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The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
Another HoId-Up.

From the Columbus Dispatch.
 Hobo Hank-Say. mister, I found de dorg dat yore wife is advertisin' a re- ward uv s2 fer.
 Mir Enpeck-Yeu did, eh?
 Hobo Hank-Yes; an if youse don't gimme S5 I'll take it back to her. See?
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MEMPHIS PUNCHES
 RUNS IN EIGHTH
RAIN INTERFERS THEN AND THE GAME IS CALLED WITH THE SCORE TIED-UTLEYI IS WORKED BY MEMPHIS.

Memphis, June 30.-With the score tied, todays game was called after the eighth inning on account of rain. By punching hits Memphis scored three of her runs. enough to tie the score, in the last inning
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

At Charleston: Charleston 4, Macon 2. At Savannah: Savannah 3, Jackson vile 2.
 At Augusta Augusta g, Columbia (first game) Augusta B. Columbia 2 (second
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDING.
Philadelphia 6, Washington 5.

Washington, June 30.-Philadelphia won the final game of the series from Wash ington today. Hughes was wild and had poor support Score: R 1T b. Washington %. .........loO 220 W0-o Philadelphia ..... .......O02 200 aO-6 7
 Batteries: Hughes and Wakefield; Wad- dell Bender and Schreck. Time, hours. Empires, OIoughlin and Connolly.
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Chicago 2, Cincinnati 1

Chicago, June 30.-Lundgren was wild today. but the most brilliant and sensa- tional fielding back of him kept the yis- itors down to one run Score R.H E. Chicago ..... ......... .0OO 101 00t-2 8 o Clnclnndtl .......... .UD DUO lu-l q
 Batteries: Lundgren and Kling; Ewing and Livingston. Time. 1:55. Umpires. Car penter and Klem.
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THE FINNS YICTORS
 OVER THE PRETZELS
EXCITING CLIMAX IN THE NINTH. TWO HITS AND PERRY'S ERROR ACCOUNTABLE FOR VISITORS SECOND DEFEAT.

Nashville, June 30,LWith two men down in the ninth, Gilbert and Pearson hit safe, and this, coupled with Perry's error en- abled the locals to win an exciting game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01

gan, Mullaney Three-base hits-Bohan- non, Apperious, Double plays-Castro to Bohannon to Frary. Left on bases Nashville g. Montgomery 6. Passed balls Hausen 9 Struck out-By Herman 4, by Malarkey T. Bases on balls-Off Malarkey g. Sacrifice hits-Gilbert. Stolen bases Coogan, Schwartz ?, McCann, Hausen. Hit by -MalarSey 1. Time-2:52. Umpire-Rudderham
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Worlds Largest
 Cash UOthierS
SENSATIONAL WORK
 IN OLD SHREVEPORT
THE GAME GOES TO THE PIRATES AND NEW ORLEANS IS CROWD ED FOR THE LEAD-HIckMAN IS VICTORIOUS.

Shreveport, June s0-ShrevePert made 1t three straights from New Orleans. The fielding of both teams was sensational.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING.
PIttsbura 6, St. Louis 3.

St. Louis, June 30.-With the score q tie Ritchie tripled In the eighth inning. SCOT ing two runs and later counting himself,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
COTTON STATES LEAGUE
Meridian 5, Mobile i,

Meridian, June 3o.-(Special.) )-Meridian n found no difficulty in defeating Mobile this afternoon, hitting Goodwin at will Both teams played ragged ball, but with perfect support Bruner would have been credited with a ne-hit game. Whites third base playing was feature as was the all-round worl, of Gaston, and his great base running. Meridian refused to go to Mobile to play postponed game Mon- day, an off day. on account of their crip- pied condition. Score by innings:
 R.H.E. Mobile ....... ........... 600 010 0e0-1 5 Meridian ..... ........... 200 200 10t-5 g 5 Batteries: Goodwin and Hunt; Bruner and Sample. Umpire, Burke.
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winning the game for Pittsburg. Score:
Brooklyn 5, Philadelphia 4.

