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NOTES

Ciavalanh. oct, ll,--Jusi hsfevN ~
day'a same Mayor ri,s1.Isid eatl1 III
Cleveland fans, pTassntsd lW,sL rN
ana nlil WsmbAgsnA- Win GLENN
studded medals fDI ,hsiv 1FsAi NgeM
y..,.'dsy w""n.s-".. % ssa:, ~.
Lo,ns, With tha bssss fail,
TIT. apaah.r II ,h., onlY LSis.ts ~
IN tbs vsWs WI" wl'nssssd ths tWe -
rr ..."..' 'K r':.tS. ''', w.. "'"" .%
T9jss" az. m,- va. "' II . "."'.S.a p:.,!IH
.. ri, t 1YI.s..Sd Nd" -S." 1s.R" ~ sVI !
lR,.s mon unss.Is,sd. ~ss In The ssNspei
yesterday N#Nlh.
IN. Clev.lsnd player. ,ob!pHsA 49,
" ".ly a." DSr" ." % %t| lax.
hppAk.J = gold watch. 3H
Newton ~ BsksT. r.gv.,s,I 2f 49,
and FORMER mayor OF ns,slsns. ~
pp. -1' y %iii ,i.od.' IT, " w.. rcs,,Ss M
ihr Indians flf5
After the lhvililnG aams ysOtteN,ksi
,loss's Cor to1aIs contest NH1a
Fad no trouble getting 80 for q 49,.
scat [lfNF
KonotChy, the DodSsrI first AneN4H M
made III. RTat hi on Malls, ltitlNl VI.
smisis, With two out. into Ilghl u q
,so3nd inning Errors BY 0eFoHeY 4
hawaii nIisd the bases, but npNAheH 4
IA cling In for Brnith's short ny 49,
ths situation. VIZ
Miller, the brooklyn natGhsr w.
outtuossod Cleveland. In the gtNEH ~
ming with Evans on nrs', be nelt31 Slt
a Itch out and easily caught thS CEii
land outnsIdsr trying To hsal; LS2ya
min with goweil on nIst
tried tho hit and run but Hn!e!
cailsd FOR = wide ball; Ohan HN
his hat 81 u. but missed ana ssNsH 49,
easily trapped a. second MI n
Two mon ware trApps1>-on hTst ILL.,
zane IN tho sixth. OMAN oapehL 49,
viii a lightning throw u Hurna, s
wan caught nsppinI In the siHhsN 80
bmith, IN ~.
IA. hv.ns. the IndlsDA' left esl46Zie
wa. tho battling har0 OF The ~, Az
r...aa thrsa 81 Elaysiand's ssssA h'te
Ia nan ITlpa ~ iha plate
Mar ba .aDsii scandal dsysi0eAS xtls
,.,d.y When Las htiRATnshsf, WlIIW
..,oI., win CLEVELAND. wsni ~ We VII
,i.hI la found h roll ~ bllls uu0st ~
niliov tis Vapotiad ,ha fDalisr " Ill
Iinui Johnson, ~ the NWeflaAN DS4I1ktf
LID Immediately snisnd lhe ron HyIL
,u,ioh We. ~ Iha InliT His'esn S9"Iyrs
arsts dollar binH' ..... flMlE
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Dodgers Thsealsa

