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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-11
The DOR's Kennel.

Damp is the greatest evil to which
the dog confined outside the house in a
kennel is liable: It will kill the strong
est dog and must be carefully guarded
against. If dog is to keep in health,
too, it is necessary that it should be
able to enjoy plenty of sunlight, and
the kennel should always be placed
facing south, except in the hottest
parts Of the day in summer, when it
should be moved into the shade
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-11

DeWIfFs !%; stsS' 6alvo
For Piles, Burns, Sores.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-11

STATE OF MINNESOTA
County Of Berami ..: J.
hereby certify that the foregoing copy sample
OF the official primary election ballots be used primary election
to be held in the respective election districts
TENDER, 1906. =
JOHN WILMANN,
County Auditor.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Senators to Visit Canal.

WASHINGTON, D. @ Dec. I'll
Senators Flint, Fulton and I,ewlands
and Representatives Knowland, Nc
Kinley, Needham and Smith wi.
leave tomorrow for Panama to in
spect the canal. They will gather
material for and facts, if possible, to
aid them in the fight which they pro-
pose to make against the employ
ment of Chinese in the work of dig
ging She canal. They will try to
prove that the southern negro can do
the work.
The president today sent to con-
gress the canal commission report
1t says that the experience of the
past year convinces the commission
that it is an impossibility to do sat
isfactory work with the negroes from
nearby countries.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22

Notice of Stock holders Meeting
to increase the Capital Stock of the
Wenatchee Electric COMPANY, and to
Amend the Articles of Incorporation
of Said Company.
To the Stock holders OF the Wenat-
ohee Electric Company
You aid each .of You will take
notice and are heieby notified that q
stockholders meeting of the Wenacthee
Elcriric Company ill be beld at the
pI iicipal place of business of said
Company. in the City OF Wenatchee,
County of Cheian, State of Washing
ton, at the hour of two, 2. O'CLOCK
p. m. on the 18th day of January,
A. D. 1907, for the purpose of voting
upon the question of increasing stock
of said Company frum Twenty five
Thousand Dollars, $4,000. to one
Hundred sFitsy Thousand Dollars
$3.50. 900 and for the purpose ofar1end
ing articles Ii of the amended articles
incorporation of saio company and for
the transaction of any and all other
business that may properly come be-
fore the said meeting.
Dated at Wenatchee. Cheian County
State of Washington this 9th day of
November, A. D. 1906, by the un-
dersiened. being a majority of the
Trustees of said Eleorric Company.
Wenatchee Electric Company.
by Arthur Gum.
WGrustee and President.
BY Obas F. Brown.
Trustee and Secretary.
c.11-l7 LIS
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
Great Northern Orders Steel.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-The Iron
Age tomorrow will say:
''Railmakers have been booking
some good orders, including 1000
tons additional for the Great North
ern and 1000 tons for the Spokane
International Eastern plate makers
have been forced again to put up
their prices So a ton, making the
third advance of like amount in the
current month.
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600

Fifty million dollars a year-no
less-is what the rivers and harbors
congress wishes to see appropriated
for the Improvement of the coun-
try's waterways. 1t will take the
farmer vote to put that scheme
through congress against the opposi-
tion of the Philadelphia
Inquirer.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22

Manicuring, ladies' and gentlemen
Mrs. j. E. Mills, Room 8. Rosen-
berg blk.
There's always room at the top,
but few of us care for an attic room.
The average girl declines to marry
lot of men because they neglect to
ask her.
Even an optimist is apt to back
slide when he has a boil on the back
of his neck
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600

Secretary sBonaparte says that the
annual cost of the navy represents
only S1.33 per capita. BY that meth
cd of calculation 2S,000-word pros
idential message divided among 49,
000, 600 men, women and children,
looks like too, short an Allowance
New York World
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600

President Elliott declares that
f, otball amounts to nothing" but
he will have a hard time convincing
he doctors and undertakers whose
bank accounts have fattened on it
washington fost.
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Round trip rates to Southern CAL
ifornia points. from Wenatchee.
Los Angeles, 5000; Pasadena.
$71.4o; Riverside and San Bernard
ma, STA 40. RedIands, $500,
Rates are first class and allow am
pie stopover privileges and limits.
:. ..s..A.! ia. PIPER Agent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
' FAlRCHILD Is SHOT.
American Consul at Mukden is Ac-
cidentally Killed.

