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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
GAMES TO-DAY.
San Francisco at Portland.
Fresno at Seattle.
Los Angeles at Oakland.

The Angels retrieved their loss of the
last two days at Idora Park. Oakland.
yesterday. by defeating the Commuters
in a closely contested game by the
score of to 8. They fought an up
hill fight all the way through until the
eighth inning, when they added four
tallies TO their single score in the first
frame and won out by the narrow mar
gin of two runs.
The game lacked the excitement that
the ld-time fan desires until the fifth
inning In the first the Angels had
scored a single tally, and in the next
the Commuters had followed suit. 1t
was not until the last half of the fifth
that the game resembled baseball from
the spectacular point of view Van
Haltren started things by being called
safe on Toman's error. Kruger fol-
lowed with a three-sack slam, scoring
Van. and Hape Heitmuller's safe hit
brought in Kruger. That ended the
scoring for the Commuters. They
made several vain endeavors to trot
men from the third sack across the
plate, but each attempt failed.
With the exception of Kruger's
sack slam the Angels did all the
heavy hitting OF the day. Bernard and
Cravath each kicked out a three base
hit and Catcher Eager came in for the
only two-sacker of the day
OOHl dui fAIuScEs the commuters
left garden caretaker, made the star
play of the game in the first half of
the sixth. Steltz. the Angels pitcher.
slammed out long fly into the inner
border of his territory, and with a run
of some fifteen yards Kruger caught
the ball in one mitt. 1t was the best
catch made at Idora Park in many
days.
The first half Of the eighth was the
inning for the Angels, as they tailed
four runs. Eager landed safely; Steltz
followed; Bernard famed and Goch-
nauer reached first. CraYath slammed
out heavy three ba gger that rolled
to the fence, scoring Eager. Steltz and
Gochnauer. Dillon followed up the
good work by a clean two-sack slam
that scored Cravath.
The pitchers for todays game will be
Bergeman for the Southerners and
Smith for the Commuters. Play starts
at $3.50. The score:
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GOLFERS PLAN
TOURNAMENTS
The Fourth at Burlin-
game, Claremontand
San Rafael.
Ladies to Hold Second
Contest for w. II.
Crocker Cup.

The regular Independence day han
dicap tournament will be held on the
links of the San Francisco Golf and
Country Club at Ingleside on the
Fourth. 1t will be over thirty-SiX
holes, medal play, with handicap. one
round being played in the morning and
the other in the afternoon Two prizes
are offered by the tournament COM
mittee. one for the best net score for
the two rounds and the other for the
best score for the round played in the
morning. The scores for the eighteen
holes played in the afternoon will be
reckoned IN the first competition for
the monthly medal This competition
was originally set for April 10. En-
tries for the tournament will be re-
ceived up to the morning of the
Fourth.
The attendance at the city golf club
courses during the summer is usually
small. Among those who have been
practicing on the Ingleside links re-
Gently are John Lawson, B. ID. Adam
son. III. c. Golcher. H. A Blackman. r.
Gilman Brown. r. j. Woods and Arthur
owen. The heavy rains that fell in
May and June have kept the Ingleside
links green and the course is in un-
usually fine condition.
On Monday, July 2. the qualifying
round OF the competition for the w. H
Crocker cup for women will be held on
the links Of the Burlingame Country
Club. The competition takes place
each year. that of last year having
been the frst. The best eight scores
will qualify for the first match play
round. The final round will be played
on the Fourth The winners name
will be engraved on the handsome
trophy, which already bears the name
of Mrs. r. Gilman Brown, the cham
pion OF the California Women Golfers
Association The competition is open
to all women golfers and the trophy
will become the property OF the lady
who first achieves three victories
The members of the Claremont
Country Club and of the San Rafael
Golf Club are enjoying a good deal OF
play on the Happy Valley and Rock
ridge Park courses. Tournaments will
be played on both these courses on the
Fourth Of July.
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SIX PLAYERS TO MEET
IN WOMEN's CHAMPIONSHIP
mis- Tournament Which Will
Omen Today.

