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Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
Elks var MeMinnviIie

g uDulDer u LiEs lUileC tas -.
zen excursion o AeAlInHllse aa sa
ufaaf ulgll to a.,euG lu@ uealea ul
~ .lle Dew ELK nome ar -Bar p.a-e
AtDUng teen were tiuse-1. o.
r pom ieaat FawE. soua Leal
" T. Lggii-. aud .reuGge aube5l
ltIs sSeeta excursion tslL fn
Portland ever -ne Suu-besL ta-sl.
vas .1u va Dallas a. aeeUmmgau.a
ue fyea. gge-TreL
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
NAsoEs At STATE MEETING
Dallas kezbsn and OEosrs Aftend
GEaEd Lodge a. Portlz1d

l.ize - ~ zF.a.sl uzsszs or.
les rsrt .l ParIaa5 fh.s useL and
seEsfal Dallas -rrdsu ~ tts order
are s affa. iHrre Oscar Hayier.
era-I a.rr.T rafnlT 1f f-e Easferu
at nr Margarsf EaaIalla Hagter.
grand aatraF uNrl - tas Easteru
Star aa presiding 1f fts -essious 81
taaae bodies. Ur Mari Hagisr uho
s a f.Irf.alI1flrs f1 ile grad chap
trr b. ai-s il aife18afes In adii-
t.aa fo ttaf fte Uaet1r IS q repre-
sentative fr1r tle Paik Be1fou den-
tal sarletE to tde leeiilr ~ tle stale
ieriaI saaeiy uh.ri alss meets in
Pafla1d ftis usek
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

ion laws wnb the growers 'De"
90 Yesterday The writer saw .
n.g.,sper published at Keane"'ek, +,
" ,bp sear4 Of celebrated
...r.,,ar-r section. in which the
,f the frui, was quoted al
sa IA ,er cratg. and the season u
er5I fgree there. Dealers De
- l. -rgf tbe price will 20 some lo"-
=, I'M eur1dently predlett Iaal
viii average about s3-Z2 pr
+. far the season And the straw
5.e,.r,as ~plge3 al Ke1newlek are no
as-+ar OF larger than those raised ia
pa1r county. ID fact many beileFe
ns- -,s Polk county fruit has a
,r-1ar finer favor than those produe-
49, IN The ea ebrated KenDewlek see
non Tie difference IN the returns
.,a grower hes in the iact lhai
-,. r.,,aaaa,s u keDnewlck nave
5-,,as issue. and sejl their berries
rr.gr o., association winch nan
T.4. -g4 entire output Jhis aaoo-
,-s-3., / thu. enabled TO make ship
n,ars 10 ear load lots and 10 pace
-ls'-. fr- ~, tbg larger markets
-. -.n uiIr command much bet
,,....g
0rfv Successful Method.
~. f,,,rr associations are inya-
,..s,1r 4omrd il all fruit producing
..a..1-e Ind !, is the only method
yrer hs. been found that will pro-
'.a -, ,a.rI-e Individuals cannot
Ill .rli, own fruit 70 advantage.
M. rgr,at shin in carload lots,
- v--.ra some few have in the past
- an -f7ar- 10 place their stuff
..a Portland market they have
..-,...5.4,r,. +,nn9 the experiment un-
.r-,s4an-'rv
pr- tie roe association sells di-
..r- IN -.z r;ry dealer and. with a
..,.,. nr+n.t for sale can. in a meas
- control rricp. and insure to the
,-,.,var grrr,I4 returns for the crop.
One Effort Failed.
D.. Several growers in this vicinity
--sr.r-.-4 "a organize a fruit asso-
,-s-5.r IN the .pr1ug of 1912" said
.l.nsi dealer Yesterday. "but the
-,.g- vas abandoned because some Of
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
ExgERT HORSESHOEIEG
Al5 OAK Strsst DalLss


