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HIMEtC GRtE AU
PS CONTEST
FROM SAINTS
HIGHLANDERS POUND OUT VIC.
TORY IN THE EIGHTH INNING
OF THE GAME.
PLAY ERRORLESS BALL
No Miscues Are Chalked Up Against
the Missoula Team-Annie Lasts
Longer Than Usual-Is Relieved by
Bush Who Shows Fine Form.
UNION ASSOCIATION RESULTS.
AT SALT LAKE
Salt Lake 4
Missoula . 5.......
AT OGDEN
Ogden 13
Butte 7
AT GREAT FALLS
Great Falls .7
Helena 6
Standing of the Clubs.
t'inb \'u 11-4t I, , Its
MISSOULA 18 2 .900'
;r ;it L.11k I.: i; x4
great al',lls It .'.47
Ielem a 1:2. 6
Iluttt . . 17 .2"7
()gdln . 4 . II 2
"f the hest exhihillis llllyi il h ri'
this yIei r. It Iis a \ l1I I liihers' attil iiland
anlyhndJ's .ilnll until tih, last n, l ns
douwn. Fliiu l se'l,, .. i . 9'h," . .re:
Missoula.
Player - .\.11. It. If . I't( . .\. :.
Warre.n. If 4 1 0 0 i
'Perrine, ...... I I I 4 on
lasey. rf......... 2 :I, o0
S,rhrit s :: o 1 4 2 0
i'arrnili, lb . ... I 1 o o
ToIin, lf 4 it i t I 0
- lau.ngllni. :th II I II II 0
lhllunkenlship. , e 1II it 7 : 0
Ai iul. I :: II I II II il
lu lis, I' I I Ii Ii I
'I Iuls l ::tI 1 o27 It I
Salt Lake.
'luy.r .\.I Ilt. II. I' a ,\. I:.
Siencerr, If 7, 0 I I 0 i
IltUi'ir. if : it ii 0o
'uirhIs, 71, u I 2 ii I i
Sirr. si : I u I 1
VanI. I b I I7 I :
I'undletlulh . 2l , 1 i I : (1
l\',iVter. I I i I 0 1
Jenseni , ip. :: i I i (1
Totals :1 I i _7 . 1
M;nore by I nllllglll.
.51 H Iutula I ii it it I i ii it I II t-.
S -ll l: ish L I. I.. I i I I0 -4
lSul'' .lr, t : 'rlnlhix1 h itsl I iorli" r,i
" IS l ,1g8 mi l, \';1,n I i " Il,'n
I..se..' I, *.s ,, all (.ills ollT , is, 1;
".11 .J|nsn, l. " N.trut'k tll By Annis,
: l h,, 7' l , 4 II s -filll Au
. 1 S.l kin .ll . : I1,fl' h pl.ay-2
It.-h I I s 1 . lllnl hi ol I s rl l I.Ii hi ' iir
on e, rt'll+ll'-- .Iuiulllh, I. Ilylil by pitl(hr -
\% rrt n. ebll n hlba* s --Challglitll,
i l'n'i'r, %;' ).n ItunS b tted i -11 .
:e , I ',lrl sli, I 'hunl n1 nl, .' l'l .r.
r..tlan . . ' in , 1 57. U n
ail l' l 8I.r1lth l i, s i
Hard Hitting.
NORTIWESTERN
I'i tl, . liiy \ '.-.-l it l I,, il' i'il
t\'it n l' h l tu l ti l I' .M i
"Iu0'r wlnnllt , 1' t iu .
Vtirli I........ .......
18188rllcws Nrmluai, ('mrinmlu, Ionml1d
Tacoma Defeat Tigers.
i',oma1 . Mar' ;l.--Mrler was .Iven
pour auppprt whIle l-reoma 4Itu were
tlmedy imu thn l toui w , l' theIrs
hlame 1 thh hoin 5Otj9~
tor:-1 efut. r . It. H. I.
lPo)°r.rtland ....... ,
V ic to ria ..... . 8 7 ,
ItLtM i W
BY ELE "CS
AT FINISH
CLOSE AND EXCITING GAME is
WON BY GREAT FALLS 'IN THE
NINTH INNING.
BYRD PITCHES WELL
Senators' Pitcher Goes Along in Fine
Shape Until the Last Session When
He Goes Higher Than a Kite and
Four Runs Score.
