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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-27

Commercial Job Printing at mou-
crate prices, at the Herald Printery,
4OS East Wishkah Street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-27
Miscellaneous Transfers

National Cash Register Company
to Wishkah Fish Company,
contract sale cash register. 275
Same to P. Repules, same. 49,. 40
Same to Michigan Grocery C
Meat Company, same. ...... 100
Same to Silvo Bros ....... so
Grays Harbor & Puget Sound
Railway Cimpany VS. Frank
Kelpa ct uX notice of lis pend
ems, re lot /, block 50, Broad
way addition Aberdeen ..... =.
w. n. Robertson to w. A. Car
ruthers, mortgage and So
100 acres in section 1, II, s.. 315
w. n. Robertson to W. A. Car
ruthers, mortgage same ..... 315
Same to same, s and $1,000
acres same ............. 344
Same to same and S7-100
acres same ............. 343
j. F. Valentine to S. d. Win
ringer, mortgage lot 4, block,
4, Luark's addition Monte
T.. b. Doten to John G.. Koch,
chat mtg cattle .......... 100
Aloha Lumber Company VS. H.
C. Leland. release Of lein
D"vlo Nioii 80 -. o. iiihel, illoi1
saso loC ~ pioch 81 ohtarlo I'M
ao'l'ion 'ioquialu 80 ooo
Byron lSher It. w H. +. Nor-
num- par'l"i rei iiioroSese sw
u Of nwh section 33, II 5 -.
ThCa. Lund to W. J. DOble, sat
Hioi'6ase lo,s a. ~ pioch T. ,oo
"hoo ""u''iIh ~ Oeen A-0
--u'i oe' MA Il 3 i'""N " MIDI! G"li
say hloi'sa@e acres oes-
c'lpe" IN 'io4 Ib"se -. -
Geo. e. f1upu'9 10 An'nony ~
''lo' ur'.5.'s'e lo,S " o.
o'-'N - il""o7 " ""'i''1on N' ,ooo
nos ne reno M I" d. d. Na[
soHeI, l'oI ls"se ioO - oiocN ocoo
o. Ape'oeep - -ooo
D. - A>"' Hii"eI ~ 't"a' li0
l9no, sal i'loi sage io' q oiocN oo
-, - ~19e' Ueeii =, ;,'' =, 49,. 49, wv
80 " sue ~ on 3onm
gym t1 "'' ''i''''Ii ''o' '7'e0 a.
Albert Hens2n 10 Donald Blake
blll sale store INJURIES, etc.,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-27

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-12-27
W. W. LANGH0RNE.
ATTORNEY AT LAW

200 SOUTH II ST. ABERDEEN
WASH.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

e en- nnOen Sag; for noor be font
nler no, CT jog bange for, at De lige-
irm goar ira % og bliper borte.
Gr Sc Ou life GLADE peO oercs
90 bet peO ieg naiten life. Oct
CT fife ian let at itpnne, for Sc bar
jC nlOrig pGret n1roet SteOs.
9tej; men jeg tror Dog nof, at De-
res @orn bar ct go0t @iem, og ieg
Tar lngt W}Grfe til aQe Steoer, bpor
jeg bar pGret, at 8prn iGrer forlt
r;gtig at ifonna puo Ct go0t Silent,
nour Sc fommer u0 0erfru. Sua=
l9nge be er / @iemmet, toger Sc ar
ting Iom en- S%elpfolge. &porleoeS
gear BET Ceres No6oer? De fleIte
ct 10 GlOre enO Dem og bar potsne
@6rn, iom ieg bar fonfirmeret. 6or-
tel mig liOt ON Dem. 9er er Niels
Spreniens, iom pnr Seres Na6oer
moo 21t. 8or Be Ser enbmt?
ga, og 96rnene er biemme enonu,
Iaa ner iom Be to eloIte- gilbert
bar paa Soiifolen ct 8ar &intre. Oct
iiOita Iar 6leb ban forlobet meo en-
Nige ira en- an6en @gn, o. ct &ars
Sio efter gifteOe Sc Jig % fs6te en-
Torm ct Eor Mil fra &irfen. De far
nof en- 1tor @9lb; men Set ier lis
til, at oe florer Jig goot. Og Sc er
Qla0e pe0 at 30 ber, bbor hi fan Ion1=
les 6per Spn0og / &trfen.
Morie tog GfSamen iom 2prerilt=
Sc pg 6olOer Sfole Sen me1te Sis.
s Terien er bum melt hienme hos
line 6orGlore og Seifen0e. Inoreos
CT pna SfoGen mi.
@oar Be MI og taler iammen ON
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
Sill &cnncrne
Oe orfe1Iige 8 at +.

