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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1908-04-09
Notice for Bids.

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received for the erection
Of new frame school building In
Botzz school district No. 10, Ward
county, N. D.. to be located where
the old shool house No. 4, is now 10
Gated. Bids to include cost OF a
stone foundation, building to be 20x36
feet with 10 foot posts. Bids will be
opened on Friday, May 1, 1908, at 2
O'Clock. Each bid must be accompan-
led by q certified check for $50 for
the faithful performance Of the con-
tract. The board reserves the right to
reject any or all bids. Plans and spe-
cihcatlons to be found ct the once Of
The clerk.
By Order q tho School Board.
Jes. o. Hssoel Oesk.
lllhoe, n. D.. 4. =. y. 10 !
saeASe
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ROCKEFELLER
TAKES A DRINK
IN TOUCH PLACE
n, gget's Special Service.

RENO. Wy. oet 25.-N hie Gloss
ms Nevada today with tae officials al
tho Chicago. milwaukee, y 81 .Pdul
fHirnad William Rockefeller cutter
te-Hvd tho PARTY. including It's -ee~
prey lud William d ut tn. Gem sa-
laeH in earlin Tho Rockefeller sre-
cial according To Southern Pacific
rtirmeu stopped al the division point
fnf few minutes. and tho anaucier
and associates started To walk
Through CD, little town Theia Walk
fadrd At the Gem. whicH is regarded
- ou" IF Nevada's toughest saloons.
At'rr Il highbar the party resumed
fhaif seats i'm fHr. buffet car.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.


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LOST

\ passbook with tie Hibcruia say
iHgs and Loan Society of San Fran
cisco, in the name Of Mary corliss.
Va. 2o>.7o1. The finder will please re-
turn To- bank. Unless same is returned
within Gve DAYS new book viii he
issued te tho applicant.
billiards and pool. Board OF Trade
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NOTICE OF SALE.

I. A. Daniels has purchased The in
terest IF ". II. Campbell in the North
Star restaurant. and Will collect and
l4N am. outstanding accounts
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lemp's Extra Pale imported Draft
Beer at the Board of Trade.
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Imported coburser araf. beer on tap
al Board OF Trade.
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Blatz Private Stock at the Bank.
Granite Mining Candies are tho best
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BOILER FOR SALE.

BOILER FOR SALE.
Good G-h. p boiler for IA. In
quirr J.. Nugget
Granite Mining Candles are the bes,
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-31
Amateur Baseball
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

HEALDSBURG, Aug. -30.-The
Healdsburg nine trimmed the crack
Transportation club of San Francisco in
a slugging match this afternoon by the
close score of to :. One of the
largest crowds of the season witnessed
the game. which was replete with every
sort of baseball from daring catches
and base running to the rankest errors.
The railroad team arrived shy three
Of its stars-Jenkins, Nicholson and
Moran-and It was necessary for Man
ager George Fraser to DO some scout
ing.s He finally landed two local men.
but was forced to play third himself.
He split his right hand in the fifth in
ming while stopping a hot grounder and
was forced TO retire.
DR. Hull. the old time Stanford star,
took Fraser's place, jumping into the
game in his street clothing He did
great work. lining out two hits, stealing
base and pulling off a couple of nice
catches.
The batteries were: Healdsburg-Po-
helm and Rafael Transportation club
Muller, Delaney and Grimmelman.
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Game the
LeI
Victory Of the Yacht
Ruby Protested
Owners of Larger Boats Regard
Handicap Given "M0squi-
toes" as Unfair
SPECIAL pIspATcH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 30.-Ye Yesterday's s
ocean race from San Francisco to Santa
Cruz, which was won by the yacht
Ruby, which had a trif7e more than
three hours time allowance. has been
protested by owners of larger yachts.
1t is alleged that no yacht under Is
feet was to have been entered. but at
late hour the Ruby, 20 footer, was
allowed TO participate
I'VE believe that three hour handi-
cap in a 65 mile race is too much for
ton G. Berry. owner of the Mike I'VE
admire the pluck of the little fellows,
who deserve great credit for what they
did, but yachts of larger type and
class would hardly have chance
against the big time allowance which
is given the mosquito fleet
The protest is in the hands of a
committee, which probably will reach
a decision during the week. Should
the protest be allowed it will make
the Presto, owned by Commodore Frank
Stone of the Corinthian yacht club,
the winner of yesterdays race. The
Presto was third, arriving at 1:51, just
a half hour after the first yacht, the
Martha.
dered," said +. w. Swanton, "for the
differences will be SO arranged as TO
preserve peace and good will What
the Beach company will do to square
matters Will De 10 give prizes IOr Two
classes-the Ruby, Merry Widow and
other boats of % feet and under in
one class, and yachts over % feet
in another class. Under this arrange
ment the Presto will take first prize
in its class, and the Ruby and Merry
Widow first and second prizes in the
mosquito class. We want TO encourage
the little yachts, for it was demon
strated in yesterdays great race that
they were capable OF racing on the
ocean in heavy winds.
For the benefit of thousands of Wis
itors to the beach all of the yachts
participated this afternoon in a IL
mile race on the bay, twice around a
two mile triangle course. G. f. Sharp
Harpoon of the Corinthian club was
the winner, closely followed by Berry S
Mike and Stones Presto.
A banquet in honor of the visiting
yachtsmen was given in the Casino
grill in the evening.
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Friends Worried Over
Crack MarkSrnen
German Teiegraphs of Failure
When in Reality Leading
His Team
By Bob Shand

