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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

There is q hne show on at the Bi1ou
today-aA pair OF queens" three
part Broadway star production L IS
comedy com Of the kind that pleases. the
queens were formerly salesladies but
suddenly become wealthy ana OF
course their troubles commence. EAofa
Finch. Kate Price. FIughie Mack ana
a host Of fun makers are IN the cast.
Earl Williams and Anita Stewart are
seen in the eighth chapter Of THE
Goddess" This serial picture is OF
the highest class ever ATTEMPTED ana
Is being largely attended in every CITY
where shown by the very best people
who pronounce it in a class by 4tsen:
AIDES fable. The Home Treatment
ana the Sure Cure" and Patne Daily
News No. SO are also shown.
"wednesday, the Btjou yell present
the great tbree-act Shakespearean
drama. Hamlet" 1t is produced by
the new Kntckerbocker Company
which, recently organized. is produ NC
ing only high class features. Sir
Forbes Robertson and Miss Gertrude
Eliiott. the celebrated TngNeh actors,
are principals. These talented artists
are supported by the entire original
D 1-e Lane cast Klaw and Erlanger
win present ..The Daughter cfiKsarth :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10
- !. sn,.ained Ankle.

II Won Will get bottle Of chamber
.a;n,s G5,,irnent and observe the direc-
tons +n, given herewith faithfully. you
viii recover In much less time than IS
usually required. obtainaole every
where Advertiser
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10
COMPANY MAKES
HIT AT THE ODEQN
sweet every day. e there were ana
more to Interview

Miss Sweet VIII be seen at tns
Robinson Grand Frtday and Saturday
N . w Grimth's pcwsseur eugenpic
d. '.The Escape rounded on
paul Armstrong's famous play 81 st
engenfcs. she says that Of all the
narts she has played, she prefers t lnla
in, 1.-The Escape, althongh the p2r-
travail almost cost her life. 49,.
n w Grimth, the foremost MN
nroducer of the day. spent a full ysar
prodncing 1.-The Escaps, ne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

A drama fun Of thrills mystery,
love and romance - the Mpt'ial Mas.
terptecs, .@Dr the Night Stages Wnlcn
1, ,s. ssSEtRg teasy E Ps es1
William 81 Hart has q sott lounging
room reserved a tle inner "A ss1aetum 81
ia makes Tor realism So has his
Famous director. tpmas "a. 1nSe.
When HAIR Was reheaK tng and Incs
MAS direct:ug aon the Ntght Stage
Tie latest d the Mutual 1asterptc5
fIires tile daily papers announced that
q brace Of pistols used BY the bandit
Jesss James were 70 be solAS the e,
loving day at auction. Hart took Gn ne
morning of. bought them and useq
them ali through the 4iming OF On
the Night Stage"
TOMORROW. The distinguishes DIG
fish star Law encs Pes9lTsay. yIau aps
pear III the fahous comedy drama ana s
undyersaI BroadWay feature. he
Earl of PaWtucket-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10
standInr Of the Clabs.


Yesterdays zesults.
1.ISsssSs g 8 SS $685. g. 4
Hafteries: Dickson. Knetzer ana 0,G9n-i
nor: seHultE, Bedisnt. And efson and Alien =
At NsyatknE,Ato 81 z g = q = q 4 p p;
k ksRsas c.ty . 3 I - 3 . ! g: ) 8
batteries: JOHNSON. Henntng ana Br0Wn.
Moran ana R ial4g1e.F
At N.gart ssesnd game an : : q 3. =; p q
zsnsss esty -. =. q 2 3 J 1I 3 go 3 9
: Batteries: Main and ma stsrly 3 aiserliln
A. baltimore RTE.
s.: losas 90 g z, sc g dS,lS 90 3 8
Batteries: PLANK and CHAPMAN. Quinn.
and owens. Called end eighth Tain.
cs g , I g SSSS5 ~ e 2 9
sBaft9r3es: Hendrix and Fisher. F1nner-
an Upham and Smith.
Games Teday.
chicago at NewAEk.
- Ri. Louis at Buffalo.
pittSBuFg ut Baltimore.
Kansas City at Brooklyn.
ma rs t n
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

a tu,o-act nicture OF high class Hearst
saifS NeTs PfctoSta1s Np. IS and q
e5hsds E,ff ssallso bs shhsSl8R
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

a representative of the New york II.
.Teleeranl1. when asked What's IN
na,men said ..BIanche Sweet Is
,nch sweeter than her name. and 7
can imagine no better vocation In ~
q steady Job interviewing q Hiancne
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

