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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
harmony Liquid Face Powder

LIQUID face powder il going to displace the
old fashioned powders Just % fast az people
learn how superior tho liquid is to the pow.
dor The old style powders did not adhere
properly after they we're applied and that's at
best. Il is applied with soft sponge and
driss rapidly. Once tits applied it becomes
almost invisible. Harmony Liquid Face Pow
der sells ct SOC and LOO bottle Colors
Pink and White.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Good G. an die S
Csc Pound

Our candy counter offers the best
candy values in the town. At 25c
pound we offer Cocoanut Fudge, Go.
coanut Trilbys, Burnt Peanuts, Tay.
lor Made Fruit Tablets, Cream Fill.
berts, etc. All these candies are pure
and clean as can be. Buy your can
dy at McCoy's and you can eat it
with a relish.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Gents Set Rings, Choice $500

Take look in our jevelry window if you want to
see the best ring values you ever looked at. We
sedg solid gold gents rings, set with one, two
and three cut tones such as Amethyst, Emerald
Doublets Ruby Doublets, Topaz, Garnets. etc., for
$500 each. Each ring is guaranteed to DO solid
gold and ten karat fine. You can get any size ring
you want in this lot At regular prices these rings
would sell at 81. 90, 81 80 and $500.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Pure Olive Oil
3Oc SOC 75C

why it win pay you to buy your olive oil at McCoya Our
olive oil imported from France by Mccoy knows
personally and this superntends the bottng Of all
the olive oil he SELLS STILL oil is not bit coser to
you than the unknown oils you are offered elsewhere
Try bottle fine olive oil. It has much better
favor than Of olive oils know for sale in this
town.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
500 Watch Chains, Now $500

Come in and SEQ what fine watch chain we are
selling for $500. They are good gold filed chains
in nobby new patterns that sure to please you.
We bought one hundred of those chains and got
now we offer them while they last at $500 each.
They are retaled for $500 each in most places It
will pay you to these chains before they are all
sold.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Pipes 800.
Csc, Csc, SOC, Goo and IS:

Mem that smoke pipes will do we'll to the assort-
ment We offer At this store you get good pipe tor
25c $50 At the most. We offer most comprehensive
assortment All marked in plain figures and oil are
excelont values the prices ask You'll ind quality
in every item you buy at McCoy's and you'll lind our
prices reasonable always. .s# Eat @.a.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Csc Chamois Skin Free with Dora
Face Powder IT.; rra ass

now ana Sept R and will give you absolutely freq OF
charge fine large Csc Chamois skin. Dora Powder 10
an imported French Rice Powder and to get to try
box Of Dora, we including Of our 25c Chamols
skins free with every box sell between now and sept
Is. Dora comesin Pink lesh and Brunette coors
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
I5c Writfnf T a b ] 9 t $
lOc Each

Next time you need good quality writing tablet
here for it and ask for Rexal Writing Tablet You
got any size shape kind Of paper you either
ruled plain for 10c you got regular 16c tablet
Rexa Tablets retail for 15c in most places but sell
them at 0c EACH and they the biggest values in town
for dime. Sold in Minot by us exclusively.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Razor Strops 25% Discount

70 make our sale more interesting you we will allow
Won to choose any strop in stock at less than the
regular price, This offer good only when you buy razor
This offer good only while our razor sale lasts.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

Good Watch Repairing yss
G1 WI
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Violet Ta|cum Powder ,,l0c Can.

While it lasts; we offer several dozen. DO.
rated Violet Talcum Powder at 1Oc can. II
You use much talcum, this should interest
YOU. It's good talcum and the odor il very
pleasant.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Mail Your Order to Nee y

You can buy anything we advertise, by mail juet
we'll it you to stoae for it. Send stamps
for small amounts money rders for $780,
We execute all mail orders very promptly and solicit
your patronage. '.# ',@-.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
500 Boxes Writing Papers
1913 % Discount

Uatil Sept Is, 1910, we offer all our box sta
tionery at one-third less than the regular mark
ed prices. Every box of paper we have has "a
envelopes and "a sheets of good paper. Most of
it is made by Eton Crane Pike Co., in White,
Cream, Azure, Pink, and many shades. You
can now buy
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
AS Much
Or More

At McCoy's you'll always got as much
or more for your money than you will
get at any other store in Minot. Wedo
not have any inside prices for few and
big outside prices for the rest-but treat
everyone alike. The farmer and the
farmers wife are always treated fully as
we'll as anyone else at McCoy's store.
When we have bargains to offer we ad'
vertise them so that everyone may share
alike. Our trade is large one because
our prices are always reasonable and
everything we sell is the quality kind
len it needs repairing if you want good job DONE We
because cheap watch work is mover satisfactory
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

