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The Washington times., 1905-01-18
BETTER TONE IN
TODAY'S MARKET
Initial Fluctuations We're
Decidedly Narrow.
THEN STOCKS MOVED UP
Market Showed a Total Absence of
Selling Pressure-Some Especially
Strong Features.
THEN STOCKS MOVED UP

NEW YORK, Jan. ISL, a. m.-There
was a little better tone to the stock
market at. the opening, partly ascribed
to the improvement shown in London
quotations.
The initial fluctuations in the mar
ket were decidedly narrow, however, al
though the list was broad. The maxi
mum gains were u per cent in CheSa-
peake and Ohio and Missouri, Kansas,
and Texas preferred. Amalgamated
Copper lost g per cent, which was sub
sequenuy entirely gained. Missouri, Pa
CHIC, Ontario, and Western and Smelt-
ers ruled slightly lower The United
States Steel stocks were unchanged.
Reading was moderately higher. The
market was stronger after ten minutes
trading.
The upward movement continued in
Reading, which scored an extreme adj
vance of ia per cent. Union Pacific i'm
proved nearly a point and Southern Pa
cifc advanced half a point, Other spe-.
cially strong features were Missouri
Pacific, Chesapeake and Ohio, ST. Paul,
and Kansas City Southern preferred. In
the induStrialS American Smelling and
Refining continued strong at a gain OF
over point. United States Steel stocks
were hrmer. Virginia-Carolina Chem
lcal gained 1 per cent.
The market shows a total absence OF
selling pressure.
Government bonds unchanged; rail-
road bonds strong.
AT noon the general market was ac-
tive, especially the coal stocks. Trad
ing in Union Pacific has been well scat
tered. The bond market is firm.
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Election of Senator's
In Is Commonwealth

CONNECTICUT NJ G. Bukeley,
ballot
Hemenway,
Legislative
Cabot Lodge and w Murray Crane will be ratified.
ballot
MNNEsoTA-Moses legislative
K in
today joint ballot
NEW YORKJont ballot
RHODE IsLANDFormal election joint
today
erland named. Joint session
WASHINGTON-No
WISCONSIN-No
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF THE AUTOMATIC
TALKING MACHINE Cove, the
president and a majority of the board
Of trustees of the Automatic Talking
Machine Co, of the District of Column
bia do hereby certify that the author
lied capital stock is $500. 600 and S4OO. .S5C
has been paid and there are debts OF
said company amounting TO 81, 1923. %. JU-
LIUSt tWELLNER, President; THOMAS
LY. KATHERINE NJ. BRENNAN, fJU-
LIUS WELLNER. Trustees. !. Eleanor
Blumberg Secretary of the Automatic
Talking Machine Company. Of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, do hereby swear that
the facts stated in the above certificate
are true TO the best of my knowledge
and belief ELEANOR BLUMBERG
Subscribed and sworn to before ne this
18th day of January A. D.. 1906. Seal
ANDREW V. GROUPE, Notary Public
for the Sta e of Pennsylvania Com
mission expires March 16. 1907. 1t
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MAY BE BEATEN

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 1S.-A special to the
Chronicle" from Jefferson City says:
1T is now absolutely certain that
enough Republicans iwlI bolt the eau
Gus nominee to bring about the defeat
Of Niedringhaus for the United States
Senate in joint ballot.
Major James l.. Bittingers. Of st.
Joseph, has just stated tha Kerens has
demanded that he stand by him to the
last, and hat he expects TO do so. Col
onel Kerens has been in consultation
with his admirers this morning
Arrangements for Niedringhaus' de-
feat are said to have been perfected at
meeting in Major Bitfngcr's room"
Both branches Of the Legislature voted
yesterday
The vote stood as follows:
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OUAL|F YING FOR
WORK At PANAMA
Applicants for Canal Jobs
Take Examinations.
FIRST ONE HELD TODAY
It Is for Surgeons, Physicians, Phar.
macists, Hospital Attendants, Clerks,
Bookkeepers and Timekeepers.

