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Letters From the cor

OF thy face h thou eat bread and
me manual iaborer osn always sleep.
Therefore In the evening put on your
overoost and button It and take a run
sround the blocl-not too fast. but
keep going. And soon the p~erspiration
win ON Keep on running unul you
feel very tired, then go TO bed. Do not
catch cold. Do not talk 20 any one
and wait until morning to wash up. II
your case II of long standing II may
require two or three runs before you
have the full benefit.
DOCTOR. Babylon, l.. I.
Friday.
To the Editor Of Tbs Evening World;
On what day of the week did Oct. ~,
1873. FAM w. s. II.
Central Park IL the Larger.
To the Editor Of The Evening World;
Which 10 the larger park. Central OF
Prospseti J. J, u
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NO.
y ths Editor Of ms Evening World;
r th~ae such Q thing as an Edison
starr q. A.. J.
UsinO brain At Cost Of Body.
To u Dditus Of Ths Evening World:
70 your correspondent who cannot
slssO ! would say that n he will change
HE habits Of living he will probably
not be troubled in that way. He evil
IDENTIFY 10 using his brain too much and
the rest of his body too little. There
10 too much blood In Ids head n too
littis in his feet HIS mental faculties
ass uudsr such high pressure that they
cannot stop with the routine work Of
the day. but continue through the
night. We must open the safety valve
a. there will be a catastrophe. That
IN Ms case means he must ~squalize tho
euusiation. Our Maker knew what he
~ ~ No H ~ N ~ sweat
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He Would Get the Coal.

THE Judge Of the Juvenile Court. leaning for
ward In his chair. looksd ssarhingy from
1 the Discreet and very ragged rccaninny be-
for his desk TO the ample and phdtous form Of
the ~culpqit's mother. Why DO you send him 10
the railroad yards TO pick up coai'' demanded His
Honor. You know It = against the law 10 ~nd
your child where he will b In Jeopardy Of his life. "
Decd, ledge, I doesn't sd I'm; ! nebber
has cent i'm. 'deed"-
Doesn't he bring homs ths eosl'" interrupted
the Judge. impatienty.
But. ledge. l whips 'im9 edge. sbery tine b
brings II: ! whips Dc little npsaWon till b
icAyn't set. deed ! does"
The careful disc,pinarsn turned her broad.
shiny countenance reprovtney upon her undi,<uYbsd
offspring. but kept Q ooncilistoy eye for the Judge.
You bum the cosl he bring. do you noti"
persisted the Judge.
Burns it-burns it-'cosc ! burns It. W.,
Jedse. l has to 1t It out oh do way
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Remembering tho Sabbath.

THE reverence for the Sabbsth In Ocoo1anA
sometimes takes . form ons would Aag19
have anticipated. J
An old Highland man once szpiainsd - =
English tourist;
They've a Godfearins s<t oSolha. - q.
dsed they are. and IN ew ~ en insAass ~
Last sabbath, juAt Is the hrk W. dkaaln'.
there VI. a drover chap fNe Dumf4Ss aho6 ~
rad. whis,iin' and lookin' a. !happy = y
Is a God<eanns set Of laads, and thy NJ r
upon him and almost Killed HIN. "-0E -
dispatch.
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WHY don't you and MIN back With itrs His
Honor miled insinuAtingly - h raspsd out ths
~Que<tion.
Send him hack. Jsdgsi" sxclaimsd the vuaaa.
throwing w her hands In . saeuv Of aseonidA-
ment. Send I'm back wy. Jedge. aiA't 20
lest done been told me I didn't oushtw sd ~
chid TO no ssh dansesome and 3sopasdsus
p~lscs i"-You Companion.
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emerged with the
throngs after the
shifting Of the
Phillies At the
h a n d Of the
Giants.
subway. sonf"
replied tho fond
father. DO you
see those rubber
neck automob iles 2
We're going down
town on one of
those. Wen cele-
brate this glorious
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BY Roy L. cCardell.

