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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-12-13
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Anderson, Chas. D.
Clark, V. S. DR..
Horen Land Company.
Lewis, Nellie
Mccall, Floyd
Schultz, Michael
CARDS
Oberholtzer, C. J. Mrs.
Smith, Master Glen(2)
Schofield. Arthur F.
Younce, Ethyle
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1912-12-13

This time the farmer got even
with the middlemen: A Hood River,
Ore. strawberry-grower shipped 500
crates to Seattle and understood
that he was to receive SO crate
outright. The berries were dis
tributed by the commission men
and when the farmer counted the
returns they were s711.96 short.
He brought suit and a jury was
quick to award him the amount
claimed. The produce dealeas con-
tended that the berries were to be
handled on commission, but the
jury didn't take that view of the
case.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-21

FOR SALE BY OWNER, ROOMING
house. II rooms. all furnished complete
modern near city and county bldg; low
rent 4 good proposition for right party
Address Y-32. Tribune, c2057
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BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
NEW BUNGALOW.
A pretty broom. modern. shlngle bum
galoW large basement. On sth ave.
Only $3.50: $3.50, cash. $50 per month, 7
A POSITIVE BARGAIN.
Large brick bungalow, . rooms, modern.
lot 5Ox112b. southeast, $3.50; easy terms,
HERE IS A BEAUTY.
room. modern brick. on 18th East. paved
street, sewer. walks gas, lawn. shade:
READ EVERY WORD.
New 2-story mission bungalow, rooms,
built of fire brick. rock foundation, large
cemented basement, furnace. laundry
tubs. fruit room. oak floors, book cases,
china closet, buffet, fireplace. shade,
on University Bench Without question
one OF the finest houses in the city;
can sell for $1,000 less than actual cost.
$4,000; can make terms,
COUNTRY HOME.
acres, young orchard, fine soil. room
house. near car line. $4,000, on terms,
or will trade for small home southeast;
must he clear from encumbrances.
FRUIT AND CHICKEN RANCHES.
acres young bearing orchard, s2150; 10
acres fruit land. $500: 10 acres choice
apple land with room house, $500
NEAR WANDAMBRE.
acre, room house. s1aoo: acre,
good 8 room brick. $1,000; acres land.
$4,000, and many others.
LOT SNAP.
41x140 on 18th East near 9TH South,
sewer. walks. water. gas all In and paid,
S1425; 5000 cash, balance to suit.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE:
Wasatch 2o3o 1912 East 3rd South st.
c2240
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brick and one S~room frame. within 2
blocks OF city and county building, on
Fourth South street Both houses rented.
Let us show you this bargain
s2200-Fine broom modern bungalow,
northwest, close TO fine schoolhouse, VIII
sell this for $500 cash. balance to suit,
SS6e0-5-rm. red pr. br bungalow,
for the money, $500 cash as first pay
ment, balance easy terms.
S290o--A nice new broom mod brick,
northwest, cement walks. shade. etc; car
handy. $500 cash. bal, 500 per mo.
For building lots in all parts of the
city, see us. Prices and terms right,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.
G6 w. 3rd South st.
coaod
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HAT FACTORY

LADIES AND MEMS HATS CLEANED
and reblocked. Salt Lake Hat Factory.
Wasatch 137- l66 W. So Temple clSll
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS

SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE. WE
sell all makes of machines, new and
snshtly used, at lowest prices; we rent
and repair 109 East End South. Bell
41O3. p2952
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7-ROOM BR. COTTAGE IN FINE
shape, lot 50H150 to alley; fine
shade and fruit trees. cement
walks. large barn. southeast OF
city: must sell: $3.50 cash, bal. SIS
a month-So100.
4-room modern bungalow:
lawn, shade, iron fence, cement
walks. $3.50 down, s25 a month;
on Lincoln ave.
6-roop modern bungalow on U
st.-s3900,
ACREAGE.
/ acre to 100, southeast OF city,
cheap.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone ITO. No, II E. 3rd So,
c222.
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CARPET REMNANT SALE

