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Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
People Who Rndinte Cheer

Who can estimate the value of a sun
ny soul who scatters gladness and good
cheer wherever he goes instead OF
gloom and sadness? Everybody is at
tracted 10 these cheerful faces and
sunny lives and repealed by the gloomy.
the morose and the sad. We envy
people who radiate cheer wherever they
go and fling out gladness from every
pore. Money. houses and lands lool,
contemplate beside such a disposi-
tion.-Detroit Free Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
at 10 O'Clock, a m.
LIVE STOCK

Il n.
II head of Horses and Colts. including 9
No work horses 6 of them barshear lead
ers), Percheron mare with foal by w
randolph 5 thoroughbred horse, fine Young
horses by the celebrated Pendennis. / two
year old Clydesdale, and l pair well-broken
mules NJ -
% head of Cattle-1S well-bred steers two
years old and weighing 900 or $50 lbs. pure
Ored Aberdeen Angus bull calf | Hereford
ana Durham grade bull, l Hereford heifer.
the balance fine mich cows.
1o good ewes with lamb by Shropshire
bucks; thoroughbred Shropshire bncks
About 25 head Of Hogs, including 1 nura-
bred Poiand-China boar / pure-bred Poland
emma SOW with pig by Poland China hog.
several other brood sows and a number az
shoats weighing from IS to 100 lbs.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
four wagons lone an Acme broad
tread with l4-bbl. bed, the other a narrow
tread IN good order, heavy two-hOrse WAC
on, Champion binder, l Osborne mower I
osborne morse rake, grain drills. cultiya-
tors, Oliver Chilled plows. spring-tooth
harrows, 5o-tooth Hinge harrow, square
narrow, corn planter, single and double
shovel plows, l scientific corn harvester ,
cutting boxes, sets of hay frames. | wood
frame set of blacksmith tools, pick. shovels
mettock. hay knife. corn stickers. 2Cyclone
SEED sowess, 1 buggy and pole. / sickle grind
er; 4! gram cradle, a lot of stock troughs, and
a lot of grain sacks
Gearing complete for six horse team. I get
two-horse wagon gear. , sets single harness.
set double harness. 10 sets pillow gear. 3 pajr
check lines, housings, lot of extra collars
and brides and many other things found ON
a well-stocked farm. vi
There will also be some corn and fodder for
sale. 1 '''ioei io'
IEhMS.-<lO and under, cash; over $40. a
eredlt OF IL months on good security AT anv
Dank preferred by purchaser; notes To- bear
interest from day of sale. II. l.. THOMPSON.
Wes = Neville. Auctioneeys,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Friday, March ), 1905.

'NNtAAAAAAte ~ ~ a H..
the following valuable personal property:
3 horses
1 brood SowS
A few ShOats
Poland China boar.
l Mccormick binder, I wheat drill. corn
drll; Osborne horse rake. I cultivstor. .
oarShear plOws; 3 double shovel plows. ,
Single-shovel plowS; I wheat fan: / Surin--
tooth harrow; brides, pillow gears safdle. log
chains, forks. and large number Of other
articles usually found ON a farm
AT the same time the following propertv
belonging to Mrs. Fannie W Owens Will lie
sold:
mich COWS
head Of cattle "A calf
tERMS.-All sums Of $40 and under. cash.
On All sums over $40 a creditof nine months
VIII be given, purchaser O. execute we'll
endorsed negotiable note. hearing Interest
from dav Ct sale. and payable az the Bank Of
1larSe county. No property Go bc removed
until terms are complied with
". \. OWENS.
Heiiiebower & West. Auctionoers.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22

I'm my lecture on medieval history
l was giving an account OF the spec
tacular burning by Martin Luther OF
the papal bull which put him outside
OF the Church OF Rome" said a Colum-
bia college professor. The next day
/ found this I'm the notebook OF one OF
the students who had heard the lee
ture:
Luther gives a vaudeville show.
accompanied by fireworks"
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Unreasonable Woman.