James E German. the noted pistol
shot. who returned from England last
Wednesday. sprang a funny one on the
boys about the difficulty he had in
making the team. When German went
east it was arranged to hold the first
tryouts at the Sea Girt ranges In New
Jersey. German competed at these
tfyoulS and wrote to his comrades here
tnar ne thought he had little chance
70 make the team. There was great
dnxleIy In local shooting circles and
the enthusiasts wondered what was the
matter with the Shell Mound man. as
ne was considered TO be the best shot
sailed, he wrote TO his friends here that
ne had won a place on the team. so
the shell Mound members were then
confident that German would represent
America against the world However
some more tryOUts were arranged in
england and some more narrowing re-
ports were received here from Cor
man. stating that he was shooting verv
poorly and never expected 10 get a
chance to display his prowess against
the cracks of Europe
After causing the local shots a lot or
HoFry word finally came that the san
francisco man would go against the
world and that he was doing well in
German has exposed his ~duplicity'
nlmSelI since returning. He SAYS that
ne was only having little joke on his
- ~ HASn ne WrOle lndl ne
was DONG poorly In practice he was in
reaiity leading every other member OF
the team and two OF his practice scores,
%l0 and 213, have never been duplf-
Gated. All is rgiven now and Cor
man VIII be back at the Shell Mound
ranges today to strive for honors in
the shoot OF the Shell Mound pistol and
rlfie club 1t was the members OF the
Shell Mound club who gave him such
q royal reception on his return. and
Henry A Harris was the man who sent
the huge floral piece to Gorman's home
the night of his arrival.
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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
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ut Jared little better than his pre-

but Jared little better than his pre-
decessor.
kid" Mohler furnished the sensa-
tion Of the morning by lining out
home run inside the lot in the seventh
inning. Unfortunately there were no
men on the bags. but it helped any,
how. The kid" hft the hall on line
10 center and Oakes tried TO scoop it,
The sphere got away from him and
rolled to the fence and the Seal cap
tain came all the way round
Sutor, though not quite himself,
pitched fine ball, allowing but four hits.
These. coupled with four bases on balls
and coming at opportune moments,
netted the southernerS three runs,
though with any sort of luck Sutor
would have made it another slutout-
One of the largest crowds that oak
land has known this year viewed the
game and the roofing was spirited
throughout. The score:
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PORTLAND

Totals -....-.3S Is %
'Batted for Patrick in sixth inning.
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SENATORS LOSE THE LEAD
Prune Pickers Make Free With
Offerings of Pitcher Brown
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GALL

SACRAMENTO. Aug. so.-The San
Jose Prune Pickers beat the Sacramento
team today. to l. before a crowd
that filed the grandstand and over
flowed upon the field BY taking this
game. San Jose deprived the Senators
of the lead in the league race A Texas
Lacquer by Second Baseman Kellar
broke up the game in the eighth frame
With the score a tie and two men on
bases. he dumped one over short that
bounded past McHale. allowing two to
score. Southpaw Wolters' speed was
an enigma TO the local stickers. while
Brown was touched up lively. The
score.
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Seals Make Gallant but Futile Fight
in Final Game of Series

The Seals did the best they could in the big yesterday
but this neted them only game the Angels away
with SERIES games three Full
dence after giving the champions trimming the
ing the Seals the field the afternoon willing
any chance grab the final plum the with
finish, 3 0 2
It great crowd that turned greet the boys When
playing rolled scarcely could be found
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Coast League)
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ORDNANCE MACHINIsTs WIN

