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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-13

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1 AGENTS-Make big money selnnl
II samples and catalnEs no experiences
no capital necessary. GrUEer 10,
jackson & Campbell, Chicago. III
AGENTS Kaiser's Finish. jus
OF press other patriotic ptcture'
that sell like hot cakes; samples free
also portraits. frames, cNgaAoE. &'eos
Pies Portrait, Sta y. Chicago.
FIVE HUNDRED PER MONTH sell
ing Strans<yE new patented tue
vnunFiEerS for FOraSs saves w 70 %
per cent Of gasoline; no orillinE nee-
esEarys money back guarantee. > a
StranslSy. Pukwana. s. u.
AGENTs-Get particulars o. one O
the best paying proposltion ever ever
put on the market something ne one
else sells make $4,000 yearly I'd
dress III Nj. Feltman. SIS American
Bldg. Cincinnati. Q.
$50 WEEKLY and automobile fur
nished men everywhere placing
samples wonderful new automobile
fuel product with car owners; Sc
worth equals gallon OF Easolines out
at furnished free. a baAiWeys Sass
Sta. T., Louisville, KY
RADIO LrTE-Nsw Ford iiEht IN
creaser; 1905 more liEh1s can't
burn out bulbs; retails ST; money
back guarantees also THU SINNERS;
state and county rights no c0mpe1t-
ton. Koch Auto supply Co, Us An
drus Bldga Minneapolis, Minn.
MEN AND WOMEN agents can build
up permanent business for them
selves and earn from $50 % SIS per
week; every family q buyer repeat
orders crediteds exclusive terrttnrg.s
experience unnecessary write today
~ 81
FOR RENr-nRUzES AND FLATS.
FURNISHED FI.ATs-TUa ara s. ~
Phone iei5-s.
FToHT-RooM. moasrn house. l2ul
9Th ave, >.
rH.AT - Furnished or unFurnished;
cheap. Phone 2oss-
MODERN ROOMS AND FI.ATs-Cen-
trali cheap rent. 2o1 sre s. ~
FOR RENT-Roous and hats. Phone
1885,
MODERN FLATS. Improvements build
ing. heart Of city Phone Fss-
modern. s-room Cat for
rent. sos Broadway. Phene SSo-st-
MODERN FLAT AND HOUSE for rent. +
North Dakota Realty CO. Phoue
Aset,
FOR RENT-First class. strictly mod
ern. 6-room house on north side
Phone 2ss2-d
F0R RFNr-Furnishea. new stacco (
duplex, 20 responsible party. Phone
$3.50.
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Consultations.
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cepteo, We reserve the right TO re-
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No display lines. cut or black DOT
aers will be run under claHstncattons
and all ads must conform to the Typo
graphical restrictions.
Advertisements must be ordered LOT
q definite number OF insertions, NO
"ttll forbid" copy will be inserted.
Out-of-town orders must be accom-
panied by the cash 20 insure promPt
insertion.
TELEPHONE YOUR WANT ADS
Want ads win be accepted over the
telephone from bona nde telepnols
subscribers but are payable the sAAne
cay when our collector calls. Tois y
accommodation service and we eApeoA
prompt payment
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NANTED-Two reliable tire sales
men familinT with the North Dakota
gnraEn trade no applications from
other than experienced tire Nalesnnn
will be considered IL YOU have a Eood
position Al present. we may have a
better one for you and he viii Dc no
harm 70 interview us Address The
Miller Rubber Co. Minneapolis, MINI.
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WANTED-Glrl for general house
work. Mrs. c. ]. Lee, EOS 9Th ST. n
Phone 222I-W.
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WANTED - Competent maid Mrs.
Paul simmons. 1909 sth st. S.
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sATrsNTAN WANTrD

