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The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

aggregation that were here last
Sunday wish to play again Sum-
day, but nothing definite can be
learned at this writing. Friday
evening.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
Flagstaff Jr's Mishap. Same Old
StOrv-T OSt

"a SoeoA J - Ai'iioi1' oohiN Olu
Story-Lost.
The Flagstaff junior baseball
team happened to the misfortune,
on Sunday last of losing another
game-(they've won only one
this season-)the Wins]ow boys
winning by a 7-6 score.
In the early innings the local
kids played rings and doughnuts
around and above their oppo-
nents and had the game "cinch-
ed" (they thought) but the
youngsters from below, after a
few drops of moisture had fallen,
found the ball whether it was
there or not.
Battery for Winslow-Suther-
land and Dunklin, pitchers; Wal
colt, catcher. For Flagstaff
Seitz and Travis pitchers; Piper,
catcher.
1t was a good game consider
ing the slippery condition of the
infeld. The slugging on both
sides was of a heavy nature
Flagstaff Gem.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

Sprankle 1. Hit by pitcher
Sprankle /, Baca 1. Struck out
By Sprankle 2, by Baca 5.
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

Winslow Williams 3
Two games of baseball were
played here last Sunday, the 10
cal boys taking both games. The
opposing team was made up O
players from Ash Fork, Williams
and Flagstaff under the manage
ment of E. H. Duffield. The visI
tors were late in arriving on ac
count of the delay to the morn
ing trains from the west.
The morning game was start
ed shortly after II a. M, the
players from the west going dl
rect to the ball ground from the
tram. The game was seven in
ming affair. cut short to allow the
fans, as we'll as the players, time
to get their dinner before the af
ternoon performance Winslow
succeeded in scoring four runs
during their time at bat during
the first inning, but were proven.
ted from scoring in any subse-
quent inning, Baca having set
tied down and the visiting field
ers being on the job.
The Williams boys scored one
run IN the fourth and two in the
sixth, but were unable to connect
with Sprankles delivery in their
half of the seventh inning.
Sprankle was in the box for
Winslow in the morning game
and held the visitors down to
two hits and gave but one base
on balls, while Baca, for Will
liams, struck out five men against
Sprankle's two, the Winslowites
scored five hits off his delivery.
Doyle, Of Flagstaff, caught
both games for the visitors. and
did good work, his pegging to
second being OF a high order.
In the afternoon game Wins
low was again the victor by a
score of z to3. Bazell and Chat
field were the battery tor Wins
low, Hatcher and Doyle doing
the heavy work for the visitors.
The game opened with Will
liams at bat but neither side
scored until the fourth inning
when Willis made a home run,
Woods coming from first on the
hit. To even up matters Wins
low also scored two runs IN this
inning,C. Downs and Duffy max
ing the circuit.
Again in the fifth Winslow
made three runs, a three-base hit
by Duffy bringing in Chatheld
and Eberle, Duffy scoring on a
hit by Vandebur.
In the seventh inning Winslow
annexed two more runs, Eberle
and Downs working their way
around while the visitors were
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

The local team was preparing
for a series of three games with the
Albuquerque Browns Saturday
and Sunday, but the tournament
was called of by the Browns,
reason unknown.
We understand that the same
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22

Game called at 7 innings.
Two base hits-Chatfeld. Base
on balls-Off Baca none, of
The Winslow mail., 1908-08-22
BASEBALL.

Won Lost Pet.
Winslow "a 2 1923
Winslow 4-Wllliams
WinslOw 7-WilliamS 3
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

