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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-07-27

FOR SALE.-Nine-room dwelling
house and barn. Dwelling house
strictly modern. Also good lot in
Mill Park. Inquire of Peter Linde-
berg, 7O7 Beltrami avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Ketchel-Papke Films Make
A Hit With Fans

Interest in the moving pictures of
the Ketchel- -Papke fight of July s.,
which are now being shown at the
Novelty theater. increases daily and
the chances are that the comment upon
them will have much to do with bring
ing about another match between the
middle weights. The fair fans as well
as the sterner ones are turning out at
every performance. and Manager Hen
wood is thinking about extending the
local enga cement.
The pictures furnish the best proof
in the world that Papke lis entitled 10
another whirl at his old rival He
shows up far stronger than Ketchel,
but the latter's aggressiveness is also
clearly brought out, and any one who
knows the game can see at a glance
that the Michigan lion did most of the
forcing. while Papke backed away and
held on.
The pictures will be on exhibition
for four days more and there will be
two performances each afternoon and
two each evening.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-25
Oakland Chinese Trim Their
Cousins From San Francisco
Orientals Without Queues Play the Great
American Game Expertly

ALAMEDA. July 24.-'I love my chop
suey, but oh you easy mark, Mah.'
yelled one of the coachers at Pitcher
All Nah OF the San Francisco Chinese
baseball team in a mixup on the dia-
mond at Recreation park this after
noon The coacher's English was as
good as that used by Bill Deveraux
and All Nah understood 1t perfectly.
for he Immediately began to blow up"
and was yanked out OF the box by
his captain and banished to the short
field
The opposing nine represented the
Chinese colonies of San Francisco and
Oakland. All of the players were
queueless and all of them talked
Anglo Saxon except when an exciting
period arrived in the contest. Then
there was a chattering that recalled
the tongue trouble at Babel. In addi-
tion to the real Chinese players there
was a delegation of Mongolian rooters
doing their best for both sides.
The Oakland Chinese proved that they
knew too much about the great Ameri-
can pastime for their cousins from
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San Francisco and well earned their
pork, rice and chop suey by downing
the transbay Mongolians by a score
of 10 TO IS, An Henry Pierson, the
left paw twirler for Oakland, had his
opponents swinging their chop sticks
at the ozone for the greater part OF
the game. He was well backed up by
Catcher Ah Lin. Tee Gun, the third
sack guardian for the winners. con
Quoted himself like Rollie W. Zeider
around the hard corner and hammered
out three double baggers. When Pitcher
All Nah was chased his place was taken
by All WI, who had been playing
shortstop. Long Dice Peterson Of the
Alameda AIerts and Charles Floyd
umpired the game. The teams We're
made up as follows:
Oakland--Ah Linn, catcher; All Henry
Pierson, pitcher; II. Liang. first base;
All Wiring, second base; All Gun. third
base; Jee, left field King. right field;
Chan, center held; Chu, shortstop.
San F'rancisco-Tee Chan. catcher;
All Nah, pitcher; WI, shortstop; Lee.
second base; Nun, third base; All Chan,
left field; Vow, right field; Jung, center
field; Gee WI, first base.
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IMEeAEEs 81 7SzaORTs t@S65 RGHVSx
OAKLAND PARTS
WITH STAR MAN
President Walter Sells Murobv
at Profit and Viii Substitute
Bush Player

President Ed Walter OF the Oakland
club evidently IS trying to run his
club on the bedrock policy. He is
anxious TO get all the 25 cent pieces
that the fans are willing to contributa
toward the support of the transbav
nine. and incidentally he has sold ona
OF his best players, Outhelder Howard
Murphy, to the ST. Louis Nationals A.
a profit. Nobody would kick il Wal
ters held Murphy till the close of the
season. but this is not the case. Muir
ply leaves this evening. in the middle
OF the fight. and his place will be
filed by some busher.
II this is good baseball policy. then
all the managers in the league should
get together and form a sort OF pawn
shop combination such as Walter ia
trying TO get away with. CONNER
cialism is all right in baseball and the
fans like TO see all the Managers
make a legitimate profit out OF the
game, but when ii comes 70 doing
stunts such as Walter has dOne-well.
the game will go down the line fast
and there Will be no salvation for f.
Supposing Manager Danny Long
should sell RoIlie Zeider at this par
ticular stage OF the game. Would the
fans patrOnize the game as they are
paIrOnlZinG II now. We'll. hardly.
Still Walter expects that the followers
OF the game in Oakland will continue
TO come on with their quarters and
their halves. Nobody wants to see
the game run down, but still nobody
can blame the Oakland fans il they
cut out Walters team.
AS an excuse the Oakland president
says that he viii get two good men i'm
exchange for Murphy. He probably
will get pair OF castoffs that the ST.
Louis club has been looking TO rid it,
self of since the opening of the sea
son. And in the meantime Walter viii
hu Murphy's place with some busher
who can not even land a job in the
outlaw league.
Oakland is doing very nicely now.
playing good ball and giving them all
a rub. Murphy is UnQuestiOnably the
mainstay OF the team a favOrite with
the fans and one of the men who has
been responsible for good percentage
of the victories which the team has
achieved since it got on its feet. Still
Walter let's him go just because he
can pick up a few dollars.
When the outlaw team was playing
six days a week across the bay Man
ager MOreing was not sparing any eX-
pense to get the best on the market.
He took men from the big leagues in
stead of sending them back. Still
Walter played for the support of the
fans and he got it. Now when the Op-
position has died out he begins to
make a joke out of the game.
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Baseball Notes


