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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
DISCUSS PLANS
OF THE CAMPAIGN
Democratic city-Townshp Committee
Again Meets with Candidates
Encouraging Reports.

DEMOCRATIC TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For Supervisor-M. w. Battles.
For Assistant upervisor-Gustav
Blankenburg, E. n. Hill, J. M. Schaab.
For Assessor-George w. Henry.
For Collector-Orrin Leonard.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
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Worthy of All Support.

The projected Improvement. one OF
the most important that has ever en-
listed the attention of the people Of
Rock Island, should command the co.
operation and support of the people
generally who have pride in their city.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-03-21
si Fs5n c0NSlIMPTEON

vailing generally, and few people
realize how dangerous they are. No
man, woman or child ever escapes
them, and what's first considered only
a trifling cold or cough, eventually de
veloPs consumption, and causes death.
When you have a cold when you
cough much when youeXpectorate Of
ten when there is shoTtness of breath,
hOarseness, rafting and wheeling SEN
sations in the throat and lungs, it tells
the approach of consumption.
For this very DANGEROUS condition
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AUTOISTS START
ON 1100-MILE
JOURNEY.

BUFFALO. n Y. July 12.-Three
score Of automobiles started from here
today on the II00-mfIe tour Of the
American Automobile Association
through Northwestern New York. Que
bee and the New England States TO the
White Mountains. They are in compe-
tition for a cup donated by Charles 7
Glidden Of Boston, TO be awarded for
the greatest achievements with the mo-
tor car In simple touring and not In
racing or fast driving
The two pilot cars were the first To
take the road. They will distribute
confetti along the route to guide the
tourists.
The competitors for the GIidden tro-
ply are subjected to exceedingly strSn-
gent rules. They are compelled to run
for certain fixed schedule, and are not
allowed 10 touch their cars for any
purpose whatever except during Ger
tain time, and then at their own risk
and subject 10 penalty should their re-
pairs, adjustments. replenishments or
inspection be sufficient 10 delay their
running
For each minute a car is behind
schedule time at one Of the forty-four
checking stations ii will be penalized
a point. For each minute a car is
ahead Of time the penalty is two points.
This IS to prevent racing. The daily
schedules have been arranged on the
basis OF the maximum Of the legal
speed limits Of the territory through
which the tour is made, with allowances
for various stops. such as filing tanks
and traffic delays.
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BRIGHToN BEACH ENTRIES.

First race one and sixteenth miles three
year-olds and up, maidens-Dave Lewis ITO, Wa
terbearer 1O1. b 10T, Make Witt ITO. Hera
1O5. Lichtmess 110, ORourke 10I, Albert ITO,
Single Life 105.
Second race. six furlongs, hllies and mares,
three-y year-olds and up-Novena 1O3, Lady Anne
105. Ballotta los, Consistent 105. Good Bye 1OS,
Crossina 100. Idle Dream 103, Andrea 1OO Ava
IOJ Listless 105, The Belle 1O3-
Third race, five and half furiongs two-year-
oIds- selling-Deshanne 102. Jaunty 1O4, Master
Lester 1922 AL Powell 10I, Halton IOZ La
Amonr lO2 Frank Lord 10I, Golden West %
Mjntberfa 1O4 Sweet Eileen "a. Alto Farola S5
Delstrome "a.
vear.olds and up, handicap-Grenade 120. Sailor
Boy 90. Avaunteer 107, Oray II lO2: Aeronant
100 Garnish 1OO Moonshine 103, Losisteila H.
Fifth race one and quarter miles, four
vear-olds and up. selling-Huntiagton gS. Bien-
enworth lO1. Maxnar LOG. Tartan 103 Logistella
los. Contend 103. Oliver Cromwell lO2. Jennie
McCabe 95, Don't Ask Ne 100, Freedman Vs.
Priority 90. -o,s. n
forJ IO2 Captain Emerich ITO. NcCarter IL
Treasure Seeker 1O2. Electioneer 102. Gold Lady
lO7. Ben Strong 105.
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Fight Trust Will Promote Outdoor Bout
MAMIE HODCERUNS
CLEVER RACE AT
BRIGHTON.

NEW YORK. July 12.-Nannie Hodge,
a Western f1lly, won the jamaica
stakes at Brighton Beach this after
noon in clever fashion, defeating a
field of fair class. She was the favor
ite and was heavily backed at to 8.
The field was sent away to a good
start. Mamie Hodge broke in front,
but was outrun by Diamond. which
set a hot pace to the stretch, followed
by Mamie Hodge, Hot Toddy and Sly
Ben In the stretch Mamie Hodge
closed and, taking the lead, won
handily by quarters OF a length
from Diamond, which was a length
and a half in front OF Hot Toddy.
Summary:
First race, five and half furlongs-Penarris
won, Dashaway second, Waterbury third Time.
1:01.
Second race. one mile and a furlong-Anglo
won, Lancastrian second, Red Friar third Time,
1:52 20.
Third race. SIX furlongs-HaIifax won, Bait
second. Stole third. Time, 1:13 3-5.
Fourth race, six furlOngs-Nannie Hodge won
Diamond second, Hot Teddy third. Time. 1:I3.
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles-Dolly
Spanker won. Far West second, Dishabille third
Time 1:46 2-5.
Sixth race six furlongs-Umbrella won. York
ist second, Sally K third. Time, IA 2-5.
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SPORTS
GRANEY AND LEVY
READY TO MAKE
BIG MATCH.

Eddie Graney and Norris Levy are
preparing to handle a big boxing event
on September 10 In some out-of-door
arena yet to be selected. If Manager
Jim Coffroth and Willus Britt want to
declare themselves in as members of
the fight trust their partners have no
objection. II they do not, the fight will
be promoted without their assistance.
There viii be no big building avail
able in August for a championship
fight" said <. Tuxedo Graney yesterday.
When the game is resumed here" he
continued. 1T should be with a match
that would challenge the attention of
the world. 1t would show the people
elsewhere that the sporting blood still
courses in the veins of the men here.
With Norris Levy, I think the best
available match should be made and
held in the open air on September 10.
We think Nelson and Cans would be a
splendid card. We are willing to put
IL TO vote in the trust and thus de-
eide the matter. We have been ready
to vote in the past and it was no fault
Of ours that a deadlock resulted.
Britt and Nelson might be decided
upon as the card, but I think Nelson
would hold out for so per cent of the
purse and a substantial bonus, TO
which Britt might not agree"
Jimmy Britt has decided not to open
a cafe until conditions reach more
normal state. He will settle down at
Larkspur with his family for the pres
ent. doing only enough work TO keep
in health. He will ride over the Marin
hills on horseback and will be fit to
enter the ring at ten days notice. He
still hopes for a match with McGovern
or Nelson.
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Edited by
K. A. Smyfh
SEEK TO ORGANIZE
WOMEN GOLFERS
OF AMERICA.

Mrs. X. G. Brown, secretary OF tbs
California Women Golfers Assoeia-
tion. has received a communication
from Mrs Brewer, president of the
Women's Western Golf Association.
who is member of the Evanston Golf
Club OF Chicago. in which she asks all
men golfers to take a greater interest
tnan they do at present in women's
golf.
Mrs. Brewer wishes to unite all the
golf clubs Of Western America into one
great association. The dues Of each
allied club will be s5 per annum. which
Will entitle the club members to play
IN the championship event and in team
contests. Mrs. Brown hopes to get all
the golr clubs OF California TO join the
Dig western association. 1t Is proposed
10 play an annual match between teams
OF score or more women represent
ing the Western and the Eastern
States In the Eastern States the men
members OF golf clubs do a great deal
10 further the cause of golf among
women. and IL is hoped that men in the
western States will be induced to do
the same.
Before the great fire devastated San
Francisco arrangements had been made
by the executive committee OF the Call
rornia Women Golfers Association to
northern group of clubs on the links
OF the Sacramento Golf Club in the
fourth week of June.
This event was postponed and though
there is no reason why the southern
group OF clubs should not hold a reg
ular tournament on the same day as
the one fixed for the Sacramento event.
IL has been decided that north and
south shall stand together and hold
their events simultaneously.
Arrangements have been made to
hold regular handicap tournaments as
follows: On the links of the Menlo
Golf and Country Club on "Wednesday.
october 3; on the links OF the BurIin-
game Country Club on Wednesday.
November IA. and on the links Of the
San Francisco Golf and Country Club
on Wednesday. December 26. Inas-
much as no tournament has been held
so far by the association AT Sacra-
mento 1t is possible the event set down
Tor MenlO may be transferred to the
golf club of the capital city, tie mem
bers of which are desirous of having
an association contest on their course.
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GOLF CHAMPION EGAN
BEATEN BY LYON.
Canadian Leads the Chicago Man Throughout
the Entire Match.

J, S o put
ncho Of the a the tive entet ho
whc drove
rmmed maxim the
ma
weup the
70 the mat
In of
made H.
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3
to
P. Fredicks. OIL
and
Ande VI and to play.
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leather sphere to hit him in the face.
He trotted toward the initial sack.
but was caught out while, Robinson
proceeded to second.
Right there the fun began, for Knell,
claiming that OBrien went out at
the initial sack, gave Robinson the
right to remain on second. The Raisin
Pickers, claiming that O'Brien was
out at the plate, protested against al
lowing the San Francisco pitcher his
place on second. The opposing cap
tains wrangled and wrangled. Then
Mike Fisher rushed into the fray and
protested against Knells decision. Con-
way, the other official, stood by the
Raisin Pickers, and the war of words
grew hotter and hotter. A shriu call
from one of the umpires and out trot
ted Special Policeman Wilson. To cries
of Put Fisher off the field" the police
man tried to carry out the wishes of
the fans in the stand. Fisher, how
ever is a much larger man than VIII
son and the attempt was without avail.
The Fresno lads favorably accepted the
decision rendered by Knell, and the
game continued.
Despite the fact that the Raisin
Pickers won, Mike Fisher announced
that he intended entering a protest on
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PITCHER GARvIN IS BUMPED.

PORTLAND, July 1.-THE Beavers
with the exception of Lister, walloped
''Marse" Garvin, late of this city, all
over the lot today. He tried all his
pet benders on them. but did not have
anything up his sleeve which they
could not solve. The Siwashes, on the
other hand, hunted for Henderson
everywhere except under the grand
stand. but were unable to locate him
except in the third inning, when they
succeeded in getting one sweet tally.
Charley Moore came before the foot
lights today for the first time in sew
member the days when they rayed in
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LANDERs MATCHED TWICE.
Explains How He Agreed TO Meet Two
Men Within One Week.

VALLEJO, July 12.-Manager Charles
Grammar Of the Palm Athletic Club
which has matched NJ. Ward Of Peoria,
Ill, and Fred Landers of San Fran
cisco for a twenty-round bout on the
evening OF the 26th inst, has received
a letter from Landers explaining his
side Of the trouble with Jack Clifford,
with whom he was matched before the
Yosemite Club of Sacramento on the
evening Of July 20. Landers received
letter from the Sacramento club after
he had been in training for his match
with Clifford for week, stating that
Clifford was i'll and that the fight
would have to be postponed. Manager
Grammar, who had been trying TO match
Landers and Ward, then secured Ian
oers signature to an agreement In
the meantime Clifford recovered and
the fight for the 2Oth was on, but Ian
ders was not notified
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Two Horses Left mt Post.

CINCINNATI, July I2.-The races at Latoufa
today resulted follows:
First race. six furiOngs-Heine won, Lazy
Charade second. Inspector Girl third. Time
115 2-5. Still Hunt and DR.. Turner left at post
Second race one mile-DOcile won FrfvOl sec
Ond. DOeskin third. Time ~ 1-5.
Third race, six furlOngs-Potter won, Mayor
Johnson second, Early Hours third Time.
IA 1-5.
Fourth race, six fuTiOngs-John English won,
Braden second Miltiades third. Time, I: :26 2-5.
Fifth race, five furiOngs-Webber wOn Over
lando second. Fair Fagot third Time. 1:O1 %.
Sixth race, and three-stxteenth miles
Mammie AlgOl won. Marshal Ney second, Stroud
third. Time. 2:O2 1-5.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Willic NewcOmb, Labor,
Golden Mineral.
Second race-EIected. Hnndspfke.
Demo.
Third rnce-John Carroll. AIcora.
HazeIthorpe.
Fourth rnce-Ferrfs entry, Jim Boze-
man.
Fifth race-KOhnofaw. RaIbert, Mar
thus.
sixth rnce-Marsh RedOn, Pinaud,
Alma Gardin.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
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DECISION CAUSES
MIKE FISHER WINS.
BUT PROTESTS
THE GAME.

In game marked by a series Of
freak plays Fresno downed the Seals
yesterday at Idora Park, Oakland, by
the score of to A. This is the first
victory for Fresno over the leaders.
All went quietly until the last of the
second inning when, on disputed de-
cision, the Seals sent tive of their men
over the sack, gaining the lead by
close margin.
Robinson led off with a clean little
single, landing safely on the initial
sack. O'Brien, the unlucky one, whaled
at the ball, tipping ii, and causing the
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sy.ouby's skeleton to BE Mounted.

NEW YORK. July 12-James r.
Keenes gift Of the skeleton OF the
champion race horse Sysonby. which
died on Sunday. June Il, to the Ameri-
can Museum Of Natural History was
transferred yesterday TO the officials of
the museum. who during the day ex-
humed the body from the temporary
grave at the Sheephead Bay course and
turned the skeleton over to the experts
OF the institution, who will mount IL
for exhibition. Sysonby's skeleton, when
mounted, is expected TO furnish the
most perfect example of the bony
frame OF the modern race horse in
existence. as he was horse Of perfect
conformation and splendid size, aside
from his superior qualities as a race
horse
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MERRY PACE FOR SULLIVAN.
Jack Crwin) of Cambridge Meets a
Tartar in Flynn of Pueblo.

PUEBLO. Colo. July l2-After fifteen
rounds OF terrific slugging, Jim Flynn
Of Pueblo earned a draw decision to-
night with Jack (Twin) Sullivan Of
Cambridge. The fight was one Of the
hercest ever witnessed in the State
Both men took great amount Of pun
ishment and showed the effects of it.
especially about the body
From the tap OF the gong in the first
round. when Flynn rushed his man and
landed hard on the head with a right,
the local man was the aggressor, but
Sullivan's cleverness in blocking en-
abled him 10 Withstand the furious on
slaughts of hard-hitting Flynn. There
was not a second in the fifteen rounds
that the men were not battling. and a
knockout was expected at any time
after the eleventh round. Flynn used
q right TO the jaw 10 good advantage,
while Sullivan's best blow was a left
TO the face.
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iels, American, who went the distance
in 5S 3-5 seconds. beating the record
by two-ffths of a second. CreiI
Healy. the amateur champion of Aus
tralfa, was second and J. II. Derby
shire of Manchester third,
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. one mile. seIling-Yachting Girl
no. My Gem 10i, Miss Layman 105. linda 100.
Doctor Dan 107. The Laurel 107. The Only Way
1O7, Mr.. Farnum 100. DR.. Hart 100. Mynheer
IO9 Golden Mineral 100, St. Sevor 100. Labor
109 Willie Newcombe 100, Handy Bill no, st.
Paris 112.
Second race. five furlongs, selling-seba 100.
Handy Girl 100. Demo 100. Jack O'Malley 1O9.
Handspke 100. Outcry 100. Yellow Top 100,
Sagahanak 109 Banette 100. Friendship 100.
Pilot Knob 109. All Ablaze 102. Elected 1O2,
Hybrid 102 Alta Mcdonald 1902 Goddess 1O2
Third race. six furlOngs purse-Lady Esther
81. Hazel Thorpe 95. Meadow Breeze 90. Edith din
Nav 10OsL Sagitte 100. Lobo 102, Alcor 1O2.
FL Otros Ice. John Carol 122-
Fourth race. steepiechase handicap. short
eourse-Edna 125, Dell Leath 13o, Dalesman
1872 Nine Pin 1876. jim Bozfman 132. Sigmund
139 Snowdrift 142, Picktme 149. Scion 132,
Weird $50. (Solon and Weird Ferris entry)
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-St Joe 9l'
Romany Rye 100. Minnie Johnson 100. Titania
100, Kohnofaw 1O1. Deltsebsse l02; Ethel Day is;y
lO4 Manfred 107, Whoa Bill ILL., Martius III,
The EnglisLman 115 RGlhert M
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Alma Gardia 81.
Dr. Mcclure 50, Bitter Brown "a. CambridSe 9i.
Grace Wagner 96. Pinaud IS, Dr. Bnreh lo4.
Beldon 104, Ayr fO4. Arc Light lOV, Marsh
adO
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MAY SUTTON HAS BUSY DAY
ON THE ENGLISH COURTS
California Tennis Expert Takes Part
I'm Three Matches, Winning
Them All.

NEWPORT. England. July 12.-In
the Welsh ladies' championship tennis
games today May Sutton OF California
beat Mrs. Raikes by a score of 6-1.
Mrs. Raikes retired after the first set.
In the ladies' doubles Mrs. Sterry and
Miss Sutton beat Miss Longquist and
Miss Hudd. 6-1. SO.
In the mixed doubles F. II. Dauncey
and Miss Sutton beat r. Barry and
Miss Heard. SO. 6-2-
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Struck out-By Henderson 1. by Garvin g.
Bases on balls-On Garvin l. Twobase hits
Moore, Blankenship. Three-base hlt-SmIth.
Doubie play-Isabell to Kane to Streib. First
base on errors-Portand 2 Left on bases
Portland G. Seattle .. Time OF game-one hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Perrine-
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OAKS ARE SHUT OUT.

LOS ANGELES. July 12-Though
Manager Van Haltren shook up the
batting order of his team at Chutes
Park this afternoon in the hope of
breaking the bad luck streak OF the
northern players, Oakland lost again
to Los Angeles, and by the strenuous
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13
LIBERAL OFFER FOR BOXERS.
Winner of o'Brien-BerEer Fight Can
Fight in England.

NEW YORK. July Jimmy"
Loves. one of the best-known fight
promoters of England, has made a
proposition TO Jack O'Brien to fight
three matches at Newcastle-on-Tyne.
providing he bests Sam Berger in the
coming battle at Philadelphia next
Monday night. He will make the same
offer to Berger If he proves the
winner. Loves will pay $4,000 (sI5.-
0O0) for the three matches and give
900 ($lOOO) for expenses. The fights
are to take place in November, Decem-
Der and January, the last TO be with
Jack Palmer. the English heavy
weight. O'Brien has expressed his
willingness to accept the offer
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SUMMAK

Home run-Williams. Three-base hit-Mc-
Laughln. Two-base hit-Wheeler. Sacrifice hits
O Brien Cartwright. Dashwood, Doyle. First
base on errors-Fresno /. San Francisco L. First
base on called bas-0f Wolters g. off O'Brien
4. Left on bases-Fresno I, San Francisco 8.
Struck out-By Wolters B. by O'Brien 2. Hit by
pitcher-Fitzgerald Double plays-Wheeler to
Irwin; O'Brien 10 Wilson to Williams; Wheeler
TO Mohler; Casey to Hogan Passed ball-Dasl-
wood Wild pitches-Walters t2l. Time OF game
2 hours and Is minutes. Umpires-Conway and
Knell.
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HOW HORSES MAY
RUN ON THE BIG
TRACKS.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Bred ID. MnIroIInnd.

BY Fred f. MuItclland.
First race-EIIerd, Atkins, Colonel
Jewell.
second race-Matt Hogan, Paddy
Lynch, DIR. Sherman.
Third raee-Fitus, Belle Kinney,
Hunchgca.
Fourth rnce-EDicure, FIaunt. Brfers.
Fifth raee-Cascades of Diamonds,
TavOra, Happy Lad.
Sixth race-GOrgaIetfe, HiDpOcrates,
kenOvn.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-MaxIe Witt, Heru.
OrOurke.
Second raee-Lady Annie, Cressina,
Consistent.
Third raee-Jaunty, Al Powell, Frank
Lord.
Fourth raee-Garnish, LO<istiIIa,
Grenade.
Fifth race-Tartnn, LOgfatiIIa, Max
mar.
Sixth race-McCn-ter, Captain Eme-
rich. Zen Strong.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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ENTIRE NOUS WINS AGAIN.
Garnet FergusOn's The Mighty Behaves
Badly and Is Left Mt the Post.
BY Fred e. MulhoIIand.

SEATTLE, July 12.-Ladies' day at
tracted a big crowd to The Meadows
this afternoon. The weather was pip
ing hot and outsiders captured the
major portion of purses, Kumiss and
Entire Nous being the only winning
favorites. Wapnagootis and Colonel
Jewell were each quoted at Is in the
ring, while the odds against Yellow
stone were pounded down from 8 TO
Az.
Entire Nous by capturing the fourth
scored her third consecutive set Of
brackets. Garnet Ferguson's sprinter,
The Mighty, made his first appearance
in this race, and-with Mcbride up his
price dropped from Is to 8 to 2. He did
an acrobatic speciality at the start and
was left. The books laid 40 to 1
against Barney Schrieber's Buchanan.
which ran second TO Entire Nous.
Nine out of every ten regulars level
ed on Rudabek to take the fifth event.
and the gelding was beaten by Flor
ence Fonso in a drive. There was
nothing to the final number but Ku-
miss. Heavily supported, the filly went
out and won all the way.
Owners Fine and Finn converted the
paddock into a sixteen-foot ring soon
after the second race. At the request
of the judges each is down on the as
sociation's assessment roll for $50
Summary:
First race 6ve and half furlongs-Colonei
Jewell won, Contestrix second, Seedcake third
Time, 1:07h.
Second race, four and half furlongs-Wapna-
gootis won PalemOn second Alta Spa third
Time, :54A.
Third race. seven Observation-Disclosures won,
Metakatla second. Lady Nfirthful third Time.
1:27.
Fourth race FIVE and half furloDGs-Entre
Nous won. Buchanan second. Peggy O'Neal third.
Time. 1:07A.
Fifth race one mile-FlOrence FonsO wOn-
Rudabek second, Ralph Young third. Time. 1:4O
Sixth race, one mile-Eumiss won, Gov Davis
second Fuletta third Time. 1:41.
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Two-base hits-Dfllou 3. Eager. Gochnauer,
Hackett Cravath, Mccleiiand. First base on
errors-Oakland 1. Left on bases-Los Angeles
I Oakland Z. Bases balls-Of Gates G, on
Randolph p Struck out-By Gates 5. by Ran
doiph 4. Double plays-Cates to Hackett to
Haley; Gochnauer to Dillon: Smith to Dever-
eaux Passed balls-Hackest 2. Eager. Time
OF game-one hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
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LINCOLN, Nebr-. July I2.-George ID. Meikle-
John ex-member Of Congress from Nebraska and
ex-Assisfant Secretary Of War under President
Mckinney, announced today from his home az
FfilertOn his candidacy FOR the Republican NOM
iastion for United States Senator from Nebraska,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-13

Worlds Championship for Daniels.
NOTTINGHAM, England, July 12-
The 100 yards amateur swimming
match for the championship of the
world was won today by c. NJ. Dam