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25.OO0 ARKANSAS
 BABIES WAIVED
To Make Important Test-COlor and Sex Not Material-Mast Be Under Five Years Old.

The most alarming condition con- fronting the American people today is our infantile death rate. Statis- tics compiled from reports of the J. of Heath of our largest populated states, show that about 37 per cent of our deaths are among children under years of age and 30 per cent under 2 years of age. Of this 30 per cent two-thirds or G. per cent, die from diarrhoea and enteritis. This means that in state like Arkansas with an annual death rate of 5000, 10,5OO are children under years and 1000 of these die every year with Bacterial Infection of the Stomach and Bowels, ordinarily termed Bowel tum, Summer Complaint. Teetthing Troubles, etc. Statistics also show that no other disease produces half as many deaths among our people of all ages as does this one disease of Bowel Trouble" among children ua- der years.
 Appalling as these figures are, how little concern is generally shown in the preparation of Foods and Reme- dies in an effort to avoid this great est of all death dealing monsters.
 To lessen this great mortality among children should be the aim Of both our national and state gov ernment and the effort of every citi- zen. With this object in view, ar engagements have been perfected whereby 25,000 Arkansas babies, re- gar,lless of sex and color, are wanted during the present summer 1909, Go make a personal test of Baby Bowel Germicide, that is claimed by the dis coyerers and manufacturers to pro- duce cures in 90 per cent of the cases indicating it's use.0 The name of this Germicide is Brooks Baby Bowel Balm,' the constituents of which are given as Laxative Sedative, Diges- tive, Neutralizing, Aromatic and high ly Antiseptic
 Tn order that 25,000 babies through out the state may each have access to at least one bottle, every drug tt taler in the state has been notified to lay in an amount to supply the de- mand, and most of them have done so, but if the druggist or dealer called upon has. not the remedy in stock and will not at once obtain it the name and address of such dealer should be furnished to the manu- lecturers who will at once arrange for one or more bottles to be had at some convenient place, otherwise they will send it from the factory by express prepaid upon receipt of price for two bottles, 25c each. In this event the express charges alone will equal or exceed the price received but it is intended that every child in Arkansas to the number of 25,- 900 who have not tried 1t shall give it a test regardless of cost.
 Each druggist or dealer selling the
 remedy is notified to refund the pur-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

on the new bank and office building, at Second avenue and Pine street The West wall of the il dbuilding, which stands, will be torn down Monday and as soon as the brick is moved, excava- supervised by Mitchell Seligman, the young architect, who drew the plans for the big sky scraper. It will re- quire about twelve months to complete the bank and office building.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29
CONTRACTOR HAS
 HEADQUARTERS HERE
Louisville Man Who Will Build Citi- 1ehs Bank and Office Building, Ar. nVes-Actual Work Will Begin This "eek-Skilled Laborers Coming.

'onn W. Hood of the Southern nalldlng Company, of Louisville, Ky, " ""''n 1lrm has the contract to build tue new office and bank building for tue Citizens Bank, has arrived in the s,'s ana has established an office over ere reoples Saving Bank and, Trust eompanys headquarters. A number sAiled laborers will arrive here
 ' 'omng week to begin actual work
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FATHER LUCEY
 HAS RETURNED
Popular Priest Has Fully Recovered From His Recent Illness-Spent Weeks in Colorado.

From His Recent Illness-SpeAt
 Weeks in Colorado.
 Monsignor J. M. Lucey, vicar gener- al of the Catholic Church in Akransas and pastor of St. Joseph's Catholic Church here for many years, returned from Montcalm Sanitarium, Manitou, Colorado, where he was under treat ! ment for some weeks. He has en- I tirely recovered frim his recent ill., 1 ness and will resume his duties in this state immediately. Monsigno' Lucey is the oldest Catholic priest iii Arkan- sas, one of the best known and one of the most popular and conservative. That his many friends ove' the state are highly elated over his recovery and return, is attested by the many congratulatory letters ani telegrams he is receiving from various cities and towns
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

D. w. Richley the popular teach CT of young men at the First Presby- terian church received the members of his class at his home on Pine street Thursday, August 9, The outcome of this meeting was the organizing of a bible class for greater development and more efficient work by the class.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

We can sell you some cut over land for $4 to S6 per acre. All within three miles of railroad station.
 COTTON BELT SAVINGS & TRUST
 COMPANY. 8-27-8t.
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F. B. Johnson left yesterday for Gand Rapids, Michigan, after q business visit to this city. He was ac- companied as far as Memphis bv his partner C. N. Williams, of this city
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Social Dance at Forest Park.

The Tribe of Ben Hur will give a social dance at Forest Park Wednes- day night, Sept. s. Admission 50 cents. A good time is assured all who attend. Good music S-24d td.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

Keep your eye on the Rutherford
 Park Addition. See T. Y. Murphy. no East 2n,l Ave. 731 got
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

We trade new bugg1es for old or second hand buggy. D A Cald- ones Talk to us F ytu wdn; new we'll.
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FOR UMBRELLA FIXING

I. Glicksburg, the umbrella man Second and Walnut. opposite tele. phone office. T 7I27-1mc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

Walter Hudson left yesterday on a business visit to Altheimer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

A pleasure to use Mosquito Talcum them away. 25c at Bedelps Pharm. acy. S.97.d.t.f.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1909-08-29

E. H. Kaufman left yesterday or a business visit to Helena.
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MT. Clal@ Kilburn. Piano Tuner, J. E. Shafer, solicitor. Y. M. c. A. Bldg.
 6-24 d 6t
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
RAILROAD GROWTH
SURE BUT STEADY
Many Short Line Connections and
Feeders Needed Rather Than
More Long Ones.

Salt Lake, Oct. 25.-The Tribune
says:
J. F. Vallery, general agent for the
Burlington at Denver, arrived in Sa.
Lake in his private car Saturday
night He will be in this city till
Tuesday Mrs. Vallery accompanies
Mr Yallery 10 visit her old home. for
Mrs Vallery is native of this city
and Mr. Vallery at one time was To-
Gated here.
"Is the Burlington going to build
TO salt Lake? If so whom? And over
what route? Is Hill going to the Pa
ci1c9 Does Hill want the Denver &
Rio Grande and with 1t the Western
Pacific? Is the Midland going 10 build
from Grand Junction 10 Salt Lake,"
were among the questions shot at Mr.
Yallery by The Tribune railroad re-
porter. To which Mr. Vallery smll-
ingly replied:
Now ] am going to tell YOU a
secret; Mr.. Hill does not consult me-
In regard 10 his plans" whereupon
Mr. Vallery produced cigar. and
added. You probably know as much
about all that as do. Ask me some-
thing ! know
But how about Hill and the Den.
yer g. Rio Grande?' was the next
question.
Nothing in it that know Of"
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COOK EXPEDITION WILL
START NEXT SPRING

ST, Paul, MINI. Oct 24-Dr. Fred
erickc a Cook. who lectured here this
even ing. announced that Prof. l.. L.
Dyche, of the University of Kansas
has been decided upon as one of the
mernbers of his forthcoming Mt. Nc
Kip1ey expedition, having accepted
the of1er yesterday,
DIR. Cook stated he had also decid.
ed upon several other members OF
the: expedition. though he did not
care to announce their names. There
will be only five or SIX In the party,
he said
Dr. Cook was entertained here today
BY the officers at Fort Smelling and
by DR.. J. C. Nelson, Danish consul at
ST. Paul together with large num-
ber OF Danish Americans
Tomorrow DR.. Cook will speak be.
fore the students of Hamline Univers.
ity, and before the faculty OF the Uni
vel'sity of Minnesota. He will lee,
tuI'e in Minneapolis In the evening
lSrom Minneapolis Dr. Cook will go
to Missoula, Mont. and will deliver
free lectures there ami at Hamilton.
Mont, in connection with the afidavi.
COZ lcerniDg the Mt Mckinley contro.
vei sy. From Montana DR.. Cook will
go first to New York, where he will
prepare the data to be submitted to
the, University OF Copenhagen. DR.
Cook said the details of the Mt. Nc
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25

answered Mr.. Vallery. You notice
that President Harris Of the Burling.
ton. according TO the newspapers /
have read, has said that there is no
truth In the recent rumors that the
Hill interests wanted the Denver and
Rio Grande They know more about
it than | do, and | take their word
for 1t
Personally / don't think there Is
anything In the idea. The Denver &
Rio Grande is a good road. wouldn't
mind owning IL myself, but it has
rather steep grades, and Hill sort OF
dislikes climbing up and down noun
tains with freight trains when he can
get an easier route.
Hill is Busy Building,
"Hill has the Colorado Southern,
the Burlington, the Northern Pacific,
the Great Northern. the Colorado
Midland. There arc old surveys from
the end Of the Burlington in Wyom-
ing into Salt Lake that / suppose he
could use If he wanted TO. So why
buy the Denver and Rio Grandc?
"Hil is connecting his lines north
and south from the Gulf TO his lines
in Montana. via Denver, Fort Collins.
the Billings, so this gives the BurlinS-
ton, the Colorado Southern and the
Midland outlet TO the Pacific coast
over the Great Northern and the
Northern Pacific. Grades make rail-
NToads these days, not men-except
newspaper men, and Mr.. Vallery
laughed genlally.
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Avoid Harsh Drugs
Many Cathartics Tend to
Cause Injury to the
Bowels

II you are subject TO constipation,
you should avoid strong drugs and
catharucs. They only give tenn
porary relief and their reaction IS
harmful and sometimes more annoy
ing than constipation. They in no
way effect cure and their tendency
is 10 weaken the already weak organs
with which they come In Contact.
We honestly believe that we haze
the best constipation treatment ever
devised Our faith in it is so strong
that We sell it on the positive guar.
antee that 1t shall not cost the user
a cent II 1t does not give entire salts
faction and completely remedy con-
Stipation. This preparation is called
ReXall Ordcrlies. These are prompt.
soothing and most effective In &C.
tion. They are made of a recent
chemical discovery. Their principal
ingredients is odorless, tasteless and
colorless. Combined with other well
known ingredients, long established
for their usefulness In the treatment
OF constipation. It forms tabled
which Is eaten just like candy They
may be taken at any time, either day
or night, without fear of their oauS'
ing any inconvenience whatever They
do not grippe. purge nor cause nausea
They act without causing any pau
or excessive looseness of the bowels
They are ideal for children, weak
delicate persons and aged people ae
we'll as for the most hearty person
They come In two size packages,
II tablets 10 cents. IS taOletse 40 20
cents. Remember youI can obcaln
them them only at our sto&e-The Rexal,
sst% s5T5e T. H. Carr G$mer Grant anu
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SIR THOMAS is
HERE TO CHALLENGE

New York. Oct 25.-'I have come
over this time red hot for another
challenge TO the New York Yacht club
and viii do my best to arrange mat
tcrs with the club so that | can have
another chance to lift the America S
cup.
So spoke Sir Thomas Upton TODAY
on his arrival from Europe. He Will
be in New York several days.
II don't care to talk more definite
ly. Sir Thomas said, until | have
seen the Yacht club committee who
VIII have this matetr in charge"
1t is believed Sir Thomas has
brought with him a challenge condi-
toned upon a modification of the rules
governing contests for the Americas
cup. Sir Thomas desires the club TO
change the present rules so that he
can bring over a Shamrock ~, built
under rules which will permit the con.
struction Of substantial racing craft.
The present rule governing the
Amerls cup races provides only for a
given water line. and under this con,
dition fragile racing machines wero
developed
Sir Thomas expects 10 meet men,
bers OF the New York Yacht club
within a few days.
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HORSEMER HUNT
FOR STABLE ROOM

with so many applications for sta.
bic room that it Is giving the man
asement some trouble to find accom-.
moaations lor all the horses which
VIII race here beginning next Sat
urday. The thirteen days meeting 10
be given by the Ogden Jockey club
promises TO be the greatest and most
successful ever held at half.mlle
track. Nothing so well lestifies to the
confidence which horsemen feel in
w. NJ. Murray. general manager of
the coming meeting. as the Wholesale
responses TO his announcement of the
ogden races. Barring only a few
stables which will ship at once TO
Jacksonville, Fla. every horse that
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COOK NEVER AT
TOP OF M'KINLEY

Bellingham, Wash, Oct. 24.-Jacob
Suter. former Alaska miner and
mountaineer, today issued statement
in which he says Dr. Cook never
reached the top Of Mt. Mckinley and
that the eXeplorer was forced TO aban-
don his attempt to- gain the summit
after climbing eight thousand feet a
wall of Ice barring his further ascent.
Suter claims to- have witnessed
Cooks performance through a pair of
field glasses. and he says that Mt.
Mckinley can never be ascended.
Suffers statement follows:
The McCarty brothers of San
Francisco. Sam May of this city and
myself were on the mountain when
Cook and his party arrived We saw
them start UP the fetna river and
they came back because the route was
too difficult Then they went up the
Shushitne river and got up to the
wall OF Ice on Mt Mckinley. which
Is many miles from the top.
Through the glas. .ses we saw them
turn back and COME down, / have
prospected all overl the base of Mt,
Mckinley and have been TO the point
reached by Cook Several others have
been that high on (the mountain, and
that is as high as any one will ever
get, on account OF that wall of ever.
changing Ice, which cannot be scaled
even though steps were cut In Its
side.
II have be9h on all the big noun
tains of explored Alaska. and l can
tell what peaks are impossible of as
cent. but Mckinley will never be
scaled anQ the top can only he
reached by flying machine. The
same applies to Mt, Roosevelt and
Mt. Foraker. both of which stand close
to Mckinley"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
HUGH MCCONNELL OF BUTTE
rs KILLED IN ERSON

New York. Oct. 25.-Hugh McCon.
nell of Butte. Mont was injured In
an accident on the Lackawanna rail
road and was taken to a hospital in
Patterson. n. j.. where his death is
announced( today. Letters aud pa
pers found in his pockets indicate
that Mcconnell had accumulated a
omlortable fortune as "a miner In
Montana and that he was on his way
to Ireland, where he expected to re-
tire for good
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SPORT is
JEFFR|ES-JOH
TALK CONTINUES

New York, Oct 24-While tho
sporting public awaits the contract
formalities and the selection OF a
place for the battle. discussion OF the
relative merits OF James j. Jeffries
and Jack Johnson goes on unabated.
The Jeflries-Johnson bout gives
strong early promise of cclipsing in
importance any fight in the history
of the ring for 1t lends itself TO ev-
cry angle of sporting interest aud
variety OF speculation.
JcifrieS dislike for Johnson Is well
known and II will be business with
the retired champion from the moment
he climbs through the ropes. John.
son once knocked out Jack JeffrieS.
a brother of jim. and this. added TO
the fact that Johnson brought jeff
rieS out OF his retirement when he
was happy In the thought that he was
through with fighting, has not served
10 increase any good will OF JEFF to-
ward Johnson
JeHrics Condition Excellent
That Jeffries condition is excellent
Is apparent TO those who have met
him since his return from Europe.
The big fellow has trained Zealously
while abroad. but il is still question
whether he has the hitting power and
strength that put out Fitsimmons and
Corbett -Four years OF idlenesS must
be taken into consideration, but if
JEFF can show anything OF the form
that he displayed in his last fight
with Corbett his friends maintain he
will again be champion.
II never went into the ring but once
with a hard feeling toward the other
fellow said Jefrrles tonight. That
was Munroe and he went out In two
rounds This Johnson has been max
lag too much noise and think a white
man should be champion anyway. so
YOU can figure what is going to han.
pen To him"
johnson Defensive Fighter.
johnson has proven himself 10 he
marvellous defensive fighter and
when he saw good openings. showed
flashes of punching power. Having
never been fully extended. he will
be an unknown quantity that Will
have to be solved in sizing up his
chances with Jeffries.
Johnson Is younger than Jen. and
Is In bis prime.
George Little. Johnson's manager.
Is expected i'll this city tomorrow night
and articles vii soon follow. James
Cohrotb. the fight promoter of Colma.
Calif. VIII reach here with Little and
II Is predicted that he will succeed In
capturing the battle for San Francisco
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
BALLOON RACE COMES
TO SUDDEN END

Oakland. Oct 24.-The balloon race
10 San Jose, which was again attempt
ed today, came TO a sudden end with
in a few minutes of the start because
of contrary winds
The Queen of the Pacific" entered
by the Paclhc club. was first TO start,
and the light east wind carried her
toward the bay; within ten minutes
the valve rope was pulled and the
balloon came to earth. The City OF
Oakland" drifted over The bay for u
few miles and was towcd back To
shore by a rowbont
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
GRANITE SCHOOL TAKES
OGDEN BOYS SCALPS

Denver. Oct 23.-The Colorado
School of Mines eleven defeated the
Utah university this afternoon by a
score of II 10 S in a game that was
marked by frequent fumbling. in
which Utah was the chief culprit and
by a sensational run of n Yards for
touchdown by Captain Spring of the
Golden eleven
Besides the fumbling, Utah's tend
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-25
HIGH SALARIES DO NOT
IMPROVE THE ATTENDANCE

Chicago. Oct, 25.-Increases In sal
AIRY from $500 10 $500 for the alder
men elected last April does not seem
to have made the councilmen any
more regular in attendance upon COM
mittee sessions. Chairman Hey of
the committee on street nomenclature
has been trying for three weeks 10 get
a quorum of bis committee together.
He has failed absolutely.
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= - - CURES ECZEMA.
90 &91e 30 ACNE, TETTER ETC.

Eczema, Acne which
nritate the delicate
surface
forced
the blood
oi and
OH nh left
be then
uno ceand This S s. will to
of
its
NN ny uu'io ioe
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
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YOUNG WOMEN ARE INJURED

STANFORD University. Cal, Oct, 20
Miss Elizabeth l.. Buckingham OF
Denver a graduate OF last year. and
Miss Edith Hatch. a teacher were
Injured In a runaway accident here
Yesterday. Miss Buckingham suf-
Tered a compound fracture OF her
ankle
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ency to offside play and holding In
the line probably cost 1t al least one
touchdown and possibly the game az
! twice penalties were marked against
| 1t when the ball was within the very
shadow of the Miners goal posts.
Utah out-weighed the Golden play
ers, but the latter more than made up
for this by their snappy play and
better fundamental football.
Utah scored first in the first half.
a place kick by NOEL going square
ly between the posts. Two other at
came Captain Springs run following
an intercepted forward pass.
Utah scored touchdown in the Sec
ond half. partly by good old-fashion-
ed football, but Golden succeeded in
getting the ball over for second
touchdown just as the half closed
Utah Position. Mines.
RIGHT END.
Doolittle ...........,...... Gilbert
LEFT END.
shores ..,,-........,.. ,........ Marshall
RIGHT TACKLE,
V. Olsen .,.......,,-... Leeadbeater
LEFT TACKLE
Home ..................,. Calvert
RIGHT GUARD.
Christensen ..-...,sss,s..... Mertes
LEFT GUARD.
D. Olseen observation-disclosures. CABOT
CENTER.
Kornes Observation-Disclosures. OTtner
LEFT HALFBACK.
Schweitzer .--,,.,.......... Spring
RIGHT HALFBACK-
homney ......s....s-s.... Slattcry
FULLBACK.
Loell Neutrality-suspicious.. Gregg
QUARTERBACK
Love .s.s'ss.s....sss. Dyrentorth
AT Terre Haute-Depauw, 3: Rose
Polytechnic, S.
Los Angeles. Oct 23.-Leland Stan.
ford university defeated the Cast
aways fl to 0 In a rugby game today.
The game was little more than prac-
tice for the Varsity players who
seemed to score almost at will. Only
once was the Cardinal goal threat
ened and then the try was not allow
ed because of forward pass
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Register tomorrow = Tuesday,
Call up Republican headquarters,
if you do not know where to reg
lister Call 42l Independent
phone. or 40S Bell phone.
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WILLIAM VAUGHN MOODY I'LL

Baltimore. Oct. 25,-Wm Waugh
Moody, formerly of Chicago. author
oil The Great Divide" and widely
known as an educator and poet. Is Il
patient in hospital here. suffering
from an internal disorder which prob
ably VIII require an operation.
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Register tomorrow = Tuesday.
Call up Republican headquarters,
if YOU do not know where to reg
ister Call 421 Independent
phone, or 40S Bell phone.
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Athletics
Vernon, d; Sacramento, II.

Sacramento, Cal. Oct 2l.-After a
week OF lethargy, batsmen fell on
Schaefer and Coy this afternoon for
sixteen hits, three OF them triples.
and won the game by score of II to
A. Score:
n II II
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NOTICE. e.gR r. R. T.

Special meeting Taesday night a:
the K. c. hall at S7,ioct Business ot
Importance Vice pres r. Mcintyre
in the chair. h
~ "a iieVlNE' ,Secretpry
Mis-, Miss Georgia Geo, Moore of Salt !, LAKE hsS
aeoot"pau'ed S'eont l'an, , s. her gnOe grandn'os"
spent YESTERDAY al the Hermitage
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Q G @ @ O @ @ c c @ c @ Q @
: THEY SMUGGLEO OPIUM
INTO THE PHILIPPINES

. Manila, Oct, 25.-Wilham
. Kennedy and a Chinese banker
. were today found guilty OF con.
, slehacy TO smuggling opium
. into the Philippines and were
, sentenced each to one year I'm.
, pItsonment.
, fThe court-martial Of Cap.
, tam Frank Wickham of the
, Ngelfth infantry. United
, States army. who is charged
, wit h intoxication while on
? dut Y. opened at Fort William
, Mc'iDley today, Colonel sgd
? ney' W Taylor OF the Second
? Field artillery, is president of
: the tcourt,
., ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - - ~ -
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Los Angeles, l, /; Oakland. 0. q.

Los Angeles, l, 1; Oakland, o, 4.
Los Angeles. Cal. Oct 2i.-Los An
geles won both games of the Sunday
double header from Oakland today.
to l and to 4. The morning game
was battle between Koostner and
Johnson.
Tonneson lost the afternoon game
when six hits yielded by him In the
first four innings gave the locals as
many runs, He was supplanted In the
fifth by Dank. Scores: