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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19
Open Orofino Store.

The Observation-Disclosures hardware
store was opened yesterday morning,
after being closed temporarily pending
some financial adjustment. w. A..
Wellman is in charge.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

There will be big Christmas tree at
the Christian church Christmas eve.
A nice program is being prepared.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

The Rev. George Fowler, a Christian
minister from Nampa, Idaho, has ac-
cepted the pastorate of the Christian
cevrch at Moscow, succeeding the
Rev. E. r. Black, resigned.
The commercial orchard is taking its
place in the business world as legiti-
mate source of Investment. Under
proper handling it is as sure to yield a
profit as any other kind of we'll man.
aged property.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

"The land ON which the sold timber
is now standing will be increased in
xalue.
"The marketing of this timber will
provide employment for large num-
ber Of !aboring men, and the resulting
payroll will help business gdnerally.
"Whatever materially helps one
section of the state necessarily helps
the state as whole.
1--WE believe we have made a good
bargain for the state, and its school
fund, and one which should meet with
general approval"
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19
Monroe Street Bridge, Spokane, Wash.

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Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1913-12-19

The Prince Of all Flours Is big Loaf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
Features OF the Days Dealings in All
tho Leading Stocks.

New York. April i..-Attention was TO-
eused upon improving financial and pollt-
ie;ti conditions abroad, TODAY BY the re-
duetion in the Bank of England's dis
count rate to Z per cent. from q per
cent, the figure ut which ii had been
maintained since last october. BONES
tie influences, such as the uncertainties
of tariff legislation. miSgivings to the
outlook for the money market and the
still uncompleted process OF feadluNt-
mcnt in investment securities made
necessary by the offering of new ISSUES
ut high rates. have largely cunteraCCed
the effect of the recent improvement
abroad. so that this market has moved
in m uncertain way. With frequent pc
RODS Of depression.
The reduction of the Bank of England 5
rate. however, was evidence which could
not he ignored. 1t was reinforced by The
strong weekly statements Of the Banks
OF England and Germany. the former
IHoportion of reserves to liabilities hav-
ing now been brought up nearly to T.
per cent. Bankers We're of the opinion
that reduction in the official rate of tbs
Bank OF Germany and the Bank oi
France was not improbable.
Al home call money WAS easier Time
funds for short dates also were easier
long dates being upheld 10y the strength
OF the market for commercial paper
Easing off of call funds is due largely u
stagnatiDn of the stock market ana
should speculation become active il /
the opinion of bankers that the cffec
would be an immediate Tightening o
funds
The effect of the DAYS development
was registered in the stock market b
an inquiry from the short interest whic
| WAS sufficient to advance prices general
| ~ There was some buying of invest
! mcnt stocks. but the chief demand seem
ed to come from bear traders.
The bond market was irregular Tots
| sales. par value. Sl.9s5.e9t United state
| bonds unchanged on call.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
Racing Worle Dis
cusses Injunction.

New York, April l7.-Raeing men
were. today. discussing news of the
temporary injunction against the
Jockey Glub and the National Hunts
Association. their officers and mam-
bels. restraining them front eSercis-
inS authority or jurisdiction of any
kind in any part of the United States
except the state OF New York. Rotn
clubs arc also restricted from inter
ferins in any Way With horse. horse
owner race track owner, trainer or
jockey participants in any meeting
rot sanctioned by the Jockey club.
The order, tho terms df which be-
came known, today. MAS obtained, yes
teraay, in the federal court here by
the Maryland State Fai, Association.
II is returnable. April =. when the
defendants must show eaHse why the
injunction should moi Be made ncrma-
nent. The Mary and organization
charges that the Jockey Clubs intlu-
ence over racing is virtually an IL
legal combination il restraint 81
I ffs9 = --
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
ENGINEER STOPS FLIGHT.
Gas Escaping at Last Moment Causes
Cross Atlantic Flight Delay.

