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Show THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, {| mF sod SALT LAKE CITY, tage would grow would be UTAH, MONDAY, AUGUST 27, .1906. up and neon establis =" Fre mi the point of view of appear| ance figureheads, artistically REE : and fitted, for endls ae Es saying he was not in|easy matter to get of the road, and | idea, ga, cepartment his opinion would or Is a Why Sen 7 T no bearing ie have the general esac k NY.=e Lo 4 Te it Gameersieerestane ad elphln Cincinnatl Eureka Has Lucky Streak and|treswivn. TEAM BELL American of . : Ball Swat Undoing-Miners Proves Nee My ock Builoute Detroit and Boston Take Game by Score 7 to 1 home plate, rounded they which hits, two for elittedean playing By runs. into the end of Boston Sureka. E ks3b! K é es aes s North aeGe AB. Y f 1b ; King, 25D ional STAVES ayes 01 3 bs is, A. 5 06 21 =e Dir Wal 8 Cal e alt Os 2 0 ‘ 0 oO 74 ate reste ; a 3g ose R aN et Rarer ; Vi Han Mey ibe io ae te ake Bs es 0 3 Totals Riese: she Senta Score by innings Lengue. +74 . + Se Scalp. other 0 D 1 0 8; 0 0@ o 04) 0 and Cincinnati Nationals ittracted the tween chiefly to York New i broke 2.-The = Aug.5 cincinnati, teat First Russell even Run Home Park City, ase & 1 { its Aug. ms 2%.-Th« Salt » the down ars the wonderful game ofIn shown | Laasily. ne Chicago Chicago -The Aug Chicago. Bostons ae ate d ihe easily tionals hard while Taylor only and singles four only jowed the locals] slab for hit was Young the : Wilkineon, wha PE PARR MUM en Utne Mer nee oa 5 rer The Park ii Cassidy, r. Phavne, 10 grown, s. aoe l re City team f. \.B.R> 3 0 . 8 AG Baise lzree, played 1 0 0 3 : , a : wo Park Harrison, s Kritz, Tuvlor. 3°b Clark, 1 b Nouh, c f o ean VE a Osborne, g : 1 5 usual P0, 0 1 0&0 Batterles-Younge and Needham, , al- Was > 0 Honest John" Has Troubles in ha 1 . St. R ; 9 4) r. p Totals rm ‘ae nen oCsie ara City. oe \ 5 5 ' 1 : f ‘ 7 0 1 1 0 1 } 4 2 Bt. ; 7 a 0 8 1 rv John" Pacific National fame, McCloskey, is having a iants ‘ 0 0} thological cantator, affairs of or the cantatrice, 438 Summary Earned Runs-Park City Bell, 1. Three-ba Hits-Detzel an@]/ : 5 Taro sags - erso Tay i A oe beset } : T mae Be Pitcher Brown ‘Tis said ey wanted to suspend ms the team returned home 6; club) smoothly a a about this MS) and that City Double pirock pa so Plawi McCloskey, Pitcher Has Been Playing Since He Was Twelve. know, sald. Christy, Ball} Mathewson, - really | l al-| college, Bucknell at commenced 18. ink playing Geen ATS NY Ah when he wus 12 years old One report Ssavs His an love forthe \ oes player ju for ifterw fi ines Aa igame-led: kts no th area Mee him. to sO eee cy, Ne Ik, it tie wiasvicg : } in coseases conscious. are In the with EO meie. ban eee ee ere cite Bee iia point meet seemed to But Bese Can one ee: the And swan fishes and Pinar' swans ‘ nothing a figureheac fancy ship, even B. an all the forthwith did rie rec fours Ea Gn LI the not i se have for rs law vate ach { te GA ie {These (tic ee along ane ghissypine Says tha omebody al The else point do it made for him of histo, York|the may te Moore L. aiainiat, W. In both these dis- The the 2 Railroad Man railroad man agility that Is manager hold that er "well the batter was mar" teach the ve oskey all by. the en Arms <eoIpRY Me Mr. I guess Kaiser he won't |\Teddy Roosevelt," for ope will belleve him. have carrier | Samplers, initial the of with and agreed been a single on by tended bill| oe een been lett 0 the: | daroey et erent | atten to roads does what | Individual "Now, | . transportation | Line free to receive of all settle that sound og like reason the to applies Railroad J piper Xe) Dy vil oebe | passenger agent will future. the in for time that ore the only, and 7 Notes. Siatrlet the for Lake assistant Plaisted, H. oad a elghe Short Oregon to Salt came Bolse, in on land| pts are hy 10 ? done Why for it? jrectice pleases - ~ ; of doing them just They whatever | 800d about been have able return for q with | to do that pretty mue h ever since they Mothers, on it's going to be no|damere business and to | began credited ES aT ear a to ed rs to Wan- me Send in your order for the Daily Sunday 7 REPUBLICAN. oe | be} to] nor eee | | @ hav no eye. | a ship?| Wants £ oth | fishing smacl @ 9 | CUT bree enti ore dora But u or Crest think for for what a heraldry \ this i to: be" able Robison) pe shy of showing Wilhelm say nobody ‘Me and in California Bu- Direct \ wire and for all are not now i Salt | For the Daily once Wasterm races. sporting events, send THIS J THE . Lake and Sunday INE Ba Ps Het te are RG 208 ARR S0 5 W Sc SSR Temple Re ARDY SM ai SR ne EO yt hE HERD COMM s d : d C l City, ta Utah. Republican 15, from . Now Until . No- 1906, CAMPAIGN OFFER. ie cea So eS BB PU IT S 9 BIG A Republican, Mountain vember oF for OUT z subscriber. a ' Inter The LAKEen seas TURF EXCHANGF| J one you opens] di But THIS STN COUPON with ONE DOLLAR to ito mount.ailite |W vi: dH, one ao If J er J arm an rm | which now have none but antiquarian | : Ht cigniticance, become alive; they might sjmost be useful There would be quite good sense in a man's motor} carrying his crest as "a figurehead | What an opening tor the new nob |Whialtelory oe tiie Ancestry. field Tres yes- 10. September take the children day Labor Just make up your mind that you're going to have the PAPER, every morning, before breakfast, during Why not i general boat shape motors and on I wshore ex- and coal, as far as hold rules other . Yr Z g and machinery 1s concerned, roads prineipal and law of the the for feature who persons ; niitled et Sidesteps. 66 frankest boats homely. BS Precedence, the line sidesteppe usually the present campaign. have only requested McCloskey to} jet the decent people hold their own iro think that glv Brown @a ¢ chance, , they and decline to be pushed off the road ne Taina have refused to entertain) py the vulgar hustler A standard of} the pit« her's plea or to listen to it | | ee phenomup ever] (elay attorneys pass the ‘the |but in/the I. effect In the said Boe its of time be misunderstood," te is the obligation|the nhe, Ghing ao Pe ane lime ice and | retrigerator cars, oviding: Jay <Au-|/elevator service for grain {n trant lime rcpt . hav Thasa' ha: Q aa AF t a months tel "ll mithes on ike of body wrangled a ps who strange those as t 1 in Salt oh bo © at 7 literally from | pass law hunter. ee soni:C- Lines ei eeerom neOmaha yesterday returnec sine, oa -Nigger "n in 9 the woodplle ere Hablein}to you? being extentare of interested to the j}the it | after an abse nce of one month the way Here's there i raed , isn't fines to $2,000 $100 a of one Ito a nk aE She ‘has who anyone most to look might is What tl eu )rovision, violating | for Te . EXCURSIONS matter the about anything . jthought a aa font ring i ‘ arene Hone GOLDFIELD TO SIONS : of ways the of anything er. jand knows Hone at sak ote et ical fre hi By SODGe aky PAG 3.5 oi Jn railThe corporations.', ‘soulless ~ | the s he a ced ae foctivaa Round lines, SP. and O. S. L. Via so] intend, States 1 nited the of passenger jroads ask ne d nt , icke 5 $35 Lake. Salt fro trip. | sjp . i * they as far agent. Tickets $35.45. Lake, Salt m I their continue to in, 1 a ae i - or . ‘ac beauty a consideration| motors, for sume the to the more appeal will perhaps which public than to the motorist (Cina ior . time Anothe1 ) MeC. 9: _|SALT aganmeemescas tier where re wson pte a atthe ore-handling by the that ore should not any other line of ; ship form naturally converges in front| to a beautiful finish The clumsiest| \ rth 3. Me I sald Which 4n¢) hear his crossed ze Ala Brown |aufter 2 c { oO pee ae ee mata Me vn ‘a aaa t piten e PF o é o ‘ x . Patriotic the ball ot: - ponte such new the Oninc rire east could Houston San son of ; *5- the was It is