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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-07-18

county road repair and primary
Shelsness, A., graveling county
road Observation-Disclosures 3S1 60
Shelton, A. B., dragging county
road HOO
Sewers. Guy, work with grader $3.50
ST. Joseph's Mercy hospital, nurse
and care Of Ieor------------- $500
Scott, Jd1ln,i dragging primary
road - 1850
Swanson & Company A., building
permanent 3S5.OO
Swanson & Company A., building
permanent bridge--4---------1 729.SO
Schroeder, +. A., right of way
for road ------------------ lSO.UO
Trnmbauer, c. NJ, assessing
Williams town------- 1000
Trumbaucr, c. NJ, attending
meeting board of revicw------ 11OO
Timm, Carl, dragging primary
road --------- 900
Vangness, O., building permanent
bridges -------- 14.17
Vest, Lyman A., state examiner 25S.2O
Walrath, G. A., assessing Blairs-
burg town 1890
Westwick, Vern, assessing Rose
Grove township------- $500
Welch, Frank, provisions for
county me----------------- U.Ol
WEIGH, Frank, supplies for court
house 50
Welcll, Frank, provisions for
moor 2O.44
White Front Bakery, bread for
county home $50
Webster City Mercantile Com
pany, dry goods for county
home and provisions for county
homo 1875
Winter, w. G., seeds for county
farm 24.39
Wepel, John, dragging county
road 1915
Wilson Hotel Taxi Company,
trip to county farm with super
visor and state Inspector 200
Webster Township, February and
April trustee meeting------- 21.OO
Winter, Jennie, clerk in auditors
office Observation-Disclosures 5000
Walterick Printing Company,
supplies for court house, G.D
Williams Enterprise, publishing
notice for county superintend-
ont 80
Wood, Buck, filling bridge, 24.Oo
WEIGH, Frank, provisions for
|; moor --- GOA
Wilson, II. n, dragging county
road and grading county road 5000
Westrum, Nels, dragging county
road 400
Westwick, Arthur, dragging pri-
mary road 500
Williams Township, April trustee
meeting 24.0o
Weltha, Otis, machine repair and
gang maintenaiice------ 7S.OO
Yancy, John, dragging county
road S24.OO Claimed Held
On motion, board adjourned to May
II, 1921.
O. ]. johnson,
Chairman Board Of Supervisors.
Howard Baxter,
County Auditor.
May II, 1921.
The Board of Supervisors of Hamil
ton County, Iowa, met on the above
date pursuant to adjournment with all
members present.
Minutes OF May 2, 3, 4 and ., 1921
were read and on motion approved as
read. t
Bond of o. o. Lien contractor for
hauling gravel was presented and on
motion approved.
Claims of George A. Doyle and Ed
rl,lnd NJ. Seiser, World War Vets. for
exemption from taxes, as per Sub-Div.
Z. Sec. 1904 s. s. were presented and
or motion allowed.
The joint Boards of Supervisors of
Hardin and Hamilton Counties, Iowa,
having confirmed the report of Benefit
Commissioners on ROrem it. ID. ID.
Hardin County No. 105, Hamilton COun-
ty No. PIG, filed on Dec. 6, 1920, with
changes, therefore be it
Resolved by the Board of Supervisors
of Hamilton County, Iowa, that the re-
port of the commissioners to inspect
and classify all the lands benefited
by the location and construction of
Rorem 1T. D.. D.. Hardin County No.
1O5. Hamilton County No. ZIG. and
MAIN an ,uuitOhla AnnOrt iOnmpnt Of
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07
Sporting News Of the Day
Flashes From
Former Fights.
ITCHELLCoRBET

