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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
DULUTH SEASON
A BIG SUCCESS
Blume Says 1890 Fans
Paid to See Games Dur
ing Summer.

Duluth. Mimi. Sept. I'll. A.
Blume, president of the Duluth North
ern league baseball club. announced
that 43,300 fans paid admission at
Athletic park during the season. h
mark skaters all previous attendance
approximately $4,000 admissions. Mr..
Blume is very conservative in his fig
ures, and the $4,000 mark would be
reached. If. 1O-cent admissions to chill
dren were counted.
The high-water mark for Duluth
baseball places this city next to Win
nipeg for attendance. The
club played to $4,000 fans on tnelr
home lot, which is a remarkably ng-
IRE for a Glass C baseball city. Supe-
rior follows Duluth with $4,000. and
Grand Forks and Winona are fourth
and fifth. with $4,000 and $1,000. re,
spectlvely. Virginia. Minneapolis and
ST. Paul-LaCrosse follow in order.
Bright Outlook for 1914.
Mr.. Blume is optimistic over tne
prospects for 1914. He believes tne
league will be more successful nan
ever. with a few changes in the cir
cuit and does not hesitate to say that
this city will reach q $4,000 attend
:Duluth has some red blooded base
ball fans" said the local magnate.
land the increase this year Is gratify-
ing. We still are a tribe small for a
higher baseball classification. u as
soon as our attendance hgures peeln
"a climb we are that much closer to
the American association or some
newer western league which is apt to
spring up at any time: We will give
the fans as good baseball as possible
in the present league"
The Northern magnates will meet IN
Minneapolis again September Is when
the league will be perfected for 1914;
nrobability be transferred to st. Bont-
face, Can, while the st. Paul club will
be installed at Fort William and Port
Arthur.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
transformers
HAVE SUCCESS
Lefty Davis and His Crew
Fare Well Financially
Lose Peg Series.

Winona, MIMI, Sept. 6.-The Wi
mona Northern league champions will
finish their transforming series next
week. and. II the remainder Of the
games prove as big drawing cards as
those already played. the club men,
bers will add considerably to their
family rolls. The first barnstorming
games. was a decided success. and
each player cleaned up q neat little
pile.
At Albert Lea some 500 persons Wit
messed the first game of the our in
which the Northern leaguers were
defeated by the score Of 4 to 2. The
next day at Rochester another large
crowd turned and Winona was
victorious 9 to 2.
Winnipeg Series Big Card.
But the series opening at Winni-
peg last Thursday was the n thai
paid the locals big money. At the OPP
ening game a large number Of fans
turned out. to witness what the Win
nipee papers styled the first Of the
worlds series game. and both teams
put up a fine exhibition Of big league
playing. The contest ended in a four
to four tie. Friday the Maroons jump
ed into the lead when they won the
first Of the series 5 to 2. On Saturday
the teams split even, Winnipeg VIM
ming the first 8 to 1 and Winona the
second 2 to 1.
Large Crowds Out.
AS Sunday ball in Winnipeg is lille
gal, the teams rested for the big
games Labor day. In the morning
game. Woods was pounded hard and
the Maroons won 6 to D.. About 1000
people witnessed the morning con-
test. In the afternoon. with a crowd
Of 5000 fans present. Lefty Davis and
his men turned on label and pound
ed out a 2 to o victory. BY winning
the morning game. however. Winni-
peg had taken the long end Of the
series.
Benefit for Boley.
Although 1t had been planned to
play but five games the teams decid-
ed to play an extra game Tuesday for
the benefit of Pitcher Boley who was
in the hospital at the time. so an extra
contest was played yesterday. This
game, however. had no bearing on
the series just completed.
Davis and his men will rest IN WI
mona for a lew days and will. then
journey to Waukon. where they will
wind up the tour by playing a series
with the Dubuque team OF the Three
I league.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
FANS
~: I K NEW CATCHER

