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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
Notice. Sports.

On July Fourth there will be a bal
at the Liberty hall.
leo cream freezable
All charges reasonable,
Como boys, como
Bring your lady cltum.
The dance will begin at S p, m.
q 27-5t r. l.. DORMAN.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
Supreme Court Haranpned.

The insurance case Of McKinnon vs.
The Aetna Indemnity Co. was argued
before oregon's highest tribunal yes.
terday likewise the case Of Barringer
vs.. Loder.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28
rhs southern Pacific companx

Win sell tickets, Salem to Boswell
Springs and return up to and including
September 80, 1905, 1905, limited to 80
days rate Of 1856. 6-5-tf
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-06-28

A little Salem girl, looking ut the
Morrison street steel draw bridge open
TO let a vessel through, asked this ques.
tion; "Papa, who broke that bridget"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
RHODE ISLAND COLLEGE NOTES

Quite 2 number ~ inquiries have been
sent Ia ~ ne Rhode Island College and
Experiment station in regard - the diving
~ heads ~ timothy, red top and other
grasses The condition Is properly known
as white tor or silver top and is not un-
common az any time. especially In blue
grass u is more prevalent than usual
this year an1 a greater number Of varie-
ties Of grass are affected. n is caused by
very small insect belonging 10 the
class called tlrips The common name
is Grass Thrips and the species is Ana
phothrips strata (OsbD GLmothripS poa-
phagus. (ComstD The dying of the tops
Of the grassstems Is due TO the work Of
larva ~ this insect which lives inside the
leaf sheath'. especially the upper ones
The insect lives by sucking the Juices OF
the tender tissues and the portion OF the
plant above the last Joint is most liable
20 attack, hence the whitening of the
head. By stripping Of the leaves and
looking carefully within tho sheath. the
rather active Erecnish white larvae can
he seen. Tne adults live on the moro eN-
posed parts Of the leaves. They arc very
active and rot easily observed
\ very interesting adaptation to their
business is manifested IN that a very
large reroentsge of IN adults which are
developed In the spring and are - spread
the species have wings. while the last
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
BOXING POSTPONED

The boxing exhibition scheduled for last
evening at the Woonsocket Opera house
between well-knovn pugilists was called
off The event was for the benefit OF
the Woonsocket Comets Baseball assocla-
tion
The management waited until s 30. ana
at that time there we~s. less than $50 per
sons present, and many OF the latter were
holders OF complimentary tickets
Al $50 Capt Bill DAILY of Boston. mas
ter OF ceremonies. expressed regret that
the warm weather and other causes had
made the exhibition a losing venture and
said that the Comets-had lost enough
money this season without losing any
more by putting on the exhibition al a
serious financial loss He requested those
holding ticksts 10 get their money at the
box office and pass out This was done.
All the boxers and wrestlers advertised
were present except Peter Nails. whose
mother died sunday
Acting Chief OF Police Roston and a
squad Of day patrolmeu were present n
preserve order during the exhibition. hui
a it was not held their services were not
required
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
Bragg Won R. |. Handicap by Neck
From 0arSman-F Track.
Grays Enjoyed SWatting Fest and Beat
RoCheSterS Score 6 to 4.

