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A party Of twenty including Mr.
end Mrs. J. c. Williams, Mr.. anc
~. Hubert Shovlin Of Ralston, Mr.
and Nrs. 8. c. Williams and Thomss
Williams Of Golden. Mr. and Mrs
Frank Williams and Mr.. and Mrs
Ray Jones and family Of Denver
and Mr.. and Nrs. Lsslis William
vf Lsydsn notored TO Tolland on
Sunday last.
Quite 4 number Of people from
this nsighborhood attended III
Pioneer pienis At Eliteh's on satur
day.
Nrs. John Robbins and son Of
Plack Hawk, Mrs. II. J. Smith and
Mrs.. Prince Daniek Of Denver spent
Monday with Mrs. l.. G. Williams.
Not much news, everyone tot
busy in The hay field.
Mr.. and Mn. James Thomas and
family Of Denver spsnt Sunday a
the Psarce home.
A family reunion At which every
membsf Of the family was present
WAS held At the Pssrcs home Sun.
day. Nr. Psarcs expects to start
on her trip to England Wednesday
Mrs. LIE wislman was calling OF
Mn. D. =. Moon one day last week
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ANOTHER JUNE WEDDING

AnoShee June wedding OF record
Of two Of Frontier County's very
much thought Of young folks. Joe
Gorlcy Of Curtis and Miss Ella
Roach Of haywood, were united In
marriage ct the home Of the brides
persnts on Saturday evening. June
~. 1922, the pastor Of tie M. Z.
church, Of haywood, performing the
ceremony.
The bride IL the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. ID. Roach, living south
west Of Haywood, one Of Frontier
county's most cstimablc families.
No finer young lady in this part Of
tho state could be found that the
bride, Miss Ella Roach.
The groom (Jos - everyone calls
him) 10 the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Gorlcy. Of Curtis, another
very estimcble home.
The happy couple left carly last
Sunday morning, by auto, for their
future hcme near Golden. Colo,
where Joe is engaged with his broth.
or. Bob Corlsy, In conducting a fruit
and dairy farm . few miles out Of
Golden, and only o short distance
from Denver.
No young people In this section Of
the state have n larger circle Of
friends or bear the respect of oil
more than Joe and Miss Ella, and
b bsspeak for them long. pros.
porous and happy married life to-
Gsther.
The only thing VIC regret about
the affair 10 that they arc leaving
their home and friends here to 70
to far emay home in Colorado.
but what is our loss is Colorudo's
gain.
Accept our hearticst eoneratula.
tions and best wishes. Mr.. and Nm.
Joe Gorlsy.-Ths Curtis Nebraska
Entsspsioe.
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ieYDEN MOTIFS

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Chellen and
con Willie, and Mr.. and Ms. chas
Bennett attended the Rsdmsn pic.
mic at Lakeside Saturday.
The Bell family left Tuesday or
q fishine trip through Routt County
and up in Wyoming. They expect
10 be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. E. Hedding. and Mrs. Leslie
williams motored to Golden on
business Monday.
Mrs. C. Kings baby has been
quite sick but 10 q little better at
this writing.
Nrs. J. Marsovie has been In St
Luke's hospital having her tonsilI
removed.
J. c. Williams had q family pic
mic up At Tolland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nally spsnt
Sunday In Denver with Mrs. Nelly
folks.
Miss Josie Giovanni and party at
tended the Rsdmen picnic at Lake
side Saturday.
The little Per,inEer girl has beer
visiting Bessie Reed the last week.
Mary Selma has spent the weel
with Miss Loretta Giovanni.
Leo. Reed had the misfortune o
getting . piece Of steel In his righ
eye Saturday.
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wHEATRIDcE ITEMS

Miss Luda Bunger returned this
week from Durham Calf. where she
has been teaching school for the
last two years. She will spend her
vacation en- the Ridge with her par
erts. Miss Valentine Coutelense
another teacher in the same school
accompanied Miss Bunger and will
cpend her vacation in Colorado.
The Ladies Aid gave an ice cream
and strawberry social at the gymn
Tuesday night.
The hot weather cut the straw
berry crop short and the low price
makes II doubly hard on the gard
nsrs.
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BRooMFiELD NOTES

