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The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Since Congressman Taylor has Civ
en- Grand Junction his entire appro-
priation. the Sentinel of that city re-
CARDS him as finer man than Sena-
tor simon. Simon gives literally of
his own wealth to the School of Mines
and other state institutions. He is
enabled to do this with the values
MS smelling trust filches from the
ores of the Gilpin county miners.
Gilpin Observer
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Under their much boasted simpli-
fled form of municipal government.
Grand Junction merchants find it
necessary to petition their model
mission and secure its consent
before hanging an electric light in
front of their places of business.
from which the whole public derives
benefit. Too much government is
nuite as reprehensible as too little
Telluride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Walter Walker. for years with the
Grand Junction Sentinel, recently
purchased the Ourav Plaindealer.
Walter is an energetic and capa Bile
writer and newspaper man. and he
no doubt will get out creditable
sheet.-Meeker Herald.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Fathers Conway and Poirier have
returned from Denver where they
nave been attending diocesan re-
treat. Many interesting lectures
were delivered at the various sessions.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

A G. Fox. the Globe Express mes
senger, who has been on the Telluride
run for some time past has been
transferred to the run between Den
yer and Grand Junction, on trains 1s
and l6--TeIuride Journal.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

fool the sun and save you money
on your awnings. Phone me. ]. H.
Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

My prices are cheaper than ever
on awnings. J. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

The City Sanitation Co. will remove
your garbage. All kinds Of scavenger
work done. Office 5l4 Main. Phone
Junction 81.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Plano moving is q specially with
0arton 4 Terrill.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Coy klinger and Harry McCurdy
,eave tomorrow on fishing trip to
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Good horses. best of rigs. courteous
-treatneat. for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill. the livery and transfer
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

l can save you money on your store
or residence awnings. ]. H. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Insure with the Rlch-HutchinsoA
Realty CO.. 533 Main street.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

We make saddles to your ordeu.
Fred Mantey
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Fine and comp1ete line Of refris.
orators. Grown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-06-20

Sentinel want ads bring, results
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

NEW vOEE "a 3D., :. WASHINOToN. =
wAaMIN0ruN. June IS Taking the 70.
dOubtable Walter John s0n into camp and
beating Washington a. Z were mere minor
details for the New Works this afternoon
After they had beheyo,enily asslniilatsd
the surprising speed and confusing curve,
Of johnson TO the extent Of ton hits AMI
Ave runs In seven innings they fell upOh
Blll IlinrIoh for three hits and one run In
each OF the remaining rounds.
warhOp pitched one grand same With
two bad lapse, In the ilrst three inning,
he went unsCathed In the fourth singles
by I.elivelt. Gesslsr and McBride gave
Washington an earned run. which tempo
rarity tied the score After that Wlrhop
was uhtOuchable until the eighth. when
Unslaub singled aud ~, subsequently
doubled no on Streets drive 10 knight
The ninth saw WaFhOp have q temporary
collapse that led 10 an eXhilarating bui
useless rally by the home fOlk With Milan
out I.sliVslt singled. ElbeFieid was safe
IN Gardners error and Oesslers double
tanied iselivslt Mcbride singled Fiber
leld home and COnrOy's saCrliice ny pat
C;essIsF over the plate Whereupon ne
laub died to liemphill and Il was all over
Ihase stepped on bio feet In running out
. hit in the ninth lnniak and after reaching
third Daniels was seni - run for him
Daniels completed the ctTsuu aud also
PLAYED first IN he closing session. making
one out ON COmmeudabie reach after a
throw by Austin.
With two out In the second inning knight
drove 70 Johnson The pitcher got the ball
al right hut slammed " with al his m Rhi
sutlarely into I ngiaubs NIT whenrc q
fell 10 the ground knight stole second end
vent home on Austin's s,ngle In The nth
Knight opened with tfipie and Austin
singled him home chase opened il" 81 Nth
with a safe uhack and laportn rt"Titiced
GsrdneF'S single through tonroy pat
Vhase on third and he went home un
knights hunt Which stood 'he snttra Wash
inRfon inileld on it, head Vassed hail
advanced Gardner 10 thirt Jud Knight 20
second Sweeney's saCrdce ~ ended
FARMERS doubts VI sruring.
liemphill went al the say 10 80, oud when
GesSeF dropped his ly M tho seventh
NOlteT walked Johnson and Mcbride
nahhed Ilemphn IN second thnse
grounded to Conrov. Noif-r taking second
Iaportes single 10 tsfr ~.'orrd Nultpr
GanineT flied 10 nglaub .nd tho eyer.
Vn'e~ II waiter johnson v"fp over Tor
that came
kuirht 9rcete, the ,srIHui IlInr,.hs "a
q be eighth with a single ava took ~s'ona ou
a NC ssed tail AUSTIN WalK~d sweeney.
smis K 10 centre -coret Nntrh' ht'r Austin
vas thrown out ~ thIrd
thase achieved an inIrld NO harrpr a.
IN opener Tor ne n,n'h h. ball vas
barely hnogk down by hlberieId ana
before he could 70, over l.s balance chase
had made half he ha@--. l.sporur'- s,uFie
put base on third and Oar,inrF ~ ored Ein.
0 here Will be q double head r herv a. the
result oi ne game on Apr 3D.
Inc -r0rs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
CLOSE RACES Ar GOSHEN.
Jap Beats stately Dame IN . ThFsilns
RlAnuh.