| hours Putnam started n pitch for the
Grays. but gradually grew wild. and
Cronin was put in the sixth inning Putt
mann was not being hit 10 any extent.
but Manager Dunn did not care 10 take
any chances. This proved 10 he a good
move on his part. as Faulkner replaced
Fertsch and was very effective. Morgan
played his first game with the Grays yes
terday and made good impression. His
error was muffed foul fy after good
run The Clamdiggers hit the ball for 10
singles three doubles triple and a
homer Umpire Hassett again was tho
cause Of good deal OF kicking by the
Grays. Fertsch was an easy mark and
was touched mp for II hits I'm six innings
Faulkner. who replaced him, allowed four
singles and no one scored
Rail- opened the game in good style.
driving 10 right field for two bases He
stole third and scored. O'Brien did not
hold the throw In the second. with
Morgan out 10 Smith. Conn made a single
and Brodis did likewise. Brodie was
forced al second by Rock. Putnam
smashed the ball 10 left centre for two
bases and Conn scored Rocks bad knee
made IL hard going and he was held at
third.
Mcfarland opened the third inning with
a homer over the right field fence, the
first hit Of the kind on these grounds
Conn's long drive for the three sacks
marked the opening of the fourth Rrodie
nied to right field and Conn scored
Fertsch shut out the Grays I'm the NTH
and Rochester broke into tho game in
their half with two talles. Steelman hit
for three bases and scored on a single by
Fertsch. Fertsch was forced by Smith
and Mcfarland dropped Mannings low
line drive. Putnam put three strikes
on Barclay. Hauser singled and Smith
scored
The DUrnites went AZ the Rronchos in
the sixth and got those two runs back
Brodie singled and scored on Rocks two
hagger 10 left centre. Putnam singled
and Ball drove a long one 70 right field
and Rock scored The Bronchos got one
moro In the sixth on singles by Burrell
o. Rrien and Mcconnell; the latter batted
Tor Fertsch. Fau1Rner started OFT IN The
seventh. and Dunn. the first man al bat
singled. but he could not reach the plate
Rochester got their last tally I'm the
seventh Barclay got two bases when
Brodie's try for his AZ with one hand
failed. stole third and scored on a long
fy by Yancey.
Cronn took Puttmann's place IN the
sixth inning, with two men on bases and
no ono out. The big fellow pitched great
nall striking out seven and allowing two
singles. Poole will be In the box to-
morrow. and Thomas at the receiving end
The score
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
SLOW YACHTING

The first regatta OF the week of open
racing OF the Nara gansett Bay Yacht
Racing association was held yesterday af-
ternoon under the auspices OF the Edge
wood Yacht club and IL proved a rather
dull affair as light and iuky winds pro-
longed the races to tiresome length
some not finishing until after dark. The
winners were the S0-foot sloop Sigma III,
the 25-foot sloop Micaboo the lS-foot dory
Edith. the 30-foot cat Mblem. the 25-foot
cat Shadow. the 2l-foot cat Trinket. IS
foot care Ingomar and l5-foot cat Modox.
The launch Unique took a sailover prize
and second prizes were taken by the
sloop Egret, dory Marian and cats Eme-
line and Hattie.
There were 27 entries in the opening
event hut nine OF the starters did not fin
-isl4-Qxing tn theta that several OF The
boats entered were OF rather deep draft,
the starting line was established clear Of
the shoal water of the club house, about
half-mile To the southeast. The course
FOR the 30 25 and 21-foot sleeps and the
ao-foot cats was down to Nayatt Point
and return twice around a distance of a
little more than l5 nautical miles. while
the other classes had the triangular
course 10 silver Spring and Rock Island
three times around. a distance OF about II
miles The one launch entered went over
the Nayatt Point course twice
The cat Patience was used as commit
tee boat and A G. Davis. Cutler Latin,
Fred CAMEL and n C Stranger ~ the
TdE~wocd committee managed the regat-
"a
In the Sn-foot sloop class there were but
tvo entries and the Torillsrd sloop sig
ma 1T ~ Newport had an easy tip'e With
the Priscilla ~ Fall River ON the frst
round Sigma III led hv more than hair an
hour. and she won by a. minutes In the
2S-foot class W. r. Ttuinghasts Nieahoo
led the Egret nv nearly hve minutes. and
Pinafore did not inish In the q foot class
neither the Orians nor Out Nive finished
With the dories the Edith won without
any trouble. and the Marian and Ruth put
up a close contest for second place
The 3O-foot cats made a pretty. although
not exciting start. Mblem getting over the
line FIRST. with Wanderer " second and
Emeline and Elizabeth very close In third
and fourth positions. They held very close
on the hrst round and 10 that extent II
was q fine race Wanderer " completed
the first round a neck I'm the lead, round
ing tho mark ~ seconds ahead of Mblem
Mblem crossed the finish limo two minutes
ahead OF Emeline. with Elizabeth more
than ~ minutes behind. In the 2i-foot ca,
class Trinket sailed pretty race and fin
ishcd Ave minutes ahead OF Netor.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
AMATEUR BALL

The West Side baseball team, with A
large crowd of friends and hackers. Jour
neyed 10 Rockland Yesterday in special
cars. and a souvenir of the outing took
the native ball team into camp by a
score Of TO 3 Howard Hin scored
first. and for q couple of innings were in
the lead tribe Then the West Side
sluEgers took a hand In the game and
broke Il up by a series of long hits and
some daring base running The Howard
His were not dsmayed but played a
steady up-h game and were consld
erably &, the game a. all times
For the West Side DevereauN was the
shining light. not only pitching winning
bail but batting hard ss well. getting
three two hsgEers IN tho course of the
game For the same team IA Danforth and
Corne' PLAYED grest hall The Howard
Uil pitcher slso did good work and tho
game goes down In Roekland baseball
history as being one NJ the hottest on
record a large crowd ~ people were
present from the neighboring villages.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

FROM EIGHT
RAILROADS

Washington, July l7.--Assistant Attor-
ney General Purdy in few days will
gin contempt proceedings against eight
western railroads against whom Judge
Phillips Of the federal district court. at
Kansas city issued writ of Injunction
forbiddng them 10 grant rebates. They
will he accused Of having disregarded the
rebates to tho International Harvester
company the combination which controls
tho manufacture and sale ~ harvesting
machines.
The proceedings will be similar to those
begun against the Santa Fe railroad on
account Of its dealings with the Colorado
Fuel and Iron company
The government will take the testi-
mony brought out az a hearing held by
the interstate commerce commission. dur
ing which IL was developed that the rail
roads under pretence OF dividing the
freight terminal road owned by the har-
vester company. gave a rebate 10 the
manufacturing company ranging from 20
TO 80 per cent OF the freight The little
railroad. for performing its business of
switching cars under this arrangement
received -frnnn- &21 10 s2b- -per car shipped
from the various plants ~ the harvester
company The usual rate FOR such ser
vice IS from - 20 81 per car
Judge Phillips injunction forbade the
railroad companies paying rebates on any
interstate freight. and for purposes of
illustration the Judge named p few ar
ticles, among them meat or packing
house products. grain or the product ~
era In.
The failure ~ the Judge 10 specify coal
enabled the attorneys for the Santa Pc
20 raise tho question az 20 whether he
meant 70 include coal IN tho list ~ ar
ticles upon which rebates might not he
granted
ATTORNEYS for the harvester COMPANY
a. he interstate commerce hearing main
tained that the little switching road could
receive as great compensa tion for ts
services as tho other railroads would nav
it without the compensating railroads
being guilty of granting rebates In vio-
ls'ion ~ the Injunction
The governor will insist that the pre-
tended division ~ the rate was merely n
device for evadne the law. which forbids
the giving ~ favors by any device what
sNcyor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

for the Dwight r Davis interna tional
lawn tennis trophy. securing two out ~
the three points necessary 10 take them
into the challenge round at Wimbledon
next week. Should Holcombe Ward and
Beals G. Wright win the doubles against
the Australians the question OF the finals
VIII he settled. II the Australians win.
they will stil have 10 defeat both Hol-
combe Ward and William j. Clothier in
the singles
The match between Wright and Brooks
displayed nothing short OF phenomenal
tennis Both PLAYED at the top OF their
form. and IL was only a question of en-
durance. The American won after 2ia
hours Of play under a strong sun with
out rest Sixty-six games were played
before decision was reached In the
frst set there were siN deuce games. and
In the Fist game deuce was called six
times
Both men PLAYED fast and hard tennis
throughout and II was conceded that no
such match was ever witnessed at the
Queens club, where big gallery. In .
Guiding many Americans cheered both
the winner and the loser TO the echo.
Wright played a slightly better head
game. and had more endurance than
Brookes. Wrights net game was par
ticultarly brilliant. and he killed the hall
more often than his, opponent. who Is
himself noted for his net work.
I,arned's match with Wlding fell fat
after the big contest, but Larned cap
tured three stra light sets without appar-
entity letting himself out.
The English team TO defend the inter
national trophy was finally chosen yes
terdsy. s ~ Smith and ~ L. Doherty
will defend the singles. while II l.. Do
herty and r. r. Doherty WIFI defend the
doubles, with Frank l.. Risely in reserve.
summary:
Besls G. Wright CAmsrtcs1 beat Nor
man F.. Brookes tAustralasia). 1910. 81.
l2-i0 60.
W. A. I.arned (AmericaD beat 4. r.
Wilding (Austrsasis) So SO. Ga.
Brookes holds the championship ~ Aus
tralia. and Wilding is champion NJ New
Zealand
The Americans now need only one
match OF the tWo in singles and one IN
doubles now left. 10 win the finals and
challenge the English team for the cup.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
YACHT CLUB SMOKER

