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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26
California Won the Meet.

Stanford University, Gal, April 90
The intercollegiate field meet between the
University Of California and Stanford
was won BY the former by a seors Of rs
to As.
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The world has six lakes more than
10000 square miles. The Caspian IA
the largest Of these. and Lake Huron
the smallest.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26
IN OaFb Of Gran

Mamma, where do the leaves come
f-om2"
Inside the trees.
Then they pack their spring clothes
in their trunks. "--BOstOn Herald.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

Washington. Apr, "a TAs psr,.l.a
80 appointed Rsaiamia ; Hsfn-, OIL,
New Jersey tssa'lri s-rrstlry ta Az
ssd % l.. rrltsn 10 slssd
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26
Wheat Renorf.

Portland. Ore. - Nominal; Walla
Walla, 645 965c; bluestem, s6R
6bhc; valley. CSC.
Tacoma. Wash.-Steady: bluestem,
SEC; club. Csc.
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sHT0 Permanently Cured No fla ., n.rv,u-,..
ttO after hrst days sof Dr.. KIiasht erasi Ssrvs
1sstorsF send Tor RR BE "a 90 Trial bottle and trsat
- Dn-k H. kLiHH, Id. 81 Arch st. PhlAdslDhiA Pa
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IN England.

kind sir, | s'pose yer don't know
OF no one what don't want to hire no.
body to do nothink, do yer?"
Yes, | don't"
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

Potatoes from the worlds greatest
single crop. 1000. 900 900 bushels being
produced annually, equal in bulk to
the entire wheat and corn crops.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

.ayed my life three years aRo. Mr.. r.
Robson. Maple street. Norwich, N. Y
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

Pvt TINA tpm ~ lac Eass Asl~gatss
ERE h-fe ~ s4u5l, i<stlasra3a.s ID soatzs
stLl tar b-sg4.ss d yA= hsi4
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

heteors which reach the earth al.
most invariably contain a large quan.
uty OF Iron and a smaller amount Of
nickel
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1902-04-26

Hamblin's Wizard Oil knocks the spots
Oh your throat when it is sore, and pre-
vents diptheria, quinsy, etc.
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Rheumatism

kAsa-lt-t- fi--s ase tAs ert<z u proaesa
ar distress s.a .-ftaExd raaaeaea. aRhiaR
t5taEa as. eHrl.rl uegyvs. Tbs blassI Aas
b1sa l,-s. as4 D. tbs segs4Is4 alalhoa a
waste mater "a IAs system, snd eza &c
logger -. '2@ aaFe aud AsaigA ssassasa-
las tod t-sF Er4 ..r Tas " hl.9ir syatea8
tes.a 10 sasst Il ,-is ash f.alssa ansi
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ts1a .'s b. : 4 4 .l.Ay essl1g "a sssl
tAr aeAra aasl F4ias e. .ae
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Ni4a 41 .n D. ~ ga - tstia@s1 tr@
u'ottt t7 60 htl 40 lsl4.4 4 slAa1az k1ssalaas
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ti'nefs'' 30 go t.f4sA So Z -vas-sa ass9
lrsi t5E4ts5ra l4ata
We hs77 try-a,rI s9~rtst saot %
t'' 'ti' 80 H-..a ever e. 2sssr f-osa
'Aa' ga --. .!.sraa~ sAag- rVaI y t. ~
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The E'H.s s' fEs''Fass T. w.li - s-us ices
70 any aHe d"s, rtag u Tstss s~s pAysa,
e'AHa '@l.7 aa.l 'rFsly ahaaf yo-lF Sata. We
ma Z ID barge .s ee~.4aeal aligt-r
ihg faiFT EgEc3ue CO afLAsfa a.
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Hoods T0rS0p0rilid

No other medicine acts like it;
no other medicine has done so
much real, substantial good, no
other medicine has restored health
and strength at 81 little cost.
81 was troubled with scroiulA and came neat
losing my eyesighL For four months | could
not see 20 DO any thing. After taxing two bot
ties OF HOCd's sarsSparilla could see 20 walk
ana when mad taken eight bottles | coUl see
As well as ever" SUSIE A. HAIRsTIN, Withers,
NC.
HoOd's SarSapaPHIa EroRsEw0S TO
O@rO and keeps 6IsG nronRf0o.
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POORLY?