Although halis pitched q remarkably
aIuady saUU. nIpuLIYn sSvsIaI Ii,"aH
had no" within p'"Il"1 distance, tho
tu"dsn'a beat 'hHn's ~ sot '.,.. .I"uni
tho U"thp '"'"Ins ln IL" uSu"ud when
% sInRio and ~" ai'"ra nII"d the Iuaon
AfI"I ~" non w"I" "u'. E"""l'hY
ala ahsd lln" S,URl" q" 'ighI Nlldun
rnllad "na I" Haweli but tho llIila sh"Ii
-lvr f"Whlad list l""F enough I" lnHa
hIa chan"e - rot either k"nni"hy ~
SECOND 90 HllduH az flTIt rflll"'H
gruunder rsN" Hstdu"T az napY "hauue
T"r play NJ Any hss", hut h~ "l""
ruruhlcd hillIng N" bases Tor rml,h
WITH two balls 'pliod ~" HT""hlyn
pitcher caught glow curve nenr IA"
end " tho hnt Tor short fly bach ~
pocond ppNnkcr doRh"d In and caught
u for tho third out. brooklyn never
got u man to third after thlN inning.
In tho fourth Myers HlnEird after on"
was out and KOnotChy walked bu' Malls
forced Kildnfc 10 hit short fly to
Who'd And Evans took MIllcrH long
liner.
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MurrnUIn~p W Va, Got ~ Hvnip
wat VIE inln regular VII" l""h Dari "
tho ram" against IrlI ~ Pn'bnh we ~
fioim,d"y .-r.piInr MARTIN ana Hsoh,
~sa Ia uniform today and 'oph pnl' IN
nm attended p,eriIco ~hIrh Included "a
aeyore lnrIura FROM tnn"h MoiniIr ana
T,oIua, rorinall about irplnlng, " In
undcryi""h thu, following H." Ilil Han"
~. ~ two t-Rulnrs took unusual w.
orIIeH with the training TuloH ana THIS
vii mot bo tnInrpicd Those who wsro
Lunwn To have broken training rules
wcr~ r,nElcd oui FOR extra duties.
MCIntIro started In 10 correct tho or
rnrr mndo Ruturdny and chief OF theSo
was tho matter or breaking Interference
by tho tn"kloH and going down hhuar
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Thsrs 4. no doubt ihri tho fnhnnH
played hotter bnll ana allowed 'nnr" M
RTrsrlun and hustle Hunlth WAS trying
10 win all nv himTrIr mud hr n"l,h"r
nshcd nor rrrrlvod much help FROM IN"
DndRrrr accepting from lynn bl""n,
who IN playluR magnificent hnll ~"
held all tho Indiana w"ll In hand 90
coptlnC tho players who ara "nplny"d
by YpNnkrr on tho theory that they emu
hit left handlers ThoSC are EVnnH.
Burns ana Wood, who ala tho greater
pRrt OF Cloveland'I hitiing
While II HssmE rather futllo To spec
ulAto upon what might have bScn, In
that Brooklyn had ~ good ChRnceE Ia
win the Eumo az thoy had Ia win e.ih"r
ono that they captured from tn" Indiana
Ia brooklyn In plain words luck, which
favored them rSfuned To favor them III
thlB contest. and Malta pitched ClrCloH
around thom, Holding than I" thre"
hits hi and Two hTToTA nllcd ih"
bahns with DudaoTa IN the second inning
and a hit Just thfn would hnN" hal
aonaldorL bio effect ia uprItiinF tho dope
but IN the pinch tho wrong hmlth was
at bat Tho smith who wnllopod QUO
nver tho fanon YnHtordhy holonHn 1"
different IrIha and tho ono VIII" came ~
la That amsTFon'y today olo"tod I" hii
"a hail toward onntnT hald lil'ilnE "
hall Iuwntd center mold Ia 'lnH"lhnd In
tanInn,nunI l." nurrrndoT without a nHh'
A haso nn haIin and ninElo F"v" ih"Ih
annthrI ,ha nUo Ia tho fourth. nhd
mass rnr which Connolly wan paI'lalIY
Toapnnalhlc, afforded al opening IL THO
slsih, an opening which war '"l""d u"
apuaa O'Noll by a brilliant nnPr
,hrnv. trapped Noir orr first hnsc, N"ln
following tho rrhohlYn pYHi"m 81 bus"
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DODGERS HELD
HELPLESS BY
DUSTIN MAILS
Twice the National Lcagucrs
Were Unable to Cash In
On "OId Opportunity

