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ing last night the local lodge extenied to Mt. Martin, who is Deputy Grad Protector of the order, vote ot thanks for the work he has done in this city
 -AGENTS-One exclusive agent for every town to take orders for made-to-measure suits for men and women; s1OO monthly Or more easily earned; sample outfit; 250 styles new est woolens-packed in handsome carrying case-delivered free of cost. Opportunity to establish prosperous and growing business without invest ment of capital. Full instructions with every outfit. Apply today-The Eagle Tailoring Co.,, 212-219 Frank lin street, Chicago.
 The Arkansas Nafl aaals have strengthened greatly in the past few days and expect to leave this morn ing for different points in Louisiana and Mississippi, where they will play for several days. They have secured Phil McNemer of Little Rock to catch for them. McNemer was the catcher on the team at the State University the past year, and made quite repu- tation as a catcher and batter. It IS thought that he will strengthen the team greatly.
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MEYER RETURNED
 HERE FOR TRIAL

Chief of Police A. J. stewart return ed Saturday afternoon from Memphis where he arrested Henry B. Meyer, who is wanted in this city on a charge of obtaining money under false pre- lenses. It is claimed that he repre- sented himself to be John F. Meyer of St. Louis, a we'll known miller. and that he presented drafts and checks with that name signed for payment several times, and that he has gotten money on them. He is now wanted here. in Greenville. Mississippi, and in Little Rock.
 It is said that Meyer has con- fessed to the forgery, but said that he was on a protracted spree, and was not conscious of his actions. His case will be heard at o'clock Mon day morning by Justice of the Peace L. E. Cheek. and in the meantime he is confined in the county jail.
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. . . . A~t . . . . . . . . .
 [ LOCAL AND OTHERWISE. [ DO . . . . . : : . . : . .

Statesmen Wanted-Sell retail trade, your locality, s65 per month and expenses to start or commission. Experience unnecessary Hermingsel (Cigar Co.,, Toledo o.
 -Wanted-Lady manager in home territory, $50 per month and ex- penses. New suit every ninety days and s25 in cash, reliable firm. J. E. McBrady & Co.,, Chicago. /-Governor Pindall has appointed an Osteopathic medical board for Ar kansas to take the place of the one ap- pointed several years ago. Doctor Lillian G. Higginbotham of this city was honored by the Governor by be- ing appointed a member of the Board Z
 The boarding house at No. 419 East Sixth avenue was entered Fri day morning about 3 o'clock by an unknown night prowler, and the room occupied by J. K. McBurnett was the one chosen. When McBurnett awoke, he saw the thief in his room. The man took the warning and escaped
 while he could. The police have not been able to locate the man.
 The seven months old daughter of MT. and Mrs. E. o. Swink of No. 1210 South Cehrry street, died Friday afternoon at o'clock after an illness of two weeks with pneumonia. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon from the family residence, conducted by the Reverend w. c. Watson, pas tor of the Lakeside Methodist church of this city. The interment took place in Bellwood cemetery
 Judge A. B. Grace of the Ieffer- son Circuit Court has called a meet ing of the Jefferson county bar for Monday afternoon. The objest of the meeting is to set the civil docket fo, l the circuit court, which will convene September 10.
 MT. J. w. Adams was confined = his home Saturday and was unable t i be at his office. He expects to be abl 10 be at his desk tomorrow.
 Within the next week the contract ors will turn over another mile ot the county road, south of the ely, tt the county judge and other authori
 ties. It is IA feet wide ,and will be like the part of the road alreadf oper for traffic. 4, soon as the r1aG i tired over, it will be torova ,opel
 L. the public, and may then be use(
 for pedestrians and teams.
 D. F. Martin, who has been in tn
 city for the past few weeks, organ
 izing a local lodge of the order O
 the Knights and Ladies of Honor, vii
 leave this morning for Siloam Springe
 Arkansas, where he will organize lodge of the same order. At the mse:
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ing business and industry give en- hancing values to we'll located real estate in this city, and no business man in this city enjoys more exten- sive reputation than Wm. Burke. Many of the most substantial enter prises of the city have been made 50 by his proficient services He is a real estate man of wide experience and enjoys an enviable reputation as a hustler
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SOCIETY.
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r A number of the younger crowd of Lakeside society surprised Miss Ed die Ruth Turner Thursday night, and quite a pleasant surprise party was
 the one the young people enjoyed. They planned the party in honor Of Miss Fife McMahon, of Helena, Miss Turner's guest. Those present were Misses Irene Langford, Clara Lang ford. Emma Sorrells, Grace Tanker sley, Jo Hart, Ethel McGrewer, Mary
 Ruth Tindau; Messrs. Clifford t'os- ter, Rob Lee Byrd, Charles Whyte, Garland Pierce, James McLelland, Fred LeLaurin, Frank Byrd and oth-
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Dreyfu5 Department Store
 FOUR DAYS MORE oneof uiannaG GreTa b. tin

mannua Green Tag will be numbered the offered? Have participated in the gande while the chance before you Positively the prices will be off regular prices prevail But few and pri 1nent offer its share ef er1no chances.
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Mrs. E. l.. Westbrook of Jonesboro is seriously i'll at her home in that city, and her mother, Mrs. M. c. Jones' sister, Miss Callie Jones, and brother, Warren Jones, are at her bedside. Mrs.
 Westbrook was formerly Miss Pet Jones of this city and has .n.'. friends here
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A < < + + + . + f < = q BRIEF MENTION. . & < < < < < < < : z . .

A. W. Mills spent Saturday in the Capital City.
 Ed Gresham LeLaurin is conten- plating a Western trip soon. Wesley McGehee went to Gulport Miss, last night on business. A. N. Bloom and Harold Bluthen- 4hal left Saturday night for Memphis, 4D spend Sunday with friends in that city.
 Misses Virginia. E,uiaiie and Beulah Walker have erturncd iron. a visit of ss few days to Mrs. c. !. Paine Of Sher- Till.
 Captain J. B. York left Friday for Hot Springs, where he will visit his Family, who are spending the summer zhere.
 Warren Jones was called to Jones' gsoro Friday night on account of the Illness of his sister, Mrs. K. H. Vest brook
 John L. Nils will return today from "a Grange, Missouri, where he has oeen spending the past few weeks on a vacation.
 .eNrt of Whi,ey!,ie, Ten ees Q. h. city for few days ~ue of ais sen, h C rrewitt,
 1n South Md"s -tre't Mss \ "a Pope. who has bean 3is- Is and relatives in Tyle.,
 the past month relurne6 her home in tA;s clly-
 A. Miller ant SoA G[a:gY, este. day from 5 "harles, have been a,, n3lng tue the Daughters tne Con }. E. I'd anu little 1aushtef, leave ln the uaar lGtuee
 Wells, Texas, &Aaea they several weeks =Aea- fealth
 lson of AItheim spend
 in this city as his Miss dlIia9 resi- '. and MT Sford Chestnut st
 mer Taggari JD ha5 been le past few weeks in Fea.
 guest of relative and Il return in 3 few days tc this. city
 Leon Leyay 0. :Ais c,ty sEt 
 4evey, If St. Louis. refu; et y Friday night fram iakt ere they have been ii hty.s st few days. They brougt
 string Of perch. and sa! fishing anG accom odat CT
 xcellent Captain Leyey i ing to make the trip Iitl Pine Bluffiaps to S. Louis nboat s. s. Brown in Octo
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The docket in police court Satur- day morning was a small one for the day after election, and the num-
 Der of offenders arraigned before Judge Stewart was twelve. The fines assessed amounted to S29. -
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FOR RENT.

