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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-01-17
Officers Killed.

Among the killed in the city were
Captains Constantine and Young of
the Royal Mail company. DR. Robert
son and wife. DR.. Glib Bradley. and
b. Marley. In the ruins of the jamaica
club the bodies of Mr.. Sherlock and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

There thousands Of homes in this city and state which
have silent Pianos"ouy played when musical rond calls
The piano IS simply fine piece OF furniture aud nothing more
To all SUCH opportunity extraordinary presented now
eeue piano player player piano at tremendous
ductioF
The Is unusually large and attractive embracing
practically every make the market number arc
strictly brand new.
Others have part payment Tor the wonderful
Thcmodist Panolas and Pianola Pianos All in
ceent condition. fact three Of tho Player Pianos have not
been used week
In anxiety clean them all once prices have
been actually slaughtered
A fine Angeus. mahogany case. $780, SOS. An
other Angelus be told from Sis and still ano,h
er for SO
-Four cecians mahogany. walnut and oak cases. every
in excellent condition Ss5. Sis. S3S. SpS
An Apollo in mahogany excellent condition. regular
$3.50 sos Another Apollo in Al eonditoun fact.
not be told from new. for S2 money.
Choice OF several Of the Popular Simplex Players in various
woods-a brand less tlah hall price. S4S $751;
Sl22.
Genuine Panos. excellent condition only sos An
other one somewhat marrcd but otherwise IN rscass
condition only Sl3s and still another with Metrosyle
Attachment used only short time now SOB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
raee Increased From sos to 675 on Account Of Arp
,,,slicn Of Ballard and Other TeniIOry--Lsi Of
Schools and Teachers Assigned to Them

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nausias sshmu, r. femefor
summit nuudmn SIC Mofta,L nsleol
rsli Nisaes aaHeY tnnea Nutkef. 40.
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ser harFah fuakaf i.sHs. niasef. Mr.
Nrncech. menaal tesihiuH
hsfgena NJ wsidfen principal
wNle Malta nuiaias Nr ne nait.
Nrineirsl Misses II pCnnnef. tta
MetE MAihNls ifarsen. iiiichinsa,
Alsfsht 1sserssea uarsss. janiiesen.
wegese Avenue nauales sr piea
sIessaa Uawaa feiaf Baton leaf +
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p Copeland. crihies Mias rssn. manual
aata street SiaSsrsar,se a,.. csesl.
nsnara rhs assignments ~ uansra
are temporary and ases Be changed after
Nsx View uWlhsnr ~ Ctassal
Missas T. 3fahaHi, AfrahhsfEeF. afaaatl
faamReen AfrlstraaE. BARKER
rrinrfpti. Nissrs NsH esffsaia nseIss
central nuiiaiuN.4 Mtsass MafWt..h
ugsnefe uenties 3 Farfaf. n cope.
cieak nailsine Ng aesaras. pfine,.
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asa5 sita natitins Az Farraf. nstn.
49, No. esAist = uaf's iees@
NaHeeu iiafssss. Hufnsais. n Nausasa
she.iev Mstiasua Adsialas rhwaa.
WY street nai.tiag Aliases pil
Nesih ead nana8aa NJ t.swusn
rriHeinai Misses Asnes Hafts ksArneY
Sarih street. nasiAias ~ ksuasa
Ffiag. cal Misses Naiieg chanaisf. 1uiis
parish nsnslus sir van nysa Mls.
saimau msY uu4afns A. Meiaris
ufia uai Misses tamA MsfhH2an. y
FsrfsF Gsesssa. sehfaEs Niaisa krn.
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ltasHsshsa DttF ~ Nsantan nffnes
h.sses Hssese Rests asanswsry.
Vera naflsiaF Misses NsFsa6s. au
saathsaai ssssus nsnsias Ms. Mar.
Tafsf sgenaft
isHinaa maaains Afiasas Nellie Stars.
Ntsaa Msaehsrs = HNtan
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e.ss Mss. - hafpss wayns
Ear Asssit tfaiiafaE Misses uishis
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seFms "a csmsfsa, Ktafh. MaFnhr
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Practical Pointers for
Men and Women

