld Co., wtipplles : Oil. 'id lllen Torrlll, poslnae , 1 .11 1 i - I 1.IAH.CL Tin isi in n s ih i h i: PncKic Siiiiionery Co.. htipplic I IIS Jus. II Drlscoll. liond S'.ll Oil First Nalloual bank, service 4 in) Kuko-f hnpmait Co., supplies ' IJvenine lleinld. piiblishiiiK reports . . . Ol.rm , t , ji i:ii.i: i iM iir s r.i I , I st.r.a I lltl: I'ATHOI, THI.lt . 70 n CATTI i: AMI HOli INSI'I'tTIONS . t J,", llu 1 Rider Itrov, supplies - 10:l',7 i r,r. fi7 I'lll'IMTOHY AVIMI. 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Inhor ' l. V. Iluchannn, labor I). H. I labor J. I. Welch, Jr.. Inhr .. K. Nyo. Ijibor J. I). Welch, Inhor - F. Vnndcnburjr, Irtbnr Osiiir Harper. Inhor . L. A. Wftlkb y, lithor i M. J. Melnnl. labor !J. K McCiilb'V, Inhor G. B. Wells, inlmr I Wm. Beckmaii. labor ... j Hoy Greenwell, labor G. Herlihv, labor O. W.ibbh'H. labr J Pac. Tel. & Tel. Co.. services . ; Jo. Zuitipfe. labor "... j L. F. Iit-lon. contract Buskin Bros., labor Marvin Mlchaid. labor A. C. Bunnell, labor .1 l. McCain, labor . . ; K. Bouck, labor Ge). Havlina, labor ! Vincent llnviina, labor I G, T. Graham, labor I K. M, Shaw, labor Wallace Martin, labor I.. S. Crcetiwoll, labor N B. Wfnnnrd. right of way .foil 11 Gulmoii, labor 1 Frank Pagyr. labor M. Periioll. labor . . Martin Grei-n, bib rr Loyd Gift, labor ' Tom h'altou, labor ' Joe Wright. In bur L. B. Onwson. labor ' Curtis Nye, luhor ltOAI BOM I I B .1. K. McCnlley, Inhor Wm. ileckniun. Inhor ! (!. Heiilhy, lab.ir .... , (!. It. Wells, In i.hi L. A. Wnlkley, Inhor j .1 S. Holilnc, labor , It. !reenwell, labor , Stall Insurance , Supplies j J. C. Wlllkor. labor ... . .... A. Fenwick. labor I Wm. Karnes, labor j F. L. Dow, Inhor 1 Harry Ittiuin, labor ..... ! !. II. Van Allen, labor ' Dnve Turner, lab.ir j Carl McKeynolds. labor . Special Fiscal Agonl 1. S. II. S j Frank ftiilllvun, Inhor I Kd Vnnwerp. Inhor ., I (lllchrlsi Tlmlier Co., rlithl ol wny I.IIIIIAIIY Supplies, salaries, ele II1HII Kf'IIOOI. I I'M) I Salaries, supiilies. luliion, tninspnnnllnii, nil j hldi schools ; liil.n IIOAII liyi Supplies, etc Approved f;:r publication this FKKD n (ioni)AUI), i:nunlv JiiiIko, C. It. WILLIAMS, Cumin l.wlonor. HILAH OIIKNCHAIN, Cominisslouor. Attest: (', II. DK LAP, f'ounlv Clork. lly ('. J., (IATK8, Deputy, ' , , ....n.f.,., i:.V'i'i's'io l.SHI I I, Ml ?ft f a .mn t .'. 417 411 1.7(1 :l.'i no !J.:. 7 "i 1 1 1 ItSmi r.n..',ii 110 II II 4'i.M :i.;,l ( 1. 5110 1(1 I.Nfi S1. T.i SS5. IV I l . 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