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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

| %leagurrs assumed a commanding lead
Each tea mscorcd on more in the
Each team scored one more IN the
Wagner had d. bad day in tho tield,
making two errors IN five chances.
His FIRST error was a bad throw OF
Delehanty's %grounder I'M the sixth. and
il allowed crawford to score from Sec
ond. His other mtsplay Was 4 mum
Of Tom Jones pop tiA into short lctt
in the ninth
At hat Wagner made one hit in
four times up, hut reached hrst three
times. The first timt he drew a base
IN balls. but Was left on second. ana
In the third he singled to lcft hut vas
on third whom the inning ended. In
,he NTH he WAS an easy out and IN
he seventh he WAS hit ia the back
ly q pitched ball. He dropped to the
ground ana WAS evidently IN great
pain but he soon recovered and trot-
Ted "a first base.
cobb made only one hit. "a single TO
left in the sixth. After getting three
aalls and TWO strikes DaNN Jones hit
the bah into center field stand for "a
home run. Bush walked but cobb
lied to Leach. GraWiord's single TO
left sent Bush 10 third as it WAS a
nit and rum play. crawford stole Sec
md hut Dclchanty struck out and
Moritrity popped To Abstein
Pittsburg tied the scor, in their
half of the first. Byrne hit 10y Eush
and Leach laid q safe bunt along tn"
irst base foul line. clarke sacrificed.
Wagner drew a pass and the bases
were filled. Miller struck out but Ab-
stein worked Summers for a pass and
3yrne was forced across the plate.
Wilson ended the inning hN striking
out.
The winners added another to their
total ia the second Gibson beat out
d hit 10 Bush and Adams sacrificed.
summers to ~Dtlehanty, Delehanty
made a wonderful ~onc-haUdCd scoop
Of Bvrnc's fast bouuder and threw
him out to T. Jones, Gibson going to
third. A wild pitch allowed Gibson
to score.
pittsburg added another in the
third. clarke started by drawing a
base on balls and went to third on
Wagnetis neatly placed hit to- the
left. Miller's out. Bush 70 Tom
Zones, scored Clarke,
Detroit tied the score by landing
.wo runs in The sixth inning. After
Rush- struck out Cobb singled to lett
and scored on CraWford's double TO
center Dclehanty grounded to Wag-
ncr. who threw poorly to Abstein and
Crawford scored while Deiehanty
continued TO second Morlarity flied
to Clarke ana Tom Jones popped an
easy foul TO Abstein.
Pittshurg broke the tie in the sew
cnth. After Adams struck out, Byrne
singled to LEFT and went to third on
Leach's hit to the same place. Clarke's
home run accounted for three scores.
Wagner was hit in the back but as
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
Batting Rally Wins Fiue
Inning Contest For Heavy
Hitfers From Gem City

delivery. Gard opened up the third
by getting hit on the crazy bone ana
walked to FIRST. Dan Anderson sin
gled and q. Parsons got to fitst on n
heldcr's choice, with GARD safe at
third ON Zingerele's error. Bardenelll
waited for The wide ones and was
d~eadheaded, forcing Gard home. Nc
CarthY then electrified the Socorro
rooters by amashing a ringing Texas
Lacquer over short. scoring Anderson
and Parsons. Owens got a pass and
Bardenelli scored on "a tielder's choice.
In their half Of the third. the
Socorro team turned the tables and
pounded out three in that inning, -four
in the fourth and n in the NTH, the
winning run in the fifth being made
on two wild heaves, one by Owens at
snort and the other by l., Anderson
at third. Both men pegged high to
first, forcing in the run. In the third
CLANCY walked, kirchman singled ana
Galloway got on by a lielder's choice.
Clancy scoring. but Kirchman was
thrown out At the plate. Powell sin
gled. which scored Galloway and Pow
ell scampered home on a hit by Dom
ovan. In the fourth Graham walked
and made second on a passed ball.
Whittle singled and Graham scored.
Dow made a tNo-base hit which scored
white. Clancy cached first on l..
AndcrsOn's error at third and Kirch-
man singled. scoring Dow and Clancy,
netting our runs in the inning. In
the firth Whittle hit to short and
made second on owens wild throw TO
first. l.. Anderson at third threw
Dow's %grounder fifty feet oVcr frs:
base and owen waltZed home. bring
ing in the winning run. But for tho
errOrs by the Santa Fe infield in the
fifth. the game would undoubtedly
have gone on another inning, and
possibly several more would have been
necessary to decide the game. The
score
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
SOC0RR0 WINNER IN
BASEBALL RELAY
CONTEST
Fast Foot Rae
erS 0utcIaSSed by WhirIwind
Runners of Gem City Team,

Not content with winning the ball
game, from santa r. yesterday after
noon. the Socorlo bali team Went In
and won the mile relay race from
Albuquerque. tho eight men on the
Gem city running team demonstrating
TO the huge crowd which Witnessed
tho event that they are sprinters from
away back.
Graham. who ran the last lap for
Socurro. made the distance in % IS
seconds. according To- Ruhe Waddelcs
split second watch. This time. still.
according to Mr.. Waddcll. is only two
and three-flfths seconds slower than
the worlds record. Onfv two teams
participated in the contest. Santa Fc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
GAME
GOES TO SOCORR0
By CLOSE SCORE
TWO WILD HEAVES HELP
10 LOSE FOR SANTA FE
Swatfe8t in Two Innings by
"Rubo9 WaddeITs Bunch
Coupled With Errors by An
Gent City Players Wins for
Team from Southern Town.

n... ~
In "a hNe-inhlhS eAilpl1lpl s"h't o.
the iair GROUNDS A'Sterua2 "i'Vi ii'V.r
the Socolf" cIup WorSteu ne '"ne"
Pc team after q marc Isll ~ M
score of \ to Z. n caNaliSIleh rom
Fort Wlngate We're ScnoauIeu 70 Pi"S
Santa Fe yesterday put ne ao'uivi
boys mad no pllchtr ana u!d NO. ~
to get mixed up WIN the AhCle"' NY
aggregation without a Sooo slap arlls''
The exhibition game pet" cen w
Socorro and SANTA re teams was "c-
cordingly arranged Tor ana theSe wv"
aggrcgauons furnished pienlY %
amusement for the many rams VINO
turned out yesterday
\ purse of fifty dollars was hung
up Tor the winning team and both
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
HOT BASEBALL GAME
PULLED OFF AT TAOS


Taos, N. M, oct. l3.-Thc Taos
Grays Worsted the Taos Maroons in a
hotly contested game of baseball here
last Sunday, the latter team being
defeated by the score of 3 to ,. Tho
exhibition was played under the JUS
pieces Of the Taos valley Athletic club.
As is indicated by the close score, the
game was well played by both teams
very few errors being made. a num-
her Of the players showed much tai
ent and viii doubtless ueNelop into
first class professionals. Batteries
Grays, Pat Robinson and Adolph. Du
Bor: Maroons, Reyes MARTINEZ and
Oresino Martinez.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

Cincinnati. O., oct. 13.-crvstal
Maid showed her heels to a classy
field of snrinters today at %latonta.
winning the six furlongs handicap in
"a drive from Right Easy.
First race, : furlongs-Deuce won
Roschurg II. second, Canopian third.
Time, 1.3O.
second race. : furlongs-LaVeno
won. Royal Report second. Gallant
Pirate third Iimc. l;02 20.
Third race, l mile 20 yards-ls1n-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

mic Bard won. Minot second, Manic
Aleol third. Time, A. 40.
Fourth raie. { furlongs-CrNstal
Maid won. Right Easy second, Daint5-
Dame third. Time. ia 3-5.
Firth race = "a furlonge-' on
! amer won. Brunhilde second, Zephyr
third. Time, los 40.
sixth race. : misunderstanding o
warden second. Denver Girl third.
Time, LIS Ia.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

When i'm Albuquerque for the lair
stop az Hotel traige. tiS 1-2 W. Sill
Yer we. Clean u Respectable. Fin
est rooms in the city. Rates always
reasonable. Come.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

COAST LEAGUE



san Francisco. 0cl. l3.-San Fran
cisco defeated Oakland Z to 3 today,
Score: Il. II. T..
san Francisco ............ 10 3
........ .......o %
Batterics-Henley and Berry; Mel
son and Thomas,
hes Angeles. g; Sacramento, 4,
Los Angeles, oct. l3.-Ios Angeles
won from Sacramento S to today.
Score. L. II. +
Los Angeles ......H ~ .
Sacramento $ 8
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and smith:
Fitzgerald ana Graham,
Vernon. 5: Portland. t..
Portland, ore. Oct. 13-Harkuoss
was hit hard in the third and retired
from the game. Vernon. however,
had the game won, as Portland was
wholly unable to hit Schaefer effcc-
lively.
Score, r II. n.
\ rfnoh ''''t''.'' . !
portland ..t-. ... .... ..i = .
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ana Brown;
Hardness, Guyn and Fisher.
Cold Weather Prevents Game.
Chicago. oct. 13.-The National
AAmerican city championship game
was postponed on account of the cold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
LAGUNA RUNNERS IN
CITY To ENTER
MARATHON
Good Sized Deputation Of
TrbeSmen viii Come in to
See the Red Men in EXcit-
ing Event,

Joe Johnson. Felipe Riley and
Frauciso NUM-, al Laguna Indians,
arrived in the city last night from tho
western pueblo with the avo@ed in
tention of taking the southwestern
Marathon away from all comers
hands down, with plenty Of wind to
spare. All there are noted for their
swiftness among the western Puehlos,
Joe johnson particularly being Il
promising candidate FOR he Marathon
honors. Joe is a striking aud mag
nificcnt specimen of an Indian. lie
il six feet two inches high aud
weighs t15 pounds. Fol the past
three months he has been in daily
training at Laguna as have his two
companions ana there are q goed
many wise ones who have seen the
three agunas who are willing to put
up money on any one of them II ~
said a large number of Lagunp In
dians will come Ia to the fntr, espe-
ciallN to see these men run.
Entries for the Race.
The list Of entries for the Marathon
rlce 50 far rs as follows. Joseph
Johnson. FranciscoMuni. Felipe RILEY,
lose Mariana bud Frank Johnson
from Laguna, Felipe Mora. IndiDn
from .lemez Pueblo. NJ H. Mcnamara
Of winston: Fartuz ana Lauti. ZHni
Indians from Black Rock, y NJ. and
u G., Woods of Albuquerque.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14

AAmcrican city championship game
postponed on account of the cold.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1909-10-14
Cold Weather Prevents Game

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. M BIOW
Hardness, GuNn and Fisher.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
TlgD CALLS IN
TN!EL HOURS.
Wa 7EcoBD or FIRE ladies
LheI NIeHT-No THlNa sERi-
oURHoWEVER

Tho lrs department. was called out
twice Within twelve hours. Last even.
ing about Z o'clock call was sent in
that Leaman's yren aouse on Fourth
street was on hre. Mr.. 1eaman was
burning some tobacco stems inside
tine green house. The smoke came
pouring ont at the roof. llrs. J. o.
McNeely saw the smoke rising trom
the building and sent in the alarm.
The FIRE laddies made a nne run to
the scene.
This morning about $3.50 the second
alarm was sounded. The IRE was ON
ogden avenue in a house owned by
Dr.. Will Ogden. A hole about four
feet square burned In the roof. Tho
department made splendid run to
this IRE. In spite OF the heavy mud
the distance was made in very short
time and the IRE was extinguished be-
fore the house was damaged to any
great extent.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
4Merely Mary ANN

Merely Mary Ann" a comedy Of
sentiment and laughter, written by
Israel zangwell and originally present.
ed by Liebler & Co, at the Garden
Theater. New York with Eleanor Rob.
son in the title role, and later played
by her with marked success in every
principal city, has been secured by
Roberts and Damon for road tour.
Liebler & Co. up to this time have
steadily refused all applications for
its USE intending to hold it in re,
serve for revival by Miss Robson.
but the terms paid for II by Roberts
and Bannon were SO unusual, and the
assurances of perfect performance
we're SO strong that they finally re-
leased It to this one company, who
have the exclusive touring rights to 1t
ard will present /, here on Tuesday,
April 9th. with a company Of surpris-
ing excellence and many unusual ad-
vantages.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
MONARCH FOOLED.
King Received Detective AZ a Dis.
tInsuished Foreign NobIeman.

BLARRlTZ. April 2!-Several Of ths
detectives transferred to Blarritz for
the Kings visit are showing much in.
genutty in the DISCUSSES they adopt,
and, though It would be unfair to give
their secrets away. no harm can be
done by mentioning That his majesty
was much tIckled when informed sub.
sequently that q nondsome stranger.
who a Few days ago was presented to
him. in perfect innocence on the part
CT the person responsible, as a dis
tinguished foreign nobleman, was in
reality a secret service man. The lat.
Ter has a great reputation as pro.
team artist, and is also a talented lin
gust
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
"oUEEN OF THE WHITE
SLAVES TONIGHT.

Tonight the Frsnklin Stock Com.
,pony ct tine Opera House. will offe.
othe sensational melodrama in four acts
and many scenes entitled Queen of
the White Slaves" The story Of the
rloy is written around the abduction
of beautiful society girl Of San Fran.
cisco, by the Highbinders. the worst
band OF rascals this country has ever
known. she is stolen from her home
or Mob Hill end taken aboard the fast
private yacht Of Fong Low. a prince
Of Hong Kong, ana taken to China.
where sne is rescued nv a secret scr.
vice agent, who learned Of the abduc.
ton and managed to get aboard the
yacht under the guise Of sailor. TNe
girl IS an heircss. hut 1t Is her great
ner10n:l charms That attracts the at.
tent'on Of Long Low. who is on the
Pacific coast Of America. looking for
girls for ais Harem and one in par.
t'cuIar to place at the head Of his
i1nrem, TO make her queen of his
white slaves. This girl is just the
kind he wants, so he has her stolen
and taken aboard his yacht snd taken
to China. Starting from this sensa.
tional point the play runs fact and
furious and one climax follows anoti.
er in rapid succession. making one OF
the most thrilling and exciting melo-
dramas of recent years. The play will
be staged with special scenery anil
given an elaborate production. To-
morrow afternoon, the Offering will be-
the complicated farce comedy. "The
Whole Damn Family" and it will also
be a prize or gift matinee for the chill
dren when every child will be given
cards to write their names on and the
lucky girls will receive Teddy beays
and the lucky boys watches, On Sat
urday night the company will close
their engagement at the Opera House,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
1000 MEN SET TO WORK.


JEFFBRSoNVILLE, Ind, April a.
The American Car and Foundry Co.
will put 1000 men at work here with.
in six weeks. 1t is understood that
the first delivery on the order for the
Rock Island of seventy passenger
coaches has been promised early. The
cars are worth fully $500 each, MAX
in& the contract about $35O,OOO, and
orders bringing the total to another
100000, and meaning continuous
work for eighteen months, are on the
books.
There are seventy-fve men at pres.
ent employed. principally in getting
ready, and many old employees are re-
turning. 1t is stated unofficially that
the local shops may be used almost
exclusively henceforth for building
coaches. especially with
steel frames and bottoms.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
NlcE's NICE erRLa
PELTEo KING LEoRoLDs
GRAY HAIRS
Union AssocIated Pres,.l

