Star Tribune from Minneapolis, Minnesota • Page 11

THE MiN. EA I OLIH MO UNIX (J I 1 l'h 4 4 9 hCZl. (CorttiTiv.od.) iselei'tf'l h'ept. and Hrs th-ditti'f. A tine list, brin.

nrcpiired. is iditnucd mak'' the best annual fair eer ht Id in tlu county. Stall of Life From Rice "WiS. I Rice Kintr" of North to SITUATION WANTED Female. (Ccntmucd.) StepographerTypistg, Etc.

CAPABLE STENOG RAPHES ffet" inaiiKit nt iltn. Am .1 trustw-'ttuv and wul- Manning Vauglian Elected To Be Secretary of Wisconsin Athletic Commission in Charge of Boxing. error hv F'-odcr Collins' grounder, Kcluitk's oiil, int. I Russell' hn lilt. Imrliig this Hi i'iiK.

I. u.pue McGreevy nave a tit of "iHi.x at antt base, and 'lie Washington players surrounded uiai, He ordered laptalu McBrid off tlw Mcllrlde would not go, and Manager Griffith, who alio to-eauie vexed, refused to retreat. The visiting malinger Hulked about with bit players at hi hei 1 until Umpire Connolly niottinicl the policeman hu was sitting on the visitors' bench. At the alght of titt, patrol man, the Washlng-Ionian slowly began tlwlr retreat to the play-era' coop. A few moments later.

Umpire McGreevy ordered the visitors' trainer off the bench, oil account of remarks from tlmt dlrec-tlon. Lord bit on the knee by one of Htybes' rtl If one and had to retire froiu the game. The score: Make I ''lour From Raw Product. Grand Rapids Aug. 2(i (Special.) F.

L. Vance, "tha wild nee king" of the Popple river countrv, has commenced the itiarmf acture of" rice flour from thet products of the shallow lakes of northern Minnesota. ror vears Mr. Vance has made a business of harvesting wild rice and has built up a market. The flour will be manufactured at the Anderson grist mm at La frame, special machinery for the purpose being installed.

Before being ground the rice mnst go through a roasting or drying process and this is done near where the grain is harvested. A machine devised and Iiuilt fur this purpose by Mr. Vance is capable, or roasting 1.200 pounds in six minutes. As far as known this is tho first time attempt has been made to manufacture flour from wild rice. The raw material is plentiful and practically the only cost will be the gathering ami KJiuiuug, no seeding or bou preparation being necessary.

AUSTIN Austin. Auc. 26. fSnocinl Irvin Tigen, a 12-year-old boy living near Adams, was badly gored by a bull, Sunday, while driving cows home. He waa rescued by a hired man.

J. JT-Hill will lecture at the county fair, Sept. 10. Mr. Hill will come here from Zaimbrota via automobile and bis special car will come here to take him back to St.

Paul. Mr. llill was induced to come here and speak by his friend, J. J. Furlong.

Wednesday Austin will plav in this city the pennant winners of the Northern league, Winona; on Friday the All Nations; Saturday and Sunday Minneapolis of the Northern league, and on iYiotiiJay (LaDor nay) the Jjryers. Fire Sunday did slight damage to the St. Paul round house, and on Monday slightly damaged the confectionery store of Henry Waite. The Calendar club of St. Augustine church will hold a picnic at Lafayette park, Wednesday.

Many are expected to attend. Some very interesting horse races are expected to be held here during the county fair. The fair itself will, it is said, oe better thaw it has ever been. District court will convene here commencing Sept. 15.

This is an adjourned term and only a few cases are to be tried. An attachment has been made to the revolver by a French inventor by which the weapon in the hands of a greenhorn is a deadly as in those of a dead-sure shot. A small and powerful electric lamp is mounted on the weapon in such a manner that a circle of light is projected upon the target and the bullet will strike the center of this ring. This particular location is marked ny a dark spot, and this spot being placed over the heaflTof an adversary and the trigger pulled the bullet cannot fail in its dealy work. Vital Statistics.

Blrtna. Mr. and Mr. Edward M. McLaughlin, Norwegian Deasoncebs hospital, a daughter.

Mr. aud Mr, v. M. Kloea, 3407 Fifteenth aveneu south, a daughter. Mr.

aud Mr. 1). K. Quady, 17H Sixth street north, a daughter. Mr.

and Mrs. Calvin W. Jarvl, 3318 Park avenue, a daughter, Mr. and Mi. r.ilwin O.

Bergh, 2105 Twentj- fifth ivrnu south, a daughter. Mr. and Mr. Frank Springer, 1206 Dupont avenue north, a daughter. Mr.

and Mr. Howard W. White, 2708 Brand avenue, a daughter. Mr. and Mr.

Alfred C. Mataon, 2SH8 Moo-roe treet northeast, a sou. Mr, and Mr. HudolpU, Samuel Bloch, 2632 Colfax aveneu south, a son. Mr.

aud Mrs. Audiew Muluer, 2313 tyndala avenue north, a on Milwaukee, Aug. 2(3. Maiming Vaufihan, it well known Hportinn writer, was todiiv riamt-d KoiTftuiv anil treasurer of the Wisconsin Athletic conimission. Tho commission coiisisttM of three men named by Governor V.

E. MeGovern last week, who, with Mr. Vaughan, will have charge of all boxing matches held in the state. Mr. Vaughan hag been sporting editor of the Milwaukee Sentinel for Beveral years, and is considered on of the best posted sporting men in Wisconsin.

The salary is a year. FAMOUS PITCHES DIES Od Time League Star of Twelve Years Ago Dies in Philadelphia. Philadelphia, Aug, Frank L. Donahue, star Ditcher a doz en years ago, died at his home today, fitter a long lllnenH. lie.

was 41 years of age. He retired from baseball seven vears ago and entered business. Donahue entered professional baseball in 1892, when ho played with the Milford, team. He signed with the 8t. Louia Nationals in 1H96, and the following year was with the Philadelphia Nationals with which team ho remained until 1902, when he entered the American league, playing successfully with Ht.

Louis, Cleveland and Detroit. Donahue while-with the Philadelphia Nationals, pitched a no-hit gauie-TBgainst BoMton. BREWERY BALL BUSTERS BUSY Northwestern National Bank Loses One General Electric Next In Line. The Minneapolis Krewery clouters took the measure of the Northwestern National Bank ball team Saturday afternoon by the score of 4 to 3. 'This coming 8aturdav finds the Minneapolis General Electric company's cluster of ran microbes in line tor electrocution.

