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The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-08

Many who used 70 smoke l0c cigar
now buy Lewis Single Binder straight 50,
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-08

Mrs. winslow's Soothing Syrup.
For chlldren teething. softens the gums. reducesin
Illumination. allays pain. cures wind collie. sc u bottle.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-08
PenaIIzed for Holding.

Maud-Do you believe in palmistry?
Ethel-In a way. I've known 1t to
work splendid as a starter when the
young man was shy.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-08

Don't throw kisses. my boy; deliver
them In person.
The Montgomery tribune. (Montgomery City, Mo.) 1892-1910, 1910-07-08

Ennui is the price we pay for knowl-
edge.
The Boise citizen., 1910-04-01

1t has developed since that Judge Balnger the time of his
appointment to the cabinet the retained attorney of the Cunning
nam coal claimants that these claimants had option the
Iuggenhems hafntere in their claims worth about
hundred million dollars and that this option worthless unless the
secretary OF the Interior could be induced patent the claims Bal
niger has tried faithfully deliver the goods Pnchot and CLAWS
blocked him.
Mr. Taft may have known when he appointed Judge
Bange of the atter intimate professional relations with coal
land grabbers Had he known of think he would have appointed
HIM Just the Mr. Taft devotion Big Business ardent
That one must write him down nave fool and whether knave
1oo ne would have mpropey naming Guggenhem
lawyer Secretary of the Interior The steel the railroad
interests and the trust representation the cabinet
Why not the Guggenem smeter trust pray? Even granting that
Mr. Taft ignorant of Judge Bangers affiliations he certainly
not ignorant of the affiliations of Knox, Dickinson and Wicker
sham, nor of the bias and prejudice of Justice Lurton
The writer for fifteen has known Judge Balnger intimate
B According his lights he is honest He rendered yeoman
vice trying mpeac corrupt State Judge in Washington
and he made excellent mayor of Seattle But of the
public his whole bent of mind wrong He a of his
vronmen He has made praccng corporation law He
believes that Big Business ought have what and that its
rights paramount those of the public He has The peculiarly
elastic legal conscience believing that retaining fee all
and that there dshonor using his high official position for the
benefit of his former clients Are they our leading business
men Do they purpose develop magnificent country
YEA verify Then what you n1ckrakers kicking about!
1t difficult believe that Mr. Taft seriously intended to
the RoosevePnchot conservation policies II he had
he would have investigated Balnges affiliations and sounded his
ideas before he appointed him. Let be charitable and in the
language Coler that Mr. Taft easy mark Let
really understood what the Pnchot
policies To his judicial mind doubtless they seemed
"denagogic" and their advocates "disturbers."
The Boise citizen., 1910-04-01
Making the Tariff Issue Dominant

Recent developments have made it clear that the country VIII
With the PAYNE Adrich tariff law and that from
MOI e m ~ presidential election the principal issue will be
now o ;on m Of the tariff says the Wallace Times The over
Of strong republican district in Massachusetts ana the ee;
turning - be tariff attitude of the majority OF the repuD-
of both and the west the demand tht udue
relations between the United States and & Cafada soitbfan fa not %
tDe - M insent demand for further tariff revision the
leaders are expected only defend the Payne law ta
repuDcd dt that further revision is needed to meet the
only III % nraton believeng that they cite consistently
views o. President Taft when the bill pending IN the special
session evidence that the present % measure m e aGe ees @ Of F. be @ Sounv
] ces from such sawart republican leaders as former
Herric of Ohio and ExSecretay James H. Garied wee ere
Governor in assang the present tariff give force to the
there W @ m republican leaders will have to yield 70 e delau
M n for further revision Of the tariff It M Is clear ddo TOO - h nat ie m
democrats WIN LII make still certain the realization OF
urge @ Of controlling next house OF representatives. through
then nup naIe at tbe coming congressional election
The Boise citizen., 1910-04-01
EIGHT MONTHS
so cents

