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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

SfcDQH TDrllge ltYe ll AJett, u
Mperue. @cgrapclle r1 fore
1if SpnDog Gftcrmiobag. Mfopoe
,ar Meolcm al Splt,,er al Norge.
2crcrlpnningermc %furbpjes. st..
Sfolcfpmmtslipn bar bellllt=
let at lutte Minoltelgmnen for 2G-
rere / @rooc=S foler,,e til $500 lite
ocufor $3.50 pg Marimlm til $1,000
$3.50, joni 1ut gtpes 2rre=
re / Soc Grade, og $500 for DC pp=
rigc @ro0er.
sSubmjun=M unnmentet. &nllltee1l
for Minncsmrrfct oDer 8l1ner11pr
eeSsob1 81. Sobnion belllltteoe forle=
sen at inbpie Mtonllr1er1tet fort efter
Sen 12te Oftober. @il1e0bugnererE,
Mr6relp N'Gomror, onfonm1er Du til
ct. SAUL. Set ct en0nnl life al
giort bpem iom bliuer Den torremlte
Eoler be0 Mhlprtngcl1.
Gen. Melipn, So Mar gl., Nopp-
fat, tioligerc boiot i Seem Dorf, op:
Sc of 6iertellag paa Weroeen Sote]
SEN 2. Sftober. Mfop6e bar fpot
I9anmarf pg fom til Mmerifa II
Mar gamme.
San efterlooer cit 17oarig 5pn
6omor0, 90 to @r96re, &enrp &c
Melfon, @onbalia, Mont., pg Sob1
Mellon, M%ol1foto, Minn.
Gaptejm &jprnitab maa ppgtp
/ Soften / &crlin. &aptejn Mlfre'
I@igrnltoo al Mrmcens @enerallto
|Gpn al s. @jprnlta6 / ct: &a11l, er
,ifalge Meooclelie fra Berlin, blebe1
erfleret fife nolgbor til Stillin9cl
IIon1 amerifamlf MilitGrattachc nei
Mm6aaio6en / Berlin lum Tplge a
ell @citen1melie, lon1 bleD tilfp1e
Sen iioIte Observation-Disclosures. 9ol
er blcpcn beororet tilbage til lit SIC
gin1ent. Mngjpl6en0e 8eltemntell
goar MS poo, at Sfficcrer, lon iff
bar gjort 5ieneitc neo fine &egl
me1rtcr mil16it fire al Sc lioltc LET
Mor, mao pcnoc tilboge til 9fe9i
mc11tcrl1c. &optein @j9rnlto0 ia
prret / oetacheret Ejenel tie Sc iiolt
to, tire Mor. s @encralltaben gialo
bol1 for at bore @eneral @ooo:
vhpirc @oono" pQa @rllnb al III
Gpatiafro iom Saftifer og ! mill
ter Organization.
Mtiis &cblmnbs Sig fnnoct. 81
get al @ilbelmino &eoluno, % slor
,0otter al Mr. og Mrs. Sobn 81
&eol1nnb, 1888 Song Npem1c, 81
Saul, blep Sorsoog / liolte Zig
ifnnoet poo @uoion 6looe11s 9re
Ibeo Gorlocfie, e. 9. 6orplore1
mootog ~teleerafiif Undertaking. 9
fit ct 8rep ira benOe ira Nem Oor
9th. Miis @eolrn6 bar fife pere
bjemme pno tire Mar. Set meltc a
iSi6en sc 1ibite iefs Star bar brn til
bragt i europa iom tSefretrr .
Gel fabs6amc bos Mrs. 0reslc1
$bnmpion, Conn. Sra Seem 9)or
,tog bul, nre0 9ampcr op @ltoio1flr
Sen. Eolitiet tror, at bum 6or fo
itet Jig / &o1,0et. S ct 9rep, lor
bum bnpoe ifrepct til Mrs. 0resie>
flyer bu11, at FUN rar fjeo of Silbu
%relicn.
Mii5 @eblunbs Sober tcle0rafer'
De til Coroner &on0crb1tra, Gree
Gonnth Nc>p Dorf, otter nnrlncr
Il1n6erretniud. Mijs rSe0ll1n6 fo1
forleoen tilbonc fra 9ermr1oo=D
ne. TorGlbrene fan life fatte Mo'
iagcn til hc11bes Selpmor6.
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
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Nets >. 9telipn, 50 Mar, ogoe
8reoog forrigc llge / lit Silent, 81
&uscal Npel,l,e. @cgrapellc n fore
elf 5pnoog GftcrrnioOog. Mfopoe
bar Meolcn al Spnl,cr al Nor9e.
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St. Paul.

