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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
NOTICE, WOMEN OF WOOD.
CRAFT.

Members of Sego Lily Circle No.
ia. Women of Woodcraft, are re-
Quested to meet at /, o. o. F.. hall at
l p. m, Wednesday afternoon to at.
tend the funeral of Neighbor Louise
Coleman. A full attendance required.
NJ MULLER, C. n.
X. HEYMAN. Clerk. =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

The program for the Republican
rally tomorrow evening has been pre-
pared, as follows:
Grand Opening-Ogdcn City brass
band.
Music by the Republican Glee club.
Introduction OF permanent chairman
by temporary chairman
Chairman George j. Kelly will call
the meeting TO order.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

etc, $3.SS54I; expense account
S99l.20, Total, $50, 2,lOG60.
Liabilities.
Due State banks, S1.S13.Sl, due na-
tional banks. s3,173S3: due demand
deposits, S1,5iS.33: due savings depos
its. s2.449.54; due safe deposits, Sl4S.-
IS demand certificates S22.64975:
time certificates S16.71557 cashiers
checks. S3.S64.S3; interest and dis,
count account, S2G659; profit and loss
account, $93.S2; commission account.
S34.50; bills payable. $7S5. Total,
52,10G,60.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

who looked upon the affair with down
cast countenances and We're unwilling
TO leave the place without some assur-
ance that their money would be forth
coming.
The officers of the bank hurriedly
got together and discussed the sltua-
tion, the result being that they asked
permission Of the state bank exam.
liner 10 place the following notice
upon the door:
This bank Is temporarily closed.
The same is due to the closing by the
California state banking superintend-
ent on October is. 1909. OF the main
bank at San Francisco and the branch
bank at Los Angeles"
The Japanese association desires 1t
TO be known that the closing of the
local bank is not due 10 its insolvency,
but because of the condition of the
main bank at San Francisco.
State Bank Examiner Glazer states
that he has no idea other than that
the bank is perfectly solvent but he
cannot give definite information re-
gardinG conditions until he has had
'iibt ~ ~ llt UOOhS
an itemized statement. He has wired
the bank supervisor OF California that
he has taken possession OF the bank
and VIII retain possession until such
time as he is authorized to relinQulsh
possession.
1t was learned by the Japanese en-
ployes in charge OF the bank last even
Ing that the bank would be closed this
morning and they Immediately inter
cepted Manager S, Ichlmura. who was
on his way TO California. with tele-
gram advising him of the situation.
Mr. Ichimura Is now on his return to
Ogden and it is expected he will ar
rive here some time during the after
noon
The condition OF the local bank ar
tho close OF business yesterday makes
most favorable showing and scarce
~ 1ustifes the authorities taking any
action. although the Utah officials
were virtually obligated 10 close the
bank on adyiceS from California, The
statement of the bank follows:
Assets.
Cash on hand. sSO6.21 due from ma
uonal banks. s772; due from state
banks. S20i15, loans and discounts.
$i2'l2S.So: overdrafts. $3.50. so;
stocks, S77lS6s furniture and fixtures,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

ManZan, the great Pile remedy, pre-
vents Piles by preventing constipation
1t is conveniently applied directly TO
the trouble by means of small noz.
zle attached to the tube in which Man.
zan is put up. Sold by Geo. F. Cave
DRUG Store
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

Remarks by Permanent Chairman ].
A. Howell.
Music by the Republican Glee club.
Address by the Governor. Hon. VIII
liam Spry.
Music by the Republican Glee club.
Address by Hon. William Glasmann.
The Ogden City Brass band will
parade the business section, begin.
ming at $50 o'clock
Everybody invited
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
] A P A n E S {
W AS MUCH
EXCITED
WHEN THEY LEARNED OF THE
CLOSING OF THEIR BANK.
State Bank Examiner in Charge of the
Local Japanese-Amcrlcan Institu.
ton on Twenty'fourth Street.

&C A Glazier. State Bank Exam
liner: Tho supervisor OF the banks OF
the state of California has wired the
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
DRY FARMING CON.
GRESS BILLING M'

October % to 25 the o. S. l. will
sell excursion tickets via Butte Mt
Ask agents for rates and particu
lars.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
REPUBLICAN
PROGRAMME

For Tomorrow Evenings Rally Is CompletedA Big Expect
ed-Democrats and Brewertes Specially Requested Be
Present-Everybody Come and Hear the First
Speech of the Campaign.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

did Glasmann keep his promise to
buy the waterworiSs?"
The above is shot No. 6 from Brewer
guns Our answer is. the people re-
elected William Glasmann by a great
ly increased majority for not buying
the waterworks at double the price it
cost TO build a new system.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
Assets.

Cash on hand. sSO621. due from ma
tional banks, s772; due from state
banks. S2Oi.15; loans and discounts.
$i2' 1885: overdrafts. S3.S10.50;
stocks. $77l.S6; furniture and fixtures,
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
Granite Y
fOc

A number of pieces of gran
tie ware which sells ordinarily
up to 25c The lot will include
sauce pans. pudding pans,
dishes. soap boxes, etc, for 10c
each.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19
FIVE

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IL
( For
+ brought
work. |
months
/ can do
/. Without
! in my d
Sworn d
Dr. Ia
nal tabl|
by Bad
and full
Co, Stat
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

Monday. Nov. 1.-THE Gentleman
From Mississippi"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-19

Cluny lace center 20 inches
in diameter, real hand made
Cluny laces. the regular prices
arc $500 and $3.50, and tomor-
row morning we will sell not
moro than two TO a customer
CSC a piece.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

The result oi the observation takeo al Moore wharf at midnight, Sept l. 1908, ls As follows Temperature time observat'n 5l above Max.tomp, preceding 24 hours e!AbOve Min. !" 47 above Mean 54l above
 Barometer sO,W Cloudy apd south wind
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
rnn enn.r Enr Work.

Dr. John S. Buist, the southern sur geou. said in one of his surgical lee lures at a state college:
 Tt is always in rather bad taste for a physician to boast of being busy. Physicians. undertakers and gravedig- gers only cause discomfort when they allude to good times and prosperity. There was an old man applied to the minister of the little village of Paint Rock for the post of Eravedigger. His references were good. and the minister agreed to assign him to the church yard. He was to be paid so much a grave. The Gravedigeer haggled over the price, finally accepting 1t.
 But will get steady workr he demanded.
 "'Steady workr said the minister. Lands sake, man, with steady work you'd bury all Paint Rock in weekg "
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

oodles of money to put in the bank. Shocked is the wheat, and the people who buy it also are shocked at the price they must pay; prices of pro, duee stir people to riot--everything's soaring. from butter to hay, Out in the country the milScow feels classy, prancing around on her long brindled legs; out in the country the hens growing sassy, knowing the price that placed on her eggs. Where is the farmer of old who was ploddin' nearer the poorhouse whenever he, steepf3 Where is the tiller and toiler down trodden, over whose woes we freQuelt ly wept? Where is the husbandman, painfully draggiu' out an existence of sorrow and debt? Coming to town in bis gasoline wagon, loaded with all kinds of bullion, you bet! Out in the country the prospects beguiling. music and laughter are heard on the breeze: women are singing, their hus- bands are smihng-money is growing on bushes and trees!--walt Mason.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
srOO REWARD, s'OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there Is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is catarrh. Halls catarTh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, re Quires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Intern ally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation O, the disease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constim- ton and assisting nature in doing its work. The propVietors offer One Hu dred Dollars for any case that 1t falls to cure. Send for list ot testimonials. Address: F. J. CHENEY & Co,
 Toledo, O.
 Sold by Druggists, 75c,
 Take Halls Family PiTls for con. stipation.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
A s,iekier For Rules.

Billy Grimes was d sailor, and he knew sailors duty and bow 10 obey orders. on foreign port one night Bnly Grimes leaned over the side in answer to Q hall.
 "Ahoy!" he said,
 "Ahoym was the reply, Lower down your ships ladder, shipmate,"
 You can't come aboard here to- night" said Billy.
 "Lower away, you lubber," said the voice below impatiently. q must como aboard. I'm the river plot"
 'T don't care" said Billy, "if youre Punchus Plot rn stick to the ships rules"
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

The Alaskan serves notice to its readers, to the people of the First di- vision and to those who are respons- ible for the present indictment that 1t will not be muzzled or intimi- dated. It ersrvees the right to voice honest criticism on any or all sub ieets. The Alaskan has always en. oeavored to be fair and impartial in its utterances. it has always striven 10 be dignified, and retrained from scurrilOusnsss, untruths. or abuse in any form, We will continue this policy. with the knowledge that we have the support of our readers and of all who believe in free and un- trsmmelled press.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
MAIL ORDER HOUSES ARE LIKE
 LEEcHEs

When the catalog comes from your mall order house, draw an easy chair to the table where the light is and look it over that no bargains may escape your eye. It is a wonderful book. to be sure wonderful for what It does not contain as we'll as what it contains. We miss some things We would be glad to see, On what page is their offer to sub scribe to the Fourth of July fund? Did they donate anything for the last A. B. Christmas tree? How much do they pay for taxes to sup port the schools, to keep the streets h repair, to furnish fire protection? Do they offer you credit when you ara up against it?"
 The mail order houses are leeches' They suck the money from com munity and give nothing in return Patronize the home merchants, Help them. They help the town and they help you.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

In the first place competent auth critics say that the article In question Is iu no wise Hbelous. Public official gre subject to honest criticism. The people must rely on the press for criticism of public officials and the libel laws recognize this fact and are so drawn as to give newspapers considerable latitude when dealing with men in public life.
 In the second place the alleged h- belous editorial did not represent the opinion Of The Alaskan. Original ed itorisls published in The Alaskan bodi before and after the Transcript editorial make this plain. The Tran script article was reproduced for the sole purpose Of giving the readers of the Alaskan the sentiment in other quarters.
 This, however, is largely immaterial The Alaskan has no apologies to make. If any person or association has been Hbened by the Alaskan these persons or parties have due re- course at law.
 But It remains to be seen if the people of the First division will sus- tain the muzzling of the press by public officials. Unless. as is quite probable, the case is Quashed before 1t comes to trial, 1t win be interesting Indeed. to watch the termination of the trial. I win be interesting to as certain whether or not there are twelve men in Southeastern Alaska who will sustain such action.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
rsg ALASKAN wIlL CONTINUE
 TO pusLlss HONEST CRITICISM,

It is a rather unusual state Of af- Tairs to have practically every daily newspaper in an entire district sim. ultaneously indicted for criminal libel Either the papers are uniformly seurrl ous and untruthful. or else there is some ulterior motive behind the whol sale indictments which have been re- turned against the press.
 Either the grand jury believe that the papers Of the First judicial divi- sion are exceeding the latitude of criticism allowed by law. or else an effort is being made to intimidate and discredit the newspapers of the First division. Those responsible for the indictments may be acting in good faith-Or may be plant tools of cer. tain pople who have sinister pur. pose in stifling the free expression ot the press.
 The exact truth will devOlve at a later date.
 The publisher of The Sksgway Alas kan was indicted for criminal libel for republishing an article which first appeared in the Juneau Transcript The article was a criticism of the methods used in the appointment of Judge Lyons. The fact that 1t was necessary to indict The Alaskan for reproducing sn article first published by another paper speaks for itself.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02
HARVEST HOME.

Gu. in the country the farmers are
 singing, out in the fields wAere @ the corn's growing rank, soon in their au- ,O. tAey'n come to town, bringing
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

What will they do with the pole, now 1t is discovered?
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

Whether at Napashuir or Babylon, Whether the cup with sweet or
 bitter run. The Wine of Life keeps oozlng
 drop by drop, The Leaves of Life keep falling,
 one by one.-omar Khayyam.
The daily Alaskan., 1909-09-02

AS 1t is written, there is none right, eous. no, not one.-Romans, Chapter S-lO
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03

pitcher. He win Thea o = - hone
II Licking. Mo-. and DroAaAly 70 IL
Battle Greek. Mich. saaitafinn- We
regret TO lose hin. ~ - must
look after hh health nrst
Umpire Kenneth si.'ss. e fr,ntIa.i
xho uiapirec the two 1Tina1aA xames
here and the lame oS- lays played
with the Pueblo Indians. - Who, BY
the way, was counted q excellent
impure, was roughly treated By his
Trinidad friends. Ee vas arrested
for ,asranny and fined 49, Being
unable 10 pay this he vas sent TO
jail. On Tuesday he uas taken out
on the streets TO work II est When
IN. guards lack was TUNED he made
a sprint for the home plafe and sue
ceeded In making q home run, e.
Gaping from the city. Verify. the
path Of the umpire ID not strevn With
roses. Wen donate hin . square
meal when he arrives in La JuntA-
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
Mondays Game.

In Mondays game Lyle vas In ,i-'
box and struck out six men. He only
allowed the visitors four hits. which
netted them three runs.
The home team secured twelve
hits. and made twelve runs. In the
second inning. when the bases were
full. Lyle came TO bat and pu, the
ball over the fence. four men cross
Ing the home plate. The othcr boys
took the cue and swatted Pitcher
Norris for five more runs. Norris
vas then replaced BY Harmon. vho
pitched good ball the balance Of tbs
game.
Lyi~'s home run netted him SIS.
In cash contribvtions-with The &C
cent on Tie :.
The Mock score Of the game to,
0WDs
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
Sundays Game.

ThA; bunch OF Jzyhavkers from
Garden City. Kan. thought they
could play ball. but after the La Jun
Il boys got through with them, they
concluded 10 go home and try TO
learn the rudiments Of the game.
The fat lady In = white dress
from that city can give the ordinary
fan cards and spades and then make
him turn green with envy when
comes to roasting the umpire. She
vas proud Of relating that some ten
years ago Garden City had = crack
team that defeated any team In the
Valley. including La Junta. Maybe,
old lady. but your town has evident
iy forgotten = few points since then
Ten years more OF the same kind OF
work and they couldn't play At all.
Dennis,on was in the boz on Sun
day and allowed the visitors only
seven hits, and they only succeeded
IN getting two men over the home
plate. while our boys got nine hits
and seven runs.
Denniston's home run In the fourth
inning brought In two other scores.
The cash contributions for Dennis,
toms fea; amounted to 81. The box
score story Of the game is as fol
lows:
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
oLNEY SPRINGS TENS.

Lee Morton vas In Pueblo Tuesday,
Vert Bond vas a Fowler visitor
Wednesday.
W. II. Taylor's mother d here for
a short visit.
Miss Edna was the guot, Of Niss
Mae Enyart last week.
Mr.. Tarbeli. Of Idaho. Is a guest as
the home Of W. W. LineberTy tAis
week.
Mrs. u. Edmonds returned from q
abort visit With Ordway friesAs oat
urday.
Mss Isabella Auckland wsoe e
Missouri this week for the bsaselt d
her health.
Misses Mario walsh anA Kat
Johasoa are visiting ., The Aueh
laaa ho0s.
1rs. Lala BisAoD and Mlse osoe>
CoaAfd we're Pvsblo visitors . ~
dayS last vssk.
rrasA ve,sy asl family. 6 p
seso. have nevsA 70 thsie G1nAn
eoutAeast q town.
Mn. George Roesss and sAnlRsa
rstsrssl froo tAsls elaim nsae Caiv
tagtoe. wednesday.
Aftss July 1st he name G ~
Destotdes vii ~ cAaased ~ o.
~ % oiasy Spsiass.
Prol Z n. Yrseaaa and ~ ooD<
6oo tAsis claim lase week = Goool
. ssv tays vttA sisaAs.
". ". Nssbsrsy eans iroo pusA
= Tuss1ay = spssl . ~ ~
v1th ~ haiiy.
Mn. navi1 Dsvnss end lnGnAog
aAeAee ~ Aavs ~ vislt1 ~
pevners 0sehe. Nh Mas1 r.
ou0o1 - puGHoA l n!
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03

