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Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-03-10

Frank Spence of south of town was
here on business Wednesday.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-03-10
MEET MR.. DUNCAN
KENFESVILLE RESIDENT

Thursday, March End A. l.. Dun
can held sale on his farm and it
was one of the best attended and
best bid sales held this spring. Mr..
Duncan believes in giving the devil
his dues and just dropped in on the
Courier man to tell him how well
pleased he was. He advertised his
sale in the Courier. On the day the
Courier was being distributed to the
good people in the vicinity of Mendon
Mr.. Duncan was there, sort of renew
ing acquaintances and in relating the
fact to the reporter he said that he
was going to tell few of the people
that about his sale, but he never got
to first base, even. Every man he
saw had something to say about the
sale. "Why, Mr.. Editor, everyone
in that community must get your pa
per, because they all had something
to say about it before / could mem
ton it to them.n This is just another
one of the instances where it is
proven that the Courier is some pa
per in which to place advertising.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-03-10

The Modern WoOdman of America
will show four reels of high class
moving pictures at the American
Theatre in Keytesville, Thursday
night, March 16, entitled "Who is
my Neighbor," and ''The Value of a
Life" This show is free and every
one is invited to attend.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-03-10

Try ! elaasiiied ad They'n WoEk m
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1922-03-10

There will be services at the Bap-
list church next Sunday morning and
night, also Monday and Tuesday
nights. Mr.. Cutters subject will be,
tWhy Am Ia Baptist?" Wednes-
day evening G. B. Barham of Kansas
City viii be present and will preach.
All are requested to be present.
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LIEUTENANT ANNEXES
PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP
Try Associated prcss.1

CAMP PERRY, OHIO. Sept. ga
Lieutenant Eduardo Andino. Eigh-
ie"nth Infantry. Fort Slocum. y. Y,
IS the national pistol champion. An
dino, against Il field OF 365. came ont
hrst with score Of 265 out of a
possible 800 in the national r.fc
matches
Lieutenant Sidney H. Kinds. Fifty
thitd Infantry, Fort Russell. wyo.,
Was second.
For tnird place, willis A. IIedden.
I. : Infantry, Dahloncga. Ga, had
2G2
Sergeant Otto Bentz coas, artillery.
Foft Wordcn. Washington. was tho
winner OF the national individual
rifle match. huishing yesterday with
Il total OF S37 out of Il possible 350.
Sergeant Anton Kotarczyk, Twen-
ty-ihird Infantry. Camp Travis. Tex,
was second with 331. and Captain
Marvel Parsons, coast artillery, Fort
Monroe. was third with 337.
Sergeant Arthur D. Rothrock, L..
= Infantry. and Sergeant Pctre Moi
!erstrom. Eleventh United states Cav
airy, won the two-man team match
with a total OF SIS out OF a possible
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STAGE 8 CLASS EVENTS
ON GRAND CIRCUIT CARD
Wilaski, of Mcdonald Stable.
Wins 2:l6 Trot With
I by Associated Prcss1

COLUMBUS. OHIO. Sept. 23-Thrce
cheap class events wcre all that
were staged on today's Grand Circuit
card, the PIC pace having been de-
cIarcd of because of n lack of start
crs.
Wlask of the Mcdonald stable.
was the only straight heat winner of
IN" afternoon. winning the 2:l3 trot
without dropping Il heat. she was
hrsi choice along with JustisSlma.
After - w. Maloney. an outsider.
had won the first heat OF tie 2:os
pace, he broke In the second mile and
narrowly escaped the flag. Wrack. the
'aN"rIic. winning. II. ~. Maloncy
was never headed in tho final mile
however, Jane the Great placed in the
Held in tho 2:04 trot. won that event
after kiIo Watts. second choice. had
won the first heat. In each of the
last two miles Jane the Great was
easily the best. while the iavor!te.
fet"r toley. was never a contender.
The summary:
2:l3 trot, three heats. purse $1,000:
Wilaski. br. IN. by the North
ern Man tMcDOnald) .Il
lustissima. b. M. McMahon) 4
''"' ""'"Hhc' pF' :. t\a!cntinc)
AT" Evans, Hcolow Man. Is Worthy
KINNEY, First Degree. Walter
sterling also started Best time,
2:o6 IL
EOS pace, three heats, purse 81 900:
II. w Maloney, blk. &, by
Judge billiard Ray) 6 /
Wrack h h. by Peter the Great
tMcMahon) .............. . 2
DICK Sanders. b. II. Galin) -. - 4
Frank Little. b. <. (Stokcs) 3 3
The Departures, Red Heart also
started. Bcst time. 2:04 Ia
2:Oi trot. three heats. purse 81. 900:
Jan" the Great. br. m. lay Pc
ter the Great tCoN)
kil Watts, h. m. by General
watts tErskine) . . .
fet"r 1"lcy. b. Z. (Stokes) =. 8 3 ,
Emma Harvester also ran. Best
time. 2:04 10
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BOXING ENTERTAINMENT
IN FULTON THIS FRIDAY
AL Holman and Billie Laurie
Meet in Main
Bout.