IL you call on farmers. we have lust
the book they need in order 70 make
correct returns to the collector OF ~
and write can Keep this record vita
out diMlCuatys ID IL simple complete,
and above everything else. q neceS-
sity. you make f1.t0 on Zach hooks
write us now. htmhAAt-1taEGF To-
Minneapolis MINI.
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! WANTED-Experie soda fouR-
tain girl. CRsselman q Elliott, eos
Broadway.
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/. FURNISHED ROOMS also hsusskssP-
N ~ rVo1s. Inquire laIT - p Ave
EHCEuCGHREE0 Russ runo RhedF
EslGnH Emd exEz for hatEhtuEs hfl1s
EleaeE stoS& =. O. Sax 1&& Fhons
FurAruES-EEna saEser Early Ohtg
seed sSacBs Ia beta small and car
Z sE~S- get ear loE Ertcez- TIE Gr4h3HE
FoE RENr-cpttaEe aa beautiful
LaSs Satly-reercte 9&ss Ter me
IL ass Herman 81. Milwaukee. Wts-
ACCurNT DRAFT. vim sen Martin
sH1a ErcmhQm@. e@IElsEa vita ep@n
sszssr sasss S1A Eeoza 4 Oxen Blk--
F0R xALE On EHCHANGE
CoScEErE MIXER FOR sALE-In-
/ ALMOST NEW Plat - sale o traa-
Tor clear farm call IS21
q FOR SALE or ENCHANGE-AIt-
wE&Ern- T-raam helMa. EnrAwsa well
L teeH EsIs win cCERt&ar 1nEGm9sAe &a
PaEs FaEment R0E tt5-
F0R SALE-Oas Ford Smlth-Form-A-
ErueE Z Maxwell 5-nasssngeE aHrcs
shetland pGny- e " s<etH. Ntn1-
10 ACRRS a Is miles fr0m Fillmore.
EsnScn eCEnElr n D. for sale az
bargain ter casa. or WIN GE11e Tor
sECc& e @o01 merchandise Write 10
Z EsxsEsg1. -EsgsAatg- s. 2.
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LOST 49, Lays geld wrist watch
F1a1sr please Paous zaI&-W.
LOSr-Gola watch. Between FIRST
NEmemnHtsE church and ST. johns
k2SptraL EeW1rd IL returned ta For
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. A observation-disclosures ana deeor-
GttaE- Haola zasS-W.
FoR INSTRUCTIONS In tapestry.
painting. call upstairs az sol sra
WASFRD 70 aTT-
NEWS WORN CLoTHES-Paous $3.50,
MENyS WORN GARAEENTs-PA0as
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EE1m@ HIN
n ASTEE-Bteye 40 FFuak ST.
F@on@ z81&
HIs8 PRIcEs fol o1s elognss ana
zhoaE Enoua TkEE.
OLD CLOTHES and al kinds CE
lunE. Fh0ns asa1-
We PAT-s1-s3 per lee for rags. soc
per EE8 Tor waE3EtnaM &aG Per lee
Ter newspapers EMunA I&&@-M. Z
SaEthsrn Paper stock Cu-. LIST - N. I
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH.
Large kFact Red river valley prairie 4
land. suitable Tor tractor work. viii Z
consider up TO 9a.a8o acres must be 4
EcC1 land give rcck bottom price /
description. checktnEs and all tnfQr-
nation first letter
ALLIANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
DULUTH. MINI
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WANTED - Prsssers for ladies'
clothes. Henry ID, Browns III
Front st.
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FOR sATsE-SevaraI sseana hand en-
CINE gang ploWrE. shes 60 I3 bot
tens Gee ID. BFaWm Co. Fargo o.
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DO YOU WANT TO earn while you
learn practical salesmanshipg wan
hire EounN men Who are anxious 10
apply themselves and make good Tor
vacancies In q sales organization
established @6 years This - q eunR
Waldorf Hotel, sunday mcruinE.
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BICYCLE FOR SALE. almost
cheap. lg0S eth ave. ". MoaFA
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TWO GOOD statesmen wanted. Nip-
neSoGa territory business esE&b-
liShed and we'll advertised references
and bond required. Apply b W. Bur
dick, Waldorf Hotel, sunday morning
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AasAsasA - = ~ ~ e1AAAsAa
AT DARLINGTON. n u.
City OF 1. 400 people: ample city water.
best i'm Etates no local upp0zEtaons
railroads in 8 dfrecttonas 10 towns
tributary 8 money maker. PRICE ~
BARGAIN Write or call on The First
National Bank of Carrlngton.
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EXPERIENCED practical nuraa.
Phone aQa4-Ms
PRIVATE MATERNITY HOME -
Phone 12E6.
NURSING Confinement cases a spa~
e8Rftw Phone #n6H~W
Tor quick results use The EarEe
Eerum want a88.
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HELP wANrEp-MALE