Minneapolis Journal: Minneapolis
fans, had their first flash Of Henri Rom
: deau in action at Nicollet park yester-
day afternoon and the new catcher
looks mighty good to local fans. II
ZIP Owens should chance to go by
the draft this fail. Rondeau looks like
a mighty satisfactory sort Of a SUBJ
stitute.. 49,.
Yesterday afternoon. Rondeau
caught a perfect game and his work at
bat looked thoroughly satisfactory to
the local bugs. He is quick as a flash
in his fielding and runs we'll on the
bases He meets the ball like a bat
ter and generally deports himself al
a real ball player. His throwing ia
first class. His performance of yester-
day was high grade throughout.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
BREAKS RIB.

Elevator Man At voss Falls Throuef,
Floor and Is Seriously Injured.
voss. N. D., Sept. 6.-Frank Karnik.
while working around the elevator
feii through an opening in the ioor
Mr.. Karnik's heart badly affected ana
for a time his recovery was doubtful,
He 10 improving now, however. and
we expect to see him around and: well
again soon.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Cameo YESTERDAY,
New York 2. o.; Washington 8. J..
Boston q, Philadelphia 81. =
Chicago i. .st. Louis o.. s.a
Detroit 8. Cleveland 2.
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Washington Takes Two.

Washington Takes Two.
Washington. Sept. 6.-Washington
took two from Nsw> York, 8 to 2, and
1 to 0. It took both OF washington's
premier pitchers. .Roehling and John.
son, to, bring both. ends Of the double.
header to the locals: Johnson saving
went in in the ninth inning Of the
first game after Boehling weakened.
The second contest was a battle be-
tween johnson and Ford from the
start, with the odds. slightly in favor of
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA
BLANKS BOSTON
- t
Wins First :Game-second
Contest is scoreless 10.
Inning Tie.

Boston. Sept. s.-only one run was
scored in, 1s innings of baseball be-
the visitors winning the first game. Of
a double-header. l to 0. while the
second contest was a scoreless tie
when. on account of darkness at the
Enc Of the tenth inning. it was called.
The games developed into two
pitchers battles. The first was be-
tween Quinn, who Joined the local
National league club but a few days
ago.. and seaton. for Philadelphia.
Had itenot been for an error by Ma
ranville. Quinn would have shut cut
Philadelphia in this contest.
First game r. H. E.
Philadelphia ............. 3 1
Boston .......:::......... ! /
seaton and Killifer; Quinn. whal-
ing and Rariden.
Second game r. H. E.
boston Ro.aaas'pn'a 9
Alexander and Doom; Rudolph
and Rariden.
Game called at the end Of eleventh
on account Of darkness.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,

Games Yesterday. ~
Philadelphia. I, o: Boston, o, o.
st. Louis. 3,3; Pittsburgh. 8, II,
Brooklyn, o: New York. s.,
Cincinnati. 8; Chicago. I.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06

More young men might Join the
navy II they didn't have to wear that
kind of clothes. -
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Standing Of Clubs
AMERICAN, ASSOCIATION.

Games. Yesterday.
Minneapolis. q. Kansas City, s.
No other games scheduled. {.
NArrr>HyV nArv d.
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Kansas City

There are times when It occurs "a
as that people bras too much about
human intelligence.
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Reds win from Cubs.

Chicago, Sept. s.-cincinnati played
a batting game. hitting the local
pitchers opportunity and winning the
first game Of the farewell series, 8 to
4. The visitors were helped by the
loose playing Of Manager Ever's men.
who were charged with four errors,
all OF which figured In the scoring.
r. II. e.
Cincinnati 9G12 o
Chicago T. 8 1
Packard and Clark; Cheney, Law
ender. Stack and Bresnahan. l.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
ATHLETICS LOSE A GAME

Philadelphia, Sept. 6.-Boston's VIC
tory over Philadelphia yesterday by
s to 8 was the third straight for the
former in the series. The visitors
overcame q lead which. Philadelphia
secured in the fifth inning through
hitting Ray Collins hard. but a bat
ting rally in th~e,seventh mining, when
three run were produced on singles
by. Yerkes and Carrigan, -Wagner's
double, Rehig's sacrifice and an error
by Plank. won the contest. R."H. E.
Boston SO. ...... 100000. . IL l
..s.......... y D
Collins. Hall and carrigan; Plank
and Schang. -;
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
Pirates Take Two.

Pittsburg, Sept. s.-Phtsburs took
both games from st. Louis. the first
by a score Of 8 to : and the second
was called In the seventh on account.
Of darkness. II to 3. Pittsburg, hit
Harmon hard in the frst game. Per-
rift was wild in the second game,
nings, hitting another. committing a
balk. and allowing IL hits.
First game, r. H. E..
st. LOUIS 3 8 o
Pittsburg 8 ~ /
Harmon and Hildebrand; Cooper
and Simon.
second game R. H. E..
ST; Louis ..................3
flttSDurS IL J.
Perritt and Roberts: O,Toole and
Kelley.
Game called at end Of the seventh
on account Of darkness.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
AMER. ASSOCIATION
WINS
FROM KANSAS CITY

Minneapolis. Sept. s.-Minneapolis
City yesterday. winning a featureiess
game in the sixth inning, when four
hits and " bases on balls came in
quick succession. 1@ -
R. H. e.
Minneapolis .............7 i
Allison, Daniels, Covington and
o'connor: Mosridge. olmstead. Lake
and Rondeau. Owens.
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St. Louis Shut Out.

st. Louis. Sept. 6.-The veteran CT
cote shut out st, Louis while Chicago
punched two hits.ln. the second inning
for the only run of the game. Taylor.
who received a trial with Chicago this
spring., went to the mound for st.
Louis and pitched a steady game. He
was taken u to permit a pinch hit
ter to bat for him. Chappell's double.
followed by a single of Shalk's bat,
was Chicago's scoring, combination.
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1t was too good to last. Fats foot
struck a stone. It's a good thing he's
built so he IAN fall down without
much damage aehur ts m~est-allus'
right. 5
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New York, Sept. brilliant pitch
ing by DeMaree. coupled with return
by the locals to their midseason bat
ting and base running form led to an
easy victory for New York In the
third games Of the series with Brook
lyn by a score Of s to 0. Rucker
could not restrain the Champions with
mel on bases.
The game vas played through a
drizzle and It was so dark in the last
two innings that the outfielders could
hardly be seen from the stands.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-06
Back In Form.

Game called at the end Of eleventh
on account Of darkness.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

Arcadia.
don't want TO live IN Arcadia,
Quite willingly / confess;
The realm that the poets rave about
The kingdom Of happiness;
Where all is serene as a morn il
spring.
Birds singing in every tree
There must be catch in the thing
somewhere.
1t doesn't look good to me.
The work In Arcadia is a cinch:
They watch the sheep AL day.
And when they need music to while
the time
They hunt up their flutes and play.
They work on very peculiar plan.
The salaries there are nil.
No one ever saw an Arcadian
Who had two-doilar bill.
They wear shsepslsins tosa 50 yers
brief
They reach only TO The knees
And caper about in a eare-frCe-way
No matter how chill the breeze.
There's nothing but happiness in that
land
With the proletariat.
But I couldn't ever be happy enough
To dress In a rig like that.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