ME- ~ A. ''s -'s' '0S''' -
Holman Daisg Cream "a gents
9 pint e
-C,sear BavEsr LAWYER rgs0,ge
and 6. Ugsow building.
M n Fgl,.-- vas g,s,.ass. vi.s.
TO- Il gs54m "a 9fuax
r.o-s pa.,,a,a,- ~ 3,5a,.-go..rs.
- 4 r.si,as ,,sisa- Agr.Gar
g..+l. -. 4, l.t.s..g S,,
6sr +l.~ yi.i wIfl resasga
- r.-z.. ..
.ss..- a.. -,
"9
= l''7sfiiis's- fa 'Aas7l'-
~ los F1'tsa@n li'@ Has. 4
N07h-
Afs , .tsaFel r.. hfl5ea 1ioa
fasn Ai't b~s i'afe.i'a H 7'+7'i'ia.
SUNDAY
III II. lp8olL. aItot1eS I55lL
y aae = L'aiias 1'ati5iia- Da-4a
Dalfo4iig
-rgoc young geldlng ssan 1gr
saie, fetc Hartman ~ --EF stree.
pifone -2c-
d.. auc Bfa. T. g. AAE ar ~
BVgtsaaE tl4a ne attending L9s
hDss 1est1Fa-
Dallas Woo auo Leal Aafas v.
/. barLses. pfOprlssor y1lee plODe
30 Residence b6s-
Llls.flet ATTORNEY Il p5o.1
had ieza business 1Fluel ealist llH
io e'a4em SATURDAY
NJ and Mn Willis Sfmyn,yl
Neee anon .Iosse attending t5e Die-
nie a. h4oos~s s Grove ea.ufQa2
Cae. goac ealDs a0rL 1rom |Dc--
LaGc .as n&7E aAc aJ'-iE q uat Fi.L
has parents lere. IL returned ra.~
ueoaE
d. aud Gfa a. EOinges ia s>-
assdar tos & uesr 8 'laa TI.L Sgr~
ialc lsaallses aAc . i19E d. .i'e
Rose festival
NJ. aao MIR Fra4f Thompson. u
COrg alla. visited lu t1se eug 4as
Nesk a. tue ug14s u NJ auC Ars
N &. Soeacel
4 ). Marin and granddaughter.
Misses Eleseue auc Aaa sgeo1 se-
riE morning tgs q elsir a tle gl,..-
.aisC Ruse tes.fTa
a. Ea,,t -,.,r,. +... f-...s,.,,.3.,. ,,+
Kr.s...,,s,t,r aa. t.-s-r ..,art.,,..r ae
..-ss-sa,,4 81 f.,r,- g.y,..,r,s-.s Fs.,.s,,,
du,l4g .1e sumlDsr
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
Al You czn Eas for Ig cez.s.

A. tae stl.gley g-rsuss-v Ha-e-
3 sagr- distance weef ~ -lz efE
Tlsltgss ars ErgI-a1 t1 bring fael,
cream z-e s-zzr AID take ta=1r -.
~ tseTes tg- lie prlee ~ 10 ee---
Tie b@vles srs tae Al sse l-ri-
ed G-lu
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
WIDOWS Lvpir fu- tensions


