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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Miss Mae Stout returned from
Mitchell Saturday for ID visit with
her people here.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

A number Of young people from
Miller attended a dance at WesSing-
ton Monday evening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

G.. d. Moore, of Canton. was in
Miller last week looking after his
Hand county land.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Vermillion won the state athletic
meet at Huron last week, with Brook
ingS second. A large crowd attend-
ed from all over the state and saw
some good track work, five state
records being broken. The meet
will be held at Vermillion next year.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Fl. X. Schroeder and family and
Mrs Olson went to Sanborn, MINI,
last week to visit relatives and at
tend a golden wedding anniversary.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Mrs Mary Dunn was taken quite
i'll last week, but Is slowly rcgaining
her health again.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

The little town of Mobridge is
paving its streets this summer, be-
fore it is scarcely five years old
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Chas. and Paul Carol, and rr1nta
Reel took in the athletic meet at
Huron Friday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

T. 7. Sutphen returned Sunday
from a VISIT of several months with
his sons at Gooding, Idaho.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Mrs Luther Nelson and baby were
down from Onida this week for a
visit at the ]. w. Coquillette home.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Chas. Watson arrived last week
from Lanapah, Okla, to look after
business affairs here.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

r. =. Rold, of Buffalo Gap, S. d.,
is in Miller this week visiting
friends.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02
Car Load Potatoes

Early Ohio'S all guaranteed for
seed and table use.
WeidenbOrner d Co.
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Butter

Extra choice creamery butter.
WeidenbOrner d Co
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Calicoes and Ginghams 43c at
Weidenborner's. Big stock reduc-
ing sale.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Col. b. +. ives, of Huron, vas a
guest at the Dwyer home yester-
day.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Rev. Willis NJ. Cunningham will
preach at the Christian churcd Sun
day morning and evening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

New garden seeds guaranteed,
Weidenborner 4 Co.
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Notice to

We have moved our hitching posts
to the rear of our store.
1Sttf Weidenborner d Bo.
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Mr. and Mrs Frank B%luebaugh re-
port the birth of a baby boy at their
home this week.
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Mr. and Mrs Regain and Miss
Pauline DeLange drove to Highmore
Monday by the automobile route.
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Mrs n. G.. Lowell visited with her
daughter in Highmore this week.
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Garden Seeds

z packages for 8 cents Weiden
borners.
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DR.. w. H. Lane departed Wed
nesday for a western trip.
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VIM. HOLSTER, of Huron, was a
Miller visitor Monday.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

w. d. Craigo has been laid uD
with illness this week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Will Saltmarsh attended the meet
at Huron last week.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-06-02

Mrs F. ID. Evarts has been i'll this
week.
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THE MILLER PRESS
THURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1910
AND
o BRIEFS

Wall Paper at Weidenborner's.
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NORTH, SOUTH, EAST or WEST

NUK SUUTTI, ERoI OF "LoT
as you prefer, we have real estate it
will pay you to look at. Where
YER there is a good piece of proper
tv to be had at reasonable price YOU
will find it listed on our books.
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GOLF.
Nsls- Raymond wins score Prize In WauHi-
bek Tourney.

Jryvrusoy Y II Aug n Rain marred
th. play IN the qualifying round for the
" om-n- goIi championship AZ Wanmhek
,o-day The. eight hest scores viii con-
thine at scrat ch match play Tor the cham
70" ME- t"~ 'S' Raymond chicago i5s ST., kEaes
IIaTTeu NrW NorE ii1. Mr. HOaani Norton,
HcSs ' iis Mr, ~ ; : Bel'om@' ros hi, is
Mr. Howard 'ooulry. ChIcsEo, ilS Mr. Rich
TSrlinE Ton ~ Ms EIelss psyi', Aew
ptrrSprHG. ia Aug n Former cham
p,on VI ByerS Won the Allegheny ''oeni ~
tlub medal Tor low scor" to-day IN he
,,naIifving round uf 10. annual tournament
of The. l'enusy lvunia t'Ult NS-o' LAT ion The
-iy,~rn tho lnsllil" ior tor 9rr9 S = play
u r.,r agsHf 80 as = . GSi 49,
:m ms lss g i%ns az 2 So ~ ,Tsorng
ion ~ Mns is, \ ErrsssSs, isr! y. 2.
Giles. ist. ANA !. =. bycrs IA
M.xcHrsrER W Aug n. Tho eleventh
annual tournament for the Equinox cup
starts on tn" Ekwanok Country Club:
for a September tournament. plan 20 start.
among whom are " ! IraviS, y. knsep
iS Snr Ss"S anil ~ as Of SnSwsm
" Chigk e Bra" Burn. Z u. ,amphelJ
Hamilton keTr. Wvnntenn'k
Match play against bOgsv NJ 'hirfy-siN
holes remains the favorIte form 81 com
p.titinn this sea son 81 the t,reenwi"h Cpun-
try Iiuh \ contest Of the sort VII h'
PLAYED on labor Day In no Glasses Tor GUYS
presented bv 4 HHmTuill and Z. { Pear
sou
An carly li-i Of autumn fixtures j. an
nounc''i by th" kuollwond country 'luh.
september : rnedal pIay hAndicAr. two prinss.
:. handicap match play Against boret. hlfN So
holes tao prizrs. 10. medal plaS hsndgap;
lrcted scare ~ tao rounds, gross anf net pfi,r.
~ thtftN six hole qualifying round fpf cinb
championship. eight "a quality .sand hnsi Oh y.
% medal play for four ban handlctp. prlkes 10
winners a.,
CIctober T. metal play handicap. two prizes -.
Columbus DAY. one club medal play handicap.
pfi,- to winner. q. thirt' sis noir m"dn! ptuI
handicap. pfizr 10 winner
The las, three day Tournament 81 tho
SEASON NJ the EkvAnok country tiub. Wan
chester Vt will begin this morning the
principal Cup= are the Equinox and lhc'
Dryi- for the first anil second ~Neens,
James !. Taylor wun tne rTofe medal last
year with - and " Reed. ~ MANY
won the Equinox CUP by h"a'lng \.
Martin ~ Dart mouth college IA IN" hnai.
ON Saturday and MONDAY the new Inns
and golf HOUSE 81 the NOCs!rssT~ COUNTY,
club will bs Nf,ened owing 10 ~" adaff-
ability of the ground FOR z, II and the 6 -
able weather The course has heen put into
eNceileni condition IN a comparatively
short time IL - OF nine holes ~ pEe-enb
and has been laid ont hy the Far kOckavay
professionals Tom Anderson, JT., OF Inwood
and Joe / Anson Of the Ocean County
club ThRrp will b. q tournament Tor the
mSmbsrs on both days
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.He v.HE f.H .frrrft.u
H.I H-t.i. .. .4.fns srur.Hier- Hyar- .,f.
ra.I H. 200 .-s.-rt rIfrpirs ts..---.Hr. 90
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.... 80. 80.
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.ru.,' u. uFHf batting tuI -u"t.I -spr.us
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...u a.. 80 1900. ~. t
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w
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80. .,.,.., -. ,- r.. -, n,J 80,
chances ~ bat 900 rms the bt-.s, ere
rr,..i ou.. AMI ..,.b f.... ..pt , lam, "a,
-.
ing q" ''' '''.'''''' N"'I" 'h'i' N'''
-''u'r'e, having tor h.m Ihcr" wu- "A
y 100 Assi -rpDf Uu 1uvsIl- ball whtsh o., lds
,b,. N.v N.r.. -tr.f.r ann, ~ ,,-,,tcp
=,
'nh Do Yr.H .ttu ~" nInih nat hey
~" 90" .' ''t To- lh"ii WING ROM T.
.''.fh :. ihn N"N p'hr7l ON ~" b1ll
'' h' wrh h~fi"T .'p.n"nt Dr.! ~" ninth
tN' ln'N'h ''rr" -htFp ones 'if"I IN ~"
l'I"'i
Z l'-'' d"''> ''t~ 'l'u" gifeu - - Tough
uu - IN-.' 20, -nnr 81 IN" iah~ SHef"r
Nul"N from SIS "a NJ N"tu''- lh"I"
rH-n any doubt, however, thaf %" va
2 stf Nl"u h" called birmingham oyt ~
-Ht' nd 10 ~" Second inning birmingham
" Doe caught mapping. Fisher - hntEh'
I'" N.,h~d and va pH' "ui ~ N" game.
ftr 80 o." .u'.Ir ~ 'rc-" grounds
Irul.' Hs made 80 rrr"f~. Knight made
mad. 'rp l.tN- utI.' fsa-ir.'zH hi- quick
ua-- and -Nr'H tU'>~ o. md gfnenf With
'Nr en- ,u rl" ur-' r0uuS, Niles D. Inted
-tls'y aud yTr' 30 fhIrd N ifola -.ugle
'hrus trtgeT hurl vent III the way 10
the Tag and knight saw there Na- M chsnCe
n" latch man 81 Nile- -Iesd ~ the plate
DO tidn uaE~ a u-~lr-- throN home. bHt
vent afi"r laiui" and ran him down.
Daniels has running and squeeze
pllN with hr - M eua bled the New YORK =
'u o." 10" -rurr righ' away Daniels Mas
irr aut -'uI~ -s.,pni and third trss struck
on AMI f, las. tad uu. duVn tu fanwell
rs Daniels AN m The double steal q .dn
.uyr. fpr f.r Nrn Works m tho -..roni
N.-rrr tried fn u.-o'fa'.. M. bus n.-- end
~ ~ b.. Iarp.. a. .u-' hob nj 'np pitrnsr
.f.- Poe. ,a',r"r.- fNrru and returned the
.taI. g.. 'fa f.rdsIu- ~ Nu-'fu
1fI.'I,- and -Hfrt.ue-- IN Hel1.rr 1s.
sisted rt. N.N Works n mo bridging ~
fu. ,h.r.,- kuaIuI mod 10 stretch q
a.r.f. fu fv., .f'H panfaI. btya 81 4u Roach.
=
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N,rmN ~ IEsIT.
- tsaats- PtasSa. aasR Iassaa.G . y me
t.taaas ard Ptrates.

OrIr one Ntftputl t-ssgs Etrf- sas
. b-slI fHr y--f-r,isy tni rain held up
fHtt ore shfrh sss 90 have been t-t se~,i
49, carts tnu pltf~burs- This means
'ntf 'b-r- f.'. n.. 90 rEfFt game 10 Nsw
urE fur tr. glHuf. tnnf st-if 'h- Wet
tx4iu Hut yrzf-rut came Witi have 20
BE-. pItresi ~ h-r. Inc t'plusf- pa ~
rbir'-..1 stfu-- .u 'rs rutI rhr. ftu~ tnd
won -.y~u .' 'r"ur. o .I''l' better than they
H.I ir DO. Ws-' ru ur~, IDu- 'rIp-
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At - Josrp- FIRST game lies MOlnes
st Joseph 2 second ganr Dss Moihes 81
JOSEPH.
Al omaha FIrs' game Omaha. q. Wichita q
Second game omaha. : wichita
At tlnroln--T iTst game Denver. 10 Lincoln.
Second game. Lincoln. q Denver.
~ Tbpeka Stout city. :. TOprka.
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Games S~heduIed for To-day

ANEHtCsN IENGrT
Boston IN Nrw YORK Philadelphia In Washing
ton
NNTtoSAi. LEAGrE
New YORK In Philaielphia. Brookly In Boston
p1ttsburg IN Cincinnati
EAsTEHN iEAorB
Jersey city IN Proyid~ncc Rochcstrrin Buffalo.
Montreal In Toronto
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Totals - 6'z5 u
'Onr ont unsn Winning ruu Na> made
tigvelanu n !
grw ufE - % =
Illns. Cl-g elAHi Niir~ New hOTk Daniels.
Itoa. d Ilrst ba-s crrors cleveland Z l.rf
On ,sss> ~. Gland New York Fir,i base
~. hal. 90 IauWrll = OF Fisher. " Sirlrk Oui
as TtuWrU S by Fisher Two base nj
1rire. Sasrifle hits thAs~. Roach stolen
ls.es DanIsI- ~ b. pitcher By fanwril
Daniels. Tuulrr OLoIvhHr Time hours
Bsrultr Q PHIiADTLFHiN a. -. I
PAR ,BFtPHt, Aug ~ DonoN1n held the
tth|rf'rs 20 four hits 20 day ant Detroit had no
trouble In winning The sroT".
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1t Dallas Dallas. S -HrcN eport.
~ Heaunont WEro 2 Gaiy r-tOu, /
" Oklahoma Iity pklahDT= city, ;. tort
Mf.rF
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At YORK TIr.t game Nork. =. Lancaster
second game Work.. .filsnrasteT.
At Heading Trenton 5 Iffading.
81 AitnonA Nftppua. , NlIlanIspBT'.
~ IphusfoNn IohnstoWn. q HHfT sburg !
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HrFrsru ~ ri u4Tala dsfrafssi N~ssTs
'o tag In uur ID. me best gArne> pta, 81 On me
Iosal grounds tom Merritt and Nr'iinni'N
pitched erraf hail tHrf fhrk white sent 10
bat To- Srh-|H iH me nin'E Wi'h the sore tie
and two OFT and Cor~ortn ~rrUni and NJ
-Irg.H.l 20 lrf' ned NtuuluW the game The score
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IuihiN ~ ] - y =
grated FOR tender ln he slNth inning
D.,-,fr ~ u 4
Philadelphia. " " " !
Run Detroit cobb. tTav fOrd Mornr''
.-F pl..adsIputa collins FIRST hasr error
I~troit rt oG bass~ Philadelphia, ..
T,s t~uf first hHss on balls tr donovan.
% Usuis- Struck out ~ DOnON an. 5 by
li~nUrr BOZ Plhuk. = Three ua-" hits trHp
ord collins Sarrinrr Nh ione. Hlt by
..'cfsr U.s. Donovan Davis by Senier -
inns.. utrgpi'cn Fender mpirr in rhiei
'unnu.i, irii uuutrr Exan Time, hour
auG % minute
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American Association.

A. Louisville - - Pau! = Louisville
~ Columbus Columbus. I. ksnsas City.
~ indlanapor--M Milwaukee J. Indiana poiis. \
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NOVELTY "RhAr hE'"hn.
N....v Isl r." first tvo-yrar-old 10 win
, g." ~trl-.Et special, the Hopeful and the
I..'.-,v N..i ~ total earnings for the
yea -.,.,. made his firs' how at Bel
' ''.H A~' Nav "No'-d s''."'-
'-''. .." 81 IN" money NA- S,Ss ~
a. low. N''- was . l"-''. "hii"
To- 'r " N''''' Iron Mas" s"' u" par
.' >"'"rah owner "t as''"-
'.'E- IN" INSTRUCTION OF having
'''''N ana Love Not the former
'''rnnS Tor u ." and ~"
.'.i 'T'ha>'d az MI. he'h"
-.il" 'n" "'h"r day Tor s'''".
t .." ir"'"l'"' 'F"i"n ai'"r the
" ~ on" ~ m" ,''-' over nun
'' ''f q. mat N'N"hyS 7a'inS lH's
t. '"'u>" "iNah'"s" whiI" there
'la'' from Ia, greatness.
XIV nav Teen defeated 10y
10 ''..' ~"p"rn my hah broken IN
'ar. ana Hai "han' 10 show
, '"'hal carry ri'""l hen again
~ ih' NOT "Nt''is''n f"m" "t
... ~ D. hhihS away ald IN f"inS
~ N'.Nng l'l"r' IN" "arrl"T was
.' 'l.sN nav" retainer enough
800 ...i -'"'"ha Z" i"inAlh IN 'front.' ~
.... .. '.' way l." 'h" JHhs''>' me ~
' i.' '."' nor" racing ana aS
N..'' Won ''Hn"n ana racing "nthu-i-
-' ''''.'.i VT" "'t ~ naRhinc'n'
: .'a'.. ~ N'!'1 IA" r"narkahle Shill'ng
-. .'.' Rare
ut- 'r.,Ir rGENTs ~ THE RACE.
I.-- R.-.. several d Sa2pointnent.
Pm Ma, .rud not have run under
r..r.fa. .-... abundance Tha,,n,k
~ ..,,.. -. - -, =
an "k..
... IA" we q ~. ne N'"h"
... away H'Il and hold Cputer q x
.' 'lA.ly ID away. X I. Wilson
p Ntg-A .r & 4 not break quickly and
. OBJ. f, -ar.s|. FOR pusifions II I'D
.,.., .r ,t. -.,, ., IN, ,ur,, D.. U.s.
"a 7''' N'h WV 81 u ne ''-'d
.' ..' ~ rush ~ ~" stretch. but
.7t- '.. Ia'-. John sanford = Rockville.
I. ,. .t- 4Yay fr,D TN. ma. IN the first
,.. hun, =, y,u .r,t 80. ,,,r,k
- ~
"h-'h- ""' 81 IN" money IN"
-'ir'"rs. ih"r" We're twelve IN all.
...- -sNv.d enough speed - be- dlrger-
....,.y rir-s
-.
~ 81 " "i'rr
'T'"' at 'h' picturesque
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A. Greenwood Greenwood. -, vickshurw. ?
A. YaEoo Ctty-YaEoo Clty. 5 Jackson,
~ HatiicsburE Hatuesburg 5 Meridian. {
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-01

In last niEht's pool game ~ Doyls's
Billiard Academy Thomas Hueston de-
feated Harry Goldman By . score % las to
%. Hueston's high run we 81
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Run- dorchester Noeller, Match NlpermAn
NO ss>" ~ >,nonh nres ha>e q, tish tot ,i
es NNd. Double pla's Wheeler and Esnond
asnnnk TOoiey and SpenSrr IlrS has, on
error tr~ey CIV. i.rfi on bases Rochrsirr.
Jersey Clty First bA-r on balls 90 Nan
ming ~ Si'ton 7 Struck out rs Manning .
b, Siton via pitches Sltipu. mpire In
chief Hoylr Iird umpire Hurst Time !
10 90 and ~ min Itc~
~ ToRONTo
Providence o q o o q a. .
Toronto ~ 70 ~ ~
Baitrrie~ > .~-ir ami Fitzgerald. Carroll AMI
IrnncmAu.
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- birmingham Birmingham . Memphis :
~ Mobile NashN Tile ! Mobile -
~ New pTleAns Atlanta. d? Nrw rrlrans
" Montgomery thattAnOog hontEOm
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Sew York state League.

At EIAiHN
TROY
l-nlra o % = u
Batteries Burk aud M-egan Srhmft ami =
O.NriU. mp.Tr knerlAnd
AZ AiBAST
Imagination , : o o q o . is .
NibanN - -
BAttrrtrs MrNAhun ami Fls"hcr. Mcbride
stein ami Porte mplTr Kelly
wtIENEFNHUF
Utca q n .
Nlke~bATTe - - - - ~ a. = :.
Ha'e1cs IA.rhank. HAr,ilna and BuTns. MAJ
thew HrAd; snd bfrigcr tmpife~ Obrirn
ANA Moran.
At sra ,STON.
~ raTU-r ~ ~
scranton ~ . Z
Hattrrts SOFT ard Hurir, MittinGeT and
Smith mp-r- D'TOolr and ~. kl~,
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,os S@sI!esu League Paris Asm. $50 e sSs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-01
GoRnectIcu, League.

~ Springfield Nc~ Haven \. Springfield !
~ Northampton FIRST gAm" Nog champion
Waterbury \. S~rond game atsTbuTy. :.
northampton.
- HolS ok FIRST gamc Hartford :. Hot
yose Serond game Hartford. HOlyoke. =
~ New Britain New britain. !. bridgeport D
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New England i.raEur

- i.awrrErr l.aWrtJlre a Lynn
~ New bedford NeU Bedford 5 Worcester
~ isoWFW 4ir~t EsHs- BIO ton. q Lowell
second game lowell. ! BfO-ktO
- Ian tlyrr Hayrrfil :. Fsii itiNer.
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T0Il|e " ~ " TOfnTs tI 2 = 10 d
Two out Nh-n winning run SAs scored
'tattcyi FOR SNbri' IN the min inning
Nrwar. ~ o. I
RIfaio - ~ q D..
Iins NrVark Kelly Hufaio C1rcoran Nc
tah, Ftr>t hass on halls Or Merritt OF Nc
Ginnit, 7 Strurk out ~ Mrtinnlty by
Nrru'' Thre. base hits h'CHbe smith
Two base bit. MrCabe. COfroran Sacrifice
hli Sshiru lirsf bA~s IN errors Buffalo
Sfoisn hasss krly. tsaul~l NofIhlF plays
Nell, and S-hlany pattee ana Sahrir LETT on
ba,es HlTaIo e NeWArk Hlt rs pitcher
MERRITT Wud pitch M~rrti Passed tail
Williams p. n uir- In chief STAFFORD Ftcd nm.
y,t, Tlnnrrsn Time . hour and A. minutes.
HocHs-rsR = JEHskY CTrT
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RAsHrI SHUT orr.

There was Just one chance for IN"
Whitney fiIiy in Glass opinion. ~ Ss"m"d
and that was 20 cling 20 the inner raj
until Ia. reached the head 10 the stretch
whar. no mi ght find an np"ning through
WHICH he could jam her But wh.l"
Love Not. Novelty. lr1n Mask. Rocky u"
and Footprint wers racing all over III"
track IN front ~ her. Bashti did not APPEAR
,o have a chance in the world
Around the far turn Love Not showed
tho way with a margin u three lengths
Shr ~a- racing - fast a. her legs coiIh
carry lrr hut Novelty was also doing
his h..Nt - overhaul her shilling had
eIp..rfed Love Not N blow up AZ that
stage II the race. and when b" found that
she still had spcs.d and stamina he began
90 hustle hotter also hustled with Iron
MAX jlat then. while Footprint and Rocb-
vile ala began - feel the strain, vet
kaot on through sheer Rarneneas Low"
Not will win TOarei hundreds ~ sEIs.'-
1saforH - .is Voter illy turned into IN"
h 1rnaa;retch atill with a commanding
!oad but that wac the crucial moment
ar Novelty and Shilling Drawing his
whip. the star j,ckoy hat the Hildre'h colt
with great vigor on the tanks
In an instant Novelty wac the typical
t-ElifCg with tho real hRhttnG spirit
TIE hsTyfa- Sailing whipped him the more
b. increasad hm speed. with every stride
- camel On Lave Not. nov leg weary
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Rp-ru~ Aug VI Frank smith lost - his
sYrfper team mates 10 DAY N = sldrd game /
s. ash struck out ten Of the Ret Sos. The scorr-
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Good start Won ra.tl,. a, can U0Uud rg.
n, S,sr Snna' Ui,inr -hlp. unr.I hE Clnt d.
fraIuri D.. ! I~puNs
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,;ood s,sv' --up drislng Nn,-i'y. p e. BY
Kingston ,u'lbstr "Nn'h aud Ua'urd hN
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It0U1 sTIFT- Won TI0 = y III Nj II : %
IAsungs ~ Priscilla. ovusi t' AIgI-: Bel
mont trained b.. - Nl.r"'H
sFCpNp rs,F
~tecrIscNas~ haudIrAp Tor tarec scar oiis and
inward SD added abO.' two mile.
yI4gt- . nj To- ~ .'IF 81. sT''rrr J m
Nt1urr. - fhN 'u
so Tine ttRsH.
WsILoEer SinY5. 60 . %, Nrwa'l ~ ser
VIVA ugurrl by Thpuh, li.'rh,u.a. trained nb.
iAuIB~Tt
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RogHEsTEu Nug a. The Skeet-rs were shut
out b, Walter Manning this afternoon. pm Sit
ton uiAne enough Wild pitches - deserve defeat
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y.f WINS TIE FUTURITT


lfHfsH gatfs1tss ~~ssssst
~. fH- rHirt fuit. atrt-
,rH rfa -fsFs 10 fsrs P~r-
f.fI.sf 30 -sfsssfs maeufa
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To be constantly I'm fash
ion Is a bors-to be out Of
Il a tragedy.
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Do" 1tF hr,." glorious The SIN
".! 'r.'I "l"Ii">- SKY and tho old
H4- .' Early. r'.thy To pay q last
' phi" 'h"rygg hbr~d Incoming
.r.r.' hundreds II visitors who
90 -'''' % FufVrity, and by noon
We" ..-'Ang. Not long after
nom 't' clouds began to gather
- AMI a storm -.afns.d in
.4. .- 4 tho gods were looking
'I.. sol IIrnt his way through
go. ..i H.l' everybody IA the
.fsH '.n' Every conceivable
. -E Ht. ..' gagged TO carry hu-
> iH" ''I,s Tn" roads were
.'H s.i.'.'- and he grand stand
'" "iu'- vas filled The
a.Ir" also uy"r'uE.-ri with those
dolL. "a head while in the
'..r's."i-@ rp,leiy prepared
"f' % come.
.~y4- Npre1 ger" august Bcl-
...- u E.-.I". Zen. stephen san
l'.' I'I"r. -. " Bishop. y. \.
-,..yi"r :. Iar-Du-. r u.
J. ! Nl.-rn ir .Ionn San
E..I"~. Mar = VIM. David
.u' T. Is Ia.-air. John D..
81 N. Knapp and practically
g .rOVn loyalty 10 racinR.
.u-n iu Wish ClOt hing
...ru and every - here. while
.,.i... and former owners and
H '''f .' " gr""n lawn II was
tu. 90" racing yea- and 4
IS o. -sDDdv was there 10 Aay
,'s Of .,rrn had - diligently
.a r'1. .. that 'le race was be-
.''s 4 ias ~ thai 'ha crowd
."- .'...sF-s. 's'"U'fEg perhaps
..s r aH- bOB and Rockville
..uyry brokers m the big
- . the grand stand began
70 g- ~ IN their programme
-s.n that the Hiidreth
city 3 IaiI- was -atsd on even
.E 't.a ~ fhs opening quotation
Gags r.-t eash. Irpn Mask Uas
.is'r- ~ T. hs-kville a. 10 and the
ySsuLg 20 TIE skiHs.
- ia zyIIIs zap was circulating freely
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Match play against bOgsv NJ fhirfy-slN
holes remains the faNorIts form OF "pn
petition this season 81 the Greenwich Coun-
| TRY tIuh \ contest of the sort VIII l'"
ola ed on abor Dav In two CLASSES for cups
presented bv " Hammill and { Z Pear
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-14
PAGE FROM ANCIENT HISTORY
INCIDENT Of HannlbaPs Career That
Writers Appear to Have
Overlooked.

Hannibal and his staff were pacing
merrily over the Alps on their faithful
war elephants. Suddenly man with a
tin badge and chin whiskers rushed
into the roadway and held up his
hand. "You stop right where you bel"
he cried. why should l stop?" thun-
dered the great Carthaginian as his
mahout hooked the elephants ear.
You're exceedin' the speed limit" re-
piled the man with the star. AN I'm
duly appointed constable. by heck"
Hannibal was so overcome by this
amusing holdup that he tossed a bag
of gazoolians to the officer and laugh
ing Historically rode away. Later on,
however, his indignation uppercut his
sense of humor, and he proceeded to
slam the life out of the Roman con-
suls and their picked veterans, fore
ing the fighting to the very gate of
shuddering Rome.-Boston Traveller.