The game will be played on the grounds at Twentv-fifth and Second street northeast. The Brewerv aggre gation is mane up almost entirely or office men, and there is sure to be a hunk of trouble brewing for anv or all pennant chasers attempting to tako their scalps. GRIFFIN TO REFEREE BOUT Ritchie and Wolsh Asrree On Third Man In Ring On Labor Day. Vancouver, B. Aug.

26. Man-agifJ-for Willie Ritchie, lightweight champion, and Freddie Welsh, the British champion, today tentatively agreed On Jim Griffin of San Francisco as referee of the bout of Hept. 20. Ritchie's manager reiterated that unless word from Griffin were received tomormw and articles signed the bout was off. Police sanction was refused today for a bout between Ritchie and Ram Campbell on Labor day because of Campbell's poor showing in a recent fight.

Sorem-ens Lose to Wayzata. At the annual picnic of the Shoes nt Antlers Park. Sundav Wsyzata defeated the Koronsen team by a score of 4 to 3. The feature of the p-itrne was the rooting of "Snowball" Williams and the pitching of ftiwcll, who struck men and only allowed three hits. A lare crowd witnessed the game.

Dernings at New Brighton. The Doming! of Minneapolis travelled to New Brighton Hundav and defeated the team of that place. The treatment accorded the visiting team did not meet with the approval of the Deming mnnaement, and the home people came in for considerable criticism from the Demings. For games call' North 2542 after 7 o'clock. County Fair to Be Maintained.

Platikinton, 8. Aug. 25. (Special.) Recently it was decided to abandon the annual Aurora county fair. The directors of the fair association now have reconsidered their action and have decided to hold a fair and 11.

A. P.rjimt eottlii Mr. Uiul Mrs a iii son. Allen St. Baruaim Ftnr- Mr- and Arthur C.

Iinid teeiilll a Mr. unci Mit, iias, Sixteenth avenue itnutli, a Nt'ii. Mr. ai.il jlra. Jaim-x II.

Tboman, 4411 I.yn-da:e avenue hoiiIIi, a Mr. mil William B. Murray, H323 IVurth ttvenite kouUi, a -Mr. it Mrv Ira lieorxe Blhee, 1Htt4 Ste-vens avwmc, a non. and Mr.

Samuel K. rranklln, -'701 n-tott avenue, a tem. Mr. and Mre. linear K.

Coreun, 1 3t in Third avenue eolith, a son. Mr. and Mrs. 'baric Wllmnt, 043 Twenty-seventh avenue northeast, a son. Mr.

ami Mr. Perry White. 2y23 Central avenue, a son. Death. Jame C.

1.10 1 Second avenue south, t7 yeara. Kttinia Oi.n. Swedish hospital, 47 vars. Charles lbasl. City bosp'tul.

4t ycitra. Thomas Waltnsley, tH.4 Kletecth avenue north, ycur. Emma Henncutlp, Hoiiewell hoapltal. So year. George Muiiiton, Ptemout aveuuo aouth, 00 year.

Neis A. Nelson, Asbury hospital. H2 year. Defoust Mi-key. Hopewell honpltal, 30 years.

llcirire ShaiiKhnesity, 1023 jiimea avenue north, 4i yeara. August Hodi't'linft, Hwetlish bnapltal, 30 year! STEAMERS. Arrived. (Ilasirnw. Attn.

24, Arrived: 8. Columbia, New York; 2Ath, Kardlnlaa, Philadelphia. iiuea, Aug. 2S. Arrived: S.

Prutealleue, Ta-coma, for Liverpool. Barcelona, Aug. 21. Arrived: 8. Mttniml CBIvo, New york, for Genoa Naples, Aug.

24. Arrived; 8. Btampalla. Philadelphia and New Y'ork. Saigon.

Aug. 23. Artved previously: 8. Knns-knk, Man Francisco via Yokohama and II. nig Konir.

S.ilgon, Aug. 25. Arrived preriouslj: 8. Kana-New iork for N'aplee. New York, Aug.

2o. Arrived: 8. Itheln, linemen. -Montreal, Autr. 25.

Arrived: S. Raturnla, GisttKow. Tnlpeh, Aug. 23. Arrived previously: M.

Mongolia, Ban Francisco. Yokohama. Aug. 2i. Arrived previously: K.

Pttnatna Mnru, Tacotna; Persia. San Krauclaco. Negapatam, Aug. 28. Arrived previously: 8 Seouaya, 6ttu Pranciaco.

t'oronel, Aug. 23. Arrived: Tacou'a. New York, Aug. 2S.

Arrived: Antwerp, S. Comedian, 8. Vaderland Balled. Boulogne, Aug. 23.

'Sailed: H. Ryndam (from not tertian-it, New iork. Marseille, Aug. Sailed: 8. Sant 'Ann New York.

Cheilwurg, Aug. 21. Sailed: S. George Wash- inaton from Bremen and Southampton, New Yerk. luittrmo, Aug.

22. Sailed: S. Calabria froui Naiiei, new iork. Ilamburg, Aug. 2o.

Sailed: 8. Pennsylvania, New York. Reported. Ruble Island, Aug. 2n.

S. Pranconla, Liverpool for Boston, slanalled TOO mile east of Boston lightship at 11 n. Slaaconaet, Agi a. C. V.

Tlet-geus, Copenhagen, for New York, signalled 340 miles east. oDck 10 a. as. Tuesday. Cape Race, Aug.

25. S. imperator, Hamburg for New York Blgualled 1,170 miles eat. Dock 1:30 p. m.

Wednesday. New York, Aug. 2S. s. Madonna Marseille for Providence lor New York signalled tXKI mile east at noon.

Newport. U. 1.. Aug. 2,5.

8. Vaderland, Ant werp for New York, signalled 1P3 mile east. Il's-k at 8 a. m. Tuesday.

OBITUARY NOTICEST NORTON MRS. BRIDGET, WIFE OF- JOHN Norton, born in Fonford, County Mayo, Ireland, aged 75 year. She Is urviveti by her bushutid, two ons, F.dward J. and James aud tuu duuchlers, Anna cf thla city, and Mrs. J.

W. Cowau, of Chicago. Funeral from residence, 320 t'niversity av NK, at St. Anthony of Padua church 9 a. m.

Wednesday, Aug. liiterintnt at St. Mary' oeinetery JOHNSON tiRS. CHARLOTTE, WIDOW, died HuntTsy; Aug. 24.

UH.i, aged 7 years. Survived by three tlaughters, Mr. Euima Johnson, Mr. C. A.

