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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1905-10-06
w anted,

We would like to ask, through the col
umns of your paper, If there is any per-
son who mas used Green's August Flower
for the cure of Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
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food, habitual cOstiveness, nervous dys
pepsia, headaches, respondent feelings,
sleeplessness-in fact, any trouble con
nected with the stomach or liver? This
medicine has been sold for many years
in all civilized countries, and we wish to
correspond with you and send you one
of our books free of cost. Ii you never
tried August Flower, try 25 cent bottle
first. We have never known OF it's fail
ing. Ii so, something more serious is the
matter with you. The 20 cent size has
Just been introduced this year. Regular
size rs cents At all druggists.
G. G. GREEN, Woodbury., n. j.
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Team Wanted,

A team weighing 1900 lbs each in ex-
change on piano. Wise Piano House,
Colfax, Wash, @. V. Baird, manager.
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oil and set fire to it. She then cut hi
thoat and threw herself on the burning
bed. Later the husband and father
shot himself after tying a rope around
his neck to be sure of good j b Of it,
The following is the official report oil
the yellow fever plague at New Orleans
up to p. m. today: New cases, 81;
total to date, 5000 Deaths, 2; total,
5SS. Cases under treatment, 24O Dis
charged, 1892.
Sept. wheat closed at S3Ac at Chicago
today.
Sunday, October 1
Baron komura, the japanese peace
envoy who has been i'll since the terma-
nation OF the peace negotiations at
Portsmouth, has so far recovered that
the trip to Japan has been undertaken
and it is expected the baron will arrive
IN Vancouver, B. G. tomorrow
The force of collision between a pas =
enger on the 500 line and a fast freight
on the Great western at the North street
yladuct, st. Paul, FIVE coaches we're sent
down 20 loot embarkment. One pass
enger was killed, while score of Others
were injured, some fatally.
The last effort to save Albert T. Pat
rick from the electric chair will be made
before the State court of appeals at
Albany, n. Y, tomorrow, when ex-
Senator David B. Hill will address the
court on Patrick's behalf.
Tomorrow 5000 carpenters of Boston
Will have their wages advanced % cents
day. The change becomes operative
under dicisiOn of Judge Wentworth as
arbitrator, given a month ago.
Following are the official figures with
regard to the yellow fever situation at
New Orleans up to 6 p. 10. today: New
cases: 23; total, 3023. Deaths, 3; total,
39l. Cases under treatment, 227. Cases
discharged, 24O5.
Monday Oct 2,
The Great Northern train leaving
Seattle at 500 tonight was held up a
few miles from Ballard The safe was
blown open but the amount taken is un-
known. Two boys stealing ride attemp-
ted to hold up the passengers while the
robbers were blowing the safe open but
were captured.
According to a Butte dispatch Pat
Grove, the Omaha kidnapper, was cap
tured in that city today Grove ac
knowledges that he was the fugitive, but
eussed his luck in being able to steer
clear OF arrest in all the larger cities OF
the country to be caught in Butte.
President Roosevelt returned co Wash
ington yesterday and today was the
first in his Offices for three months. The
president received congratulations on
xNhx -
several callers that he never felt better
in his life.
After 90 years of opposition to the
Canadian government, Chief Little Bear
and his band of CrCes, appalled, at the
number of their horses and children dying
from the effcts of drouth in Montana,
have surrendered and are on their way
to Onion lake, Canada.
September wheat closed at S4%c at
Chicago today.
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Wise Piano House,

We have on display in our wareroom
in the Fraternity block, by Hobbies
Music Studio, such pianos as the Ivers
& Pond, Raymond, Mathushek and
Lehr, and if you would like piano now
is certainly your opportunity to get a
fine high grade piano for what you
would ordinarily pay for a medium grade.
1t costs you nothing to see and hear
them, and we will be pleased to see you.
We are dealers direct and can save you
the middeman's profit. Terms TO suit.
We want one good team in exchange
on a piano. Wise Piano House, @. V.
Baird, manager.
Stores: Walla Walla, WASH; Baker
City, Or; and Boise, Ida.
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Poultry wanted at highest price. c
FL. Moore.
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spokane Interstate Fair.

