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COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Chicago: University Of Chicago
rs, University OF Wisconsin 8.
At Exeter: Philllps-Exeter I, Uni.
|versity of Maine 2.
At Hanover, N. H.: University Of
Vermont 3. Dartmouth o.
At Amherst, Mass: Williams s.
Amherst 4.
At Portland, Maine: Bowdoin u.
Bates Q.
At Hamilton, N. Y: Colgate univer-
sity 8, Union Baseball team 2.
At Minneapolis: University Of Min
neapolis 8, Iowa university (.
At Champaign, Ills: University Of
Illinois 5, Purdue university 2.
At New Haven: University Of Penn
sylvania 8. Yale 2.
At Ann Arbor: BeloitMichigaE
game postponed; snow.
At West Point: University Of Vir-
ginia 1. Army i. Called in eighth.
rain).
At Hartford: Trinity s. Boston uni
versity 1.
At Andover: yale freshmen j, Phil
lips O..
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Ia Meet Mrs. White.

Mrs. G.. M. White, Of 221 North Thtr-
tieth street, entertained with two
thimble parties last week to meet her
mother, Mrs. T. L. White, who is Wis
iting her. On Tuesday afternoon is
guests were inKtted and Mrs. G. Nc
Alister and Misses Gladys and Cath
crime White assisted the hostess IN
serving her guests. Yesterday after
noon Mrs. White entertained 20.
guests and was assisted by Misses
Gladys and Catherine White.
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Informal Kensington.

Mrs. r. O.. Cardwell added to the
pleasures Of the week with an infor-
nal Kensington at her home on Clark
avenue on Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon was most pleasantly spent
and. at s o'clock the hostess, assisted
by Mrs. sylvester, served choice re-
freshments. Those who enjoyed the
afternoon were Mesdames Morrison,
Simmons, Huse, Tom Chapple, LaMott,
Ryan, Bishop, Sylvester, o. j.. seeley,
L. G. Babcock, Twyman, Arthur,
Schad and Johnston.
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CHINAMAN WILL. WE'D
AMERICAN WOMAN
CHARLES YEE WING SECURES
MARRIAGE LICENSE.

Sundays Daily.
Charles Yee Wing, a Chinese res
taurant keeper OF Billings, secured a
marriage license in the clerk of the
district courts Office. yesterday after
noon permitting him to marry May
Hopkins. q white woman residing in
this city.
Wing speaks almost perfect Eng
lish, has adopted American customs
and even in appearance looks more
like an American than a celestial. Be
fore coming to Billings he was en-
gagged in business at Miles City. He
was born in Canton, China. His In
tended was born in New York city.
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Daughters Of Hermann.

Last night the Daughters Of Her.
mann met in Eureka hall in regular
business session. Present at the meet
ing were Mr.. Fishel OF Helena, grand
secretary. and Mr.. Brumiester, grand
president, from Livingston. A BANQUET
followed the meeting, to which the
Sons Of Hermann were invited. The
evening was spent with cards and
dancing. 4a, g
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4. o. O.. r. Anniversary.

On Wednesday night the 1. o. o. F.
celebrated their eighty-ninth anniver-
sary in their lodge rooms, having as
guests the Rebekahs. Grand Master
Henry White made the opening adj
dress and a delightful musical pro
gam was rendered. A feature OF the
evening vas a paper readily Mrs. w.
". Long along the lines Of Oddfellow-
ship. The program was followed by
q social hour, when lunch was served.
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For Mr. and Mrs. sImmons.

One of the pleasant social functions
Of the past week occurred on Tuesday
evening when Mrs. Joe North enter.
tanned the members OF her family and
q few intimate friends Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund Simmons. Sweet azelias and
carnations were used in the decora.
tions and whist was played. Follow.
ing the games the hostess, assisted
by Mesdames schad and Whitney,
served an appetizing lunch.
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From Sundays Daily.
Y. w. e. a. Board Meetlnn.

From Sundays Daily.
Y. w. c. "A. Board Meeting.
At the monthly meeting Of the
Young Women's Christian association
on Monday evening Miss Mabel Col
Inns was appointed treasurer Of the
association to fill the unexpired term
Of Miss Mabel johnson, who Lett for
the east the first Of the week.
The association is progressing much
better than was expected. There are
II regular dinner boarders and be-
tween IS and 40 women and girls are
served during the lunch hour.
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Poetry Club.

