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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-29

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100 : 5 = sa d: s:
ss % % % :s ss
s." ss the sus. s OH % side slopes IL
PsS's PsS,s TO TO 'sp a %i " bank s.t
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..ss % s s ss she 'i % the
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This II 1,'t is to prevent seepase.
RESERVOIR osM sEoowck RESERVOIR:
The reservoir is located and a follows:
shown Sheet No. which
Creates; s::s; g TOP @ =, . feet
+; %'s 81 9ts ea s's
= IS s: , ,.,.
''' Top a width % 6 sfeet.
o"s'ds eSsae "ssa Slope 2 to l. 49, ,,..o ,,u. Other.
for % s :ss
.as: s s & s s ss% with ''' 10" deep
PREPARATION OF SITE
the earth shall be corrugated in
ess s s to- iss ns shall
SORROW
either side Of m the % dam but & BERN be S So S T
The slopes shall be at least
Pits be made deep enough
to uncover gravel
METHOD OF CONSTRUCTING
the pits be used used the ou utter hh b d e
level exceeding IN thick
@ the dam at the lowest point and the layers
but these rsnws viii the
same With exception
the layer on the DAM
made according the general
exercised to leave joints in this slab 1t is desired 1
to % s dam % as 5 f @ be ; tsss vertically the
the shall be erected coping wall nn % and
face Of the the dam am ~ n , ~, COMING u shall ne
wire must have tensile
PREPARATION
BEFORE an concrete placed
the
REINFORCING
a s s s be % psa hens ta sss
Of ofn.itsa at least IT. q" s''''S N'' N A~ '0''SD
OUTLET CONDUIT.
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sEDGwIcK IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
President
Ss@ss: 81; ;ss;,s:. S:;;:'y y:.S s;s's'''y
Director. $s:1 y: i i S;*s:S & $s:Ser s::; s:s;
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% % ] appSef % @ May & s st an i'll @ am mna a ps n s pss s
s the the 's ' 'ss
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ssa @ as s sss out @ % s %
QUESTION.
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paee the o ons s
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the Be s n % n s1 T n;s three se 3 ss
SS
p'''s' b iii asa % s sSt o4sSs s1 TS % m The purpose holding said
hereby established follows owt:
PRECINCT
s% ' i' sss
PRECINCT
west 'a ss's9fs ct % %" % @ 1 s Range the sos
West sedgwick County. Colorado.
FOR PRECINCT ILL.,
@ ss
% % @ of 5 as D o1 and a of ,s precincts er s os they
FOR PRECINCT
laughln Charles l. Morgan. and S. H.
III
Gyge, A. c. Williams and FredM Meneke
and Freiberg
The three appointed shall
number chairman and clerk shall
Be it further
closed the hour OF 600 o'clock the election shall be
and such election shall
declared in all respects provided by law
least copy
said notice shall
also be published in The Juesturg
sedgwck County Colorado
orders that the said election will be held
% a and p % @ the manner and for the purposes set forth said s
to
mied election
BY ORDER OF THE BOARD sEDGwlck
Board of Directors this 4h day of September
THE sEDGwICK IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
MARK
JAS H.. PARKER,
KRUM,
CARLSON. Secretary
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A e s use: &c @ sn .n os S " ,ss gravel
s .os s' be E % T sr ss a m sss ss. sss
works located contain than
.
a %. the noa dams shall
rms {,
number
station entirely
done on all $ other I ] % shall based the amount of work
s. s % he'd yet placed the
E Estimates engineering and shall the
s;;:
e: e: $
8: an: ss ss.: & NC fs % "
worko on sucha ed structure ~
RESERVOIRS.
No NE DAMS t ;h e. rssos sns shall have the topw. amens,ons
4ss s;as s,s!S 'Sss i +: ;:.s' e =
M ar no rip rap no toe WALL and no
PREPARATION OF
The The sss Of each dam sam sss ss. m pswss
wagons, scrap
layer sees Except @sy '%
compact
OUTLET conours FOR THE SMALL RESERVOIRS
plans h m p for these the sp T n w IF s %a s Svn ss ne %
% @ W & @ ] @ pSps ] ana a gate ] S to
Sheet No. " wafer per ee'' ' eA'A " acres " ' "'e S'A
CANAL.
nate a r. a,
S Of or
xood reinforced
GOT % The be ss sas % s a % 100 per s
bridges b As
Gaps: Oregon
be Dns
Bottom aop m'0'a Width : '1'dss feo
Height feet below the bottom of the canal foot
to Nos nd
STRUCTURES.
The finish all be ordinarily
",s; 's;':s:.: :$s.s: ss:? %
s ,.'asa s
bank @ s aa the too ss % T a % ss s s "S % side 1
shall left % uniform condition The
edge of
by % an he ass s % o RIP s9 s @ there be @
be of the
a finish troweed
sEoeWck RESERVOIR.
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be made by the
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YAMARAck oivcH.