The o R. & n. Co. will sell tickets at
the following rates: Oct. Sth to 18th
inclusive, good until Oct. 10th, So 60
for the round trip including one admis-
sion to the fair. On Oct. 10th the only
rate will be $3.50 which includes one ad-
mission TO the fair. Children between
fve and II years of age half above
rates.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy AbsO
lutely Harmless,

Every mother should know that Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy is perfectly safe
for children to take, as it contains
nothing harmful. For sale by the Elk
Drug Store.
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Thursday September %.

Judge Munger, in the federal court at
Omaha, sentenced John krause, to pay
q fine of $500 and one half of the costs
Of the case and to remain in the custody
of the United States marshal for "a
hours, and his brother, Herman Krause,
| to pay fine of $500 and one half the
costs. The krause brothers were con
victed at the May term of illegally fenc-
| ing 400 acres OF government land.
Following are the official figures with
regard to the yellow fever at New
| Orleans and are up to pm. today:
New cases, %; total number cases, 2941
| deaths 4; total to date, 3S4. Number oi
cases under treatment, 261; cases dis
charged, 2296.
A most horrible tragedy was enacted
| this afternoon at the home OF A. J
COndit near Edna, Texas. The victims
were Mrs. Condit, her daughter, aged 13
| and her three sons. 6, 8 and 10. All
| had their heads beaten in and throate
cut. A baby boy OF years was the
| only one left alive.
| Bessie Perkins a white woman, was
sentenced today at Magnolia, Mo, to &c
| years in the penitentiary for marrying
and living with negro. Judge Wilkin
| SOD, in passing, sentence said he regrette ed
that he could make the punishment nc
heavier.
Sept. wheat closedsat 85Ac at Chicago
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Saturday, September 80.

The looked for prosecutions OF the
traffic officials of the Chicago railroads
concerned in Schavarzchild & Sulzberger
rebate convictions will not take place.
1t appears that an agreement to drop
all prosecutions was the basis on which
the beef trust officials plead guilty.
John Alexander Dowie, the prophet OF
Zion City, while on his way to the new
colonies the sect is establishing in Mexico,
was stricken with paralysis and is in a
serious condition.
The strike of the mail drivers in New
York city which has b. en- in progress for
several weeks was settled today. The
drivers getting all they demanded.
Mrs. Clarence Markhem OF Cambridge
ILL.,, during fit of insanity today killed
her two children with an ak, then placing
their bodies on bed saturated it with
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While playing "holduD man" with his
brother Philip Banaz years old, was
shot in the head and instantly killed by
his s year old brother Willie, today at
Chicago.
Telephone messages received at New
Orleans tonight indicate that one of the
worst storms since 1894 is raging
throughout the .sGulf states. A number
OF vessels have been swept ashore but so
far no bodies have been washed up.
Ralph Sherer, a IL year old boy,
dragged himself from the power sub
station to his home, more than half a
mile away today at Reno. New, with
both feet terribly burned, his right hand
and arm skinned and raw and suffering
the terrible effects OF having 1000 volts
of electricity pass through his body.
Returning members OF the Taft party
that visited the Philippines and orient
Roosevelt and Representative Nicholas
Longworth OF Ohio are the principal
| figures, seems likely to find it's natural
conclusion at the altar at no distant
date, when Miss Roosevelt, will become
| Mrs. Longworth.
| As the result OF an attempt by a crowd
OF students to break up a carnival
company showing at Madison, Wis, at
| night, Mayor Curtis today gave orders
to the police to shoot any student re
ssting arrest or .assaulting officers.
September wheat sclosed at S4%c al
Chicago today.
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BETWEEN THB OCEANS
Concise Summary of the Wired
News of Week.
Important Happenings and Things
Interest from All Over
aGreat Country.
Wednesday, Sept. q