A little money saved each week
and deposited In good bank
grows much faster than yoa would
imagine. Before you realize Il you
have a little pile NJ your command
with which 10 snap up good %.
portuuitlea and stiEl further In.
crease your wealth. Il ia by this
method that nearly every rich man
became wealthy. You can do 80
and II f. your own fault II Yen are
not veil of within a few years
The State Bank of Seattle. cor.
ner o. Yeslsr and First ay.. pays
particular attention % rs savings
department and gives per cent
interest. compounded twice a year.
on savings deposits.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
SEATTLE TEACHERS Are
ASSIGNED THEIR POSTS
CAN CHARGE
EXTRA FARE

The Seattle. Rcnton a southern
railway may charge extra fare for
paasens7rs coming 10 from the tor.
ritory roccntp annexed 10 this city.
according 70 an opinion which the
legal department OF she city fran
cd saturday afternoon.
The opinion also holds, however.
that ths city council has Il within
ita power 20 prescribe the rates Of
fare 20 be charged IN the newly an.
nexed territory an long AS The ratios
hro reasonable.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

governments attack upon the pow
der combine. Much necessarily
must depend upon development in
The civil case which has been filed
At Wilmington. Dol. TO dissolve
the combine. Should the govern
meut b. successful e Is Thought By
the departmeHst of Justice that auf-
feient evidence viii b. obtained
20 warrant criminal proceedings
against united states Senator
Henry A Du Pont
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

sssss. ss frosss rowi i7as roastsrs. isof
haoilefs' nel turkeys. ug
Cheese.
via Twins cheese i6H14 wis V A.. i1Mci
Oregon Twins, 49, ofsEeu q A. lie
Kgss
Washington ranch ofgs dos. s20sloi
Eastern, 24M2sc. oregon ranch, fso
time ana Cement
Portland cement. imported. PEI bbi
q ppas . Portland esmsng California. 80
Fruit
lfats a' spsiis ii%at orange s2 y m bel,
t4uh 90. bananas. bunch. a14aHpf
seedlass gfope nnii $500 eas lemons.
gsr boz te 500 20. times veg case 90
lsi watafmeious 10. $50. haetbarfisa
per efats COCO 20. fei fahpheffiea.
crate olzsoa %. Champion gss ,,i
WI AZ faasy as crate pssss. q %
Dos crab nnifeH. hgN a'W fbr oaN
, ,,a hlspss 'es ts4 se ! hg 'lis
iisoai7s. sasar pesps lse9n ease
iiArtiatt pears. III sgalIG. Oregon
spaar prnHsa tQ@7ge. pine apples,
v dos 10 90 Won. ioe 10 3 huohishsf'
rive stock
Wsihefs. PET %. &C.. swsa per n, 49,
steers, per ~. tHiAfi cows. VI. zhQs ke
calves. PSI No. tueei iamna pr -. We
lHfk. l4fHc
Meats
~ per H. 1901 COWS per %. To-
veal per ~ 9e Motion per 10
~ Hiert spring lamb, o., if4llhoi
dressed hogs. H.. 500
Ttsh.
Hteemsr hslibut per H. f4fHel chinook
%. zoe hsrfina pef ih ~ use. perch.
H.. &C.. fi9uniefa. u.s.. aHuelkl soies. d.,
&C.. trout. ~. tiNtfMe. schooner haiibut
per TO AWtMfs Silver FWnlte. 10. Dc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
OUT THEY GO

CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.--Thia city Is
20 be I'D Of criminals Every po'
lice officer at every station has re-
celved word 10 rout out the bad
ones. send them up" and tho
courts will DO the rest The reign
Of crime must end Every section
Of the city h 70 ho raided. accord.
ing ~ Chief ahlpps. and efforts
20 drive out the undesirable aet
will be kept 40 until tho crooks
have all secured the blue ticket
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
STATE NEWS