He did not think II necessary to men
tion the matter OF the letters and hoped
that Harriet and Imogene might also
be spared a confession. In this the
young people were lucky, for Uncle
Michael's man had caught both the
light fingered gentlemen-R Roddy -poddy-
kins expert and scientific assistant
proving to be a notorious crook-who
were subsequently lodged in a safe re-
treat which the Hon. Mr.. kinwait
missed by the skin of his teeth, and
means were found to keep them silent
as to Mr.. Fitzgeorge's adventure in the
billiard room. although Mr.. Renwyck
and Michael had to be told Of 1t.
$50 that's the way the matter stands,
is itY' asked Mr.. Renwyck, with a
smile. you two have been making
love under my very nose. said you
were a burglar. sir, and now you prove
it." He glanced at his daughter from
beneath his shaggy brows. Il suppose
| needn't ask If it has all been de-
cided without consulting mer
"Well. no." grinned Richard. Il hoped
1t would have been. but something al
ways popped up to interrupt us.
should like your permission, sir, to con
tinue."
The financier studied the floor in 81
lence, making no reply till Richard
presently touched his shoulder and
spoke again.
"Mr. Renwyck," he said, with twin
kle In his eye. don't forget that
have libel suit against you. l shoulC
hate to run off with a lady while hel
father pined in jail"
"Oh. go long with you" laughed the
millionaire. Il was thinking of the
Peace and Good VIII Realty company
| guess I'm in with you. Come. gen
tlemen. let's go into the library ant
look over Michael's papers"
"Dicky." smiled old Bill Williams t.
his son. you're a scamp. and yor
know it! But I'd give dozen har
bors to see you happy" He placed {
caressing arm about the young mans
shoulder and whispered into his ear
"Go In and win. Dick. my boy. She's
worth 1t allw
Mr.. Corrlgan rubbed his hands ant
turned to his brother-in-law.
"If you had listened to me at first
Jacob. you
"Oh. shut up, Michaelw laughed Mr.
Renwyck. 81 give in. I'm down, bu
don't stamp on me Come on, VII
liams; have something In the librar!
besides papers. which ! keep fol
friendsw
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

with Lord Croyland's monocle. Really
II was most pathetic!"
Richard took the frail silk cord be-
tween his thumb and finger, whirling
the glass around his head in the man.
ner of lariat
'1t has served its purpose, and now
we'll smash the last emblem OF the
foreigner"
mo; don't" interrupted Harriet
quickly Let me keep 1t as a souve-
mir of your realistic impersonation."
He dropped it into her hand and
asked:
But did you suspect that l was
the
"The cowboy?" she finished. Il
hoped you were"
"God bless you for thatv he cried
"And, now that you know. may tell
you again that have loved you, wor-
SHIPPED you, since that first sweet mo.
ment when pulled you from your
pony and held you in my arms? May
| tell you that never for a moment
have | ceased to dream Of you. want.
ing you as | wanted nothing else in
the whole wide world?"
"You-you didn't think that way at
} first" she smiled.
How? What do you mean?"
; Harriet hesitated, blushed aud then
went on:
"Well-you-you put me down ON the
grass, gave me that awful whisky
then forgot all about me-to 60 after
your-horrid cows"
1t was Richards turn to laugh
But. you see" he explained, ut
was duty that called me then, even as
another duty calls me now. I'm afraid
must leave you to look after an Eng.
lish calf" He smiled at Harriet's
look of blank astonishment and con.
tinued, with a laugh: 1T is all on ac.
count Of poor Woolsey Bills. | thought
he had helped to steal your diamonds,
and I'm afraid locked the Cardinal up
in the bathroom"
"Oh. please hurry and let the poor
thing outr' Miss Harriet pleaded
when she fully realized the situation.
But Richard for once determined to
put pleasure even before so plain duty
as releasing an innocent prisoner.
NO" he whispered; 81 want the
promise of another prisoner first-a
prisoner for life-for all time-and one
who will never wish to get away.
love you." he pleaded. with all my
strength and with all my soul. Dear
est will you be my prisoner
She checked his extended hands and
asked, with mischievous smile:
"Will-will you lock me up in the
bathroom
"If you need It," he answered auda-
ciously But at other times I'll lock
you in my heart. Darling. will you
Gomez"
Again he came toward her. and this
time he would not be denied.
"Yes." murmured Harriet family.
And Richard the Brazen came into
his own.
THE END.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19
THE EN-
Convention Rates.

