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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-18
HUSBAND ARRESTED BY WIFE,
WHO IS CITY MAYOR

Portland Ore, Mar iS~ Mrs. Iohr
Larsen, mayor Of Troutdaie- Ore
caused the arrest Of her own hus-
band today, on charge of selling
LIQUOR to minors
Recently the woman mayor as'a 4
the distric. attorney g WasAlnSr +
-o.dtq = 'tfcs agate aiiesed law u1s
katie Tgomdale ilr kccpe's
when sAe found that e'idence had
been discovered against her husband
himself HQuor dealer, she promptly
swore ont warrant
Several BOYS who We're arrested
testified in the juvenile court today
that larsen and other saloon men had
sold them liquor.
81 did not think d catch Mr. Lar
SEN said the mayor today but y
he's guilty, he'll have 10 take his ned
icine like .he rest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-18
PLAN FOR TRIPLE
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING

Washington. u g., Mar lA.--ln the
case Of the denial Of the rumor Of
thc engagement Of Miss Eleanor
Wilson t Secretary " Adoo. which
however was later confirmed. comes
Officially the denial tina, there
would be tliple wedding there in
June So iety refused TO fs con
tincsd. however. and is looking for
warl TO the announcement RI the
marriage Of Miss Margaret Wilson
and Miss Helen Woodrow Bone. the
latter to Dr. cary Graysou
II j. whispered that the wedding
viii take place Saturday. June H..
to carry oH, the wilson -l3' tails
man Plans are now being discussed
sub rosa al the White Hcuse for
garden party wedding Il thew are
arried ont the fourteenth White
House wedding will be the most
beautiful that ever took place in this
country
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SURGEONS TRY 70
SEW UP MANS HEART

Wichita, Kas., Mar. IS G. H. Nc
'nris died in hospital here at 3
o'clock this morning after saoollng
limself and hi, wife following a quar-
-el Mrs 81 Curdy's wound is not
dangerous THE bullet thal ended
NcCurdy's lite touched his heart, af-
er passing through his left breast,
and the hospital ph} sicians attempt
a to 2roIoue life by taking two
stitches in the heart Mc'urdy Asd
been paroisd after his wife had h'n
convicted Tor ahuse wifh The under
standing that he would not go near
no.
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COW GIRLS
To LASS0
G0R|LLAS
BUFFALO JONES, "A M Z
HUNTER, STARTS FOR
WlLDS OF AFRICA
(By Associated Press, J

London. Mar Is With two COW
girls in his party, Col. Buffalo
Jones, the veteran big game hunter,
left England on March ) for the
French Congo, where he is going to
lasso gorillas, boa constructors 'and
other wild beasts and reptiles.
Col Buffalo" Jones, who is Is
years old, is an American who has
been lassoing animals all his life, but
never killing them.
when l was started catching
squirrels" he said. Since then l
have been busy catching and study
ing animals in all parts Of the
world
TWO "Coweirls" in Party
The inclusion of two "ccwgrls' in
the coloneNs forthcoming expedition
is novelty which has never been
attempted before by big game hunt
ers
The "cowgirls' are Mrs. Mary
Means and Mrs. Monsey. MIS-. Means
whose husband is the colonel's right
hand man, is one ef the clevere t
horsewomen in America.
she will ride with the men in the
bush and take part in the dangerous
work of lassoing lions, sorillas AMI
other wild beasts.
II come from South Dakota she
said. Since | was 3 have been 2
rider and am never so much at h re
as when am on horse. ! an
looking forward to this trio very
much
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Using Foley Honey and Tar for
a cough or cold may save you 10th
sickness and money + T. Monahan
Menomonie, Wis. says, 81 am ey-
posed to all kinds Of weather ard J
find Foley's Honey and Far Com
pound always fixes me up In sood
snape WHEN catch cold az have "a
bad cough recommend II gladly.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by all
lrHggists
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CRUCE TO STOP
GAMBLING At TULSA

Special 10 Daily Leader
Oklahoma city Okla Mar iS
There viii be no track betting OF
any kind on any race tracl; in Okla
homa as long as am governor OF
this state, said Gov Cruce, Monday,
when asked if he would permit BET
ting at The proposed spring race
meet at Tulsa.
III gambling OF any frrm is at
tempted al the track ana hte county
neglect to DO their duty,
will declare the place under martial
law and put Gen Canton and the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-03-18