Boe, Mrs. Carl Johnson, all of Mluueapoll. Funeral service from the resideuce, 276 21st av 8. Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, and from St. Paul's Swedish Lutheran church at Interment at Layman' cemetery.

JOHNSON Mr. CItARLOTTA, WIDOW, DIED Btmtiay. Aug. iui.i, aged 7 year, survived by 3 daughters, Mia. Emma Johnson, Mrs.

C. A Rose, Mrs Carl Johnson, all of Minneapolis Funeral services from the residence, 273 21st av 8, Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, aud from St Paul's Lutheran church at 2:30 Interment at Layman's cemetery. KNUT80N ANNA WIFE OF JACOB J. Knuuieu, died Sunday Aug. 24, at the renl- deace; lSlh Madlaun st NE.

Funeral Wednesday aftermsin at it o'clock from home, 2 from St. Petri chnrch, 15th aud Madison at NK. Rev. P. Winther officiating.

ADDISON PETER, DIID EUNX AY, AT AGE of 49 years. Funeral Wetluesdty at 2 v. m. from undertaking parlors of Fred E. I.lnd-Qulet and from iUveratue chapel at 2:30.

lu-terment in ltkewood cemcteiy. KNAP. CHARLES AGED 60 YEARS, tiled Saturday, Aug. 23. Funeral aervlcea will be held from the residence, 3711 Dupout av Tuesday, 2 p.

m. Interment at l.ake-wood cemete MAHONEY CHARLOTTE MAY, DAUGHTER of M. Mahoney, 2170 Mtashall av, St. Paul, died Monday a. Aug.

25, at Ashury hospital. lutei'ment at Anoka Wediiesuay motnirg. ftUDOiU CHA3. DIED AT MOUND. Lake Minnetonka.

on Saturtiay, Au. 23, aged 23. Kt-nerai from residinoe, lot Is av ti, Tuesday at 2 m. Interment atLnkowood. FL0KI3TS.

E. K. CHAPMAN, BASTING I COLLECT at luth st. Artistic Bora; designs. Bst of attention given to out of town order.

HiTTED 34 8 6IH ST: 932 NIC. AV. AND Hotel Floral designs a specially. FUNERAL D1R1CTQRS. FIRST CLASS IlOO i'U-N'EKAL SERVICE; 10 to $100 cash beheflt, Hio per mouth sod up.

Friendly Service Society, Kasolu Bldg. fNOER H. EN'GER. 412 Cedar av. Phone Main Center aO.

L0S2. DURINO THE FIRST 8 MONTHS Or 1911 THE TRIBUNE "LOST AND FOUND" ADVERTISEMENTS. ..1,719 ALL OTHER MTNNEAPOLIS NEWSPAPERS COMBINED PUBLISHED 1.961 LEFT ON MINNEHAHA FALLS CAR SUN- ilny afternoon 1 black liuml bug containing 2 hiitichcu of keys, 1 child's locket, small pockctliook. oilier small things, please return to Mrs. Albert Westerdahl, 715 L'olh av S.

LOST SATURDAY MORNING BETWEEN Plaaa Hotel aud 524 b'lh st SB, large Persian slik scarf, changeable shade In blues and red; finder please send postal and receive reward. Mra. J. F. Wilcox, Excelsior, Mlliu.

LOST A BROWN LEATHER BAG CONTAIN. Ing Itlh lace collar aud cuffs, card cne con mining card with name and address, one rfcn kodak pictures, and several small articles Call Main 2509. Howard. LOST CAMEO RING WITH KNIGHT'S HEAD and sliver i kiace with pendant, either in ladies' dressing departmeut or ou beach of Lake CaJhouu. Reward If returned.

Mr, liepple Good, 221d Cedar av. lost" LAST NIGHT. SMALL pochctbook rontaiuing ring, fs hill, 2 silver dollars, small change; between 1st av, 1 4tti av, 7th st aud 11 Hi st 8. Return to 1U 1st av H. Reward.

LOST BLACK VELVET HANDBAG, with steel beads, between 1(113 Sotb av and 1213 22nd NE. Finder call up Miss lierlt Stelliatig, Spruce 1475. LOST -ON LAKE ST, BETWEEN NIOOLLEf uuil Pleasant uv, Saturduy night, oue 110 hill one 85 bill. Finder' return to 201 2UMi st. anil receive liberal reward, LOST WHITE MALE FOX TERRIER WTTli black spots and hnwn sist over right ey; tall while aud black; collar aud tag.

3303 Henrrpln av, Colfax 407. AM POOR ERRAND BOY. LOST IU WORTH of uuused postage stamps of the company. Please return for renard. McClelUn Paper credit department, LOST GOLD WATCH, 18 SIZE.

E5sT IN middle of street at tlth aud Nicollet. iuiier please call South 8507. Choute Auto He pair for reward, LOSTwONE WHITE PERSIAN CAT WITH aie blue and one amber eye. Return to HI Library Apartments aud receive $3 renaril. Phone Center 5.i:t.

LOST BETWEEN 14TH AV BE AND 6TH BT. brown cigar cuc containing a contract of sale of property aud a 10 bill. Itettirn. to 82k Southeast av LOST GOLD WATCH, HUNTING CASE, Saturday, In Robblnsilnle, or on car to Mite neapolls. Kinder please call Suelllng 351, Kewrtni.

WILL PARTY KINDLY RETURN BLUE SERGE coat. L. (ihman label In coat. Liberal reward for return. A.

Wald-n, 110411 luth av H. ixSr MaVb BLACK HANDBAG ON SNELL-Ing Mlntiehaha car, Aug, 22. 1IH3, Heturn for reward to Kd. King. 212 Hennepin av 8.

WILL THE PARTY WHO FOUND BLACK SILK umhrellii, mouoirranied s. B. return to or notify uie? HON CnlverHty ar Sl'l. LOST OOLD STICK PIN WITH ONE SIX inond aud pearl. l'honn Nicollet Reward.

LOST A BULL DOO, BLACK AND WHITE potted. Notify E. Schwann, 2400 25lh av NR. LOST PAIR OT GLASSES, ON OR ABOUT 33rd and NIc. v.

Call Main 4000, Mr. Aruo- LOST SMALL BLACK PURSE WITH bill and In sl.ver. W. South I 2le. Mr tOST-SAJTJHDAV KvXKINO AT I hum Ktittion, small ImihI I-'uiiiir rn 0 3 KEAS p.r,e ciiu- n.lid lllld lir.j ii t-t1 aie utard givwi.

