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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
Samples Free by Mail

I Although the Cuticura Soap and ONT
ment are most successful In the treatment
of affections Of tho skin. scalp. hair and
hands, they are also most valuable for every
day use In the toilet. bath and nursery be-
cause they promote and maintain the health
of the skin and hair from infancy to age.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold every
where Sample Of each mailed free with
32-p. book. Address postcard "Cuticura.
Dept. T. boston,"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03

Rules-Competitions will be conduct
e6 in accordance with Chap. 4, Part
4, Small Arms Firing Manual, 1918, as
far as practicable.
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MT. VERNON

wEST-Evangelistic service win be
held Sunday evening, Sept. 6th, at this
place, by Rev. L. w. Souther, pastor.
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LINCOLN
JEFFERSON

SOUTHERN. n. S. Burbank preach
ed very instructive sermon last Sun
day morning to an appreciative audi
ence.
Ernest Craig of Brookline, Mass. is
boarding for a week at Arthur Fish S.
Mr. and Mrs. A. S. Wheeler and son,
Earl, of Dorchester, Mass, who have
been visiting at H. A. Clark's the past
two weeks, returned home Saturday.
The thirteen girls who have been &C.
cupying the parsonage the past few
days returned Saturday to their homes
at Dorchester Mass.
Rev. and Mrs. n. S. Burbank return
ed Wednesday to their home in Re-
we're, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Ball. who have
been at Camp Narcissus the past week
returned Sunday to their home in
Lynn, Mass.
Mrs. Mabel Hcmenway who has
spent the summer at w. F. Hemen-
ways, returned Wednesday to her
home at Cambridge.
Newell Trask, Jr., and Harold
Rounds Of Maiden. Mass, who have
been at H. L. Trask' for the summer.
returned Wednesday to their homes.
Willis Burbank and friend. Miss Vi
Wan Casson of Revere, Mass, are at
the Burbank cottage for two weeks.
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Adjutant Generals Orders Regarding
Rifle Shoot

Adjutant General Albert Greenlaw
recently issued orders regarding the
annual rifle competition of the Maine
National Guard which will be held at
Auburn Sept. 81 to Is. These orders
read as follows:
Special Orders No. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
BORN.

Montville-Aug. rs. to the wife of John
l.. Boynton, a daughter.
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ALMA

Chester Morse and friend OF Long Is
land City, n. Y, who have been visiting
his sister, Mrs. Chester NJ. Plummer, re-
turned home Sunday.
A C. Littlefield of Boothbay Harbor
was in town Friday
Miss Annie Averill of Waltham is
spending her vacation In town.
George c. Erskine with crew of
men are building piece of State road
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene c. Ford and
daughter Bertha OF Everett, Mass, are
at Parsons Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland P. Ford of
Whiteland and Mrs. Larrabee of Gardi-
ne were callers at Parsons Bend Sunday
Miss Estelle Brabby of Gorham, who
has been spending few days with Mrs.
Clara A. Parsons. returned FRIDAY to
Gorham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
KENNEBEC
LITCHFIELD

PLAINS--Mrs. A. V. Harrington of
Newton, Mass, visited last week Angie
Roberts.
Mystic Chapter, No. 50, o. E. S., was
represented by a number of it's members
at the Kennebec County o. f. S. Field
Day Association meeting held Thursday
at Cascade Park.
Elias Bartlett died suddenly Friday
night.
e. M. Walker, who has been visiting
at Portland. returned home Saturday
Llewellyn Chase of South Monmouth
was a caller Sunday at ]. A. Chase's.
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VASSALBORO

Albert Seamans, Oak Grove IA, of
Winthrop, was a recent visitor of
friends In town.
Mrs. Frank Marden entertained her
Sunday school class and few invhed
guests Thursday at the Tufts cottage
az Weber lake.
Lincoln Richardson of Waltham.
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PITTSTON

NORTH-Mrs. Frank Grover OF Mas
sachusetts is the guest of her husbands
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Grover and
her sons, Master Karl and Russell
Grover.
from Ogunquit and Portland where she
has been for several weeks.
Miss Emma Green returned to Chel-
sea Sunday after few days visit with
her brother, C. *. Green.
Mrs H. B. Moody, after a few weeks
stay with her sister at Belfast, returned
home Thursday, accompanied by friends
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Putnam on the birth
Aug. 2 of a daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer lewis of Somer-
vile. Mass. are visitors of Mrs. Lewis
mother, Mrs Isabel Merrill and sister,
Mrs. Walter Moore.
Mrs. Gertrude Sonnet OF Gardiner is
passing few days with her father, AL
fred Hanley, and sister, Miss Tesa Han
ley. She was the guest Friday afternoon
and night of Miss Carrie Jewett.
Mrs. Ethel Sumner and daughter. Miss
Marion returned last week from a visit
with friends in Boston and for a time
will be a guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. e. e. Grover.
Frank Little of East Pittston was a
business caller in this place Friday.
A good delegation of The Kings
daughters" attended the meeting held
with Mrs. Annie Lewis, Joice. wednes-
day and report very pleasant and In
structiYe session.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
HERE An HOME
Mstertown cItixens GIadiy T6s6fy|
ana conntsntiy Rseosrsnshd

SHUA NASsASHS SsS yA4 NX3UyBS
and ~conndsntly Recommend
pcsA's Kidney plila.
II Is testimony Ike the follOwtiIiaIrs
that has placed Doan's Kidney fals
80 Tar above competitors. When 3d.
pie right here at home raise tketr
voice IA praise there III no room ieft
for doubt. Read the public stAtemaenlf
OF j WATERFOWL citizen;
+ ~ ElIis, 61l Eighth , s III.
Watertown, s. q says:
troubled tor a Ions lime ~ Inv back
which never stopped achings could
not lie down with any colnfort
was impossibie Tor ms / 3 ntoop ~
bend my body. n did, sharp pains
darted up my spine into nv shoulders
Deans Kidney Pills nd HE of the
trouble and strengthaned my kidneys.
MY back has been strong and WelI'
ever since. Two boxes of Doansk
kidney Pills did all this.
Price SOC, ali all deaiers. Donst
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doanss Kidney PilIsthe ami than
Mr. Ellis had, Foater-Milburn ca
Props Buffalo. N. i. ADV. &
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
Dick Richards Goes
After The Democrat,

.
Asso aMieA psahs
IS ss'ssns s1Ia
49, tps.u a1ions ssns'
4nss, 5000 pVstia
- .0lias aus4Si
~ ,ss 1a'sl y - sas
Is 49, D 1saAsSSs ~ na as.
.S,aAI 1871 1aa.uas
1p11u's ~ s'aS ss'tls el'e s.aA's ~
The rouble says MI Richards
~ no atWashingson put IN ont
uakota Ihere is no one 70 recon-
nend candldates for the appointment
So postmasters out 'he legal party OF,
sanizatlon ~ TINS tate. a. provided
W the primary iaW there
afe no eongrsssionat rep
resentauves from Sonth nakota az
washington ana the president anc
ne postmaster genera 81 course &c
not Know Nnom g appoint.
Section 154 Of the South Dakota
primary law provides for hne and i'm.
Yrisonment for failure to comply with
the law. The peopla are entitled tc
hold postmaster primaries now and
vote to endorse their choice for post
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
DO NOT PULL SUCKERS
in THE CORN FIELDS

|ktaHNsIEE
What is your opinion in regard to
suckers in the corn field? Should
they be cut or or do they aid in the
making of the corn?s This question
was submitted to Prof. a. N. Hume
who replied as follows.
1T will not pay to pull the suckers
off Of field corn. IN some instances
suckers have been pulled Off Of corn
in the breeding plot, but even this
latter practice is of very doubtful ef-
ficiency. The tendency OF corn to
sucker is partly enyironmentaI and
partly hereditary. Ears Of corn for
the coming seed crop should be taken
from stalks that do moi hare suck
ers.''
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
Local Happenings


Try a sack OF Monogram hour. You
viii surely be satisfied with 1t.
Geo. II. Marquis, Lawyer. (Ex-Judg.
circuit COURT Heegaard block. ST
Mrs. 2. 3. Schmidt went to Mime
apolis the irst OF the week to attend
to business matters.
Monogram four-none better any.
where on earth.
Miss Ruth Dawson is spending d
month in the vicinity Of Big Stone
lake with friends at Hartford, MINI.
MI, and Mrs. Il. II. vath, Of the
business college, left last week for st
Cloud, MINI, where they will spend
their vacation.
Henry Wiersbeck is making rapid
progress in lowering the streets to
the grade level, making ready for the
street paving crews.
Just remember, if you want the
best On the market, to order Mono
gram -four the next time you need to
replenish your -four bin.
The Brookings Messenger thinks
that the WATERFOWL Saturday News
is some paper, under its present man.
agement.
Sunday, according to the thermo,
meter is said to have been the hottest
day OF the year, the mercury register
ing 9S in the shade.
DR.. r. H. Butin, the osteopath
Over G. G. Whistler's. Phones: Office
1882; residence 1886. Waterfowl, s
d. Adv. 6tf
Mrs. ". J. Towers returned last Fri
day morning to her home at st.
Thomas, Ont, after a months visit
with relatives and friends in Water
town.
Do you want a fine modern resi-
dence in WATERFOWL! Have two splen
did homes on corner lots for only
$3s00.00 each. Call on, or write OF
phone me. ]. p. Bird. 81
Mrs. J. A. Sasse and two children,
OF st. Charles, MINI, are in the city,
guests at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Dawson. Mrs. Sasse is the wife
of Mrs. Davison's brother.
Charles Aldus, owner of a 6ne half.
section Of land near Elrod, is in the
city this week. He is a guest at the
homes Of his daughter, Mrs. q. w.
Sykes and of his son, John Aldus.
Max Hopkins is in the city, visiting
at the home of his mother, Mrs. F,
sP. Hopkins, who has been i'll for sew
eral months. Mrs. Hopkins many
friends will be glad to know that she
lis somewhat improved.
For the best barber work go to Lee
5Towne's shop. Century block. 6-s
Hakon Mathiesen, for many years
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30

manu While at the lame time seeking
to make one within the reach Of the
ordinary pocketbook.
Colonel Westgard and party arrived
in the city Tuesday evening enroute
TO Winnipeg along the Meridian
road from Galveston to the Canadian
city. Colonel Westgard has probably
travelled over more auto roads within
the past ten years than any other liY-
ing man. He has been a sort Of
PATHFINDER and roadsmaker and road
director in motor circles. His pres
emit tour Is 4 Of inspection, and ae-
comparing him were the following.
Mrs. Westgard and their son, James,
with Mr.. Bates ais the mechanician;.
Mr.. and Mr.. q. u. Colp of SanAn-
tonic. Tex. MI. Kiifer, the photo
Igrapher; Clarence Myer. and George
Gardea, of the Commercial club of
Maiin. TEX. immigration commis-
|sioner McCaSee was also d member
Of the party on behalf 81 Governor
IByrne. Fire autos-four touring cars
and i roadster-compcsed the equip
ment of vehicles. While IA the city
the party we're guests of the Water.
toEn Commercial club forgsppper 1T
|the Lincoln
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30

criminal. btu hosts wiIi be able III
staye 40 extradition a least untiill I'LL
funds have rnno The new rulsrs
an Mexico would a. WeIl ~ give their!
attention to building up stable eoys
eminent at home. vengeance | ~
tlculAriy gratifying to ALatin Amer.
lean. but this sort Of lust doesnf help
build up an orderly government
Lincoln. Neb., journal
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
2 = = = 4 -
NEWSPAPER COMMENT
4 q 4 3 81 a Y n Z
The Water In 1t.

The enginemen Of the western rail.
roads I now threatening a general
strike and in their public statement
OF their grievances they have a word
to say about Mr.. Ripley's Santa re
System. They declare that during the
period 1s95-1s1o the Santa Fe has Ii,
sued watered stock to the amount d
$40 million dollars upon which 1t de.
cIares annual dividends Of s9,167,227
being double the amount paid ont
each year for the wages of engine
men. Il this IS true It is very clear
that either the anginemen are not get
ting what they are entitled to or the
public Ii being charged nine million
q year too much.-Webster World.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
SOWING ALFALFA IN AUGUST
UNDER CERTAIN CONDITIONS

Replying to an inquiry whether al
falfa will do well If soWn curly in
August after the crop is taken OFF and
the ground well plowed, Prof. Al. N
Hume says:
Alfalfa would do we'll If sown un.
der the conditions you indicate on .
clear. seed bed, and providing there il
moisture enough. Use South Dakota
grown seed. We ARK enclosing seed
list"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
Packing the Courts"

H the president should have the
appointment Of majority Of the su-
preme court Of the United States he
could name q court that would mike
all the standpatters and the priv
LEGGED interests earnest advocates of
the recall OF Judges. He could do
this and yet pick jurists as learned
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
WATERFOWL susiNRss col
LEGE.

Good crops cas good business.
ana good business means many posi-
lions for bookkeepsFs and stenosrapA.
err. Yoa arr il Of = good position
IL you take your course at the Water
town business College. Fall tern
Sept. LIST. Cataios hee. S1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-07-30
Better Forget Husrta.

When the constitutionalists are III.
control of affairs ii Mexico one of
their first moves will be to secure the
extradltion Of General Huerta IN or
der chat he may be- brought to trial
for the execution of President Ma
adero. By that limo lie Wi have
found asylum ii some European
country withsA talent for entertaining
exspresidents By claiming that Hus
erta 4 political refugee and not
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

champtonship Of the state. viii b
continued this year. according TO the
directors OF the association. Prise
money xEEregating $500. was author
ised. The division OF the money will
be made September sth by the COM
mittee. the tournament will close 1t
midnight September 7th.
The rules Of the tournament pro-
vide that all cities and towns In Col
orado are eligible; that any ball play
er is eligible providing that he does
not hold any contract with any club
OF organized ball and has not since
July LIST held such contract. class d
leagues excepted. An entrance fee
OF $25.00 must be put up with the
entry, the same to be returned to
the clubs when they appear for play.
The games will be played at the rate
OF four a day opposite the grand
stand on the fair grounds.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
Don't Miss This---5 and 10 Gents

the policies for which President
Wilson stands. regard President
Wilson as the most profound think
or and student that ever occupied
the presidential chair. His heart
Is with the common people. and
expect that out Of his administra-
ton will flow vast benefits to all
the people Of this land.
I have few Democratic oppOn-
ents In Otero county. Some are MIR.
keatinE's appointees. who owe him
their support; others expect favors
from him; while others are my ene-
mics because In the prosecution Of
my duties as an official and citizen.
have been compelled to be against
them or their schemes.
Some Of this latter class say that
I am the c. +. 4 !. candidate.
If AFTER A RESIDENCE OF
FOURTEEN YEARS IN OTERO
COUNTY. AND A CONSISTENT
RECORD OF CONSTANT OPPOsI.
TION TO CORPORATION CON.
TROI. OF POLITICAL AND GOV.
ERNMENTAL MACHINERY. I AM
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

STATE or COLORADO. COUNTY or
IL the County cour, In prob.,.
IN the matter Of the Estate Of Charles
xhow Cause on Petition for hale Of
This matter coming ON 10 he heard
ss o ss'i ;h .':s ..sss as q .Sr HsSrS S:s.a Z; % ..
estate for the s'Ss; sale q x. s",,owi"s e 's
sSs" ssss..s .r,s .ss s''i,s; i.;. ,.S.sn csSs,cn
and twenty. four. Is s,oes rriSs"'fs rS'iS,y. IN
..sd~ay. Crowley County. Colorado. for
The !!SSrpc.s OF supporting and edscas:
and for the best interests of said %.
ce.r, from said petition that proper
81 .i o. csrs.ss q % s.,d "s real ne estate. a..
SoW. TuEltEfoItELt H. ordered BY
the Court that Pearl ruicher. widow
Walter Fuich.r and thariss ya,essss, s
minor heirs Of said decedsnt. he and
aptear before said Court at the court
room , "f ..Id Court. IN IN. CITY q Il
the stth day 81 x~pt~nssr. 4. o.. Isii.
neon of said day. then and there 10
s:s sss,a 10: ss 8. made ss:ss s.s:sys s ssy *.
,ell the whole or % much os said real
'.' \; II ;iS4sss c;Ssi; ;:;s ;s.,
this order he pvbolsheA for 81 least
s. ss .:.:, i;s: s.ss x g. . s.:
s.sT!'''s:' Y J: !ssfa.s y s;ls s%'kkpxsxp tbs.
Ger: :%s ,.s' ssS /. q i.'S S.s., c:S"ss
~ guardian sd iitsM lor Walton
20 represent said minors as said hear.
ii y, ~. Court.
E ". MCDANIEL
Covnty Judge
Pint publication. Auguss -. 1914.
Last publication. tepsesnber -. 1914.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
Carlson Always Triumphant.

II is conceded at Denver that Geo.
A. Carlson Is the unknown quantity
In the gubernatorial contest before
the primary. He was always that
and he always emerged with the
election certificate. The banquet
which applauded his name at FL
Jebel temple a few nights ago In
connection with his well known
stand for Law and Order and especi-
ally for enforcement of the liquor
and gambling laws was something
that could not have happened for
any other gentleman now before the
people. And this Ia a Law and Ord
er year. or course the other candi-
dates were not prosecuting officers
and lacked Mr.. Carlson's opportuni-
~ to become the effective agency OF
Law and Order. But at all times he
has done his duty fearlessly and the
compliment is not unworthily be-
slowed. II nominated he will be
opposed by criminal lawyer who
for thirty years has helped male.
factors To escape Just punishment for
their acts. That surely would AZ.
ford an unique issue OF itself-the
man who enforces law. the man who
made violation Of the law look en-.
ticing II not respecta ble.-B Boulder
Camera.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
no THE DEMOCRATIC VOTERS
OF OTERO COUNTY:

Ny opponent, MIR. Keating.
has written most OF you concerning
his candidacy for reelection.
This is perfectly proper. although
L question the propriety OF sending
It out under his franking privilege.
Mr.. Keating says: "MY OP-
PONENTS REFUSE TO PUBLICLY
INDORsE THE PRESIDENT AND
IN PRIVATE THEY BITTERLY
DENOUNCE HIM AND HIS POLL
CIEs."
AZ ] am the sole opponent Of Mr..
Keating in the primary. he evident
ly refers to me.
This is willful misrepresenta-
ton. how willfui. is shown by the
following letter:
Washington. ID. C.. June 4. 1918.
Judge +. w. Mcdaniel. County
Judge, La Junta. Colorado
Ny Dear Judge:
Your letter Of May 3ist enclos-
Ing copy Of telegram and copies Of
letters written by you to Senators
Shafroth and Thomas has just
reached me. ! want to thank you
and the Democrats of Otero county
for the splendid support which
they are giving the Wilson admin
istration a, this critical period in the
consideration OF the tariff bill. !
have taken the liberty OF calling the
presidents attention 10 the copy Of
your letter to Senator Shafroth.
With best wishes. ! remain.
Yours sincerely.
EDWARD kEATlNG.
Aside from this letter. the people
Of O'ero county know that DURING
oil my residence In the county. !
have been an earnest supporter of
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

CALLED UPON BY ANY DEMO
Graf TO DEFEND MYSELF
AGAINST THIS ABSURD CHARGE,
WILL BE CONTENT TO HAVE
THAT DEMOCRAT VOTE AGAINST
ME.
My record as public official Is
known to the Democrats Of Otero
county. II have given you faith
full service as prosecuting attor-
ney. and as n county Judge. may I
not presume to ask you to vote for
me In the coming primary.
am resident and taxpayer OF
Otero county and am loyal to her
interests. II am nominated and
elected to Congress. shall be loyal
to my country. district and state.
The Democrats Of Otero county
by giving me large vote can NOM
mate me. by Withholding II can do
feat me.
Whatever your action ! shall stin
be Democrat. with faith unshak-
en- In the triumph Of its principles.
Il. w. MCDANIEL.
La Junta. Colo. September "a.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

OF the Arkansas Valley League in
Rocky Ford last Sunday afternoon by
breaking even in a double header
with Lamar. Lamar won the first
game by score OF TO 4. putting two
men over the home plate In the ninth
inning and winning the game. Jack
son pitched for the Rocky Fordites
and whitfield thirteen men.
The second game was won by
Rocky Ford. the score being to s.
Dunlap was on the mound for the
melon rollers and struck out eight
men. Lamar was in the lead until
the fifth inning. the score being 4 to
! In favor OF Lamar. In the fifth in
ming Rocky Ford scored five runs.
and the Lamarites were unable to
overcome this lead.
Both contests were close and the
largest crowd Of the season witness
ed the games.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05


La Junta won last Sundays game
from Las Animas In the ninth inning
BY = combination OF hits and errors.
The game was pitchers battle from
the very beginning between Renell
and Starr. The former holding the
visitors hitless for six innings when
his support wavered and three runs
were scored by poor outfield work.
Starr held the Las Animas team In
great shape throughout the game but
his support likewise went to pieces
In the fourth inning allowing three
runs to come In. In the ninth with
one down and one run needed to tie
the score poor outfield support again
allowed runs and the visitors ran off
with one Of the hardest fought games
Of the season.
The score:
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

s's'' .. sAs~ Co.. c:::: 70. s.'. Of s..'
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
Essssy AAsessi.e~ess.

Notice IL hereby given to whom u
scribed estray animal was taken up
near HiYbee. Otero county. Colorado
on or about August %. 1914. Towit:
One two year old smokey grey fiiiey
thigh. unbranded.
Raid animal being unknown TO this
Hoard. unoess claimed by owner ON or
will be sold by this Hoard for the
benefit Of the owner when found.
STATE BOARD OF STOCK lNaPEC.
T1OS COAM1aHlONERa
First publication. September !, 1919.
Last publication. september -. isiS.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

Rocky Ford ciaehsd The pennant
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05

- n11o1ee1 ma Deessy.
e esa'':s:i';ss' jesEIs:'.s kssIsL = ~.
La Junta tribune., 1914-09-05
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Rocky Ford Win. Exhibition Gan

On the first day Of the fair at
Rocky Ford an exhibition game was
played by Rocky Ford and Las AMI
mas. the former winning by score
of 3 to 2. The star battery Of the
La Junta team. Starr and Davis. Of
ficiated for the Rocky Fordites. and
contributed In no small degree 70
winning the game. Until the ninth
inning the score was to In favor
Of Las Animas. Starr shut out the
Las Animas aggregation during the
last five innings. In the last half Of
the ninth. with two men down and
three men on bases. Davis brought In
two runs with pretty hit 10 left
field. and won the game.