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Boston, Mass, July 29.-Boston
punched their hits and won the second
game of the series from Chicago. Chfl
cago started a batting rally In the fifth.
scoring four uns before Wood retired.
StahIs batting ana the fielding Of WaKr
Score: r. II. e.
Chicago 8 z
Boston B ID =
observation-disclosures and Suilivang
Kuhn, Wood, Bedient and Cady, Carri-
gan.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


St Louis, July 29.-New York by
timely hitting, brilliant base running
Of the doubleheader from 81. Louis by
a score OF 3 to 4 and 6 to 3. Scores;
First game r. H. r.
~. LOUIS : I'D
view 1OTh .-ss-..s .ss.s $500. y 10 q
Batteries-Powell and Alexander:
Mcconnell and Sweeney.
Second game r. II. e.
ST. Louis 8 3
GNEW Abfh ssss.- y AZ
Batteries-Hamilton and Smell; War
hop and Williams.
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Detroit Geta Two.

Detroit, Mich, July 29.-Coombs was
hit hard and Mullin was lucky, Rivink
eight bases on balls of which only a
figured in scoring. Detroit won 8 TO. 4
Triples by Mullin and Cobb and Jones
bringing in six OF the locals taIIies~SS
Score: r. n. n.
Detroit ...... s ~ l
Philadelphia e~I
Batteries - Mullin and Stanage.
Coombs and Lapp. ~
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Pen. BALL TEAM
ENJOYED GAME
continued PROM Page 8.

game to the music OF a graphophone.
Too much cannot be said OF the sol
diers' hospitality m we were sorry
we cannot do as well by them when they
visit this place we call home" but this
place was not built for entertaining
purposes.
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H
They Won From sabin Team In Good
Game Yesterday.

The Moorhead whitesox cleaned up
the men OF Sabin yesterday afternoon
by a lively anne OF ball, in which the
Moorhead boys outbatted and outplayed
the visitors at every stage Of the
game, the score being Is to 6. There
is a great rivalry between the two
teams, and each has now won q game,
Dwight and Pfaff represented Moor
head in the principal positions, while
Sabin used, three pitchers, Baumgarten,
Johnz and johnson and wilkinson.
catcher. A good crowd saw the con-
test
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Each Took Honors.

Columbus. July 29,-CoIumbus OUT
battsd Toledo all the way but lost the
nrst gAmesln ths ninth on eFToFs.eJ0aes
two baEger and lii the nrak inning Of
the secon game cleared the filed bases
with a homer. Shelton's triple with
two on bases IN the third inning gave
Columbus d safe lead. The scores:
First Game RH IL.
Columbus q
Toledo a
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NIcksi ptasA naad

Sells tickets, CnTcaa0 TO New xDgag and
return, $ST. Boat0n and return. s2&
Reduced rates 10 other eastern po1ff
Also variable routes. Liberal stop
overs. Inquire OF local agent, or a.
dress john II. EzAAhAn. D A.
sc West Adams street. Chicago.
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Two for Forest city.

again took both games or h double
header by defeating Cleveland ( TO 1
and 3 to 2, johnson outpitched Gregg
In the first game while Washington
punched hits on stesn in the fourth
Fielder Moeller was hurt making 4
catch that cut OF two runs in the last
game, backing into a wall as he unsde
the catch. The scores:
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TERN

MATERNITY HOsPITAL-competent
nurses and best OF cares highest fes.
timonia1s from doctors and patients.
MIRA. Jennie Camp col 10th sE 8, Fargo.
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FOR sALE-white leghorns, yearllnes,
thorough bred Belle BreeEe strain,
best layers, 75c each. Phone 64s-L or
call 40 nth st NJ, Moorhead.
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nrewera Nreet Defeat.

Milwaukee. July 29.-Jack Powell
held the home team safe in pinches
and the Kansas City team wor the
final ganne of the series 4 to 3. Noel
pitched steady ball being found I'm only
two innings and allowing six hiGs. Al
home u BY DosEney In the seventh
Score: X ID.
Milwaukee, 81
Kansas City 4
Batteries-NoeL Marion and Hughes;
Pou4A1l and UfgArnNV
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AssOCIATIoN.
ST. PAM Fad Chanee.

st. Paul, July 29.--St. Paul got a big
lead over Minneapolis in the first four
innings but Minneapolis Knocked Rel
ger and Krager out of the box and tied
the score In the sixth and won the
game by a score OF 10 to I.
Score: r.
St. Paul 4 10 4
Minneapolis 12 4
Batteries-Reiger, Dauss, Kraker and
Marshall; Comstock. Liebhard and All
len.
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ron sALR-oHICKENs.

TWENTY-FIVE full blooded brown
leghorn hen for sale. 18th and 4th
aY s., Moorhead.
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i HAVE several sections OF hay storm.
age TO rent In Wilkin and Clay cour-
TIES price from 26c to 7Ec per acre.
Mimi, BOX 26T.
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LAND o SALE


FOR sALE~chDIcs quarter section Of
land four miles northwest or Fargo.
Eor particulars address 4BA. care no"
rum.
FOR sALE-320 acres, Improved, four
miles from Fargo; $50 acres In crop;
900 per acre with crop or $50 without
crop. Address bss, care OF Forum
o SALE-weII located quarter sec
ton in Clay county, Minnesota; hne
improvements, near town; VIII take
good flye passenger automobile In part
payment. Address 60T care Forun.
A FINE SECTION Of land I'm Cass
county; three miles from ~ town
N five from another; good butldingg;
Balance sF 4 Der cent: write us
direct South Bros. casselton, y. y.
40 ACRES FOR s25O-Terms $40 cash
and SIS monthly; larger tracts in pro.
portion; fine forming and truck land
near Duluth, Minnesota; some timber,
some open. fine soil. pure water, close
to railroad, 10000 acres 70 select from
Write for maps n information, Ia z.
Eelland. Palace Bldg. Minneapolis,
MINI.
FOR sALE-64o acres Of land four
miles from Antler, n. D., on Canadian
side and one mile from Lytton; ali
can be broken with steam plow,. on
crop payment plan, $4,000 down, bal
ance at 8 per cent; also $50 acres, go
broken, FIVE miles from Antler, town
site on land, $1,000 down, balance at
per cent; S25 an acre fer each. Box
687, Devils Lake, N. d.
FOR SALE LAND-If sver there was
a bargain here 10 one; / am obliged
to go to Canada to take care Of my
homestead, i have half section as nice
a lay of land as you care to see. with
245 acres under plow n balance can
all be broken, right on the new 500,
building out from Ambrose west, and
just n and one half miles from a new
town; must sell at once, for the small
price of SIT per acre. Address Lock
Box 115, Ambrose, N. d.
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SLOW ACCOUNTS. notes. wagea
claims OF any description cofiected
on percentage anywhere: we can get
your money for you Box SO. Cassel-
ton. N. y.
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ooper and Rapp; 49,!
a fsmrae Tor Kmra.

indianapolis, July 2g.-Indianapoiis
and Louisville divided another doubta-
header here, the visitors taking the
first s to / and the home team the Sec
ond 2 20 i. LaudeFmilk pitched the hrst
game for Louisville and went in the
seventh inning of the second but too
late to win. The scores:
First Game r. HzE.
indianapolis 1 ed
Louisville 9 2
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Mckee;
Laudermilk and SchleL.
Second Game r. HaE.
Indianapolis 2 k&R
A1hiSbtls j "
Batteries-Hixon and Clark; Toney,
Laudernilk and SchleL.
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BARBER SHOP FOR REMIT am Of
fering my three-chair shop, same To-
Gated In the Hotel Jordan, all equip
ped, ready to do business, three tub
baths. needle and shower bath, which
/ will rem to a first class and re-
sponsible man for a term of years or
by the month. For further Information,
write T.. ]. Berry, Glendive, Mont.
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LIBERAL LOAMs-On EAxgo
city property. payable 20 suit
the borrower Ia monthly QUAR-
terly or annual fnskalameAtBs
will make the wh0lD loan Or any
portion payable st any time Ak
desired. ii. Il L00nle, No. Ill
broadway. Fargo. N. p.
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pHoND E0uR WANTS 10 xTIM B0NUM
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OWNER OF oldest established drug
and tewelry store In Dickinson
wishes to retire on o Of Ill health;
will sell either stock separately and
lease building; strictly modern; terms
and discount to right party. Address
q. ]. Greene e Co, Dickinson, N. D.
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F0R SALE-Choice quarter section OF
land four miles northwest OF Fargo.
For particulars address 4bA. care Bo~
ruIm.
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man with Ben W. Rea & Co. here bat
now holds a similar position at. an in
creased salary in Independence-
OBITUARY

Lewis K Hlll was born in Leaven-
worth. Kansas. February 2s. 1866. and
died at his home in Garden Park Feb
ruary %. 1912, aged As years. IL
months and e5 days. He was married
to Miss Lura Record in Butte. Moa-
tana. February ,. 1894. They resided
in Butte. Montana. until the year 1900.
when they moved to Kameia. Ore:
then to Baker. Ore. where they resii-
ed until they came TO Canon City Aug
ust IS. 1911 He leaves a wife and
seven children. an aged mother and
two sisters to mourn his death. His
mother and sisters reside in Topeka.
Kansas. The two sisters and a daugh-
ter will be here for the funeral SER
vice. The trains are snowbound COM
ing west from Topeka and they will BE-
delayed.
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Dodds Commercial College Announces
the Opening Of the Spring Term,
Monday. March 4, 1912.

All commercial branches taught:
Shorthand. Typewriting. Bookkeeping.
Penmanship. Commercial Law and
English branches
There is no better time to enter
than now. but as a special induce
ment to begin with the spring term.
a liberal discount on scholarships
will be given on OF before March 4.
II you cannot begin at the first of the
term. begin as soon as you can. for
students enroll here every week
We have placed hundreds of gradu-
ates in lucrative positions and we can
do as much for rot.
Send for our large cataiog or call
at the College any time for informa-
tion. d. d. DoDDS.
Canon City. Colo. Principal.
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thousands OF dollars every year. n
scattering broadcast over the country,
descriptive literature and pictures OF
our fruit. and then to think We should
no, show people and sell them the real
thing. when they are at our very door,
and eager to buy.
'Tis folly to think of stopping the
sale OF our big red sppfes and luscious
grapes and cherrfesSz n the depot
II We stop that sale at the depot the
people on the trains will get Grand
Junction fruits handed out to them
while they are our visitors. While they
are going through our orchards. we
surely ought to let them eat OF the
fruit we raise and leave a nickle or
dime in town II they wish to. We all
know those sales made at the trains
are small. but they amount to hun
dreds of dollars in "a year that we
would not get should We stop the fruit
vender at the depot.
A. E HUBBLE
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was thinking of dealing for. While
back there he visited his mother u
Illinois and his son Elmer at Clinton,
Iowa. VIII says the Arkansas valley
is good enough for him.
Elx-r
]. p. Hotchkiss and family moved last
week from the Park to the Earl fruit
ranch on Central
Miss Edna Draper has been On the
sick list for the past week but is
somewhat improved at this writing.
2L4H
The residents OF North street are
grading the road from Field avenue
east to the back ditch, which is a very
commendable piece OF work II the
other residents OF the Park would do
the same II would be a great improve
ment for the Park.
Z s9Lu
Mr.. Chas. Norman received word
from Cripple Greek a few days ago
stating he was grandpa again A
bouncing boy. Charley wears a smile
that is very becoming a grandpa.
UL3-~
Little Helen George has been suf-
fering for some time with run
around on her thumb and Monday DIR.
Lamb operated on It. cutting the nail
out. 1t is hoped she viii get along
nicely now.
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LINCOLN. park MAN
WANTS FRUIT SOLD
Editor Record:

Editor Record:
would like TO add word to n
question that is of great Importance to
all of us: one that every fruit grower
on Lincoln Park is up in arms about.
and certainly one that should be OF
vital interest to the people of Canon
City.
That is: "The selling of fruit at the
depot" II there is nicer. cleaner
business. don't know what II is. II
there is business that We derive a
more direct return from l don't know
OF 1t.
II there Is better way OF advertis-
ing our fruit land than by selling our
best fruits to the travelling public, l
hare never heard OF Il. Why We spend
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OYSTER SUPPER IN HONOR
OF MR.. AND MRS. BOWMAN

Mr.. and Mrs. E. T. Hubbard of Rey-
nolds avenue gave an oyster supper
Tuesday night In honor OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bowman of Lincoln Park.
who expect to leave Friday afternoon
for Vancouver. Washington. where
they will make their home. Those
present were; Mr. aud Mrs Roy
Maxfieid. MIR. and Mrs. Bert Jones.
MIR. and Mrs. j. W. Maxfieid OF Hast
ings. Neh.. who are visiting their
children. Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Maxfie;i.
Of East Main street. and Paul and Ev-
erett Jones. Parties named are
known as the Nebraska Bunch" and
when they get together there is some
thing doing In the fun line. They
are also known as a live bunch and
Harry and Matte Bowman's going
will make quite a breach in the
bunch's ranks. They will be greatly
missed as they are the best of the
bunch. We wish them safe journey
and hope that all their hopes and
endeavors will be realized.
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FORECLOSURE SALE.
A E HUBBLE