On the following occasions tickets
will be sold on the certificate. plan at
Grants Pass for one and one.third
fare for the round trip:
Grand Lodge A. F. and A. NJ, and
Grand Chapter R A Mssons of Oregon,
Portland, June Sth to June 18th.
No stopovers given on above tickets:
For the conventions tickets may be
purchased three days prior to or on the
opening day, and are good to return
any time within two days after meet
ings close. For further information
cali at the depot.
R. K. MONTGOMERY,
Agent
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

and think OF the money they are to
have from dear Michael and that-ah-
Bible company
Richard and Harriet were not yet
alone, for Mr.. Cornelius Van der Awe
still sat in huge rocking chair. the
picture OF woe and misery.
DO you know" he murmured, apro-
pos OF nothing In particular, every
body In the world seems happy-e1.
cept poor mel"
"Cornelius" called a shrill voice,
and, looking up, all three spied a flush
ed face and disheveIed head that were
poking over the hanisters. Cornelius,
you make me tired. Go out on the
lawn and wait until fix my hair |
never saw such q miserable, detected,
silly boy! | declare. I'm almost sorry
that I'm not engaged to Mr. Williams
instead OF you"
The head disappeared. the melan-
choly lover departed. with a dazed and
gloomy air, and Harriet and Richard
were alone at last. For a moment nei-
their spoke; then he took her unresist-
ing hand
Harriet" he whispered. and now
his voice for the first time trembled-
Harriet, do you understand why |
stopped TO this deception? tried to
tell you over and over again. but fear
ed TO lose you in the telling. would
gladly have faced death thousand
times rather than deceive you. and
yet-for you did It. Did you know
did you dream that was an Ameri-
rany'
Harriet laughed.
Il guessed you were not an English
man by the dreadful time you had
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19
SUMMONS.


In the Circuit Court of the State of
Oregon for Josephine County.
Edith Baumasn
VS.. }Suit for Divorce
August Baumann,
Defendant.
To August Baumann, the defendant
above named:
In the name Of the State Of Oregon,
you are hereby summoned TO appear
and answer the complaint filed sgsins!
you in the above entitled Court and
Cause on or before six weeks from the
date Of the first publication OF TINS
summons, which first date OF puoI-
cation is Friday, June 12, 1908 and
the last day Of publication OF SAID
summons, and the last day for your
appearance as foresaid is Friday, July
"a, 1908, and you are hereby notified,
that II you fail so appear and answer
the com mplaint within the time afore-
said, the plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief prayed for IN her
complaint, to.wit: for a decree dis
solving the bonds of matrimony now
existing between the plsintif ana
defendant, and for such other ans
further relief as to the court may
seem equitable. This summons Is
published by order Of Hon. Stephen
Jewell, Judge of the County Court OF
Josephine County, State of Oregon,
made June IL, 1908, ordering. tne
publication Of this summons for
period Of six successive weeks.
OLIVER S. BROWN
Attorney for the plsintin'
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19
CHAPTER XIV.

as the library door closed MS.
~ Renwyck and Miss Schermerly
"a rose to take their leave, the
mother with a happy smile at
Harriet, the spinster with a long. re-
proachful frown.
Dear mev the matron whispered to
her friend. $50 Harriet isn't going to
be a nobleman's wife. after all. How
very disappointing"
zone OF natures noblemen, dear
Julia" said Miss Schermerly. with a
complete reversal Of opinion. II al
ways thought him most distinguished.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

Dewitt's Little Early RiseIs, the
famous little liver pills. Sold BY
Model Drug Store. As l|
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-06-19

In the Circuit Court of the State Q
Oregon for Josephine County.
Edith Baumasp
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ed
Souuta0S: Gorrclponocnt

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y9oS spic5rne cincs Trinpn," Sin scmiolcr sdrWinSler Srif,"
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Settings" y@cgcn Euoosro," Ser Smnocnmnnn," uS@cn'
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HnS &ohcn6intt.

