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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
TO PURIFY SALOONS.
Brewers Take vigorous and Interest.
ing Stalsl.

The United States Brewers associa-
| tiom, which has just closed its annual
convention at indianapolis, has reiter.
ated it's determination to put the brew
ing industry upon a high plane and
make the products of the industry more
Of national drink than at present
Many favorable newspaper comments
have been created by the following
resolutions, adopted by the convention:
"Resolved, Thas this convention
heartily conguatulates the many brew
ing associations in states and cities
that have taken the lead in eradicating
low and vile resorts and in refusing to
supply beer to saloons that were not
approved by the public sentiment of
their respective communities.
Resolved, That it is the sense of
this convention that all our members
continue in this wise policy, SO that
the American public may be the more
quickly taught that American beer Is
promoter of genuine temperance, a
beverage for the home and freside.
Resolved, That we urge every
brewer to so work that the time may
speedily arrive when fair public will
fully understand and appreciate the
true value of our product, both as a
food and as beverage, and we recon-
mend that each brewer frequently call
attention to the fact that there is so
little alcohol in our beer as not to
produce drunkenness when drank un-
mixed with ardent stimulants.
"Resolved, That the immense in
crease in the consumption of American
beer has done more to establish sobri-
ETY. than an the poohibitory laws in ex-
istunce and will, we believe, be the
means of true solution of the drink
problem and the establishment of ideal
temperance, besides showing the conf
dence the American public has in the
purity and value of the national
drink
During the convention the interest
ing fact was brought out that the Texas
brewers have for two years spent $l0,-
600 each month in closing vile saloons
and low dives. The association has the
best legal talent to be found, a corps
of trained detectives and secures its |
own evidence against saloon,keepers
who do not run orderly places. TheI
Texas brewers have received the praise
of the leading prohibition papers and
of the best citizens generally. 1t isl
stated that the detectives of the Texas |
brewers close three times as many sa-
looms as the police officials of the vari- |
ous cities.
The intention of the brewers of the |
country is, it is announced, to make |
bean drink that can be taken in a |
soda water fountain or anywhere else
without subjeeting anyone to criticism.
The New York Herald, in a leading
editorial as to safe and healthy summer
drinks. classed beer as the foremost |
and least calculated to do harm in
warm weather.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
BUILD THE STREET.

Suspension Of work for month or
the macadamized street south has been
felt by the whole city.
woRKMEN LAID OFF, TEAM
STEERS IDLE AND GENERAL DE.
PRECISION OF PUBLIC IMPROVE.
MENTs HAS HURT THE WHOLE
CITY.
Not only are mechanics and laboring
people driven TO find work elsewhere,
but other street improvements are hin.
dened.
There could not possibly be a great
er damage to Salem growth and pros.
perity than the way that street work
has been delayed.
The people Of North Salem have been
waiting to take up street work as soon
as this street was completed.
What malevolent power has been at
wopk dragging the South Commercial
improvement along for over a yeary
The work could have been completed
in three months at the outmost, and
here is still six months work ahead at
old rates
WHEN WILL OUR PEOPLE
AWAKEN TO THE NECESSITY OF
GETTING A MOVE ON AND BUILD.
ING THIS CITY ALONG MODERN
LINES?
The purpose of all these dilatory poll.
cies is plain. 1t is to keep the town
from getting away from its old moor.
.ings of mossbackism.
There is talk of improving High
street south, but that will drag along
until winter, and then it will go over
for another year.
With progressive and vigorous po!
icy of public improvements Salem
would grow rapidly to a city of fifty
thousand, but there are still people
here who are opposed TO that fate
overtaking them.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22

Andrews of Woodbury. will unveil the
shaft. The address of acceptance will
be made by ID. o. Watkins, the state
banking commissioner.
Every preparation has been made to
insure the success of the celebration.
1t is a general holiday in south Jersey.
Eight boats brought people from Phil
adelphia to the pier of the Red Bank
and many extra trolleys
have been put into service to National
Park.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
$105.00 10 be Given Away.
Who Wants the Money?