est. Paul Tdeude'' removed to Room
2O1 Court Block.
We'd KjGb e1ler Reparation At
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E.. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
0ul9atba &irfc. Yalt. Or. &trt=
>ppoo nil prnoife 5pnoag 6pr1l. SCI.
1870 poo GnDelit. Mllc CT blertc=
liz inObn0te.
Mnflagct fur Talifncrt. @erbert
5toffc, onfloget for 6alifneri, fro
falot Ell Ior1moeripgelic / Nolitiret-
ten / 6reoogs pg blep Dermllt til
@ronojurpen:
@uleatba &irfens &pimbcforenino
lafboloer nrltc Mpoe Gorsoag ben
1Obc Sttober bos Mfrs. $. &. @bri=
Eitel1lert, 753 Yusip Ct, 9amlinc.
Mlle JONI er interesiereoe / Mr6cioet
er biertclig pelfpmme1.
9rrbcnbc Truit ropporteres fra
flere 9ele al 5taten Mimnelota og
|5puD 9ofota. @onme Steocr fer
Ii 5taten bar BET fun "a @ro0er ODER
9a1l, Notten il 6reOog, / Sottinem1.
|S. 0of., 2 @raOer og / @atertotpn
lie. Tof.. 81 @rn0er.
v5mnibinc Sucietp" bolot lit Mp
Sc Morl0ag Nften boS 5pltren'
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nr1ge bar lon1let pg ct rigbploigt NIT
iifnlif Erogrom blep l1ofprt. Sect;
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gems 8 niioent, &osImnoro Spl(ef
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ncr Sail, &o1niteen, lpm beltoor a
9omcrl1e Mrs. gmi( gbriltenle l1
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MrS. 9(1rnic Ssenlcn, er sen be01t'
8orgcn for, at laope( @enlefip0l11p
pen ion1 Webiiterppllerne Miper fgr
lite &lasier Soger, pg etter Spisnin
gen nil Scr bltpe CONS. Mlle e.
bjcrtelig pelfom11e.
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Moen lfol boDc jagt, at Dal1 trne0e
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fjprt, % Dcrf nr life tpo SID til a
unoeripge.
Maleri falber neb. st al Sc folt
bore Molerier / &apitoliets Com
falbt neb forle0en og hlen lfaoet
,@n Ere6iepart al 8illeoet blep igie1
poo &pggen. Set antoges, at Sr
porn1ningc1 / @pgningen far op(gl
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set bar fnltet pau &Ggaer1. st d
bisic 9illeoer folot ne0 sen So
ISeptember. Set @tlleoc, iom falls
ne6, par G6paro Simmo1ts rGipili
%5ation Of tbe Mortbmelt".' Oct iige
lat nere pnr0 $4,000.
st. Eanls oanife 1tnaoumsfur'
ming ofbolN / Sirs0ugs Genera
forlamling, pe0 bpilfen felgen0c g
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

ga 6ru Moscugni fif bette 8rep,
blep BUN grebet al ct 81 leriQnfolo.
Sum llog lao meget al 8obauet /
5tDffer, lom FUN flnoe pperfomn1c>
og lbor paa, at brn1 piloe relic eiter
De flpgten0e. Nogle 8en11er boIot
benoe 0og tilboge og fit ben6e fore
lebig anbragt paa Ell Nerpeflinif.
Otter 6%orlpoenoc ifnl Mo5cugt1i
bore oroget til Haris.
2Grercn: Epnf Big, Gbriltiou.
at Oh bapoe to 9@bler, og ou lful-
De aipe eli onben 0reng set enc.
Soo biloe ou oltloo beoe bom ON
at to9e Set ltbrlte, life lanbt?"
G6riltian: uMei."
2areren: uNei bporfor ifte2~
ebr11t1an: Set bebgpe6es fife"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

We'd Kj9b e1ler Reparation At
Uhre besgg den velkjendte Juve-
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St.,
St. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

@ulaatba &irfc. Halt. Or. &irt-
MOOD nil prGoife Spnoag Ior1n. SCI.
1920 pao Gngelif. Nllc CT bjertc<
Zig inOb,ote.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

2rrcrlpnninsernc furbpjcs. ct,
&altls Sfolcfommis lion bar belll1t=
tct at lutte Minoltelpmen for SG-
|rere / @robcr Sfolerne til $500 lite
'bcnfor $3.50 pg Marimlm til $1,000
i1teoenfor $3.50, lon1 nlt gtpes 90re=
re i Soc Grade, og 5000 for DC pp=
Irigc @raoer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Mnflasct for 5alifncri. 5erbert
5toftc, olrtloget for 6allfneri fro
falot Ell Ior1,noeripgelic / Holitiret,
ten / Ireoogs og blep bepiit til
@ron0iltrpen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Sens Maoicn, en- SSltpelerer / Mc-
nomonie, @is., opbe pluoielig i lit
Stem ben 19. September at ct 9ier-
tetilfaloe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

Scfs MGlfc6an6lerc arreitercbe
for Tprip9 paa at banne ut MGlfc=
trmit. Mrtbur 81. Glbnfe, Yrpiibent
for vMinneapolis Milf Company;
6. 81. 9telion, Ereii0e1t for "Ebe
Gloper 2eaf 9oirp Co.; 90. 81.
Sage, ErGlioent for Ste Snofer
Creamery Co.; s. S. 6. Sobnim
og Soml1el Sob11lon, begge al ~Gbe
Mo0el Goirp Co., % Oscar eric
jon al uMirumapolis Mi1f &c." bleb
alle orreltere6e / Tirs0ags 11n6er
Mnfloge for at bope bannet en-
Sommenilutntng me0 6ormaol, at
baanolegge Sen frie @a10el. Ser
bapes meget pGgtigc 8epiier imoo
Sc a%nflage0e, i6et Tolitiet bor be-
npttet en- 9ictopropb til at optoge
Srblp6en al Sc Torbonolinger, Ser
fon6t Ste6 peo ct Mp6e, 0e onflage=
Sc bol6t ii6fte 5gn6ng.
Straffen for Sen 6%orbrp0elle
Mnlfebon6ler,1e er mrf1age6e for,
rangerer fra 8p6er al $500 til
$4,000 eller Tnngielsitraf in6tH 5
Mar. Mrreitororen er u6ienot for
Gorl q. Steel, fbp. &rpii6eh for
vShe Nnafer Creamery Co., og IS.
g. @ammocf. af she Crescent
Creamery 60" / ct. Saul.
uMinncapulis sibenbe" ifriper |
fin iioite genbogs=l16gobe:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

@olsatba 9irfens &pinocforenino
Iafbolocr nrltc Mpoe SorSoag Den
10Dc Sftoter bos Mrs. $. &. @bri=
itenler, 1853 Y1sip st., @amline.
Mlle lon1 er interes lereoe / Nr6ei0et
er biertelig pelfomme1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

&aitOr S. 6. SeOerie1, tioIigerc
for ct. 8e6ers 6anif llltb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

rMinncapulis sibenbe" ifriper |
fin iibite genbogg=l1ogabe::
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Subniuu=M unnmcntct.

SObll1Dlt=ITUnNlNtnrtt StU11t1lee11
for MinMsmrrfct ODER 8llocr11pr
.Sssobn 81. Sobnio>, beill1tteoe forlc=
sen at i1bpie Mtomrn1entet fort efter
Sen 12te Oftober. @ille0bugNere11,
Mnorelp NGouupr, onfpmmer ou til
ct. SAUL. Set ct e1rOl1lt life az
'qiort bpe11 Joni bliper oen for11e1nlte
Sober pes Mf1(pringen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