. f,ne two-act drama, Poison" featur-
mo ION Moore and Marguerite Cour-
tot. This is story of the food falsers
produced in cooperation with Prof.;
1--we 5 Allyn and the Ladies World
iWsstAeld pure Food Movement a
DANDY selig drama and an Edison COM
edy complete the program.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

Allen Curtis has Just completed
another OF his famous Joker Alm
comedies entitled "Her Heroic HuP-
.by" The scenario was written by
Clarence Badger and in 1t the TegMHAr
Joker cast plays the leading Gpae-
Max Asher, Gale Henry. william
Franey ana Lillian Peacock comprise
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

Marjorie Rambeau is 70 star IN
play SaflIssa n tr lss MsaF
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

Others a heap better for it Is genu-
dnely funny and well , done nata II 0 for
- 10 not rough. 1t relies upon the
good comedy work T Of the sea rISs 0G Is
.sn ' hit the Young man doing the
shick. is a scream. The slaP=s ST. :
stun is immense There VIII % .
change Of performance tomorrow
A special added attraction TO-DAY
is a two-part film feature 81 MISS anss
Minerva Courtney in her impersona-
ton oe Charles Chaplin. This - the
rst q series Of so G5sDl,n aR9 tsy
nave made a big hit everywhere they
have been shown. The other 1 pictures ans
for today are The Scar OF Her con- on
science. 1Edison): The Black ana
white SNOWFALL" (Vttagraphl. ana
..Pup, the Peacemaker. tsehg)
The latest motion picture star Is
named Chang" He Is 9 gtganac
oranp.ontang. monarch Of all he sur
.veys, at the Serg jungle zoo.
III -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

Loie Fuller is to make a~tour OF
the Pacific coast towns.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

The Fox Reilly Globe Trotters
opened yesterday at the Palace AM
too much praise cannot be gwen sueha
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

May De Sousa has Joined the cas-
of 1.-TWO Is Company.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-10

Rose Stah1 is to make anotner
tour in "a Perfect Lady.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17

$50 Acres for $222
|ThinkOfit!Y
file on a 800 acre
homestead in Wy
OnningfOrOnIy$22,
and under certain
conditions, buy an
ad ditiOn 100
acres of Govern
ment pasture land
adjoining for $l.25
per acre. These
lands are valuable
fOrmixed farming,
dairying, poultry
and livestock rails
ing.
This is q splendid op-
portunity for a man
without much money
to get q flying start on
the road to indepen-
dence Write me about
q location before the
good land is all taken
up. The railroad en-
ploys me to help you
locate and my services
are free. 8. B. Howard,
immigration Agent,
Room 416. 1904 Far
nam st., Omaha. Neb.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
New Point and Vicinity.

delayed I"it't, I"fthil"i ~
--Claud Bender and family visited
with f. T., Davis, Sunday.
Fred Davis and wife spent Sunday
with Elmer and Lucille Pennington.
Claude Williams and family visited
Albert Williams and family, Sunday,
Ina Botkin went to st. Joseph,
Saturday with Barnah Iiodgin and
wife.
Mrs. I'D Davis and daughter,
Ethel, visited Mrs. Maggie Ilodgin,
Friday.
Homer Edwards and family and
Frances Terry went to Mound city
Saturday afternoon.
--Chas. Glenn and May Botkin went
to ST. Joseph, Saturday evening TO see
"The Birth Of a Nation"
Robert Kneale and family aud
Mrs, Clara Kneale visited the home
OF VIII Springer, Sunday.
The Christian church has prayer
meeting every LIST and I'd Sunday,
Everybody is invited TO attend,
Mrs. Oma Williams, from near
Maitland, came down saturday TO
visit her sister, Mrs. John Hamni.
George Lentz and wife and
Frances Terry went through TO ST.
Joseph, Monday afternoon, In the car.
Lyle Bender and family and Tom
Cain and wife went TO Rosendale,
Sunday to visit Mr., and Mrs, Gilmore
and family,
Viola Dugan and Beulah Richards
returned to Guilford, Friday after
noon. James IIodgin took them
through in his dodge"
Yves Meyer and three Of his dsugh'
ters spent Thanksgiving with his
brother In Bern. Kansas. They were
accompanied home by his mother
who had been visiting there for some
time.
-Lum Patterson gave his band boys
q party, Saturday night. The boys
we're accompanied by their families,
their sisters and their best girls, As
1t was . pleasant evening, there was
. large crowd. The evening was spent
In various games and social CONVERSE
ton. A two.course luncheon was
served. All present declared II one
Of the most delightful evenings ever
spent, and Mr.. Patterson and Fred
ideal hosts. NERO.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17
Guardians Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed has been appointed guardian 81 the
person and estate OF George W. Ilibbard. who
". adjudged Of unsopnd mind and incapable
OF managing his AFFAIR."
All persons having claims against the cs-
tate of said George W. Hubbard are hereby
required 70 exhibit them Tor allow ance before
the Probate Court OF said Holt County With
In one year from the date OF this publ tion.
or they shall he forever barred.
First publication, December 3, 1915.
JOHN N. HIR6ARD,
Guardian.
The Holt County sentinel., 1915-12-17