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cpodcmodcn0cn %uiti0iii0brt oc2
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bcouucrIidc 3crit6run1 icinea quit.
idliifcs.
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filbltrca 28Cttcr 3t crmortcrL "a
norowcitIitc mo uorolihc lGinoc
u~prnu9lciOAt iino.
Gle itiinolide I%cmpcratm mar &c
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&n Den nll0erCu Wlr1oC2 Wcttcrs
@cob0d)tumpS StotionCn murOcn sic
IolAenOen b0d)itcn (cnlpcroturcn pcr
5cidlnct: Gnitport GS, Nortlauo a.
Noitou -, Ilbnnp -. 9tep Nort &c,
Fbiln0clpbia 50, Ntlnntic Gitu rs.
Cape Man rs, @nibingtu Sc, Aor
iolf Sc, Nattcrns 81, GbNrlbttc Sc,
N%IlnllnRton IS, Gborlciton %, Ga.
ponnob Of, %adiouuiuc 80, <pittr
IS, Sen Ncit 80, NtIanto 90, Mont,
Qonnerp %, Nen OrlCnta 80. @aIuc.
itou 80, Corpus Ghriiti ST. Mcmpbi2
SO, Cincinnati ST. Nitt3bura rs.
SamcNo -. Buffalo ~ GIcorlanO
20, lctroit 76. Nlpcna -, Dfnr'
Qrcttc Ga @rccn Ban y, Gbico0o
rs, GuIutb IS, St. Taul y, Ct.
2ouia n, A0nioa Sim -. Cnloha
76, Nuron so, &iamlrd Sc. @iui.
lton 81. Snprc 80, NClcna 90, Sult
2nfe 90, Ieltucr 10, )torth Ylattc
50, Iooge Gin II, Nmlriuo IS.
SOS AnneIeS rs.
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@nltimOrcr, mrldc ole Sommcr.
Monntc n~nfcrGalG scr Stnot ucrbrin'
ncu, f6nucn Ocn Correspondent" mad
ir9Cno elmer NorCIiC in Den &crcInig-
ten StuatCu, Gnrppn, Wcrifu anb
GnnnSn 5u0cidDift crboltcu. Die
Norcic mag 10 oft ais gciuiinidJt ac'
GnOcrt ner0Cn.
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No1c6ulL - Die ,Sriole8" It.
Der GIub non Eoronto morcn bic cins
5lacn Clubs ser 6itlihen 2igo, Die
0cltCrn 'picltcn. Is murbcn bier III
Baltimore 5luci Spiele acipielt uuh
ole Orioles" Qc>uonneu bei0c. 8oS
critic Sptcl muroc nad Der fiinitcn
v&nnina" 6urdI Sen Hcgcn untcrbro-
d,crt, Die Score" mar 4 5u 1 81 @ltn.
item Der Orioles" Gas SneitcS Spiel
Gerpanmcn Oic Orioles" nit elmer
Score" pom 4 ST. 3. Die vSriolcS"
limo jest nit 577 Yunftcn, MIR bier
Ennttc biltcr ocm Club BON Tropi-
0ence, }urijd. Die Sorontoner ipie.
len belltc micocr 5lpci Spiele in @ol'
tImorc, mQbruno bic Tropibcnccr olti
bcimiidcr Groc Ole @uiiolo'cr ais
@e0ncr 5obrn, ocrcn EunftcjubI 52t
hctrGut.
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SCbbcI'S cin,incs Wtclier.

&ir Gabcn unr Gin gtelicr in galti.
more, nnb bns bciiuSct iidJ in brr
STAGE 5t rbcmrr GrSc, Nr. .321, Nuro'
Gan, nnbc &iabsStr. GinScr-Ebu.
tu~arnpbicn cine Spc5ialitGt. - Seine
Nacntcn nnS feline rcppen III itcigra.
5. ScbGcl. 6. Grui, @eidaitsiibrcr,
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StGrfnma nnb @cinnbhcit

iinoct man in eincm 8laie 9icr olls
Sreo. 9alternifmiot's %namerican
9rmlerei." Plus bcitem Sopicn nn0
Mol3 gebraut, aiiimilirt iid lcidt nit
Der Habrung nno lit Dem iduGhItcn
Wagen 5litrGglih. grouerei t1O4-
1923 Siaen- Ctr. Gel. 6. & y. ct.
saul 364 WO. GourtIano 1491.
(221) m
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Gdiffsfartcn

Don mo mad europa iiber Baltimore
ODER Ncn.Dorf, aaiiite ooer 3miihen'
bed. @ed)icI, auSlan0iidcS 8eIS,
Greoitbriefe limo 8eloien0ungcn.
Sheo. s. Sicner &c &c.,
Nr. I'll, Eit.Saltimurc.S traRe.
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217 Sit.Saltimurc. StraRe.
Thcu. 8. Sicncr &. 81.

Oenti6es inns anberes auslanoi.
fhes @elo gefauit unb %perfanft.
@eIoIenoungen beiorgt nod Sentidj'
Iono SeItreidl HuBlanO II. +. NJ.
@cdicl alisgeiteIt auf ausldnoiide
@anfen. greoitbrieie uno 1rapelers
CHEQUES.