o be
the the full ditch the ditch shall be
o
fromH l. toto o mai
Water
q
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$
II. I.,l
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in tn,
be of the a o
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cleaned
shall
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Renforc
be Of
tire inch
OF will
bed
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of
sal 1
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provided
Steel approximately so in length; be
fitted with steel balls with machned
ahecu screw, 8 pitch, with steel drive h
!" ." anchor
without coldshuts bowholes
fbous
inc
have ultimate strength
inch
be
and rivets when driven completely I'LL the holes
Paning-An fonand
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OMISSIONS.
Wherever details
wOmnke according
completed Z details.
are
be signed by it's by its and the hands and seals
the District be aesed by its the
IS
CAMFIEID DEVELOPMENT COMPANY,
Sea).
Caro
Corporate SeaD
,
tSaal
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-09-29

o
PREPARATION DAM.
made
goes
OF REINFORCING
shall be placed the center Of the
OF
OUTLET
plans
genera specifications
Sterling Point OF
Also be
lengths OF steel
tenn be with pitch threads
erasing andsh ball bearing
The 8 Sheets No and g.
OUTLET CANAL.
cubic
second fcr of under It,
both and fill
Tony width of bank / H. L.
angles to the ecenter inc than 10.
of south mile
which
flood
sphons
shall possible
wokmanke job shall
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GENERAL ssee.s.eAv.oas FOR CONCRETE

provided this must be made accord
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
Reaching the Ton

in any calling of life, demands a
vigorous body and a keen brain.
Without health there is no sue
cess. But Electric Bitters is the
greatest Health Builder the world
has ever known. 1t compels pei
feet action of stomach, liver, kid
neys, bowels, purifies and enriches
the blood, tones and invigorates
the whole system and enables you
to stand the wear and tear of your
daily work. after months of
suffering from Kidney Trouble"
writes w. M. Sherman, of Cushing,
Me-, "three bottles of Electric Bit
ters made me feel like new
man." soc at Ryner Malstrom S,
Prescription Specialist, 93S Pacific
ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
CyntkiAGrcys
(orrespondel.k
Dear Miss Grey:

Dear Miss Grey:
IL am a girl of seventeen.
Some time ago / met young man
who was visiting in our town, and
he was very attentive, but he has
not written since he left. / am
going soon to his town to live, and
he asked me to cal Ion his sister,
who lives there. What shall l do?
2.-Shall I accept small gifts
from men friends?
PERPLEXED.
A.: Write him a note soon
after your arrival in his town, and
tell him you would be pleased If
he and his sisters would call upon
you. If he does not call, forget
about him.
2.-Flowers, candy and books
III your mother approves.
Dear Miss Grey:
am an attractive woman of 25.
A young man of 20 loves me. but
does not propose. 1 feel that my
seniority entities me to take the
initiative. Do you think 1t would
be unmaidenly?
A. man who proposed TO me a
year ago is now reported to me a
year ago Is now reported engaged.
I refused him then, but would ac-
|cept now. Should I intimate as
much? l feel that l must act with
decision - that. hesitation may
doom me to be an "old maid"
PERPLEXED.
A: There is no disgrace in being
an old maid. There is disgrace in
deliberately cheapening ones self.
Both courses you suggest would
cheaper you. A man of The right
stuff loves woman for her wom-
|anly qualities. The womanly part
Is to wait, and above all to refrain
from meddling, even by intimation,
in the affairs of others.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
Skin Affections
AN UNUSUAL OFFER

The Victor Malstrom Drug Store
says to every person, be IL man,
woman or child. who has an irri-
tateds tender or itching skin to
come to our store and procure a
bottle of ZEMO and a cake of ZE-
MO soap and II you are noteen-
tirely satisfied with results, come
back and get your money. SO con-
fident are we OF the efficacy OF
this clean, simple treatment, that
we make you this unusual offer.
zEMO is a clear liquid for exter-
nal use that has cured so many
cases Of eczema. pimples, dandruff
and other forms Of skin eruption.
zEMO and zEMo soap are the
most economical as well as the
cleanest and most effective treat
ment for affections OF the skin or
scalp. whether on infant or grown
person.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
scIATIcA AND LUNiBAGo

