davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29
Well l guess so Feb. 9Th.

Bargains in Mems Underwear at
S. BLUM & cos.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

and instructive, and was highly ap-
preciated by the scholars.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

All the authentic railroad and war
news in The Daily Times.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

Read The Daily Times and help
Cordova grow
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

Fresh shipments OF corn on the cob
at Kinney's.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Geo. G. Blonde, of Fairbanks, ar
rived here today on the Mariposa from
the states.
-.O.-
A large number of young people en-
ioyed the excellent skating on Eyak
lake last night.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

VIII A. Steel, editor of the Daily
Alaskan, who spent the past two mon
his in Seattle, returned on today s
steamer.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

Frank Snow, Of the Valdez Creek
Mining Company. was an arrival on
the Mariposa this afternoon.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

Big Time for all Feb. 9Th.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1915-01-29

With my hair in a braid Feb. 9Th.
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Oh! I'll be there Feb. 9th,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-16
Sim &io Gramoe.

gta6oem oas olts &ongreBreprG=
~lentant @arner, @eneralooiutant
Sut6ings lno anoern Serren Bette
beroe aomite General sSln1ton am
|Samltag fldr gemaht bat, 6oB bin4
ter Den lnrllben i'm nnteren Mio
@ranoe Sal ibrer neber5eltgllna mad
Die Garron5iitas lteden u1o nob6em
tic ibm Die gepeife fir ibre ne6e1=
5engung oorgeleat baben, ideint audi
Gen. Suniton 5u Der @niidt gefon1-
men 81 iein, oaB es iifJ 10 oerbGlt.
gr bot Damn %aneeoronet, oaB oos 26.
Snfanterie : Hegimert bon Seras
Gttp na6 Der @egeno on Iio @runz
De perlegt iperoen loa u1lo ebenIo oie
gatterien 9. uno 6. oes sSiinften @rs
tiGerie : Gegimeftts, oas 1T Sort
|Sia, @rf, itebt. Sc iouen sic beiz
ben 8ataiaone Snfanterie, Ole fiir5=
lid BON 2areoo nod 8roipnsbille oee
f6idt tDnroen nod 2areoo 5uriiffe1.
rem.
@ngeiidts oieier beltinmten 8e.
bauptung, oaB Die Garran5iItas bin-
ter Der gan5en Sa1e ~lteesell, flinat
es merftpiiroig, tpenn ma bort, oaB
Sen. Nafarrate, Ser 8efeblsbaber
Der Garran5iifas in Mutamoros, lein
geites tut Inn oas ginorinaeu bon
ganoiten IN unlern 5taat su berhiiz
ten. Gr bot 8efebl erlailen, oaB ieoer
Merifoner, Der b~etuaffnet iiber ben
Gio @ranoe gebt, tpie Elm gartoit Be-
bnnoelt, alio erfhoffen meroen ion.
9urd oas energil9e 8orgeben Ser
Naneer nno 9epntpISberiffs ideir.t
porlaufig Die Riibe in ber1 Hio @rar.
he=8egenben tuieoer berge1tent Iein.
Iamablih miro oann altdy mol einc
rerniinftigere geurteiIung Ser Sah-
Iage iid b~erausbiloen. 9enn iest
miro offenbar nnenolid pieI l1nIinn
5uinmmengeiduabt.
Der Sonntag lit obne beionoere
Ansl6reitungen poriiber gegonge,t,
rur baben 2 Meftifoner elmer peiBer
Sanilie 8efebl gegeben, Die @egeno
bis gum abeto au berioiien. Die
Srau rief aber GnbaIleriIten INN Sill.
fe berbei II. oie Merifaner baben lid
nidt tuieoer febefl Iaiien. Cont 1T al
les rubig getpelen. SSn Brownsville
iinO Die neu berbeigerufenen gruppen
angefommen; es iteberl bort lett
unqef1br $500 Mann.
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LokdIes.