Why not own photograph when you can buy
one on such easy terms as we offer. You can
buy monograph and twelve records from us
for SIS. 90 down and $500 month with no inter-
est to pay. We sell Edison Photographs with
twelve of the new four minute records at the
following prices:
Gem Photograph and 12-4 minute records ......s2heO
Preside Photograph and 1914 minute records... $500
Standard Phonograph and 1874 minute records. $500
Home Photograph and 1874 minute records 1900
Triumph Photograph and 1874 minute 'ecords. 90. 6eOo
The Edison Photograph is the best cylinder
machine you can buy. Come in and see them.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

SUI case Tree. WIN every
trunk we sell that retai]s for
$1,000 or more between now
and Sept. Is, 1910, we will
include free of charge a "a
inch full leather suit case.
Mccoy has the largest stock
of good trunks ever shown
in the town and to start
them moving lively we are
making this liberal offer.
until Sept. Is, 1910, and not
you'll find trunks of every
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
Hydrogen Peroxide

ID ID bottles. ...................10 c
n Ii bottles .................2Oc
ia l ID bottles w ..,...,,...35c
This peroxide hydrogen want to
standard the usual
be it's good the price low
would selling price
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

Csc box paper for ................17c
30c box paper for ................"20c
35c box paper for ..................24c
doc box paper for .......!.........27c
45c box paper for .................3Oc
SOC box paper for ................34c
60c box paper for ..........."....45c
75c box paper for ..............5Oc
Lots of the paper we offer just reached US
within the last sixty days and all of it is prac-
tically new stock. Our buyer will be sending US
new paper before long and we must move what
we have on hand. We have about 500 boxes of
fine paper on hand and we offer any of it at one
third less than regular prices if you will buy
between now and Sept. 15
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
$500 Leather Suit Case Free
With = Trunk
With a Trunk

Do you need trunk? If you d. chances are you need
suit case Here your chance get $500 leather
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08

Real Haviland China cups and
saucers at the price of ironstone china.
While they last we offer lot of dec
grated Haviland cups and saucers at
25c for CUP and saucer. The cups are
regular coffee size with saucers to
match. Just think of what this price
means to you! 1t means that for
$1.50 you can buy six cups and six
saucers of genuine Haviland China.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1910-09-08
5000 Edison Records 35c and SOC

All tho records all the time
You can always get any record in the Edison
catalogue at this store. We carry complete
stock all the time.
Two Minute Edison Records.
Four Minute Edison Records ............50c
We ship records prepaid when ordered in lots
of twelve or more.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
BY Tip Wright.

You have read Prof Mike Done
vans story what do you think OF
il? You can torn pretty fair es-
innate OF this veteran OF the ring,
from what he writes, can't you?
We'll. what 10 you say. when
tell You that Mike Donovan. now g.
Is willing 20 fight 10 out with John l..
Sullivan?
You'd thing thar man who has
passed through a. years OF strenuous
life would bc willing TO let We'll
enough alone But not Moke Duno-
van Between eating and boxing
Donovan is keen for the latter And
he's blessed with healthy appetite
too
Donovan authorizes me 20 say thar
he will fight sullivan at\the drop OF
q hat
IN fight John J.. Sullivan. and I'm
whip him, toe. Tho only provision
make is that Charlie Mitchell docsn (.
do il first said Donovan 10 me. as
n pulled on pair of light gloves
for workout
Before Sullivan sailed for ENGLAND
10 put on his monolog he stated that
! had challenged him 20 night. but had
backed out didn't back out. and
John knows
When Sullivan Was % and | was
80, gave him the lie direct He'll
remember the occasion when he reads
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
FINISH FIGHT ONLY WAY
TO SELECT A WINNER
Attel and Moran Have Now Gone 81
Rounds At Various Times With
Even Results.

NEW YORK. April 2.-The only
way 10 settle the question of superior
ity between Abe Atten. the champion
American featherweight, and Owen
Moran. one of the best OF the British
feathers. is the opinion of the big ma
jority of those who saw their ten
round clash at the Fairmont Athletic
club last night, would be TO start
them going some evening at SIX
o'clock and keep them at II until one
or the other was down and out.
The lads have now fought three
fights. a total of IS rounds and its still
the toss of a penny between them.
The majority OF the newspaper critics
today say that Attell won by shade.
Moran tried round after round 10
get through Attell's defense but could
find few holes until the last two
rounds when his superior strength
he weighed seven pounds more than
Abe-enabled him To land a few good
punches one OF these opened an old
wound on Attell's left pepper and the
flow OF blood was rapidly binding him
when the fnal gong sounded. In
finish fight Moran would probably be
the favorite.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
TODAY'S ENTRIES.
AT JACKSONVILLE.