HAVE knight Printing CO. Drlnt q:
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WANTED-Experien girl for gen
eral housework. So eth 81 N,
Phone 1894.
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DRESSlEAEHSG-NrA Il L. BannLs-
Ter. e. sxh 81 -
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FIVE HUNDRED PER MONTH sell
ing StranslSy's new patented fuel
vaporiEers for Fordss saves up u 90
per cent Of gasoline; no drilling nee
essay money back guarantee J. A.
StranslSy. Pukwana. s. 70.
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EoR ANYTHING IN THIS LINE. nea
q. r. TrultuE. SOS Frunt 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-13

SEE THOMAS Rh1ut cheap. desirable
. building lot& lei Broadway. Phone
III
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AGENTS-Get particulars % one OF
the best paying propositions AeTer
put on the market something no one
else SELLS make $4,000 yearly. Aa-
dress r.. NJ Feltman. SIS American
Bldg. Cincinnati. q.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-04-13

W.ANTED-Hustlers in every county
to sell groceries. paints. b8lS, no0t-
try and stock remedies and spec8A&tieS
to consumer; big profits, ConSoltoatsa
Grocery Co, Sioux City, Ia
SIDE LINE MEN-Ff YOU want = real
one, write US quick one order cay
"; something new. Canfeid 1EfE. c.
aoos Broadway, Chtcagos III
MANIFESTATIONS eiEar sales
man who u acquainted with the
merchants in the state 81 Sorth DR-
kota- DO not apply unless experienced
and acquainted ana can furnish hons~
Address az, care Forum
wANTED-Three energetic salssnens
can make from 82oo 20 &Soa .
month; experience bis asset euS
not necessary For appointment,
Phone SVl6 sunday or Monday from
sAI.EsaEEN-ExceIlent permanent po-
siti0n. capable statesmen in Nora
FOR general retain trade; liberal com
MISSIONS SSk weekly advance. Nace
Co, Sos Williams Bldg, Detroit
BIG MONEY MAKING side line tor
statesmen in all but the largest cat-|
les selling our New Bali Gum Nen1tnE
and Sales Boosting Machines no SAN
pies Sc paid on each sale. Aa-A5e&
Novelty Co, Dept. -, Chicago.
SELL PDQ lpowder develops Quickly0
gas auxiliary also Ford inner
tubes at Sa.50; heavy repeat oraerSs
220go profit: money-bRck EuaranteEs
territory protecteJs be quick. StanC-
ard Chemical Co, Akron, q.
TWO GOOD statesmen wanted. Mn
nesota territory business eSE&b-l
liShed and we'll advertised references
and bond required. Apply =. W. Bur
dick, Waldorf Hotel. sunday morning
DO YOU WANT TO earn while gou
learn practical salesmanShapg MtN
hire EounE men who are anxious 10
apply themselves aNu make 5000 TOT
2 ERrn nN8hH IN q NnlnN .nNEAm IL NnM
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FOR SALaE-Ona S-room and s-room
house. modern except heat close In.
Fhaua -.
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WELL. FURNISHED Rooms for Gght
houSekHen4nE. 81 Eeh 81 ~
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SEFEN-RQOM. modern house, no
water. Ph0ae 1A2s-J.
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49, - 81 - -.

Large tract Red river valley prairie
land. suitable for tractor work viii
consider uu 70 &. eco acres must be
Eeo1 land give rock bottom price.
description. cheekinEs and all tntQr-
nation first letter
ALLIANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
DULUTH. MINI
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AGENTS-Make big money selling
worlds greatest specia1tlcss Tree
samples ana catalnEs no experience
no capital necessary. Eruwer To-
Jackson a. Campbell, Chicago. III
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GIRL for general homework; small
family. 1909 9Th Ave n. Phone
s6gg-W
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$50 WEEKLY and automobile fur
nished men everywhere placing
samples wonderful new automobile
fuel product with car owners Sc
worth EQUALS gallon OF Easolines out
at furnished free. a BaAlWey. baNN
Sta. Fl. Louisville. Ky.
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SIN-CYLLSDER. T-pasasnEer ear.
most new a bargain. Phone As@s
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AEENTS-'sThe kaiser's Finish, just
of press other patriotic pictures
that sell like hot cakes; samples trees
also portraits, frames, cRtnloE. Reo-
pIes Portrait, Sta u. Chicago.
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wwN ROOMS Fr-uHzasE So ~
NEsusFsEesE ~ EsE-I1r uEesfsru-- ~
1se AwE- -
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DEESS11 AETNG Werk KaArsnteeas
prices rsase1ahae- les 1Qth 81 -.
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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-06-28

First- of ability business man.
member of Roosevelts Cabinet and a Commander
in the Navy he has shown himself capable and
efficient
Second-Because of experience national affairs
As Secretary Of the Navy he into close touch
with Congress and legislative action, knows how laws
made and is thoroughly familiar with legislative
processes.
'Third-Because he worker, "a things"
Fourth-Becauss OF his splendid
"Yantc" in the Naval Observation-Disclosures the
Yosemite" In the Spanish-Amencan war-Secretary
O q Commander he has always
made good"
Fiffh-Because he is Michigan Michigan born and
bred and q of ts business and industrial ife, he
Is In close touch with the affairs OF great state
He knows Michigan conditions and needs
SixthBeoauss of his integrity and high character Truman
H. Newberry stands always for a square deal"
Sosnfh-Because Genial and sympathetic
Much of his time Is taken with doing things help,
personally, the boys In the Navy and he delights to
be of service TO them.
Eghh-Bscause of his good judgment and balance He Is
dependable and reliable.
Nnth-Becauss his 100S6 Americansm Not only In the
service himself but his well, he - doing
all his of duty help to win the
He Is the win the War" candidate.
Tenth-Because knowledge Of the the
nan have In Michigan to help solve the problems
arising arise Of this the conflict In
history.
Abity-Experenee- Splendid Rscord-lntsg.
sity-Homs Helpfunsss-Cood Judgment-knowedss
of War Conditions and Probems-an these found in
Truman II. Nswbsrry.
HE IS THE BEST QUALIFIED MAN IN MICHIGAN
FOR UNITED STATES SENATOR.
b. Committee
H. Ewsism. Cnr~~C
PAD Chairman
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-06-28
GOBLEvILLE