"For xo years suffered ter,
ribly from dyspepsia, N"1 49, stga'
deeyrsslon, ana was always issllns
poorly. Thea tried aver , oaisA !.
psrilla. ana IA one ~eeA "aa =
~ man Joha McDonaid'
Philadelphia, ia.
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MOROS ARE GETTING BRAVE
AMERICANS WE'RE ATTACKED.

We're HuHtiaE tsF water whsa
FiFsd tPea al Lsa eIaanss-L.fvsly
skirmish FSiiswsa-AaeEas wsss
rat 90 Fisht-sevsEat al FAsm
ktItea.
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to seize unsuspecting prey. which is then
hauled among the shorter arms and held
powerless 10 escape. The mouth is small.
but is provided with two large parrotiike
beaks. This weird creature weighing tons.
with a power Of changing its color, ike
chameleon, and in some species luminous.
lives in deep fjiordlike bays and probably
in the deeper regions Of the ocean, as il is
rarely seen except when wounded. a num-
Der of years ago an epidemic appears to
have overtaken these animals. and numbers
were found at the surface in Newfound-
land waters-one. hfty-fve feet in length.
giving the men who discovered il hard
struggle The hideous animal threw its
arms over the boat, holding with vice.
like strength. emitting clouds Of ink. which
permeated the water in every direction.
II was finally secured. towed in and an
chored in the surf. where il lay until the
tide ebbed, tossing its arms aloft. hllinS
the water with ink-a terrifying spectacle.
The capture of nearly all the giant squids
has been sensational The French man-of-
war Alectron sighted one some years ago
lying upon the surface. \ boat was low
cred. but the captain was loath 10 allow
his men to attack it. fearing that some one
would be killed or injured by the flying
arms or be hauled down into the water.
Finally harpoon was thrown into il and
killed it, When the animal was hauled
aboard, by its mere weight il fell apart.
yet there was no doubt but that IL could
have held two men in each arm and
drowned them easily in the open water.
So uncanny a creature might well inspire
horror among seamen, but there is every
reason 10 believe that they are very timid.
The writer measured one Of these animals,
which proved to be forty-five feet in
length. and at the Island Of Santa Catalina
once observed a school OF squids from
eight TO ten feet long rush in upon the
rocks. chased by large fishes. one OF these
curious creatures was placed in a large
tank. where il lived foe several hours. Civ
ing remarkable exhibition of color
changes. Ii threw its long arms about
the edges of the tank with a grip almost
impossible TO dislodge. while over it's BODY
flashed tint and color changes fairly daz-
cling. The prevailing hue was reddish
brown. becoming vivid, then fading away
10 pale gray. suggestive of the possibilities
Of concealment OF this strange animal. The
writer has seen them posing over white
sandy bottom almost invisible. Then. when
over dark bottom they took on a darker
shade. also almost invisible TO any lurking
foe. When attacked the animal shot away,
tail first, like arrow. discharging back
ward al its enemy a cloud of ink which
filed the water for many feet about-a pro-
tective measure at once effective and sen
sational
The question Of large animals OF the deep
sea is one of the problems OF the future,
and doubtless in the years TO come some
trap will be devised which will bring 10
the surface of the deep sea. which in form
and shape will be as remarkable as the
smaller animals which are known TO be TIE
ocean world
CHARLES FREDERICK HOLDER.
| Pasadena, Cal.
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PIONEER COLLECTIONS.

Every town in Indiana should establish
a civic museum" said a citizen who has
won droll sort of local prominence by his
fondness for old things. Indiana was a
pioneer State, and in all the old portions of
the State are yet to be found relics of the
pioneer days. These are rapidly passing
away; some of them are being destroyed by
descendants who do not appreciate them
and others are being sold to persons from
other States who travel about in the coun.
try especially to hunt up such relics and
sell them at great prices outside of the
State. 1 know of one woman, an outsider,
who has made a great deal of money on
old Indiana tables. She has agents who
help her discover them here and there
throughout the country. She attends auc-
tons and frequents junk shops herself,
picking up nice bargains in old mahogany
tables, three-legged tables. cherry drop
leaf tables tilt-top tables and all kinds of
old-fashioned tables. These are bought
under s. each, renovated and sold at $40 and
s15 EACH sometimes more. Spinning wheels
and wool wheels. old chests, grandfathers'
clocks and old-fashiOned chairs and beds
are other desira bile articles known to such
alert bargain hunters. Old china and pew
ter, too, they pick up and sell to Eastern
dealers. Indiana towns ought to look after
these old things and keep them at home.
"One old town that L know of has hall
a town museum-in which such valued
mementoes of bygone days are cherished
and preserved. Every family in town has
contributed to it and they regard it with
unbounded pride.
Il have little collection of pioneer
relics myself" the earnest citizen con-
Guided, but 1 intend to give it to such a
civic museum some day"
What have your was asked
well. L have an old wooden settee sew
enty years old, old Franklin stove, one
of the earliest made, and several old chairs
and tables. Also | have an old three-legged
iron skillet, andiroGs, shovel, tongs and
poker, a flax hacker. weaver's shuttle,
sleys of loom, pot hooks. bellows. old
iron candlesticks, candle molds, ard-oil
lamps, some old pewter and china and other
things which would adorn a pioneer mu-
scum. l do wish that every town in Indi-
ana would take hold of this idea and save
it's local relics before curio dealers have
them all bought up and sold to outsiders.
There is no end to the interesting old things
which could be collected if people all over
the State would only recognize the impor-
tance of speedy and concerted action in
this important matter"
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-27

