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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department OF the Interior.

Department OF the Interior.
United States Land Orice, Chamberlain. 8. B
April ith. 1907.
4 sufficient contest affidavit having beeu
filed III this Office by Charley A. Enger. con-
tcstant. against Homestead Entry No. s6Id
made January Bird, 1903 for Lot & SEA NW4
or section Township I0S. North, Range TO-
Nost VI. by Chris ThorSon, Contestee. in
which Ii Is alleged that said entryman has
wholly hanGoned said tract for more than
SIX months next prior to January 18th, 1907.
that hc never established or maintained his
residence upon sad tract OF land, or placed
house or any other improvements whatever
thereon: that said u act las not been settled
upon or cultivated Dy said party required
by law; and such defaults continue up TO the
present time: land that said alleged absence
rom the said land was not due to his en-
Doyment in the Army, Navy or Marine
der, officer. seaman or marine. during the
war with spain, or during any other war in
Whlch the United states may DE engagedl:
saId parties are hereby notified to appear. re-
spOnd aud orier evidence touching said allie
Ratlon, az 10 o'clock IL. IN on May 18th, 1907.
before the Register ana Receiver OF the Unl-
xd states Land Office in Chamberlain South
Dakota
The said contestant having i'm proper affi-
davlt filed April 4th. lsG7 set forth facts
whlch show that after due diligence personal
serv ice OF this notice cannot be made. IL
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
be given by que and plo per Publication.
L. b. LAUGhLiN,
Receiver
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18

Teachers meeting Saturday eve
ming
Everybody bring n basket for
Hans Won Smash at the Ingerson
school house April 26.
Atteution Ladies! We can haNa
N4ur coats skirts or Jackets tnilu ed
al ~ very .rns 'nal le price. ASS to
~ee otIrc counter book. Fraser Bros
-. r. Dve,An family rturlt sat
urday from their winters sOjrurn
abroad. They spent the last month
wishing relatives at Long Reach,
W. Va.
Geo. Fraser has been doing some
caipenter wolk'a home this week.
John ,Parm!cy came up from
Chamberlain Tuesday ard drove up
to his parents home in Hand
county to see his mother who is
very ILL.,.
Nj & Henricasen has gone to Sioux
Falls on business
! Several parties from Hutchinson
county, passed through town Fri
day Oh their way to the LlnSscn, IL
ranch.
! l.. a. Hubbard this week sold his
team of colts to Butter of Messing
tGn Springs
About the fastest trip we ever
"maue out from Chuinberlnin, WAS
Tue rsday, When we rode )ut With
John Parmlry. mukil,g z the uiStance
from hamisrIain to Gam Valley IN
three ana half II hours. John has
some hr>t-ciass rOausters.
! Charly Seaman spent a couple OF
days here this week on business.
! viii Smith who represented the
! Haniord company here durinE the
fail is now located at Zealand, y. D..
! The Crockett falnily are getting
wioug nicely. Owing To the precau-
tiop> thaG have been taken to pre-
vent the spread of the disease, it is
not cXpec,ed that any more cas-. 5
viii appear.
a dancing party is to he given at
the o. 4. Dye home on Elm crceK
tomorrow evening.
Dell keeler has added the Satur-
DAY Evenilig Post 10 the lis. OF peri
oui3al, Tor wlin"n he Is agent, A4 wing
bOugnt out Clartnc, iOsinan = agehcy
a y Gillian of Sioux City had a
couple of parties out looking at
some land nJrtiI of town Yesterday
jess CustrliG and Lyman NelsUp
were 90 Al from the creek Saturday
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
J V DRIPS
County Auditor
DUNCAN
How the winds doth blow?