The racing which vas witnessed by a
record breaking crowd a. the historic track
81 0oahen yesterday afternoon has sslaom
been e.lualled AZ an amateur meeting and
haisbreadth nnishes we're the order Of the
day.
Jan, the Old Speedway favOglte. began TO
realize that Thomas Law son waa not eating
behind him BY the time he had made the
arsi lap IN the Class b troi. and When John ".
Tow haend asked him iOr q anal e1ort ilst
AZ the wire he responded With WI. =. W .
Van Ness WAS lfading the ne'd WIN hl'
gray mare Stately Dame and every one.
MT. Townsend excepted. thought that he
had The heat By three lengths. suddenly
jap shot forward with meteOrtc speed and
appeeFed To DO going two yards 10 the
mares one To one not IN q direct line with
Inc wire Il looked lie a dead heat. but tho
judgra decided In favor Of JAP lie won
Inc heat In 71oa, two aud a half seconds
faster than hia public recOgd made 20 s'ilky
Rdn Ss s o sns 5 5SSS 3 fOERS nSs was
Well represented aud In the class y Tor trOt !.
Tors their entry won again and again lowered
hla ret,Ord The bay Rcldlng Hhaibie, "
,hs hands Of Mr. IoSnsend. Noa We . a,ss
than hla record, and be noaed out Henry
Wood'a Mss Eihel In another close finish.
Misc fthe was secOnd "a both heats. but
shAible won the sscond ~ sale MARC
Pnrd won the class q trOtting event la
strnI.ht heats. hut the nrst was 30 Gloss
HAT d VAS = question wheth9r " would not
90 10 Mary Mas right down TO the wire.
Nr FORD vas dFiving ScotrhtQWn. and he
dlsplayed hnanOss that would have been
credit 10 a Grand Circuit meeting
fhe class h tIOttlng event was decidedly
unlif an and the hOnors divided. ". n. V.
IlORuan won the nFNt heat with MS chest
nut Felding Tenerine. Robert Johnson
claimed the second with Carrie worthy.
and Ked Git, an al racttVe little nare from
The (ilsnmere Sea5Aea. would not BE- denied
In the anal hsat. but won u IN one OF the
clOsesi finishes OF the day.
NV. Van Ness won both races, In which
aaa priyes we're odosad. HIS TEDDY MIAes
ioos ths cIasls trotting event and Frank
A. vas the winner In the sldew heel division.
'The tuxedo event. which had been post.
p0ned Trom lasi eel. vas allowed 70 stand
= M Nas. and the Driyss awarded according
10 the standing Of the horses W the hrst
heat. IlichArd Dslanelds Alvin ]. carried
"a the silver trophy.
sTha atFunmnftaa
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IutAtN... j. - II
HATED for Clarke IN the ninth inning
'hltted FOE Eran IN the ninth inning
HATED For llowacy In the ninth lnninE
''liatted for Doyle In the ninth inning.
Waited for WNsirun IN the ninth inning
Cincinnati 20 o o OO I
~ Louis o. 50 .
Runs cine lunauH phclan 81 Louis kOnet
chs Evans 3. Rrcsnahan. = haWrey, ltaf
man. TwJ ha-e hits hesCher, kvana. hQne,rhy
Harmun. Sacrtncr hlts-hnrm1n. huEgins.
llouhle play u npirun Egan and HoolltGei
Passed bah Mclean. Slolcn haega-Pnskert.
Mourry, Ella Wud plich becbc. Firsl base on
halls on Herhr 3 on Harmon. a OF Doyle,
struck uut-h Harmon. b. hrehe. T. Lett
on bases ~ Louis. a C,ucinhad. 5 mplre IN
Chlrf# iugieT Firid umpire Em,ie Time
hours and ae minutes
~ nun B. rlNLLNA AZ 1 .-rnAn nAML-
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'Eattcd for Rowan iu Inc dAth inning
fnaftet for nuFuA tn the elghih lnnlng
S3aticd iOr Ehis In the ,ixih inning
Cincinnati a 0 Z
~ Outs % - - 9
Ruas CINCINNATI Mclean. {. Woodri .
81 llJnis nugEins l.lna Brr~nahan. M0Wrry.
hau,rr. :. Two base hit.-Etls, Woodruff, roth
Sacriacc hlts Corridor. nouhte plays lt0bht
tel nad RoNan. Muegins luna SISTED DoWney
Eran and ll0buttei Passed balls nresnahan
Mclean. mt b. pitcher ~ Rowan thauserl
First base on balls -On Corridor. 2. OF Lush, 2.
on Rowan. ); on Burns, > Strark out ~
Rowan O. hy Wtlhs, lrft on hasss-st. Louis
D. Ctnrunnh. imulre N chiet RiHior. Field
umpirr rmsnr Time { hour aud AZ minutes
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GIANTS win And CUBS LOSE
HAPPY DOMINATION HELPS
OUR BOYS SOME.