IA miles, 50, 40, go; Chesapeake and Ohio,
Cumberland, Nd. to Washington. ID. c..
ls4 miles. 81 .29o. s27; Companys. Mississippi
river to Bayou Black. in Louisiana, p
miles, ssO.co0; Delaware and Raritan. New
Brunswick to Trenton, in New Jersey, 66
miles, s4.SSS,749 Delaware division. Easton
to Bristol in Pennsylvania. 60 miles. 81
as. $50; Des Moines Rapids. Mississippi 'riv-
er. ~ miles, s4.5S2.Oo9; Dismal Swamp,
Chesapeake bay to Albemarle sound, %
miles, 81 10000; Erie, Albany to Buffalo, in
New York. SS7 miles, $52.54O.OO0: Galveston
and Brazos. Galveston to Brazos river, in
Texas, IS miles, $40 600; Hooking. Carroll to
Jacksonville. in Ohio. ~ miles. s975,4S1; Hi
nois and Michigan, Chicago to La Sale. in
Illinois. 102 miles. 1885,. 7S7: Lehigh, Coal
port to Easton, in Pennsylvania, los 81
455. 900; Louisville and Portland, Louisville,
KY, 21z miles, s5,57S 631; Miami and Erie,
Cincinnati TO Toledo, in Ohio. pa miles. S.
O62, $50; Morris, Easton Pa, TO Jersey City,
n. j., los miles, IS, 600 600; Big Muscle Shoals
and Elk-river Shoals. connected. in Ten
nessee. 10 miles, So 156,919; Ogeechee con-
Meeting Savannah and Ogeechee rivers, in
Georgia, is miles, s4O7 $40; Ohio, Cleveland
to Portsmouth, in Ohio, 81 miles, 1885 ,204
Oswego, Oswego to Syracuse. in--New
York, IS miles, s., 2S9. 526; Pennsylvania, Co.
lumbia TO Huntingdon, in Pennsylvania,
1913 miles, 81, 7S1, 80; Port Arthur, from Port
Arthur, Tex, to the gulf. 1899: Portage
Lake and Lake Superior. % miles, $52S, S92;
Schuylkill, Mill creek to Philadelphia in
Pennsylvania, los miles, So. 461. 6OO St.
Marys Falls, Lakes Superior and Huron at
Sault Ste. Marie, 1-3 miles, 81 ,909 CO..; Sus-
quehanna, Columbia, Pa, to Havre de
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.

