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Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-05-30
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Rad work" said the other man.
"Ayei" SAID Haeckel. Then. speak
Ing vssy slowiy. and with difficulty. ri
- not understand."
The king 10 dead"
AYE" observed Haeckel. still I'M
eomprehendins. And then. Dead
the kingt"
Dead. Hear the bell.
Then" But he could not at once
formulate the thought In his mind
Speech came hard. He was still In q
cloud.
They say" said the other man,
that the crown prince is missing, that
ne has been stolen. The people are
frenzied."
He went on. dilating on the rumors,
Still Haeckel labored. The king! The
crown prince! There was something
that he was TO do. II was Just be.
yond him, but he could not remember.
Then, by accident. the other man
touched the hidden spring Of his men,
ory.
There are some who think that
Mettlich--"
"MettliA" That was the word.
With It the curtain split, as 1t were.
the cloud was gone. Haeckel put a
hand to his head.
A few minutes later, a strange figure
dashed out Of the hospital. The night
Waterman had Joined the mob, and
was at that moment selecting q rifle
from a cart. Around the cart were
students. still In their carnival fnery.
wearing the cOlors of his own corps.
Haeckel, desperate Of eye. pallld and
gaunt. clad still In his hospital shirt
and trousers, Haeckel climbed on to
the wagon, and mounted to the seat,
a strange swaying figure. with a band
age on his head. In spite Of that,
there were some who knew him.
"Haeckel" they cried. The word
spread. The crowd Of students pressed
close.
What would you do7" he cried to
them. you know me. You see ME
now ! have been done almost to
death by those you would aid. Aye,
arm yourselves, but not against your
king. We have sworn to stand to-
ge,her. l call on you, men Of my
corps. to follow me. There are those
who tonight will murder the little king
and put King Mob on the throne. And
they be those who have tortured me.
Look at me! This they have done to
me-" He tore the bandage off. and
showed his scared head. "Quick |" he
cried. II know where they hide, these
spawn Of he'll. Who will follow met
To the king"
ITO the kingl"
: They took up the cry. a few at first.
then all Of them. More than his words,
the gaunt and wounded figure of
Haeckel in the cart fought for him.
He reeled before them. Two leaped
up and steadied him, finally, indeed,
took him on their shoulders. and led
the way. They made a wedge of men,
and pushed through the mob.
'To the little klng!" was the cry
they raised. aud ran, a flying wedge Of
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1918-05-30
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The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
OUR GARMENTS

can be depended upon as being cor
rect In point Of fashion, with mater
ials and workmanship that are very
excellent, and worthy Of praise, and
our new line for this Fall Season will
speak eloquently for itself when you
see It.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
Ohituary.Nliusha

Emma Alice Minshall was born Sept.
81. 1904, and died August u, 1918. ut
the age of IL years, II months. She
leaves n father and mother. two sis
tors, Mrs. Chas. Ballingcr. of Falls
City, Ncbr.. and Miss Mildred; two
brothers, Ralph. of Elsie. Mich, and
Frank, of Mound City, besides host
Of relatives and friends, to mourn her
departure. Ralp, of Elsie, Mich, did
no, receive the sad message in time
TO bc present ut the funeral.
She acknowledged her Savior last
fall. She was Of a loving disposition
and will be sadly missed ut home and
among her schoolmates, as she had
made great plans for the coming school
year. Funeral services were conducted
Friday, August %, at II n. m. by Rev.
Jewell Howard, Of the Christian
church. Services were held at the
Benton church, and the body was laid
to rest In the Benton cemctery.-News-
Jefrersonian, Mound City, Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
New Nod,rn House for Sale

We have just recently finished n full
two-story modern house in O'Fall0n
Acres with one acre Of land, just few
blocks from high school. II has rcccp-
lion hall. living room and dining room
finished in oak; three bed rooms, sew
ing room, bath room and outside sleep
ing porch finished in white enamel;
closet to each bed room; pantry to
kitchen; double floors throughout. Has
large front and rear porches. Full
basement with concrete floor and fur
mace. Bath room and plumbing fixtures
and wiring all complete. Also has els
tern and cess pool. This home Is ready
to move into, and is for sale at bar
gain, II taken this month. See US.
RULEY & KUNkEL,
Owners.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

