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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-08-21
sloouRNEY.

Sigourney---Dr. Strawbridge was ii
visitor In Webster Friday night.
Frank Yerger went to Oskaloosa on
Friday 10 visit with Buffalo Bill Sat-
urday. He visited at the home OF the
Colonel some years ago and enjoyed
being with him again.
VIM. A. Bell. wife and children spent
Friday with Buffalo Bill at Washing
ton. They are old friends, Leonard be-
Ing named after the Colonel.
Mrs. Nieoli came In from Prairie
City Saturday morning.
Frank De Baurenfeind Is here aft
er q three weeks vacation. He Is work
ing for Burton Wertx.
Miss Abel Page spent Friday In
Washington. She was met there by
Miss Edna, who had been camping at
Columbus Junction with q party.
Sem Williams is visiting here from
Prairie City.
The Parke sisters came in from the
west Saturday morning.
Mrs. Richmond went to Webster
Saturday morning for visit with her
mother.
Roy Strain and Miss Mile strain
were Washington visitors Friday.
Miss Anne Beel Needham spent Sun
day in Washington taking in the chau-
tauqua and visiting at the c. K. Need
ham home.
County Superintendent Mcvicker
was visitor in Washington Friday
hight.
Silas Wife came In Saturday morn
ing from a visit in the north part of
the county
Tom McCarty spent Friday at Wash
ington.
Miss Agnes Reizinger returned Sat
urday morning from a visit with her
brother and sister at Waterloo.
Mrs. Mel Cutler and daughter, were
visiting in IIedrick Saturday
Il. A. Morgan and daughters Of Web
ster were here Saturday.
Clarence Lacey and Doc McNurlen
were here Saturday in the auto and
stayed a short time.
Jas. HeInlsley of near What Cheer
was a caller in town Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Webb went to
Des Moines Saturday night, where
Mrs. Webb will take some treatments
at the hospital. Their daughter lives
at Valley Junction. where they will
visit before returning home.
Max Glass, home from the regular
! army for visit, was in town Satur-
day.
Miss Mildred Quinn is visiting here
with her aunt. Miss Merriam, from hel
duties at nurses school at Iowa City.
Mrs. Bernice Zerki of Ottumwa spent
Sunday here with her GRANDMOTHER
Mrs. Jenkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Brown and
daughters got home from their trip a,
the, Mackinac Islands in Michigan
Saturday. Harry reports that they hat
delightful time there.
Robert Seymour d wife of Chill.
licothe, Mo-. spent s. .idav here will
his parents. He is road master on the
| southern division.
G. V. HUI e, county Sunday schoo
missionary, was here Monday
Mrs. Frank Schlitz was visitor ii
Keota Monday morning.
1 The Arnold girls are visiting in Ke
ota.
Geo. Haffner of Washington spen
Z Sunday here with his mother.
Mrs. Haffner has been i'll at he
home here.
Frank Q. Jackson was a passenge
east Monday morning,
John Nicoli and wife spent Sunda.
here at the parental home, returning t,
i their home near Hedrick Monday.
]. II. Love of Abba came Monday OF
business in connection with his Lead
er store here.
i H. j. Pacsoe and wife have remove
to What Cheer, where they will max
their future home. They are estimabl
young people and Sigourney peopl
are sorry to see them leave.
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WILLIAM SBU3G.

Willialnsburg-Hon. Ed Boland was
in the city Thursday and called at the
home of his daughter Mrs r. Wat
kins.
Rev. d. M. George who has been Wis
iting among friends In Ohio and Penn
sylvania for the past three months,
returned last Saturday.
Adam Wigsiam Of Muscatine togeth-
er with his wife and two children Wis
tied Saturday at the homes of r. w.
Pugh and Mrs. Martha Cole
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Z. Githins and two
daughters are visiting at Mason City
with their daughter Mrs. Fred Albert.
Harvey Edwards left last week for
Cleveland, o., where he will meet
his brother Evie and with him will
visit at Niagara Falls and other points
of interest in New York.
Mrs. Peter Mum and daughter Mary
are in Colfax for q few weeks to try
the effects of the water there in case
of rheumatism which Mrs. Mum is
a sufferer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Holmes, who
have been looking after their interests
/ on their peach farm in that vicinity re-
turned home Saturday.
Msr. Julia Kenny is spending part
of her vacation with her brother James
| in the north part of the county.
| John Nester of Fillmore township
/ was I'm Monday and visited with his
friend James Lang.
| Howell williams Jr., William Will
liams. Lewis D. Jones and wife who
have been visiting during the summer
L In the native home land Wales return
| ed Monday morning they report ar
especially enjoyable and profitable
| trip.
David Williams deputy post master
who has been enjoying his vacation
with relatives and old chums of his
| boyhood days In Pennsylvania ant
! New York. returned Monday
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Z 4 $500 T. **
+ Eddyville, Aug. 20.--(Spec-
!. ial.)-Perhaps the only case in
+ the state, IL not in several
+ states Of one man drawing a
+ claim in both the Occur
I. d'Alene and Flathead land
+ drawings was that of Frank
I. Epperson, vice president of the
! Manning, & Epperson state
I. bank.
4 When he learned last We'd
i nesday that he had drawn No.
l. 1853 in the Occur rAlene
= drawing, he thought himself
4. lucky and had little thought Of
j. winning a claim in the second
j. drawing. But the dispatches
i. Saturday informed him that he
;. had drawn No. 1852. more
4 choice claim, in the Flathead
= reservation.
+ Mr.. Epperson is well known
j. in Ottumwa social and athletic
i circles. In his younger days, be
i fore he had attained the dig
]. nifty of a banking vice presi-
y dency, Mr.. Epperson was one
!. of the bicycle racing sharks
+ and had the distinction of low
1. ering the worlds record for
j. one-third Of q mile on the old
i South Side mile track, although
4 claim for the record was new
4. er made.
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THE J. r. U. REUNION

Hayesville, Aug. 2o.--The second an
nual Jacobs Richardson Utterbacls re
union will be held at the Aunt Salone
Jacobs farm ~ miles east of Hayes
VILE Sunday Aug. 10Th. The following
program will be given:
Concert by Orchestra at IL a. m.
Dinner at noon.
Music at 1880.
Prayer, Pev. G. w. Wilson Of What
Cheer.
Music.
Address Of welcome, NJ. S. Jacobs.
Music.
Address of the day, Rev. G. w. viii
son.
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RUSSELL CHAPEL.

Russell chapel--1ra Copes of Green
Valley, Ill.,, was in this vicinity last
week looking after his land interests.
Floyd Citizens bought the Ross
Whitmer farm last week.
David Cobbler delivered corn to OF
tuInwa Saturday.
Mrs. E. Z. Gilyeart and daughter
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Mr.. SCOTS sister Mrs. Thompson OF

by Mr.. SCOTS sister Mrs. Thompson OF
Washington.
William H. Scott and family of OF
tunwa visited at the home Of his
brother John A. Scott last week.
Mrs. George Condra and daughter
Cordelia returned to their home II
Lincoln. Neb.. Friday.
Frank Bartlett and wife left Tues
day for Oklahoma for visit with
relatives and with view to locating
in the west.
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THE BRoNcHo STEPS IN TEN.
Mare Makes Temperance at Daver.
port, But Still Goes