1901 ~. 49, . - 49, '4.aENE
Sixteen months after James j.
Corbett won the heavyweight cham
pionship Of America from John L.
Sullivan. hes added to his laurels by
severely beating Charles F. Mitchell.
who came over from England to
challenge the conqueror of peerless
John L. Il ia
The night took place at Jacksonville,
Fla. on January rs, 1884, and ended
in the third round. 7
There was much enmtY between
the battlers, Corbett refusing to shake
hands with his. opponent before the
fight began. His attack upon the
Englishman was a merciless one, and
in the third round he broke Mitchcil's
0 with a half swing blow.
His nose. already lop-sided, Mitch
ell came away from the ropes only to
receive another crashing fist in the
same spot. The blood gushed freely
and on the next blow Mitchell dropped
to the mat. He rose gamely. but as
he tottered from the ropes, Corbett
spounced upon him, once more crash
ing his swift right against the Eng
lishman's broken nose, sending Mitch
ell down for a knockout. s
Both the fighters were arrested as
soon as they left the ring, the state
charging them with having met by
previous arrangement and engaged in
A nIht.-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07
ZETAS LOSE GAME
PLAYED YESTERDAY

The Delta Sgs scored a victory
over the Alpha Kappa Zetas in the
Campus league game at the university
Yesterday, by a score Of 2 toll.
The work of johnson who twirled
for the winners "a q feature of the
game. He held the speedy Zetas
down to no hits and famed IL Of
them. Erickson, who pitched for
the Zetas, played a good game. but
famed only six and allowed I'VE hits.
The first score was made by the
Zetas in the fourth frame and held
the lead until the sixth. when their
opponents brought in a counter that
squared the game. In the last frame
the Delta SiEs brought in the winning
counter. This game brought the Delta
,Sigs nearer the top Of the league. The
CAMPUS league standing Ia. ".
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07

A complete report of the results
OF the athletic events in connection
with the annual play-day held at Lar
imore Saturday, June q, is as follows:
Shot put-Tictor Bonlie. Marvel;
Robert Mckenzie, Larim6re; Geofge
Eddie. Northwood.
100 yard dash-Gordon Aurland,
Logan Center; Albert Mclean, Nj
asara; Dwight Hoy, Logan Center.
High jump-Joy Sine, Northwood;
Alfred Boulder, Logan Center; Robt.
Mckenzie. Larimore.
40 yard run-Albert McLain. Nj
agara; Robert Mckenzie, Larimorc;
Leon Tempe. Logan Center;
Broad jump-Gordon Aufland, Lo-
gan Center; WILDER Anstad, Manvei.
Low hurdles-Albert Mclean, Nj
Dwight Hoy, Niagara.
One-half mile relay-Niagara, Lo-
gan Center.
Volley Ball.
Class A boys awarded to Larimore.
Protested by Inkster. Banner with
heidi
Class A Eirls-LArimore. Emerade.
Class B boys-Inkster, Emerado.
Glass G girls-Gilby, Inkster.
Grade Boys. 115D Class.
100 yard dash-ens Rasmussen,
DiosiiSe NJ. 10 MOIdlnc, Ndrlyic SOr-
lie. ,1Arimore.
Broad iump-Sidney Kirk. Niagara;
Minnard Larson, Emerald. Dissric,
No. 81; Bruce Sunda, Emerado. Dis
trict No 80. u.
High jump and relay-Not run.
Grade Boys, 1051D GAS.
100 yard dash-Jens Rasmussen
Moraine township: Harvey Kirk, Nj.
CARA: Arnold Hoser. Niagara.
Broad jump-Neil McKechnie. Gil.
by: Jens Rasmussen. Moraine town.
ship; Harvey Kirk. Niagara
High jump-Harvey Kirk. Niagara
800 yard relay-Larimore, Niagara
Grade Boys. 05n Glass.
Is yard dash-John Bragger, Nj.
agara; James Edwards. Niagara; ia,
cob Holwegger, District No. "a.
Broad jump-John Bragger, Nj.
agara; Arve Rhine, Logan Center; Jas
Edwards. Niagara.
High jump-John Bragger. NJ.
agara:. Arve Rime. Logan Center
Russell Lucke. Niagara.
200 yard relay-Eiagara, Larimore
Moraine township.
Grade Boys. sorb Glass.
50 yard dash-Jack Gilhooly, Ink
ster; Kenneth Griffin. 1nkster; Her
man Lucke, Niagara.
Broad jump-Jack Gilhooly. Ink
ster; Kenneth Griffin, Inkster; Cariyl
,, Sorlie. Larimore.
Grade Girls. Class 5.
Is yard dash-Mabel Lucke, Nj
aeara.
Baseball ,throw-Jennie King. Nj
agara: Blanche Bundy. Logan Center
Bernice Mccoy. Logan Center.
Potato race, balancing and relay
Not run
sem Boys.
High jurnp-Joe Iceland, Larimore
Leslie Lord, Larimore; Jack Gilhools
Inkster.
Grade Girls. Class Z.
so yard dash-Ruth Tempe. LosA'
Center; Eveline Rostberg. Logan Cen
ter.
Baseball throw-Lorraine Walsh
LArimore; Lillian Head. Larimore
Mabel Shaffer. Larimore.
Balancing-Marion Temple, Losa
Center; Aletha Boulder, Logan Cen
ter: Vidi Rosenberg, District No. ~.
zoo yard relay-Logan Center, Ry
township.
Potato race-Not run.
Grade Girls, Class I.
50 yard dash-Madeline Hofer. Ii
gan Center; Clara Hanson, Inkster.
!: Potato race and ,balancing-Ne
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07
American And British
Golfer. Begin First
Round OF Tournanen,