In the evening after tho race the Edge
wood Yacht club entertained the yachts
men visiting at a smoker In the clut
house. The program was pleasing one
and included many features that were
we'll appreciated by the audience present
II was as follows: Banjo solo, Frank La
motto: dancing Herbert Boyd: mono
logue. by Stanton Abbott. baritone solo
Edward Hunt accompanied by Harry
Baxter on tho piano; athletic exhibition
Young" Servant and Kid Murphy;
wrestling George Ashley and kid
Crow. fencing. Scott Burlingame and &.
II Cook athletic exhibition. kid" Camp
bell and KID Connolly. broadsword ex-
hbition. j. G. Butterworth. Sd. and G. -.
Cook
The committee In charge NJ tho affair
comprised: Fred Hasetnn. chairman
Harvey J. Flint. secretary. J. w Walton.
Benjamin Peckham, F.. c. Stickney ana
Charles Marston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
AUTO HIT BOY
Ruglero LIguorl Made InssnsbIe - The
Machine Is Owned In Pawtucket.

Rugiero Liguori. years old. whose par
ents reside az the corner OF Atwell's ave.
nue. and Bradford street, was knocked
down by an automobile. yesterday after
noon.
his home when tho auto showed up.
Rugiero attempted 10 dodge the car; but
~ was travelling 80 fast that he could
not avoid H.
Tho lad was thrown by the blow and
made unconscious
The car was not stopped, the operator
sending II along ~ increased speed
Dr Cosica attended RuRiero and found
that he had sustained internal injuries.
The police have the number of the auto
and know that II belongs 10 Favtuck
- man
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
ESOTERlC WON

Another day Of fine weather for the
Brighton Beach Racing association. The
track was fast,
in the first race Regal went To the front
after the first furIong and was never
reached, winning by two lengths The
second event, steeplechase, was won by
jim Newman. the favoritc
The third event uss for S-year-olds and
upward. for which Colonial Girl was made
the favorite, and she won. after a spirited
tussle with Eugenia Burch by a scant
length
George r. hills Esoteric az To ! in
the betting, won the Sunshine stakes the
feature event OF the card. getting up In
time 10 beat Snow. a S0 TO ! shot half a
length. after a sensational stretch run.
OF the n youngsters named. Montsnus.
Running Water, Toots Nook and Albert
were Withdrawn and Deviltree added.
making a field Of eight 10 go TO tho post.
Phidias was always the favorite. with
Kings Daughter the most fancied Of the
others. Kings Daughter had the early
speed and made the running 10 tho
stretch with VOORHEES, and Snow next.
in close order. In the stretch Snow took
command and looked the winner. when
suddenly Esoteric or badly and which
had gradually overhauled the leaders won
by half a length After the running of
the race. word reached the stewards thar
w. II. Snyder. the owner OF Snow was
also the trainer and part owner uf Devil
tree. The part ownership. however. had
not been registered with the Jockey club.
and the stewards disqualified both horses.
placing VOORHEES, second and Phidias third
Tommie Dowell's Alan-a Dale won the
fifth race. a mile and furlong and the
time made. I 81 3-5 was very fast The
closing event was won by Hector. a q
10 ! chance. In a romp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
TRACK SLOW AT SAUGUS

The two weeks meeting AZ the local
track opened yest~rday with large at
tendance. excellent racing and fast time.
considering that the footing was some
what slow The only favorite 10 win was
Kidd. in the 230 pacing class. although
Harrison wilkes. who took the 2:ie trot.
was a strong second choice 10 Grattan
Bells The two had n smart brush I'm the
third heat and Harrison Wilkes broke.
His driver. Cox. claimed a foul. however.
and the judges distanced Grattan Bells
Erskine Reed. the favorite I'm tho 215
pace. was distanced in tho fifth heat and
the race went oNer-unil today
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18

brood in the fall have as many as ss per
cent without wings.
The insect passes the winter In the
adult state. alternating on the stems ot
the grass near the ground. Eggs are laid
early the following spring on the new
leaves These hatch IN from eight 10
y DAYS There are from six 10 eight gen
erations durin3. a season.
Spraying 5 OF course OF li.tle use eN-
cept on very limited areas. The only
practical vav Of destroying the insects In
large fields Is burning over early in the
spring or pioving under. crop rotation
~ the meadows will be desirable. should
the insect continue 10 he very numer
Gus tsronE vigorous plants surer less
than weak ones from the attack an5
thorough fertilization is desirahis
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
WnIrE MOUNTAINS.