e A MT we going In the subway.
~ Pop3" asked the little Jar
boy. as he and his father
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Ouse II m subway extension. Each
d these things they deem much more important than any addition
TO ocean front property.
In a measure they are right. But the city can build more hos
pitfalls and more school houses and the subway next year, while it
cannot be sure OF getting desirable beach property next year at any,
thing like the price it can get it to-day. The Dreamland site is a
hrd-and the bird is on the wing.
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victory, beginning here!"
How much do they charge, Pop"'
asked the delighted child.
The evening world., 1911-05-31
CARNEGIE AND MORGAN.

UT Of all the talk on the part Of steel magnates and
s. !; :: :: !: !: !: !: 9: !: !: !: !: :: : :: !: :: :: !: :: :: !: !: !: !: !: !: s: !: !: !: !: :: !: 6: :: !: :: !: e: : E: !: :: :: : :: !: :
lne1 Ii their opponents that has followed the testimony
YR~ given by John W. Gates to the investigating COM
FS mitee Of the House there has come but ore
nj point Of agreement, and that is that Mr.. Andrew
~ G@3g2 Carnegie got more money from tho Morgan syndi-
D cate than he ever should have got.
Judge Gary, for example, was quoted as saying: "The principal
point in Mr.. Gatesis testimony was that Andrew Carnegie got many
more millions for his steel holdings than the actual properties were
worth. No one ever denied that fact"
Yet, strange as it may seem, a contrary opinion once prevailed
In the land. 1t was believed the honest ironmaster had been cheated
BY the sstute fnancier. The story ran that Carnegie complained to
Morgan: "f ! had known you could float q billion dollar trust I would
have charged you at least twenty-five millions more for my interests"
And that Morgan replied, of you had stood out for fifty millions
more you would have got it," 1t was added that Carnegie nearly wept
every time he thought of his innocence.
Such was the tale of yesteryear. Yet now all the men on the
inside say the only wicked partner to the deal was this same Carnegie.
But Carnegie is no longer a partner.
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ON THE WING.

oNCERN1NG the suggested purchase Of Dream
land site for a public park, Comptroller Prender-
CAST and President Mitchell Of the Board of Alder
men say there are at this time other needs OF
the city moro pressing than that. They cite
among them the need for more hospitals, more
The evening world., 1911-05-31

"VI reHUIHUPu 1amIHes, but TINS IS not one OF
them. During the hunting season the sportsman expects in the or
binary course OF things to be shot for a deer or to shoot some one
else. When q bird hunter, bending over to tie his shoe, has the
tails OF his hunting shirt shot away by mistake for a flock Of quail.
that also is natural and expected. Such things give a charm to the
merry hunters life by adding to its excitements and its vicimitudes.
But no youth walking with his girl in the springtimc expects to be
shot. for q ~woodchuck.
Love making, holiday making, summer lettering BY lake and sea
and river have dangers enough Of their own without being ex-
posed to those Of the shooting season as well. It may be laid down
a. . safe proposition that during the months when city folks are
frequent in the woodland ways the farmers boy should never be
permitted to take his gun with him when he goes out. Amend the
game laws
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AMEND THE GAME LAWS.

lille a young man and his fiancee were sitting
under a tree on the shores of Snyder Lake, near
Cohoes, they were mistaken for woodchuck by a
farmers boy and shot, both of them being seriously
wounded.
There are accidents that fall within the scope Of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Tonight at Bennington the Mont
pelier high school pupils will present
"A White Mountain Boy and on
Wednesday night, April IL, the play
will be given at the Theatre. The
play is a pretty ffve-act drama, and
will be interspersed with good speci-
alties. The prices of admission will
be 25 and 35 cents.
Five hundred pairs of mems, ladies'
and children's oxfords and slippers
to close out at greatly reduced prices
at Whitman's Bargain Basement.
Charlie Hager received paper
from Watertown, N Y, Wednesday
containing the notice of the appoin-
ment of his son, George, to the posi-
ton of deputy postmaster of that
city. The position carries with it a
salary of $1,000 year. Mr.. Hager
has been a clerk in the postoffice
there for IL years.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