Gleneagies. Scotland, June 7.-fBy
the Associated Press .)-Twenty-two
Americans and British professional
golfers began today the first qualify
ing round of the thousand guineas
professional. tournament here. In ad-
dition to these players, the French
professional champion. Arnaud Mas
sey, entered the qualifying round.
The opening of play this afternoon
was favored with fine weather. 1t
that Jim Barnes Of the Pelham coun-
try club would not take part in this
event. having Withdrawn on account
OF his health. He 10 suffering from
neurttls.
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Gram REUEIPrs.
: ST. PAUL.
LIVE G

South st. Paul, Mimi. June 4
Cattle receipts 1000. market slow
generally steady; choice to good |
steers 800 to S.35; bulk $50 to Z,
best yearling steers bid 8.25, /
higher: best heavy steers early Z;
butcher cows, and heifefs mostly I
to 800; few. up to 700 and bet
Gamers and cutters $50 to 3.75;N
logna bulls $50 to $50; best d
vealers SO cents higher; pAckersS
500; stockers and feeder trade 4
uneven, mostly steady.
Hog receipts $500; market acv
fully is to Is cents higher; SOM
more; range 700 to $780,; bulk 4
to 7.85; pigs is cents higher; topS
Sheep recefpts/300; market al
steady: best spring lambs 12.00;3
ewes 400. !
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wIcAcO GRAIN TARI,E
CASH SALES.

CASH SALES.
Chicago. June Cash: Wheat No
red 1.56; No. l hard 1.5s Ia tc
1862.
Corn No. 2 mixed 81 1-2; No. 2 YET.
low 81 1-2 to IS.
Oats No. 2 white ,3s 1-2 to SO Ia;
No. 2 white 371-2 to So,
Rye No. 2 1.29 to l.40.
Barley so to II.
Timothy seed $50 to 500.
Glover seed 1890 to 1900.
Pork nominal. u
Lard $50.
Ribs $50 to 1850.
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ID