Who win write us the best story Of
personal experience in using ALLEN -
SELF-RISING B. B. B. FLOURf We
want 100 testimonials, not TO exceed
200 words each, and we will pay for
them.
Write and tell us why and where you
first bought B. FLOUR and how long
you have used it. Tell us how you like
it and whether you have found It an
agreeable and wholesome addition to
the family menu. Tell US about the
PAN CAKES, the BOSTON MUF.
FINS, the FRUIT PUDDING and the
FAMOUS BOSTON BROWN BREAD.
Now; to the person sending us the
best recommendation and the most ar.
tistic letter, we will pay $500 in gold;
and we will pay $1.O0 each for 100 9TH
er letters that we use. We wish to use
these letters in our advertising, but
no name will be published without the
written consent of the writer. n
If you have not used self-rising B
b. b. Flour get a package and begin
now; we will give you sufficient time
to take advantage of this offer.
Every good grocer sells 1t and you
will find directions in every package.
Use the four principal recipes and
write US about it. We are interested
in your experience.
ALIENS B. B. B. FLOUR co.
Pacific Coast Factory. San lose Gal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
Sure Cure for Piles.

Itching piles produce moisture and
cause itching, this form, as well as
blind, bleeding or protruding piles, are
cured by DR.. Bo-san-ko's Pile Remedy.
Stops itching and bleeding, absorbs
tumors SOC jar at druggists, or sent
by mail. Treatise free. Write me
about your case. DR.. Bosanko, Phila.,
Pa.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
hfuraars, Don Discovered

Zuerleh, Switzerland. June el.-Near
Rutti. village in the zuerich Oberland.
the police have made a highly sensa,
tional discovery. For q long time .
remote farm house was occupied by .
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
HoTAIR RAILROAD TALK.

The announcement comes that no
work will be done on the Portland end
of the Willamette Valley Traction Co.
A few ears of steel have arrived at
Salem. THE COMPANY THAT ASKS
A FRANCHISE ON HIGH STREET
rs TO HAVE TWO YEARS TO BUILD
FIFTEEN MILES.
A small bond Of $4,000 is put up
to build the fifteen miles in two years,
and that bond can easily be extended.
The dilatory policies that seem to
prevail do not indicate any immediate
electric road to Portland.
There have been enough electric
roads built in the newspapers to cover
the Willamette valley three-deep with
them.
1t must be conceded that promotion
talk is antecedent to actual Sconstruc.
tion, but it seems as though we had
about enough.
ONE MAN WHO DOES THINGS Is
WORTH HALF A DOZEN HoTAIR
ARTISTS. AND THE TIME HAS
COME FOR ACTION.
Let the people NOT be discouraged,
but let thcm realize that the hostile in.
huenees are at work to head of and TO
prevent any actual development of the
Willamette Valley and Western Ore
gon.
Tho real railroad battle between
transcontinental lines is again being
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22
sold IN salem BY q o. Stone.
Hole Wing Sang Co.

oninese and Japanese Fancy and Dry
0oods Special new line Of summer
goods. Made by US. Wrappers, Under-
wear Waists. Dress Goods. silka Very
low prices. $40 Court street, salem. Or
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22

waged in the state of Washington at
the expense of Oregon, as the facts
will show little later
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-06-22

Formerly simpsons Stables

Formerly simpsons Stables.
Up-to,date livery and cab line.
Funeral turnouts a speciality. Tally
no for picnics and excursions. Phone
A. CHAS. w. YANNKE, Prop.
247 and 249 High Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
hTO a PEAR
IN THE g III D Az
Crack ,Twirler Of Tobac cDnists
8s3 TO Test the Batting Of
81 Lawmakers. h

( The game this afternoon between tn e
Lawmakers and Tobacconists will be the 'a.
most int eresting Of the week. The 80 "a 4
nous Howard \, OF IA thens. ca, who n Is
regarded as the crack pitcher Of the Dan y
vile aggregation and Is 4 compa RED Z, with Vt
Moser, 4 OF the Lynchburg cam, VIII be
pitted probably against still, the Colonel
Of Kentucky. Both these players are
looked upon as giants in the box, an n
the game ebetwee them: will be @ battle
royal from start to finish. fs5S2
Richmond has won two Of the games 1e,s
40 far, Yesterdays & being the hardest
fought OF the two But the game TO- day
will probably be the most fpely-contested
81 q ali, with two such pi tfhers a l
Two ,lrnpires Will be used--Da nihy the
new man, OF Rocheater. n. x, and New "
house. 35 III fa a 9, n, /.
whose mett!e has not yet been tested \.
viii not make his first apr earance until
Monday or. Tuesday, w hen the team goes
10 Norfolk. The new man y thought
10 be Just what Manager Shaffer8 wants.
IHe 5is said to have BIO tn speed and plenty
OF curve, and the fans Y re- anxious to see
what tho stun In him looks ike when
he Is up against q battinsSaggrcSatioh.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
ATHLETICS a 4 4, Z M 4: 4, g ": q
Opportunities for Games D N Vii Y: B
fforded All the Summer. II