@. III. Brown was up from Ban-
croft over sunday. He and Mrs.
Brown returned last week from a
two months soiourn in Southern
California Charlie will have charge
of the G. w. d M. Co.'S. branch house
at Bancroft.
Assistant Superintendent w. G.
Lambert of the Short Line and his
brother, II. b., left Tuesday for Pal
mer, Kan, to attend the funeral o.
their brother, r.. G. Lambert, whb
died last Monday In hospital
Houston, Texas.
One lot of ladies' dress skirts to
close out at prices below manufactur-
er's cost. Come and see them at II.
b. Whitman's.
"Mr. Bob" a laughable two-act
comedy, was presented in very
cIeditable manner at the First waed
hall Wednesday night by member
of the Mutual associations. Eacl
character was well sustained and the
play went with that snap and ging-
er necessary to make comedy
success.
The line of mems suits shown by
r. L. Burgoyne is the largest ane
most up-to-date in town. Call ano
let them show you some Of the dandy
new spring styles.
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against Perkins. His attorney inn
mediately fled notice of appeal to the
district court. The affair is one of
those deplorable petty ones, which
could have been avoided entirely,
and for the good of the community it
is certainly to be hoped that a similar
affair will not occur again.
Last night King Solomon Lodge, A.
f. & A. M, conferred the M. M. de-
gree upon two candidates. Members
TO the order were present from Kem-
merer, Cokeville and Pocatello to
the number of 30. A pleasing Incl
dent of the evening was the presenta-
zion of silk hat to Worshipful Mas
ter Chas. e. Reese, by the dozen or
more newly made members. The
presentation of this token of esteem
to the presiding Master, was in keep
ing with a similar incident which
occurred in the lodge a few week ago,
when the lodge presented handsome
Masonic apron to Henry Douglas,
who served the lodge faithfully as
Master for the past two terms.
After the close of lodge sumptu-
Gus banquet was served, and the
evening was one which will long be
pleasantly remembered by the mem
bers of the fraternity who were pres
emit
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Ct. HI.
Greene, received the sad news of the
death Of her father, ID. ID. Sullivan,
which occurred at Soda Springs.
Deceased had been suffering with an
affusion of the left lung for some
time, and an operation was the only
hope of saving his life, but owing to
his age and enfeebled condition he
was not able to withstand the shock
of the operation, which was perform
ed by DIR. Kack1y of Soda Springs.
Mr.. Sullivan was one of the pion-
GERS of GENTLE Valley, and was well
and favorably known in Bannock
county. His death removes another
one of the men who fought to pre-
serve the union, and who are rapidly
answering the last bugle call
He is survived by a widow and
nine children. Mrs. Greene went to
Soda this morning to attend the fun
eral, which will probably not be held
until Sunday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31
DOUGLAS FURNITURE Co.

