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FRAUD AND FORCE

The Roosevelt administration, having
designated an heir-apparcnt, set out i'll
this presidential campaign tn establish
the rule of fraud and force.
The DULLES began bclaboring one
another. Bogus delegations were set
up in each of the southern states by the
federal oficeholdcrs. All thought of
dcccncy and fair play, of civil service
reform pledges and of honorable party
fellowship was thrown to the winds.
whilst Mcssrs. Knock. Down and drag.
Out clustered and browbcat the
primaries.
Niger. bc dam'd' shouted the lily
whites. if the black man dared to offer
his vote. brain the son Of II she dog"
cried the twirlers of the big stick.
whenever II Fairbanks man appeared
Mt the polls. Even at this rate. how.
ever the steam roller had to hc called
into rcquistion ut Chicago in order to
complete the slaughter and to- force the
lordly will Of the overload of the White
house.
With Taft. and my old thing of Il
machine politiciau--cvcn Sunny jim
Sherman. the graftcr's own go. between
all would bc easy sailing. they glcc-
fully thought.
Thus it was that the republican
campaign was started as Il Sunday
school upon u picnic. Pastor Theodore
had beforehand selected u lovely grove.
with nice cool spring. and had ar.
ranged all the pretty details. Proxy
Frank Hitchcock. the ice cream man,
was to drive the lunch wagon. Big
Bill. the superintendent. assisted by
Aunt Jcmima Aldrich and Teacher
Hughes each provided with paste.
board wings were to lead the little
ones through flower. bordcrcd paths TO
II rustic bower where II Iippct show
had been prepared for the amusement
of the assembled children. The piece
was To bc called Little Rcd Riding
Hood" Willie Bryan was to DC the
Little Red Riding Hood. Uncle Joe
Cannon was To play Grandma. Sunny
jim Sherman was 10 play Wolf. What
haprcncd? The day dawncd dark and
sultry. Lightning flashes played fit.
fully along the western sky, and pres.
emily duh rcvcrbcrations of thunder
rolled down from the PARKWAY north.
Then the rain fell in torrents. Picnic
forsooth; above the voice of the Gle.
mcnts rises the shrill notes of tho pastor
crying, Every man to cover and rats
TO your holes"
Hell hath no fury like q big stick
For the second time Theodore
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Philippines Said 10 be a Land OF Gold

y Washington dispatch says: The
Philippines may surpasS Alarka in gold
production in the next years.
There is II surprise in store for those
disposed to look upon the Philippine
islands as IL useless acquisition" says
who is now in Washington. Before
the Spanish conquest gold dust in ron.
siderable quantities was exported from
the Philippines to China and since the
American occupation the work of pros.
pcCting has made wonderful strides.
Next year yellow metal to the value Of
! 1000, 900 will he ]cxcavatcd. and the
installation of improved machinery will
make possible the production of at least
81, 900, 900 annually. Ore bodies in
sight and blocked out, fully verified 10y
trustworthy reports made to the Gov.
crnmcnt, will yield 800. 600. 0O0.
There is every reason to believe that
as mining operations progress greater
and richer deposits Of the precious
metal will bc uncovered: Many Amcri.
cans who have gone to the Philippines
a. enlisted men in the army, but who
were experienced p~rospcctors and prac.
teal miners. have remained in the
archipelago, lurcd by the gold in sight.
the prospects Of accunulating Il fortune
from mining oirsctting all objections to
live in the tropics. It will not lc long
before the Philippines will take II lead.
ing position as a gold producing
country"
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NOTICE

At "A meeting of the Board of School
Trustees in and for TuScarura School
District. Cuuhty of Elk". State of Ne.
va'ln. held the fifth day If October.
1908. the following Resolution was
unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS there are not sufficient
ordinary funds in the TuScarora School
District Funds with which to keep open
the school of said Tuscarnra School Dis.
trict for the time and in the manner the
Trustees of said Tuscaroaa School Dis.
triCt believe said school should be kent:
Now THEREFORE,. in consideration Of
the premises, bc it
RESOLVED that the question Of
whether u special tax of Five hundred
Dollars hc levied upon the property Of
said TuscarOra School District, said sum
of five hundred dollars to bc used for
the purpose of keeping the school of
said TuscarOra School District Orcn for
Il longer period than the ordinary funds
of said school district will permit. and
said sum Of five hundred dollars. To H.,
levied, assessed, collected and paid at
the times and in the manner that other
state and county taxes. in and for said
Elko County for the ycar 1909 are
levied, asscStcd. collected and paid, bs
submitted Ia the voters If said Tusca.
rOra School District. County of Elku.
State of Nevada, at II special election Ia
be held nn the 3rd day of November a.
ID. 1908; and it is further
RESOLVED that the polling place shall
he ut the School House in the town of
Tuscarora in said School District. and
that the polls shall remain open lr.
tween the hours of seven o'clock a. IN.
and five o'clock y. III. Of said day.
WITNESS our hands given al Tnsca.
rOra, in said Tusrarora School District,
County Of Elko. State Of Nevada this
fifth day Of October 4. ID. 1908.
Board Of school trustees
i. w. DOVE, President
w. /. PLUMB. Clerk
s. \. K%OSEBERRY
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MIR. Shaw o. S0up HOnses

