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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20
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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

BY Ralph n. Greene. n. D,
Chief Physician, Florida
Hospital for the Insane,
Chattahoochee.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

Mrs A-wei, if It isn't Mrs B. What
a stranger you arel Why, It's quite five
years since I saw you.
Mrs. B.-Yes. Why haven't you been
to see me?
Mrs. A.-Oh, dear, you know how bad
the weather's been.-The Pathfinder.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

the young children of the streets at s
o clock. This must be the dog that put
the cur" IN curfew.-Cleveland Plain
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-10-20

In Connecticut hamlet where old
fashioned regulations are IN force, the
night Waterman has a dog that cEases
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
AT THE HOTELS

AT THE ARLlNGTON-A. Hilles, New Orleans; F. o. Eaton, city; J. r Gates. St. Louis; E. T0mberlin, city; D. G. Bayne, <Lonoke; J. w. Lyman, Gould; o. w. Milner, Altheimer: G. A. McManus, city: J. l.. Brown anl family, city; S. c. Ramsey, Little Rock: s. A. Coco, LiJtle Rock; H. +. Hammock, San Antonio; D. B. Cheat ham and family, Clarkton, Mo-; G. P Swan, Dallas; H. M ailowe, New Orleans; T. F. Pearce. New Orleans; :; Ely Summers and wife, Stockton; E. C. Mclean, Minneapolis; J. F. Stew art, Camden
 AT THE ARLINGTON-Chas. \. Vaccaro. Memphis; w. M. Gilbert, S, Louis; C. w. Goodlander. Kansas City; IT. F. Wellismon, Milon, Tenn; Ed ward E. Sherlock, Cincinnati; C. T. Kiown, St. Louis: J. Chaffer, New York; Louis Epstein, St. Louis; II. C Hughes. Little Rock; w. K. Spillman Little Rock; Geo. B. Browning, Louis ville.; R. c. Bondurant, Memphis; E, ?. Blanh.on, Memphis; Adolph Lyons Little Rock; James Cutrel, New Or leans: A. N. Bloom, city; c. M. Nicho' city: H. R. Graham, Kansas City
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HOW TO SAVE
 THE WATER PIPES

Owing to the fact that the recen! cold spell is responsible for many bursted water pipss a local plumber yesterday told how accidents of t5is sort may be avoided. He said:
 '1t is not the boilers that cause the explosions, it's the water permi'- ted ito stay il the pipes that ltad to the range boilers. Nearly every hou se in Pine Bluff is supplied, or has been supplied in the last 20 years with d shut off-a road extending from th' floor with handle on it. At night the handle should be turned sjdeW,s ,se. That drains the water from the small pipes entering the boiler. Before you turn the handle, be sure to turn on the faucet, so as to drain every drop from the pipes. Then, in the morn ing, turn the handle back to its ori- ginal position, and, as MT. Dooley used to say: There ye air.
 With these precautions, the plumber said, there can be no explosion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09

7. 1.-The, "0-Cedar" all mop will cleaa and polish your hardwood floors.- McGaughy Hdw. Goa. IF g tf
 The Bartenders Union will meet next Sunday at which time the new ly elected officers will be installed.
 Mrs. Oliver Galbraith is quite sick st her home in this city. She has been quite sick for several weeks.
 Local No. 6, Boilermakers and Iron Shipbuilders of America will meet tonight at tie Odd Fellows hall on West Barraque street.
 All models of Base Burners and Soft Coal Stoves--all sizes-cah and see them.-Fox Bros. Hardware Co., Retail Department. n ID q.
 The local lodge of Elks. will meet tonight at which time several 'wjll be initiated. After the " cere- monies a dutch luncheon will be served.
 , We carry in stock full line Of Poultry Supplies including Buckeye and Queen Incuba!tors and Breeders; Tycers Thermometers. Leg Bands. Owens Laying Tonic and Lice Pow der, Charcoal, Grit and Oyster Shell, Sun Hinge Burners, etc., at reasonable prices.-Clevelhnd Matthews Hard- ware Go. If.
 The following officers were elect ed Sunday at the meeting of the con- gregation of the s. c. Alexander Mem- orial church: William Kientz, super intendent; J. Hs rvey Hudson, assist ant superintendent; Miss Mary Lee Blair, secretary; Miss Sarah Bishop, assistant secretary; Houston Blair, treasurer and Miss Bertha Bishop, or ganist.
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PINCHBACK TAYLOR
 PHONE 1882.