How the winds doth blow?
A very large crowd attended the
shadow social at Pleasant Valley
last Friday al hl.
Miss Fern trusun visited at the
Ling blad home last sunday
lie Vinegar and Miss Maudr
kinnerlilrr visited at II kocl's
last SUNDAY
Miss .M"ry Kelly was visiting at
the Waue home III ilapd county last
week
Anna LinSl.Iad lift for~ Miller
whore -he will stay this summer.
Mrs NJ A. Parmley OF south Hand
county is repurtcd to hp very i'll.
Mrs Heiiman was the guest of Mrs
X :" ch the first q, this week
Frank MnrGenau lost two vnlua
bile COWS last week and Hers, IN
kucu lost one. The wea ther has
bten yer. hard on cattle this spring,
Miss Clara Huc.ins is stnyinS at
the Crrt kctt home.
ILvitations are out for u dance at
Leon ThOru's next Friday niSht the
%. 1t will be the eveut of the sea
sen.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

department Of the Interior
Land Office al Chamberlaiu. :. D..
March -. I9J3.
Notice is hereby given that Jesse j toitel-
10 OF Richards. ;. d., has flied notice OF ms
intention to make final year proof in sup
port Of his claim, viz: Homestead EntrJ No
I4G2 made Mar. -. !0!. fJr the SEA section
30 Township 10s ~. Range 20 w, and thal
said proof will hc made before the CLERK or
Court, of Buffalo County AT his Office IN
Gannyalley, :. -. on May 23. 1904.
he nP'nes the following witnesses to prove
his con tinuOuS upon, aud cultivation OF. IN"
land. Vi; James y. Ross, Murtin J. Ing ,
srhcit, Alex Gichrist, &. Z. Ic,On, all %
Richards, :. d.
CHAS. l.. BRCCKWAY
Re s.S .er
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
A L HITCHCOCK,
plaiptiS's, "A tCruey.
N)rICEFOR PUBLICATION

Department of.the Interior
Land Office at Mitchell. So Dakota, Febru-
airy -. 1897
Notice is hereby given thai Louis Kreidler,
of Hyde. South Dakota, has tiied notke OF
his intcntion to make iDll hve-yeaa proof IN
support of his claim, viz: Homestead entry
No. 1876, made december 30 1901 for the
west half Of the northeast quarter OF section
No Twenty-seveu ls7l. Township No ono
ty-Scyen 1911, west OF the Fifth Principal
Meridian, and that said proof will bc made
Leforc ". r. Tay ior. clerk circuit court Jer-
auld county. ~ Washington Springs. ). d.. on
\ prl I'D 1901
He mes the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva-
ton Of the land, VIZ; J.. A. ButterHeld OF
TmpietOn. South Dakota, w. G.. Gricves OF
TempetOn. South Dakota, j. X. Daniels, OF
Hyde. South Dakota. W. A.Hyde OF Hyde
South Dakota. GEO. L. FOSTER. Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
SUMMONS

State of South Dakota. B alo County. s..
In the Circuit Court. Fo,~ h Judicial Ct-
cult. wv.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
To AmuGe Baby.

"Oh, John" said Mrs. Popley, YOU
must raise pair of those lcng side
whiSkers."
What" exclaimed Popley, why,
thought you detested that sort Of"
Eyes, but Mr.. Dudley was here to.
day. He he's them, you know, and IL
was just too cute to see the way baby
pulled them"
Ea Wcu!S Do.
"Haye yoo had any experience an
chauffeur
Well, i can show you the receipt=
for the fnes ] have pad"
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
TIL ) RICH I NAME

Mr.. August >nerpe. the popular
oyerSter Ot tne poor. at Fort Madl.
son. Ia, says: "Dr. i\Ins's New Life
fIlS are rightly named; tuey act
more aGreeaDll, DO more GOD'l ana
make Opt Ieel better tnau aay other
hXHtivt.' Guaranteed / o re
bi!iiouSlcSs ANA constipation. 23c
t W ). Hughes 4 co.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
NOTICEFOR PUBLICATION.

BeDaTt III OF tltc inIefIOr.
Land Otiicc At Chamberlain, b. ID.
March ~. 1897.
OF GGnnvalIey. y. d.. has Hied NOTICE OF his
intention 10 make hnal year proof In sup
port OF his claim Viz: homestead Entry No.
itUl MADE AprIi %, 1902. for the taSWA Sec
ton -, 4 township lU9 ~, Range os W.. and
that said proof viii be made before the Clerk
OF Courts of Buffalo County at his Office IN
uannvaIley, ). b. on May -. 1897.
lie names the following Witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon, aud cultIya-
ton OF, the land, VIZ: &, ~. OSman Of Gani-
valley, :. d., Martin johnson Ot Gannv alley.
>. u n. A. keeler of 6annyaliey,S =. - Pal
mer e,erson OF kimbali, y. ID
ChAs. l. BROCKWAY. ,
Register
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
NOTICE FOR Eds

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids wi be received bO the county
commissioners OF Buffalo county
So.tn DakOta for building II stone
crossing and gravelng the grade
the grade access crow Crock bottom
on the line net wren sections y and
..lnM liz hip lU6, range 6S. Plans
uuircd may he sen at the auditor =
,iilcr. BlIs viii he opened May q,
1897. ana tine commissioners reserve
the right to reject any or all bids.
Dated ut Gam Valley, =. ID, April
3. 1907.
! V DRIpS
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
H lIl)I)aar d



On Wednesday. May 1, at
the Sobek place 5 miles
south Of Gam Valley, will
be sold at public auction
the following property;
200 hd high grade Hereford
cattle
% head Of horses: 6 draft
mares, all in foal, bal nee
work horses and driver
70 brood sows
ID shoats
1900 bushels corn in crio
All farm machinery
Terms: All snms 80 an
under cash. On sums vt4
$40 S-months time viii
be given on bankable paper
drawing 10 per cent inter-
est. 2per cent discount for
cash on sums over so
Sale begins at ID a. N.
CHAS. SEAMAN, Prop.
Chas. z. Sanders and
John Sanders, Of Luverno,
Mimi. Auctioneers
Arthur q. ELL; Clerk
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18

In the Circuit Court. For~ h Judicial Ct-
Martha A. Heilman. Plaint,r.l
".
Nellie Shinn Jones. the un-
known heirs. GeviseeS, lega-
tees and the executor or .ed-
ministrator OF Henry, j.. Shinn
decreased: the creditors Of Hem
~ l.. Shinn. deceased: the un-
known heirs, deviSees. lega- summons.
tees, ana the executor or ad-
ministrator of Mrs. Henry +.
Shlnn, deceased. the creditors
of Mrs. Henry +. Shinn. de-
ceased: aud all persons un-
known who have or claim TO
have any estate or interest. In
or lien or mcumbrance upon
the premises desert bed I'm
plaintih ) complaint, Defend
ants.
The state of South Dakoto. to the abo ve
named defendants, Greeting:
/ You are hereby summoned and required a.
dnswer the complaint OF the plaintiff which
lNas MED in the office OF the Clerk Of the Cir
cut Court at Gam Valley. Buffalo County,
south Dakota. on the 2Sth day OF February,
a. ID. 1907. and which prays for Judgment
quieting title to apI the determination OF ali
adverse Claims against the premises described
iG the complaint situated In said Buffalo
County. state OF south Dakota, to-wit: Tire
Four l4l and the south West quarter lSWkl
OF Section number Nine l9l, Township num-
& Der One hundred ti Egat lIoSl. North, Range
aiming Three Hundred Twenty acres more
less by United States Government survey
'ryor, and 70 serve a copy OF your answer
>aIi complaint on ihe undersigned at hts
nee IN the CITY of Mitchell, Dawson County
phth Dakota, within thirty days after the
1mpleted service OF this summons upon you
-"luSiNe of the day of such service, and if
% rail TO answer said compliant Within that
ne, The p'aintiit will apply 10 the court for
Ae relici demanded IN hts said complaint
Datcd at Mitchell, south Dakota. February
V'.
a L HITCHCOCK
plaiptiiS' ) "A tic rney.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1907-04-18
LOCAL


