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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13
The Wagner Schools :


There = : perennial noble
ness and even sacredness in
work. We're he never 90 be-
nighted. forgetful Of his high
calling, there Is always hope in
: boy or girl that actually works
Ia idleness alone there is per-
petual despair.
There will Be . debate by the
high school pupils today At $40
p. N. Question, Resolved that
Washington has done more for
his country than Lincoln. The
debaters are: Affirmative:
James Lyons, Emma Peshek
and Carrie Speaker; negative:
Ray Morse, Nellie Kaney and
Irma Grabill.
The high school organ 10 still
under the weather and not
much hope Of il recovery.
CorneiiA Hiner i still absent
from school.
Miss Campbell visited q her
home In Platte Saturday and
Suuday.
Those having many absences
Against them will 6nd mach
hard work il coming ont evsn
With the others Of their grade
y the clos q the year.
The teachers meeting at Lake
Andes was we'll attended last
Saturday.
Mrs. W. G. Stewart and Miss
Mamie Kaney wore high school
visitors Tuesday.
Following y the report 81
punctuA pupils for the month
ending February 18th:
PRIMARY
rsAAk Wanpol. Dntng McpAsland, Moalia
Pescisai. Jennis Psnsa. gsen stsuhnaAn
RAymoan1 nasoussk. Desyl DooAss. Jonn1l
uksn. Insss 0alA 1asas Maynard. 10
Nanpal. HneA Omaa11n
eEUoN0 R1rmARY
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13
Chceoou Croek No. 3.


Nrs. IA HOey departed for
T5ndall Sunday 20 Be ia attend
ancs - her fathers death bed.
NJ. Hoey went down Moniay.
N. r. Lyons has set the date
- H 800 Tor March l6th.
Owing " the inclemency 81
~ weethsr The joint debate
WaD poetponed. II conditions
- fasorabls March 18th, our
speskers hops - be aba 70 con.
vines ~ judess that catalogue
houses are : benefit to the peo.
~ of ne United States.
WIllio Lyons has been very
otck this week.
Soma ol the neighbors went
y WAGNER Saturday % help Mr.
|Oochran and family move out te
their neW home.
Frsd Seymour i helping Jno'
Wysuph brsak bronchos.
a nessage NJ received Tues
~ a~nncupcing the dsath q
Mr.. IA rkosys father, Thus
CHS ~, u Tyndall. The fun
|eral - held Wednesday il
|TyndnN.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
u III condition Of the
First Stoto Bank, Wagner. South


state OF South Dakota
County Of Charles xix(
In the maater u the estate Of William II.
Glatght, deceased.
To The credtt0f. Of said defendent, and all
You are hereby noticed and required to
exhibit your claims against said deceased 70
hls estate. With necessary Y ouchers. TO the
administrAtrix u said estate. " her resid-
enco. In tbe town Of Presho. south Dakota.
OF 70 Adam Grimes, attorney for said estate &C
couasy. o . or before the LIST day OF July
Witness m hand this 18th day Of Fsbruasv
Nh.
Ellen Slaieht
administrator for said estate.
Adam 0rimos,
Attorney tor AdminiStrAtrix.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13

aMronco TOWnslalp
Edna Dunsnors returned
from to YsAkton hospital
whers 80 - besn Tor : few
dsys. She has Improved Due
md y abDe - T. around again.
a. 4. Kuhnss went 70 Avon
Sunday - help move Mr. T. A.
HinsmsD - another part Of
town.
Mr.. Youngblood II haulin 6
bis hay II these nice days.
Sons 81 the farmers sre get.
ting rsady = plow.
Mr.. Iverson has moved on the
Ham mOnd place.
M. w. Walking started hi
two Oldest children 70 school
this week.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13

Go TO the racket store when
you want anything in that line.
Bessie r. Bullock. 81
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-03-13
rRtOAY. n Az. y. 1908