(1I4 4;I alll ., Ia% 1 ;. I 1 1t l "itl-u
tiatdnllll c I h-illtll l i J rally t l ,la n ' ·t l
S toiun' i ini.I, t I litt' l ' lhs dii ll ,tedl
ltit. r tihll lhtrd itir lttlht iu tin'l h.lr
tiod y Its rl itititi lan tl ldt U ilt s
lto tiii ninlth. l I on I h Iti nall
h orllll'l N- .ann' nllllll ell nlu ' oI lll lth
hll'lass. I l.Wi llim trs taki . II ir t oflll,
ii, it h l. r n I . 1, -lnt ll h
Itrin I lh rm ll r I I r t II .tm I
Irh'I rf : I ~lin I ineI aII
s2o rlat liti' ir ionl 111 i s c h: 1 I
Grelen Fall.
Pi.lat i .1 11 I I I . I,
IlawII. i't I, I I I i O
Ih . rf i 5 1 1 t i 0
I'ttiti l it' . It I :1 0 1
troga1, t 4 it I t I 0
NPa.. 2b / :: I I i 1
1 12hIl r l . . ti 4 I I I :I 1
ill -l ilt t . n I ii I itl rl i :or I
(I'at IerII \ t i it 1 I Ii 4 II
Murphy.. f 3 T I T 1 II
. it h I|. 5i " I I : l
IItII'InlI I i I I (I 0 0
T ol'i, :ch I t I I ! I
KI'll r. ,1 l . i It I I tI tt
ltl I.. tt 3 Ins I i II
Iruiltk . ihtrrvt t4 T 1 1 I . ito
WIi llriluun , 1- - 'l l it I rt t I h
Hru'tll l llis . ,,' too, 1 It o I--lllll t
&iredt h.ili 4 Th "-bast hils-Irhy..
Hom"'Iuns -Iityrll. Neek. h lrlTif
fly --Trogain St-l · h:5 -Klilira.
i!;iw5'5 o bll s hall .-- r \Vf illia tsi'. I i off
o irmeyer, t: off Itird.. I 'trucrk nilt
l1'' Ki'r ..wy,'l'. " W ild throt'y-
,l'h k iobtl, ' pI. -- I l . to
N ·l' k. Ilt 1,b' litchl d m'bl l -l(llhUiba by
KI(lrml .?.r . 'm , .o, lu rl.. Irll
COAST LEAGiJE
(Cluh-- \V,,tl [,n t P. t
c) it i l Itti If ..Pt4
Vernon 11. .5:10
S:in Iuriitt.rsl 1 t 1 .' 1 .4
Ilirhnm ntI 17 2'. .4 2
Angels Lose.
l t'H u nllll nto, M ay 10,- ulllrr llrlaln lto
\%nil l first gamet' ll l lit' wrlts I roll
I.to AIngI-e. to 2. In i nl tih.litnitgi
Iaily toul a f tirt(.t. trrors fsy Ii,,III trlanll
hiul ilhr t i , Mor' fied at 2 to 2 nt
tlih " itl o f tl t' l, hl h , H" o rm : ft . 11. I ,
` i, I tu . :.
Tltri.. I'h,. h e I illS 1l3 h s; Arel
1h1 III .11111 ('.1 ho lk.
Oaks Meet Defeat.
i ll i l l \lillb( e tl ' Iii illt. I IIt 11 l
ixstlh :m ii \\hill It llrhil r'l atllLc'dI hhin,
Il Buncli he dl Ilsl DoI thi Worki lt.
ttiol ntll II he wt i ty witht two r Il in
lin- thirdl , iu t - 'L ilt i i, t hold till ' pa .
Mi, r 10 11. I.
$ I r"i' l', it. I I. I 2 .
Watll u'i.. Il...".l ....9 10 a1
tini;il l l . :1 2r 7
\llrknh,. I nrhi olnd Mlitz.
Bunched Hits Do the Workl
LS. .llg es. .a1ly It-111.tIinichied h itl
hi thl' Iniierth find gighth i llnnings M tn '
V\irlnn tlilt Mati ivter l' rtliand by at
we,,,ire of 4 In :I. Re ri. i, fI. 1,0.
vl\ iit nll .. 4 !i ]1
oi'rt lill : 9 3
I.hlterl'l -- I';itihleton uia , |lro\\ ;
Klawii lttir uil;il I ln v /y.
