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altaCk OF QiSedSc N
the battle of life.
The old idea Of fate
or 'kismet,' Snd
that a person al
ways dies when his
time comes, Is now
exploded. Every
mechanism, wheth-
er made BY God or
man, has 4 definite
amount Of wear
and its life can be
length enc d or
shortened accord
ing to the care that
is given 1t. If ao-
cident or careless
ness destroys the
works of the watch
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Sour
SGO I'M aCh

No appetite, loss OF strength,
nervousness, headache. constipation
bad breath, general debility, sour ris-
ings, and catarrh Of the stomach are
all due to indigestion. Kodol cures
indigestion. This new discovery repre-
sents the natural juices Of digestion
as they exist In healthy stomach,
combined with the greatest known tonic
and reconstructive properties. Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure does not only cure In
digestion and dyspepsia, but this famous
remedy cures all stomach troubles by
cleansing, purifying, sweetening and
strengthening the mucous membranes
lining the stomach.
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Full Line of Neckwear, Gentle
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A. c. SIaymaker,
42s KING STREET.
Alexandra Mineral Water Co.,
OIL WOLFE sTREEr.


Agents wanted to supply people with
GOLDEN CURE ALEXANDRIA MIN
ERAL WATER. Nothing Of the kind sn-
perior to it on the market. Tested and found
pure for seven years with consent Of docrcrs
and druggists, and recommended by all who
have used it for medicinal purposes as being
the real thing and the healthiest drinking
water.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Robinson's statement !:
Alexandria, Va. April IA, 1904.
We lived with our family Of eight children
for seven years at 9ll Wolfe street. After the
men put doya a lot o. pipe 1 the ground the
water came Ip in the yAld aud the children
and we had 10 sickness while we drank it.
We declare we found good and healthy and
the neighbors remal Ked tnat our children
looked remarkably ruddy. We are now ap-
plioants 10 get back 30 as to have the 6eneats
of the water. W. b. ROBINSON,
EMMA J. ROBINSON.
onrI0 1w
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
SECRET SOCIETIES.
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Copiinued from page 3.

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Copiinued from page g.
this very thing yoH see deararead-,
ers that ,ur,kind I'd. refursg those
mi,,isters % anNher agsstfso Ayou
will half ,pppay taxesalna another
world v, I render thereforeito all
their dues iribuieltG whom tribute
is due, custom 70, when sMsiom tear
to whom fears honor " whom hoa
or 20 that9-andering 10 in this age
now l mus, close my article TOR .
while for the lackoi time I will re'
ply 10 Bro. CARROTS article when
| | have time have 40 much work
on hands 4 can't .taKe time 10 write
| Think ! can show YOU that our
Bros. articles il erronious or mach
OF them search the scriptures Tor
Fin them ys think ye have eternal
life and they are they which testi-
| fy OF me your Bro. in hope Of eter.
nal lie. W. j G.. Tun0ell.
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CORRESPONDENTS
Editorial COLUMN.


" Z i.i a ffi n
" III acprtainciiy there's N grai';lI
owi.pd hy ~ heirass NJ
almost countless WEALTH. A VA
TIE building i.ihe stlmcstlra 8ntr
inurot ne srpatesi al,d l'toGa flssIll-
arcltcts tiea war)d NAH eyrf,
known. ltEissleailtsof &tlt" ilnesls
of store and ~ magnificent heall-.
XIII causes many from foreign
scpn,trisstage Nv TINT CITY t"a s&r
that building bnt,in thu midst ~
#nllits henu,yapd splendnr shore
has been !, soft stone pl,ti ~ me
|fio,ii vail md ~ i-isaia s'hais gllSi'i
is Mt removed mud y goHii "ne Fe-
prncpd TINT Vie fsopt sNilla all
Icrunble 40 thefarih. s'i8
This is splendid example, "f
some peoples lives ThryshoNwn me
residences, dress .i'1e and lnok
beautiful, but II we .onlyt.now
their hearts there would Se weak
spot. 'tuAs8 ~
I Had that one, soft stone been
left out the building might have
stood forages and 80 We see. Young
men who (if they had improved
their oppertunlties) could hays
(, been OF notable character IN tht
world, but, they wersq raised uplf
4 luxury and society, and had lIi'
care for money, ,until. whan the,
lare grown mp, do not cares to-
money or self, and soon they he'll
I iill our asylums and pealtent'a
'rps. Sgs8Ea " isinatIBl
Many a young man has cause'
Ia weak spot 10 his life byHsTon'
ava as IL the building, has
be lott thsgone soft stone nut NJ
J lite would liaya been marked "
the world rs u noble one.S M aiNt
J, Young nen and young laaie'
! let US Ill aypld putting these sol
stones III uur live, and thus asSee
out weak slot-. ,aireg y isa.
Ihp End,atta 5f
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