great deal OF interest is being
shown among the members of the
Fulton Athletic Association in the
to be held - Friday at the club
building at The corner OF Fifth and
Nicholson Streets.
Manager Mills has secured. "Al"
holman, OF Hopewcll. AID Billie
Laurie, OF Richmond, for the main
event.
Holman writes that he is in the
vest OF cnndit on, owing to the re
cent workouts with his brother. Char
lie. who viii accompany him here
rs his second
Laurie was seen in action in Full
ton at the last meeting OF the as
sociation, and performed so well that
IT was decided TO bring him back
again. lie is also local boy and
has been working out around Wash
ington. Laurie showed shiixobngtao
ington. Laurie showed his boxing
ability when he stayed the limit with
young" Bowen in AN eisht-round
match some time ago in this city.
Holman and Laurie will box eight
rounds.
Besides the main event there will
be two other good matches. Earl
Davis and frankie Walden will go
SIX rounds. As the members have
seen them in action before they are
sure of seeing some real mixing. as
poth Of them are in The game until
the gong.
what IS expected to he the whirl-
wlnu match Of the evening is that
between Speedy Whitney and Roy
Underwood, also local boys. both
well known around the cjtv havi,y
done considerable boxing at different
athletic clubs
The FIRST match will start promptly
at $50 o'clock, and the members are
urged To be on hand early. as the
seating arrangement has been fixed
TO take care Of the largest crowd
ever attending these matches
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POOR SUPPORT ENABLES
YANKS TO BEAT INDIANS
Summa, Former Virginia
League Star, Slams Homer
OFF Jones.
Try Associated Press. ]

CLEVELAND, Sept. 23.-Poor sup
port back OF Schcrrod Smith. former
Brooklyn pitcher, who hurled his
first game for Cleveland today. and
thle. who succeeded him. enabled the
Yankees to take the second game of
the series. Z to q. Successive home
runs by Summa and Gardner figured
ia iour-run rally by Cleveland in
the hith when sam Jones WAS
driven from the box
lioNt, who relieved Jones. was
found for successive doubles by
God and Mclnnis. the first two men
I" rae" him, but after that inning he
pitched good ball. holding the In
dams Scorclcss in the seventh when
they filled the bases with no one out
Manager Speaker went In aS a
pinch hitter in the ninth, but famed.
The score.
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BEATING BY ATHLETICS
SHOVES BROWNS DOWN
81. Louis Chances to Win
American Rag Practically
Impossible.
LEY Associntch pros.

81 LOUIS Sept. 23.--St Louis.
'o>t |" Philadelphia today. TO +.
and dropped to four ana onoh,ir
games behind the Yankees I'm ~.
p"nhant race as the Yankees won
from Cleveland. The browns now
can do no better than tic Il IN In
tho remaining games scheduled. and
!" do this they will have to win
lhcir four remaining games, and
New York viii have to lose It's syo
games TO be played Kenneth win
H"ms lost tn" major league homo
run lead as Rogers ilornsby, of tho
i"cai nationals. with whom he had
hcen tied. cl"utcd his fortieth OF
,ne season in toduy's game with
New York. The score:
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TEXANS PLAY TIE
WITH MOBILE BEARS
tny Associated Press.