OF what religious denomination is the
Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of
Allegheny. Pas. l.. Cakes.
1t is undenominational and not controlled
by any sect.
What is the meaning of the term 'low
bridge?"-C. &.
1t is the warning OF canal boatmen on
approaching bridge. and means that those
on deck should stoop TO save their heads
1t has spread among landsmen. too.
What is meant in chemistry by double
decomposition? ,. How many metals are
known 2-B.
Compound or complicated decomposition
. Forty-nine elements are universally
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classed as metals; tellurium sometimes is
taken as a fiftieth.
Has the Twenty-ninth Infantry left San
Francisco yet?-Subscriber.
The entire regiment is now in the Phil
ippines.
Did all of the Twelfth Regiment sail
from Manila 20 San Francisco, on the
transport Grant. March 26?-Cuba.
The Grant sailed from Manila March 81,
for San Francisco, via Honolulu, with IS
officers and GAS enlisted men of the Twelfth
Regiment and with S35 short-term men
and 81 sick.
How many parks are there in the city of
Indianapolis? ?. How far is the farthest
any one person lives from a park in the
city? g. How great is the area of all the
parks combined ?-School No. SO.
Not counting street centers there are ff-
teen. >. Irvington people live at greatest
distance from park. They are three miles
from Brookside. 3. Excluding street cen
tiers the total area is about LBS acres.
Is the Car of Russia Queen Alexandra 5
sisters child, or King Edwards sister S
child?-J. NJ. A.
Neither; his father, Alexander III, mar
ried Princess Dagmar. daughter of the
present King of Denmark. The present
Cars wife was Princess Alice of Hesse-
Darmstadt. daughter of Princess Alice of
Great Britain. so is a niece of Edward VII.
Who wrote the letters of Junius? You will
ease our minds greatly by answering; we
can't find out. .. How should the year 1902
be written in Roman notation?-L. and r.
Their authorship is not known definitely.
though a fairly strong chain of circum-
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Grace, Md, As miles. 1881 .345: Walhonding.
Rochester to Roscoe in Ohio, 25 miles,
1901 269
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How long should dog be confined that
is suspected of being infected by a mad
affected dogs bite affect another dog? 3.
Does a dog that has dew claws ever go
mad?-P.
The interval between bite and appear
ance of rabies has not been definitely de-
termined, but it may exceed six months.
So confinement even for that period would
not always bring proof .. In all stages
that are recognizable. 3. Yes; dew claws
are not protection.
VIII YOU outline the causes Of the war
with MeXico?-J. NJ.
Texas. which, between 1921 and 1895 had
been settled largely from the Southern
States, revolted from Mexico in the latter
year, and in 1896 declared independence.
with the unquestioned intent of joining the
United States. independence being won,
Texas applied for admission i'm 1897, and
was admitted in 1916. Texas claimed the
territory to the Rio Grande. and Mexico
held to the Nueces as the boundary, So.
as the United States backed up the Texan
claim, war followed annexation.
What is meant by the Julian period? ?.
How long did Herod the Great live after
thing of the life of Ptolemy Philadelphus.
Anxious.
A period of 1880 Julian years; the year OF
the Julian period is found by adding Alb
to the year A. u. .. A few weeks g. He
was Ptolemy II. and reigned peacefully
over Egypt from 2S4 to 246 b. c. This period
was marked by extension of trade, by large
public works and by stimulation of schol-
arship In his reign Manetho compiled his
history of Egypt. and the Greek version of
the Old Testament, known as the Sep
tuagint. was made. at least. in part
What can you tell me regarding the piece
OF ground between the New York store
and the building directly east of 1t? Does
it belong TO any one, and why is il left
vacant? 2. Who wrote the poem beginning,
Laugh and the world laughs with you,
weep and you weep alone?'-F. P. j.
1t is a strip of ground the title to which
has been in dispute for years. though the
Cravings are said to have an imperfect
title They did not build upon it, however,
when they recently improved their prop
erty. II may now be regarded as public
property belonging to the city. ,. 1t is
claimed both by Ella Wheeler Wilcox and
Col. John a. Joyce. with the probabilities
decidedly in favor of the former.
:: =
Will you print a short history of Lord
Chief Justice Jeffreys, called the Bloody?
lie was born in Denbighshire, North
Wales, in 164s and in 1868 was called to the
bar, where he was promoted rapidly He
was knighted in 1871 and six years later
became chief justice of the Kings Bench.
He was willing tool of the crown. for
which he was elevated to the peerage by
James IL, and made his name a by-word
for foul brutality and vindictiveness Dur
ing his bloody assize" 800 were hanged,
and it was his boast that he had hanged
more traitors than had all his predecessors
since the conquest. He supported all the
Kings despotic measures until the latter's
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Not Lon y.

My life is long-not so. the angels say
Who watch me waste il, trembling whilst they
weigh
Against eternity my lavished day
Ny life is long-Christ's word is different;
The heat and burden of the day were spent
On Him. 10 refreshing times are sent
Give angels heart. that day nor night
Rests not from alteration its delight,
Still crying. Holy. holy" in the height
Give me the heart of saints. who, laid at rest
In better paradise than Abraham's breast
In the everlasting Rock have made their nest
Give Thy heart. o Christ who thirty-three
Slow years Of sorrow countedst short for me
That where Thou there Thy beloved might be
Christina Rosetti
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How long should dog be confined that
is suspected of being infected by a mad
dog? 2. At what stage of madness does an
affected dogs bite affect another dog? 3.
Does a dog that has dew claws ever go
mad?-P
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-27