Ksnnsdy.
Ducks, gssss md more Of
tl1om.
jim Todd ana family visited
WITH August Loken and family
6nnday.
VIII RamsdslI shipped : car
I'D Ok hogs Tuesday.
Chsrlsy Tsrry 40 " August
LnsSuss Wednesday doing some
vetDsinasy work.
in Todd II hauling his hay
homs from ~ Old 6eyerson
piaca4
August Loksn put IN : day st
Dslmont this ~ssk buying ma.
chinssy.
John stokssbury i loo king
for : hired mau-
SLOW Poke.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Doss your bsck achsi Do you get
up lame In the morniag7 Do you feel
dull and trsd7 Does Il huft you TO
bend over, to liff anything. 70 got up
from a ohaiYf Do yoa have sudden
Catches" or stitches Of pain In tho
back. Docs a dull, throbbins ache
settle In tho small OF your back and
bother you day and uightf Do you
sometimes feel that you simply can.
not strajghten up7
II you DO have backache. be careful
not to make tho very common mistake
Of treating II a. q muscular trouble.
Do not rub the sore place with lint.
ment aor put on plasters. for the seat
Of the trouble 10 inside--in the Kid
peys. which lie just beneath the small
Ct the back. on either side Of the spine
A cold. a chill. a fever. overwork,
overeating or overwhelming may start
D slight congestion. or Inflammation In
the kidneys work of altering the
blood n is this condition that sets
up the aching. and makes your back
80 bad.
You cannot make any mistake by
treating the kidneys at once. for II 10
these small troubles that lead 10 drop
sy. diabetes and Brtghts disease. II
there IL any doubt In your mind that
the kidneys are affected. notice the
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Sporting Note5

Bumpus Jones has won seven shut-ou'
gaines FOR the Montreal CLUB.
Both the Oakland ears In the Gliddeu
run were penaliZed yesterday
Young Erue. who once fought here, IL
to be Packie Netherlands next op-
pouent.
MIitse's IO-inninx no-bit game IL still
behind George Suggs record per-
forIhance OF II hitless innings IN the
Southern league.
Little "Hone Run" johnson. now play
ing Ia the Tri state. got badly brate ~
up I'm night. and was suspended oy
his team the other day
sweet Marie went best of the free-for-
all trotters at Readville yesterday.
and took two OF the three heats,
Major Dlmar grabbing the sec9nu.
The nrst heat Sweet Marie turned IN
205i..
The Detroit club was never near re-
leasing Willett until this spring
Last fall an effort was made 10 farm
him out for a few weeks. which was
interfered with BY Comiskey's re-
fusal to waive claim.
New York bns sold Jake Stahi Ia How
ton and Mcclure has passed tngiaub
on TO Washington. The deal should
strengthen both the clubs receiving
PLAYERS In IL. though New York Will
probably miss Stahls hitting which
has been a prominent factor In many
OF the good games played by the
team under Griffith.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
By Il. V. VALENTINE.

Many trivial accidents and incidents
are on record in the cinder path world
that have blighted careers and made
athletic history. Often the slightest
mls-step on the part OF an athlete will
put him out OF commission for months,
and give some other fellow the cham
pionship In recent months We have
had more than the usual number Of
these cases.
One boy who lost thus. probably. an
intercollegiate title with trip to
London to boot is George Whiteley.
the Princeton half-miler Up 10 and
including the Yale-Princeton dual
games Whiteley won all his races last
spring with ease. and only needed his
trainers nod TO go 80 half any time
The intercollegiate title appeared at
his mercy, as he outclassed all the
other aspirants, but fate seemed TO
be against the Tiger fiier.
In the half-mile race at the Yale
Princeton meet. Whiteley was swing
Ing along TO an easy victory. when
his foot struck a hole one OF the
sprinters had dug In the track and
carelessly left without filling White
ley stumbled violently. but managed
To keep on TO the tape His calf
muscles were all ripped loose and the
Tiger champion spent week in bed
He cannot run again until next fall,
and thus lost the coveted intercolle-
giate title and Olympic trip-by sin.
gle mis-step.
Tad White. the phenomenal mile
runner from Gloster, n. j.. was put
out OF the game by an even more
trifiing accident than Whiteley's.
White Will be we'll remembered by his
sensational miles last winter, when
he won the Martinique" AT the Column
bia games in 423. and later on ran the
distance on the slow Twenty-third reg.
iment oval with fat shoes In 425.
A loose shoe caused Whites down
fall. Not running shoe, either, but
an everyday street shoe In his bust
ness Tad does quite little walking,
and thus wore tiny sore on the top
OF his foot. He scarcely noticed IL
until one day the foot began 20 swell.
and then White went to the Swedish
hospital In Brooklyn for eight weeks.
Result-no Olympic trip for Tad
White. Ernie Hjertberg. who IS fair
Judge OF distance men picked White
TO beat anything on two legs this sum
mer, but the loose shoe upset the dope
and spoiled Whites career FOR the
time being
But for little accident Harry Hill
man OF the y. Y. A. G would prob
ably not be with the American team
In London today Hillman had IL all
planned 10 go TO Athens In 1906 win
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
9EFFRIES AOAsTS
] MODERN METHOD
or BOXING
SAYS FIGHTERS REFUSE TO DO
BEST WHEN NOT IN DANGER
OF LosINe-oUlTs REFEREE
ING.

