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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-20

The Duttenhofer shoes for ladies
can't be supposed. McLain Co. have
them.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-20

FOR SALE-1OO bushels Iron peas
at $3.50 bushel, f. 0. b. Parrott;
also Whippoorwill, Unknown, Red
Ripper and mixed varieties. F. A.
BUSH, Preston, Ga.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1912-03-20

DUCKS-Indian runner ducks, great
est of all layers. Eggs $3.50 per
dozen. DAWSON POULTRY FARM,
Chas. Deubler, Sr., Prop.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
Cigars and Cigarettes

| Cigars and Cigarettes
JOSE PAI.Mo-regulsrly 5c-spe-
cIal. for lOc: 8 for CSC; $3.50 per
box.
PEOPLES BoCQUET-The name
speaks what we think OF its for
s5c size, &c.
>NIANILANETS-A stogie; best
money can. buy--3 for &C.
JOHN RUsKIN-A 1Oc full 5-inch
perfecto-speclaL SC.
FLOR DE FRECHIE. IMPERIALS
Perfect in quality; regularly for
25c. Special, 1oc.
Ell. RADIO-High-Era Clear Ha-
vana Cigsrs-1Oc and for 25c.
FL, PRoyEDo-Au Havana: a
smooth and soothing smoke for gen.
tlemen OF good taste-l0c and for
ts5c.
HELEN OF TYRE-Regular Ioc.
Special, &c each.
COURT FAvoRITE-A. good 1Oc
sisar s5s. that we ''Ana O '
GEN. ROSECRANS-On account of
its miidness and quality wins favor
with every smoker-5o each; $500
per box.
EI.KA-Made a little better than
necessary for sc; Sl.25 per box.
LIBERTY HAvANA-.Regular
for 1Oc. Special this week. for &C.
csc per box.
Cigarettes
LAURENS-The new cigarette,
with miniature poker hand in each
package-15c; for CSC.
OLD MILL CIGARETTES pack
ages for 15c.
ROYAL. NESToRs. MURADS,. MO-
GUL. and NATURALS-f5c package.
lie.
HAREM. NAzMAs. FATIMAs-15c
package. l2c.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
Cigarettes
Peroxlde Hydrogen

Pound bottle ....-.......-..,.. :. .1oe
k-pound Bottle. ...........-..... 1:c
This article is the highest in quail
>ity. the same being sold in other
stores for 25c and 35c. We guaran-
tee our Peroxide Of Hydrogen to be
the best science and money can pro-
duce.
25c Mentholatum .12c
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04

The most useful article for the home
or sick room; keeps liquids hot "a
hours: keeps liquids cold 72G1 9S
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
Elastic
Stockings

All regular stock sizes always
in stock. Clean, fresh goods. Fit
ting room. Lady clerk.
Thread Elastic Stocking, made
Of best materials: good live rub
Der elastic. They wear Longer
than others. ..............S. .23
Silk Elastic Knee Caps. S1.9S
SILK Elastic Anklets. ..SI.9S
Thread Elastic Anklets. .....$l.5I
We specialize in making special
orders I'm this line. Fit Euaran-
teed. Prices one-half.
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
Pills and Tablets

Cascara Tablets, 5-grain. .25c
Iron. Quinine. and Strychnine
Tablets, 100. .2Se
Sodium SaIicylate, 5-grain tab
lets. 100 .......-.... .25e
Asafetida Tablets, 5-grain, 100. 29e
Asafetida Tablets, 3-grain, 100. .z3e
Strychnlne Tablets. 100. Use
Quinine Pills. 2-grain, 10O..... .Ise
Rhinitis Tablets. 100. Use
Antikamnia Tablets, doz. Use
Robins Cascara Pills. doz....... 1oc
Lapactic Pills. doz. sc
Compound Cathartic Pills. 100. Use
Lady Webster Pills. 100. &c
25c Lithia Tablets, 5-grain. bot
The Washington herald., 1912-02-04
cherri-Tons PeetorsI

Is a pleasant cough remedy; COM
bined to check and cure stub
born and obstinate coughs.
Children like It. We guarantee
II. Csc size. special. ....... .Isc
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