In accordance with the Presidents
Proclamation and Registration Rcguia.
tions, notice Is hereby given that all
male persons residing in the County
Of Holt. State Of Missouri. who shall
have attained their eighteenth birth
day and shall not have attained their
forty.sixth birthday on or before the
18th dav Of September. 1918, are re-
ouircd 10 register on Thursday. the
18th day Of September, 1918, between
: n. m. and o n. m.
The only exceptions are: Persons
who, prior to the day set for rcgistra.
ton, have registered under the terms
Of the act Of Congress and all persons
in the military service of the United
States.
Registration under the jurisdict ion
Of this board will be made in the vot-
inp precincts Of Holt County, at the
following named places:
Residents Of Bigelow precinct will
register ut the W. o. W. hall, Rigc-
low, Mo. Chief Registrar, Frank Wal
ker; registrar, Edward Catron.
Residents OF North Benton precinct
will register ut the Community Club
Room. Mound City, Mo. Chief Reg
istrar. A. NJ. Tibbels; registrar, J. ".
Steele.
Residents Of South Benton precinct
will register at the City Hall, Mound
City. Mo. Chief Registrar. A. O.
Swopc; registrar. Geo. W. Glict.
Residents Of Clay precinct will reg
lister at the Caldwell Building, Mait-
land, Mo. Chief Registrar, NJ. C.
Brumbaugh: registrars, j. +. Weller
and +. A. Edwards.
Residents of Forbes precinct will
register at the Sipes Building, Forbes,
Mo. Chief Registrar. ]. A. Williams;
registrar, ]. G.. Walker.
Residents {, Of Forest precinct will
register at the City Hall, Forest City,
Mo. Chief Registrar. J. II. Wilson;
registrar. II. II. Sheffield.
Residents Of Hickory precinct will
register at the school house, New
Williams With; so registrar nr jesse Cain H0' "
Residents Of East Lewis precinct
will register at the Circuit Court room,
Oregon, Mo. Chief Registrar, T.. A.
Durham; registrar, A. W. Gotten.
Residents Of West Lewis precinct
will register at the Circuit Court room.
Kunkel; registrar, w. C. johnson.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
NOTICE.

TO the Stockholders of the Farmers
Elevator Company:
Our annual meeting will he held at
the Home Bank. Forest City, Missouri,
September Is, 1913, at . o'clock y. ~.
Please attend AMI take IA part in
clccting your directors. .
PHILLIP SCHL0TZHAUR,
O. a. WILLIAMS. President.
Secretary.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
For Sale.

Hogs. Chickens, Calves. Victrola,
Walnut Bedroom Suite, and other odd
pieces Of furniture; cheap, IL taken Mt
once. MRS. JAS. MURRAY,
Phone II, Oregon Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