M
Mm Snmitog, oen ID. Mlgltlt, osr-
lafnn1eltett ii9 in GolpeIton 70 8au-
Tiers aus Iieben 8oumtpolIe prool-
~sierenoen Staoten, Inn iiber Mittel
lfto @ege 5n berdtetl, ipie uilo oaf
1Delbe @eife Die @a1mipoGernte oie=
Ter Saiion porteilbaft in BEN Morft
gebradt tperoen fann. Ser gorItb
fiibrte Sofepb 9irib BON Corpus
Gbrilfi. gs tpltroe bei1loIlen, oa=
rauf 81 dften, OoB oie galinlipolle
rad mo mad berfonft miro, mi
oen Marft 1tidt 81 iiberfiiIeu, onb
Gle 9ailfet aitsgie6igen @oriduB ge-
mabren uno Die Siilfe oer S~oberaleit
Gieierpe 8anfeft in Mnlprnb geltont=
men miro. I'm ben Iesteren 3nerr
81 errei1en, bot %. s.. 9. Saroita,
Goriiber Der MeferDe 8anfen auf Sen
26. Milguit in Birmingham, Mlo.,
cine ~3uiammenfimft %onbera1lntt, s1
pelder jeoer Staat. Georgia, Mil-
1lifippi, SfIaboma, 2ouiiiora, Sen
riiee, Mrfanias, Mldbama, Siio-ga=
rolina mno Eeros einen Gertreter
idifen miro. l1eber oie britiide
nuberiddmtbeit galtmtpoGe oIs
'Gontrebanoe au erflaren, ieoes nit
gdltn1tpolle beIaoene Sdiff a15ubal=
ten nno in's Grtleneerift gu brin-
gen, tpltroe fein 8ort geiprod)en.
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Greie RreHe ir seras: Montag 16. Nuguf 1915.
SmInn6.

Sim Samitag fam es in Noau-
leg, Mri5orn, at einent &ratpn, oel=
len Soltpturbeber Soloaten oes 10.
Snfanterie : Gegiments nto oes 6.
4rtiaerie : Gegiments moren. Ser
&ratDal mar oas Gelnltot bon o0er-
lei &eibereien 3tpiI6en oen Merifo-
tiern 1tno Den Soloaten. @r trug Ell.
nen e1tidieoen Observation-Disclosures
&arafter. lngef1br 200 Merifaner
trltroen iiber oie @ren3e geiogt o6er
Ilii6teten fib binii6er. 3ebn Me1i-
foner tpltroen tatli6 angegriffep.
Inter BEN 8~etpobnern bes m%erifani=
den Nogoles berrifte grobe Mufre-
.eung unO es iou BORT Elm @lnerifaner
getotet lein.
S6nudladen i'm @erte bon
$4,000, Oie zines Ser Spfer ser ngoIt=
LAMP &ataitropbe in Gbieogo trng,
lino aus Ser Office oes vGitp Quito
eian" beridapunoen. Die Gdmud1o-
den beitanoen ser SauptIade nod,
aus fiinf 9iainantringen. Sic Trolt,
Gie lie trltg, mar cine Strait Marr
Bub.
Son ether I6e1Bli1en SfieBe-
rel miro aus @urnaoo in 2ouifiano
gemeloet. Gin aetpiiier Seal Stro=
lon fam nit einem 9obn5uq BON
Eoplarpiae IN Miiiiiiippi nod gar.
naop. 91s er ben 3ug perlieB idob
er @i(liam 6. @arren, einen befant-
ten gilrger bon @artmoo, nieoer.
Obglei6 idtper pertmlnoet, feuerte
Warren nod mebrere MaIe feline Bi-
ltole ab nno p~ertpltnoete Straban
uao oen StaotmorIhon 8alfer.
Worren itarb 1p1ter. @alfer 1T
Idfper pertpunoet Straban's Ser
%fpnrtoung lit leidter Mrt. @eid)dit-
Iid)e Streitigfeiten follen oen @r1rlo
gu Der SdieBerei gegeben boben.
1900 italienilde Geierpiiten,
Die ii6 in Bolton ~beriammeIt babefr,
lin NIT Dem Oampfer yGonopic" sic
5eimrelle analttreter, haben BORT chi
Sonntag alle m0gIiden &ubeItorlll.-
gen begangen. Sic BADEN 9emolt
ltrationen gegen Die BORT I~ieeenben
6mburg Imerifn Oompfer Gin
cinnati~ uno nMmerifa" eemadt, bd-
Zen oelitide SeeIeute nit Steincn
beporfen un0 mebrere 8oliaiiter
'diDer pertDunoet. Mm SdlimmItelI
aing es auf benz Nortb Gqllore ali.
Uie Boli5ei berbaftete 5ebn Stale
TER.
8or Iangerer 3eit entoefte
man, ooB alf Der Marine : Mfnoen;ic
in MnnnpoIis alIerlei Gfminoel init
ben graminationeu getrieben meroe.
Gs fpuroe cine l1ftterillhung porge-
nommen, Die merffpiiroige 9inge Su
Gage foroerte. Mie es i1eint, iir5
oieie DurfStehereien bereits elm
onr6 oas Sitter gebeiIigter @ebrauh
Sett 1T bic unterIuf1tna
beenoet u16 6as GeiuTtat lit eigent-
lfh, tpenn man Ben Mieienldrm, ser
gentaft fpitr6e, in Betruft 5iebt, Elm
fldglihes. 3mei junge 2eu-
te wur6en bon Der Mnffalt entlaifen
mo 5tD0lf afi0ere erbieIten 9issipli-
g}faT QSrrr ,trr ,,;L+2t
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Icras.