WESTERN LEAGUE
Club- Won Lost Pet.
le lter . .... 18 8 ,69
St. Jt.'in h . . 11;' 10 014
D') Mat liinos . . 13 11 .5223
umaha .1.... . 12 .1120
Topoka 12 12 ...00
t lnx t'ity . .......... 0 . 10 16 .308
Lineoln .... ............ 9 1.4 ,91
W ichita ......... . . . 0
Sloux ,iity, 5. pwnver, 7.
mflmha .;11 T'Qk, C.),
at. Josuphi, 1t1 Wiiatti; vK s..,'ll,1
age Moill1"ae4, lO isli ,l ,--.
DEN INS IUDS
UHTFNCG 9EE
AND WIS
"RASTY" WRIGHT PAILS TO SEE
WHAT WOULD HAVE BEEN
A TRIPLE PLAY.
SCHIMPFF IS FEATUIE
McCloskey's Catcher Grabs Two Home.
runs-McCafferty Chased Out of the
Box and the Utah Gang Takes Kind.
ly to Jachs.
(gl 'Iti, M lii. I ti. -1 llid n gir t its lill
1111"'IR rt 11 uniii rll, and troik the third
llllone of tilt I re'lpr'nt N,'ries fromlll lt tte,
i ii i. iorre of 1I: t 7. Mte'(lftferty
nil ..Ili hI were. freely '(I It t l t for
Initr hillg challjl nit of tile oxill. Me
kI'lnk y c' (lihtl Rgcd Ill II I1,r'ia iuroulnd to
goad .ffe'it. SMiiinipff wetit behind
lthe haL unit 1 r1iciksi'i hull 1 iwn tlhe
r t.i fMi k. He'1t tllrl'f I l tt i ln lh day'"
hlitti In v ' gietting two tlimertI ns.
Ir' iliii "RIuiisty" W\Vright lirobat li
'ohId cation ' aBu ttriple plU and
tilIe u.d short,. tp utci h i | lnr drive
whllitt Ireihed tiff Warren f glove ardI
lilliu, It|,i .......... 2 7 U i 0, I
\ N ellght by h .1eQuail. blefot... It lilt
th2, gut1nId. The all wIIs fielded inl
cllth : I .5nntil" th th, two rInnerL
tere i i oilut. A. 'rigit did ni t t
t h , i ni y hl . 1 n i tl e nil tll , i inte s a f e .
DJnuksLtur, -f. 4I I 4 I 0
, t.ruhuit. I - t I1 0 0
MTathei". 1 L' - U S .
\'Itc illu ,I, ib. . I 1 I I 1
,larsal ll.h 1-, rf. . , 10 of 1 U
K<it tii" l't, I1 . :, 2 - 7, 0 0
lorehead, If, . 4 0 2 0 0 0
Levy\'l, :. t. 2 I 0
1trI l, . .......... 5 0 a 0
.11.lu'alflfi , I. 2 0 1 3 I0
Jach.i'Is, p . I I I 1 I 1 1
.Druhot . 1 0 p 04 0 0
I' tl, s .l0 7 12 21 l 4
IlHrlo h I t 'ut for Jarhi In nlinth.
Ogden.
'l;.i .r A l. I II . I1. I'l A. I 1 .
LiMecit. s , II 1 1 2 4 1
chit. pff, I. ,1 i i 2 I
lrllllllek , I. I. 5 I 12 U 0
IBM t' ond', 1 . .5 2 2 0 1
St \ lns, If. 2 3 1 0 0 I
a\' sl,.r, "1,. L4 2 1 I 3 a
.\lter n'il , :t4 . I 2' 1 1 lt 1
Su l 1. ,1 i rltl l -Moniti 4 i d 0
W iet t'r , .. U 1 1 1 ; 1
r tal ..31 13 It. :7 1G 3
)g1da'n 0 1 11 '1 2 it 2 4 ' -I3
I ich, . , 1) a "1 4l 1 0 1 1 1--- 7
tits i\111rryl . W"'xhsalerl. Ili'inruns
%' hii llll f |. .') iN nil ballsl Ifff
Slit' ft ri''l , 1 ; ofi .|lie',I, :1; off W ailr
rs ih, :. ltrut'lk u-ill -- It. M.(. ff :rl., ;
by .Jilsh, 4; by ai\'ren ,. 4. Left ni
lItha ,. su-,J llt ., x; Igdea'lh !t. l) elh
Itill\N-1leci u'.fforty lt Kafrulfi ; W"si\'lrtI'
I, ,M;t un,0id Itrl'rl'k.-II. W ild pillsh,,::
- Wlarrl'n, 2. Ituns hulled In- o'lr
rI 11 ('C). Whaling, KaffirI, (2), More
Iho i .ad Jlir'a, 14), ,i.(Quld , Nt. l itimpff
("), (Vesler,, Muthles. AItertilot,
Staole' hbIaes- 1hulnllg, %torehead, ste
4 ens. Marifie. hlits-Morehead, HNe
\tl.s, \V'Wi.NslIe, Ilis--)Off AM (cafferty,
Il Iii ;, i li lIgII ; tiff Jacts, 3 ilt :I Ill
l 'in 'i'ne, . boulrs, UmIpire
\\'right,
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Standing of the Clubs,
c('lul'-in . \Vo* l o t Pct.