'lo\ di1ud bhIu. b,t ~ hhoii"h
hmIIh nada - gallant Shd VAin on"',
IL 'tibCk the advance Uf iho l","lnhd
i"diaUr f"' ha IiI"hSd "no "f ia" h"'d
oct nnd beet s"I"oS anY IviI I""h"' "s"'
pitched IL anY w"iId'a seilCa. ""h u"
TAI lied
~" ,I"ahlnH hllS 4" IL" Hislh i""l"s.
hIIa Iii,h ,ntUU "iI'i ~" ~0'" "ni
Ma, Cleveland - I,rr nud go" iu' va"
aunrah IuI the In'li"ua lth ~" dlu'"v"i "d
tho nz"sSdluE wa"h''ss 81 H"""" nT"l"
IL Iitu Itihu,, IIusur "nd bad liiil" hli
n'uNY Ia s''h i"a ih'h attach"
I~l,a I,""LIgn hrd '""f 'h""''a !"
nUu,. uup,,Il,,uliiuu vh,u ~ aIosl" ~
would have "v'U"d ~ iho s"'i"s. hn' "
hpupunuh IL rs,h '"s" ih"i il" h"ii"'
wiusS Tat. II was - Too" l""i"'
h"lis ~"a d"i "u""l I" the "'n"'
81 hlIiluT "paInsi 81 isn h""h"' With
'Unitpi
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smith Pitched we'll.

CLEVELAND had many m"r" and much
batter chances Ia HCuro Tho tnc' 'hh'
Hmith wan pitching too fast Tor ih"m '"
Hacritlco puCCerrfully. and tho furih"r
fact that they elected Ia hit md run )nn'
whom Hmith pitched widn balls. purpose"
~ or accidentally. n" on" knows Kept
thrm from scoring for nvo lnninEr'
Credit also must bn Rlvnn Ia III" I)"h-
Korr for their dcrpornt" offortH to "'hN"
Off tho dcfrnt.
OutEueSSad. outhit. and almost In Tho
last ditch. thoy played hotter bnll than
they have yet shown.
The Dodgers position toni light In dos,
peratr Robinson has almost oxh9iTt"h
his pitching talent. Hc probably VIII
strive Ia rally his team behind Gr'm"H
tomorrow. whIlo Cleveland. or course.
will attempt TO end up tn" Hcrien ana
grab the championship by using C3vci-
cskIe. Brooklyn. at best. has small hope
OF beating Convey" and there remains
little with which to heat him.
Rohby seems To have RuesHed himsslf
out OF his chances for winning thln
scrles, such may prove the old baseball
adaKe that tho fellow who does Tn"
guessing nutKucsaeB himHof.
7Copyrlght. 1920. tho Bell Syndicate.
Nav York;
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Two hes. hits n"S"s, Olsps.
LIT o.. bases n,o"sjy. ~ Tsv.inn
uss. On bsiIr-On Malls o. Saith J.
struck ou,--HT Malls ~ HWith !.
Umpiy.s- CONNOLLY tplats)I O'DaT
(Upst BASEL Dins-n tseo"nnI hlsm
(thipdD.
"ITnvc r"u hrnrd that ynrn nh"u'
the pcntuunu VIII" Tipped tai driver
u ahilIlnK7' No" replied tho R""lr-
mnu y Invent Nor have ]. 70
marked the other with grin japan
AdV"rtiEcr.
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Dope vindias,sa