81 benleoer goers Spmerfiom-
FEB paa Dor ON taaenoe Noertisle-
mentsrltbrif: uSpor hi 9an0ler" Som
s ier, bar Ri begpnot at iomle Sor-
retningsfort for Gacine 8D og biz
GaOe Oisie efterf6lge al andre 8Der.
Oct er bort Wual pan 0enne Wau0a
at faa mango Spalter fpl0t meo To-
fale imaa a0s., og Der bill iiffert be-
re 8per og Settlenenter / andre
Stater, bbor Ell al bore Genner far
Jamie a0s. ira lin @gn. SoruOen at
gopne 8Iaoet og Samfunoet, IfaI
Fan eaer bum fife babe giort set
for intet, iOet Ri bill poe en- 8ooifens
neGie berfor. Spor mango oanife
Fer, er set let at gore. 8rsp oct og
aaa frem efter &eglen: f6rit til bore
cgne, oernel It til andre oanif e eqer
omerifanife Sorretningsmeno, men
tag finn en- / bDer 8rmde fra Deres
9p. Steal eitate abs er meo Dor itore
rbbrebelfe ober Il. g. 81. Iette at
faa.
Brilen er 81 maanebIig for Som-
men inbrpffet ! bpert Sreoagsmum-
mer. Sor 9e 9pit at it6tte Dor Gag
CO bielpe y9oniferen" frem, ga lfrtp
9oniib 2lttb. Glt6I. Souie.
&ucine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
Stpre Gense / Sbns,

berlom De boloer &lonoife &acen.
Ge er Sc beolte S@gbsns / 8eroen.
Sen &lonOife Ssne bill legge $50
S@g / eet @or. Deres' Sier er iom
e. l1loifi1b. Wain Ssnie6og (poa
Ganf) bill fortene Gem alt angoo-
enoe otsie forunoerlige Ssns og
&ngeeg. Denne 8rg forteaar ogiaa
I'm menneifeliee Spgoomme, bnor-
leoes man ifal opboIoe Selbreoen og
unogaa Spgbom, bboroan 9e Tan
fr:rere Dem ielp / Deres Siem uoen
Weoicin, og meget anoet. 9et er en-
meget npttig og ner6ifuIo BOG.
9enne 8og tilienbes frit.
Sfrip efter 6en itrofs.
Ibresie: 0ept. 7, &lonbife Boul.
trp &on6, MapGe Tarf, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

@oOOag Anbers SenienI
8ooOag &r. Yaitor: @por fom-
mer De fra?
Ia, leg far peret til Wip0e / -
pg lfifteOe Sog Der paa Seien biem.
Oct bar beloigt at ieg traf Gem, iao
Ut fan tale ltot meO binanOen. SCR
e refer bel ogiao biem?
ga, naturligbis. Sg ieg er ogioo
glaO DeO at treffe Gem fer. 81
bar pitt fife talt oroentlig 1ammen,
lioen Pc par Dor HrGit, og Ser fun
lar Seien imellem os.
Nei BET far ri bel fife. Men
6norleoes bar 9eres Sumilie Sci?
@oot bel?
So Saf, Ri er raife % bar set
goot.
Sobn og @qen er 10 fonfirmereoe
c9 er Ell goo @ielp for %. @nton
ltal %fonfirmeres til Sor0aret. 0e
cnore pofler goOt til og tegner til at
f(iDe go0e 8grn.
gfin Some er life ion Iterf MI,
men bum bar 10 go0 SiGlp al 8br=
rene, ioa set gaar nogerfunoe.
Sg Oct er bel ogioa gonet fremoo
| set timelige?
ga, set er BET iiffert, Sr. @aftor.
Sa 0e bar bos %, bapbe hi ct life
@us og Ell itor @elo, MI er set 10
mart Set mo0iatte. Men ieg font
lner bel mart til at ie efter liot mere
2ano, bpis ri bill bebolbe 8ernene
blemme. Get berite er, at Sc eloite
bar iaa0an en- 2pIt til at fomme lb
% prppe noget anoet eler Iere mere.
ga, set er 10 noget iom be fleIte
hinge 6or 2pit til. % set buroe bi
10 / @r1tnoen glGoe os ober, iiGr set
itcTte.
So hi bar oglaa goot ~fornpieoe
ine0, at S6rnene bor fremmeliqe o.,
lprte noget I Sfolen. Men set ber
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