His wife asked him to read to her.
Taking up the paper, he turned to the
womans page and started with the
hrst article that attracted his atten-
ton. 1t was by a distinguished med
lcal authority on the subject Of correct
breathing and began:
"As means for preventing wrinkles
In the face it is certain that the prac-
uce OF keeping the mouth shut is one OF
the most positive"
THAT will do. sirI" she snapped. II
asked to be entertained. not to be in
suited. New York Press.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22

beginning at 10 a. an,
the following valuable and desirable personal
property
LIVE STOCK.
10 head of fine work and driving horses.
1 six-year-old Pendennis. l four~year-old
out OF Valley ; head Of fine work horses
and mares. of them with foal by a thor
oughbred Percheron horse. These horses are
ali young and in first class condition: two Of
them are fine wagon leaders. and three are
fine barshear leaders. They are all OF large
size and will weigh from 1900 To- loco pounds
colts. will be year old in Spring
COWS
head of young cattle rising two years old.
4 brood SOws.
thoroughbred o. l. c. Boar.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
Osborne Binders. good as new; wheat
drills in good order. l Osborne mower. good
as new; hay tedder. new: / hay loader new
$50 feet Of cable; hay fork and 125 feet Of
rope, complete 10 unload hay in barn or
field; Oliver chilled plOws No. 40; , XN or
ohOrSe plOws, > walking cultivatOrS. used
only last summer Brown makel spring
tooth harrOws: 1 diamond harroxS: > corn
planters; , single-Shovel plows; double
shovel plows; pair hay frames; 3 one horse
corn planters; l cutting box; l corn and cob
mill good as new: l fodder shredder good as
new; 4 iour-horse wagons; , wagon beds
Howell; wagon harness for four-horse
O,,N0f INV SSAAS ANt . nVlceSf Joy OF extra
collars housings; wagon saddles; forks
Shovels, digging irons, chains. etc; in fact
almost everything used on well-conducted
farm.
ten-horsepower steam engine in first-claSs
condition.
A quantity of hay, and IS or loo barrels Of
nice corn.
TERM.-All sums Of $40 and under, cash
over that amount = credit OF twelve months
will be gwen. purchaser 20 execute we'll
endorsed negotiable note bearing interest
from day Of sale. and payable at the Bank Of
Clarke County. No property TO be removed
until terms are complied with.
Ix~r
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22

She broke Off the engagement yester.
day. and now she's sorry for #"
AT H.. -, - ~
don't think so. She told me last
night that she didn't care"
Yes, but she told me today that she
aiont care-very much."-PhiladeIphi
Press. '''''
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22

All advertisements excepting legal adver
tisemcnts and professional cards. inserted for
silent, and will be charged 10 4. the rare Of
I've cents per line for the INST ins rtiOn,
and three cents per line for each SUCc> ding
insertion.
Obituary notices. resolutions Of aspect
and social organizations. other than those
which the editor himself shall give as a
matter of news. will be charged Dor, at the
aforesaid rates.
Our advertising rates are uniform. and a
liberal reduction Is made on all standing adj
vertisemcnts, and rates will he made known
on application. Changes % adver, iSCments
must be handed in not later than saturday
morning Of each week.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Could Dort w,,h z.,

Going out. eh?" she sneered after
their quarrel.
Yes replied her husband. I'm 60
ing to congratulate Ned PiIkinton."
You're slow. The engagement was
announced six weeks ago"
Yes. but ii was broken off yester-
day."-PhiIadeiphia Ledger
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Thursday. March 2, 1905,
commencing at 10 o clock. A. m, sharp.
the following personal property;
1--WE STONE