. V York ..... 19 4 .NG6
Ciininnltl ...... .. 0 5 ,.800
(lit'ago . . .. I J .500
'littllrglih 11 13 .409
St. Louis ........ 11 . I .407
IIStoi .. Ii16 .1.0
lihllellphinu .. 7 13 ,35Q
lr'ookly . . 7 .318
Many Fielding Errors,
C(hlcci ll1.. l\ay I6. -('liluinutl i v W. i
trio lht,,tu U/tlo i Tho tl.ay ,%was
(ohl, th 111.iundl s n hlilll 'onditllon and
flodhllg urlor. Welrt fLreqluent. `Both
.l'irdu,' and (1riilfl'i werel hit hard.
Stir': R. H. 0.
,listn in ll ... I 4
.l'l.i.lllll.l . ......i 14 3
Iitltl rl'in --I'trdllll. (irlfhin and Klllln ;
ii riiultn ainCd .MA l.cuIn.
O'Toole Unsteady.
1'ittaurlilh, Maiy 10.-WItli Murjguard
piJtuhlly g grLuat Ill aind O'Toouo un.
steadcy., New York detfeutd Plittblurgh
,today. ~uore: R. H. IH.
Pltlsbuir.h .... 1
New York . ....... 4
hlutterltitv"-ul'ol., LL.e'leld und Kel
ily; Marqurlld and ýM.we'rl.
Three Straight.
fit. 1.uis, Maiy ;-3tl'IVme l hitt
id !llisltltionpl iel4;>,gtve p *t, Lout
In. oDdre ,;u
its 'lhlrl!: ltfLa(tg ,iIo qeY f' b
TONE lI M.1Y ., s U!.mif
PRONOU t i(Hllr etI
N ew Y 4- d4 lti M R -
deuTce of pah ne (linge :i,
toda . ..
lobt. pt i ciptts by
dayi. 'l* * Iney the etlsm
active od ijb, taiIg Tnternatq
Iarvester, whilethe more obscuore s
sues like Amealuian 'Masting preotfrd
and 'roxas co.fspany disaplayed
iprovemcfnt. Aiftoan -0.81n at
went to its lowint prav, in more .b.t
a (ortnight.
Canadian Pacific a" 270 attallned 1'
new high retrd. lth a simlar~f
achievement fr ~re-itbUak.t. t
prIeditd ,deV et "el of . 4
to t, lua or both are".
,pMuter the tarket tur{ied to acute
weakneos. Praetilest.l qVory is ue on'
which the |lit has built its rdcent IsIe
lollined prectptt4tsly, .'h the a~luf
far In excess of the eili.abd. Th'e
decline was aalpsed by. tho
tion of tUiFdfidrt. iterqt8. . g
,Leh.hi Valley; rAi'lon Pcific. . r
Irean Can .anal Uthfijd iiates 0tdel, tll
felt the Inmplolt.
In the kbsied p iiure valifl rea
sont, the " street" ttirihutedl the ot-*
ve.ral to the attl .le, 'of the athl,~s
cite coalt interos, ind the posedIWlty
or awk ward 'ntpiiatlons arlisin.
from 'the In lvi latidtIs against tI.
United IthAt.ela tl qtp AmIa
Bugar com.u.tes. he ho nrtlt tour
brought changes .for the bett'r, Read.
ing recoveritng .two iitnts Wth aIbhut
half as much for Lehigh Valley, Unioune
Pacific. United States Steel and Amal
amnated Coplpe. The metal shares
reflected greater strteith, their 'osi.
iotn h.binc frortlfied b" techinicaf con
ditlons. Tie closing was dull .with i
large percentage of losses.
