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The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

Milk clean. but do not tug" to
keep up the milk now.
Never forget the importance Of cool
Ing milk In . cleAn place.
Dairying u one Of the profitable
lines In which farmer can engage.
Churnins 10 soon out Of the way
when the cream 10 In proper condi.
tiou.
Aotics the cream once or twice the
arst ten minutes altar starting the
churu.
70 Do rood work the cream separa.
Tor must b level and on . sood solid
eoundatlon.
Stop the churn - soon ~ the butter
gsnnnlatss u yoa wasn't 70 work out
III The huttsrmilk.
vel calves IN aot weather viii
grow bsttsr n kept during the day In
3 darn. cool stable.
oone 1airynen male n . practice
v glve shine mia parEative % cews
q H. sime of pertus1tion.
4 ball tlsd In the stall Will get iasy
~ ueelsas. besides nakins extra
uoes y bic oass an1 ese1.
y you have - go cellar. nor
~ ~ ooad water. mailing Sod but.
a. \ ~ weather. = - q The ssss
~ sssan ssgarases. ne clio 80
~ 0aauso sDeea1sr fsAoul1 en1 3
olass h ~ eeu1Dosat = svsv hin
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

~ 49, Z : 900 buil b ~
1n1ly hes4 y eensehins that 1slsy
l1Fnn1o - - o1vlng msee attsnnoa
~ 49,. q ~ rfaoeg u ~ tllo1n16
6s~og1nsGt stattou - nA1o tAis IL.
- = 1aeo 1airy1ng : seu1y. ~ -.
pla1ng1f1 boneoss b this WY: n. fos
sgn0ple. ~ ~ purs-brsd stre ~
Drsvss ~ milking capaeity q ~
AaugAtsrs ~ oaly Go and one-Aaif
rounds - milk q I milking. above tAs
bee1ues1eo u tho1r dams. this would
0ean - tsersass q ~ pounds Of
nh eor ~ - Doatns o. - days
daf5ns WhicA IL erdtnafy cows shoulA
Owe MIR; tAty wosiA also b nscA
nDess pseslsesak milksss; thAa h. weui1
s1ve mn foe . longsr time u ~ year.
an1 weuld rsgnln their Gov = MIX
bottsr ogtse q unavoidable Gneetngs
q fss1 = n . summer drought. esch
lansAtess nay esstn1nly - credited
% ~ svsrags with l.ooe posn1s msrs
mllk pr year tAaa tnslr dsns pro.
luce1. AZ - Low estlmses q one aol-
lar ~ 100 pounds this extra amount
q milk wouid b worth 90 PER year.
The average Gov 10 . Goo1 psoduesr
~ ct least ~ yeers. Of until - ssts
soGht yeass Ola. zach daughter having
pure brs1 sire will. therefore. earn
~ neee noaey n her lifetime -
cesee u ~ gDol qualities Of her sire.
u VIII On IL average b eouf ysars
AFTER purchasing the sire before ~
nrst daughters viii have finished their
hrst lactatioa Dsried and brought b
the flrst Extra o1o. night dollars and
twsnty-ehFee csnts hspt a compound
interest for these four years II Ave
per cent viii equal SO. 20 . laush-
tss's improvsnent o. iacfeass Of In
come the flrst year 3 worth es.s3 at
The tine hsf sire b purchassd."
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
eaaATLv ExAooGaATg0.

Ne haA bssa q he ssass1s ~ ID
he eoustSy fps tAs holidays. 80 hee
Industrious aanee Asl bssa vssh1ng
and wstttas Tor bss 1uring ~ seoG
loag layA New - ha1 rssurns6 40
~ ha1 bssn hsaSing nany tAiaGn q
Der. ard was boss llspssassl
'~fhsy tell ~ ~ said. Daloes1ay.
that pos 1lstsd dsspsratsiy M -
fewer thaa six msa."
Hsr ehssks flushed end hsf 49,
elassl who told zen thaev she
asks1. aAsrily.
Several psopla n has seeooe
eeonon talk
Her anger gave vay 10 spss. %.
Ifsak." she pasadsd, - she Aung hss
self o bis neck. Il ISN'T trUe-k A't
tsuA.
A great loaA was nftel fro1 has
heart NO. Frank" she weat -. ~
isa't tsus: there we're ealy Toss.'
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

Take one quart Of fresh buttsrmilk
and put Il In . double boiler and heat
to boiling point: carefully SIT In
enough white cOrnmeal to make ~
thick - Cruel. Remove from the firs
and cool TO lukewarm. Have soaked
two yeast cakes In just enough water
TO cover: when the Cruel n lukewarm
add the yeast cakes and let stand two
hours IN . warm place. being careful
not 70 get too hot: II the end Of two
hours the mixture will b fermsnting
and then add sufhcisnt cornmsal 10
make Into cakes. Put Il on the bread
board and make o loaf. and then II
can - cut In cakes all the same shape.
Plscs On . hoard and dry IN the sun.
being careful 10 bring IN at nigAt.
when thoroughly dry II 10 ready for
use. Put h tin caas and Il can b
kept Ter Dcaths.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

sasagh y .. Hence ths importancs
= ~ oeas11esinO ~ truck o. car
pssaonte1 = ~ cut. aor which " are
'ln1eAte1 - - ensAaAss. MaAs q eood
Danbss. ~ ealy troa about u 10 ne
oan1os q go 80 b vAtcA 70 draw
- pssA 4. anl ~ straps which are
eeeeue1 egnaast ~. go. sngass Ne
enGn - ~ axls outsl1e The whssls
- - screwed 81 asaiastA ths bot
- 8 ene efnek. LkkA wv
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

A maa having fallen into the water
was suddenly given considerable con
eern By his past life flashing upoa him
ID Q series Of pictures.
Bless me. must have sunk for the
third tims!" he exclaimed. The gift
= ready conjecture b oftsn of great
ssevteo "a IN smsrxeney. Puck
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
In Plain Weeoa

Father ito his daughter. whom ~
ssss whispering to her mothsrl-Et
Gle. how often have ] told you not -
DO thstf Speak out Il you vast any.
thing
Elsis-Wen. father. wanted -
know Why the woman near me has
such Q red noss. -Tiisgsnds Blasetss.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

A. In the case Of cows. swine also
should b fed plenty Of green food In
order 70 keep their digestive tracts In
the best condition. They should BE-
supplied with plenty Of pure. cold VA.
ter and m abundance Of shnde and
sanitary wallowing place.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

Laundryman-Ciothes composition
Ausician--Unabis to discount his
notes.
Jewsler-Too much time 90 his
hands.
Doctof-Losing his patients"
Builder-Making up stories without
foundations
0laxier-A pane IN the side
Ths Dentist-Hs lost his pull
Life.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

a 6iri's Way.

why do you keep asking ne 70 b.
your wife. You surely wouldn't want
me to marry you Il didn't love
you"
mo. don't want you to marry me
n you don't love mo: but ! cant help
thinning the practice I'm gsttins n
askins you may come dine cone II
handy Nov IN spine 70 give yos ~
other chance TO turn me dov1."
'Oh. we'll. u you're Determined 70
have me suppose ! may ~ yell say
yea"
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
sassesassass q aasshsrls.lss.


Proprietor and Author Of Music
Hall Sketch Ito member Of his cem-
pany)-Ths manager Of the 0randioss
b eomplainin' Of your grammar. =
tells me that you say on entsrin'. on
vsflst. what are - adoin'r P'raps
In futurs you'll b sdicated enough 10
speak wot I've wrote. Old varlet. vet
ere - a-doin' ov f"-Londoa Taller.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
caa's Zee ovs.

ID you know IT'S fact sAa& fsv
Vomeo are In the habit Of tooktns
aheaAr
= hadn't thought much about the
matter How Do you account Tor itf'
We'll. q the present tine tAsts
failure 70 Iook ahsad may b Aus =
the kind 81 hats they ere vsasine.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

This ea1nA b very eood made with
~ soose veal o. beet. Cut the meat
INTO nsat slicss about two inches
aevare. p1Aco ths0 o. Q dish With
four snan yoaas eaIess chopped ~
ven Aasly. teasoesafui - cAeVpsl
pars,sy. vinegar. sall and psppsr. ~
tableepooafsls = aalAl oil go tve q
vine vIneOns. Tee an1 nis ven 70.
esehss. Ulekeue bgeahins u nsaa.
- I've - . ealo1 bovl
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