Everybody come to the big dance
III the Broomfield Grange Hall on
Saturday July 1. Good music. Ad-
mission $1.00, war tax 10 cents.
The new road is now completed
which come straight into Broomfisld
from Wadsworth.ave.
Mrs. Henry Trail Is visiting with
her daughter In Ssdalia this week.
Mrs. Harry P. Shaw and family
spent last week with relatives at
Eamah, Colo.
Mis- Eva Jones and c. T. Young
were married Saturday June 24th,
at the brides homo by Rev. White
Of Arvada. The bride was dressed
In lavender. Mr.. Young Is attend
ing the Soldiers vocational school
in Denver. The bride IL the daugh-
ter Of E. J. Jones, Broomfisld's
postmaster. After July 1st thoy
will bs at home to their many
friends In Denver.
The State commenced to surface
the rosd today which Broomfisld
has opened into thsir town.
Don't forget to come to the dance
st Broomfisld Grange Hall July 1st.
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NOTICE

According to thu ordinances Of
the Town Of Arvada. all weeds on
vacant lots ~ well ~ In other places
ars 70 be cut twice during the ssa.
son. Il Il now time fore he first
cutting. Please b. advised and act
pesnptly.
RICHARD RUSSELL,
Mayor.
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J. W. Ellison who was In charge
Of the WhestridRe school for about
thirteen years but Is now principal
of the Gilpin school In Denver was
IN Arvada Tuesday shaking hands
with his many old friends. The
Enterprise acknowledges a pleasant
coil.
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Mrs. ". II. Holmes and daughter
have been visiting at the home Of
the formers parents MIR. and Mrs.
kalph Wolff. Their home il At
Morrison.
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hE COT THE DEsT or EN-

A young nan BY the name Of Joe
Corley, Of near Golden, Colo, cane
into NsbSaska last week and kidnap-
ped one Of Maywood's fair ladies,
leaving early Sunday morning BY
suto for parts unknown and his very
close associates In Curtiss woke pp
and discovered that they had bad
one slipped over on them. Their
program ~ outlines being busted UP
BY Jos's clever getaway was . slick
move by him ~ . royal entertain
msnt and evenings amusement was
all carefully plannsd-at the e.
psnss Of the new bride and groom.
But . day Of reckoning b coming.
Look out, jos, they are laying for
your scalp and We advise you aud
your bride to steer clear Of Curtis
and haywood for some time to
come. Send the boys . carload Of
watsrmslons and eantalopes ~ soon
- you harvest the crop and we will
Gee what We can do to have yosr
sentence lightsnsd.-Ths Curtis
Nsbrasks Enterprise.
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Regular meeting Of Major Andcr
sen Corps No. Sc, ". r. c.. will b
held In Barth Hall on Saturday af
tsrnoon. July lst. A full attend
ance Il requested.
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Earl Bennett has just about COM
pleted his new house on the lots OPP
rosite the tire factory. The lumber
was Furnished by the Newt Olson
Lumber Co.
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Mr.. BALI y building . SMALL cot
tage o. lets recently sold by Walter
=. 0oith and ooa on West Grand
vieW-ave.
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Frank Ennia 10 now running the
Ferris wheel at Lakeside. His ex-
perisnes gained In running . cement
mixsr eomss In handy on The new
job. N4i
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nio Emms Willis entertained
lraacs Nahannah and Margaret
Clark at luneh o. Tuesday.
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Niss Helen Klumpker attended
the wedding Of Miss Elizabeth Dor
an at the Cathedral Wednesday
norning. The bride was . sehoea-
Aate. AtAfA
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7. .. Knapp has seld wn. L
Busby's property on East Thirt St.
whore Dr.. MeNsal lives, TO Edward
NeCuns Of Doaveg.
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g. Dssmartin has started the
Foundation for his pressed brick
houss, siss 26x28 with slssping
porch. II will b . modern bunsa-
low. ~ =
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Hss Helen and Dolphin Klumpker
entertained Tie "La Gal" club at .
lawn soeial Tuesday evening.
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estata ~ Walter J. Weaklan nd.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
Estate Of Walter J. Weakland,
Deceased. No. 1891.
Notice Is hereby given that on
the 3lst day Of July, A. d. 1922,
the undersi9ned will present to the
County Court Of Jeffsrson County,
Colorado. her accounts for final
settlement Of admin'stration Of said
estate. when and where oil persons
In interest may appear and object
to them. II they no desire.
IDA WEAkLAND.
Executrix Of the Estate Of Walter
J. weakland, deesasd.
First, Pub. June 20. le22
Last Pub. July ~. 1922
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M. Mastsnssn ef Elsie Plus. ii
buildine . handsome brick i.unsa
isw. T. J. Taylor b doing the CO.
Ment work.
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Dsrn-To Mr. and Mrs. Csergs
King, . baby boy, Juns 2lth. Moth
q and child deing well.
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Personsl Mention

Glen snd Hildrsth Story visited
friends in Bsighton the latter part
II last wesk.
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Wm. DetSick who ID on the Barret
saneh 10 . new subscriber TO the
Entsrpriss this week.
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Dinae-A-Iine