The best is none too good. Hills
Bros coffee, tea, baking powder, ex-
tracts and spices are the best. Sold
by Il. M. Stewart, the grocer.
When you have rheumatism in your
foot or instep apply Chamberlain's Lin
iment and you will get quick relief II
costs but quarter. Why suffer? For
sale by Modern Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Try the Cruikshank rooming house
for furnished rooms; hot and cold water;
bath in connection. Good. clean beds.
Dave Anderson and family left
Tuesday for their new home in Po-
catello. Mr.. Anderson has purchased
property on South 4th avenue.
Two of the best places in the coun-
ty for sale, near Georgetown. 1t will
pay you to investigate this. They
are both real bargains. b. r.. ".
Land Company.
If you want a good meal when in
Paris, call at the Cottage hotel.
e. w. Rinehart returned last Sat
urday from Portland and other
points in Oregon, where he had been
for ten days assisting in settling his
fathers estate. -
Say, ''one-two-nine' to central
when you want a load Of "That Good
Coap'.
Try sack of the Montpelier flour,
made from local wheat, blended with
hard wheat. 1t is the best family
flour that can be bought, regardless
of the price.
For sale, three houses and lots in
desirable locations in Pocatello; call
on or address Sam L. Lewis, Mont
pelier.
The Montpelier Dramatic company
will hold the boards at the Theatre
on the nights of the horse show,
April 81 and %, presenting For Her
Brothers Sake and Little Ala
bama.n -~
Pianos from $3.50 up. Terms to suit
the customer Call or write for cat
alogues and full information.-Ge
O. Walton.
III. p. Zimmerman, who shipped
two car loads of horses to California
last week, said that he expected to
return here for the horse show on
April 81 and % at which time he hop
ed to buy another car or two of good
horses.
Save money by taking advantage
of the special sale on mems, ladies'
and children's shoes and slippers at
Whitman's Bargain Basement.
w. b. Graham was up from Salt
Lake over Sunday, looking after his
ranch at Bennington. Mr.. Graham
has not sold his land in Mexico, as he
still has faith in that country and
believes that in a few years his land
will be worth much more than what
it cost him.
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M
C1zzl<ALz

Our values the best to be had any,
where. We handle nothing but
the purest drugs obtainable and we
sell on the closest possible margin
of profit.
Our stock Of toilet waters and
perfumes is always complete and
every article is attractiyely priced.
| We have the choicest line of
cigars in town.
The Modern Drug Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31
Use A Vacuum Cleaner.

Don't go to the trouble of taking
up your carpets this spring, when
you can have them cleaned with an
electric vacuum cleaner, the modern
and sanitary method. Carpets, rugs,
couches, portierers and lace curtains
cleaned quickly and thoroughly.
Homes cleaned in the order i'm which
they are filed at our store. Charges
reasonable.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Following are the candidates for city
offices to be voted for at the election to be
held in the city of Montpelier on Tuesday,
April 4, 1911.
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Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Mar. 81. 1911

Montpelier, Idaho, Mar. 81. 1911
All kinds of pruning shears at C.
w. & M. Co.
Fine Kodak weather this.
We carry Red Devil cement.-Sid-
ney Stevens Implement Co.
Best quality alfalfa seed 10 cents at
G. w. & M. Co.
Remember, you can't go a fishin'
during the month of April.
Miss Goldie Lewis visited with her
parents in Pocatello over Sunday.
For sale, two residences in Mont
pelier; call on Sam L. Lewis.
Conductor Judkins and wife left
Monday for months visit in Mis-
souri,.
That tin and granite ware sale is
still on at @. w. & M. Co.
He Ahui5s AIu VIII IIl0oB dG UilS M
E. Hall Thursday afternoon, April
9th at Up. m.
We have in stock good supply of
No. A grade of Alfalfa seed.-Sid-
ney Stevens Implement Co.
Second hand organs from $40 up.
Terms s. per month.-Geo. o. Wal
tom
]. ]. Taylor returned Tuesday
from two weeks business trip to
Los Angeles and San Francisco.
If you want to figure on Kodak,
come in now, while our stock is COM
plete.-Rinehart Studio.
J. J. Toronto, the piano tuner, will
be in Montpelier in a few weeks.
Leave orders at the Hotel Burgoyne.
Latest novelties in mems spring
hats and oxfords, hosiery and neck
wear at H. b. Whitman's.
John 0'Connor went down to Mil
ner last Monday to superintend the
starting of spring work on his ranch.
And so do his sisters and his cousins
and his aunts.-H. M. s. Pinafore. At
the Theatre Monday night, April II.
e. L. Burgoyne's line of mems
shoes is complete with all the late
spring shapes.
Methodist services next Sabbath.
Theme for both sermons, Behold
the Lamb of God" You are cordi-
ally invited.
And polished up the handle of the
big front door-H. M. s. Pinafore.
At the Theatre Monday night, April
II.
Get our prices on barbed wire be-
fore buying elsewhere, both black
and galvanized.-D. McLennan.
Henry Schriber was released from
the county Jail on bond, Tuesday,
pending the appeal of his case to the
supreme court.
FOR SALE, cheap for cash a sec
ond hand soda fountain. Call at Kit
er Bros drug store.
Twin boys registered at the home
of Mr.. and Mr.. John Williams last
Saturday. The mother and young
sters are doing nfCsfy
I Mrs. I'll. Burton and two children
left Thursday for Filler. They will
also visit Pocatello and Butte, Mont,
before returning home.
Myers pumps with glass valve seat,
the best ON earth at CIV. d M. Go.
At Pccatello Wednesday Judge
Bulge sentenced nine violators of
the local option law to pay fines
ranging from $50 to $500.
President j. r. Shepherd was in
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Miss Lillian Spongberg, who has
been stenographer for the Studebak-
Bros. Co. at Logan for the past two
years, is visiting this week with her
parents. She will leave tomorrow
for Twin Falls to take similar posi-
tion with the company under Man
ager J. A. Barrett, who was recent
ly transferred from Logan to Twin
Falls. --.-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