The athletic grounds nd Joining the :. s, = !;
M g. ftA.s Building area In dnily us O.. am
every afternoon N ca IN eyening from
thirty. to fifty men pla y ennis. "
ball and hand ball Y, !, =. &, ]
# The young men gymnasium =, ,ciass y -
still ssir active operation on ~ y, esnny,
Thursday and Saturday nights y ne ex j
ercise, X recreg0ng inF cha consl s, y =
first OF a short cal sthenic drill hen =
men are divided into groups sforg ga mes.
tA volley- ball league OF n four tea ms n ~ 9
been aorga nized an regular 81 mes saI ,e
played on Thursday n Is. 81 folloWlIlB -
OF the teams y &
s Rosebudsl Captain y. II. Kicks, Svo =,
lost 70 per cent. / 900 3S, s 53,i}3
q sunbea ms Ca plain Y u b. Morris, won
4 % lost = per cen t, Il, 500. Z, -
I sunflowers- Captan51H. 2. Coghill won
iii Spiders Captain @ 81 ". Ro binson. won
o. lost 2; per CEN .oOo Z, I ], !, !
PjnterestInR. the sunni flowers swimming from
the to 2o and o the nose nnas
from the Sunbeams ~ 70 Il s.& tWe al
stys men were pres emf, 81 S .
The informed Hates orr emp yed s boys
class which. meets on Mon ~ and i FRI
day nights, has also organized q leaguo
Of three tea1as. ThesFt standing 81 10 as
SAthletlcs- Captain r. earsall II won 3,
lost q per cen t. 7, 600 J. .sksa
yCherokees-C captain J. H. Jones, won
5, lost e per cent. 500. y
Stars tain G. 3: 1'yroe, won 2 7, lost
X; per cent .33 hui II IN. ,5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
$TRUsTE Es,$ q Utc TioN SALE oF;Slss2a u
SMALL BRI OK STOR
s,sls
AZ y 81 ssuTsTo q G o..
Reat z state Auction ers.
tho soutt1yest Cor ,er7 4 81, Q q I0t.tsGf,saS

at the SSouStNe1e& Cor norkst O1H 6l0HSSgNSss
and Il N arshali streats
BY virtue OF 10 cer tain Iced of$ trust Sto
the undersigne ed ~ trustees. dated March
81, 1905, record led Iii the clerk Office of
the Richmnond CHANG Cou in DEED
Book n 1870 fssr'C page 29b default having.
been mad e Iii TIL q pa ment q 81 @a$ portion
III the money secured there 81. and being
requested so5to do BY the no. e-h der. ~
shall II Offer 81 for y sale at public a,lctioIts
supins the premises. sol Sss
ON dan, Y & 1909 :s.sSs
latS6:S0 q, clock 5P. M. the property gaboy0a
described fronting twenty & 0J feet thre9s
5(s) inches on the west line OF SEishfssn
Street, cumming back swestwardly along
Marshall Il Street seyent y. ight ~ ieAST
six 4 6) vi inches to- an q ley commoIi
four feet mi Ssss
ss.sa tie r ktsC AS II Il as To er,sesSo sala,
MI taxes to Il did, 81 sale, and tho sum
s$147.50. WI tn interst from Sept ember% 7sS
1905 !; with litter est from March
1905, ana on a creiit "a 10 suntil Ser teus
Der 81 19O6: 81 36. 26,s until s March
1907 S}132. until Sep tember 907 and
$128.75 Until March ~ Il s0s e the ancSss
upon a credit Sof$s one and stwo syear48 from
the day of sale the cred lit payments tdS
bear interest from the IA of ssale. NIL
cash, at the option Of ttes pllrchas
sS5WILE1Ahf4 FISEGsENHET
ssss +. IJTTON Il
Trust o6NsSssyy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
M eet ,Direful D ef feat.
(snecinl \ to THE 8TImes-Dispatc