mango Elmer. % M fomlner set.
lnm ieg gerne pilOe iige til Seren
SoDels Wiil1Oe. Spren Sopel ouer-
pGre0e oct lnnge Mpoe nleQem os
tt ltnge, og ban bar laa GLAD Jon ct
Surn. Saarerne triQeoe neo al Sen
9nmle WanOs &in0er, ban bette DOR
@lGOe. Moolfe ban life til 15illOe
forito0 BET, men Fan glGoeoe ia DeO
Songen % bore Samtaler, lom ale
oreie0e lig ON Bet llagte0e Gam.
Ng peo qfifeOen 6o6 ban mig
meO Saarer / Tinene ON at fomne
iQen, bpaD ieg ogiaa gioroe; Slime
bar netop bienlme for at tage 9lf1fe0
meo line 6orGlOre og SpifenOe for
meD lin Wfan0 at rejie til 9lmerifa,
60 Derfor muatte jeg eltOm1 en- @anq
le bc1Oe og 0nlfe 6en0e en- lpffaliq
GeiIe; BET 6lep iaa pgioa ii61te Sang,
Ieg laa 6enOe; men ieg bao6er oglaa
at lomles meO banoe / set M SSSer1=
lGlem for Seiu Sfplo.
9togle Iur efter Slime bar rei1t,
reiite iua Ogina Scr. SopeI o. bans
@nitru meb Be TO pngite al 0eres
Sprn til Imerifa; Sc bar oue 6oiut
/ Sibion, 81. Seq boboe al og til
grepbefSling meo Slime, % So lea
reiite bort fra gamle 9onmarf %
Ter til bette 2an0, bar Set min We=
ming at reiie lige til @ibion, ST.,
men min Some bopoe Ell Spiter b.
1nt | grooflpn, % Dltn n60te os til
oi blioe Der bpo0 hi ioa gioroe.'
s 1892 ON Sommeren, me6ets
leg 6oeOe eff @orn, So., bIep ieg
nleget glpoelig oparroI fet peo at faa
/ Seipg ira @ibion Wr. Sopels
Spn, og peo bette 8eipg fobte ban en-
life Sarm DeO glf Sorn, bporpoa
bon og bans Suitrl1 og bans gamle
Saoer og Meo0er tiQtgemeo en- Dngre
Splter, iom bar gnfe, boIotte Tia.
W}en iaa fif ieg 2ejligbeo til at ie
oq tale meO mine garnle Genner,
men film fort, tbi / Iamme @fterour
reiIte ieg til @isconiin reo min
Samilie, % bar fife let Dem iioen.
Wtaatte Ri MI m90es en- @ang be0
2ammets Srone, ifgrt Sc lange bpi=
&c &iortler meo Seirens 8almegren
Saano, iaa bar set beaer fife be-
ret forg9bes, at Ri bor beret Der.
Sg S to efterlepen0e gern, s bar
baft en- Sober og @ooer, ser meo
&erligbeo bar bernet ON eoer, iaa
goot oe forltob.
@reo S. finn &erGigbeos Soorer
puo oeres @robb6i og tag fun Min-
Derne frem fra e6ers gamle &iem /
9onmarf, men frem for alt gsr fire
Sfribt fermao paa Sroens Sci iou
ltdar | MaaGet, set iolige Stem bos
Dor Sub.
&eliignet bore gomIe 5bren
Sobels Min6e.
Sobn 6. 9SrffIer,
@oupoco, isis.
81. 8. 6. &Oltte 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
Ben Hnr

