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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

A considerable number of Indians
from Elton, were among the dele
gates who attended the Congrega-
tionsl association here last week.
They are quite enthusiastic in their
religion, and revere their preacher,
Rev. Paul Leeds, only second
to their religion.
Miss Evins, having been solicited
to do so, has consented to teach a
night class in French. The class
will meet three nights in every
week and will be limited in num-
Der to ten. If you wish to become
a member, drop Miss Evins a card.
Terms, $3.50 a month
State Superintendent of Public
instruction, Harris, was in
this city Saturday, looking after
the condition of the schools here.
Mr.. Harris is taking an active
interest in the schools of the state,
endeavoring to visit as near as DOS
sible, all the schools of Importance
in the state.
]. W. Fowler, prominent in the
business circles of Roanoke, came
over Friday to attend the bazaar
given by the Presbyterian ladies.
Mr.. Fowler reports that thieves
broke into his store Friday night,
and breaking open the cash register
got away with some seven or
eight dollars in change.
DR.. and Mrs. A. N. Coleman, of
New Albany, Indiana, who have
been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jas. Heisted, of this vicinity, for
the past week, started on their re-
turn trip Tuesday. The Doctor
says he has had a very pleasant
trip here and enjoyed sthe hunting
and fishing very much.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrand Head,
who have been spending several
weeks here the guests of Mr.. Heads
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Head,
started Thursday for Philadelphia
where they are ingaged in evangel-
istic work, Their many friends
have enjoyed their visit here very
much.
Sunday afternoon Immediately
after No. 5 passes through Welsh
Rev. ]. B. Ganzales will address
MEN ONLY, on the plot Of grass
near the Depot. Rev. c. c. Mccoy
will conduct the music. Should
the weather prove unfavorable the
meeting will be held in the Con-
gregational church. This will be a
profitable service, and all men are
cordially invited to be present.
For SALE:-My farm, located
one and one-half miles southwest
of Roanoke, consisting of 80 acres
of frst-class rice land, seven room
house, barn for IL horses, other
outbuildings, good young orchard
beginning to bear, good irrigation
we'll; also access to canal. A bar.
gain if sold soon.
l. H. Smith,
% If Roanoke, La.
Mrs. S. A. Covey received the
sad intelligence last Friday morn,
ing of the death of her father,
Israel Lee, at Stroud, Oklahoma
She started Friday afternoon fol-
Enid, Oklahoma, where the funeral
was held Sunday afternoon. The
death of Mr.. Lee came as a sudden
blow to his friends and relatives
as he was in apparent good health
but a few days ago, when Mrs
Covey was in Oklahoma.
Paul Billion left Monday for the
eastern part of the state where he
has accepted an excellent position
as manager of the drug department
of large mercantile firm. His
family left Sunday. Mr. Billion has
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
nASS ;rlEETING.

A Mass rleeting will
be held Tuesday, Nov. 10,
at 3 D. rrl., in the town
hall to discuss the propo-
sition of transferring the
school property of the
Town of Welsh, to the
Parish of Calcasieu, i'm Or
der to have an accredited
high school. l ask all
taxpayers to be present
at this meeting and dis
cuss this proposition.
G.. E. Carr,
Mayor.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

lAe time to SOW oats.
Rust Proof Seed
u Jones Bros.
sIaon was a business visit
lIass Wednesday.
stovepipe for the least
ttie Welsh Tin Shop.
olason was a business
Innings Tuesday.
'Sseat0n OF Lake CnarleS,
Day visitor in Welsh.
Ms 5. W. Day were
iiss visitors Saturday.
as Of Iowa, was a bust
a " this city Tuesday.
@burney was a business
\ franklin Wednesday.
a Carruth went to Lake
Y No, 5 Tuesday sevening.
s.ioouA WenG 10 the
% business Wednesday
Fllerd was a business
lake Charles Thursday.
WEIGH was transact
q Lake Charles Satur-
efget the Big Piano
we Southern Mercantile
s'la arrived in Welsh
! lev days visit with
s0n 70 call and see our
sloves and Heaters
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
Red Rust Proof Sees
Oats at Jones Bros