WANTED Sewing. All work Ruaran-
teed. First brick house south Of
C. 4 s. track, east side of Wads-
worth.
THE TOWN OF Al.VADA-it you
want TO save money; all kinds OF
tea mwork see J. r.. Beck, Gravel
at $3.50 a load and cement work
Of all kinds. 61.lp
WANTED Flowing, cultivatinx,
moving and raking. Phone 1871 ii
FOR sALE-Good alfalfa S6 in
tield or 80 delivered. Lee Garner
phone Arvada s92R3.
FOR SALE-A few choice cows,
$40 down and $40 monthly payment
until paid for. ]. w. lerwilligsr.
Phone Arvada 1871. S-tf.
FoUNbESsrvice pin, call At this
office.
FOR SALE-Five bred Giant does,
and one registered buck. Wright
s21 E Valley, phone s09J. ltf.
WANTEDL50O0 Paskeli celery
plants, Chas. A. Britton, phone Arv.
1881. 2
WANTED-Rsgular customers for
fresh milk. Is cent gallon, not de-
liversd. Bring buckets. mornings
only. First brick house south side
Of track on Wadsworth.
WE insist on part of your mouse
trap trade. Scott Hardware.
The canning season is now on in
full blast. Scots Hardware Is the
place to get your fruit jars, Jelly
glasses and all the fixin's.
FOR sALE-Choap, good working
horse, spring wagon and harness.
Arvada 82S.
Have decided not to build on my lot
viii sell for $3.50, cellar dug and
foundation built for s or 8 room
house, all clear. Mrs. Mary Ulery.
STkAYEb-One grey mare, weight
about 1000 lbs, reward for informa-
tion. Phone asw.
FOR sALE-Twin City tractor 15-
90. good condition, $3.50. Also new
mover at second hand price. VIM.
f.andholm, whsatridgs. s.sp.
PIGS FOR sALE-At the Nc.
Quiston place on Coal Creek road,
20 head red stock pigs, all or any
part. The Wight Investment Com.
pany, phone Arvada es7js. 4p.
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DRoADvlRW NURSERY
General Nns Of

DssAss, Eee.
Three Milss Northwest Of Arvada.
Tslsphess Evsniass aftss 7:9o
ATvadD olojS.
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WANTED Sewing. All work guaran.
teed. First brick house south Of
C. 4 s. track, east side OF Wads-
worth.
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THE TOWN OF Al.VADA-it you
want TO save money; ali kinds OF
tea mwork see J. r.. Beck. Gravel
at $3.50 load and cement work
Of all kinds. 61-lp
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CLOVIS BUFFERS
ARE BEATEN IN
CURTAIN RAISE R
|SWeetWater Takes the Base
ball Game, a to 3 Before
a Crowd Estimated at
1000 at Magic City.

Clovis, n. M, May 2.--The Clovis
club opened its season at home to-
day before a crowd estimated at
1000, against the Sweetwater
SKATERS. Both clubs marched
down the business section of the
city, led by the Clovis band, to the
new park. All business houses
closed their doors during the game.
The SKATERS took the big end of a
4 to score from the Clovis Buzz
GERS, the new name announced a
few minutes before the game by
Lieutenant Governor of New Mex
leo W. II. Duckworth.
The SKATERS made four homo
runs, also two hits which did not
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SANTA FE WILL OPEN
ITS BASEBALL SEASON
WITH VEGAS SUNDAY
Especial Correspondence to The Journal


Santa Fe, May Santa Fe will
formally open its big league base
ball season Sunday. when the locals
will tackle Las Vegas, an old time
diamond enemy. Griephan, pitch
ing for Las Vegas last year. stood
the Santa Fe players on their sew
eral and respective heads, admin
istering the only shutout received
during the season. Griephan is
playing this year and it is expected
that large aggregation of Las
Vegas rooters will make the trip
Sunday. Santa Fe will play with
out Teen Gallegos, the fence bust
ing left fielder, who will not return
to the city until some time next
week.
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is FREED BY Jury,

DEBORAH, Iowa, May 2.-Matt
Dotseth, DEBORAH policeman. tried
on the charge of numbering his
brother, Alfred Dotseth, was freed
by a jury here this afternoon in 20
minutes. The verdict came as no
surprise.
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contest scheduled for Is rounds in
Madison Square garden.
Herman, dancing in ring abolt
his opponent, fell into a left swing
that carried him across the ring.
He landed on his back and took a
count of five. Arising. he danced
again, then went down under a
series of body blows and a right
to the jaw and took the full count.
One minute and As seconds of
the round had passed when the
referee had finished counting over
Herman. The Californian was car
ried to his corner and was revived
after five minutes.
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hit hard but was given great sup
port, especially by Wood, who
speared Sheeley's drive in the third
inning after a long run.
Score: r. II. e.
Cleveland ..002 21O 20s--10 ~ /
Chicago 800 600 102- 6 IL 0
B teri es: Coveleskie and
O'Neill; Russell. Wilkinson. Nc
WeeneN and Schalk
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Cleveland, 10; Chicago, 6.

Chicago, May 2.-Cleveland
struck its batting stride today and
pounded out a 10-to-6 victory over
Chicago, thereby breaking losing
streak of five games. The locals
used three pitchers in an attempt
to stop the scoring. Coveleskie was
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BABE HE RMAN IS
KNOCKED OUT BY
PEPPER MARTIN
Los Angeles FeatherWeight
Takes the Count in the
First Round of a SChed-
uIed 15-Round Bout.
(By The Associated Press,

New York, May 2.--Babe Her.
man. Los Angeles, Calf, feather
weight, was knocked out in the
first round by Vincent Pepper"
Martin of Brooklyn tonight in a
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.GUG lUl UON-J
Summary: Two-base hits-Pin-
ELI, Duncan. Three-base hit
Grimm. Stolen bases--Maranville
Daubert, Carey. acrifices-Couch
Daubert, Q; Duncan. Double play
-Bigbee to Traynor to Maranville.
Base on balls-Off Carlson, 4; Vel
! lowhorse. l. Morrison, /; Couch,
Hits-Off Carlson, in innings
off Yellowhorse, 2 In Q; off Morri
son. 8 in 2. Losing pitcher-Carl-
son,
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count scores. Richberg was in good
shape and struck out seven men.
while Strippy, for the Buyers, put
six men away with ease.
The SKATERS manager was put
off the diamond by Umpire Jones
for arguing, while the Clovis man
ager also had an argument with
him, and retired to the dug out,
letting Boyles take his place at bat.
By innings:
Sweetwater. 800. 10 ITO 000--4
Clovis. ........... 012 600 000--S
Batteries: Richberg and Shaw,
Strippy and Black, Sopher.
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Philadelphia, II; Washington, ..

Philadelphia, May 2-Four home
runs, three of which were made
In succession in the fourth inning
today, gave Philadelphia the de-
Gliding game in the series with
Washington by the score OF II TO
2. Walkers home run in the first
inning scored Johnston. In the
fourth, with two out, Walker again
made a homer. scoring Young,
Perkins and Miller followed also
with circuit smashes. After that
Mogridge was elected and Francis
finished the game, holding the
Athletics to two hits. Score:
4. =.
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BROWNS GARNER
BUT FIVE HITS;
TIGERS v|CTORS
Ehmke TwirIs a Tight Game
While Detroit Lands on
Shocker Opportunity and
Wins BY a 81 Score.

Detroit, May 2.-Ehmke held
st. Louis to five hits today and
Detroit won to /. The Tigers hit
Shocker OPPORTUNITY, while his OPP
ponent frightened in the pinches
and was given good support,
Score:
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Miss Bertha Silsby Of Grand
Rapids, Mich, proposes to ride d
bicycle across the continent, and
by way of training is now pedaling
from her home to New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-03
COMPLETE PLANS FOR
CONSTRUCTING A DAM
IN WHITE ROCK CANYON

Special Correspondence to The Journal.)
Santa Fe. May 2.-Plans have
been completed and filed in the
office of the state engineer for the
construction of the White Rock
canyon hydro-electric power plant
on the Rio Grande. The original
application TO appropriate the
waters of the Rio Grande for this
project called for the production
Of $4,000 horse power.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-03
RYAN ON MOUND
TW|RLS GIANTS
To 60 VICTORY
New York Takes Its Fourth
Consecutive Game From
Boston; NJ arquard Is
Knocked Out in First.

Boston, May g. New York
made it four straight from Boston
today, Ryan pitching the worlds
champions to q 6 to victory while
Marquard was knocked out of the
box in the first inning. Score:
New York
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Des Moines. 8; Tulsa, 6.
Denver, 8; Oklahoma City, ~.
Omaha, 8; Wichita, 8.
Sioux City-St. Joseph. post
poned; rain.
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:. Summary: TWo-base hts - NC
Manus, Jones, Enmke, 2; Cobb,
Three-base hit--Gerber. Sacrifices
--Ellerbe, Veach, 2. Double play
---Rigney. Cutshaw, Blue. Base on
balls-Off Shocker, /; Ehmke, 8.
Struck out--By Shoeker, /; Ehm-
Ike, 2. Hit by pitcher-By Ehmke
tJacobson).
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COAST LEAGUE.