The ahiusle weayerH 0f the state
are preparing for a long struggle
with the min owners over the
closed shop policy
Tho Everett Improvement Go.
viii aoou begin the construction
OF an electric line between sno.
homlsh aud Fall City
8 ] Holland, president Of the
Washington Liquor Co. at spo,
kane, was killed Saturday. being
struck BY a train at Sand Point.
Idaho.
san Francisco steamers. and nj.
so those from the Philippines and
Hawaiian ialanda. will be fumir
gated al Port Townsend % pre-,
vent spreading OF tho bubonie
plague,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
FIRE AT EDMONDS

EnNoNpS. Wash. Aug. aG.-
The dry kiln ~ Carpenters mill
was entirely destroyed by fire yes.
terday and the loss Is estimated AZ
$1,000. hut Tor the prompt action
OF the citizens the entire plant
would have gone up In smoke.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
,JUNAP


PUEBLO. Colo. Aug. 70 Tho
engine aud all OF the cars OF train
No o. weatbaund. Denver a rio
0randc, left tho rails az fernieaf
late Saturday afternoon aud 20 pas.
sunEero wey injured. Two scores
were Considerably shaken up. The
railway officials are trying 10 with.
hold ali Information
OF those seriously injured IL w
II. Patterson Of Seattle. who wax
crushed internally Ills wife was
cut about the face.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

George nuffcy. board president
Of tho hoard Of public works Of
San Francisco. has rcsigncd. hay,
ing been forced 20 DO 80 BY the
graft prosecutors Michael Casey.
ot the reamatcra' Union. has been
appointed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
CLOSE SLAVES IN IOWA.
Barber Welded Razor over Gus
toners for Weeks Though
Insane.

(Seattle stars Exclusive aervleel
nlea MONIES. Ia. Aug 50. 81.
A Warren. Weat side barber. was
arrested Ia his shop while shaving
d customer, aud has been adludged
insane u was learned that he had
been insane for several weeks. but
he continued 90 WELD the razor
over the faces Of his customers lie
has n halluelnation that blood.
hounds are chasing him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
WINDMILL USED
TO PUMP WATER

IN short time tho American
bark Fresno. being repaired at
Morans, will be ready for sea again
Ia recent collision with the Alta
she WAS badly damaged and has
been layed up for repairs ever
since.
The Fresno uses large wind.
min, moving 70 the wind. TO pump
water from the hold when II ~
shipped tn a heavy sea. Other YES
sells uHe hand power and few yes
sells use hand power and few yes
sells are ever seen IN local waters
which use tho windmill device. II
Is an old one but many seamen
claim It is better than any other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

fsd fuappsrn face CLAIMS per HHrt q U.s.
froEsn she'd. per NJ. sci whitensh. per
fb. ftWtfM
Uhy aud Fssdaiuffs.
puget fqund hav tan. gfNiBl aifaifa.
flfNft Puget SOUND tgn fiI, alfalfa,
Nfi Nhaat hAgs ton flfMfs wHYie
.arn tom 80. cracked corn. Ton,
go. ffad mesi tom fll. mi1dllnaa.
ton. itfUlt. 90 cake per ton. fftt
hfani paf 20 1900 snWfs. Son. $40
o. cheHred fed tan sH81sa eata t9a.
t17Ulsi feaf ton iff
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
SENATOR NAY ss rRlso.
Will pu pont undergo Criminal
proaecusicnf

Seattle Stars Exclusive Service
WASHINGTON. Aug rs "A
tuited States arunioF brought 10
lhe bar 81 iualice o. answer Grim.
lnai charges q one II The develop,
meats which mRy come out OF the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Player Pianos

Or you prefer your present piano Cat fair val
uaon) toward the purchase OF good Player Piano at the
present tremendously reduced prices. here's your chance
You choice OF several brand instruments
sold everywhere for $780, $3.50 and SlOO0-also
Der Autopanos which recently offered $50 values
by alleged advertising campaign your
choice for $3.50 Ss sos 1897 and less These latter nstru
practically brand newin fact three OF them
traded toward the Genuine Pianoa Piano IN less than
purchase Another good Piano Player brand
$3.50 price SS8 Another $50 value elegant
hogany case for nearly half Sab and still others the very
finest makes, S46z, 800. $500, etc.
latest style strictly brand Fcrrand cecian regular
$50 value only S4S7 Another one somewhat
damaged S398
Space will permit Of the description Of the many others,
but come in and
Remember. will accept your present piano or organ as
payment Don't let this chance good Player
Player Piano get by you It's opportunity that only
in lifetime These low prices should be for spot
cash only order give all equal chance convenient
payments be arranged Better the first thing tomo
row morning.
ID. s. JOHNSTON co.
Oldest and Largest Dealers
o03 Second Avenue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Monuments

Art Marble Company. 2ol1 Sec
ond av.. three doors north Of Wiz.
ginia st. Both phones 1913. '*'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
JeweIed Back Combs

Are all the rage We have the
finest assortment In the city Spe-
clal prices Will prevail this week.
Chicago Jewelry Co. 1907 Second
az. '"s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

President Cabrera. Of Gautema-
Ia. owing 10 many petitions. has
released many OF the political Dris-
DnerH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
THE MARKETS


A carload Of grapes arrived on
Western nv. this morning from Cal
iforuia aud the fsapo marls1t 10 now
ia full swing All varieties oI the
grape % ia tho market and are
quoted Al from ti50 20 AIS per
case.
There IN no percepllblo change
IN the market this morning. only
BARTLETT pears dropping slightly.
owing 20 the increased supply.
Catalogues are very humorous on
the street but commission men are
asking tho same price for the
melon
Tho egg and butter market IN n.
manning tho Same with business
steady and brisk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Honey.
Yakima hnney per casa fffB1fea.
Strained honey, per ~, 50
Vegetables.
Green corn 81 60BfTb per sack
onions, Waiia Walia 2 SO par ih CAT
ifofnia. $40 per 10 native cabbage.
10, t4WedI hsats sack " lt. carrots.
sack II "a. fHruiHa. sack tiat hot
house tomatoes. fteWfi lettuce hans
Ftawn. fiWt.se. eaulifiawsf. fl@ % dos
bell peppers 81 80 boz ruaumhers. dor. tt
Nt9u lima beans, %. iia4 sreuu beans %,
= q hl4 summer HquHaneE. crate 1000 " Il
paRH NJ. te. sweet potatoes, o. aef
celery. 100 saH plant sltf per
~ neN potatoes. local VI tot Cat.
a. %. toiuataes iacsi taeWti 90 pss
hnN 20 lhH. WsHatehss tomatoes bqE.
fhc1al 90 pumHkins. ~ csc ID phfss
10Y see dos arfiehHkrs 100 faE wax
beans. ga aes carrots 81 eco ~ sack
butter.
oregon, as0ssei renovated. ztsg
WaahiHFtan creamery 10. $50. Eastern
aQQttri fanfh afH zee
rouftry.
1--we hens. NJ. its les3 brothers u, leo
ttc live ducks. lh 1895 Fooatsra. 10 o. 2e3
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

,,5 ' ~. s' sss.. 4 g. .i sssa; q 49,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
COUNTY ROAD DISTRICTS.
New Boundaries Are Created by Board
of Commissioners.