PORT ARTHUR, Dec. 21.-Gener-
al Nelson Fairchild, the American
consul at Mukden, accidentally shot
himself yesterday, and died within
few hours. The funeral services were
held today.
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600

During the past year, reports
Commissioner Garfield, S,193 indict-
ments have been brought against
the oil octopus by various graud
juries. And it isn't tryI e to moa-
opoliZe the indictment business,
Observation-Disclosures Inquirer
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22

A man who went to sleep in Chi
cago elevator woke, up in Minneapo-
lis. After that who can deny that
elevators in Chicago are to be avoid
e1?-New York Herald.
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-O0O-

There is a dreadful rumor afioat
to the effect that out of revenge for
the pure food law the producers in
tend to use the simplified spelling
n their labels Cleveland Leader.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
SATURDAY, DECEMBER, %, 1907.

John d. Rockefeller confines his
skating to New Jersey. In Ohio and
Missouri the ice is too thin.-,New
York Mail.
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600

A bad boy has been converted into
good boy in New York by I surg;
cal operation. Why not try it Oh.
some of the old boys in the senate?
Cleveland Leader
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22

After being let in on the ground
floor of big deal a man sometimes
discovers that some other chap crawl
ed in through the cellar window
Our home made pies cannot be
beaten VendoRs Cafe
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1t is stated that a Russian refugee
escaped from Siberia in sauer-
Fraut barrel. his would seem to
offer startling proof of the desper-
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
We will receivesperishabIe freisn,
on tuesday of each week only, will
also arrange to have a refrigerator
car ready to receive any such ship
nents on days mentioned. Please
arrange your shipments accordingly.
Great Northern Railway Company.
a. A. PIPER,
Agent.
The Wenatchee daily world. [volume] (Wenatchee, Wash.) 1905-1971, 1906-12-22
SOUVENIR PLAYING CARDS

issued by the Great Northern Rail-
The Great Northern Railway and
the Great Northern Railway have is
sued a new edition Of playing cards.
They are printed on exceptionally
fine stock. and are better cards for
the price asked than can be had sIes
where. The advertising consisting
OF the trade mark. is worked into an
essential design and is confined en-
tireiy ty the back OF the card. The
steamship caud is the more eiabor.
ate Of the two and is finished with
Gilt edges. Great Northern Railway
cards fifteen cents per pack. Steam
scip cards twenty five cents per
pack. Mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of price. a. L. CRAIG,
p. T. NJ.
St Paul, Mimi.
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Main office-- Business and Editorial,
COLUMBIA VALLEY BANK BUILDING
Wsnatchee. Washinote~.
Farmers Phone 23A
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:

Ono Year. by Mall, in Advance. S5.o 90
Six Months, by Mall, In Advance. 2.6o
Delivered by Carrier. per wssh. 10
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ate chances those unhappy Siberians
are willing to talle.-Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
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FOR saLE--AcRE TRACTS
FCR SAlE-Farn Land

500 AZORES at Sl2 per acre, near XII
ona aud Prosser in Horse Heaven
country, all in wheat, 10 of crop
goes to buyer. A 100 acre homestead
accomplishment adjoining for $500.
6. A. Virtue, 800 Boston Block.
Seattle. Wash.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
GOOD FIEL D II Or
BRI GHT'Ol' N DERBY ! e, \ 3 ! y
Accountant Will 4 ria Al and 'l'd
S Belmere, The Quail sP 's,iS' !''.''t' Il
and Kuroki Will III !. B g. II the the
Running Closing
. Jays q y 4 Brig 1 l'lt
~ Beac II. " 83 i5Sss
Bjys IS As M acd onla'llid !: !,

