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EACH DAY
PITCHERS ARE CUTTING LOOSE
AND SHOWING THEIR
CURVES.
WEATHER WAS SPLENDID
Under Ideal Atmospheric Conditions
the Hiqhlanceer Spend the Day-Hit
ting Practice Is Held in the Morning
and Fielding in the Afternoon.
THEIR NAMES
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if thu . folh.nwrti of the Itut tne's of
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vi ,t t e is I1. ll ithlinnd,,r., Ihrr,'s n IIst of
Ith* liiii I n nigi i r I t i inki nsh ip ir n
lworkini with lii:, lIlnhliat 111u thitir
frfI.t l front tonik.t r., Dhilk Nlonro,.
<l hut 'ii lrlnui . i rln g Kigllt olt r. I'irnl.
tI r ll.tb 'rt .I. drover e'rrtint. | .I '
l.' tirectllo-d. "rlnk I'1llahan.
mytrin t'h ln.ait . 'Alter linlt'lllne nll.
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to thi l'first daty's lin,1n.i .,4d4 tlhat's
Sarmann. The ,g boy I..s all the sp'4,l'
tlt..r'i and n l tl ' ,'im out on 1 Iline., N II
mn ttier whnt e.Iis hal4 pl.4ns, it's pre'tty i
4seitr' tih 1t1 ('rmnnl will he( wa4rnl Ig theI4, I
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titaft ,rn, n 1 a1l' h Itooed U11 1 ir lly . 'hLf
your : it team 1 4 Ill hiave 1t4 h u4es,.
l .hl ss 'n and Il nmilton. ' I
J.. I head; IN giving the Minllnla
1play4','s Ih, filtU44l of It4rent4 iII. ' ; nl t4i'
h 'best of ilc4t1' t'i44n4t.'4t4 ons, '4hich, of
lurs44 , g444 w44 th44 111 4 alyi4ng .I. Ii Is
4441 1 ' year younge1r 44lit 4 , he 44 I ,s 44 yer'
ftunday Iaft'rol n the hig exhlhillb t
aInd iI n n inIlt]J-git t hat - 1n1lmsslin
price will b), hlarged, IAnt of h ,+us
from th1+ lU'nrd n ltly iiI'' billed to I t.,
here.
, That hitindl4y 4in444' w'llI he. ,worth
while, 1too, 4otl' it "ill gh',' fill ha,4n4 s ;,
wi"ll h 4old in the 11 12 J1 I'<It4 4 of the4
Union asuciation, .
"Nig'" P.terrine says he's neve.'4r 44lay'l'4
In the 4am4n44 city two 4u44'4ol4ive y n.4'4s.
altlhough he's 4stuik In tilh, idenhti4 4 l tr'.
ganizatilon ii lilt i:dol4e lthl4n that.
JakeI D4tt'bert, 1l4'4l'ltlyh'4', sta4r first
ibasinllan, Is p.laying d great 4a44m' th1111
I.priag. 'hoere nt44 44nly4 a few real
first bnaeme. it the big show 1and
Jalke is ifril? Oee' ot'iem. - -
COAST LEAGUE
Oakland Makes It Four.
been l runlihi', Ari ni. i-nk, n
Win i % r'~ rih Mirnlit mui fr. fui Riu
I'runrlsluile' iiiilzi . 3 ii. It. Zuit-her
II iiirl liii 11 it )ieliu III liii ,4iefuntl Llnel
hmore rulns Thier , ire uintim hitli muf
imeuiir Ill IUii Inning',.
14; ~ ,; I . It. M..
llinteril. riukuin :e n1 ýlli/n,"; Trumir.
xNi% Ii 11111 .rr%
Portland Wins.
is Any;,-I" - s. . i \ IIril it. --I 'II·rir srr\\`(1·(
hlult Iin i, i ill. L~r h li~uilg, Liiil~,Wii li
I..; 11 1 AuugmhI 1\ in 2lu fitt11, tll()lI
SS·-, re·: It. II. t"1.
Iiuitt·rrh r' Il-ill li tsun :l fill I la(\·~··
A Blowup.
$sgilulutil,, . .\iim11 ,; DIulhl' DIE,
r.umllntu~ I.,uII tn;I -,n I ', I In )llr Il~elt-lgh,
It. ii. I:.
