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Tbs w;ns.r shave

10 sharpen your razor in bitter
weather" said barber. .'you must
Zip 1t FIRST In boiling water or very hot
water, then wipe 1t dry and then strop
K while It is still heated. This viii
rause the blade to take on the keenest
kind Of an edge. Men continually com
plain that they can't give themselves
a decent shave in winter. They think
it's their faces, but It is really the
fault Of the chilled azor.n-Exchange
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Mrs. Winslcw's Soothing Syrup

Has been used for over eIxTT-FIvE YEARS BY MIL
LIONS OF MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE
TkETHfSG, with PERFECT SUCCESS Ii s0oTHEs
the CHILD, soFFENs the GUMS. AII4AYS all PAIN
CURES WIND collie. and is the best remedy for DIAR
RIGA Sold By Druggists tn sssFy part Of the wefld
Be sure and ask for Mrf. WiHaows Soothing Syrup,
and take other kud. Tuenty.ass CENTS bottle Gua~
antecd under the Food and DruKs Ae June h 1895 Serial
Number l0as. . AN OLD AND WELL TRIED REMEDY.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-26

Valuable Main street property con sisting OF
house and balm and large extra lot adjoining,
having frontage Of % feet on Main street
and depth OF 100 feet. Win sell for less than
the land alone will be worth Ia few years. The
house and barn will rent Tor enough % pay a
fair rate Of interest on the investment Lot
TIRE buildings stand on has frontage of 70 feet
House has all modern oonyenicnces and the
barn is large. Buildings could not be erected
to-day for S5OO0,00 above the land. Inquire Of
the y. A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre.
Vermont 265f
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unknown to those addressed. An effort
Is on foot to locate the letter which Pres.
dent Lincoln wrote TO Mr.. Hawkins, ST.
The three sons are all residing in Bar
lboo and are among the Oldest triplets
living.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
FsrArr on ELIAS II. woLcorr

Tho undersigned having been appointed by
Washington Commissioners toreceive, examine
and adjust the claims and demands OF All per-
suns against the estate Of klias II, WnlcOtt
late 0f Town Of Dare, IN said District. deccahed
and all claims exhibited Ia Offset thereto, hereby
give notice that We will meet Tor tho purpose
aforesaid. AT The Post Oflise, Ia East Barre. IN
the Town Of Barre m aald District, on the 6th
day Of March aud 9th day of august next from
! O'Clock 4. ~. until o'clock ~ NJ, each OfsAid
days, and that six months from the i0th day 0f
February A. ID. 1901, Il the time limited by said
Court for aid creditors 70 present their claims
20 rs for examination and allowance
Dated AZ Town pf Barre, this l0th day OF Feb
ruafy A. ID. ipui.
ALBERT O. DICKEy, Commas
fkkD l. SARGENT, / sioners.
Feb i2-i9-20
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FOR SALE OR ExcHASGE-At webster
willie two cottage houses with two extra build
ing lots. Nicely located Will sell or ex-
change for small farm or house In Barre
City. 2s6ttOs
FARM FOR sAI.E or EXcHAN GE-Con-
tanning about 100 arces, tillAge. pasturage and
wood land. Large nearly new barn, 40 " with
basement and silo, Barn Is clapboarded and
painted, stable for 30 head including horse
stalls Fairly good house with ell. shed, and
cut holdings. Land lays especially woll. win
sell or exchange for smaller farm near Barre
city or for renting property In 0raniteville or
Barre. es4ti0s
COTTAGE HOUSE FOR SALE OR Ex-
CHANGE--Honse on Upper Washington ST..
practically new; contains eight rooms pantry
and wood shed. Cellar under tho entire house,
q large garden. VIII make nice home. Would
exchange for small farm or timber land near
Barre. 2sAtl0s
FARM FOR sAlE-ContAining IS acres OF
land sacres OF tillage, IL acres OF pastnrage
aud 10 acres of woodland. The place Is located
about two miles from village and railroad sta
tiDn, Coed set OF buildings quite lot OF soft
wood and 70 cheap At $1,000 2s0tf
Farm Dor SALE Containing ii6 acres Of
land located about three milaa from railroad
station and town 30 acres or excellent wood
land; good comfortable buildings pleasantly
located, buildings are Insured for $4,000,
assessed for $909 Price $1,000, Wood enough
20 pay for the place. 2SOtf
FOR SALE Cottage Hotel and Livery stable
connected. Located In a nice little town for
summer business, on line OF rail- road. House
contains IS rooms and IL In the prettiest loca
ton In town; house Is located on d large LOT af-
fording good garden. With the property wall
be sold two Morgan mares, and years old
for which parties refused S4so; two wagons,
two sleighs, lumber wagon harnesses, robes,
and IN fact full equipment for stable. on
account Of sickness the owner win sell the
property Tor 5000. 2s0tf
For further Information inquire OF the d. A.
Perry Real Estate Agency, Barre, Vt
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BUSINESS TROUBLES.
George o. Matthews Of Bellows Falls
Files Petition in Bankruptcy.