Lame.
Davenport, Aug. 20.-The Broncho,
EOOA, driven by Charles Dean, made
her temperance here yesterday aft
er retirement Of two years. OWING to
lameness she made an exhibition mile
in 2:10. but Dean was we'll satisfied
with her showing under the conditions.
Walkover, an 8 to shot, won the
first heat in the Pill trot, an event
that went five heats before beine de-
eided. Kenyon W., one of the favor.
ties, winning two heats and first mon
ey.
Nick Mahon withdrew Just The
Thing in the first heat and thereafter
replaced Allen as driver of Baritone,
The race was not finished until dark.
In the 2:1S pace, Ross X. and Bob
Manager locked wheels in scoring for
the fourth heat, the formers driver
being thrown, but not injured. Ross X.
went two miles before he was stopped
and was then withdrawn, with t,lird
money practically cinched.
Sunday Pipes ruled a strong favor
lite, but could not stand the pace of
Ora Jackson after the first heat.
Citation sold favorite in the pools
for the free-for-all pace and, though
McM anon drove hard, Bland S. main
tanned steady pace and led to the
wire in three straight heats.
Grandpa Chandler won first money
for the first time during the meeting,
with Bertha c. in the 3-year-old.trot.
Barnes, the driver Of Clara Lale in this
event is 81 years old and has been
driving so years.
The meeting closed today.
Free-for-all pace; purse $500.
Bland S, b g (Rash) .........1 ]
Citation. b m (McMahon) 80
Tony Swift, blk & DEAN ......3 3 4
VIII Mayburn, b (Spencer) ...4 4 3
Time, 2:06A, 2:o6, 2:o6A.
2:13 pace; purse $500.
Ora Jackson, m (McMahon) 1 1 /
Sunday Pipes b G (Rash) .....1 Q 8 4
Black Douglas, blk (Brown) S 5 Q 2
Bob Manager, 6 e (Spencer) "A Al
Crit Audubon, blk s tDean) ...6 6 G s
Ross K, b s (Francis) 500 5 d1
| Time, 2:o8a, 2:0sA, 2:0sA, 2:11k
Eli trot; purse $500.
Kenyon w, blk s. (Kenyon) 6 112
Todd Mack, S (Saunders) 81 311
Walkover, b s (Taylor) .....1 345
| Meuiuiii LINE, DIX lG'een)
Miss Prophet, BIN (Jonnson) 6 z a;
The Baritone, oh s (Allen) Z Z G dr.
Bay Seth, b S (HalD $500 6 dl
Time, 2:12A, 2:14A e:11A, 2:12A
|G.14.
Ttree-year-old rrst, purse $500.
Bertha G, br m (ChandIer) ..1
High Admiral, blk S DEAN ...,..a
/ Cupbearer, {Green) \. .....3
Clara Lale, oh m (Barnes)
Delma e, b m (Johnson) ........5
Frances j. Hall, br m (Jefferson) &c
Philip McKerron, br (Young) ~
/ Time, 2:20A, 2:161a.
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OKLAHOMA FARM FOR SALE
Bargain If taken at once. 100 acres,
120 acres now in cultivation. 40 acres
of meadow, all fine smooth land, no
brakes, dark sandy loan land, with
deep red clay subsoil, miles from
NARROW, s miles from county seat
IA miles from Lawton, rural route,
telephone ordinary improvements
rents $500 per year, cash rent OF
$500 goes with place. Price $500.
Write at once. NARROW Real Estate
Co.. NARROW, Okla.
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For Real Estate
w. LoWENBERG g. SON.
Over Bremnorst's Grocery, Corner d
Court and 2nd Streets.

We like to show you what we have
for sale.
We can show you most any sizs
farm in Wapello county you wan;
worth the money, too. We have nict
list Of city property for sale. You will
make no mistake when you buy
through us. We have for rent house
close in on Wapello street. II yor
want to go to Arkansas you can dc
we'll to see US.
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HAYEsvlLLE.

Hayesville.--This town was visited
by quite a heavy wind and rain storm
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Elliott Utterback left last
week to visit different points in Colo
RADIO.
A number of ladies gathered at the
home of Mrs. Eugene Robertson for q
birthday surprise .arty Tuesday after
noon. Those present were Mesdames
Stevenson, Utterback, Crabb, Ray. +
Jacobs. Luellen, A. Jacobs, Hardesty
and Stern, and Misses Alma Jacob
and Marie Tillmanns.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. T.. Bryant,
August IL, a laughter.
Mrs Lizzie Ray spent Wednesday
with Mrs. I. Stevenson.
! No matter how long you have suf-
lfered, Foley's Kidney Remedy will helr
lyou. Mrs. S. J.. Bowen. Of Wayne. W.
IVA. writes: II was a slfferer from
kidney disease so that at times I could
mot get out OF bed and when did J
4 could not stand straight. took Foley's
| Kidney Remedy. One dollar bottle and
part of the second cured me entirely
lit will cure you. Clarks Drug Storsi
lSwenson's Drug Store.
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Address, Raymond Richardson.
Address, Judge Willcockson.
Music.
Five minute speeches from old set
tiers.
1scnnart hu ornhastra-
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To Men and Women of Iowa

owaS a
in
of this exposition will fifteen
the other things million dollars worth
live stock will be paraded for benefit
What areyo going to s The
shall 1t
wher
ldren Rene
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New York Poultry Markets.

New York, Aug. 2O.-Poultry. alive,
market quiet.
Chickens-17@19c.
Fowls-16@1SAc.
Turkeys-14c
Dressed-Market firm.
Broilers-14@20c.
Fowls-1512 @17c.
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T0DAY'S MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE
MARKET.

The following market is furnished by I.
Furrnan, grain and stock broker
Rooms and 8. Chiffon block. New
phone 1134.
m A
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RETAIL PRICES.
E,e,,r and Feed.

Ssraham -four, per -k ...''' ,5s
Corn chops, per cWt .......''' 1ss
Shorts, per cwt. ..........' 1SS
pran. per cwt. -. - on
Far Corn per cwt. $500. OK
' Sss'' g corn erE per eu'hs' sooss
Straw, per cwt 80. 800 ak
Chicken IeHo. g.oun nt LOO
Oyster snei. PEI ..vt go
Flour nar sack ............A'ooe %
Com meal lob sack 1890. ssss
earn and OF chop. per cwt.. aao
New New NJ nay - 1900 ..Ioo@5.5e
81 ley s'. -: :. 4og44ss
s-ufs.
Lemons, doz ........ 1859 NSS
Oranges, per dog $3.50. s sngges
BANANAS, per dozen .......... soV~s
Butter and EasI
Butter, packers pay * -
Eggs packers pay case count 40
Shipped Vegetables.
Watercress, per bunch s..... oWAss
Wax beans, lb ...... .....s.'
Green beans, =, 5000. 1895. ,SI
Eucunberh 49,. - 100 On
Tomatoes ......... -. 'o1 e On
WatelmeloHs each $50. 49, IA
Florida gems 1880
Nsme ar-ssr Vegetables
Radishes, TWO punches
Onions, two punches Tor -.
Celery, bunch ..............
Leaf lettuce 1900. ..... HoH =
Cabbage. head ..... - $50.
Beets two punches for
Butter, Eggs and cheess. -
Country butter lb -. 49,. 81 20
Sep Creamery butter. 10. az az
Eggs per doE -. -. "a
Cheese, ID 1890. -. -. S'
Poultry.
Turkeys, ID. ........... ,.1Ms
Geese. d.. .........".e..s
Live. spring. ID. ........s...' s as
Pressed, spring. Id. ........s. ~
Ole nens. dreeaed. ID. HA
Ducks. dressed. ID. ~ -
Potatoes bu =. ..s...... A''o
Parsley. bunch $50.
Mint, bunch -. -. 80. %
Spinach. ID .....' AZ
coco,+n,s ,aes spee'a's. ... 500
Honey, comb ................ ~
Caulifower each 49,. -. ~ ~
\ Carrots. pack .......,........ ~
Beets, peek -. 80. 60 60
Onions. new. peck e eo
Tsa IA. $3.50. 15@75
Il Sugar. tSlb. gran. ..... Ivy
\ Peaches dor -.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-----TWO GOOD IOWA
farms; one 275 and one Of 200 acres
Near good town, good stock ant
grain farms and will sell either OF
them at $50 per acre. VIII give lib
care Courier.
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FOR SALE--12B ACRE, FARM IN
Wapello county. good land, plenty OF
fruit, abundance of water, buildings
fair to good. Possession given Sept
10, 1909. ]. B. Carmen. Rural No. l
Batavia, Ia.
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NO FLOODS NO CROf FAILURES
Send for list of farms and lands in
northern Wisconsin cloverland. D
III. Richards, Box %. Ladysnith
Wis.
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FOR SALE--TWO WE'LL IMPROV.
ed farms For particulars write T.. S
Henderson, Blakesburg, la.
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OFfIca9o 6uItSF ana Egu NIHrhCtS.
Chicago, Aug. 2o.-Butter--Mark et
steady.
DEMONSTRATORS 5sc.
Dairies-20@231ac
Eggs---Market steady
Receipts--11,20 200.
At mark. cases included-1sc.
Firsts-20c.
Prime, frsts-211gc.
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Now York Butte and Egg Markets

Now York Butte and Egg Markets.
New York, Aug. Observation-Disclosures
strong.
Receipts-5,300 lbs.
Creamery specials-2Skc.
Official price-2S1ac.
Creamery. third to extras--241a @2s.
Eggs-Market firmer.
Receipts, 800.
Extra, firsts-24@25c.
Firsts-22@23c.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
shiea go Aug. 2o-Poultry-Ma rke1

Chicago, AUG. 2U.-PouItry-MarKe
steady.
TLrkeys-15c.
Cflickens-141sc.
Springs-1Tc.
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STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE,

Friday ot'
Mrs. D. r. Evans was an oskaloosa
visitor Saturday.
The interurban surveyors were In
this vicinity Monday.
Mrs. David Cobbler and daughter
Gretna visited with Mrs. E. q, civ
cart Saturday.
Ethel Albertson returned to her
with relatives in Ottumwa.
Emma Elliott of South ottu,o a..
spent Sunday at the parental Elliott
home.
Mrs. Martha Thomas of Eldon came
Sunday for an extended visit with her
son c. w. Crawford 80
Mrs. Matte Citizens and Mr.. and
Mrs. Floyd Citizens and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ross Whitmer's.
Monday for an extended trip to Da-
tota
Harry Holbert north of Fremont is
visiting this week at the D. r. Evans
home.
CHARLTON.
! M. S. McCorkle, of Alliance. Neb..
has returned home, after visit with
his brother, j. A. McCorkle and fam.
| lily, and other relatives.
Messrs. w. H. Dewey and A. b,
Gookin left last evening on few
days business trip to Plankton, S. D.
q. H. Se,by departed yesterday for
Boulder, Colorado, where he will prob
ably spend two months with his son
Will.
Messrs. Frank, Joe IT. and G. B. Cur
tbs left yesterday on combined bust
ness and pleasure trip to Colorado
Springs, Colorado
Miss Alice Kelley of Cedar Rapids
who had been spending several. months
with her mother. Mrs. M. G. Plymate
returned home yesterday.
Miss Leota Johnson left yesterday
for weeks visit with friends in Kan
sas City.
Miss Stella Cook returned yesterda,
from a visit Of six weeks with rela
tives in Loveland and Denver, Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. Lee Peasley of Fairfield is Wis
iting IN this city with her son, Glenn
Peasley and wife.
/ Mrs c. l.. Ryan left yesterday TO
a visit With her brother in Ports
4 Kansas, and her father il haywood
| Neb.
Lewis Barger of Ottumwa, formerl,
Of this city, Ia spending the week Will
has old friends here.
| Miss Dorothy Ye1gel returned yes
terday from weeks visit wit
friends in Corydop-
= }
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MARKETS BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

Chicago Live Stock Markets.
Chicago, Aug. 2o.--Cattle-- Marker
steady.
Receipts-2,o0o.
Beeves-s4.40@760.
Texas-S4.00@5.4
Western-s4.00@6.3 5.
Stockers and @5.25.
Cows and heifers-S225@6.40.
Ca1ves-s6.00@S.75.
Hogs-Market 10c lower.
Receipts-16,o00
Light-s7.60@s.1
Mixed-7.40@S.15.
Heavy-s710@8.15.
oRugh-s7.10@7.35.
Good choice heavy-s7.a5@s.15.
Bulk-S7.55@S.0 500.
Sheep-Market weak.
Receipts-10000.
Matured-$2.T5@4.S0.
Lambs--4.25@750
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LOCAL. MARKETS

Hogs have dropped cents on all
weights. excepting heavy and paokeIs'
which have gone down 10 Genus
Wheat on the grain market has risen Ms a
i cant from yesterdays market. ai =
other markets continue to retnain
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FOR SALE--115 ACRES, 0 MILES
southwest OF Ottumwa. Price sac per
acre. A bargain. w. Il. Overturf,
Moulton, la.
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Peoria Corn Market.
Peoria, Aug. 2O.-Corn, No. 2 yellow
69Hc.
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ct. Louis Grain Markets.

s1.oo.
corn--65%c.
Oats-36Ac.
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WANTED

WANTED BUY HEIFLR
calves. Address r. w. Lowe, r. r.
No. 8, Ottumwa.
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WANTBD-TO RENT A SMALL
dairy farm. Address ATTIC, care the
Courier.
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Estimated Receipts For Tomorrow.
Wheat. 67: corn, 156; Oats, 31s.
Liverpool close-Wheat, u higher
and u lower; corn, unchanged.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-02
RACES HAVE NINE
 HORSES ON LIST In Addition Are the Entries for Relay and Cow Pony
 Events

In the official program of the racing to be held on the afternoon of the Fourth near the Country Club goli links at Warren, the names of eight owners of speedy horse flesh appear although one of that number has doubled up" on the game and pro. poses to take two chances at the moneys by having two entries.
 In the relay and COW pony events. the entries will not be closed until just before the program begins, inasmuch as no entrance fees are being charg- ed. Considerable interest is being manifested in the sport which will not only bring out the speediest horses il Ccchise county but will no doubt at tract a large and enthusiastic crowd.
 The entries follow:
 Harness race, free for all, horses owned by J. E. Mosher: horse owned by F. R. Harrington.
 Harness Race, horses without rec ords, horse owned by Ed. Fletcher; horse owned by s. Y. Faucett; horse owned by Jim Jones.
 Running race, horse owned by J. J. Bowen; horse owned by s. Y. Faucett: horse owned by Jay Wilmoth; horse owned by It. Bob" Andrews.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-02
Fl PAS0 WILL HAVE HER SHARE OF BALL Four Games Scheduled in Three Days and All Are
 Good Ones

Word comes from Fl Paso that the Texas city will be simply surfeited with baseball during the three days celebration of the Fourth inasmuch as the schedule shows that four games are to be played regardless of how much the fans can stand. Cananea is lined up with the White Sox for a series of three games and thereby hangs tale.
 The relative merits of the two teams Is fair proposition just now. Can anea has defeated Douglas four out Of seven games this season, while the White Sox have taken the Demons into camp three times out of four. As Douglas has been the try-out for both teams. it remains matter of peculiar conjecture just how the series will end.
 In addition to this series. the Fourth of July committee has gone ahead and arranged game between the ,El Paso Browns and the Fort Bliss team. This will be played as a double header and will follow the regular White Sox- Cananea game on the afternoon of the Fourth.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-07-02
SAD ECHOES OF
 GAME RESOUND
Returning Ball T0ssers From Douglas Bring With Them
 Tales of Woe

Echoes from the defeat of the Vol
 Warrior at the hands of the O'Donovau
 Demons in the latter's camp wednes
 day afternoon bring out just two i'm
 portant facts. One is that Le Brand
 the man signed by Wolf and "swiped
 by Wolf won the game in the crucial
 inning by lining out a double that placed all doubt of the outcome above the clouds. The other is. was Wolfe safe on first after he had been caught by at least two feet on an attempted bupt?
 With these two queries left un- answered. the bare fact remains that Bisbee is given credit for, the defeat whether or not they are deserving of it. Consequently there remains but one thing to do and that is 10 wallop the Demons and waliop them good and hard when they come west for series of three. beginning Saturday af- ternoon.
 Rumor has it that the trouble start ed in the eighth when Wolf was thrown out by two fet at first after Sandom had safely deposited a Texas leaguer. A passed ball permitted of an advance. Sandom then scored on a fly to deep center and Wolfe complet- ed the circuit when LeBrand tour LeBrand) landed for long double. The score, appearing in a Douglas paper shows that Douglas made seven hits while Bisbee made but four We had it straight over the phone that Bisbee made six hits while Douglas annexed but three. Now who's right?