\l'uullii I s 1
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Itii, . ble~ Ii iigi' Iii a l ' iit i~. 111.
IIi~nH) Iiik i ;, I Ittutte,, ; Sullit.ill. ,\g
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"Why" Ix nnuther ntcr of Minager
Rl*M In th ahi-tlInd .14wA and It, .a
(O(d InnIkInt nitt Poll.\r ~nrren In the
,QkcL, 'workrw J Ir L sltesk $ I& t
MIISSOULA ClQI, TRAV.
ELINti~ OUT IN,,4
:TINT 1. 0.
Garden City MP' `Who Had It All
Over the Sitt*p Dkete~r Last Yar,
Does Not Have q t the Same Suo
cers, but $StI I, 04 (t Thirteen.'
Imlonlttn,, AprIl . -(pe.lei.rll)-After
htlllingl the I.'14Mssaoul high school base
hulll1111 til i'rotfWl thl*' "dnning, t$
ijeal I w·hohlEutile enjoyed l a hblowup In
the nelllth frame this naftrronntt and
allhowli th vislltr to tih the Erc'te.
In thie tenth ,the home tltelnt lost.
The' ine Sm nore ,Wal either It to '9 or
II th. ,. It wne currernt ge.n.p rnound
th.e grrilatndtni and benchesh, that Umrn
pire' IteC.vo(14 lid ellled Pete .1lnhrt
tion
l' W he . l" ' l tAI I EhloHlr. t ilt Into l t Vei
ig ihe 1:10i c(lth, whirch, sillEn tile
offrEal hull or lhie principail, Ii the
nnrll f o1e 1, c tnoffliel high schnol
itel. nI"1, d frour run Ito tie. The
te'rlE staid'lit K u. 4 , 1 t"mifple of hits.
i paiir .I IEi4e.el ,hulls. two'. fltnl errors
by 'irstilsnkelr .lMllik and thtl eolunt
wlns in I kniit. In the next inning the
IlVIIdrlErs spIrelndlenglied. wolnn ting as
hlereinhellrer exr i iplainedl, ellitr twice or
thrl.e. .1liihrt, the ibiggest high school
wthlieth It ti,,se, parts, hit t lainshing
single.i tIo left field, on the carpet.
'i'The hll iilitl't even heslitate Ibetween
thte egs of Powersw. andt Milhrt cltated
the llses Ian c .me homne bhinenhlt or
O\tIuE lllut it thirdl., wihi tiever the
larbiter'lt" ileel Wai.
liltillllln, either two or three tatiles
to the hlltl, Will met and Iliffled In Its
shllere. of the extra round hiy South
puw lSpohn. Catcher Davi. spit his
handt of the one Swedae llderllon sent
ovet.r lit th tenth, end etliAed. An
dlerslnll went from the hox to behindl
tte ll pinto andtl Blxohn tI.ek ip the
'burdenli. Thi klhe got pkirtslller was
ileltrty" geitl tltenough. He fanned two.
.\nders..nl, who had the Indian llgn
,iti the Hamliton team ltet yenr, was
ltouched uel r nthler freely t)llt struck.
noet 13 mnl. PIrelnti.le .wsu stetlady and
strluclk lut llnne. t'rrere were numeroun
llton h tie ettlhes. ' .The w.,e. Iby Inningls:
It. H. E.
Missllll .... 1 Ol 1 01 4 2-10 i9
Hamnihton .... n 20,0iO I- It- 10 4
PENNSY DEFEATS HSARVARD.
Ihl'dielphie, Ap.ril #.--T'h ITni
Verl'it. el"f Pe.nnsylt\ianltlls usociutlon
footba1lill tI.ltln defeateeel Il anrvard in
their cettiIIIl gllEne lelcy five goales to
RACING OFFICIALS NAMED.
(',ceur d'Alene, April 1I--Phil Reilly
of V.eell',eouver has eeitll ulpointed
hnnlleliellllleer and eIanoei(nto Judge of
thl.e lreCetinig of lthe' C:oeur d'Alene
tIeld, n *plenudl Judge of fly' 1tri and
has a whip like at 1,. flha'gY lllt
tlnz hcam `been osa (ure at t d aily I
tsron-ýa$riAf bualon. W1 '6
4~'r~B )bUknkt.~ f
a? theI
BASEBA! `", ESUtt LTS'
At n Ka# n -K.ss City, 6;
Pittsburgh .