Madison, Neb., July 26, 1907, l p. m.
AT special meeting of the board
of county commissioners called by the
|. e., by posting public notices at least
five days prior to said meeting, Of the
time and place of said meeting in the
following places: The east front door
of the court house in Madison, Neb.,
on a tree at the corner of the First
National bank in Madison, Neb., and
at the corner of Norfolk avenue and
Fourth street in Norfolk, Neb, being
three of the most public places in
said county, the following were pres
ent: John II. Harding and Burr Taft.
On motion the following resolution
was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That Madison county be
and the same is hereby divided into
road districts as follows:
Town "a, range l, in said county
shall constitute road district No. l.
| Town "a, range 2, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 2.
Town "a, range 8, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 8.
Town "a, range 4, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 4.
Town 23, range 4, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 5.
Town 20, range 8, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 6.
Town %, range 2, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 7.
Town %, range l, in said county
shall constitute road district No. s.
Town %, range l, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 8.
Town %, range 2, in said county
shall constitute road district No. 10.
Town %, range 3, in said county
shall constitute road district No. II.
Town %, range 4, in said county
shall constitute road district No. IL.
Town 81, range 4, in said county
shall constitute road district No. Is
| Town 81, range 3, in said county
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
THE NEW PHONE BUILDING.
WILL BE BUILT ON THE DR.. MAR
oUARDT LOT.
TWO STORIES, PRESSED BRICK

The New Telephone Exchange Building
OF the independent Company viii be
Erected on Norfolk Avenue East Of
Third by January.
The new Independent telephone ex.
change building will be built on Nor.
folk avenue between Second and Third
streets on the lot formerly occupied by
the Marquardt building destroyed last
spring by fire. Arrangements for pur-
chasing the lot have just been com
pleted with DR.. G. +. w. Marquardt.
The building that the new telephone
company proposes to erect will be a
two story press brick structure and
will add materially to the appearance
of the east end of Norfolk avenue.
The new building will have a depth
of sixty feet and in addition to the
two upper stories will be built over a
full basement. The building will be
erected by the Norfolk Telephone Con
struction company, new local corpo-
ration organized for that purpose.
The first floor Of the new building
will be occupied by the Offices of the
Norfolk Long Distance Telephone
company. The second floor will be
given over entirely to the switchboard
room and the exchange proper. The
workshop and heating rooms will be
in the basement.
A corrugated iron store room will
be put up on the lot at once. Work or
the building proper will start as soor
as the plans can be drawn up and the
contract let
The building will have to be ready
for occupancy before January 1, 1908
the date set by the new company fol-
the introduction of its phone service
to Norfolk. At that time the company
not only expects to begin its local ser
vice but will also have long distance
connections into Norfolk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
Choir BOYS Break Camp.

Yesterday afternoon the choir boys
of the Trinity Episcopal church broke
up their camp on the Yellow Banks,
returning to Norfolk after their an
nual outing. During the first week up
at the camp the party was IN charge
of Fritz Asmus, the latter being sue
ceeded by Rev. ]. c. S. WELLS on last
Sunday. Despite the almost constant
downpour of rain during the first part
of the ten days the boys who made
up the camping party had very pleas
ant time in their outing.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
THE NORFOLK WEEKLY NEWS JoRURNA FRIDAY AUGUSTA 1907

shall constitute road district No. Ii.
Town 81, range 2, in said county,
shall constitute road district No. IS
Town q, range 1, in said county,
shall constitute road district No. 1G.
Provided that in working roads on
the boundaries of each Of said road
districts the roads on first three miles
of said boundary, commencing at the
northeast corner of said district, and
each alternate three miles following
around the boundary of said district
shall belong to said district to main.
tain, and provided further that where
the boundary OF any district shall be
the boundary between Madison coun-
ty and the counties adjoining thereto,
that the portion Of said county boun-
Diary to be maintained by said road
district shall be governed by the sew
eral agreements between Madison
county and the adjoining counties.
BY motion the board adjourned to
August 7, 1907, at p. m.
Geo. e. Richardson,
County Clerk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
WAYNE cHAUTAUoUA A SUCCESS
Big Crowds Attended and All Got More
Than Their Moneys Worth.