VIM. M. Farrell is the. new road
master on this division of the Short
Line, relieving John Jones, resigned.
Mr.. Farrell has been foreman of one
Of the extra gangs for the past year
and is said to be well qualified for
the POSITION promoted to. He was for
several years engaged in railroad
construction work in Mexico. -Kem-
merer Camera.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Mrs. I'll. Burton and two children
left Thursday for Filler. They will
also visit Pocatello and Butte, Mont,
before returning home.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

President J. r. Shepherd was in
Pocatello Wednesday to attend a
meeting of the board of directors of
the Academy Of Idaho.
No need to have your overcoat on
in the house when you use Kemmersr
coal, it's all coal.-WilIiams Coal Co.
The only quick action washing ma
chine is sold by the G. w. 4 N. Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Myers pumps with glass valve seat,
the best ON earth at G. w. 4 M Go.
At Pccatello Wednesday Judge
Bulge sentenced nine violators of
the local option law to pay fines
ranging from $50 to $500. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

The Montpelier Dramatic company
will hold the boards at the Theatre
on the nights of the horse show,
April 81 and %, presenting "For Her
Brothers Sake and Little Ala
hanoo
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Miss Goldie Lewis visited with her
parents in Pocatello over Sunday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-03-31

Remember, you can't go a flshin'
during the month of April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-08
Can Blair Trim
All-Stars

The All Star team OF The stars
kid league In pretty cheety after
winning the pennant and The stars
prize cup. but players on the other
teams oplne they would stand little
chance OF defeating a team com.
posed Of taars of the other teams OF
the league. OF course the All'Stars
take another view Of the matter.
The only way 10 settle the con-
troverny Is by n game. and n game
has been arranged TO take place ut
Lincoln Park Saturday morning at
40. The following ali.etar team
has been picked 10 meet the stars:
49, ~ tst 4 4
4 =
4 ALL-srAR 4
4 Catcher--Coleman and Col =
4 Inns.
4 Pitchcr-Blair. Smith and =
4 Levitt.
4 First base Stone. 4
4 Second baec--Hurwitx 4
4 ahortstop- simon. =
4 Third baae--O'Brien. 4
4 Left field-Pinkman. 4
4 Right fleld--Grant. 4
4 Center field-Dctman. 4
4 Extra outfieider - Rose 4
4 and slason. =
4 Extra infielder--F. vanx =
4 and 0ilroy. =
xxxx 49, Nv
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Just another Another hunter who Thought mar