The ordnance machinists won from
the portable engineers on the Golden
Gate park ball grounds yesterday. to
s. The feature of the game was the
timely hit of Mosser OF the ordnance
team. whose home run drive brought in
three runs The victorious team wants
a game for next Saturday with the
structural iron workers or the glass
blowers. Address Manager Jack
Keatfng PreSidfo.
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FRESNO


Al --.....< % 0 q II
RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS
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SUMMARY

Struck out-Bv Loucks /. by Rose 2 by Gar
rett 3. Base on b8lls-Od Loucks q Two base
hits-Johnson. Bsssey (2l, La Longe. Houston
HeitmHller, Cook. Double plsys-yan Haitren
10 La Longe TO Eagan. Rose to Cooney TO Dan
Lewis. Stolen bases-Johnson, Bassey Hit BY
pitched ball-Graney. Passed bali-sfadden.
First base on error-0aklaId ., Portland l.
Wild pitch--Loucks. Left on bases-Oakland s.
Portland Z. - Innings pitched-By Rose T. by
Garrett 5. Basehits-Of Rose s, OF Garrett z
Time Of game-1 hour and Is minutes. Um-
pire-Perine.
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Montreal Selections

By NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First raee-J0IIy, Tony W, Dan
de NOyes.
Second raee-ZipangO, Leonard
Joe Hayman, Doubt.
Third race-NabeI Henry. EIfz-
abefh HarNTOOd, Mardella-
Fourth raee-Sam Farmer, Es-
sex. Del Canfa.
Fifth raee-1Iiss CafesBy, Pan
de Orc. GIaueuS.
sixth raee-Belmere, Dixie Him.
mel, Golden Shore.
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Beavers Fall Twice
Before the Oaks

= PORTLAND. Aug. S0.-oakland took
a double header from Portland today
and won the series. Both games were
slugging matches and Portland's two
new twirlers were both taken out of
the box Lewis, Van Haltren's busher
from Alameda, was the star of the
game in the field and at the bat.
The scores:
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Sand Crabs Lose Two
to the Champions
Stockton State Leaguers Take
Sunday Double Header From
Santa Cruz
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STOCKTON. Aug. 30.-Santa Cruz
met with two defeats today. The morn
ing game went to the champions, 5
to 2. In the afternoon Stockton won
by to 0. The score:
MORNING GAME
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ALAMEDANS ARE BLANKED
Spider" Baum TwirIs for Fres-
no and Is in Great Form
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

FRESNO. Aug. s6.-Alameda suffered
another shutout at the hands Of Fresno
today, to 0. Spider Baum was in
great form and allowed the visitors
only two hits. one being a double by
Pierce. Southpaw Johnson pitched a
good game for Alameda. outside OF the
third inning. when three hits. two
bases on balls. an error and two stolen
bases netted the Raisin Eaters three
runs and the game. The score:
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SANTA Cruz

Three base hits-Moskiman and Walthour.
Two base hits-Hackett. Mosklman Moriarity
J. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Moriarity (29, T.
Smith. Stolen bases-Shay and Campbell. Struck
out-By Henderson 4. by Hcag /. Base on balls
--Of Henderson 1, OF Hoag s. Left on bases
Santa Cruz 9, Stockton 8. First base on error
Stockton /. Santa Cruz ;. Passed balls Hack
EFT 2 Hit by pitched ball-Brooks t2l. Double
plays-Moriarfty to Shay to Moskiman. Hoag to
Shinn- Time Of game hour and 81 minutes.
Umpire-Moore.
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NEWMAN WINS A GAME
spECIAL DISPATCH TO THE Cali


NEWMAN. Aug. 30.-Newman out
batted the Wiley B. Aliens in a slug
ging match today, but nosed them out
by only one run. Newman scored IL
runs and 20 hits of Girot, while the
Wiley A. Aliens made 10 runs on their S
hits off Bloomfield
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SNEAK THIEF ROBs HOUSE

The home of c. Salmon. 2117 Scott
street. was entered Saturday afternoon
and money and jewelry TO the value of
$3.50 stolen. The thief entered the
house during the absence of the fam
ily Among the jewelry stolen was a
green enameled gold watch. a gold
chain, several gold brooches and rings.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Christian s. BY Patrick 6. by
Grsney /. Bases on balis-Christian 8 bv PAT
rick 4 by Graney l. Two base hits-Lewis.
Ryan. Danzlg Three base hit-Madden Double
plaSs-Lewis 10 Houston TO Eagan TO Slatterr
Sacrifice hit-Houston Stolen bases-Ryan Chris
tan 12l johnson Lewis. HIT by pitcher-Eagan
tpy fatrlekl- First hase on errors-Oakland .
Left on hases-oakand TO- Portland 3 Innings
pitched-By Patrick g. by Garrett . by Grarey
s Time Of gsme-Two hours and Is minutes
Umpire-Perine.
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BREAK EVEN ON DAY
San Francisco and Oakland State
Leaguers Take a Game Each

ALAN MEDA. Aug. 3O--The san Fran
ciscos and Oaklands. both with patched
up teams. played a double header at
Recreation park this afternoon The
first game. a nine inning affair. went to
the San Franciscos 6 to 0. The second
game or seven innings was won by
Oakland, to / The scores:
MORNING GAME
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Bliss- Two base hit--Schw srtz.
First base on called balls-0n Taylor 2. OF
Carney 2. Struck out-By Taylor l. By Ganney
g. Hit By pitcher-Knen, Bond. Gold D0ubls
play-Iberg TO Kennedy 10 Bond. Passed ball
Dunn Time OF game-I hour and minutes.
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SANTA CRrz
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUAfNfARY

Two base hits-Moskiman, Devereaux. Base on
balls-Of Moskiman 3, of Smith 4. Stolen
bases-Campbell. Moriarity, ]. Smith. Sacrifice
Struck out-By Moskiman 2. by Smith 2. Left
on bases-Santa Cruz s, Stockton I. Double
plays-Shay to Henderson. First base on er-
rors-Santa Cruz . Time of game hour and
Al minutes. Umpire-Moore. Seorer-Reynolds.
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SusrAIARY
Two haze hits-rouxar Pa

Two base bits-Conway, Barnes. Sacrifice hits
-Iberg, Kennedy First base called balls
on Skaggs . Struck out-By Skaggs Is. By
Knen :. Passed baIl-Dunn. Wild pfteh-Skaggs.
Time Of game hour and 30 minutes. Umpire
Campi-
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MoHLER GErs a HoMER

showed lot Of speed with the big
stick on the transbay diamond in the
morning Once they got jerry TO the
kind that Walter Nagle had they did
a Tot Of fine bell ringing. The spit ball
artist was driven To the brush in the
6fth. and Wheeler finished the game,
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AT.AMEDA AMATEURs WIN

ALAMEDA. Aug. 30.-The Kreig &
Haitons of this city defeated the Golden
Sheafs today at baseball, il TO 13.
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Balk-Johnson. First base on error-Fresn0 1.
Left on bases-Fresno s. Alameda 3 Time OF
game hour and minutes Umpire-Hodson-
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Seattle Selections
BY j. r. JEFFERV.

First raee-AngeIfaee, Llnola
Dredkfn.
Second raee-BIondy, The sui
tom Prolific.
Third raee-Laura Clay, Pfcka-
way, Harmakis.
Fourth race-Miss Maxxonf,
Plausible, Vox POpull.
Fifth raee-MidmOnf, Pegxy
0'Nea1, LithoIln.
sixth raee-kerry, silver stock
ing, st. Francis
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Fresno 1. Two base hit-Pierce
Struck out-By Baum ), by johnson ). Base on
balls-0d Baum j. on johnson T. Wild pitch
johnson. Hit By pitched ball-Mott, by johnson
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Everybody was roofing for san Fran
cisco, but Il takes more than noise TO
win game Of ball, and the ever neces-
sary asset, the common base hit, was
not running for the home team
All the way through both mines
played grand baseball. and the fight
was close and exciting until Mohler
made the last out by flying te right
field when bingle would have tangled
I'D the score and set the crowd mad In
the earlier stages the Angels seemed
10 be the class. but the untiring ef-
forts OF the Seals made them danger
Gus throughout.
BERNARD CIRCLES SACKS
When the bleachers spotted Oscar
Jones strolling slabward mighty roar
went up. which showed that the fans
appreciated the fine work of Oscar in
that fifteen inning game OF Saturday.
Jones started of like three time
champion. but his one bad inning vas
the seventh and IL was then that Los
Angeles grabbed enough runs TO make
victory sure.
ever, though his wildness netted the
seals one run However the finish
would not have been any too close out
Tor bernaroS error, which gave the
seals Z run and came very near paving
the road 70 victory for them. Had the
boys been able TO sting the ball at all
they would not have run for the end
book
Though he committed the fatal error
Of the day. Bernard more than squared
right field fence in the sixth innin &.
This turned out to be the run that won
the game The Angel second baseman
performed his sensational feat with no.
body on the sacks and two strikes al
ready called on him.
il was IN the seventh that the cham
piOns buckled right IN and did the work
that brought victory home. Wheeler
and Ellis pOked the ball safely into cen
ter and Delmas bunted them on their
way. Before the Seal infield got set
-~r~~ los
which neatly squeezed Wheeler in. Gray
polished il OF with z drive TO right
that chased Ellis through
The Seals climbed out of the groove
and went for q run in their half of
the same round. With two down. VIII
liams got Z pass and Beck beat a
flll house By all but taking Wheeler on
his feet with grass cutter. Curtis
took the club IN McArdle's place and
laced the ball down 10 Bernard. who
booted IT, and the run registered.
Cray quickly shOoed the Seals away
in the eighth but the boys were there
with z final rally in the last period.
Beck singled over second, and Berry
shot him around TO third with drive
against the center field fence. Curtis
was not there, but Willis sent q
grounoer 10 Bernard. and while the
latter was busy retiring him at first
Beck beat IL home
Gray was pitching sensational. II not
the most effective. ball all the time.
He had a world OF speed and wonder
ful Jumpers and eight OF the Seals were
retired via the three strike route He
walked four men. most OF them at crit
ical stages. and had the Seals been on
the Job with any sort of hits these
passes would have lost the game for
the big southpaw.
WILLIS FOOLS ANGELS
When McArdle was taken out of the
game 10 allow Curtis 10 bat the latter
played third. Henley went In to hit
Tor Jones, but famed in the seventh.
Willis finished out the game in the box
and showed everything One hit by
g.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Nd HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs-Od Jones g Hits-0n Jones = Home
run-BerDerd. Two base hits-GraF. Zeider. Sac
rifce bits-Beck Delmas. Easterly. Brashear
wheeler First base On called balls-On (sray
a. struck out-By Cray s bv Jones 2 Hit br
pitched bal-Smifh. Nelcboir- Double play
Gray 10 Delmas 20 Dillon Charge defeat TO
Jones Time q Game-I hour and IS minutes
l5mpsre-o' 'ConDeIl.
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SUMMARY