Mrs. Catherine Phillips Smith, who
claimed to be the plural wife Of Hyrum
Smith, and who was the central figure in
the controversy which split the Mormon
church into its two branches" Brigham
ltes" and the JOsephites died at Salt
Lake today.
The Chicago board of education, owing
to dearth in teachers caused by
matrimony, are considering the pro-
position OF compelling normal graduates
to sign a five years contract, prohibiting
marriage. The board holds that young
teachers should thus guarantee part
payment for their cheap schooling by
submitting to the "no marriage" rule.
Emma Lauvelt, young woman
operator in an Overalls factory at Los
Angeles, Cal, was almost entirely scalped
today by having her hair caught by a
rapidly revolving shaft, which propelled
the machinery for riveting buttons on
the garments.
Among the passengers on the liner
Manchura, which sailed today for China
and Japan via Honolulu from San
Francisco, were W. j. Bryan and family
and D. d. Pobotiloff, Russian minister to
China.
As the eastbound passenger train on
the Rio Grande road was rounding a
curve two miles west of Glencoe, Col
the baggage car left the track, causing a
wreck Of the entire train. There we're 80
passengers on the train and everv one Of
them we're more or less seriously injured,
though none were killed.
1t is estimated that the presents re
ceived by Miss Alice Roosevelt since she
landed in the far east amount to $780,
600. They come from the rulers of the
various countries visited by the
presidents daughter, and consist largely
OF works of art typical OF the country
besides large number of jewels.
Following are the official figures with
regard to the yellow fever epidemic at
New Orleans up to 6 p. m. today: New
cases, 10; total, 291S. Deaths,5; total,
$50. Cases under treatment, 292 Gases
discharged, 2266.
September wheat closed at S54c at
Chicago today.
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Friday, Septemberk29.

Sept. wheat closedsat 85Ac at Chical
today.
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this biz man Thornton, who has hCcn tho
object Of one or two "knocks" We'll he
may not be ~ many but be II certainty
q few os the Kids say llc hnd tWclly
stop any Of them, Nineteen put outs ana
nm assist, and that cutting on "a run, was
part " what ho did lie wNs also IN
evidence with the big stick out or fNo
times NJ he got a couple u free tickets,
a two.baggor q single and an out lhhl
run, liut for that the boys might have
ben cayortng about the LOT yet,
Everybody was In the game yesterday,
The nelding was Drlll liant all lho way
through, Tho boscrunning was q that
could he expected except when u big In.
dian got on first and took u big lead not
knowing that wise old Thornton had tho
sphorood concealed undor his .protly loft
wing The Indian was tagged out Tho
pitching was good enough for anybody,
olndion sign" on the visiting band, riyc
hits IL what they got from him, Kllnk'
hammer was also In excellent form, al,
lowing but xix hits. Thoso hits were not
punched I'm the least
, The fco,lro eomo y tho soycn,h whom
with no dead Indians Nothing short Of
a fast double play would save the day.
but N came, IoOhy and Thornton dollvs
cred the package, The dlsnRroonhlo FUSS
was started by Ferris who singled NnN'
ter beat out a hunt ana Mnrunko singled,
Forts was ON third when swain smashed
one down the FIRST base line nix Thorn
ton nailed the BAH ana shot II home,
Lonhy returned the ball 10 the nrst hNse.
man IN Time 10 catch SWIM, on ioy'
The next man NJ was Lewis, The IN n
held their breath ae ho loaned against u
fast ono, The ban wont "a Togcr how
oYprrand that was ALL
For further particulars SEQ these ilg'
uIosi
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should draw out a biz crowd, especially
IN view Of the fact thni no admission ~
Ca ho CHARGED Tor tho events,
Some ~ the lutiuNt horses IN mo Guy
Hio entered, and many of tho finishes VIII
surely be- rlOgo ana vNcilinR Tine nam
OF the entries and the owners of mo
horses fuloNB
j, r. Richards Dr. flarso, trottob
2l9lh ann,
Tom Mccoy, cold storage, pncor ?;lDl.,
hoppcs, Joif, Iutior a,gb.
NJ pcndlolQn Kangaroo, PAGER
z IL. Thompson, Osmont paccr 2ilih,
huDpos, AmArua, Wuttor 22iAi Mciilos
goi Ooo) pacor 2,2lA
y In j, carson, Ed Conroy PAGER 2,3a
A. j, shores, The Wave phoor
Ezra Thompson Robert !, PAGER 2'Os's
" s Jones, AmclIcon Fleet, paccr
T. Ferguson, Miss wilkes pocor, s''s
hopploH
James Doyinc, Marshal Murot ,rot'or
no mark
j \, Edwards AtoM colt uoltcb no
mark
br0 q, ~ solhL Black roehow, poccr
no mark
jim Ellorbcck Mack uoltor No, mark
4 j, pondutun sarah WOilor 2iD,
John nuho Teddy uOttcb 1880,
T. j. Moran, Cab troilor
Rpoirs brothers chester =, troUot
2,gilg Monk Uutor no mark
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AZ Kanpus city, Kansas CITY, o. Colum'
bus, D.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee, G, Toledo, ,,
AZ H. pauh~At Paul ~ Louisville D.
Al Minneapolis, Minneapolis, 81 In.
dlunupulls, 4
AZ Now llayon Yale :, Syracuse, T.
~ Ann Arhors- Mlchlgnn, ., illinois, !,
~ Nuiro Dame, Wisconsin, 3 Notro
Dame, 3
AZ bloomington University Of cIncIn.
nalI, 2, Indiana, l. |,
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OGDEN BEATS BOISE,