81 LOS ANGELES, July 11.-Wearled
with the many Inconsistencies OF the
fight game as II Is played now. big
Jim Jeffries has about decided
TO sever all active connection with
the ring, limiting his appearance
IN the ring TO refereeing one OF two
star engagements a year.
This decision cannot he traced TO
the recent McFarland-Welsha affair, al
though this event had marked bear
Ing on the case. Jeffries announced
last night that he would go TO san
Francisco on Labor Day TO referee the
Abe Attell-Owen Moran featherweight
championship fight before Jim COT
froth's club. There is slight chance
that Jeffries will not referee the Car
aey-Brock fight of next week.
The fighters OF today don't fight
as they should" said Jim last night.
sinstead OF going in and trying 10 win
as quickly as their ability will permit
they fight only with their minds upon
going the entire route and finishing
strong"
"Why, do YOU know that it's an
actual fact that Mcfarland left the
ring on the Fourth OF July practically
as strong as when he entered the
arena IL he had put some lie and
steam into his work at the start, In
other words tried to win just as quick
and as decisiyely as he could then
there might have been another story
10 tell. AS IL was. Mcfarland never
started to do his best until long after
the fight was half over. believe
that | can get along very we'll with
out the fight game in the future and
/ know that the game doesn't need
me-"
Boron Long, who is Jeffries' partner
(. in hstic promotions. was not inclined
to treat Jeffries' decision seriously.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
ny T.. ID. LAURENCE.

What the dear old public did to the
bank roll OF the bookmakers al Vino =
sor yesterday was a reminder OF ttat
classic selection. "Aint Dat shame.
No matter whether it was taVoritr or
long shot. the Il. o. D. was there book,
line and sinker. and Their evil be- crepe
on several bunch Of stools In Elrod 3
domain today
Jack Doian was scratched after the
betting had been going on for some
time. ana new book made Track
Veterinary Mcqueen discovered that
Jack had very high temperature. and
was UNFIT to start. so the Judges o..
dered lam scratched and money that
was bet on him refunded.
Todays card is about the best one
given this season at Windsor. It con
tains two stakes. the Pontchar tram
selling stake and the Detroit, Belle
Isle * Windsor Ferry handicap Thefe
~ also a steeplechase and four other
races that should furnish good after
Moons sport 10 the faithful followers
OF the "bangtails.
T. r. Hayes arrived from Death
valley" tLatcnia). and just 10 let hun
know that they recognized htn, the
band PLAYED MY old Kentucky Home
the tune that always makes the loye al
"Kaintuckians' blood flow faster
John MadIgan won large bet by The
victory OF his horse Ellicott In The
third.
W W Lyle. who was az one time d
lessee uf the Windsor track and who
was paddock Judge a. LatOnia and
New Orleans. was visitor n over
ONE yesterday.
Doubt. which ran second To St lllario
~ the NTH. was perhaps the best
played horse that has run at windsor
this season Pat civil and all MS
friends losing heavily to his defeat
Frank Fowler. formerly manager ~
New port race track. was busy picking
winners IN the market place.
Mary Hall won the first, at The Juicy
odds OF rs FOR /. beating out the T.
shot waterbury Mary was VOL
backed by her owners and their frlends.
report from New York says thet
Col Cluko has accepted the sporting
editors chair on the Ladies Home
Journal ~
Incidentally. the victory o. Mary
Hall recalls a story heard YESTERDAY.
Willie RuD. a Buffalo follower. OF the
ponies was down TO his last - note
and owing 20 dream IN which Mary
! Hall figured as the winner, ne bet on
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