-" tho s,nnd old d"po wac vl"hl'"I"h
again, fui ~. d"ro Whiio II Indicated
th"i hnih Malta ."d uml,h ~"mih III
ha,daI la IhaiI sa'"nd duol ih"n ih"y
wsIs to-day iha ne" VII" nE"'"h !"
maL" hiis mad" ih"m, snh lie " -"h
I""' IhpI 'Iev"i.nd should hHy" won
by . Ia, at"nIo' ma,Fi" ih"n II dih
HmIih was Ihn stumbling hl"'h h"'
1vun pitching ~ 10 dld lao wnr Iuohy
10 .Iup ~. tndiHna With nno Iun IheY
~crs full ~ pap eud ""nnhsno" "nh a.
InmI,trd 10 T"ru" tho attack hnilnE The
sarIl"i InnlnHs
~ IL not quit" pinpoT 4" ssH"fl hat
nrUuhIYn ont 1u"rr-d lhoru. aud " l""h
al Irt u"," nH n ihoY ~"r" "u,Tu-r-.
Ing thonsNlVrr twice In pr"nrlnE ~"
attach they attempted Ia run nnh hli.
nud each iimc n -" happened that
HInlth pitched tho Inll 81 Wild" that ia"
baiterH could not III II. md "n"h thu"
tho runuorr trying I" ndvhr"" ri"v"d
an rnby vl,ilu, hlnO Hmlth, although
hesvIly handicapped by III" Tact that
TnnInY Connolly doesn't know that
thsrr ore corners on Tho pinto. w"T ~
tough proposition lilo H-rmod /" ronllH
that 10 was loading IITouklyn'H fnTl"Tn
hope aud hs tried. mnTi, how no tTlch'
iIs pitched well enough to win almost
any hall gam" with n tonm behind him
that was capable Of mhhlhH u hit o"Cnr
iOnuIly, and was forced 1" surrender
b"CnuNo Mails who was cast OF hY Tia"
nodErTa themselves. refused Ia permit
4 Ia. ~ Al all
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Two mon wsrs lrappsd.on hIst W.;
game. IN the sixth. ONshl oAuehk
was caught nsppinH In the siGhA -
bmith, stH#fth IN
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loo hv.na, tie Indl.9H lsff NM;
S"..sa ,hrss ~ Glsysl.nds ssssa hbe
ia K,uT iTlpH ~ iha p'AN '
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rha MtnnInn nun