A four room house with hall and bath on Nebraska street near Cotton Belt round house Apply to A. U. Norreau, 219 1-2 East Third avenue.
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team greatly.
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A. W. Mills spent Saturday in the Capital City.
 Ed Gresham LeLaurin is contem- u4ating a Western trip soon. Wesley McGehee went to Gulport, Miss, last night on business. .z.-e--
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All kinds or hauling and grad Ing done on short notice. Old Phone 112s. A. Whitet 2113 W IS.
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Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parnell of Parnell Springs are visiting their daughter, Mrs. G. Lowry
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ADVANCE STYLES IN FALL HATS

You are invited to visit display oF adTa1.5e styles in Ladies Hats for Fall
 But recently received from New York they repre- sent the best that shoWI in their class for the ng season.
 For the most part they the embodiment tie Fall styles as portrayed in he Fashion Mage zines.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-05-14
SPORT LETTER
nonnY wALrHorR INJURED
nuooKIrs WANTS A MOSES
YANKEE TAas ARE WINNERS

Ne wonder that chss. held ont
FOR more money Heres What
phlisa.iphiA serbia says about hiin
Ruanina In and grsbbios shs ball
Chas. snapped q q Eihsrfisla %
time % catch echfeek a. seeand
nut fof thia wonderful play the
like 81 uhlsh never sse before.
and which could ealy have been
made ~ this phrHan. Ghnse. The
Athletics would haze Won, ftsHt
there
msbby Waithaur. crack biks fiaer
% Atlantis. Ga. waR seriously 10"
iurrf OH fHiiirs from bis wheel a.
the close 20 race be hsd Won A.
mariin.
HushsY Jennings T. coaehinR his
Detroit Tigers 70 80 into first base
feet foremost That's sn oli Nals
timafs trick. ard one likely 20 stir
% hard feelings.
PInk star. Co ]. won the ken
turkf dsfHr Arctic. the faFnrites
was scratched
ZIG Jsff overall seems 90 have
come 90 his own. He is a consist
rnl winner Tor The Cubs Iie j. an
other discard from the Cincinnati
F Neds. lot 80 Just ss he wes showing
form
That continuous performance ~.
faIf. Mike sChreck za MafFin Hart
f Ia on again They have signed o.
+ fight within 40 DAYS
English Johnny Summers ana
Harlem Tommy Murphy VIII stall
for atK rounds nj Philadelphia To-
the near future
Preliminary lawn tennis matches
+ bstwss American and Austria Ian
players Will be July i4-le 81 Lon
+ don. The finals against The English
players will he July l0.1a
i The Brooklyn team IL ianEing for
a Moses 20 lead q from the wilder
f ness with record n two win
/ nsru IN is. they need a miracle.
+ Connie Mack appears Co have
+ slipped q COG when be let Danny
+ Hoffman 90 70 New York He Is
i leading the uiFniaudcrs at the bat
i Mlnoru Fufu. Tokyo University
hss established a new worlds rec
ORD f1r the pole vault % ~ feet
~ inches
The latest reason why the white
gon can win games on their home
grounds e. that Catcher Sullivan
has mastered the freaks ~ the air
I currents ia tbc Windy CITY. and
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JURY ~ shaisEHs'
WRECK REPORTS THAT o.
RECT GAUGE FOR ptsAB.
TER CANNOT Dc DETER.
MINED.



SANTA BARBARA. Cal. May II
Great disaatisfaetlon results over
the andinE Of the eorousr's jury IN
the cause of death q % members Of
the Bhrinsrs train which was
wrecked Saturday afternoon. After
hearing testimony from many Wit
neases the jury returned the follow
ing verdict
Eve. the cofoners jury find that
O &. Kaufman. Of Reading Pa.
came to bis death ~ Honda in Santa
Bafbara county. California, on or
about May II. 1907. from the FOL.
lowing causes. toWlt
The NFceklBE OF a apeclaI
shflner train making the run from
santa Barbara north. the extreme
cause of tbs wreck uuKnowu and
from syidence presented to thia jury
Il eAnnot detefmlne any direct cause
FOR said wreck
William O. Waters. foreman /.
Thomas Pool. W. y BllsH. oe0rgs
~ senter, Robert 0reKg 81. {.
stewart. ~ l. Freaefiek. ] A
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CAWNO FIX
BLAME

Walton. Z. Il Frost. ch.,,.. .
Miaa" NHafiss
he nfst funeral train I.e
last night FOR the east ~ 20
The liat Of dead ~ rey...s
numbera 81 and is AZ folIoss.' 20
] y HiDple. potenists
Temple George Hagsr,ss. = 4
william v Essick. O. a asa., ~
Henry Miller H. X. Cl,1ls,ra.l'n ~. !
i 10th Charles Henry 49,
stoix. 9 o staffe. n No.. .a'
Mrs. J " Brumbaeb. nleh. 49,. =
sick r. J Brumbaeh. ~. = 2
stalz and Mr. and Nrs "a -
der al Of Reading. Pa
Tin. Silver Greek. \ Y.An
Bon and { 81 Loving. Bsss. = 4
and Arn. John " Cutler h's.s'
ton y Y Mrs II. J. Fisher. - -. -
Cora ,Dung. 1.eyslanc rf
ane r. " Sweeney. eoloss ~
chso. "
Dead in San Luis o,as,. =.
and Ara Lewis \. Ellsnhss~ :
leut01n. Pa Howard Mogs, y.
elton Pa Alonzo b Roger -
man conductor. g. Pal. &c.
Biekford brakeman. Ma "a,
kGhlsr Reading. Pa
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AND ROSS
LEAD in HITTING

Batting averages from The first
% the season ~ to The present
cate uhow that most q the hittins
has been done By two men. Art's
Ross ard nunny Myers While
Myers has The hiEhaf average.
Rnsa s. perhaps more deserving
81 mentiua because Do has been
IN tsIco &c many games Sc NyeFs,
and instead 81 starting of Wtth
high average and then coming
sown. he bakau Win an ordinary
figure and kspt climbing consist
entity 10 place away NJ Am0nE
ths 800 hitisrs
There 10 no usa tATkinE about
Il. however. Myers is a faufY BAT
awinrar. Rud wiii euma mikhty
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LnxINsros.

FIRST rass. ems, half mils-urand
pams. ias lnoianal. 10 50 4 wan
Manager tek second waldorf
Belle. ZOE. thifd Time. rs 80
second race. elsvens siatsantha %
= mils Alencou. itf tNteaD. 60
2 wen. uaassrtsn leo. second DR.
Ice Hnffmaa. leo. thifd Time.
OF "a
Third race. nine ststeruths u a
mile HAlket. lat tMufiarityl. 10 90
d. won Honest. ma second ri
nancteF. lei. third Time. 81 -.
Fourth race stevpisehase MaHir.
isp eAorfisanA 5 % q ven Pete
vinegar tHf. second. Pull % Pun.
ia, thiFd Ttms, tta st
rim fsas three quarters u a
miieaEat ios traFtaft. 10 q.
won. htas suttuh. lei. second Law
ista ~. third rims. TIA
eisth rAas, one and one sistseath
gMinarFl. ~ 60 O. wou eFAipiaf
mile Loaiss MeNarisas te1
re sseoua. Redwood "a. iat third
Ttma. Ia "a.
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HERE Shouted the railway Of.
erial. what 90 You mean ~ throw.
Ing thoss trunka about lac that
The porter Easped 10 AatoHlsh'
meat. and several travellers piaehsd
themselves 70 MAKE sure that u
vas real Thea the official spoke
axaia 70 the porter
"Dont yoa sss that you are nah.
ing Big 6en. 10 this eoner.ts pat.
form y-Chicsxo Jeurnai
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BILL SQUIRES MANAGER
AG00D ST0RY-TELLER

