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The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

of .be boarders enter Che door am blinded by the imaginary words in- voluntary petition an6 bankruptcy court atretcher athwart the horizon.
 Many of the meats vegetables and delicacies on my table are now cost. Ing nom % to s5 per cent more than the price demanded for thom few months back, and Che increase in the cost Of cooking neceaaltea used in their preparation has been even greater"
 At thla iuncture the boarding-houso mistress excused heraelf and went to tho Kitchen to supervise the greasing of a broadpan She returned after g. lapse of 8 few minutes
 '1've got to watch the cook con stantly" she smiled by way of offering an excuse Of her sudden departure. 'One cook will put q woman in the poorhouse quicker then 9 whole bouaefull Of stylishly dressed girls. try- ing to keep abreast Of Dame Fashion in her restless march toward the goal Of social recognition
 eMy cook is 50 extrayagant with everything, particularly in the use of lard. Why f didn't keep my eye on her she would make doughnuta of what was intended for biscuits.
 Now, getting back to the relation of war 10 the expense of a boarding house-it-, seems men eat more in times of great international conflict. At least, that is my deduction, based upon the costly experience Of recent weeks.
 For instance, Sam Jones, who formerly consumed nine biscuits is putting ten and eleven of the waters under his belt at every meal now, and Jake Schultz never submerged his beans in catsup before this war broke out
 "Of course, it is hard to believe the war has anything to do with the veracity of my borders but this is coincldent which cannot be over looked.
 "All of my boarders put cream in their coffee except one, and he puts coffee In his cream. And sugar; my goodness; Some of them, men, and women, too, who shove their feet under my table three times a day funnel sugar into their cohee with an insouciance that makes me shiyer at the sight of the cold figures entered on the grocer's bill.
 "Yes," concluded tho boarding house mistress, running Q boarding house in time of war and in the face of the high prices contingent thereon is hazardous undertaking, indeed. So far as recall on the spur of the moment, there has been only one point In my favor to counterbaiance the bulge in my expense acount.'
 "And what is that?" querled the reporter
 "One of my borders, who is oi German extraction and in sympathy with the kaisers cause, cult drinking Engllsh breakfast tea when the war broke out, and that has saved me several pounds of sugar" replied the iandlady with a smile.
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BARNEY NICHE soARs
 IN NEW YORK SOCIETY


 WBITEHoRsE, Dec. 11.-Bemard McGee who left here six weeks or more ago for New York, in letter to the editor of the Star, encloses n dance program of the charity ball given by Elks Lodge, No. l, Of New York, Thanksgiving eve, November %. The program contained 24 num- bers, the "Hesltation" appearing no less than soyen different times. The only dances on the program not danc. ed in Whltehorso are "Fox Trot" and Lulu Fada9 The former appeared on the New York program three times.
 according to the program our friend Barney did not miss one of the number there not being blank left on 1t. The names Morgan, Drexel, Astor, Vanderbilt, Gould and schih appear frequently on eBarney's" pro gram, but the absence of such names as Mulkahey. Clancy and o'Rouke is noticeable. Evidently the Kehoe sis ters, Mary Ann and Peggy were not present.
 Mir. McGee requested in his letter chat the address Of his paper be changed from Elks Club, No. l, New York, to Hot Springs, Arlnnsas, for which place he was to leave the fore part of the present month. He will be at the springs for about three months in an efIort to work the tn cans, pewter and fish -bones out Of his system.
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capital city by winning tha interna aonal tournament last year The tournamont VIII co.tlnue until Decem- her 27 with bowling Tnesdaya and Fridays.
 Jimmie Barragar who won ihe prize at the Elks alleys last month for the best average wifi caplain Che Juneau team. rhc balance ot Che team VIII be drawn from .he following: New. ark L. Burton. who came within eigh pins Of eQualliug tho alley TO. cord of 2sS last month, Sim Freiman, Earte Benter, Waiter Bathe. !. H. Hins and L Hepsel
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nln cnnforanes Ho.. on.