First Race-Seiiing; 4-year-old and
up; six furlongs: Point Lace. 90; Ell
list, loo; NJ. j. Whelen, l06; Doc
Allen. IL: Sple1dida. 101: Brown
Tony. l06. Horace f, l06; Bosserian,
III; Mozart 10l; Away. 100: Padigree.
100.
Second Race-Selling: 2-year-old;
four furlongs Chess. 10: Hawklike,
IFS; Seawanee. IFS: STARTER, 1l5: IVY
Green. rs. Golden Ruby, il5 Bodega,
us: Inspector General. lis; Starine.
III; Lees Friar, us
Third Race-Seling: 4-year-old and
up; FLIES and mares. seven furlongs;
Fiysium, 10l Snowfall, l07; Flarney.
-07: Harriet Rowe. l04; Miss Herbert.
l04: Gatien Lass. 1914, Aunt Kate. 1914:
Night Mist. l07: Aphrodite, l07.
Fourth Race-The American Derby,
So 600 guaranteed; 3-year old; mile and
cne-quarter: Martinez. lis; Fauntle-
roy. IFS; Pulka. 125: Sager. rs; Polls,
l20: Boca Grande, is, Lothario, Is.
Martinez and Lothario, Chelsea
stable entry.
Fifth Race-Selling: 3-year-old and
up six fuIlongs: Jane Swift, 9S; Cero
inonious. 100; Anavri, 106 Ether. u;
Flying Footsteps. 1902; Seymour Beut-
Ter. 1903: Lady Irma, loo: Tom NJ
Grath. ia Camel. 1903; Judge Cabin
css. 1914: Barnsdale 10S.
Sixth Race-Selling; 4.year'old an
m: one and onesixteenth miles
Yama. 1906: Cassowary, 1903; Lafayette,
10: Molesey, 112; ROseboro. 10; Col
conda, 1903; Pintc, l07; Descoments,
100.
Apprentice allowance; weather
,lear; track fast
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
IS THE |NF|ELD
MORE IMPORTANT?
Such Would Seem the Logical Con-
clusion, Viewed on the Basis of
the Jennings Experiment.

The relative importance OF inheld
and outfield material on baseball
team Is getting an excellent test this
spring by Hughie jennings act in
handing one OF his transforming
bands the outer gardeners OF the
regular club, while keeping the de
tenders OF the inner works with the
other club.
The team with the regular infieli
has been winning steadily, while thu
team with the veteran outflold has
been getting its bumps. The box
scores OF the combats OF yesterday,
printed In another column, make .
fair example OF the way things hayl
been breaking for the two Detroit az.
gregations.
or course, Cobb has been out OF
the play. but this fact should be at
least partially balanced by the pres
ence or Tom Jones with the colt in
field. The boosted powers of the OUT
Field ms run getting combination
have wilted away for the time and
the Donovan teams campaign has suf-
iered severely as the result.
Browning and Stroud, working for
the Jennings Tiges. held Waco to two
hits and shutout yesterday. II
was Browning's old town where he
first made good as a professional play
er and the game was sort OF testl-
monial performance
The Donovan Tigers were booked
to stage a somewhat similar contest
in Mobile where Bill I.elvelt starred
last year Bill and Willett would
have shut the Southern eaguers our
at that, but for a misjudsed fly ana
muffed drive. both contributed hy
Mullin, playing out Of position in left
field. AS IL was. these errors OF
omission and commission resulted IN
three runs for the Mobilites. while
Chapelle and Brittrolff. both pitchers
with bigleague experience, shut the
Tigers out till the ninth when MuIlin.
Tom Jones and Crawford bunchcI
hits
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
POLE THE ROUGHER.
Zbyszko Meets De Rouen At His Owl,
Game and Beats Him To II.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April l.
Wrestling fans are today discussing
the most sensational mat.bout wit
messed in this city in many moons
when Zbyszko. the Pole. and the raw.
boned Frenchman Raoul De Rouen.
roughed il at Gray's armory last night.
Police gathered about the ring several
times thinking serious finish might
come 10 the bout
The Frenchman started the strenu-
Gus tactics and the Pole responded,
though neither did anything prohibit.
ed by the rules
Zbyszko finally secured an inside
crotch and bar arm and put the
Frenchman's shoulders TO the mat in
2S minutes. Several times De Rouen
had the Pole in trouble In the pre-
liminaries Cara Ezet. the giant Turk.
in his American debut, threw Walter
Smith OF Buffalo thUe times as fol-
lows 300 minutes. SEQ minutes !.
$40 minutes.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
AT JAMESTOWN.