oats at Jones Bros.
Deputy T. B. Compton of Roam
oke, was a business visitor here
Tuesday.
Don't forget the Big Piano
Contest at the Southern Mercantile
Co., Ltd.
Mr., and Mrs. B. L. Roberts were
guests OF friends in Lake Charles
Friday.
For Sale-A nine-room house on
two lots, we'll fenced. Apply to
LYDIA PETERSEN.
Mrs, W. T. McAffrey went to
Sulphur Wednesday for visit with
relatives.
Don't forget the Big Piano
Contest at the Southern Mercantile
Co., Ltd.
Mr.. Walter Baker and Prof. Hes
ter, of Iowa, attended the bazaar
Friday night.
Mound City Paint can do that
new job so you will be proud of
it at Morse Hardware Co.
L. E. Robinson was an early
passenger to Lake Charles Satur-
day morning.
Next Tuesday seats for lecture
course will be reserved at David
sons at 3 p. m.
P. ]. and P. P. Unkel were trans
acting business in Jennings between
trains Tuesday.
Big Line of Ladies Hats and
Millienry Supplies at the Southern
Mercantile Co., Ltd.
John Robinson of the Eagle
plant, was transacting business in
Jennings Tuesday.
Mound City Paint can do that
new job so you will be proud of it
at Morse Hardware Co.
J. NJ. Booze of Roanoke, was
among the business visitors in this
city Wednesday.
Seats Preserved for the lecture
course, Tuesday, Nov. 10, at 3p. m,
at Davidson's.
Big Line of Ladies' Hats and
Millinery Supplies at the Southern
Mercantile Co., Ltd.
C. P. Martin, of the firm of Mar
tin Bros. & Co., was over from
Lake Charles Friday.
We want you to call and see our
line of Jewel Stoves and Heaters
at Morse Hardware Co.
w. T. McAffrey returned Friday
from Hot Springs, where he had
been for several weeks.
Big Line of Ladies Hats and
Millinery Supplies at the Southern
Mercantile Co., Ltd.
Miss Hathaway received the sad
intelligence Friday, Of the sudden
death of her favorite nephew.
Prof. Wampler was a weeks end
| visitor in Lake Charles, where ne
has a sister, Miss Ossie Wampler.
| Just arrived: some pretty
patterns of Linoleums at
the Welsh Furniture Store.
| Brant Seaman, one of the pros
porous planters Of Rice, was trans
acting business in Welsh Thursday
Oysters each Wednesday and
Friday, and Fish each Friday at
the Southern Mercantile Cos Ltd
Coming soon! ellis Uncle john,
A rollicking comedy in 8 acts.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06

nome Saturday, after spending a
few DAYS visiting friends in Lake
Charles.
just arrived: some pretty
patterns of Lilnoleums at
the W elsh Furniture Store.
Six SIC and 81 entertainments
for 81, by getting ticket for the
lecture course. On sale at Journal
Book Store.
Six splendid entertainments in
the lecture course this year for on
ly 81. Tickets on sale at Journal
Book Store.
Milo Spaulding, one of the pion-
ser planters of the Iowa neighbour
hood, was transacting business in
Welsh Saturday.
A. c. Slgure, one Of the promi-
nent cattle men of Crowley was in
Welsh Tuesday trying to buy a
bunch of cattle.
For RENT:-One Large seven
room house, in west part of Welsh.
Write A. c. Shipman, Jennings,
La, Tor particulars. 23tf
Dulva Benoit came over from
Millerville Tuesday evening for a
short visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs Clopha Benoit.
Rev, and Mrs. Paul Leeds of
Kinder, were guests of friends here
the latter part of last week, while
attending the Congregational asso.
citation.
Mrs. Williams of Crowley came
over Friday for few days visit
with her daughter, Miss Cecile
Williams, the popular teacher of
the second grade.
Parties holding lecture course
tickets will get their seats reserved
for the first halt Of the course, at
Davidson's, Tuesday, November
10, at 3 p. m.
Samuel Cashier, who has charge
of the Gerson and Cashier store at
Jennings was over on business
Tuesday evening returning On No
6 Wednesday.
Eloi Hebert, one of the prosper.
Gus planters of this place, was a
business visitor in Lake Charles
Saturday, and attended the stock.
mems meeting while there.
VIM. lEpler, the surveyor, has
written a friend that he expects to
be in Welsh by the 10th of Novem.
Der and will be ready to do survey.
ing for any parties wishing the
same.
Guilty Bros, the we'll known
veterinarians of Lake Charles, will
be in Welsh every Saturday. Any.
one having stock needing attention
may consult them at Dauteps Barn
Examination free.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Head oil
Philadelphia, who are visiting Mr.
Heald's parents, Mr.. and Mrs H
E. Head, of this place, were guests
of friends in Lake Charles Thurs
day night and Friday morning.
Mrs. A. B. Welch left Thursday
evening for Chicago, where she will
spend a short time visiting friends
and relatives, after which she ex.
poets to return accompanied by hel
daughter Miss Ethel, who has been
in the north for nearly a year.
Chas. E. Carr returned Saturday
night from Excelsior Springs anc
Kansas City, where he had beer
for several weeks past, taking treat
ment. He is somewhat improved
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1908-11-06
Have You Seen My Calves?
BEN H. FOSTER, Manager

Three of them strayed from the
Spurgin place, north of the Gulf Mill.
some time within the past month.
One light Jersey heifer, one light
red roam heifer, one red roam heifer,
one red and white spotted steer. each
about eight months old, branded
" on left hip. Informa-
~ ton as to the wherea-
bouts CT same will be
~ daily appreciated.
D. r. READ,
Journal Book Store.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
Pr PREPARING REGATTA.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, July A.
Most OF the oarsmen who compete in
the national regatta on the Connecti-
cut River course there. August 14th and
18th, will have during regatta week
their first opportunity OF viewing
Spring fields million dollar race
course" For that amount is to be
expended on the regatta course alone
In connection with the big river front
project that the Springfield committee
in charge OF the regatta finds basis
for It's belief that the course will be
within a ewiAyears the scene OF the
annual Yale Harvard 4 race. ss
William j. Guilty. a. veteran OF the
Springfield Boat Club, is in charge OF
course arrangements for the national
regatta. The starting and finishing
points of the races, which include a
turn. are near the boathouse OF the
Spring feld Boat Club. mem bers OF
which procured the regatta tor Spring.
field this season. This boathouse Is
1 the row wing home OF Champion Harry
s. Bennett and OF Alexander Warnock,
INTERIM diate champ ion.
Warnock andae Bennett are In fine
trim, and their townsmen look to them
y to add to their laurels in the national
regatta. They went to Philadelphia
thisaWeek to compete In the doubles Of
the Peoples rega tia to day. and q on
their return will bend their energies
toward the national even ss It is Tow
understood that Frank Greer will again
contest with Bennett for the cham
Z pionship sin giles. and that f he will
train under theEYeteran.J Jim Ten Eyck
. on Lake Quinsigamond, in$SWorcester
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,PRLSCILLIAN WINS
COMMONWEALTH HS7AFLE
Many Falls and Serious Accidents Mark Day at Sleeps
head-Stable Boy Puts UP Great Performance
inSelling Race Question Mark Rornps s-s.
Home in the Parole
Home in the Parole.

tOnsthe far turn Sweet began to- move
gradually with Brother Jonathan. so
that he took command at the head OF
f !hs st Peaih.r The boy drew clever
beating Beaucler. II to s, by three
parts OF q length In the excellent time
OF 2:34 92-5. Crack Shot was six lengths
back Miss Crawford. to 4. could
not raise gallop.
In Walk.
For a furlong after the start the
horses in the Parole Handicap at a
NIL, mile and an sixteenth, ran head and
ton Mark, q to 10, drew away and led
Tor the rest OF the journey to win IN a
romp by three leng this. H Whitney's
Doelirium, to o. after sprawling In
the mud, ran second. two lengths In
front ron aof George 6. Hall. 8 ITO y b who
beat zenap by less than length for
third money. The time was. 1:4s 3-6.
Four OF the nine choices were success
full. !.
Summary.
(, Firs face--the Volunteer High
weight Handicap. for three year -oid.
a and up. s sis and 4 half iurlongs, mar
Rosimiro e to l. place. second, saraci:
negca "a 20 5. SNOWY third Time, i az
Z, 90 se &c n rnceLthes Independ ence stee,
Pure q to y first Economy (even
place. second. Altar q to s, show,
third Time, 5:11. I, ~ 3'.t
Third race-the Spring, for two-year.
olds. six Surlongs. fniurity course
Statesman g to ~ frs t., Torbellino Il
to s.. place. second, Footpad II to S
SNOWY third. Time. 1:16z-5
Fourth race-tle Commonwealth
Handicap. for three-year-oldsS and up
$4,000 added. one mile and a quar-.
ter-Priscllllan Is to 50 first, Fireston.
e TO place) second. Royal Touris
g 70. 2. show) third. Time. 2:06 3-5
Fifth -ace--the Firenzi for three.
year Odds and up. selling mile and {
nall. turf course-Brother Jonattan,5( q
to 81 first. Beauclere "a TO Is, place
second. Crackshot e to i, show third
Time. 2:34 2.5. "a = n :
Sixth rnce-the Parole Handicap. 70,
three-year-olds and up. mile and six
rehabilitation Mark q to 10Y first
Delirium (even. place) second. Georg,
g. Hall teyen. show third. Time
IL - 3 n liI - S
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Hem, CT. ...s5S Ill q Il q X n.
s'rydema n, RI. E. d q ,O O. s0
Stafford, 1b. .....9... q i q 20 Id
Fisher, SIS. ~. 800. 5 O. o. ~ Il ID.
Reinhart, 3b. ....E....t5 o. o "a 3s
Ryan. G. ....f.... / 20 1 81 s. o. N o.
Walker, y. $3.50. A % o. o % 10
Totals .....s..'.s....3s 8 II IN III II
Batted for Chenault. 81 ~
s,cor n NJ
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NEW YORK. July August Bel
monts sundefeatcd Priscillian. by Hast
ings- ST. Priscilla. was victorious In the
rich Commonwealth handicap, one mile
and quarter, run at the Sheepshead
Bay race track to-day. He was a
strong favorite at IS to g. Miller had
the mount. and when the barrier went
however. kept him under restraint.
while H p. Whitneys Royal Tourist,
an added starter. made the running
to the beginning OF the far turn Then
Priscilllan rushed to the front with a
world OF speed. and breezed the rest
OF the way, winning on . gallop by
two and a half lengths, in 2:0s 3-b--
remarkably fast time for muddy
track. T. II. Williams Firestone.
coupled with Montgomery at 8 to 1.
was always "a contender. and. closing
with a game rush in the home stretch.
he took the place from Royal fourlst.
az to /. BIZ three lengths. Master Rob-
ert. 2 to 4. lost so much time in the
early stages Of the race that he could
not get up to secure any part OF the
money.
Mnny Tumbles.
The Independence steeplechase. at
about two and half miles. was chock
.
California King, to 5.swas the first
TO fall. He took header at the Live
Root. and rolled over on his rider. Nc
Kinney, who was not seriously injured.
Going up the back stretch for the last
time, p. y. Rainey's st Kelvin, 8 to /.
who was in front by several lengths,
and the Bonnie Brook Stables Altar.
coupled with Simon Pure. at 2. fell at
tho same obstacle. st. Kelvin was
Instantly killed. but,neither Jockey was
injured. This r1ishap enabled Simon
Pure to go on and win In a gallop by
four lengths. with ]. w. Colts Econ
omy. good starter coupled with
Thistledale. at s to 2. In the place.
Alfar's saddle and finished In third
place AT the last jump Thistledale
took header. He turned a complete
tomersauit and crushed Jockey E.
Huppe beneath him. Huppe. uncon-
;scious. was carried on stretcher t
the paddock. where he recovered his
senses in half an hour. He had bad
cut over the left ear. The time OF the
race was Sill.
Spring Stakes.
Frank E. GARDENERS Statesman. 3 tc
i, maiden. showed the way in the
spring stakes for two-year- olds. SIN
&ScuiSSt dh'A
a hard drive by neck from A. 3.
Spreckels'E Tobelltno. 5 to !. from
whom he received eleven pounds. To-
hellino was weakly handled With
James r. Keen's Foot Pat, by eight
lengths Foot Pad got Oft poorly and
was also bothered by tho going. The
time was 1:16 2-5.
Sir Linnevood Wins.
j. e. Wideren's Sir Linnewood. 4 to
1. made practically all the running IL
the Volunteer Heavyweight Handicar
at 61-2 furlongs, main track. winning
in gallop by four lengths in 1:22,
It was sharp drive for the place.
Rosimiroea. 5to I. beating Sarcinesca
4 to I. by a head. Live Wire.a4 to !.
who, with Golden Pearl, Shadowlance
and Hartford Boy. was practically left
at the post. ran a good race and was
a length out OF the money.
Clever Apprentice.
"A mastery ride by Sweet. an ap-
prentice. enabled Brother jonathan. 5
to 5. to win the Firesidc selling race
at mile and half on the turf.
Sweet took hold OF his mount In the
run up the back stretch, and allowed
Crack Shot, 10 to I, to set the pace.
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VIRGINIA G STATE LEA 6 UE.
Results Ycsterdny.