Graternal ms. So. 10000 Meolem.
mer. &eierpe fono S t,4O0, 900. Sem
peno Sem til @bilip gbans, 926
Stote Ct, &acine isis. gi bill Der
/ &ocine / Morts optoge 100 npe
Meolammer gn go0 Iofal @gent
ontoges, Manb eler &pinoe. 600
S%ortieneite. Sorber bos Scr. gpans,
926 State ct, @acine, @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
(Sorti.)
Semurrbolber fnrerebe paa
6 til IA Dane.

8a5o ointment er garonte-
ret at furere bbert SilfeIoe of fls-
enOe, uipnlige, b16oen6e eIler frem-
treoenbe SGmorrboi0er paa 6 til
IA Gage eGer Sengene refunberebe.
so Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
Sorfblclie fmrcret paa en- Saa

Sag 2orotine 8romo
Gninine Sablets. &potbeferne refun-
oerer &engene, bbis set fife furerer.
6. @. 8 70 b e's l~tnoerffrift er paa
bper 9@Ife. 25 Gent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
yNrDe."

Spn. (@al. 4, 3O.)
Arp 6~ortieneite. 9isIe 70
SrO n9pner to Grlige Maa0er,
tporpoa ct Menneife fan fomrne /
9eliOoelie al @tiOler og GienOom.
Der er 5anobeoer / 6orbolo til
Nrb og Sortjeneite, Ri pllifer at ogre
bore 2Giere opnl9rfiomme paa.
Sbilfet er melt oprin0elig = Irp
eQer Sortjeneite?
Ser I Bette 9anO freezer 6ortiene-
ite ganife nuturlig i 6~orgr1noen.
Solf ct fommen fer 1toen Wioler
Al SetpOring, nogle belt ubemioGeoe,
fattige. @en be0 flittig 8rug of Sc
res Ianosebner og 9egemsfrefter
for Be forifaffet fig, bpoo oe bar.
9e bar f~ortient BET, fife ianbt?
Sg bog - 9pis Irben fife bar
fcrllO for SortieneIt bbu0 bar set
ioa 6Ieuet til meo oenne?
Sor fife ielp Sen fattige, Ser TOM
til GerOen me0 Ianbsebner, 2egems=
fr9fter, ct go0t Selbre0 og en- goo
Sporagelie oben / &66et, faaet en-
rig @rpl
Sg &igOommen / Screens Sfe6,
iom ban meO fine &rpfter og fin
SLID uopanot, bar SEN fife Mrpl
Soa BET gel0er ielb Sc ioroiffe
Sober, at @rb err for oq Sorlt0iet-
ningen for SortieneIte.
SortieneIte er en- @egrebsbeteg=
nellie, iom fun pasie r meQem Men=
neifer. Sber for @uo og Sc 60
Ser, ri mo0toger fra bam er Sortie=
nelte uoelltffet.
Get er Silfeloet ielp meb Sc ior-
hiife Sober, og oct er set fife mini
hre me6 CUBS &iges @ooer.
Sen 2oOfpn0ige iperger Sc ns
(2uf. 10, 25): Meiter, hbao ifal
ieg gsre, at ieg fan arbe ct ebigt
Sip?
Ser er 8egrebsforbirring / Bette
Spergsmaal - g6re for at b e.
Wan ifal b 9 r noget, bpre g a
eGer Sf9gtning for at frnne
arbe.
@ea Set er ben mr.lne fefige iii
hsieligbeo til at bile ortiene,
Ser fomnter frem / Sen 2obfpn6ige.
Samme Sil66ieligbeo bite fig bos
bem, IauIus ffriber til / @alatia,
og oen biier fig bos oltfor mango
en0nu.
Set er iaa imigren6e for Sen men=
ne1felige Stolt6eo - Sen Sanfe at
funne gore noget for at orbe set
ebige 2iD.
Men leg ngie Werfe til MpoIte=
len 8uuli Orb: SjeneItefpinoens Sgn
ifol ingenlun6e orpe me6 Sen frie
&pinoes Ssn.
oSSngenlunOe" - Itprfere fl1noe
Get life iiges.
Oct err Sorbol0et me0em 9[bro=
bans to Ssnner, SieneItefpinoe1s
S6n og Sen frie &pin6es Sen, &a11-
Ius bruger for at iige @olaterne, at
Sc fife fan foa @r6s &iges Sober,
fer e1er 6isiet, gennem Sprtjene1te
Sum CUBS frie @6rn, Senner og
9stre, fan faa bisie; tbi finn Sc er
orbeberettigeoe.
9et Iantme gploer til aQe Si0er.
8l on bore big paa sin Gel I CUBS
Gige, ion mao 0u babe Gisbeo for,
at 0lt er ct @uos6arn.
gr ou BET, iaa fan BET aI6rig feile
me0 Irben, ingen fan 6erebe oig
ZEN.
Wen er ou set fife, iaq fan inqen
ifaffe Big %rben, BEN fan Ilet life
fortienes.
S ifen Sarmoni bermeo Itoor set,
at @uo me0er os Menneifer offer
ferit / 2ibet Ii 9ooben) for at gem
feoe os og gore os til fine 8srn.
San UNDER ioa bierteIig aGe Men-
neIfer fit &iges Sober for SID og
Gpigbe0.
Men ban Dil bore Sen RI g s o.
Der, Ser giber fine 8grn @rp, oq
tooler fife, at hi bill gore 6om iii en-
@rbeiosberre, bos bbem man Isger
6ortienelte.
9erfor - Bib / sin 0~aa6spagt
No.. II.t. LS H .- H5 N
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Sra Nmp fammeret.