held that there is no diseriminaAnother is the: necessity ae go in.cf-|of the act peor the new law, ‘of carrying freight | tion shown in favor of the smelters or ae oi aethe them of up for this deficlency in the motor put tigureheads, somebody may - say,| were not merely ornamental in ships | ppe, Ce desc tio ane de ca- "We el pitches oa i S. eee |} 2 It COnrah |jover Utah, observed Sania tg to ore e advice of the railroad considering after »©O, aia year' of peal to Mr. Mathew Stanley eae Being a man of soft heart and kindly) jnelinations, Mr. Rebison SO ea ane spealed to the iron-bound McCloskey] Boge, \ f }men Ue of proposed ae ee , @1 the baseball war | frie nds of McCloskey Is that Mr. Rob-| oz6q golden eagle contemplating the] fat eae Be in et National |ts on, in "requesting" a mitigation of! san) or rather the clouds in England. | leagues was just. beginning, and Ma-/the sentence in the Brown alairs,| Or 4 colden lion erect rampaging | thewson. without thought of the seri-| transgressed his promise not to Aer) flercely in the alt There is the o usne of 1his act, signed a contract] rere with McCloskey in. hi dealings | dangen The rich cad would so flaunt with the Philadelphia Sarat re with his men While these friends Of) his firurehead that. gentlemen. would newed his contract ; =e club That year he w pitched : . an¢ s kept it ee PEO eee ; Burgess of Henry Robert Gillespie W BEST pas none of the unpleasant effect pro-| duced by the abrupt, cut-off, str uleht | line that makes a motor A } k ak ‘ front motor suffers from having no physlogpoms But every ship, as every loco-| al r ee this all no good, to a man whe has What good was a figurehead to er? TC ype cesake ¥ Aoiteheon nun han : Hips irhe Twit Nor-|ylelded to Mr. Robison tn the Brown | folk in 1900 he was discovered by ¢ in|case ‘ : ; with excessively bad grace, that) aati is the New York National| he wanted Brown suspended and only} ! league club. and signed a contract.|ypaised the sentence when he found "hi Was ° y ns was known "é Z well s E avel,; ' Albert eee ne here pe nee be gine the to hours unload : tha Brown has not been trying CO} pitch all the ball he might try to pitch} row, then and betimes é ss So, saith the feathered gossip, MC-|} Closkey notified Brown that he was} and a Beal ~ F. busing Bers : to Which railirvoa the . * seventy-two Passes. But AIL Settle that Houck forty-eicht and plers night " To All rho success of the great pitcher, 3t| appealed to the tron-bound MeCloskcs | they. helped description and is George ao erat rust agents having vads of leone "The physioghas , a distinct. engine hope of ap-it | motive pay ora piteous without |suspended Brown made And \ would Thereupon nomy a figurehead make . MATHEWSON OF SUCCESS Famous you of last ocna 4 Sides 1 © a said omething that ! any rate represents} omething, In the place where the} beauty of the thing the horse used | to be? What good would it be? Well, | Mt Balls-Off Os-| Robison agreed with him that it would] el 2 I st < | be the most proper ee to do, For) ' . pot that McClos-| Brown when Wilkinson Bases on borne, 1. Left on pase Gubcrn to Patter mm ‘to Clark Pattertodd urine the Alay Osborne to} ‘ Lit | : Clark Passed Balls-Kritz, Tim 1:25. Umplire-King Attendance-6# Ce eae ance a 000 re 0 official would se err ; valley nee 4"4 hs s a ;:Of 7-5 graceful any way It could not done the horseless carriage had Pt And it remains; not funny, foolish, nor necessarily ugly, but tainly no beauty Why Not Figurehead? that Cardinal llare not progressing as ie ere ne 000 010 000-1 1e9 ae i OlL 112 Olx-7 The trouble hinges .S trou- 0} 0 4| 0} u 0 inside attempt motorists the carriage." uggested i > I id fishes. 