The .bond market was generally
lower, slav for itrooklyvn tapid
Transit. which held strong. Total
sales. (pua" value), $2.',79.00".
United States bonds were unchanged
hn call.
Boston Mining Stocks.
Alloues .... .......... 43
Amalgamated Copper . ......... 83%
American Inc., Lead & Hm .......... 29
Arizona commercial .............. 5r
'anlnumet & Arizona . ........... 71t1
Calurnet & Hela ... ............480
ICentennial i ......... . ......... 24%
'hopper Range Con.. o('.......... 67%
East Butte Copper nine ............. 138%
.'ranklin ........ .. .......... . 11%
Giroux Contoli4atem ............. 5ib
Granby 'onsolidatl........... 53
reen ananes ................... 9
Twle Rovalle (copper) .......... 25%
Kerr Lake ...... ............. .%
Lake Copper ..... ................. ... 88
La anlhe Copper ................ 6%
Militami IC pper ............... 25%
'Mohawk ...................... 61%!
Nevada Consolidated ................... 21%
Nipissing l M incs ..................... 7%
North Thitte ........... ...... 27%
North Lake ... ..................... 6%
lid Dominion ............ ... 78
Osceola ..... .. ....... ............ 115.
Qulnc .......... ............. 87%
Shannon .....................13%
S uperior ..... ... .. ................. 34
liperi'or & Boston lnling......... "2%
Tamarack ........... ......... 41%
UT. S. Sm. Tref. & Mining ............ 374
do preferred ... .................... 48%
Utah Consolidated .............. 13%
IUtah Copper Co ...................628
W inona ......... . .................. ....
W olverine .... . ....................100
New York Mining Stocks.
A lice ........... . ............ 175
tBrunswick Consolldated ......}....... 6
Comstock Tunnel Stock ................ 10
Conmstock Tunnel Bonds ................ 15
:on. Cal. & Va. ..... .................. 70
Iron ltiver .... .................125
i.eadville tCo.nsolldated ............ 10
lttle Chief . . ....................... .
Mexican ....................275
Ontarlo ....................... .....125
Opmhlr ............... . ... ............ 110
$tandard . .................... . 30
Yellow Jacket . .. .................. O90
Metal Market.
New .York, ,May 16.--Standard cop
I.'r firm: spot, t. .72%@1l. London
was firm,. with spot quoted at £73
and futures at C7:1, Ns, Od. .No lin*
ports were reported at New York to
day. Custom hollue reports show ex
ports of 11.345 tons so far this month.
Lake copper, 161~4 18l6% o lectrFolytlc,
114@A@I16%c: nasting, 15%@.1i0.
Lead firm, $4.12!".U4.2b ew York.
lales, 150,000 poUlds M8st St. Louis.
May delivery at $4.07%. Lihtdon; £10,
s, Pd.
Fpelter firml, $6.tOj0.90 Noew York.
Sales 50,000 pounds laist St. Louis,
May delivery, at $6.70.
Grain and ProsleeneZ
Chlcago. , May 16.-Minutes counted
for days this afternoon 6On the board
of trade. IT a single q1gater of an
hour values that had redii!Y6d a fort
nliglt to pile up were r*i.t 'dwaY In
a whirl of stop-loss soelltl4r Murprlse
ihig Improvement oflthe i~p'p oltl6bok
was said to be an und.lin'lg ¢atioe.
The end of the session left Mtaders. In
a daze.
Unloading on the part of the nsst
Consplcpoub traders on tlmh bull side
had coptlpea.l beyond ,ay expecta
tions and, aLparenltlUy I·I ex1tiaued
all the buying powqr Ip the ma.ket.
The result was to makeL, prices un
responsive to bulllah news and ab
normally sensitive to advleO . .of the
other sort.
Just when It appeare4 t..at the
crisis had passed, etdpqtos orders
Ware reported wholesale,-' l d than
"1lPces crumbled. ar if they...1td he
soorched, In an u roa' 1pt v.q
ftor litany a day. bo1k ' a:
Orbyty 1hl'gt al d t~ i
vatore ha vert to lft.
able qutantit
4 .