Mrs. f. Sherwood of Kalamazoo
spent Sunday at the Myron Sherwood
home.
Eight Gobleville ladies were enter
tanned at the home of Miss Margaret
Dillon in Paw Paw one afternoon
last week.
Samuel Frank has returned to his
home in California.
Many from here have visited at
Camp Custer, as most every one has
relatives and friends there.
Mr.. McMeekin, one of Uncle Sans
soldiers was here to visit his wife
who is at the home of her father,
George Cannon.
Ray Feeley was home from Jack
son last week.
Orville Reagle is working for the
Frank Company.
Mrs. f. Fritz was a Kalamazoo
visitor Friday.
Mrs. j. Eastman spent couple of
days last week in Kalamazoo.
Frank Bush has moved to Cheshire.
Arthur Howard was home from
| hdldildZoO lOf d udy.
Mrs. C. l.. Bennett and sons are
visiting her parents at Grand Rapids
She will also visit in Canada before
returning home.
John Baxter has a position in a
Meat market in Allegan.
Mrs. John Dorgan attended the
commencement at Kalamazoo Normal.
Baptismal service was held at
Heartly's landing at four o'clock Sun
day. There were six candidates who
united with the F. B. church and
several others joined by letter.
DR.. c. A. WILKINSON and wife of
Kendall are visiting in Kansas.
Mrs. l.. E. churchill and daughter
Cleone spent last week with her sis
ter in South Bend.
Monday evening the fire bell rang
and because we had waterworks DR..
Wescott's barn was saved. The alarm
was sounded again Friday evening
and the same barn was fired in
different place and again was saved
with small loss each time. The only
object in sight for firing it was that
it might set fire to other buildings.
Ruth and Sterling Miller, Floyd
Trim and Mrs. Leehonts visited Camp
Custer Wednesday.
Eber Bennett of Camp Custer visit
ed his brother DIR. c. L. Bennett Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Vickers were Kalamazoo visit
ors Wednesday.
Ben Hopkins left Sunday for Ale
gan and will report at Camp Custer
Monday.
Ira Thayer of Kalamazoo were en-
well girls last Sunday.
A. p. Holmes and daughter Winnie
of Allegan and Mr. and Mrs. r. Bee
die were Sunday callers at the G..
Post home.
w. ]. Miller and family and F. S.
Friedman were at Camp Custer Sun
day.
Mr.. Plummer of Kalamazoo was a
guest at the j. Stockwell home Tues
day.
Charles Pettey was working for
Chamberlain and Doughtery last
week.
Mrs. Youngs of Berlamont has
been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. r.
Hill.
Warner Stoughton was calling on
friends in town Tuesday.
Steve Marten and Harold Wilcox
are working in Kalamazoo.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-06-28

F. A. Cook and family drove
through from Kansas to visit his
mother Emily Cook and other rela-
|tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Veley and her sis
ter Mrs. H. Sheldon who have been
occupying a cottage at Lake Mill re-
turned home this week.
Some old army muskets and a
number of three and five inch shells
and other relics displayed in Thayer
& Hicks window is attracting much
attention.
Continual on PAGE EIGHT
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1918-06-28

Continued on Page Eight
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
SAVANNAH ATLANTIC
 IN SEA IF TROUBLE

Procedure against William Terry of this city, charged with the violation of the Mann white slave act, began at late hour yesterday afternoon in the Federal courts, but adjourned within a few minutes of the calling of the first witness, until 9:S0 o'clock this morning.
 Mrs. Savannah Atlantic Williams who is alleged to have accompanied William Terry to California, bases her testimony on the fact that he merely accompanied her there in order that she might obtain a divorce. General in- compatibility, it is thought caused the original difficulty.
 On attempting to obtain information, however. as to domestic relations of MT. and Mrs. Williams, the attorney for the defense objected, claiming it irrele- want. Judge Sawtelle sustained the ob- jection and in explanation said that the case alone concerned the alleged inten- tions of Terry while transporting Mrs. Williams from the state. and that it re- mained for the jury to decide whether or not the defendant was guilty as charged
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
BIKE RACE ARRANGED
 FUR FRIDAY MORNING

Under the auspices of the King Brothers and Phoenix Cycle company a bike race will be arranged for next Friday morning at o'clock that will start at the intersection of Central avenue and the Indian School road and finish in front of the King Brothers bicycle shop and the Phoenix Cycle company.
 The distance of the course will be 3 3-5 miles from start to finish. Prizes will be given to the winners by the management of the two bicycle shops that are staging the affair. Entrants may make application at either of the above named shops and get into the race. There will be three prizes for the riders coming in first, second and third.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
INDIANS GET NEW MAN