New York. June 7.-Butter strong:
receipts 1896; creamery higher tran
extras. 80 1-2 toSS3: creamery extras.
90 score, H:1-2 To 80; creamery firs;s,
50 to 81 score, 2S.te 81.
Eggs irregular: receipts 37.426:
fresh gathered extra firsts % l.: to
20 1-e: firsts 25> to 81.
Cheese steady: receipts 5.5sl: sat"
whole milk flats. fresh spec'als. Is to
16 1-c; ditto, average run IA 1-2 to
IS 1-2; state whole twins specials Is
l-2 to\16; ditto average run IA IL
to IS. \
Live poultry steady; .broilers ,35 to
55: dressed poultry quiet; prices un-
changed.
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MARKET NEWS
CHICAGO.
GRAM Ann PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 7.-Wheat declined
in price today owing in a large degree
to excellent weather conditions pre-
lvailing over the greater part Of the
winter crop belt. Reports that har-
vesting had commenced inS Kansas
tended also to give advantage to
the bears. Trade was fairly active.
Opening quotations which varied from
"a cent lower to Ia cent advance.
with July 1929 Ia to rs IA and
September $1.1S 1-2 to 1.l7, were fol-
lowed by material setbacks all around.
Corn was easier in line with wheat,
although rural offerings OF corn re-
manned email. After opening. l-s to
"a 1-2@B.s to 81 ga, the market
underwent q further. sag.
Oats paralleled the action OF other
grain, starting at Ia of to a like adj
vance. July SO IA TO SO ga. and then
showing a. general decline.
Higher quotations on: hogs carried
! provisions; up grade.
Subsequently buying On the part Of
houses with seaboard connections
helped bring about an .upturn in
prices. A bullish crop estimate, the
most radical yet, was also a factor.
The close was unsettled, 1-2 cent
net lower to q like advance with July
lbs. 3-4 to 1850 and september 1.16
So to 1.17.,
Announcement that vessel charters
had been made for 100000 bushels
Of o to, Montreal. and Buffalo had
only Q temporary Strengthening in
fluence. The close was heavy, 3-4 to
1 1-S cents net lower, with July So
rs to So and September IS to IS 1-s,
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Tigers Finish with. Win

Philadelphia. June 6.-Detroit COM
pleted the series here today by ham,
merinE three Philadelphia pitchers
for d IL to 8 victory. Nineteen hits
were gathered by the visitors. In.
cluded in this array were home runs
by Cobb, Dauss and Blue. and triples
by Basaer and Heilmann. DueAn
OF the Athletics. also made a home
run. Score:
Detroit .....310 4o1 21o-12 10 4
Phila delphia 900 SO 100 s IL /
Dauss and Bassler; Keefe, Hasty,
Mayor and Perkins.
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SSU1IUTH
GRAIN.

~ IL
Duluth. June AFTER advancing
at one stage with buying following II
bullish winter whea crop report.
wheat prices eased today and the
gains were lost. July wheat closed
unchanged at 1856: July durum ia
cent of at 1913 Ia asked and Sep
TENDER 1 cent off at 1.z4 asked.
Good bidding came in flax with
crushers picking up small lots. The
trade. wal influenced by the increa5-
ing elevator stocks at the terminals.
September 2 cents UP at 1.91s bid and
October 3 cents up, at 1872 bid.
Spot rye closed 3-4 up at 1.35 ga
asked and July "a up at 1926 3-4
asked. Oats closed rs of at 81 SIS
to IS SIS for. spot and barley un-
changed Dit IS to e3 cents for spot.
Closing: Wheat No. I dark north
! crn on track 1.4s to 1.7s; No. 2 dark
northern La to. l.73: No. 3 dark
northern 1.31 to l.64-all nomina,:
No. I amber durUm on track 1.4e IA
to LET If: No. 24amber durum 1.47
Ia to 1.S5 Ia; Mol durum LAT Ia;
No. 2 drum 1.45 Ia; No. II mixed
durum ~ Ia: No. mixed durum
Flaxseed on track and to arrive
1.s7; September 1911 bid; October
Oats on track IS i-2 to 50 SIS.
Rye on track 1.35 3-4; arrive 1.54.
"a; Lu1y 1.2O 81 asked.
Barley on track Is Y 50:
Duluth, MINI, June 7:-Eleyator
receipts domestic grain: Wheat 11b,.
200 bushels; corn. 1862; oats. g.
200; barley, 1900 bushels; rye. ~:
uhAA4 n, ann. h..,.,,
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AMERICAN ASSN.

Toledo, June s.-rhirty players
were used in today game. Minneapo-
liz winning. 10 to .. in the ninth. on
Jennings single and Conroy's double.
russell init over the right field wall
LOT a nome run. the first time that
feat has been accomplished this sea-
Minneapolis 900 o14 2o1-1o. i
LowdermiiR, He 4. eSim small IN
good. George and shestak. Mayer:
McColl, Okrie. Mead, McCulIoueh and
Kews Won.
indianapolis, June 6.-Kansas CIR
punched three OF its hits along with
three bases on balls and two errors in
the fifth frame today. scoring Nye
runs. and defeated Indianapolis. s to
2. Score:
Kansas city ]. 900 $50 ooo-S 4
Indianapolis 001 100 900 !
Carter and Scott; stryker. Eng.
mann and Henifne.
BARNES Effecdve.
louisville, June t.-BarneS effect
I've pitching In the pinches enabled
Mtlwaukeesto defeat Louisville. / 10 8.
1.-THE seooud game Of the series.
Mll-aukes 900 zoe .s1SLs + ! 3
Louisville ~. 900 go eoo-o5 ! )
Barnes ana Gossett; Long ana Ko-
CuSI. ~ go
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07