tssaftis stars Eneiasits sesstes-l
SAN FRANCISCO. Cal May a.
Farley Reynolds. who accompanied
1861 squirea from Australia AID
who all act aa bis husiusaa man.
ager while be- IL IN this country.
ia the personal representative n
bookmakor ~ Mclbourne. who is
bac kinE Equirca
Mr. REYNOLDS "a VERY arabic
gentleman aud has a fund OF hu.
NOR that IL well uiEh iusxhauat.
ihlo iia forte II story telling. and
squireH' camp A. san Rafael e.
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You had better nll your eve this
season with the siEht 81 Fielder
Jones. manager of the champion
white Sos lie ta going TO retire
from base ball a. the end OF the
year. according to a promise he has
made HE wife. Jones has invested
all OF his spare coin IN OF wells. and
they have literally spoutsd money
for him.
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DUGDALE'S PROVERBS


tssnta mllss-,Aairsne4es. iss
tgtAhaml. 70 e !. w0n. s@iin& tsf.
sseoaa. Llftis joker. Ies. third
Tins. les "a
Thifs Faea or. aaa =sixtesnth
miiss-w n oates Tee "a VII
liansl. % I. won pssmaxes iet.
ssc0nd. Lady Fa.Aion. toi. third
Time. rs
Fourth rses. are ara en.-six
sssnth faii~.--Rotrnu. teg "a
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wriahtl, Is 20 /. wanl rury. ies.
second. IA caal CAP. lee, third
Time. iisF ~,
Ftfth r.ee. three quarters Of a
mils@F NsaEent TT. ~. Kelly,
even, won. Cemhurr, Toe. second
Aschant. les. third Time, ia -,
aiath race, seven eiHhfhs Of y
miie The Mist lol eNnssl. . to g.
won. Lem Heed. i0a. second Coz
Flgan. IA. third. time. iiis t-s,
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nowadays tho scene OF many
stofFfeat
Reynolds ability In this line ia
almost IS great aa that ~ Tim
MCdrath. whose stories on Tom
sharkay have travelled from ocean
90 ocean aud are always worth re-
telling
And Mr Reynolds Is an astute
business man fle declares that
his man will not FIGHT until he is
really ready. and be VIII ho ablo
60 gito a real good account OF him
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KIN. Child Then svlelasa

PHILADELPHIA. MAJ IL Fran.
els ~ Shuts. a salesman. yesterday
afternoon cut the throat % his
5-yearold daughter and held her IN
his lap in the Falrmount PARK until
abe hlcd 10 death.
Shuts then cut bis own throat
wlth a razor but waa found aud
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naar leading tho league n he ksepe
up his present gait He hlt about
$50 last week and has an average
Of SIS for the two ueeka he hRa
been in Uniform
The batting averages % the
team. from the first fAy Of the
season 20 tie ed % The Vancouver
series fnilaN!
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0ANANAot v. Ont. May IA
William Waidle killed his wife ard
two small chiidren yesterday after
noon b. beating their brains out
vith . hammer. then be cut his
throat from ear 20 ear. quickly
bleeding 20 death
Waidla Was a mental and physical
wreck and during . crazy period
committed the crime.
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Let us By al means have -.
standard Of morality. n, ~
shall Il he. precisely Are y. \
enough along ~ make 4 y
pounds 70 the ton. or sAorx |.
BE- content 20 begin moasstly' ~
Puck. -
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bass stssliuu l. sIaHsss iupo..lsls
aEalnsf bier
fn series e bouts ahoAre the
hattisahfg Misaauris fanhes tee
captured three - five svcnts from
EnEliah oppnnsnta
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A raft ~ Tacoma sports drsfsed
into Seattle this morning inteudlng
IN take the siwAsh rigor ball game
this afternoon. Those city ~
DESTINY fans are = queer lot They
are either down anJ cut or II 90.
tlrely or else they are tsEslnk
around after the team wherever
a goes The fans fidnt want base
nan over there thfn year and Y
had 20 be forced upon them But
i.vnchs Rovsl neuEals ven games
and PLAYED such bang up ball that
the whole halllwick j. baseball huH
house i.ynchsnd Bis Turks were
stfialng around town this nofaiaz
with the air % men who alneatY
haa the series tucked away IN their
bat bags
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The Washington Fire Insurance
Company has appointed NJ. W.
ueweH & Son state agents for
Mary land 80
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RACES YESTERDAY


Ffrr race, oue-aaif nafte--Hsr
f~ss IT'S CIV. Kelly. 70 I. woal
Katie Rains. tis. sscond: Aieion ~,
re. shfra Ttnis. IS Is
Second rsee. one ara ea@-sin
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BEATS BRAINS
OUT OF THREE

taken 70 the hospital. xh@s 4
thought be will live
Tee little daughter ia n 4,
mofgue. Shuts suffered ifuu -
trouble and had beea tod shr -
80 nothing that could zss =
from death. Brooding orr a. !.
became insane and laklss l.
daughter 70 the PARK conxssfsf :;
rash deed A wife and al L
survive.
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Oscar Graham has bean called
back from Minneapolis by the
Washington team hlnnkeunhip.
Who was reported IS about 70 Be
farmaa. IL catching regularly again
for waahiugton.
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Pitcher Del MAsoa. ~ the cin
einnAu Reds. is to act an extra $40
ever time be gsin = BIT tkis sea.
son that scorea twu runs Ned
HAnlan is 10 par the coia. The ~
fair started IN practice game,
when Del pockstea go Of HIS bees
raonoY Coz getting = hit At critical
time. To show be uas game. Han.
Ion made the offer go0d for the
aeaaQn
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nngdale has picked ~ Garthalds.
called Garry for short who was
with Vancouver until yesterday
Garry ta slagEer but not auch
Of a fielder. according 20 reports.
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self All Of squlres' matches have
70 b. ratieea By cable from Ans
traiiA By bis hacker. Mr. Wren
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The dopester saw Rill Harisy
last night Bin had one arm In
a sling and IN the other was an
infant booking Tor all the world
Ike Hiif natweaa the sling and
sNe baby nm Was having hts trpu
HES. bur wore 4 amiie OF serene
happiness. anyway
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puepA1U SIGNS oARieAIol--
SITS eAck m THE oAaU--
MaNrvRE JOINS VANCOUVER
TOM KELLY ooEs TO
ALASKA
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TACOMA SERIES ON
THIS AFTERNOON

and nug viii use him as an emcr
Eeney hatEman Vancouver ran
him up IN the ninth Inning one
day here last weeN. and he cracked
out ccrklng hit darry will play
right field until brennan takes q
notion 20 pay HE fius AND SGT back
Ia the game.
Vancouver released Garry 90
make room iof Charley Mcintyre
the former Butte PLAYER Mcintyre
IL one Of the most dangerous hit
tera that has ever played IN this
northwest country. and is a good
man az third base Vancouver may
play him IN the oaIfield.
sits worked out with the local
PLAYERS at The park this morning
and said he would bs able tn play
from now on without danger OF
splitting hia hand open again
nAfmnnt may be put IA the game
IA spite ~ his rheumatism There
Aru MANI who believe that a few
games wonld do norr 60 put him
IN shAp than two montha's ioaflng
A number Of Northwest league
eastoffa are guins 10 Alaska
where they can earn bid money
PLAYING IA tho midnight league
Father" Tom Kelly. Paddy weich
Jack Marshall. sRanhit Plank. and
Joe NcSames. all Of whom started
the season In the Northwest league
will Do In uniform for the Alaska
teams
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Klein. the shoemaker. III ANS
street q
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NoRrHwrsr LEAGUE


TACOMA way u nufts van q hard
ffuFht hiffsanairnfnH sama here festar-
aag hits by Cartwright aHt nafwla scr.
ira fhs uinuiuH nun The Sane whs
fhararfzrssd b. fast nsidina
score Il X
butte #.-. s#.-.s s=..t #s#....##s
Tarausa ...a## ....H#.....
UkftsFiss Hnnn and villains Chiaftm
and Shea Umpire thrat
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