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Now York. June 2S-His Worship
Iobn Munroe. mayor OF Elk City. Nipis-
INC district Iypper Ontario, is in town
ON business. His Worship" is worta
a million dollars or thereaoouts:
This IS interesting principally be,
canse of the fact that His Worsnip
is none other than the Jack Munroe
who fought JeffrIeS. Sharkey, Jonn
son and Peter Maher. The awe-insplr-
ing title he sports now goes with the
office OF mayor of Elk City, mining
town that he founded up In the silver
country
Funny how things come out. I knew
Jack Munroe in San Francisco wnen
he came down from the north raiding
with the Butte football team. Had the
pleasure of playing against Jack. Lat
er on had the pleasure OF seeing him
play. The latter amusement was saI-
er. at any rate Munroe was a great
football player. While tackle on the
Olympic Athletic club team he became
famous on the Pacific coast.
One time just after the football sea-
son Jack took 1t into his head to try
fighting for awhile. He went into the
amateur championships. 1t happened
that Munroe and Jimmy Britt made
their first public appearance. as anna
teurs, on the same night. Both won
easily. / remember that among the
amateurs pitted against him the Butte
miner and football player loomed up
like a colossus.
Later on Munroe went back to cop
per mining In Idaho. He had claims
there, but no money So after awhile
he driftedl to Butte to mako stake.
While working in the mines at Butte
Munroe heard that Jeff was coming. He
trained two days and then went on the
stage to fight jeff four rounds. JEFF
was Offering $500 to any man who
could stay the four. Munroe stayed.
Not only that, but he used football
tactics and gave Jeffries quite fight.
Everybody about that time was look
Ing for a man to pit against Jeff, who
had cleaned up all the heayyweights.
Munroe was sensation at once, A
grabbed" him and rushed
him eastward. When the show bust
ness he'd petered out Munroe fought
Maher In Philadelphia and. put MIN
away easily. Maher just landed one
hard knockdown wallop on Jacks chin
and when Munroe found his feet and
tore in instead Of running away. Peter
quickly wilted. Afterward Munroe
stopped Limerick. a Buffalo giant, in
Boston, and gave Tom Sharkey fierce
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SUM MONO.

In the District Court Of Weber
County, State of Utah,
James C. Thomas, Plaintiff, VS.. Leta
Poster Thomas, Defendant.
The State OF Utan 20 the said Dc
fendant.
You are hereby summoned TO ap-
pear within twenty days after ser
Vice of this Summons upon you. ir
served within the County In which
this action is brought otherwise.
within thirty days after service, and
defend the above eqtitIed action, ana
in case of yoV failure so to. do, judg-
ment will be rendered aga;ns, you ac-
cording TO the demand OF the com
plant, which. within ren days after
service OF this Summons upon you
will be filed with the Clerk of said
court
This action is brought 10 recover a
judgment dissolving the Bonds of
Matrimony now and here,oPore exist.
ing between you aud the Plaintiff
herein.
It. r. O'CONNELLY.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
=. o. Address No $50 cath Street.
Ogden, Utah.
First publication, June 7, 1909
Last publication. July IL, 1909.
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the Board OF County Commissioners
will receive sealed bids for furnishing
the blank books and stationery be.
low listed. the same to be filed with
the County Auditor on or before the
1st day of July. 1909. Said bids will
be opened at the first regular meet
ing OF the Board In July and the con-
tract awarded to the lowest competent
bidder The person to whom said con-
tract is awarded shall be required TO
give bond for the faithful perform
ancc OF his contract
Deed Records.
No. 61-Form Book
No. 62-Form Book
No. 6S-Blank Book-Loose Leaf.
K-Abstract Record
Mortgage Records.
K-of Releases-Blant Form.
H-of leaseS-Lo Loose Leaf.
9-Chattel Mortgage Record-Loose
Leaf
2P-Mortgage Rccord-Loose Leaf.
2Q-Mortgagc Record-Loose Leaf
Indexes.
Deed IndeXes-Grantor and Gran
tee
Mortgage Indexes-Mortgagor and
MortGagee
Cash Books-Treasurer
TAX Sale Records.
Index to Tax Rolls for 1910.
1-Record-County Commissioners
Road Book-Loose Leaf
10000 Second Tax Notices
500-Blanks for Delinquent Tax List,
400-T0X Sale Certificates.
12.000--First Tax Notices
1,50o-Large Envelopes-County Re-
corder.
50O-Small Enyelopes-County Re-
corder.
1,000-Marginal Release Blanks.
l,500-Weber County Claim Blanks.
1oO-Blanks-Order of Sale of Real
Estate.
10 Reams-Oriole Linen-Perforat.
ed
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NOTICE.
Special Road Tax Election, Statewide
Road District. Weber County,
Utah.

Notice Is hereby given that in pur.
suance OF Resolution adopted by
the Board OF County Commissioners of
Weber County, Utah, on June 1st.
1909. special election is hereby call
cd In the Statewide ROAD DIS
IRlCT OF Weber County, Utah. on
Tuesday. July 9th. 1909, al the Meet
ing House in said District, between
the hours of seven CD A. NJ. and sew
on CD P NJ on said day, for the pur-
pose OF submitting to the qualified
electors within said district, a propo-
sition TO authorize the Board OF Coun
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NOTICE..
Special Road Tax Election, North
Ogden Road District, Weber
County, Utah.

Notice as hereby given that in pur-
suance of Resolution adopted by the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Weber countys Utah, on June 1st, 1909.
a Special Election IS hereby called
In the NORTH OGDEN ROAD DIS
TRICT of Weber County, Utah, on
Tuesday, July 9Th, 1909, at the Meet
ing House IN said district, between
the hours OF seven CD O'Clock A. NJ.
and seven CD o'clock r. Nj. on said
day, for the purpose of submitting to
the qualified electors within said dis
trict, proposition TO authorize the
Board of County Commissioners of
Weber County, Utah, to levy for the
fiscal year 1909, district road tax Of
three CD mills on all the taxable prop
erty within said district, to be used
exclusively for the construction and re-
pair Of roads and highways situate
therein.
within said district who shall have
paid said property tax therein in the
year preceding such election be en-
titled to vote at such election
The following named persons have
been appointed by the said Board to
conduct said Special Election, to-vit:
Edwin j. Marshall, Henry Barker
and Marion Berrett
BY order of the Board of County
Commissioners Of Weber County, Utah.
OSCAR B. MADISON, Chairman.
SAMUEL G. DYE, County Clerk
Dated; June 7th, 1909.
First Publication. limo 7fh 1oOo
Last publications: June 29th. 1909,
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Racing Program at the
~ Ogden Race Track II
will be a Hum
mer
PROGRAM FOR JULY 5, 1909.

First Race-Selling: Purse $3.50 of which $25 to sec
ond and $40 to third For fouryear and upward that
nave run and not since Jan 1909 Five pounds below
the scale Madens allowed five bounds Tho winner 10 b
sold at auction for 5000. Five furlones
Second Race-Seling Purse $3.50 of which $25 TO sec
nu ana Slo TO third For three yearods and upward
lhree-yearoldS to JOG pounds fourvear-ods and nm
wards Ia poundshat have started three or more ties
since May and have been unpaced Allowed five noundc
LIE winner TO be sold at auction for $780, Six furongs
Third Race-Sellng: Purse $3.50 of which 500 to soc
ond and $40 to third For three-vearods and unward N
winners Oh more than since MAY s. Seven nounds
peoW The scale Those that have started three or
lines since May and not been placed % Allowed five
pounds The winner be sold at auction for 5000 F
ana onehaf furlongs. ~
ooo foufth Race-The Fourth of July Handican. Purs
o OF winch POO to second and $15 to third Entries F
DAY, July Weights and declarations Satnrda11 Gl
Five and one-half fmlongs '' ouly o.
fl1tn Race.Selling Purse $3.50 of which $25 70 SEQ
nu ana 9o TO third For yearolds and inward tat
nave not won than one race since Jan 1ooo o. nd |
pounds below the scale Those that have e+tJ - 1 lve
oeeh piaced 2-3 since May allowed five pounds Tho win
nef 10 be sold at auction for 5000 One mile i0 " LII
ola1th Race-Seling: Purse $3.50 of which so5 10 soo
ond and $40 to third For three-year od d @ ~ Sec
ponos peow the scale. Horses beaten three ar , +;
ce M Nay III allowed five pounds Horses unn.ood i,
10y 20 a0Wed 9 ten pounds. The winner to he sold a+ %
ton for 5000 One-half mile -'i ~ NC SOFA at auc
oeVen5n Race-Seling: Purse $3.50. Of which so5 10
eeono and $lo to third For three-vear-ods and ] To "
0T 90 oeiow The scale Winners of one race or more
SINCE May - to carry five pounds extra Horses W. ole
SINCE May Y allowed five pounds Tho u ~ ~, nl'aeea l31
auction for $500 Seven furlonos niiei 20 oe sod at
ltn5Eles IanI.D close at y p. m. Saturday july 3
mount $40 ioin' qo' ana Tor a winning
r.
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any of the city officials tried to stop
IL. 1t was dandy fight. too. Our
man won and the boys from the rival
camp had to walk home. Did | see the
nght? Well, guess | did. refereed
it."
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DuER BREAKS TEN WORLDS
RECORDS AT LOS ANGELES

Los Angeles. June 27.-Ray Duer.
of Buffalo, ~ Y. on bicycle paced
by Ed Lingenfelder on motor cycle.
broke the worlds record and gave 4
splendid exhibition OF riding. The
new records established by Duer
were as follows:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Chicago and Detroit Break Even.
Chicago, June 27-Chicago and De-
troit broke even today, Detroit win
ming the first contest, l to O. and Chi
cago taking the second. 8 to3. Scores:
First game R.HE
Chicago & n
Detroit .
Batteries; Burns and Sullivan; XII.
lian and Stanage.
Second game RH r.
Chicago ........5
Detroit =. 8
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Denver z Sioux City, 8.
Denver. June 27-Scnre
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland. 8; Sacramento. I

Portland. 8; Sacramento, 1.
Sacramento. June 81. - Neither
Hardness nor Guyn were effective
against Sacramento today, when the
locals won the series by taking the
fourth game out Of six by a score OF
II 10 8. Score: r. H. E.
fortland ...s,,..-.. 3 s .
sacramento ........,,...1 II l3 2
Batteries: Harkness, Guyn and
Fisher; Fitzgerald and Byrncs.
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poubIe.Header Honors DIVIDED.

Batteries: White and Sullivan; VII
lett, Suggs and Stanuge.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City: Kansas City. 2;
Louisville, L.
At Milwaukee; Indianapolis. 7;
Milwaukee. l.
At Minneapolis; Minneapolis. o;
Toledo. l.
At St Paul: st. Paul, 2; Colum-
bus, 1.
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Wichita, 2; Omaha, 10.
Wichita, June 27.-Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati Wins TWO Games,

Chicago. June 27.-Cincinnati won
both games today by pounding Chi
cago's pitchers all over the field.
First game r. II. %.
Chicago .................1 L
Cincinnati =. ...............2 IL
Batteries: Overall, Brown and Mo
ran; Archer. Casper and Mclean.
Sacond game r. II. Il.
ChlcaSo ......3
Cincinnati :. ......7 II L
Batteries; Pfeister, RaGan, Higgin-
botham. Kroh. Brown and Archer;
Fromme and Mclean
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poubIe-Header Honors Divided
St Louis. June 27.-St. Louis ana
Cleveland broke even In their double
header this afternoon. when the ST.
Louis team won the opening battle by
score Of 6 TO o. and dropped the
second, IL to 3. Scores:
First game II. II. Il.
ST. Louis
Cleveland ....-.. ssV
Batteries: Powell and Criger; Ber-
ger and Bemis.
Second game r. II. r.
ST Louis o
Cleveland s...........--. IL IL U
Batteries: Dineen and Smith
Rhoades and Clarke.
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Aberdeen, /; Spokane. 2.
Spoken, Wash. June 27.-Score:
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PTttsburg and st. LOUIS Even.
st Louis. June 27.-Pittsburg and
st. Louis broke even in double
header here today, st. Louis taking
the frst game, 8 to S.. Pittsburs
easily won the second, z to 1. Scores:
First game r. II, T..
st. Louis 8 2
Pittsburg IL 4
Batteries: Lush and Bresnahan;
Liefeld, Maddox, Adams, Gibson and
O'Connor.
Second game r. H. e,
ST Louis .'.......|........l
Batteries; Beebe. Melter and Bres-
nahan; Willis and Gibson.
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Honors Divided.


San Francisco, June 27.-San Fran
cisco and Los Angeles divided The hon
ors today each winning a game. Ma
gel OF Los Angeles proved unable to
hold his control in the afternoon and
was relieved by Tozer In the second
inning
In the morning Browning pitched
the locals to victory. aided by the
hitting Of his teammates. Scores:
Morning game r. H. E.
San francisco ..............,3 10 O
Los Angeles z 2
Batteries; Browning and Williams:
Briswalter and Orendorff.
Afternoon game R.H,E.
Los Angeles ............S 9 l
San Francisco .........2 . .
Batteries: Nagle. Tozer and Oren-
dorff; Corbett and Berry.
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Seattle, /; Tacoma, q.
Seattle, Wash, June 21-Score;
7t6s s; r. H E.
Seattie s..,-'.....,.-,....l b )
Tacoma ...,..,....,..,s. U
Batteries Rush and Custer; Kak-
er and kellackey
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American League.
NORTHWESTERN LEAueE.

Vancouver, O.; Portland, I.
Portland, Ore, June 27.-Scorc:
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
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Batteries: Farthing. Johnson and
| Mason; Swift and Mite
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Oakland-V Vernon

Los Angeles. June 27.-Yernon and
Oakland divided honors on two games
Today. In the morning Harkins was
hit far and often. Oakland getting
II safeties, but making only four
runs.
In the afternoon, Schafer was al
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Batteries; Watt, Clark. Weaver and
Roberts; Hollenbeck and Gonding.
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Des Moines, o; Topeka, q.
Topeka, Kas., June 27.-Score:
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Lincoln, S; Pueblo, 7.
Pueblo. Colo, June 27.-Score.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-25
BOSS MA|LMtN MEET
IN BUT t
MONTANA STATE ASSOCIATION
OF PcsTMAsTERs OPENS
ANNUAL SESSION.

Butte, Sept 24-In the name OF all
its peop.e. Mayor Charles Z, NeNin this
morning welcomed the nastmastefs of
Montana To Butte. The occasion for
the address WAS the opening session
nj the Montana State Association Of
Postmasters which began it's third an
nuai session this morning in the fed
eral building. ]. {. Sorenson of Glen
dive was In have made the response
II the welcome. but he had not ar
rived. and Malcolm ellis. president of
the association. replied briefly.
The session IF the postmasters
promises Ia tie an important one. In
addition To employees Of the postaffice
department. the association will have
with il the postmaster general, Frank
IL. Hitchcock. Who is expected tomar-
row. and he will make an address. 1t
is the aim of the association tn be of
practical benefit Tn the nostmasters
and il proposes In do no little work
nj its various sessions. however, the
social features viii not be lacking.
Chief OF these will he the banquet in
honor of the postmaster general at the
Thornton.
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WEEK OF MEETINGS
IN HELENA
STATE FAIR AND CONVENTIONS
GIVE PROMISE OF INTER-
EsTlNG PERIOD


Helena. Sept. 24.-Not only win 1t
be state fair week, beginning Monday
but also convention week in Helena.
score Of meetings of various kinds
will he held and in addition President
Taft and James j. Hill. of the Great
Northern system. win he here and
make addresses.
Monday. Montana owners Of As
sociated ftress franchises are To meet
here to discuss affairs pertaining to
the circuit, as well as the Montana
Coal Operators association and the
United Mine Workers. Tuesday the
Montana Wool Growers association
will meet in annual session. continuing
several days, while tho Montana
League oil postmasters IL also TO
meet. The Montana Pioneers VIII hold
a three days session beginning Tues
day. Delegates to the various bodies
are already arriving in the city. Resi-
dents Of the city have thrown their
houses open. while the commercial
club will provide several hundred cots.
thus assuring accommodations for all
visitors.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-09-25
ENDS LIFE OF BABE
AND SELF
RESPONDENT MOTHER KILLS
HERSELF AND CHILD BY
THE GAS METHOD.

Chicago. Sept. 24.-Dividing her two
children between her husband and her
self, much as a judge might do in a
divorce case, and arranging the house
for the use of the husband and his
half of the children. Mrs. Agnes Fiala
Respondent over ifl health. killed her
self and her baby Aaeline by turning
on the gas.
While Fiala was away yesterday
Mrs. Fiala.asarransed the furniture for
the use of her husband and their son
Hugo, 10 years old. She sat the table
fnr dinner with t9a covers and re-
moved the bedding from all the beds
except the one occupied by Fiala and
his son.
You are big enough In help
father. aren't you?" the mother asked
Hugo.
Yes. indeed" replied the sturdy boy.
Il can do lots Of things like Il man."
Play there i'm front until your father
comes home" she told him.
She kissed him and told him to kiss
his sister, ~ months old.
When the father met Hugo at the
gate and went into the house with
the boy he smelled gas,
He found his wife and baby in "A cor
ner of the bedroom. lifeless. They had
been dead some time. The mother was
still holding Adeline in her arms. The
child had expired with her cheek
against her mothers breast.
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COOKED on BLEICHERS

The Chicago Americans have re-
leased Pitcher F'ieae To the Minneapo-
lis club.
81 Seymour has come back to life
and is hitting and fielding nicely for
the Giants.
That's real battle between Milwau-
kee and Minneapolis Tor the American
association pennant.
III Fromne and Casper continue to
improve the Cincinnati Reds will have
tive star FINGERS next season.
Pitcher Browning. the San Francisco
crack. should make good in Detroit.
He is the Pacific coast sensation of the
season.
George Gibson is making n swell
showing With Pittshurs. He has
caught nearly all the games the Pr
rates have played this year.
Collins of the Athletics. Egan of
Cincinnati and Miller of pittsbarg are
three of the hest youngsters of the
season. and all second basemen.
Now that the Tigers have hit the
road. will they continue the fast GO
ing Ii they do. its goodbye Phiia-
delphi and Redaa Sock sure.
President Johnson says that the pros
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PRINT PAPER MILLS
MAY MOVE
AMERICAN INSTITUTION MAY BE
FORCED TO CANADA BY
IMPENDING WAR.

New York. Sept 24.-The committee
on paper IF the American Newspaper
Publishers association today gave out
a statement concerning the impending
issues between Canada and the United
States. The statement says:
AT the outset the dominion claimed
that II the American mills wanted to
obtain their supply of pulp wood from
Canada the American paper makers
should not object tn IA reasonable rate
Of duty on paper made in Canada from
pulp wood. 4 committee or the house
of representatives. after i0-months'
study Of the subject. approved that
view which was confirmed and rati-
fled by the ways and means COM
mittee and by the house Of represent
atfyes.
Senator Hale objected t. such ar
rangement and the senate, to please
him. upset il and raised the rate
above that passed by the house. TIE
provinces of Canada declare that since
the United States has refused to adj
nit print paper upon reasonable terms.
they viii protect Canadian interests
by meeting retaliation with retalia-
ton and will force many of the Amer
lean print paper mills To move to
Canada.
1.-THE most serious feature of the
prospective war is that which affects
wood products valued al $50 600, 900,
brought into the United states from
the antninian'
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THE MISSING BROKER
REAPPEARS
JOHN DICKINSON SUDDENLY RE-
TURNS TO cAlcAGo-SuR-
PRiSES HIS LAWYER.

Chicago, Sept. 24.-John Dickinson.
head of the defunct stock and broker
age house of John Dickinson Il Co. of
Chicago and New York. who mys-
tariously disappeared on the eve of the
100000 failure of his firm on May Il.
and for whom creditors have been
searching. reappeared in Chicago yes
terday. z@==z s#z
Dieksinsona appearance came as a
surprise to his attorneys. and the Chi
cage Title 4 Trust company. receivers
for the concern. as it was reported that
the bankrupt broker had recently been
in Paris, in Mexico and in California.
Dickinson Visited the court of referee
in bankruptcy. Sydney {. Eastman,
and was questioned by Francis j. Hou-
Than, attorney for the Chicago Title &
Trust company. He said that all the
assets of the firm had been turned
over To the receiver. 50 far us he
knew.
What arc tho assets of the con-
GERM"
1T is impossible to tell. / have been
ill and have not been able To go over
the books"
What are the iiabilitiesa''
Il understand about $1,000. 900. The
books. | understand. are In such ii
jumhled condition that it will take
some time tn find out just how We
stand"
Nh. niekinsnn's attorneys said he
had suffered nervous breakdown,
but that he did not say where he had
been or assign any cause for the fail
ufe
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President of Wisconsin illinois League,

Milwaukee. Sept. a4.-There is one
baseball league in organized bali that
deserves more attention than it re-
ceIyes, and the same holds good for
the president OF the organization -
Charles +. Moil 81 Milwaukee.
II Is the Wisconsin, Illinois league
aver which Mr., Mnll prrsides. aud the
league has made rapid strides because
of the good administration by its
president.
Numerous are the good players VIM
are sent to the big leagues from the
Wisconsin, Illinois league. Ward Mil
Ter. Pitcher WARRIOR. Pitcher Leise.
First Bascman knnrtchy, Cosy" Don
Ian and others are graduates of Molrs
organizations. Good uarires. too. are
turned out by him. Grammar. recently
signed by President Hesdler nf tia
National hague, MAS IN the Wisconsin,
Illinois this season.
President Mnll has Il unique rule re-
sardins players who do not behave.
and one which will undoubtedly he
adopted by other leagues that have Il
low limit for carrying players. If Il
player l. unrHly during game he Is
henehed. and If the umpire is forced
to put him out nj the grounds. that
player remains suspended for Il day.
and cannot get on the fields the next
day.
Mr.. Moll has been interested i'm base
hall fer years and likes the sport. He
II bowler of national reputation. and
was one of the prime movers i'm get
ting the A. B. {, tourney in Milwau-
kce Il feW years ago, He never misses
a bowling congress.
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HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
HOLD FOOTBALL RALLY

With the first game of the season
only two weeks away. Il little better
than 100 high schaol students AS
semhled in the school building last
night and held a rally for the nnr-
pose of encouraging their team and
IF raising funds te eaSer the expenses
af the season Speeches We're heard
from the members OF the team and
the faculty and announcement was
made that the team would play the
varsity ON Montana field today
Thayer S,oddard. manager of the uni
versity team and an old high school
star. presided at the meeting The
team will leave for Anaconda "A week
from next Friday To Meet tie high
school there with the best team
which the school has ever put OUT and
a good fast game is expected.