WIZ - - !" v - -
lmcnt Marine bann AT ft' Ir0ckt''
Galveston texas mus nanh VIII iu''
nlSh the music az INC betnah!' M3'
lalf' sept lU1ia inclusive. ne eN'frI,
u c'Iulai lhVilatoh 10 his many nut
county friends to meet him at Beth
any. 49,,
-Sehoo, SWEp,i,es or az K,noS, co
HfNNlNbEK Dkuu W.
Notice change In date If sale of
Chris Never. Instead of Thursday.
Scptembcr ~, the date has been chang.
I'D TO Wednesday, September II, on ac-
count of Registration Day coming on
| Septcmber ~, Remember date, We'd
pcsday. September II, 1918.
| H. cra.o tI,g,,r and children
NJ onasa Kansas Who have been viz,
| ;,;,o ber ,,rents Watson Rloomer and
,,;re ~ H. I ;ncoin d;st,;ct have no.
,urn,J ,o tbeiy homo.
CbayIos e Lawrence and Web
c,r,Ior ~ tho pin;r district wore in
orogon Tuesday, of ,his week. ON busi-
nos'
Iob, Dorr md ,,ifo ,o,v NJ Uia.
wa,ba' Kansas. are Inc proud parents
Of a bov. horn 10 them August 20,
Rev. Scelig and wife. after an OK.
r. nv" ~ r 60 nnd hrotbcr CIV l.
cn,,,,,ir rc,"rneJ 10 ,bcir homo in
Sa,.,,,,,,L To-, lyiJ,y vboro nov Soc
H., h" n,s,,, ~ Tho presbvterian
| Church
Will r., Risk, of Pharr. Texas, who
| has been here n corplc Of weeks.
visiting his many friends, left last
week for Mcna, Arkansas. where he
will visit with relatives FOR few
weeks. and expects TO be back TO his
Texas home by the middle Of October,
to take IN his campaign for rcprcscn-
,atiyc Of Ilidnlgo, star and Cameron
countics. Having passed the major
norton Of his life in Hol, county,
Billv has hosts of friends here. who
wish him success in hi undertaking.
Jesse l.. Lewis. who was born
here, and aftcrward moved 60 Mat
land. then TO Iowa. died at his home in
Nodaway. Iowa. August %. 1913. lie
leaves q wife, eight childrcn--fou
hoy. and four girls. lie was u mem.
her of the Christian church. II has
been 3s years since he left Oregon. W"
hone for an obituary for our next w.
.uc.
-.Iu,bor Fousc. wife and children,
l,,,c ,c,,nycd ,n :, Joscnh'
'',' rrr.S, s,i,S y.irc md child. hayc
rc,urncI from Tho country and are os.
cnn"inc ,bcir rc.iJcnrc propcr,y in
n,rns,, nh Wv"
\oi;c, ,ha,y, 4, dat, of sal. Of
cbri. Never Instead q, THURSDAY.
S,n,.whr, 70 IN. J,," has h,.n .bnnc.
nJ,n W.J,.siaw S.n,cmhcr IL nm ne.
r",,n, ot Rccistrn,ion Day Coming on
S"n,,,,h., 20 P,mcmLc, date Med.
n..,,a" S.n,cmhrr H. io,s'
Iinrr, p,mno,. az Maitland. had
80 hoo, on oShihi,ion n, ,bc Matt.
I,nJ S,ir liza, weighed ~ mounds
"" \Vii Eiircnc,c, has ins, finished
Coo h,,n CO.. J,mc" TSvior. nr Tho
r,cbyiIi" district, aix5o' which viii
hnnsc o,yh, ar Ion borsos. bins FOR
i ono hnsi"ls If grain and can store
~ IONS ~ hnv. and In connection n
,n,,lc sbcd for 10 head Of cattle, lin
/ s,,rc has n harm 10 he nroud of.
NIlous" mud Ioi for Snlo-s5OO
Cas-" I,nmiirc or Martha r, Profit.
Miss Maymic Greene, who has
bccn Inc populnr and accommodating
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
For Sale.

One cotton rock crusher complete,
with S-horse coal oil engine. Reasons
for selling. am called TO the colors.
Call POI Farmers Phone. Forest City,
Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

We are in receipt Of card from
Harold Wagner, former employe Of
this office, and formerly Of Maitland,
who L. now member of the Sth Reg
imcnt Marine Band at TT. Crocket,
Galveston, Texas. This band will fun.
nish the music at the Bethany, Mo-,
fair. sept. l0-li inclusive. He extends
cordial invitation to his many Holt
county friends to meet him at Beth
any.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

Kansas Land for Sale.
II you want a good home in North
eastern Kansas, cheap, come and see
or write, A. T.. HlBBARD,
Corning, Kansas.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

For Sale-Some extra good Red
Polled Bulls; registered. Call on or
address c. A. Zachman. Oregon. Mo.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06

