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Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Bowling, Basketball, Boxing and Gossip of
the City Base Ball Leagues
This Page is Headquarters for Local and
General Sporting News
OFFICIAL SEMI PROFESSIONALS
LEAGUE SCHEDULE is OUT

July 4th-P. M.-Peerless vs.. Newport,
at Newport Highland vs.. fremont. at
Rockford; Madison vs.. Landllth, at Land
lith.
ulvn9th-Highland VS.. Newport, at
Newport. Peerless VS.. Landlith, at Rock
ford; fremont vs.. Madison, at. Land
lith.
July 16th--Landlith VS.. Newport at
Ianduth; Peerless VS.. fremont, at Rock
ford; Madison VS.. Highland, at New
port
July Ord Peerless VS.. Newport, at
Newport; Highland VS.. fremont, at Rock
ford; Madison VS.. Landlith, at Land
lth
July 30th-Peerless VS.. Madison. at New
port; Landiith VS.. Highland, at Land
nth: fremont VS.. Newport, at Rock
ford
august 6th-Landith VS.. Newport, Ov-o
games). at Newport; fremont VS.. Peer
less. at Lanolith; Madison VS.. Highland
at Rockford.
August lsth-Newport vs.. Highland, Ctwo
games) at Rockford; Peerless VS.. Land
lth. at Landlith; fremont VS.. Madison
at Newport
August 2Oth-TIighland VS.. Peerless, al
Rockford' Madison VS.. Newport at New
port: fremont vs.. Landlith. at Land
lith.
August 27th-Peerless VS.. Newport, al
I.andlith fremont VS.. Highland at New
port; Madison VS.. Landlith, at Rock
ford.
September 3rd- Peerless VS.. Madison
at Landlith; fremont VS.. Newport. n
Newport: Highland vs.. Landlith. at Rock
ford.
September 5th-A. M.-Tremont VS.. Peer
less. at Newport Landlith VS. Newport
not scheduled; Highland vs.. Madison, a
Rockford.
September 5th-P. M.-highland VS.
Newport not scheduled; Madison VS. Tire
mont. at Newport Peerless VS.. Landlith
at Landlith.
September 10th--Pecrless VS.. Highland
at Rockford; Madison VS.. Newport a
Newport; Landlith VS.. fremont, at Land
] lith.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
NEWSY DOINGS
OF THE "SEMI'S"

only two more Saturdays and then the
openers.
Here's your schedulaf Cut it out.
can't see nothing but the cup coming
Madison's way-Mckenney.
Harry Mccall speaks highly Of Ire
mont's new catcher. He ought to know a
good one.
Peerless should be continually on the
warpath. They have a Redman signed.
I'd rather miss Newport car than a
big un" anytime. -. Guess we had
better not tell the name
~cy" Young left Monday foT Green
Bay, Wis. where he will pitch this sea-
son.
1t is rumored that Peerless has secured
the services Of an Quilted who could
make the County Leaguers look silly"
He knows the game from A to Z. lie will
very likely coach as we'll as play
Who is the star outfelder fremont has
signed? What college does he hail from
Newport win start with exactly the
same team as they had asst season. ANY
changes deemed necessary will be made
after the opening-Young.
Hastings fingers are improving. 1t i.
said he may play this season.
Christy attended the meeting. No won
der 1t came off all right.
Bob" Waters has an iodined finger
He says it will be all right by the SOth.
O'Donnell says he can't see where tn,
rest of them have anything whatever OF
his bunch.
Chrlsty will show them how much of (
manager he is.
Talk about real sports. Most of tn
magnates went to the fights after tn
meeting last night.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
NOW TO SPLIT
THE BIG PINS

Tomorrow night will see the opening
OF the big ten pin tournament under the
auspices OF the n. b. A., In Baltimore.
William Kirk, an officer of the associa,
tion, will be present. and Wilmington
bowlers VIII roll their games on next
Monday and Tuesday.
On Friday the regular championship
contests will begin, and from then until
April 30 the stars of the country Will
struggle for the golden prizes The prize
list aggregates $4,000. divided In three
classes. as-follows. Three thousand five
hundred In the iive-man. $3.50 I'm the two
man. and $500 IN the individual.
There are 1890 entries in the tourna-
ment-15S ive-man teams, 362 two-man
teams and as individuals. This will be
by far the best tournament ever held by
the National Bowling Association. with
the exception OF that held last year at
Madison Square Garden New York city,
being a i5 per cent. increase over Allan
tic City n. j.. and Rochester, n Y.
which entertained the first and second
annual tournaments Of the National Bowl
ing Association.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13

Thes mi-Professional League at its
meeting last night adopted its schedule,
the season opening on April 30 and closing
on September 10. All the teams are open
Memorial Day morning.
Landlith and Newport play a double
header on August 6, instead Of on Labor
Day morning, and Highland and New
port play a double header on August 18th,
instead Of on Labor Day afternoon. The
schedule.
April 30.-Peerless VS.. Newport. at New
port; Madison VS.. Landlith. at Landlith
fremont vs.. Highland at Rockford.
May 7th-Hlghland VS.. Peer. .ess. at Rock
ford; Ma..Jon VS.. Newport al Newport:
Landlith VS.. fremont at Landlith.
May iith-Newport VS.. fremont, at New
port; Peerless vs.. Madison, at Landlith;
Highland VS.. Landlith. at Rockford
May 2lst-Peerless vs.. fremont at New
port; Newport VS.. Landllth. at Landlith;
Madison VS. Highland AT Rockford
May 2sth-Landlith VS. Peerless at
Imdlith; Highland vs.. Newport. at New
ford.
May 3O-A. MAI open.
May SOth-P. M-Peerless vs.. Newport
az AN'W llNAAf AANNiFNl. W. AthNQiiANs Nl
Landlith Highland vs.. fremont. at High
land
June ith-Newport VS. fremont. at New
port: Peerless VS.. Madison, at Rockford
Iandlith VS. Highland at Landlith.
June llth-Peerless vs. fremont. at
ILandrth Newport VS.. Tandlith, at New
port Madison VS. Highland, at Rock.
ford.
June lSth-Peerless VS.. Landlith, al
Landlth. Highland vs. Newport, at Rock.
ford; fremont vs. Madison, at Newport
June 25th-Newport VS.. Madison. al
Rockford; Highland VS.. Peerless. at New
port: Landlith VS.. fremont, at Landlith.
July 2nd-Newport VS.. fremont at
Newport. Peerless vs. Madison, at Land
llhh Highland vs.. Landith. at Rock
/ ford
July ith-A. M.-Peerless VS.. Highland
at Rockford: Madison VS.. Newport, al
Newport; fremont VS.. Landlith, az Land
/ lith
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
BASEBALL

The interleaEue championship series
between the Phillies and Athletics will
remain tie. with a possible chance
that IL viii be played off at the close
of the. pennant season. unless one Of
the local clubs captures the champion
ship pennant in the league race, which
starts tomorrow. Iuclement weather
prevented the final game of the series,
Managers Doom and Mack declining
TO take chances OF injuring their play
ers with the opening Of the regular
season so close.
The score Of yesterdays practice
game Isl;
RH.E.
Yanigans ...ooOoOioO2-a . 1
Regulars . ..O01OOoOO OOO-1 .
At Boston
Boston 81. ............O 011OO11 x-4
Harvard .........0 0 90 o-1.O 0 OIL
AT Washington
RHE.
Washington ...2O2OOO2O Ox-6 10 1
Battereis-Oberlin and Street; Vick-
ers and Murray.
At Chattanooga
Pittsburg . 100000 OIL {
Chattanooga 30 90 0 % 0 90 4
Batteries-Maddox, FNoclS and Simon
More. Schlitzer and Meek and Car
son.
At New York
R.H.E
Newark .l...OOOo o0O1O OIL
5 Asfs, York ..0 5000 30 2 ks s
Batteries-McGinnit and Crisp
Wiltso. Dickson. Sohlei and Meyers
Umpire Hansell.
AT Boston
R.H.E
Boston ......2 oOO1x-S 2 2
Providence .. 20 700 0 0-t
Batteries-Brown, Burke, Graham
and Rairdon Barry, Martini. Green
and Peterson. Umpire-Stanord. Time
--210
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DELAWARE TO
PLAY SWATHMORE

NEWARK, April 1S.--Delaware Col
lego baseball lteam went TO Swarth-
more today to play Swarthmore
The Blue and Gold has a hard SER
les of games ahead of her starting
with Swarthmore as Mt ST Joseph s..
ursinus, Lafayette and Mt ST. Marys
follow the game with the Garnet in
rapid succession. The Quaker team
win give the cadets enough 20 look
out for from the present outlook, and
Coach McAvoy will give his men the
hardest kind of. work as the Blue
Hens Chics expect TO make good their
disastrous defeat at the hands of
Franklin and Marshall last Saturday
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WHAT'S NEWS
AT The COLLEGE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK. Del. April 1s.-rhe student
body enjoyed a lecture on the "Old Gods
and New Gulse' by Professor Brown of
Bryn Mawr College in the College Oratory
last night.
Thomas Gooden spent Wednesday at the
college
Lyndall, Wilson, Reynolds shaw, Alden,
VanArsdalen, and Carswell spent Sunday
with Wilmington friends.
Alfred Smith and john H. Fisher spent
Sunday with Dover friends.
r. g. Dunn was a Camden visitor the
latter part Of last week
tom" Smith. O6. has been transferred
10 Altoona, Pa. lie is in the employ of the
Pennsylvania Railroad Co.
Three members OF the Sigma M Frater.
nifty were visitors at the college to-day.
Walter Dougherty a favorite among IN,
cadets, sails for six months trip II
Europe and Africa next Friday
The Review viii appear next week
Professor Clarence a. Short was re
cent Wilmington visitor
Edward Rice. George sawin and Jane
Lewis attended the dance in Wilmington
on Monday evening given uder In
auspices OF Compay A.
o. C. Short. 'oi has given mp his posi-
tion in Layre, Pa. and accepted pro
fessorship in one OF the Trenton Hig
Schools.
j. IL. Ward, s9 is pracucing medicine a
Harrington.
About nifty undergraduates win accom-
pany the baseball team to swarthmore {
aid in securing a victory for the Blue an
the Gold.
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Weeks Appoints Umpires.

CHESTER, April President j.
B. Weeks, of the Delaware County
League, has announced the appoint
ment of the following umpires. Rich
ard ilso, of Rutledge; j, c. Young, OF
East Lansdowne; Jonas Gee, of Nor
ton. At a meeting of the league last
night several changes in the rules of
the league were made the most inn
portant being a decision which per-
mits the umplres TO be paid for theii
services. All three men appointed ar,
capable, having been ball players ii
their time.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
King May Not Play With Cubs.

KANSAS CITY. April 18-John King
may not play with the Cubs this year
after all. He took an active part yes
terday IN the reorganization Of the
Inter-City League, Of which he was a
playing manager last year; announced
that he would run the team again this
season, and said If he could not get
more money than S4500 for the season
ne did not want 70 play for the Cubs
He further asserted he asked for
a series of "a games with semi-profes-
sional teams in New York city.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Media to Play Independent Ball

MEDIA, April 13.-The Media Base
ball Club will play Independent bali
during the season and will not enter
the proposed Intercounty Leasue
composed of Chester county and Della
ware county teams. Manager Edward
Garrett will arrange a schedule with
nearly all OF the games played on the
grounds which have been secured at
Media.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
SPECIAL MEETING
OF COUNTY LEAGUE

The New Castle County League will
hold a special meeting at New Castle
tomorrow night. Several matters of
Importance to the league will be dis
cussed and the clug managers, as well
as the directors Of the New Castle
club, are urged TO attend.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Belmont Wants a CAM.

Belmont, of the c. A. c. League
wants a game for Saturday afternoon.
Send challenges to Thomas J. Hogan.
No. 917 Lowering avenue. Tommy
promises a fast game for the team
that plays.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Hiah School AthIstio Me.t-

The different classes Of the Will
mngton High School will hold an in
teresting meet at the Wilmington
Horse Show Park this afternoon. II
is the intention of the school to enter
several teams in the different schol-
astic meets in this vicinity the COM
ing summer.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Mr.. Krause to be EasIes' Guest.

Edward Krause, past worthy pres
ident of the Fraternal Order of Eagles
will take part in the tenth anniver-
sary of the Baltimore Aerie. in Balti-
more. on tha evening af AIap 4
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Stevens Buys East PAGER.

CAMBRIDGE, Nd, April 13.-Fred
F.. Stevens has bought the noted pac-
er Brownie" mark 2.13 Ia, and he
now owns the fastest horse in the
county. He will enter his horse in the
local horse races during the summer.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
An.WiIminaton Lsaaus Msstinn.

The Wilmington League will
hold its weekly meeting in THE
EVENING JOURNAL office tonight.
1t is expected that two more umpires
will be appointed at the meeting.
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
Box Ball Leaous M..tina

A meeting of the Wilmington Box
BAH Leagues VIII be held at the Capt.
tol alleys on next Tuesday evening.
All the members are expected 10 be
present
Evening journal., 1910-04-13
BOWLING

Robinson and Day won the two-man
tournament on the Y. NJ. G. A. alleys
last night and got the two silver cups
offered by the association.
rrhc ooorpe.
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only two more Saturdays and then the
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read THE EVENING JOURNAL
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war. His purpose In coming to the
United States is to acquaint himself
with general conditions in this country
and to pay friendly visit TO the men
at the head of the national govern
ment He will first call upon President
Taft at Beverly, and then upon Secre-
tary Knox at Valley Forge, and after
ward will visit some of the principal
cities.
President-elect Fonseca's visit is con-
sidered an event of Importance at the
national capital. For four years he
will be at the head Of a nation that
is making very rapid progress. and is
approaching the status of a world
power. The diplomatic relations be-
tween the United States and Brazil
have been. cultivated by the Roosevelt
and Taft administrations for the great
republic Of the south is a highly valu-
able ally toward securing peace on the
two Americas, and It's present and
future trade relations with this coun-
try are considered important by the
president.
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| Washington, July 26.-The national
capital is TO be honored by the visits
of president and president elect of
two sister republics of South America.
President Montt Of Chile is due to ar
rive here Aug. l, and preparations are
being made by the state department.
for his entertainment.
President Montt sailed from Chile
for Europe via Panama and New York.
He will spend only a short time in the
| United, States and will not have time
ito see either President Taft or ex-
President Roosevelt. A letter of greet
ing will be presented to him by the
state department from President Taft.
Marshal Hermes Da Fonseca, the
president-elect Of Brazil, who will ar
rive in New York early in August to
spend a month in the United States,
will go into Office Nov. Is. He was
elected March 2, by very large plural.
fty over his opponent, DR.. Rey Bar
bosa. Marshal F'onseca has had a large
experience in the political life of Bra
I'll, and at one, time was minister of
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and let stand for an hour. Then care
fully uncover and scrape from bottom
and sides of the pail the thick coating
of frozen cream, making every particle
clear, and beat again very hard until
the cream is smooth, half CONCEALED
paste. Do this thoroughly. Put on the
cover, ice, salt and blanket and leave
Il for Ave or six hours, replenishing the
ice and salt IL necessary.
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rich sweet cream and Ave teaspoonfuls
of vanilla or such other fiavoring as
you prefer. Put 1t into appail having
al close fitting cover and pack in pound
ed Ice and saIt4(rock salt) about three
fourths ice and one-fourth salt. When
packed, before putting the ice on top
Of the cover beat i the custard as you
would batter for FIVE minutes steady.
Then put on cover with. a thick blanket
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1910-07-27

Beat the syolks OF eight eggs very
light and add thereto four cupfuls sof
sugar and stir we'll Add to this little
by little one quart OF rich milk that has
been heated almost to boiling, beating
al the while: thenSput in the whitesSck
eigct eggs beaten toia stiff froth. Then
boil the mixture in a pail set inside Alb.
other containing hot water. Boils about
Is minutes or until 1t isaas thick as 81
boiled custard, stirring stead1iy mean
while. Pour into d bowl to cool. whefi
quite cold beat into Il three pints lo9
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Automobile Craze,

That is a beautiful bracelet you got
for Christmas" a
Yes 1t was given me by an old
Fashioned friend. For the same money
ne could have bought ten barrels of
gasoline or a set of tires"
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Motorcycle Races Tonight.

A special event at the races this,
evening will be an extra race not
not scheduled on the regular pro-
gramme for motorcycles. This
race will take place at 1880 this
evening and already there have
been large number of entries
announced. One prize will go to
the fastest single cylinder and the
other for the best double cylinder.
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: NOtss Of the Fair.

4 a 2
The electric milking machine is at.
tracing the attention OF a large Num-
Der of. farmers and their wives. who
are looking for something to makestiiS
dairy end OF the farm work lighter. !
The four horse. chariot race each
afternoon and evening is one OF the ex2
citing, events OF the free attractions sAt
the race track. A lady contests with
man for the honors and the way
they make their four horses 60 around
the track Is something fierce and beats
the ordinary running race all TO pieces.
The exhibition OF the magnificent
horses in the judging contest this
morning attracted a large crowd and
all were OF the opinion that the show
Ing of this class of horses Ia the fnabt
ever seen in the state.
Friday afternoon there will be big
parade Of 1--we stock around the race
track. 1t will occur just after the cod
ctusion of the races, and promises r46
be one OF the rarest treats in this line
ever shown at any North Dakota fair.
Mayor Murphy OF Grand Forks
headed large delegation OF city o.
ticiaIs and citizens of that burg at the
fair this morning. The visitors were
complimentary over the showing made
at the grounds and the local ofaclals
saw to it that, the sister city crowd
had a good time. Dill
Hon. OIL Hegge and Fred Shore of
Minnewaukan were plotting a biz
crowd Of Benson county folks about
the grounds today. - tg
Catherine Lanxon Of Fargo has d
fine exhibit of fiowefs done In butter
in the dairy exhibit which is greatly
admired by. all who see It..
The model cement farm over by the
stock stables, Is very interesting
showing OF what uses cement can tbe
put to on the farm and the farmers
are making many inquiries as to cost,
etc. The buildings form a very pretty
picture and the free exhibit Is we'll
worth trip for anyone who Is think
ing OF erecting buildings OF any kind
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Lady (upon recovery OF lost purse)
May the good Lord reward you for
your honesty, sir.
Fuzzy, (anxious for a good souare>-
II you don't mind, missus. I'd just as
lief you would.
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To atone partially for the poor dis
play made by the comet there win be
another total eclipse OF the moon on
November 16. Wait for tt
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FARGO WOMAN
!: Is PRIZE winner

The judges of the butter division of
the exhibits at the fair finished their
work at noon. The scores for the
dairy butter are as follows, as re-
turned by Joel A. Winkjer, assistant
dairyman, United States department of
agriculture Washington.
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday.

Last days Of the great July Clearance
sale at A. +. Moody's. Bigger barr
gains than ever for the last three
days.
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Mrs Bridgewhist What IL the sub
ject Of Mrs. suftragette's lecture this
afternoon?
Mrs ciubwoman-"The Disasters OF
Married Life t r
Mrs. Bridgewhist 4 suppose she viii
have her husband. on the platform as
an exhibit?
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Gratuitous advice is generally given
when a man has no use for 1t himself.
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Mrs. Ole Liam. Fargo ..... 90
Mrs P. ]. Husfioen, Harwood .... s21
Mrs. J. S. Good, LaMoure .. 90
Mrs. c. M. Wenneson, Hastings. s1h
Mrs. w. II. Lakey, Buffalo .. 81
Mrs. David Chisholm, GRID. Forks 81
Mrs l. B. Nedrebo, Argusville. 81
Miss Bessy Good, LaMoure. 49,. 90H
Mrs. G. A. Mclean, Fargo 90
Mrs. Henry Smedberg, Olmstead. 90
Mrs. Della Saumur, Grand Forks 80
Mrs III. p. Weisbrod, Hawley 49,. 80
Mrs. Rosa Seiwert, Lynchburg. s9B
Mrs. Peter Worm Harwood $50, 89h
Mrs. J. M. Thompson, Ayr 80
Mrs. Kathryn Lanxon, Fargo -. 80
Mrs. /. Noun, Buffalo sak
The creamery butter is being scored
this afternoon.
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Hyou have not taken in this show it will be we'll
for you to do So
This device is not given simply to promote your
pleasure but there much at the fair that will be of
advantage to you.
In fact.it will pay you many times the cost to
take in the exhibition and see what your neighbor
are doing.
1t will also pay you to inspect the work done by
the Agricultural College.
The Agricultural development of North Dakota
is the basis of success and prosperity.
While you are in at the fair do not neglect to
call at the Forum Office corner of First Avenue
and Fifth sreetnorth and see what planthas been
established to give you frstclass upto-date even
ing newspaper
Every possible faclity.h has been afforded in order
toobtansne place it quickIyn type and circulate
it sextensiyely not only for your edi6cahon and
profit. but for the up-buiding of the state.
g. While you in the office you can ascertain
whether your subscription is paid in advance or not
and IF not it would be advisable to place it far
enough ahead so that it will not be discontinued
when the new rule goes into effect Sept
You win be pleasantly received and shown al
the details of the business whether your subscription
in the arrears or in advance andwe want to get in
closer touch with every subscriber and reader Of
The Forum.
hearty greeting and we will appreciate your call
and thesbringing of your family along with you Do
not neglect this invitations and you can be assured
you will better understand the difficulties of publish
ing first class paper afterystng this modern news
paper Office.
The new,ofice is located one-haf block east Of
the old site, where for sixteen years the paper was
published and where now Alex Stern has turned the
old Office into three profitable stores paying several
times the amount of rent which The Forum formerlv
paid He is glad get rid ofThe Forum but So Ear
Hank Bowers and Fred Johnson have seemed salts
fed to have the paper published in their building
though they may some time become sorry that thew
were not twoyears late IN finishing the structure In
place Of one year. Any way come and see it.
The Forum Printing Co.
FARGO. N. OAK.
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A judge advised. a speed maniac to
see doctor. A good. reliable prison
doctor would be particularly likely to
afford him relief.
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Old SETTLERS And NEWSPAPER MEMS DAY At FAIR |
DRAWS Big CROWDS DESPITE CLOUDY SKIES or MORNING

CONTINUED from Page 4s)
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yesterday the poultry exhibit was
largely added to by a carload Of prize
winning fowls owned by r. W. Mes
man Of Freeport. ILL., These birds have
been shown at the Portage la Prairie
and Winnipeg expeditions and gained