Cull lit l-'iat I. IJeniit-tiilt av. or leiei.hnne Si.nl. I Mi 1 LOST CEDAR LAKE ICE COUPON POUCiL fvtitllllllnif COUIion hook anil atxmf i7 i.etveewi ake ucl Poiumid av and Itit and Hiawatha, iuiter's own loss. Find-r keep ('nab and return cousin.

Cedar Lake lee House, 24lh arj'l HSauaiiia. LOST MONDAY AFTERNOON, AUG. 1TH, class pin hearing initials M. ('. II.

and unite l.ii'ker" on back. Iietwecn and ti either on Stillwater or Selt.y-Ijike tar. It, -turn tor Tevvaid to 4t'l Itidff. SITUATION WANTED Male. CTOINO THE FIEST 8 MONTHS OP 1918 THE TRIBTTNE PUBLISHED 8,100 "SITUATION WANIED MALE" ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALL OTHER KISKEAPOLIS NEWSPAPERS COMBINED PUBLISHED Bookkeepers and Clerks. iv iOilAli. ENERtjtllC ti.AH, 10 EARS' jfr experietice in uOiee wota, iletilrca poaitlou us accountant, cashier, credit man or of- manager; tent reference; married. Adrtreaa N-7S Trtlmne. SITUATION WANTED Capable younir man desirea position in grain ort ee as nf nee or mi; recounuendtsl.

Strong, hctuthy and willing lu work, ror runner mronnation, see S. A. MOBAWKTZ A- CDMI'ANY. 1130-38 Metrt.jwlltan Life Hl.lg., Mtnlleapolls POblTION WANTED BY EXPERIENCED bookkeeper and general office man, now t-ui ployed, would change for ailvnncemeti, retereueea aial hontl. Atldref M' Irlltune 6ITUAII0N WANTED BY COMPETENT BOOK keeper, who cau also handle credit aud col' Jcctlona, twelve years with Jobbing house.

tor interview address IV 0. lioi, Sn). City, YOUNG MAN, EXPERIENCED IN STE-nography and bookkeeeptng, wanta position in nana; nave to uivest; peaa orweglan. 1 1. o.

rrtiitn.iie, m. ii. YOUNO MAN, AGE 21, WISHES POSITION as billing clerk, 1 u2 years' experience; will lie st lltie-ty Sept. 1. Address N4I7 Tribune.

YOUNG MAN WITH EXPERIENCE, DEdERES a clerical position, reference furnished. Ad dress Vl'tM Tribune. EXPERIENCED BOOKKEEPER, ACCURATE, rapid, good petimun, wiahes poaitlou. Ati dress Nrst; Trthiuie. Executives and Managers.

WANTED POSITION AS MANAGER Oi jv lunch room by experienced, sober, cap. iihie man wilh relcreuces. Adtlrosa N521 t- Tribune. i BY THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED HARD- warn man In retail, wholesale, and mail ordur, capable of managing; satisfaction uiy aim. 344 st.

Winnipeg, Man. Professions and Trades. A SINGLE YOUNT MAN OF 26 slliou of responsibility with chances of advancement; graduate of the Minnesota Agricultural college. Practical and st'lentlfiu experience; quick to learn and capable of commanding reputable salary. Address 2S29 Stevens av.

WANTED CARPENTER WORK AND PAINT lug, porches built, shingling and ail Job work promptly done, all work satisfactory. Address carpenter, N44I Park av. Al Hoyer. WANTED POSITION BY FIRST CLASH hotel chef. In or out of city, Louis Stella, lsuMi East 2iltli st.

Minneapolis, Minn. N. W. Phone South EXPERT CEMENT FINISHER WANTS SITU-tlon nniahev foreman, on permanent wvrk. Addres A.

W. Beardall, Cornell. Wia. MARRIED MAN WANTS POSITION IN FUR-uttnie ait.l undcrtukiu; have Minnesota U-cense. Address box SO, Elmore, Mum.

TWO MEN WANT WORK PAINTING AND paper wmgiug; nrst class work a reasonable. Address NUl.r Trlhulie. WANTED INSILE CARPENTER WORK BY day or conn-act ty tirst-clasa man. Drop me a curd. 2517 F.merson av N.

12 YEARS IN MEAT CUTTING AND GROCERY clerk wishes smile good JKialtion lu till Hue. Address SCSI! Tiihnne BY BAilTENDLR WITH TRST CLASS EX. perleuee and reference, city or country. Ad dress Mill 'irihuiie. A POSITION AS FI3EMAN, 7 YEARS' EX-perleis-e.

Call or write, (Vt2 Tyler st NE. WANTED POSITION, LADIES' TAILOR, cutter and titter. Address Nidi Tribune. Salesmen and Solicitors. SALESMAN CONTROLLING GOOD BUTTER and produce, husicess wauta position; Uve wire.

Address IJ'. iriimne. Coachmen, Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Etc. WANTED BY SCANDINAVIAN OF 8 YEARS' experience as cliatineur and repair man, a position at once. Can guarantee satisfaction, ti.

Audere.m, 1S10 flr.l nv N. YOUNG MAN, WISHES POSITION AS chautfeur or work In garage, experienced, beat of refen nr-os. Add-ess 1 Tribune. P.oITlON WAMED BY LICENSED CHAUF- fei. cau tarnish refercluea.

Addres Llhl Trihntie. Farm Help. WANTED POSITION BY MAN AND WIPE on farm wo-k; want steady position: niau g.K.d worker on faini niM wife gisid isiok; no children. Address Tril'iine. POo.T-O-i WANTED BY MAN AND wife, atrlt tly temperate, can give reference, ho children, yeaily posltKn preferred.

L. J. Bull. Sunk Center, Minn. Miscellaneous.

BITUi TION WANTED BY A O00D ALL. ai'ontid man, painting, kalsotniniiig, white wasliinr. an. I flsing liiiriltvo.s'1 titatrs. laying msirs aud situtll job of caipcnier work or uuv other small odd Jobs that may come up.

W. liiist lltliii. MAN OF SUCIE-SrUL ROAD EXPERIENCE. good oildtt'ss, iil.ilil.v, wants steady Inside work lu cliy. References.

Address Tribune, BY ELDERLY MAN, TO LOOK AETER YARD, garden, heating plant, etc. Can milk. Geueral work. Hlchard, Room loil Denver Hold. FIRST CLASS COOK WANTa'POSlTfONTTtJ or out ot city, city references.

Fremont nv phone Hyland 3i'til. WANTED PbSITION BY PHARMACIST, North and South Dakota. XE22 Trib. line SITUATION WANTED Female. EURINO THE FIRST 8 MONTHS OF 1811 THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHED 5,841 "SITUATION WANTED FEMALE" ADVERXlliLMENTS, ALL OTHER MINNEAPOLIS NE V8PA-PERS Cv MB IN ED PUBLLSHED 1,611 Domestics and Cooks.

WANTED POSITION SALESLADY BY German speaking girl, A years' experience, vrrrt of Twin Cities preferred. Adilres Tli Triliine, EXPERIENCED GIRL WISHES GENERAL housework iu a small family, goud wage evpeeted. Call 231 Logan av Housekeepers and Caretakers. YOUNO C1RL FTTlfEAHS WoTLlTLiKi-posliioit Pi work for board and go to Eas. High school.

Address John iMagnusson, 1, (Isseo, HONEST AND EXPERIENCED MIDDL8-AGEU Jadv wishes poslllou as housokecis.tr for small family. N. phone Nicollet 3780. Ad- dress VtlfiS WANTED BY A MARRIED LADY, TO DO chamber work in rooming house in exchange for light housekeeping room. Mra.

Blossom, 423 7tlt st S. WANTED POSITION AS WORK-NO HOUSE-keeper bv competent woman. Capable of taking full charge. 829 3rd av S. T.

S. (enter 41 19. A LADY WOULD LIKE A POSITION AS nurse or or take care a room ing house, iith nv S. Call it write. NEAT WOMAN WOULD LIKE A PLACE Ad houseket-per or seis-nnl cook or take care of sl.

party, Ajlilrcsa 2M7 av N. WANTED BY COMrTTENT WOMilN, P08I-lion as maiiagitig for gentleman or roronlni: lunei'. Address Nisi 'n-lbtine. CH RlsTLAN LADY WANTS REsTECTiBLE housekeeping plHce, iwt tar from town. Iu- qillre nt 2pst BV H.

eTderly lady would LIKE WORK As hetisekceper; home morn than wage. 2UU Washington npsltilrs. lTdTwishes position as housekWper, has one child. Address 'rrlbune. Nurses and Governesses.

MltlDLE AGED, EXPERIENCED LAlJY wiiH-es nursing in cotillliiMlieiit cases. l'rice Very reasonable. Adress N'Ha Tribune. Dressmaker and Seamstress LADIES' PIN NED PAPER PaiTi Ri. NuVtL.

pa 'tenia fur P- Nic. Me. a.dXV Laurnir esses and Day Work. WASHING AT HOME, R0UiiOR SMOOTH dry. First-class and reasonable; luce cur-tains also.

Ptiotte Hyland A FIRST A S3LA RE.3S WA SI 5fiA woi-k washing aud lioniitg. liull N. VV. piioue Nli-nll--! WASHING AND IRONING'" fcHFAKE HOME." I.u-'e ctirtaiua pair. Cculer MS5.

m7 7th nv WASHI-fa ISONIi'G TO 12'li 'iv (- ptioins fliove Iss.i WANTS DAY WORK, Itf.Ott A DA-T tall N. VV. East 2958. i Crack Rifleman of America, Camp Venv, Ohio, Aug. ti.

Artificer V. E. of J'ennsylvah'iit is the champion individual riileman ot the United States, having won the national individual championship match yesterday, out of a possible Lieutenant L. Water, ot the Marine Corps, wan secoi, 1 with anil Artificer Mundel, of Washington, third wi -11. In this mutch 1J irold medals will be awarded and divided.

At the meeting of tho National K'fl' association this evening a board of 12 directors was held and General Kvans presented the prizes and medals won if the matches last week. Tennis Writers in Combine Hope to Get in Close Touch With the National Organization. Newport, R. Ang. 6.

A national association lawn tennis newspaper writ ers was rormed here yesterday, witn the object of securing closer aiicl more official relations with the United States Lawn lCMiis association. President 1). Wrenn, of the latter body, endorsed the movement and promised to lav the matter of official recognition before the national organization. Edward Moss, of the Associated Press. New York, was chosen president, and J.

Prior Allen, of the New York Tribune, secretary. An executive committee representing Boston. Philadelphia. ashington and Chicago and San Iran- ciseo was appointed. Noiseless Rooting at Game.

Cleveland, Aug. 26. Two hundred enthusiastic spectators at Monday's American league game rooted for the Naps or the Yankees, but did not say a word. They cheered with their hands. They were delegates to the convention of the National association of deaf and were guests of President hummers or the t-Ievelabd club.

RALLY IN EIGHTH HELPS BERTHA Six Runs In That Frame Puts tlie Game on Ice for Home Team. Bertha defeated Hewitt on the Bertita grounds In an eight limine rally by a score of 11 to Cp to the eighth Inning the acore a 6 to 3 in Hewitt's favor, but Bertha acored alx run cinched the Kaiue on three hits, three er tor and a lilt by the pitcher. Bertha used three pitchers, Hatterle for Hewitt. Wuhl- and Sylrester for Bertha, Koehler, Xu tor, Wagner, Purmaa and Weftergron. Toe acore: 11.

H. Hewitt 0 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 11 Bertha 1 0 1 1 0 2 0 6 I 11 7 COLOGNE NABS A NICE GAME Glencoe Goes In Under by 4 to 1 Count With xrueman Twirling Good Ball. Cologne. Aug. 20.

(Special. la clean and Overly played contest, Cologne came out ahead of Giencte. score 4 to 1. Next Sunday Cokne goe to Glencoe for a return game. Score: R.

H. K. 01 000000 01 8 3 Cologne 20100001 4 1 Struck oflt By Volker 7, by Troentan 8. Base t) ball 'iff Voiker 1. Two base hits Boshup, Clsersten.

Gehrig, (intake, Trueman 2, Sheldon. Left on bakes Glentse 3, Cologne 3. LAKE BOATS. Sanit Kte. Aug 25.

Up Wick wire. Obi, Walter Scranton, MsUfa. Crawford. 10; W.dvtn, Pnirbairn, 11; Toitec, Godfrey. Corunna, L'tley, Barth, Grace Holland.

Norri. Garrettson nom; 1'eavey, Jay Gould, 1: Kels. Uflnnure. North Star, I Zeilar, Peshtlgo. Miitoe, Cole, Pinmmer (steel), Woif.

Minnekabta. llrausford, Aguew, Hoiigitton. Meacham, Verona, 7:30. lK.wn Schiller. Truttulale.

Midiaud King, 9: Buffalo. Colgate. HeffclDni'er, Cor-alia, Jenny, Hiiroulc, 11; Leonard, Morrell, Hnyt. Allierta. Zenith City, Mullen, George King.