the following personal property:
LIVE STOCK.
head Of Horses and Colts good work
horses line saddle mare; good colts 3 and
years old, l a good family horse
head of Cattle mich cows, OF which
were fresh in January, the others Will be
fresh IN April; steers , years old; ! heifer
years old; 1 shorthorn bull years old.
gives promise Of making a fine animal.
l6 head Of Hos brood sows, / will have
pigs by last Of March; ii nice shoats. will
weigh between 30 and 40 lis; good Berk-
shire boar.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
/ large four or six-horse wagon: l two
horse wagon and bed; both Of these wagons
were made by II. L. Myers; 1 Thrush &
slough stick wagon; 1 roller; l horse rake
: springtooth harrows; ] Deering mower
good as new; ! Mccormick binder, in first
class running order; ! "A harrow; pair hav
frames; pair spreaders; pair butt chains;
log chain; fifth chain: i pair double ex-
tension ladders, good as new: l Root corn
shelter, good as new; 1 cyclone fan. in good
order; Westminster wheat fan; / double
harpOon hay fork; l corn barrel: ! half
bushel good as new; 3 hampers; lot Of rakes.
spades and hoes; l Sinclair cutting-box; lot
OF iencing wire; lot of old iron; lot of double
and single trees and open rings; / Oliver
chilled pillow; / Suniish plow; ] Root piow.
! single shovel pillow; double shovel plows:
HOosler corn drill; l corn cOverer, good as
new; lot Of COW chains; 2 sets breech bands:
sets front gears; / set double harness for
two-horse wagon; : blind brides: collars.
sets OF pillow gears; head halters; pair
ny nets; sets breast chains; > triple trees; I
scalding tub; grain cradle; corn planters.
l seed sower; crOsS-cut saws; set of wedges
and maui rings: Pennsylvania grain drill
strands slelgn bells; ! set Of dnviay har-
ness; garden piow; Arras cream separator,
good as new; bedsteads; Davis swing churn:
briar scythe; ! moving scythe; 40 or 50
barrels Of corn; lot of clover hay; l dinner
bell, and other things too numerous to men
ton.
Everything is to be sold; positively no by
bidding.
Terms OF SALE.-A credit oftwelve months
VIII be given upon all sums of $40 and up
wards the purchaser giving negotiable note
with approved security payable at the Bank
OF ClaT ke County, bearing interest from date;
under $40. cash. No property to be removed
until settled for
MRS. JOSEPH Z. ANDERSON.
X +. L. ANDERSON, Agent.
HeIfiebower & West, Auctioneers.
b. +. Yates Clerk
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
In a Qunndary.

JOHNNY wish my folks would agree
upon one thing and not keep me all
the time in n worry. Tommy-What
have they been doing now? Johnny
Mother won't let me stand on my head.
and dad is all the time fussing because
/ wear my shoes out so fast
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Public Sale!

The undersigned, intending 10 discontinue
farming. Will sell az her residence. 81 miles
east Of Berryville, mile from Marvin,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
PUBLIC SALE

The farm having been sold where now
nXe-situated two miles from Berrvville. ON
Winchester and Berryville turnpike. known
as old Berlin Place will sell there nj public
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Public Sale!


Having rented my farm, will sell a,
'Woodley." near Briggs Pos;office, 81 miles
south of Berrvville Va on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22

The love OF money kills the love OF
men.-Chicago Tribune.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Ns&xM NeIfdtsWesl,n
Schedule IA stsSt
JANUARY -. ssoa
LEAVE BERRYytttr,

JANUARY -. foon
LEAVE BERRYyILI.En,,,
sovrRsovsp
NO. $50 a. m.-For Rr,.,.
Kno.S; H,,ionss fuilman Baffet ,la.sfh..
Express Tor all Points wuess -. LOU,
sleeper Roanoke 10 Colurt Pullman
10 cincinnati. Cafe Car ., s,, ,bluefe'd
NO n lMIg =. m.-For Ro.noL, ,'ni
.rJ focahontss. Norfon pm,,-,'l.
10 welch' 'e stations; Pullman S Ilssh
NO 80 1913, ? m.--for shenando..
sosrHBoUNp
NO. %o-SsS n m.-for H.~.
intermediate stations. conS.as'uNh and
andoah Junction for Wa.h;,,1. AZ Shen-
more. Philadelphia. and Sa.lk,S@n. Bait
at hagerstown FOR HarrIshr. ioti, and
phia and New York. u'g' PhilAd,l.
No i4--s:24 2. ns.-For Hny.r,
,ngton, Baltimore, Pbiladsl, Nnh.
york; Pullman and Buitss Sl,hA. N.r
hagestown for Harrisbn,. es Vi,
phis and New York. X fhilsd.l,
No. 2-2:l9 a. m.-For Har.-.,.
delphia, New York; Puilmsn ~, fhils.
fh,isdelphia; Parlor Cars PbIespef to
Rates. Time Tables. inforn.,;.
furnished upon application 10 aene,fiell,
W. Ry. =" agent \. 4
w. Il. BEvII.L. NE
Gen. Pass. Agt. IT, HpHAIG.
Roanoke. Va Al
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
PUBLIC SALE

The undersigned will offer for sale To n
highest bidder. on the "Old Joshua Cart,
Farm. near Vaudeville. Va. on
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Public Sale!