!, 2, ~ ,i,s % Al the
NEW z = Rs. Az Y..sJ Wy S'. -
=, y, Y. ana s,lrf ,a.,es the glorious orb
81 Y, - I, }. !. ~ ~ n old and Plea Is
n g. Z y
tlre is
pect 81 the mot ropoli tan spor ng vVo org
~, X, Y II DAYS 81 August,
sts = ~. b 4, a u,
sara toa = Ut1e ps o.ll1l .'e
~, I, ~ fr1nn SANDY, IIook Is the Golden
sna tSl "a assa,s M and mad
York but every other ;bi cen ter ne ne
gcoun try over. sp'll ere mon and women VINO
know a & real good hrrta VIII en- e comes t,'
their way, arc to $abe found. After& three
weeks OF Sinvigo ting frolic In the ocean
surf and q better than even breal with 1'11.
the hoo 1nalferg, tho circuit FOL lowers are
willing and ready to depart from the sea
4 Sara "a Ep1tngs, NJ \ IA yyo close Zero :
Brighton Beach on 5attlrd ny, August 4tt'.s
wttl, the annual renewal Of the Brighton
Derby 81 S16, 900, and then Jump to Bara-
togo. wl,erc the etar,o reopens on Monday,i
b August d. ss For tws.nt y- no n days racing
van 20 on there; 4 or until IA ntEt1tfafl II o.
Thursday. 81 gust 90 What r Dess
0Y III LIl1D
moment 5s5 stirring ::jS {s,e SS t1arts S and
ifanciea n az Sa3 az 8 mon as and
,wome I, TING ,1,oneySto 4,e spent and al
a road nrrended FOR sara pIeaa Gowns nu
- tyasne for "a unnesttone al an:
fhnri ty Al rify Ianrtry stated. ii tefE ,fefy
\ int, saratog n's a display e,f ID YEA lth and
fashion II, 1oD3 Sara totza women spend
more for u otf,es thai, any other Of their
satarH me world az = er. They know how,
40 ,s,r,a :. ~, -, "a = x 1nsS I'm = $e
women & 81 Monte Il Carlo. r,Iee n and N ,-
tnr,d NJ
id5Ixy}1l& Rs off .sfa.5S
- -,
70 Tour years e. ago Is KING
bred ana KING Oan &c lhela oval sway Y g
al must rank WIN tnsee
Ct The race track Tts and saH min
clubs the siste SOY q AZ
q mat ers OF fact, TO he N the swim y tne
present dag. saratoga season you mast g
b,Isin ness yfit 2 "a e eck book ( ou cannot
wear srnar IT RAIN ent, pie the races at the
track In the afteraloon and woo luck ana
fort benea Ecf,e green q i. q the
Sroulet to table at nigh by dollng TOR the
piper out OF your pocket, x on y would tl
would never do. "a u thingH consid ered,
the coming season at the Spa is certainly
going tokbe as hril lmnt and rem owned as
any preceding Good horses. 8slashing of
money. and wide open clubs siatle ere the
dealers Will work \ In Il shifts to o1nmo-5
/ date patrons porsessed Of q the Idea s5of
king a l little chance, poin t to that con-
4clusion. r 4 RI ssas 4
q Concerr,tng tn. clubs, upper Broadway:
und en,stands to- day that Garfield 8 great
resort. thu Saratoga Club House, vi tn its
splendid dining halls ana Swonderols ga nj
Ing aper tlnr,ents. Will surely ehow shining
lights rom as AZ enetlA! WlhuuWs On wv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
ii! At EXPOSITION \.
Games y II !!sl &
Particip tea il by jst treat at;
N.Y. Associations. ss5
SULLIVAN 10 i: DIRECTOR u; e.: } / !,
Il Had Il Charge 81 OlY lrf an
Games R ecent!l H e.ll i5 iI1l3H
NJ s5,s', Gree CO.. .ss
n a = y :
mi, 4 MIR, au.nispnf ch!)

$8$f speci / 3 to Tho VI lines Dispatch.
NORFOLK, A. IL July Is = The II board =.
ofs governors OF the Jane town Exrosi-
Htion& has approved the plans Of IL.
9sext On. oh efg OF the Depart ent of spec-
Ecial events, for the great hampi i1' 7
athleti ia ga mes to be held at the exposAl-
Stion next ye II. Va
Equally Important is the ammo uncemse A
az this feature OF the xpositton Is the
& noun cement lent that James p. ivan
New ork has been offered and has az
Foepte the position Of hon orary director
$ofStl,e athletic events ,3ga
s MI Sullivan is one Of the mos noted
athletic directors in America g was YES
~ Z, =, 4, ssl oner from the United States ITO
tho Olympia games recently held t' II
thens, Greece. ID has been president
81 various large athletio associta tons , n
ssthe North, I'D tile spirit 5inspro-s
noting athletic sports in America A l';
sssrhe Amateur Athletic IJnlon, which
I nill Ia asked to enter the contests, Is
~ nosed 81 the New England Associa-
ton, the tropolltan sooiation, the ~
Central Associate tho Western Assocl-
alton, the South "a antc tNe
Pacific AssociatI lon the I: a tlantlc assoc
alton, the Southern Assooia ne iI..
cIiic- Northwestern = SIS cla ton no
Fencers' League, the Matt onal SIX ating
Assocntioltt, the tercoll egiate a.,
IA. tho Y oung M c,s 81 Christian Associa-s
lion. the Ca adian a.. AZ. Us,t the NJ ilitnry
Athletic. League the North American
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
4 Races at L Z ! I |.
* nav 3 sgncfafed Press. =

MI CINCINNATI, 3, July %. our favor
ties and three outsi ders Won the card e, "a
Iat sLatonia to- day John Carroll. an
Cd Is On sfavor1te won the free handicap
at a mile. the feature Of the day. tn Sc, g
drive from Ma or / 7. q J. Carson. Braden
jHas third. Summari les: Il s$s
S First receive and g half furlon gs--8
Friction Is To 81 L first. Ayendow3s(b to 81
second. Bitter iiss 90 to- third "a Time,
1908 ri
S Second race TX furlong Elastic q
5to IS first, Shining Star q = to g. second
Terms Rod (20S to y third. Time IA s4-6.9a
Third II race--mile and y q qua ter.--Ju bai
us to lB1) a first. Yachting Girl (505St to y
second, Leo Bright (15 to D third .E NJ ime.S
2:0S 81 ,4s &
Ma Fo urth race one mile ohm Carroll e
10 s. first. MA jor 7. y ca rson q tod y
second 4, Braden Is TO third Tine
Il al. II u; w .s
IA FIT rac de- I'VE furlong Binondo Il to-
.5)s first, s. Oveando (s to u second, Il Bud
Hill (15 to IA bird. Time; :0l.
SIKH, race-on m!le-B liter Brown Is
to ~ first, Topsy robinson g TO g Gsec-s4
lond. Bull Finch (e TO y 4 third. Time
s1:41 AS. sssS 3s s3 " ii
@ Seventh race--mile and III quart
2cotillion $50 to ~ first, oslo a oWels al
TO s. second, Dud ley to y third, Time.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
KEEN Els ztl ORSES
d FA o III E REAR
Handicap w onSby Conn-
3S$i tent, With g olonial g i IL II
second Seventh Goes to
The Clown Re
suits of Other NJ, rs
Races. II,
3 /! I. /
! W. ll;REx ,,A1.I.asooiated sPress.1l

A6SOClalSO
NF,H4 YORK. July 90. - Before as crowd
u rs 900 people, 4 homas chcock. Jr.s
81, est tit geldins salvi The 3l6 ooo
BRIGHTON Junior Stakes, aix f.lrlonss. az 4
r,r1rh ton ton Beach to day. dereati y the
90 Is Il shot chaseaway y supe q II, =
third. II 4. Keene started his three colts l1s
Peter Pan uperrnA n and BAN Ct ~ an no..
coupled In the bettin Is. hay were maze
an odd 81, choice, closing at TO ga 9
stheS fiftin Z sof the Barrier. Peter Pan and
SRosemorirlt went out 81 TO mako the pace,
followed BY salyid ere. s. AS they passed the
l,ths pole, M ller! sent Salyd ere into
the lead md won BY three length sum I'M \
5marieS ta
SSS First "a Cd I've 4 and . half furlongs---.
] Gold Lady (1s TO 81 first Gallant Dan
an to "a y second, Don Enrique @ toA1 o.
third NJ Tine 1907 i.
S5 second race ling, one mile ii and t j, =,
XII Is s. second, ChaInplain @ TO y third.
Time, 1 :47 40.
Third race the seashor re Hand cap. one
mile ana a quart Contant Is to- p first,
Colonial Y Girl u q & To- - second. Rubrio g.
to y third. Time, 2 :o4 81
a5l Fourti, u race the II Bright ton Junior
sgtakes, SIS 900 six sfurions salvtd ere 6
to 81 nrst, Chaseawayg geo TO - 8second,
g6uperman 4 to - 8third. .8 Time, 1889.
@ Fifth race Brighton Bteeplschase, about
two miles and & q half ~ ylas "a 70 q
5first, Delgado < to- 81 q econdi Kernel
"a to s. bird. a.S Time, :01.S s
Ss Sixth raca-six furlongs Hodge
f(sSto ~ hrst Comedi enne g to y second.
Ben Hodder az TO ~ third. Time, IL :la..S8
s8 Seventh race Ing; 1 one mile and i q
s.xteenth w. The Clown * to- 81 first, Oars
man to- ~ second, Sir Russell (16 ato
IS third. Time 1:4b = I 81 4s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
W.
,Crims Gre 'ha BE tSgs;Y sale
Arb Goes Across Z an eetS Gam
Bird gel Sept enibe 8thl.
.COACH IS YER 4 OPTl ll'!l,l
egii ll17 q 5R'egl-
5S,S5s larS j i ternat ionaI Series

u r. y Ii Crew. \ ll.,E3
NJ ssl



Especial Ito The 4T Ines Dispatch
" n WIG DIRK; j III y - everal mem
Z bers{ Of the Harvard & " iYerslt " ht-
a,jreds Gre ~ hich8WillB race against Cam
bridge On tho 9rhames b r lYerS on se ptem Der
8th.a sailed fora I4iYerpoo day on the
White star; liner Cedric. he 4 men MI y
tl3e Joined abroad hy oaniel ss AMI; Newman me
and Sidney: VIII e re a l.r IN !.
london, lille Cha r es N organ Will SAL AL
In o. few th time the men are
read to meet Cambrid ke--up E Of
the crew will be pract teal he same sas
that which defea ted x al e@ las month On
the Thames II River Mt N eW sLondo on, " ia M
4 There was "a small crowd & on Il the pier
yesterday q to Wish u the \ men Cd luck.
Many Of thegs col leg g men II are away on
vacation and on a few Of "a them who
opened to he Il In own, were present
ON the steamer be fore she sail 18th
one or two Sexcept ions y the men have been
out Of training since the race wi TIL e ale
OF June est h, II s33!
III Coach g onfid lent.
III James Wray, the coach, ri Ia oks ~ pom the
coming mat III Will ~ Cambr dgeS IS In AZ an
optimistic light, and said u he len would
lose no time In get ting down 4 to. II good,
hard training when they got ahroad I
The men who y sal led Yes erday were
Robert L., 81 con M n O.t I'm tnls s. ye
boat and cap taln-el ect OF the '07 crew
.OllyersD wlgh IS ley, 9 troke and c. q
81 the Harvard 81 ghts Of 1905 and 4 500 &
Gordon g. Ola IS. II N I; 10 I'M u ichard-8
son. No, 8 K RIO bert M NJ ia ppan. Wand
Erancis M. Bla on, coxsWain; I; Richard
M \. Faulkner, y car tain OF the freshman
crew this year and 4 su bstit to for theg3
Varsity; samue Nv rren.l r. ger Derby
manager Of the '05 crew, and James l'',
THE crew will u be s met by President
4 oldsmith. of the ambrId So Club, and
viii begin pract ice earl In Angus az The
race yvI II 4 DO over the reg uarHuniy ersitys
course from I',ltney to Il A1ortlake.
u The two shells which Harvard VII use
were, shipped by. steamship from Boston
on Nv ednesdaY I, u m Xxx
y First Of Series,
at was learned from several n Harvard
men ,5 who Joined the oarsmen 4 on the ]
pier, that the race to be held In sep77s
N'AF -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Blackstone Played Errorless..