Rutland, Feb 2e.--Geprge o. Mat
thews of Bellows Falls has filed a petit
ton in bankruptcy with Clerk +. s.
Platt Of the United tSates court. His
liabilities are ssS5.94 and his assets
amount to S25i,72, OF which $225 are
exempt
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ABOUT THE STATE

The White River train did not reach
Gaysville until 1880 o'clock Saturday
having been snowbouna al Rochester, is
miles away. since the Monday before.
The track being solid bed OF ice made
It impossible "a get through.
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FOUR LINES FOR Is CENTS

TINS nnHs viii publish wAnta, Lost and
Found, FOR sale. To Lot, etc.-abOrt advertise.
menta--at tho rate % four lines for twenty ave
cents for the nrat insertion aud nvo oonts for
each subaoouen insortion-
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A large number OF relatives and
friends were present at the Congrega-
tional church at Hartland Wednesday
night to witness the marriage of Gar.
field Humphrey Miller Of White Rivei
Junction and Miss Helen Clark Britton,
the only daughter OF Mn and Mrs. Henry
5. Britton Of Hartiand. The ceremony
was performed at 7:s0 o'clock by the
Rev. A. J. Hough Of Montpelier. Tn
bridesmaids were Miss Annie Miller.
sister of the groom and Miss CAIaro
lyn Moore Of Springfield. Mass. The
ipatron of honor was Mrs Ernest II
Martin Of Mount Holly. N. j., an aunt
OF the bride aud the ring bearer, Miss
Dorothy Miller. The groomsman was
Allen H. Drltton Of Hartland and the
ushers Herbert Miller. Carl Cameron and
Arthur Houeh Of White River Junction
and Joseph Beals Of Keene. Y. IT. Az
ter the ceremor~ o reception was held
ct the brides homA The couple win
take a trip to New York and Philadel.
phia and upon their return win live in
White River Junction,
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-26

HIPS S. r. S. Ointment cures itching,
erysipilas. eczema, fever sores. and all
skin diseases. Guaranteed to be the
best Ask your druggist Price 25e. ID.
i. Davis.
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Dissolution of cOpartaersI,ip

The partnershie beFetafaEe existing between
Ida M kendriek ana Hlra. + n kowsil mil
liners, has been dfssHisAas Mrs kenarick VIII
IN Wliliamstowns
IDA n. EENDRICk
l. d HOWELL
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BUSINESS CARDS.
DIR. z. ARCHAMBAULT.

General diseases treated, hut special atten
ton given to the treatment of tuberculosis or
consumption by means Of the new serum.
Barra--Ofiice IS Summer ST.. corner West
Houn-7 10 8 q. m, 2 to aud to . p. M Web
sterville-Residence Henry Gigure, telephone
407-1S for doctor. GTanitevilles- Residence Odule
Gilbert, for doctor telephone 407-ia
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An autopsy Wednesday afternoon by
Health Officer c. +, Ball on the body Of
Miss Margaret Edmunds the graduate
nurse, who was found dead in bath
room at the hotel Bardwell in Rutland
wednesday morning, showed that she
was suffering from acute Bright's dis.
ease and organic heart trouble. She was
evidently stricken while preparing TO
battle She was caring for patient at
the hotel. She had no relatives in Rut
land, going there three years ago To
take a course az the Rutland hospitals
nurses training school. which She com.
pleted February 0 last. She was 80
years old.
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WANTED.

WANTED Farm wanted to take on shares.
with atock and tools preferred. Address Eugene
n. LRuue, Eopkville, Gorinth, w. 2gstA
WANTED--ftaye you any thing that you wlsh
to trade for Maple Ryrup2 Address, George T.
Morris, 70 Academy St 29stf
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FOR sALE--on car line between Barre and
Montpelier Parcel OF land 100 feet BY 800, also
another parcel little larger will sell both to-
gefher or separately. u. A. Perry, Gordon
Block 27Otf
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STORE HOUSE.

Up-to-dats accommodations for storing
most any thing. carriages and slsaghs specially
fire, aithoughI eau insure property stored BY
me &C very cheap rats ii desired. Prices
right. Call on OF address, GseSge H McEar-
as-A u.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1909-02-26

FOR sALE--Modern eight room house on
Becon street, French estate, has steam heat
electrict lights. hot water connections Also
extra lot Splendid opportunity 20 secure de-
sirable home economically. Inquire OF George
Il Smith, "A Jefferson street 2Slti2
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND--Tuesday night on Washin gton ST.
iocget off watch fob with initials owner can
have same by paying for this Advertisements, *
10 Richardson St 293tts
FoUND--pair of spsctaelea near Brook streea
school building last Monday. Owner can have
same by proving property and paying for this
advertisement &C the Times Office, 1854
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FOR sAIaE--94 Pattertan street, house seven
rooms besides two In basement, bath, laundry,
hot water connections. electric lights, steam
heat, all fniahed m hard wood. A good barn,
stalls, win basement, place for hens City
water, Lot % feet front, 100 deep. This Is a
very desirable place. fhe best of neighbors
and near the car line. II must be seen 10 be
appreciated. For price and terms inquire at
the ,. y. Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre,
Vermont 2s3tf
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FOR sALE--A large stone shed in Groton
with two good derricks steam hoist with tools,
engine and boiler polishing mill, blacksmith
shop, nice ofiice, with steam heat, shed $50 feet
long. a large ban Of coal Electric power can be
used now, fine Shance 10 start good business
with small capital all for 5000 part cash
John y. Hatch, Sroton, VT S7ti2
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The r. y. Cate Real Estate
Agency. Barre Vt.
=. .. CATE HA FLoop.
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FOR sALE--1wo stoves nearly new ona
70 Prospect. street i2asto'
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PoR sALE.

FOR HALE~~JohnaOn incubator and hrooder.
100 egg sixe--ln nfat class condition Charles W.
Merrill Il. y u. No hate, FOL, ALL. .ptos
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ron sALi-sevsn thoroughbred coach papt
Inquire &c the Fire station. 22m
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NOTICE!

do all kinds of carriage repairing, a. oar.
NV large stock In that line. ALI kinds OF
4 wood bending. Rubber Tires furnished and
MI. All jobs promptly attended TO- as have
machinery and power TO do the work.
A. j. STEWARDS SHOP,
- Prospect street. Telephone 1868
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FOR SALk--A bargain In seven room house
Just on Liberty street on Orange street House
u all modern with hard wood hO,ra and finish
throughout Heated by hot air good plumbing,
wide porch. Worth $500 %. Price fof immedi,
ate sale as owner Is about 20 leave town, Il
t2750O1 Terms $4,000 down. Inquire OF the
d. A. Perry Real Estate Agency, barre, W. 2eitf
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ron HALE-dfeen hard wood, b 2j cord,
ton street, .v0t2
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

TO LET-Furnished room, with electric
lights and furnace heat At Eastern ave. 2S5tf
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR sALE--A small farm. contains about u
acres, situated one miia from Granitcyille post
oniec. Good house ana barn. Inquire Of y. J..
Mcdonald, Granitoyille, W., X \. ID, 292ggs
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FOR sAIEs-very good six room house, all
modern, ON fremont street for only e23s5, %.
erms 500 90. 20 $4,000 down. lhis property
"a worth more. Inquire Of this ID. A. Perry Real
Estate Agency. Barre, w. 29itf
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FOR SALE OR TO RENT--A small farm OF
s2scres with or without stock. win keep
cows and u horse. Two miles out OF Williams
town. Inquire Of George Earl, H. n. d. ., Will
Jamestown. xl3t2s
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FOR SALE-stone shed large enough 90 run
4 games Of cutters polishing mill Good ma
chinery, air compressor. etc viii be sold rea-
A. Perry Real Estate Agency. Barre, W. 29itf
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TO RENT.

10 RENT-Large, well-iighted ofiices, single
or en- suite la the Hale Block, Aain street In
quire Of q. II. tale. 2s5tf
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WORK WANTED.


WANTED-situation by middle aged lady in
barre. 2sGrr
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HELP WANTED.

YOUNG MEN FOR RAILWAY MAIL SER
VICE. Examination May 10 Intending appli-
cants should begin preparation At once. sample
questions and "How Government Positions arc
Secured sent free. Interstate schools, i6i
College place, Cedar kapids, Iowa. 2J4t5s
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Experienced table girls AZ sonce
by VI. employment Agency, Waterbury
w xSit2
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sarra. Feh g 10.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-10-01
Eddie Du&an is
The Best Jockey
In United States

NEW YORK. oct. Eddie Dugan
will have no trouble in carrying OH
the leading riding hOnOrs on the eastern
job steadily. barring a suspension now
and then, since Piclico opened in April,
and in spite of the talk about rough
riding he has a larger following among
horse players here than any other
jockey. Dugan has been repeatedly
scored by prominent owners for his al
legged foul tactics in the saddle; but
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National League.
Whitman Playing
High School Team

In the second practice game of the
squad is playing the local high school
aggregation on Ankeny field this af-
ternoon Since the game of last Mon
day afternoon, when the Missionaries
took the high school team into camp
by the score of to 0, Blanchard's he
roes have shown wonderful improve
ment The team work is smooth, their
signal practice in better shape, and
the forward pass is employed to much
better advantage. The members of
the high school team have also i'm
proved their playing to a great extent.
and this afternoons game promises
to be an exceptionally interesting one
even though merely a practice contest.
1t is very probable that the game will
be for one twenty and one fifteen min
ute halves. Frank Spagle coach of
the Pearsons Academy team will Off
ciate as referee. The umpire has not
yet been decided upon.
Coach Blanchard will try out two
full teams, they are:
PrOudfoOt, Fee, Wiley ...... right end
A Belt, Il. Cox quarter
Captain Borleske, P. O'Neil right half
Johnson, McConaughy ....... left half
Dresser. Whitney ........... .fullback
Clemens, Bennington ...... center
Morrow Cleman " left guard
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resentatives of Holland We're stationed
to accept the replicas of the two quaint
old ships in whose honor the celebra-
up the Hudson from New York bay,
with the Half Moon and ClermOnt near
the head of the line such d salute was
reared out as has probably never been
heard on the planet. 1t was the royal
greeting of q guns doomed successive
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ly from each war vessel in the long
line. American, English, German
French Mexican, South American, or
what not. these guns rOared in unison
in honor of the discovery of the Hud-
son river and the inventor of the
steamboat. 1t is estimated that there
were 400 cannonS in all. 1t was 10
o'clock on the morning of Saturday.
Sept 25, when the procession began to
form along the Jersey and Staten ISL
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and shores. 1:15 when it started it's
slow and stately way up the river and
4 O'Clock in the afternoon before it
had reached the end of the battleship
line at the northern end of Manhat-
tan Island and doubled back as far as
One Hundred and Tenth street. Here
the ceremonies were simple. but i'm
pressiVe, the thunder Of guns equaling
a score of sea battles massed into one.
The weather was ideal Clear cool.
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gan has worn the silks of practically
all the leading owners, including August
Belmont. James r. Keene. S c. HI
dreth and John l.. Madden. Incidental
ly he has ridden the best horses in
training But at that there appears to
be some doubt whether Dugan is a
Butwell and Taplin.
Before Powers was placed under the
ban by the Jockey club stewards he
convinced many patrons of the turf
that he was a finished horseman. He
showed equal skill in sprints and in
long distance events, but he got into
trouble, it is said. because of the way
he was beaten on overwhelming favor
ties. The turf governors have not
publicly accused him of anything
wrong, but they say he was set down
for rough riding. Pofers cannot accept
mounts anywhere in the future there
fore. until his suspension is raised
TaoIin Makes Good.
Taplin. like Powers. did not ride at
the earlier ms etngs here. He was
introduced to the metropolitan public
at the end of the Sheepshead Bay
spring meeting by H. G. Redwell and
during the subsequent session at En-
pire city the boy created a sensation.
He went up to Sara tOga to score other
successes, but when Bedwell was asked
to put q price on the jockeys con-
tract he declined and took Taplin to
the Canadian circuit with him. 1t
Is believed that if Powers and Taplin
had started riding ia Pimlico when
Dugan began his campaign an had re-
manned here until now. both would
have more winners to their credit
than the present holder of honors But
as they did not, Dugan stands alone
as far as winning second and third
mounts are concerned.
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bulk of them forming an escort in
giant parade that swung past ten miles
of battleships and back again along
OF fine line pausing at One Hundred
and Tenth street, where the official re-
ception took place. Here Governor
Hughes. the mayor and city officials
Of New York, the officers of the Hud-
SON Fulton commission and the rep
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and pleasant. it could not have been
more nearly perfect if made to order
In addition to the 100000 or 5000. 600
of New York'S population, it is be-
lieved that fully million visitors
were present and all these lined the
shores of the noble river, making a
solid mass of banked humanity ex-
tending almost from the Battery to
Spuyten Duyvil, a distance of APP
erOXimately Is miles
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Golf Contest Begins.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Oct. 1.-The
the Lesley cup began today over the
links of the Whitemarsh Valley Coun-
try club, near here. The play will con-
tinue two days.
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I'll 'NHJRG. oct. ALTHOUGH the
NATIONAL league race does not close nm
vet J. the Pittsburs club will with
,"" days be officially declared the
'''..2ions Of 1909. The Pirates have
'''" sensation of the major leagues
season That so many Youngsters
'. '1 SIven regular positions and
"." maintain the high position
'a' race during the campaigp is
,."s'd~red little short of wonderful
IN but one Veteran. Hans Wagner
,'e 5aaeld and another in the ont
.'0 'ae Pirates have been consistent
In addition. Clarke has stood
,a' on his twirling staff. When the
l"nee7s started their camnaisn tho
r.. seAerally expressed that the.
-'' HOT make as good a showing as
Year because they had three voung
'-> IN the lineup. The soliditv and
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Season Is Open.