Owing to change in my business, will
sell my entire personal property WITHOUT
RESERVE. at public auction
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
Monday. February u, 1905.

HH VIZ A@IIIUCH dIIIE,
where now reside, one-half mile north of
MlllMOOd and two m l.a nnat q 49,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1905-02-22
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

Commissioners Office. Feb. 6. 1905.
;. +. Tucker. Complainant,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

BUFFALO,, Aug 4.-Io-morroW
entries:
First race. six furIongs, three year-olds up
lanes It's Minamota 1O4, Savior Faire 5O'
line 1O6 Mrs Frank Foster 100, Weirdsome
10I. =. ., ...o
vear-oics up selllng-Steel Trap los, Miss Nc
.Kenna 1C. t2irhury 100, dynasty 9s, Lulu
Young Ss Small raik 90, Pre- st1ge 96. Dart St
Little Red 9S Silver roam S5 Laura Hunter
g3 Pi,ier 90.
Third race Grand Canadian steepleehase,
handicap full course-Picktime 15s. Red Car
I5z sam Farmer 149. Bank Holiday 1872, Gear
holm lS2, Ohnst 130.
Fourth race. mile, handicap. three-year-oIds
up-Balkal les, Our Bessie 102, Circular Joe
gs Marshal Ney los. Pirate Polly 9S.
Filth race. tour and a half furlongs. sell
inG-Bertha f 115 Fortunate Ice. Skept.cal
IC5 Cadichon les, Tichimingo 103, Devoir 80
side View 9S Oleasa 9S. Baby Willie 81, Wee
Girl oo Sonnet 81. Gorgeous 81.
Sixth race six and half furlongs. three
year-ods up, selling-Plantagenet 112. The
Don l0S Demurrer los, Reeves 1O5, Winches-
ter le4 Norwood Ohio 1G2. Many Thanks leo.
Peggy 1OO Colonist leo. Mag Nolin 9S Jehane
Us, The Thrall 93
Seventh race. and three-sixteenths miles,
three -year-olds up. sellinS-Ink 100. Bell the
Cat I09 ORC Viva 100. Arab 104. Our Bessie
1O4 King OF the Valley los, Ben Fonso 1O3.
SarIIIa 91 Honda 81 Lady FonSo 50. The
Trifier 49, First Born IS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
PARSONS WINS
THE HUNDRED
He Cuts Down the Record in
Portland by Covering the
Distance in Even Time

PORTLAND, Aug 4.-The Multnomah
Amateur Athletic Club team won the ju-
nior A. A. u. meet at the fair grounds
to-day, when it scored 60 points to 26 for
the nearest competitor; the Olympic Club
of San Francisco. Three junior records
were broken and one equaled. Parsons
of the Olympic Club broke the record for
100 yards by clipping two-fifths of gee
ond off the junior mark. A. G. Gilbert of
the Multnomah Club vaulted IL feet l
inch, which is one inch better than the
previous A. A. u. junior mark. Kelly of
Mulfnomah broke the junior broad jump
record of 20 feet 10 inches when he cleared
q feet 934 inches. Groman of Chicago
equaled the 90 yard record of % %.
The senior events Will take place to-mor-
row afternoon. The summary:
10o-yard dash-won by Parsons. olympic;
Gearhart, Olympic, second Kelly, Multnomah,
sso-ysrd run-won by Garcia, olympic;
Henson. Mutnomah second; Mays, Multno-
nah, third. Time, 2:0I 3-5.
I2a-yard high hurdles,-Wen by Lydia.
Olympic; Fressel. Mutnomah, second; q.
Running high jump-Won By o. Kerrisan;
Kelly. second. tonly two men competed)
Height feet ] inch
Hanson Multnomah. second Mays, Multno-
nah. third. Tine 500 1-5
44o-yard run--Won by A. Rose, Chicago; +.
220-vard dash-Won by Groman, Chicago;
Smithson. Multnorlah second; Gammie, Multi
nomah, third Time, 22 20.
Pole Vault-Won by Gilbert, Multnomah, IL
feet / inch Livingston, Portland T. Nj. c.
A.. second, . feet No third.
Two-miie run--won by S. Mays. Multnomah,
only starter. Time, IA 03 1-5.
Putting ie-pound shot-Won by James,
Multnonlah. 81 feet inches 4; Johnson, Multi
nornah. second, "a feet inches; Bailey, Y.
M c. A.. third, 33 feet inches.
1e-pound hammer throw-Won by Baker.
M1ltnonaah 121 feet 2A inches; Johnson,
Muitnomah, second, 93 feet inches. No
Throwing 5e-pound weight-won by d.
Osullivan, Anaconda, Mont, p feet Az
inches
nah so feet inches.
BROAD iump-Won by Kelly, Multnomah. 81
feet %. inches: Friessel. Mutnomah second,
% feet ; inches: Gammis. Multnomah, third,
f9 feet inches.
22o-yard hurdles-Won by F'riessel' Muitno-
nah: IAvergston, Y NJ c. A., second; no
third Time. 2T 10
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
WATERCURE COMES
In AT TEN TO ONE
Captures the Last Race
From Blissful at the
Fair City.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