Nelson famed out in the third inning and
he felt so sore about it that he began to crab
at the umpire. Toman soon got riled and pias
tered the human hagpole with s. fine, the
only one OF the game.
Nundorf opened the eighth up with splen-
did triple 70 deep left field and IL looked like
another great rally. But the little fellow got
twisted on third and La Longe caught him nap
ping. This cost the Seals a rum hut it aid
not make much difference. for Oakland could
not land.
,t Captain I a3 Mohler could have played Yesterday
anjury is but a slight strain of one of tho
muscles of his right leg. and IL all goes well
ne VIII be In the game on Tuesday In the
meantime Mundorf is filing in very nicely at
third base.
Tom Tennant pulled of wonderful play in
the third inning With Murphy on first and
the first base territory. Tenant showed his
gloved mitt out and hooked it right OFF the
was certainly the most difficult catch of its
kind ever seen on the local field even though
1t was lucky.
When Jimmy Williams made thar catch in
the eighth inning and then tossed the ball back
and made the double play he fell to the ground
as though in stupor and several of the players
rushed to his assistance. 1t was at first thoiaat
that Jimmy was seriously injured, but instead
ne was suffering from mouth and nose full
of dust. dirt and turf which lie picked IN
while making the dive for the bail He re-
covered very quickly.
Manager Long probably will work Eastley this
morning on the Oakland lot, though ii NAV be
necessary Tor him to substitute Willis for the
reason that Eastley Is suffering from bIisters
on his feet. Whoever pitches will have = bar,
time getting lay because big Jim Wiggs is m
be ON the job for the Oaks. Henley Is carded
to do the box honors I'M the afternoon for San
francisco and opposed to him will be Christian
the man who so eleverly defeated the Angels
last Sunday afternoon From indications the
crowd VIII be even larger than that which
turned out TO see the nnaI game hetween tha
Seals and the Angels three weeks ago
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European Races

HURST PARK. Eng. July 24.-The 3
year old selling plate of 200 sovereigns.
distance one mile. was won today by
Viyalla. Miserere was second and Nc
Namara third Seven horses started,
including August Belmonts Rhombera.
The Hampton court stake, 200 SOW
ereigns, distance five furlongs, was
won by John Splendid The Trumpet
colt was second and August Belmonts
Stycot IL third. Four started.
PARIS, July 24.-vanderbilt's Bell
house ran in the Pr1x Banker, but did
not get a place.
w X. Vanderbiltis kremlin finished
third in the Prix Filibuster. run at
Tremblay today.
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National Association For
Amateur Baseball

CINCINNATI. o.. July 24.-A new
baseball association, to be called the
National Amateur Baseball association.
has been formed in Cincinnati.
It will have a commission the same
as the National professional association
and will rule between the leagues and
clubs. Three Detroit leagues were en-
rolled at the first meeting last night
Letters from Chicago league man
ayers were received and regulations
sent They will probably enroll within
the next few days.
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Fresno 5, Stockton ?

FRESNO. July 24.-In the fifth in
ming OF todays game between Stockton
and Fresno Pitcher Loucks of the
Tigers slammed a triple to the right
held fence with two men on bases. win
ming his own game against his former
4 teammates.
Previous TO this Kuhn had crossed
the rubber on McDonou9h's drive into
left.
Loucks was invincible after the
opening round, when a single by
Mertes and a home run by PfyI put
Stockton in the lead until the fifth
Funck was walked by Egan in the
eighth and two baggers IN rapid sue
cession by Kelley and Carney added
Two more for the home team. The same
clubs will play a double header TO-
morrow. The score.
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Sacramento 2. Vernon

Los ANGELES. July -24-PersisfAn+
hitting and good ball playing on the
part of both Sacramento and Vernon
today were features of the game. which
resulted in a score of 2 to i in favor of
Sacramento. Both teams made nine
hits, but Sacramento played errorless
ball, while Vernon made four mistakes.
Two OF them costly. Four hits in tho.
eighth gave Sacramento the winning
run. Score:
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AUSTRALIAN CRICKETERs COMING

NEW YORK, July 24.-President
James f. Sullivan of the Amateur
Athletic union has received word of
the intention of the Australian cricket
ers, now playing in London, to visit
America on their way home. Games
have already been scheduled in Winni-
peg and San Francisco, and they ex-
pect to arrange matches in New York.
Philadelphia. Chicago and other cities
on the way west.
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA, July -Today's results at VIII
lows track:
First race, five furlongs-Lena Leach won,
Cheers second, Marvel third. Time 1.02 1-5
Second race, five furlongs-Titus IL won,
Belle Of lroquois second f. T. Shaw third.
Time. :O2.
Third race, one mile-Margaret Randolph
won, Frlezes~ second Lord Rossington third.
Time, 43 10.
Fourth race, the cesarion handicap. five fur
longs-Quality Street won. ketchel second,
Eddie Graney third. Time, 1:02.
Fifth race. one mile and 30 yards Roalta
won, Fantastic second, Monvina third. Time,
1:45
Sixth race, six furlongs purse Redondo won.
Emma G second, GaIinda third. Time, i:l5 So.
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE, Wash, July 24-Port-
lands poor battery work sloughed off
the sixth straight game to Spokane to-
day after the Colts had secured a four
run lead. Seaton lost control and was
hit for an opportune triple by Connors
Kinsella succeeded him and the Colts
pushed three runs TO the front. which
Kinsells in turn slOughed off by wild
ness and inenectiveness. Stations
two errors each cost a. run Fournier
was helpless in holding the Indians on
bases. Killilay was hammered hard in
The Arst inning. Score:
Portland ................7 :
Batteries-KinseIia, Seaton and
Fournier; Killilay. Wright and Ost-
dick.
ABERDEEN. Wash, July "a
Aberdeen. tried its best TO hand Seattle
the game today. Pernoll pitched good
ball. but the inheld was weak The
winning run came in the eighth, when.
with the bases full, Miller walked
Streib. forcing IN the winning run.
Score: r. H. T.
Seattle .-.....-.. ..---..... 6 4
Batteries-Milier and shea. PernolI
and O'Brien. Umpires-CarTiey and
brennan.
VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 24.-Mis-
plays by the Vancouver infield assisted
Tacoma TO win this afternoons game
TO /. The fourth and seventh innings
were disastrous for Vancouver. Score:
r. H E.
Tacoma 1900. -....-.. 3 o
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. 3
Batteries-Newlin and Eastwood; ;
Gilligan and Sugden.
VANCOUVER. B. 6. July 24.-Tn the
second game OF the afternoon Tacoma
scored and shut out the home play
ers. Score: r. H. f.
Tacoma ............ ; u o
NancOuver ......-..--.-.-
Batteries-Annis and Eastwood; Han
and Sugden.
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ExMooR cLUB owns err

CHICAGO, July 24.-The E,xmoor
country club won permanent possession
of the Marshall Field cup by finishing
up on bogey in the SO hole match on
the links of the Homewood country
club today. The Midlothian club fin
ished4 second with down, while Glen
view was far in the rear and Onwent-
sia did not competa-
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION CANES

At uisville-Louisville 6, st Paul /
At columbus-M Minneapolis 4, Colum-
bus 2.
AT lis-Indianapolis 5, Mil
waukee 3; Milwaukee /, indianapolis o
At Toledo-Toledo 5, Kansas City s;
Toledo 3, Kansas City 4.
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Portland 1, Los Angeles 0

PORTLAND July 24.--When today's
game between Portland and Los An
geles ended the visiting team had
played 81 innings without having made
score Today's game was hard
fought 10 inning contest Both pitchers
scattered their hits until the final in
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POOR SENATORS
CRUSHED AGAIN
For the Fourth Time in Success
sion, Tub HackeffS Crew
Is POufed
SACRAMENTO.

SACRAMENTO. July 2L-Sacra-
r1ento today lost its fourth consecu-
tive game, the contest going to Oak
land By a score or TO 5. The local
team made rally in the ninth, when
Trippett. Stricklett and Hackett went
IN to bat for regular players. but was
unable 10 overcome the big lead Score:
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Neslou, Heister. Trippett
FIRST base on called bslls-on Bloomfield p OF
Gray B. Struck out-By Bloomfield g. by GRAY
3 Hit BY pitcher-Heister, Iverson MOskiman
Streib. Sheehsn. Double play-Csmpbeu 10
streib 20 Neslon- Wild pitch-Grsy. Time Of
Eane-2 hours and minutes. Umpire-Henley
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PORTLAND
, Out When winning run scored.
RUNS AND HITS RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By NageI s. by Granev ? First
g 1ase on called balls-on Nag1e e. OF Graney 4
, Two oase hit-Speas. Home run-Ryan. Double
piay-breen TO Olson TO Ort Sacrifice HRS
orendorn f2. Nagle. Delmas Ross stolen
Rreen RR+ses-speas, peas MeCredie Hit by pitched ball
Dreen' Magic, Ross First base on errors
Los Angeles .. Portland ?. Left on - bssas4T os
angeles 4 Portland ~ Time of game hours
bmplres-Nan Haltren and Mccarthy
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DETROIT AGAIN
TRIMS BOSTON
Pitcher >RuCker of Brooklyn
Blanks ST. Louis and Fans
Sixteen Men
STANDING of THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, July 24-Though Detroit
had man on second in each of the first
nine innings. the locals were able to
score on Arellanes on but one of these
openings In the twelfth, with but two
out, Crawford doubled and Cobb sin
gled, deciding the result Score:
Detroit 2 u 4
Batteries-willett sttt and Schmidt: Arel-
lanes and Donohue.
CLEVELAND, July 24-CleveIand
and New York broke even before the
largest crowd of the season. Cleve-
land took the first, to 0. and New
York the second, 5 to 2. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Cleveland .... 6 0
Batteries-Young and Easterley;
Lake Eek kleinow and Sweeney
Cleveland . " , 8 L
New York . - > 10 o
Batteries-Liebhardt, Sitton, Falken-
berg and Bemis; Manning, Hughes and
Kleinow.
CHICAGO. July 24.-Chicago won the
third straight game from the Phila-
delphia Americans today, to 1. Score:
r. H. f.
philadelphia ........-... l
Batteries.coombs and Livingston;
White and Sullivan.
ST. LOUIS. July 24-st. Louis won
listless game from Washington today
Score: r. H. E.
St Louis. ................. 16 |
Batteries-Powell and stephens;
Groom and Street,
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;AN FRANCISCO
.Batted for Nelson in the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hif-Mundorf. Two bas It's
Tenant Lewis Sacrifice hits Mex une q ..'rrv
First base on called balIs--Oh Nelson 2 on
Browning 4. Struck out-By Nelson 2 by
Browning 3 Hit by pitched ball-Mundorf
Double plays-Tennant. unassisted Browning
TO Berry 10 Tenant: Williams Mundorf to
NeArdle. Time OF game hour and 50 min
tifcs Ifnnfre-Toman
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STOCKTON
SUMMARY

Home run-Pfyl. Two base hits-Spencer.
Kelley. Carney. Three base hit--Loucks. Earned
runs-Fresno ? stockton 3 Struck out-By
I.oucks 3, by EFsn. 1. First base on called
hsils-on Egsn l. Left bases-Fresno B.
stockton 3 First base on errors-Fresno /
Sacrifice hit-Mertes Time az Esme-l hour
and 20 minutes. UmpiFe-Harper.
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Western League Games

At Sioux. City: r. II. E.
Lincoln Observation-Disclosures.
Sioux City....t 13
Batteries-Jones johnson and SulIi-
van; Alderman and Towne.
At Wichita: r. II. e.
Pueblo .,..........,.1
Wichita ..............4 & o.
Batteries-swift and Mite; Atchison
and Armstrong.
At Omaha r. H. e.
Omaha . 2
Batteries..Tower s M Saw Sanders ana Gona
ing Miller and Lewis Twelve in
ningS)
At Topeka: r. II. E.
Denver IA
Topeka ........ 8
Batteries-Ford and Thomisson;
Hendrix and Thompson.
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LOS ANGELES

ming when Ryan knocked a home run.
Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast LeaGue)