Big Conference Row on.
 Ed R. Hughes in the Seattle Times says. "Because tho University oi Idaho, Washington state College and Oregon Agricultural College demand ed Graduate Manager Arthur Younger of the .. of ". sign a twoyear con tract calling for heavy guarantee from Washington and light one from themselves. only two conference foot bal teams appear on the U. of w.. football program for next fall. Whit man win play here Oct. 90, and Wash. ington will meet Oregon wherever they say Nov. 6. A tentative agree ment was reached with w. S. c. for a game at Pullman Nov 1S. Otherwise the schedule Is bare"
 1t is believed in Seattle that che University of Washington will seek games next year with non.conference teams.
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Sitkl Iudlanf at rqqtpAtI'
 sitln had a football game on Thanks. giving Day when two teams Of natives were selected from the sheldon Jack son school The team explained by Edward Peel won the game alX to nothing. Johns making tho only toucn- down of the contest
 Among those who played were Wolch Jones. Frank Willama Julius Frank. George Fuiton, Fred Koltchon. John Cameron, Lawrence Yidmark, Albert Nelson, Victor zuboh Newton .Kasko. Welah Jones, George Hanson, Lee Bunord. Edward Peel, Thomas Jones, Archie Jackson, oscor Davis, Lonie Simpson. Thomas Scott Andrew Johnson. Healey Jones, Robert Ken nedy. Jimmy George, David Howard
 Officials were: Johne, reieree Carey umpire; Reed, hnesmon; Stocks, tmekeeper.
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eee,ese9 se9oQ q
 SPORTS
RoMlIns Lsaaas ss ssars.

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 "A tolegraphlc bowling tournament between teams rom the Juneao and Skagway lodges Of Eiks wili start tonight, and great Interest is being manifested around Inc Elks Club here. Juneau enters the tournament ia an attempt to win back from Skasway what the Northerners took from the
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

ieiegraphlc league van hold another tournament Tho likely entriaa arc Fort Seward. sl1agwny. Treadwen and Juneau. on the American aide, end Dawson end Whitehoree from tne Canadian aide.
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spors outlook Good.

Sport Outlook Good.
 Hal Sheridan, sport writer for the United Press, writing from New York says; "Goyenorelect Whitman, Of New York used to enjoy good boxing bouts. likes to see horse race plays golf and tennis. and was rattllng good football and baseball player when he was in collage. For this reason sporting editors believe that if any antisport craze is developed during Whitman's administration it is not going to originate with Whitman him. self.
 ''In an interview with Bob Edgren, of the New York Evening World, Whit man recently said:
 Sport? Why ] love sport, I'm an outdoor man and always have been.
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Gentleman Jim" Corbett, former heavyweight ring champion, was in Seattle last week, vaudeville head liner at the Pantages theatre. Corbett started from New York two months ago on his present tour. which will take in the entire world if the war does not spoil Jim's plans.
 Corbett is one exception to the rule that prize fighters, ball players, ath- letes and such make poor actors. Jim has been on the stage quite few years now and those who have heard him agree he makes corlling good monologist He particularly excels at an Irish anecdote, as many know.
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Look for Juneau Drug co's special on page 6. 1l'ls'u
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Leave your orders for christmes flowers at the Alaska Furniture Co.,. Seward and Second, phone 152 7-tf-
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Nam Tnrn. Down Esaa.

toslio Mann. outaelder ol lae cham pion Braves. has turned down oher to sign 2 contract with Federal Lcaguo club. He was asesd to name hia own terma. Mann ig spendins tne winter ot bis home in Lincoln. Neb. He wiil play with Boston again next year
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Here and There.

fuTl aHa IHlTls
 Wayne Sutton and Jimmie Bruce, ex-footbal men from the University of Washington have been appointed deputy sherihs Of King County by SheriR Bob Hodge.
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Among the letter awards at the Uni yersity of Washington were those to Stub" Kerry and Blll Bryant for baseball. Kerry played ball with Treadwell for two seasons and Bryant played outaeld and pitched for Juneau two years ago.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

When Jimmy Clabby, welterwelght champion tighter reached Hammond Ind. Lhe other day be was met by m escort. consisting ol i5 autos load ed with lending men oi the little city
 and Q brass band. The parade went through the principal streets and show ed of the bluahing tighter to the ad- miring throngs that had turned out Co sec what champion looks like.
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On account or deaeracns, Germany has forbidden the gale Of alcoholic h- Quors in eastern provinces.