Salt Lake City, IL; Sacramento,
2.
Los Angeles-Oakland and San
Francisco-Vernon, no games; teams
travelling.
Seattle Portland, not scheduled
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Washington ZOO OOO iOl-
phiIadelnhia 210 COZ 00x-11
Summary: Two-base hits-Gal-
loway Bush, Smith. Three-base
hit-Galloway Home runs-Per-
kins, Walker 2, Miller. Stolen base
Young. Sacrifice - Perkins.
Double play-Galloway to John
ston. Base on balls-Off Hasty, 3;
Francis, 2. Struck out-By MO
gridge, i; Hasty, 2; Francis, l. Hits
oft Mogridge, IL in 3 2-3; Off
Francis. 2 in 4 1-3. Hit by pitcher
by Hasty (Peckinpaugh); by
Francis (Welch). Passed balls
picinich, 2,
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Cincinnati, o: Pittsburgh.

Cincinnati, Ohio. May 2.-Three
Pittsburgh pitchers were hit sharp
ly today, Cincinnati winning a lop-
sided game to 2. Couch pitched
strongly and received fine support
two catches by Harper being of the
most sensational character. Score.
Pittsburgh
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New York. 12: Boston, @.

New York May New York
piled up eighteen hits and beat
Boston IL to 6.
Score: r. H. e.
Boston ...002 100 OH 6 10 2
New York. .312 O42 0Ox-12 IS /
Batteries: Fullerton. Karr and
Ruel; Jones and Schang, DeYor-
mer.
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the DOPE COLUMN
American League.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland, 10; Chicago, 6.
Philadelphia, II; Washington. .
New York, IL; Boston, 6.
Detroit, 3; st. Louis. j.
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Summary: Two-base hits--Kel ely,
Meusel, Barbara. Powell (2). Kopf
Three-base hits-Rawlings 2. Sac
rifices - Groh. Rawlings, Young,
SINNERS. Double play-Rawlings
to Kelly. Base on balls--Off Ryan,
2. Vanguard, 2; Watson. 1; Fill
ingim, 2. struck out-By Ryan,
3; Watson, 2. Hits-Off Vanguard,
in Ia inning; off Watson, 4 in
2-S; off Fillingim, in 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Ryan (Powel). Los
ing pitcher-Marquar
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S. S. S. Fills Out
Hollow Cheeks,
Thin Limbs!

Men and women,--whether you will
ever build yourself up to your normal,
just-right weight depends on the num-
Der of blood-cells in your blood. That's
all there is to 1t. It's scientific fact
II your blood-cell factory isn't work.
ing right, you will be rundown. thin.
your blood will be in disorder. and
perhaps your face will be broken out
with pimples. blackheads and erup-
tons S. s. s. keeps your blood-cell
factory working full time. 1t helps
build new blood-cells. That's why
9. s. S. builds up thin. rundown peo-
pie, It puts firm flesh on your bones, II
rounds out your face. arms neck,
limbs, the whole body. 1t puts the
'pink" in your cheeks. 1t takes the
hollowness from the eyes. and 1t fools
Father Time by smoothing out wrin-
kles in men and women by pumping"
them up. s. S. s. is a remarkable
blood purifier. While you are getting
plump, your skin eruptions, pimples,
blackheads, acne, rheumatism, rash,
letter, blotches are being removed.
The medicinal ingredients of S. S. s.
are guaranteed purely vegetable.
s. s. S. is sold at all drug stores, in two
sizes. The larger size is the more
economical
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Totals 80 Q 5 "a 90
x-Batted for Carlson in fifth.
xx-Batted for Yellowhorse In
eighth.
xxx-Batted for Morrison ir
ninth
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National League.

Yesterdays Results.
New York, g.; Boston, 8.
Cincinnati, 8; Pittsburgh, 2.
Only two scheduled.
Where They Play.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati at st. Louis.
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Where They Play.

WICEt THY TIHfs
Cleveland at Chicago.
st. Louis at Detroit.
New York at Philadelphia.
Washington at Boston.
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Totals
Philadelphia.
BY innings

Totals ......37 IL IA 81 1
x-Batted for Francis in ninth.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis-St. Paul, postponed;
rain.
No others scheduled. tRs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-05-03
Boston.

Totals '.,..3B 3 TO II II ]
z-Batted for Watson in seventh.
zz.-Batted for Fillingim in ninth.
BY innings:
New York ........ $40 010 010--6
Boston .......... 900 100 1913