The drawing for the women's scratch
singles tennis tournament for the
championship of the State was held
yesterday afternoon. Only six players
Amxed their names 10 the entry list.
This is somewhat smaller than usual
However. what is lacking in numbers
VIII easily be made UP IN class. The
six PLAYERS entered are evenly matched
and are the cleverest in the bay coun-
ties
Miss Hazel FIotchkiss, who held the
championship last year. is probably
the strongest player entered. She has
beaten the other entrants quite easily
IN the past. but they have all improved
greatly in the last year.
The i've other players who will COM
pete are Miss Valleau, Miss Myer, Miss
Croker. Miss Yodden and Miss Mearns.
All Eve have an excellent chance TO
win the tournament and there is little
20 choose between them.
No admission will be charged to wit
ness the games today. The drawing
follows:
Preliminary round-Miss Coda Myer
va Miss Vera Crocker Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss VS.. Miss Ida Mearns.
First round. upper half-Miss Bessie
Nalleau. a bye.
First round, lower half-Miss Anna
bel Vodden, bye.
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CONEY ISLAND STAKES PROVES
EASY FOR KINGS DAUGHTER
Speedy Fiy From the West Makes Runaway
Win From Prince Hamburg and Rose
ben to Surprise of Bettors.

NEW YORK, June 22.-Another ex-
cellent card was provided racegoers by
the Coney Island Jockey Club for de-
noon. There were two stake fixtures,
the Coney Island handicap and the
Daisy stakes. In addition, there were
two selling events, an overnight handi-
cap and q maiden race for three-year-
olds and upward, all well filled with
high-class horses, furnishing some rare
sport for the crowds.
The track was in good condition, and
fast time was the rule in most of the
events The weather was clear and
pleasant, and this, coupled with the at
tractive programme. brought out an
unusually heavy attendance. SpecuIa-
tion on the different events was brisk.
Inquisitor, oxford. Bohemia and Dia
mond Flush were scratched from the
Coney Island event. The stake looked
TO be a soft thing for Roseben, the tai
ent getting down to a man on the John
son crack racer and sending him to the
post an s 10 3 favorite. Roseben ran
good race but was never in the hunt
with Kings Daughter, a speedy filiy
from the West. At odds Of 80 TO l she
made a runaway race of 1t and won
the classic. Kings Daughter went to
the front at the sart. made all the run
ming and won cleverly by a length from
Prince Hamburg, which was second all
the way Roseben was third, length
and a half away. Halifax was prac-
tically left, and Aeronaut was knocked
out of the race early. Summary:
First race Ave furlongs. Futurity course, sell
tng-Toddies won. Dulcina second, Miss Strome
third. Time. :o1 1-5.
Second race, one mie-Bat won, Mehlttredge
second. King Henry third. Time. 40 10
-.f- - Nva furO DAISY
stakes-Red River won. Okenite second, Ken
tucky Beau third. Time, 100 20.
Fourth race, six furlongs the Coney Island
handicap-King's Daughter won, Prince Ham
burg second Rosehen third. Time, 1:l2 25.
Fifth race, one mile and a furlong-sampson
won Maxnar second, Won Tromp third Time,
80 2-5
Sixth race one and atsxteenth miles, on turf.
selling-Tartan won. Just So second, Telephone
third Time :4G 10
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JOCKEYS WEAK RIDES
ATTRACT ATTENTION
OF SEATTLE JUDGES
Benny Powells Effort on the
Favorite, Ruby, Is to Be
Investigated.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE, June pa cessation of
rain put the spectators in good humor
and everything ran smoothly at the
Meadows today until the last race
Jockey Benny Powell then rode the 3
TO favorite Ruby with the same dis
erection that a pawnbroker would dis
play in conducting a charitable insti-
tuition. 1t was criminally bad exhibit
ton, Judge, the black horse, winning
by a neck, when the mare showed pal
pably to be the best by pounds
The winner carried no wise money,
but inferentially it is claimed Stilicho
was to be the shoofly artist. The race
is under Investigation by the judges
and Powell may be given an opportu-
nifty to become prosperous Washing
ton hop grower.
1t did not rain for q change and
great was the rejoicing. The attendance
was large and three choices made
good. An extended plunge sent Glen
denning to the post favorite for the
fifth race, but E. c. Runte ran him
into a gopher hole and old Hagerdon
won handily.
fourth TO such good advantage that
his mounts in future will be restricted
to street cars and ferry boats ditto
Jockey Brady, who handled Doctor c..
Summary:
First race Eve and half furlongs-Sid Silver
1:07A
second race, five and half furfongs-Betsy
Won, a, Ambitious second, Canopy third. Time.
Third race. one mile-Rudabek won. PrickIes
SECOND, Tramway third. Time. l:42A
rad second, Patsy Brown third Time, 1:43H
fhth race, I'VE and half furlongs-Hager-
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
EMPEROR WILLIAM SAILS
HIS YACHT TO VICTORY

KEEL, June 22.-Emperor William
sailed his yacht Meteor and defeated
the German yacht Hamburg and the
British built yacht Clara today In the
first of the large schooner races. The
yachts finished as follows: Meteor, 8
hours 40 minutes and 28 seconds; Ham
burg, hours 40 minutes and AZ Sec
onds; Clara, 8 hours 40 minutes and As
seconds.
The Emperor u described as feeling
jolly over the easy victory of his yacht.
Frederick w. Whiteridge, who was the
special ambassador of the United
States at the wedding of King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria Of Spain. dined
with the Emperor tonight on board the
Hamburg.
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dan 100.
Third race Eve furlongs-rly Fast o.. Br.er
Sweet 95 Bergman 3S. Binonie 100. Navarro
1oS Yellow Top LOG. orelando 1oo. Lexollne II3,
Fourth race, mile, selling Merchants
stakes--Coneert Sc, Creel IS, The Minks 81,
Coruseate "a, The Clansman 90. Fortunate 1o7,
Princess Qrna 102, Debar 1o2, Devout IO4
Major L. j. Carson III. Orly ii ia (Braden
and 6,,., orna, Hayes entry
Fifth race, short course, steplechase-Bue
Grass Girl 125, Outshine l2s war Chief 13O.
81. k-9ch l2S, Piektime $50, Pirate 1885, (St.
Enoeh and Pfcktime, Ferris entry)
% sixth nas,d race Ss six fnriongs seingsearch Me
Lucille 9s Fresnola l0l, Tom Grove fOI. Mai.
leable l0l, Sharp Boy l03, Ida Davis i03.
PRECIOUS Stone l05, Bensonhurst los, Revolt fO8
:, seTentn race. one mile, selling-The Pet o.
Handy Bill 102, Mr.. Farnum 1O3 Florizel 1o4
knowledge 1oa Golden Mineral Ios, Shining
Star l05, Elude LOG. Fonsoluca iOo Cilfain 1oG
Mayor johnson 100, Iole lOT. The Gadfv i0s
Huzzah lO9 Bill Carter Ill, Uncle Henry 113
LATONIA SELECTIONS,
BY the New York Morning Teecraph.
First race-BeIle Scott, King Leo
pold, Seven Bells.
Second race-Marsh Redon, Lizzie
Mclean, Foxhunting.
Third race-Lexoline, Lnveita, Ber-
ryman.
Fourth race-The Minks, Orderly,
Fortunate.
Fifth race-Ferris entry, Pirate,
Bluegrass Girl.
Sixth race-Nonie Lucille, Oasis, Gra-
NADIA.
seventh race-Huxxah, The Gadfy,
Bill Carter.
Weuther cloudy; trnck good.
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BUFFALO ENTRIES.

First race, four and half furlongs, two-year-
olds sellng-Dorothy NJ 80, Bath Maria w,
Black Flag co. Clamor 90, Irene "a. DE ORC
100, Nellie Racine 100; Grip l05, Sylvan
Second race. one mile and forty yards, three
year-o,ds and up. seing-Plantagenet liz, This
tledo 112. CObmosa 105. Anna Smith %. Ruth w
100. MandatoT l00 Akbar 100, Racine II l02.
Duke of Kendall 107 Silver Wedding 100, Earl
Third race. steeplechase. handicap, short
Father Talent 130, Subador I46 Wild Range
l6S. Kassil l55. Ruths Rather 1853, Bob Murphy
l4T. Apertyx 1856.
Fourth race one mile; Niagara Serial handi-
and up-Tongorder l22, Peter Paul "a. Ruth w
95 Red Leaf l07, Soufrere ITO. Preen III, San
fara %, Cary 100, Broomhandle los, Bobbie
Kean lis, Miss Hawley 80.
Fifth race, one mile, ree-year-olds and up,
gentlemen riders, selling-ChRrles Ellwood 15s,
Racine ii 1885, Kuro 141, Singaway 15S, Thomond
l59, Bassenio lOa, Little Tommy Tucker l53.
Sixth race, four and a half furIongs, maidens,
seling-Raclnette 104, Gold Note ll2, Aecumu-
late 100. Casabel 100. ". A. German l12. Mira
bel l04. Tanbark l09 Sunburst 100. Miss Dixon
lo4. Dixie Jane l04, Excuse Me 100, Eminola
lO4. Fleeting Star I09 Frances Ermine 100,
Beneyole 100, Frank Kenner l0T.
BUFFALO SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Irene A. Grip, DeOrO.
Second racc-Duke of Kendall, Sill
yer Wedding, Plantngenet.
Third race-Kassil, John Randolph,
Apteryx.
Fourth race-Preen, Red Leaf, Sou
frere.
Fifth race-ThomandIa, Kuro, Charles
EIwo0d.
sixth race-Tanbark, GoIdnote, Ac-
cumulate.
weather cIoudy, track heavy.
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FRESNO FINISHES STRONGLY.
Outplays Seattle, which Tries Out an
Amateur Pitcher who Proves wild.

SEATTLE. June 22.-Klaus. an anna
teur. was put in the box for Seattle To-
day. His debut was not auspicious.
While Fresno could not hit him easily,
he was wild and was given poor sup
port. The visitors won easily by tue
score of 9 to 4. Fitzgerald was hit
freely, but four runs were not enough
to even give Seattle showing. Croll
made pretty catch, but otherwise the
The San Francisco call., 1906-06-23
MISS MAY SUTTON SHOWS
SHE is REGAINING FORM

lawn tennis tournament at Leicester
today Miss May Sutton of California
reached the final in the ladies' singles.
The American player, showing great
reserve and confidence, won the first
set without the loss of a game. In the
second set her opponent, Miss Lowther,
came within one ace of the set, but
Miss Sutton was not disconnected, and
after vantage games had been called
four times, ran out at 1913 amid loud
applause
Miss Sutton next easily defeated Miss
Morton In the semi-fina in the mixed
doubles. However, Miss Sutton and n.
l.. Doherty were beaten after close
play by Miss Longhurst and Willing,
strong and determined combination.
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Slow Time Made MT Latonia.

CINCINNATI, June 22.-The races at Latonia
track today resulted as follows:
First race SIX frrlongs-Znda won, Hilona
second. Lady March third. Time. 10 2-5.
Second race. 1--WE furlongs-Mildrene won.
Avendow second, Webber third. Time 1903 3-5
Third race one mile-Hubbard won, Prestige
second, Pillar third Time 40 2-5.
Fourth race, one mile@Colonel Jim Douglas
won. Alcor second, The Englishman third. Time.
1:46 1-5.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs--Harold
% won. Yowric second, Warner Griswold third
Time. 1:12
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles-Adesso
won. second, Captain Bush third Time.
1:56.
Seventh race. one mile-Happy Jack won, Bon
ny Prince Charlie second, handspring third
Time. las 20.
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CtfMARl

Three-base hits-Kruger, Bernard Cravath
Twobase hit-Eager. Sacrifice hits-Gochnauer
Bliss, Steltz, Eager. First base on errors-Los
Angeles j. Oakland l. First base on called balls
by Hopkins 2. by Steitz A. Left on bases
Los Angeles 5, Oakland TO- Struck out-By Hop
kins 3, by Steltz 9. Hit by pitcher-Kruger.
Double >play-Steltz to Dillon Time of game
2 hours. Umpires-Hodson and Mcdonald.
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LAToNIA ENrRIEs.

First race, five and half furlonxs selling
lucknow 81. March 81, Lathorpe 81 Anna Kus-
kin 1ol. Bonaventura l03, Marmorean lt3. King
Second race, six furlongs. selling-HeIry Nor,
90, Prineipia 90, Mazzletoy 80, Bitter Brown ca,
Mil Song SO, Still Hunt 95, Toppy Girl Ss'
Marco 81, Lizzie Mclean 100, Fyx Hunting
100. Triple Silver 100. Hector l03. saranoIa los,
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Sprint Rnces Mt Denver.

DENVER, June 22.-The racing today at
Overland Park resulted as follows:
First race six furlongs-The Major won. I'm
masked second, vatenira third. Time. 1:i4
Second race. four and half furlongs--BIl
Mahan won. DIR. Hollis second, Queen Victoria
third. Time, :54h.
Third race. five and half furlongs-Stump-
town won, Red Damsei second, Dan Collins
third. Time, 0S1h.
Fourth race, Ave and a half furongs--Red
Ruby won. Almonte second, Marsese third. Time
1:0Sh.
Fifth race. Eve and half furlongs-Peaceful
Henry won. Alma Boy second, Buckster third
Time. 1:0SA.
Sixth race. five and a half furlongs-Layinla
True won Clear Night second. Mary B. Clark
third. Time. :0SL
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Sacrifice hits-Casey. Hall. Blsnkenship. Stolen
bases-Mott, Mclaughlin, Van Buren,. Two
base hits-Dashwood. r. Hall. Bases balls
on Fitzgerald 8. of Klaus s. Struck Out-By
Fitzgerald 1. by Klaus 6. Double plays-Han
Perrine.
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stricklett. Eason, and Bergen. Umpire
JOhnstone.
NEW YORK. June 22-In a fast
game today the New York team defeat
ed Philadelphia by to 1. Score.
r. ri. z.
Philadelphia ........
New York -.........
Batteries-Sparks. Duggleby and
Doom; Taylor and Bowerman. Empires
Conway and Emslie.
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sEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. selling-Matt Hogan
1o7 Lady Niuora lOT, DR.. Sherman 107. Bear
Hunter 107. Ellerd 105, Little Buttercup 100,
Spring Leaf 105 Wheatstone 102. Anona 100
Second race, six furlongs, sellins-Cazazza lot,
Paddy Lynch 107. Fury 10T, Laura Il Jos,
Tayara 105, Enchanter 102. Bell Read 1o2, Dora
1 100.
Third race one mile and a furlong. selling
Blackthorn 10, Pettijohn 107 Hooligan lOl,
Pay Me i07 Hoodwink 105 Possart 100, Rostof
l02 Canejo 100
Fourth race, four and half furlongs Ladies
Plate-Tony Faust lis, Native Son H. Pimkin
112 May L 112, Grace g liz, Yankee Jim
109 Blanche C 100, Utica 107 Lucy i04 Cal
mar 100. Native Son and Pimkfn, Stover entry
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles, seinng-
Wenrick ia. w. B. Gates 10S., Hi-Caul-Cap l0I,
Gloomy Gus 107, Crigli 106. Harbor 106. Lucian
l04.
Sixth race one mile-Rotrou 1o9. Frank Flitt-
Boloman 105.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
BY Fred e. MuIholland.
First race-Dr. Sherman, Matt Ho-
gan, Wheatstone.
Second race-Fury, Laura f. M, Bell
Reed.
Third race-Hoolisan, Hoodwink, Ca
nejo.
Fourth race-Stover entry, Tony
Faust, May l.. NJ.
Fifth race-Wenrick, Hi Caul Cap,
Gloomy Gus.
Sixth race--Bolomnn, Ramus, Ila.
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ANGELS PLAY UPHILL GAME.
DEFEATING THE COMMUTERS
Cravath Scores Three Men in the Eighth Inning
With Triple-Sacker to the Fence.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco o; Portland 1.
Fresno g; Seattle 4.
Los Angeles 81 Oakland 3.
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Time, LOFTY.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Judge won, Ruby
second, Gateway third. Time, lila
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TWELVE INNINGS AT BOSTON.
Take the Measure of the
American. League ChamRIOns.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


PHILADELPHIA, June 22.-BOston
defeated the American League cham
pions today in a hotly contested game
inning on a base on balls and four sim
giles, and Boston gained the victory In
the twelfth on a two-base hit by Grim
shaw with the bases full. Score:
49,, + Il. Z;
Philadelphia ..........:.. 1S 1
te eoafsy %adds sPa DyssTg aaP0THs and
cHIcAGo. June 2a-chleago shut
the the lead in the second inning and
scored on Lindsay's error and Sullivan's
single. Score:
Batteries and sullivan; Sic
sev wAsHINGToN, Aed June 2a-Patton
easily outpitched' orth today and was
given perfect support, Washington de-
feating New York as result. 10 l.
washington .............. 3
N1S Batteries-Patten uGie and Heydon, ort6
ans sr. AeipoUi louis. June 22.-cleveland
pounded Smith hard today and won. IL
to 2. Score:
St. Louis ............s 2 !
Cleveland .l2 II 0
Batteries-Smith and Hickey: Bern
hard, Hess and Clark.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PITTSBURG, Jun ga wild throw
by Raub in the first inning allowed two
men to score. giving Pittsburg the
go r. H.. e.
PEittsIOurg e Is -....-....~.. z 3.
81 Batteries.Leifeid ItalS and Peitz; Brown
and Raub Umpires-Carpenter and
BOSTON, June 22.-The local players
scored five runs in the second inning
of today's game with Brooklyn and
won easily, to l. Score:
r. H z.
BOSTON ..........-.. IL
Brooklyn ..... 2
Batteries-Pfeiffer and o'Neii;
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A Double Wedding.

A double wedding OF passing in
terest occurred at the camps Saturday.
June 9th. whe., Miss Matte Martyr
Of Chandler. was married to Mr.. viii.
lam J. Davis. Of Heathton. The
ceremony was performed at the home of
the brides parents. The bride was
attended by her cousin Miss Matte
Lloyd. Of GOAL Greek The groom
WAS attended by his brother. Mr..
Nose Davis At high noon . wed.
ding breakfast wAs sreved and after
. reception the party drove to Heath.
ton. . distance of two miles. where
Miss Sarah A. Davis. . sister Of the
groom and Mr.. Harry Martyr. .
brother Of the high. noon bride. were
united In marriage At g O'Clock at
the home OF the brides parents. Mr..
and Mrs Mose Davis. The BRIDES
maid was Miss Ada Jones OF Rock.
vale. while Mr.. Bert Martvn. brother
Of the groom. acted a. best man.
Both ceremonies were performed by
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Ice cream and cake social BY Ladies'
q ehs ~. B. ohurch on Prof. Dur.
tes's lava Friday evening". $3.50
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the Rev. Mr.. J. Curtis. Of Color ado
Springs. an old time friend Of the
Davis. After the cerem onies were
performed = wedding dinner WAS seTv.
ed, Tbs homes were beautifully
decorated with cut flowers. the color
scheme being pink and white. Each
bride looked charming. being gowned
alike In cream tulle trimmed with
white satin. They carried orange
blosso ns. The presents were many
and beautiful. The young folks will
leave Thursday for q three months
wedding tour through the northern
part Of the state and Southern Wy
oming. Xxx
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Our aim in conducting a drug
business is to gain the confidence
OF all who have an occasion to
have prescriptions compounded.
So much depends on the pre-.
soription that il is unwise not to
have the assurance that only the
best drugs will be used.
Satisfaction 10 certain when you
bring. your prescriptions to US.
PALACE PHARMACY
,. q. Cox, Prop.
PAsns n
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Why N0t7

II you are going to visit your friends
In the Ea,t this summer. why not
take advantage Of the low rates offered
by the Chicago Milwaukee and Ct
Paul Railway On June lst and End
9th TO 18th aud July lst to 10th inclu.
sive. they will sell you round trip
tickets to Chicago. Milwaukee. NAdi.
son and all other points on their
system In tho Middle Northern states
for one fare Plus q 90. allowing
you to return any time previous to
Oct Sist. Two through trains
daily. Denver to Chicago without
change Of cars. via the Chicago Nil.
waukse and 81. Paul. Union Pacific
line. For further information call
on or address. J X. Preston. O. A..
O Y. and 81. p. Ry.. 1889 i7th 3d..
Denver. Colo. WI
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Fremont Wall Paper 90. hangs paper

On July 4th the X. P's will run
An excursion to Clyde. the garden
spot Of Colorado. looatsd . few miles
beyond Cripple Greek on the Short
Limo. Special trains from Florence
and Canon City via the f. and O.
o. The X Of P's from Colorado
Springs will be there at the same
time-over 1000 people expected to
attend from the three plaoes-iAre
for the round trip u 80 Watch the
papers for further information. This
will be she only excursion ont Of this
part Of the country on july 4th.
$3.50
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A Happy Mother

will see that her baby lie properly cared
for-to do this good purgative is nec-
essary. Many babies suffer from worms
and their mothers don't know tiff
your baby is feverish and doesn't sleep
at nights. it is troubled with worms.
Whites Cream Vermifuge will clean
out these worms in mild, pleasant way.
Once tried always used. Give 1t = trial.
Price 25c. Sold by Florence Palace
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The daily tribune., 1906-06-12
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GRADUATION EAERCISES-The
Benedictine sisters Of Mt st. Soholas.
tica academy at Canon City. have an.
nounced that the graduation exercises
will be held on Thursday evening.
June 81 Miss Oeoelia Purcell. one
OF the graduates In elooution will
awe . recital on Wednesday evening.
Thursday morning . musical program
will be rendered. The exercises at
this academy are Of high order and
are greeted by large audiences. Misl
CLARA Hillix of this city IL attending
the academy.