H- ue r=l.CE received 1pur u- tv-
af lea.luu- nr e-sls aue- truu
Polk euuuv vaurTas. uuaer -be vll-
ur Eseuslu a~ PASSED by -tie .+-
aau- i-es--E-u-g -r -r4rT eass IL
mas mazieG ne p-u-.sr D4auEs to zue
applicants and VIII determine vtle T.
~ -usr az emitted -o pes- lezIa-e il
Ele provisions at ife s.E-Ut= Luuar
the law liz 1yUur .ulEe Is mage
le sue a,-Jl.ef o. me question.
uaes TEE terus ut 1ue 1lL are-v
woman vug las yl4 or mora en-
cEaL uHle. -ue ara a+ -t vea-s ana
v-lgse husband ls er uet dead O, Is
ar -umG.e ut s1ue Dragon e-a-e H.
s--1 .I,IuL- o., uv reasgr ~ pr1slea- o.,
Irlsstla-A disease ls wupGr uuauie r
work. auC v-hsse sUprtg,- Eu1 -n@
aupyg,- ~ whose chi cre1 Is de-,sr.-
dem v-uplv % Iu par uyJ- uat L.
pp: sEa " eU-r4Hl 70 ass1s- auea
Tor usrsa+ and uer elI1,su 4-1-u
Eus epurtv L. Eclel sae resides II
tis- eXserE ~ s11 up--l .gr OLE
et-C- EhC E stse Las fulF@ rLE- 9IE-
- - per u8u1 1p, eae1 a11rly,l-
rr-a @npulG sue nsrs Al l1egne
g.ler talt --s' derived t.1-- uer La~
ygE. .aeI sue sLG De E-r-.s1 ~
sGet assistance as. a1le1 ~ -ae L.
come. sl&l ~ sguz 10 Eae su-1 SIZE
wuElc Lz1e -ess.yso did ~ ug- Y1e-
eess z. -.ep-le Tll 80 C.s-s -.
apply 70 am e1llt vtae1 mas p-3.-
e1Tg eagag1 - Ets gv- re scpDg-- r
l9- - Z e1 ,rae1 5gzs l.r r=sa5-
VITA its l9rae- TIE juvenile eg-.-
IL e-ssZzc WA ~ a1--ls-r ra-las-
~ tae 49, AID s8g.lc j determine
.zs tls -1g.sla- D. ---us9g-l le--. esre-
.ess gr leg lgs-f l- -1e zE1,s.1 1l--re
~ tae tlg1er ssoe-rs- d -aE 1rse-
.-aE tls -glev b. pad - e11s l-.-
- Eer-l1 for -ae 5e-e-t gt ta- -g1--
r. aa- aer e-4oreI
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
WILL GO TO DAYTON PUIRh
Local Baptist Clergyman AeS

HVlal bapLIsL NItIs 3 Ilall
Call from Yamhin County.
After a pastorate Of 10 monil5, =.
the Dallas charge. Rev H.
Vine has resigned the pastorsie
the Baptist church here and -
eepted a call from the Baptlsi ehl y
at Dayton and viii take up his
ties there on July /.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
Rietsar raso-. Mgrga1.

NJ Ciande hleEards84 an6 Mis-
NIlt1e Morgan were unu@c a Hias-
tlaes by II a. Lester f1elds ir toe
present 81 immediate RELATIVES
aur-aav ja8= Al 81 m 1=
wedding i0os place a- r1e uoage ~
ts- gru9U uula..-. Mrs II al.
hleaafa-ag Wlta wapG tJ- Nl.E
Esase t8-lr tniur aef1e 4ir hlaa-
afGs5E le aL =mpiaEse NJ t1e Salem.
+al4e CITES & Western ralIfeal
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

FOR SALE-Choice hens; also sp
young cockerels and pullets. Fh
view Poultry Plant, 712 Fairn
Avenue, Dallas. Phone 1914 8O3ef
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

PURE BURBANK SEED POTl
TOES-I offer a limited amount 4
pure Burbank seed potatoes at b
cents per hundred. A. G. Robert
Rickreall, Route l. 76OI
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
Ne1cs of City and County

y y 50 y 4sGE = = !
y JUNE BR1DES ARE PICKED !
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

FOR SALE-Currants. Better 4
der now and be sure of them. ls
Macomber, phone Black %. 7@I
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
LACK OF FINANCES EA1Ts
lcutraued iron r4ge One

fms dome Councilman rohrhe alio
1i- KIrEparrlcE volunteered Oh q
e9rurulrteF o. interview 'li-
-,--,,r,-- H. fn4- connection
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
U1t Pan EGs

Eslea Yef ..e gy eEst .a. s4e
y. .syt nlf.f.sg g. ..r f-r g.
~. u. akt =. rt. -, .-e
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Good baled hay at
place, 500 per ton. A. G. RI
erts, Rickreall. SG,
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

Walter L. Tooze. Jr- a.
rooms S and 9. National Bank D.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
FOUND.

F0UND-Near Dallas GreenhOu9
pair gold bowed spectacles. Call Il
this Office. 8O6&l
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

f>rai tiaua for sais a. thts ones
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

. Sssv J. Lester Elslos JOINS :
Thrse Happy Couples II
Gns Week :
EsSGEE &GE SS = y !
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
DAYTON Is Easy eUR DALLAS

ontuaed rJu Page Lrss
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
CneaJ a-sve. Promised

IL euul-stlm win tue statement
recently printed IT. tIs=-+ eoIumus IT.
EarrIug grave -u~ eouu-- reaos. i
Is stated Ina- al Independence col
ee-I Aae uffer+l H. FURNISH and a4-
aves grave 1c aur POM IL -He @8ul-
81 reached pv rn- L A.. tua W-s.
~lue hs@s u- TI4e SUutne~I -a-ItI.
er -ts- =. 7 e. s " a Z n~le+ -Ia-
Is regarded as 81. f-au4-iv ATTRACTIVE
ouurv .iudg4 Ia savs -ila- Il zIe
COMPANY car maEe g9eC I'll rI.4I.
proposal -t.r -tt. g--ae--. eau IL -
euTeC AZ = mueL ie>s rll@ -lau av-'
tsator+. muet etiea3ssr III -aet r1aL
eorE rau ise e-ustl-r and delivered
ga -He -Ual AND Il -ae county Ell
t---e mic cuu..1 .14a- 1o~ -Il- grave
II 81 uigutT improbable -la- -lEH
-'-usila- az -n+ Lee Uua--v vii Ue o.
ts-aise during -ua sumuss' + VII
is- u-esssa-z, Hoveear. na savs. -e
uJsa,ate tne e~ususr a V.lLauuul. as
Lt. =elz-u- RATES uI -~av-s "a -uH
4peailrT from Independence would
maze ,ae I,-lee for deIve-v II excess
~ jos ess- 81 -ue ~p-E- r is 4z-
'a-s.ia- ngar -ue grave ma-ls~ vii ~
-si-- 80 -.4.- s4-r.--
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10
TIME CARD SHIFT BoTHEE

Continued from Page One.l
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1913-06-10

t2put1uG-c from JJGg+
eOuuiv IT il stated raa- tHe county
Llar i=aL ofIsr-l the engine and az
tIr. ourtI 10- sl58D wnIel Is declared
st. D= z ve-v reasonable u-Eee aLC
ADAMS was eUuInE-l as 81 eLElIE+
<ssI-=-- 4e Investigate tzs- machine.
although u I- stared tua- luuul5--
sI0ue~ l-sIra Il au-l8as Io purchase
tlie engine anC install Il al ta+ grave
uar IL uraer T. H- II ~ - sgol a.
possible II il KNOWN a1a- 8mull--
sIuHa. Wells and Lountv Juuge [saL
ar opposed a. any +u-Eus- aEEaHd--
ture al tire bar TINS E4a-. and Il l-
nlgl,E ImpUODaBle thar ANYTHING
r1-+ ,Esssr vii Ia F59rsl IA -ts. rT,s-T15--
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
Grand Forks Wins Second From Bronks--Universty Men Hold Try-outs

vault, n with the baseball team. and
will not return until tomorrow night
Flint, one Of the good 40 mel was
On. VI town yesterdaY. Van OrnurT,
gho holds the univeTsity jump
record. had no chance TO SHOW his
ability yesterdsss as the event was neE
staged.
inc university weight candidates
nave no shown up we'll, and conse-
quen.lr there viii he no T.. y. u. En-
tran,s in the weight events
Chit:ick, Dahl and owen houid
prove good point winners for the unf-
versi,y. Chittick took the z26 and
$40 races ~yesterdsy and was second
in the 100 yard dash. Dahl Non the
100 yard dash and both hurdle races
ONLY one watch vas used in timing
the 100, and h registered the distance
in 3 IS seconds. Owen has been
troubled with q bad ankle for some
little time, and did not extend himself
yesterday. He IL one OF The strong
men. however, and 10 CUB Will nG-
ure in the point winning at Huron.
OF the four men entered in the two
mile event, Corners was the only
to finish. hiz time being Ii minutes.
s seconds. Frank Zipoy ran without
opposition, finishing in 5Ss.
In the e20-yard dash, ChittIck ran
artt. Putnam second and Owen
third. The time was - seconds In
the high jump, Wardweil and Schios-
er tied at 3 feet, 5 inches. Goodman
dropping Oil. al ; feet, ; inches.
S~chlosser took the pole vault a, 10
fee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
kansa> City Wins.