county in pursuance of his official
duties
Wantpd-all ladies In Buffalo coun-
ty to bring bnskets fW. Hans Won
Smash. April rs,
Capt Griffith received severe kick
on III" kuee which Will pvt him ont
of commission for IL ti..e.
JAS. Tusa, the veteran hoss trader
from Grant twp was in town this
.mcrning
Au-ust Sobek was up from Brule
count! Yesterday. He has in I64
acres of crops on the Miller place
5 miles north OF kimball
Laugh your troubles away at the
dngersU SchDol, April 26
The road across Crow creek bot
tom near the W els ranch is being
improved some this week
Eighty three dczen eggs is what
wo,cnstomers markered at Fraser
Bros Yesterday for the week
j H. Drip5 Of NrEa II is h.rt pay.
a visit TO his brother John and
} .jorgenSOn has moved mis- house
hold goods down to the ranch. and
John rhuli will occupy the house
iuSt vacated
Tlc cold snap which has been with
Us the past few weeks terminated
Yesterday with a snow storm
Mrs b II Parmlcy came fowu from
liza nj county tar. Thursday 10 meet
her sister who arrived from Lyman
county.
There was II good attendance ut
the Buck Sale on Smith creek Tues
day and everything is reported to
have hroEGht Il good figure.
.jurn Thull says that moving is
at, al the has dcst w0rc he has tack
leh ia many moons. JDnn SPEAKS
trurIiuiiy once
4 re Wn"at crop throughOut tle
cudniy is about all pla ted The
ucrrHgr planted Ia the county this
Year VIII ne uIuch greater than last.
uulHLut uf corn and barley
l'ur the e..t ten days we will
h"N" un mai'u 1t line "i ladies ready
ma - Snirls and waists ranging in
price iruiI 50 to%7. FraSer Bros.
Dr. !. ~. ,.levenyer. resident den
ST. Chamberlain. South Dakota
Office over +. +. Stott's drug str,
r..,u ,.,l =, v.to,i c,r.,.,.n
,aar,.. / T. ,ut.s ,h,mb.r,,iu.
IIr viii AN, wer calls at any time
i' ll'"ili smut W 'he "'''"''ii'i
Mhc" operate" the town t'nhp IL
h'.'N"h an hahke' h''l II p"'''hS
]" hl" leisure moments pumping wa
or I" Il OK 'h 'he '3ret "i the S'ocN
IL the i"Mn nero.
Cheer the prosecuted DutchmAn hy
your pre>"nc" at the Ing'rs"Il
school ON Alrii 26.
At the United States ln1d office in
this city th're yvcr" an original
homestead eHtri"S during the quar-
ter ending April LIST. for Il total of
Il, 295 acres During the same time
there were 3IS proofs made by CLAIM
ants. derfrcling titai to total OF
1866 acres These f-ur"- Indicate
co d able activity. especially ~
av,1tu,tG lands in the district are
becoming Scarcranl the period coy
cred tbe wipt,r s.nsou-(hum,,er
lain Democrat.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
COLTS PROVE
EASY MONEY
Veterans Win First Game
by IS to 8 Score.
DRUMM WELL PLEASED
With the Showing Made by
Men During Contest.
Burnis Hit Like a Fiend, Farrell
Fast on Bases, all the Pitchers
Show up Extremely Well.

The Colts and the Veterans. of the
Lime Burners, mixed up in battle yes
terday afternoon at Garfield park,
and when the fun was over, the score
stood 10 to ip favor of the Vets.
The game was the first that the
players have been in this season, and
was played under trying conditions.
Only the ginger Of the players and
the occasional clever plays served to
keep NJ the interest in the contest.
\ crowd of about two hundred fans
watched the game.
Guenette started the game for the
Veterans and Neutzling, the Pomeroy
recruit, undertook to do things for the
Colts. The performances of both
men were entirely crelitable, consid-
erin the cold weather and the fact
that neither has had any work since
the training season opened. Both
were wild and were touched up for
numerous hits.
In the sixth inning, Pickett, the
Columbrs twirer, relieved Neutzling
and Wilmot the corpulent regular
succeeded Guenette. Both Chuck
and Wilmot let out a good bunch of
steam during the remainder of the
game. Both appear to be in fair con-
dition, despite lack of work.
Errors we're numerous on both
teams. The redeeming feature of the
practice was the way the Lime Burn
ers smashed the ball around the lot.
Everyone had his batting eye with
him and drives for extra bases are
numerous. Mylett, the short stop Of
the Vets, led in the suging with q
single. a double and triple.
Another game is being played today.
Wilhelm and Lucas are scheduled to
do the twirling for the veterans, and
Burke and Lewis will be with the
colts.
The score:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25

lose her remaining sons, Geert ana
Barend, perhaps, for they are whecdlcd
into signing for voyage on the Good
Hope by Clemens Bos. The smack
owner breaks up happy party by
threatening the two young peasants
with arrest IL they do not go aboard
the. vessel in ten minutes.
During u storm that follows, when
the GOOD Hope is homeward bound,
kniertio's friends, simple peasant folk.
gather at her house and recount their
experiences In losing brothers aud hus.
oands at sea from the wreck of vessels
like those of Clemens Bos. Since ''mcn
must work aud women must weep" It
becomes smack owner to get all the
insurance money he can. One woman
recounts how she has lost two hus-
bands and three sons at sea. Geert's
sweetheart, Joe. overcome by her emo
fion, coniides to Kniertie that she Is
to become the mother of his child and
fears that he will not return.
In the last act is shown the shipping
office of Bos, and the smirking. con.
sclenceless old scoundrel is counting
up the insurance carried by the Good
Hope, which is reported lost. The
broken hearted fisher folk. including
Kniertje ana Joe, come to learn the
truth of the report and hear his chief
clerk read petition asking subscrip-
tions for the benefit of the families of
the unfortunate victims, a last touch OF
rascally hypocrisy. with which the cur
tain falls. s1
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
Y. N. G. A.
HAPPENINGS

A company Of enthusiasts vol
ley ball players met in the Y. NJ.
G. A. gymnasium last evening and
organized spring volley b.
league. The league consists OF
four teams which will hold "a week.
ly meet and play three 15-point
games. The same rules and by
laws that governed the league
whose schedule recently closed will
prevail in the new league. Follow
ing are the teams.
Reds-ClarkI capt; Sycks, Flies,
Bowers and Leffler.
Blues Lawson, capt. Oatey, Til
ton, Brady and Lunger.
Oranges Smith capt; Emery, M.
NJ. Mickey, Smart and h. Mick
ley.
Gi1ys-Douthitt capt; Cunning
ham, Gcrm, Armstrong and Young.
The spring team of The Y. M.
C. A. night school will open to-
night with meeting Of the Me-
chanical drawing class. All men,
bers of the class are required to
be present at z 80 O'Clock with in
struments and equipments ready
for business.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
SHARON USES DIAMOND.

Sharon, Pa, April "a Two
hundred fang turned out at Inde-
pendent park yesterday afternoon
to watch the Three s. team at
practice. The team used the dia-
mond for the f.irst time this sea-
son and three hours of fast work
was put in. Pitcher Frank Bur-
well reached this city at III O'Clock
yesterday morning after nearly "a
hours spent on trains. He came
form his home at Bunker Hll,
Ind, where he has been for n
week or 50 since his sale by the
Indianapolis club to Sharon. A
new club house has been built at
the grounds and extensive i'm
provements are being made. The
keenest interest is being shown
by all classes of people IA the
baseball situation here.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
STARR HITS UMPIRE.

East Liverpool, o., April "a. -
1t has come The first o. Il Z.
player has stepped into the lime
light of that most undesirable pug
ilisiic publicity and almost caused
u r:oa by striking an umpire in the
face while disputing decision.
The player is Charlie Starr of
the Youngstown team. He stuck
Umpire 'Briceland here during a
game between Youngstown and
the locals. The umpire was
small fellow and he got back at
Starr by striking him on ~the nose
with his mask.
Briceland was taken out Of the
game, but Starr remained. Both
clubs played Il good game. The
score: Youngstown q, East Liver
pool s.
Willie Dclellaniy, the youngest
member of the great Delehanty
base ball fanlly, has affixed his
name TO Mansfield contract. lie
covered short-stop for that team
last season and is expected to do
even better work this season than
he did last.
Mansfield says that they are 60
ing TO csrry 10 men this year; that
will be two more than they carried
last year.
Yesterdays Lancaster Gazette
contained cuts of Charles Lliskey
and Bob Lindeman Of the local
O. p. team.
The Akron Beacon-Journal of
Wednesday contained fine cuts of
Flood, Lindeman and Luskey,
under the heading ''Three of .Ferd
Drumrn's Marior players.
Accompanying the feature l.. j..
Ritchie, the sporting writer says
"Flood is captain of the team
and for several seasons past has
been Drumrn's mainstay at third
base. He is an accomplished fielder
and is known around the circuit
las dangerous man with thes stick.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
LANKs LOSE ANOTHER.