PORTLAND, Aug. 4.-The favorites
split the card at Irvington Park this
afternoon. three winning in the events.
The public and the boolies overlooked
Watercure which had been suffering
from bad leg. At 10 to I he beat the
even money favorfte. Blissful. TO the
wire by a head in. the sixth race at a
mile and an eighth. Il was a smash
ing good race. but little money changed
hands. on the winner. s. A. Davis sold
DixelIe. who finished fourth in this
race. to l.. c. Williams and bought from
Williams the winner Watercure.
Toupee finished a length to the good
in the H. Baldwin Smith handicap.
Good Cheer, the much touted mare, who
showed we'll at Latonia. finished like
cheap selling platter away to the rear.
The summary:
Mogul, : to :. TO 5. to 10. won: Paul E.
Jones. to 1. even. second; Little Adele. q. TO
>. third Time. I %
Second race, six and a half furlongs-El
vsrrseo. to I. to 10. 1 70 8, won; Dr.
Third race. five furiongs-Alencon. 70 D,
to ), out wcR. Mabel Bates. even. 70 D. sec
end: Light of Day. l to 3. third Time. 1;g2
Fourth race. six furlcugs. r. Baldwin Smisn
5 to 5. won: Sea Air. 70 /. even; second;
C.onrefd / to . third. Time, l:1445-
Fifth race. six furlongs--The Lieutenant. .
10 l. 10 l.. even, won; Lrstig, even. : 20 D
Sixfh race one and an eighth miles-Water-
cure 1c To 1. 5 to 1. 3 20 :. won. Btssfui.
10 s out. second: DiamaIlte. to - third
Time. 1:5J1a.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
CRICKET
AT, STATEN ISLAND CLUB
Feature of the Days Play Is CIoseness
Of Score at End of First
Innings

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-There was an
unusually large gathering of spectators
at the Staten Island Cricket Clubs
grounds at Livingston to-day when the
international match between an eleven
from the Marylebone Cricket Club of
England and a picked eleven from the
Metropolitan District League of New
York was begun. Each side completed
its first innings. the local men scoring
IS. one more thar the British players.
The visitors began their second
innings little before o'clock, but lost
thei, first wicket for seven runs. The
feature of the day was the closeness of
the total scores.
The bowling of the local men was
excellent.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

SARATOGA. Aug 4.-To-morrow'
entries:
First race. seven furlongs. three-year-ods
and up-Ffl1more 90. Alcor 95. Scotch Plume
95. War Whoop 10S. Royal Window los, Ben
volio 1O3, Rubric 1O4. New Mown Hay l0S.
Greencrest 90, Dr. Spruill "a Jocund 1O5.
Goldsmith 1O3, Mad Mullah 102-
Second race, the North American steeple-
chase, four-year-oIds and up. full course, $500
and plate OF the value Of $500 added-Coligny
1885, Jimmy Lane 156, Sandhurst 142. Pres
grave, 1853. Russell Sage 142.
Third race, five and half furlongs. the
Saratoga Special twO-year-olds. $500 added
Oaklawn 122 Kuroki 122. Tangle 1t9. McKit-
tredge 122. Bill Phillips 122. Voorhees, 122,
Mohawk II 122. Ironsides 1l9. Battleax 122.
Accountant 122, Blair Athol 122.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles the
Travers of $4,000, olds-Merry
Lark 1875 DandeuOn Ill. Won Tromp 116.
BIucher III, Sparkling Star III. Amberjack
Ill. Woodsaw 126. GlenechO 126
Fifth race one and eighth miles. three
year-olds and up. sellng-Little Scout Ill.
Palm Tree 100 Uncle Urigh III. Greencress
1O3. TeeDhone 106
sixth race, one mile. three-year-olds and up.
handica Monsieur Beaucaire III, St Nalen-
tine 110, Wotan los. Blandy 107. Prince Ham
burg 1O7. Emperor OF India 106. Gamara 102
Goldsmith 1O2. Rubric 100. Israelite 81. Judge
TTfroeS
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

first Dovle walked and Sheehar saeri-
feed Doyle scored when ETitt threw
the ball into center field to catch him
at second
In the sixth Nordyke hit safely and
stole second. Ehgan drew double fly
hit and Nordyke registered. Perrine
called him out for not touching third
base Pelrine's work was poor. and
both sides roasted him roundliy.
Although womens day, the ladies
were charged admission, this money go
ing into the purse being raised by the
Tacomaus for the pennaEt winners.
Eanre.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05

The Giants could play nothing but
bush ball yesterday afternoon and the
game was in during the fourth spasm,
when the commuters GRABBED tnree
runs after two had gone the route. .Es-
sick was not there in the tight place
and neither were any of his helders.
During the game the Giants piled up
six misplays and most of them figured
as rims for Oakland.
Young Hogan pitched nice baseball
and had not Brick Devereaux thrown
Ats grounder into the right held
bleachers in the third Portland would
have been snowballed all the way. Bull
Croll got into the game once more,
-pia ying- ri ght field for the Commuters.
Bull got away with several chances, but
could not come through with hit.
Essick had the goods till the fourth
round, when Atz booted Van Haltren s
grounder and Francks tore on a nit
to left Dunleavy bunted both men
along and Kruger struck out. Then Es-
sick passed Kelly and Hogan in sue
cession, forcing Van Haltren through.
Brick Devereaux responded with
drive to left and Francks and Kelly
pulled up at the pan, making the score
to 1 in Oakland's vor.
In the very next inning, the Giants
fell down again and allowed Oakland
to annex two more unearned runs. Dun
leayy opened the ceremony with two
sacker against the left field fence and
Kruger beat out slow hit to second.
Mclean threw the ball away trying TO
catch Dun asleep and the runner ar
rived Kruger got to third on this
rough piece of work and scored when
Runkle threw Kelly's hit away at the
first bag. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
STABBED TO DEATH IN
QUARREL OVER RACE
west Virginia Horseman Is Fatally Cut
I'm Four-HanGed Duel at
Huntington.
HITNTINGTON, ". Va, A

HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Aug Cap
tain william Crocker, prominent hotel,
keeper and horseman, was fatally cut
In an encounter to-day with F. Fl. Terg
man of this city, F. III. Ingram and
Walter Mayhew of Ohio. all well-known
horsemen, and an unknown jockey, who
ESCAPED into Kentucky. The other men
have been arrested. The cutting grew
out of a controversy between Crocker
and Ingram over Crocker's horse being
ruled out of a race yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
ANOTHER GAME FOR SEATTLE.
stwashes Defeat Los Angeles by score
Of Five to Two.

SEATTLE. Aug. 4.-By playing all
around good ball Seattle made it three
straight to-day. Los Angeles got a run
in the first inning. because Harper
dropped the ball after Hart had thrown
Flood out at the plate. Clean hits by
Brashear, Ross and Cravath gave them
another in the ninth. Blankenship re-
placed Harper after the first inning. be-
cause Harper could not hold the speedy
shoots of Charley Hall, who pitched one
of his old-time games. The locals were
stronger in the field and at the bat
and were faster on the bases and won
out on their merits. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-05
TIGERS BLANK SEALS.
Run In the First Inning Wins the Game i
for Tacoma.

TACOMA, Aus. .4.-The Tigers gave
Emerson good support to-day. and, al
though wild, he was 4 puzzle to the
San Francisco team. The visitors fire.
ouently reached the bases, but the
necessary hit could not be found. Two
fast double plays helped Emerson out.
In the sixth. with one out, Eagan COM
pIeted double play dnassisted 1t
would have been triple had not one
been out In the ninth Emerson was
in hole. with two down. Irwin hit
for two sacks and Nealon walked; Will
son put it up to Wheeler. but he struck
out. and Emerson had saved his own
game. Hit was very effective. In the