Former Secretary of the Treasury
Shaw, in Michigan last spring. made
interesting comment on panics rs fol.
lows:
over 800, 900 freight cars standing
empty ON the tracks; 5000 locomotives
out Of commission; ont. quarter of the
population of several large cities idle.
and, for the first time in II republican
administration, free soup houses"
In Secretary Shaw's ease. the hide
must 60 with the hair" that *. his com
incnt on economic conditions must bc
taken cen scmblc.' rs the theatrical
critics say. His sOundncsS on bank
guarantee must accompany equally
sound opinion on other mo1ted qucs-
tons. Now that Mr.. Taft, against
whom Mr.. Shaw laliorcd. has been
nominated, Mr.. Shaw might obtain
leave To extend his remarks in the
record. and cmbcllish his tcrsc state.
mcnt relative To soup houses.
He will easily overcome democratic
objection. and perhaps can get unani-
nous consent. under the rules.
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HIS INCONSISTENCY

Z. l.. Flanagan told the wDrkingmcn
of Reno that he WAS their fricid.
Flanigan'S record i'll tn. Nevada
Senate brands him as lIbDr'S enemy,
for ne worked against and helped to
kill the eight honr bills.
Confronted by that record. hr told
the farmers ut Lovclock that he fought
labor to protect their interests. which
were Threatened" 10y tn" cight.hpur
bills.
The cight-hour hill became Il law in
spite of Flanagan. II was declared
constitutional in spite of Flanagan. 1t
has been in force for five years.
The farmers are still safe.
The farmers cannot find anything
threatening" them or their interests in
the eight hour law.
Because there isn't anything there.
Assembly Bill No. : that Flanagan
killed is entitled:
An act regulating the hours of en-.
ploymcnt in underground and smcltcrs
and ore reduction works and providing
penalties therefor.
Assembly Bill NO. 81 that Flanagan
killed is entitled:
An act regulating the hours of en-,
ploymcnt of operators or engineers OF
mining hoists and providing pcnaltic,
for violation thereof.
Flanagan deceived the labnrers d
Reno. He deceived the farmers o
LovclOck.
Who will bclivc Flanagan now
Democratic State Committee.
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BARTLETT'S FITNESS
FOR CONGRESS

Nevada has but one representative in
the lower house of congress. Wit Il Il
territory nearly three times that of
New York state. with II population
three times that shown by the last
census, with vas acreage irrigated and
thrown open for settlement. with forests
and fields. with broad ranges grazed bv
sheep and cattle. uhd with mines of un-
told wealth, the hall of has
but II Nevada representative,
He is George \. Bartlett. Il man of
most striking personality. IL true son of
the desert, an exemplification of probitv.
intelligence and patriotism. One who
darcs and does.
Nevada has not always-in fact has
rarcly-bccn represented in congress bv
II who WAS able mt the beginning of
his career ut Washington II gain rec
ognition of the speaker and attention
of his fellow Legislators.
The magnetic gentleman from Ne
vada' has done both from the day he
took his seat. To him has been assigned
important committee work. lie has
been consulted on every issue of import
ancc IL the west in general and 10
Nevada in particular.
Congressman Bartlett leLpad ut once
into prominence and he has maintained
his position through f~nrccfulncss. in
tegrity and clolucncc. He is Il t~irelcSS
worker i'll the cause of his native state.
its people aud its best interests. and it
would he It Hateful mistake 10 fail To re-
turn him for II second tcrm.-G,ldficld
Tribune.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION No. olO..
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

