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if it again passes. This same meas- ure was twice vetoed by Taft, but Wilson is not likely to follow suit although the Tumulty influence win be exerted in this direction.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-28

ANCHORAGE, April 27.-Laden with supplies the Farragut and the Aroline arriving for the Alaska Railroad Commission today could get
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 lines at Ypres and north and south of that city were subjected to a German attack today. The Germans began yesterday desultory bomb ardment in that section and this morning re-opened fire in a much heavier and more systematic man. ner. They latter attacked the Brit ish trenches but were repulsed. The Germans lost considerable in dead and wounded.
 PARIS, April 27.-The attacks of the Germans today proving futile they are again bombarding the en- tire French position at Verdun with
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MARRIED.

LOS ANGELES, April 27.-Yester- day Arthur Cole of Nome was mar ried to Miss Birdie Altman of Los Angeles.
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Those miners who have the Cash are taking advantage of Peterson's special price of $500 on Hipress White Boots.
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Freight and passengers by dog team. Rates reasonable. ..See Duffy, next the Northern.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-04-28

VALDEZ, April 27.-The order for the troops at Fort Liscum to pro- ceed to Anchorage has been can- celled and the troops recalled.
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BERLIN, April 27.-A Tageblatt news dispatch contains the sensa- tional news that the British shelled and sank Dutch warship in In6ian waters landing the crew who were rescued in India in order to conceal the act. The sinking was duo to some misunderstanding upon the British commanders part. The British government has promised full compensation for the unneus sral act.
 COPENHAGEN. Anril 27-Tha
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LONDON, April 27.-Night dis patches from Dublin show that the have established a com- plete censorship on Irish news.
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Try Liver & Kidney Tea ft Spring fever.
 LOMENS DRUG STORE.
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LONDON, April 27.-Evenins papers commenting upon the Pre- mier's statement relative to Ireland declare that he has been deliberately
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no longshoremen to unload the steamers, the strikers refusing to handle freight The engineers are trying to get men from the Seward end to handle the freight.
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GET THE NEWS RIGHT. READ THE WORKER
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claimed throughout Ireland, the Habeas Corpus act suspended and the country proclaimed in a state Of riot. The Arms Act was enforced and the country would be completely dominated by the military.
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BERLIN. April 27.-The subma- rine crisis. says the papers, may now be considered as over and the reply of the German government to the United States vii satisfy every re-
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concealing a most serious situation and even now is minimizing the ex. tent of the disaffection that prevails.
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WASHINGTON, D. C., April 2-.. If the submarine negotiations pass on with success between the two powers involved: the United States and Germany, it is undoubtedly true that Count von Rernstorn will be the man responsible for the peaceful outcome, for he has been simply tireless in his endeayors to avoid any break with the United States.
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CITY BATH HOUSE.

Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil ing HOt).
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ernnent.
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bERNST0RFF TRYING TO
 PREVENT ANY BREAK

Quirement of the latter country.
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Let us estimate on soar Job work
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COPENHAGEN, April 27.-The Norwegian steamer Stromnaes was
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LONDON, April 27.-The British
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Let ms estimare on your Job wovv
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SYRUP TRUST IS
 DISSOLVED BY
 FEDERAL COURT
Federal Trade Commission Directed to Arrange the
 Details.

New York, June 24.-Dissolution of the Corn Products Refining company and it's allied concerns, as an illegal c1ml ination in restraint of trade, vas Greeted by Federal Judge Hand ia !: decision filed today, sustaining the complaint of the government.
 The Federal trade commission, act ing as master in chancery, is to ar range the details of the dissolution. This .s the first time the commission las Teen called upon by a court to act in such capacity.
 1he suit was instituted on March 1, 1e13. under the sherman antitrust law Hearings have been held in New York.
 The Corn Products Refining com pany. is an $80,000,0OO corporation with plants in New York, Illionis and other states. The Corn Products ccTlany. the decision states, manipa- lated and intended to control prices by eismantling it's plants and sup pressing proposed competition.
 The decision declares it was he purpose of the combine to control the syrup industry and also tells of fav- oralle freight rates and transit privi- lc.ses which were great advantages t, tae Edgewater plant in the company's s New York businesse.
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FORM BASEBALL LEAGUE.
Four Teams in the Cotton Belt Or.
 ganizatiOn.