Philadelphia, June 30-Sparks weakened fin the second inning and Brooklyn scored three runs, adding another in the eighth The locals failed to overcome the lead. Score: R.H D. Brooklyn .... ........... .010 900 3l0-5 10 2 Philadelphia .... ...... 100 900 030-4 8 o
 Batteries: Mcintyre, Stricl<lett and Ser gen; Sparks and Dooin Time. 1:55. Um- pire, Johnstone.
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EMPoRIA's NEW "GARBAGE.n
From the Louisville Herald.

From the Louisville Herald.
 The man who knows better how to do another mans work than he does his own is not safe for any kind of work
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Boston 4, New York 8.

New York, June 30.-Boston easily held New York safe today. Score: RHE. Boston ...... ..........11 .110 200 O00-4 6 0 New York ....... ...... 900 900 3O0-3 2
 Batteries: Lindaman and Brown; Mathewson and Wiltse and Bowerman. Time, 2:10. Empires, Emslie and Conway.
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THE THIRD CAME
 WON BY BARONS "Wizard" ZeIlar No Wizard
 After All WORDSWORTH AND AlCOCK EIeetrlfy the Spectators By sensa- ztIonal Work--sallse, Efratic, Gives Place to "Roving" Rip Ra-
 san-serles Landed.
STANDING.
Results Yesterday.

Birmingham, 5; Atlanta, & Memphis, 5; Little Rock, 5. (Rain.) Nashville. 8; Montgomery, 2. Shreveport, 6; New Orleans, {.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1906-07-01
BIACH'S
 Fourth of July Stock ReduCtiOnSale

Will make more noise tomorrow and Tuesday than Blach's cannon sautes last night. These values are the biggest caibre known are loaded with satisfaction.
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At Boston: Boston-New York postponedI rain.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
2%1mfbebun9 ciner SpteIboae tn
Wbbdsto.

gor fur5em erregte in Ibba5ia Der
SelbItmoro elmer bort our Sur pei-
Ienoen Game groBes @ufieben. Man
fano bie Srau zines Mor9ens am
StranOe eri6olIeu uuf. ueber ben
Bruno Ser Sbat berrl6te, mie 0as
iSremoen-Slatt mitt6eilte, unfanas
u0Qiges Sunfel, 0o6 erfubr man
ipdter aus Iuf5eidnungen, nelde Die
S~elbltmor0erin binterlaIien batte,
oaB lie ibr gan5es Sermogen I'M Sa-
laroipiel perloren batte, rno ooB lie
aus Ser5Deiflung 0ariiber in ben
5oo gegangen mar. Die Solisei bat
niinmebr in Ibbasia cine gebeime
SpielbDne a%usgebpben, auf oie lie
our6 Elm S6reiben obre llnterifriit
aufmerficm gemaht moroen mar.
Der Spieliaal mar in einem am
Stronoe gelegenen 8ebGr6e im@eQer
9elegen. Die Toli5ei umIteate aae
slusgGnge, uno es gelang ibr cine
boafommene lleberraidunq. Wan
fano 5ablreide Yerionen beim Spiel
ueriammelt. 9~unfbalter mar Elm
g~ngldnoer ramens 9romn. Die 60.
fale lparen iebr foitipielia einaerif,.
tet, iduere Seppi6e on 6en Sbiiren
oerbinoerten, baB irgenb elm @er6uid
nah auben brnng.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
&lsiae Staotnemisfeitea.