NICE Italy, April Don't come
here with white beard" said pref.
ty girl to Leopold II, as the laster was
moving about the gay crowd at the
Nice carnival. cit should be the same
color as the Mediterranean" And with
that the girl threw handful Of con-
fettt at his majesty-blft the color OF
the said confetti was not blue. but
green. A crowd got round when an:
other masked girl cried, II know. you.
sire, Freia pocket full of your photos, !"
at the same time showing a Belgian
franc with the kings head thereon.
HIS majesty took Ehe Jokes in excel
lent part, and would not let his officer
have the concourse broken up. There
are those who would like to see Leo
poId walk about the streets of his own
capital ct carnival time with the same
simplicity.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
COAL OPERATORS :
WILL MEET NEXT MON
DAY IN WASHINGTON.
Call issued by Secretary Neil Robin
son Of the state Organization
Urges Full Attendance.

A general meeting of ell West Viz
ginia coal operators will be held at
the Willard IN Washington, D. c.,
Monday afternoon. April 5th. for tae
purpose OF discussing the increased
lake freight traffic rates and tie
proposed tarir provision relating to
the coal mining industry.
The call was, Issued by telegraph
by Neil Robinson. secret;ry Of the
State organization of operators. Mr..
Robinson urges all operators to at.
tend, declaring that the coal Industry
of the State Is at stake.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
Found Dead
ETHAN TUCKER, AN AGED RESI-.
DENT, DIES IN BARN NEAR
5ooTHSVfLLE.

Ethan Tucker, aged 70, of near
BocEhsville, was found dead in his
stable this morning. Mr.. Tucker had
been a sufferer for some time. At
times he would become Respondent
and was afflicted with nervous trou.
bic and would often fall unconscious.
1t is thought that he died In one OF
these parOxysms. He leaves a wife
and six children. John c. cotman.
of his city, is a brother-in-law of the
deceased. The funeral arrangements
have not been made.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02

~ prccltlng ne tion oi ne
6elsoa ennslsd H5a women RIM
Hen Taere WI 40 be led 4 plg
social when 4 rsals i've biz YIN IS
presented q tiie person holding the
|lnely card md Il YIN 10 given away
on one condition and that 4. that the
winner must como upon TIE stage and
catch the pig in fuil view Of tae audi.
enee It win prove the laughing event
Of the season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
Personal
g Ea@@

MS Deiia Dudley, o. Grafton, Is
ID gaest o. friends in tae city.
p ii Courtney, OF Morgantown,
Ra visitor in the city yesterday.
ebert Mccoy has been III for the
rus several days ct his home on
Che nut street.
Nell Armour, who had been the
Cue 81 her sister, Mrs. A. B. Scott
FOR Tie past two weeks. has returned
lptisI home in Maeicsta, Ohio.
Ms Elizabeth knight, of Hoult. is
TIE gnest Of her son. Mr.. James
knisI and family.
Mfss Abbatcchio, Of Latrobe, Pa,
IS NE guest OF her daughter, Mrs
gsmes shinn, and ner SON, Attorney
Raymond Abbaticchlo.
nm. +. AZ peneyy and Miss Sara
Deyery went to Grafton last evening
i1attend The funeral services of Mr..
r. d; Moran, which were held today.
tr. ]. l.. Lewis and son, Fred, and
laughter Miss Caroline, left last night
ipr Wisconsin, where they will re-
SIDE. Fred Lewis was manager Of the
Federal Coal and Coke Co, at Grays
rats
Mrs. Sarah Bonnifeld and Mrs. W,
" waiter, Of Grafton, spent yester.
daSsnthe city.
Nj. DID. Cunningham snd Attorney
Z q Prtchard ore in Morgantown to
day on Business for the former
Mrs. NJ. 3. Ashcrait went to Pitts
burg yesterday TO spend several days.
q. ward and family are moving
nom Maple avenue TO the lNfartin
properly on Locust avenue. Mr.. LLOYD
Sample snd family will move to the
properly vacated by Mr.. Ward.
John Crane has been ill-for the past
several days at Ills home on Barney
s. Lindsay and family have
moved from the Fourth 10 the Fifth
Mss Clara Fleming, daughter of
sfr N. Fieming. is Ill ct her home
on Caster avenue.
MIS- sayella Erdrnap has returned
home from the City Hospital where
she had been7for a week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
EARTHQUAKE ROCKS JAPAN
One Man Killed in Yokohama, Tokyo
Suffers Much Damage.

VICTORIA. B. c., April 2.--Advices
brought by the steamer Kaga Maru rs.
sort that Yokohama recently expcr.
fenced the most violent ear .hquake
which has occurred in Japan since the
disaster of II years ago.
The report states that Yotsoham is
buildings were shaken for II minute S
anil S seconds and that considerable
damage was done. Reports from Tol5.
20, Acabn end other places arc th.t
much damage resulted. One man was
killed in Yokohama.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02

geelErlay With tia cdl me he
steel md mon com diaitts a1ris.
lFta Ihonaaa com slE q re 10 fsrs
5!iaees Ii endanqas. Aibartf Egsi.
iertown and Glehdoas me 1plre
SEna the Crane Iron works n Catass
Qua the furnaces al Eacungie and
Topton and the Henry Clay furnaces
81 heading.
Both the Thomas and the Empire
companies have large mining opera,
tons IN New Jersey
The reduction VIM put wages back
to the level Of 1905.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
Underwent operatlon.

Mrs. Jonn A. McNaly underwent a
serious operation at Cooks Hospital
this morning. This afternoon abe had
recovered from the anesthetic and so
far as can be told at this time is do.
ing well.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
FOUR THOUSAND IRON
WORKERS PAY CUT.

BETHLEHEM. Pa April f' 2.-The
companies operating the iron furnaces
in the Lehigh Valley decided to re-
duce the w:ges Of rurnacemen 10 per
cent. This reduction will apply to 81
900 or 1000 workers.
The Thomas Iron Company led OF
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
Get your cakes, pies. ETC.. at the
T;apt'st ladies' exchange at MorEau's
grocery.
WENT TO DENAAM,s
Did Runaway Team and sn,ashed
Window.
grocery.

wadswOrth livery team became
frightened last evening. It made a
dash up Jackson street following the
footprints 10 Denham's store. Tae
team dashed into the show window,
breaking II. The driver was hurled
from his seat and fell across the wag.
ON tongue. He was badly shaken up
but was not hurt. The team escaped
injury.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
IMPROVEMENTS N THE FIFTH.

Mr. Lock HamlltOn is making some
repairs on his residence at the corner
of Sixth street and Locust avenue. He
IS also building an ,uptodate six room
brick dwelling on Sixth strest
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02

FOR REMIT room house: Safer
field street, LIST ward. Good well, now.
ly papered, new paint, slate roof. $40
per month.
8 room house 18th st, 9Th ward
Bath, newly papered, SIC 2-s par mo
5 room cottage. 10th st. 9th ward
New, nice location, $3.50 per month
FOR SALE.
New s room cottage, Barnes st
End ward. Never occupied. Bath con-
plete Hot and Cold water in kitchen
cabinet mantles, slate root. cement
foundation.
cHAs. E. MecRAY Jr.
Office over Underselling Store.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1909-04-02
POST SEASON GAME
Between Normal and Alumni Teams
Tomorrow Evening.

@SS'"S'
The Normal will play post season
game tomorrow evening with the Nor
NAL Alumni.
The Alumni will be strengthened
by Frank Reeves who is now in school
ut Wooster, Ohio. and Blake Taylor.
of Elkins. With the addition of these
two stars the Alumni will present a
very strong line up and will make the
regulars hustle.
The regulars will have their regu ar
players and are expecting to win hut
not to have runaway. the game Will
be called at $3.50 o'clock and should
have a good attendance.