The Daily Missoulian., 1912-10-09

owns a high-power rifle of some sort
and knows how to handle it.
Il
4 Says Lillian Russell: 1.-THE first
sensible stirring of the soul is spir-
itual telegraphy which speaks
Through the gentle influences of ma
ture, through the inspiration of art.
or through the human phenomena of
| observation-disclosures" Lillian friends,
is talking about how to be beautiful
though Handicapped That stuff about
4 the hunlan phenomena of, self -articu-
lateness is p great hit with us, but
4 What does 1t mean, please?
Jssys
] II =. Roosenfelt o. Briens very remotely
OF Ottawa in the Threea league, set
sail yesterday morning for his 4home
near Plains n r. hasn't been home
since last summer. but he's Still in
good standing, as he has been remit
ting regularly. He's seen sitting in
4 on the right wire at Great Fails
When he quit playing baseball about
a Thousand Years ago he started
4 pounding brass and now has graduated
from that. AS we remember it, OF
tawa was dropped in 1S45
4 \ ~ y
4 Salt Lake News: Cooley said there
Is much talk of enlarging the league
A TO an eight-club organization. and he
was appointed a committee OF one to
look into the situation and investi-
gate conditions in other cities with a.
view TO getting two of them to enter
\ the league. He stopped off at fPoca-
4 tello and discussed expansion there
\ with the result that a meeting will be
held Within the next two weeks by
4 Pocatello business men to consider the
proposition Boise, it is said. will ask
for admission and the request will be
granted.
] The verdict In the Thompson Col.
Inns engagement goes to Thompson.
| The decision was left to Ralph Frary.
Chester A. Roberts and Referee Jim
McCaffrey 1t was cinch as Tho,np-
SON did nearly all of the fighting.
Collins, however, handled himself more
than creditablN 1t is whispered to
us that these two boys will be matched
over the 20-round distance some OF
! these days Frankly, we do mot be-.
| lieve that. Thompson is not likely
| to go to the trouble of conditioning
himself for so long battle for the
purse that could be offered for such
60.
Those bally Yankees are always
looking for the best of it. Now comes
the London correspondent of a Bos-
ton paper with this: .'Three arrows
are shot at a target, the shooter them
crosses over to. the target, recovers
the arrows and shoots back another
three at the opposite target and so ON
for the round This, on account of
the variation of light and wind
makes shooting rather more difficult
in England than in America, where
only one set of targets is used" See,
We always manage to make it easier,
I someWay or another. What surprises
us, however, is the intimation that
there are still some archery clubs in
this country. DO you arch?
X X X
The present comtenders for world
honors in baseball met in a post sea-
SON seriess three wears ago which Bos-
ton won over New York by 4 games to
|. Although that result has but a.
remote bearing upon the present series,
1t is of interest for practically all OF.
the present Giants and many of the
present Boston players faced each
other then. Boston has added tthe
greater number of new faces, but Joe
Wood, its star pitcher. opposed
Mathewson at that time, and Carrigan
and Myers We're opposing catchers.
In the first game Mathewson, al
though hit harder than Wood, defeated
the youngster by score of 4 toz2. In
the fourth game it was MatheWsot1
against Ray Collins, who is still on
the Boston pitching staff. and the lat
ter shut out the Giants 2 to o. The.
wonderful batting of Speaker, still the
star hitter of the Bostons, was really
the feature of the series. At bat 21
times, he made 12 hits, including two
homeruns and three-bagger.
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1t didn't make any difference to tho
fans that Il was raining yesterday att
ernoon. The bulletin service Of Tho
Missoulian proved sufficiently inter-
esting to hold a good sized crowd in
front Of the building that H. tho homo
Of this newspaper: It WIS the report
Of the Associates Press that was be-
ing announced. to tho public. Every
play was included. The story of tho
and the A. P.'s account was posted in
the big front window in its several
sections, each being put up AZ soon as
it was off the wire. Tho Missoulian
has been member of the Associated
Press since its birth and has been buy
ing the leased d-Wire service for al
most 10 years. This means that
world series reports such as are be-
ing received now are no new thing
for Missou!a. The Muscular has beon
feeding tho fans this sort Of basebaiH
food for years and it has always been
appreciated. Yesterdays crowd
showed this year is no exception. Full
reports will be bulletined and an
nounced every day during the time Of
the championship games at Boston and
New York.