~Sferer e0er CUBS fltIOe GuItning.'
(@fi. s, ~.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19

Sen beoite 2ipsas urance
for BEN billiglte Brimie giber Sribe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1909-03-19
S Nejlefolse.

@oOOog AnOers SenienI
@ooOog Sr. Saitor: Spor font
mer De fra?
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
Rrief Meatioa

Born. a daughter 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Gleeson, of Dix avenue, We'd
nesday evening.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Glee-
son of Dix Avenue, Thursday morn
ing, daughter.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Epworth
VI. e. church will hold a meeting
In the study OF the pastor Friday af-
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock. A full at
tendance Is desired,
There will be a meeting of the
amateur baseball fans at the Y. M.
C.. A. parlors Friday evening for the
purpose of organizing city league.
It is expected that five teams will
compose the league and games will
be played regularly each Friday at-
ternoon. A large crowd is expected
TO attend this session, Y. NJ. G.. A
physical director Male Is at the head
OF the movement.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
EDITORS HAVE RIGHT

Continued from Page One)
eonAdenee and respect Of dthe com
munity.'
Here again is uncertainty as to
who are referred to. The words
plainly do not embrace all the judges;
ergo, no one Is called upon 10 make
denial And i am not aware that
anyone wishes to admit, by the bring
ing of suit for damages, that be Is
one Of those SO referred to,
faIere is the last pag4graph of the
publication; ~ the Republicans will
nominate any four Of these six, and
the Depoerats will nominate Law
renee, EsteD and two other equally
able men. the honor of the blind
goddess who adornes the county
courthouse will be reasonably safe.
Otherwise she would better be guard.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
Personal