Mor9en nirb bic Central
2a6or Union ibre Sibungen In Der
columbia Dale er6fnen.
Gin Jeuer, wel8es beute frhb
2 u9r in Bernieins a%ltbanbIuns. 800
@sf Warblano Str. aus6ra4, diterte
bieislbe b6Dis Elm.
ieIrbeiter1 an ben 8aQsp
Ibe. 5o4geTeiien ueroen beuts ernflit
In alnariH esnommsn. Gina 80
Wann fino fowsit aneefeut.
Serr s. Bates IT,. 1915 0orb
psnniplbania StraBs, msloste gsfierr
Der poli3ei, 6ab ibm, pdbreno Repa'
raturarbeiien on ieinem Sauie 9ema&i
murbsn, ~msrtbboQe gh9er entuenbeI
tporben limb, tpsl4e er i'm obsrsn
Stodtusrt isiner Wc9nun9 aufbe'
pabrts. Ct srfu&ts bic pOli3ei Na4'
fori9un9sn nod benz gerblsib be,
Bh9er an3ufrengen.
Die @ebeimpolisifen 2ancafei
unb Gunean bra9ten aefsrn ben Re-
ger Natbanisl Sarriion. 1917 Slips
strabs binter S9lOb unb Risgel. oh
Su&uns befelben Iautete auf Rlein'
bisbfabl. 6arriiOn fol- Der Nsgsr
iein. Der Grau albrs9t, SAT OF War'
f.t etrabs bis gbris nit 81. rs Snbali
gsfobIsn bat. STR feline JreiIaRunQ
wuroe cine ghrsi8aft bon $500 se.
forbsrt.
gbra 2eeman, Der q m
D~onnsrifag lester @o4e nabe be,
Der Wi9igan Ctr. b%swubtIOs auf BEN
seitenrese a%ufsefunben wuroe, be-
Rnbst Rd nod INNER I'm 6oipital.
Sein 5al wirb bon ben Ner3ten aIs
dubsrf i9uisrig bstra&tst, 3umal be,
Wann nod INNER balb bsuubtlos Ia.
Sein 3uffanb III stn bsrartissr, bat
man bisber nod feline aufammenbdn.
Qenbe 8ei&i&te bon ibm erbielt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

3 auerIaub 1eine.-
Caroline giiele, Sdeuns, 1882 Silpsr
Noe. = National 0eneer arb 2umber
@ompanp, @ebdube, 6ffli9 bon @irtel-
balm. nabe Mi6igan Ctr. 81, 000. -
Srau 6. 6anfng. TOppel.W obnbuus,
profpset. na6e ct. paul Str, 81, 900.
g. V. Wigein. Wobnbaus, Norb
2lpman Qoe., nabe Wafbineton Str.
81, 600. = Ssnrp WOwss. W~Obnbaus,
Barter Nbe.. nate %. Str, $400. -
Grant goibs, Mobnbaus, Station
Str, riahs &ooIsbslt gbs.. 81. 700.-
Nettie W. Sbsriban, Toppel.W obns
baus. Ohio uno Nobiion Str. $4,000.
- Wiaiam s. SbieRne. WObubaus.
Ais q. 2epfone 9lbe.. 81, 140. - 20.
Wbitater. Wobntaus. Colorado uno
Wsrp Oorf Str. $1,000. - 8. u.
&uHen, Wobnhaus, @de ct. Clair
unb 8scumish Str, $780, gli3abetb
6sQfern. S9sune, 1903 9. MsriOian
Str, $25.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
YoHaali4es.

I'm Der @fe Der mail
ington unb psnnfplbania Str. uuroe
ssfsrn Na9mittag SRI. @pa 6oober.
% Norb gebiQe Nbe., boa einem
pfsrbe um9eporfen unb lsi&t bsrlsbt.
Charles Yroun. 14l2 @Oleee ape.,
bsRsn pfsro bas iunee MdbGen I'M.
iuarf, tuuroe bsrbaftet, gegsn girg.
f@aFt absr sntIaRen. Brown beriudte
binter einem on Der gfe baltenoen
straightforward bortbsr su fabren,
aIs Elm 3p.itsr @uagon um bts gds
bog unb fein pfero fdeute. Dos
Sbier bdumts f& uno traf Jrl. SOOs
Der nit ieinsn 0%oroerbufen.
Der Weger Wiliam glarf,
635 Of Court Strnbe. puroe gefern
bon ben geamtsn Madshp. Brennan,
Noams unb Sugan in Daft genommen
unb tpsesn Rleinbiebiabls an~estlast.
Tsrislbs ioQ Dem q. 6. prpor,
Somerfet 5lats, elm Gabrrao eefto6len
babsn. Nls bic Bsamtsn sl Der Wo6s
nung bss Resers famsn, f4lipfte ber-
islbe burd etne 6intsrtbir in's Srsis
uno enttam. gr wuros isbo9 ipdier
srerihsn unb nod benz @sfdnsnib ab.
Qefihrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
@runbeiSentbums : nebettraguneen

Sdubler u. 9aas on Treoerie 6.
Sterling. Srufee, iaoli&e Sdfte pon
Got l18 in @OOoruf place. 40 bel
10 SUB, bsrbsHsrt, Ofieiie Der
Miools Sripe, fioli9 bon 10. Str.
"a, 900.
Wiaiam Us. Rnisbt an SObn 8.
Sanoers &C., &beiI beg npro6fltGen
Wiertsls CON Section Is. Sonnibip Is,
Range 4, an ct. paul Str, @enisr
$ouni9tp, $3.50.
2OuIie 6sttinger an allen g. Sirbp,
Got rs, NOrtbsrn 5eigbts addition,
BET 1872 SUB, bneant, NoroOf. gds bon
Central Nbe. unb 40. StraBe, 1926.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

Shabn {.

Sn ben 2pnbpner 5afen lie.
fen i'm Sabre 1905 i'm @ansen 81,
098 SabrSeuss Elm.
Wert6oolle Sunbe BON
Spalen iino in Der NGbe bon Wu!,
gstt, 9ieuilspales, gema9t tporoen.
Gs gtbt in ben Ser. tao q,
ten $4,000 S9oufpieler, bic anges
ben, in Der Staot Retp gort gu mob
men.
Sn SeruaIem d1en bic
iiingeren &inber i'm perfloHenen Sc
bruar gum eriten Mule S9nee unS
Sis.
Ni4t Dentser ais 24.OOO,s
900 9ufenfele perben iGbrli9 bon
4itrdlien mad fremoen 2dnoern pers
fanbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
Sfat. eefttom Ses unabban9tgem
Surnberetu8.

6sute Gbsno beriammslt R9 bic
Stat.S ettion bes unabbdngigsn Surns
psrsins bsbufs grudblune bon Beam.
ten uno Arran9irung Der 3urnisre fhr
bic fommenbe Saifon.
Der erfte preis. Stat fnSet am ud9.
aen Sonntag 0a&mittag Ratt. Rein
Siatipieler bes Nersins iolte beir1 er.
FEN Spiel febIen, ba bies zines Der
Serisu bon ben 2 folssnben tR.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

60 Ste grokte amp paj=
f-enDheNuStpabl nott &@nttt.
bIntiem umo NIumenfA6eu
fur aae freuot8em tno trar'
ftGeu Gretgntfe. @tr ttno
teoersett geru berett bet oer
MuSwabI bebAIFt4 80 tetn.
Dertetmann 8toS. So.
241 MaH. Ane. Eel. $40.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

Sm g uperiors@eri9t bon
Warion @ounip. tpurbs gsftsrn cine
gbsf9siounastla9e bon $bersfa @eit
gegst, ibren @atten 8itus Belt sines.
rsiGt, Der ME he aneibt, he %bsrIafsn
bat uno oshen Nufsntbaltsort unbs.
fannt III.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
o etra u /.