Mrs. Charles Chapple entertained.
the Poetry club on Thursday after
noon. Whittier's works were studied
and the selections given included.
some Of his most beautiful poems. Fol-
lowing the program the hostess served,
choice refreshments. Mesdames L. C
Babcock, Joseph Twyman, H. p. Arm.
strong and Miss Panton were guests
Of the club.
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itirely cut out, she made IL knots
without dificu1ty and participated in
the maneuvers at Port Hartford in
perfect alignment.
SQUADRON At SANTA CRUZ.
Automobile Parade and Flower Battle
Days Feature.

Santa Cruz, May 2.-The citizens Of
Santa Cruz, augmented by many thou
sands from surrounding cities, today
gave q spontaneous and enthusiastic
welcome to the first squadron of the
Atlantic feet, which arrived from
Monterey during the forenoon. Prac.
tically the whole population Of the
city was on the beach this morning
when the battleships came to anchor.
An automobile parade and a battle
Of flowers was the first event on the
elaborate program outlined by the
entertainment committee. When the
Officers Of the fleet landed they were
met by automobiles and the process.
sion at once formed Hundreds OF
school children were massed along
the line Of parade, each carrying a
nag and bouquets Of beautif. flowers.
For blocks the street was carpeted
with bright-hued flowers, over which
the machines were driven. During the
battle flowers were thrown In such
PROPULSION that the tonneaus Of the
cars were stacked with them. It was
l. beautiful and picturesque scene, and
the Joyful spirit Of the occasion was
fully entered into by the naval men.
For an hour and a half the omcers
were whirled along between lanes OF
cheering spectators, who waved ban
ners and thousands Of bouquets.
Returning to the pavilion. Admiral
Thomas and his officers held a recep-
ton lasting until late in the after:
noon. At night the ships were tllum-
mated and a display Of fireworks was
given on the beach. The city also
was Illuminated. The ball at the
Casino In the evening was attended
by a large number Of officers and
prominent society people Of Santa
Cruz.
Tomorrow a free excursion is to be
given to the enlisted sailors and
marines to the big trees, six miles
from Santa Cruz. Several special
trains will convey the visitors to the
groves, returning late in the after
noon.
The city is gaily decorated and fes-
TONED in patriotic colors in honor Of
the occasion. The afternoon program
of entertainment consisted Of patri-
otto exercises by the school children,
an automobile parade, q battle Of
flowers and a reception to Admiral
Thomas and his officers at the Casino.
Athletic events helped to entertain
the enlisted men, who came ashore in
large numbers.
The sea was exceedingly rough
where the ships lay at anchor, so the
men had difficulty in getting ashore,
and no visitors whatever were taken
aboard. Only ship launches were able
to approach the gangways, and even
from them the transfer Of passengers
was effected with great difficulty. The
ships are at anchor in a column about
two and one-half miles from the city.
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FLEET DIVIDED THAT TWO CIT
les MAY ENTERTAIN SAILORS.
DISPLAY IN SANTA CRUZ,
Spontaneous Welcome to the First
I Squadron Of the Fleet, When 4
Reached Harbor From Monterey
Elaborate Entertainment Planned.

Monterey. CAL. May 2.-The At
5lantic fleet was split ID two today in
order that the celebration Of its stay
in Monterey bay might be carried for
ward simultaneously In this city and
in Santa Cruz, 20 miles away. The
first squadron. including the Connec-
ticut, Kansas, Vermont, Louisiana,
Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode Island
and Virginia. lifted anchor soon after
dawn and sailed away to Santa Cruz.
The eight vessels Of the second
squadron will remain here until Mon
day afternoon, when they also will go
to Santa Cruz to stop "a hours and
make the feet once more complete.
Today has been rather quiet. but
was enjoyable for the men and Off
GERS Of the second squadron. For the
former there were boxing bouts, base
ball games and boat races. Large
liberty parties came ashore and en-
joyed roaming about the streets of
the quaint old town. "a large party
of officers were taken on the famous
,l2-mile drive as the guests OF Mayor
lJacRsS and later were entertained at
a reception and tea at the mayors,
home.
Tonight a naval and military ball,
given at the Hotel Del Monte by the
management Of the hotel, was attend
ed by most Of the naval officers here
and by a large party Of army officers
from the Preside of Monterey. The
regular ballroom OF the hotel proving
too small for the occasion, the big
dining room was transformed into a
bower Of bunting and flags. The at
fair was the largest OF its kind ever
held here. Two hundred or more
representative society people Of San
Francisco were present.
The engineer oflcers on the battle
ship Missouri are particularly proud
Of the record made by that ship on the
run from Santa Barbara to Monterey.
The Missouri blew out the high pres
sure cylinder head OF her port triple
expansion engine on the way to Santa
Barabra, but with her engines re-
paired and the crippled cylinders en-.
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Mrs. schad Hostess.

Mrs. =. q. schad pleasantly enter.
tanned a few friends informally on
Thursday afternoon in compliment to
Mrs. s.. w. soule's mother, Mrs
Young. There were 10 ladies' present
and the afternoon was spent with
needlework and In a social manner.
Late in the afternoon the hostess
served refreshments.
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ST. Ann's sewing Circle.

Mrs. Dunleyy Of North Thirtieth
street entertained the members OF 81.
AIMS sewing circle last week. The
meeting was attended and much work
accomplished. Mrs. Dunlevy served
her guests with dainty refreshments
during the social hour at the close Of
the meeting. This week the circle
will meet with Mrs. Melton.
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3IH L 0s L. q. 4AA0 &T54 Y
from Glencoe, Okla.
Miss Mabel johnson has resigned
her position with the Billings Water
company and will take up Y. w. g. A.
work through the east.
H. F. Clement has returned from
Naples, Cal, where he spent the win
ter and will spend the summer on his
ranch near Fatwillow.
J. Collins West spent part of the
week in Butte.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Fleming spent
a few days in Billings last week, stop
ping over here on their way home
from Hunters Hot Springs.
Mrs. q. Reilly left yesterday for a
visit with friends and relatives in Chi
cago and Washington, D. c.
Mr.. and Mrs. L, w. Robinson Of.
Forsyth YER in Billing" last week.
Mrs. 7. H. Carnes returned to her.
home in Park City Friday after visit
ing friends here.
Miss Myrtle Bailey is entertaining
her brother, w. H. Bailey of Big Tim
her.
Mrs. o. J. Cor of Joliet visited
friends here last week.
Mrs. II. Masters Of Livingston spent
part OF the week here.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4: III. Kennedy have
returned from California, where, they
spent the winter.
Mrs. W. o. Parker, who spent the
winter in California, returned on
Tuesday.
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Pleasant Surprise Party.

On Friday evening 3. W. Hough-
ton was rendered a pleasant surprise
party in the music room Of the Hough-
ton-Talcott music store by the mem
beers Of the Christian church choir and
their friends.
The event was in honor of MI.
Houghton's birthday and proved to be
a, most enjoyable affair. Music and
social conversation formed the even
ing's amusement, followed by an elab-
crate spread prepared by the guests.
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Investigating the effect of COM
pressed air ON health two British en-
gineers have shown that q pressure OF
80 pounds a square inch-more than
six atmospheres-may be endured
without unpleasant results.
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Successful Play.

One Of the most successful enter.
tainments Of the season was the play,
.eThe Merchant Of Venice Up-to-Date,"
given on Friday evening by the senior
class Of the high school. The cast
was well chosen and the play was
worthy Of the hearty appreciation it
received.
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Congregational Ladies' Aid Society.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid 30
ciety met at the church on Wednes-
day. Following the meeting Mesdames
Mcneil and McAlister served light re-
freshments.
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KNIGHTS GO TO BUTTE.

Members Of Catholic Brotherhood Will
Have an Initiation.
From Sundays Daily.
A party consisting of J. F. Roche.
B. M. Sheehan, W. NJ. Enright, H. G..
McCune and Jack Egan left this city.
yesterday for Butte, where they will
be present at an initiation Of candi-
dates into the knights Of Columbus to
be held there this evening.
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Dinner m Lipp Home.

Dinner &C Ltpp Home.
Covers were laid for eight at the
pretty dinner on Tuesday evening by
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Lipp in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Simmons. At
the table were Mr.. and Mrs. Simmons,
Mr.. and Mrs. seeley, Miss Mabel steb-
bins, Fred Lipp and the host and
hostess.
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YOUNG REEVE TELLS
WHERE TO BURY HIS BODY.
is JUST OUT of JAIL
ny Strange Coincidence Note Dlscov-
cred on Same Day That Writer IL
Released-Po!ice Believe it Was In
tended az "stall."
Sundays Daily.