NI
Miss Ruth Hall is i'll at her home
on West Center street with measles.
Miss Dorothy Klelnmaier is IN at
her home en- West Center street.
Martin j. Burke is a business vis!-
tor In Columbus, today.
Miss wllhelmina Grab!f, of Blaine
avenue, is i'll with an attack OF
measles.
Fred Seas, Of Lima, is in the city
loking after business and calling
upon friends.
e. C. ziegler, of Medina, Ohio, is
the guest of Jay spaulding, of Cher
.ry street.
j, s. Patterson, Of lgndlay, Is the
guest of friends in the city and vi
einity.
u. b. BitzerJ of st. Mary's, Ohio
is looking after business and visit
ing friends in Marion.
Mr.. William silverthorne is the
guest of friends at Cardlngton, Ohio
this week
Mrs. II. j. Shaw returned last
evening from Cleveland. where sh'
had been spending several days al
tn guest of friends and relatives.
Miss Adina Erickson. OF James
town, New York, is visiting at thu
home OF her sister, Mrs. l.. II
Nenier' Of East George street.
Miss Edna Dutton OF Agosta. lef
Thursday for Indianapolis where sh'
VIII spend several days as the gues
OF friends.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Pfieffer the Gallon boy, in the out
field again ,ye iterday and he secured
two safeties. lie did some nice hit
ting while the MoIders were here but
was taken out after they left.
Purl LaRue is to be shifted 10
third base on the Columbus team to,
day His play at short has been rag
ged as his friends here knew ii would
be. He will do better at third bu.
cannot be expected to keep up his
great hitting which so far has kent
him In the game despite his poor
helding.
Charley Chech, who figured in the
trade to Bost1d for Cy Young, de-
ieated his old teammates at Cleveland
yesterday.
Hans Wagners errors let Phila-
delphia beat P.ttsburg.
Schantze, the youngster who has
been with Columbus all spring has
been farmed to Newark and will join
tie Molders at Lima today.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Watch the Pittsburg Prates!" is
row the slogan on the National
league circuit. Manager Fred Clarke
and his star collection of ball toss
ers are putting up a stronger fielding
and batting game than any of their
rivals. Although the Pirates got Il
poor start, the team has improved
wonderfully in n short time. First
base. the Pirates weak corner since
1906 is being covered in first class
style by Bill Abstein, VINO formerly
held down firS. sack for the Provl-
dence team in the Eastern league
His big bat beat the Cubs in the first
clash of the year between Pittsburg
and Chicago. Tommy Leach, the
former third baseman. is playing a.
star game in center. Reliable Hans
Wagner and his big stick are very
much in evidence in all of the Pitts
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13

Left on Mansfield, s; Ports.
mouth, 8, Two base hits-Biery, HUI
Der, Duffy, 2; Totman. Spencer. Stol-
en- bases-Breymaie 2; Duffy. Spen-
Ger. Double plays-Dayy and Biery;
Breymaier and Dayy. Sacrifice hits
Smith 2; Flood, 2; Kettler. Lindall,
.0Hara, McAllistera o'connor, DUFF
fy, Sacrifice fly-Kettler. Bases on
balls-Lndall, s; Kline, 2; Holm
.quist, q Struck out-Lindall, 1;
Kline, A; HoImquist, !. Innings pitch
ed-Lindall. 8; Bucholz. 81 Kline, 81;
Holmquist. 3. Hits--Lindall. IL; Buch-
'olz, 3; Kline, 8; Holmquist 2, Hit
by pitcher-smith, Breymaier. Time
--2:27. Umpire-Bierhalter
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-05-13
WILHEEIMINA:
Better use Gold Medal Flour.
YoLANDE.

President Tat is a staunch friend
of the west and for that reason 1t is
believed he will be present in Seattle
during the progress of the Alaska
Yullon-P Pacific Exposition. The big
exhibition is 10 exploit the resources
OF Alaska ana the yukon territory
as well as make known and foster the
vast Importance of the trade OF tH
Pacific Ocean,
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NEWARK. s.: LIMA. 3.