Nothing can compare with . sucks White Enamel oven Gas Range 1t can't rust. Sold by Reap | Craw- ford Furn. Go. If
 Complete stock of the old Relia' ble Winchester and U. N. c. shells and catridge--all makes Guns and Rifles.-HOWEIL ARMS co. Dept of Old Lloyd Gro. Go. 10-18-tf
 Hold your Calendar orders for . few days and see our line. Samples expected daily. We have the finest line ever brought to Pine Bluff. Pat. ronize home enterprise and give your orders to the Adams Printing Co.
 We can supply your every want in all kinds of Poultry Net Wire, Heavy or Light, High or Low, Front Yard, Ornamental Fence and Gates, Field and Barb Wire at most reason able pIices.-Cleveland- a t h e W 8 Hardware Co. If
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THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.

Bucks White Enameled ovens in Natural Gas Ranges are non-fust- able. Sold by Reap & Crawford Furn. n %
 Bucks White Enamel lined Gas aange ovens are the longest lived toves made.-Reap & Crawford Furn. n .f
 Don't forget we have the new pattern Winchester Automatic Shot Guns''-have you sen them? Stop in we are always pleased to show you.-- Cleveland Matthews Hardware Go. If
 For one dollar and twenty-five cents ($1.25) you can buy one Ql square Of one CD ply Tiger Roofing 36 feet long, 36 inches wide, complete with nails, caps and cement Will last 5 ito years-heavier in propor- tion-Sold only by Cleveland-MaI- thews Hardware Co. If
 Deputy Constable o. H. Harris re- turned yesterday from Augusta, Ark, where he went after w. o. Champion, negro, who Is wanted here for steal- ing a suit of clothes, a watch and SIS in money from another negro. The theft was committed some time ago. Champion is now in jail and will he given a hearing Wednesday before Magistrate l.. K. Cheek.
 Pine Bluff Typographical Union No. AT met in regular session Sunday afternoon at the Odd Fellows hall on West Barraque street The annual re- ports of the officers were received and a donation was sent to the Button Workers of Muscatine, Iowa, who are out on strike. President T. A. Will son, who has served for some time, rendered his resignation which will be acted on at the meeting in Feb ruarv.
 The High School opened yesfer- day morning for the final week or school before the mid-year examina- tions, which begin Friday. The stud ents have started out with redoubled energy to prepare themselves for the exams. All of next week will be talk en up with examinations and report cards will probably be given out next Friday week. The society work of the four clubs have been suspended until after examinations, as has also near ly everything else in studying and re- viewing.
 NOTICE.
 Family wanting boys 10 work around house. will please phone 1172 Branch Normal College. 1-4-3t
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i0:s6 \. N. 2:30 P. M. 7:3O T. M
 AUCTION!
 No. 220 MAIN STREET.


 Consolidation .oi several lines of Merchandise, to be sold to the highest bidder. Consisting of Diamonds, Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Cut Glass, China, Bric.a.Brac, Rugs, Furniture, Musical Instruments, etc. All goods from Pine Bluff dealers.
 This sale will begin Jan. 9th a1 2:S0 D. m. and will continue there after every morning afternoon and night, until further notice.
 This, stock has been ass mbled from several dealers who are overstocked and want to reduce their line and raise ready cash.
 All goods will be sold without re- serve to the highest bidders and will be guaranteed as represented by the auctioneer
 Chairs will be provided for the lad ies who are especially invited to at- tend the sales Several articles wi be given away at each session absoi utely free.
 The class of goods to be sold in tn finest and highest grade of goods eg- CT offered in this city at auction. There will be nothing but bargains for yon.
 T. A. Dr,,mmond, J. T. Anderson, Manager
 Auctioneer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09

!. F. Blaylock to Fred Senyard warranty deed, pt. NV l-4, NE 1-l section A, 6, 10, $60ao.
 I. N, Nall to James Hamilton, wa ranly deed, pt. fri. SEE fri 1-4 SW II of section IS, ,, 9, S1.00.
 Lafayette Washington Bell Dowd warranty deed, lot 2, Washington's ad- dition to Town of Tucker, $40.OO.
 W. J. Craig to L. c. Bobo, warran- ty deed, NE IA, SW IA, NE 1-4. section "A, 6, 10, $45O.o0.
 w. I. Payne to Martha Campbell, warranty deed, lot l, block 12, town of Sherrill, $250.00.
 Sawyer & Austin Lbr. Co, to A. J. Mau1, wa1rarty deed, NE 1-4, NE If, section 23, 5. II, $250.00.
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-Barbers Union No. 521 will meet tonight at No. 121 Main street.
 Look at our line of Gas Heaters they are the best-Fox. Bros. Hard ware 'Co.-Retail Department.
 F 28 tf
 Miss Lillian Rh:a, of No. 211 1-2 Main street is connaesciue from a $ spell of pneumonia.
 Complete assortment of Guns Bicycles. munition.--HOWELL ARMS co. Dept Of Old Lloyd Gro : Co
 -Bdck's Great White" Enamel :! Lined Natural Gas Ranges gre best be- cause they cant rust. Reap and Craw- lord Furn. Co.
 Robert Hill, an employe of the gas company, who has been III with appendicitis for some time at his home Twenty-fourth avenue and Walnut street. is able to be up.
 It makes the hens iay-green ground bone. Ground daily on our electric grinder. Ask US about it, Alexander Grocery Co.
 -The Steamer Lightwood arrived from the lower river Sunday night with fair cargo. The extreme cold weather has caused a falling off of the river trade
 New shipment Wading Pants just received. Complete stock Brush SBhells-2O. 16 and '2 gauge.--Howell Arms Co.,. dept. Of old Lloyd Gro. Co.
 Mrs. G. Hightower, of Draughon, was brought to this city yesterday and taken to the Davis Hospital for treat ment in Holderness' ambulance. She Is being attended by Dr. Breathwit. chicken runs and get down to busl- ness if you want to raise early healthy chickens. We have everything yon need.-Cleve land Matthews Hardware Co. Il
 The fire department was called to = No. 1214 Alabama street Sunday night dOOUL o U ClOCh. A DuIuluS Hue CduS- ed the alarm to be turned in but the blaze was extinguished without the a;d of the department The damage was small.
 The Ministe rial Alliance held a regular meeting at the Y M. C. 4. yesterday morning ait which several matters of interest to the pastors were discussed. \ committee was ap- pointed to conduct services at the county jail each Tuesday and today Rev. Otto Wilmington will preach 70 ; the inmates of the county jail The meetings will be held every week.
 You cannot fix that leaky house better or cheaper than to get your roofing from Cleveland-Matthewe Hardware Co. They carry all kinds of Galvanized and Painted Iron as we'll as composition roofing in Ill grades. tf.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
M. CANS COMPANY
 ELECTS OFFICERS

The M. Cans Company, the well known local wholesale house, held its annual election of officers and an- nual meeting yesterday. The usual dividend was declared and the off cers report that the past years busi- ness was most satisfactory. The fol- lowing officers and directors were re- elected for the ensuing year: $. '. Rosenberg, president; NJ. Cans, vice president, and M. Eisenkramer, sec retary and treasurer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
Multi Millionaire
 Died Suddenlv

Chicago, H., Jan. S.-R. T. Crane, the multi millionaire manufactures whose contention that the education and training given in colleges and universities is of little practical us4. to the students, has made him tar get for the heads of almost every col lege in the country. died suddenly to night
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
MRS. NELL TROTTER
SIP West Fifth Avenue.

Will make you a swell hat out O, your old one. Makes afternoon and evening hats. She carries sWsll line of buckram frames; makes fur hats, children and baby hats and honnets.
 Phone 1775.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
WANTED.