Although Cleveland had tho bases
nll,d 81 ono tins duTins tho second Ia
nInp. u ~sa n1t until tho nIsth soSsi"n
that tho Iun which save tho h"no team
tho NiUtuTy was pUshad aoT0as Tho
InahinE ~ tho winning tally va. Ttith
a., sIaTilins 81 uH"ft h"d"s. D"s sI""d
uu itka a H. hI knu-a "n a atDfInY niHIt'
AftoI HVans hal fiiod at /" Eunat'hy
hIa sniE hltlass sppasTa"oa at '"~ plata
du'iua tho asn's wsmhshaoss Nsa as"t
- tie ben"h pIs"n - W""At"by
Manager Captain hrsah"' sh"I
aIuRIa I" fIHhi Wlih ~" h"~" the
stag" dId ""t erpo"' !" leo s"i Tee 80"
,naLInE wIb umitb =Isn'inE 'hau, over
With tieutY Of speed snd curve ua"rgo
Ilurns proved - DO tho hsIIet WIN waa
~ daltvcr ~" blow that wrnohsd the
nnhIua' hopes 80 pRSln llainR np ~"
ssrlor no caught "no s.oi'h'r
awSOps 90 the voIY ilp '"f hlS hSi anh
Uf,cd tho aphsTo rl"ar =" tho ""pt"rnsid
hISschcrR tho hall hlt,luR thr low rsll
and cvsdInT' both tho hands Of TaCh
wheat ard those 81 brverpl tnon and
boys who Irlsd to clutch u. being nnally
retTIevsd by Myers. far too lntN 10 pro
vent speaker rr"in scoring. Olson pro
tasted claiming Interference with tho
bait but tho umplr"T rofuHed Ia con
slider tho claim. Tho peculiar U'rCum-
-tancsa which have pcrvadcd tho play
ing Of tho Cleveland club To dhto was
again shown In thiH play. Tor nurnS In
q native hon Of ohio. having boon born
-,
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Kone,ohy tn. DodL.r: iIr'. sEs:f
made tho hrst hit on Nails
sinsis, With two out, into LlIhl ! 4
sac0nJ ipnihG. PrroTs by ucreHeL
racing In for Smiths short ny ~,
thp ailuntlOn. VIZ ~
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Hsis Walked In tho sixth hut was
caught or first with ono out on a
quick throw from DNoill In tho
eighth Olson drove double To loft
with ono out. lilo never passed second,
however. Tor Shcehan popped our and
Kruger batting for Nets forced Olson
brooklyn made . final EFFORT 10 aoora
In tho ninth Myers was nAfo at nrnI
with ono out when howsIl threw high
and k"notohy forced tho brooklyn out
fielder at Second. with M"taho runnih y
ZOE KonetohY. klldurr llrt"d "a long ny
To Evans AMI tho kamo wnn over
Analysis Of tho pitching records Ia
today'a kamb show that Malls aud
Smith wore working on tina bait"rH Ia
Iand huflnT'H auperi"Ti,y lay entirely
LA tho fact that hu allowed fowor hliH
aud scattered thoW hotter than lila "p
pononl
Mails threw the hall I" ~" "at,ors
Do tlmsa whila nltha onorla 'n'allnd
iOa In aiahl innlnah The local lad nh"l
over 10 strikoH. foul Siriho". "a "all"d
halls Touln. forced ~ men I" r." "ut
nu nios aud ~ on RT"undeTH "" al
iswsd three hits In a. many inning"
amIth twIrIed IN strikes, foul
.,rhos ~ csllod balls I fouls, retired
n hntInr- on flioa aud ~ on rollers. lIe
allowed hits. however. hut only In tho
nrth whan Rpspksr'H single Hnd Hum
dnubls scored Clrvelnnd'H run. could u"
indians got moro than ono Hnro blow To
an Inning.
The Rohlnr worc Rtlll full OF nah,
tonight. roEardlsas OF tn" threo straight
defeats at tho haudH OF tho Indians.
"Boat7 should any va arc not
rumed Manager Wilbort Robinson OF
tho National League champions; Wo
haven't been hitting and that's tho sol"
trouble. WSro EoinR out there tomor-
row and smash into those lndlanH 40
hard they will Wish they'd never seen a
worlds serlea and when "" get tham
hack TO Brooklyn. Cleveland won't have
n chance. I'll pitch either Marouard or
Grimes tomorrow and expect 10 STOP
.Cleveland'S winning streak.
lack Wheat. field champion or the
DodE.rs, strobe back and forth and In
positive terma explained how brooklyn
would take three straight
We will hit from now on. n" SAID,
IF Coveleskia pitches tomorrow we IL
drive him out or the box? out OF the
box. despite his two victories
Sherrod Smith. tho southpaw. WI"
lost todny'H battle with waiter MALE
seemed madden than anyone.
II shot over T. fast ono TO Hurna ana
ne happened Ia catch II squhrely. no
said oxpIaininK the hit that won tho
game for Cleveland. but lust lot mo
pitch to that fellow again.
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Aft,r the lhrililnH same q
iIdks,s Cor tnfav's e"btsE GAt4
Hresisv demand than eyer heA4 vi
had no trouble GsttnG $50 Tor = 49,
acal I'm y
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III. Clev.lsnd player. ob!pHsA -
bopshi jim Dunn, ofp.r 81 lM HN11
pa W ~ diamond studded g"ff bahe
hppak.T = gold waidh, 'AF3M
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Hay,on y. Hsh.V. r.eys,srY pf esl
and former mayor Of Glsyslana. ~
plad . bos IN he Yppsv stanas
lie Indians. I III
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IN IT, r: . ss.:': .sn NJ r" :4. ."I II.
r.si.,.d i,ipl. plays made n ~
leagues, Ap.-LA' wsa Win (44
~han Hssl haj Issa. BIZ. pisy No.
100 aud was ~ oan, srhslh tsetAFNNyt Z
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"Cy" Young, ~ho pi,oh.S tDr, nepleA
..iu.t Iiaysland when Hall bNti ~
lh,.. mon uns-nistsd. ~ss In the esNspol
yesterday N#H lia
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SIXTH INNING

nnooHLrN-r.lu up. Hall one. Hall
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LArHsbh Crowd