Are you looking for place whore YOU
n few weeks I'm the Whlte Noun
tains AZ reasonable coSt7 n so. then drop
n letter 20 w ". Eastman. proprietor.
Most View cottage. North Conway. ~. n
and he will serd you a circular giving all
The details ~ one ~ the most charming
and healthful resorts In America Or
call a. the News orice and fun infcrma
ticn sill be given there.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE

At .Norwich-Meriden s. Norwich I
A. New London-Hartford 5, New Lon
don ..
At Bridgeport-Springnel ?. Bridge
port 4
Al Holyoke-Holyoke 10. New Haven 3
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
PersianN erve E ence

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
TOWN TOPICS
WILL SHOW
UP BOOKS

least n will not be necessary for Tho dis
trict attorney 20 have grand Jury In
vestiEation 10 find out who subscribed for
Pads and Encies" and who got the
$3.50 600 paid IN On subscriptions for the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES

In I'VE consecutive innings Detroit got
men 10 third yesterday AT home but could
not score OF waddell. In the sixth two
hits followed two bases on balls and an
error and sent I'm four runs. Mullin pitch
ed finely. but I'm the seventh. when he
weakened. four hits were punched on him.
Attendance 900 Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
AMERICAN LEAGTE sTANDINci.
NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

I'm \ game full ~ long hitting and brill
liant outhelding Boston won Yesterday AZ
Boston ~ 3. The home team took the
lead I'm the third by punching a single. a
three dagger and a home run and won in
the seventh on another home run Attend
anra i-ls Score.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
ROCHESTER

Runs-Smitn. Barclay. Burrer. Steel
man Ball. Mcfarland, Brode Rock.
Conn IS Left on bases-Rochest q:
froNidence \ First base on balls-Om
Fertsch !. or Faulkner / -Siruek ont
BY Putnam ?: by Cronin :. Home nm
Mcfarland. Three-base hits-Rurrell
Steelman. Conn Two-hase hits-Putt-
man Ball. Rarclay Rock. Sacrifice hit
Thomas. stolen bases Ball. Smith. Man
ning, Barclay. Hit by pitched hall-By
Putnam l. Wild pitch-Fauikner. I'm
pir"-Hassett. Time-2h. 25m
'Rstted for Fertsch In the sixth in
ming
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
CLEVELAND I. NEW YORK I,

CLEVELAND I. NEW YORK !.
The Highanders lost the third game OF
the series with the Napoleons yesterday
AZ Cleveland by the score ~ 10 l. Pow
ell pitched good ball but the errors be-
hind him came In punches. and az the
wrong time He relieved Hogg In the sec
ond inning when the bases were fun. New
York had men on third In the fourth NTH
and seventh Innings. but did not score.
Attendance 1850 Score:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
AMERICANS WON

Reals c. Wright and william A. farned
the Americans won tho single matches
against Sormsn y Rrookss and A y
wisinE the Australians al the Queen =
club. London yesterday. in IN. nnsls
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
ALMIRA R. HUNT

Real Estate for sale; money loaned on
good security at g. and per cent
Hours $40 a. m ;12-2:3o y. m. Telephons
1884 Division Street.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
EASTERN LEAGUE

me csrsys won again ysst.rdav ~
eech.,t.r b. heavy hitting n was
ons drsvn.out contest lasting for "a
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
JERSEY CITY. :. TORONTO :

In =. long dra wn-out game Yesterday AZ
Toronto Jersey CITY defeated Toronto.
CRYSTAL was batted out ~ the box IN
he seventh and McCsnn retired In the
third Ump're Egsns decisions were very
bad. both teams suffering 4 decision a,
hrst base which was not oven close gave
the visitors two runs Attendance. s0o
Snore
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
.ATIoNAL LEAGUE STANDING.
new ENGLAND LEAGUE GAMES

Al Concord Concord g. Manchester 3.
At LYnn-Lynu ;. Nashua .
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-07-18
WASHINGTON :. CHICAGO 4.

Washington drove Walsh out OF the box
i'm three innings Yesterday at Chicago and
hit Patterson at frequent intervals Pat
ten was chased under Are In the second
round and Hughes finished the game. do
ing very creditahle work Attendance 1900