The interval between bite and appear
ance of rabies has not been definitely de-
termined, but il may exceed six months
So confinement even for that period would
not always bring proof. >. In all stages
that are recognizable. 8. Yes; dew claws
are not a protection.
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No more hideous creature can be imag-
ined The body is barrel-shaped, the tail
like an arrowhead. the eyes as large as
saucers-black and white, hypnotic and
staring. The arms are attached TO the
head and are ten in number, from ten to
twenty feet long in extremely large ami
mails, while two are from thirty to fifty
feet in length, depending upon the size of
the individual. The short arms are pro-
vided with extraordinary suckers their en-
tire length. The two long ones have them
only at the extremities. and they form
virtually pair of pincers. which are shot
out thirty or more feet like a flash of light
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1902-04-27

nearly three times as deep. Many of them
are topped by carriage roads or footpaths,
others are the banks of navigable canals,
and at least one. the West Kappel dyke,
12.64S feet long, % feet high and with a
seward slope of 800 feet. has a railway
and a carriage road at the top Neither
lands has 1850 miles of dykes against the
sea. and many more against the more dan
gerous waters of the rivers. Their extent
and Importance moved Goldsmith to write
that the Dutchman ''scooped out an en-
pire from the ocean," and led to an irrever-
emit old Dutch proverb to the extent that
God made the sea, but the Hollander made
the land
What present States and Territories
were included in the Louisiana purchaser"
. What form of government has Aus
tralia u. H.
Louisiana, Arkansas, most of Indian Ter
ritory, Missouri. most of Kansas Ne
braska Iowa, the Dakotas, most of Mime
sofa. Montana and of Wyoming. and part
OF Colorado. ?. THE Commonwealth of
Australia" inaugurated with 1901. is a fed
Grafton governed under a constitution
framed by its own people, but passed upon
by the British Parliament There are a
Governor General, appointed by the British
government, TO represent the sovereign
but guided by a Cabinet chosen from the
federal Parliament. and two legislative
bodies. Senate and Representative cham
Der The constitution specifically intrusts
certain matters 20 the federal executive and
Parliament. leaving the rest to the States
in the general manner of these United
States; but the matters Of federal control
are more extensive than here. and some
subjects having federal supervision with
US. there are left TO the States.
Will you print something about the ca
nails OF the United States, their number,
length cost and whera situated?-J. NJ L.
Here are the principal ones: Albemarle
and Chesapeake. Norfolk. Va, to Curri-
tuck sound. North Carolina. length a
miles. cost s1.s4l.3s Augusta. Savannah
river 10 Augusta, Ga. miles. $500 900;
Black river. Rome TO Lyons Falls in New
York. IS miles, $S5sl,s54; Cayuga and Sene-
ca, between those lakes and Montezuma,
y. Y. % miles. s.. 2s2. go: Champlain. White
hall TO West Troy in New York 81 miles.
S4.O44.O0 Chesapeake and Delaware Ches-
apeake City, Nd, 10 Delaware City. Del,
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stantial evidence points to Sir Philip Fran
els as their writer. Many minds besides
your own have been disturbed over this
question; the attempts TO unravel the mys-
terry constitute a considerable literature. ?.
MCMII.
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The Old Legend of a GfrTs Wild
Race with a Giant of the Harfz
Mountains RetOId for Yor &
Readers "a.
Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1902-08-05

Ration, also have a judgment against
the same defendants for the sum OF
Si40, and with the same proviso re
garding sale of property.
General Superintendent T. p. Cook
of the Western Union Telegraph com
pany. of Chicago; Division Superin
tendent j. j. Dickey, of Omaha, and
Assistant Division Superintendent C
B.. Horton, of Denver, will arrive here
tonight and will be here tomorrow on
an inspection trip of the telegraph Of
fees. They were at Santa Fe today.
The infantry company are making
big preparations for their ball tomor-
row night at Rosenthal hall. The pros
poets are for a big crowd.
A special train will be through here
Friday containing the "Quien Sabe'
Elks from owe the territory en- route
to their annual jamboree, whichN will
start on August IL in Salt Lake City.
A number of the local Elks will join
the herd here and go out for a large
time.
Mrs. Hill, a sister of George p.
Money, who has been visiting here for
the past few weeks, departed this af-
ternoon for her home in Winona, Miss
issippi.
The next ball game to be played
here is with Lamar, Colo, on Wednes-
day and Thursday. The Lamar team