~ (specinl to The yTlmes- DIsphtcHtJIs55g
NJ EAfPORIA, ~, June % The White
Rolls. petersburg s crack baseball team
met 4 iireful defeat at hands Sof tn,
Emporia Invincibles here this aftern 1s % 2
The boys OF the Cockade City play On
indifferent game, and never ct any time
appeared to care for anything except
"a final goose egg which they succ ed Dc In! IN
preventing by the score below: fs. q.
gIrmnnrio II. u, 4. !. !. !, 3. ..1S 10 q
Petersburg = ~
Home run Cross GasKinsy
gnv q ! Two base hits Heath ~ 3 Pear
son Is. Umpire, Douglass Good v n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
.ElECTR|CsPLYA|.N||||.1'|'...
|sN0 |. IN
Committee oil, Electricity Recon- com:
mcnls Ordinance for N NJ, un i.Y'i
4 pail Purposes OF " y
.oppENAlMl!E i Is 81 GRATEFUL g y


From y resent Indications Richmond -
shortly to have an 70 electric .'tlslcl
light plant 81, the aitc Of tho old PUN PUMP 4
house, which will be operated Tor mum
cIpal Rpurp only.
The Committees on Flnarlc and t1iec-
triclty recently endorsed tho principle N Is
and referred tho matter to the CITY At a.
torney to draw u proper rdiiiance. Last
night tho Comm tee Oh Elcctrict re- re-
ceiyed tho ordinance. and after carefully
going over It's details, 70 ported It 70 vor.
ably TO tho Council. II will pc REFERRED letf q
to 4 the COMMITTEE on Finarce 9. Il where ~
will most: likely be- endorsed and ported
back within d reasonable time. yiS ii
5 The ordinance, twhichsssFis largely the
hnndiwork or "a herman w. VI = II nbney,
prot idcs FOR d plant Il d cost $3.50, 900 and,
to furnish electricity for5municipal pui ic- 4
poses only ile gum of *oo, oo % 8is up
propflat Water later Com
plantifa1id b6tEs committees shro favorable
to the proposed deper t,ire Bonds VIII
be issued for s84O, 900. "
It looks no W asi ~ the work will \ DO
under wa " In a. short VII lie IL
Oppenhimer GRatefu
% Tie COMMITTEES on Heal III held isn brief
meeting and approved the last bills and
nay rolls OF tho outgoing Board OF ienlth1
1.-The meeting lasted but 4 FIVE minutes.
and yet 1T was full of terest It prob
ably would have been IN session n much
Longer, except q for he q fact that y yo
members OF tho Electricity Committee
l4had to BIO borrowed Y to make q quorum IN
and Il t1lis necessltated h d recess Of tile
latter body. II was q ticnl period With VIII
the Health Committee, as on W &Sls s.
1.-The powers \ ana duties OF this bod VI Will
reference to tho Health Department cease!
After the routine work wa g over, y Dr..
W.. II. I'll oppenl,im tho retiring pr!esl.
dent Of the Board OF Heat h,E made neat
Slittle$ speech. 4 In which he returned his
heartfelt thanks to the members for their 81
uniform courtesles DR. OppeE himer SAID 9
he, had been connecta I'D wi TIL the Health
Depar tfrlent for eighteen years; and that o.
the most pleasant moments OF his u pro-
5fessional /, life had been spent Wit n the
members or the Health Commit tee.
Oppenhimer almost certainly e
he chairman of the Boa I'd Of = eat
Sbuts the rdtnance Srecen II I'D pied leaves cav,
no authority In reference to Il health cons
dltions witt, the Health, Commit ee.
The Committee on Water enc ea y g
|Shaye meeting gain, but failed 81 q
quorum. 58i 81 5 .;5s
The Committee on St. ] ohm ls Burylignlg-
grou ia met and dispo of bills and
rolls 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
h0BlETIlsB EE;sGU0Oj,,
s 4 s lUs.l.G[Ell
~ tasI ;,
y ii, ii ;s5ts u
Begins Days y ork by Quoting
from Shakes pear'e Fined
5,,: yegros Driver, d.