CLEVELAND, April 2S. - Fred Thornton, a semi-professional pitcher of Columbus, Ohio. is expected to join the Cleveland American league team in Detroit tomorrow. The club left here tonight on it's first road trip without Pitchers Morton, Groom, Eng man and Wilkinson and Second Base man Wambsganss who are i'll.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
INDIANS SCALP MEN
 OF MISSOURI TOWN
PAGE SEVEN
Republican A. P. Leased Wirel

CLEVELAND. April 25.-( (Americam The Indians punched hits off Gallia and defeated St. Louis. The locals made their long hits count for runs, most of them coming with men on the bases. Coumbe, pitching his first game of the season, was scored upon in but one inning, the fourth, when Sisler walked and scored ahead of Dedeon when the latter hit for a home run. The hit would have been good for only two bases but Graney made no effort to field it, believing it a foul. Score;
 Ok I
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
SACRIFICE FLY |S
 SOLE RUN PRODUCER
[RepubIican A. p. Leased wfrel

BOSTON, April 23.-(American)- Thormahlen held Boston hitless until the ninth when Boston, with the bases full and one out, scored the only run of the game on Whiteman's long sacrifice fly to left, which Bodies dropped. With one out in this inning, Strunk singled and took third on Ruth's pinch single on the first pitched ball. McInnis was purposely walked, filling the bases, setting the stage for Whiteman's sac rfce fly Bush was hit safely three times, twice by Bodie. Peckinpaugh, Strunk and Whiteman contributed brilliant plays. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
CINCINNATI TAXES
 GAME AND SERIES
lRepubllcan 4. p. Leased wireJ

CINCINNATI. April 23.-(National) Cincinnati won the series with Chi cago. Chicago took two run lead in the third on passes to Barber and Pas kert and singles by Allen and Groh and Elliotts wild throw. The home team tied it in the sixth on Hollocher's fum- ble, l.. Magee's sacrifice. a pass to S. Magee and an error by Merkle after $. Magee had been caught off first The Reds won in the seventh on a double by Blackburne and 8 single by Allen. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
GIANTS BATTER UP
 BOSTON SOX VETS
Republican A.P, Leased WIre]

NEW YORK, April 23.-(NationaD- The New York Nationals made a clean sweep of their first home stay. The Giants hit both Crum and Canayan lard Doyle made a double and two singles, drove in three runs and scored | fourth. Zimmerman hit a three base lit with the bases full in the sixth. A nisjudged fly by Burns helped Bos-
 on in it's sixth inning scoring. Score:
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
OAKS AND TIGERS IN FAST GAME
NEGRO BOXER BARRED
Republican A. p. Leased wirel

TOLEDO, April 23.-Willie Lang ford, Buffalo negro pugilist, was fined $100 and barred from further partici- patton in Ohio rings at a special meet ing of the Toledo boxing commission today. Langford was found guilty of stalling in his 12-round bout with Jack Blackburn of Philadelphia here last night, in which he was outpointed in every round.
 The commission gave Blackburn credit for vainly trying to make Lang ford fight.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
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Summary: TWO base hlts. Doyle, Kauff, Wilson. Three base hits: Zim- merman. Stolen bases; Burns, Fletch- CT, Young. Sacrifice hts: Fletcher, Young. Double plays: Fletcher and Holke. Bases on balls: Off Sallee 2; off Crum 8; off Canavan 1. Hit by pitcher: By Crum, Fletcher Struck out: By Sallee l; by Canavan :. h. nings pitcher: By Crum 1-3; by CanaYan, 2-3.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
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27 1 ? 27 IS %Batted for Hoblitzel in ninth

Summary: Two base hits: Bodie. Stolen bases: Strunk. Sacrifice hits: Pipp, Shean. Sacrifice fly: Whiteman Double plays: Bush to Scott to Hob- litzel; Bush to Hoblitzel to McTnnis to Agnew. Bases on balls: Off Thor malen 4; Bush 1. Struck out: By Thormahlen 1; by Bush 1.
Arizona republican., 1918-04-24
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