a gleannp smash BY Larry Doyle over.
comes tine Quaker Band nFooAiyns
Meet win Reterae IN noston. and
cardinals Brat the Reds Twice.
The Giants beat the Philles yesterday
and the Pirates Gagged the cantankerous
tubs. q happy combination ~ results which
rave the GIANTS a rooily boost In per
osntaRe way. Tho Brooklyns undertook
20 conquer the Bnstons and Slipped no
on the 'ob. Two gamCs were played In ~.
Louis and the Cardinals beat the Cincinnati
Reds In both u them. II came 70 pass,
therefore. that In 1--WE games played every
visiting team Was beaten. The results
New HOrk. .; philadelphia, ..
Boston. q; hroohl,n, 4.
PIttsburE. n; chicago, 2
~ LSuls. o; Cunclhnatl. . First game.
~. LOulS, q; a'luelnAall. = second game.
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Totals - - No.
'Hafisd 'or FoNcu IN the righIb inning
PHILADELPHIA % . % n % % g. o.
New ORR y . Q o. so
Runs phiiade phiA Knahc Nrw york sr8d
gfass, Doyle. MerElc. NathcW-or. Ftfst base
on error NcW fork. LETT Or bases phlladsi
phia, .. New lork. fifsi base on hauf D-
r0ten. 8. OF NstheEsor. 4. Struck our Ry
FoAen. :. by Nc thrNsou, 3 Home run uoylr
Two csee nj huaho Nafulrr mf Grant
Ntolen bass Merkle Double uaS, aFa9r
uooian and Ward Doyle. BridweU and Merkls
Ht ~ pitrhrf.B y IuNru JNrldWeiu. Hits
unf0Een, 2 N SVEN nninxH npire Ia CHIEF
kiem. Yield urhpire- Kane Tine hour and
As minuWs
BOSTON 81 o., . BRooELTN.
Bosrov June % Bell weakened tenn
porarily in the fourth inning and on three
aihgles. an error base on balls and a
70 defeat BrOoayn The =rors
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% peulbach. 4 Sirick out-ny LeeveI. 81
Richie b RPulhaGh. 1. hli by pllrhef- ~
Lever tStelnlgldL Reulharhl. Umpire In CHIEF
lohnntone Fieid umpare-horan. Tme-1 hours
and 10 minutes
VI LOWS tN ~. y cINcINNAHi. i-URsT 0AMH.
~ LOula No June s.-Si Louis WA both
parts OF a donhie header ron Clnrlnnau 70 DAY
The sroFes
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Totah sHB q
'Raued for louss IN the ninth inning