Stephens In La Junta Friday. return
ing saturday.
Mr Rounds shipped two car lpads
Of WOOL to Hartford. Conn. during
the past week.
H. D. Cochran Is Improving the
looks Of his home by the addition OF
front porch.
II c. Royer and wife went to
Rocky Ford on business Monday. re.
turning Tuesday.
Mr.. Brannon. our ditch rider. was
running water in the ditch above
Timpas Wednesday.
Our vicinity was visited by a fine
rain Thursday. that helped the grow
Ing crops wonderfully.
The artesian well men have at last
got their machinery here and will
begin drilling In few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burger were La Jun.
t. visitors Sunday. the Goth. return
Ing late Sunday night In an auto.
Jim Browning. Harry Coyte and
Bob Crounk are working for Mr..
Reece on his reservoir this week.
Everybody come to the big Fourth
OF July celebration At this place on
Saturday. July ID. A big time is ex.
pected.
Ed Graham. OF Garden City. Kan.
called on Mis- BLY, Cochran Sunday
afternoon. returning home on No. 10
u night
wAsa II Nmpas at neal time call
o. Mr.. BIsvias st tAs rsstauant and
help he willow est Regular nsala
= esats eaeA.
Niss Ayotts Dsaay h e3srkias eos
Mn. DssUs u placs q NJ. Ramsey,
No has . positiaa - cook o. ~
Hainss rascA.
n ~ bssa pestty warn ~ pasi
fsv 1Ays \ tAsss pasts. vhicA = Z
~ rsoia1se thas tAs resrtA u
c1see - hanA
~. ~ Mn. l1eeseaow wet h
L. Juaka oetue1ay essa1no, vhsru
~. Nsoss10se ~ . ~ Aayr vuss
~ sasDsnesshe
~ oaas-fvs shssss buaiasss ~
= tsUn g 1saoas. ~ Dass1sulass
| - - = a1lsess 1nDet 1oevtns, q
| Tlmpoo sesenu1se
~. osa1aa, - seseiea 1ufsoaa
~ bssa sttsn1lag esBt = Il IL
= ~ ~ ~ ~, rseusaing hea>
5AuD1Ay nsealne.
| ~ ~ ~ etAs ~ nl1sd ~
oonos1 ~ rooogvo6 aon1n. ~ lnrn
- on1og : eogD1 haso ~ issl6na
F11g = ~ G1eA ~ ~ eD0oae1eo
| ~ 49, y aonan Sog4ang = -
=! |! ~ 4 !! ~ :! - !.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
I'D Great American Game
A FEW INNINGS WITH THE FANS
AT HONE AND ABROAD

Taylor. II ....s .
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
r'meAs ITEMS.

Mr. Ramsey went to work for Mr..
Haines Monday.
The Circle Diamond boys were In
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. stucht were Rocky
Ford visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs- Reece spent Saturday
and Sunday in Ia Junta.
Cali on Mr.. Cochran Tor al kinds
q groceries. DRY goods and hardware
. Ban Crouak went 70 WORK IN the
hay harvest MoaAay near Rocky Pod
MS. Tfalass satsstaiasd Ns. CocA
ran asA in Browning 0ualay altse'
Hsea.
0soess Ceffnsa = disgias . a.
tssa - NJ. Das3esoe's raacA TN
vesk
". .. Lavrsaes asA Albset StscAI
aa1s . basisss up = nselv Vscl
Nsslav.
wa b nssa e groesssss, ses.
en- - Ma q. a. DWUss. ~ selIe>
bait0nG
Nhs Dsea 1esoeea ~ ~ eussl
|se ~. - Ma otoskj .wsosao6as
evsolnG.
wa,ese Rattsssa ~ teGla vssi
~ Ms. Halsss = ~ ~ hasvss
nenlny.
~. oenskt ~ ~. Jsseb Duysq
- Aslo1no ~. Hala0 M ~ ~
= = VIVA vsat y Il Junai
1uos1nv - tsuoAe . 49, vo0sa
~ hasaeoa
cnaslss nusaasa - 1ninl,t 49,
11lnoe eenona4 - srne eeeol
3: ~ 2, & |. / Z,
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
NEWS or sw'mx.
All kinds of hay machinery. Beatty
Reynolds Company.

I All kinds Of hay machinery. Beatty
Reynolds Company.
I Mrs. J. E Ecton and daughte,
spent Friday In Rocky Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pierce spent Sat
urdzy and Sunday In Swink,
Binder t~ine al lowest prices al
the Beatty Reynolds Company
Dan Keleher Is nov employed al
Stoops grocery as delivery boy
Store closed all day Nonday. July
9Th Beatty Reynolds Company.
George Richie and wife returned
home Tuesday after a month visit,
with relatives.
Mfs +. t5wars departed sor Den
yer Thursday morning 10 spend a
month In the capital city.
M.s Kate Jordan. Of Ia Iun,a
spent the week In Svink as the
guest OF Miss Ds-o,a Eeton.
". d. Shelton has been Appointed
town marshal and is kept bus these
days Inning up the Mexicans
There has been more people on
the streets this week thaa a. any
time since the factory closed.
J. V. Yeoman went to Pueblo Wed
ucsdAy morning as a booster FOR the
Fourth Of July celebration at Mama
nola
r F. Kenyon. who has bseu the
night operator here for SOM time,
has resigned. and departed Thursday
morning Tor Denver.
Nrs. Erie E.senhour reiun q tc
/ her home in la Iunta aiteT three
Aeeks' visit With her .oIkE. ~. J
S. wcstfaii aad family.
Tha special sale at NE : aty Roy
uolds Company continues aatn Sal
urday nisht-not TO late to Ia,
new bat for July i.a.
Or. J. W. Brown movel Is otfie,
furniture 20 La Anlmas thursday
aud wll open an Office ite. DR.
Hubbard savage is our me- ioctor.'
Miss Garry Dunhsm, %. tho 81
Mary. Hospital. Al Hsusas rity. Mo.
Is spending a tvo weea vacation
with her parents. Mr ana RS. G. A
Durham
Wm Van Wake. sectlol foreman
received a promotion Thu lay. ans
vas called to the Canon CI'y brancl
10 take charge OF layiug heaviei
steel on the branch.
. The special sale at the b ATTY Rey
nolds Trading Company has teen :
great success. They .eondused theil
own sale and did not pay a LES man
Aser part OF ths sales. theFs1y gisin,
their customers the beneiI; OF III,
saving.
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03

Totals :. IA . - IL s
SCORE By INNINGS.
l334s
Garden City II 5000 o o.
La Junta :. ..Is s0eil0 '-72
Earned runs-La JuniA Z. Garden
City 0.
T~obase hiis-Lyons. KenseI. sor-
ger.
Home run-Lyie
FRS, base on balls-On Lyle !. off
Norris :. off Harmon ..
LET, on bases-La Junta Z. Garden
City 5.
Wild pitches-Lyle 3. Norris /.
First base on errors-LS JuntA ,.
Garden City 2
Struck out-By Lyle 6. by Norris
l, by Harmon s.
Double plays-Songer, unasssted.
Sacrifice hits-Lyons !.
Stolen bases-BradIey. Shea ..
Lehr. Harmon.
Hit by piteher-Kensel. Baugh.
Shea
umpirc-Fennell
T1me-i:35-
Attendance 300
La Junta tribune., 1909-07-03
scORE ~ INNINns.
aADi-H u AsH-fl-f-iH-
1z3is s7sg
L. Jsun 900 5l0l0 -
Garda CRY .0itVg o U O.


Garden CRY 90 100000 O.
Earaed nus-cardea city /, Ia
Junfa :.
Two-baas Aiu-nrouu. OF La Jun
Ia
Frst base On afa-Ofi Deaniston
o. on CLARK Q.
In oa bases-La Iun,a 9. Garden
City 3
Wld pltohes- Deuulsf0n !.
First base on erro1-La Jun'a 2,
Garden CITY p
Home Fun-Denniston.
Struck out-By Deaniston {. BY
Clark .,
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Reformes pressy er.aa Church.

At the Reformed Presbyterian
church tomorrow. services Will BE-
conducted both morning and even
Ing. by the pastor. Rev. Z. a
Crooks. Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Morning subject The Authority o,
christs Teach.ng.
Christian Endeavor at Z .. m.
Evening theme for sermon, "our
National Christianity"
Prayer meeting Wednesday even.
ing At 7:+5.
You are earnestly invited TO these
services.