UNITED YATES AND OFFICE.
CAHSOS CITY. Nevada.
Sept. I. 1865.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TINT the Santa
r. fnclhc railroad Company. by its attorney In
fact. Warren w. Williams. whose PO>Ionicc Adj
dress J. Fallon. Churchill County. State Of Ne
Nada. has made application to >clcrt under the
Act Of Congress Of June 4. 1872. 90 Stat. 80.
the following described tHIct Of land. tO-wit:
The South West quarter Of North East uuar-
ter g. w. 4 Of y. r.. "a Of section Thirty-six
t3ID. Township FOrty-fnur 40 North. Range
f~1fty->ix C5S) East, NJ, II. N. containing forty
'iul acres. situate Ia Elko County. State Of Ne
Nada, within the Carson CITY Land District.
State 0f Nevada.
within the thirty tJO days after the first
publication Of this notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grouud,
that the said land described. or any portion
thereof. IL occupiCd or l. more valuable for its
mineral Than for agricultural or grazing pur-
Doses, vii! bc received al this office. and noted
Tor report Ia the commissioner of the general
land Office.
This notice Ia bc published for the IcrioI of
six consecutive weeks.
LOUIS j. Cons.
Register.
Date of first publication Sept. ~. ISl-.
Date OF last publication Oct. -, i!s-.
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Klew Meat from Carbon.

Tennessee bred two great orators in
the oldcn days Andrew Johnson. n
Democrat, me president of tho
United States. and Gustavus 4. Henry.
Il Wing. known as the "caglc orator
Of the South"
They ran against each other for
governor and when ~ long serious Of
joint debates had reached its close
johnson addressed the Wings in the
audience: 81 have spoken with the
boosted eagle orator from the Missis.
sippi river TO the Unaka mountains.
and yet | sec ~ flesh IN his tllons
or blood on his bnak."
Quick ~ II fash Henry was on his
feet. saying: The American eagle is
n proud bird and feeds not on car.
rion"- Nashville Banner.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. oiO4
UNITED STATES LAND oEEIcE.

UNITED STATES LAND OEFICE.
CARSON CITY. Nevada,
Sept. !. lGS.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN that the
Santa Fc Pacific Railroad Company. by its
attorney in fact, Warren W. Williams. whose
PoStoiiicc Address Is Fnllon. Chufrniil county
state of Nevada, has mInic application to select
under the Act Of Congress of June {. 1897, C9
Stat, 35D the following described tract of land
tO-Wit:
Lot Three t3D Of Section Thirty-Six $3.50. Town
ship Furty-four CD North. Rnngc tiftN-Six GG)
East. VI. ID. containing Thirty-nine nndSS-lU
acres. situate III ElkO County, State Of Nevada
Within I!;e thirty t:hn days after the first pub,
iiritiOn OF TINS notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds that
the said land described. or any portion thereof
Is occupied or Is more valuable for its mineral
than for agricultural or grazing PURPOSES. will
lie received nj this office. and noted for report Il
the commissioner ~ the general land ONCE.
This notice To- tie published iJr the l..ripi al
six consecutive weeks.
Louis >. onS
REGISTER
Date Of first publication Sept. II. ious.
Date OF last publication Oct. ~. ~.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. oIo0.
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY. Nevada.
Sept. J.. 1908.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that William
1. Hollingsworth by his attorney In fuct.
Warren w. Williams. whose Postonice Address
Is Fnllon. Churchill Comfy. State of Nevada.
has made application to select under the Act
OF Congress of June I. 1897. 10 Stat. sol the
following described Tract OF land to-wit:
The Northwest quarter OF the Northwest
quarter W. Z OF n. W. NJ OF section Thirty
five ISL. Township Forty-four lt+l North. Range
Eifty-siN ISL East. 81. u. ~. containing forty
I+Oi acres, situate in ElkO County. State of Ne.
yudn. within the Carson City Land District.
State OF Nevada.
Within the thirty 1901 days after the first pub
LEGATION OF this notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds
that the said land described, or any portion
thereof. Is occupied or Is more valuable for its
mineral than for agricultural or grazing pur.
poses. will be received ut this ONCE and noted
for report to the commissioner of the general
land Office.
This notice to be published for the period OF
siN consecutive weeks.
LOUIS J. CONN.
Register
Date OF first publication Sept. II. aS.
Date Of last publication Oct. -. i0OS.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION so. oto,.
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.
CRY N..x,I,