RESULTS of GAMES
San Francisco 4, Oakland O.
Portiand !, Los Angeles o.
Sacramento 2, Vernon L.
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-Bstted for Bliss in ninth
Bstted for lversOn IN ninth.
-" Bstted for Gray in ninth.
RUNS AND HTS BY NM
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VANCOUVER, b. G. July 24.-In the
second. game of the afternoon Tacoma
scored 5 and shut out the home play
ers Score. r. H. T.
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OAKLAND
SACRAMENTO

Totsl ....--..-..-s4 8 s p
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RHEUMATISM POOR CIRCULATION

rheumatism and circulation 1t gives the current
rheumatism
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Batteries-MilIer and Shea: Pernoll
and O'Brien. Umpires-Carriey and
brennan
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y b.
Detroit 2 II 4
Boston l
Batteries-wiIlett and Schmidt; Arel-
lanes and Donohue.
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National League

bdlleTleS--COrrldOn Moore. sparks
and Doom; Gaspar Howan. Mclean and
Roth. Umpires-Emslie and Kane.
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To Rcnf Your Room.

3atteries-Annis and EASTWOOD; Han
4 Sugden.
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STAR FULLBACk ILL.

Denver. July 30.-Reno Robert
julius Schroeder. the 200-pound full
back of the University of Denver
championship football eleven, whose
work was in a large part responsible
for many gridiron victories last fall,
and who was depended upon as the
mainstay of the team the coming sea
son. is stricken with appendicitis at
an irrigation and power project in
New Mexico, and will probably be
unable TO play for year.
The specialist in charge of the
cast notified the university manage
ment that Schroeder would be op-
Grated upon. and that there was no
time to move the big fellow to Den
yer. The news. coupled with the re-
port that quarterback and former
Captain Archie Brusse is out of the
game. owing to wrenched back, has
sent Denver's prospects down many
points.
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The stringent ''anti-macquereau
law. as 1t is called. which recently be-
came effective, il develops, carries a
Joker" in the form of a section
which renders all persons who trans
act any business with, or sell goods
to the inmates of houses of ill-fame.
grocers. dry goods merchants, etc.
liable to punishment under the law,
which provides for from one to five
years in the penitentiary " is
thought that this provision will in
validate the law as courts are eX-
pected to pronounce such unreason-
able restrictions unconstitutional -
Telluride Journal
Arrangements are now rapidly be-
ing completed for the big Iowa Day
celebration to take place in Granc
Junction on August "a The COM
mittecs expect 10 make the celehra-
tion the biggest reunion of its kind
ever held on the western slope. II
is expected that between 1000 and
5000 former Iowans will gather in
Grand Junction on that day. The
address of Lieut.. Gov. Clark of Iowa
a big ball game. a program of in
teresting athletic sports, big picui',
dinner and many other features will
make the day one of great pleasure
from early until late.
Red" Toner has made the crack
that he'll strike out nine men Satur-
day and only allow the Water Babies
two hits. The first is five to one
bet and the latter-oh piffle'-Glen-
wood Avalanche.
Tonight the Trades and Labor AZ
go m bIy meets in regular weekly Sas.
sion at their hall on Colorado ave
nue..
Nichol Johnson, the travelling pas
senger agent for the Santa Fe, WAS
lin the city yesterday.
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TODAY Is YEARS AGO
FROM DAILY SENTINEL

Game Warden Calicotte was in the
city yesterday.
Jack Jacobs, fat and good natured
as ever, is in from the hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Preston Nor
gan leave in the morning for an out
ing in the hills in the unaweep dis
trict.
w. S. Wallace is home after spend
ing Two weeks in the mountains.
The union services at the Park
opera house last night were largely
attended. Rev Foshay officiated.
DR. Geo. p. Powell expects to leave
this city permanently about Friday.
w. r. Logan, the loan agent for
the Buena Vista Co, is registered at
the Brunswick this afternoon.
w, S. Core has ordered the new
suits for the Grand Junction ball
club. This club expects to be strictly
in the swim and is ready to accept
challenges from any team on the
Western slope.
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THE SAME OLD STORY.
ITS SOME NEW FAKE YOU SAY

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Office hours $3.50 am. to 2 noon
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The Excelsior Laundry Co. laun-
dry did about 5000 pieces of laundry
of all kinds and description for the
show company together with their
regular run of work. II tried the
capacity of the laundry. however, it
was all out by 6:30. The show peo-
pie were surprised at such quick SER
vice in a place of this size.
There has been large advance
sale of seats for Paid in Full" next
Monday evening at the Park opera
house and an audience that will fill
the opera house almost to overflowing
may be expected.