The report of the house committee
Of the legislature made on the report
CT the state auditor charges that
there has been violation OF the law in
purchasing goods for the state peni-
Tertiary and other public Institutions
of the state. These unlawful purchases
were made with the sanction of the
board of control which it IS charged
is dominated by the governor. Be
cause of this condition the house has
recommended that the present board
of control be abolished and that a
new one be created. The present
board is composed of the governor.
the state auditor and citizen mem
Ter who is appointed By the governor
It is recommended that the new board
OF control be composed Cf the gov
ernor. the state auditor and the at
torney general. thus making a board
of three of the elected officers of the
state, each responsible to the people
and Independent of each other in their
Official acts. This paper advocated the
creation OF such a board during the
legislative sessions last year and ir
The light of the fincings Of the legis-
latiye committee We are more in fas-
or of an independent board new than
ever.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
a W.TKE SUR:
rs Q.THE,MOMENT
49, by Roy & Moul&orN 9

The life in Arcadia listens tame
With no moving picture show.
And never 3 single league bowling
game,
And never a chance 10 go
And see a good circus ard eat pea
nuts
or laugh at the chimpanzee.
There may be pure JOY in Arcadia,
But this town looks good to me
From The Hickeyvilie Clarion.
Len Higgins says his wife has got
the artistic Temperament so bad since
she began taking singing lessons that
be has to fasten his suspenders with
single nails.
Am Tilson phones to orr banker,
Anse Frisby and asked him if he had
an hour and 8 quarter to spare. Anse
replied that he had an hour to spare,
but not a quarter.
Uncle John Binks Is a great be-
never in the future Of tits section.
Why says John. I'VE nave here
in our section eleven cheese factories
and Toe creameries. II Is impossible
20 describe the grand future Of our
dairying interests. If all the cows in
our state could be put into one COW
she could Craze off the equator, while
with her tail she could swish the
ieicIes on the north pole. II all our
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

suit of its labors. one OF twenty thou
sand acres in the San Simon valley
and the other OF fifty thousand acres
in the Sulphur Springs valley, both
in this county.
The legislature has no more i'm
Portant duty than the safeguarding
OF the land heritage of this state and
this subject should be carefully
studied before any plan is agreed up-
on Quick and unstudied action in
this matter might cost the state heay-
iIy in the future
When the legislature created the
land commission last year this paper
opposed the action and suggested
that the Office of land commissioner
be created which wouid be finally
authorized to select desirable land
from the government, with the ap-
prevail of the governor and one or
two other state officers and dispose
of il under such laws as might be pro
yided from time to time, Just as the
government land is disposed of un.
der the laws of the United States
through the land Office i'll Phoenix.
With the death Of the old land com.
mission on Saturday the Review again
suggests that the commission be al
Lon ed 10 remain dead and that the
Office of land commissioner be pro-
yided.
According to the report OF the land
commission every part OF the state
has been closely covered and correct
data obtained and filed away, so tha.
if there ever was a need fcr three
land commissioners there is none now.
unless it be merely 10 provide easy
berths for political fayorites-
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
WORKING PRISONERS.

Secretary Keegan. OF the ella
County Taxpayers association, makes
the claim that the work done on the
roads between Globe and Ray by pris-
oners sent from the Arizona peniten-
tiary cost s2.2e0 more than it would
had il been contracted in the regular
way. According to Secretary Keegad
two miles of old road was repaired
and ore mile OF new road was built
at a cost Of more than 5000. The
CHA County Taxpayers organization
is maintained by the taxpayers OF
that county for the purpose Of gather
ing data as TO cost of the various de-
partments of the county government
and it win be taken that Secretary
Keegans report is correct until they
are shown TO be otherwise.
In the face Of this statement the
members of the legislature should
hesitate in the matter of appropriate
ing $4,000 to be used in working the
state prisoners on the roads during
the next two years; 4 in the light ol
The resaIts on he read from Pay 70
Globe ii would be better to allow
tae state engineer and the county su-
pervssors to contract the work and
have it done by free labor
But the Review believes that pris
on labor when applied under propel
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