'Battsd for ? iouss n the ninth lnninS
~ Louis 90 o q D a.
Detroit 90 90 % q . 81
Runs 81 Louis Wallace Hoffman Drtrot
Bush. Two base hits Bush. MonaFty Three
hass MT Cobb. Sarrtnre BIC sChWeltsrr qar
Fthce ~ Stone stolen hases -SehN sitfrr
rruesdais M0rtarty. :. 7 TOnes Tirst hass 90
haiiE-On Ray. =. o. summers. = t.efi on hase4
81 Louis, Detroit Z struck out - Raw
b. summer. 4 lmIdre In rhirt- Connolly
Field umpire Unesn Time hour and ~
miautes
CHiCAoO a. o.. CLEvmAND.O
CMICA0O. June Is Tho ChiraEo Whit Sox
bunched bits on o Young N the third and iosIFih
inaings Of 10 days gamc Wtth Cleveland and ~
fsated them IN a veil played contest The scoru.
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~ Grcsnuood First game Greenuaod e
Yazoo City. 3 Gerund Fnma-0reRnw0dd q
lhaoo cts. a.
a. yicl sburE- vicksbuFE. :. Meridian.
AZ ytetfon- fifsi Fame-jackaon. y Hattlrs
burg. q Seruud game uatlisahuFn q Iark1nn 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

81 Lancaster LancAstsF. q: HafriahurR
80 Reading Reading. 4. IohnHtaWn. /
~ NJ nrk Wlldamsporr q: Hark
~ rreuton Aitnuna Trra1Bn %
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Totals ~ $50 v O. Totals as suE
Cleveland o o o % 90
Chirago OOg o y
Runs hiraRo koidsF Douahertv. Ganfn
Payne. Two hasr hit fiandil sarTtnre hit
Purieu. stolen hases- heideT. a nougheTty
Gandil Strurk uut-ny Young I hy SCOT s
First base on bails-Of Young . Lsft On basry
ChicaEo. S. Cleyrland. s. Umpire IN chief FVans
lied umpire kerin. Time hour and q
iuinutsa
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Huns Nrw lufk NulirT hasr mar lrla
Ganiner hright. o. Va.hiag '0n i@.I.-i. 10
hefirtd. G~ssiPF Iifsi hase 90 rlru... NeH
Nnra :. Waahingior. irW on ua ~ NsN
! ors O. WashtaG tan. q itrst base 90 balls 90
John on f. 81 afhon. :. or iTTiThs Uifs
OF Johnson. Z m seven iuutlFs. o. It1UirLs.
4 IN fuo llnings Strurk out ~ J0hnsaH
hy Hianrhs I: b Narhop. Z. Three hass no.
knight rwoh hlt .Chasr. f,rrileT ,arfiure
hi's ttNrfrid. fnghub. "a Dortr sarflI .re
nlss sweeney. Conroy stolen uasrs Hemp
hiu Kntght Double plays huixht tan,lurr hnd
Chasr MrtiTidr and ngiauh. passrt bail.
street lmpirr u rhis' EFan IieiI umpire
sheridan TINE b0Ir and e. rllautrs
rHlLankLFHtA a l. H. 2 HuE.oE q. L.l
uIlAuElPHIA June 81 Huston To- "a Inter
rslinE ranr 70 tur Aftietic. % ia 1h- sore
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Totals = 5sse e Tstais = t-B /,
'Rat'rt for Iisnline In The ninth inninG
Uursla o u - % y % o .
Jersey CiJ 20 % %
P4us Isr,ey CiU Clement :. BuHaio lien
line Teo hasr Rite & lrment. ustuinger SarH
0rs hlf. HAluifau. McCahe. smith. konick
sarrlrc~ ~ DeininEsr Left On bases Ruhaio
Iavsr, CIV. g. First hass on error lsrsry city
n1riblr mays Clement and Crtst Esmond ana
Austrin. Dhst and Esmond smith and Deal
struck out By Duber, : by Klssinger. Ttut
hase on halis-OI sutton. 1 90 kissingsr s OF
Duh~r & HbHOR Ntt0n. In one third Of an
innirE % Eissinger : In eight and tgO thirds
innings Umulrr IN chief FinnerAn. Tteid I'm
plrc -HAlgan. Time hour and IS minute
Ar BALTIMORE.
Toronto o 90 % 7
asltinorr o : o. 0 . 90 : /
Raitsries Newton and Nc iuls,ev Russell and
Tran
At yHoyIDENcR- RIRsT GAME.
Montreal ....OOOOsoOOOOO-.
Pyovtdence 100000 tOOI-a
Baiteries- Wigs and Krichsli; Alss. Lavender
ycoSD asME
Montreal 0 5000 5000 90 5
provfdFuce % o q % u % q %
batteries o tsary and Curtis Crowley aud
fitzgerald
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Nlaais ~ 50 70
'hatted for Richie m ne ninth inning
nlcAEo % ~ q n 2
iHtlnhurF q a
Runs TFftshurr. Wvrrr rrrH g.,,,h.,,
Natngf Au.er. O. lrrvrr t'hiraFn StriW
.rML LlaTfls Two haar hts Hvvue Warnev
llugI a. NarriArr MJa Mfa-rhria Wswr
fllti hHs halls ~ ~~v-r ~ ut.st-
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TotAls Y q IT,
'haited for bergen IN ne ninth inning
batted Tor Bell IN the ninth uuinr
Brooklyn % % o. % q O. q
boston - 90 o n a
Runs brookyH frnnoa nastnu -HsrBog
sharpe, Shran First base on errors HrB1klyn n
left IN bases Brooklyn, \ Bos fuU Tlrst b.ss
IN halis--OT Bell 3 On 1atfem stnirE out
- Nattrrn, b. Hrll. Two Nlzr M Hummei
Safrnce Hts bAN dson, Miller sharpe Stolen
lAee- " genel Double play DAVIDSON ami
BurCh. HCTEJg Nhran and SHARP rnnirr M
rhf'-OUay Field umpire Brcuuau Time
! LsIr fnd 81 minutes
SfrmHrHn. A. cHICh0o ~ LIg
PIrrHHrha June = Hg "a Hrlbsrh me-
BIZ WatrsloO this hiternoun when fhr prair,
drove him IN The ClUbhuusr tn che 1hird innirT
Iy scoring i've runs. Both CLARKE aud HynfT
Hho Uers inIursi In Ffdays game acre on fhr
hsneh. The scurc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

WOULD LIKE use Of small horse IN return "a,
Keep On gentiemans farm IN Connecticut HN
boz iis sun offce1a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
Connecticut League.

Al New Havea- New Haven. s. Northamp
ton. 4
AZ RFidHepoTt bridegroom. TO- New Nutain,
AZ Hartford Hartford 4. Springfield. a.
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RfsuHaTUH

Rochester went down 70 defeat 81 he "a lds
OF Inc NeNArk~ a. NrwaFE yesterday To- . game
Win plenb Of mtung. Inc battng Of Kelly anu
Srnlhfy Wa A feature Tue erorT
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Boston II
PhilAdeiphia % % % % o /.
Runs- Boston -tiardneT Philadelphia Davis
Piank inst base on error itost0 e.. Phia
delnEia tsrft on bases hostnn Philadrt
uhia e glirat base On hall on olIius OF
Plank s. Struck 0ut Hy Collins. q. b tiank .
T1so ba-e hit GandnrT Sacrifice hits Hooper
llpnohur stolen bases HooDrT Davis. Double
plays KlenoW snd Gardner. kleinOw and ~ az
nef Plank BAFTy end Davis NuTphy and D0no
hue t'mpirr IN chief . l.0uGhlln Field am
plrr Pcrihe Time hour and ~ minutes
81 LOTts -. 3D., :. DEraofr g.
DrrnOfT June = some recklrss base running
b. Detroit and excellent neldihG behind Hag
enabled s. Louis 20 day 20 make 10 four uut of
ia In tne present aerirs IRE 1rurr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26
De witt CIlnisa RnnneFs ISeaIea by Trey
Boys.