Millville. June 24.-The Cotton Belt Baseball league was organized at meeting here of representatives from Camden. Fordvce. Thornton and Mill vile. The officers elected are: B. E. Halpin, Thornton, president; Dr. Hugh Henry Millville, first vice president: Ben Mayhew, Fordyce. second vice president. The position of secretary-treasurer will be filled at a meeting to be held in Camden next week. A salary limit of $100 a month was adopted, thus insuring the use of local talent.
 Those who attended the meeting were A. B. Banks and B. Mayhew of Fordyce, Drs. Black, Kline and Halpin of Thornton, Charles Craighead. l.. Bowers, M. Bushner and Dr. Henry of Millville, H. Dyer, A. B. Quater- man, A. Wagner and John Newton of Camden.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Transfers of real estate are reported by the G. w. Byington Abstract com pany as follows:
 J. H. Pilkington to School District No. 27. part SEE SEE 16-5-10-$500.
 c. M. Nichol, county clerk, to c. H. Triplett. part SEE NE 1-4-9. S5.98: Nk SEE 23-7-8, $12.81: NV SEE 11-3-7, $5.44; lot 23, block 8, M. j.. Hammett's addition, $1.56; lot 10, block 9. Barney's addition. $1.32; Eh, lot 1. block IA, Doris addition, $3.57; lot 1. block 12. Tannehill & Owens, $22.87; lot 8. block 35, Monks addi- tion ct al., SPAS.
 J. H. Ancrum to s. H. and Homer Jones, lot ?, block 16, Gibson's addi- tion-$1, 400.
 w. R.. Bearden to P. w. Branch, WIZ SEE NE 22-6-11-$20O.
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BROOKLYN WINS A PAIR.

Brooklyn, June 24.--What was said to be the largest crowd that ever at tended a ball game in Brooklyn saw the Superbas take double header from the New York Giants today, 6 t., and to 4. Anderson WIS knock ed out of the box in the fifth inning of the first game. while Mashewson and Schupp were not much of an i'm provement. The Superbas led all the way in the second.
 Score R H F New York .........11O 100 010-4 2 2 Brooklyn :. 1000 230 1Ox-6 10 3
 Anderson, Mathewson, Schupp and Rariden, Dooin; Coombs and Mc- Carthy.
 Second game:
 Score R H l. New York 001 coo 20i 5 ( Brooklyn ........102 O01 01X-5 10 ?
 Tesreau and Rariden; Rucker, Smith and Miller.
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SUIT FOR PARTITION.

Collateral heirs of tho late Sarah Hart Hamilton are parties to a parti- tion suit instituted in the chancery court of Jefferson county yesterday for the purpose of fixing the interest Of each of the numerous parties in lands situated in section 34 of town ship four, south of range ten west. The suit is entitled Jemima A. Wood con ct al vs Emanuel Stotts, and Ire complaint states that Sarah Hart Hamilton, who was without children, ed intestate in Grundy county, Mo-, in August. 1914. The address of the defendant is not known.
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INDIANS STAY FIRST.

Detroit, June 24.-With the leadsr- ship of the league at stake. Detroit and Cleveland engaged in thei- fourth extra inning duel os the season and the Indians won, 10 10 s. Speaker scor,d the deciding run on Gandl's triple
 Score R H E Cleveland ....OO4 GOO 300 12-10 16 2 Detroit . ...020 203 GOO To- 8 12 I
 Loudermilk. Covaleskie. Bagby and Billings, O'Neill: Dauss, Roland, Cum ningham and Stanage.
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LARGEST WAREHOUSE.

New Orleans, says the National Geographic magazine, has the largest agricultural warehouse in the world. It has a capacity of 100000 bales of cotton and is adapted to the storage of all other packed commodities, such as sugar and coffee It was built at cost of $3,500,000 by the state of Louisiana, and is said to reduce the cost of handling any agricultural com modity 40 per cent. There are 23 acres of ground under roof, while the entire plant occupies 150 acres.
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How They Stand.

Two hard fought and interesting contests were staged at Athletic field yesterday by the four teams of the recently organized City league, and the fans who were in attendance ob- tained considerable enjoyment from the sport.
 As the season of nine weeks ad- vances the boys are showing more knowledge of the game, and yesterday there were number of features of more than ordinary interest.
 The scores were as follows:
 First game:
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Total
ARMOURS.

Summary-Three-basc hit. Kartoff' stolen bases, Ozburne, Perdue2: bases on balls, off Spain 3, off Ballard b; struck out, by Spain 8. by Ballard 4; past balls, Byrd 1, Atkinson 7; um- pires, Alexander and Mooney; time, 1:30: scorer, Parker.
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SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER.


 Chicago, June 24.-Chicago and Cincinnati divided ,honcrs in two poorly played though exciting games. A total of 17 errors was made by both teams. Home runs by Chase and Saver helped make the first game, 12 inning struggle, cxciting.
 First game:
 Score R H D Cincinnati ....O02 O3O 900 0OO-5 13 f Chicago :. ....OoO 32O GOO OO1-6 13 ,
 Schneider, Dale and Clark; Vaughn, P, endergast and Kitchin.
 Second game:
 Score II E Cincinnati . 024 001 000-7 Chicago :. .....040 010 100-6
 Mitchell, Knetzger. Toney and W,ngo: Brown. Lavender and Archer.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Results Yesterday.

Milwaukee [, Indianapolis i. Louisville 6. Kansas City 8. St. Paul z. Columbus 1. Columbus il, St. Paai 4. Minneapolis &, Toledo 2. Toledo 12, Minneapolis ;.
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How They Stand.
DE PALMA WINNER
 DIES MONIES EVENT

Des Moines. Ia.. June 24.-Ralph De Palma today won the annual Des Mcines auto race at 150 miles. Hen derson was second, Rickenbscher third, and Lewis fourth. The win- ner's time was 1:37.14, an average of S1S8 miles an hour.
 Wilbur d'Allene crashed through the fence, and went into a ditch. sus- taining minor injuries.
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The sturdiness of Andalusian horses is attributed to the fact that they feed on a species of wild clover which grows only in the Spanish province of Cadiz.
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Russia, which was the chief source of mica in the olden days, when the mineral was called "Muscovite glass" is now again producing it in huge quantities, large new deposits having recently been found
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Summary - Two-baoe hit, Me Gauchy; stolen bases. Sanders, Mc Gauchy; b-soG On balls, off Christo- r!.er enc, off Gould two; struck out ty Christopher eleven, by Gould six; lmpi-es. Byrd and Perdue. Time 1:2O. Scorer, Parker.
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A SUPPOSITION.

Baltimore American:-"What do you suppose ever induced Anne to marry fellow who had face and a future like that?"
 q suppose she leaped before she looked"
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Pittsburgh, June 24-Pittsburgh de- feated St. Louis twice today. 4 to 3 and to ?. In the first game Mamaux had the visitors shut out until the ninth inlin when errors by Baird allowed hem to tie the score. The second zane was won by hitting by the home tenn
 First game:
 Score R H r s,. Louis ........ 00G ndh 0O3-3 3 2 r ;tsburgh :. ..021 001-4 2 3
 l oak, Stee le. Ames ind Gonzales; Nan1aux and GibsoA Wilson.
 Second game:
 Score R H F. S,. Louis ......... coo r?. O00-2 , F',sburgh :. .oSo eco 20x-5 Il Q
 Hall and Gonzalas: F. Miller and Wilson.
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Bccsting of sobriety is in this re- srccl like boasting of honesty; it us- ualy goes to prove the contrary Albany Journal.
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A QUEER CRITTER.

Boston Transcript:-Impassioned Orator-The American eagle, whether soaring over the dusty deserts of Mexico or skimming the broad At lantic, will never draw in its horns or retire into its shell.
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Baltimore American:-"Few men advocate the recall when they think it might apply to themselves"
 "How about actors?"
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When 8 man is at the end of his argument he cusses. When a woman is al the end of her argument she cries.
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Pupils in the high grade schools of Freeport H., are taught how to read eas and electric meters and figure out 6ow much the bill will be.
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Many person has discovered that it is better to bury the hatchet than tD sry court plaster.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
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In some parts of Brazil the cat does not thrive, and the rat population is kept down by using a species of small boa constructor.
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DAY WORKS OVERTIME.

Chattanooga. runa 24 Atlanta won ever Chattanooga in both games Of /! days double header, to Q and ? l., 1. Perry, after rjtching the first fer Atlanta. relieved Dav when tho score was tied in the sixth inning or the second.
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The chief of police of Athens, who is understood to be under the ban of the entente allies, has asked for sick leave.
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Then again perhaps Jim Corhet has forgotten all about making q champion out of Tom Cowler, the English heavyweight
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Where They Play Today.

l.dianapjolis at Mi Vaukee. Columbus at St. Pau. r.t tledo at Minneapolis Louisville e at Kansas City.
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The Bainbridge team in the Dixie league has a pitcher named Glass. Opposing batsr,en should find it easy tt "see through" his pitching.
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How They Stand.

Philadelphia, Jane 24.-Home runs and errors figu.cd in the game in which Boston defeated philadelphia today, 4 to 2. One Of the home runs was largely due 70 an error by Comp ton and the othe,- was homer by Paskert. Konetchy's home run sent in Compton.
 Score- R H F. Boston .......... )0O 21O 0O1-4 2 Philadelphia :. ..0O1 100 0O0-2 B
 Ragan, Hughes and Gowdy; De- maree, McQuillal and Burns. Killi- fer
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How They Stan

Little Rock June 2 New Orleans won the first ,5amc loGsy, 5 to 2. h spched hits in the seventh paving the way to victory, wh:le Littls Rock founded Dillinger Ga1l in the second game and won, 6 tc 4. Manager nobbs of New Orleans protested the sttond because only seven innings w.re played
 tcore- R H E. '',,w Orleans 1000 0Ll 3O1-5 6 2 I.,'t tie Rock 200 0'" 000-2 8 2
 smith, Walker and Fl gins; Couch man. Holmquist and Gibson.
 Second game:
 Score R H B New Orleans ...-.-..... 70 o3 0-4 ' Q Little Rock .......o40 020 x--6 10 2
 Hillinge'r and De Be"ry Hardgrove ac:i Rumler, Gibson
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BOSTON TAKES TWO.

Boston, June 24.-Boston Ameri- cans took a double header from Philadelphia today, 3 to and to g. Hooper stole home in the first in ming of the opsna:. his single being the cnly hit off Nahors ur to the ninth, when singles by Hooper and Janvrin, errors by Nabor and Murphy and a wild litch let in the needed two runs. Boston amassed four runs in the fourth inning of the second game on errc-s, three singles. bas on balls and a wild pitch
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BARGAINS in slightly used cars. Julian Auto Co.,, 317 Pine street. Phone z. 621-23-2o
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I. IS hinted that fraiernties at L, iversity of Maine have been paying tl'' college expenses of athlr Only a question of time rntil the col lege athlete will not b. :hle to make , living at "athletein".'
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"Waddy" Buck, O. the Harvard crew. has picked on pleasant oc- cursotion for sumnle. vacation worE He is going 10 arivc ;l ambulance.
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SOX DEFEAT BROWNS.

St. Louis. June 24.-Plank was bat ted from the slab in tho fifth inning and Chicago won the last of the series from St. To, is, ) to 4.
 Score R H E Chicago ........... 100 131 000-5 g 1 St. Louis ..p00 POO 020-4 10 ?
 Williams. Mccarthy and Schalk; Plank. Ccumbe, Davenport and St veroid.
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PROTEST SECOND CONTEST
 WITH TRAVELLERS
Win First, Lose Second, and Complain Because Only 7
 Innings Are Played.
Results Yesttertiay.

New Orleans, 5, Little Rock 2. Little Rock 6, New G:!eans 4. Nashville ,. Birmingham 1. Nashville ?, Birmingham 1. Atlanta ,, Chattanooga o. Atlanta ?, Chattanooga l.
 Mobile ,, Memphis 8.
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How They Stard.

New York, June 24-New York landed in second place today by again defeating Washington twice, ? to 1, and 4 to g. It was the fourth double header won by the Yankees this sea- son.
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If big league teams were given travelling accommodations according to their standing. the Athletics Woul tc sent around the circuit by parc7i post.
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WILLIAMS GETS TWO.

Nashville June oA- Williams bat Wac big factor n Nasaville's double victory over Rirminghe.nl. ? to 1 and ; to 1. His hit sccred the deciding runs in both games.
 First game:
 Score R H E Birmingham ...001 COG 0O0-1 8 2 Nashville :. .....010 COG 01x-2 g 1
 Perryman and Smith; Kroth and Marshall.
 Second game:
 Score R H E Birmingham ...0OO 1f" O00-1 Il 0 Nashville :. ...002 r20 01X-5 il 0
 Robertson and Smith: Wells and Street.
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SPORT CHATTER.

How can tho St. Louis Browns ex- pect to win out with only one Plank in their platform?
 And speaking Of wa!skers, there v,s.s a time in the early dayc of basc- tal when big league"s performed on tn diamond adorned with facial fringe and got away win it.
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GIANTS BEATEN IN TWO GAMES
 BY SUPERbAS
Largest Crowd on Record Sees Brooklyn Capture
 Double Header from N. Y.
Results Yesterday.

Brooklyn 6, New York 4. Brooklyn 5, New York 4. Cincinnati :, Chicago 6. Chicago 6, Cincinnati ,.
 Boston 4, Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis 3. Pittsburgh 5, St. Louis 2.
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Outside of rossessinc the womcn's rational grass, clay cou': and indoor tennis championships and half ia.crest in a couple Q Gozsn doubles and mixed doubles championships, Miss Mol'a Einrstedt holds very few telnis titles.
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MOBILE DEFEATS MEMPHIS.

Memphis. June 24.. Mobile rallied ia the last two innings today and won out over Memphis , to 5. Cavet, be- sides holding the home team to four hts, d ove in two runs and scored with Bush when tho latter hit a "lCmer in the eighth.
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SENATORS DROP TWO MORE GAMES
 TO THE YANKEES
Washington Loses Four in Two Days-Cleveland De-
 feats Detroit Once More.
Results Yesterday.

New York 2, Washington l. New York 4, Washington 3. Boston 3, Philadelphia :. Boston :, Philadelphia 3. Cleveland 10, Detroit { Chicago ,, St. Louis ].
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Boston fans might orofitably lay off betting on ball games and turn to the race tracks in ether parts of the country. For instance, the weather furnishes a sure hunch in "Raincoats'
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We 'arc beginning t. lose faith in tEose critics who have predicted right along that the Brooklyn Superbas and Cleveland Indians were about to cl ack.
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Just to show Omaha that it has no rs tent on exciting contests, Lincoln ..s scheduled q chamrinnship croquet tournamsnt fo- July 12
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CITY LEAGUERS
 Aff0ROING SPORT 1c BASEBALL BUGS
Two Interesting Contests Played at Athletic Field
 Yesterday Afternoon,
Results Yesterday,

Y. M. c. A. 5, Swift 0.
 Cotton Belt 7, Armour 5.
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lattler, doesn't care how far he goes to get walloping. He has sailed fer Australia to meet Les Darcy.
 Great preparations arc being maf for the championship wrestling bout between Joe Stecher and "Strano lewis at Omaha July 1 But no mat te- who wins the bout. the circus will continue to bill Frank Gotch as the clamp.
 The indefinite suspension of Manager Joe McGinnity Of the Butte Northwestern league team, for all legged rowdyism on the field came as 3 surprise to his old major league friends. When in tn" big yard the "Ilon Man" was about as big a rowdy as "Silent John" Titus
 The declaration of St. Paul anc ,.lnneapolis boxing promoters that they are prepared to part with $100,- coo in order to stage 6 WillardFuns ten bout must have been news for Tom Jones, the chamElc:a's pilot.
 Trying to pick a vii ming college crew with the aid of dope on their rractice spins is just as easy as pick irg a loser. One day a crew will icw a couple of miles in nothing flat and the next time out 'he same crew will have to stop for lunch before f.lishing the distance
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Bob McAllister, the san Francisco tattler, doesn't care how far he goes to get a walloping. He has sailed fer Australia to meet Les Darcy
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Where They Play Today.

Bi mingham at MemW $ Mobile at Nashville.
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Where They Play Today.

Cleveland at Chicago. Detroit st St. Louis.
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Where They Play Tcday.

St. Louis at Cincinnati, Pittsburgh at Chicago.
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PIRATES GET \ PAIR.

W,ngo; Brown. Lavender and .Arche
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1916-02-23
Watersmeet News.

Mss. Geo. Nugent was an Iron
wood visitor Monday.
Miss Bee Kelly left for Iron
wood, Monday.
Mrs. Charles Ellsworth and
daughter of Ashland spent Sun
day here with Mr.. Ellsworth.
Tom McGregor of Eagle River
is now employed in Hotel Kelly
buffet.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. bellies were
Bessemer visitors this week.
Sam kittell left for Marinesco
Wednesday.
Miss Georgia Mcdonald of
Ashland, Cvengros of Ironwood
and Miss Hattie Handles of
Black Oak lake visited at the
Durkee home Friday.
Mrs. Geo. Keough won't to
Bessemer last Saturday.
Mrs. Anna Wuters of Ashland
visited at the Nugent home last
Friday.
The Hard Time" party last
Friday night was some party,
believe me. Tickets-ninety-nine-
andwear-your- old clothes
brought out a full crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Oman of
Ironwood attended the dance
here Friday night.
Miss Herman Sundayed with
friends at CRYSTAL Falls.
w. Brager was an over-Sundav
visitor at Rhinelander.