Money to Lend on Fsrms-Bor.
r STsa ai' q HP: .sS e n: pMs o q q
terms ever offered. Cali, write or
phone to US. Costs you nothing, saves
you money.
THE SISSON LOAN b TITLE CO.,
Ofiices over Nodswsy Valley Bank,
MaTyville, Missouri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01

(Gorti.)
Momau
Vi. 6. Sraooon.

$50, Sc tg bicn1 for at bore SEN fprlte paa
@letten - for at 1tiGle min Spns @lifeoel" 1obrpo
:2a6p gr1rilp, Ser bar bleg al Treoe, % io1n fprlt be-
troqteoe @eoffren for berpaa at feite ct itift @lif
-pna S11oettc.
v2aop Chilli. De er uretferoigl"
ussSeg CT .nit 5sns Mooer, og ieg elifer Mnaa.
ssSS,,0til leg fer bonn, ir0til ieg al bans egne 29ber
.erforer, at Sc i,1eer1 %ss5orraber bar pGret, at 9e iffe
bor forloot bont, lneDens BON bar Sare euer tr911g=
tie til Deres Sielp - inotil 90 bill leg peobl1nc at
te11fe pou Dem paa lor1n1e Moaoc, font ieg nj glpr:
Deres Mober tror lclpfplgelig set, font Sc bar for=
ttult be1loe, og ssyrpfen @ince11t bor iiffert baret 1neget
let at %npertole. @fig 11arrer Sc oerintoo 1ffe iaa
let, oq lea Ter poo Dcrcs slnitgt, at Sc peo, bpao
5u11nttigheo er."
Sum bar forlnn,bcn, iroelt rnge11 at oent Daope
funnel lporc benoc. Sun bap0e life tagct Mt1teo r1eo
Sem, men por gaaet enc bort, tbi inoen Sr11 8or=
nocf bopoe iattct ligs laa lncget, at bun flt1oe re11e
fig iro lin EIobs, bapDe Sprcr l11ffet 1tg efter Den
,oa1be11. 9csllOen bapoe Trl1 gSpr11ocf beller tito batf
Sonfe ipr nnore cl1o i'm. Syn, .ng bum hapoe 1tte
funnel ioa 2jnene TIA bans ligblegc Mn1tgt. ;Sar
Set &rebe jcller Ringer, Scr bapbe b%prttagct etbpert
5por al Sorne ira bans &inbcr?
Meoens bors M}oocr n1eo Gorl1nOring ppgteoe
pua bnn1, % l11eDe11s ser ppitpO cn p%oficnoe Mng1t
hos benoc, Dor hans 6prlopeoe e11onu alt for opbt
frerfet pper 2obp Gn1ilps prebe Sa1e> til at bun
funoe brpoc Jig ON onoet ems Sen Sn1erte, bun feltc.
pper benDes Srb.
Sum gift tilboge igjen til lt1 E1oo5 peo &lonerct
pg bejeoe fig opbt neb oper ct al Sc aobne gsooe=
better, ioet tun LOS, 1pr1 ON bun ltl1oereoe 9fooerne
1pje; @irfeligbcocn har set bel1be fife nl11llgt at
finite en- eneltc Meobe for Sc Soarer, Ser ltrplnl1eoe
us al ben0es l%n1,ffe Hjnc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01