The Qbat lone
ore Oo 10
(-and.ian PFitfle .S. 4R
N'atws: tirn 1ri 7c
- ý te oi, . & ro, ....................
S tt .r n . . 4
n .... ...... . . .... ....... . t
t ande .
-.hekdlan Pa1 i fl ................... ... . ?9 ,
hat tr.o ....r ............. 7i
t . n ................. rs 1118
l.hs'. a Ilwa ..............:I.. 4
'is .....~e.ITI.. ...... 17Y+
i f .tNI... . ..a.. .......... .......... 1
Qt11t r~ lvoreaere ..............11
-rto . rnlie Ct... ........... 9.
do re.rl .p r. . 1 P.
Meoth firn ,ifti 1114
t ' t ern t lv ll
or t bfle ...n 17%l
Seaier i c.,d 57H
dr . LnoRd . ... . ....117%
do preferred .55%
outohern "eriln . . 111%,
S pojherln tl .wa .......... ?n nI
United States eel r...ln.. ra9
an .rofrred nnrd t . p . Tim.e. 110o%
sierelal , (b4). 14/ e y
odter.n Union ras,
'New ,SIril.. "May 16.-Moaonee on cail
stea.dy, 2~tl per cent: rulin: rate.
2.I' per cent: closinr hid. '.14 per rent:
olffred at 8 per cont Time loans.
easier: 60 days, 80314 per cent: An
dadl. 3% per cent: 6 months. 31,(,
3% ner cent. Prime ne.rcsntle pa
per 443,414 nor cent. iter . in$ ex.
chntger steady. with actual buslness in
bnnkors' hills at 454.15 (ar 60-day
hills and at 4886,0 for demand. Com.
mercial b.llt 48+,-.. eo-vrnment
bonds, steady: railroad bonds, easier.
Minne polls Wheat.
lMinneanolls. dav 16.-Cose: Wheat
.Mar. 21.121A July. $1.13% 41.1346;
.entnt.her. t1.04CE1l.05
C ,ash-No. I hardl. 1.15%: Vo. I
northern. t1.1534i1.15r: No. 2 north
ern. t1.1391.13%: V'o. 3 wheat, 81it
Chicago Livestook.
t'liicago. May 1 4.-Cattle-Rleor el ti..
4.T,00: market weak to 10c tower.
Ileeves. $16..30: Texas steers, $5.In6
.i73 western steers. 8t.1097.75:'
aotrkers and feleders, 84.13007: cowns
and helfers. $3037.90: oalves, $5..@ G.
5.10.
Tngs-TReceipts. 22.000: market 50
10 hiwher. Light. 27.4007.75716:
Inixedl, 37.45 8: heavy. 87.4t43.0s5:
rough 37.45I7.70l: plas, *3.10677:
bulk of sales. 37.8007.95.
Slhee n-Rceipts. 12.000: marke?
slow. Native $3.75,6 .25: western, 846
0.25: 'earlingsa , $5,507.75: lambhs,
native, $56R.50: weatern, *5.7@38.80.
AMERIAN AS'N.
Itanding of the Clubi . t
Club-- Won lAst Pet.
Columnbus .................. 20 9 .600
lllnnr polin ................. 18 9 ,667
St. Paul .... .............. 16 11 .5).
Toledo ............. ............16 I1 .693
M ilwaukee .................... 2 14 .46
Kansas City ...................12 $ -.430
I ulu svilll e ......................... 9 14 .391.
Idlianapolls ................. 7 30 .2r0
Indianapolls*Columbus, no game;
rain.
1..ulievllIe-Toledo, no game; rain.
MllwatlnfeeSt. Paul, no gameo: rain.
Kansas City, 17; Minneapolls, 7.
TWO CAPTAiNtl I5sCTED.
Two athletic captains were elected
atSthe university yesterday, a.ld the
honor In both cases went to sopho
mores. Prod Whiler w"as chosen to
lead the 'basketball team and Wade
Plunlmmner Was elected io cOafltat. n
tuna's ba(seball team next spb'ifng,. .
of these meon succeed a classmate. Pat
McCarthy, wholed both basketball and
buseball teamns thls year. Whileor
played forwarld opposite McCarthy last
winter and held hisla own with the "b'est
In the state. He Is a fast, scrappy
little Iplayer and should make a splens
did captain. Plummer backstopped toa
the baseball team--such as It wasi
this spring amnti i already workngl with
the hlMc bf making baseball a sport of
more Importance on next.yeas~'s tilver
ulty calendar. '
HIOO0INS COQNhi` llT,
Wallace, May t6,--fpeclitaD -Jlmmnib
Hodgins. who h.to.meet Wrhat er Mm.