Larger UrOW4
wrought up Ia fever pitch or On
thu.taam by tho sensational pay az
SUNDAY. this city aud surrounding 500
lions turned out another Tomandous
gathering vf fans for todays game.
Aftor the last turnstlle check hsd deem
made IA WINS announced by tho Nation
nj CnmmtaaIou that tho paid admissions
totalISd 81. loI. tho largest Ia tho bstl"H
10 date Tho gate TuColpIn amounted u"
SEa BBD which will bo divided ton per
cant To- IA, Natlonal tomnhlHalUn and
tho balance equally between tho owners
81 tho two offending clubs and tho
tfnasuTiaH ~ the major l"aEunh
Weather conditions ~oro unlike those
prevailing at any "I the pr"'s"I"r
.anos Tho aky wbs overcast and Z"
aim hrssso blow ACROSS tho "utnold.
causing tho noidsrs Considerable tT"uhla
IN Judging tho c"uTHo or high hli balls
Tha stu"sphSTa was saturated WIN n
damn heat howevsT. and players aud
fans pstapfrsd throughout tho FAmo. A
faw Talndrops foil la tho RlEth Inning
hut a. no timN did u appear that II
would 10 nacsaRnry Ia Call tho ConteEt
TuTirio Roofing
NotwlthHtRudiuA tho heat and humid
ny there WnH no C0Hantlon az elth"r on.
thuaiaam OF roofing In fact. concerted
efforts TO help IN" Indians win were
more conspicuous than In any or tho
preceding Ramoa. Apparently tho on
Tire CONGREGATION or spectators wsro do
their opponents II tho vocal encourage
nsnt Of tho fans could throw IN" nd-
vantage toward tho SpsakcrltsH. For the
nrat time in the scrleH there was evil
dsnca OF attempts to ratio tho oppoH-
ing players. Rattlss. automobile horns
and SUSTAINED yelling and stamping
continued steadily during che play.
Captain Wheat was literally boord
when no famed and then protested tho
strike out In tho second innings. and
Pitcher Smith came IN for similar dis
approval In tho NTH.
There woro plenty OF opportunities
To cheer both tho homo players and tho
Invaders, however. during tho nour and
thirty.rour naautcs OF play. Notwith-
standing that the 1cors was the sma IL
est Of the series and thu game tho
shortest. several brilliant heldinS Tea
lures stood out and by strange CO.
Incidence. two were made by Shortstop
Saw-ll who also was charged with two
errors. both OF which placed BROOKLYN
rInners on the sacks. In tho sixth In.
ming Saweil assisted In tho second ana
third outs with two great stops ana
throws To nrst OF hard hit balls from
tho bats OF Wheat and Myers. In tho
sAma session Catcher ONeil snapped a
fast throw TO Doc johnston AFTER Neia
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-01-20
OVERLAND TRAIL CLUB WILL
MEET AT BATTLE MOUNTAIN

The first meeting of the Battle
Mountain chamber of commerce was
held there Monday evening and a
spirit of unusual enthusiasm was
prevalent. The questions of lighting
fire protection and the Importance of
an electrict signal at the principal
railroad crossing were topics dis
cussed and taken under advisement.
according to the Battle Mountain
Scout.
The Overland Trail club will also
hold a meeting at Battle Mountain on
January "a. and will be the guest of
the chamber of commerce at a lunch
con TO be given in honor of the good
roads men. Members wishing a reser-
vation for this affair must make ap-
plication at an early date, as seating
capacity is limited.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1920-01-20
MRS. CASE HONORED
IN LAST SAD RITES