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CULATION AND THUS INCREASE ITS FIELD OF USE
FULNESS, THE BOISE CITIZEN WILL BE SENT TO ANY
ADDRESS FOR EIGHT MONTHS FOR THE NOMINAL
PRICE OF FIFTY CENTS.
DEMOCRATS DESTROYS OF THE PARTY's SUCCESS
AND THE BUILDING UP AT BOISE OF A GREAT NEWS
PAPER THAT WILL EVER PROVE TRUE TOTHEPEOPLE
AND FAITHFUL, TO THE DEMOCRACY ARE URGED 10
SEND IN ONE OR MORE SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR THOSE
WHO ARE WILLING TO READ THE DEMOCRATIC VIEW
POINT OF THE GREAT ISSUES NOW CONFRONTING
THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
DO NOT DELAY. ACT AT ONCE THE FUTURE
OF THE PAPER DEPENDS UPON THE SUPPORT
p1 EDGED IN THE NEXT FEW WEEKS IF THE PAPER
CHANGES HANDS IT WILL ONLY BE TO SOMEONE IN
uEARTy SYMPATHY WITH IT'S PRESENT POLICIES.
The Boise citizen., 1910-04-01
Two of Them

The RIM of nespaper comment the effect that the recent
congressional election the Massachusetts, district formerly repre-
nted b the Mr. Lowering must be construed as having naona
The result was astonishing Nowhere had there been
serious prediction the democrats by chance would carry TINS
Fourteenth Massachusetts district always republican stronghold
saws the Anaconda Standard
The democrats carried it. spite of the fact that Senator Lodge
personally conducted strong campaign there in behalf OF the repub
can candidate The in his speeches. defended the tariff law
urging that the Massachusetts, and especially this Fourteen
congressional district directly favored IN It's schedules oea
for had no better success defending the tariff bill than Pres
dent Taft is having.
The Fnner organ mourn for the lack Of public spirit IN
s Public spirit in Cobbve The idea is preposterous The
has been the chief cause the lack of cooperation among
the people that it snvelingy depores
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NOiEL ,I,>>F> ~ >HOu.
white PiaIns Conditions Liberal ~ to
servants sOrg's Four Wins

Two ,'a.-r- Ohf.h won. novel o., ,u.
inr-" shore ranuaigu"r ,,-" Judged
,'s'"r iav afternoon 70. .H" ,uu'iu.l' ion
~ o." West, N".'sr count, u.r.D -nn,
80 Nnlf~ PLANS IN" v1- . ylr.- for fr-,
H""l-r- 80 ~. shown 10 -.rr'" b.. rr"-s
When tho horses "n'"r,t 'ra r,'. .r.,
dlt NOT nppeaT - diG-r from the ordinary
heavy hish stopper. hv' the ,uIc"- "'Iru-
mated IN" SNOWY onsS ant o.. .-- 'Np,s
Nth uI"r'y - hulk and bone IlH
~ors- reliable rlgr,m. utu -'tu1- over
~ hands and i every .noh 'ur-". rru the
h.t". vi'l TnH Se"lgs kuro. or'un,-T
ont
Nuo'h~r lass IN ph.nh rra ,1usrr.pr
we're strange va- m class 80. hero rn-
entries u ere 80 ~. shown r~fHra r. ,eh,,',.
suitable for COUNTRY ysa Hv q LATE or gsr'la
man. rrh or .'r'hou' ~"r,a u'-. NOT nsl"--
.arilv speedy and ~ anv color Trr'as.
stonals barred Thts - cour.. !e.' lis
range" bu' the class vas not - large A.
one might .Np-"' Nrs = = WALL 10 on
win her brown mare Mar ar, and n-s
ton'ran. 20 Ho -hoa 81 NJ parf .r,t.7 10 .,,aai
Pall ~0rys drove Sma-' gn..'"r!a
A. "a. rIa~~i .s~oni aui campbell
Thomp-'u = on "1s' hrri
u~ W. l,H0aglu.s entries u a-a soot
winners ~ me heavy harness cla--e- mi
divided r1.. ipuor- ~.'a Paul 4 Sr..
w sorry f'ur had an easv 4rtorv fr
''" COD. lr'g lass We hai tvr o.rd"rfu
fotu Leaders 1ud hlarH and = IRA, 90 h",..af
10 front ui IN" plt Sport hl' no. M..u =
,twr'"il Thompson cam" INTO |t' riur
IN ~" hrN- AMI q SrIv y lpDNeI -
4gh ~ QUILT give him . gooi Tacr 'Hr
ht-' place nfurf IuRfslv MF lh0uts-nn
~ = h".l"r wHs uuf going soundly rud enc
lldgr- sen them from he ring 49, ave
'h. r-i ribbon 10 iul -""Iig.- four rg'-
In IN" local rUua'ippi 'la-- there we're
only three. "u'rIr-. H"' after rr.r tad come.
into the ring ami -urNn o. - Il.,s f's. famous
kiuy Of rance" 'h.N maT,t eu pHrt agaiu.
Tor 'u" futgr~ refused 200 rpu-It.rr any of
them p't.l ne. fr.p vent ign"wtnuuu-l, from
M. ring TtbhoHl"~-
D. Ir"k"G ~ though 'his uu'ld hr 'u..
only @plUfrDn 20 f1" w"|gtfH t,us -'fsu ~.
rIs-- -. v mere four Iutg~- ptcaaI IH .l
. Weren't ~ i.l'H-- 80 wear fN' ..Us lu
each ~e'u-.sl fp T''liupIl-b If- ,iuI'a I.r-t
col luh..rr spnnri from ''" 'ruff.'
UIs t-tpu rH Al. 'ullei ru. tr"n The per-, o.
nudge. HU. uglWeni~l L' iack itrr
man. apu .a-f uf lll ia-".t Waters offered an
opinion In the Usau'inp" some one sug.
ge-fei that Tow ta' Looked AZ Of tt.G..
hAnd- ant po-rtblv little more Whom
b. Nas measured u waS found that no a.
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iW,rEI B0NI>G BOi T>.
PirnN of sport at Metropolitan cham
pionship prrIiminErlr.

In' Ur"IIiufrfr...- u' 'ta NJ. ruiru... ,r.
association OF rn' H"N..r ,.Ir..
p..n-r g. f.,a ..,,,. Ir,r u.sN. .. 800 .r.-.
Nr"-.,fu A.'ir... t,.p n t.. I.''..
rr'h -.r"-' I,,ri.. "rs'' n..', .u..
-.-'.r- OFF rtgr- rir-,. uI.ru'" r..rH- .....
-.,~tu.'I 'nr d'..-.ar. n.' me- .f" h'H.-
.a.i r,f urs.n 5000. D. Ifr how ...r ,'.EN-
'.Hr OF 'r,.ru tuI 0-.n Tough. .. ID ,t
early hour Zoo, uuurutrs
Do" ,.H"a"H-" NH- .."l ... .n 'I
'l.>a-''' .r". A. among " 49,. "'' ".H.E
.a- uu.' .u" good ,uu's-. H. h' IH. ... .nI
,lU-~ 7 '" r"'s'f." bal 90 .tr 'H' '.'.tf
rr' cen i"'a. aud Gun. h"rfu-' .rfy
after uui'.ug np q cor.ius rrud nEr' wee
tom end l,e-v' ~ az q S""t H1'' o. %"
Win I"NN~ .aN. In 'n" 'rra .".nr "uH
rorner int u"' r.","n' the a. l"rut"r
from "'trs defeated lu ft.~ class too H-
N1l'"' N,"i'r. ur"'r"r "i l"mu' N'rr'.
"r" fur" ar0ef"ur champion Har. .-. '.-
"n''"u"r'. Na- rr"'a''' -''r"b ". '''-
Pm. n.., H..n' of ~" ever. r. ,i,. ...r.I
o. no +. , pound ,It.- hen ~..,ruu s.uu..f
.pi.t, "a TX. me-. Raraar t,.,.tr NM"
ru.ui DO NJ foo '.r- f.r. 'rar. tuo -r.. i..H
~" nInui touring from E1'D.. ..-'
-"uiIng ~'N'"u o." i.- "ru"' rr"Fg' No.
'n,. ',,.Il rang 'u. 'r, b-gIuu.us H' 'N" 'r 81
amt D,-, r".-nd H,r,"r - ',,'o-..' '.r '.'...
f"u- sd' Iu. s aii .Irgr' horn $780, -.'.
ne uu 3D." .''. .u.r N.ns . co.,.
Do" .wu.rl
a. Pound ,..,, ..r,, boz, ..,r u.
Yea Polo t'af-ur ,.n second ru.' .o-...
F 1S,tG ,,.' ,l,~,.. Hsi1a..,n '.' n''.
" Sr'uta0. r,,rmr l'hi""r ,...
50 -, SIDE q ~.r,na I"n, " ,,I,r 80
,n5s Hnu-' n.n' % lyman 'H,H ,.u...rr
ID "
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New IOrk, %; ~. LOuis. =.
Philadelphia. .: Detroit. Z.
chicago. q: Boston. =.
lIeN rInnd. .; Arlington. %.


NFw NuEL = I . 81 i,rI~ .,
- lutI~ Mo SEPT o. Ia io-,luv =
game between ~" Browns and N"u ORR
Hal thU-" Iu' Hr o. gam" 'u" like "l Which
hat hot ur.u -D,'u here no -uu." ...I' amt ~"
few fans Who lra. 81 rEr N,atE,'r f.t 49,.
u-s- the gam dat uuf .".''u 'Hfr ... uI~IU.
pointed whoa the IiIrUiuut'r~ ~.u'r! "a
easy victor, Nr.u'" irHn Houston
lev got ~ 80 a bad starf 100 fUr rr-r Wuus
when FRANK ! rg--,ia .' Dol .,ui"r,ai uu Au ".sb
gruundrr NrN AuTk scored 'ntvr ruH~ -
a result u tho hr"aa y. loH- huw"'rr.
came rtyk IA me second ard ted 'h" score
ina WaS abouf all - Louis ,upld do with
QUINN fo- from then ON III" locals V"r"
retired almost IN order M every inning
Daniels hToAS ne ~" lu me fhtru hN ~fur.
ms In the eighth and ninth N"w \ orN
pat ne gam" On o." toy add'hs I'VE n0.-
In the ninth inning QUINN doubled -
right anu scored ou q single 20 centre ~
Daniels who also tailed ON Ihusc.~ -tngl"
20 centre In Tho eighth roe 'rIVlnd 30
night scoring hHs.a Who had singled 80
left aud l.apoT's who had for, 80 Hemp.
hill. the latter having reached 'hlrd ON ~
s,ugi" % centre and tha-' : M tT""
himself scored ON lrur- tab" Wild throw
TO Wallace m r"lsNing Hlrtg"iI~ r"'uru
Austin roll..i ip lrIeS,iai' for IN" 'Nird ruf
\ double bv Ispor'r and u -Ingl" hN r,'''
scored three new NThcrS ~ 'h" nT-' round
In puinu.- only mad IuUIug fh'' second.
Norrh"n re- he'd nr-t ON NUs'tn'~ high reg
iaTTy"ll dropped l"NA- lea gu"r 900 ,'u'f"
When SW""U"N threw - Roach irving Poo
puck Norther IN -@'ufi 'Nr hfd v"0' uI
10 fhird Graham trip."d 20 right. \yrf'"u
hounder pts-~t ha-.' tui Sc 'r' Tor a % gI".
GrB ha m Scoring killit"r sacrificed Quinn
- llpnrie Mir he'll na- Is' uuf. 30 81"
." Quinn Trues'nt" rolled '" Roach IN"
Rr
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Wood. but the latter was strongsst on the
other points m the long run. especially
with the short approaches, snd he made
few mistakes IN putting 10 Was almost
a record for q -e@-i wing match. Tor n went
20 the home green ana only ten holes were
halved
Anderson won the first hog after Wood
had hooked his DIVE into The rough. but
gave away the neNt nv oVerplaying an easv
Won the newt brr Wood holei one Of The
same length az the fourth and the match
anderson los, The nth Nv aprroao HING
ton strong ana also failed 80 ge' dow
u reasonable put for hlh Then me
first hole Ut me afternoon that was halNet
Was the sixth. her. both men got down
good puts bach had a PAT for a 4, az tn"
short seventh. hu' wt- halN"d ~ ?
took :. which cost him IN" h"l" Mnoe
topped hi- htll 10 IN" utnih alter anderson
had got away gr"t' iriNe 81 q" wards,
but the io-iOuuu mate q splendid recovery
and the hoir us- hHiS"i They were all
even 40 the end - h" hr-' min"
coming "a anderson ~ - 'rnPt''d =, ne .;
tenth tVDlI'h fourteenth aud -iN'eenih
holes au ct vhuh went O." Wood ~"
hons. hul.' ~ = ttR"u hN lr..'"r-' 'u N hen h',
cl~.k shot f''ru lN- 'YrNr wood hud
a lead at two Nuis- 90 'ut- Iplul
~ The. --,',ud ts'i uI ftr match anderson
GOT p" Nur. "ud hId .I" match o." zen a.
The second hui' a. -pW" ma" rlHN my
after mt-- ~ 40 $50. q. ~" n'' ~ on" De-
gave ~. ru',. 'u Wood u.i had % all even
ttuuhlr l., pulling h,s l-,' shot !n'" t'''
tree Mood 'rrn i'I'"''i D., h'i' a. ne
piI guarding th,. green one" nor" ne
made good Ta,ruNDTv and hHlNr'i ~" hole
IA =, Andv'- "a again taking 'htr~ puir.
hu' Mood var ll,.N 90 yet u half on 'Ir
sixth A. his auprut'h was strong, nut hr
laid ~ almost dead AMI got " :
\".th-r got an N" -a,s u'h green. And"r-
son oNerplayiug hi~ iron while Wood was a
bat OF the line Ardsr-pu'- approach wa~
dead but he o. ~~'d a pa IT club length
for the hole anderson droN" badly TO the
neat hole and Mood hall Wa also on h"
however. Wa- gem. aud b." uul"d MS pu'
Wood was nov > M
NJ the tenth Wood ball Nas carried into
rap A. the lett N 'h" green v hile Nnd"r-
~on had a neat patch N'h q Ip' ~ back SPIN
80 u NOou IuI ~-..d nj second 20 ~"
cle, en'h and - landed IN ne d'ch IA front
of the green Wood Na- fWrHfy-tN" wards
-hur' ~ 10" Z -r,u a. 'hs INslfiu. bat PLAYED
hts 'hiri we'll 5ud hul,"t iu
Both we're strong on their pitch shots
To the thirteenth green aui each took three
puts Wool missing uu. 81 foot or ~
Anderson Wt- ~ a zap vu his -, und shot
~ the fourteenth aud was over the green
the hole perfectly ~ and no anne one up
Anderson Won the fifteenth Nh"n Wool
shipped NJ ON short pm and squared "u"''
more
sixteenth hu' each ru -~'',i his Uui for
Then thu. d-,IdIug shot ~ IN" match 'poh
place, 81 the newt hul" VhDu anderson over
pla we'd me green after having = m" chance
The-- Op- IN o ,hHrre ~ -iipup hv
Noo, and - can" on ~ -",pud shot 20 ~"
home hole where u" lru,i"i beyond 'h|
groom leaving hUu half ~iIwi"t behind 'vp
res Autsr-pu. NpVsNer. 'ump lstelN
missed hI- -nut and 49, ~ 100 ~" rr'"-
track Vh-re hs failed % g"' ouf Wood
hind 'b" trees ana Won IL" upi" md ~"
match
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.Hr- moot" hoe nr'Irnag uhampIpr- H u,
G... |Hs I,Hr. vheu chamber Gan beat
fUu 100 .'" -'u IN. bN Q up lp.d1v 30
I.tN- luvu"- ~Ep gu' hat lar 20 1885, and
THr- ,H. o. 'uH Ur t-tfIng Travis ~ an
.rtfrt Np.n match FoNDa- H. nov ne
I,uu- Eu.u state Champion end % match
l... "r Of f'-t..lrr'' Hui -,.lI liuf viii 'hsss.
H'fr.. '.- -fHr 'Nv e hI'ug' fhUusirTbpl''
Will % f.l ..s f.'. . duv % 90 tho oinN en- 10
.r ... f..rU."" HH' Poe I'U'-hurg-t lin .h.l
H.t TO-. ...,s .. D. IHu-"I. ..tIn-d -rvte"n'h
100 ~, ".- t.H'. 100 no sIf'H u the
s'.. tHn.n. .ui 1|."r H"Trg rp again OH,
.r.... .... To-. .u.H. .h'H .u.-I 10 'ruug
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neId h.'. Mclean made . full blown hit, Burke
M -handI'd CorcoTan'~ Jsb and Coul.on
made 70 Wild throw IN of hrMlIan : ny
Pom r.dl.g- 40. A.sI ~ 'He home PEN
M. Rroohlvu- did an 'hHir scoring IN me
Second fuu.ns \ pass % Dalton. iNo
Dagger by M,ElVseu hf hatsman AMI
sugln hN Bergen gave them couple ct runs
Ir.y didur make any serious IMPRESSION
or >4ggs after 'hai
L.
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L,rut ..,.o, white Drl,- .. w,nn,,E Tro,,cr

Svt.,,-St. sept O., lu'.'..'' mat .u.a
"a %. we're hold ~ the state Ta.r 'r.u..
his morning AMI nrolCh' our .'"." r...'
fug and close ruiztc- I.Iauf .',.. ...
foos " illpu Itell- zoe front 10 fH. 'r-' fst'
~ fNa . 3. 'rut AMI ~ ua'Hr h'|a.Is.... I.
though = h kTs-sp Utt |.IHl s's..'.. ...-'.
TO- IN the second heat v .'luN Role sIr|.
the pole led all the NuN % ON. rpft FL
H.rs rAu' ~ts-l- challenged au 90 .t. "a.
hsar'fru' "a" 10 'Ee 'IrP IHu' ~'-eIa ..-.
only hN 4 Un-a
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Runs NrN No-N uant-., has . Roach
IApoTtr o. tre-. quinn - louis .orthrn
Uaf'ysN Graham Two basr hts i-tpOfts
Suiun Three ua>~ hits Graham cree SAg-i
1r~ hits kLl!fvr. thA>s ~NrensH rufIbic plays
lApor'r Roach ami chase. Roach and thA-,
stolen ph>r, Daniels Wp,',r VIA pItrI
Nl'CurI. FIRST bas" ON balls or N''~Is..
VI Ohfnn : ~'rIrS u4' %. Mitchell %. - tim
. lTf' on ha-ss ~ luHl~ Q N~W Nor. .r
pir- - 10 IghIu Time . hour an 70 w'sHrr,
FHEAuFIPHIN 4 Q ..- rTrHpIr
uTTHOu. sept O.. The Athletic 'uoa f.~
grs' Of a for TauF sTr'r, 10 JaN hy . .H .
scofr DOEofAu SAs found for eleven I|'. 100
q home 'B t'ffTE 'UT Ia. going MO .I, Irf'
neal ItFArFrT- FFe
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RtssToN


IOtAlN D. " = ~
''af ... To- Hfrtsn iu ne =. nth lnning
.rErfr.I '1r Natfrrn % me seventh inning
"ff..l 'pr INr~ons 20 he Ilnth llniug
|t..a -
.Hr.. o. o
..r, IouIs u4g-l4, a H.. IOwrey .
np.".rn. e vans Ho-fur Urssos . Sheau
MILO. H#r.r,I y 40 rA,r nl'- u gglns Phelps
H.... .Hs~T~N ~Arrn'" uifs fyans rs
~ .H.sr "FNr frrIrs NU.bIr ,IAN kuurtClN.
.. H ..t.r. . - ur base, 80 'oris boston 4
| Hl-r lr. balls pT Ns''err ~ Parsons
.|.' #'r..H Ffr-' 49, uu pr-prs HDs'nn : ~
A 90. ~ -ifCuer. Hr Steel. HsrFox
... Hf rfcsln. rt Ma torn NJ
.t..f Hrrnr.f Tis44 r~ or. Fs~ou
4n. 'H ~ .T'rs
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rHIiAnTIFHiA
al 400

'Naiie1 fnT RroWn In me ninth inning
Matted FOR Moore ia inc righ'h inning
chicago % "a % Cd 4. :
r. ofrlrtta 90 % - Cd % O.A
n.n. 'Hicago .Evrr-. :, ~hecksrd not
nan s'r.rfrIGf ~rHU.r, philade lphia Titus
tuarr Basrs >'acA Tlrst hssr on srrurs
'ri,ag9. g. phiadr'phis LEFT on hsssS
pm |nfr' phIa chicago q Iirs' hass on balls
Of NruNn 90 StAck OF Moore Struck
or q. THROWN hy ~'aCk o., Moore hN
So sE.r. Home ruu schultz rErre baS-
hoo NAg~" Two has hits Holman GrAnf
Sacrifice ht'~ hnAhr . Grant HrAu,Acld Tinker
IiNf Pos pitcher rs NrowD .IN 1s RaA Ntark
N't hitch Moore . mp.gr 10 chief WgieT
.'t pivD Em~Is Time hour
81 forr- = @. T. EvstuN .N.LN.A FissI CAMS
HnsIuN .rr| o. 4Hc aTdiuaiS sn.urlrrrd
80 UH..- 90 Jay o., aiming both gaurs of =
..n. nln HraGcr Nostor fought hard. Dat pOor
a.. fT.'s
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AMERICAN IEIGTE.
Win white Bostons and Ne
tpolts Roth lose.

The HRhlanderS yesterdlv won ne 1rst
game ~ their hnal attack on the Western
ctadels They beat The Browns ana drew
away from both the RoS'ona and Detroi's
The Bo-tons lost m chicago and tho Nh-
lettrs disposed ~ me Tig'-~ The Wash.
ington- were shut ou' IN cleveland The
results
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FOUR LEFT FOR GOLF TITLE
WEST AND EAST REPRESENTED
~ SENI-FINlLS.
Evans Of chicago Puts out Herreshon
Mood. Also OT windy CitJ. Heats An
dcr>on Turk German Goes ~ Hoies
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with a sympathy for N" under dog. aud
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