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The daily sentinel., 1903-03-28
Do you tr ade at $40?

Do you trade at 349?
Get school hats at the Ladies En-
porium for 30 cents.
Do you trade at 349?
When you want hack in hurry.
telephone Platt s. King. Day or night.
The Bazaar will have special sale
for one week only, commencing April
1st.
The firm of Sublett and Roberts
deal in first class millinery and
trimmings.
Call at the Ladies Emporium if you
wish to be made happy with your
spring millinery.
Do you trade at 349?
Before purchasing has visit the
millinery store of Sublett and Rob-
erts. 54I Main street.
Do You trade at 349?
Very low prices on cut flowers and
plants for easter. Place your order
now. The Grand Valley Floral
and Nursery company.
Attend the night classes at the
Graud Valley Commercial School,
Monday and Thursday evenings from
seven until nine O'Clock.
Do you trade at $40?
A visiting clergyman will celebrate
the Holy Communion at st. Matthew
church tomorrow at IL O'Clock. Rev.
O. W. G. Lyon has been asked to be
in Delta.
Grand Junction r. A. Chapter will
meet in special session Monday night
March 30th. to confer Mark Mas ter's
degree. All Chapter Masons please
take notice.
See our new spring samples of silk
shirt waist suits complete SIS. Bril-
liantines and etamines $12. 90. Silk
dress skirts Sl2. Silk wraps 81
These suits are ready to wear. We
guarantee the fit. No trouble to
show samples N w. Blaine.
Through tourist sleeping cars
Grand Junction to Chicago. leave 6 30
a. m. every Monday, Tue sday and
Friday via Rock Island system. Best
service and lowest rates For infor-
nation apply to E. Drake G.. P. a.
Salt Lake.
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MONEY!
COMMUNICATION.

(Advertisement)
To the Voters Of Grand Junction:
There is considerable talk on
the streets that l am indiffer-
ent about being elected to
the office of mayor on the Re-
publican ticket. l wish to state
now for the benefit of the vo-
tiers that l shall use every
honorable means to be elected
and if elected will give the Of
fee my very best attention for
the interest of the whole people.
Signed,
J. J. LUMSDEN.
The daily sentinel., 1903-03-28

Do you trade at 1892
Clean candy at Sparks.
Do you trade at $40?
Fine five cent smoke at Sparks.
Platt 81 King livery and transfer.
Sweet things in large quantities at
Sparks.
First class livery turnouts at Platt
s. Kings.
Get in ON that elegant line of choc-
olates. just in at Sparks.
Ice cream for parties, dinners. etc. .
ON short notice. at Sparks.
Do you want your lawn put in first
class shape? See Luther White. or
leave orders at the Sentinel office.
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equality Tells. Price Sells" Lyons
g. Son.
There is a grocery war on of consid-
cradle nronortions
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BOUT CALLED OFF.
Tommy Jacobs May be Substituted
For De COursey.

Now comes the startling announcement
that the proposed bout between Young
Correct 4Al BILLY De Coursey, which
was set for the evening Of the first, has
been called of by Mr.. Mulyey. Last eve-
ming that gentleman received telegram
In which It was stated that other ar
rangements had been made and that the
bout with DE COursey would not take
place. That was decidedly cool way TO
throw Mr. Mulvey down after he had
practically completed arrangements for
the bout and was expecting De Coursey
In any moment. Mr. Mulvey was then
asked II he could handle 20 between
Corbett and Tommy Jacobs Tor the sec.
ond, II really looks as though Corbett
was a little afraid OF the lie Coursey
proposition, and as Tommy Jacobs had
written for q match, decided 20 take the
less difficult job. Mr. Mulvey SAYS he
has learned that Jacobs and the cham
pion are close friends, that they have
been writing to each other for q long time
and he does not like the looks Of such
q go, and, therefore, will have nothing TO
do with It,
IL may be that someone else will take
hold OF the matter and arrange 10 be-
tween Jacobs and Corbett, so that the
local fight fans will not be disappointed.
Hundreds OF them would like TO see the
little champion In action even II only an
exhibition go, but he may be induced TO
put up 500 to knock Jacobs out I'm six
rounds. IL such arrangements are made
the bout ought to prove highly interest
ing.
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Frank Welte, aged II years, who re-
sides at No. % Euclid Ave, this city,
was a very sick boy few months ago.
Now read his story:
/ have suffered for about two years
with what have since learned was
Catarrhal Asthma, and which resulted
in partial deafness. 1t was impossible
TO hear ordinary conversational
head and nose stopped up continually
and at night had to sit up in bed 10
catch my breath-as / almost smother
II | tried to lie down. lost my appe-
lite, could not eat anything-and was
run down badly. Four months ago I
went to Drs. Shores and began their
treatment. improved slowly but
steadily at hrt and lately my progress
has been much more rapid, until today
feel better all over don't hawk
and spit now, hear very much better.
breathe easy-have no trouble at
night, appetite better-ln fact feel
like a new boy and want TO thank Drs.
Shores for their splendid treatment.
(signed) FRANK WELTE.
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COM MlTTEE ON PARADE.
Citizens Who viii Arrange for Recep'
ton to President Roosevelt.