The funeral of Mrs. W. G.. Case was
held at the family residence in Upper
Winnemucca at 2 o'clock yesterday
afternoon. The service was conducted
by Rev. Ross Turman of the Episco-
pal church. The Eastern Star and
Maccabees, of which orders deceased
was a member, attended in a body.
A choir composed of Mrs. p. Il. Rob-
erts, Miss Mae Morrison, Mrs. l.. A.
LaPoint and c. Z. Robins sang a
hymn and Mr. Robins sang a solo,
Face to Face" The accompaniment
was played by Mrs. l.. G.. Campbell.
The pallbearers were j. Sheehan, c. +.
Haviland, NJ S. Hoskins, S. G.. Lamb,
A. f. Organ and J. w. Davey. Many
beautiful floral offerings bore testi-
mony of the love of friends and the
estimation of fraternal societies.
Fred, one of the sons of Mr.. and
Mrs. Case, came from Casper, Wyom-
ing, and Bill Case. the youngest son.
came from Nina. c. W. Mills, a SON.
in-law, came from Minden to attend
the funeral. Mrs. Allen Twist, rela-
tive from Paradise Valley, and Walter
Case, a grandson, from Reno. were
also present.
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PARADISE LODGES
HAVE SOCIAL NIGHT
Especial Correspondence


PARADISE VALLEY, January 49,
Saturday evening after the Odd Fell
lows meeting, the Rebekahs joined the
brothers" at the hall and enjoyed
games and cards until twelve o'clock,
when a lunch was served 1t is
planned to make these social meet
ings semi-monthly affairs and the
next one is scheduled to take place
on Wednesday evening, February 4.
The Rebekah lodge will install Of
ficers and initiate candidates this
week. Wednesday, January 21, and all
members are urged to be present
A second wild cat was caught at
the Riley garden on Saturday.
Paul Travis was busy in town all
day Saturday making out permits for
cattle owners. Nearly every rancher
was in town during the day.
DR.. Webster spent the weekend in
Winnemucca with his family.
Siwash, well-known Indian char
acter, caught one of the Grigsby
hounds in trap Friday and was Bit
ten on the nose by the animal when
trying to release it. Mr.. Grigsby
brought him down to the doctor,
but as the physician was away, he
was taken back and repaired by the
capable hands of Mrs. Grigsby.
Mrs. Fred Stewart is reported on
the sick list.
Canido Arriaga has returned from
Boise, Idaho, where he went with Gus
Hecheverria several weeks ago. He
says Gus will stay awhile longer.
Will Abel was in town Friday look
ing for workmen.
George Owens and Norman Cath
cart have gone to Hard Scrabble.
about fifteen miles northeast of town.
for a two weeks hunting and trap
ping trip. Tony Aranzamendi drove
them to their destination in his REQ
Miss Hazel Heiken arrived on
the Saturday stage from Sacramento
to teach the intermediate grades of
the Paradise school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincente Mendietta
were Winnemucca visitors Saturday.
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ADDITIONAL PERSONAL.

r. l.. Norris is visitor in town to-
day from Battle Moutain.
c. b. Brown has gone to San Fran
cisco and other coast cities on a buy
ing expedition.
Mrs. E. H. Foster, formerly of Ken
nedy and late of San Francisco, has
taken position in the office of f.
Reinhart Company.
George n. Kratz and d. II Pickard,
with the Western Union. are in town
on business connected with the local
plant. .
A. I. Mayer arrived here Saturday
from San Francisco to assume his
new position as auditor for the Win
nemuccas Water & Light Company.
Charles W. Guthrie, court reporter,
returned this morning from Lovelock.
where he had been since the last ses-
sion of court there. visiting his sister.
Mrs. John Dam, and family. They re-
side on ranch four miles from town.
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WINNEMUCCA, OUTWEIGHED.
LOSES BOTH GAMES

Although both of the local basket
ball teams put up a scrappy game at
the high school auditorium last Sat
urday night, the visitors from Reno
and Elko scored victories. The first
contest between the winnemucca and
Elko high schools was won by the
latter with score of Sc to 10. but
this does not indicate that the visi-
tors did not have hard time bring
ing such result about.
In the second game the Mayrose
aggregation. outw eighing the local
boys by far, took the contest after
many exciting plays, the score at the
end of the second half standing % to
10.
Following the games a dance was
held until midnight, music being
furnished by the JolIity Jazz Orches-
ira.