Washington. - Committee. reed
mendations for a minimum army
10000 men for the next fiscal n
were attacked in the senate when
"""ay appropriation bill was broY
up. 4
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Senator'S Won Fourth

Washington. June 6.-waahington
made it four out Of FIVE from Chicago
today by taking the last game of the
series today, 10 to Z. The game was
characterized by free hitting and loose
playing. Score:
Chicago ....,o11 900 OBJ ~ S
Washington .211 100 o5x-10 Is S
Kerr and Schalk; Courtney. Shaw
and Charity.
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Poultry alive unchanged.
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. June Cattle receipts
5000; weighty beef steers weak to Is
cents lower; other classes slow, steady;
veal calves Is to SO cents higher: top
pound beeves 500; bulk $50 to 8.35:
butcher cows and he.fers mostly 4.75
to s.75; bologna bulls largely $50 to
AIS: bulk veal calves 800 to $50.
Hog receipts $1,000; active, 10 to
20 cents higher than yesterdays aver
age; heavies and heavy mixed up
most; hogs nearly all sold; top S.25;
bulk 100 to $40; pigs 10 cents to Is
Sheep receipts 10000; mostly
tive springs 1875; bulk 1900 to 1880;
some California springs 1875, with
20. per cent sorted: others held high
err. California yearIing lambs Ills;
Texas wethers 500; fat eve top 4.76.
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POTATOES.

Chicago. June Potatoes dull;
receipts 81 cars; Louisiana long white
$2.oe@2.75 cwt; Alabama cobblers
$2.8o@ $50 cwt; Spaulding rose $3.50
cwt; Virginia cobblers $3.50 a bar
rel: North Carolina .$5.0e@5.:5 a
barrel.
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, June 7.-Butter higher;
receipts 22,180 tubs; extras 81; firsts
Is to 50; seconds 20 to "a; standards
Cheese lower; twins Is l-2 to "A;
twin daisies IA to IA 1-2; single dais-'
les IA la to II 10; Americas II to
- 1-2; brick IA to l41-2; lonEhorns
II to II 1-2. @
Eggs higher: receipts 2s,2s3 cases;
firsts % 1-2 to Is: ordinary firsts 20
to FL; At mask, cases included. % to
% 10. /.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-07

Washington. - Banker. of the
middle west and northwest are to be
invited to Washington to confer with
President Harding on financial prob
lens, 1t was said at the treasury.
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Browns Beat Ysnks

New York. June e.-St. Louis de-
feated New York 5 to l today in one
local season. DAVIS of the Browns
was wild. twice filing the bases with
passes, but allowed only two hits.
Collins Of the Yankees also pitched
we'll, but a batter hit and a wild pitch
figured in the runs made OF him.
Score:
ST., Louis .....11o 900 oos-5 I 0
New York 1000 900 01o-1 2 2
|. Davis and severeN; Collins, Shee-
han and Schang.
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NEW YORK
STOCKS.