MOBILE sept. 23-Forth WORTH
ana Mohil" fought ,en.inning. i;
'o-o dfdw here today in the fourth
game al the Dixie baseball cham
hl"hsh!p series. darkness finally halt
ing the struggle
After tn" Texans had gone ahead
by scoring two runs In the eighth
tht hthiinE licars came back In the
h'n'h and kuottcd the count. when
h"ktr' pinch hitting FOR Fulton
singled Schuite walked. and y Wi
'aihS slammed one To The right, field
renee. tn" series tonight stands
F"r' Worth. won two. lost one. Mo.
h'lr won one, lost two; one tie.
Ihc Tvs" teams viii resume hos
NTH contest.
The score:
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GIANTS PRACTICALLY
cL|NCH PENNANT
Defeat ST. Louis by 10 Score.
Hornsby Hits Forticlh
Homer.
lBy Associated Press.1

NEW YORK. Sept "3.-The New
York Nationals practically won their
championship here today. defeating
II. Louis by score Of to ., while
Brooklyn twice was defeating Pitts
burgh
The Giants now need only two vic
tories TO clinCh the National League
pennant while one victory viii as
sure "a tie. even ii Pittsburgh wins
all of it's remaining games.
New York won with a four run at
lack IN the eighth inning when
liaines was knocked from tho box
Hornshy hit his foriicth home run
OF tn" season. while Stong-l hit Il
home run and beat out three hunts
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, t:tOND GA ME.
Pittsburgh,
III no Y
Batted for Cooper in ninth.
brooklyn.

zRan for Gooch in ninth.
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nirfirI,I,


'HU HNVTt ~ lnillnEs 1,
Can Go. ... noo n,o o, X
an Htiu ........- .UlG ui0 utn .
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DODGERS HELP GIANTS,
! BEATING PIRATES TWICE
Batting of Griffith Brathcrs
Big Factor in Doublc-Bar.
relied Win.
IHv Ass0clated Press

HEOOKLNN, SORT 2a-Rrooklyn
helped Tho Giants pcnnantwatd to-
day by taxing both games OF a
dpublo-hoadcr from PittshurEh, . to
and 20 The batting OF Tom
and BERT GrIniih was big factor
tn the Dodgers Victories. Toms
d'uNIr and homer figured in scoring
six of Broohlyns runs III the first
game, while i5crt's double and triple
started the Dodgers scoring in the
fourth ard eighth innings OF the
second game CLEANER WAS driven
out OF the box in the FIRST game
aud Cooper was hit hard ia the
second while Ruethcr and Decatur
;wirIcd steadily TOR the home team
The clubs win play another double
header tomorrow.
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Amateur COR Champion nca,cu

BRONSNll.LE, y Y, Sept 22.-Jess
SWcetser national amateur golf
hamp'N:', was defeated 2 and to-
haS ny l.. q. Conlcy. one OF his
Si"ahoy cub mates. in the semi
hii"i round "f-ihc Victory Club tour
,nh'ch' AT the Grassy Sprain Golf
club. In the scmi-nnal John {; An
derson, of the home club. defeated
{. w. Baker. Jr.. of Garden civ >
up and - play. Swectser had two
'ess on the trophy and was trying
TO gam permanent possession OF il.
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BRAVES SPLIT DOUBLE
BILL WITH THE CUBS
Chicago Rallies i'll Ninth In.
ming Of Second TO
Win.
Try Associated Prcss.l

5USTO Sopt. 23-Thc Braves
divided double header with the
Cubs today, winning the first game.
10 4, while Chicago took the see
ond. TO ]. \ four-run rally in the
seventh started by an error by
Grimes decided the FIRST game. Chi
caEo. after being helpless for eight
rounds in the second, got to Miller
for three hits and as many runs In
the last chapter. Stucland relieved
Jones IN time TO get credit for the
victory. Thc SrnrcS.
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Totals ...se g ioxge II

l /
HBiuc out, hit by batted bali
'Bhtted for Ehmkc la third
fI'attcd for Olson In seventh.
iBatted for Johnson In eighth.
h' s'oh ...............2O 2 200 gOO--G
Detroit 0nn Inn an,
summary: Two-base hits-Rclrhlc.
Coilins. Pratt Thrce-basc hit
Frat Home runs-Mcnosky stolen
bases R'gncy CD. Sacriiices-Cut-
shaw. Double plays Vcach. Basslor
and Jones; Pratt. Mitchell and BURNS
Lefi on bases Detroit. II: boston.
Bases on bolls-on ". Collins. s
of Olson. !. iiits--cn Ehmkc u
innings; Olson. IN 3 Innings;
Johnson. none In Inning; Cole. In
innings. lit by pitcher-by Ehmkc
60 Rourhe); by Olsen ,W. Collins;
by w. Collins (Rluc). Struck out
ny Ehmke. =: W. Collins. / Wild
pitch-W. Collins. Losing pitcher
Ehmkc. Umpires. Evans and owens
Time. 2:O3.
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"Dukc" Walsh for Co,uu,h,,