ISottsf'M'd. K-llwood, 3:30: Empire i rn. Unnt.ni a- Uiitse Amtaul A' Corrl, P.esidence Struck by Lightning. Sew Cockfort X. Aug.

21. iSnecial.l The residence of Mr. G. E. Stark of this place nil by Urtntotng.

There was corstdera-ble damage to the home, although it did not catch afire. Minneapolis, Minn. i-sms. wswia WW- toqr Ail nn jjp- "iser. Have office esperii n.

A4-N Tribune. SIE.V)GRAPHER"WITII FIRST CLASS years t-xperteilee, desire p4rtUioti at once. l'aiihe X. s. Center STENOGRAPHER- WANTS POSITION; FIVE ars eviK'rience.

Ai dreaa HI.lt; Telephone Center 22iii or Ntcoiit-t WANTED STENOGRAPHER WANTS HOME work, copying, typewriting, etc. Adureas i.i-ei Miscellaneous. YOUNG LADY WANTS POSITION WORKING evenings alter Austuvr linmetliate-ly. Adress Tnbime. WOMAN WANTS ANY KIND OF DAY WORK- stl ('enter 4.nti, i HELP WANTED Male run in the: first months is mt THE TRIBTNE PTfBLISHED "HELP WANTED MALE" ADVERTISEMENTS.

ALL OTHER MTNNT.AP0T.t8 ITEWSPA-PERB COMBINED PUBLISHiJ) Coachmen, Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Etc. "WHO ARE USEE craping and heavy aniillng. steady Job for right men. Call 5 to 7. SilOO loth, av S.

WANTED SEVERAL EXPERIENCED VAN drivera. Mlmieaisilla 'lrauafer aud Wara- house. 122 5t st. city. DRIVERS AND HELPERS WANTED, EXPER.

ienced In hanrlllng fttiniture. Steady work. Call ar barn. H5 U'th st S. WANTED A MAN TO DRIVE TEAM; MUST live In Northeast.

Aamtalt Lluatnayer, 152 Hennepin av. WANTED TEAJtSTFR, ITS Fer Wt32; -Married ruau preferred. Aply 4uol Lo-ndala av S. WANTED GOOD MAN TO DRIVE per week, si I l.tth av S. TEAM.

WANTED MAN 3rd av s. TO DRIVE DRAY. CALL Store and Office. WANTED YOUNO MEN AS STOCK helper in large wholesale bouse. Opar- tunity for advanccinenl.

Experience un- necessary. Applicant must bring refer- ence. Apply Sttpt. of Puller Bros. -5f 1st av and t)th st.

X. WANTED BOY FOR SPECIAL DELIV- ery and hoy to work In delivery depart- X- ment. Steady employment If services are satisfactory. Apply to shipping clerk, -sett THE DAYTON CO. S.

WANTED MAN TO WORK ON STOCK. ht Appiy at liayton sitiMes. 1014 1st N. WANTED ENERGETIC CFTICE BOY. Will pay $30 per tuoulli to a boy of neat appearance some experience.

Gcasl penman and quick at figures. S. A. I TZ A 11S0-3S Metropolitan life Minneapolis. WANTED AN AMBITIOUS BOY, ABOUT 15 years -wu, witn seiemi iei-inu, to work In stock room and deliver: must have good hicycie.

and have iiiioiiestlnnaide iiiti grttv a gisid husioes traiuing will be given. Write, giving Address VI0 Tribune. WANTED WE CAN USE A NUMBER OF young men between the ages of 10 and 19 years. Tho aialliniis open give splendid opportunity for advancement. Apply to Mr.

C. Harris. New England Furniture Carpet Company. OFFICE POSITIONS BOOKKEEI'KUS AMI STF.MMiRAPHERS, CLERICAL MEN. OFFICE ETC.

TUB COMMERCIAL Pt'ltKAU, his ashui's urn ihnh. DIAMONDS. When you buy, when you sell or when yoa wsnt expert opinion, '-eouKult. P.i i). Andar-s in, diamond 'expert, It) 7th next ta Klmbert.

WANTED YOUNG MAN TO LEARN PRO- iluce I'tislntiss; must imve gisid edticution arel be willing to do nil kinds of work to learn prarucal end of buaincsa. Swift 14 5th st. WANT ED MA AS OFFICE ASSISTANT, ALSO to do sonic c.iUeeting. Ar, ly In (mr, lutitl-wrltlng, stating age, salary expected and former evperlenec. A'lilress SI'S, Trtbni.e.

WANTED AN EXP 1 11 i tT R0 clerk. Must eoine well ee ninneu.ieil. '1 ele-phone Nicollet 152. 'I'. M.

Cartel', 2027 Fi-nnkliu av. you wo rk-lnjTw: elry anil optical store; to learn irnd Cisi. Yodig. mi av N. WANTED A SPECIAL DELIVERY BOY! unlet be Well ne.piaci'ed will rtte.

Apply "Mpnll'I I'oi or-i Melt ll-ot. WASIXB VXPERtESCED D. Lit RY icnst he Id val's ut -c. -keis ti-vl-'g nv S. WANTED YOUNG MAN TO DELIVER AND Iclp iu s'ore.

Lell I lute (Jroetiy, lsls l.ya- dnlc av S. WANTED YOUNG-MAN FOR SODA FOUN. 1 1 in work. Apply riddle I'rug Utii Nlc- nllet. BOY TO WORK IN AT otn'e.

Cil' ti t'eoi-t Ilel e-seu. 17 Inlti st S. want xp 1: cr BTho "CeW le'r at ot''e, liristiail Si'd l.aUe SI, WANIEL lijY ABOUT Hi iAS OLD i UR. efttee ivo' lt, 4tsl C-ti' ,1 Salesmen and Solicitors. WajsIEU Oi.2 OF THE Hum Ihuiscs in the Siuics has un open-Ing for two (list class l.iiidwnie neiai( siitestnen.

to call on hurdwaie and gcuetal slorc trade III lieilll.y states. Come pleparedi to furiiihh icfcreuees. I). iits- triet Manaser, Uoolli 122 Itogers Hotel. SALESMAN CAPABLE OF FIRST, class lity properly lu one of Canada's fiislcst gi'uw'iutr towns, ptoposition Is opeu for iu-vesiigttnotr and higiily reconimeiidetl, no tint itooil coiiiiuissioii to rignt man; wtti assist all the time.

Wruo or 'phone tu A. B. ltnit'W of Aildlews llnt'd. SALESMEN INV'tSiitlAIE OUR ACC1DEN. and health poller.

Ail the old and 10 new features, pay the first week of sickness. 1 niuutitly. Local agents and district managers wanted. Merchants' Life ami Casualty 39 Plymouth Minneapolis, Mlnn WANTED TWO TEA aTTOFFEE'DRIVFRS for Stillwater and Furao position, paying from to weekly; must be married mra and able to furulali bonds. Apply Jewul Tea 19 ftth st WANTED LIVE EXPERIENCED CLOTHiNG and furnishing saiesmun anil stockkecperi married lum piffeiied; gd salary to right niau.

M. ludon, 121 NUsillet av. Tele phone Mt-rtl-r UL'74. WANTED TWO NEAT APPEARING YONO men ou a selling proposition, must live at home, anj be hustlers. Salary aud commla- slou.

324 Hennepin av, rstn so5. WANTED sA YmTlTo MAN OF GOOD AD-dress as coupon agent. Fi rat class phoiograpu studio. Apply 1-idivn Studio, (125 Medical (k)s Mt-ollei TO SUCH we have a good proposition to make, Unar-antv Adjustment 22 MotropolHan Life Hltig. ONE SALE A DAY MEANS iiUHl MONTHLY earnings.

Any person can soil It, Safe, sound, sure. Call 219 Globe St. Paul. AGENTS, RETURN COUPONS AT ONCE. RS.

called from this date. Twlu City Rental ties Marquette av. Hotels, Restaurants. Etc. vr 4(-iv--')r)t-it WANTED TWO GOOD BOYS FOR P0- 4f ter work.

Leamliigi in Hotel. WANTED THREE COLORED WAITERS. also man nod wife, waiter and wife seisiud cook, position out of city, McAlplue, bJoVk Nlcolle-t sv, WANTED CHEF. SHORT ORDER, 160; second, rs: fry, hotel clerk, d5 and $.. 821114 Nlivllet av.

WANTED GOOD COOK TO TAXK MY CAFE; no rent, i-vei ytliiug furuushol, fully enuiyped. F. (i. Bohllg. 2c7 3rd st S.

WANTED MAN TO WASH DISHES AN3 do porter work. Inquire of uiauager, Mli- wnnkee petmr n'wtaitrant. WANTED A MAN TO WORK IN KITCHEN. Aisj a young man to wait on table for board, 82 1st av WANTED YOUNG MAN OVER 81 TO WASH dishes ami help at lunch counter. Call at 22 5th at.

WANTED FOUR' COLORED BOYS TO CAR- rv dishes. Apply Rogers' Cafe tvetwefsn i and 5 p. WAMED MAN TO WASH DISHES Aati work kitchen. I Hill st SK. WANTED TWO WAITER.

OmOTT RES-" Central av. WANTT NIC HT CLERK AT MODEL H0 tel. tit Mc'lli't av. WANTED EXPERIENCED WAITRESS, AT 2o2 Hennetilt WANTED lA BILL BOY AT THE, iS.3i.XLS Hotel. Professions and Trades.

paserhAnoers, TAYLoa-w'AvsoSTtOta ft 8. fAliPEIiTERg WASTED At WTIff, ai. Wash, ah bit no a el Chicago ab bh po a Mueller, rf 4 Foster. 3b. 4 Mlau.cf 4 Ctandll.lb.

4 a 4 Phanka.lf.. 3 Mcllrlde lanolin, 2b 1 Henry, 1 (iristm.p.. 2 1 Hughe. p. 0 Shatter, xx 1 2 1 0 Weavers 2 0 3 0 10 0 lord.

2 9 2 2 0 3 0 Rrctuu.3b. Oil 0 0 0 Oiltodle.rf 0 0 0 Oil -happell. If 17 3 OjColilns.rf. 0 10 OiSchalk.e... 0 0 0 Russell, p.

0 8 1 0 0 Oj Totala 3 0 4 3 12 3 0 II 1 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 2 0 4 a i sit 3 0 3 3 2 2 3 12 0 1 2 8 27 16 0 Totala 84 1124 181 Halted fur Utwui in the seventh. xx Batted for Hughe in the ninth. a Kan for Lord in the eighth Inning. Washington 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 Ciilca.o 1 2 0 0 2 12 5 Two.base hit Schalk. Home run iterger.

Hits Off (Jrooin, t) In 8 Inning: off Hughe. 2 in 2 Inning. Sacrifice Mt-Berger, Shanks. Double plays Berger to Weaver loChase; Lord to Khalk. Chase to Wearer.

Ift on baes Washington, Chicago, a. Hit by pitcher By RuaMll, Henry; by Hugh, Weaver, Lord. Struck out By Rtisoell, by Groom. Si by Hugh, 6. Time 1:50.

Cmplres ud McGreevy. Leveren ZITatHira But lattt. t. loula, Aug. 28 The Philadelphia team was sble to hit Leverens In but one Inning, but thl waa enough, the league lesders tallying rfar tutu on 8va bin and ao error.

Plank a nmaal, ha the team bsfded and abut the locale out. He atmek out 11 men. Three timer Th locals had men on second and third bane with one oat, but Plank always retired, the aide on strikes. The acore: 8t. abbhpoae! Phils' ab bh po Rhotton cf 1 2 0 OITC.M'phy.rf 3 I 1 0 Anatln.Sb 3 0 3 0 Oldrliig.ir 0 it 0 10 0 0 8 2 10 10 0 8 0 0 18 0 1 0 2 0 0 1 12 0 01 10 10: Pratt.

2b 2 Wliarna.rf 8 Palentl.ae 4 UtoTalLlb 1 3 lobnaton.lf 8 Aknew.e 4 Leverena.p 8 1 1 0 IIer. JO 0 1 "2 2 8 0 OlWalah.cf 3 8 0 Oi Barry. aa 1 1 OIRchang.c 8 8 2 i 1 4 0 0 0 0 Total 32 8 27 18 Totals. 80 S2T 4 1 I Batted (or Ijererena in ninth. PblUdelpuia 0 0 8 0 0 0 03 Bt.

Louia 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 Two base hit Schans. Sacrifice hits Mr-Inula, Wath. Hacrlftce fly Barry. stolen bears William. LeTereni.

Left on bases Ht. 1inle. 10; Philadelphia. 10. Baw on Off lrvereni, off Plank, S.

Hit by ltcher By Ieereni, (Plsuk). Struck out Plsnk. 11; lereren. 8. Time 2.30.

Vmprrea Pin-tveeo and tgan. Kighlander Slip Again. Cleveland, Aug. 20. C'leyelantl tMk, another fame from New York ytwterday, 8 to 2.

Me-toiiitcll waa Lit hiuj In t'je inning and alow fleid'c helped -4- put lilrn in trie hole. Re eoullnued in the gause. horeer, until the aevecth inning. la fielding a line drltre, by I-ltMilil. nls pitching hand waa aererely hurt, and he retired In for of Fiener.

Cleveland iM-n-etl ttte runs in the second Inning and added another ruu in the eighth. The vore: f.Tere. ab. b. ah.

po. e. Ueold.rf 3 14 0 0 Waleei. 3b 3 2 1 3 Chapman, 4 2 2 8 Otook. cf.

4 110 0 Jackson. rf 4 110 0 ee, If. 4 2 110 3 1 1 3 1 8 1 Oil 0 sa 3 0 2 2 4 Turner, 3b 3 Graney. If 4 1 0 0' Kt.lrhtlb 4 0 2 2 8 0 Woiter, rf 4 0 1 0 0 2 2 0 Oif'nr, 4 0 8 2 4 kUnd'g, 8 10 1 O-M 3 1 0 8 ft Plstier, 0 0 Cald'il. 0 0 0 0 0 Tota'a 32 13 27 12 1 7 ii 1S 1 Butted ror ruber in ninth.

CleTelai.d 0 0 0 0 1 I Hrw York 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 Tw base hit Jackson. Chapman. Three fcse bit liraney. Stolen base Oapinin, Ia -Jo. aldw il.

Double p.aya Hartaell and Knight; Chapman, anc Johnston. Ten nils and fire mm off McConnell In 8 2 3 in-blnca; 3 hit eDd one nm orr Klrher In 1 1-3 Inninga. fiase on boll Planding. 1. Hit by pitched by Mefonnell.

i. (Lejole and Turtter). on! McConnell. 4: lisendlr-g, 1. bail Sweeney.

Lett on bases 6: New York. 9. Time 2:02. t'mpirn-O'toughlin Ld Xherldaa. Great Western Circuit Races in Straight Heats De Moiijs, Iowa, Aug.

28. Raees in yesterday's program of the Great 'Western circuit were decided in straight heats. The beet card wa the 2:12 pace, in which Sir Lain rushed Symbol Meath hard. (summaries: Three roar old and under trot, purse $1,000: 'Pure Mike, won; Luke Sir Maid, recond: Baron Bates third. Best time 2:25 purse $300: Mav Not won, Charlev C.

eeeond. Iady Maud MUler third. Best timet 2:12 pace, purse $600, Svmbol Meath won. Sir Lain second, Tally 13. third.

Best time Arthur De7lin to Minors. Boston, 26. The passinp; of another veteran player from major league baseball wrs recorded torlay when Prr-sident Caffr.cy of the Boston National leajue club, announced tha release of Arthur Devlin, third baseman to Lor best tr. of the International league. Devlin 's lart game in the big league had somthing dramatic about it.

Corning to tha bat as a pinch hitter in the ninth of tolay's game aainat Pittsburgh ho drove in tho run which tied the score for Boston with a hit to rient. Jia did not know at that time that be was to be released. Cornell Chtneso Win. Ithaca, rVAnR. 2.

The Cornell T'niversity Chinese track team yesterday won the annual eoliejfiate track meet participated in solely by Chinese Btudents. 'ibis victory gives to the Cornell team permanent possession of the silver cup donated by the Chinese Btudents club of Harvard. In today 's events Cornell scored 59 points, while Yale and Michigan tied for second place with 20 points each. Coraiskey Buys One. Chicago, Aug.

26. Pitcher Faber, of the Des Moines, Iowa, club, of the Vestern league, was yesterday purchased by President Comiskey of the Chicago. Americans. He is a big righthander and reports to the local club in the spring. The amouict paid for the player was not announced.

Brainerd, Columbia Heights, I. Brainord, Aug. 24. For four Innings Rranlerd held the Columbia Height team of MinneapoUa scoreless, during which time four BraineJrd runs floated over the plate. In the fifth error by Klngcn and l4iutrntsn and a batting rally netted th.j Columbia five run.

Brnlncrd tightened up and there iv nothing more Tho locale eatuv buck heavy lu the eighth, scoring four rnn, Cook, formerly of St. Paul, was on the mound for Brainerd and pitched flue linll, striking, out nine. Mctlelrlrk of the ColumhtaB struck out 13 and walked 8. The score: Brainerd. PO A C.

H. PO A Krey. 1 2 3 lll'ngh, 1 4 1 1 ron. 2b. 4 8 "jlllgi.

0 0 8 0 Tcinp'ton, 0 1 1 OlNorden, 8b. 8 1 2 2 Ccmk, 0 3 OlCorbett, lb. 1 5 0 1 l-an'man, lb 1 8 1 2't-hl. 0 12 2 8 Victor, 0 3 0 OiStKlnie'er. cf.

0 10 0 Roderick, c. 0 9 2 Oi McGctrlck, 3 0 2 2 Bufh, 0 0 0 O'lnnieu. 1 0 0 Klngen, 1 0 0 liSorcnsoo. If. 0 0 0 0 35 8 9 27 4 Total 8 24 10 Columbia 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Brln'rrt 2 0 1 1 0 0 4 0 8 Stolen buses, Larson.

Krey. Templeton, Cook 8. Bush 2, Klnirrn 2. Two-bnse hit. Cook.

Bae on I'Blls. off McOetrlck fl. being I arson, Krey, Templeton, Victor, Klngen oft Cook 1, being Sorenaou. Struck out. by McGctrlck.

13. being Larson. Krey 3. Templi Mi 3, Lcucrmin. Victor 2.

lt.alertck. Bush 2, Klngen by Cook 9, being I'cugb 2. liigi 3. Hiidrarucr, 1 anion, Sorpnuon 2. Wild pitches.

McOetrlck end Cook. Passed ball. fold. First bamt on errora. Coltimlila HelL'hts 3.

Prit'nent 3. Ift on buses, Columbia Heights 3, Brainerd it. Pontile play, 1 -arson to Isncrman. Time, 2 hours, empires, liail, ana III LEAGUE. Peentur.

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BulTttlo, 3, Jers. City. 4: Toronto, 8, providence. Montreal, 3. Newark.

2-8; Rocbenter, 8-2. BOTITHETiir LEAGUE, 1 Chattanooga, Montgomery, 3. Mobile. Birmingham, 2, Atlanta, 3, Memphis, 3 (11 innings, ess). New Orleans, Nashville, 5.

dark- CENTRAL ASSOCIATION. Otrnmwn, Waterloo, O. Muscatine, 2: "Cedur Rapids, 8. Monmouth, 1: Burlington, 0. Keokuk, Kcwauee, 4.

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