These painful diseases are very
speedily cured by the HUMAN Bake
Oven. All we ask is that you give
US a chance to talk 1t over with
you and we can show you beyond
a doubt that we can absolutely
cure you of either OF these trou-
bles. Remember the right place
and do not place yourself under
the care of those that are not real
Physicians. We have a regular
Physician In charge. Bake Oven
Sanatorium, 5Of-2-3-4 Bankers
Trust building. Open evenings
this month. **~
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
HOUSEHOLD DoNTs

3 Don't use the telephone in
= order foodstuffs. Be at the
. shop yourself to watch the
Q weighing process.
= Don't allow your grocer to
, weigh In the wooden butter
, dish.
, Don't let the fancy pack
, age goods fascinate you. You
, usually pay heavily for them.
, Don't buy In a careless
, manner. Always ask for sup
, plies by the standard weight
, or measure.
, Don't buy in small guam
, titles II YOU can help 1t.
, Don't confuse cheapness
y with economy.
, Don't be afraid to carry a
, bundI9 You may pay extra
D In having 1t delivered.
, Don't BIO afraid Of your
, tradesman.
d q 4 q zee q 4 q a q q =
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

As one of the features Of the in
stalation ceremonies now taking
place at the University of Puget
sound. the school of music will
give a popular concert at the First
Methodist church tonight.
Mrs. George HI. Tarbell is en-
PERTAINING this afternoon for Miss
Louise Stone, who has just return
ed from q trip abroad and for
Miss Marjory Stallcup who leaves
next week for an extended trip
through the east.
Mrs. Agnes McDougall VIII en-
terrain tomorrow in her apart
ments at the Kel1og for party
OF Seattle friends.
The Sixteen Whist club will be
entertained tomorrow afternoon
by Mrs. e. G.. Culley at the Co
lonial apartments.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. III. GrinnelI will
entertain Saturday evening at a
supper for DR.. and Miss Daisy
. Meredith of Ashland, Neb., Mr..
and Mrs. b F. Meredith of. Ia
coma, Mrs. Lettie E. Miller of
Minnesota, Mr. and Mrs. w. @.
Meredith and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Robbins.
A musical and dramatic recital
will be given next Tuesday evening
at Whitworth college.
=
The executive board of the
Woman's club will meet next
Thursday morning with Mrs. A.
II. Danforth.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. 8. Weed will
leave next week for visit with
friends in Ellensburg.
Marriage licenses have been is
sued to Frank M. Beecher and I'M.
Vandeheuvel, Robert Hannah and
Amanda Axelson, Charles F. Park
and Eva Afford, Kari Martin of
Chehalis and Ruby Reynolds of
Tacoma, Luigi Reda and Rachael
Taconetti, T. Ofiuka of Tacoma
and 8. Otsuka of Japan, F. Obo OF
Fife and T. Yamu OF Japan, r. A.
Carbone and Maria A. Carbone.
The Logan circle of the G. A. r..
will give card social at the arm
DRY Monday evening.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First United Presbyterian church
will hold a cake sale tomorrow at
the public market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
FORTY MILLION EGGS
AWAIT HIGH PRICES

OMAHA, Oct, 7.-over ST.
GOO, 900 worth OF eggs are in the
cold storage houses here. The
peckens expect q profit ont from 6
to. 10 cents dozen.
THE eggs were stored in April
and May and are for winter use.
In the Armour storage plant alone
are some 100000 eggs. They
cost, delivered in storage, an aver
age OF 21h cents. In all there
are stored here about 40,500, o 90
eggs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