The family of the late Mr..
James Ray wish to express
their sincere appreciation to
their friends and neighbors
for the many acts of kind
ness shown them during the
illness and at the death of
Mr.. Ray. The devotion and
Untiring care and watchful-
ness, especially of the young
men OF the community dur
ing his long weeks OF help
lessness showed a spirit of
love and reverence unequal
led anywhere and is fully ap-
preclated by the members of
the deceased's family.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

AT tile very worst you
should be able to find IA foot
i'll your stocking.
Mr. Leon Mcdonald of
Meridian was a business Wis
itOr i'll town Friday.
Mrs. Jewel Hawkins is WIS.,
iting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs, j. B. Stewart.
Mr.. L. A. Russell, Co.
Atty. of Leake was in town
Monday.
Mr.. Will Smith is at home
to spend the holidays with
his parents.
Mr.. j. C. Hanna, one of
Leake county's good citizens
was in town Monday.
According to our custom
no regular edition of the pa.
per will be issued next week.
Mr.. w. A. Stockton of
Muckalusha was a business
visitor here last Thursday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Cooper of Union
was greeting his many
friends here last week.
Remember when you come
to town to bring the dollar
you owe for your county pa
per.
Mr.. Jim Lewis, who left
our county q few years ago
for Arkansas has moved back
to his old home at Hope.
The new railroad seems to
have gone into winter quar-
ters as we are unable to hear
of anything being done just
at this time.
The many friends of Mr..
Hugh Parker will regret to
learn of his illness at nj,
y, uv.lle ,i.lle at Newton;
Remember a good Christ.
mas hp8herism is: re
want what you s4t is about
as good as getting What you
want.
We notice from the Car
thagenian the last grandju-
ry OF Leake county RECON-
mended a raise in salary for
their county attorney.
Leake is one of the large
number Of counties that re-
tanned this office.
There should be a law en-.
acted making it a felony to
destroy the illusions ofchild-
hood especially the person.
ality of Santa Claus. 1t is
the saddest day in the life of
a child when the bitter dis
covery is made that the VEN
erable spirit of Christmas is
but a myth.
Mr.. Odie Moore happened
to- an unusual accident a few
days ago. He was having
his hair Shampooed in the
barber shop, the barber u.s.
ing his usual PREPARATION for
such work which contains a
high precentage OF infama-
ble material, when some one
struck a match too near and
a flash was the result cover
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19
The NESHOBA DEMOCRAT


The different ShOW-WindOWS
around town show a grea-
ter and better display of
Christmas goods than We're
ever brought to our town.
You make no mistake in
coming here to do your
shopping.
Invitations as follows have
been received by their many
friends here:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Rogers
invite you to be present at
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Marguerite to Mr.. Joseph
Madison Wadsworth Tues
day afternoon, Dec. 31st,
1912, 8 o'clock Methodist
church, Decatur, Miss. At
home after Jan. 5, Philadel-
phia, Miss.
A report is sent out from
Vicksburg showing how a
thousand pounds of three
sixteenth lint cotton per
acre was raised on three test
acres at Anguilla under the
direction Of government eN-
perts. In the early part OF
, the season boil weeviIs were
: found, and squares contain.
ing insects were Immediately
burned. Nearby land pro.
duced an average yield OF
only two hundred and fifty
to three hundred pounds pei
acre. The experts contend
the results show that inten
sive cultivation will over
come all obstacles, even boil
: weevils.
The stove given away b,
the Spivey-Ross Hd,y &c
was the occasion of abou
. one thousand people comm!
~ to town Thursday. I'll
Istreets were crowded all da,
: long every fellow with hi
} ticket snugly put back avail
t ing the hour when the luck,
i number would be announced
The numbers were sent to tn
Bank of Philadelp !hia in seal
ed envelops to be opened ot
this special day. Three
r numbers were sent in, no hol
der was found for the frs,
two numbers called, 3641
and 3999 so Mr.. Ethel White
held the last number called
1856 and won the stove.
Our county loses one Of
her old end respected citi.
zens in the death of Mr..
James Ray Monday night at
his residence near Waldo.
Mr.. Ray had reached the ad-
vanced age of 81 years, lik-
ing a few days, and at the
time OF his death was per-
haps the Oldest man of the
county. He has been a res
ident of the county since
early manhood. He was a
devout member of the Meth
odist church and had the al
most unparalleled ecord of
acting as steward in that
church for the past &C years.
He leaves a devoted widow
and was the father OF seven
children all of whom sur
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

N'ANTED-50O bushels good
nd dpeas for which we can pay
~ for mixed stock and s1.35
whippoorwill and clay peas
nmixed. Must be delivered be-
\ the first of the year. Hem
son- Molpus 90.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1912-12-19

tey. W. j. Ferguson was
pointed as pastor of the
'thodist church here in
llce OF Rev. j. j. Golden,
q was transferred to the
sshore District. Other
pointments in the county
re Neshoba circuit, G. P.
xes, Mcdonald, M. R.
nes.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

! The riders have been lined up as fol-
lows.
First heat-Jackio Clarke Paddy
Hehir Ray Duer.- J. e Achorn. Gordon
Walker and Lloyd Thomas.
Second heat-Alfred Goullet Joe Fog
ler, Freddie Hill. Harvey Wilcox, Martin
Ryan and F. s. Hagney.
Third heat-lver Lawson. Eddie Root,
Worth Mitten, T. D. Morgan and Hardy
X. Downing
This race Is certain TO prove a real
contest because every one OF the riders
is anxious TO annex as many points in
the championship as possible and there
is q superstition among them that the
winner Of the first championship race
stands the best chance OF capturing the
title.
There will also be the Bicycle Supply
handicap at two miles. This event will
also bring out the big stars. Clarke,
Goullet and Lawson will be the scratch
men, and Handicapper Harry Heagren
has placed the others so that II is any
body's race and one which is sure to
prove contest from start TO finish.
quarter mile sprint and a three-mile
handicap, while the novices will have a
three quarter mile race.
The closing event OF the night will
bring together Eddie Root Of Boston and
Harvey Wilcox OF Salt Lake in a five-
mile motor paced match race, This Will
be the first OF a series OF these kind Of
contests arranged by Manager MacFar-
land for the purpose of determining
which of his riders is the best pace fol-
lower. The best man at tho saucer will
then be sent against Elmer Collins here
Tor the American championship.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
len winning run
HELENA.

Summary: Stolen bases-Sadofskv. Ra
ker. Sacrifice hits-Levy. whaling, Nc
Cafterty, Irby Runs batted in-Noors
mead CD. Mathes. Whaling, KiIlilay. Irby.
Lussi. Two-base hits-Ieyy. Mafhea
Whaling. Thompson, ouigisy. irby'
Ihree-base hit-KilIiIay. Double pIavs
MeNamara 70 Mathes TO Whaling Io:
Msthes 70 Whaling: Menges 20 sadofsky
McCaferty, in e1-a innings: off Dell
IN l inning Bases on bails-Off Me
Saferiy. S: off Dell, Q; off Ryrd 2.
o. Wild pitch-By Dell. Tlme-Ons hour
hour and hfty-sevep minutes, Umpire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Cincinnati Beats Brooklyn.
By international News Service.

BROOKLYN. June 1.-The Cincinnati
Reds started their eastern invasion to-
day by getting into the winning column
again after q round OF steady defeats
They trimmed tho Dodgers. TO 8, by a
third Inning swatfest. in which they ac-
cnmulated SIX runs on four hits. four
passes, three steals and a wild pitch off
two OF DahIen's twirllng. Pat Ragon went
two innings and then blew up for the
succeeded him, walked Phelan and Es
mond's single set home two more. 'Csv''
was good after that. Suggs held the To-
Gals safe after the second inning
ClScINNATI-5RooKLYN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

be the half-mie championship race This
VIII bring out all the first -class riders
at the track and there is intense rivalry
among them. The winner OF this race
viii be allotted five points In the cham
plonship table, Three points will go to
the second man: two to the third and
one 10 the fourth. The man having the
highest number OF points at the end of
the season will be the western champion
and Will compete with tho eastern cham
plon In match races for the American
cha mptonship.
While many cycle racing fans believe
that Jackie Clarke will be the winner
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Cardinals Outclassed by New
York Nationals, Who Bat
Steele Hard.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
= international News Service.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The Cardinals
tumbled headlong into a hornets nest
Of hard batting this afternoon and wero
showed under by the Giants. Score, 1s
TO 4. The Cardinals hit pretty we'll
throughout but toward the latter part
OF the contest, Mathewson. with a big
lead to his advantage. slowed UP and
merely tossed the ball over the plate
Steele began TO pitch for the Cardinals
and was out OF business at the end OF
two innings. The Giants batted him
wtckedly and without mercy. Harmon.
good control and when he filled the bases
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Chicago Defeats Boston.
BY International News Service.

BOSTON, June 1.-The Cubs made a.
successful opening of their eastern inva-
sion today by defeating Kings braves,
to o. Zimmerman. Miller and Safer
were the batting stars. Zimmerman made
triple, double and a triple In five
times up. Miller grabbed off three sim
gles and In the fifth with a man on first
saier lifted one high into the right field
seats on a line Smith was effective
while Dickson and Perdue were easy for
the Cubs. Tyler was sent in too late to
do tho locals any good.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
= s"V
d for Bender in ninth
CHICAGO

''Batted for Sullivan In fourth.
'ssBatted for Benz In fourth.
Summary: Left on bases-Philadelphia
z: Chicago. s. Home run-Lord. Three
base hits-Baker Barry Two-base hits
Callahan, Thomas. Collins. Stolen
bases-Oldring ]. Collins. zeider. Hits
on Benz, s In 4 innings; of Mogridge,
in 5 innings. Bases on balls-On Benz.
l.: off Bender, 6. Struck out--By Benz.
q: by Moeridge, 2: by Bender. g. Sacrifice
hit-McInnes Wild pitch-Benz. Time
OF game-2:oo. Umpires-O'Loughlin and
Westcrvclt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Totals
ST. LOUIS.

ouinmary: Homo run-Devore. Three
base hit-Doyle. Two-base hits-Mowrey
Oakes. Fletcher, Doyle, Snodgrass Stolen
Herzog. Double plays
Fletcher 10 Doyle TO Snodgrass: Herzog
70 Groh 10 Snodgrass. Hits-Ofr Steele
o In innings. Bases on baIIs--Off Ma
thewson D. on Harmon 4. Struck out
by hathewson & Sacrihe hts-Becker,
Herzog Left on bases-New York s.
81 Louis Z. Time OF garne-2:0o Tim
pires--JohnEtone and Eason
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Cleveland Beats Boston.
; international News Service,

CLEVELAND. O.. June 1.-The Maps
today put a crimp in the advance OF the
Boston Red Sox, winning to 2. Kanler
was In rare form and had the Boston
crowd guessing throughout The Maps
on the other hand. had their batting
clothes on and mIsused Hall. Collins and
Pspe In a. shameful manner IL was
Halls first defeat OF the season.
CLEvELAND-BoSToN.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

SUMMARY: Two-hase hits- 81
Toner Hits-On Denars, 2 in
nings: off Williams. I In 6 ls5 h
Sacrifice fy-Tobin. Bases on h
of Zan1loch, 2; of Demars, 8: oI
Hams. .. Struck out-By Demar<
Williams, .. by Zamloch. g. Dou11
Williams to Faye. Hit by pIictX
-Oriet, by Demars. Left "a 81
Great Falls, z; Missoula, {. Tlns 4
-1:40. Umpire Wright.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

SUMMARY: Left on bases-ClevelanG g. Boston.
= Two-hsss hits-wagner Nunamaksr. Grsney,
Jackson T. Butcher. Olson Bradley. Kahler
Stolen hases-speabsr. Hooper. Double plays
Peckinpaugh Ball 10 Birmingham: Hunamaker To
Wagner. Hits-or Hall In 20 innings of
Coilins. 10 IL inuiugs; OF Pape. 10 In
ninFe. Bases on baiis-os Kahier, 4; of Pspe :
struck out-Hy Kahler. ?: by Hail. /. BY Col
Inns. /; By Pape. I. Sacrifice hit-BirmInkham
saeri6ce hies-Jaekson. Birmingham. Ftrst on
sfrork-Ciereisnd. 2: Boston. l. Time Of game
l;Ss. A'isndsnre-esso Umpirsz-Evaus and
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Detroit Defeats New York.
BY International News eer-vics

