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Show Page 2 Friday, OctoW EUREKA REPORTER " Eureka Wins Wierd Game From Dividend Eureka won from SumlHjr and ii w;ui on t Miiil front exciting WORLD'S t Dividend on of the wllJ.J battle that from Qi'.v. CHAIN - n waged on the local dix-- i Mtmd fbix year. Not only did the! lioya from the Tintlc Standard mine' lose the rarue but mme of the fainf; I- miLE LARGEST cotjns DEPARTMENT STORE that thriving and prosperous ALWAYS DEPARTMENT STORES bo-i- n luck. They had lead enough on twoi occasions to have won the game bjt! their pilch' rs simply could not hold' the Kureku boys in check. The wfr.f-- i tors, during the early part of t!e; game, fielded brilliantly and gotj ciioukIi lilts to worry the Eureka hunch. Could they have continued such playing Eureka would have found themaelvea on the short end of the wore, but It takes a pretty good pitcher to last through nine j innings of plsy against Eureka. after jCole, Dividend's i handing out an excellent giade of ball for n few innlnga, got touched i up In the fifth for six hits. Ife r. tired from the game with Ms ten u two runs In the lead, but with two Eureka players on the bases. Illck-..- .. nuB who succeeded to the box to fan Warburton. sent In ; managed ' pinch httter, and the score at I 'Oil Ntl.K. I1 he end of that Inning waa 8 to 8 :n .39 acres of land with plenty f,( Dividend's favor. wler. 35 arres In alfalfa, halancJ ln lb nst Inning the Surest 4 room frame liluwed. house, grain-- 1 h,,jr" lm,vl the mystery of the nev ery. Mo Mo, flowing well, good team.' Pllvher'a curves. If there waa any Excellent lam for beets, inns, to- mystery connected with them, an-matoes or fruit, l'rlco 750O. Terms, from that time on the outcome of tho S1C0O cash, hu In ii re ,'00.00 per game was not in doubt although year. Interest 6 per rent. This faru Dividend managed to come up from Is one fourth mile from church In and behind and tie the acore at school and Is a snap for sums ono the flrat half of the seventh inning. In the last half of the seventh Euwho wants a home. Thona 33. flpun-is- h Pork or wrlle to The Commercial reka got started slugging and nothHunk for particulars. ing rould stein the tide. One Dividend pitcher followed another until Manager Doc Hauer had sent. In every mult on the leant who had ever been suspected of having knowledge of pitching, rive In all, and hud the game continued for another inning or two the veterna Nrarly everybody hu something manager himself might have been the matter with the teeth, but keeps forml to take a luru ou the mound A score of 23 to 12 looks liko on pustHMiing a visit rugged gunic, but never! Iielesa ,11 to the dentist. Some was about us Interoetlng and exr'i-Inpeople are afraid of as any game played thla season. pajn, some afraid of the Much a score would Indicate that EupriYr, and some don't reka had all the boat of It, but dont want to lose the time. let anyone kid you Into believing .All. these people should know that such was the case. Dividend about the Registered Dentists using outplayed Eureka for the first few Innings, and their first pitcher seeiii-,ethe E. R. 1'iikcr System. to havo It Aver Sutherland, but First, there is no fear of pain j wlrni dental work is done under the larked the endurance that the latter displayed. Sutherland la to be F,i R. Iaiker System. for his work, not bocau-iSecond, the prices are moderate, lit waa brilliant but beeauaa he was and every patient is guaranteed full Uble to go through to the finish and Satisfaction. keep hla hlta fairly well scatter'd. 'Third, fewer visits are required, Hood fast fielding would have arid visitors ire given eliminated aonia that went Into the rspvia! attention, so they need not lilt rolumu and errors were responsible for several tallies. call so often. Sutherland has been worked hard If your teeth are bothering you, tho season, some times throughout irincmhrr that the longer you ne- when he should have been entitled glect them, the more you suffer and In a rest, and It is only natural for the moje it will rust you in the rnd. such a pitcher to be touched up freeEx.lminatinus mul adtice are frre. ly occasionally. He waa hard bit on I iicrr are ihiitv-rinothers uh'-rSuuday and was a trifle weary at the K. R. lrtitrr Sjstem is used. the finish but he won Ms game and thata the main thing after all. Piir.lrss "Sully has pitched g lot of mighty ' Uiilg ill li. It PAKK l:k systlai fine gamee for Eureka this season, HIT Nwiih MmIii, (toner UimI. Houli winning a large majority of his Null Lake OHy, IijiIi. tarts, and pulling a number of gamee out or the hole aa relief pitcher. d The game was Played ln a aerere wind which nol doubt made fielding difficult. It being hard to Judge fly balls. The game wee characterised by heavy bitting and some bad errors which the visitors made near the finish when they realised that the pltchere were not strong enough to hotd Eureka In check. Eureka pulled off a . fast double play. Warburton clouted out a home run with 2 on. Beck played Ma usual good game and starred at the bat, getting a two doubles, a sacrifice fly and batting in 8 runs. Kline and Ilobnett both had their eyes on the ball, each getting 4 hits. Andrus and Ed Shriver connected for 2 kits apiece. Harold r 8hriver played a brilliant game at second base, handling many chances. Butler made 4 hit for Dividend: McKee 1 and McIntosh, also of Dlvi- bave 1,Bt km like ,0,KWbr V other girls! Why do I have to!dend- - got 3 hits each. rlD'i,U'' bloULe - Batteries: Eureka Sutherland and Beck: Dividend-Vo- le. Hiek- eSfij lf I I, Wn PtU' IV Stw,,e nI NeUon would clear up my aktnam! hack mjr soft, rosy complexion, 1 know El BEK A, AB 1 lho bPPiest girl in the K Shriver, cf 5 dar Kline. S 8 M yon Hohnett, lb ..8 cont ka ,?U worry a minute!1. Just . l uild up the rich, red Mood In Vndr I your I oily. Then your skin will be as clear ; and soft as anybody's. Shriver. 2b That s what S. S. S. has been doing ' Wrbnrton- - rf ;...8, for generations helping Nature build Hakata, rf 2 rich, red Mood! You ran build red- - Vtertel. If so fast that tho 4 Sutherland n that cauw breaking out onImpurities the skin Total, 45 hardly get into the system before the " pur0 blood, annihilates them kills them light out stops them from breaking out through the skin. And then this rich.' red, pure feeds and nourishes tho tissues o skin and keeps it looking healthy. That's all there is to lie Only Difference la Important! merchant in New York, not who, like ourselves, sales1' belirve that srfrgurd the interests of the politic, say that "the on'y difference, in our opinion, between an ordinary hold-uand a every-da- y reduction sale is, that in the first you pull a gun on n stranger whereas in the aecond you pull it on a friend. A ed i Low Priced for All the Family p left-hande- j ' "What a store loses in s ale, this merchant says, "is paid for by the excessive prices charged r e g a 1 n r patrons. We simply don't do business that way. 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