Commander Fl. q. X. EVANS WV
Aas second in authority in the eX-
pedition of Captain Scott to the
South Pole, has come to the United
States to lecture He is the fifse
member of that famous expedition to
ecna 10 the United states.
He was captain OF the Terra Nova
during the whole period Of the eX-
plorations and was in command OF
her when she sailed back to Cape
Evans. expecting to pick up Captain
scott and his vi torious party. only
O learn that all had died.
"One OF the saddest days OF my
life was that when we returned TO
Cape Evans in the Terra Nova, said
the young officer.
we had prepared a gala feast
aboard the Terra Nova that day We
had brought out the best food and
wines We could bay at Melbourne as
we expected to feast Captain Scott
and his men, who we We're positive
had discovered the pole.
THE Terra Nova was dressed with
flags as we sailed up to the little set
Element at Cape i1tans and the saloon
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About the size Of your shoes its
some satisfaction to know tnat many
people can wear shoes a size smaller
by shaking Aliens Foot Ease intc
them. Just the thing for dancin.
parties and for breaking IN New
Shoes. Sold everywhere. pc Sample
FREE Address, Allen 5. Olmsted
Leroy y. y.
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I - . X srs~7
NrI I, : ! I I'll &,
SMAH#\ s,Ts has placed him foremost
YA&E&DXk --7sW of Ameri

Nds Pi&ceH hlh among lne foremost
Of our American actors
Harold Bell Wright the author cf
The shepherd Of the Hills which
comes to the Guthrie tAeatre on
March p, is conceded to be the most
popular American novelist. 80 mod
I'm authors books have had anything
like the sale that has been accorded
to Mr Wrights works
Nearly everyone is familiar with
the characters in The shepherd Of
tho ills" 'rheg are people ont of
the ordinary run q lifa people whose
veins run good rich, red blood They
DO thinss in . natural human way;
thef love and hate wlth deep pas
sion
In making play OF his novel, mr.
Wright, with the assistance Of ELS
bury W. Reynolds, has retained al
the dramatic moments Of the story
aud enlarged II on the character Of
Preachin' Bill, making chara ter
of hiln ihat viii be long remembered
by theatre goers Naturally the love
between SAMMY Lane" and Young
Matt is the pivot upon which the
play regoyes. Niessrs Gaskill and
~ Witty the producers, have mount
ca the play In sumptuous manner
and given It a cast that promises to
prove unique in the matter of types.
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state militia in charge continued
the governor.
The spring race meeting has been
advertised 10 begin at Tulsa April
II or Is and continue fer a period Of
nineteen 4 thirty days
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At Long Range.

YES. sir demonstrated with this
Gen villa"
You are a told man"
81 demonstrated bT telegraph
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Pure. fresh. sparkling. free OF ty-
bold germs: soc for = sal. bottle.
mineral water Phone G23.
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CITY GARBAGE COMPANY.

Let rs furnish yon Q Sanitary Gar
bage can and keep Il clean fer you
Phone S32
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phiiolcgy and Psychic lectures
Thursday and Sunday night at
Hirzels hall Free to ALL Dr.
Stephenson
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
RENOVATION Of
SUPERIOR STARTED
Several New Men Join Club
and Taylor Sees Chance
for Trend Upwards.

Superior, July 1O.-out1elder Jas.
Mulvey arrived in Superior and re-
ported to Manager Taylor, working
yesterday.
Mulvey will play left field. Dutch
ter n Glass to right. Bill Dunn
comes in from right field to tax his
old place at second base. H. Ander-
son, the Fargo player who has been
holding down the keystone sack since
Dunn was injured. and Pitcher Scholl
go back to Fargo to whom they be-
long.
Taylor has not announced other ex-
pected changes in the pitching depart
81 xpitchers left, Rhoades, Cummings,
Chicken, Dahlgren, Benton and
Schultz. Taylor is satisfied that Ben
ton and Schultz can do better than
they showed Tuesday and they will be
given another chance in the box.
Mulvey a Hitter.
The addition Of Mulvey is expected
to bolster up the hitting. The new
outielder hit 1887 for York in the
York team finished third in the final
standing. Bill Dunn has demonstrate
ed that his appearance in the lineup
is a material asset in the club hitting,
especially in pinches. Glass is show
ing signs Of recovering from his bat
ting slump. While he is not hitting
as safely as before he is craking the
ball on the nos aguin. The pitch
ers are rounding into shape and have
steadied down. The fielding is still
bad, but Taylor thinks the erratic
work in the field can re easily RENE
died.
Taylor believes he car lift the club
into the first division and will fight
hard during the next two months. The
team has won five out of the eight
games played under the management
of Taylor, which is considerable salts
faction for the club owners and fans.
New First Baselnan.
First Baseman Kelly, with the Red
Wing club of the Minny league in
1911, and since that time with Wau-
yesterday n started the game with
Superior. Kelly succeeds Ray An
derson. Kelly is. a hard hitter and
a good fielding first sacker. He is
remembered by Superior fans as one
of the bulwarks of the Red Wing
club,
Catcher Warner has also arrived.
Warner is a big fellow and Capable
catcher. He will be used with Ben
rud and Farrell will be released. Tay-
lor is of the opinion that Farrell will
make a good backstop, but Superior
is in no position at present to devel-
vision at the same time.
IF we are to win we must have
veterans" said Taylor. These new
men will add a lot of hitting strength
to the club and I think our fielding
also will improve"
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
Do You Mean? Something
Wrong With the Ball Team? We'll
Maybe There iS-T0 Shake JinX

of the diamond for the Flicker
ing Flickertails.
Anderson is Signed Up.
Anderson was released by Kid Tay-
lor yesterday when Champaign, who
tried out with the Red Legs early this
season, reported.
Kavanaugh had intended putting
Brennan back in the lineup, but since
his release several days age, Brennan
has signed with the Muscatine club.
Brennan to Muscatine.
Brennan goes to Muscatine-tail-
enders in the Central league-and
Egan Is hopeful that he will be able
to help him make a stride upwards in
the percentage column.
Capable of Better Ball.
That the Grand Forks club is capa-
BILE Of a whole lot better ball than it
has exhibited in the last three weeks
goes without saying. Seventeen losses
out of twenty-five games-the record
since the club began mixing things
with Winnipeg in a seven game series
doesn't set we'll with local support
ers of the game, particularly in view
OF the splendid work turned out early
in the present season.
While. it is true hat the Northern
league umpiring has been anything
but satisfactory, and the breaks of the
umpiring have been decidedly bad In
many instances, still there have been
a whole lot Of games lost that can't be
charged to the arbitrators.
It's up to Wheeler and his men tc
turn the tide of Understanding tt
Director Kavanaugh-and. he means
business. =
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Whats that you say? Something
Well, maybe there is, but there is
one Grand Forks man who is just so
deeply interested in determining what
is wrong, that wrong may soon be
right.
Things started late yesterday when
a policy Of retrenchment was opened
UP.
Peters Fined and Benched.
1t hit Peters first of all. The big
catcher, whose early season form at
tracted not a few of the big league
scouts, goes to the bench for ten days
without pay-and he forfeits all
claim to fifty iron men to boot.
The reason?
Peters hasn't been playing the ball
he's capable of. That's MIR. A. j.
Kavanaugh's opinion of Peters work
hence the ten and fifty.
Peters will rejoin the team soon
after it opens in Grand Forks at the
conclusion of it's present road trip.
In the meantime he'll warm the
bench.
Must Play Their Best Ball.
"It is up to the men on the Grand
Forks pay roll to play ball" says Kav-
anaugh, land II they don't play the
ball they are capable of, there is only
one remedy left to the management
and that is the use of the bench and
the option Of fning.'
In the meantime, Sampson will
work behind the bat, and Anderson,
who has been holding down the initial
sack for Superior. will handle that
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
SINGLE tally IS
ENOUGH TO WIN
Superior Puts One Across
and Fargo-M oorhead
Tastes Defeat.

Superior, July 10.-Warner, Super
Tors recruit pitcher, in the third
frame on a single to center, sent Dunn
to third, enabling him to score on a
throwout and Superior won from
Fargo-Moorhead l to 0 yesterday.
Maupin outpitched Chicken and de-
served to win, keeping the hits scat
tered in every inning except the fatal
third when he allowed. two, while
safe blows were twice punched on
the Superior twirler, who bested the
visiting moundsman only on strike
outs. DeRose was nj to bat for
Wertz in the ninth when Dye got on
with a single. but Unglaub's hopes
faded when he famed, and Dye was
caught stealing, which retired the
side. But one visitor got to third.
Superior went into the game with
practically a new team. Scholl and
H. Anderson have returned to Fargo
Moorhead and Farrell and R. Ander-
son released. Mulvey comes from
York, Neb., Warner from Terre
Haute, Ind, and Kelly from Wausau,
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
= TAKES CASH.

Clyde, N. D., July 1o.----1n a fast
baseball tournament. Rock Lake, Can
ada, and Clyde won the money! win
ming from Cartwright, Can, 8 to o,
and from Crystal City, Can, 8 to i. !
q July 4th they won the purse ut
Calvin. Thesirst game, called ats1s8e,
petwesn$ Clyde and Langdon resulted
"a ~ victory for Clyde. score Z
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Score by innings:
Fargo-M. ...........0 900 900 1000
Superior ...........0 Dol 900 0O0-1
Summary: Two base hits, Glass,
Maupin; stolen bases, Wertz, Dye,
Unglaub, Sullivan; double play, Dye
to Unglaub; sacrifice hits, Cullis,
Persch; base on balls, off Maupin q:
left or bases, Fargo-Moorhead Z, Su-
perior 8; struck out, by Maupin A.:
by Chicken 8. Time of game 1:4O.
Umpire, Olson.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

to 0. The second game between Pilot
Mound, Canada, and Crystal City,
Canda, resulted in a score of 2 to 1 in
favor of Crystal City. The evening
game between Clyde and Crystal City
won by Clyde, score 5 to 1.
Batteries-First game, Clyde, Fay
cite and Strand; Langdon, Drurey and
Hamilton: Second game, Clyde, sher-
rim and Strand; Crystal City, Willer
and Norten.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
COLUMBUS CUTS EXPENSES.

Columbus. July Johnnie, Jones
and First Baseman Thompson iof the
Columbus club were sent to Grand
Rapids for the remainder of the E q
son on an option. The Columbus club
is cutting It's roster down to the limit
to keep down the salaries.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

MATTED for Ezell In the ninth.
Score by innings: 80. =. Z. =. -.
Grand Forks B 0 0 0 0 / 0 o "a
Duluth ........0 0 l 0 2 0 0 1 Is
Summary-Two-base hits, Bond.
Collins; three-base hits. Bracket;
stolen bases, Collins 2; double plays.
Bracket to Croake. Collins to O'Bri-
en-; base on balls. off Allen 4, Ezell s,
Donley 10; struck out by Ezelle, 5. by
Donley 5; passed balls Sweeley. Time
2:10. Umpire-Flood.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

PICKETTs WILL MEET STARS.
Arrangements have just been
completed for q baseball game
between tho Grand Forks Stars
and the Ptcketts at 3:15 O'Clock
mex Sunday afternoon. The
contest will be staged at Dacotah
park and 1t is expected that "a
large crowd will attend. Mama
ger Siben of the Stars are both
confident of winning the game.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
REsuMEs CRUIsE.

Newport, R. l.. July 10.-After two
days wait here for the annual regat-
ia, the Eastern Yacht club fleet re-
sumed it's cruise along the southern
New England coast with q final run
to New London.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
FEDERAL

Chicago. July 1O.-Beck's home run
over Indianapolis yesterday. A
batting rally in the 9Th tied the score
for Chicago, while timely batting gave
Indianapolis it's run
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Winnipeg seems to be having a
somewhat wobbly time Of it on the
present road trip. Maybe Curtis gang
is due for a jolt.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Duluth, Mimi, July 1o.-Two more
games for the gone but not forgot
ten" column were chalked up by the
Pickering Flickertails on the local
field yesterday.
Duluth took both sides of a bargain
day bill, the first. 5 to 4 and the sec
ond, 8 to O..
In the first the o'Brien men DEM
onstrated their ability to come up
from behind when occasion demands.
The Forks got away to a three-run
lead, which Duluth tied in the fifth
inning.
Wheeler's crew again took the lead
by a single point in the sixth, Duluth
tied 1t in the eighth, and won in the
ninth.
The wildness of Allen, a new pitch
er from Oshkosh. gave Grand Forks
three runs in the opening round.
SIMPSONS single coming with the
bases full. scoring two after one had
been forced across the pan.
Duluth had everything its W way
in the second game, pounding Larson
hard in two innings, gatherings total
of ten hits and seven runs off him In
four frames. Davis finished the game.
allowing but one more hit, but, com
bined with errors, it was good for a
!: tally:
The scores:
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Talking about losing streaks-Fort
Williams glide is tame in comparison
with the Pickering of the Flickertails.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
GRAFTON AND PARK ave rrr

GRAFTON AND PARK RIVER TIE
Grafton, N. D.. July 10.-The locals
and the Park River team played an
exciting ten-inning ball game here
last evening. the contest being called
at the end of that time on account Of
darkness.
The batteries were: Grafton Mo
Carthy and Waters; Park River snor-
nltz and SINNERS. Spornitz struck
out fourteen men and allowed four
hits. His opponent struck out eleven
men and allowed but two hits. Graf
ton made three errors and Park River
Ihe W teams will meet here again
Monday evening for another game.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Bond has done some swell hitting
against Grand Forks at Duluth his
week, getting a double and a single
in each of the three games played.
Grand Forks got nine bases on balls
and made six hits in the first game
at Duluth yesterday-and made four
runs. Not a man stole secondhand,
with Catcher Sweeley getting but two
real, serious attempts were made to
reach the second station.
And at that only eight Grand Fork
ers, as compared with fifteen Duluth
ians. died on the sacks.
Donley had a sweet time finding
the plate yesterday-ten walks.
second, during the absence of Ford,
has been responsible for the results
achieved by the Sox.
Comparing the Duluth and Grand
Forks team-man for man-and it
is to wonder how the Duluthians can
win three in. a row. Here's the COM
parison: Bond as against Flaherty
in right; Bracket as against McGraw
in center; Edmunds playing left field
as against Altman; Sweeley behind the
bat as against Peters or Sampson;
Collins at third as against Wheeler;
Wolfe at short against Nifnecker, and
O'Brien, of SO many, many years, as
against Foster. 'Croake, at first, is
about the only man who compared
with the local clubs guardian, ex-
cepting the pitching staff.
Right now Duluth's lineup looks
the easiest it ever has. Edmunds is
playing left field and O'Brien second
still they do it thrice times in a
row.
Surely O'Brien wouldn't miss the
chance of playing off that other post
poned game with the Flickertails to-
day.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
NEWS PAGE
Northern League Bingles

1t must be fine stuff for some Of
those up-river Fargo fans to be boost
ing U%nglaub's game these days. Not
so long ago-aye. within the space
of but four or five weeks, these same
fans were at his throat, literally
speaking. of course.
Frank Lehman, another Fargo fan,
says he likes mighty we'll to see Far
go win ball games. but last Sundays
theft, manipulated by the latest UNI
piring prize, Olson, goes against his
grain. He is like a lot Of other true
sportsmen in the up river city-and
there are a whole lot of them there.
too, by the way.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Life without hope is like a house
without a roof.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
Fourth Straight Game.
Indianapolis its runs.

Brooklyn, July 1O.-Brooklyn made
it o straight over Baltimore yester-
day, winning 5 to 2. Singles by Hof-
man, Westerviile and Owens inc a
stolen base by Gagnier netted two
runs in the second inning.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
ST. Louis Beaten.

st. Louis. July 1o.-Through two Sc
two runs in the first inning and two
in the last, Kansas City defeated
st. Louis. Cullop, who was respon-
sible for the locals shutout, allowed
st. Louis only fou hits. The visitors
played errorless hall.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Bond has done some swell hitting
against Grand Forks at Duluth this
week, getting a double and a single
in each of the three games played.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
TWO MORE JOIN
LOST COLUMN
Flickers Drop Both Ends of
Double Header to Du-
luth's Mishts.
TODAY's "IF" COLUMN.

Games Yesterday.
Grand Forks 40, Duluth ST.
TT. William o., Winona ga.
Fargo 0, Superior l.
Winnipeg ., Virginia a..
Games Today.
Grand Forks at Duluth.
Fargo-Moorhead at Superior.
Fort William at Winona.
Winnipeg at Virginia.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Grand Forks .....O 0 0 0 0 90
Duluth ..........0 o 3 0 I Ks
Summary-Two-base hits, Bond,
Croake, Collins; stolen bases, Collins;
double plays, Croake, unassisted; base
on balls, off Cunningham i, off Larson
i. off Davis I; left on bases, Duluth
6, Grand Forks 5: hits, off Larson 10
in A innings; struck out, Cunningham
Z, Larson g.. Time 1920. Umpire,
Flood.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
q FRACTURED.

" 6nAUIL FFEACIUftEU.
Rhinelander, Wis. July 10.-Cash
Llaporte Of Glen Flora received a frac-
tured skull in a baseball game yes
terday when he coIlided with a player
was taken to the hospital, where 1t
was announced he would recover.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10
Great Pitching.
=.

cIIChC itSiiiilS.
Buffalo, July 10.-Russell Ford
pitched sterling ball against Pitts.
burgh in the last game of the present
series. winning for Buffalo 2 to 1. Del
ehanty was the heavy hitter for the
home team, getting a %three-base hit
in the third.
R. H. E.
Pittsburgh Z 3
Buffalo ................... 2 1.
Camnitz and Berry; Ford and Blair.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Surely O'Brien wouldn't miss the
chance of playing off that other post
poned game with the ~Flickertails to-
day.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

And at that only eight Grand Fork
ers, as compared with fifteen Duluth
ians, died on the sacks.
Grand Forks daily herald and the evening times., 1914-07-10

Right now Duluth's lineup looks
the easiest it ever has. Edmunds is
playing left field and O'Brien second
still they do it thrice times in a
row.