You to list your real estate with me for sale or rent deliver the goods. Try me and be convinced.
 TH0s SMITH Real Estate, Lonns and Investments. los 1-2 w. End. Phone 537 l2 5 I'm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
ALL KINDS OF REPAIRS.

Sewing Machines, Cash Registers, Typewriters, Clocks and Watches. All work guaranteed. Our prices are req sonah1e. Bicycles Sold, Rented and Repaired. All Work called for and delivered.
 Variety Sales X Repair Co. no Chestnut St. Phone 163 1
 JOE DURHAM, Mgr. If.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
NOTICE.

Family wanting boys to work around house, will please phone 1l72 Branch Normal College. 1-4-3t
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CARD OF THANKS.

We desire to sincerely thank our many friends for their many kind nesses shown in our recent bereave- ment.
 MIR. AND MRS. w. II. ANDERSON.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
FOR RENT

: 142O W. 5th ave. D, 24th and Cherry St. 7.., 616 Linden street. 1404 w. 9th ave. 14O6 w. 9th ave. 1904 w. 18th ave.
 906 Ohio street. , 820 Cherry street. 1903 Olive street.
 good house on Sulphur Springs road.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1912-01-09
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 FOR XMAS DINNER *A *sa *st

Fancy Dressed Turkeys (Texas stock) Fancy Dressed Geese,
 Fancy Dressed Chickens,
 Fancy Celery,
 Crapberrfes
 Plum Puddings,
 Oysters, Received this week a shipment of the Famous Princess Fruit Cakes, that was formerly made in Little Rock by Hockbaum. THE HOWELL GROCERY COMPANY.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

murder Whalen and that hapless youth
couldn't hold the swat. This counted
Bassey and Driet.
This settled the hash of Stone and
McCloskey changed his whole battery,
sending Erickson and Perkins to tho
points. Warren singled and took See
ond when Jensen booted the rap. Per-
rinc walked and Bassey scored Warren
with single. Oriei's single counted
Pcrfne.
Here's where Carney pulled another
weird one Driet started To steal sec
ond and Perkins made u perfect throw
The umpire called Biii out but
Schimptf dropped the bail Crici ex-
planned this to the arhier from he
position, which was u scissors hold on
the keystone. Just then Arthur dis
entangled himself, walked out and
picked NJ the ball Carney stood pat
however. and Oret stayed out.
Carman then poked single and Bas-
scy scored Missonla's eleventh and
final run.
Blankenship got the run in the first
inning for protesting q decision at sec
ond base. Two were out and two
Bassey and briet, were on. carman
hit to WASHER. who tossed to Schimpft
for force. The play was close and
R1ankenship thought oriet safe
Here is the score.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
AL BATTLE DEVELOPS INTO A ROUT FOR APOSTLES


him to come out, but the old bear
didn't show until the ninth, when he
drew the can.
Tommy Noggle. one Of the best guys
that ever lived, saw yesterdays con-
test and expressed his approval OF
the Highlandcrs. Tommy is formerly
Of MissouIa. briefly. lately Of Helena
and now Of the Pacific northwest. He
Is some rambler.
Leslie Bush says that he killed a
prairie chicken with stone on Mount
Sentinel last rest day. While we do
not doubt his ability to xiii an ele-
phant by throwing at It, we rise to
remark that any chicken that will
stand for being dispatched by a stone
heaved by any man must be a fool
hen. That goes two ways.
There are now on sale tickets for Z
benefit game 70 bs played September
~, after the season. This post bsllur,
contest will b seen by multitude, 70
judge BY the number Of pastsboards
sold yesterday. The proceeds ars for
the players and the game gives Mis-.
soula chance 70 show its apprecia-
tion Of the Hishlandsrs, who are about
20 deliver = psnnant TO the Garden
city.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
Only Four and a Half Games Between
New York and Chicago in tho Race
for the National League Pennant--
Large Crowd Present.