NEW YORK, oct. 1.-The open sea-
son for duck goose and brant shoot
ilg began on Long Island today,
Where a number of hunts have been
arranged by society sportsmen from
several southeastern and eastern
states
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league team for nine Naers. and in that
time the team has never finished oct
of the first division. winning three con-
Secutive pennants finishing second
three times third once. fourth once
and last year being tied with the New
York Giants for second position. Tom
my Leach. who has been playing center
field all season. was formerly one of
the greatest third sackers in the game
but early in the spring he asked Clarke
to give him an Outfield berth. Right
off the start he made good in his new
position. AS a batter and base run
ner he is among the first ten in the
league.
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moose, bears, wolves and wild cats
are the game sought by huntsmen who
come from all parts of the country
to shoot in this state.
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precision shown by the Plttsburg IN
field have been source of surprise
and intense chagrin to the otner clubs.
The reliable old Honus Wagner has
undoubtedly been the sal"atlon OF the
team both in the way he has braced
up the new infielders and the way ne
has killed that old ball. He never MT
So savagely as he did this season. ana
his fielding work stirred up the KIDS
who are playing around him. AS
manager of a ball team Fred Clarke
has few. if any, peers in the game OF
day. He has everything a successlui
leader needs He is a developer VI
Youngsters, a fighter, and no one KNOWS
more about inside baseball than does
this fellow. Besides being grahu
leader. he is also one of the greatest
PLAYERS in the game. Clarke mas oeeh
manager of the Pittsburg National
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American League.
YESTERDAYS SCORES.

YESTERDAYS SCORES.
Northwestern.
Aberdeen. 4 Vancouver. /.
Seattle. 8: Tacoma. ..
Spokane. s: Portland, 5.
Pacific Coast.
Portland A. Oakland. ,.
Sacramento, 8; San Francisco, 0
Vernon. = Los Angeles, 2.
National League.
Pittsburg. 2: New York. 6.
Pittsburg. 8: New York. 1.
Boston, 4; st. Louis, 2.
American League.
Philadelphia. 3: Chicago, S.
Philadelphia, 4; Chicago. 6.
st. Louis. 4 -: New York. 4.
Detroit, I: Boston, 9.
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Bio Game Season.

PORTLAND. Me. Oct 1.-The big
game season opened here today and
continues until December Is Deer
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FIELD
SPORTS

SCRANTON. Pa. Oct. 1.-EmplOyes
of the various coal companies are much
interested in a series of first aid con-
tests and field sports which began To-
dav undar the direction of the Ameri-
can National Red Cross Society and
the United States war department.
A novel feature Of the program VIII
be the illustration of mine accident
Continued on Page Six) NJ.
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