urine for q few days. II passages are
irregular. painful. or too scanty die
colored. or full OF sediment. the kid.
neys need help right away, and there
10 no other medicine more helpful than
Doan's Kidneys Pills. simple rem.
edy for the kidneys. yet so powerful
that It quickly cures the cause and
30 ends all the painful and annoying
symptoms. Home testimony proves
the unfailing merit OF Doan's Kidney
Pills.
DETROIT PROOF.
Mrs E. Guyette. 1855 Orleans-st.. De-
troit. Mich, says: For a number OF
years I suffered from kidney trouble
and rheumatism. My back ached So
verely and | had frequent, headaches
and dizzy spells. The ddneys wcrs
also 10 free In action and when
contracted a cold, the annoyance from
this source was much greater. con-
quilted a physician and used his msdi-
cine carefully. but without benefit. A
neighbor finally advised me TO try
Doan's Kidney Pills, az they had cur.
ed her OF a similar trouble. and did
SO. procuring them at Gray q Wor.
cester's drug store. They cured me
and I have had no return OF the trou-
BILE up 20 the present time"
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
PARLAYS FIVE-SPOT INTO
$1,000 AT WINDSOR TRACK

Ter and cashed. then "parlayed" his
winnings on the other races, winding
up the day over $1,000 10 the good on a
fVe-spOt.
Geo WORKMAN and Henry Haynes
were the two new bookmakers 70 cut
in az the. are both big operators. II
Will be- Of great benefit 10 the ring
Joe James new tracka Windsor N
well under way. large force OF men
are at work, and Mr.. James expects TO
have everything in readiness by july
q. the opening day. SIX or more races
viii be run daily. and liberal purses
offered As Fort Erie IS the only spot
available for the horsemen. now racing
over the river, and that plant ~ more
than crowded bI hOrsemen from La
tonia. Toronto and New York. quite a
number hvae applied FOR stabling at
the new track The best officials avail
able Will be engaged 10 conduct the
meotink. which VIII last Tor 80 days
commencing on July p
owing, 70 the failing health Of Willie
Shields. his physician mas prescribed
horseback riding. and Willie can be
seen daily. r.ding a pony about a. larg~
as himself
ia Baxter has bought the exclusive
thinking privilege. owing 20 the
signs forbidding criticisms posted
around the track. Eddie could not e&-
press himself after losing bet. he
can now think what he chooses a. he -
"a deep thinker 7 know the privilege
VIII be % benefit
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
TRIVIAL ACCIDENTS HAVE MADE
AND MARRIED ATHLETIC CAREERS

sailed plainly showed the enects Oh
Bellars' injury. and he. may be no
good" in the Olympiad.
Another OF our distance leaders
George Bonhag, Is almost out OF com
mission with trihing hurt. bonhas
has a fallen instep" which kept him
out OF the philadelphia tryouts. Like
Bellars. Bonhag had to lay on
for an extended period and Is In no
shape now 10 battle for woria
championship.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

wnlett pitching fine bali were never
in danger
The only portion OF the prospect
which fails 10 please Is the fact that
the Browns are scheduled To open a
series in New York themselves now
Up To date Frank Farrelis hired men
have not won game this year from
the reiuvenated lot gathered 10y Me
Aleer. They look TO be even poorer
prospects right now. broken In spirl'
as they are by the five narrowing de
feats which they sustained al the
hands OF the Tigers.
McAleer Is out OF the game anu
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