a Morning game Richmond, 8; Dam
Afternoon game-Danville. 81 Rich
.r1ond, 2. sa
Morning gameRoanoke, 8; Lynch
burg, b. eleven innings
Afternoon game Roanoke. 6;Lynch-
burg. 2. ts &
Morning game Portsmouth. s; Nor
folk, Is. 81. Il u, q !.
Afternoon game Norfolk. q; Ports
mouth. o..
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TO o Os00 o O--.3
100 q o o o 03
HIT, Henron,.
Stolen base
on balls-o6
Hit by pitched
by GhetlaultIi
NballS--Messitt.s
Time OF game
Artendance.st
2 2 = 1 . "a - ~ = &
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-07-05
GETS
THE FINAL GAME
,tspec.aI to The r1mes-pi.pa,ch.

PETERSBURG. VA, July 4.-Peters-
burg won the last OF the series from
Riverside before an Immense crowd
this evening. The game6was an error
less one until the seventh@inning. when
c. Walker. who was pitching for Riv-
!erside. hit Ellyson. the batter. and fol-
lowed 1t up by a wild pitch. Ellyson
going to second. Ford sacrificed Ely
son to third. and Heath scored him by
a clean hit to centre field.
Fitzpatrick pitched a great game for
.Pete1sburg. only allowing Riverside
His support was almost perfect. only
one error being made. which was not
costly. These games have been the
most interesting and exciting that have
taken place I'm this city since 1898,
when Petersburg won the pennant In
the Virginia State League. and the
whole city is baseball mad. The score:
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Rich mo t,,d,
DIanIl,Y,Ille,


Players. Alb. ri II. .. SlA.S b.
POWELL f.l... i. x. /. Il. al
Doyle, 2b. ....s.-. % t&o
Hem, CT ~, y. $3.50. % y g ~
Tyd eman. ri a q q; d Q N
STAFFORD, lbs. ....s... 33ss 9ss Gill q
Fisher SIS. ~. ......!. 4 q 9 b. = Sss %
Reinhart. Sb....,..;. l " q h. Il 22sS y
Ryan. .. =. Il. 4. h. vs.. q o. 8 III o.
Walsh, y IN Y Y N 4 W 0s
rs - - 49, - ~
Totals .,.,.;. i. !. /, 4 ga.2a g ~
Score hy innings; 383s
Richmond ,.., .s.3..,Q q 90 033 = q q sT---a
Danville 81. 4 \. !. va o o
as Summary: Two SO hits ~ iron,
Three base hits-R slnhart. stolen
ba sieber. Ison, pouh les pla vs.
3sandherr to n ESan M lar. ri lnha st
Fisher to Stafford Base On bal MI
3Revelle. q &; Walsh. q. Hi by pitch
balls slebsr, Ryan, sstrurl out
5Rsyalle, 8 Walsh. $. trne ~ & Sayae.
isl;b6. Umpire. Ryron, AttandanSs.Bl
1900,
n sTi tnasln out, Ii Il NY bas seA bail. sel-
iron q 4 ta,y0 q 49, . III
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tRichmOnd ..... 1900. Z
DAnville ........ 20
Summary. Two base
Messitt, Tydeman ~.
2kanzler, Hem. Bases
Chenault. q; Walker, Q. 4
balls--Lipe. Struck out
S 'by Walker, 4. Passed
Wild pitches-Chenault.
BIO Umplre-Byron.
II 900.
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stan Z 81 the Clubs.
Gnmcs Tomorrow.
Richmond at Roam oke. @
Lynchburg ataNorfolk.
Portsmouth ut lDanville.