Government gates were thrown open
today to hundreds of citizens who de-
sire service on the Isthmus of Panama,
and from now on there are to be fire.
cuent civil service examinations for this
purpose
Examinations are being held by the
Civil Service Commission today for sur
veyors, physicians, pharmacists, hos
pital attendants, clerks, bookkeepers.
and timex eepers. In few days appli
cants for work on the Panama Railroad
as brakemen, switchmen, conductors,
engineers, and the like. and for carpen-
ters, painters, and other skilled me
chanics VIII be examined.
This is the real beginning Of the work
of obtaining the thousands upon thou
cands of Government employees who are
to construct the big ditch. Despite
Government reports that the canal will
be in operation in less than i've years.
experts are of the opinion that nearer
ten will elapse before the first vessel
uses the new route.
This means that all who are successful
in passing the examination will have at
least ten years work if they can stand
tie climate, and care TO remain IN the
topics.
Rate of Pay Allowed.
clerkships to be had today are to receive
from s75 to Sis a month in American
money. The bookkeepers are to get the
same, while the timekeepers are to be
paid from $40 to S125 month. There
is no way OF telling just at present how
many of each of these grades vii. be
| r.eeded, but there will be room for a
large lumber, as it is already apparent
that few transfers are to be asked from
I
ANA.
Examinations were to be held today
also for civil engineers, but they were
postponed until January 80. The number
| hundreds if not the thousands. In all
| grades the applicants must be between
| the pay win range from $40 to $50 a
month. All applicants must be in per-
| feet health and must make a rating Of
| at least 20.
| and fifty years of age, and viii be paid
| $3.50 a month; physicians will get from
$50 to $50. Pharmacists from $500 to
| 81 400 4 year. Railroad employees of the
| Grades mentioned are to get from So
| TO S115 a month.
+ Examinations on Isthmus
It is also announced that the commits
sion and the canal commission have
agreed to establish a civil service COM
| H1iSsIoH On lhe istiiinus, 50 liidl AMER
| lean applicants from various parts of
Central and South America can be ex-
arnined without waiting for papers from
the United States.
Civil Service Commissioner Henry F.
Greene, who has been giving more at
tention to the isthmian matters than
/ the other commissioners, said today, In
| discussing the examinations and condi-
| tons:
| From now on there viii be no more
| appointments to the isthmus yyithou
the civil service examination. This, Of
course, does not apply to the 81 a day
class of laborers. persons whose ap
| pointment is confirmed by the Senate
and officers transferred from the army
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NEW YORK.

Vice Chancellor Stevenson dismissed
the suit instituted by Alfred F. Ste
vens, of Newark, to compel the United
States Steel Corporation to declare
dividend on it's common stock from an
accumulated surplus of se6, 090,e00, which
Mr.. Stevens alleged the company had
on hand in January, 1904 The steel
corporation flied a demurrer. in sustain
ing which the vice chancellor holds that
Mr. Stevens has exhibited no cause for
judicial interference, either under the
corporation laws OF the State or in
equity The vice chancellor says 1t is
well settled rule that directors Of trad
ing corporations are invested with
wide discretionary power as regards the
distribution of profits IN the form Of
dividends. He remarks that, measured
by the ordinary standards by which such
matters are judged. it appears as If
the accumulation of profits is so enor-
nous that under no possible state of
facts could the retention of such a sum
n surplus be justified. He points out,
however, that the s66, goo is only 6 per
cent of the outstanding capital of the
corporal ton.
The directors of the Hamburg-Ameri-
can Steamship Company yesterday de-
cided to recomend the payment of a
Of the company last year were 500, 900.
of which amount 4,500, 900 will De placed
in reserve. The sales Of steamers and
the large amount OF business tranSacted
with the Russian government were III
part responsible for the extraordinary
profits.
1t is generally believed that at the
meeting Of the directors OF the Amalga-
mated Copper Company tomorrow a
quarterly dividend of j per cent viii be
declared The last payment was at the
rate of per cent a year The recent
Improvement in the price of the security
warrants the belief that an increase in
the dividend rate is contemplated. ..
Exceptional ease prevails in the local
| money market, and yesterday a loan
for six months was offered at per cent.
Some loans have been placed as low as
80 per cent for nine months.
The members of the Cotton Exchange
have signed petition for an extra holi-
day on the Saturday preceding Lincoln S
Birthday. The other exchanges doubt
less will take similar action
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-U- S. coupon As, s1,0ood131zs
Metropolitan Railroad SIS, 81, ,G0Hdl19,
s, ,0eoG1ls, s1,000d11S54.
Capital Traction, 2e91A, Sa1A, 16144,
20Q144
Washington Street Railway preferred,
50dS4iA, 50dS4.
Union Trust and Storage, 1oal21, 1oa
121 sf5S
National Union, soar.
Washington Title. 50d3-
Mergenthaler. od19214, fed1921z, 19ai92s5ss, Is,
109192A, 10a192A, 10Gls2az.
I-anston, 100Ql31s. 100Q13t4 3G1@131l, 100
@13le 1o0d13Ea 2p0M135s. 100el133s. 2o0d15a5ss,
109Gl3l1z. 1eods133s, 10od13ta 1000131k, 1000
1872, 1o0li13I1, 1t0GfI316. 100Q135s, 100d1 3sss
190m1311a, 1004I1335, 1000131A
Graphophone common, 10Dd5la 100G512
GTaphophone, 100G55s, f00@5ss-
Gel. r. r. 5s's, IS, 500d106.
Metropolitan Bank, S3o6G10s.
Col. SIS, $I,o0G1921
Mergent haler,s lD4il92Gd.
Capital Traction, 2eal441s. 2o@144s1s. So
Mergenthafer. 1oG1922z
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MUST SPECIFY WORK IN
iNSULAR POSSESSIONS