n M. (Speclal to The es-Dlspatch.)I
~ "A. y July IN 2S.-----Th
Blackstone baseball team efeated q ball
team presenting the county q Am elia.3
under the ame OF 4 NJ anboro. y here this,
4 fternoons by q score OF. 8 to O.; Batteries
Blackstone. iRobertso and Price; Amelia
Coleman ana IIite. Blackstone played an
serrorless game. W.T. ii III Il R 5,f
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
stanton Takes All Three,

Il Special to The Times ~ spa oli.)
Il sTAUNTON, Al, July 2s.-st aunton
took the third straight game from Fl intonS
here to-day by the score $ofss s IT, s.t
n Batteries;S stanton - Porter. !Yood-3
son. 81 Fl linton Kennedy ] and chandler
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
Game F orfeit to the lines
Dispate " vo \ r: r e II inilneg
an, IL. mt 4 4 os i
Standing 81 the Clubs. v
eis;1tleerdaY's ssR esults.

Erro rs.

8I,oc:os, Il ~ Can i. 3diais
IS, 4 B. Tayl OF, G, and Il @. sho ps, 81
C,,R ana o 4 Offices, % ]; Cedar orks, J..
Times . Ispat ch, % ~ enk Inns 9 III fs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

IA AS ii 8is, 4howeyer tho league Is holding
together remarkably 3 well and there Is
18TH plenty Of time for man Tia Ike -downs
land changes before the final $resul Of the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29

i5S n M First OF SERIES,
81 IT was learned from several Harvard
men, 4 who Joined the oarsmen. s. (. on me
pier, that the race to be held IN sep,7s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
s4Glouic.: 81 Wins.

sigs (specalt toEsThe Times p ispatch
&. H.. " Ju " q. mir
the baseball game between Gloucester
Courthouse and Guinea. W hich came off
this evening at Whltenarsh, the Court
house beat by Is to s.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-29
l1BRIDGE3 cREW5ABo VE;T5 HARVARD BELoW.I
HARVARD OAl2.SZ1El
orr FOR ENGLAND

GAMES I ! ! |. s
Herr: YESTERDAY
sLo eos Def eat Cans IS IeaVy5
itting ana u H 4, 4 If \ ,l:
S sSsSS Erro rs: I57Ss
3! DE T: ! FAlL PEAR
Game orfeite a q e atlles Zines
Dispatc vo 3! 4 s| ellla amin ming
Is o3Int;eestt s.,ls ose t
if:s ri 3sS
Standing s. the Clubs y, y 5$
Clubs !: Won e Lost, Z. g. q
American Loco. Nv or II 022a
Il b.. Tayl or. Il. ICY
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Times Dispa tch Az
C. and o. Shop Ssi
American Can Co 8fts3sa wy
~, =, ~ ffices s. =. \. :, 1888
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Yester day 3 Results.
X I,ocos, il III can b
IS. NJ b Taylo or, 81 Il c, and II o. 81 Sho ps, 81,
S c, * ana o .8 Offices ( q; Cedar orks. l.3
Times Dl ms 47 9 ;3$
n VIII one exception, ali the teams be-
longing to the Richmond "A mat eur Base "
bali League turned out yesterday and M 8
gave, gave good exhibitions Of the great
national game. he Binders failed stosp 'lpE
In their appeara nee gains 81 me nk-
singer L and thereby forfeit ed a he game
to5their opponents by the score Of g too.
The ocos won hand Il against the
Cans. the difference Between the tallylng
at tho end OF the gam being ten runs N
THE remaining two were Z close !, Ii gtS n
Vi The I.ocos still hold their lead "a g he
ton, Of the vladder;S but the Cinnamon are
not far behind them. and the. s oWballs 4
and Inkslinge n are struggling hard sfor
third place, with + the alnnceR beln 8 d 1uH
one game less on the debit side IN favor
OF the former team The res Z Ct thes
teams range n y er clc ser ~ 4
the bottom, ls.%S t8i II N .Ss8 Fl
AS 1T is, however, u the leag ue Is holding
togethe i remarkably well, and there 49,
still plenty Of time for man. u sliak Ike downs
and changes before the final result Of the