Howe 81 sesifs ~ me It's
only noble r. be goofd! a pei, olar
and geutlarla an !. "a Jadga'a GTnt chneld, as
he I look hlssseat yestsrday morning An
luminous sebee pro acsee;aded PA pa dc pen,
Ffor8none Ia there had any great familiar
#tty with, the e great poe tia urea 10. s and
the muttereds quota lion, to Il their minds,
seemed to- boda n s good "a ST. "a s
a8g..1Tennysonane never spoke 4 a. truer word i;
4 he's the greatest poet + ever heard, x con-
Itinued a the Jedge Beats these spring
poets cropping & Is al L over the country
Just because a dane del lon s In bloom think
Til recommend him to these ia u birds. ~
He changed his quid to the other side
and proceede ito do tice ~ til Gull
5pables, p,
sim going to put YOU twoFt 9 syvork 4, n
said His Honor, add ressing Henry Peters
every day for my living, and I don't
see why you can t. Go back to the Age
OF Stone for thirty days.. VIZ &, s5s9s
" Dr.. Frank Willie, long haired and wan,
one OF life s feeble shuttloco cks. was pre-
scented to his Jedgeship. Az n ift5S
Charged with q being q vagrant, eli?
What about It ST. II vi .ai3
'3..'iYour Honor came here yesterday
from Louisa To got g pair Of PANTS and f.
q new hat ''if VA ~ II i,aS;
7"Don't blame you about the hat and
pants, nEe thought the Jedge. taking q
cursory glance at the man s apparel. Ell
HAnd I've been sick. I took q little
ginger continued the Doc, ''nnd q I
confess that At kinder got the best Of
me- s Il 81 =! y N M t6 Il
l.,yyork?' asked he OF I he bis chair,
3 Eyes, sir; works ar tho1 y lcestor
Manor h. 4 4. ssf 81 &, Stl a,tsS
to get out OF town?"
H ABOUT three hours A i5jl
''..Illree hours ! can get ott Of town
In three hours M Bel I, and I've been hero
sixty-two years. III give you mn hnNr
to got out, and don't lot mo get my hands
on you again, or" no added, slgai hcnntly.
I"tllem stones & & 8 SG
clothes N (, !.
"I'm DID, but r. Amt broke answered
the Doctor, with great hanteur, and turns
Ing on his heels shuffled from the room,
M William Green, black and stalWnry, was
arrested by Officer Bradley for reckless
driving on Nest Broad Street and en-
dangerinE the lives Of some ladies who
were crossing the street at tho time, The
officer complained that the man had
made no effort to stop when ordered.
bb'5.I had a young horse, mn ho was feared
OF ortermobles,'' answered. the accused
ono. s'ans couldn't hold him.
WANT no orter.nobiles IN sigh" said
the. officer, & h ts "A z.5g w
i1S1,Well, we'll; gimme aye--Im o lady's
man myself" II "a
8. d. Flournoy. white. snlote II. AZ
Fennell, because he said that tho latter
had sold out to him and promised not
to open UP a meat business near him,
isennell had reopened at Sixth and Mar
shall Streets. i.
n ElauEnex sailed On A!s ky!sna 81 \ ~ =
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30

WAS HEAVILY q a YE e: DOWN y y \
From Five to Two to Nine to
Five o tllcr Events ofstl1c N
{ a Il Day On On Race Course.
/ f,By a ssocl I'd .Press.)
l0 ! 80