las Palmas Canary islands, April
IT. Joseph Trucker, formerly of Mil
Waukee. failed to start as scheduled,
today on his proposed transatlantic
Hight to tie West indies in the dri3i-
ME balloon Suchard. Just as all prepa
rations had been completed for the
fight at daybreak, the gas escaped IN
some manner through the chief valves
AKA the envelope became debated. Ur-
gent kilograms were sent To Germany
for "A further supply OF gas.
Brueckcr expressed extreme annoy
ancc over the accident. A large crowd
which had waited for hours, hoping
to soc tue departure ef IN" ailsnir
manifested much disgust at the post
fonement vi the voyage.
Engineer Kruger, who had been en-
gagged to navigate the drigible, at the
last moment. made some demur about
undertaking the haZa rGous voyage and
the promoters OF the flight Took out
$50, 16d insurance in his behalf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
BOXING NOTES.

Joe Rivers and sam Robideau viii
meet in philadelphia, on April 80,
April IS is the date for the bout be-
tween Dillon and Bob Moha mt MiIwau-
kee.
Al Falzer and George Rodeh will prob
ably be matched TO box in New York
shortly.
Johnny Lore and Young sughtue have
been signed to box in New York, mex
Tuesday night.
Matt Wells. ex-hghtweight champion
of England, is matched to box Snapper
OXEN in London, May 5.
Joe White of South Boston and 10;
Chick have been matched to box at Glou
cester, next Tuesday night.
Pal Moore. the lightweight of Philadel
phia. and Young Gradwell will box al
the Hillside A. G., Newark. Tuesday
April 20
Bob McAllister, ex-amateur heavy
weight champion of the Pacific coast
touted by linn Corbett as the best heavy
weight, has been signed 10 battle Padd,
-slayin. They will meet at san Francis
90, April 2e.
"one Round" Hogan has been signce
for two bouts, one with frankie Made,
at the Atlantic Garden \, g.. April y
and the other with Joe S0ghrlle at New
Haven, May ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
BASEBALL NOTES.

FRANK Metz. ihe first haseman, who
was given trial by the Braves. left
Eostpn. Wednesday afternoon, fol
Kansas city, whore he will join the
indianapolis club, 10 which he has
been released under an optional agree.
mont joe Schultz left for New York
where he will Join tho Toronto club.
III Mei<echnie, upon whom Frank
thanee refused 30 waive and who was
released by Boston for the waiver
price, joined the Eighlandcrs in New
York. Thursday. Chance will probably
use him as utility inffeider. He saws
deheehnie is a good player. and that
lfe was impressed with his work when
he was with Pittsburg.
Hobby Wallace OF the Browns wasn't
N the opening game, this year, which
was the first time he has been out of "A
getaway bottle ia his II years in the
big leagues.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
Shipping News.

Boothbay Harbor. Me. April IL
Sailed: Schooner Orozimho. St. John,
y. T.. for Pawtucket.
Eastport. Me-. April 17.--Sailed:
Schooner Fannie Hodgkins Magdalen
Islands.
Portland. Me-. April 11.-Arrived:
Steamers Cymric 6Brl, Liverpool; L.
Y. Stoddard Newport News. Schoon-
ers Herbert NJ. Rogers, Fox Island for
Boston; Hugh De Pave, Vinal Haven
for Boston.
Sailed: Steamers Belgic (Ger),
Hamburg via Rotterdom. Scandana :
Wan (Br), Glasgow: Cymric (Br).
Boston. Schooners Cora T. Cressey
Norfolk; Peter G. Shultz tfrom St.
Johns), New York; Laura +. Melan
son tBr), do for Boston, Josie urom
Calais), do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
JOCKEY DANNY MAHER
Wins Four Out of Six Running Races
At Newmarket. Eng.