XMAS comes but once Q year. Music will fll your home with merry cheer Phonographs Of ali sizes ana makes. Musical instruments in Yio- nns, guitars, mandolinsI panlos ac' cordians. harmonicaH and Ameriea' best makes Of pianos and player pia- nos on easy terms - Juneau Music House.
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Al. shrubb. tbe BrHsb sprinter who has been training the Harvard run ners. is back on the track for more honors.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

The miner leagues plan 10 use only one umpire next year. instcad of the double system It means biz sav- ing in expense.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Bobby Wallaces average for 20 years is .2s2. Last year was his poor. est at .211.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Bresnahen has played third base outaeld and catcher; managed one team and wlll manage another got 8 beaning that nearly finished him. be- sides fights on the bench with Deylin and Zimmerman. Some career and he's still going.
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Berlin, according to Count Bern storff, of Washington. has transferred It's charges as to the maltreatment of German prisoners to Hongkong and Siberia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

sam Hughes. the Canadian war min. ister. laughs at the fears entertained by Toronto of 9 German invasion Of Canada from the United States,
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Commander David Blair of the former White Star liner Oceanic, wrecked on tho north coast of Scot land. is being tried by ,court-martial in Devonport on 9 charge of negli- gence.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Tho Pittsburgh Federals announce the capture Of Konetchy, Perrlt Pat .O'ConnoE Benny Hern and Marty Berg hammer Koney is the star of the lot.
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British people are interested, cer- tainly not alarmed says the Pal Man Gazette, "at the prospect of tho reported attempt of Germany in ef. fecdng a landing on these shores. In the meantime the under secretary for war has assured the British that am- pie precautions have been taken In case such a landing might happen.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Racing et New Orleans begins Jan. l. for q days.
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David Starr Jordan. of Leland Stan ford University ascribes the war In part to the activity Of Che salesmen oi private arms factories.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Raising celery on Q truck farm near Philadelphia has netted Miss Aliza- beth Bogner S2,00O this year She eX, poets to go into the business on g much larger scale next year
 The Countess Arnim and her chil- dren aro living in England. The recent death of her husband has withdrawn the author of Elizabeth and her Ger man Garden;" "The Pastors Wife" and other delightful books from tho work which gives so much pleasure to many readers
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EmnIro want adg get regulta.
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Home Run Bakor averaged .31S witb the stick ln seven years, also .S7S in the four worlds series Of the Ath- ielics.
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Cardinal Mercier. primate Of Bel. gulm. reports conditions ip that coun- try as terrible. the starving people lacking everything.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

A Vienna dispatch states that the emperor has subscribed S1000,00O to the Austrian war loan.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Capt Aye, of the German auxiliary cruiser Kaiser Wilhelm dor Crosse, who escaped from the Canary Islands, where he was on parole, has been dec orated by the Kaiser with the iron cross.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Miss Elsie Burr, of Boston, a SO ciely girl, has gone abroad to become a nurse in @ Paris hospital. She is the guest of Consul General Thack- array.
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Look for Ju1oaU 1Fla col6 ap9eIal on pace 6. 44-i,e.-t
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WOMAN TonAY

Dr. Mary Crawford. who is mem- Der of the Duchess ot ralleyan0s Red Cross section ana resident phy. elclan of Che American Military Hos- piial at Paris, was graduated Ifom Cornell in l9O4 Dr. Crawford WOE tho first woman ambulance surgeon in Brooklyn. N r.. which gave her much newspaper notoriety Over i've hundred wounded soldiers have been given attention in tho hospital and discharged since Dr. Crawford took the position she holds.
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

According to Maj. Gen. Hughes, che Canadian war minister over 100000 Americans have volunteered for ser vice with the Canadian battalions, many actually being at the front
The Alaska daily empire., 1914-12-15

Total male population of England and Wales available for military pur- poses is estimated at 5.60O0OO.
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The Cologne Gazette announces that Germany has decided to publish g newspaper in French for the inhaDi- tants of the invaded districts Of France.
The Sentinel=record., 1914-09-01

New York. Aug. 31.-Detroit and
New York divided their double head
er today the visitors winning the
first game in thirteen innings, 3 to &,
while New York took a seven inning
game. 3 to 2.
The second game was called on ac-
count Of darkness. Detroit won the
first game by overcoming a six run
lead In the eleventh inning pieh
purposely passed Cobb, filling the
bases, and then retired Crawford and
Vcaeh on pop flies. He was not so
fortunate in the thirteenth when he
again purposely walked Cobb, for
Crawford drove a home run into the
right field stands, sending in Bush
and Cobb ahead of him.
iScore-t'irst game: II. II. r..
Detroit 49,. 600 00i 002 003-9 rs
New York 40 0IO 600 000-6 10 3
Dauss and Stanage; Brown, Cole,
Heating Pieh and Sweeney.
Second game: R. II. f..
Detroit ......... 900 002 % Z 0
New York .......010 100 l-3 l
Oldham and Mckee; Baker, Fisher
and Nnnamaker.
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NOTICE.

Hot Springs, Ark, Aug. 81, 1914.
This is to certify that l., II. T..
Woclwne, have never had any inter
est in the H. & w Cigar Store, To-
Gated at the junction of Ouachita and
Central avenues; aso that have
drawn full pay for all the time that !
have worked there. / further agree
to withdraw all claims for ana inter-
est in said business.
(Signed) II. Il. WOOLWINE
Witness: Thos. J. Gladson. (Advt)
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Chicago q. Washlnaton 3.

Washington Aug 31.-FOurnier's
two home runs off Johnson gave chi
cago a I to victory over Washing
ton in today's ten inning game John
son relieved Shaw after the locals
had tied the score in the seventh in
ming and Fourier hit the first ball
pitched over Shanks head for a
home run Washington tied the score
again in the ninth and in the tenth
Fournier again drove a home run to
deep left, winning the game:
Score by innings: II, III H.
Chicago 49,. 002 000 010 IA 8
Washington ..00l 600 101 % ;
Cicotte, Wolfgang and Sohalk;
Shaw, Johnson and Henry.
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WISCONSIN PRIMARIES.

Milwaukee Aug. 31.-Among the
candidates at tomorrows primary is
Governor Francis u. McGoyern OF
Milwaukee, who win contest with five
others for the republican nomination
for United States senator There are
six candidates for the republican
nomination for governor and two for
the democratic John A. Aylward Of
Madison, and John c. Karel. of Mil.
waukee. All parties have candidates
for congress but in only five districts
are contests to be waged.
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BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE


Boston, Aug. 31.-Boston won the
first game OF today's double header
with ST. Louis, to /, and after al
most three hours of playing tied the
second, to 3, in the seventh. when
Umpire Egan called the game be.
cause of darkness Joe Wood, who
pitched the second game for Boston,
struck ont II mon. Boston clinched
the first game in the third inning on
three singles and pass.
Score-First game: r. II. T..
Boston .... 1908 0l0 00X-4 6 0
st. Louis ...... 900 0O0 0l0-l 6 2
Foster and Thomas; James. Brick
ley and AgneW.
Second game: X. IA. E.
Boston ..... 600 00l 000 02--3 II 6
St Louis .0l0 GOO 600 02-3 s l
Wood and Cady; Hamilton and Az
new.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 1. Plttshurn 1.

Pittsburg, Aug 31.--New York and
Pittsburg played l TO l tie game to-
day. The game was called after the
eleventh inning to allow the Pirates
to catch n train for St. Louis. De
maree was hit hard at times but fast
fielding by his fellow players kept
the locals from scoring.
Score by innings: X. II e..
New York 00l coo 600 00--1 /
Pittsburg 90. 600 900 00l 00--l II 0
Demaree and Myers; Harmon and
Coleman. kafora
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ChamberIain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

81 advised the boys when they en-
listed for the Spanish war TO take
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
DiarrhOea Remedy with them, and
have received many thanks for the
advice gwen writes j. II. Hough-
land, Eldon. Iowa. "No person whetl.
er trave ing or at home should be
without this great remedy For sale
by all dealers.
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PHILADELPHIA Q. Cleveland 3.

Philadelphia, Aug. Sl-'Pm adelphia
hit the deliveries of Coumbe and Dill
lingcr hard today and defeated Cleve-
land. to 3. PennO X was effective
with men on bases ANA famed ten
batsmen Collins gave a great EXIT
bition. In five times up he made two
doubles, drew two passes, scored a
run and stole three bases.
Score by innings: H. II. r.
Cleveland ..... 00l 100 00l--3 10 2
philadelphia &c.. COS 100 3Ox-9 IL
Coumbe, Dillnger and O.NeiIl; PEN
mock and Schang, McAvery.
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Cincinnati, Aug. 31.-Errors en-
abled Chicago to win from Cincinnati
today 4 to 2. Chicago scored two
runs in the seventh inning without
making a hit the Cincinnati players
making four misplays. Only one other
hit was made off Cheney. that being
a two base drive by Niehoff.
Score by innings: r. Ill. E,
Chicago .0l0 600 20l--4
Cincinnati ... 600 200 600 9 3
Cheney and Archer; Douglass and
Gonzales.
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Chicago, Aug 81. Chicago tied In
dianapolis for first place in the Fed
eral league pennant race today by
winning two games from St Louis,
4 to 3 and to o. The day was des-
ignated as Fielder Jones" day in
honor Of the former White Sox man
ager who made his first Chicago APP
pearance since he eft the American
league seven years ago.
Score--F'irst game: X. III. f..
st. Louis ...... 0O1 COZ 000--3 s 2
Chicago ......Ol1 ono 0lx-4 3 l
Willett and Chapman; Johnson and
Wilson.
Second game: X, II. r..
st. Louis .... goo 000 0000 2 .
Chicago ...... 600 900 Ok 8 .
Keupper and Simon Hendrix and
Wilson. sAAi
Indianapolis-Kansas City, no game
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Baltimore z. PIttsbura I.

Pittsburg, Aug. 21.-Making every
hit count, Baltimore today defeated
Pittsburg, to /. Quinn and Russell,
the Baltimore battery each had three
hits
Score by innings: Il; II, u.
Baltimore .... 002 POO 0O3-7 II 0
Pittsburg ..... 600 010 000--1 s 1
Quinn and Russell; Camnitz and
Roberts.
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NO TRUNK MYSTERY"
Bottle OF Medicine Broken in Trunk
Led 70 Hurried Investigation.

An eXpressman yesterday morning
in handling the removal of a trunk
from one city location to another,
saw something he took for human
blood dripping from the trunk, and
Immediately determined and other
circumstances confirmed suspicion
that there was something wrong. lie
reported the circumstances to Coro-
ner Randolph and Deputy Wood and
an investigation revealed that med
icine bottle had been broken inside
the trunk.
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Arlington FHotel andb at >,
ON saEsERv ALTON A"!nSN" 80"

OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
ON U. 9. REESE RvATIoN.

for the comfort and pleasure OF
the highest type patronage Beautiful oDby par
ors writing and paror and rest room oVeI
looking Reservation Park Every hall OF edcn oo con
Mountain Park by steel BRIDGES 9oOVOU ex
pended the past in completely rebuilding ana re-
furnishing House. installing modern 1aci-
iy for the perfect administering OF the minera wa
tiers, including complete ydrOtherapeutiC system ana
heating ventiating Private elevator ser
vice from each floor to the exclusively for the
batherS.
w Mar
TAnQFd aya TTnaFN gQNk2 and
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War Declared By Mexico

win not interfere with me serving
Mexican Chill. Chill Mac Merchants
Lunch and Hot Roast Beef Sand
witches wild de zraveys oozing out of
1t nj the Empire, S25 Central avenue.
JACK GOODINE.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Rrooklvn 4. RuffaIo 1.

Buffalo, Aug. 2l.-Tlmely hits gave
Brooklyn the opening game of the
series here with Buffalo today, to l..
Score by innings: II II H.
Buffalo - 0O0 100 000-1 z 2
Brooklyn ...... GOO 100 021-i 3 3
Anderson and Iayinge Ferran and
Land.
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NOTICE.

There will be a meeting of the
Boys Athletic Club of Hot Springs at
the Business Mems League at 3
O'Clock pm, Tuesday, September J.,
The permanent organization Of the
club viii be taken up. as well as other
equally important matters, and it is
the duty of every member to be pres
ent and voice his sentiments.
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tTIamp Williams Hardware Company
operates the best equipped sheet
metal and furnace shop in the south.
s. ]. Cochran, manager. 9-l-6t
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WESTERN ASSN.

Tulsa s, Oklahoma City 7.
iMnskogee /, Fort Smith 0.
lIenryetta 4. McAlester 5.
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Cleveland 4, Minneapolis 3.
Columbus 10, st. Paul 3.
Louisville 0, Milwaukee l.
indianapolis l, Kansas City 2.
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INTERNATIONAL

Rochester 3.5. Jersey City Ola
Buffalo 2-5, Newark II.
Toronto Z, Baltimore 3.
Montreal 3, Providence 5.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Waco 4 Fort Worth 2.
Galveston 6, San Antonio 0.
Houston C. Beaumont 3.
Dallas Austin, open date.
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icy . asntinslRsoord want nd. =
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Only two games scheduled.
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Indianapolis-Kansas City, no gam
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1914-01-16
Posse, Held at Bay
Three Days, Plans to
Starve Out Fugitive

MAYVILLE. y. y, Jan. lG.-After
an unsuccessful ruse 10 draw Edward
Beardsley cut of his house early to-
day, sheriff Anderson decided to re-
sort 10 the starvins-out process in
the hope that that method would
bring about the surrender Of the far
mer who FOR three days has stood off
an armed posse which has been try
ing to capture him for shooting Post
master j, W. Putnam.
Barricaded with woman and nine
children in his home near Summer
dale, about a mile and a half from
Mayville. Bcardslcy has completely
bafied the Sheriff and a large crowd
OF armed deputies since Tuesday
morning
Many shots have been exchanged
between him and the deputies, but
no one, so far as known, has been
wounded