Snfolge Der SturmiignaIe 6es
Ietter : Biiroys fino bic 9etpobner
Ser Guite 5tpiifen Bort Mrtbur uns
@nIpeiton febr in Gorge ipegen IT,
res 2ebens urt6 gigentums. Biele
baben anes I'M Gfid gelaiien un6 fif
nad benndyburten Gt1oten ODER auI
bober geIegenes 2aro gefliidtet. 9ei
Sabine unb Sabine EaB moren sic
@elen am Counting uf~rgetpobnlidS
bod uno oas @afier fdlug iiber Die
Settles. Ser Srfm tobte am Cont
tag 100 MeiLen BON Ser Miifiilippt-
Dtiinoung entfernt lrn0 bemegte lif)
in norbmeltlider &idtung.
Sn GI Baio lit Ole Nieoerluge
BON Smift nit &iibIrnnm Stalcr'
uno Shuppen ein Maifb Der Slant
men gefporoen. Mud) mebrere Hfar-
oe Iino perbrnnnt GerIuit 100000.
.3ufoIge Der gntibeioung oes
General : Mntpalts miB Die Stelier
BON 25 Gents fir Die Sonne Dung
mittel ieoes Sabr erneitert meroen
oas beiBt Ser StempeI lit MIR fir
elm sSnbr giiltig.
Ger ShuleenIis eiebt ste 3abl
Der &inoer I'M ifyuIpfliftigen Sitter
in @oibington GonntD ntf 1852 an
|Sabon Iino 1871 meiBe Gnnben uni
1922 meiBe M1odet; 1905 farbigt
&naben utio 2344 farbige Mabden
Iuf 8renbam entfaIlen 303 meiBt
&naben un0 e~beniopieIe tpeiBe Mdb.
den, 275 farbige anabcn uro So
farbiee Mdohen.
SSm @efdrtgnis 5m 9o1iiton be
finoen iih bier @efangene, Ole ibr'
&inridtltng ertDarten: Elm @eiBer
Sranf Mifesfa, Der feline Jrm totst'
irno brei Neger.
- Am O~onnertag, ben 49,, miri
nit Der Mnfiutft bes eriten Dampfers
brett bon SEEM Sort Der 9afen II
SouIton eingeDeibt.
Sn Der Nabe bon Corpus
Gbrilti bat fih am Sonntol
Nadymittag elm befIasensmerter au
to-unfoG ereig1et, Bel Dem bier fe
tboIiihe @eiitlide peritngIiiften
Mep. Siaoore Marf bon Corpus gbri
I'll erlitt einen Shdoelbruh mi
innere Berletungen; Sgnacio Dal6e
ftino, giidof BON @glias Galiente
uno &ep. Sobn Shieo bon Corpus
GbriIti fomen nit leihteren @erles
ungen oapon nno Woniignor Ser
nanoea BON Merico brad Oas linf
gein. 0ie Serren maften cine Spo
sierfabrt, dig Die Maihine beriagt
mo unStiir5te. Iep. @orf fam DO
orei Sabren nit &eb. saul NuB
baum BON Sobofen nod Gorp,,
IGbriIti.
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@eo. g. @eit uno 6. s.. Ghe