9rr6cnoc Truit %ropporteres fra
flere 9elc al @taten M}i1n1eiota og
Spuh 9afoto. Snntme Ste0cr ber
i5tuten por BET fun "a @rn0er ODER
9el1l, Motten il 6re0og, / 8ottinemr,
g. Oaf., 2 @raDcr ng / @otertonl1,
g. Tof., 81 @ru0cr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1912-10-04

uul lllllIlYtIl | SpSIllllYtll Dul utIpll
Sen @unminnaling, bporn1eO 2nrrc:
set bar fnltet pau &Gggen. st a
bisic 9illeoer folbt neo Sen Sb{
@eptember. Set @tlleoe, iom tol01
ne0, par G6marb Sim11ots rGipili:
5ation Of tbe Mortbipeit".. Oct iiges
lat pere pnr0 $4,000.
ct. Ea1ls 6anife 1tnaoumsfure
ming ofbolbt / 1irsbugs General
f~orlamli1g, pe0 bpilfen fplgenbe SIC
itprelle blep palet: Normol10, Nlb
%sSSenlen (gjp.); Nrltformorrb, &ali
Gbriitenien (gjp.); 5efretGr, Slime
9}ielien: &osierer, 81. Mnoerien
8ibliot6efar. $. g. @onien; @ebi
%iorer, s. Gbriltionien og &c. 6
Sanle11.
6ure11ingen m90er / Ocr11e Niaa
neo bper Girs6ag Mtten pna Gen
trail MINER @all. Ggrltfom1er16
|Sirsoag er sSorcniltgens %l1noerbolb
ningsoften mes Oplnsning al Mre
lSommer.
sSamcs 81. Qarion, oSii1terenb
Statsiefretpr for ~reiignepet fra Sc
pragresiipe &artis 50=Monbs &r
mite. S ct 8rep til 6ormanb @l1g
s. &olbert beifploer fam ben1te 70
biftotorif Optreoen, iom nppp
pilbe bltpe nalt bos cit gommel
Dogs y8ols". Sen oirefte Noria
til 2ari ions &eiignation er, at Sal
bert og o,rore for foaet 90. g. go
relirs til peb Eetition at title ii
lom &anbibot for 9tnas7efrete1
~efterot &omiteen / lit Mpoc Sc
20be September bnn6e beill1ttet i'll
at nominere noge1t &an6t6ot t
5tatsiefreter.
2nri ion bar EN- al Sc oprtnbelig
&opiepelt=M9r6 / Minnei toto.
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Menigbeo, pil paa @iennemreilen
fra Gbica9o @eigbts, til Mortb
Nlatte, gteb., beigge minneapolis, %
tilbringe Sgnoaaen Sen Ste Sftober.
Antagelig fan bam pentes Ben
46e. Son beigeer / benne Si0 @p=
no0enrp0er, ion Meprpiantant for
8paro Of 6oreiga Misiion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
Giants Bubbling Over With
Last Ditch" Sentiment

Iiu Boston, and thus even up the series.
Despite this and ~ the face Of the some
what general conviction that the Boston
team was In a fair WAY 10 win out, indI-
cations are that another capacity crowd
viii hc on hand al the Polo grounds to-
morrow.
The Red SUN did not arrive from Eos
ton pntl late tonight, and neither Man
ayers Jake Stahl nor McGraw was com =
municative regarding the selection OF box
men for the crucial battle tomorrow, Mar
guard looked 10 be the logical selection
on the New York side. the "Rpbe" hav-
!nr had a good rest since hH scored the
only vicotry over Boston with which his
cllh had been credited.
~ >sibilities pointed 10 StaEIs pitching
Germs. his left-handcd star who made
such an excellent showing in IN. tie game
df last Wednesday. Stahl then, il was
agreed, would be in superior strateglcar
position. counting on Collins to turn the
trick and end the series, failing which
outcome Wood, with AN additional days
rest. would still be available to send back
ut the Giants on Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
Giants Have Outhit Red Sox
In the Five Games PLAYED

there is no advantage. each club having
got away with five thefts
The all-hround star for the Giants TO
date has undoubtedly been Herzog. Be-
SIDES leading both teams In batting, he
has helded phenomenaIy, saving his
pitchers by stops and throws that looked
impossible.
Moreover. he has been Now Yorls's
hardest fighter, never giving up until de-
1eat was an accomplished thing IL the
Giants are beaten tomorrow or next day
New York Will not have any fault TO find
with the performance OF It's third base
man. Jack Murray has hit we'll and has
made some circus catches. but they have
been catches that superior outflelders
would pull off with less trouble. Larry
Doyle had the misfortune to commit q
costly error In Ma thewsons game yesteI-
day, but Larry's fielding has been great
as rule. The work OF Meyers, MerlSle
Fletcher and Snodgrass has been rather
disappointment TO Polo grounds bugs.
On the Boston side. Heinie Wagner is
charged with two OF the four Red Sox er-
1ne equal or 1erzos's In Its brilllancy
The outheld has performed wonderfully.
although Duffy Lewis mufred ny in
the tie game and put his pitcher in n
deep hole. His catches have been as
good as those Of Devorc and MURRAY but
he has gone about them SO unconsciously
as To lead spectators to believe they were
not difficult. Yerlcs has done great hit
ting In the ptnches and has felded per-
fectly This is his FIRST year as a bip
league second baseman. but no one would
guess II from his business-llee method o,
taxing care OF the position. Yerccs and
CadY were little spoken of before the Sc
tnat they have moro than held up their
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
NEW YORK. oct. Ia.-Iu preparation

NEW YORK, oct. lS.-In preparation
~ Tor their last chance to prevent the
world series honors from slipping once
and for all out Of 'hei, hands and into
the clutches Of the triumphant Red SoX.
The New Ioril Giants made the most OF
their opportunity % rest today.
While the National league champions
recognize fully the observation-disclosures posi-
ucu they occupy with the series standing
thee 10 on: In favor OF Boston which
needs one game trCrD TO win the cham
p,"nshlp. NJ; man OF lNc Giants would
admit ipnSI' that he bad lost hone on
tie contrary, an were LLbbliDg over with
"laSt-ditch' sentiment. John j. McGraw.
manager of the team. counts on his men
20 show iu this crisis the lighting form
they displayed several times during the
league season when their rivals Cor pen
naut honors had them forced into the cor
uer
once more the team is forced down
TO the last stand said MCGraw. "and |
am certain the men VIII put up n fight
That viii make their friends proud OF
them"
The Intense interest with which the So.
ries has been followed has abatcd some
what among the Giants followers. with
The dashing on Saturday OF their hopes
that their favori:es would win the game
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

but ] think IT is my duty to my team
mates, TO Manager McGra " and TO the
loyal Giant fans TO announce that | am
nt and ready TO bring another victory 10
New York.
II were not in shape TO pitch ] would
not go In; il had the least doubt that I
wasn't right on edge, | would refuse 10
work, even though I might be called "yel-
low for not taking my turn Bur Ruhc
Marquard is right and he Is going TO win.
worked out for an hour this afternoon
at the Polo grounds. Ny arm was little
kinliy and ] feared at first tha; I would
not be right Tor Iomorrow's game But
after having got up a fine pcrspration all
the soreness left the rm and tonight il
felt like a million dollars.
There is only one thing that NAV cost
me the game. The Giants must give me
a run, You know no pitcher can win un-
less the men behind score al least one
man. Take that game Saturday in Bos-
ton. Matty pitched the very best game OF
his life but couldn't win because the
Giants couldn't score a couple OF runs
don, believe / will need even one run
10 win tomorrow. but l viii stake my end
Of the worlds series money on myself II
the Giants Will give me a pair OF tallies
Manager McGraw called me up on the
telephone tonight and asked how the old
Mac" assured him. "Wcll, Rubc I am
going To stake our all on YOU" he said
and know that you can pull us out of
this Tut we are in"
nio ,Y"'IsiISe ''ie hCIldN mas IN me
Is going to be repaid in full. Boston has
shown the Giants nothing 10 date but
they have had the brealSs They have
been more consistent in their hitting, how
ever. The Giants have been hitting the
ball good and hard but they haven't mot
II when hits meant runs.
| wish McGraw would make a couple or
changes In his team for tomorrow's game
He ought 10 make a shift in his outfield'
and also make one change In his infeld. |
would Ike 20 see Harry Mccormick play
ing in that outGeld Not that I believe
he Is any better than Murray Dcvore
Snodgrass or Becker but he Is a bear with
that old ash ! think he is the most dan
gerous hitter IN tho country and McGraw
certainly needs 20 have some hitting be-
hind his pitchers n we pull through to the
championship.
l am confident Larry Doyle will hit his
batting stride tomorrow and if he docs
will get the two runs that ! Will need Go
win my game.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
By Damon Runyon.
BY Internal tional News Service.