The various committees appointed 60
arrange for the reception Of President
Roosevelt met yesterday afternoon, at
the mayors office, and made consider
able progress.
The committee on parade will be-
composed Of United States Marshal
Ben Haywood, chairman; John Q. Cam
ion, Charles S. Burton, Col John w.
Bubb, Capt w. A, Mercer, Maj. Her
teri s. Foster NJ NJ Kaighn, Sam G
Park, Joseph f.. Calne. DR. Henry La
Motto, Dr. John II. Critchlow. A. q.
Nc Kengie, w. n. Van Blarcom, r. H.
Claiming, Il. A. Smith, Fisher S. Har-
rls, ID, Elliott Kelley, George II. Car
penter, j. X. Ferguson, Ben X. FL
dredge. James C. Leary, II. II. Calllster,
John S. Bransford W. II. Dale, Daniel
c. LOTUS, Glen Miller l.. II. Farms
worth, c. Ira futile, w. #. Adams,
Rodney Badger, Jr, Frank l.. Hines
and Ben Nevlns.
mis- committee will hold It's first
meeting Monday evening at $3.50 o'clock
at the Commercial club. The commit
tee on decorations Will be made up as
follows Charles Cottreli, Jr., chair
man; Jacob Morltz, Arthur f. Barnes,
John De Grey Dixon, John c. Cutler
and all the members Of the city coun-
ell. This committee Is requested by the
chairman to meet at the office of Mayor
Thompson on East Second South street
at p. m. Monday to plan for the
decoration Of the city. The central
committee and the chairfnen Of the
various committees meet again in few
days on call from Mayor Thompson.
No definite time was fixed for this
meeting at the meeting yesterday
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"THE PAIN KING"

Those wohaye felt its keen cutting pains witnessed intense
uheng OF Others know that Rheumatism torture and that right
ly called 1.-THE King of Pain
All 90 Some suddenly seized with the most excrc
ing PAINS ana seems muscle and joint the body being torn
aund Others only oanasght pains for weeks ornonths when
sudden change Ill the weather damp chilly winds night
ar brings on fierce attack lasting for days perhaps and leaving the
tent with weakened constitution crippled and deomed for all time
An acid polluted condition Of the blood the form and
variety OF Rheumatism Muscular Aua Acute Chronic nhammaoy
and Seattle and the blood must be gd and purified before there
endto aches pains applications
p domuch toward temporary relief but such otreal
he real cause cleanse the diseased blood but the greatest Of all
blood purifiers and ton does rheumatism yanong and neua
ngth poisonous acids and building the weak sluggish blood
49, saeand relabein all forms OF Rheumatism. Itmakes
(C(Cl ( the old acid blood rich and the pain tortured
es and joints relieved the shattered
OJIkO) made strong, and the entesystem snvigoaed and
- - toned up by heuse of this great vegetable remedy,
you have Rheumatism write and physicians will furnish with
out charge information desired and will mail free book
Nncunausm. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, Ga.
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Opening Event Taken by 40 to
Shot at Oakland.

San Francisco April A.--Long priced
horses were again to the fore at Oakland
today, The Fiddler opened proceedings
by winning at odds Of 10 to /, and among
the other outsiders TO score were IIbbfe
Candid and Lizzie Rice. In the z-year-
old race Sofia and Princess Sylvia fell,
but Early and Tobin, their riders, escaped
injury. The weather was fine and the
track fast. Results;
First race one mile, selllng-The Fld-
der won, Vasallo second, Halmetta third.
Time, l:A
Second race. four furlongs, selling.-Lib-
bic Candid won. samar second, Virgins
third. Time 49,
Third race, five and half furlongs,
purse-AmericanO won, Headwater Sec
oqd, st. Winifrid third. Time. 1@A
Fourth race. one mile and 100 yards.
selling-Position won. Ada n second,
Tzona third. Tine. 1874.
Fifth race. six furlonss, selling-Lazzle
Rice won, Someone's second. Alta c third.
Time, lis,
Sixth race. one mile, selling -Maiin Bell
won, Milas second, Albert Enright Third.
Time, l.43,
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kinloch Park.

ST Louis, April 2l.--Kinloch Park sum
mary:
First race, six furlongs--Father Went
ker won, Zirl second Hieaway third.
Time ia
Second race, five and one.half fur
longs. selling--Sir Christopher won. Or
leans second. lsoca third. Time. los
Third race. four and One-half furlongs--
Arkansas Pass won. Gus Heidorn sec
ond, Matt Wadleigh third Time IS.
Fourth race. one mile. gentlemen rid
ers- Mary Moore won Eda Riley second.
Spurs third. Time i:i7.
Fifth race. six furlcngs-Ilooster won,
Bridge second. Irish Jewel third. Time.
l:liit.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth. selling
-Blanco won,Jena second. Countess Clara
third. Time, 1894
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ANOTHER BOOM
FOR BASEBALL
Oeden Suddenly Looms Up With
A Forfeit Of $500,
MEETING FOR NEXT MONDAY
o,n,iIp WtII be Here Then aud SEIZED
ME VIII be Arranged Between
salt Lake and Ogden.

we'll the baseball situation which, to
cav the least, has been anything but fiat
,.,lng for some weeks, has taken . sud
Am change for the better and hope has
oroe more entered the hearts Of lovers
ot me national game. The announcement
/, made from ogden that the directors Of
,ts Junction city club had authorized
frank Glmln to come down TO Salt Lake
ON Monday with $500 to put up MS forfeit.
Gmlm will also remain here until
,,helule Is arranged between tie two
Gibbs and then the hustle for players will
begin.
All this was brought about at a meet
,og held al Ogden last evening at which
ieR Rogers, president Of the SILT Lake
assoclatlon, was present John Critch.
iow was decided upon as president Of the
two.clnb League. Nothing now seems 10
~ IN Inc way Of the consummation OF the
vst scheme which has been In the minds
" he fans for many months past, and
me "cranks" and rooters will now begin
IA train for the season that Will soon be
ushered IN.
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think the
specialist
a CRITICAL CONDITION I weighed
did
POUNDS WHEN
CURED standing
for the benefit Of other sufferers Respectfully Yours
NJ. VAN BUREN,
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Events at Nashville.

Nashville, Tenn. April 2L--cumberland
Park summary:
First race. FIVE furlongs-Pea Ridge
won, Balzac second. Sandwich third.
Time l;b2is
Second race, four furlongs-Comora
won Frances Vowel second. Court Rose
third. Time. 90
Third race. one mile. seillng-C hlckasha
won. Annie 1aureita second, Handcuf
third. Time 1884,. -
Hotel cup-Brulare won. strathmore sec
ond hummer III third. Time, Ia.
Fifth race. six and one-hnif flIrionce
selllng-Mlss West won. Little Duchess
ii second, PrssgTaye third. Time In
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Lakeside summary.

Chicago, April 2I,-Laleaide summary:
First race four and one-half fnrlongs-
Plea won. Bayview second. Dick Ripley
third Time, IS ~
Second race. six furlongs-playllke won,
Sly Boots second, Rosie Dillon third. Time
l,lj i-5.
Third race, six furlongs- Safeguard
won, Gracious second, j ] Corhett third.
Time il5 2-j
Allopath second. Chop Sue ythIrd. Time,
li2
Fifth race, five furongs-Arnold n
won Gerry Lynch second Miss FleIsh-
mann third Time, los rs.
Sixth race, mile and n sixteenth
Zonne won. Prince Webb second Bonnie
Lissak third Time, i;50 2-J.
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Aquciuct Events.