2 1 0 a - line are esateGeo An en cated of} bles of his own running the St. Louis] American League team is shown in the ; = ets No ed ouls Post-Dis-| following from the St, Louis P« pateh It is said by the original little orni- 5 Wow ce end i a r 1 9 2» 0 1,19 2 1 o : The side they than were "Honest , . ‘ re Aeese corporation yh alrerent be Lake in theSalt Samplers aaa " ene © ae on _,Anteryiews: newts , rae smelt- Mofpr Sah, taka that woud look bette eS That nominated fights i ning Louis Cardinals. : . | an aL o Suggestions Beautifying motors? uneasily the a Beaumont, Fifteenth the fey i Os M ward yeauty Handling !vea * we com- | ‘provisions| ° the 1, | January after eae. shall. ee act, Bee this }of Ran- | 8US¢ B. C. Jack ow . John re M Von ninth, Motor Cars. Can the artist ever make anything of Plenty Tri ‘ - For authorized chien tee Sit Crees ,= oO ‘ oads ‘ by the freight men, be received FORAUT j of Kinds two All Tay- 1 1 "No I be order . ; . a murtage meant| the 1 January me out him take he28, told I'd Or vari-| y Will of the recent de- Modification = WUE) the a have rit pelt STAT, M'CLOSKEY TROUBLED | sicernck AE 0 - t t | until focutee: opening the as section\are: c }: force iS by ridn cee XE z * p Totals Collins Hv ag P its ae i a pitchingS FIGUREHEADS sae ty Agosa‘Gonie | Boston, 90 on 0 department they will be able to make|lor and Moran, Umplre- Pusiie " Nato- BReaneater ou Rte eT day u by team City ‘ark .1907 the if }and apparently aust proits is s misread The perfectic| seems that be or , Whitworth. defeated 7-5, 6-4 Boyd, defeated R. Badger Brodie, 6-1 81 defented Brown 6-3 Richards defeated Mel ,cod, a - game ats 3 -Toduy's Louls, St. NaLouls St. and the sre Beret tween of account on postpofed was tionals grounds. wet -- ea TelaLake mad J Stat tah to an Baal Pan fifth, a SEU Her eighth, 10 o'clock. | of Genseoles;.t nth, oe Ree SHLaneeE Leena Seine brothers Salisbury Roberts Bowerman; Curpenter, and Blectri- Saves of Wilkinson Shut-Out. vlanos from ee VN, at: Wel; C. I). Umpires-O'Day | 6-3, 6-2. Ainie ean Batterlces tteries-Ames und mer and Livingstone. >-Taylor Ne TROUNCED. = ARE oe om BOYS is BELL | ; fourth, Tyler; of Sherman: tatic eleventh, the|son of Austin; worth certainly Oscar twelfth, Waco: state|of present The in de-|tvict day former the on McLeod the today a on a double-header, 2 on fas Giants|by a« frec free | feating Myers. Richards wonn by- by his his \ yers was which t#kKing the ae st game set first the losing after Steadiness, second the Reds] In the hitting contes a 2 a shut ‘out the Naw VOrKE " edi eitie oni MecLegd made a wonderful ad- = playing of hisshow. the careful but ing, seventh of the end the at called Was gi 7 24 8 tht In him. defeated finally Versury Scores:| agreement. mutual by ‘ rs *linning aaa : : pele set, which was won by Richards of point one within was McLeod 7-5, LE game: First 000 110 000-2 ee Kureka occasions, two on match the W inning 004 020 Mie I 9 oh k N 000 000 000-0 Lake Salt Badger-Boyd The to score. falled 9 2] PUL 7"2""920 300 000-5 "" itt 1/@ etn Runs-Eureka. Ea irned Summary Boyd interesting, proved also "|match " fae 4 by Rush, Heusser, 9, Out-By Struck to |making a hard fight, forcing Badger Bowerman; ‘and Batteries -MeGinnity on Balis-Off HeusBase 1. by Graves, won Rod" throughout game his best Umpires-Carpenter| end..s Schlel. te Left 3. 5; off Graves, ser, 2; off Rush, games of 6-4 and in stunt ee ane ax 11; Eureka, 4. First | "1 Lake, on Bases-Salt is of yesterday's play results a Ds t rhe:e LEE game: Second 2 Eureka, 1; Lake, Errors-Salt on z 5°20 a to Wess fr to Plays-Stewart Double R. W. Salisdefeated Stlisbury Mee : a ee ms-sobe ee dvnist deel Le ee et olaim ley, Margetts. Sacrifice Hip m ase-Northup Attendance-1,400, Time-1:40. of gall a D nT een Palestine; p| ol 0 4 o. i 0 ; 1 each the Shepard Morris district, toca) | Ltichmond; twa at other In champion, sets, O. J uisbury, wonin 8-6 in]/of Fort Worth H a John = :Aieteante too {t though straight fourteenth, burg W of Stephens first In the set. to win the second score Antonio, San of Slayden L. ames a by lost and casy fairly was Walker of Uvalde; Garner W. John up In the gec. | fifteenth, He warmed of 6-2. score Smith R. William district, sixteenth and nad hts brother wor-] however, ond, of Colo carefull the was It time the all ried Republithe district In the Second however playing, ae qt Pte s > ; : nominated . the match won nally Houston W., poor cans r L m5 ¢ N Rich: Mr An- Annex follows Salisbury| the when each faced + + in B. Cooper of | second, Sam + | Texarkana; rressC lefeated Beaumont ow ee Mi T wl. aoDka? third Garden , 2 ‘ eT tin the Patnik Sa Mount: ThereInter- out gallery meet other Miller] the Wr alker at yesof feature the Byrne his brother w cour i Louis St. at Game Cubs ete "Jimmie of vic The 5 Spoils and 1, of 1 0 should that in at Groesbeck next Tuesday. The | decided that the ra Democratic nominations were as | petacs teeaie Gh tet +} z Hutch- Miss vs. Ric hmond Miss Inson stars ain lt be {Plain ene P te a pPRD kid cid' ¢ ee fare if Padus ke tegarding trans-'} free ae Smelters, Satisfy Loran: ok scyin Is ee see Fe OfficinIs Believe Change , Smelters Ss made of been. have that questions te ; issue, ol indireetly, or directly 1907, Congressman; where district #]| Sixth 4|Seott Field retired, the convention| . Tatas 1e greatest interest to the railroad | interests ‘decided +]}was held at Wooten Wells, but ad- pes yee See oe ne at. attorneys have™been ‘four One fs the | be clabsad with portions | freight, certain of } constitytionality have railroads Che ANGELS lob th« to | 2! HRA) a _ ballot, taking without JjJourned +) Cone vs Cle Sundstrum. Griff Sane Miss Ly was the game and It paid uttention Rai : lwords ee ae Aug not . Gown" law the last/about agent "turned law new shall |; January CONGRESS FOR as, es aoe was statement {ts | plain j Visions NOMINATED - por esiea he the |portation, in must Pairs entry. o'clock. When pass a nee . request: . for and passes of issuing the Railroad singles ladies' the afternoon, to begin at and the Country club at 3 o'clock vs. Brow eee 2 0 3 | week eT shall be enforced Au"of: January 1 ahah Ce ri g Thy en ee Tae ear oF teres Oanenore tity Meaiee: toe Locks busi- A eens 2 cuanraE Pa San ana 1 OS TRRAGRE ++ + i large 0 11 doesn't, |1is that the law means?! | Bust) 28 Instead inte its author ' local a by ineninng the |ing law rate it ft: of a passenger man 11|ness 8, if the os on which point agree have e onlyIs : é held were conventions eratie ; today district #|COMsressional = a handies ALY teac atters and it's hard to. tpl vd fike an old dog?" =e thi at , e ag ake regar alrigt all except sections some to come have understanding passe says, or say ‘what - asked of an Miller the on to play men the beginning at 4 o'clock this courts, % Ooo ls, Eee as import: int the r Asses various railr railroad: new it Sort + + oe Tt Boston ane Ae In games Steiner, -- + + . > rwing scheduled Hee aan balls2:30for two before with start ei +++ TODAY. a ri » Cannon, B. George lere will Ad 3 handicap -epstakes §sweepstakes é day, club Labor Country played at the ft' & question 13 | YS 18 what don't : down;/..~ 14 handicap, the "Does 8 down; J.|mean down; Har-| why 18, handicap, Bredemeyer, ~ ad 6, 6 | 7 down, scratch, Hale, Fred Law. hive + League. New law, e so t on a Leif some matters and it's hard to teach That might old dog new tricks. Opinion at I ve ane 7 Well, oe for some it? a work they will How at-| Ventures ofag the orecountry al) parts | PatyAgent hich th ey |in ' in which ! Ls various provis-}an ee on Action of Railways | tournament heat when ; Saaeorcent Wein PPolonsed sessions ee departments, railfoads. hiave,pleased been as they doingthe about used to‘years in various}In|sivty Personal|...,. cieaisned | Passenger 0 go!f would eng : Ay tae Bae ot railroad disaa be io will ae dont roads for they test the to make i tlre a ‘On the ott ae ids a sileay ints eee eee It. } the l place, "In ree the ot flrst o eebe,2 many reason as a valid law the use rather for many . requests : the oe ae rind the because ransportation, ‘ta + ; + - Ke 1 PO 0 0 0 TODAY. --- - the be to found be will it in|courts going to write any he of it," out me remember Please name: TLED that before gets ever law new personal|Want some of Some mén high up on the ladder the passenger business believe that the free transportation section. of exten-|the changes out Railroad? sees during "You know a raflroad man has Said. notre, Dip nes PETE. hours bus ‘fer ih a after no he has business and ET S POINTS ER ne a be, time them sree EV» AINR AL OMERC oO aa ap ew te other that however, railroad | lieve, average ventured and man ae 4 the of opinions if you are "Now, keep of this dope, ay orneys ust 28 Au aoe a on ies handicap zamb, down, ~ ++++o++ foll The fers Mount + eee : the 0 oa _ . 0, would theoF air, tes ti, se THIRD Wallace Hard 5 TOURNAMEN NT GAMES of play iment terday's tourn: tennis ce sot 00 2 0 = 1a 1 -Bia H+++++et+ + :.-OOOSSSO$. Att : right} OTH a at » Erte pe éoutings: , i pa : characteristics and 1 ances Says they puts back drawn R. Gimmel, handicap, C. ae ae he eat ap, 8, Singles Begin coaney -- ee iiladelphia, New York at . After Richards Pight-Woman''s Tod ; + to ' cut 10 down; DOWNED 1 2 wings as or cancellations lipo figure artists Would conspicuous be to With In . E . by 00 VA aba pe GKe Dane 0 ~y Cleveland 4 E |: ae OO RES Sd 3 ] 0 0 0 1 Dee 0 1 ; P.O. 0 SR s. ‘ He 0 ' 2 0 0 1 --_ 2) 2 26 res Salt Rew CR e 0 E 9Ase f Oe . . mae Bue : p eusst Pr f Stewart, re,C i sareen = irget = 2 3 : ush, Reed, : Totals : ;3 : Ps Defeated 307 Pittsburg at Chien cago St wouls a at ball league played : : $96 . American Wall times. three different scoring field also in center fare ms score Thefi core visitors the prevented and game star from 67 Broe ist Tae ee St Louis ne poo sick, and Graves had to take his played a Newell at shortstop, nter- . - ea GAMES in LAST AT LEOD is RESULTS. Lake t ' 79 of for artists ‘Law OPK the for yesterday club Country the scores following the cup, President's scratch, | MecGurrin, BE. F.. made: were M = Lengue. 2 newenn Chicage at Philadelphia was Bureka, for box the in was taken place. 44 se Bells 7, City BASEBALL out nN . scor from Tailors i om scoring the sixth inning, Rush the kept they2 At who b - . » Park Heusser Salt 2, Eureka a was throughout, finding Title M for in Lite\o angle aie ountain. 84 = 8 ¢ State a7e 231 i: e0" pero Boston 7, 7 Eu- It 0. ball only crowd Tintle being: City, of game clean fast, the score Champion | Now Font. : NE . i 0, Cincinnatl Yo rk Chicago to-| the get = final Lake Salt 2; reka, the, . . it State 7m shows if stimulate... would zeal his say, 7 79 have th w a his speed goldenbut clephant colossal Pegasus, a reasonable be retarded; a7 63ae aha making P oh Standing. ee ae e eT YESTERDAY'S New Dubel's innings for anine over man hard struggled to failed but men day, samali st iS 44 oF eee ashington . wre eg § ery j Special ela 26.-" "Father" Aug. Republican rublic: Eureka, |: PARK ae 'Phone Pitchers ote Won Seaene Oe * : Philadel pinta | Lengue hicago < TO ; eakness ime raiesseSLE BORONGoulds)°fa Gox.3..53 c ie. SI035, ® aan? a _ >. Bhi, : Game Fast Wins 2 to 0 b y oe. awe wa t 87 Ww coe New sh York. Se a f hain should That speed? with interfere depend on their fitting to the car: they cif acmaniin GE aourae. not Should sinh eee ann Stansine League National We could Think design to 99 66 DIGEST BASEBALL great. heads. , AY = was things such bee *n ee would be | motorists emulation. ‘among t} . vet a substantial After hess hours. di }dinner, and while he wi as enjoying a|in and trying to forget there ever |if Pha désig¢ of. arlety, orders. aa capable An cagle, wings full cane aa a 1% ings. brilliant butterfly, a winged - griffin paradise bird, valkyrie-there is ee i 5 ig CA ot Oe. is Ser ue Dn ey ee even oS ee IF IT'S TRUE, THE REPUBLICAN HAS IT | |