Lancaster. o.. April "a. The
Lancaster baseball management af-
ter gathering together corps of
pitchers to cover the loss of Gey-
er, Upp and Compton, who were
drafted last fall, were notified
Monday that Pitcher Adams, who
signed a Lancaster contract, had
also signed. a contract with the
Dubois Interstate team, where he
will have to play. The local man
agenent is now trying to purchase
his release. He won Is out Of II
games Fer Dubois last season. He
says he Will not report to Du-
bois.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
FIVE ARE CANNED.

New Castle. Pa, April "a. =
Manager Billy Smith Monday re-
leased five players whose tryouts
did not show up well enough to
allow them to remain on the team.
Five others will be dropped before
the close of the week. The men
released were Catcher Williamson
Of the Southern league, Frank
Garn, slIortstop from Ohio who
had beel heralded as n wonder
Pitchers Moore and Hector and
Outfielder Sharpley, who last sea-
son playe.l in tile Vermont league.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
MARION
ELLEN TERRY's NEW ROLE.
Her Strong Portrayal Of the Part Of .
Simple Dutch Fisharwoman.

During her present starring tour In
this country Miss Ellen Terry Is pre-
senting as "A feature of her repertory
an English translation Of play by
the Dutch dramatist Ieiicrmans, en-
titled ",rhe Good Hope" Tho scene
Of action is a humble Dutch fishing
village, and the Good Hope is the
name Of a fishing smack. Miss Terry
plays tie part of Knicrtje. fisher.
mans widow. The Good Hope is own
ed by Clemens Bos. who has grown
rich by sepding floating cofiins" out
to sea and getting insurance money
when they are wrecked. Knicrtje has
lost husband and two sons in one such
rotten hulk and is now called upon to
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
Elxinn Streak.

Gunner--So the rich De Bulllons live
UP in that magnificent mansionf
Guyer---Yes, and they have yellow
streak IN the family ~ 9.
Gunner You don't say! Where is it?
Guyer-W Why, that was It that Just
swept by like cycIpne. Their racing
automobile is painted yellow, you
know. = Chicago News.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
An Embarrassment.

"How do you get on with your titled
sOn-in-law"
"Pretty we'll" answered Mr.. Cum
rox, "only it's kind of embarrassing to
have to address man as your grace
when you are calling him down for
spending too much money Washing.
ton Star
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
A BAD DAY FOR CHICAGO.
Both Of the Windy City Teams Went
Down to Defeat on Wednesday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Following are Wednesdays scores.
At observation-disclosures /, Cleveland
2. Altrock, Mcfarland; Joss, Clark.
At Detroit--St Louis 0, Detroit 3.
Jacobsen, Stevens; Siever, Payne.
AT Observation-Disclosures 6, Boston
!. Coombs, Schreck; Young, Arm
bruster.
At New York--Washington g. New
York !. Patten, Warner; Doyle,
klenow
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
so VERY EASY.

The local Y. M. C.. A. bow
ling team went to delaware last
night where they christened the
new bowling alleys of the Y. M.
C. A.. Of that city by giving the
crack bowlerss there thorough
drubbing, The local bunch were far
from being Nat its best aud no
sensational scores were rolled by
either team but nevertheless the
Marion team walked from the al
leys with PIG pins the better OF the
classic city knights.
Following are the scores:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-04-25
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

Following are Wednesdays scores:
AT Phlladelphia--New York 1, Phil
adelphia 3. Taylor. Ames, Bresna-
han; Lush, Jacklltsch.
At Brooklyn--Boston I, Brooklyn
--l3 nss-oslled-darkness-Do
ner, Orndorff; Bell, Butler.
At Chicago--Cinclnnati ~, Chicago
2. Ewing, Mclean; Taylor, Durbin,
Killing.
At st. Louls--Pittsburg 8, st. Louis
0. Leiheld, Gibson; Karger. Marshall.