BY Iuierns tional News Service.
n TEw YORK, Oct i3.-Assumine a
mi light and jovial vein to mask the
VI dark despair. let us say that be-
tween the Boston Rcd SoX and
the championship Of the world
now sways only the thin left dorsal tin
of Richard De Marquis De Marquard: OF
10 make il Il matter Of local news, be-
tween the Giants and an extra $1,000
apiece stand only the following items,
70 wit:
Three 90 games Of baseball.
Smoky J. Wood.
IG. Bedient.
To this list might ne added flock
Of eight baseball players from the haunt
OF the famous hairless baked bean. Also
The Giant view Of the title IS further OBJ
scured by a band playing "Tessie." This
last Is ono OF tho crimes Of the era. and
II all our policemen were not following
the Becker case someone would surely
ne arrested for II.
The condition of Mons De Marquis De
Marquards south clutch was extremely
pink AT a late hour. He was winding
u np on forksful OF roast beef and am
pickles In the cafe OF the hotel where he
receives his mall. The telephone girls
SAID il was dangerous to poster n lcft-
handler AT his feeding. so we have no
brand new interview with the distn-
euished Frenchman. but we sub one VIC
keep standing for pitchers, politicians
and DuEiiists:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
DENVER WINS SERIES
FROM minneapolis
Western League Pennant
Winners Take 4 Out of
5 From Minneapolis.

DENVER. Colo, oct l$.-The Denver
western league team won the minor
league championship by defeating Mime
apois the American association pen
nant winners, today. I'm The fifth and
linal game of the series 1 to 9, In th,.
most bitterly game of the
series Tpdav's victory gave the Dem
Yer club four out of the FIVE games
played.
Harris had shade the better Of Young
IN pitchers battle until the ninth In
ming. when, after one man had been re-
tired three singles in succession gave
Minneapolis two runs and tied the score
Harris was relieved by Leonard wn,
retired the side without further scoring
Cassiday singled in Dcnvcr's half OF the
ninth Burns, who had relieved Young
IN the eighth, became unsteady and
passed Beall and CULLEN. Coffeg and
French struck out. but Lindsay ended
the game and tho series with a single
70 leit. score: r. II. l..
Minneapolis 30 j o o o 2-s & 4
Denver ....0 o . q o ] 0 1t q z
Batteries-Young, Burns and OwenS
Harris, Leonard and Block umpiresS
Chlll and Haskell
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
BY R. w. LARDNER.

AJEW YORK, oct. 13.-Harry McCor-
" mick is the leading hitter In the
present worlds series, which may wind
up with tomorrow's game. Mccormick
has been sent UP to BAT three times In
the ptnches and has made good twice.
giving him q percentage OF .66T This Is
according to the scoring OF competent
newspaper writer's, but is not Official
from the National commissions stand
point. The latter body's official scorers
save Gardner an error on McCormicks 8
drive In yesterdays game, and the base
baN reporters We're not surprised to learn
OF their decision. In fact, rulings simi-
lar TO this one were what moved the
wrlters' association 10 appoint official
scorers OF It's own.
OF the men who have been In the game
regularly, Charley Herzog OF the Giants
has proven the best batsman. The New
York third baseman has been at bat
eighteen times and has clouted for a
mark OF -4s4. Charley has made five SIN
giles. two doubles and one triple.
Harry Hooper, Bostons right fielder, Is
MS nearest competitor with seven hits,
including two doubles and triple, ont of
nineteen times UP. The CaIirornIan's av-
hrsge Is 1868. iris Speaker and Red Mur
ray are tied up with .316. The America n
league star has been In the worst kind
OF luck, Tor he has picked enough balls
on the nose to make his percentage 300
u most Of his line drives had not gone
straight at Giant folders.
IN tne i've games played so far. the
pldhts have outhit the Rcd Sux 2l0 10
10 tnc SoX have done the better field :
ing thetr mark being $50, as coInpa REQ
with New York's .9b9. In stolen bases