As the result of the four games be-
tween Richmond and Danville, both
teams stand exactly where they started
from. each taking two. So the spirits
of the fans OF both cities are camping
on the neutral ground between joy and
disappointment, because each side was
confident OF getting the better end
OF 1t, and yet each side is glad that
their heroes didn't get the worst OF It.
d go score, while the Red Sox took
the afternoon fight s to q
About - 900 persons witnessed the
| two games. Eleven housand We're
present at he round pa, record at
tendance for q baseball game In this
city. The great gatherin packed and
jammed 4 the grandstandS and bleachers
| In sardineg fashion, and the entire out1
field was surrounded by people. sitting
|on4 the grass. The local fans made a
tremendous din with bells, gongs and.
vocalisms, but most of5the noise toward
the end was confined to the Danville
rooters. who will doubtless not be able
+ to speak above whisper for the next
week
Chenault Is Wild.
chenaults unsteadiness and infield
errors lost the afternoon game for the
lLawmakers., Our new pitcher allowed
| the same number OF hits as Walker.
and tanned nine men; but he was as
wild as a March hare.
IN the first frame 7tieffrons flew out
\ to left, but Lipe was hit, by "a pitched
ball, and went to second on HANDLERS
SAT es bunt, and to third on Sleber's
single to right. Sandherrs famed, but
when 4Titman swatted the ball through
short, Lipe scored sieber, was forced
out at third on grounder off 1son'si
bat. IS,
in the second with q, hit through the
pitchers box. Chenaultf flew out to
aReinhart, but Hebron walloped a buzz
ling liner to right field forGtwo bags.
sending Messitt to third. The latter
scored when Kanzler reached first on!
a felder,s choice. ~ sas 81
Danyille scores.
&. In, this same inning Stafford drew
four balls and wen Z to II irdS on "a wild
pitch: e. score aon. g passed bal:
base hit in Il 8 g fourth, things went
quietly until the fths Inning. when
Powelleswent all the way to third on.
Chenault's wild heave first. Doyle;
died at first son i a pref throw by
Lpe, but as Hem reached first on a
fielder's CHI dice. Chenault threw to Mes
sitt.. who dropped the ball. and Powell.
tailed. Tydenla MS, clean two base hit
ter scoring on AFFORD s caught fly
In right field.
After this. Dnnville threatened to
score time after time but failed
while not Richmond player reached
second. The score: s
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Fight in Detail.

Round he men shook hands. and
after feinting with the left, Cans sent
In three smashes toSthe4 face and ear.
At close quarters Nelson nut a short
right to the body and Cans landed
right and left to the face N elson gre-
3taliated with a left to the nose. frush-
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b 4. I |. I /. AK E TAKES TWO.

sS.E The Elks fell before the Battle Axe
team esterday m orning on the sIn,-
ball up ITO The eighth, TheNgame was
s1eatureles errors Astounding. IN the
5Afternoonfat Byrd Park the strong Out-
law team lost5to Battle Axe in a fast
exhibition. Three baggers by Angus
tine and j. Boehling and itwo-baggers
Z by r. MI Her and u. Miller decided the
ball, althoug h somewhat wild,
aa Frs game score e; r. HE.
Battle Axe 4, . ~. "a 90 o oSS.'7 q
Batteries: Murph and Mescoe Crovo,
Strain and Boehling, @ Xxi s fs
R Ratt1s ; 80 1919 g $50
Bat erles: ONeil and w, Winters;
Strain and f.. Boehling. 81 gs Y
Eagles Take Double-He ader.
The Eagles picked TIL heads OF, tho
l Greenwood hogs, We starday8to the tune
OIL q to o. In the firsts ga me- and won
the {second Il a to s6. The eaturess were
the pitching sof ThorpE In the first game
and the batting OF he gHag les IN bot y
First gam
~ Score by lnnin gs: I, r. 3. p ..
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Arizona republican., 1908-10-17

FOR RENT-Portable cottages furn- ished for light housekeeping. Good location near car line. Inquire 1901 F.. Van Buren or phone black 95S2.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-17

AUCTION SATURDAY-At Hammond Auction House, 9 South lst ave. at 1:30 D. m, a general line of house furnishings, bicycles, guns, fresh ter scy COW, horses, buggy, single harm ess, wagon, e.c., send in all you wish sold, remember We guarantee high est cash prices. Tel. red S533. Ham mond AuctiOneer.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-17

FOR RENT-Three furnished house. keeping rooms, S15 a month, near car line, BIO N. 7th ave.