Chicago. Aug. 2f.--For the third time
In four games. Lew Richie pitched
Chicago to a victory over New York
today. He shut out the Gaints. 4 to o.
and enabled Chicago To creep up to
within four one-half games of New
York In the race for the National
league pennant.
Richie was master OF the situation
from the start He pitched superb
ball. holding New York to seven
widely scattered hits. He had brilliant
support. The only time New York
threatened 10 score was In the firth.
With two out. Fletcher and Tesreau
drove singles, Snodgrass hit the first
ball pitched over Zimmerman's head,
but Zimmerman leapcd In the air.
stuck up one hand and pulled down
the drive that otherwise would have
gone into the left field crowd for n
two base hit
Chicago got to Tesreau for four hits
in the sixth and scored three runs.
Tinker opened the inning with n
single and went To third on thinner
mans double. Leach sent single to
center. scoring Tinker and thinner
man. Safer grounded to Herzog. who
failed In an attempt to catch Leach
At second on fieldcr's choice. Evcrs
heat out a bunt to Tesrcau and Saicy
and Leach advanced base when
Herzog threw wild TO first. He came
home on n passed ball.
Another run was scored by Chicago
I'm the eighth when Safer singled, went
to second on EVorS' ont and home
when Archer singled deep into left
field
The game was witnessed by n
capacity crowd. The stands and
bleachers were packed and the out
field was lined with thousands of men
and boys unable to get seats. Fully
25,000 persons We're within the en-
CLOSURE Tho acorn;
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
IDENTIFIED.

Salt Lake, Aug. 21.-That the Jack
Callahan, arrested In Butte, Is one OF
the two men who perpetrated the rob-
berry Of saloon at Midvale, in which
Marshal ColcIongh was killed was the
Testimony of seven witnesses who saw
the suspect yesterday. Callahan Il
known to have been an intimate friend
of Charles Gammett. who confessed
when dying from woung inflicted by
the marshal, that he was the second
holdup.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
BIG DELL THROWS HIS OWN
GAME AWAY IN EARLY PART
or THE CONTEST.
.H|LDEBRAND EFFECTIVE
Rufus. Haired Southpaw Holds the
Mountn,en to Six Hits, Which Is
Just What Elcctrics Get OF Former
Bitter Rooter--Boots Arc Many.

Great Falls. Aug. 2i.-weiser Dell
was wild today and lost the game for
Butte In the fourth inning. when n
single, an error and base on balls
filled the sacks. Dell walked an
other man, forcing In n run. and then
pitched wild one, which let In two
more. one more run being scored on
single flildebrand was effective
all the way. The score:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
AS IT LOOKS

Howdy win.
Buy ticket for, September II.
The old-tm pep was in our midst
once more.
Perkins had but one throw to make,
but II was perfect.
We are glad that President Lucas
saw Carney perform.
It was bad day for phcnoms; Deb
and Powers got theirs.
As usual, zamlech' Worked hard In
the pinches. He let down In the ninth.
II isn't Throw him down, McC1os-
key" as much as Throw McCloskey
out"
still out of the game. His eyes are
affected.
Carman squared all accounts ysstsr.
day. The big fellow lammsd four hits,
including q triple.
Strip. evidently. is improving In his
hitting His peg to second isn't very
dangerous, however.
Thirteen was an unlucky number
for Powers yesterday. He gave 13
bases on balls and allowed 13 hits.
That was good peg Tobin let go
in the seventh. when he caught Jen-
sen trying to make triple out of a
double.
Manager Blankenship. come to think
of IT, has been chased much less this
year than In any previous season OF
his career as hero Of the diamond.
Well, it's up to us to rstract the
nice things we said yesterday morn.
ing about Umpire Carney. We insist,
however, that hs did get away finely
Tuesday.
Skipper Roberts showed up behind
the hat yesterday. His whip to sec
ond was strong enough hut he need
ed u range finder. He'll be shooting
cm dead today in his old time form.
Honest John was benched during the
first part of the .scrimmage. The
bleacher friends of, John kept asking
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Standing Of the Clubs.
Maps Humble Leaders.