Geo. s.. @eit nn6 6. g. gbe.
net, oie oen 6treif an ben @erfeu
rer Stanouro Oil COMPANY in Ban.
onre. e. s., i'm auftrage Der 8rn'
n~esfommiilion fir i1ouitrielle Ser
bdItnilie nnteriudt baben, boben Ell
men 8eridyt peroffentlidt, in benz fiji
iagen, ooB Ole Mrbeiter Der Stan
oaro Dill Company 81 penig SoBr
6efommen, oaB oieier 2obn MIDI
nab Dem 8eroienfte Der @eielidpaf
feItgelest miro, fonoern nad Dem
mas anoere be5ablen uno ooB 0i'
Arbeiter nuberOem I6left bebail
belt meroen, Dab Die @eieliduft iid
neieert, NIT observation-disclosures
nno oercn 8ertretern gu perbmoeIn
ia oaB iie ioagr ben grbcitern, 81
fem engIiih iprefen, bas Gedt Der
tueigert einen Antpalt ST. engagie
rem.
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WIItrIei.

TIMER Jelertpebr6epartement bet
rinen idtuereu 8erIuit erIitten, es
bat ben erften 4Ifitent-Gbef @iIbert
6. @opep infoIge zines aittomotil-
11nfaIles ~perLoren. Sopep htbr uln
gnmitag Mbeno 1920 nit oei'
Chauffeur 6. 6. 8urtner in Dem
gltto 6es 5euertpebrhefs gum 5euer
auf eiren 4Inrm Bin Der BON Der
DreyeI Mbetlue uno Siio-Hreia Stra-
Be fam. Sn Der Sii6-Hreia StroBe
5piiten Dunrting GtraBe uno 8ar-
mid gouIebaro, nIs Die Maihine nit
elmer gjefhtpinoigfeit bon etfpa 40
WeiIen fubr, goben oie goroerrdoer
nod nno Ser 2erfappurat brad.
gus unfontroIierbar ~getporoene
MlltomobiI ftspar1fte bin un6 Yer
uno lief brett gegen einen Eele-
grapbenpfo5ten on. Sopep tpuros
nit Dem &opf gegen oeit Sfoiten ge.
idIeuoert un6 Der gbmuffeur fog
scbn 9ub nett in oen @arten ocs
Or. Sad1on, Dor oeiien Souie iif
Der llnfaa ereinsete. Sobeb fpiir0t
bctuaBtlos in's Saus getrngen mn
1tarb 5tpun5ig Miu1tten fpdter. 9el
Gh1oel mar qebrodPn uno 6ns linfs
gein untertaIb benz Rnie ~abgerifielt
BURNERS B~erlctungen iiilo inunt
lib. Sobep ltnno I'M Mlter bon a.
sabren uno geborte benz 9eporte
mcnt is Sabre on. CIR lit oerbeira
tet mo bat eiren reiIn Sabre altei
gobn. Seine Srnii erbieit Die Sad
ridlt in aerrbiae, mo iie iid IN DC
gommerfriidye befmo. CT miro al
eemein ols elmer Der tiidtigiteu &c
anten Der Teierwebr be5eidnnet. 81
TeperIteae, tpoBin bic 6euertpebr &c
rnfen ipuroe, befono iid in De
grereI apenue. nno Sii6-Brefa Ctr
elm einit0diges SoI5bols NIT fin
2immcrn brnnrte nie0er. %
4Ef -aa
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Sa Ser gsrlammlnne in seanir,