Runs-of NagIe (. OF Wheeler 3 Hits-on
Magic 1. OF Wheeler 8 Home ruD-Mohler-
Three base hit-Delmas Two base hits-Del-
mas Berry. McArdie. Sutor. Beck. Sacrifice
bits-fzildebrsnd. Zefder. First base called
hzlls-Of Nagie /. Of Wheeler ]. on Sutor 4.
Struck out-BF Wheeler 2. by SutoT 2 Hit by
pitched bsIl-Dillon. Charge defeat 10 Nagle.
Time Of gsme-l hour and IS minutes I'm
pire-o' 'Connell-
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WILLIS FOOLS ANGELS

When McArdle was taken out of the
game 10 allow Curtis 10 bat the latter
played third Henley went In to hit
for Jones, but famed IN the seventh.
Willis finished out the game in the box
and showed everything One hit by
Gray in the ninth inning was the best
the southern contingent could do with
his tTisters and his control was per-
feet. The Score-
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PORTLAND

'Batfed for Garrett in the ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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RESULTS OF GAMES

San Francisco Z, Los Angeles 8.
Los Angeles 3, San Francisco 2.
Oakland 10, Portland Z.
Oakland :, Portland 5.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(state LeaEuel
RESULTS OF GAMES

San Francisco 6. Oakland 0.
Oakland =, San Francisco 4.
Stockton 5, santa Cruz =.
Stockton 3, Santa Cruz 0.
San Jose 3, Sacramento o.
Fresno 3, Alameda o.
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SAN FRANCISCO

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Los Angeles 49,. o
San Prancisco -. 0 1 ~
Basehits .--. 0 0 0 ? K 9
The morning journal-courier., 1908-04-13

The death occurred at the New la
ven hospital Saturday night, Of Mrs.
Martha u. Baldwin, widow of the late
John Il. Mcqueen.
Mrs. Mcqueen was the daughter of
Samuel Baldwin OF WhitneyVille, and
she was born in that town ilfty-cight
years ago. She was married IN this
city In 1873 and her husband lied four
years ago the 10th of this month.
The couple had one son, DR.. Arthur
S. Mcqueen OF Branford who has
been with his mother almost constant
" since she has been at the hospital
All that patience, skill and care could
accomplish was done In an attempt
to save the valued life, but all was I'M
availing,
Mrs. Mcqueen has always been a
devoted, Christian woman, noted for
her charity and the active work which
she did at the United church. of which
she had long been member.
When the Pequot club at Morris
Cove was in its prime Mr.. and Mrs.
Mcqueen were enthusiastic members,
and both were exceedingly popular.
Funeral services will be hell a,
IL IL Park street, on Tuesday fter-
noon at 2:30 o'clock. Friends are In
yited to attend. Burial will b. pm
Nate.