First 2-year-oLds. IL mile:
Moromara, Mum. BAYERN. 1o9: Lochiel.
Race Well. lI2; Abe Attell, III; Ben
daga ia; Master John 122.
Second Race-3-year-olds and M.
selling. ) furlongs: Katherine Van, w.
|. Hinch. 1914; Chopper 100: BABY
Willie. l12: Racing Belle, 1l3; sam
Fudge. Benaale. ll9.
Third Race-3-year-olds and up
mile Osorine, los; Pins and Needles,
105; Joe Rose. LOG.
Fourth Race-3-year-olds and up
} 1-2 furlongs King of Yolo, 81; Rob
c.. 1Ol: Racebrook. 50: Racing Belle
104; LaReine Hndoo, Ill; King
Avondale. ia.
Fifth Race-Selling. furlongs:
Polly Lee. 90: Eva Tanguay. Lucille
r.. 1914: Racebrook, 1906 McAndrews,
1l3: Lurid. 1l6.
Sixth Race-4-year-olds and mp.
selling. mile and 20 yards: Lois Cav.
anagh 105 Sllverin. los; Helen b,
10: Saltram. l19; Havre. III; Racine
II. ll2. Plantland, 112.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
Initial Flight Is Reeord-ereaker.

NEW YORK, April Roy Crosby,
q wealthy businessman of Los An
geles, made his dcout today as an avia-
tor and acquitted himself like a Bic
riot or Paulhan. In a small bi-plane
built By Dr. William c. Green at mis-
aeroplane factory al Middletown, Ohio,
Crosby few ABOUND prescribed
{ curse on Hampstead Plains, Long Isl
and FOR mile and a half. managed
MS machine perfectly, and alightsd
without mIshap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
JOHNSON JOLL|ES
THE CH|CAG0 COPS
Pins Sign on His Auto Stating He
Isn't Speeding and Denies Reports
of Birthday Jubilation.

CHICAGO. April Jack Johnson
Please do not pinch me today. /
am not speeding Believe me-"
This is the little April fool joke
Jack Johnson sprung ON the Chicago
police today. Printed signs bearing
this plea were tackled upon both sides
he drove IL slowly through the down
town streets. taking care that every
minion OF the law should see the sign
IL developed today that Johnson S
arraignment In court yesterday on n
charge OF speeding was In the nature
OF a celebration, for IL was his thirty.
second birthday. Besides appearing In
court, Johnson observed the anniver-
sary by giving a private exhibition in
the barn back OF his home.
He wound up the day by making a
political speech in the interest OF F.
III. Wright. colored candidate for al
derman in the BLACK belt" ward.
Il wish YOU fool reporters would
lemme alone" was Johnson's bored
reply when Intercepted a 10 the re-
port that he had Punished" enough
wine at his birthday party last night
10 float n Dreadnaught.
The spoatin' writer's appreciate
me. but all you ordinary reporters is
libelin' me. That wuzen't wine | drunk
last night. 1t was mineral water.
You all have had me eatin' NAH
self TO death. drinkin mahself TO
death. JOY ridin' mahself To death. but
anyone who bets his currency on
Jeffries cause he thinks I'm not go
ing To be in shape is goin to be a
squanderer. | want 10 say just like
Col. Roosevelt almost, that any state
ments now or az any other time givin
the impression that I'm not takin' the
best OF care OF mahself can be brand
ed as false"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
Sporting N otes
Penn, $, Georsetown. o.

Penn, 81 Georgetown, o.
: China has requested n reservation OF
$50 seats for the JEFF johnson debate
The sensi- courtr- and baseball dia-
mond at the II. A. &. are iu shape and
Will be full OF athletes all day.
-
The usual army Of athletes responded
at Central 10 the call for baseball can
didates.
Abe Aueil boxed his prctttcst and
out-pofnted owen Moran ~ England In
ten rounds at New York last evening.
Wilson. the Injured football player
at Annapolis, has suffered sinking
apell and is believed again 10 be dyinE
Packy Mcfarland. the Chicago scrap
FER. knocked out PICK Lee in London
last evening
~ Cobb. according TO Augusta ndVicrs.
will Join the Tigers at NashNiiI. Mon
day He is again in good health
81 5
n pitcher Vance. according 10 n M
tional Comm sstOn decision. is tho uu-
disputed property of the Detroit club.
Last nights Organization meeting OF
rhe CITY league resulted ia the choice
n ak clubs which will select two more.
Windsor, Burroughs, Athletics. -. n s.
Qrhmitz a SHREDDER. and the Western
siuh arc certainties. They all have
fields.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02

That the season of 1910 is going 20
feature in Detroit the most success
ful City league campaign on record
seems assured from the fact that
there were on file Friday no less than
twelve applications for berths in tho
new organization which will be linn
tied strictly TO an eight-club league.
More important still, the applications
include no less than eight clubs con.
trolling playing fields either already
fenced in or on which construction OF
a pallisade is now in progress. This
one feature is believed 10 insure the
success of the venture. Detroit city
leagues in the past having been com
PEELED TO play their games on open lots
as a rule. relying for support on con
t-ibutions from spectators-always a
hazardous source OF revenue-or else
on the extraneous support received
from some business firm which rc-
ceved advertising through the ven.
ture.
The Detroit City league OF 1910 will
probably play nothing but Sunday
ball. with a probability OF a few Satur-
day games and games on holidays
when the Tigers are out OF the city
II is probable that former manage.
Meeker. OF the Burroughs team. will
be chosen president OF he organ!za-
ton He is now in business indepen-
IDENTIFY and connected with none OF tho
teams proposed as members of the
league
The baseball which will be played
by the league will be a ver5 close APP
proach TO the semi-profe ssional article
so common, and so successful In other
cities the size of Detroit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
.GOTCH-zbYSzKO
DECORATION DAY
Match for Worlds Championship
Will Be Wrestled in Chicago Amer
lean League Ball Park.

CLEVELAND. O.. April 2.-Bbyszko,
the Polish wrestler, has told friends
nere that he has come TO terms with
Frank Gotch aud their wrestling
match for the worlds heavyweight
title will be held in the American
league bail park, Chicago. on Decora-
ton day. The official announcement
will be withheld. bis Polish friends
say. until after his match with Roller
Zbyszko showed great improvement
in his work here with De Rouen. y
large delegation OF Cleveland Poles
are already making plans TO attend the
Chicago bout.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
TOOK WHISKY
WHEN FIGHTING

II was not uncommon for
puPilists 10 drink whiskey and be-
come intoxicated during lone
fight In the early days There
Was a time when trainers refused
their men a Dirk for weeks. but
would give them all they wanted
in the ring
Sullivan drank lemonade whom
fighting Kilrain. who was drinking
whisky and must have consumed
quart during the fight sullivan
became 800 in Tie fifteenth round
and whisky saved him. for when
No. took drink his stomach re
yOlted and yOmltiuN saved him
TIP WRIGHT.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
HANDICAP EN- YOURSELF.
New System OF Keeping Tab on the
Horses Is "a Simple One.

Based on the fundamental idea thar
the average follower of the thorough.
breds cares only TO keep tab on linz
lied number OF the performers who arc
of interest 20 him, George w. Pin,l
has devised and will shortly publish.
code system of handicapping III
which the past performances OF the
horses are recorded concisely and in
manner making reference handy Ths
horses are indexed alphabetically
The plan has beer patented and the
book will be issued as the "Turfmen j
Fayorite Record \ company desig.
mated as the "G W = Turfmen's assn.
CATION" has oeen Incorporated TO take
charge OF the publication OF the book.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02

this The police prevented fight
II wasn't | who stopped
Right here through Tip Wright. ]
challenge Sullivan AGAIN. and I'll
make COOL. too
Sullivan talked ior before he
sailed Among other things nc said
he slaughtered Charlie Mitchell IN
Madison Square garden IN 1888 John
knows ~this isn't so~- There wasn't a
drop Of blood shed. and ,iitchel was
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-04-02
AY. GATHERED FOR THE DETROIT TIN
THE I'M JEFFRLES OF THE DIAMOND
GRAND START IN THIS CAMPAIGN

NEW ORLEANS. April 2-orville
Overall. the great Cub pitcher is go
Ing like prairie fire this spring. The
climate OF New Orleans seems TO
agree with him perfectly, and the way
he has been bending the ball across
the plate is source OF pleasure to
Manager Chance and Owner Murphy.