London. April l7-The American jockey
Danny Maher, despite his increasing
weight, performed the remarkable feat
at the Newmarket race course, TODAY, OF
winning four out of six races. Three
of the races. including the principal event
of the day. the Craven stakes. in which
Maher rode Lord Rosehery's Sanquahaf
10 victory, We're won il succession.
Besides capturing the Craven stakes
Maher won the 3-year-old handicap plate
with Brand. took a selling plate race with
Highland Fowl and also led the field to
the tape with Lord Rosehery's Wrack
in the biennial stakes. The American
jockey received a great ovation on re-
turning 10 weigh out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
National League Standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston. April IA ringing two-oasc
hit by Cy Seymour, ex-Giant' sent IN as
a pinch hitter. this afternoon, by Man
ager Stallings of the Boston team put
two runs over in the ninth and tied the
score but New York won ; to IN the
10Th In that inning Capt. DOYLE of the
visitors hit safely for the fourth time
scoring Fletcher. Doyle made two SIN
giles. u double and a home run in hVe
times at bat About 800 people witness
ed the first National League game OF the
season here The Braves found Mathew
son as difficult ever when there We're
men on bases. In the second inning Bos-
ton filled the bases with no one out. but
Titus was forced at the plate and the
next two batters STRUCK out. capt. Swee-
ney was put off the field by Umpire Rig
Ter for protesting decision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
The Lobster Comes
Down in Price.

|. Boston, April 1b--The succulent lob
ster, which tl.rees weeks ago, was one
'cr the high pricea Injuries Of life. was
cheaper than beef steak IN The Rpston
market, today.
Thousands of The slelliish which
have been winterins in the lobster
pounds Of Maine and Nova Scotia,
have been coming into the market,
during the past few days. until the
price mas broken from IS cents to 81 a
pound 10 IL To 20 cents a pound, ac-
cordine To size.
Ii is stated tnat the spring in the
maritime provinces has been earlier
than fer many years and that many
fishermen have made irsod hauls a
moE,h ahead of the usual time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18

battery. thtre is ItGs RON LETT for
doubt rs 10 The str Myth af the team
on tie pitching ana receiving end.
Palmer. who came Ia &atefV'le. Lass
February. las earned FOR himself a rep
utati8n as a catcher in preparatory
schools IN Massachusetts. lie caught
two wears FOL Amherst liieh, aud was
equally active in fonthaH and basket
hall. playing halfbaeE on tue eleven
and forward on the basketball FIVE.
Mccormick, \. iinby, Fraser, Eart-
lett. and several others are showing
Up in good form. Orrin Gaad and Nose
Williams. members IF Inst years nine.
sre putting NJ their usual good games
owing IL the nan-retnrn Of Canning
ham. Nh9 was elected captain Of tn
baseball team for 1872. al election will
be held in few days n order To
choose a leader for the season.
Tie Coburn team has its first SEIZED
uled game of she year When 1t crosses
bats with Cony High nj Augusta. next
SATURDAY aftcrnooH. Manager Donald
Flood has worked hard to arrange Il
good schedule ANA his efforts have
brought about most satisfactory re-
cffffE
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Boston Curb Market.
Boston Produce Market.

Boston, Apfil II.
(Ouotations on -four. grain. miliieea,
,neal hay and straw are strictly whole
sale for carload lots tn jobbers. All other
quotations represent prices TO tle re-
BHEF4Drcssed unchanged; whole cat
tie 12.G13.
BRNN-tnchange 2l50a22.
BUTTEI,-tnchanged northern '1sn5S4
western a1a6t2s.
cIiEEss- Unchanged New York twins
CoRN-Steady; No 3 yellow 65.
EGGS Steady: choice 2iM25. western y
FLOUR steady mill shipments, spring
patents. isGdi52o.
HAY-Steady: No. grade 2.m zS-S"'
IAMBS-Lower. spring 14Mlo.
LARD--Firm: pure IL.
MIXED FEED--Firn1, 225GM26
OATS-Lower; No. 2 clipped white AZ
PORk--tInchanged: medium backs 2SI
2375.
POTATOES-U Unchanged; white 13lnlio
suGAR--U Unchanged. graduated 400.
yEAL-Lower, sails.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
BASEBALL.
American League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, April IA base on oai's
nv o,Brien to Oldring with the bases
flied and no one out in the ninth inning.
forced Daley in with the winning run Oh
the winning run OF the american
League season here, today, the iii'a'
score being Philadelphia 6. Boston o.
pnebs who took Tenders place in the
third inning. pitched fine ball ana helo
The visitors scoreless in the last SIX m
nings. RAY Collins was effective for F'N
innings. but in the eighth singles pV
Nnrpbv. oidring. H. Collins and Baker
drove him off the rubber O'Brien took
r. Collins place and sacrifice ny oN
Iapp sent in the tieing run. Iho'''"s
and Murphy. each with double ana 'wo
singles. led both teams in the batting IL
was the first game played at shioe Fark
at increased prices of admission ana
nearly all the stands were filed to ca
pacity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18

Jack Miller is playing an improved
first base for the Pirates and the prin-
einal problem that confronted Fred
/ Clarke seems to be solved. Mii,er's
hnmor often helps out in game. Last
SATURDAY afternoon. the Cincinnati
Reds had registered three straight hits
off Babe" Adams, and the Kearney
monologist walked over and stood be-
side "Ba be. What are you doing
here" asked Babe in surprise. Just
come over 10 tell you, my boy that
YOU are my ideal pitcher" "Ba be"
grinned, and the little bit of comedy
seemed To steady him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
CHANGES HANDS.
Prominent Republican Politician Buys
Race Track.

Chicago. April 1s.-JohR r. Thompson.
prominent as Republican politician
and business man, Yesterday, obtained an
option on the Hawthorne race track. just
outside Chicago's city limits
Tile property, during the racing days,
was controlled by Ed Corrigan and Rich
ard Fitzgerald, hut year ago, il passed
into the hands OF Thomas Carey.
The transaction is given added signih'
canoe from the fact that simultaneously
with it bill for a state racing commits
sion was introduced iii the Legislature
At Springfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
New York Produce Market.

New York, April IL.
FIoIsR~Steady; rye flour steaaN' corn
meal steady; rye steady; barley firm;
feeding 81 foo New York.
WHEAT-Spot firm; No. : red ll25 eie
vator and ia fob atoat nominal; No.
northern Duluth 1923 fob atoat. Futures
firm again on higher Liverpool capies,
support and covering May - S-i6; July
81: sept. g5l. 90.
OATS-Spot quiet; standard white 50
eifo. natural white 81 eid; %nlle cipp' s
idH. ~ 9 ss&
PORE-Firm.
BEEF-Steady
ctr MEATS Firm.
I.ARD-Tirnl 7rS9iddle wesi lll5dll2s.
SIfGAR-Raw steady. refined STEADY
pIsl,.rIs II : 4EirIyl receipts 5f.0. cream
ery extras, s6. firsts 35atk; seconds 3tda.
thirds s2m33. state dairy finest 80 COM
mon to fan, 2Sa3l process extras 3ima,
factnrv current make firsts 26lNf21, Sec
ends 25,ei26; packing stock current make
Nn 2itm25: No. 5 22M24.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
OTHER GAM ES.


Worcester, Mass. April 1.-THE Wor-
cester team OF the New England League
defeated New London of the Eastern As
Both teams battod heavily and seven
pitchers were used Connolly and Stew
art were the prncipal Worcester bats
men. making three hits ana scoring three
runs each.
New London 4 o 0 3 G-l0-I0-5
Worcester 20 o q 0 @ I x-l7-ll-6
Batteres-Sutcliff Manser, Jordan.
Duffy and Ulrich, Faye; Trap, Glcrens,
isleip and SMuldoon. Umpire BOYLE.
Timc. 10
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BOUTS, THIS WEEK.

Friday-Jimmy Moriarty VS. Kid
Fleming and Johnny Cooper vs.. Young
Breslin. Lowell; Johnny Goes vs.. Cy
Goodwin, Gloucester Frank Whitney
VS. Ed. Johnson. Pueblo, Tommy Ber-
gin VS.. Howard Morrow, Waterfowl.
n. Y; A. Toilet VS.. NJ. Farrell, New
York.
Saturday-Ad Wolgast VS.. Tommy
Murphy, San Francisco, Young Alger
VS.. Kid Fox, New York; Battling Mel
son VS.. Bay Woods, New Bedford.
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At PITTsgURG.

Pittsbnrs won the opening game of the
season here, Thursday. defeating Gin
cinnati :; to 2 in the presence Of a bis
crowd. Mayor Magee threw ont The first
hall put III play There We're no other
ceremonies. The locals won the game in
the sixth inning scoring three runs by
touching ap Suggs delivery in lively
fashion. Holman spoiled another run
for the locals when he failed to touch
| third on rounding that corner while com
+! ine home from second on Byfne's hit and
/ was called out The batting rally put
-(stls.slae Is ia lis. lcsd- Lsl. ;aadsathe hes
EGfneinHan could DO WIS one moro in the
seventh
| Cincinnati 80 o o l q 0-2-9-l
/ Pittsburg ...0. o o q 0 3 q q KS,
| Batteries, Suggs, Works and CLARK
| Ames and Gibson. Time. La. Tmpires
| Owens and Guthrie.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18

An appropriation of 100000 for a
Massachusetts building at the Pana-
ma Pacific Exposition vas recon-
mended. THURSDAY, by the special com
mission appointed by the Governor of
Massachusetts in Il communication to
the legislative committee on federal
relati Tho commission believes
that a suitable building can be oreete 4
for S2aa,000 ard that 100000 will he
necessary for running expenses. Mas
sachnsetts will be materially bCnc-
fitted, the commissioners think,
through increased trade relations With
Central and South american countries
by proper representation AT san Fran
cisco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18
Chicago Cattle Market.

Chicago. April II.
HoGS-Receipts $4,000; steady to shade
higher. bulk OF sales S90dM6; light $40
M910
cATTLF,-Receipts 35A0: steady; beeves
7o5G925: Texas steers 6750f790.
SHETP-Receipts 12oO0: steady to 15c.
warnings a5o07S5, native lambs G6OQ6S5;
western 6Io4Sl0.
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At ST. LOUIS.

Chicago pitted up big score off Girl
ner. Cheney pitched almost perfect ball
up TO the ninth. ST. Louis obtaining only
one hit up to that time. Chicago scored
one in the second on an error and two
singles In the third they added two
more on an error. a triple and Safer
single. Sehulte's home run in The sew
enth and Saiers triple and Evers' home
run in the eighth added three more.
Schultz doubled and Masee dropped
Mitchel's ny for the visitors final tally
in the ninth. st. Louis only run came
in the final inning on two singles, Che
ney's error and base on balls. The
game was started with the usual opening
day ceremonies, Mayor xii pitching the
first ball after presenting Bresnahan with
a diamond watch fob on behalf of the
catchers st. Louis admirers.
Chicago ....-.0 , 0 1-7-10-2
ST. Louis 800 0 0 IL 3-3
Batteries-Cheney and Bresnahan Girl
ner and Wingo. Time. Las. Umpires,
Brennan and Eason.
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New York Cotton Market.

New York; NpflI IT,
Spot closed quiet. Middlins uplanas
- 30 do gulf 1895 Sales 700 bales.
Galveston steady. rs New Orleans
quiet. l2a: Savannah steady. III. chasles-
ton steady l2s; Memphis steady ~
Exports to Great RIitain 81 $50; 10 the
Continent 2e.ssS; to Japan i9.ggA
stock gu 11s.
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Southern League.

At Atlanta-Atlanta 8, Birmingham l.
At Nashvile-Nashville 3, Ghattanoo-
ga ?.
At Montgomery-Mo G.. New
Orleans o.
At Mobile--Mobile g. Memphis s.
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American Association.

At Kansas city-Kansns City 6, Indian
apoiis 1.
Al st paul-St Paul 10, Toledo A.
At neapolis-Louisville 8 Minneap-
oils o.
At Observation-Disclosures 5. Column
bus J.
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International LEAGUE,

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS s. Baltimore >.
At Newark-Newarl 3. Toronto !.
AZ Jersey City-Buffalo /, Jersey City o..
At Montreal 8, Provi-
1nncn .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-18

Scored Ga.
sssRau for Thonias in 9Th.
ratea O a I, 0 q . o o-a
Philadelphia s....,,e
Two-base hits-Murnhy, Barry, Thorn
as. Left on bases Boston D. in ..'l
,,h;a First base on crrors-boston :.
Sacrifice hit-Lewis. Sacrifice flies-Bar-
! 20 INN. stolen bases-Gardner, Was-
ner. Hooper 2. T.. Collins Double plays
Yerles and Tanyrin Thomas ana II. ,oi
{ 1i :, - s,,s,ck out-By Bender |, by Bush
& nv n Collins .. by o'Rrien !. Firsi
7 on balls-off Bender :. off Bush !, of X
I collins /, off oRrien ]. Hit by pitcher
By Bender. r.. Collins, Wild pileh
: Rush, riits-On r. Collins IN IN
niues. none ont IN 9Th; off q Brien in
innings off Bender in innings nom
I ont In third; off BUSH , in innings
Time. 80. Empires, Connolly ana NC
Gxfeyy
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NfkELRATE :. ~, - !, ~,
E70AD LOW IA Is
10 Points IT,
CALIFORNIA OREGON,
WASHINGTON,
and FAR WEST

Daily March Hth to April 18th. Mod
with connecting cars for Western and
Pacific Coast points For rates. routes.
etc, write
T.. r. Eslrgess. New England Pass.
Art. gf2 t'ia South Bldg. Boston, Mass.
bzS.ta~ffistf
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Cunningham with conspiracy to OBJ
tain the second class mailing privi-
lege by making false statements,
denied in the United States district
court, today, any intent to defraud the
government.
MNrick Is n publisher and Cunning
ham The circulation manager of the
orange Judd Farmstcad and the
Orange Judd Farmstoad OF Springfield.
The witness said that his company
took over the Minnesota and Dakota
Farmer and believing that the eircula-
ton figures given by the former pro-
prictors 70 he correct. adopted them
IS their own circulation figures. He
said that no attempt was made to de-
ceive the postofticc officials, who had
all the facts in the case.
United States District Attorney
French subjected MIR. Myrick to a
INSTRUMENTATION of two hours, during
which re permitted the witness To
modify some of the statements made
in his direct examination.
1t is expected that Cunningham will
testify. tomorrow, and that the case
will reach the jury late in the day.
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sJackson out, hit by batted bal.
BOSTON

$sPatted for Perdue III 9Th.
tt*Ran for Devln in 9th
ss@si.an for Seymour in sth.
New York .....0 o q Is
Boston mo o o o o a.
Two-base hits-Doyic, seymour Home
run-Doyie. tifts-Off rerdue 4 in in
ninss: OFF James in inning. Sacrifice
|hts-Jaekson. Burns Stolen baseS-lier-
zog, Myers, Doyle Sacrifice fly-tlerzoG.
Double p!aY-IIerzog, Doyle and Merkle.
Left on bases-New York :, Boston S.
First on errors--New York 3. Boston =
First on balls-Om Mathewson 2, off Per
due ), off .Iarnes ]. Struck out-By Ma
thomson 4, by Perdue D. Time. 20 Tim
pires. Rieier and Byfue.