q
We thought we would lryto send !
up a few happenings from tins part
The ground keeps 50 We, that PEG
pie are behind in their crop, weeds
are about as high as tbs corn, \, ,.s.
Wheatis very scarce N ssh.s vlcl-
nifty, very few farmers4cot any at an,
M Geo. Towe sr. 10 ontahe sick
hst has had the doctor with him
once.
n Susie Trumbo will return home " !
morrow Il it don't rain lircmi the p'c-
mic. s.fg 4il s'aN &ei&tt1 IA
Prospect i good for rain s. q Z,
night. ai.
Shermon 'rowe found a bee tree
| ,ast week and il had lots OF honey
ii II guess he will soon get sweet sweet
l : y
q. G.. Blankenship is a Candidate
for assessor very respectfully sol'lits
your support atths Republicans Prl-
marc, Aug. Ia 1904,
4 Johnny Kilmsr returned y bis o pa
home from O., 7, a few days ago we
was allglad 70 see Johnny back q
gain, w '3s
\ MI. Williams Bakers folks y all re
\ ported better al this writing.
Mr.. Shelby is able 70 50 beehuAt'
: ing AGAIN.. 9l1 M M ata 'la'
Y \ There will be a Basket Dinner q
the Chapel Oh the third Sunday i
: July every body Is invited.
!, Crops is looking very well II TIL
par, and the weeds is looking better
3 The 4th Of July was celebrated :
i the Notorious NJ anes and every bod
e reported nice time.
!, There will be a picnic at Lynch
alburg about the lath Of August,
I M . IH4 b.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21
OBITUARY. 0 B !. !, y .1'!'.R!'!',Y Z.

III again visited tho home Of Mr. Jess Melton taken
from him his beloved WIFE, Sa3s ss4fA 3Nls 4@sAa
She departed this Ike July H. 1904 She kind and w.
iec,onae and loved BY all who knew her She will
be greatly missed But loss will he Heavens
gain the sS years old She leaves her husband
and little child and mother and father and two ssters
and brother and large circle Of frienda TO mourn
She has gone the world gone TO her
reward in Heayen. Written BY Susie 0xley.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

as.l,..,i hire fer Psc@ehrrs.a feAchers /
sst.t,,I.ss ma 4i'npllsa NJ hndslsMl 8Ha'
sacietips. ana n rrs,iAg t'lasn si'T w
slsssss sxpce,ai N. lshessiwisoss rissa'rrsae
NV All. sl.s rtasi fwsrlI
Bro. Perkins 'if'I believed l's that
Creation and Formation was thfI
same would answer the third
question Ike ttlle hrsJi wittia bls
YES.
ManZan II certainly q speeitlc
for Piles. This new discovery y
pnti hi a collapsiblc tube. win
nozzel. y, II may 10 applied where
most fsseded Stops ne pain i l'l
s,antlysand cures .ls m s W qss
Sold BY W. A. Hotfarth.
There viilb i ,neesing oft,he tiot
respondents Glib ~ the Arber 7 n
JAll-y.lle On t3th Al 5 o''tclock 2 s,s "
sor 10 arrange f,r the institute which
win come of in oct, All farmers are
Invited IL attend and take A part ana
lets havea good work done at tf''s
place.
yee's LAXATIVE Honey and
| Tar il the original Laxative cough
cure. Tits the best LAXATIVE cough
4 syrup made. Bees LAXATIVE
! Honey and Tar contains no anti
septic, hcaling, soothing and
strengthening properties q th'e
| Native Pine, combined with other
ingredients 10 q laxative syrnI
made from pare strained honey
Cures VII cough and strengthuu.e.
weak lungs s3G; at,
Sold by W. A. HofIarth.
-Correspondents do not forge
our Correspondents institute le
every correspondsrit besiTaiow =
prepare for " y. i hi /. p Save you
. incest basket Of tomatoes, peaches
, apples, corn. Or any thing tina
Ewill likely drawaa premium, 70
There, will hetpremiums paid tor eS
!, cry thing Of the BEST Cattle, hog
!, sheep, colts Or my thing q IN
! Kind We wish u have one'of II
finest exhibitions IF thla Sout
" West. The institute will last Is
three days If not 4fiyei1ust as "
Correspondents Cub may YET q
lcitle- X sAs ISM ''''i''f
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1904-07-21