Two TO nothing

Thntn tho story NJ tho game NJ ogden
yesterday Afternoon between the LQbslora
ana the FrultplokoH, This result was
mainly duo " tho fno work VI Thomp.
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Excursion to ogden sunday May
2lm via oregon Short Line, Round
trip only 800 Take any train up to
l.i0 d. m, inclusive,
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son, the big pitcher who WINS with Boise
last yonr, but who w now a. fullnodgnd
Lobster IN the nine innings be- ulluNc
his Former associates but two fllurv it,
10 hils No wonder the game was sOur
out
ogden got To Mcl'arlon for cIpht hits
and two runs, Tho game must have boon
good 10 look nl
Umpire Noloy was ugoln IN evidence
with the nno husncHs Somo fans unOk
ne IN "A little too severe I'M ihlN respect
McRno does not seem to have any trouble
With the players We simply smiles az
them ANA kindly tolls them to ho seated
Hanson and soll'y had some words ana
Inc llmplro ordered the Boise catcher
from tho grounds Hanson could THINK "
only ono name 90 call SOilrg anl that
WAS "Flathcnd"
"rhnt win be- 81 for YOU" replied Set.
Icy. rhon Hanson was removed
The detailed score follows
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MATINEE RACES TOMORROW,

At 9'li tomorrow afternoon M the state
fair race track the nrW oycn Of tha
matinee races VIII be- started The PRO.
grom IN decidedly interesting ono, and
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AUTOMOBILE PARADE.
Local Bon,lno Duggy Experts WIN DO
on, on Decoration nay,

President Hewlett and SccN scott OF
the Sail Lake Automobile club Issued tho
following announcement last tYcnnR
tho Grand Army OF mo Republic haa
very Kindly extended 70 the NulomohlllNlH
VI Salt Lake through the SNt lpko Auto;
mobile club very onWuHt ana rolulhl
day parade and hclp them To- pay honor
and respect 10 the memories of TIE brave
soldiers that have passed away
This invitation has been accepted ny llo
Salt Lake Automobile club through ils
officers, ana a meeting Of an nutomobll,
" tho salt Lake Automobile company ON
state street, Monday evening, 40 y
o'clock ~ perfect arrangements for tho
auto division Of the Memorial day par
AIDE, ana oyCrY uUomuhllHt OF the city,
curneslly requested 10 be present
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COLLEGE MEN MEET
IN TRACK AND FIELD
Amateur Athletic Contests at
University Campus Tomor'
row VIII DO Exciting
MANY FAST RUNNERS ENTERED.
Waiting Teams 10 he Enlertalued by
Faculty ADD students at Lunehcon
On University Grounds.