IN sewing : piece Of material On
the bias 70 . straight piece. the for,
msr 10 apt 10 bscoas stretched. To
avoid this the bias should b placed
On toy. and carefully held In with the
thumb n sAs len hasd 10 prevent It's
strstchins.
A coavsaleecs Tor the sewing room
b 4 veo1ea paasl with rows of wire
nails driver Iato Il and spoois Of
thread ~ - he nails. u u 10 hung
nsas the sewing rachins and the
WORT bashss the Desired number of
shrsa1 nay - quickly found.
A menl b . lid glove b lees like.
y % ssas eut again u the edge Of
the tear b buttonho,e6 before being
drawn teesthsf. TIE buttoaholed
e1goe ase ovsssswn.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

No marrssa nas hes sssl q q elm,
hosss. whsrs 10 nay spsul Ais snsre
lsesrs. aay noes than q married -.
- 30 sssd eos psblie loallss 49,:
~ seses tAs~s ars cAilArsn a ~
hs1s ~ damage eeas b iFsspasaSlo
--Asv. y. u 0ssstusi,. Hapeist ~
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
"ssr They shsll D. rl,,.s.-

ist " look At the Grand dissatisfsc.
tons Of life. the unattached ideals. The
drcasss unfulnlied. the ba6icd hopes
what do they mean! The fact tina, men
and women are beings that this worn
has never been able 10 saiisfy--vhat
does u mean! y 10 the most maxsia.
cent promiss and prophecy that GA
ever vouchsafsd out Of his msrcteul
heavena u means that grandeur q
human nature b not meant 10 b spsat
% The earth.iife alone. but tia, 800.
where VIII And its completes ana -.
istsctioa. "bissssd are they which g
hunger and thirst aftsr righteousness:
for they shall - allied. ~. ], Mr.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

- GssmssssaA. We pus . strap
ehssnGA 80 80 e Q stsoag stick an1
easa1s1 - assaa1 ~ cows ~ Just
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

The Farmers wife-Esry. do yoa
think that ere chicken b tender
enough for roastingf
The Farmer 70 joker)-Axe her.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
Jersey cows GOOD RECORD


This Jersey COW. Psdro's Estella
1s7346. ~ bred by the Missouri
Agricultural college. Her record for
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
[E3@ E ga
OEIll[N
4 scAav Hoass.

q nan IN uppss New Yesh seaeA
VIE vas dssirous q rurchasans .
hoess ~ shs uss a bis wife. P0esotly
eatsss1 Into asgotiat1ous With Q voe
sran hoese dealer.
Nov. I'm aoe - particular abooe
sDoed.s saiA The prospective pr
sAasss. -Sst must have . sssels
hoeoAs
-Hsss = ~ that I'm warrast y -
psrfsetly sGes.. said ne dealer. ~
11oatins . ed leokins sess1 asas ~
.Ase pos ssrs b y ~ afsail q
aaytAingrs insists1 ~ DaA
TAs dealer assumed - cir & 1eeD
rs1sct1sA ''wsll." 10 sAi1. -tAeso's
cas thing - hes alwayS sDpsaro1 -
- afraid q sysr sinoe ~ hin y
sss0s - n he's scared - 1saeh eoe
fear s0Ds sas might ~ 'whsai' 40
b aot bear it"-Lpptncottt.
saespsNosaes q AasshselH-lss.
well. Binkssy.- sail -JiGesrs. -
sally. 'di1 yos eeissrafs IL rssssh
= Jsiy h Aeting nanssrr'
.Yos 6st aid." sail Dinkssy. VIM
. svsllias chest
what dsd yes Cor ssksd JiegsrA
= rod the Dsclasatioa q ln1epsa4
sses - ny mothsrln-lav." said Bink-
-.
-PAsssw!- whisslsl Jisssra "Yss
ere brave maa. afeat youf"
-OA. sos % vssy." sail Binkssy. =
AaA n >.-. 49, Ax~Sa~~> -A.A
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

Rosalind-You may kiss ne on the
forehead
orlando-And Set . bang h the
month. OIL -. But must say ME
your cheek 10y
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22
rtssee Va.

Brink. you spssd abest AaAf yosl
t1Ue tuhsVtag VIII tAaa meier beoe
WHAT 70 there aeost II that's - q
Rasttvef"
.Ths e7se pst isse n ss1 49,.
The Dolores star. [volume] (Dolores, Montezuma County, Colo.) 1901-current, 1911-09-22

fsaDy-Pen 49, lsesss iopesvs
vith agef
Tommy's pop-ves. ~ -, IN u
tssshls 70 ~ avseaos ~ weot ~
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
sewer Almost Ready

Sewer Contractor McCade is
busy cleaning out the sewer system.
preparatory to making his final re-
port to the council. From infor.
nation at hand. it will be another
week before the sanitary sewer
system of Holly will be ready for
acceptance by the town.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
kilIs Mere Than WIld Beasts

The numbsr Of people killed yearly BY Wild
beas.s doa't approach The vsst aG.ssr killed
BY dis.sse germs. No Rfs is sale iron thsir
food. b.. 1r.ai pro..cs;oa is .io.1.d Iy Ei.e-
deadly diss.ss germs from the systsa. Thst's
why chills. fever end ssee. I'll aelsrial saa
maay blsod di.sssss yisll promptly to this
woaderfL blood pur6sr. Try tha.. anl eaioy
the glorious health cad asw strsasth they'll
give you. Moasy beck. not ss.ises1. Oniy
Soc Il Ill druggists.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
NOTICE ron evsl,eArsos..
Dsssra...s 4 ~ isAssisr.

- Ooo0rA0oo4 . ~ hoAos10s,
U. 3. L. O6ss = 49, csh..
las y. nal.
Csh.:.h = S.s..~l IL m. ..1s $4,000 ssssy
~. - lssiS Y; o1a9J i.t ...aL.s.. s-.r.:.
psasss ssss. kss 81 80, 4 ,lssaiss /, - 81
ss.ysr sssf = $1,000 el.. H. - ssss ~
ssrSsd. a::ss I. N. Z.ksssr. U.Asl 9AsAss Cse.is
Gaane.a saa:e - ~i..sssss: 5. Hss.hsek. Ths.ss
ylsss. A. ". hsrshsek. s. n. SesS. u Il Hsls.
E-s..s n. WLAsksr. REGISTER.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
NOTICE ron svsL,cArsom.
Dsesraasss Il - hasrssr
~

Oe0oss0aal q d 6leftof
U. 5. L..l Okes q Ls.ar. csL.
Jsss n. 1911.
Nssiss y hsssy Gyss Ass er..eis A. sAs~s. Il Hss.
Csb.. .Ae. = Asra 70. le0 .aAs ksasssssl ssesss-
iss tSsiA ks.Ser o92N) ~ sssaA-sast sssssss
ssssiss ss..sAP y ss.sh rs.ss = .sss Il = d
.ss. hss 81 ..ti.s = .s.s.i.s = ..Ls sas
ose,ss ssssa = es.chssh sle. H. ss1 sksss 49,
si:s:s Hsn. csrs1s. .. he lsA ~ i A.s.. lSli
CsAe.a ssnes - ~isesssss; g. ". Gsas. ". o.
Cs~isy. w. D. Dssasr. ess.L GssLn II Il Hsxv. Csis
E.ss.s N. VA.sLss. Rss;s,sr
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
m HOLLY c,aeffAM. HOLLY. COLORADO

Sersaas ssssiss sassfa esessosss. kss0
enise - ae0ay ChsnAssinis's iainsss
sssay. h vin ssosvs ~ ssssasss 80
Wisklv ssssss ~ passs - Assishy ees-
q isa. Fer aals by ~ Aaeasu.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
Aeeused Of Stsslins

3. Z. Chsnbssiais ef C,iss6S, NJ.
headiy sssusso Duskiss's Ar.iss 1aAvs q
sasaiiae-ths saiA6 frso bsses ~ ssa1As
-shs eais freo ssrss q - kiads 49,
disarsss frea beils o. pilss. III rsbs sses.
sesss. brisss. sesaias - iajssies Il
thsis tsrrss." - ssys. ''ss . hsslist
rsosdy jes sqssl dse's sxist." Osly zSe
as I'll dsuffiss.
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18

It costs but little more than
plain paper. Your name and ad>
dress neatly printed on 100 note
heads and envelopes for only
The Holly chieftain., 1911-08-18
ADDITIONAL LOCAL

Supt. G. l. Collins, wife and son
Spsacsr returned home on Wed
nssday from an extended eastern
trip.
James White, arrested last week
On . change of murder, was taken
70 Cairo, ILL.,, last Tuesday, waiv.
ing extradition formalities.
An effort is being made to have
Miss Mary Flueckiger reconsider
her resignation from the princi-
palship-of the Holly schools.
w. w. Ealy, the ice cream man,
was mystified Yesterday when. on
unlocking his place of business.
he found his day book partially
burned, box Of matches being
within an inch of it The question
that is agitating Bills mind is,
how in tophet did the book burn
and the matches remain untouch.
edY Bill passes it up to the dear
public to determine.
Fred Jarvis. superintendent OF
the Santa Fe shops at La Junta,
was here on Woodman day, with
over 800 employees. Mr.. Jarvis is
one of the Oldest members of Wood
craft in Colorado, having joined
the fraternity when he was l8.
A feature of Woodman day was
the excellent lemonade dispensed
by the Holly Lumber & Supplies
Co., absolutely free of charge. tub
after tub being consumed by the
thirsty multitude.
Mrs. Gordon Walters, wife of
the town engineer, who has been
visiting her parents in Denver the
past few weeks, is expected home
next Thursday.
Mrs. Mary Bruner and daughter,
Miss Susie, of Charles Mix county,
North Dakota. mother and sister,
respectively, of Mrs. w. F. DeBus,
are the latter's guests and may re-
main here for an indefinite period.
r. I. Clark, one of the live wires
of the Lamar Commercial club and
son of Proprietor CLARK of the
Clark mineral spring at Pueblo,
was in town last Wednesday, ad.
vertising the Prowers County fair.
Frank Cretcher returned from
Scott City, Kan, last Tuesday.
County Supt. of Schools Nellie
L. Reed, accompanied by her hus-
band, was in town last Wednesday.
Through nard luck and lack of
form last Sunday, the Holly club
lost the game with the Syracuse ag-
gregation, on the latter's grounds,
the score standing l3 to 5 when
the game was called.
j. B. Harden, the affable cashier
Of the First National bank, con.
templates an automobile trip to
Ohio in the near future.
r. Tuchman of Minneapolis
Mimi, an expert fruit raiser, was
in town last Wednesday looking
up suitable fruit farm, and will
traverse the valley until he finds
one, SO smitten is he with the
natural resources and climate of
the Arkansas Valley.
E. L. Hall, the urbane head of
the far.famed Payne Investment
Co. of Omaha, arrived last Wed.
nesday and will sojourn here indef.
initely.
Nicholas Arends of Spearville,
Kan, who purchased portion of
the Linville property just across
the river, took in the sights here
on Woodman day and is entnusi.
astic as to the possibilities Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
TODAYS GAME.
Ingram VS.. Hamline.

North Carolina was unable to halt the
advance Of the Sherwood team yester-
day, and the latter won burlesaue ball
game by the lOpsided score OF ID to g.
Langford and Henderson were soft for
the Presbyterians, eighteen hits being
amassed by Manager Loves hopefuls,
who scored at will. In only two innings
OF the nine did they fail to score one
or more runs, in the majority Of the
sessions annexing more.
Noone. doing the bulk of Sherwood S
pitching lately, showed his best form
SO far. though he was slightly wild.
| passing six men. He allowed but three
hits and caused fifteen men to blast large
cavities in the air.
| Hendersons pitching was not worthy
of the name. but Langford who replaced
him. was vast improvement, four hits
only being made off him in three in
nings.
Henderson. Oliver and Hurd each poled
a single, all of the hits the Tar Heels
were credited with.
| Patton. on third for Sherwood, gave
his batting average an appreciate boost,
making four hits, one a double, out of
five efforts.
! Sam Hiett was the leading slugger,
two Of his three hits being good for extra
bases, q double and a swing-around.
| Brass rings were plentiful yesterday.
twelve men getting free trips to first
from the beavers.
Loveless and Branner did some effective
clouting yesterday, each bingling three
times.
Once more the base-stealers held car
nival, nine of them pulling a theft. This
is becoming such a regular occurrence
that the writing Of 1t Is becoming mo-
notOnous.
Hiett hung UP mark yesterday that
will probably stand long time for other
| ambitious youths to shoot at-the dark
haired boy scoring six runs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30
<hERIINENI COMMIT
KsssHappeniq&$sr Sportdom