osseshss Another hunter who thought
something Also another hurried cal
broken amy undertaken Some time
Mt the
they but In the the
exciting moment all right 10 have
the bounding yet
the hardly uaes the wanon slaughter
OF fellowhnnter
That's all right You steal players pups
stealing the games--so whaisIhc dinf
Since Lynch retired Of the Seattle
year following with ID. r Dugdne
the best OF
Right down In hei hearts though they like each other
tho
seatetha HI pull all the nai out OF the
his ecf that's the must have done
Hollis
hvans their signatures In his office
Rare o. enough hut Dug can't zoe H.
d
Householder pr Art Bus Fred Weed svipes the
did cr notice the sort OF bat they
a
Householder ouye nugrcr club big enough 20
the Willie kecler and Weed and
which long club crukshank
model Shea Frank Chance BIN Leard swings
Ty Cobb the other pitchers generally
ous6olders Baes nrdswhcn these uggers
not ocki.S When they are they don't
yesterday tbs field and Hollis short
bad uuyn played with the Port
and valuable utility
ou,ed nfed rolls with equal Mecreds org
control When he binder
machine passed his This
deprived him his natural speed Babe Hollis Ia California boy
Williams this
There 10 little story the
Shacfcrd the local boy tried
umpns In the W. league earlier the season. scouting In the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-08

ss a's he s a
them TOW. sad hA, they wee up The Tiger hoo DUG was
waiting In his office. with contracts prepared
emy ss ssai '
s s s ss @ s a.s
asa zones that Hashs Fsson upon very
s ss ss's are "a sA 50 so ss
ha.as One 70 place th BIZ where ;ssy
cant stop s@ svea n they are
!s:.: seem e :. coming :: ny last . @
.s' r. d. n ss
ssasr tina, Spokane has roy.
a. @ ss' The ssa s At
and .:,as Of the s. sa. VI" q. ssns % " osss for
s s' :. ss as ana
~. s x: n. &C.: . vel n ss cts ss;
$ 1ss % ss ss '''
&: s..; s e. IS: s.: :
s s "a ' $ .s s relieved a s.$s
wldness.
D.p.seh.. Chicago ssy Psssy
iss. and can easily reduce five more
,,s = % e w:s....y
a.. % as @ sa @ s 5s
a1r such faith TO- IN. been win
take one "Wednesday Manager waee received telegram from
Secretary Farrell Of the National association Holmes
under suspension by the Mobile club Of the Southern and
xs to ask pass rse TT the
innings
The islanders looked formidable Goodman
lgot
Big I'd Ksnnedy former Tiger into left and cementson held
down right That fair outed
nsdy scnshens tho Keller makes far better
than short fielder Murdo
pair young Pitchers Lefty Msi Nc
Creepy and Thosen
looks like McCamment
pitsi list they wirng
could have this ncup
wouldn't be the bottom OF the ladder with 2
puodale stated
~ Of the Giants 1872 This Teaey experience
said the making
team. and that Is will
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Aa~HaNaaa~aI $500 la'HHHaa~r
COAST LEAGUE

N>ruen .stss...s....sssf
~ - erssrt>ro ..sssss....t
csr.on and Hogan Fsnninr sni Bern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-09-08

OAKLAND, Cal. Sept. s.-The
funeral Of Eddie Smith, weilknown
sporting writer and referee. who
died at Providence hospital hero
after an extended illness. was held
today from the lodge rooms Of the
Oakland Eikg. The services were
conducted by Vim. ~. l.. Hynss. OK
allied ruler Of the lodge, and were
open 20 the public.
An immense throng followed the
cortege 10 the grave.
Robert NJ. Fitzgerald, a close
friend OF Smith aud for many
years hts associate as president OF
the Reliance Athletic Club, deIiy-
cred the funeral address.
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Tigers Come Back

y pr1x Sxp4 4Sy
4 ttt tttt $500 ~ 4 4 !
4 As THE SCORER SAW IT
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victoria took another from tire
Pippins yesterday. 20 :. The
scoring was all done In the first
innings. The Islanders scored two
off Jensen In both the first and
second. but IN the third Jess Gar
rett went In and held them bitiess.