Lima, May 11-Lima lost the sec
ond game OF ,he season to the New
ark Molders here. The locals couldn't
bunch their hIts on Bense's delivery
while Kaler was hit hard in the
fourth and sixth innings and Taylor
was substituted in the seventh, and
held the visitors down. Score,
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Three base hit-Gowdy.
Double plays-Wolfe to oDay to
Williams
Struck out-By Zmich, 3; by JUS
tice I.
Sacrifice hits-Wolfe, 3, Staley,
ODay.
Base on balls-OH Zmich /, Off JUS
tice 5.
Passed balls-Williams 2.
Umpire-McDermot and Tibbitts.
Time 1880. Attendance 500.
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NNoA tAhh "AAh NV ~ ~ W. NiANi
to secure it.
The times were numerous when
the locals could have made the game
more secure by lacing out a bingle
but Walter Justus was the mighty
tight one at those times.
Justus was going just about as
well as ever and had all of the lucl,
breaking his way
That umpiring stunt, put on by
McDermott and Tibbitts, should
make good at the Family theater. It's
pure comedy, nothing else. Last yeai
the jumps were bad enough but these
two alleged judges Of play ought to
be "famed" by president Quinn
The term has nothing to do with
baseball either.
Does it not strike you as peculiar
that all of the protest on the deci.
sions of McDermott and Tibbitts
comes from the Diggers. A mar
who cannot see them will make mis-.
takes both waSs but when twice In
succession the locals get the short
end from the umpire one cannot bu
wonder what some of these near-um
pires are trying to pull on
n ffs L.,
in the eighth. Williams led off witt
a baser and Justus tried to sacrifice
Hmich handled his bunt fast anC
beat Williams to second. Then
Brown followed with single, one
that would have scored Williams haC
not Zmich broken up the sacrifice
play. Reynolds famed and Humph-
reys sent the ball to Wolfe for q
force of Brown.
Tomorrow Portsmouth viii be here
and remain in our midst for thrc5
days. The Portsmouth crowd is a
hard one to beat and the Diggers viii
have their hands full to get Two out
of three in the series
Mansfield tried new one yester.
day but before the game was over haC
to fall back on Bucholz Lindell
the newcomer got in bad in the lat
ter part OF the game and the scor,
was tied aftar ne was derrickeI 1
Bucholz helped to throw away thu
fcontest in the eleventh.
Tom Kaler was beaten by his ok
teammates yesterdE. Bense hrok,
into the league with victory,
Manager Davidson of Newark, triet
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burg games. In Mondays game
against Chicago Wagner was at bat
six times. Five times he walloped
the ball safely, one of the hits go
ing for two bases. Not satisfied with
that, he stole three bases. George
GIBSON is doing some excellent back
stopping, his throwing to second be-
ing a feature of the Pirates games.
Clarke's men had an easy time in
taking the series from the Cubs, tho
worlds champions. Picture shows
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MOTHERS
FRIEND

ark, 2; Lima, l. Left on bases-New.
ark, 8; Lima, .. Struck out--By
Bense, 4; Kaler, 1; Taylor 2. Time
-1:45. Umpire-IIandiboe Attend
anee--2S5.
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PORTSMOUTH. 8; MANSFIELD. 4.
Mansfield, May 12-After Lindall
was derricked for Bueholz in the
ninth the two men on ases scored on
a timely hit. tieing the score, and the
visitors won in the eleventh on n
wild throw y Bueholz and an oppor-
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Amerlean AsaoeIatlor

Al. MINNEAPOLIS :. Columbus 1.
AT sT. PAUL 4, Toledo 2.
AT KANSAS CITY l. indianapolis 16.
AT MILWAUKEE, Q. Louisville 8.
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/. Innings pitched--By Kaler. s; Tay-
Tor, Q. Hits-on Kaler, Z; OFF Taylor.
!. Earned runs-Newark, &; Lima, B.
Two base hits -Pfeiffer. McCIintock,
Pfeiffer Three base hit--Miller, Sac
rifice hits-pinkney, Snyder, McCIin-
took, Wratten, Kaler Stolen bases
Pfeitfer. Finke, p; leIiley. 3; Newnr
ham. Bases on balls-On Bense. o;
Kaler, 2; Tayler. 2. Hit by pitcher
PteitIer TObl, Bases on errors-rNsgr
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DOPE FOR FANS.

Farrell faced the pitcher four
times Each time he was the first
digger up in the inning and each
time he got to first. walking three
times and hitting safely once, Civ
ing him a perfect average with the
lumber for the DAY.
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