enough speed and shoots to be successful.
But with men on the bases the big mo-
ton has to be changed to short, jerky
one. and it depends then on whether tho
ball has as much on IL as before. Sue
cessful pitchers are not affected by tho
change of motion, but IL is the one
thing that bothers every youngster who
breaks in.
AID Wolgast proposes to retire IL he is
beaten by Owen Moran. A statement
made by the lightweight champion re-
Gently would indicate that he is none too
sure of beating the Englishman. At least
he created this impression when he
handed out the following:
If l lose this fight / will retire. de-
clares Wolgast. Il could never get a re-
turn match from Moran, for he would
hurry off to England with the world s
title, no matter what inducements were
offered him to fight me a second time.
Freddie Welsh and Matt Wells would
hurry after Moran and they'd have a
great squabble over the honors thus
won.
This statement would seem to in
dictate that Wolgast isn't overconfident.
He Is not foolish enough to regard Moran
as an easy mark, for lie has been up
against the Briton before and knows that
he cannot be trified with. As far as
stamina goes, Wolgast evidently knows
that Moran has plenty of IL. inasmuch AZ
the latter boxed two draws. one of
twenty-five and the other of twenty-three
rounds, with .kttell. Wolgast of course
is a harder hitter than Attell and should
set much harder pace. but II is gen.
orally conceded that the lightweight
champion cannot afford to become care
less, as Moran is the most dangerous hit
ter. barring Nelson. he has ever met.
Freddie Welsh thinks Wolgast will win
by knockout. but this opinion may be
due to the ill-feeling between Welsh and
Moran. Matty Baldwin, who has boxed
with both Wolgast and Moran. says the
Briton will outpoint the American all the
way, as the latter is outclassed in ring
science.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30
PH|LL|ES WON'T
GET NAP RUCKER
Ebbetts Has No Intention of
Trading Star SouthpaW
Pitcher.
Special pinnatch TO The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. June 30-"Dooin
has. about as much chance of getting
Nap Rucker in q trade as Brooklyn has
Of acquiring Mathewson from the Giants.
and such a deal Is absurd" This came
from "Bilr' Dahlen in answer to the
many rumors that are floating around
this city that the Quakers and Superbas
are to figure in a deal involving Rucker.
On very good authority 1t is said that
Scanlon has been requested by the Phil
lies in an exchange, and 1t is thought
that the men whom Doom wishes to ex-
change for him are Fred Beebe and
HUMPHREYS both pitchers Of no certain
character. Such a deal does not seem to
be much in favor Of Brooklyn. especially
In view of the way in which Scanlon has
pitched for Brooklyn recently. DOC" is
not very strong with the owner of the
club, and for that reason he may be sac
rifced for a more willing worker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-06-30

block for Manager Meetings. boys. but
he was bounced for ten hits, which in
cluded three triples. Holbruner was the
batting star, the second sacker hammer
ing out two long ones, both good fol
three bags and both run producers.
The game was played specially for the
benefit of Spence Harvey. who was seri-
ously hurt last Wednesday, when he was
"beaned" by a fast one from Strobe1
Quite g. sum was realized for the injured
player. who is recovering nicely and will
be seen in Manager Taylor's lineup
shortly.
Only one clean hit was made off the
pitching of Thompson. and that by +.
Callow, who walloped the pill for triple.
The other hit credited to the outfielder
was measly fly which fell behind the
pitcher and on which Gregory made a
hard try, but failed to get
The Southern team looks much stronger
than the Car Department aggregation.
and to league followers 1t is surprising
that two games have been lost to the
leaders. Car, however. has played ex-
.ceptionally good ball, and with Harvey
out of the game they were do doubt
weakened.
In the third inning Southern made three
triples, but only one run resulted. Hob
bruner led off with a long one over Cal
lows dome. McGregor hit one in the
same spot and reached third on the bang.
but is only credited with a one-sacker. as
he neglected to touch the second sack
and was out. Peck slammed another in
the direction of center and easily reached
the third station. On Platzs grounder to
Handy the Southerner's catcher was
tagged at the plate.