Kansas City. Mzy Is-Naasas City
sl1 Toledo p1zT=t Ifsetess ball :. IL.
1=z-1ltaz a. yesterdays game au.
a-te- ehe tcE-z1 5-cTlE both teams IN
pEo~ed. Kansas CIR rsnn5rx 4 SO : ard
Morgan holding Toiedo 90 four hits.
Toledo sco-sG -Eo TUaS n .ae secead
~ 4 lit 5a-s-az- E~1diaEoa-s sr.pse
ald an e-ror ~ TannehEIl- Kansas
GET -tsG c9= sore N the home haE.
y cas Ts inning u Ftsae-S double.
N-zkes Goa1Ee. Al trSsli ouI an,
Villains Texas Lacquer &c. Of third
II. iosais sco-ed t~o Hore in th=
-atr1 ~ q @s. on halls FIeres dru-
ats and Drzxe-s single
Io:sto -ored ole IT tha fourth
Vithont Z aic- Z hit Ats-za. Z csase
21 balls. s11 sa error doing the WORK.
Morgan ~aLsed another nan but VIII,
-h= bases flied re sa,tIed and tanned
=. aexr tasee kstslez- The .e1re a.
.ra!a<x:
-oE=zo ....-.e.a -ae s5s-s ! :
ha1sas Gay .--9-t sos aas-. Is g.
Batteries Toledo. CoElano-e an.
LiE.aEs-en- Kansas City, Morgan ana
o-Coancr-
Su1nz-: Tvs 9zse hits Eteae =.
Drake: -1-=e zsA rlc- EidErven:
double pay. Williams 70 TzanehiIl -
cCa7ac-; serucs. OUT r. Morgan s
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
CAVALIER LEAGUE Will
GET UNDER way pay 50;
SCHEDULE IS COMPLETED

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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
$40 100 aAs-: 9 ,

Louisville -----s9& 900 $50: 3 .
Batteries: Louisville. Nicholson
SraUE Slze1icxa and MARSHALL Ill
T1Sase- L51jem:IE and Roth
Summary Two hs.se hits. EuLS
x9st- BexgEiIies. Gs,ssrre- hits. ~
NsrhoEs7n- ; in : iE15sx- epischs6 50.
fcYr Fnsc II fourth OF Bran . In
= - Siap1skA n = - " Cferoas
J IN :, OF L5uderufIk : n - <ac-i6c-
hts SlestIrae Lewis Gilbert
stolen 1ssEs, G5Ea+rT :, Birth = doI-
ole o-ayss Caappells 20 Marshall
Clark 20 Marshall 20 Jonas: Eet. o.
oases. NIwaukea "a. L,1EsviEEe &.
arzt oass 81 aafs- L7uderuES J.
Szlntc.s- hEs 5E p5--her- Randall
Eny SlaPaie.z- nix by ps-che-. Ran
d1N 10Y L5CderE:Exb- s5rEc. gv5- 81
Ae--s-li-k + Bra1r ! Nlehclsen ..
sap-5csA T. passed aaEEs- Ro-a. Mar
shall
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
AMER ASSOCIATION
BREAK EVEN N
DOUBLE HEADER
Milwaukee and Louisville
Each Take Gane-Kansas
City Defeats Toledo.

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r. -t-= -=an taxing ~ =eoa1 3
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lzCG = - S-s- zz-.- Neoe-E lad
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go. -. NE-aos v..-z .E.rs-
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STU :.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
UNIVERSITY MEN
HOLD 1RY0UTS
Number Of Athletes Show up
Well as Likely Members
Of Conference Team.