At Colub tl......t.bU. . 11; Clve.9
Cidt Aiy et ,, 0"
-t toi.n h t
Natiomal o.h pi at.le .tnknth. th
Ch eaoX
Anted
wot.rld hol -Inpnooi , t, e
A .t lrt hy tha, a 1. o. Th ,e,
ityr:. d. R.l.
4tlonhla ..
atttle--Atleie, i ton and
to usprinlotel -Ptrnh itntd,, 1:
Brsklyt, peo.. teo In
llit npig to th iardeis i
At. Lout , AD VII Off ,$1p . Louli
National Ih e mdoe 6 the lTe
atl Adric t t
Iler R. 1r 5nd fl e .
Na.or ............................. i
lla ttnriCAle ar on an
Starry tat ' e> i r of °;th N
Doom Kruseli Danfobasi and'~
Austin o, Camieorla madk e lit tw
tight, latter tho pla'te shook nfro
tltonontbay nkto I, toda. y Caplmnn n
seeetnnr: h}. H. T12.
Nationis ................ 11, 1
Amr ictan s . .........................
Batterie-Ateel C Harman aran Yend
nn;han Manitchel nh Prty; Bad.iarn
und Stephen s.
Philadpllybi p. April, d.-Cood hitting
and clqn fielding gaote the foprth
Nationals hy t toh. sp of a in ;R. The
BScre: R. R. E.
Nationals ................................... 6 1 t 0
Thtteries-Alexander, Seaton and
Stoner; Howe and Henshaw.
BASEBALL NOTES
A member of the University of South
Carolina baseball team is named
Booser. He is not a kinsman of the.
former New York pitcher.
New Orleans has a great fielder and
hitter in Johnson. It is said several
major league scouts are right on the
Job, and watching every move of the
Pelican.
Ownle Bush of the Tigers is still
holding out and Insists that he will
not play baseball at all unless he re
'celves the contract he desires.
Halifax promoters have deolded to
organize a professional hasehall league
In Nova Scotia. 'The grand old pas
time Is covering more territory every
year
Mike Donlln, who in playing right
field for the Pittsburgh Pirates, is
doing some great throwing this spring.
Mike say his hanm is better, this year
than for many a season.
Manager Charley Dooln of the Phil
adelphia Quakers figures that all he
has to do to win the National league
pennant is to pitch Alexander. Chal
mors and Moore in regular turn.'
The two homerun kings, Prank
SBhulte of the Cubs, and Prank Baker
of the Athletics, seem to have found
their batting lumps right at the start
of the training season this year.
Even if Indianapolis can't win pan
nants the Indians can furnish players
for the other teams In the American
association. Hayden of Loulsviile
Carisch of Toledo. Lewis of Milwau
Ike, Delehanty of Minneapolis, Carr iof
Kansas ICity, Friel of Cplumbus and
Hoffman of St. Paul are all former
'members of the Indianapolis team.
Ping Iodie of the White Box has
lost the best parll of trousers he owned
and therefore feels somewhat sore,
alson chgrined and likewise humiliated,
;While in Wa'o Ping sent his trousers
to a negro tailor and the "dinge"
thinking they needed a little gasoline,
soaked them In It, and then applied a:
hot Iron, No more fine trousers for
Ping. He now wears a pair of pants.
FRANCIS STREUT KILLID,
tButte, April 0.--(Spootal.)--lran
ein Street, formerly of this city and a
well-known Insurance man of Mon
tona, wats killed yesterday In New
Mexico, where he fell down a well and
broke his peak. Mr. Street was prom
Imntly identified with the Knlght. of
Pythias in Butte and owned consld
erable stook Interests in this state.
His wife and daughters are residing
In Los Angeles.
Why .H Was Late.
"What miade you so late?"
"I met $nilthson."
"Well, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home
to supper."
"I know, but I asked how he was
feellin, 'and he Insisted on telling me
hbout his stomach trduble."
"Did you tell him to take Thamber
lafn'n 1ablets'f"
"Mure. that ii what he .teeds." Sold
h . all dealers.
SONDS "PERFECTLY GOOD,
Beattle, April ". The decesldn of the
superior court yestetmay that the
1)[00,0O0 bonds voted by the cltigpns4in
IOlt' are valid, opens the way fqr the
conittraotloq of a line coptiotil
Rtal.er and iBallard, extreme ppnts of
the city, h¢ passinp through t t lili
inmei eentrt of lEattle, The,gOurt
swept aati' evt'y o'jeotlo raised tu
thVe .llty 'of the bbpd .
SFor rheumogtlIm o will ,tI ntoth-.
lt itttte S : 1411
ý~a~
This stori as the ancient .
protectiongl of hl hostess,
t;n I n exceptipnall
an4 thatvi to make tho a ,
1.i the h dedness of the lowý lo'ne,
OH, THOSEI EYES
SA real laugh gerator. Gladyrift p oul not
male her 'lutinqsl orbs behave. The bi st roee
comtedy of theiseabon.
SB.l NEVER KNEW '
Absorbingly dtli*tatic, intensely touching; prod ded
by the popegar Vitagraph company.
TROS' HIC. H KSVILE BOYS
This laugk et~t r will cure ill your .~et grouh!S s
when you .seeHank and Zebhof Hicksville, ,ho b..
liave, themselves to be real *ctors.
Bovee's Oreestra-Sp.isal Easter Music
Mr. Hoofer singing, `Oh You "Emmalina Lee," beau'
tifully illustrated.
GEQ PRINGLEl
MIiOUL)oA, M0lt4VWA
saentofeturer of mad .eaqr to
Itall.n, -4 Amesnop MaCq, ..peteh,
Sveli and,. Ameroa enuroantIe,
MONUMiNTS, TAILETh ANID
HIADPSOTNI
A large assortment of the above al
wasI on hand or manufactured to ar.
der.
DESIONS SENT ON APPLICATION
My facilities for producing and fUr
nishing the finest work in the state
or. unSaeollid.
O!RSE SALE,
A Public Auction of
22 Leavy
Work Horses
Will Be Held at
Missoula, Montana, on
Saturday, April 13, 1912
SJoe" NallOe's Livery Barn
Anaconda Copper Mining
Company
Lumber qepartment
Idaro n W orkr
' g$ie irnt 19 tn aa. ,Mash
iog0, gon, to .order. Coner r'qe
amve sad4 Bitter Moot tracks ,
Ill Phkin 541 Slaoks Ind. Phone Uat
Union ion Wotks
in 'Jl' t Pheni 154
Mill tlo S ikel ?
Crawmal "etptr y.sd Miehine Wea
ltchitng piles provoke pro
4ant tS, but profanity w'on't
Is'.
The Largest, Coolest and
Ventilated Photoplay Theater.
Children's Prise Matinee, 2 p. m.
Evening, 7 o'Clook.
A (.eliciously-flavored Easter egg to
.very child attending.
PROGRAM FOR TODAY ONLY.
Pathe Weekly
An animated newspaper of grent
happenings and doings.
"His Mother-in.Law"
A connected volume of fun: slxteen
laughs to the second; featurlng
John Bunny.
"The Star Reporter"
IMakes a "scoop" and gets the
mo.ry: plenty of life and action.
"Tenderfoot Bob's Regen
eration"
A tale of western degeneration and
regeneration through the persona)-.
Ity of a mother; a picture with anl
versal appeal.
Violin Solo
Berceuse from "Jocelyne," by God
urd. Rendered by Mr. George W.
Johnson.
Our Famous Orchestra Will Render
a Spe~ial Easter Sunday Program.
Mr. Ed LeVasseur in Two SentL.
mental Songs.
NOTIC'.--fg added attrnction
Miondly and Tuesday.
IsISIS
The Musical Photoplay Theater.
WE ARE A
•e I e
Oves the bills
we sell,. J
looklnlg ,t It l
enough to giyv
'people a'.ioansg.
for spOm oof, ,p
meats, .uet op0
taste of tt , is
enough to ' Iaa
them 'resolve to
buy all their meea
boer,: hepreltep.
And, whea t[
find our. pia
thoseo o ordinay
meats' thear reso
lution Is ollnohed.
Come, look '.4
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pggi
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Eighty Oacre) WaterI.
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