Norfolk people who attended the
Wayne chautauqua by the score have
returned to speak unqualified praise
of the attractions which were given
and of the treatment received at the
hands of the chautauqua management
as well as Wayne people in general.
1t is pronounced as one of the most
successful chautauquas ever held In
the state and future sessions will be
even better attended than was this,
because of the success of the meetings
just closed.
Among the noted attractions at
Wayne were Senator Tillman, the Kill
ties famous band, and many other fea-
lures. From all over northern Nebras-
ka the crowds assembled and they got
their moneys worth.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
Battle Creek,

Battle Creek Is town of all posi-.
bilities. There Is thoroughbred
American here, a gentleman by the
name of Newton, giving lessons in
the German language.
County Commissioner ]. II. Harding
of Meadow Grove was transacting
business here Thursday.
The Northwestern is extending It's
passing track here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Crowell were Nor
folk visitors last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. |. Niles, who were
on an extended visit in New York and
other eastern states with relatives and
friends, arrived home Thursday night.
Balzer Werner had his dwelling on
Depot street treated to new coat OF
paint this week.
H. Barnes, cashier of the Citizens
State bank, and Harry Reavis of the
Battle Creek Hardware company, went
to Omaha Saturday on business mis-
sion.
Sheriff ]. ]. Clements was here Mon
day on official duty.
Vincent lack and family of Hum
phrey were visiting here from Satur-
day till Monday with Mrs, lacks pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dittrick and
other relatives.
Fred Werner was here Saturday on
business from Meadow Grove.
John Schacher, who is manufacture
ing cement blocks here, was at Anoka
and Butte last week on business.
Saturday afternoon and evening the
two-ring Yankee Robinson railroad
show will exhibit here.
Miss Agnes Barnes went to Albion
Day and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Martin Hickman o.
Norfolk were visiting here Sunday
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Her
man Claus.
Ben Marshall was down to Norfoll
Monday.
The middle of this week the Reeke
brothers were Smelling corn for L. b
Baker.
Henry Walter and little nephew
Johnnie Kuhrts, were visiting relatives
near Tilden Tuesday.
The Dufphey livery barn changed
proprietors again. Frank Beeler sol'
the whole business to Tom Sessler
who took possession Tuesday MI
Beeler intends to move to the southern
part OF the state.
Mrs. Jack Barnes of Cody, who ha
been visiting here about three week
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
DISPUTES THE TITLE.
Atkinson Claims Best Baseball Team
in Northern Nebraska.

Atkinson, Neb, July 2S.-Editor Nor
folk Daily News: l wish to correct
statement | saw in your paper OF the
9th in regard to the base ball mines
that are to play at your town on the
coming Wednesday. You say that
Plainview has the fastest team, or the
credit of having the fastest team on
the Bonesteel branch, and that O'Neill
has the credit of having the fastest
team on the west line. The latter we
will dispute until we have reasons to
believe differently, as we have played
two games with O'Neill this season,
winning one at the O'Neill diamond in
a score of 2 and and the return game
was to be played here but was not
| finished on account of being called
on storm coming up. In this game
O'Neill played five innings and Atkin-
son fNlr and one-half, with no scores
on either side. 4.
Our record is that out of eight
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1907-08-02
HOSKINS IS SHUT OUT
Norfolk Brownies Take Game With
Twelve Scores to the Good.

Twelve Scores to the Good.
The Norfolk Brownies" out for re-
venge yesterday afternoon, admins
tered a clean shut out to the Hoskins
nine, winning IL to 0. The game
played on the driving park diamond
was a return contest with the Hoskins
nine which on July IA at Hoskins sent
the Brownies home with the short
end of &c to 0" score.
The Brownies, who have been on
the downward path since their game
with the "bloomers," struck a better
gait yesterday and had the play COM
ing their own way. Haak pitched a
creditable game. On the other hand,
the Hoskins balloon which had become
unsteady once or twice in the early in
nings, went up for sure in the eighth.
A good sized crowd saw the game.
Haak let one walk and famed five.
Two Hoskins walking tickets were
passed out while three Brownies
slashed through the air with three
vain efforts.