New TYorkI~une 7.-ClOS1n1 out OF
speculative accounts and further cali
ing Of loans by banks provoked heavy
liquidation on the stock exchange to-
proximated 100000 shares the entire
list establishing lower prices. Losses
of 1 to a points attended the extern,
sive offerings OF oils, motors. equip
ments, sugars. shippings and rails.
Among the latter were Atlantic Coast
Line and louisville &..Nashville at re-
cessions Of 3. 1-2 and 4 Ia points.
New York Airbrake. International
Paper, Famous Players and several
Of the express company shares were
included among the weak speeialties.
Foreign exchange steadied slightly,
but only q moderate supply Of call
money was obtainable ut z 1-2 per
cent.
Initial prices in the stock market
today pointed to q continuance of
yesterdays selling pressure. This was
based IN part IN further. unsettlement
of 1oreign exchange rates. High
grade rails, oils, motors. ~shipping1
and numerous unclassi6ed shares
were lower by liberal fractions to 1
1-2 points. Especial heaviness was
shown by Reading, Texas & Pacific,
Mexican and Pap-American Petrole-
ums, General Asphalt, Atlantic Gulf,
American International, Cuban Cane
Sugar, United States Rubber, Inter-
national Paper and the several leath-
Ter issues. The few nominal gains at
the opening included, Canadian Pacific
and Houston Oil.
Shorts covered extensively in the
last hour; leaders recovering 1 to )
points. The. rally was accompanied
by marked improvements In. foreign
exchange. The closing was irregular.
Sales Appropriated 100 ,0o0 shares.
Louisville & Nashville extended Its
loss to 9 points at midday. Fresh
elements OF weakness were uncovered
In the oils. steels. equipments and
specialized. Lackawanna Steel, Chi
caEo Pneumatic Tool, pressed Steel
Car and Industrial Alcohol were 2 to
4 points under yesterdays final prices.
MONEY.
New York, June Prime, mercan-
title paper s 3-4@7: exchange irregu-
lar; sterling 60 day bills 3.76 1-S.
Francs demand Sill; cables 8.13.
Lire demand 4.81; cables 4.83.
Marks demand Isl; cables 1853. .
Sweden demand 22.45.
Norway demand 1890.
Montreal II Ia per cent discount.
a money nrm; nigh Z LIZ; IoW
Z; ruling rate Z Ia.
METAL
New York, June Cooper quiet;
e%lectrolytic spot and June Is Ia to
13 I,2; July 13 1-2 to 10 ga.
Tin steady; spot and nearby 29.75;
futures 1915.
isop nominal; 20. ? northern as.oe
to 24.o0. .
Lead easy; spot Ats.
Zinc quiet; East st. Louis deliver,
ispot $50 to 40. @r
Anthony 5.25. @
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METAL
COTTON.

New York. June Cotton futures
closed steady: July 1883. October
1894: December 1873; January 1887,
March 14.15. 49,. q ~ -s.sasss
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, June Liberty bonds
closed: 8 1-2s, $500; first IS, $40
bid: second IS, $500; first 4 1-1A.
$3.50; second Fills. $500: third
4l-4s. $500; fourth 4 Las. S7.1O;
Victory s3-4s, $3.50; Victory 3-ls,
$3.50. 90
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston, June 6.-Boston made it
three out of four from Cleveland by
winning today. Z to s. The winning
run came on Caldwelrs wild pitch az
ter Collins double and Wits sacrifice
in the seventh. Speaker signalled his
return as a regular by making four
hits. Score: =
Cleveland ...1o1 100 soo-s 1s Q
Boston ......co0 los 1ox-7 9 3
Mails. Caldwell and Thomas. Will
SON; Pennock. Myers, Russell and
Ruei.
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dark northern fan

FLOUR.
Minneapolis, June 7.-Flour
changed; shipments s5,4s5 barrel
Bran 1900. /
GRAIN RECEIPTS.
i. Minneapolis June 7.-WheatA
ceipts 22S cars compared with I
cars a year ago. d
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FJfpt,@ sMtch.-The Minhisar.oo.
taSi0 bsss6ati League starfe6 ~
~ the relief " Pueblo Hood su11sIss.
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R6u0Q IAkoG
Both spared carefully. They ex-
changed lefts to the stomach. Kansas
landed a left low on the body but
apolosfzed. Leonard hooked a left
to the face. Then the challenger
hookedttwo lefts to the face and Leon
ard vent = left to the wind. Kansas
hooked . left to the neck and Leonard
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RESULTSOF
COUNTY PLAY
DAY CONTESTS
Many School Children Of
County Participate in
Events.

A complete report of the results
of the athletic vents in connection
with the annual play-day held altar
innore Saturday. June 4, is as follows:
Shot put-victor Bonlie. Marvel;
Robert Mckenzie, Larimore; Geofse