DE DETROIT. June l-six of the Tigers
inning today. Detroit winning from Nsu,
sork to 3 In tho NTH. with two o,f
Summers dropped a Texas ieaxuer oysr
second: Bush. Jones. Cobb. Delehan,y
those OF Bush and Gainor being frinles
After Cobo's smash. Caidweil was
henched and Hoff walked Crawford and
lei pelehanty single and Gainor triple.
was made off the latter. a trtpis hy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Trolley Leaga

Donele-hcaders will be played tn ~
league today. All games called Of ID
Franpton will play the Bird club q
diamond. Umpires-Yard and BacknEc
The Liborty g. NJ club will mest p
z g. ~ club On the west side diaE1'
pfre-Nosar
The N. c. r. club will play tbs NmI
company on The Utah neld. Umpirss~F
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Washington Wins at st. Louis.
International News Service.

BY InteinationaI News Service.
ST. LOUIS, Juno THE Senators
routed Nelson in the third inning wnen
they made three runs and bonbarded
Hamilton In the last three innings. beat
Ing the Browns to 3 In the first game
OF the series. Hughes held the Browns
safe In all but two innings, when extra
base hits gave them their runs Noel
ler. Foster md Milan poled three hIts.
While the first two each completed the
circuit three times
ST. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
HELENA WINS ELEVEN
BATTLE WITH BUTTE
Special to The Tribune

HELENA, Mont. June 1.-The se,a-
tors tied the score in the ninth. then
after Butte scored two again. tied IN the
tenth ana pounded in the winning run
IN the eleventh. The game was the most
eSHclting witnessed here this season.
Despite the fact that he was wtid Nj
cafferty. was effective In the pfnches FOR
seven innings, but In the tenth he
ganked himself out in favor OF Dell.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

OF the big event tonight, It really looks
as though Iver Lawson will figure to
capture the race. Lawson Is riding In
great form ut the present time and looks
better now than he has In years Alfred
Goullet will be another contender. al
though he is bit off form because Of
slight attack OF mountain fever Last
season Goullet beat both Champion
Frank Kramer and Jackie Clarke In
match races at the Newark track and
promises TO be the next champion.
The big race tonight will be run In
three heats and the first and second
men In each heat will go into the finals
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
CHICAG0-HoSToE.

SuntaATy' HOMO rcn-safeT. Throe-ons hit
Zimmerman Tvo-haso hit--ZimmsrTnan. stolen
oasee-SweenoJ. Double plays-R Miller 10 HAus.
or; Schultz TO Needham; Smith. Tinker and Safer
HitS-On Perdue. In ., Innings: OF Dickson
IN 2-3 innings; of Rculbach. in 2 innlnxs
Bases on bais--of Roulbaeh. l: OF Tyler !: OF
Dickson. :; on smith. . struck out--By Reui-
sneh, y ey Tyler 2; by Smith. .. Sacrifice hit
Jackson Time OF game hourA Umpire
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

nro9klyo. 3 Thres-bs.e hits-Besoher. Moran.
-oolsy. stolen esses--iioei,zeil. Mitchell "a.
~ Ragon, } IN "a Innings. Bases on balls-
on Rason: .. on nsrgsT. ,: OF sugxs q struck
eouE6y RaSon ]: BY Dargsr q: by surxs 4
ssersaee hit-HohiitsslI. wild pitch-Rssoa'
Iims of Sans-i:& UnDirss-kizisr ana I'm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

]. Struck ont--By Curtis. 8. by seaton. Q; by
Camniz. q. Sacrifice hlts-Wileon Magee. vlox
Left on ooscs-Phlladelphia, s; Pittsburg. Q. Time
OF Same-s:o2. Umpires-klcrn and Bush
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
White Sox, With Lefty Mo-
gridge Pitching, Defeat the
Worlds Champions.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BY International News Service.

CHICAGO. June 1.-The champion
Athletics blew up behind Bender after
and the White Sox won, s TO g. Be
fore the locals had turned wheel the
Mackmeu piled up lead OF three Ben
der forced two runs across In the fourth
and Mcintyre. pinch hitting for Benz,
hatted one home. To einch the doings,
in the sixth Harry Lord whacked a
homer behind a pass 70 Rath. The ex-
ceilent pitching OF Lefty Mogridge from
the fifth round checked the champions.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Pittsburg Beats Phillies.

By International News Service.
PHILADELPHIA. June i.-Damar,nr
errors and timely hits enabled Pittsbure
10 take the opening game of the series
with the Phfllies today. Score, I 10 <
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
Skyscrapers Pull Ahead.

The Skyscrapers again pulled ahead
in the eighth by means Of Erwin Jen-
sen s single after Erickson had passed
the first two men When he passed
another, Andy Jensen went to the
mound and stopped any further scoring
for the visitors. Ogden fans will never
again derive the amount of pleasure
from salt Lakes downfall which they
witnessed in Ogden s half of the eighth
Two fly balls, no higher than the
grand stand. did not get out OF the dia-
mond and went as hits. Another driven
into Brick" Devcreaux so hard that
the old veteran was helpless. All this,
including five singles, several bonehead
PLAYS and boots by Abbott and Pen
dieton, gave the Macks three counters,
ana there were two on the lines when
Andy Jensen was run down between
third and home for attempting to score
after Van had singled to right. This
gave the taileuders two TO the good
and Orr was the only Skyscraper to
draw life in the first half of the
ninth He was passed, but the BRIG
nam CITY southpaw struck out Dew
eereaux and Peudleton, after which Bill
iDsvis, who was sent in for Abbott,
flied out to Schimpff.
enthusiasm over the three successive
defeats OF the Salt Lake crowd has
oeen worked mp TO such an extent that
every member of the Ogden club will
receive, $50 IN cold cash il the Macks
can take both sections of the douhIs
bill from the Skyscrapers tornorrow
afternoon. Ten dollars of this amnnrt
Is offered by the Weber club and sIo
oy local newspaper. II they win only
one game, every man participating will
receive Out $40. The score:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02

sBattsd for Moran n eighth.
''Bsuei for SsatoE IN ninth
fBs,tsd for Robinson In third.
FlttHhurg ...........I o 4 :
Phiiadsiphia . .-..-...7 o n a
summary Hotns run-wison. Thres-bAse hit
Miller Tvo-eaae hits-Paskert. Byrues I. lieu.
stolen hases-Titus. Knsbe. vfox, McCa1hy
Doghie piays-Dooan. Knabs 70 Ludcrus. yiax
Mccarthy 70 Miller. HItp-oR Robinson IN !
inai1Sss OF Curtis. 10 10 innfags- Bss>s an
eails-oS ssaton. 1. or Robinson. /, OF cansaf.n'
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-02
ELECTR|CS TRY I'M
PITCHER AND II
Missoula Gives New M.|
Warm Reception, Steal1
Bases on Him at WuI'
Special 70 The Tribune.

GREAT FALLS. Mont. .Ju,.
Electrics tried out new
named Demars today. and he !.
drawn In the third inning afts-
passed six and allowed eight ma
bases on him without makins
tempt to head them off. win.
cceded him and went fine until IN
when three singles and thres sys.
the visitors four tallles ana H.
The score:
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r~o-bsss hlis-Fogtsr. Lapor,s. Pr,,, s.of.n
sa.eH-Shc,iea :. Laporis. Noelier H,tsLos
neton. IN /. inninsz Basez on haIis-0S
huEnse. cn Hamiiton. :. on Ssisou, 4 s,rucE
9a,.hy HnEaes g. By Hamilton. 8; ey N,Iron
sacrthns hits--liogun. Mcbride Lsft on hse--
- LouLs y Washington. Time Of ram.
a.o. umpires-PeTriae and pinetn.
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Western League

AZ Topska-Topska. 9; Dss Moips5
~ Linecin--Liucoln. 8: ST Joseph
AZ Denver-penvsr. 8; Omaha. !.
AZ Wichita-Siou1 City. .: WiahitA
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Army Team Wins.

ANNAPOLIS. Mr.. June f.-t'
fourth time I'm ss many yen
Points baseball team defeated
shipmen. Score:
Navy ......
Hatteries-Hiatt and Lyman:
and Cochran Umpises-Brenn
Ernslae Of the National league