New York. April a.-Aqucduot sum-
mary
First race ax and one-half furlongs,
sclling-petra III won, Clorlta second, An.
drnitus third. Time. 1873 i-5,
Second race, four aud one-half fur
longs knobhampton won, Contentious
second, lnterlude third Time. IS les.
Third race one mile and 70 yards, SELL
ing-lord Advocate won. Brisk second,
The Tailsman third. Time, 1;i7 as.
Fourth race, five furlongs the Wood
lawn stakos-Agnes Brennan won, Nine
pin second, Wizard third Time, l.Ql 4-5.
Fifth race, seven lurlongs, handicap
Grand opera won, Homestead second,
Ben Howard third Time, l.g.
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SPECIALTIES:

the Angora Goat, and Mohair for
profit.
Conard-"Unoe Dick" Wooten; the
pioneer frontiersman OF the Rocky
Mountains.
Dixon-Free Russia,
Du Prel-The Philosophy Of Mystic
ism. 2 vols
Elmes--slr Christopher Wren and His
Times.
Falke-Greece and Rome; their life
and art (reference).
Ganot-Popular Natural Philosophy.
Holmes and Barber-Religlous En-
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Misunderstanding Songs.
Wegmann--The Design and Construc-
ton OF Dams.
FICTION.
Eggleston-The Circuit Rider, tale
Of the heroic age.
Hope--A Change Of Air
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF Martin Hew-
1T,
snaith-M Mistress Dorothy Marvin.
Swift-ln Piccadilly
Taylor-The Rebellion Of the Prin-
cess.
Walford-- Successors 20 the Title.
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blems and Allegories (reference).
Ingalls-productlo and Properties Of
Zinc.
Lynch-Armenla travels and studies,
vols.
Moyer--The Witchery Of Sleep.
saltus-The Lovers OF the World Q
vols.
Stair-Indians OF Southern Mexico.
acknowledgements Russia
Sully-An Essay on Laughter.
Talne-Notes on England.
Van Laun-The French Revolution
airy Epoch. vols.
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Portland, April 2i.--The Browns had
things their own way today and landed
on Shock at Critical moments The big
fellow was trlhe wild and allowed 1--WE
Of the locals to walk Seattle also made
two costly errors. Butler kept his hits
well scattered, and few OF Wilson'S men
got beyond the initial bag, Features OF
the game were the clever fielding OF
Nadau and Jay Andrews sensational stop
Of a redhot grounder during the. sixth.
Both teams played fast ball and the day
was perfect. Attendance, 1000 Score:
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A SPLENDID ENDORSEMENT.

NJ. Publisher WESTERN POULTRY
relief
individuals
familiar with the WESTERN POULTRY WORLD Is
publisher the highest stand
his words conviction with them. READ
THIS HONEST STATEMENTS
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Adams-IIosea Ballou and the Gospel
Renaissance OF the Nineteenth Centu-
ry.
Bennett-A Truth Seeker Around the
World; series Of letters written while
making tour Of the globe. vols.
Black-A New Industry, or, Raising
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Sixth race. four and one-half furlongs.
selllng-kilo won. Counsel second Dora
Wells third. Time. &c.
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American Association.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

At Kansas Clty-Kansas CITY, 5, Min
neapolis, 4.
Al Observation-Disclosures, II; Louis
vile, l.
AT Columbus-Columbus, 3; Toledo, 6.
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An Honest Bona Eide Test Treatment Offer