IN
4 NEW foRIs, juno Jun Tho thistle
stakes, u selling. one mile and q furlong,
tho feature Of an rdinaryl card 938at
sheopshead Bay 81 do y resul ted in an
easy victory for First Mason lie was
played {tlb WI from 6 to- ito o to g. Sum
nlaries !: *. s issS ri III VI Ia
M first \ races Sell Ing, seven. & furlongs,
futurity course, N I lbotrne Nominee (l6
to Isl first Ances tor u, to u second. Lady
8I1lliaon$U to ~ third. Time, 40 20.
ass Sc Gotld NJ race -s One M mile e Brookda!e
$Nymph Il to 81 first. Bohemia e to ~
second, Content @ to- third. Time ri'no'
Third raj rive furiongs. futurityi
course Jersey Lady tel p first, Tot!;
dies II 4 to 81 second, II Fantastic s(2 to 4BSD
third. Time I :02. ts8 vi
I'D Fourth race-The Thistle stakes, ne
milo and "a furlorg -F irst d ason g to o
first, Garnish III Ito ~ second & Ornondcs
Right Il to y third. T line, i :62 81.
f Fifth: lie and q qua iter----G rem
ade (6 to s. first, . Maxnar q to s10 second.
Time, 2:O7 AS. Only two star tiers.
s Sixth Selling " five am; q one-hn nj
fur)ongs, On turf Soil leo sto ~ first
Frank Lord q to u second Ben Strong fle'
81 10 ITO Il third. Time, IL :09
Favorites Win, at Ia tonia
5S$fS (By Associate ~ ress0
CINCINNATI OHIO. sIune % 20. .-T E y {.
fayorites won at .atonlaS to-d 0rly
II, the favorte, easil won he free nam
dlcap at mile and q sixteenth y ,,;s,, !,
first, Dr.. Hart (25 toA1 econd, ReyelllLlee
t5 70 third Tine Il. 4 30 ~ u q
~ II 81 frst. Aim a Gard x TO y second.
Inspector Cir ofs1 third; TINE,
Third ia rae sir II furlonig Martiusa to
8 first, Garret b w ilsonss e to- soc ond
Lady Carol g 5Ed ime 4 ;la
!dicap-OrlyfII (even) iii stp tBrancasg to
)second The A1inks GO toll third. me-
4 IS Fritz ftH' receive furlonlgS Helmuth a.
to i first, Elected t6s II 4 second. jay
swift Tlt 81 z ~; y Il
first. Huzzal,e a SO ~ second. New
combe 90 to s Time ~ sie;,
Mate 20 70 81 Il l-S.$S.
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Threet-Cornered League

(spe cial h Time a y, 7,
32WAVERLY, A., ] tune %. IT hes first OF
the series of ighteenS 60 mes, ~ hich IL are
tto be pl Eyed \. by. the I'hree-C orneresd
League, was pulled off here yesteraay AZ
5citement} TIE game was sna ppy and full
OF interest through out II. Il
League y sompos ad
3Clarenpn I .sis Each sof three teams plays
SIX games, and the winner OF the &laost
games willsSreceives a. hnndso me apennanrlts
a. the close OF the series ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
Hastings Court.
Three New Charters.

Tho State Corporation Coininisslorl f1a g 8
granted the followirs charters: The " ~ y.
Aiiexafdria. r hi 3 Cary Naile, president:
Gibbs L.S Hakor. .5 Ice resident; i on
X. y Parcher, secretary and trcts,i
wa ellington. Capital. $500. 900. Il n. Il
A Beneficial and Protective IN Live Us Stock
EIny,lt1i1 ico s>sf Company (1ncorpora },
D1nnsVilie.s Catesby 81 Ware. secretary,
51ounfisVllle. u H. 81 Anderson, M ontagtee;
Lamar Iundley, r.. NJ. w ire, n. Dunils-
Mutual Protective Asso collation. OF Bright
Tobacco Growers. (1ncorpo Dated) Dan.
vile Fl. Il q. Keriis, president, Suit heriln;
S.58 q. N Adams, Vice resident, led Il OAK
lstotl Gord ~ y Z,
ifais 200 . 81 s8s5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-30
sPLAYEDfMASTERLYGA GAME.
.Lynchburg Takes I Another from
Roanoke With Carter in Box.

{special' to The a. mes. Dispatch.
& LYNCHBURG, VA. Junea 20, Tho locals
were masters Of the situation to-day, and
Roanoke dropped another RaHa to the
by the score of 70 20 ?. Car
ter, who was IN the box for Lynchburg,
.twirled a mastery game, keeping his
opponents well in hand, at all stages,
excepting In the second. whe D three bits
came in succession. In the field the locals
put up IA much hetter game, when COM
pared with the Visitors, than the !, score
shows, and, y aside from an unfortunate
drop OF a ny after q long run by Nc,
'Keyltt. whos had the sun In his face, the
play was perfect, Holt was the hero.
mailing Ia high foul seven ty- Ave feet hack
OF, arst. getting the ball in / his mltt with
his back to the halter. The scores ss