~" W. SS%f~uN'~ehh9 III StYAtit
oie ebenfaIls am Samftag ftattfanf
nnb IN iDelfer Elm protcTf erbober
fpuroe gegem oie Sdtuierigfeiten, sic
England Der @erihiffuna Dor
SaumfpoGe IN ben 8eg legt, ipar CT.
8oltberreltr gclqiiitt Der Saltptreo-
ner. gr tuie0erbolte i'm @eientIiden
mas er bereitS friiber geIagt, 6oR Ell,
ipenn er 8rdfioent p1re, gnalmth
ods ultimatuln ifeGen ipiiroe: gnt-
fueoer Sbr ge6t uniere 8altmipoIle
trei, .. b. SIR crIa1tbt uils, fie BORT
bin 5it berfditfen, mo- Tie perIanat
miro ufto tuenr ons nod Oe1tihlan6
1tno Oelterreid iein iolte, ODER mir
1telen in1terboI6 bierunostpansiq
@tl1oen Ole Senoung BON @offcn,
Dilinitiou uno gaabrunggmitteln ul
6ltf Elm. or betonte nod bauptjah-
lid, oaB Der Siioeir bon @aIbinq-
ton i~fiefmiitterIi9 bebmloelt uiiroe.
8esbaIb> oas bermoge er nidt su err
flGren. I'm ons @ol6 aus MIosfa
fort5uidaffen, Der gatt5e grport he-
trlig lestes Sabr $15,OOO,OOO, bout
man cine giiefibabn oortbim; oie
@niimtDoIernte oes Gii0ens ieooh,
0ie einen @ert bon $40, 600, OOC
bdt, 11Bt man unferiiflihtigt. Mnoe-
re &eoter tDaren gonntprif,ter
Wursbadk Ser friibere Gountprid)ter
s. N. @ooo BON @ataoalorpe gol1i-
tu, Mifter * 8. Dabrea, Mepraian-
fant Mc9(sfia Woo6 ben1erfte: @ir
f1nbvn eeraoefo Dos Hedt4 nniere
Dalimtpole att OeitidIano gu ber-
fnnfer, fpie Connecticut feline @affen
ON Gnglano. Die BON Ser 8erlnmnl-
lung angeuomntel1en 8eid)Iiifie orin-
qen nlif MbanOerrng Ser Gage u1lo
Inn ifIeunige 4bbiiIfe. Gle moten
BON Mifter Gibren, friibcr MitgIieo
fes Gtnots Sbergeridts nltsgear-
feitet, berlin feiner Meoe erfldrte, er
miiroe iib leiner amerifanifden
@iir9erifaft fdparlen, fpenn er nihi
ieinen Nroteit eegen ben Tlan Gng-
lambs, GmtntfpoIle aIs gontrebanoe
81 behan0eln, einIegte.
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Ger S~oI5erport aus ben Ser.
Gtaoten bot mdbreno oes nit benz
|30Iten ScSuni enoenoen Sabres Inn 50
8ro3ent obgenommen.
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8eItes OeI nno @oiolin erbdlt
man bon Scr Slimp Oil g., 400
Sit-g ommerce Ctr. Scenes Gel. Era.
bis 1852. @n5.)
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8aumiuplfe.
Gan Intonio, 87/16 Gents,
@alpeitorE, seitertr. fefne @0rie.
Guttpniamen-Tvp6ufte

Sam Antuuiu, Ser, 16- ang. -1915
Yrlna CRUDE Cotton 6eeo Oil, "a
Gents per @onone.
siew Yprt, rs. Mug - Spot $3.50
:lno $500; Nigult. $3.50 nno $3.50,
September. SET uno $5.78; Oftober.
1919 unb 1881; Nobember, $5.77 uuo
$751;; De5enuber, 1851 uno 1854;
sSSanum, $5.92 uno 1898; 9ebrllar,
$5.95 nno 1901; Wdr5. 1907 nn6
$500.
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Weaen anfer Gier t~eIephoniert Sra.
tis 1548, Reueg Sci. 855. 8. y. Saeder,
(@boleiole.)
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Gnrm-YrpSafte.

OS&tt$$kt tE
@uf4eI.
@adsbobnen, per gui@eI, $3.50:
Crime Dobnen, $500 u. 1925.
Sonaten, Segns, 4 a5rbe. 85c.
Sitbe 8~artoffeIn. 2ouiliann. SITS.
3tpiebeln, Segds Hermuoas, 90e.
gbrpftdl WnJ, $3.50 Der Crate.
Seuerie. Coo per Duben6.
Dina, $1.25 fir Elm BufheI.
YeterfiIie, soc per Dbo. sWiinbeI.
griiner Bfeffer. Seras. SOC per 4
8obI, $500 Der Crate.
ednfeloupes, Seras, $1.00 per Site;
$1.25 per 2/8 BuS6eI Crates.
Naoieshen, Doc II. 85c fir Elm 9tb.s
Biinoer.
@urfen. Gal. $3.50 per grote; Eeraa
SaitaIb, Soc bee 8uSdeI.
Weerrettigs8 nrseln, per Yfo. t2he
G~opf1alat. $3.50 per Crate.
Seeteu. Acc per 9bo. s8iinoeI.
@elbe @iben, 30e per 9neenns
8iinoel.
gierpflansen. 1928 per guideI.
Spinat. 4c Der Bfun6
glumerfobl, t0c per ghnlb.
Marft.
Son Gntoniu, Ser. t6, Glg. - 1915
S6leu 5000 bis $40.
&iibe $4.25 bis $685..
Gdlber $500 bis $8.25.
Suaeu SAGE biz 1918.
Ct. Qouis, f6. aug. 1915. - 8inS,
bieh, Segns 8ieb, 1925 BIB $685..
Sdtpeine $3.50 bis S7.85.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-04-12

as the first of the season. Believing
that the fans are coming out to his
park to see ball game rather than
cabaret performance, however, Pres
ident Thomas plans to button down
on much of the pre-battle stuff and
get the combat under way promptly
at bell time.
The Cards are due to arrive to-
morrow morning and both teams will
have a session on the diamond. Morn
ing practice will be a regular thing
for the Cubs during their first home
stay.
Joe Tinker's Whale team looks like
major league aggregation. One
game is not enough on which to pass
final judgment, but the north side
squad goes about its work impressive
ly. AS was predicted, there is moth
ing of the slam-bang nature in the
Whale batting, as the men lacked
practice on their spring trip.
Various batters went after the
slants of Eddie Plank Saturday in an
uncertain manner, Wickland and
DOShJ 1C1I-hdhOCN WOuOpO4O,
particularly weak. Tinker used his
double-entry outfeld,. and the first
trial indicates that the plan will prove
valuable. He is fortunate in having
two sets of gardeners of almost equal
strength.
Jimmy Smith, the new shortstop,
is the center of interest. At the bat
the youngster shows some rough
spots which will have to be ironed
out. He was having his baptism Sat
urday before a big crowd and was
naturally nervous, which may ac-
count for some of his shortcomings.
His swing appeared too full for the |
class of pitching that will be en-
countered in the Federal league this
season. Men who swing like Smith |
knock the ball a considerable dis |
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second base will be fast and furious.
In practice the pair worked well to-
gether and gave promise of many
double killings.
Mann looks good in left field. The
entire team is alive on the bases and
run with excellent coordination be-
tween head and feet.
St. Louis also looks fair, though
the infield can stand for some i'm
proVement.
There are still a few people who
believe Jack Fournier can be kept out
of the regular White Sox Hnetp. Evil
IDENTIFY they have not perused last
years American league batting av-
erages or followed the work of the
Frenchman on thep resent exhibition
trip. No matter how slow Fourier
may be, he can slam the ball. And he
can hit it far enough to progress
around the bases and send in men
ahead of him.
Quinlan, the youngster from the
coast, has also done well since being
put at the head of the batting order,
an dthe fact that he is kept there
makes it appear that Rowland will
start him against the Browns in st.
Louis Wednesday. Collins and Felch
have also hit. But Fourier has done
better than bat in exhibition games.
He has hit over 800 in a major
league season, and such batting in
sures a regular position. Either Quin-
Ian or Felch will have to give way to
him before the season is very old.
On the last lap of the homeward
journey the Sox have been batting
Viciously against good pitching. Ed
die Collins seems to have imbued his
new playmates with the idea that
they can hit, and Fetch and Brief do
not feel the hoodoo of Sox uniform.
For the first time in many seasons it
appears that the Sox pitchers in their
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08
BIACKFOOT WON GAME

In tallying the scare at the Biackfoot
American Falls game played in the
former city yesterday afternoon, the
adding machine broke in the first in
ming and there is some doubt as to just
how many runs the Grove city nine
pushed across the plate, but inasmuch
as they more than batted around by
several men it was figured that they
scored nine times in the frame. The
final score was said to be ID to in
favor of the home team and it is GER
tain that they won by large mar
gin. Morrison from here was assisting
Blackfoot and in the first inning hit q
ee-bagger with the bases full. To
day (Monday) Rockland plays with the
Grove city.
Other Fourth of July games played
were the freight house, or Dollar Bill :
Alley Rats" against Firth, which re-
suited in to 2 victory for the former
A fair sized crowd enjoyed the contest
which was full of action. Today the
team goes to Shelley to do battle with
that aggregation.-Pocatello Tribune,
July 5.
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Typhoid Victim

Ernest Oliver, a rancher living about
nine miles northeast Of Blackfoot sue
cumbed to an attack of typhoid fever
on the 9th inst. He was buried this
afternoon in the Grove City Cemetery
He was a native Of England, 80 years
of age, and leaves a wife and five chill
dren from three months to IL years te
mourn his death.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08
MARRIED ON THE Q. T.

Last Saturday afternoon Charles A.,
Lamoreaux, one of Pocatello's most
popular young men, and for the past ten
years foreman of the Tribune, unex
pectedly dropped into this office and
made the startling announcement that
he was going to be married that after
noon if he could get the proper
authorities to do the job, and asked our
assistance and the use of our linotype
operator to witness that it was accord
ing to Hoyle. He said it was i'm
material to him who did the splicing,
but as he intimated that he thought
most of the brides prefer minister,
we called in vain for Rev. Barnstable
who we knew could tie knot that
neither could unite in very limited
time. We then called up Probate Judge
Doud in his office and found him on
the bench Notwithstanding it was
Nose Is holiday, and he very oheerfully
and briefly pronounced them man and
wife for the sum of five dollar bill
and ten cent revenue stamp. The
greatest difficulty we anticipated in
managing the matrimonial, was the pro-
curing of county clerk to issue the
license on day when other county
clerks were celebrating the 4th, but
the courthouse officials of Bingham
county were at their posts as usual, and
cheerfully issued the desired document,
when the rest was easy.
| After the marriage ceremony the
happy couple returned to the Cottage
hotel where they spent the first night
of their honeymoon, returning to Poca.
tello Sunday afternoon and surprised
his many friends.
The bride was Miss Alice Avarett OF
Chilly, the daughter Of G. Avarett, 8
well-known pioneer Of the Mackay
country. We wish the newly weds Z
long and pleasant matrimonial exper
Hence, and hope that Charley never re
grets becoming Benedict, a condi
ton which he himself admits canno
possibly do any harm, as he has arrived
at that age and experience where tn
cares of matrimony are expected to b.
more appreciated than the pleasures ant
pastimes of celibacy.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08

The show window the c. w. & M.
machine shop of this city, has been
attracting a great deal of attention
by the made up horse, consisting of
everything the firm has for sale. Mr..
J. Martin the manager, made only one
mistake, he should have entered this in
the parade the 4th and there is no
doubt that he would have won prize
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08
NEW ColdERs

The following births are reported by
DR.. Davis:
Last Wednesday morning the wife OF
G.. H. Thompson, Blackfoot's jailor, pre-
sented him with little daughter.
Last Monday morning son was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Young.
On July 4th, the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Liljinquest was made glad by the
arrival of 9-pound son.
On July End, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Dusen of Groveland, welcomed the ar
rival of 9-pound boys.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08

The Blackfoot federal land office
is believed to b the most active Of
any similar office in the country.
Since January l, 471,OO0 acres of pub
lie land have been filed on under the
homestead laws, providing for 1890
families at the rate of 200 acres to
the filing.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08
Married Yesterday

Charlie J. Palmer, Of Blackfoot and
Lavina Dell Pellman of Arbon were
granted a marriage license Saturday
and were later united by Justice Of the
Peace Van Rsuth at his home. The
couple will make their home on ranch
near the Grove city.-Pocatello Trib-
!une.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1915-07-08
idaho Falls Budget.

The, city council has prepared the
budget for the ensuing year, which calls
for $4,000. The receipts for the past
year, exclusive of the light and water
rentals from the municipal plant, were
$45,51S.54, the present council meets
deficit of $4,000.