JudzIns from the for the
Tafs.Ey team yesterday afternoon, the
university rack athlete. will make a
cFedi,a Die showing in the inter-coI-
lezAts conference meet al Huron, :.
D. asxr week Coach Armstrong VIII
Eee ehoose hEs team definitely until
IEesda-- aud the try.outs vii; not De
considered ira IN the selection, az
FssEsrday.
Ihe meu VINO proved likely material
ter tEs tam il yesterdays work are:
Captain Chi--ick- Dahl. Owen. Put
naE- Schcitser. Nardwe!l, Corners
and Zipoy- James. vino ls a strong
coatestzn. N the dasses and pole
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-05-16
SIGNS
WITH CLUB

pufush- Nfr- May I5-Georse Ed
w7rd WA6der- known TO Chg baseball
wcsfd as -Rune- wad6e.I, has signed
a contract with the Virginia team and
VIII repor- DEE today. II is the in
tencion Of Manager Shannon 20 pitch
tie great WaGdeiT- il ais time the
mast aNncu Pitcher in the world. in
TIE third game Of n present series,
which viii coEle on Friday.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
RinSolozy

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make.
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and tasn, Or do ny Old eyes deceive
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.ae Giants got toQ- hts II the SAN.
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two runs and d-o-e IL -hre- more. and
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g isaSt E=r Tc-. paper reading:
"Tesreeu's WaHo7 Pavsres Giants
From Stump Moral: You cev..
cza -@ti hoH i .1oEs from the Press
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Admits Il.

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When some one asked from whence
he'd ONE
But now ne bellows fearlessiy.
WIZ. I'm from Brookfyn-yes. by
gum"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Game-s YESTERDAY.

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~1ne Fruitful Opening.

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aE CcfEaMce 5: bases on balls. on
Morgan ;. Cefi1nore {: hit by pitched
TAN. Burns. McDcw eH and Bronkie.
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As before remarked. a cobb.ChAse
trade would benefit all concerned
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Besides his Schaefer-Aitrcck show
Griffith carries quite a nifty and shifsy'
oail club.
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a vag remarks: We'll, now thar
Chance has his Derrick. let's see him
If. the Yanks out of the cellar"
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WITre nex HeS Icniav

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Are a Browns Sill winning ra1
and tasn, Or do ms Old eyes deceive
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TIE Carts hzva 5een going 5z1
enough, .u- -zs= = slant az the RI
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- ~. 10: ~ei:.
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On. -hz. difference Z Wagner II
MAKE.
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Ds'-o- .ozt qu:-@ IS SCI: ~..aour
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-12-18

peton visitor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z, II net visited
u the home Of. their cousaT, H.
p. Monst south Of tow nThurs- :
day. 4. ss.s
Mr.. and Mrs. I. N. Bailey ac-
companied By Mr.. and MIS- John
Springer autoed TO tho Myron
Springer home near Wyndmere
Thursday to spend the day. Z
AT the Methodist services held
at the schol house Sunday after
noon the ordinance Of baptism
was administered and new men,
bers taken into the church.
/ Quite q crowd Of friends and
ineighbors of Mr.. and Mira, Geo
Elliott surprised them by gather
ing at their home last Friday eve
ming and helping them to '.ini'
tiate's' the new house which the,
have built this fall. A pleasant
evening was spent, lunch was ser,
ed and the crowd departed leav-
ing a set of dining chairs and :
rocker as a token of esteem.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-12-18

more pieces after -, Aolidsa %
Prof. station will jotn with hiSs
claironet and some new hoyssars
expected. At the hand concert on
Friday the band played the Nili-
taire No. Z By Schubert ana lltr&
ell, q piece usually played ~ tie
Minneapolis Symphony orchestra
in all their concerts. s.Fss 4 4
IA very enjoyable faculty AFFAIR
was the party given Prof.. Jones
at tho home OF Prof. ana Mrs.
Prather Monday evening. Il was
q surprise to the professor, who
was the recipient Of conxratu-
lations and more substantial re-
membranes on his farewell to.
bachelordom.
Monday was q school day this
week as the change was made 10
as to close Friday to permit the
students from out OF town to
reach home before Sunday or
Monday. The team work will be
resumed January 9Th.