sSr1 @prnocf blep life mere berpliqet Sen lpls
gel1oe Wforgel thi BUN baboe e1o111 i11gen 6 ter
refining %11oOtaget ira TN 9gn; Scr por opg enonu
itprre l1ro og Nngitelie paa @ecbburit ion1lne Nfter.
2oop gn1ilD bar bleben folot BERTH gje,,,1e,u ct Nrep
fra fin 5pn; @rebet bar oflenot ira 5outbon1pton
ben foregaoe1oe Sag, og ban bop0e beri o11r1elot
lit &o1ane og bcOt fin Mfooer' ON at rejie til Yecb=
bur1t paa Mi0oagstoget.
~sSeg piloe gabe rej!t lige til Suffolf," ifreb bnn>
~oa Jg peo, at min fjgre, g11n1e Weo0er lG1lges
otter mig men =. men 9t pe6, at Ser er> et anoen
&Din0e, font Dor / Motcbo111, bbe11 ieg bar EFT M11eIie
ont ogiau le11ges efter mig, bDert 6alo lp1ges
jeg neget efter benoe. Seq bill f6rlt toge til 8ecb-
burlt> bbor jeg forbuobentlig bill traffe Sig, og Ser
lont ieg lfl1loe blibe lfuffet, beb leg, at O1t bill trpite
mig og pnre alt for mig"
Seq far oplebet mangt ct 9gbentpr og Ell bel
Sci Garer, efter, at ieg bar iorlaot ben ltore 81. Seq
bor baret ipg og baret operInot til mig ielb, men leg
er fortn1e1 tilbage til @ngIa11b :uoen at Dobe for
o1oret mig; mine SpleIier Ell life onoprleoes, ems
ga jeg reiite> %enoifipnt nit gore er forifielligt fra
fer."
9an bopoe telegraferet fra Waterloo for at on=
n1eloe Si0et for it1 Mnfon1t, og 2aop @r1ilp bleb
0erfor t1eget ituffet ODER life at lie fin 5gn fon111e
iia. i Meoe paa Berrone1k 6a Eoget fra glffolf
1tanoi e0e Matcban1. Sberfeu Mllon eller Goonerl
fra 8ecbburit bar at i, % Ben itaffels 0aooer blep
r1eget f1ffet..
Stationsforitaroerer bob0e %gienfie11ot benoe og
fom l10 for at sbielpe be11oe n1eb be1oes Meiietpi,
r1eoens en- 9rager lpb af ste0 for at foa fat en-
@ogn til be16e. =
uSr:: @arep ff1loel bore %fonu1rel1 bient i @aar.
Sar 9e let bant?1 fpnrgte 2aop gniIp sttotioasffor
%itanoeren en- ~fortbibet Some.
(Sorti.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
BOGER.

Marianne, af$Wilhe1m Krag. 35c!-Isaac SEE.
huusen, af w. Kras, 6Oc.-lsaac Kapergast.
en- Fortsettelse al isaac s~eehuusen", af VI.
5oc.Sdryende Dag, AIM Mailing .soc.-sisdron.
,ingen, q John Paulsen, 5Oc.--EventyrboRen,.
samling af de NEST bekjendte Eyentyr, i1lrs
Engelsk og Engelsk.N orsk- Dansk. ca. 500
slider. over 10000 Ord 1926; kortfattef
Eng "1sk og Dansk5Norsk, csc; Norsk-Dansk-
Fng Isk og OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Lon1ne.
!ordbA,g. s%hlrt'nRsb. 5Oc;si Maroccobind med
Guldsnit 75c.-Et Hundrede Timer ! EngeIsls.
I, af ". Jul Hbe, smukt indb.. 75c-Ptospekf
post.Kort | stcrt Udvalg fra Danmark, Norge
Sverige og Finland; 12 f0rskje1iRe Kort fof
325:: rs do. SOC; 55c do. $1;1OOFdo. Sits. M
EW-.w- Skrip efter futdstRndigvKataEog
~ O. RASMUSSEN PUB. co.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
HELLIG JORD
Pris $I.25

AT EDW. BLAUMULLER.
Rejseskildringer fra Palesti-
ma med over 100 Illustrationcr.
$50 Slider i stort Kyartformat.
Ingen vii fortryde at fplge
Pastor Blaumuller til Diet helli-
&c Land og bes9ge de historisk
Nendte Steder i hans unuerlloE
dende Selskab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
Billige' Boyer.
Luthers ~refOrInatO=
riske Skriffer

Prls IS Cents.
Oversat af J. KAPER.
Med Forord af DR.. Err. MEL
SEN.
Denne Bog er Diet bedste eks-
isterende Udvalg at Luthers
Vnrker = i en- meget smuk I'd
,%styrelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-01-01
Har Dyrene SjBI?
Pris 40 Cents.

AT TIL. KITTELSEN.
Eli elegant Mappe, indehol-
dende 20 store .farvetrykte Teg-
ninger af den geniale Kunstller
Enhver vii faa sig ell sund
og god Latter over hans ORR
ginale Opfattelse af Diet store
'Spprgsmaal: "Har Dyrene Sjnl:''
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
A. B. BUILDING RAPIDLY WEARS
 COMPLETION

The construction work on the new Arctic Brotherhood building, gympas- ium and natatorium is rapidly pro- gressing. The roofing was laid yes terday, and about half of it was spread with tar finishing that portion, and making the building practically ready for the interior finishing.
 On Monday the flag pole was set in place and a large flag was flying from the top of the pole the entire day. The work is being superintended by the Arctic Brotherhood Building Commit tee. and Is under the direct supervis. ion of Olts & Gilpatrlck.
 The basement of the building will contain the boiler rooms. with large storage spaces for fuel and other things which the Brotherhood may ac- Quire from time to time.
 On the main floor will be the tank, 30 x so feet in dimensions, being one of the largest private swimming pools on Che Pacific coast. The planking on the bottom and sides is being laid at present Near the entrance on this floor will be an office room for the use of those in charge of the building. In the rear of this room will be locat. ed large dressing room for the use of the school children. and directly back of that will be found a massage rooni, fully equipped Layatories are also located on this floor The dress ing rooms for the men and women are located on the main floor, along both sides of the tank
 The mezzanine floor is to be taken up with club rooms for the order, hair drying rooms for the ladies. with law atories. and @ wide balcony around the entire building, giving seating ca- pacity for several hundred people who may wish to watch any athletic event which may be taking place in the tank.
 The gymnasium floor proper will be DO x so feet, making the largest floor in Juneau, which may be used for dances, athletic exhibitions, and Indoor games of all kinds stairways are also arranged so as to give easy access to all parts of the building
 The sym floor will be surrounded with a balcony on three sides, and on the fourth, or front side, seating ar engagements for several hundred peo- pie will be put in.
 In the swimming tank nets will be SO arranged that the small children can bathe without tho least danger of getting into deeper water and en- dangering their lives. Besides this precauton, attendants will be con- slantly on guard against accidents while the tank is being used by eith- CT women or smaller children.
 The Arctic Brotherhood membership is working hard to rush the building to completion and the order is de- serving of much credit for the way in which the project has been ham dled. from the time work was first started, early in July
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
FRANK BACH WILL BE
 REiNsTATED ON ISLAND

According to Q telegram received last night by U. S. Marshal F. A. Bish op, Frank Bach is to be reinstated in the capacity of U. S. deputy marshal at Douglas. Bach was suspended a short time ago for period of 15 days as the result Of tho escape of Robert Dupee, whom he was taking tc McNiers Island.
 Friends of Mir. Bach are congratu lating him over hIs reinstatement news of which came in the telegram last night signed by Attorney General Gregory.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF
 PARTNERSHIP.
To Whom U May Coneern:

To Whom It May Concern:
 Notice is hereby given that the co. partnership known as the Juneau Fur nlture Company, consisting of J. P. Benson and Willis George, has been this day dissolved by mutual consent. Wallis George will hereafter conduct the business alone under the name of the Juneau Furniture Company. being now the sole owner thereof All moneys due the said Juneau Furniture Company must be paid to Mir. George, who alone will be responsible for all debts and accounts against the said Juneau Furniture Company.
 JOHN p. BENSON
 WALLIS s. GEORGE
 Heretofore doing business
 under the firm name and style
 of the Juneau Furniture Co. (1O13 1Ot)
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
FRoHocNs RETURNS FOR
 DOUcLAs NATIVE SCHOOL

D. P. Frohocks, who was in Juneau 9 few days ago as one of the men connected with the burned schooner P. J. Ablcr returned yesterday on the Jefferson in response to @ cable from W. IT. Lopp in Seattle Informing him of his appointment to teach in the Douglas Native School Mir. Frohocks will open the Douglas school on Mon day morning
 day morning. The cable reached him at Ketchikan
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
CRUISE PARTY RETURNS.

Mr. and Mrs. F. J. Raymond Miss Evans. ". A. Holzbeimer and Capt RolIe Davis returned last night on the gas boat Helen from a trip to Wrangell and Petersburg On the re- turn to Juneau the party stopped at sumdum flats and shot ducks.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14

Three base hit. Speaker. Two base bit. Stock. Sacrifice hits. Scott, Stock. Sacrifice fly. Hoblitzel. Struck out. by Alexander 4. by Leonard 6. Bases on balls. or Alexander 9, off Leonard none. Double play, Burns to Niehon to Luderus. Empires: OLoughlin be- hind bat, Klem on bases, Rigler left held, Evans right field Attendance 42,SOO. Gross receipts, SSS,l9l. Play ers' share, S4l.s2S.14. National Com missions share. SS.S191O
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
OFFICIAL SCORE
 or YESTERDAYS
 BASEBALL GAME

The Empire yesterday wa8 unable to publish the box scroe Of the last game of the worlds seriea owing to the fact that the detnl or Philndol. pbia's "at bat" in the last haig oi the ninth inning did not arriYo in dime. With the score Q to z against them Philadelphia was out ID one, two, three order in thelr last chance for tho big pennont. NiehoH nnned, Burns wont out to Gamer. unassisted. and Kilt Ger. batting for Pitcher Rixey, was thrown out on an inaold tap to Scott
 The score IS as follows:
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit, Cravath. Two base bit. Lewis. Stolen bases. Bancroft, Dugey. Sacrifice hits, Whitted. Shore. Lewis. Struck out, by Chalm. CTS G.. by Shore 8. Bases on balls, on Chalmers 9. off Shore q. Double plays. Scott to Barry to Hoblitzel to Barry; Chalmers to Burns to Whit. ted. Empires, Evans, Rigler O.. Loughlin and Klem. Attendance 41.- 096. Total receipts $82,O46.5O, Ma tional Commissions share SS,2O465. Players share s44.SO511. Each clubs share S14,76S.87
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
seers HY Innlnaa
SUMMARY

Three base hit. Gardner. Two base hit. Luderus. Struck out by Foster 4. by Mayer O. by Rixey 9. Bases on balls off Foster 9, oi Rixey 2. Hit by pitched bell, Stock by Foster, Hoop CT by Rixey. Luderus by Foster. Dou- ble plays. Foster to Thomas to Hoblit- gel. Baitroft to Luderus.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14
HTtn bV InnInnn.
sUMMARY

Stolen bases, Whiued. Hoblitzel; ; struck out. by Alexander. 6. by Shore I2. Bases on balls, on Alexander 2. of Shore 4. Sacrifice hits, Cravath, Scott. Gardner and Cady. Left on bases. Philadelphia 6, Boston C.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14

LOOK OUT for coughsl You can avoid severe ones by keeping Brltts White Pine and Tar Mentholated sy- rup hand Guaranteed, 25 and soc. -(1O ii tD
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14

For the purpose of companion, tho box scores of tho five games of tho series ore -publIshed herewith:
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-10-14

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Summary

Two base hits. Foster. Cravath and Luderus. Earned runs, Boston ], Phil adelphla ]. Left on bases, Boston 8, Philadelphia 9. Base on balls, or Mayer 9. Struck out by Foster 8, by Mayer q. Umpires: At plate Rig gler; on bases. Evans; left field, OLoughlIn; right field Klem. Time of gnme 2.O5.
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FOURTH GAME

Totals ...... S1 2 24 10 O s-Ran for Luderus in the Sth. ee-Batted for Chalmers in 9th.
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Totals ...- 32 9 21 13 Ran for Cravath 'in Sth. ee-Batted for Rixey in oth.
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ROsTON

SCORE BY INNINGS
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s-Batted for cady in ninth. ''-Batted for Shore in ninth.
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