Troy. June - The uhbeaten relay team
OF the High school Of this city. made up Of
four crack young runners. defeated the
speedy quartet Of the De Wit clinton High
SchoOl Of New Work a. RenRaelaer PART thla
afternoon. The time was ! minute W la
-aronds for half a mile
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Jersey cry defeated BufAio IN both game 81
ycster lay doIJl' a-n ler. tlc Skrrtrrs anreAnf
garl co1tsst uy tnr rame ~r1rr. 2 % ~ Fern
H.i iuily Siuitls rnru safe IN the nr't enrountsr
Win thrr- nit. ,triknE out rlrvea rneh. Will
Al singer carnrl bracket In thr sc-nnI after
sutton had lecn rriirC 3 ~ tlr nrst ut fur ou..
Ln- InnLna The .-uLr
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EtHt- IrrsF. fIII uaNtnrI. J0nTsun N.Tato
starr INu aa-r blt JoHuso1 Thrrv basr ole
AFFORD ~arhlre q .fsWnud stolen bases
hit' SUltr Lri' on baFr- '-raeN tiD. Z.
u#fr.a IHr.f haze on srr0Ts- uuEaln
,r.I.rF but N Trrr ". b. Noal4kl- Iirsi
by 70 on nails ~ Trrr, - NdvinaI~ ~
pirr IN chief NaIuEan. Iir' umpire iIHntrsl
Irr hour alI NJ nlautHs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-26

AZ Kansas city Kansas city, :: Indianapolis,
AZ JflWaukee- giiWaukee. s. toulsviiAe I.
AZ MlnneapaHs -Mlnneap ohs, a; Toledo !.
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.ss scbsduled for TS-da,

Games scheduied for TO-tiay
NATIONAL LNAoUg
pittsburg IN Cincinnau. -. Louia N Chicago
AMEntcAN LpAouE
Cleveand 10 Chicago. Detruit Ia ~ Louis
EaaTEHN LESGUa
ROrhestsr ln Newark: Buffalo In Jersey city
MontreAl In Providence.
other RaseOaIl Games Yesterday
At IA9Atca. O.. g.
HHE
Naylrr A q o 900 % 1
IamsirA % o . 90 o o % .
batteries Bsunett and speer Rowan AID
thinner
a ,omvan Cornwall High ScbOSl POr,
1eTyis
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A. Nashville Memphis 2 Nashti,;s c
- Montgomery New Orleans, D Mont4om
cry 2
A. birmingham FtFst Eane Birmingham. ?
Nothe J secund game Mohlls. . HrminE
ham.
~ Atlanta Firsi Esme- Atlants. 3 Chattn.
looFa. Seuond ranne -ChattanooEa q a.
lama. %
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'Batt,i Tor Moran IN tar eighth iu1,lc
RoghrstrT - q e. .
Newark u =
Ruas NB.hr.Jfr Moeirr Z. AinrrmA1
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timber TAKES
ANOTHER JUMP
BETTER GRADES WILL BE RAISED
FROM 81 TO So A THOUSAND
-RETAILERs BLAME
WHOLESALERS

st, Paul, March 17.-Retail lumber
dealers in St Paul put in a new price
list yesterday, quoting advances Of 81
to 50 thousand on the better grades
of lumber over the November price list.
The retailers say that they have been
forced to take such action because
wholesalers raised the prices on them,
particularly in February. while the
wholesalers pass the button on and
blame the manufacturers. Then the
blame is passed on again until II
reaches General Scarcity.
The effect will be that all the COM
tractors will have to revise their esti-
mates for spring work. Most of them
as yet have not begun figuring and
the new price list comes in just in
time. Dealers claim that the present
advance will not mean more than a SIS
increase in the cost of building an
ordinary house, but from the story
told by the contractors Timber has
done nothing but advance in Price for
some time.
Contractors say that the prices Of
finished lumber has been raised IS to
$40 thousand since a year ago. This
covers castings and some of the more
expensive work, which does not
amount to much in modest dwellings,
but does in more pretentious abodes.
LAUNDERING has been conducted most
successfully in the Minnesota woods
this season. 1t is estimated that the
total yield will be ABOUT a billion and
quarter feet, the same as last sea-
son.
With no thaw and plenty OF snow
since the season opened in the latter
part of November. the lumbermen have
had less trouble in reaping their har-
vest than for many years The pros
pect is that the season. during which
80 per cent of the cutting for the year
is done, win close the latter part Of
this month with an excellent record
for operations.
There is every indication that the
demand for lumber will increase over
year ago. Prosperous times bring
about increased activity in all kinds
of building and the wholesale dealers
look for an active market