Tomorrow at [? p, M az Cummings nolu
,ho state track meet which IL 10 fe'uo
,ho Utah championship for 1905, ana con-
oludc the present track season, VIII DO
held, rho event this year promises To be
NJ greater importance than heretofore,
And TO make larger opening IN state
records, outside Of the track events
FEATURES Of the day viii be reception 10
,hc incoming teams, lnoludlng q luncheon
Mt the University, and n largo concert IN
fine Tabernacle IN the evening Tho men
nom Provo are expected tomorrow morn
inq. while the Logan team viii piocodo
he Cache county roolcre, arriving TO-
nlght, IN order 10 allow them 10 rest mp
before tom0rrow'B meet The main uNcul.
Mon from Logan Will arrive saturday Nt
noon AZ the l., - H. university the mon
are resting today ana mnintalning caloful
raining AZ the University of ltah thcto
il A Mato ~ unexpected democrat gaiion ON
account OF the election ~ sophomore elgn
troubles. but II " hoped 10 pun the mon
into good form despite their participation
IN tho class clashes
INTEREST IN spRlNTs,
tnierspt rpntprs about the KntlntH, which
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come nearly on the pregnant Of events
and which are expected 10 ho the best
short distance races low has u chance
70 witness ,MoAlllslcr Of rroyo nnd FlgN
have advanced rapidly IN form his weok
Their time IL now equal 10 ,ho. nest done
by Whitney Of the u. Of T., tbs spring,
and with Parry of the l., D. \, u, they
viii make u contest IN the hundred ana
the two twenty events. that has horot0-
fore been unApproachod
RESULTS UNCERTAIN.
The makers OF dope sheets are by no
means unanimous on tho outcome tumor-
row. Tho News" men who have follow
cd The preliminary contests place Vlah's
points a, @, ,coneodlnH y TO proyo, " 10
the H. y, \, w. and rs TO Logan, Bonnlon,
q the I, Of Y, makes out sheet giving
Utah only ", white some sheets run
Ulahs points up 10 a.
outside u the sprlnte, which are "A toss
w for points, Vtah shonld win the 40,
no men. coming ip being Bu',eL yudH and
and PIT are looked for TO maintain their
old records for winning time, In the mile,
Rose " Provo VIII have 10 be considered,
ana what position, no VIII take " n mya.
very, lie cannot bo counted on TO bout
N MSSSS Of p 3Ss q, 9G ,Do oPqO"0'y 00''"
In the Jumps swOpp and Hunt Of the
U, N IT, and Carpenter Of Provo should
take points IN tho broad, and Adams Of
PROVO swap and StcnoneOn Of Ilah, IN
the high jump Tho low hurdles are 10 be
u battle between Butler Of Utah Ballard
Of Provo, and Parry " the H. u, \ w.
ana the high hurdles between parko and
Hunt " the L, " T., and stewart OF lo'
gan,
Tho shot put IL conceded to Smith N
lho IT, \ y with Bonnion ana Slonon'
bon u Utah taking tho remaining places
with Peterson Of the ~, y o. And Mel.
ton " Logan In haltlo for second place
smith Of the H. d, T. Y, having u chance
The pole vault would normally be CON
,oncQ 10 Adams, but ,he fact mat RUS
toll mas shown remarkable Improvement
lhloly ANA that Adams w entered IN too
many oyonts, makes the outcome guess
on, Tho relay should come ~ tho L, Of
VI on comparative showings
OFFICIALS SELECTED,
The officials for tho track meet, m nam.
e1 by Manager Riser, Include the most
prominent followers of amateur athletics
W we hlnlo, They 0rol starter and ref
c,[cC%, ID u bur'ncr q ne Y, ~ 6, Al
trolefsl " w smith OF Provo, ana win
N9y Of Salt Lake announcer jay ".
Johnson !. Of w., iudgoa Of nniah W n.
NYoalch OF Provo Dr. Joseph Anderson
el halt Lake, and Row w. | Goshen Ut
bhli lakoi field Judges, pr WIN Ellnr'
DOCK W \, llodgos OF SIT Lake, n q,
nlhy ~ Provo, timers II, 4, barney Ut
LoNo, r. A. Callahan and Dr G. a,
''ulnmcr OF Salt Lake,
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Immediately asa slight case Of congcs.
ton In the right lung, due 10 over oN.
crtlon or exposure, lie ~ 60 mako an
other examination tonight but ho HnyS
II conditions are not Improved, young
whitney would be foolish to enter The
mcol
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PROGRAM FOX BIKE RACES.
Events which Marx opening Of tho New
Irnek ~ ogden Monday,

The new bike track NJ ogden ~ 10 DO
oponod Monday night with "A blk lnCo
meet An oSrurblon viii be run from sal
Lake. lcaying hero NJ $3.50 =, NJ ana
Manager llooNcn II assured Of a lhlBo
crowd, Tho program IL announced nH lol'
lows, 30 rldors h,nR onloirdi
FlNo.mllo omen Ian race prnfosnlonuh
QuaTtpr.milo open race tofufHOnuL
Ono.milo motor exhibition
'rwo.mllo open lap lnco-fAmatour
llNlf.mlo consolation raco-Amalour
ono milo novice,
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oFrlCIALs sELEcTEp.
WHITNEY ILL,
""ek srrln'er May Remain out Of
state Track Meet,

There Ia gloom on tho 4, Of u, cam.
Ius today, ana III concealed anxiety
on lhe part OF those who had counted
On me records the team was expected
,W make IN tomorrow's track events,
ine reason II that Horace whitney tho
W OF u, crack Splinter who had been
,Gled ON TO do Trojan work In tho
,w'yard dash, the 29O race, ana the rc.
Tx, mas been on The rack with n bad
uns Or j, \ Richards took him In
"'no last night, ana pronounced II
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SPOKANE
SCORE By INNINGS.

'Mullor MT by battcd bal land two OUT
whom gnmo ended,
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suMNAllYl

Earned Runs Salt Lake, l. stolen Bases
Muller Toyor Sacrifice lilt-llnyn =
Bases ON bnllN-On Togor u OF kllnk.
hammer o. Tw0,hnao lliH,-ThOrnlon,
Ollrlon Double lRy-Thomton.IN Ahy.
Thornton struck Quietly Toger 3, by
KlInkhnmn,or, b. Loft on Bases spokauo,
I, Salt Lake, II, Bases on Errois,- Hnt
Lake, 3 Umpire McRae, TImc.-li3s,
Attendance 6b0,
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Reilly's Pale Faces Led the
spokane Indians Into au
Ambush.
SCORE WAS ONE TO NOTHING.
Aud II Took Just Ten lnnns OF Mighty
Hard Work to Get 10 That
Lone Little Run,
PACIFIC NATIONAL LEAdUE,


"O0OoDO0OQ0 on"
Ten goose eggs, count en-
Ten largo cphcrs, ana II the rims wo'o
removed II couldn't have been much
worFo
That's what Rclnys pnlcfacos handed
to tho spokane Redskins down at walk
ore battle neld yesterday afternoon
Yesterday was certainly ltah day ~
balloon ogden dld things 10 Boise Tho
Lobstors shut out the fruilplckorH aud
ng result the averages Of the local team
have been fationcd
But yesterday afternoons game Oh'' II
was lIkc a sweet murscl 90 roll under
onos tongue Better bah Nv not seen ~
amy Tongue IN any country Ton mnings
ono ~ nothing HS hits Tor one team,
ana nvo for the other SAT- Ian" played
crforlosa hail, while the Indians made
two bhndcrH That's han playing, Then
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SUMMARY

stolen Bases o. smith Double play
Bare to Cllk struck out by Thomp'
son q, by McFnrNn d. Two'hqsg. I It.
Fulmpr llnsus Oh Balls. Mgfulun,
diamond ircNno Sacrifice Intel ol.
lacRoN rimo-l!j Umpire etc% At
tpudHucuasGnp,