son here Saturday In What Is 1tbokd
forward to as one of the beat mitsdofl
ever undertaken In thie Coeur d'Ahlas,
spent a portion of yestýlday In +WA.
lace.. He was looking fit .. a ftldle
and declared he was ip the ,beat c-Ota.
tlion he 'aa ever 'en oyrd
' l have wOrked 4 o . und
w fo eurL ' "
tyvr,:~R ~ ·
" + f " Model l .
ln B rlhold e
S othter.
o a the Acc e -oie0L
* ,It U to re.- / . . . . . .
d-. . , fi,*of.=,,-r. 0/', ... . , .
alq 0 i o r xsfznd l to hatch more wrhoen hp
*pael "tlay other Incubator made when run Uldjti"
_nll eidn osuccessful up on pove elmmsnte a.n i
Mf farr oemMmmedld pouut.ly p ait , oodte, ed:,r
o$1 i rAN P ~lICB--Standard Models.
q f~ ., iq0 ion .................. .... .................._.. . . O.
ackb, 2175 ?le.100
del . ~Model C.
Calpacity, 110 eion 1NPs..;$6.00 Capaclty, 800 lien Eg1a....1i.00«, ,
~re.x.nl, od Brooders-lndoor
Capaclity, 30 Chicks............. Ai.O11 Capacity, 160 Chlicks.......... 1 .00O
Colony Brooders
Model A, 100 Ch. cks ........:...514.10 • Model 13, 100 C.lckn ......... ..100
Model C, 150 Chicks ................................. .$ .,00
Poultry Accessortes
Granulated Bone, Beef Meal, Beef Scrape, Alfalfa Meal, Oyster Shell,
Mica Grits, Midland Poultry Foods, International
Poultry Foods and Remedies.
Drinking Fountains, Food Hoppers and All Chicken Accessories.
Luber Department
OLM THEI
Anaconda Copper Mifniag
lanufaucturers of
Western Pine and Larch Lumber
General Sales Office Located at Bonner, Montana
(Bonner, Montana.
Mills Located at .Hamilton, Montana.
]St. Regis, Montana.
Our mills have constantly on hand. large and
complete assortments of yard items in Western
Pine and Montana Larch. Our facilities permit
-of getting out bill and special items with the least
delay. Shipments made over N. P. and C., M. &
P. S. railways. A large atd complete factory in
connection which makes "anything needed in
Sash,' oors, Window and boor Frames, Mould
ings ind Interior Finish. Large factory for the
manufacture of.
-Box Shooks, Fruit and Apple Boxes
Phones--Ball 016; Ind. 742
WMM$ThRN MONTANA
NATIONAL BANK
Mlsssoie, Moat.
U14I790 $TAT5S DSPO#JTARY.
PAMATAL ....... . ~
S1JflILUSi ýiaLTV4D ..,...,».. 10Uo
0. A. WOLF ...................... Preridont
JOHN C. LO SOU....Vice Presldent
J. 'W' T. RtYLE"AN ......».......... Cashier.:
bir..torns.
John 0. Morony, M. A, Flak, Ib.
A. Wolf, John C. Lsbsou, F. X.
Woody, .7. H. T. Rymaan.
jBJ I4JSTAND'
13 RANK
Wm~oiin, Monoana.
. R: iJ ...... Ca'shier~
. C. 0100 «.... Ast. C..hier
frQtaorN
J, g. .,1T , 8. J..,. Coffe. J. R.
Daily. Jt. .Ct i'U,, J. i
11,,A 4q. ;C. npth 0.u..
6rei e nnum on
pay AlD alts.
I,
VH~fl a19r s~lr~ ·.b
SCANDINAVIAN
AMJERICAN
STATE I4ANK
Waa4yle, Npntn3aC
Unltd "tqt Depository for
P!:% invengalund.
Travolers phdqkm, 2rafts 0a5 tr
of oreGiI alvdlablo In In titir of
the would.
,Safety Deposit pFxe for tSnn
Iomrpat Paid on Savings AooBAht
and CorttftiOetp 'O*f ,peit.
FOR 843
Four good work horaw
gnd driving heprap.
Boll Ph6*e $03
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