The Notifications appropriation bill
was reported TO the Senate this afternoon
by Mr. Perkins. for the Senate appro-
priauons subcommittee without amend
ment as TO the amount fixed by the
House. Provision was included by the
Senate committee. however, that speci-
hcations shall be submitted for work TO
be done in insular possessions under ap-
preparations carried by the bill. This
- considered an important addition.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
WILL TEST THE SANITY
OF EIGHT PERSONS

Attorney .Tohn N. George. of Corpora
ton CounseIs Office, today filed petitions
on behalf of the Commissioners, asking
that the mental condition of the follow
ing named persons, alleged to be luna
tics, be exam ined;
Charlotte Barnes Homer Campbell.
Stephen NJ. Fisk. William E. Myers, Pat
rick Donoghue, Alexander Young, Mel
vina Funk, Annie Randolph.
An investigation to determine their
sanity viii be held Friday next at the
CITY Hall
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
LA TOILETTE
MAY WIN OUT

MADISON. Wis Jan. 18.-Governor La
Foliette's Senatorial stock is constantly
going up. and the probability now is that
even without announcing himself as a
candidate he will rank ouly second to
Qliarlcs on the first ballot
The Stalwarts say that Va Foll"tte'S
plan is TO create a deadlock by being
Il passive candidate, and then suddenly
to spring his candidacy and stampede
the Legislature fer him.
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PROPOSALS.

d. C. Washington, January H. 1906
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this
office until u o'clock m, Saturday,
January q, 1905, for constructing an
eight-room school building, on IotN I07.
block "a, Columbia Heights, Harvard
Street, between Eleventh and Thir-
teeuth Streets N w. Forms. specif1ca-
tions. and necessary information may
be obtained at this office. HENRY b.
f. MACFARLAND, HENRY l. WEST,
JOHN BIDDLE, Commissioners, d. c. :
ial6-5t
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The Safest
Investments

Are those that dc not depend upon the
financial responsibility or the stability Of
any individual or corporation First deed.
OF trust (nortgage) notes literally Sc
cured on good real estate in the District
OF Columbia constitute ''gilt-edged'' in
vestments- These are the only kind We
make and supply TO investors They bear
interest. payable semi-annuaIly. at the
rate OF Five per cent per annum. and
may be had OF US in amounts from $500
and upward at par and accrued interest.
Send for booklet. Concerning Loans and
Investments"
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
LINGERING COLD
Other Treatment. But Q1.ck
ly Cured by Chamberlatn'E
Cough Remedy

Last winter ] caught a very sorere
cold which fingered for weeks" sars ]
urquhart. of Zephyr, Ontario. My
cough was very dry and harsh The
local dealer recommended Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy and guaranteed
1t, so i gave it trial. One small bottle
of it cured me. / believe Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to be the best |
have ever used" This remedy is for
sale by all druggists.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
Anacostia Want Ad Branch.