hogs were turned into enc hog be
could dig the Panama canal with
three roots and one grunt."
Old Lem Hanks went to the pust-
Office to ask Off his mail He got
boss collar, two jars OF pickles. a
posthole digger, a wagon tongue,
three chnrns an da bushel of pars-
nips.
Miss Amy Pringle, our popular mil
liner, is maxim a lot of new spring
styles oft OF shapes that she had left
over last spring. She brings 'em up
in front instead of / nthe back and
puts the trimming on the east instead
Of the west side.
There are tot OF good points about
Elmer Spinks' new job. He is selling
barbed wire.
Hod Peters says the high cost OF
livin' dent cut no figger with the fell
Ter who raises his own buekwheat and
maple syrup.
Anse Judson says when his daugh-
ter is trayelin' she kin carry twelve
complete changes in costume in a
leather handbag Clothes don't take
Up so much room as they used 10,
but they cost just as much if not
more.
Lemuel Higgins expects to git rich
out CT a new breakfast food which
he makes from shayin's which &C.
eumulates at his cooper shop, With
little cream and sugar il tastes fine
if toasted awhile in the oven.
Constable Ezra Hand says he no
tees by the papers that an astron.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
Caught On The Fly.

A shirtwaist famine is predicted for
-the coming spring. but almost any
girl can make one out of an old ham.
mock.
Having discovered that the angle,
worm has reasoning power. that Har-
ward professor may some day make
the same discovery concerning the ul-
innate consumer
Some papers call Bryan Warwick
and others call him Brutus. but at
any rate he is still on tie may as
long as they call him something.
Railroads refuse TO carry aeroplanes
as baggage. It really does seem as
though any seif-respecting aeroplane
would want to carry itself.
Ii may be well, a. this juncture, to
remember that winter does not end
until March II, and that Il then con-
tinues unofiicially for a month or two.
Chicago police discovered a suit
case containing a mans leg. Perhaps
II had been pulled too vigorously
But in the final list of twenty grdat-
est women, mention should surely Ibe
made Of Mrs. Grundy. (.
John ID. Jr.. says no man sh9hld
marry whose income is less titan
s1.f00 per year. II all men waited
Cor that there would be a lot of bid
maids in this country.
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' Editorial Comment =
. . . = = . . y 9 . . = . Q .
THE BOARD OF coNTRoL

tArizoEa Democrat.)
The Democrat is heartily in favor
Of the bill introduced in the house
Saturday which provides for the aboIi-
ton Of the citizen member of the
board of control aud creates a board
consisting OF the governor. auditor
and attorney general When three in
dependent elective officials meet as
members Of the board OF control, each
man viii have ideas of his own. will
express these ideas. and as a result
Of this general discussion and the con-
Ctntration OF three minds upon the
business problems OF the state, results
win be satisfactory, and beneficial to
the taxpayers.
No one man, we care not who he
is, can look at any single problem
from diversified opinions and much
discussion that all questions are set
tied in z just and fair manner To be-
gin with, it has Just been demon
strated that the attorney general
should always have beer a member
of the board. Recently Lhe board,
either through ignorance or careless
ness mas been operating contrary to
Inc laws Of the state. ana there is
crying need for some one on the board
who is familiar with the Arizona stat
utes and who can see the law IS up
held During the recent Florence in
yestigation The present citizen MEM
Der admitted that he had not read the
law relative 10 the powers and duties
Of his Office thus disclosing his utter
incompetency.
It is just and proper that the gov
arn0r should be chairman OF the board
OF control lie is the chief executive
and his views and IDEAS on state pol
icy should bear a great deal CT weight
and be given all proper consideration.
But it is not right that tie views Of
the governor or any other state Of
neer should be supreme.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
4 WOMAN NEVER LOOKS
BETTER THAN HER HAIR

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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
LAND COMMISSION.

The legal life Of thu present state
land commission win terminate with
the present week under the Law that
created it. No bill has been passed
by the present legislature continuing
the work Of the commission and none
is expectea during the remaining
.ihfee days Of the present comSis-
slon's life. The present commission
has been more expensive to the state
than any other department and after
eight months wcrk It has accom-
piished but little Only two land
locations have been made as a re
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

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