There little girl china.doy
wooden-dolly and a sugar-dolly.
One day she called the does together and asked them which
waxdolly eyes blinking
~ my f ha 1ny that could and said Il love
6is made the way 7 love you most because my face
Incidentally grnned srOwled ct
sggardo looked roundeed and sober Cher being
was joke 'l'' '' A'A'' 10
Very WELL" said little girl "rm you
best the best-behaved."
dolly out walk ON n3
you're afraid" jeered waxdoly 'Mamma-grl like
you dassent" Mamma-girl says you
You mustn't" said sugar-dolly. "Mamma-g
Chinadoly and fell off and
SERVES right" Laughed wan-doly.
II told So" laughed Woodendolly.
ooh. china sister," cried sugar-doy,
4 can't walk" sobbed china-doly
out Of my ankle and it will make we'll" ii
how sa1e
am h1s 'R what alt 0 ws
So the china,dolly took sugarbite sisters ankle
hadn't much
saS WsssG oq s sPp1s sss %
and splntered his arm
low, owl" he howied.
That's what myself
But sugar-dolly brother"
"My s bawl wooden-doly
Never mind take bite of my and make it well said
arm quite stiff again, wooden-doliy's ought
Oh dear I'm getting hungry I'm going make fudge
Mamma-girl light gas asked
sugardolly.
Don't know and don't said waxdoy blinking
But alas! in bending light the
hst what you told U.s. anu
to her waxen sister, she smothered the flames
100. My nice REAL har!" blubbered wax-doly.
tits too bad answered Sugardoly but lick
and %ag make egSad gew u hair Of
By this time supper the doies
the themselves 81 can't dishes because Clipped
Il bring anything cellar wooden-doy
~ can't cook for ia burn myself said Wa1-doy
supper ready Mamma-grl.
my little doybabes how have been getting aong?
M 81 Clipped leg II splntsrsd = burnt
But howa" Mammagrl.
e went Down ee Ian ''s sad chna"doly m00aena0
"she was playing with the fire!" said Woden-doly.
"Yesm. sugardolly the three
"oh poor sugar-baby, said Mamma girl And who got
carry my clipped leg" said chna-doy
wooden-dolly.
myself I any cooking" said Wax
'Ahi" Mammagir think see."
to bed Then she melted some sugar and
and sugado sat down and had together fruit cream
and cake and other goodies
loved her best And wasn't Waxdoy who bnked her
sow w one % you Of think WasP
That an easy question" said the Little Tot
Well there one little giTbut never mind tomorrows
I'll just tell though that pretended to have
A PAPA DOLLY.
Copyright, Dodge Pub co.,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

The Logan circle Of the G.. A. r..
will give card social at the arm
DRY Monday evening.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
FASHIONS

ii A new feature in the cut of
Drecolls skirts for tailored suits
and dresses is very broad flat
pleat at the center back. The eff
feet Is that Of flattening the fig
ure, giving a very straight line
at the back.
Plain colored silks are much
used for tailored blouses.
Some of the skirts are made
with circular cut bands or
flounces without any fullness, and
this type of garment Is consid-
cred very good.
Many habit-back skirts button
ing down the front or slightly at
one side are seen, but these are
not made like the old-fashioned
habit-backs, as they have little
or no flare.
A very pretty Juvenile blouse is
of soft silk end trimmed with
piping. There are also used very
small buttons and a few. large
ones of liberty silk in the same
color.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

The Ladies' Aid society of the
First United Presbyterian church
will hold a cake sale tomorrow at
the public market.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 8. Weed will
leave next week for visit with
friends in Ellensburg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07
RHEUMATISM

Stomach and Kidney troubles cured
by DIR. Mays Naturopathio Blood
Balm. over 400 Tacoma people have
used this remedy with success. Ma
tpropathie treatments IS 90 per
month. Medicine free. DR.. Macy,
1l46h Paoifi9 ave.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

Plain colored silks are much
used for tailored blouses.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

A musical and dramatic recital
will be given next Tuesday evening
at Whitworth college.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-10-07

The executive board of the
Woman's club will meet next
Thursday morning with Mrs. A.
ID. Danforth.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-06
SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP

Twenthree by the Northwestern
hap but just bet exciting at this end of the n
OF the four played yesterday this league not the
innings Here had 10
inning the they played nine and II inning
contest.
college and found later Waa Waa said be recovering his
mind.
r. E. Bigelow night president City Bowling
Fritz Holland pstss~s Burton Is contest
Trail, B. c., yesterday and had an easy time OF it,
surprised everybody amms
with Seattle yesterday At that his team
Bonner before going to the coast
where he is scheduled to pitch Thursday
Netze when left with the Of the bunch for the
The Indians play Tacoma this next and wind
up with the Turks
this Natatorium will hook with the city
champs the Hazelwoods
yesterday
savagely ground the
him Of the grounds boot
Barney of Idaho the
grandstand yesterday with a party
Gus lettings Spokane grounds pippin
timely triple the field fence and started
broke the with Texas eaguers
the 10 innings and
being by the squeeze play.
Barney odfed smashed yesterday
and mile in 40 IS seconds at Brighton Beach
The check larger
received from OF the other ball towns this
season.
Bob Brown played right yesterday
reception when he stepped to the ON each no
with mnsns cat t a; nsss hand sppn and
him the crowd would advise him to protest It.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-06
CY WON'T QUIT
GAME This
YEAR

Cy Young has reached that stage
in his remarkable career as major
league pitcher when he will of ne
cessity have to devote a few mo-
ments enthusiastically to denying
that he is making his farewell ap-
pearance. Every baseball manager
and owner in the American league
outside Cleveland will take occasion
when the Maps are on the road to
intimate to reporters that Cy is 60
ing to retire at the end of the sea-
son. The reporters will surry away.
write reams of copy about the grand
old man of the game and how the
fans shouldn't overlook their last
opportunity to see him in action,
and the turnstiles will get hot boxes.
After Cy pitches he will be sur
rounded by bevy of reporters and
deny that he has any idea of retir.
ing. Don't get the idea that Cy is
willing party to that clever scheme
for increasing the attendance at all
games that he pitches.
Cy said after he won his five hun
dredth major league victory in
Washington July 10 that he was
just as strong as he ever was, and
that he didn't see why he couldn't
go right along for several years
pitching just as good bayy as he
ever did. He said he had never had
anything wrong with his arm. and
that as long as it was all right he
thought he could still beat the other
fellows more often than they could
beat him.
Reports to the contrary, old Cy
has no immediate intention of quit
ting baseball, and the fact that he
has won five games in a row when
the Maps were losing more than half
their games, indicates that the old
boy Is in good form.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-06

INDIANS ANNEX ONE,
: CANUCKS THE OTHER

at $50, at the end of the seventh,
to allow the teams to catch the
coast train. Bonner worked like a
clock i'll the fifth, then they got to
the youngster for four runs on
three hits, and smothered our own
one-run lead, acquired in the first.
Seattle trimmed the Tigers a
couple of times yesterday, and the
Turks don't seem to have a cinch
on the cellar position even yet. The
morning contest went eleven in
nings and the afternoon game just
nine, Schmutz being the main vic
tim in the morning and Mccain
ment in the afternoon. Dickinson
won the morning spree, although
Bill Chinault came in to help him
out about the time to finish. Our
friend Bill pitched the afternoon
game also.
Yesterdays scores: R. H. E.
Spokane % 00002-8 8 3
Vanc'ver 001O401001- II 5
Second game:
Spokane 0O0000-1 4 1
Vancouver ..0O00400-4 5 0
At Seattle:
Seattle .O10001O010 1-4 9 4
Tacoma 0O00OO0120 5 4
Second game:
Seattle 00301x-S 6 /
Tacoma II 100000 4 6
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-09-06

~ times the game was stopped
at Recreation park yesterday and
crowd Of 5000 kept waiting while
some Of the warriors were patched
up. Twice Netzel was the cause
and once Frary called time for each
Of the aforementioned players.
Netzel, James and Sugden retired,
but Scharney and Nordyke stuck It
out. Netzel was hurt sliding to
second once, then when he came to
bat next the time, he wrenched his
ankle again and fell to the ground.
Scharney was spiked unintention-
ally by keener, James hurt his leg
sliding around the circuit, Sugden
stopped hard one of Drinkers
with his bare hand, and Nordyke
caught one Of Erickson's shoots
on the elbow.
And that wasn't the only thing
that made the wind-up of the North
western season in Spokane yester-
day look like a football game. The
crowd was the most enthusiastic
this year by far. and several hun
dred overlooked the grandstand
and bleachers on to the grass. And
their enthusiasm! The cheers and
yelling! Why that crowd nearly
went wild with pent-up excitement
when the Redmen overcame a one
run lead in the last half of the
tenth and little Cooney got a clean
Texas Lacquer to right that scored
the eight and winning run! They
jumped up and yowled and grabbed
each others hands, and everybody
simply let loose.
Handsome Jack Killilay wasn't
much less elated than the most en-
thusiastic fan, and Captain Ostdiek
pumped his arm as he walked from
the box to show how tickled he was
with our Adonis' performance. At
that Killilay was touched up for II
hits, but he should have won his
game in the ninth except for very
bone-headed play. But Jack won,
and made his steenth straight vic
tory, and the Bean-eaters ought to
be tickled to fits that they won the
toss with the Cubs and drafted him.
In fact both the Beavers and the
Indians threw away several chances
to win. With six-run lead, which
the Cohnites acquired in the Sec
ond spasm, the fielding was little
leisurely and couple of runs came
In that weren't earned. Then in
the ninth, with one out, Davis was
caught mapping off third. and a
minute later Keener came through
with clean single which should
have scored the winning tally.
These half dozen runs in the sec
Dnd decided Erickson to retire and
Dode Brinker took up the white
mans burden. He allowed but one
hit till the tenth, but then the In
dians hammered him savagely.
At least 5000 fans and fanesses
were on hand to see the initial con-
test, and this number was doubled
before things were started in the
second The last game was started
at 4;10 and stopped by agreement