8etraut.
Front g. Rob-@annie .. @rapes.
Mnoretp 81. glirman1 - gli3abetb
Raufmarn.
Su!ius 6alsnbsr-gIa @fropmion.
glnler g. 9ouglas-Warp 5ulB.
Snbn g. psarion-6arriet Q. Busbee
6raneis GIahsrtp-Anna 5anabau.
@sores %. 3int-6elsn DE-. 2eler.
Daniel D. Sople-Warqarst 8raop.
Saiepb 3. 2inb-2ulu W. abrams.
Wiliam 8. 6. Weper-Inna 2aIf.
Sate W. Somlin- &ubp a4iQes.
Sames Reatine-Nora S~OuIeban.
Wil. =. Srif-Welie W. Rsmp.
Nntbonp s. peters - Warp u. SanB.
5rant Winaroo-Waelin 8sfsfi
Otto 8. Ratsr-Sabt u. &uhea.
6rant :. 2ueib-Nnna 81. 8orter.
8eHprbeu.
Ri9aro 6. Bolton. /, 1881 @ilcOr
Str.-gbmnrb u. 9esrp, 20, 718 Oh
Nortb Ctr. - Narp u. Seltamp, 16.
$50 q. Ysbile Nbe. - 6elen O. Self.
rid, 25. 333 patterIcn Str.-Nooiion
%. BAL. SO, Staots6 Oipital. -Sarat
g. Yepelin. so. 226 e.. Noble Str.-
5unnab @iaiams. ~, 818 atbOn
StrnBe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

@bteaso, "a. Sftober.
Sir SnSiana: SIM g%nsemeinen i9Sn
tnb fdlter beute Nadt unb Donnerftas.
oefoIst BON Sdauer i'm n0rbIiden uno CEN
traIen Tbeiie beute Na6t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
DettcrbertAt

sar q. etunSsn snSsuO 7 ubr WOrssns. rs. ottObsr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
@iege-Mltar- Grab.
@ b 0 n.

Wilton 6. unb Olibe 2euis, DID
toniRsn !Soipital, Wdb&en. - Scbn
W. unb Clara So9an, l7O6 Sroao'
man, Md56sn. = 80. Sd. unb Rarp
Downing. 80 q. Wsf Str, 2nabe.-
2eslie uno Winnie 8afer, Staot,
Wdohen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

QoeabB etterberi4t
9eiater Hesen unS tdlter beute %a4t;
0onnerftas, i66n uno fdlter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

CRerlauqt-Gin Ndb9sn bon unaefabr IA Sabref.
- um auf elm Rtuo bon 4 Sobren onf5upaffen.
Raasufrassn 157 OF cote eiraBe. Mts SeIepbou,
Nortb IS.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24
Tbermometerfano.

Tbermometerfano.
S5&fe Eertpsratur. GA Graz
Niebrigfe Ten1peratur. ......... % %
10. Z. SIptbe,
SeetipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

~ erIanet-ein Ndb&en fur ausemsine 8auSarbeit
- In fIeiuer 6ouihs. 3tnn5ufraaen
a11l 3aIbott Ars,.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

W erlanet Gin beutines Rdb6en fur aIseuletn
~ 9ausarbeit Sa4sufra9en
1904 SHb AIobnma Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

~ srlanet- Sine rsinIi1e Sran fur sep6bnIi8s
~ Saasarbeit. To&sutrosen
Az on Dermont Str. Slat 4.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

NJ erIanet Gin beuti8er Sunae. Is bib Is Sabre
~ oft, um ii1 in sinem Resger'@efhdf nnbli9
gu rno4su. Ra98ufrasen 1904 Sho alabama Strass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-10-24

o. eiu6t Gin iunqer Senti&er iutt Rot uub
" eosis in einsr beutfden gripat.8amiIie.
Df.rtsn FnO in Der Office biei.s gIatt.s gu IaIsn.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

Washington, April 2l-Tke follow
ing dispatch was received by the war
department this morning from Gener.
al Funston. It was timed 8 :45 .. m. i.
and WAS sent from the naval station.
1.-THE fre is making no progress to
the west. Indications now are that
all parts Of the city east OF Van Nest
avenue to the bay will be destroyed
There is considerable apprehension
felt over the postoffice at Fort MAsor.
although 1t may be possible 10 save It.
It will be impossible to establish sani.
tary conditions and much sickness IA
expected The water supply ID i'm
Proving and . famine In that regard
will be prevented. :"
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