'Nll f.b SlA ". LAND ofIlf H..
CAHSOS CITY. Nevada.
Sept. I. IgSE.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the Suutn
Pc Pacific liailroad Company. Dy its atturnr, in
Tact. warren W. Williams. whOs,. pn>toI,icr.
Address Is FaliOn, Churchill County, State Of
Nevada, has made application to select under
the Act Of Congress OF June 4. isJ7. go Stat. nj
the following described trnc. Of land. tO-wit:
the North West quarter OF North East quarter
INV. Z of y. y. iDof Section Twcnty.four (2D
township FOrty-fOur go North. Range Fifty-siX
C0 East, ". ID. NJ. containing Forty tIOI acres.
situate In ElkO County. State OF Nevada. with.
In the Carson City Land District. State Of Ne.
vHda.
within the thirty t31D days after the first pub
location of this notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon thc grounds that
the said land described. or any portion thereof.
j. occupied or Is more valuable for It's mineral
than for agricultural or grazing purposes, will
be- received ut this office. and noted for report to
the commissioned Of the general land Onicc.
This notice tn hc published for the Irrind ~
six consecutive weeks.
Louis j. Cons
Register.
Date Of first publication Sept. ~, IpS.
Date Of last publication oct. -. isS.
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FLANIGAN'S LABOR HTSOTRY

No II who reads the Journal Of
tn" Senate Of Nevada for 1901 can
the conclusions that T.. l..
Flanagan is u political hypocritc. for
by word and deed he Is there revealed
rs n persistent, unrclcnting and vim.
dictiyc foe to the w]orkingman.
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Hand OF The Church,

\ rather unusual resolution WIS
passed at the annual c%unvOcation of
the Episcopal churches Of Nevada ut
Reno scvcra! days ago and relating
To the subject Of labor unions. II is
usually only when great moral pucs.
tions such rs slavery are involved
that the churches take II part in the
settlement but the Episcopal people
at their meeting passed IL resolution
favoring labor unions and pledged tho
church to further the Interests of the
laboring men and 10 try and settle
the difference between capital and
labor where such exist.
-. So
All the latc up.tO-datc bakery goods
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. OH.
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE.

CARsOS CITY. Nevada.
n,, Sept. !, ION.
Fc Pacitc Railroad Company. by its attorney
In fact. Warren W. Williams, whose POstofic,.
Address II Fallon. Churchill County. State of
Nevada. has made application To select under
the Act OF Congress OF June I. 1897. go Slut, a)
the following described tract of land. to-wit:
The North West quarter of South Eus,
quarter On. w. q of :. +. a)of Section Thirteen
u3l. Township Forty-fOur GD North. Range
Fifty-SiN 600 East. M. ID. NJ. containing Enrt,
Hol acres. situate in Elko County. State OF Ne.
ylda, within the Carson City Land District
State OF Nevada.
within the thirty (3o)duys after the first pub.
lication of this notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the yruund,
that the said land described. or any Isttion
thereof. i occupied or Is more valuable Tor it,
mineral than for agricultural or grazing ;,ur.
poses. VIII bc received ut this office. und noted
ibr report to the commissioned of the general
land office.
This notice to Lee published Tor the period Of
six consecutive weeks.
LOUIs j. Cons.
Register.
Date OF first publication Sept. u. Iss.
Date OF last publication Oct. ~. los.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION M. oioi.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.

CARSON CITY. Nevada.
Sept. !. ige.
NOTICE IL HEREBY GIVEN thut William
!. HOlllngSworth bS his attorney In fact.
warren w. williams. whose Po>tonicr Nd.
dress l. FullOn. Churchill County. State of Ne.
N;ia, has made application to select under the
Act Of Congress Of June {. ISJ5. l3n stat. PSI the
following described tract 81 land. to-wit:
Ihr Northeast quarter OF the Northwest
quarter T. = of y. ". al Of section Thirty.
I'VE i:5l. Township Forty-four lItI North.
Range ~llity-NiN 81 East. NJ. u. NJ. containing
forty 10 acres. situate in h.lkO County, State
OF Nevada. within the Carson City Land Dis.
trict. State of Nevada.
Within the thirty IDOL days after the first
ruhlicatinn Of this notice, protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds that
the said land described. or GEnN portion thereof
= occupied or il more valuable for it, mineral
IMAM Tor agricultural or grazing PURPOSES. will
De received at this Onicc and noted for report Ia
the commissioning oi the general land ONCE.
rms notice tn hc published for the period 0i
six consecutive weeks.
Louis j. Cons.
Register.
Dat" of first publication Sept. u. IsH.
Date of last publication Oct. ~. lar.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION NO. our,
UNITED STATE LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY. Neyadn,