Under and in accordance with a
Judgment OF the District Court OF the
Eleventh Judicial District OF the State.
OF Colorado within and for the Coun-
~ OF Fremont. en- February 21th. 1919.
in favor of A c. Ridgway. plaintiff.
and against John Ritzman and Minnie
l. Hodkinsou. defendants. and in zc-
cordance with an Order of Sale issued
out of the office of the Clerk of said
Court by virtue of said Judgment. and
10 me directed:
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on Friday, the 22nd day of March.
1912. at the hour OF ten O'Clock In the
forenoon OF said day and at the front
door of the court house In Canon City
in said Fremont County, I will offer
for sale. and will sell, at public auc-
ton to the highest and best bidder
for cash in hand. all of Blocks l. . and
; in Ritzman's Addition to the City OF
Canon City. Fremont County. Colora-
do. according to the recorded plat OF
said Addition. excepting and reserving
therefrom Lots /. and in the afore-
said Block /, or SO much thereof as
shall be necessary to make the sum
of S310S.06. with interest thereon at
the legal rate OF eight per cent. per
annum from said February 2sth, 1912.
with costs of sui; and costs and eS-
penses OF advertisement and sale. ad-
judged in favor of said plaintiff In
and by said judgment.
Dated Canon City. Colorado. Febr-
uary esth, A. d. 1912.
JOSEPH EssER.
Sheriff of Fremont County.
First Pub. Feb. 90. 1919.
Last Pub, March 2l, 1912.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF tgnac Holak. Deceased
The undersigned having been ap-
pointed administrator OF the estate
OF Ignac Holak. late OF the County OF
Fremont. In the State OF Colorado. de-
ceased. hereby gives notice that he
will appear before the County Court Of
said Fremont County. at the Court
House in Canon City. In said County.
at the March term. 1912. on March 80.
1912. at p. m. at which time all per-
sons having claims against said estate
are notified and requested to attend
for the purpose OF having the same
adjusted. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to the Undersigned.
Dated at Canon City. Colo. this
e1th day OF February. A. ID. 1912
JOSEPH vEzZETTI.
Administrator
First pub. Feb. 20. 1912
Last pub. March u. 1914. !
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Of his friends down from the Cripple
Creek and Victor mining districts on
the Elks excursion. Mr.. and Mrs. l..
NJ Johnson came in quite unexpected
ly on the Pueblo train. and the John
son home on Park avenue was the
scene OF quite a gatherins>6f friends
to help enjoy the days festivities. MIR.
Johnson remained with his family un-
til Monday.
w-.-.-
Mr.. and Mrs. Laird and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bailey celebrated their silver
wedding for both couples at the Ball
ey home on Logan street on Friday
evening. This anniversary is made
a yearly event alternating at the
two homes. This one including the
Murch and Lingleton families OF Park
avenue. was an occasion of unusual
interest. Mrs. Laird was dressed in
her original wedding gown OF brown
silk. cnt over in the latest style. Mrs.
Bailey. not SO fortunate in preserving
hers. was attired in simple white
Music. social conversation and remi-
niscences with FIVE O'Clock dinner
caused the time to pass most pleas
antly. A number OF useful presents
were received as souvenirs OF the
happy event. The only drawback II
the full enjoyment of the evening as
the absence OF some of the family
group. Mr.. and Mrs. Laird's sons be-
ing away at Hillside and Rockvale and
the Bailey daughters at Sterling. Colo.
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PRETTY WEDOInG CELE-
BRATE0 At 10 O'CLOCK
WEDNESDAY MORNING

One OF the preitiest weddings that
has taken place here for some time
was celebrated at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Sam c. Taylor. sol Greenwood
avenue. at 10 o'clock this morning
when their daughter. Miss Pearl
Leone, vas married to Ben T. schan-
iel. formerly OF this city. but now OF
Independence. Colorado. The nuptia's
were solemnized by Rev. Geo. 7. Sc
vier OF the First Presbyterian church
and were very impressive.
The conventional ring ceremony Of
the Episcopal faith was used and the
betroihsl band was delivered to the
minister by little Miss Ethel Taylor N
the caIyr'of large lily. The wedding
party descended the stairs and enter
ed the psrior to the strains OF Mend
ellshon's wedding march. played by
Miss Myrtle Shedd OF Pueblo. The
bride and groom were attended by
Miss Ruby Sheffield of wetmore. Miss
Hazel venatta of Cripple Greek and
Messrs Clyde Turner and Emil john
sen of Canon City Miss Sheffield wore
an attractive gown of pink and carried
a boquet of white carnations. Miss
vanatta was DRESSED In blue.
The marriage ceremony was per-
formed under an arch OF smilax %
which was attached numerous we'd
ding bells that stretched away to va
rious parts of the parlors. The bride
wore lacy. white batiste dress and
carried pink and white roses. Her go
ing-away suit was of brown cloth and
she wore a picture hat that was as
jaunty as II was pretty The happy
couple left here on Denver & Rio
Grande train for Colorado SPRINGS
where they will remain for few davs
before proceeding to Independence ic
make their home.
Fruit punch and waters were served
to the guests after which they were
permitted to inspect the wedding gifts
which were numerous and beautiful.
The out of town guests were Mr.. and
Mrs Ed. Agard OF Rockvaie. Mrs. Van
alta and daughter, Miss Hazel. OF
Cripple Greek. and Mrs. Sheffield and
daughters, Misses Ruby and Dixie. Of
wetmore..
The bride has lived In Canon City
all of her life and is young woman
of fine characteristics and with a null
titude Of friends. She was popular in
the social set with which she moved
and her departure TO new field Of
activity win be regretted by. all who
knew her. The groom Is a young man
OF splendid business qualifications and
Of excellent reputation. He was for a
number Of years employed az salss-
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EGGS FOR HATcHING-why seod
east for barred P. Rocks. Single
Comb White Leshorns. Rose and Sing
Comb R. I. Reds. when you can get
them In your own city from the
worlds best blood, for less money. No
express. si.co and sa.oo per Is. J. t.
Norton. srcs Franklin ct, Phone vast
eel. 4ssf
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FRUITMERE
and FOURMILE

Mr.. Joe Heavenridge has gone %
Florida to visit his brother, Mr.. Jonn
Heavenridge. who is prosperous
farmer OF Florida
The East Canon Embroidery club
met with Mrs J. W. Augustine Mon
day. Mrs. Ely was admitted as a new
member to the club. A very pleasant
afternoon was spent They meet with
Mrs. Barney of Central street next
meeting ~ -.s1
ri ~ - 49,
Mr.. Geo Newell is absent from his
home serving as a juryman. Mr.. and
Mrs. Ahart are visiting with the New
ell family during his absence.
AIR. Ole Madison and Mr.. Elmer
Caringer of Hoehne. Colorado. near
Trinidad. are visiting friends here
They expect to visit here for about
week.
Mr.. J. W. Sweeney arrived from
Amniv Friday and is very glad to be
back In Canon City again. Mr.. swee-
ney drove through from Amnity and
found I, cool but interesting Journey.
u-x-w
The very industrious farmers ~
Fourmiie are sanding Lincoln avenue
which will be n great improvement
to that locality.
Mr.. and Mrs. Madsc Madison, MIR. Ole
Madison and Mr.. Elmer Geringer
spent very pleasant day Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Newell.
w51L9
Mr.. Clifford Higgins has been con-
fined to the house for some time on
account of had cold. His school
mates hope he win soon be able to
take his place at school again.
NV
Mr.. Hazard and family are making
preparations to start for the west
quite soon. Their many friends great
ly regret their leaving.
w-sx-u
Mr.. and Mrs S. A. Hazkicy. of Vic
tor spent very pleasantly the frst few
days OF the week with Mr.. and Mrs. l.
W. Thayer OF Dozier avenue
w-x-w
Mrs. Dwight Brown OF Penrose
spent Sunday with Mrs. l. W. Thayer
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PARK. CENTER
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. John Wright has moved in the
house that was vacated by the Ends
ley family last week
w49-u
Mrs. II. G. Jones, OF Caihan. was no
for a few days last week Visiting her
husband.
W-s4-U
Mr.. VIII Taylor made a trip TO Be-
atrice. Nebr., to look at some land Lc