For Sale-Full bloodcd Shropshire
Sheep; % head Of rams and $50 head
Of ewes. CHARLES MEYER.
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
New Assortment of Fine Station
ny. Look il over.
AIN NINGEP DRITE 70

New Assortment of Fine Station
cry. Look il over.
iiENNlNGER DRUG co.
Mrs. Llma Jones. who has recent
Is returned from family reunion ut
the home of her brother, Hiram Hers.-
berger, at Eskridge, Kansas. reports
that III, who H. afflicted seriously with
diabetes, Is cheerful and happy, and
looks on the bright side of life, getting
all that he can out of life. His hosts
Of friends here will be glad to learn
that he is still able to enjoy himself
and get lots Of satisfaction out of this
life.
A large number Of our citizens
were in attendance at the Savannah
fair this week. and all unite in saying
il was one of the best fairs they ever
attended. II will continue up to and
including Saturday, September 4,
which will be one of the biggest day,
with a grand night program.
Earl Springer. of the Lincoln dis
trict. is starting his little daughter,
Geraldine. of on the right road for
patriotism and loyalty, having pur-
chased two War Savings Stamps for
the little tot. Tuesday Of this week.
Mrs. Christ LEM, of the Richvilc
ncighborhood, is in the Ellsworth hos
pital. st. Joseph. where she was opcr-
ated on for appendicitis, gall stones
and tumor was also removed. From
late reports she Is getting along oil
right, but quite weak. IL will be
some time before she will be able 10
return home.
w. C. Proud, NJ. D.. Eye, Ear,
Throat and Nose Specialist Office,
Physicians and Surg.ons' building,
It'll and Francis streets. ST. Ioseph
Rev. ". l.. Meyer left WEDNESDAY
Of this week for papillion, Nebraska.
90 attend the annual conference Of n
church, the VI. h.. which conven,
there Wednesday, and continuing until
Sunday evening, September :. W,
hope that Bro. Meyer will be returned
to this charge, for We can lily aforl
to lose such rstimabo citizens rs Rev.
Meyer and family.
Rev. ". l.. Meyer and wife hay
had about all they could look after for
"a week or twO=-two Of their CHI
drcn, George and Lucille, being
Ia the Ellsworth hospital at St.
Joseph. where they had their ad
nods and tonsils removed. They az.
both back home now and getting along
nicely, We nrc glad to announce.
Remember that Charley Williams.
Of Fortescue. Is conducting n first-class
restaurant ut that place. He extends
the public cordial invitation TO drop
in and see him. Short orders, a good
meal, ice cream and cold pop always
ready for you. Stop and see him on
IN M e.fnFptaU frat,. 40
The Holt County sentinel., 1918-09-06
II You Purchase

your ready-to-wear garments here you
can feel sure Of getting valuable wear
ing apparel that is worthy Of your
careful consideration. We have made
our prices just as reasonable A. is pos
sible considering the great advance
in both materials and labor, caused by
the great war.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

The upper photograph illustrates
the forehand stroke
Note that the handle IL held nj the
extreme end with tho butt resting
against the base OF the palm. To
the beginner this grip IL likely to
seem insecure at first but the player
gradually becomes accustomed to IL
and u gives the proper leverage and
freedom for proper control OF the
bali.
Tho player who Erasps the racquet
by the stock will be liable TO wildness
and lack Of control
Tho lower photograph shows the
proper position for the baekhand
stroke.
This may he made In two ways In
easy backhand strokes the racquet IL
gripped az the end with the leather
wrapping NJ tho butt resting against
the outside OF the palm. below the
little finger. the thumb gripped
around the stock.
In the harder strokes where a firm.
or grip IL needed. the thumb il
moved parallel with the handle.
pressing against Il TO prevent the
racquet from slipping
II Is necessary TO grip the racquet
firmly when making strokes to keep
Il from twisting in the hand In case
OF hard return II the hands per.
spire. wind the handle with tape. 1t
isn't necessary 70 grip the racquet
tightly between strokes. ns this is
likely TO tire the hand and wrist.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

n you value your watch. let
Haynes repair II. Next Liberty
theatre Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
WINS TWO
FROM PORTLANDERS
Cutbursts of Everett True.

The Giants defeated Portland sun.
ony. TO l and 8 to :. in the double
hended finals OF the weeks series.
despite Frank Rapp. who pitched
hath games for Portland. and came
within an ace OF making win Of
the second.
RApp was not allowed to start
either game for the Rose CITY boys.
but he was called up to finish both
~ them schupp led off for Port.
And. but when II began 10 look like
he thought he was playing with the
ether side In the first inning. Brother
Fisher invited him TO rest AT the
e1ubhouse and sent in Rapp. who
oeemmed the tide and kept IL stem
nd. But the Giants lad already
Gnlled up three tallies. and Cy
Young's pitching offered no loop
hole for the Bucks.
Glow started the Portland twirting
IN game two. but his curve wouldn't
behave. and F'isher sent him to keep
6chupp from getting lonesome.
again sending in Rapp. The Giants
rot three from Frank in the third
ltlH0uK anu tHFrt III TIE StAtDs tfAI
BIG Chief lie Roy been pitching on
his lucky day the show would have
been over for Rapp. But the chief
Vas having troubles OF his own. and
when the ninth rolled around Rapp
had managed to tie the score. despite
the substitution OF Alexander for Le
Roy.
Manager Leard was the one who
finally grabbed the fat out OF the
fire and rushed home with IL. scor.
ing the deciding run. Leard hit the
hall like he was killing Germans and
ran bases like the Huns were after
him. in game one. Leard registered
four safeties out Of four times up
and made two tailies. In game two.
he made two more out Of as many
hits.
The Giants have relinquished the
Portland boys TO Vancouver. where
they will play a weeks series. The
Giants viii play in Aberdeen this
week.
The Giants won. 10. from Port.
land Saturday in one Of the best
games Of the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

Tho first essential for the novice
in tennis IN to learn the proper way
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
BY TOPLLFFE.
DATE SET FOR
TOURNAMENT

Juno will see the Seattle Tennis
club championship tournament
played on the club courts. accord
ing 20 announcement OF the club.
June 10 to Is ~ the time set The
entrance Of such players as craw-
ford Anderson. Mansol- Smith. Law
renee Brown and DIR. Spfedei al
ready insurcn spirited contest for
honorA Hyman z.ttier. tourna-
ment manager. IN receiving en-
tries.
August 20 10 10 also announe-
ed as the date for the state cham
pionship tournament also TO be
held on the club courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

SummarYi Two. base Nus Murphy 2.
stolen baRes--feard. LeAthers Richie.
smita. kibbIs, Hansy. Sacrifice hits
caFman ?. smith. Daniels. kihhle
Pitchers record "a runs hits of IL
Roy In 60 innings runs. bits Off
Alexander In - innings; runs. 0 hits
OF Glow In ! inning ~ hits. runs off
happ IN Innings struck out-By Glow
by - Roy 4 ~ Alexander bg RApp
q Bases on baiis--off Glow T. of .
Roy , or Alexander 4. on Rapp l.
Wild pitches Happ. Time Of game
IS Umpire colgate.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
BY ALTMAN.

A double fault is
about as tcelcone as
the American army in
Berlin, but you can't
expect to hold aces in
every hand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
FOUR TIED
SUNDAY SHOOT

The addsd-bird handicap of tho
Green Lake Gun club shoot. sun
day. brought out four gunners. II.
s. searle. y. X. Van Week. w. n.
TAFT and +. y. Bronson. in n ito
for the shooting glasses offered
by =. T. Bronson. Taft captured
the prize in the miss and out
shoot-off Of the tie.
In the 50-bird shoot. r. S. Searie
took first place with but one miss.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

P. c. |. LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

FrnndrrRRF' and HnIns I"h"Ii HfEa
Brsaslrr and Winro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

Van Week was second with
score OF 81 and G. a Conkiin third
with ts
held next Sunday. only those hAv-
Ing shot for Is years or moro
being eligible.
-Four recruits for the Masonic An
bulance Corps No. 364. stationed At
Camp Lewis. have been furnished In
Seattle. Fifteen vacancies exist.
Toxic has ten mail deliveries .
day" says X. kambara. sent BY
Japan. to study mail transportatioa
in L. s. and now in Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
YOUNG HECTOR
WILL APPEAR

Young Hector. Of Bremerton. be-
cause OF his perseverance TO meet
Ferocious Frederick Fulton here, seve
eral weeks ago. has aroused interest
in himself TO the extent that he has
been matched for the semifinal in
the King Farmer io-round go sched,
uIed for the near future In Bremen
ton. His opponent has not yet been
named
a large delegation OF Seattle fans
IL waiting with considerable impa-
uence for a complete announcement
Of the card. which they intend 20
take in. even IL they have 10 swim
over
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
TODAY'S MARKET REPORT

The potato market Is well supplied
and new Garncts have dropped to
cents pound
The last Of the Florida strawber
ries arrived Saturday. Local berries
remain firm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03

" - v - -
racquet The aver.
age beginner. un
less otherwise In
structrd " I'll
grasp the racquet
an inch or 90
from the end. as
this 4. the easiest
and most natural
way OF holding H.
The accompany
illustrations show
the way Harold
T mr. o c X IN o rton.
Americas fore
most tennis play
er. h oids the
racquet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
DUTHIES WIN
FROM SLOANS

Not content with being champions
OF the Steel ShipbuiIders' league. the
Duthies took on the Sloan team. Of
Olympia. Sunday. and gave them a Z
to 3 drubbing. The Sloan team was
not 80 slow. and had the Duthie boys
been minus Ernie Schorr. fate might
not have taken such good care Of
them. Schorr was obliged to hold off
an Olympia landslide more than
once. and succeeded at all times.
olympia ................s . 2
DuthieS .... s...s....s.s.... II =
Batterles--Gipe and Patterson.
Schorr and Hoffman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
HOW THROCKMORTON PLAYS TENNIS

H'ir~t of = s~rie. 81 articles u.
Illustrated b, specially posed pic
tur~> Of Harold Throekmorion.
Americas foremost tennis star.
pointing out tho essentials of
the game for noxic~sl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
BY Condo

HummhrY. Twn-hAse hifsaap Mub~ff.
Dempsey. kihbis. L~sthsrs sacrifice nlss
Leard. IL HourvvAu. Dsmp-sf stolen
bases--H ansY :. LsArd. Carruan. fftt ny
pitsher--sfnAi~. ~ Rape Marphv. ny
schupp. struck ouf-Hy Naung ~
Eapp = Bas~s cn hsiis--So u-suhl~
piay--ftshsr 20 pauhers 10 Rspp. Pitch
ers' record runs and ! hits usf sehupp
In = inning. runs aud hits off Rapp In
- inninxs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-03
SPLIT SERIES
AT ABERDEEN

ABERDEEN. Jun. s.--Abcrdeen
and Vancouver spill, honors on the
weeks series. when Aberdeen
grabbed both games Of n double head.
er here Sunday The scores we're ;
to and 10 5. siieott scoring the
deciding run for Aberdeen In the
SECOND game.
Hydorn and camoxzi pitched IN.
first game for Vancouver and Abr.
deem. respectively. NcGinnIty. Of
Vancouver. and shadcr. gave an ss'
hIhition of fine pitching in the second
battle.
Score by innings. frs, game:
Vancouver ..7 o o o . 0 o 1 o-s
Aberdeen .. 0 2 o I l -
Batteries. Hydorn and McSulty.
canoxxi and Boland-
Afternoon game:
Vancouver ... o 2 o o o o : o O.
Aberdeen .....i 90 o o , o s-s
Batteries. Ac0lnni,.' and MeSuity.
shadcr and Roland.