Warrington. April 2l-President
Rooseve this morning donated 81. 900
and Senator Knex $500 to the relief
fund Of She San Francisco sufferers.
The Southern railroad will carry all
relief pack ages free. President Roose-
vels will sign the resolution appro.
priatiue 81. 900. 900 n the relief Of the
Frisco unfortunAtes - soon - Il
reaches the white house. The presi.
dent and the members Of his cabinet
devoted tho greatest portion Of its
session today TO discussion Of the
calamity.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

New York, April 9l-The Western
Union Telegraph company this morn.
ing received the following telegram
from its San Francisco office:
ut 10 very difficu't to estimate the
number Of dead ~ they are scattered
everywhere over the city. They are
being buried in trenches and ~ many
~ fifteen bodies are buried In one
trench"
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

Ogden, Utah. April Ala special
train bearing 800 refugees from San
Francisco arrived here at O'Clock
this afternoon. The local relief COM
mittee arranged an improv ised eating
house In the depot and when the ref.
ugees arrived they were given all they
wanted 10 cat. The members Of an
opera company were in the party and
they presented grotssque appearance.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

Washington. April 2i-The house
today drafted . resolution appro-
priating another million dollars iu
addition to that already appropriated
to the relief Of the San Francisco ter
rorized people.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

San Francisco. April 2i-Governof
Pardee Of California today decided to
call An immediate session Of the leRis.
lature to prepare relief measures for
the people.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

Washington. April 2i-Senator
Platt Ia working on . measure today
whereby the relief fund will be In
creased to 81. 800. 900 above that now
appropriated.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

The WEATHER - Fair tonight
and Sunday; continued moderate tom.
psratuFs.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21
LOYAL FLORENCE
GIVES LITERALLY
Mayors Committees Meet
With Hearty Response.
A. r. Gumaer Heads List With
$500 and Senator McCand-
less Sioo-Two Cars Pro-
visions Will be Sent.

Florence 10 coming to the imme-
diate relief Of the earthquake and
holocaust sufferers Of San Francisco.
Last evening Mayor Fletcher named
. working committee Of seven to 20.
lioit money. groceries and clothing
from the pepole of Florence and the
committee met this morning and
organized. After the organization
was perfected they went to work to
secure the things necessary in ALE.
WAITING the needs Of the stricken
people Of Frisco.
The committee consists Of Col.
J. @. Macdonald. James @. John.
ston. Albert Brown. manager Of the
Oil We'll Supply company; x. E.
Watts, manager Of The Tribune; !;
r. A. Moore. manager Of the Ex
Parte; Rev. Pipgree, pastor Of the
n e. church and Newton Large.
cashier Of the Florence State bank.
The mayor realizes that IL anything
10 to te done. Il must be done quick
and those who propose contributing
are urged not to delay In making their
ru Inscriptions to the committee.
1t ia thought the frAternAl orRani.
cations will CONS to the rescue work.
Last night Florence lodge No. Gil. b.
p. o. Elks. voted to donate 500 to
the relief fund. The donation Wa
unanimous and shows the kindly
spirit Of this organization. All the
collections that will be taken st the
services Of st Alban's tomorrow will
be donated to the Frisco relief fund.
All the towns Of the state Of any
Importance have adopted the same
movement and IN the next few day
thousands of dollars and tons o.
groceries besides big donations oI
clothing will be on their way TO thu
stricken city.
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

MORE HELP-Throuah the re-
quest Of Mayor Fletcher. Mrs. X. O.
Thompson. president Of the Woman's
Relief crops. this noon appointed .
working committee Of six from the
ranks Of the equalization 70 solicit
aid from the Florence public for the
Coast sunerers The com mittee was
The daily tribune., 1906-04-21

CONTINUED on page ~
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-21

The White Rocks consisted o
one cock, one cockerel and eight
females. Yet a hen scored 81 1t
and a pullet % II, and | am sure
they could be beaten by some Kit
titas birds | have seen.
The Buff Rocks were the big
class of the show, and the best
specimens were found i'll this class,
better feathers, shape and size.
Females So, and some with as high
score as can be found i'll any show.
In the male class, 10 birds, with a
decided Improvement over Their
condition when at the state fair Ill
shape sand pIumage.
Wvandottes in Silver, all to one
breeder, consisting of 10 females
and 5 males, except single par
White Wyandottes, is females
and 6 males, exhibited by five diff
ferent breeders. This class, III q
county like Yakima, ought to have
100 birds and fifteen exhibitors.
The same might we'll be said of the
White Rocks.
In Golden Wyandottes, I males
and y females, showing a mucl
neglected class in attention.
Buff Wyandottes came next Will
, males and 5 females, large ii
size and color fair.
The Partridge Wyandottes closed
this isle with a cock and cockerel,
quality good.
Rhode Island Reds were on the
opposite isle with males and 4
females, with an extra good hCn.
The rest of the class was nothing
to compare with the quality at the
state fair.
Gray Brahmas came next with 4
females and 2 males, with a trio O
Buff CoChins to keep company.
The MEDITERRANEAN class was veal
i'll numbers and quality, and not a.
good as seen at the show last wear
With 10 males and II females, ant
not representative class of tina
county. One cock and one hc1
disqualified because of side sprigs
Rose Comb Brown Leghorns. {
pair, White Leghorns, 3 males ant
I large females; Buff Leghorns, II.
MinorCas, a vacant class. Nc
Whites, cockcrels 4, pullets ?, in
the Blacks, young two-thrds
grown and only average quality.
HOudans, females, best quality
of any birds in the show. Two
males, large and uniform, fit for a
Seattle show so far as quality is
concerned, kittitas need look 10
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-21
KTTlTAS FRUIT EXHIBIT
Kittitas Fruit Growers Should Surely Make
An Excellent Display.

During the poultry show next week
20 to 29-and in the same same build
ing-the somithson block-will be con.
Quoted the Kittitas Fruit Exhibit. J.
+. Werner of Seattle will have charpe
of this department. He proposes to
thoroughly demonstrate the secret of
packing apples for the markets. Each
grower is requested to bring one or two
boxes of apples, beside a dozen Of the
finest specimens for plate exhibits
There will be no entry fees or storage
charges, all absolutely free. Cards Of
awards will be given. All are invited
to participate in this exhibit and it
costs nothing, there can be no excuse
for not doing so. BE up and
doing now, and soon the big red apples
OF kittitas valley will be as well known
and as famous as the MONDAY sun.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-21
YAKIMA POULTRY SHOW
The Yakima Poultry Associations Exhibit as
Viewed by an Ellensburs Fancier.

The Yakima poultry show had
200 chickens, ducks, geese and
turkeys on exhibition. Last veal
they had SO and in my opinion, a
much better quality in every class
except Buff Rocks, the strongest
class i'll the show.
In Barred Rocks there were ten
males and ten females. In size
they were up to weight and but
little better than a year ago.
The Ellensburg dawn. [volume] (Ellensburg, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-12-21
KTTiTAS POULTRY
The K:!ttas Birds Sent to Tacoma Made
an Excellent Showing.

f. w. Num-, White Wyandottes:
, cock, > hen.
j. {. Hubbell, Sifele Comb Black
Nlinorcas: l and cockerel, l, > and +,
pullet.
Rose Comb Black Minorcas and >
cockerels, l, , and 3, pulet
j. Ii. Moore, Silver Laced Wyan-
dpttes: > cock, > and hen, ) cockerel
| and 4. pullet.
n. U. Blackmore, Silver Laced Wy
andottes: ; cock. and hen.
christmas sweets of every desclip-
ton can be had at the Palace
Nuts, candies and home made
chocolates at the Palace.