OF Yer % ne
W ad and u an to- ut OF a stop a
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Tacoma. Wash, April q Tacoma and
Portland put up splendid BAH today and
II was pitchers hattie from the start.
Tacoma's score came from Holland who
brought home by Rockenield who
smashed the hail to the fence There was
brilliant fielding on the part OF both
teams. Attendance, LOO. Score,
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Pacific National League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Los Angeles, April 2i-Butte won from
the Los Angeles Pacific National team TO-
day, the game being even up 10 the ninth
inning when the visitors scored two runs
ON two singles. a sacrifice and an error,
Attendance, 3OO Score;
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hits Flood, Thlelman; home run. Barry:
bases on balls, on Mitchell 3; struck out,
by Thlelman O. by Mitchell 4.
umpire--O'Day.
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National League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Pittsburg, Aprl A--1n long drawn
out and loosely played game Plttsburg
won IN the eleventh inning, when two
men were out on Bransheld's lorg hit to
center scoring Wagner. Attendance 5000
SCOres
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Klopfs error with two men down put
Freeman on base, and the next six men
the ball out Of the lot. Hogg should have
had shut out, but an error In the ninth,
tho only one made by Seattle, spoiled
that. His support was high class. Bah
bits work was the feature in the field
Score;
r. II T..
spokane go. ,',.,, ..'.5. ''s'.'''
Seattle...s ...sss ss,fs "' 500 ~ IL
Batterles-Hogg and stanley; Carney
Stevenson and Xausky,
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poor form today and the wrctched fold.
ing Of the New Yorks enabled Washing
suon to win easily Attendance, 2.SjO.
X. II. f.
" oa' iHbioh 80 .'''.... .t.. .u, II !
Batteries- Patten and Clarke. Tame.
NIL Wolfe, O'Connor and Bovllle.
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ONLY FIVE MORE DAYS
The Last days Apnn which take advantage D Shores and Shores
Spring Time Offer of
One Weeks Treatment and Medicines Absolutely Free

As t an method o s time he yea
L for
fora OF to D see
f
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New York April 2i--New York won an
uphill game from Boston today. Taylor
was batted ont OF the box IN the first two
innigs but Cronin was very steady and
allowed but one run during the rest OF the
game. Attendance, G,OOO Score:
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NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following thirty-fve volumes will
be added to the public library Monday
morning April 27, 1903:
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Batteries-Taylor. Cronln and Warner
and Bowerman Willis and Kittredge.
Earned runs, New York 2, Boston 2;
two-base hits, Browne Cooley; bases on
balls, of Cronln 2, off Willis 4; struck
out by Cronn 8, by Willis l.
Umpire--Moran.
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Batteries-D oheny and Smith Rhodes
and O'Neill
Earned runs, Pittsburg q two-base hits.
Bran /; three-base hits, Wagner 3, bases
struck out, by Doheny 4, Rhodes 6.
Umpire--Johnstone
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LICENSED TO WE'D.
Candidates for Matrimonial HonOrs
Receive Permits.

The county clerk issued marriage IL
censes TO the following persons this
Waak,
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WITH THE FANS.
Doipgs In Five Big Leagues De.
trolt Leads American.
American Leagne.
erA MING OF TEAMC
STANDING OF TEAMS.

Philadelphia, April 2l.--Young proved a
stumbling block for the champions TO-
day and Boston won by narrow mar
gn Tile locals only tally was made on
Wild pitch. Attendance, 5000. Scorel
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Pacific Coast League.
STANDING OF TEAMS.

San Francisco. April 2i.-The locals and
Oakland played If innings today. the
game being Of lively and sensational
character. Score
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This is Positively Your Last Chance

AFTER 9F%En Will
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Brooklyn, April 2i--Timely batting IN
the seventh and eighth innings enabled the
Phlladelphias 10 shut out the Brooklyns
here today. Attendance, $500. Score;
X. IL, u,
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 0
Philadelphia .... go. .n,,-,
Batterles-Thielman and Ritten. Mitchell
and Roth
Earned runs, Philadelphia 2; two-base
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Batteries Mccarthy ana Byers: l.und-
blum and Anderson Umpre-Colgan.
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Seattle. April A-Seattle had another Of
the famous batting rallies today and
drove Carney TO the bench in the seventh.
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Los Angeles, April A.--Sacramento won
today from Los Angeles by punching
hits on Corhett In the sixth nnig At
tendance 1000 Score:
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Batteries and Harlow; Shock
and Wilson
Umplre-McDonald.
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Batterles-Cutter and Graham; Corbett
and Spies.
Umplre-O' Cornell
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Batteries-Gray and swlndell; Liebhardt
and Hardy. Umplre-lluston.
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San Francisco, April a. Frisco white
washed Helena today In an hour ana ff-
teen minutes The hitting was very light
and the vietors played faultless game.
Score: