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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-06-13
Baseball
N. D. U. PREXY IS
VARSITY MATERIAL

Grand Forks, N. D.. June 1s.-Pres
Frank l.. McVey OF the N. ID. univer-
sity blossomed out Saturday as a base
ball player when he covered the first
sack two innings and pitched three in
nings in a five-inning game on the
faculty team against the University
] X. NJ c. A., In base getting the pres
ident established a record. making two
singles, stealing four bases and on top
Of that he stole home twice, giving
him a total OF six stolen bases. Three
strikeouts were credited to him, and
he had two each of errors, putouts
and assists. The faculty team, how
sver, was defeated.
President McVey received his base
ball training at DePauw university
where almost every male student plays
baseball The interfraternity games
ct DePauw create almost as much ex-
citement as the varsity games and
every member OF every fraternity Is
compelled to get out for baseball by
his frat brothers, whether he chooses
TO or not The literary societies at
DePauw also have baseball teams
bringing out many OF the students.
President Mcvey Is a member of the
DePauw chapter OF PM Gamma Delta
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ELEVEN MILLIONS a DAY.
Mr.. Ralph Makes That Much, But Il
isn't His Money.

isn't His Money.
Philadelphia Inquirer: PITY poor D.
Pierpont Morgan, Rockefeller. Carnegie
and poor Hetty Green. Look toleer-
antly upon them. They are more to
be Ditied than scorned.
You see, they think they know how
to make money. As a matter Of fact,
they know nothing at all about Ii.
Right here in Washington Is 4 man
who makes 1900. 900 day. How ID
that for money making?
Standing BY the side of this big,
broad-shouldered man several days
ago, saw him actually throw $4,000
GOO away. He insisted on doing 1t. |
begged him to save few millions to
give to the poor. but he laughed and
threw another million away. SILVER
my tinbers IL he didn't. A most reck-
less fellow he Is.
But then he makes so much he
doesn't have to care. Besides, ii isn't
his money, anyhow. Ii belongs to the
United States government. The man
who makes 1t and later throws ii away
is Joseph n. Ralph, director OF the
bureau Of engraving and printing, and
one of the most efficient men III the
employ OF the governmet.
Money u the science as well al the
business Of Ralph out of the school
of adversely he came--up from d roll
ing mill In Joliet, III, where he went
10 work when he was IL years old. Up
from twelve hours day over q ma
chine that racked his young body and
gave him 2 keen realization OF the
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mohey-Back system ........ H.
$50 Targets Total ;$15.0 90
Extra Events.
$1,000
Division Of MoneYs.

Regular Programme--Rose system
ratio points, 5. 8. 2, /.
Optional Sweepstakes Percentage
system, 40, 80, 2Oand 10 per cent, class
shooting. Ten (10) entries ana under,
three moneys, so, 80 and 20 per cent.
To be eligible for the Squier money
back system contestant must COM
pete in all regular programme events.
The optional sweepstakes are sepa-
rate from the regular programme and
it is optional with the contestant
whether or not he makes entry for
them. The Squier money back system
does not apply to the optional sweep
stakes.
To be eligible for the extra events
contestant must compete in the entire
programme.
In the extra events the money will
be divided by the percentage system
into four moneys, 40, 30, 20 and 10 per
cent. All ties divide.
The Interstate association has con-
tributed 800 as a part OF the Souier
money-back special fund.
The club gives In added money $50.
"BilP Brown, representing the u. C.
4. will cashier this shoot.
To reach the club grounds take car
to A. g. college and walk west three
blocks.
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big notes. And these notes, with all
their tales untold, are dumped down
into hole, where they are chewed up
by the macerator. AS one watches this
nerve racking proceeding--money liter
ally dropped into hole--one Is apt to
ask, "Oh, money, where is thy sting2"
Incidentally one one Is apt TO speculate
about what he would do If he had that
much money-villas In France, limou-
sine, few town houses, yacht. But
perhaps the best plan would be the one
suggested by the laborer, who said he
would leave a call for O'Clock, tell the
bellboy he didn't have to get up. and
then roll over and go to sleep again
Last year." said Ralph, I'VE turned
out about $4,000, 100000 worth OF
stamps, money and securities. Half Of
that was in notes and securities. A
fair sample of one days work is Sill
00OO
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Winners OF THE
!. c. I. EVENTS
ATHLETIC EVENTS PULLED orr
BY The U. c. r. WERE A BIG
succEss-FIRsT LIST OF THE
SUCCESSFUL IN THE SPORTING
EVENTS.

Tne athletics of the u. c. T. were a
DIG success and the local council re-
celVed many compliments for the man
ner IN which the different sports were
conducted. The lists Of the winners Of
the different events have just been
compiled by the committee in charge OF
the athletic events for Saturday.
The results Of the meet were as fol-
lows:
100 Yard Dash--E. G.. CutshaH, first
prize, so Nestor cigars; Charles well
lerstown, second prize, SO lei Rayo
cigars.
Fat Mans Race. Larson. first
prize, travelling bag; L. A. Deering, sec
ond prize, so Ell Roi Tame cigars; @. e.
Robertson, third prize, SO Success
cigars
Three-Legged Race. B. Glade,
first prize, 100 Chancellor cigars; J. e.
Gaffoney, second prize, so Tom Moore
cigars; Il. A. Deering, third prize, 100
Success cigars; r. H. McVea, fourth
prize, one carton Yucatan gum.
Tug Of War-Fargo council No. SIS:
w. d. Hatch. M. c. Mcclellan, Clint
Smith, L. A. Deering, C. e. Richert-
son, B. F. Chadman, c. /. Bell. Matt
Camitsch, A. r. Charest. w. w. Cook,
Holcomb and Hammered; prize, two
boxes Gilman cigars.
Kicking Football Longest Distance
M. ]. Orr. first prize, billiard cue and
case; H. Melaby, second prize, Charles
DENLY cigars; l.. Al. Deering, third
prize, so Chancellor cigars.
Wheelbarrow Race-W. g. Brobsfield
and Miss Berg, first prize, box Smiths
chocolates; Mr.. and Mrs. Cutshaw Sec
ond prize, box of Smiths chocolates;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Weatherstrom,
third prize. package of Lowney's
crisps
All gentlemen received 50 cigars
each.
Ladies' 25-yard Dash--Miss Janks,
first prize, Casserole: Violet ID. Sim
mons, second prize. box OF Spearmint
gum; Blanche Charest, third prize,
package of candy.
Gentlemen Carrying Lady Race
Carl Weatherstrom, first prize, (lady)
II. G.. r.. robe, (gentleman) smoking
set; s. Ziegier. second prize (lady)
box Smiths chocolates, (gentleman) a.
Uady) package of Lowney's crisps,
(gentleman) an art skin.
Hop, Skip and Jump-A. J. Karst,
first prize. SO Don Caesars cigars; f.
A. Dahl. second prize, so Ell Roi Tan
cigars: A. X. Moehn, third prize, so
Chancellor cigars; NJ ]. Orr, third
prize. two packages playing cards.
.i7 Drawing Contestants. !. A. Leon
ard, purse.
Egg Contest Violet simmons first
prize. a growing plant: Mrs. Nj. Thorn
ton, second prize, package of Lowneys
chocolates; Mrs. B. Leorn, third prize
box of Spearn1int gum; Mrs. @. w.
Final, fourth prize, an art skin.
Sack Race. e. Jaffaney, first
prize. so Chancellor cigars; M. J. Orr,
second prize. sack Of flour; J. A. Dahl,
third prize, sack of rice.
Ball Throwing Contest-A. j. Karst,
first prize, pair Of shoes; Bernstein,
second prize, sack OF -four; @. B. Glade.
third prize, so Success cigars.
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hardships of the laboring man and the

hardships of the laboring man and the
value of labor saving devices.
Probably the most striking charac-
teristic of the employees of his bureau
is that the handling of such vast sums
Of money as $11,0OO,O0O and $12, O00, 900
day breeds in most Of them a spirit
Of economy. In several Of them re-
Gently this spirit ef economy became
too strong. They began to do a thriv-
ing business leanding money. The d.
rector but stop to this, however.
Ralph estimates that more of his en-
ployes own their own homes than those
of any other department. One colored
man who receives 500 q month for
packing about $4,000, 900 a day is living
like hermit in order to buy the home
in which he lives.
Only in two instances have thefts
been committed in the bureau during
the incumbency of Director Ralph. In
one case girl took away $40, being
discovered three hours later. In an
other case man stole few dollars
worth of stamps and was in Ralph's
office confessing few hours later.
Something about the discipline and
the minute precautions that are taken
serves to discourage theft The heavy
air OF government hangs over the en-
tire building. The cages in which the
girls work, the machines grinding out
the money, and even the tremendous
motor truck, with its dozen or more
guards, which carry the money from
the bureau to the treasury, all have the
effect OF creating an atmosphere of law
and government.
In big trunks, the money that has
run Its last race. played over the gam
ing table wrecking and raising hopes.
is carried back to the bureau where
1t was born and where IT Is to die. one
trunk alone may contain $1,000, 900 in
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Pound St. paul Pltnhars.

81. Paul. June 13.-The visitors bat
ted Chech out of the box in one and
third innings AMI hit Laroy who
succeeded him hard, winning the game
by a score Of 8 to 5. The local club
made seven errors which figured in
the run getting. Ralston got a single
and triple out of four times at bat.
Manager Howard of Louisville an
nounced that Rudy Hulswit, who was
recently secured from Chattanooga in
exchange for pitcher would join the
club at Milwaukee. Score: R.H.E.
st. Paul ~ u
Louisville 10 .
Batteries-Chech, Laroy and Kelly:
Higginbotham and Hughes.
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GATE CITY CLUB
TOURNAMENT
ANNUAL TRAP SHOOT TO BE
HELD IN FARGO JULY 9 AND TO-
PRIZES HUNG UP FOR THE
CRACK sHoTs-slxTH ANNUAL
EVENT.

The Gate City Gun club is to hold
its 1911 tournament July and 10. 1t
win be the sixth annual amateur event
and it is expected to attract a large
attendance. The club offers $3.50 and
the association 500 in cash prizes.
Some of the crack professionals will
also be present and there viii be num-
erous representatives of powder and
gun houses in attendance during the
meet.
A. e. Rose is secretary and all APP
plications for entrance blanks and pro-
grammes should be made to him. The
other officers are Pres. F. Fl. Bailey;
vice president, M. A. Nashold; field
captain, Al Johnson. The directors are
DR.. Awty, Louis Jensen, John Hem
merlick, @. e. Powers. j. p. Edwards.
The programme is as follows:
Efr@4 R~u HI n
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BADGER CREW AT
POUGHKEEPSIE

Poughkeepsie, N. ". June 13.-The
University Of wisconsin crews arrived
here yesterday for practice for the
intercollegiate regatta to be held June
"a. The men in charge Of Coach
Harry Vail are all reported well.
They went into quarters at Highland
and We're out for their first trial spin
on the Hudson last evening.
The varsity eight used its new she'll
for the first time
Inc Columbia squad is already on
the scene and Courtenay's crew from
Cornell is expected today or wednes-
day. Pennsylvania and Syracuse are
due before the end OF the week. when
practice for the regatta will be in
full swing.
Among the members of the badger
crew was Charles Pollock, of Fargo,
N. d.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing Of Teams.
One Hit OFF coomhs-

Philadelphia, June Philadelphia
defeated st. Louis 1 to In the best
pitchers battle seen here this season:
Coombs held the visitors to one hit,
single by Petty In the sixth inning.
The only run was made in the ninth
inning and resulted in injury to Baker.
With one out, Baker singled. ON q
short passed ball Baker ran to second
and just as he was about to step on
the bag he was struck on the back of
the head by Clarkes throw. Baker
was rendered. unconscious and was
afterward led off the field. Derrick
ran for Baker and scored on Murphy's
single. The game was the feature of
Harry Davis day, testimonial netting
the home teams captain several thous-
and dollars. The score; R.H.E.
Batteries-Coombs and Lapp; Petty
and Clarke.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING or Teams.
Manaaar sent u bench.

Cincinnati, o., June 49, Keefe's
pitching, backed by some brilliant
nelding. was too much for New York
and Cincinnati won to |. Bates
was hurt In collision with MerkeI
and Ames at first base and Clarke
was sent to the bench for objecting
to Umpire Brennan's call OF balls and
strikes. The score: r.. H e.
Cincinnati .....*............ 3 3
New York $500. 1890. 8 i
Batteries Keefe, Clarke and Nc
Lean; An1es, Raymond and Myers.
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&c poubls PIaxa.

Minneapolis, June 13.-Lessard, the
star Columbus pitcher, was batted eff
the slab by Minneapolis, the home team
punching hits with Columbus error in
two innings and running wild on Lud-
wig, five double playes by Minneapolis,
Williams taking part in each, cut off
the Columbus runs. Score: RH.E
Minneapolis ............. 10 IL 8
Columbus ................. 8 s.
Batteries Patterson and Owens;
Lessard, Sitton, Ludwig and Bemis.
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Barrett and Stone Batted.

Milwaukee. June 1S-Though the
home club made nine hits off Robert
son, the visitors won. Robertson start
ed the game, but after the visitors
had scored five runs In the first and
third innings he was taken out and
Gtlligen put in. Nineteen brewers died
on bases. Barrett's and Stones bat
ting featured. Scores R.H.E.
Milwaukee ........ & q
Indianapolis ......... 8 10 r
Batteries-Nicholson. and Marshall:
Robertson, Gilligen and Ritter.
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HALSTAD PLAYS HERE
Fast HaIstad Baseball Team Will
Play Here With the Meredith
Team Next Sunday.

The fast HaIstad baseball team will
come to Fargo next Sunday and will
meet the Meredith team on the local
diamond The visiting team has an
excellent record and has scored a
number of shut outs this season.
The Fargo team win present a
changed lineup when it appears on
the diamond in the next game. Several
of the local college players have been
added to the personnel of the team.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Standing of the Teams.
Yank Pitchers out.

Kansas City. June 13.-Kansas city
came up from behind the game here
and in spectacular finish batted out
i've runs and victory In the ninth
when home run and six singles net
ted five scores, making total of ten
to Toledo's nine. Yingling was taken
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Tyrus Cobb Did Il.
MaN Pitohar o -

New York. June 13.-Cleveland tried
a pitcher named James from Toledo
against the highlanders and he did
splendid, though his team was beaten
4 to /. Three Of the five passes he is
sued were cashed at the plate. Ball
and Birmingham starred in the held
The score: r.. 1T. e.
New York ................... A A 8
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. A A
Batteries Quinn and Sweeney;
James and Land.
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The Fargo EIks baseball team is
still working hard. II there is a base
BAH tournament at the state Elks con-
vention, the local boys had ought to
bring home the bacon.
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him on the mound pitching state
championship ball for the varsity.
Wick Wood is the real ring side
orator. He is second Abraham Lin
coin when 1t comes to getting results.
Catcher Myers OF the giants is said
to have shown wonderful Improvement
Of late, especially in the important
matter Of batting.
Manager Doolin Of the phillies SAYS
he thinks Jake Daubert Of the super
bas Is better first baseman than Hal
Chase. At any rate Jake is doing very
well this year. He is batting in the
800 class.
There is rumor that Luck McCar-
thy and AL Weathers will get together
again. AL would like to meet the
white hope in a finish fight, even IL
Mccarthy has a longer reach and
weighs about twenty pounds more.
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The Chicago white sox followers
are well pleased with the showing of
Ping Bodie, tn young outfielder.
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st. Louis, Mo, June 13.-Philadel-
phia fell on Harmon in the sixth in
ming, scoring seven runs and driving
him from the mound and winning the
third game Of the series with the local
team, to 4. The locals fielding was
ragged Score: R.H. e.
st. Louis g
Philadelphia ..
Batteries-Harmon, Geyer, Lauder
milk, Bliss and Bresnahan; Alexander
and Doom.
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Kid Williams Is willing to take an
other licking but what he gets a sec
.ond chance at Kossick.
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To Detroit, Mich, and Return.

Via THE SOUTH SHORE" and the
o. G. c. steamers leaving Duluth,
June 9-13-16-1S. Rate to Toledo,
$1,000; Cleveland, s14.00; Buffalo,
S14.50. Limit three weeks. For res
ervation and further particulars, app
ply to A. j. Perrin, General Agent,
40 West Superior street. Duluth, Nina
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AM US EN- ENTs
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ARCHITECTS.

NNNFtI 10 ~
HANCOCK BROS, AhCHITECTs, OF.
ices Douglas Bldg, ll8 BrosdwaT
A. J. o'sHEA, ARCHITECT, FARGO.
N. ID. Offices In deLendrecie Bldg.
ACCOUNTANT.
WALTER THOMSON, EXPERT AC-
couutant. Phone 1901. ll20 Third ave.
nue. south. Fargo, N. ID.
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President McVey has blossomed out
as a baseball player. The students of
the state university have decided to
arrange to have the prexy properly
classified next year and hope to see
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STATE BASEBALL NEWS

In a close and exciting game OF base
ball Streeter defeated Gackel in a ten
inning contest. Catcher Macken and
Bell, the first baseman of the Streeter
team collided while fielding fly and
Bell was badly injured, having three
teeth knocked out. Score: R.H.E.
Streeter .v... 002 010 900 Ia z g
Gackel ........ 100 OIL 600 0---3 s 8
The Halstad team defeated the Shell
ly, Mimi. team Sunday by score OF
to 0. Krageland, the Halstad pitcher,
allowed but three scratch hits. Gjerd-
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UNDERTAKER

AND LICENSED EMBALMER, FUNER-
al supplies. ]. II. Rice, s South Broad.
way. Office south Of Moody's store.
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out in the ninth before there was an
out I'm the first Brandon for Kansas
City was taken out before the visitors
We're touched. Score: R.H.E
hahsas City ............... 10 13 8
Aot0+o - 49, ............ y IL 5
Batteries = Brandon, Altrock and
O'Connori Yingling. Wann and Car
isch.
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WISHING NURSE

GRACE n. ROBINSON, n. =. Asso-
ciated charities; / to 2 3. M, No. ~
Eighth street south, phone SIT. Resi-.
denee l348 Second avenue south, phone
2O4l-L Hours: $3.50 q. m. to %. m AZ
the service OF physicians at any time
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On; :. e. BRENETTE- DENTIST. OFFICE.
Huntington block, over Bijon. EntraneS
ON broadway, Fargo, n. ID.
Ot. "A. L. STARTLING, DENTIST, ROOM
deLendrecie block, corner Front and
seventh streets south, Fargo, N. ID.
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Rodis Got Sensational Hit.

Washington, June 13.-white was a
puzzle to Washington, Chicago winning
the game to 0. Clever catches were
made by Mcbride and Street while
Bodie drove the BAH over centerfield
fence for a home run. The score:
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PHYSICIANs.

r.. j. CAMPBELL, NJ D.-PRACTICn
limited 20 diseases OF women-GenIfo
urinary and skin diseases. Once home
~ TO AZ and TO s. over Mcdonald
drug store. Front street Phone T2g.
DIR. Z. II. BuRTON-~OFFICE HOTiEa
~ TO IL a. m, 10 s and TO b ~ nj
ofhce, Stern building. Phone Ifs-L.'
DIR. ]. q. DILLON, Homeopathic.
physician, deLendrecie block.
DRs. BARROW a. WEIBLE. deLENp.
recie block. Office hours from . to q
DIS. T.. h, BAILEY KACHELnA,,n.
er specialists, eye, ear nose ana
throat. Office hours, 10 IL ana i.gss
to B. Offices In the stern block SS
DIR. A. U. NORRIS. PHYSICIAN Avn
surgeon. Office over WilRe-'s drug store
COS Front street. Hours b to ~: "a K
and to .. Telephone lO43-L ofnee.
10A3-L2 residence.
NICHOLS BROS, PHYSICIANS Ann
surgeons. Office eos Front street.. 0fhca
hours! 10 to ~ - m, z to b and 10 =
DIR. HOMER Is. SMITH, deLENDREtjiE
building. Phone 21y4-L. Hours: 20
4 r.. m. Residence phone 2Ig4-L2
DR. j. l.. SAVAGE, PhYsICIAN AM.
surgeon, B05 Front street
J. w. VIDAL, M. d., HOMEOPATHi,
physician and surgeon. Edwards block.
Fargo, N. ID.
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ATTORNEYS.

BARNETT IL RICHARDSON, ATToR.
building, broadway, Fargo.
BOTT. III, j., LAWYER, SUITE 4, PIO.
neer Life Building, Fargo. n. Oak. Prac.
tlce Ia all courts in North Dakota and
Minnesota.
MILLER, HENRY r., ATTORNEY AND
Counsellor at Law. Over Fargo National
bank block, Fargo
ROBERTS, AUGUSTUS. HENDERSON
block, Broadway, Fargo. Probate prac-
tlce speciality.
ROBINSON, ]. r., ATTORNEY AT Law
612 Front street, Fargo. Ptactica In All
courts: Tax cases a speciality.
TURNER, II. H., ATTORNEY AT Law.
0fhces In Edwards building, broadway.
Practices in all courts.
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Game Played Quickly.

Pittsburg, Pa, June 13.-In one of
the fastest games played in point Of
time Pittsburg defeated BROOKLYN.
Camnitz was steady from first to last.
score: R.H. e.
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All Weathers is going to cut down
his weight and get booked for a fight
with Kid Godfrey.
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A pistol is too convenient weapon
for passion.
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IN THE WORLD OF SPORT

fused to play with Boston, occupied
a seat in the grandstand Score:
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BEAUTY Dad
DENTISTS.

NINE. MELIN, BEAUTY PARLoRs,
Eiectrolysls' massage, 'chiropody and
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him on the mound pitching state
championship ball for the varsity.