From Sundays Daily.
A note signed by John Young Reeve,
who yesterday completed serving a
sentence in the county Jail for passing
bad checks, was found in aesuit case
opened last night at the police sta
ton. The note directs what disposi-
ton is to be made of Reeves body
after his death, and, as the suit case
was found in the local passenger de-
pot three months ago, the police t..
,lieve that Reeve wrote the epistle in
tending to make him believe that he
vas dead, SO they would not look for
him after he had passed the bad
checks in this city.
Reeve was arrested twice for ISSUE
ing checks on local banks which he
did not have Sufficient funds to meet.
The first time he squared" the matter
with his victim and the second time
he was given a sentence of 80 days in
the county Jail for obtaining money
under false pretenses. The mans
name signed to the note and to the
checks and the one given by Reeve
when arrested are identical.
Held Long Time.
After the suit case was found by
Officer Soy Of the local police force, it
was held at the police station awaiting
a claimant and last night was opened
by Chief Of Police Talgo and Night
Sergeant Baker. By a strange coin
cidence-for the officers did not know
the suit case belonged to Reeve-it
was opened on the same day that
Reeve was released from the county
jail.
The note written on a letterhead
marked Guthrie & Co., st. Paul,
Mimi" is addressed to Whom it may
concern" and is as follows:
my name is j. Y. Reeve, formerly
of st. Paul. No relatives who would
claim my body. Please bury me
here at Billings and collect amount
due from Guthrie & Co. out of salary
due me. II any balance due me after
expenses have been paid, please re-
NIT to Miss A. A. Reeve, 459 Fuller
street, st. Paul" s(Signed) " John
Young Reeve"
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pythian sisters EntertaineA.

Mrs, Bert shorey entertained the
3Pythian Sisters at her l.ome on Fri
day afternoon. Fifteen ladies' were
present and the afternoon was delight
fully spent with needlework and social
conversation. Mrs. shorey served
her guests with a choice lunch, as.
sisted by her daughter, Miss Adelaide.
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Mrs. Frank Purcell has returned
from Glencoe, Okla.
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Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society.

Presbyterian Ladies' Aid society.
The Ladies' Aid of the Presbyterian
church held q regular business meet
ing at the church on Wednesday. Most
of the time was spent making arrange
ments for their bazaar yesterday aft
ernoon. The bazaar was held in the
~. M. G. A. building and was most
successful.
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8EQuETTE DEAD.

Farmer Up Valley Leaves Family Of
twelve Children.
From Sundays Daily.
Jonathan Fee Bequette, a farmer
living on the Lloyd Lipp ranch. about
IL miles west of the city. died yes.
terday Of septic infection. The de.
ceased raj 40 years old, was married
and had a family Of IL children, all
of whom live on the ranch.
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DlPHTHERlA At sTEELE,s.

Home Of Secretary Of Y. N. 6. A.
Under Quarantine.
Diphtheria quarantine has been
placed on the home Of Secretary g.
q. Steele Of the Y. NJ. G. A. at 3112
Montana avenue Mrs. Steele and two
children being afflicted with the
malady. They we're taken sick Fri
day afternoon.
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sodality Girls Entertained.

sodality Girls Entertained.
The Sodality girls Of st. Patrick's
church and their friends were enter
tanned on Monday evening by Father
Stack in Elks' hall. Cards and dancing
formed the amusement, for the even
ing and punch and waters were served.
by Misses Elsie Dunlevy and Margaret
Squirting. The affair was well attend
ed and was one OF the most enjoyable
social events Of the week.
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Methodist Ladies' Aid Society.
The members Of the Methodist La
dies Aid society held . most SUGGEST
ful meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Howard. on
North Thirtieth street.
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Merry Widow Club.

The merry Widow" club. q recent
~ organized social club composed or
10 young married women Of the city.
met with Mrs. Hartman Of Miles ave
nue. ON Thursday afternoon. Cards
and social conversation passed the
hours most pleasantly. After the
games the hostess served q choice
lunch.
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LODGE SOCIETIES..

Ladies' OF the Maccabees Give Dance.
On Tuesday evening the Ladies of
the Maccabees gave one of their sue
cessful dances in McCormick's hall.
May will be entertained.
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Is HURT.