Want advertisements and subscriptions
for the Evening and Sunday Times will
be received at regular Office rates at
Burys Pharmacy. corner Monroe and
Jefferson Streets.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
Foul, Loaihseme,
Disgusting GaiarFh /!
Secure Relief In 10 Minutes
And q Fadic al Cure.

Does your head ache? Have you pains
over your eyes? Is there constant
drcpping in the throat? Is the breath
onensive2 These are certain symptoms
OF Catarrh Dr. Agnew's Catarrhal
Powder will cure most stubborn cases
IL a marvelously short time. If you've
had catarrh a week it's q sure cure If
it's OF fifty years standing it's just as
effective. u
DIR. AgEew's pills are the best.
30 Dozes 10 cents.
Sold by MODERN DRUG CO.,
lu4 7th st. n. w.
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Higher Louaom Quotations Are
Reflected IN U/nX Street
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by w. B. Hibbs & Co.. 1i1o F
Street Members New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Board OK Trade. and Washington
Stock EXCHANGED
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ton, IS:
T. CHARLES E. WHITE. cashier OF the
aboye-named bank do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the best OF my
knowledge and belief
CHARLES z. WHITE, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this lIth
day OF January. 1865
EUGENE MORGAN. Notary Public.
c. A. JAMES,
c. w. HOWARD.
eJAMES L. NORRIS.
directors
The Washington times., 1905-01-18

Senate-Cockren %; Niedringhaus, H.
House-NiedTingha 10; Cockrell, 50;
kerens, L; Bittinger, /.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18

RESOURCES
Loans and discounts $ssI 1f3 50
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured. 4.T3S 7S
L. s. bonds to secure circulation. so. 600 90
U. s. bonds hand 10000 90
Bonds, securities, &c--------------- 16S, ,05S 9S
Banking house, furniture, and FIX
lures 4o,VoS W
Other real estate owned-----.-------. 5,773 02
serva l',,as agents ;,'-. 51s.s2o II
Due from state hanks and bankers 10T 90
Due from approved reserve agents $40 4Sl 81
Checks and other cash iternS----..-- 9Z3S 6S
Exchanges for clearing house. 1885 81
Notes of other national banks---.- 40 10
Fractional paper currency, nlckels,
and cents %ff'S 4f
Lawful money reserve IN BANK. VIZ.
Specie Szzoo5S %
Legal tender uotes.....-- 1880 %
Total 2,331. 4s4 IS
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in..-.......-. SzUoovo " "
Surplus fund SVorVoo W
Urdivided profits, less expenses ana -
taxes paid lsVoo - -
Due to other national banks. l4I9z W
Due to State banks and bankers 45l3 81
Individual deposits subject to check LIZ 01l 6S
Certified checks s................ 1.795 10
Total observation-disclosures @,oti' sof &c
District of Columbia, County OF Washing
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan 1s--The following are
the quotations on today's exchange:
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
of the
National Bank of Washington,

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia,
at the close of business January Il, 1905.
The Washington times., 1905-01-18