NORTH ADAMS. Sept 23.--t.oIum
"i" University viii obtain the SER
wees OF star SChOol-boy pitcher
in the entering class this fan for
Duke Walsh. crack moundsmnn or
the ST. Joseph's High nine OF this
city. intends to enter the institution
named and VIII take the entrance
examinations this week Doc"
Barrett. the Columbia trainer. saw
Walsh pitch few games in tho
berkshire League this spring and he
lost no time heading him toward
Columbia
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st. Louis,

Totals 30 Z IL .. II .
'kLM Tor NMME Lllnr In iliL.;
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Harper Now n D"dcrr.

BROOKLYN y Y. Sept @3-Iiarry
Harper. the left handler who was re-
leased Internationally by the Yam
KEGS this season, will be with the
Dodgers next year. Charlie Ebbcts
announced yesterday that hc had
signed the ilackcnsack contractor FOR
spring delivery. and that Harper
would take the place lcft vacant by
the release Of Sherry Smith TO C!cve-
land
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REDS WIN BY HITTING
PH|LLY PITCHER HARD
DOnohuc Gives Eleven Hits,
but Is Ineffective in
Pinchcs.
by Associated Press. !

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2S.-Cin-
cinnati. by hitting Meadows hard In
TWO innings, defeated Philadelphia.
TO l. today. Donohue was found
Tor eleven hits. but proved effective
IN tho pinchcs In the closing in
Mugs. parkinson hit his fourteenth
nom" run OF The season in the third
Inning. The score:
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BINS BY YWOPLY BLOW KEEP CORSARS MA 7TONAL Fla
Remaining Games of
Pcnnant Contenders
GIANTS
tat Polo l,rpuudS)

GIANTS
cat Polo GroundS)
September "a. 25. 26-St. Louis.
September - double hcaderl =
Philadelphia.
September % double -headcr).
80 and October l-Boston.
Remaining. ten games.
PIRATES
CON the Road
September "a double headcr!-
Hrocklyn.
September -. 27-opcn.
September 80 and October l.
Cincinnati.
Remaining. seven games.
YANKEES
CON The Road
September 2i-Clcvcland.
September -. IS. 27-Opcn.
September Is. -. 3o-Boston.
October Washington.
Remaining. six games.
BROWNS
CAT liomc)
September @i-philadclphia
September %. "G, -. 2s--Opcn.
September %. 80 and october |
Chicago.
Remaining. five games
pirates have one. postpone
ment in Chicago. to be played on
open date. If needed in acnnant
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'.'''''N'.'' ''s u''t IN seventh.
2ziiattcd tor IL Wrigh; in ninth.
Philadelphia e. 800 2Oc ITO ooo-s
81 Louis ............lol 900 Olo-5
summary: Two-hasc hIts-Mc-
Gowan. liauscr Walker. jacobson.
shorten stolen hascs-Miller
Sacri'ices-M Miller. Dykes, Iiauscr.
Srhe"T Doubl" plays -Sche.r 10
GALLOWAY. walker 20 Schecr; Dykes
20 Schc"r TO liauscr: Jacobson to
'crh"r. Left on Notwithstanding
- 81 Louis Z Base on balls
OFF Nhy!cr, >; Harris. .: Wright, !.
struck oui--by Naylor. l. Harris 3;
NanEildcr. >: Pructt, 4 Wright, l.
H!ts-off Naylor. IN Innings:
Harris. 6 In 6. VanEilder. s In 3;
lTucr In {; Wright, In . wild
ltches--Harris. Winning pitcher
Harris Losing pitcher-VanSildc
Ump!rcs, Dinecn and Naliin. Time
Of game. 1871.
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FOUR TIGER PITCHERS
FAIL TO HOLD. RED SOX
Detroit Clings to Third Place
by a Narrow Mar
gin.
icy Associated Press. ]

DETROIT. Sept. 23.-Detroit chung
to third place in the American Len
quo standing by the narrow margin
of half a game to day. az result OF
their defeat at the hands Of Boston.
6 To g. The visitors hit Ehmkc hard
In the opening stages OF the game
and piled UP lead that the Tigers
could not overcome. Score:
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Cleveland.
Totalsc Oith52. - MI :inl ETA

Totaisc Oith52.. : 5 Wrf :jai ETA
Totals ..........S7 IA - Il /
'Ratted for Wamhsganss in ninth
Score by innings L.
New York ...........2 GO DOL $40
Cleveland ............000 80 OOv-G
Summary: Two-basc Wood,
Mclnnis, ripp. Home runs-Suuina
Gardner. Stolon bases-ScwelI. sac
rihccs-Pipp, T.. Smith Double plays
-DuGan To Pipp. Left on bases
New York. s. Cleveland. :. Bases on
balls-on Jones. ,; OF Smith. .; OF
Uhlc. >. Hi;S-on Jones. . in Alb
innings; of Hoyt, 1 in % innings:
OF Smith, in . % innings: OF uhle.
In Ia innings. Hit by pitcher
ny Hnyt, ] tSumma). Struck out
by jones, /: by Hoyt. 3; by Smith. .:
by thlc. l. Wild pitch--Uhlc. Passed
ball-o'Nenl t2). Winning pitcher
i"yt Losing pitchcr-Uhlc. TIM
pires. Connolly, Chill and IIildcbrand.
Time, 2:02
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WHERE THEY rLAY TODAY.
washing" ton at Chicago.
Philadelphia mt 81. Louis.
New York mt Cleveland.
boston nj Detroit.
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BnI.hrarh t.innt.,

summary Two base hit-Lloyd
ihite- base hit-pcttus stolen bases
Rajho. Shirley Left on bases
H..hTond 2, Bachrach, Bases on
adsit-"r Mcdonald. 3 struck ont
hE Williams @ Time. $40. Um-
pres nixon and O'Toolc.
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international Lrugue.

Heading. SO; Newark. So. Second
game. seven inningsD
Syracuse. So: Buralo, 10. Second
game. seven inninss)
Rochester. j: Toronto. :.
Jersey City .; Bultimorc 4
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taUea FOR iiartnctt in eighth
n"!,ed Tor Jones in eighth.
Stated for Miller in ninth
Score hy innings:

''"F" d! INNINGS: p
Boston mn o"
summary Two-base hits--,;ra,,,
NAM Ford stolen s-Iiea,hrn,.
n"'th"l' Nixon. Callaghan. Sa,ri.
n'eS-Adams, oNciI. Double pln,
era imam to Grimes. Left on base
h!caSo, i. Boston. 10. Bases 81,
na'iS~on Miller. - off Jones
S ; Guilty Miller. 3; hy Jones
. d! S'Hrland >. Hitr-om Jou.s
III inminss: on Stuelamd. in .
innings. wild ritch-Stucland Vim
la. -, land. tmpirc-
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Washington ..........N22 0OG 1000
Chicago .............20 200 ESQ olx-S
summary; Two-basc hits-FIoopcr.
;; harris. Shccly. >; Mostil. Home
run-Most:l. Sacriiiccs-r. Johnson.
l."vcr"ttc. Double plays Harris 20
F"ckinpaush 10 Judge. =; Hcckln-
raugh unassistcd. Left on bases
Washington, :; Chicago. 6. Base on
hallS-off Levcrcttc. .. W. Johnson, !.
struck u'-hy Lcvcrctte. l. I'm
pircs- Moriarity and Guthrie Time.
1891
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IH"OtIyU .,.-..-.." U0V goo O3N i
summary tvs base ts-riebce
r. Grimm, Schmaudt. Decatur
Three base hits r. Grif,i,h Sacri
= fees Schmandt Double plays
Johnston, Janvr!n and Schmandt
MaranNiil" ana Grimm. Lcit on
bases fittsburEh. :, Brooklyn, :!
haS' an hallso OF Decatur. :.
'o"per. T. struck out hy cooper.
., Decatur 3. Empires -OuIglcy ana
klGlcg. Time. l-33
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BUStun.
Totals ........$5 Sl4 - :
'Ratted for RUSSELL in eighth.
TBatte1 for HMlihnm in fnnrth

Score by innings: r
Boston ..........oo 600 20, 10Y
summary: Two base hits-I:arbarc.
Sta1z, B.cckcl Three base hits
STATE, Ford, O'Ncil stolen base
ADAMS. Double plays Adams to
kellehcr to Grimes, Ford 10 Henry.
Lcft on bascs--Rostou. ;: Chicago. 4.
hises on halls--on russell, >: off
Hulih;tn 4; off o"schger. 3. Struck
"ut-by russell. >: by liulihan. 2: bv
oeSchEcr !. Hits-om Huffman. I'm
innings, off OcsChccr. in ) in
ninEs: on RUSSELL. Ii in innings.
inning pi;'h"r-pcschGer Losing
pttcher--FusscIl. Umpires. wes,nr.
Welt and Hart. Time, 2:OI
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
RESULTS YESTER
New York, :; 81. Louis. =.
Br0Oklyn. D.; Pittsburgh, 81.
Cincinnnt, 3; Philadelphia, 4.
Boston, 81; Chicago, Ia.
STANDING or CLUI

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY,
~. i.oniS Mt New York.
Pittsburgh Mt brooklyn.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY,
ChirhSo, =; WnshInStun,3 g.
New York. q; Cleveland, 3.
Bost0n. Is; Detroit. &.
~. IOuis, =; PhiIuhcIphin, q.
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Puts 'em all in the shade.
That's what we'd say in in
Producing this new *Tiptopper
Hat Of ours, were we to let our
enthusiasm have full sway
But that wouldn't be fair to
our sSolight Soft Hat, which
for lightness and softness
takes the blue ribbon in its
own class
Our *Tiptopper, as a matter
of fact, is an entirely different
type Of hat--much stockier-
and tip-topper for hard wear
hence the name.
Everything men wear for
Fall and Winter, including a
great showing Of scotch Mist
OvercOats.
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e.. ..S2 : {? - u
Hrool, l,n.
\ Is IL II O J.
Totals . ...3s ?l22 7i7 2
,,, iiatted for Carlson in ninth.
Score ny innings: II.

Pittsburgh ~ COO 900 00o-5
BRrookiyn OO3 onO cav u
Summary: Two-hasc hits-Tr,,-
nor. 7. Grinth. Schmandr Three
base h!t-Glazucr Home rum.
Griffith Sacrifice hits-Schnid,
G!aaner. Stolen bascs-Rarn hart,
Schmandt. High Double plays-
Johnston TO Olson 10 Schmandt:
Schmandt TO Johnston to Schmaudt.
Let on Observation-Disclosures i: Brook
my 5. Bases on balls-G!azncr. ,:
Reuiher. >. Struck oui-by oila2uer.
]; Reuther, 3 H!ts-om Glazner. II
in 62-3 innings; Carlson / in ia.
Hit by 7itchcr-hy Reuther tMaran-
vil!e). Umpircs. Rirlcr and QuiEley.
Time OF game. 1880.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-02-23

1919. 1920. and 1921. the sum Of $500
In labor on the Snow Shoe
Moo / and the SnOw-Shoe No. 2
quar- mining claims. located in Rem
ey Mining District, in Big Greek when
located, Idaho County, safe of Idahn
which said labor was made by the af-
fiants for the purpose and in order
TO hold the said mining claims under
the provisions of section 1924, revised
statutes of the United States. and he
ing the amount required to hold said
claims for the above mentioned ye. RS,
And If within ninety 900 days after
the publication of this notice Won fail
to contribute your portion, $1,000. ara
the cost of the publication of this
notice. your interest in said claims will
become the property of the undersicn-
ed under the provisions of said section
1924 Of the revised statutes of the
United States.
Dated January 8. 1922.
JACOB JANSON,
ERIC JANSON.
Jan. D. Mar. 30 Warren, Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1922-02-23
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL rs
TATE

Notice Is hereby given that pursuant
to an order of the Probate Court of
Idaho County, Idaho, made January
80, 1922, l will sell ON or after the 18th
day of February, 1922, the following
described real estate, and all the In
terest of Willie Robbie, Mary Robbie,
Alice ROBBIE, Bonnie ROBBIE, and Ralph
ROBBIE, minors, therein, and that viii
receive bids and offers In writing
which may be left at the law office Of
b. Anger, attorney for the undersign-
ed, at Grangeville, Idaho.
The terms Of sale are cash upon
confirmation of sale, and any bids
may be rejected.
The real estate ordered to be sold
is an undivided two twenty-firsts Of
Lots IL, IL, Is, II, 9 and the West half
OF 5 in Block North Of North Street,
in the City Of Grangeville, Idaho Coun-
ty. Idaho
Also the undivided two twenty-firsts
of the Southeast Quarter of Section
Twelve, Township Thirty North, Range
Two East B. M. In said Idaho Coun-
ty, Idaho.
MAMIE A. ROBBIE
Guardian Of the estates of said
minors. Feb. 2-23