Or. Dennis Kicked in Face BY unruly
Horse.
DIR. R. A. Dennis, a veterinarian Of
this city, was injured yesterday after
noon by a horse kicking him In the
face, cutting his nose SO badly that It
was necessary to take several stitches.
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chanecI Guild.

chanecI Guild.
The Chancel guild will meet with
Mrs. Gwen +. Burla on Wyoming I've
nue. on "wednesday. The last meeting
was with Mrs. ]. c. Morrison.
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Christian Ladies' Aid Society.
Mrs. Henning and Mrs. Wynn en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Christian church at the church
on. Wednesday.
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Young Women's Christian Association
The Young Women's Christian assoc
citation will hold their ,semi-annual.
meeting In the Congregational church
Monday evening, May 4. A synopsis
Of the work accomplished during the.
six months OF the. organizations ex-
istence will be given and a delightful
musical and literary program render
ed. The public is cordially invited to.
he present. No admission or collec-
ton taken.
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CHURCH SOCIETIES.
st. Luke's Guild.

Mrs. Henry White entertained the
members Of st. Luke's guild at her
home on Wednesday afternoon. On
Wednesday the guild will meet with
Mrs. John Walker on North Twenty
sixth. street.
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PIeasant Eveninu At erIdue.

Mr.. and Mrs. Waldron delightfully."-
entertained with two tables Of bridge
whist. The games were spirited and.
the evening was a most enjoyable
one. After the games the guests en-
joyed a delicious lunch served by the
hostess.
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WEEK IN BILLINGS SOCIETY

s iGmI intended Tor putlcaNon Ia The society columns u The Gazette
should So sent Ii not lister than Friday night. Telephones: Editorial do.
partnnent, Mutual 7a, Bell 80; society Editor, Mutual 72z The Gazette
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Chicago s, ct. Louis 3

Chicago 5, 81. Louis 3.
Chicago, May 1.-The locals won
today in 9 Light hitting and Wild
pitching game, bases on balls followed
by errors and an occasional hit scor.
ing the runs.
II. il. i.
Chicago ......... I j
st. Louis 3 ) .
Batteries: Overall and Moran;
Lush and Hostetter.
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Washington s, New York 8.

Washington 6, New York 8.
/ Washington, May 2.-Washing:on
hit Glade for a triple, a double and
three singles in the eighth inning to-
day and easily defeated New York, 6
to 8. Burns was a puzzle to the Wis
itors, their five hits being scattered.
R.H. p.
Washington 6 10 q
New York ........ ...... 8 6 i
Batteries: Burns, Street and War
ner; Glade and Kleinow.
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TO See Mrs.

MI. and Mrs. Bert shorey enter
tanned in their box at the Babcock
theater last Saturday night to see
Mrs. Patrick Campbell. Mr.. and Mrs.
stocker and Miss Mae Hamilton were
the guests.
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=For Mrs. Gregg.

Mrs. r. w. Mullison entertained at
her home on North Twenty-sixth
street Friday evening with a surprise
parR for Mrs. Gregg, who will spend
the summer at her ranch east Of town.
Games and music were features Of the
evenings entertainment and the
guests presented Mrs. Gregg with q
beautiful set of teaspoons. At a late
hour refreshments were served by the
hostess. Those who enjoyed the even
ing were Mesdames Sturm, Jackson,
Miller, Schmidt, R. D. Baker, Warner,
r. H. Baker, Long, johnson, Rich
stein, Charles Richstein, Berryman,
w; Bergman, Shannon, Marshall,
Miss stosddard and Messrs. Falkner,
Baker, Powers, Long, Jackson and
Marshall.
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Delightful Dinner Party.

Nj. and Mrs. F. H. Beeman enter
tanned at a perfectly appointed dinner
on Thursday evening for Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Butts.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Sioux City: Sioux City 5, Des
Moines g..
At Denver: Denver 8, Omaha 1.
At Pueblo: Lincoln 8, Pueblo 10.
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One Of the. largest gas companies in
London has reduced It's price from u
cents to So cents a thousand feet.
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PACIFIC A LEAGUE.

san Francisco 10, Portland 8.
San Francisco, May Through
Bloomfie1d's inefectiveness, Portland
lost Its first game Of the present SER
les today by a ore Of 8 to 10.
RI E.
Portland 8 8 8
San Francisco $780,. 10 8 Q
Batteries: Bloomfield and Madden;
Henley and Berry.
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Mrs. Armstrong Entertains.

Mrs. Armstrong Entertains.
Mrs. H. E. Armstrong entertained a
small party of friends Friday evening.
Bridge whist was the feature Of the
evening and the hostess served a de-
licious lunch.