Sept. !. 1903.
T is HEREBY GIVEN that the SAINT,
Re PaSitic RAILROAD Company. by it's attorney in
fact. Warren w. Williams, whose Poston,ca
Address Is Fulton. Churchill County, State n,
Nevada. has made application to select under
the aci OF congress OF June 4. 1897. loo Stat, 31l
the following described tract OF lund tO-wit:
The North West quarter Of North West quar-.
TER N, W. of n. w; ~ Of section Twelve Tisl
rowIsh.p torty.four liil Sor,h. Range Fifty-six
1891 East. 81; d.. NJ. containing Forty lfOl acres,
situate In Elko County. State Of Nevada. within
the Carson City Land District. State OF Nevada
Within the thirty 1901 days after the first puO.
LEGATION OF this notice. protests or contests
against the said selection upon the grounds thai
the said land described. or any portion thereof e.
occupied or Is more valuable for its mineral
than agricultural or Hrn.inH purposes. will he
received Mt this ONCE. and noted for rrrcst 10
the commissioners of the general land ONCE.
rms notice TO be published for the period Of
six consecutive weeks.
LoUIs !. Conn.
Register.
Date OF last publication Oct. -. 1908.
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FOREST LIEU SELECTION No. om..


UNITED YATES LAM ICE,
CARsOS CITY. ScVulu.
Sept, T.. lbF.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that William
] iIOllingS~OTth by his attorney in fact.
Warren vs.. Williams, whose rostonlcc Address
l. FallOn. Churchill County. State Of Nevada.
has made application Ia select under the Act Of
Congress ni June I. iET, 30 Stat, ~ the follow.
Ing described tract Of land tO-wit:
The Southwest quarter Of the Southeast
quarter lSW 4 OF Sc ~ Of Section Twenty
eight l2si. Township FOrty'fOur liIl Surth.
Range fIfty-Six lIJl East, ". ID. VI. containing
forty lip! acres, situate In ElkO County. State
Of Ncvnln, within the Carson City Land Dir.
trict. State OF Nevada.
within the I:BI days after the FIRST publication
81 this notice, protests or contests against the
said selection upon the grounds that the said
land described. ar any portion thereof, il
occupied or II more valuable for It's mineral
than for agricultural or grazing purposes. will
hc received AT this office and noted for report to
the commissioner Of the general land Onicc.
This notice Ia bc published for the period Of
six consecutive weeks.
L.OiIs !. Cons.
Register.
Dat" Of first publication Sept. II. iHS.
Dat" 81 Inst publication Oct. -. lsS.
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lie makes mnacy. but he cant keep
IT.
Its %hctedity; his father worked In
u mint"
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When IL Olnan does IL at home she
calls it the "wGlSlI." but when she
sends II down town she calls II the
"laundry. -Atchison Globe.
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Born

HEARD In Elko, Nevada. October ..
1908, to the wife Of Il. Heard. - son.
IN Elko. Nevada. October. >.
1908. to the wife Of Seymour JucohS.
Il son.
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Bread tickets good for 5ccnt loavcs
at COchranc's Bakery.
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All the late up.to-datc bakery goods
ut Cochranc's.
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Entered ut the ElKo poSioficc for transmissioA
through the mails az sGcond-olaSs matter.
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SOLDIERS BEAT
The JOURNALISTS

There was an immense crowd out at
the League Park yesterday afternoon
to watch the japanese games. This
time they were not by any means all
Japanese, as the frst-base bleachers
were we'll filed with soldiers who root
ed loudly for the victorious Engineers
as they put it all over the japanese
Journalists.
In the first game the Asahis went
down to defeat before the Fusoos, SO
that each of these teams has won one
of the series of three games for the
championship of the japanese League.
The final score was 3 to l.
The Asahis have protested the game,
as they claim the Fusoos. had ringer,
but that question will be settled at a
meeting of the league to be called for
the purpose.
The Engineers from the Waikiki camp
certainly started out with an awful
swatfest. They made all their score
of seventeen runs in the first four in
nings, but after that the Japs got on to
them and did not let them through
again, while they managed to pile up
four, so that there was no whitewash
spilled.
The feature of the game was the
twirling of the soldier pitcher, Kniffin.
If that fellow were to go into the clock
winding business, he could make a for
tune. When he starts to wind up for
a pitch, he ties his arms into twenty
four knots and then suddenly lets them
all 60, like handspring let loose. He
sure did get the balls over the plate and
with so many different kinds of curves |
that the Japs could not find him with |
a dark lantern
Five in the first, eight in the second, |
one in the third and three in the fourth |
was the way the Khakis did the trick
The Journalists batted out two in the |
fourth, one of which was off bad |
throw to third, and two more in the
fifth. 1t was an exciting game after
he fourth inning, and the fans enjoyed |
every moment of it.