Boston, Aug Il Cleveland batted
ont an easy victory over the league
leaders, Neither o'Bren nor Hall.
who succeeded him, was effective Bos-
tons errors helped 10 make several
Cleveland runs Cleveland scored three
runs off o'Brien In The first on a
pass, doubles by Lajoie and Olsen,
Johnsons single and carrigan's error
In the second. with Hall pitching
Peckinpangh singled RYAN was hi
and three men scored when Hooper
let Jaekson's hit go through his legs.
jackson got four hits and four runs
n, frgtr ,ir,n.s a l.,t
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22


Score by innings X. II. T..
ogden II u q u % o | o l. 3 &
Missoula o 0 % / | 3 Ill Il
summary: Left on bases ogden 9.
Missoula s. Stolen bases Van. Bas-
sey. Murray, Strip, Spencer, Perrine.
Sacrifice hifs-Spencer Bassey. Sac
rifice flies-Tobin. changnon. Bassey.
Two base hits Strip, Jensen. Wess-
ler Perkins. Three base hit carman.
Double plays Wessler to Schmpff to
Van; perrine to Oriei to rarman Inn
| ings pitchcd-By Stone Z, hy Erick
son !. Runs batted in--By Van. To-
bin. Ghangnon :. Bassey :. Jensen,
Orict 3. carman 3. Perkins. Base hits
off Stone 10, Of Erickson 8. Legal
at bats-Againsi Stone 20. Erickson I.
Struck ont by Stone 1. by Iamloch Z.
Bases on ba1ls-off Stone .. off Zam-
lch 3, off Erickson |. Passed balls
Roberts, Strip. Time Of game 05.
Umpire Carney.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
CHARGES DISMISSED.

Tacoma. Aug al =, J. Carpenter
W. }, Taylor and Il. l., Miller were
discharged from custody Yesterday by
justice j. NJ Arnstson The three men
were charged with conducting n lottery
III connection with the sale of Cali
iorhia lands, said to be arid and un
productive.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
HELENA'S BOY WONDER IS WILD
AS A MARCH HARE AND
SALT LAKE WINS.
MORGAN PUTS ONE over
Skyscrapsrs' Pitcher Is Hit Freely, but
His Mates Rally in the Pinches and
He Gets Away With a Victory
Walk Record Established.

Helena, Aug. 21.-!Powers was wild
as a March hare today and established
new league record by issuing 13
passes. five OF which were converted
into runs. Morgan was hit freely. but
was given sensational support In the
pinchcs. The score:
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

Sacrifice fly.-Mathes stolen base
Murphy. Bases on balls--Off. Dell. 4;
Off Hildebrand l. Struck out-By
Dell, 8; by Hildebrand, 4. wild pitch
Dell Double piays--Levy to Kelly
To Whaling. Left on bases-IButtc. o;
Great Falls. 0. Time, 1850 Umpire
wright.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
AMERICAN ASSN
Standing Of the Clubs.

Minneapolis. 60: Toledo. OIL.
Kansas City, 2-7: indianapolis. SIS.
Milwaukee. 4: Louisville. /.
st. Paul. 3; Columbus. 15
Manager Fred Clarke. Of the Pirates,
will place Jimmie viox In Wagner
place when the big Dutchman decides
to give up baseball for good.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
GEYER WINS.

Oakland, Aug. 21.--jack Geyer OF
Denver won all the way from Soldier
Elder of San Francisco In their 10
round bout tonight. In the seventh
round Elders seconds threw a towel
In the ring.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22
Visiting lnfeld Says Behind Tall
Pitcher in the Seventh and He
Blows Up--Eriekson Takes II Easy
--zamIoeh Is Steady Throughout.
Stsndiru OF the Clubs.

Oh. wild Bill Carney, he was wild:
He umpircd like a pccvish child;
He chased 'om out and called 'cm ont
But, oh, how they did bawl i'm out!
= III Lander Hymn.
The Daily Missoulian., 1912-08-22

PITCHER George Mcconnell, Of the
iiiehiahders, is now showing some OF
the fancy stuff that made. him famous
In Rochester last season.