IANTFI IkFlNIINNINI 7 S3LFJ,
Several thousand yards OF carpet rem
nants consisting Of Wiltons. Administers
Bigelow and Brussels tapestry, from 2
yards up 10 30 OF each kind Come in and
make us bid. No reasonable offer will
be refused Utah Furniture Co.. 132 w.
End South ST, c23S4
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES
ATTORNEYS
SECOND HAND STORES

d l.. OLESoN. LAWYER,
ONT Eoston bldg. Wgsatch 9f12, p630
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-21

DON'T WASTE TIME AND
money on lice sprays that only
afford temporary relief One
application Of Avernarus Cor
bolineum ends your vermin
troubles for years. For sale by
Hills Poultry Supply Co., 4o4 So.
. State ct.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-21

A FINE OPPORTUNITY
10 secure one of the best lots for home
In that slightly block between 3rd and 4th
South and 18th and 18th East streets,
known 90 Douglas avenue; take Uni
versity car TO Srd South and see the
fine homes now occupied and being built
with all modern improvements.
ALSO
fine 50x1S5 foot lot on 10th East ST.
near 1st South st. east front,
A91xlS5 II, bet Cd and Sd South sts
and 10th East. joining new tennis courts.
s2a1t2S it, corner 81 avenue and G ST.
room for two fine homes.
See CROMAR. 2ll Atlas Block.
c2222
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DRESSMAKING

+asosri oCT OR TAKE HOME
Ia Is,nE Is,i or plain sewing by the day.
<". c1o2o
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FOR SAIE-FURNITURE

THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF SEC
ond hand FURNITURE ever offered for
sale In this city. The stock consists OF
range. stoves, carpets rugs furniture
and household furnishings; most Of the
goods are OF high grade and about as
good as new. We Will sell these goods
for less than one-half their original cost.
a770
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z, won PANTRY. CLOSET. BATH.
% Brunswick ave- "asa!a9 css45
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WHITE oRPINGTON FARM; LARG-
est. whtest and best. prize winners
heavy layers, vigorous stock, eggs So
and 81 for Is; baby chicks. soc: reduced
rates balance OF season. visitors welcome
R G. Wells. 1903 South 18th East Hy-
land 291-M co0S9
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-05-21

80 r. I. REDS. CSC
Leshorns. 65c. Res
Wasatch 1851.
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MASSAGE.
HOUSE CLEANING
MORPHINE AND OPIUM

USERS CAN BE PERMANENTLY J
cured. Don't suffer with the habit, but
call or write Suite .2o3. Brooks Arcade;
The Triumphaut Cure c1437
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POULTRY AND EGGS ARE CERTAIN
to be high and scarce this fall and win
ter. There Is still time to hatch and raise
next winters layers but no time to waste
on unreliable incubators. We sell the
Essex Models and want to show you why
YOU take no chances in buying these ma
chimes. We have the full line on our
floors, Hills Poultry Supply Co. 4o4 So,
State street. c237l
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- IND CHEERFUL. WE'LL FUR;
ga y rooms, close in S2' South cos 56s
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.,ncy ROOM, WITH USE OF
|rhsn go c221o
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STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co. stale bread depot.
c34S8
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FOR RENT.
V1TRNIsHED ROOMS

The finished Md rooms with bath ;
ts,ne. $50 c. W. o2855
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= FURNISHED cool FRONT II
Hh ,s East 7th South. c249o
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BUY NOW AND MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS
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THE NEW FIFTEENTH EAST CAR
LINE IS BEING EXTENDED
TO THIS TRACT
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- VI1pN1SHED ROOMS. TWO
ssIlur,eating VI rooms with bath 32o
s-ond East
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED

FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-1MPRovED
EASTWOOD PARK.
SUCCESS"
Which this New Subdivision gives to our
buyers.
THE NEW FIFTEENTH EAST CAR
LINE IS BEING EXTENDED
TO THIS TRACT,
BUY NOW AND MAKE YOUR OWN
TERMS
LOTS $3.50. TERMS YOU MAKE
SMITH REALTY COMPANY.
202 Hooper Bldg,
Bell Wasatch 1889. Ind. H.
cassl
Was. A. N. HUMPHREYS, WAS
fi"1. I6 West md South. 4i33
f,room frame house on large lot, south
east. city water, electric lights. etc. $500,
on terms.
4-roon modern bungalow. on large lot
nalf block from 9th East, basement two
porches, Iron fence cement walks, shade
trees' ETC.. snap at s2100, on terms
Lot 75xl40. with broom modern brick
mouse. chicken coops. fruit. etc, south
east, one block from car, $780, on terms
broom modern brick. large corner lot,
walking distance, southeast. sidewalk
and sewer paid; reduced from $4,000 to
$2ioO for quick sale; easy terms.
FARM SNAPS,
4s-acre chicken ranch, close to car
line, southeast, with old house, city water;
this Is a snap at $500, on easy terms.
acres fine garden land. house. barn,
plenty water. large asparagus bed, near
city, only $500. terms.
Was. A. n, HUMPHREYS. Was
4133, rs West 2nd South 4133
c2326
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C-.-r FAMILY, NICELY FUR
IAib ANS with or without board.
|t.e rVy'''' c24T6
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FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET sTo,

WHITE AND BARRED pTyM0ITTr
ROCKS and Black Langshan eggs fo
sais si.oo per setting; also setting hens
@N'" 'SiHNOil ave
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SEWING MACHINES

~~~~ ~~~-~--~------~~---~--@
SEWING MACHINES REPAIRED.
good work reasonable prices; new and
second hand machines on easy terms.
The White Is King. 299 West lst South.
o2963
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nooN NICELY FURNISHED,
% eas' c2654
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPEovED
5000 TO So


5000 TO s375,
$40 cash and SIS per month.
WI buy a lot In Fairmount Springs
Located on 9th East and 18th South.
These lots are a great deal better To-
Gated than others which ere selling from
$500 to $500 per lot:
My price $500 to S375 per lot.
Either for home building or for apecu-
iatlon you cannot make a mistake In Sc
lecting this property.
All improvements which are usually
promised on other additions. are actually
In In this addition. such as sidewalks.
graded streets. water mains. grown
shade trees. irrigation water. two car
and gas mains.
Young men, young women, no better
chance 10 save few dollars out OF your
dition.
It's really the only addition on. the
market where you can buy lot at lts
actual cash value.
&20o TO S3I5 per lot.
For plat and particulars call al
A, RICHTER "a south Main strHHa s1Ys1
THE FOLLOWING HOMES FOR SALE;
lhe prices asked are from l5 TO 20 per
cent less than the actual cash value.
brand new i-room house. wired for
lights. with lot 75x1s2 IT, to alley, can
be bought for $3.50. It Is brand new and
the owner Is losing $500. but OWNS. TO
sickness must sell at once, $3.50 to s3Oo
cash and bal. easy monthly payments.
On 18th East near university, beautiful
Groom modern residence. all modern con.
veniences, sleeping porch, S6500. $1,000
less than was asked three weeks ago.
On Bird ave. near o St, an S-room, mod
ern, 2-story white pressed brick resi-
dence. with all modern conveniencess In
cluding laundry, etc, can be bought for
$3.50. $3.50 less than II is really worth.
On street In the same nelghoorhood,
6-room modern bungalow, Well-pur-up
house. living room 16X28 IT., beamed cell
Ing, all hardwood finish. large dining
room. paneIed walls. hot water heat. for
$4,000. $1,000 less than you could replace
1t for.
On State st. near 14th South. acres
with 4~room modern brick cottage, all
ground well improved with fruit trees
chicken houses, or will trade this prop
erty for a modern 5-room cottage near
university or on northeast bench.
4 FEW CHOICE LOTS:
On 2nd South near 18th East. south
front, 50xl65 IT., for $1,000.
On 18th East near 3rd South, 412x14Ss
IT. with alley In rear. for $3.50
On 18th East near 4th So, 47sX15S II.
to alley, clear title. for s1675.
On 3rd ave, facing south. near St,
2lx1o rods, all assessments paid in full.
for $500.
Examine the lots on Sherman and
Harrison ave, 11th East, north of 10th
So. Will sell for $3.50 to $500 per pair on
easy terms,
Many, more OF these good bargains on
my books.
A RICHTER. 10 So Main street;
Phones GAL c22as
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SATISFACTION Is THE ROAD TO
SUCCESS
which this New Subdivision gives to our
buyers
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f.room frame house on large lot, south
east. city water, electric lights. etc, $500,
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4-room modern bungalow. on large rot
half block from 9Th East, basement. tive
porches,. Iron fence. cement walks, shade
trees' ETC.. snap at s2l00, on terms
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EaNls -, DRESsMAKING DONE
*6N ssM,, sM reasonable prices,
~ Ea,a,toVL OF DRESSMAKING.
u 'V"' sol Dooly block.
c2SSS
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WAS. A; n. HUMPHREYS, WAS.
Ai"s. 1S West md South. 4i33,
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LOTS $3.50. TERMS YOU MAKE.
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SETTING AND LAYING HENS; ROOM
and board on University street Hyland
S5S-W rITsR
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CHINA DECORATING

MIss HERTHA wAGENER's STUDIO.
~ East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes, Class and private
i~n-an. ~. c960
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SMITH REALTY COMPANY,
202 Hooper Bldg.
bell Wasatch 1889. Ind. II.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
MUSsELMAN FALLS
BEFORE ARMSTRONG
Tennis Expert From Quincy Who Per
formed Here Defeated Yesterday
In Omaha.

Local net enthusiasts who have
been watching the progress of the
midwest tennis tournament now In
progress In Omaha, will be surprised
to learn today that Edgar Musselman,
OF Quincy. who performed SO brilliant
ly here in the recent tournament,
went down to defeat in straight sets
yesterday before Joe Armstrong, OF
fSt Paul, in the semi-inals. The win
ner of today's singles will carry off the
championship honors, and Musselman.
by losing to Armstrong, is eliminated,
after three days Of brilliant work.
Armstrong won over Musselman, 81,
SO, and SO. It is said that Mussel-
man was nervous throughout the CON
test and lost many points on outs and
double faults.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Watching the Score Board.

The Cubs are only four games from
the top. The Giants lost ground IN
Pittsburgh. Marquard was pounded
harder than Matty and owes his VIC
tory to batting rally.
The Tigers lifted the Senatorial
shadow temporarily. Fourteen hits and
81 bases off Hughes and Vaughn drop
ped Washington to S1a games below
Boston.
The Red sox climbed notch In the
pennant race; dipped Cleveland in the
white-wash tub and otherwise had the
game to themselves from the begin
ming.
Brooklyn's lead was SO decided that
the contest was uninteresting. St.
Louis put in steele and Geyer but
Yingling held his own.
Seventeen hits and II runs to the
Braves seven and five tell what hap
pened in Chicago. The Cubs got tired
circling the sacks but took advantage
of the practice.
Toe and nail it went till the ninth.
Cincinnati exploded and the Quakers
with a final splurge got three hits,
three passes and three runs, one more
than they needed to win
Schalk, the $4,000 recruit catcher
of the White Sox, bumped the High
lander's by his rifle shot throws and
stick connections.
The Athletics sacked two games
from ST. Louis. Both were closely
contested and in both the pitchers
held full sway.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Games Today and Tomorrow.
Especial to The Cate City.J

MONMOUTH, H., Aug. 22.-After
battling for two hours and fifteen
minutes yesterday afternoon the
Browns finally landed the final game
of the series from Keokuk making 1t
four straight The game was won by
WEIGH and Neer The former came
to hat in the last of the thirteenth in
ming with one man down and raped
out a clean three Dagger into the left
garden With Welch decorating the
third station Neer took mighty swing
at the pill and dropped it back of
second base, Welch coming home on
the smash
The grand stand and bleachers
were practically vacant. A few of
the armor clad fans braced up and
came to the park to see one of the
best games Of the season while the
remainder stayed either at home or in
the city. With Barnes in the box the
visitors put up the best style of ball
that they have displayed on the local
diamond this year but the proverbial
jinx was against them and they drop
ped the battle because the Browns
were able to clout the ball at the op-
perfume moment.
The Indians made the first tally
their lone run coming in the sixth In
ming. Bresnahan the first man up gor
a scratch single which developed into
two base hit after he mad rounded
the initial station. He went TO sec
ond when Grogan grounded out Neer
TO WEIGH the second sacker covering
the bag while the keeper of first base
was busy looking after the ball, Jones
hunted and Bresnahan came home
Jones was thrown out at first by Bent
ley who did not have time to trap tbs
runner at the pan, Queisser was pre-
scented with a free trip and was ad
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Sporting Views
By the Editor

Several members OF the Keokuk
club stated today that the action of
President Justice in inning Grogan
twenty-five dollars on account of the
scrimmage between the doctor and
Boss Queisser, at Burlington several
days ago, was unwarranted and ex-
pressed their opinion that the action
was taken by the president without
first inquiring into the facts. They say
that the fault was not with Grogan,
who merely resented being called the
names the boss was using. 1t was
said that they would go to Mr.. Justice
and explain the matter and ask him
to remit the fine
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Have 10000 Specimens.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service. |
NEW YORK, Aug. pa telegram
sent to Nome by revenue cutter and
thence by way of Seattle. reaching
New York today was the first word
that the American museum of natural
history had received from v. 8. Stef'
anson, an explorer who went to Alas
la ON an expedition under the direc-
ton of the museum. He was accom-
panied by DR.. r. M. Anderson.
Arriving at Barrow, the telegram
stated, on June 10, Stefanson ex-
plored the Copper-mine river region
and adjacent islands obtaining fifty
thousand archaeological specimens.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
johnson Glad.

limited Press Leased Wire Service
< CHICAGO, Aig. 23.-'d'm glad its
off. The commissions decision saved
me a lot of hard work.
This was the statement Jack john
son today added to his announcement
yesterday that he would claim the
forfeit posted by the Mcmahon broth
ers for his battle in New York with
Joe jeanette.
81 know I'm being prosecuted" adj
ded Johnson, but I'm not crazy to
fight anybody so I'll just let the mat
ter rest where 1t IS"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23
Clarke Beats Hicks.

limited Press Leased Wire Seryice.l
PITTSBURGH, Pa, Aug. 23.-Fred-
die Hicks, Of Detroit, has several good
bruises today to take care Of, although
it was expected he would give jeff
Clarke, OF Joplin, Mo, a good beating
at Duquesne Garden last night. Hicks
proved disappointment and was out
pointed. Young Saylor, of Indian
apolis, shaded Red Robinson In a fast
bout.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-08-23

vanced to second when Barnes hit to
left field. Gottschall retired the side
when he flew out to WEIGH, the latter
making one Of his favorite grabs back
of the second sack.
Tied in the Ninth.
The score was tied by the Browns
in the ninth inning and 1t looked for
a moment that the game would be
ended in the same round when the
locals begun clouting the ball and
filled up the sacks. Neer was the
first man to bat and took first when
he was hit by Barnes with pitched
ball. Blausser sacrificed and Neer
went to the keystone sack. A hit by
Iage advanced him to third and he
scored when Lund hit through third.
Irmscher was next and he poled one
dnto left filling the bags. Burch
grounded to Barnes who trapped Burg
at the plate, the latter running for
Jsage. Jeffries doubled the ball back
to first and Burch was caught before
he reached the initial station.
With the count deadlocked the bat
tie went on for four more innings
before the final decision was reach
ed In the last half of the thirteenth
Finney was first UP and he lofted out
to Madigan in right field. WEIGH land
ed on what Barnes offered him for
three bags and Neer delivered the
deciding hit which scored WEIGH.
Bentley who was on the mound for
the Browns was at his best. He struck
out twelve of the visitors and allowed
five bases on balls. With two down
and a man on third In the eleventh
he passed Gottschall and Madigan,
two men who were dangerous in order
that he might take a chance with JET
fries. Jeff took notice of what was
going on and he Immediately selected
a bat and walked to the plate. When
his turn at bat came he clouted one
into the territory occupied by Blaus-
ser and by superb fielding the ball
was trapped in time to catch Madigan
at second.
Barnes worked yesterday for the
first time in Monmouth He whitfield
ten OF the Browns and held them to
four hits until the ninth inning when
the rally came. Barnes is a hard
worker and should develop into fast
twirler if he shows class right along
like he did yesterday.