stepped into hole and wrenched his
knee. and for time II was thought
he could not go AS IL was McGrata
could not compete in the tryouts and
went 10 London with very little train
Ing.
Fred Bellars. The ivemlle runner.
fell of OF building few weeks ago
while following his trade as a carpen'
ter and received such blow in the
stomach that he had 10 quit running
for some time. His running at the n.
Y. A. c. bames a week before the team
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

the 400-metre. worlds title for the sec
ond time, and then retire. and he
would have. had not old Neptune sent
big wave aboard the Barbarossa and
crippled Hillman so that he could not
run fast enough to keep the mos
quitoes on his legs at Athens. AS
Hillman did not win. he did not re-
tire. and SO we have him 10 battle for
Old Glory next week
Small accidents came near costing
the Olympic team three more good
performers this year. Matt McGrath
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
II Can't Be Beat.

The best OF all teachers IL expert
ence. c. NJ. Harden. of Silver City.
North Carolina, says: II find Elec
trio Bitters does all that's claimed for
H. For Stomach. Liver and Kidney
troubles II can't be beat. have tried
IL and find 1t most excellent medi
cine" Mr. Harden Is right; It's the
best OF all medicines also for weak
ness. lame back. and all run down con.
dtiOns Best too for chills and ma
laria. Sold under guarantee at f. c.
Kinsels. Central Drug Co. and Gray
e. Worcester's drug stores
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

Detroit took the fifth game in
q row from New York. batting
Chesbro out of the box and win
ming for WiIIett,. 8 to 2.
st. Louis, with Waddeli t~iriing,
shut out the Athletics on "Wsd-
dell day" by the score Of s to o.
pygert was hit hard and retired.
cleveland took the final game
Of the series from Boston, Thiel-
man twirIing his best game in
weeks. Morgan, Winter and CT
cote were all bombsrded.
The sox and Washington bat
tied sixteen innings to 2 to 2
tie, neither side scoring on AIt
rock, Burns. or Hughes after the
fifth.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
sl,er,s Burial Spot Changed.

CHICAGO. July 10.-The remains
OF George Siler will be taken from
the vault at Mount Olivet cemetery
today and buried in plot selected ny
Mrs. Siler In the same cemetery. Mr..
Silers associates on the sporting STAFF
OF the Tribune Will carry the casket
to its last resting place.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
Vacations for HorsesI

Miss Cora Dow, Cincinnati drug
gist will ask the Ohio Humane so
ciety 20 forward movement for n
vacation annually OF work horses y
lot OF race horse trainers will agree to
help Il along.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

AWFUL BATTLING DUE
DURING IDES OF SEPTEMBER

under indefinite suspension for UNI
pire-baiting, but the chances, accord
ing TO several St Louis papers favor
the Browns doing all the better work
when thrown on their own resources.
Though McAIeer has given the
Missouri metropolis a near-cham.
pon ball club. the feeling there 10
still very partisan and some OF
the scribes, forced to give credit
10 the American league aggrega-
ton in spite OF their own prefer
ences. still maintain that the
Browns are doing their winning
not by the aid Of. but In spite Of
their manager and his policies.
The New York series will furnish
"A fine test OF this theory
At any rate, however. IL looks
difficult proposition for McAleer's en-
emles TO withhold the credit due the
Youngstown man for the organization
OF the team.
A new story has floated In from the
Tiger camp II concerns Freddie
Payne who has been absent for
month or so. scouting through the
west in search OF more talent for the
club Freddie Is now with the team.
however, and is likely 10 be seen be-
hind the bat any day when his pres
ence is needed.
When Freddie got back. he reported
To Hughie Jennings that he had seen
a couple OF promising pitchers out In
the country which produced Eddie
Winett. One OF them he bought This
was one Speer OF the Wichita club. on
which Willett played. Another he Sc
cured an option on.
How about catchers9" inquired
Hughie. Did you see any good back
stopping out there"
Il DIDN'T SEE A CATCHER THAT
COULD HAVE HELD A JOB IN THE
EPWORTH LEAGUE. TO SAY
NOTHING OF THE AMERICAN
SAID FREDDIE.
The little manager and his third
string backstop gazed each other
squarely In the eye-balls for a mo-
ment and then both relaxed into an
understanding grin
Undoubtedly Payne told the truth
but a catcher out scouting for catch
ers who may force him of the club Is
situation which presents a humorous
angle TO any baseball man.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
az PAUL 4 eRuskE.

Still the Tigers continue their glddy
clip OF consecutive wins.
Still the Browns stick To their knit.
ting, and since the game they drop.
ped. allowing the Champions TO come
up ON even terms. refuse to be head
ed at the finish OF the daily toll
Side by side the two are drawing
away from the other western teams
and the progress OF the battle shows
no sign OF weakening on the part
OF either
Day by day one is forced to the
conviction that ST Louis is the team
which the Tigers must beat 10 cop
their second flag.
At the present clip or anything like
il. II hardly seems as If either OF the
two is goirg 10 get very far away
from the other.
And what then?
Consult your pocket schedule
and read:
Detroit at ST. Louls-Sept. 4, S.
6, 10, IA, IS. 10.
St Louis at Detroit-Sept. 7, 7.
HOLY SMOKE But THE lDES
OF SEPTEMBER PROMISE To FUN
NISH Us SOME DOlNGS'
Having licked the poor down-trod'
den. tail-end Highlanders in five con
secutiye games. the Tigers are moving
on today TO Boston where they are
scheduled for four days and Will also
play one extra game For today's an
ticipated double-header. the Tigers
have Donovan and Killian ready-the
king OF the southpaws and the mon
arch OF them all Some combination
that In all probability Cy Young
will be one OF the Mcclure pitchers
with Burchell probable as the other
II will be a harder proposition al
Boston than furnished by the dlsor'
ganized New York crew especially IN
the pitching department. but the
Tigers are travelling In weli'nigh un'
beaten form right now and have oeeh
earning the victories. Hard smuggling
Of the old-time Tiger brand has oeeh
their specially and II will be a general
surprise II Boston succeeds IN detaih'
ing them 10 any very great extent
They fell on Chesbro and Newton ioI
a round dozen drives and Crawford
Cobb and Schmidt could hardly De re-
tired M all. Red Downs got homer
win two on base and the Tigers, Win
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

T,vo-ba.e hits--stahl. Cobb. schmidt.
Thr~~-base hit-Craw ford. Home runs
--Stnhl. Downs. Hits--On Chesbro, =
I'm LIS inningst OF Newton. Z In 2-3
Innings. sacrifice hits--Coproy. Ross
man. stolen bases-schaefer, Cobb.
Morinrity. stahi, Cougbitn z. Double
play-Downs, Schnefer and Rossman.
Left on bsses-Detroft o. New York n.
First base ON baiis-On Chesbro =. OF
Newton z. OFT WiIlett 3. First base On
error.-Detroit z, New York 3. Hit by
pitched baii-By Chesbro 1. by Wiileu
4. struck out--By Chesbro 3, by New
ton z, by MiIlett q. Wild pitch-thes-
bro. Timr-I;55. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and Evans.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING.
Yesterdays Results.

rsfrTUHl-s NFNuINEs
Detroit =. New York .
Chicago p Washington ? b6 lnn).
81 Louis Is. Athletics o.
Cleveland 8. Boston 2.
Today's Gumes.
Detroit at Boston.
81. Louis az Washington.
Chicago at PHILADELPHIA.
Cleveland at New York
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

'Dntted for Hall In the ninth.
tBatted for Newton In the ninth.
2 , 4 : u 80 n
Detroit ..2 % 3 4 % d 3
New York 1900 % u o.
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES ATAGLANCE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
NIlINf
Yesterdays Results

Yesterday Results.
Chicago g. Philadelphia eli inn).
PittsburR Z. New York 6.
Brooklyn 3. 50. Louis o.
Cincinnati 2. Boston A.
TOday's Games.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
New York at Pittsburg.
Brooklyn at 81 Louis.
Boston ~ Clnninnau
The Detroit times., 1908-07-11

Incidentally. the victory or Mary
Hall. recalls story heard yesterday
Willie Rip. Buffalo follower. OF the
ponies. was down TO his last - note
and owing 20 a dream IN which Mary
Hall ngured as the winner, ne bet Oh