DIV. ~ 9, 1uIVbN.
Fowler, Mo,
40 W ~. sssaHrD's C:.EssKr aiisi Of
1,igs,ipns nnnhtrsn ssroM htx NJ iWs
a"a IN NIX ',le~ yhokoppnse
ydu IN first a,lFwyr tJisn,abysfesor NV,
ssn,ec ~ Tim cannnt % answered w
ly'rrs cr M. unless ne terms are first
ylrnned Asnn example wha, 10 ynn
mrau hy'tI',s 3rd question WITS TIN
,esrlh N fNpi' " III ,imehr trcaIcd M
4 40. MT ktaw wins, In torn ws,,id
moan Any mote ,hnn | Would II snn Ind
-hi,i Dut AZ foEnr PIen-e yxplnin NJ 1
rsn auswar i"ttlhgtnpy. I viii nnw
,.isr NV. Nj l.nhSnGS &es II ihe atlil-
mniive b, hip YES Anh then hack ii
ur.ufi, nsf,.- my htrking 30 by ~.
c.irnv-,,nbr ,ronf ~ evidence ,,at
| rome rap dsnvsa aag sg $sM
Question NJ. I Yes. Wi.h ~
RihIc ~ ~. hand md knpwj,g ,hnt flod
n-rs-- The Three w",,ls; t;uwic, mike
l y
/ anh Form W d.np'r the .nme ac,inn, ,nt
| IL nilw Wcrls,' ~ ,tes ,l.sr words
,,iiuchanscbEy "a denote ~ AaIie
I ti,in,.. M. . .44,sfs l,l4t, 3s8ags
( NV for ala,ic testimony along This
llnc. II, GrD. ! ! wc rcad'G III
/ ctrate.I TIE .hravrn a,,i, ne earth. NV
We ruad deni2 4 'INimm nrr ,he gen
erntions. NJ heavens and ~ ,iH ear,h
/ when ihcy@ Wrle, t.r,i'h IN lhr dny
] that the lord Gol Made HE eartl,. AID
4 hehcavens al Here you ca,I see Tin,
! God discs Create md make u denotetl,c
same work. is5s l3.,tt, 4. 4 "a
/ IN The hrs, Y. J. rh b. SAYS, he
I he created the heaven and Tho earth. III
!, ch. 9 4e-Rc sa,s he madr,l,e earth and
no heavrns Gre ~ md mike denote
4 the sa,aa work ~ Gud in this instance.
Again we rrssl--GeM J, ~. lhat God
Y made tbr hesNspf the ear,l' etc. And
4 III Tie 26'' verse; God sass, LET Us
I MAKE man ,n'onf image, !. the " yc,sc
says, ''sn Ghd CRESTED ,hnn IN hs own
\ in,Age.,J What have we tl,ussia learncdg
First that God created heaveusnnd esr,h
: or A. lie,expresacs i in other, words;
"A HI made ,l,rnyen spnd earth,
|! Til, II parl y 'he Stirs, cia,.s work.
!, on tie lxsi ~ sixllftlay IN Crraiion
G0!imaslc The Ihcastapnf the ear,lil and
n,an, and Sa,s, hel created him IN shi,
own image Ones more, w rcad Gen,
t1o.7 'snh ,hrLordG u fnrIlied man u
he dist II lhe grunnd I" We have al
realty llAusn iiam VIII" WIS made aI'f
ciea,csIs.ri here We have ,,ile lForntd
H. there NM differences between ~
y three word = Made. created. and fnrm,a
" rs here used In The scri pWres, LEI VI
(; see.;; Rpai lien sls '"And Oh, ~ Nj
I, ground n. lard God formed every beAs
IA ~ III. field! and every towl % the mir
aud btmss, them n, Adam lthe foln"'
VI mani ~ rr what By wol'd cnll them
Y. il-rr W. have Tie beasts formed, and il
~. IN hey Are made. md IN CHI. 2
4 ,;ad sams II, al MIS- work mS.ier III
: ,w.i wori. Crested and MAdeA-Bn
4 his = MI. rij; W. ind 'hsl what is said
:" in ch. | ;ah ,3,7---is repeated ~ CD, 5l,s
n and ,cn,i- "i'h,s Il The, book'of thc ger
n Grafton II ADAM = Nh The day that Go
create ,uat,y In Tie INK euess ~ God n,nd
hssa him ~ a,,d,J verss; Mails aud II
= male c,ca,e.! ho: ,heM, and blessed them
. aud cali' i heir name Adam. in the dn
re- when thc' we're created. : wv : 'sN
= MI igsA ea AlhiM Perkins b
= Ia. Be Continued.
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sJTlGo'. SEB lii EMS.
by a kAMaI.iNG hoy.

\ t3G ftPit 0t VI s.-.---~---- tfa t@ t'Pt t3N
I Kind Editor hope YOU will
find room in your paper for these
dew lines, s.s,,s.. ,,,is5 55,.t Ess|
Wheat harvest is almost over.
Yoo could see binders in. every
wheat field last Sunday.
Hands are scarce and wages good
a. 90 per day. M A.ass
Marian McGuffey is working for
Lon Newer Of Beaver crossing
Marian McGaffey Lee Thornhill
and John William loft Gardner
Kans. lns, Friday for Biliins
Mont. 5t
Ask the Gardner boy what thai
raise meant Thursday night.
4 Well as THE ia my first time
| to write 1 will ring of hoping =
see thcse few lines in print vii
.ltryto do better next time,
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ana ssiElI OIsT ,giiAPPl NJ a6slS
vs. JOSIAH AND MY.

HtsNQ 8FF 4
KIND Easf'and Corresponds
here we come asain after asspp'vesall
weeks absence, from sofur Circle; A
\ Rev. Mnrr preaohsd IN interest !.
ing ser mon tosa large ard attentive
congregation ~ last Sunday. N
The hum az The tbrasher can bs
heard in the DISTANCE,
Blackberrying Il tho order Of
the day at present.. sa.''s ast@
Chas. Booker and family, Dr
Thompson and Grace Smith and
Bernice Hobssn were visitors tof
ER. I'll. Fox Sunday, slafa l'gt.l
/ John Booker aud vile spent
Sunday with r. Booker and family;
\ Ranse MUIR return cd home from
Illinois on last Wed. s5ili F Il
4 Died Ut her home near Gravel
Point On last Wednesday night, OF
fever. Mrs, Anna Melton. Mrs.
IMelton@ vas sick only two weeks
and was not thought 20 be danger
\ fIa
ously N, Anna Coomes Was born
Eip Camden, 20. Mo. % July 70
1888. She was married TO Jesse
Melton in Nov 1902. She leaves
la baby daughter and husband Ne
FsIdes other relatives and friends tf
J, mourn her loss, The bercayet
!, Relatives have the sympathy Q
the entire community. The re
!, maina were Inferred il the Stubb
! Geometry On Friday July 10.
! j Il. Scott and family and Bol
Smith spent Sun with Rev. Muir
and ialnily.
Rev, Davis failed to AL bis ap
4 pointment a, this place last Sun
|, MI. and Mrs, Simon, Rober
Cowley and family, Lee Stewart Art'
!. and Charley MUIR werethe guest
Y Of r.. M, Hunters Sunday,as
Simon BrowG was 2 welcYme ~
i ptor al Mr.. Aikisson's last Snnda
, tho Sunday before also: soma 'tra'
X sion ! guess III s7'' Y M
y Several contemplate atttendd'n
tho picnics which are soon 70 %.
q VIZ are expecting our schoo'
Y bagin soon. ,,.t,
Well ns this is our hrs1 ior
'o long time vii! close. u, Ia, N
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THE RESET
VI fftlrE,ERi Y sdfjS,SOURl
room LORE.'

Z ~ p
progressing IA time passes,
-t.,orrespondents We love N Rad
your articles ~ any trnthipll si.,b-
ieci write Dtt.n, ,sa ,B
--sPjnesalve acts like . p0u|aice
Thsreiais roi sore. boil or abrasion
81 tho skinSPinesaive will not cure.
'Pinssaulsye draws the fire out oi =
burn instantly and heals withop,
leaving aisesr. -ssis
N eaSoldshy ". A. Hoffarth.
Mr., Frs isthreshing the wheat
ofthis pejghharhood this week.
--coyrespondeniS Do rot forget ,,lhlat
! W. can make our influence fel. Az
every department. and occupation Of
ii!e IL weskold 10 gether in a unit
The oxygeniaed strength Of tho
healing pines, combined with other
well known kidney and bladder
remedies, II presented 10 Pineules;
This new discovery gives irnmed-
ats relief and permanently cnrcs
ali Kidney and Bladder troubles
Sold by w. "a. Hoifartb.
Harry Fpgerson who has been
sick for some timelpast, is thought
to 30 i little better at present
writing. n \ '-2
Rlpg'sn Dyspensia Tablets. ~
SANITY rclievs the stomach and
aid Indigestion, They are as pleas
ant as loaf sugar and cure dyspep'
sia. sour rising, eatarrh Of the
s,omach and ind lsestion, a
Sold by Is, A.. Hotfarth
\ MIR. Wallace Townsend has hac
the3bad luck cfgattingvery BADLY
poisoned by poison vines I'm
whole face and body We under
stand is very badly poisoned fa
I'VE arc agents for the famon
little liver piIiarecentiy discover
ID by the venerable DR.. Dade Q
Chicago, Persons who have use
Dade's pills will have no other
They cure constipation n
'li Sold by w. A. Hoaarth, Y
Correspondents we intend q h IN
upa school here that you can get .
EDUCATION .. the cost Of YOU, b 'oaI
the school being .elf-ssupport'ng y
may look strange but il IS not llmnpo
II, sible. - ,
- Pipeules 10 the name Of q ne
discovery pvt up ina new .waya
asrlaip .cure for oil Kidney AZ
BLADDER troubles, Rheums,is'
Lumbsro, ETC. You are request
to call at our store and lotus she
you Pinsules, derived IRON !
pines Sold BY w. A. Hcfarth.
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Rzs / M, JsA rppntll INN bsssia
j fsa,,,rAetta 3,n4s,idg y "A Fsea'''i:
SHADE Saturday night lply o'h vs.
hopr ppueh good VII lb.,aesoa'pllsh-
ia ''s ssfs
NV Nj alinisan fwili nrtach A
fsDidsn,iih Scheolhouse Sunday JNiy
10th assG Mi.nhr S,ar sunday aiisr.
. il,ewsEis scare VIM rlose.
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W.T. M
% the boys
swer that
kieyc boy
books aud
kstory and
p years old
day | was
Or day 10
will write
| i CREssET
| boys and
BIT grade al
bur school
his name
ID teacher.
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plants Of
papers z
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-21

State College 5, Central University 8.
AMES. Iowa, May 2O.-Ames A, Cor
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-21
FOURTEEN TO START
IN CHICAGO DERBY
5sssssa.
Fastest Three-Year.Olds Win
Fight 1t Out To-
day.

CHICAGO, May 20.-Fourteen Of the
original nominations which numbered
eighty are listed to start in the Chicago
Derby to be run at Hawthorne tomorrow
outside of the American Derby, the Chi
cago Derby is the richest race for three
year Odds in the West. and among the
horses that will try conclusions for the
$4,000 purse tomorrow are some of the
best colts that have faced the barrier
this year.
If the track is fast, and the indications
tonight are that it will be, English Lad
will go to the post Iavorite, his odds
tonight being quoted AT to 1. Proceeds
comes next at 6 to l. while the other
twelve are strung out at from to 1 to
80 TO 1.
Of the fourteen horses that are carded
10 start there are but two that ever had
their heads in front, Of English Lad when
the wire was reached. These two are
Flower King and Prince Silver Wings.
Flower King is the dark horse in the
race as he is still maiden" He start
ed but once as a two-year- and ran
third to Auditor and Commodore, finish
ing in front of English Lad.
Flower King has developed into a mag
nltlcent three-year-old, and as he is in
the best of condition for the race it is be-
lieved he will be a dangerous contender
Among the other contestants are Moharib
winner of the Kansas City Derby; Pro-
ceeds. winner Of the Tennessee Derby;
Bill Curtis. winner of the Ascot Derby;
Rainland. winner of the Cumberland Der
by. and Elwood, winner of the Kentucky
and Latonia Derbies.
If the track is fast Proceeds will I'M
doubtedly be scratched, as he is not con-
ceded to have any chance over anything
but a muddy course. There is also some
doubt about Elwoed going to the post, as
1t was only yesterday that he won the
Lafonia Derby, and it is said that it
would be asking too much of the colt
to send him after the Chicago Derby, over
a distance of one and one-fourth miles,
carrying 127 pounds. The following are
the entries for the race with weights,
probable jockeys and odds:
English Lad. 122. NicoI or J. T. Shee-
/: Flower King, IL, Henry. to /; Ell
wood, 127, Prior. to /; Moharib, 1877,
Fuller, 10 to /; Merry Pioneer. III, Fin
ley. 10 to L; Mayor d. S. Rose, 112, 10
to /; Rainland 122, Larsen. Is to /; Gus
Straus. III. Wilson, II to /: Argregshire.
112, Mcintyre, 80 to 1: Prince Silver
Wings. III Robbins, Is to 1; Military
Man, 1T, Prior, 10 to 1; Peter J. Somers,
112. Sherwood, so to L; Bill Curtis. 119,
II to l.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-05-21
GET SWEET REVENGE
Central High Players Put 1t
Over Mechanic Arts.

The Central High School Baseball team,
yesterday afternoon at the Manchester coll,
Iege grounds by score of IA to f.
The two teams were about tied on field.
ing, each making six errors and six as
SiSts, but the CentralS knocked Reisner.
out of the boxin four innings during which
time they had collected nine runs four of
which came in the first inning. ''Bobbie''
Block started in to serve them up in Reis-.
ner'S place and started in by tanning
Clayton, Rexford and Connolly. three of
the heaviest hitters on the Central team
He kept the score board clear for two
innings, but that was the best he could
do and the next inning saw three more
runs ehalked uD for Central and two more
were forthcoming for the eighth. Rexford
meanwhile had been Flooding quietly along
and had struck out thirteen men, Issuing
only three passes and allowing nine scat
tered hits.
Foster and Connolly did some fine stick
work, getting four hits apiece out of
five times up, and one of Connelly's was
good for two bases. Resting was the
only Mechanic who welded the stick to
any effect, getting; two singles and
double out of four times up.
Although both teams are now out of the
running for the championship OF the state
Or even of the Twin Cities. Central has
hopes of winning the championship of ST.
school, the only other claimant of that
honor, on June 3. The Central team will
go to Faribault tomorrow to play the
Shattuck team, and the Mechanics will go
up the river to play Minneapolis Cen
trail