TIME MARKING MACHINE CON Pa
Canitai stock. 81, ,oO0, ,00o: paid in N.eoo.-
OO0; stock in treasury, sioo, coo; no debts
3. F. CUMMINS, President. II
ANNUAL REPORT-We, the undersign-
ed, being the president and a majority
Of the trustees of the Uimbi Dredging
Company, hereby certify that the CAPT.
tai stock of the said company is Sl,oooOvo
and that the proportion thereof actually
the present existing debts of this cor
poration amount to s1o,5s3;5S NJ ".
CLEPHANE. President; w. w. CIE-
PHANE, LEONARD l. WETMORE.
CHARLES S, GOODWIN, CHARLEs aI S4E4
PER. Trustees. T. NJ. w. Clephane,
President of the Uimbi Dredging Co,
do soIemnly swear that l have read the
foregoing report OF this company, and
to the best of my knowledge and belief,
the matters and figures therein stated
are true, NJ W. CLEPHANE- Sworn
and subscribed to before me the 9Th day
of January, 1905. (SeaD ARTHUR c.
BLATZ, Notary Public, New York coun-
ty. II
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ANNUAL REPORT OF TOTTEN &
WARD, incorporated.-City Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia, ss-: We, the
tees of Totten & Ward, a corporation
duly chartered under the laws Of the
District of Columbia, on the 18th day
of June, 1904. do hereby certify that
the said corporation has a total capi-
talization of $3.50, ,00o. 60. divided into I50O
shares of $4,000 each; that of this
amount s36.09000. has actually been paid
in cash: and that there is no present
indebtedness. HOWE TOTTEN. Presi-
dent; HENRY II. WARD, Trustee.
Sworn to by Henry H. Ward, Secretary
and Treasurer. 1t
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CERTIFICATE OF FULL PAID
STOCK of the Steuterman's National
Invention and Manufacturing Company
We, the undersigned, the president and
a majority of the directors of the Steu-
terman's National Invention and Man.
ufacturing Co.., corporation duly or
ganized and existing, under the laws Of
the District of Columbia, do herebJ-
certify that the total capital stock Of
the said company is five million dollars
(S5, ,G0o, ,000) as fixed by its certificate OF
Incorporation, and that all OF said stock
has been issued and fully paid in, and
that the amount OF debts outstanding
and due by said compay is fifteen hun
dred dollars (S1, ,500)- In witness where
Of We have hereunto set our hands and
seal this the eth day of January, 1905.
(Seal) T. M STEUTERAIAN. President
and Trustee: W. p HOFFMAN. Trus-
tee. City of ST. Louis, State of Missouri:
9th day OF January 1905. (Seal.) z. NJ.
STEUTERMAN, Trustee: W. P. HOFF-
MAN, Trustee and Secretary. By w.
P. HOFFMAN, Secretary. State Of Mis-
souri,, City of ST. Louis, S.: w. P.
Hoffman, being duly sworn, makes oath
and says that the certificate of the cap
itaI stock of the Steuterman's National
Invention and Manufacturing Company,
a corporation. OF which he is secretary.
and shown above, is true, TO the best
of his knowledge. information and be-
lief W. p. HOFFMAN. Subscribed and
sworn 70 before me this 18th day of jan
uary 1896. My commission expires,
April %, 1907. (Seal) OSCAR W. EAR
ICKSON. Notary Public, City of st.
Louis Mo. 1t
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY
OFFICE. COR sTH AND SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, ONE MILLION,
- Loans In any amount made on ap-
- proved real estate or collateral at rea-
- sonabie rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits On monthly
- balances subject to check
- This company acts as executor, ad.
- ministrator, trustee. agent. treasurer,
- registrar. and In ali other nduciary ca
- pacities.
Boxes for rent IN burglar and fre-p. oof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage OF
- valuable packages
yOEN Jof E5JsSS S--..s....s. President
JOIN A. SWOFE-........-....-Vi Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR.........-.Se Second Vice President
AND6EWx RAfhEh--- Treasures
HARRY G. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Treasurer
TEOEAS BRADLEY-..--sReal Estate Ofdce-
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the management Of
your real estate. Careful attention given 70
all details.
-
The Washington times., 1905-01-18
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Mergenthaler, 1oG1922.
Capital Traction, 10a144.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-24
NORTH BENNINGTON

Mrs Murray Lille and children Of
y Adams arr spending n week with
her pArcnis Mr. and Mrs Edwin Colyin.
Mrs Orlando Brown Of Manchester
Depot 3 Mrs pa Vanderbilt 81 Chi.
cagu. H.. visited their sister Mrs -
r Madison, Wednesday.
The ladies 81 the Baptist Church
who picnlckcd AZ Valley Falls We'd.
n.sday report good time and a high
opinion 81 Valley Falls hospitality.
The families Of Henry walbridge
u 5 Walbridge s. " X White EN-
oyeI a picnic 1t Battle FieldPark Fri.
day.
4 daughter was bora Wednesday 70
Mr and Mrs Hiram Green.
Miss Bessie White is spending two
week, In Troy with Miss Bessie Stark.
Mrs Francis Frazier s children OF
Troy are az the y Bennington hotel.
Many OF the teachers who are attend.
ing summer school are spending Sat
urday and sunday at their homes.
Mrs Albert Bromley left today for
two weeks visit at her home in Dor
set.
Mrs Ciocca and children were in
Troy this week.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-24
STATE NEWS

Another 81 che iriplsi sons horn 10
Mr aud Mrs william ! darcy OF
lraiilcboro j. dead. The second one
John Harrington. died NJ the age OF
ia wscks, aud the drst one. Walter
Cicon, died Monday night. July n.
aiier an il.noss ~ tao weeks OF
Bright's disease.
Hester 81 the Grants" the his
torlcsl novel 10y Theodore Peck.
daughter 81 Gen I $ Peck al Burling.
ton, j. mentioned ia the current Book
News. a. one Of The six best selling
noyeis In New England.
a good story is going the rounds In
connection with Judge Watson OF
Montpelier. The eenisl Judge enjoys
croquei and plays frequently on the
Riverside grounds The other day he
was telling "a friend about his success
ai the game and when the friend lnquir.
ed u be was playing at the Country
Club. the Judge said, mo, at the
City ClJb.
W II Lewis. whose legs we're crush.
ed by the cars Tuesday evening while
he was walking on the tracks at AL
burg, where he was employed by the
Rutland railroad, is comfortable. and
IL is hoped neither leg will have 10 he
amputaied. Lewis was first taken TO
the home OF an aunt In Rouses Point,
y. Y, but later to the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-24
GAME WAS
RATHER SLOW
Bennington Defeated State
Printers 3 TO 2.
SCORE AT ONE TIME TIED
Visitors Filled the Bases in N
Ninth bu, Couldn't Reach
the Plate.
SCORE AT ONE TIME TIED

/ 3 cfosi ~ yearly oo people sss
uis ilsHHiHsioH bass ball irsm defeat
u,s State rfiHiers ~ AihaHy a. so
athletic Geld Saturday afisFHoas. ! e
scpfr ua s riuse. > ip ., bli ibrfu 80
a general rspfrssion - Dissatisfaction
sill itr siEd nf bzss ball psi ap By
ihe tisiipfss 10 b. sHnr thriF haiiii 8
aas superior g. thai ~ ihs home ieim
bli ihrif Huik lacked rHihaslasm afi
made ihr game siBa. Even afrf u.
scorr aas tied in she afih innifs no
AibsEy toys failed 60 set isio the
PANE" a. mosi p.ayr-s uoald have
doe in ~ niH'h iHn.as no visitors
had aH opportunity a. 90 ihe seoreaBd
ain ibs samc Bot failed to rice g. $40
emergency.
From pitchers standpoint she game
aas about az oven bling. Bod msH
had seven strike olis. both gave a
base 90 balls bli ihs y.sli.Hg man had
tao uild pitches o. oEc iur Niece.
The Icuniugion man a. usual pos up|
hi. beet uofs siih mes un bases. 10
pulled oui II large hole Ia The ninth.
tesiscaughi his customary crrorless
game. worihlngion ~ short icd Ia
ihe batting aud made pars
IS stop ~ line drive. ShaGatan q
third bad more than bis share Of tic
Eork. llc accepted his four chances
without "a error. Danny keeler had
an OF day at second bot his work has
bccn 90 good al The season iha, no
one had any fault 9 dnd. xcad,r |
stopped them all a. usual
bennington made two runs Ia ihe
first Inning due principally 70 coH-
pie 81 ground hit, that wcnt through |
the visiting short stop. The State
Printers scored one on a home run by
Mitchell IN The fourth aud Lennon got
one more Ia the nth. In the seventh
Niece beat the ball TO first and biz
and an error sent him home with the
winning run, for both teams drew
blanks Ia the eighth and ninth.
Umpire Peterson conducted the play
with general satisfaction and kept the
coaching within the limits. The score: