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Business Chances.

CIGAR STORE. near large Government build
ing, good business cheap rent; price, s2z5.
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic
building jyl4-3t
BEST FURNISHED broom rooming house
IN city. filled with rOOgners ali tho year.
Address BOX 165. Times ONCE. 1yl4-3t
GROCERY, confectionery. ana ice business:
clearing $50 month: horse and two wagons;
price. S400: snap. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS. Gil f st. jyl4-3t
CONFECTIONERY and ice cream business;
living rooms; only $275. NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS. GIL r 81. Jyl4-St
FOR sALE-Grocsry business. good reason
for selling. Address BOX l5s Times office.
jyl4-St
FOR sALB-CigRr store and news stand near
Pension once. VIII sell cheap Tor cash. other
business; no reasonable Offer refused. Apply
CO. 9Th 81. NV. Jyls-3t
MAN WITH $500 can get into established
business paying him $40 per week. with
short hours with services fake. 10 10
~ per cent on your money ia six days.
Address BOX III, Times once iylS-st
CIGAR, TOBACCO AND CONFECTIONERY
store, prominent t0cattoni peylng business
rare chance; 500. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS', Gil r JylZ-U
DRUG STORE. same owner I5 year,; stock
VIII invoice more than price asked 500 CASH
balance monthly. NEW YORK Bus kINESs
AaAAiJEAA A-4kbs ttA 4f4e-oA
MILK ROUTE, including cattle, horses.
wagons. and everything necessary Tor such
DuaiuesBs invoice about s.. 800. pIic6, 81. 500.
retiring. NEW YORK BUSINESS EROK-
Frs. Gil r. Jylz-5t
CORNER GROCERY. NortheaEti same owner
10 years. retiring price. including horses and
wagons, $780, daily sales, $50 --EW YORK
BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL Is. jyl2-1
SALOON AND PALM GARDEN. Northwest.
business averages 5000 per month. DUGAN.
6lT Louisiana ave. Jylz-St
GROCERY AND PROVISION STONE. North
west. closed on account illness key al Office.
DUGAN, CIT Louisiana ave. jyl2-st
SALOON; best little stand Southwest. DU-
GAN. 6l7 Louisiana ave. jyl2-st
WHOLESALE LIQUOR ESTABLISHMENT
fine corner Northwest DUGAS. CIT Louis
lana ave. jylZ-st
BARBER SHOP. Alexandra: business SIS per
week. DUGAN. GIT Louisiana ave. jylz-5t
RESTAURANT for sale, cheap. on account
of sickness. doing good business 62 = 81
NV Jylt-H
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Help Wanted
Male and Female.

WANTED-You can learn the Syllable system
OF shorthand In Is hours; attain a speed OF
cure a position Tor you. We teach also Pl.-
man, Graham, tf-egg, and Barnes systems;
typewriting. an Spanish. STENOGRAPHIC
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CIGAR STORE, near large Government build
ing. good business; cheap rent price, s2z5.
CAPITAL BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic
building. jyl4-3t
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Country Board.

SUMMIT PARK HOTEL, G&tthersburg. Nd,
Mrs. CHARLES CULLEN, Manager. High
healthy location; cool and shady; 20 miles
from Washington on B. & o. railroad; mod
ern plumbing and steam heating; me tennis
court and other amusements; excellent table;
rates, SIS per month; special rates 70 families
and permanent guests open all the year.
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CLOSE to two lines OF cars reasonable rates:
references. Address BOX sc. Vienna. Va.
jy14-3t
COUNTRY board. PresQue Isle Farm. $15 per
month"; children at reduced rates large, COM
municating rooms; good board. L. +, MAJOR,
LakOta. Culpeper county, Va Jyl4-St
LAYToNsToNE FARMS per week; write
for particulars WM. Q. MARTIN. Reming-
ton, Va 1el2-20t-eOd
COLONIAL BEACH VA.-Partly furnished
nye-rOOn cottage; fruit and shade; from July
Is to September so. $50 Apply 706 3 St sw.
1ylS-3t
BREWSTER PARK HOTEL. LAUREL. MD.
Prices reduced 10 81 and IS per week Send
foE i1rculaE. Nights always OOsl. 1e2s-30t
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WANTED-CaIvassers, male or female; sal
airy or commission. WASHINGTON ART
Co. 20S 7th ST. sw. jy12-eod-7t
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Royal Pilseu" Brings cOntentment

10 mind and body a hlgh-grade light
beer OF satisfying goodness and flavor.
All bars. Abuer-Drury Brewing Co.
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Miscellaneous

A-OLD CARPETS WOVEN INTO hns art
rugs; only weaving concern here. WASH
RGrOS RUG CO.. 81 sth 81 ". Phono
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Dancing.

LARGEST AND COOLEST HALL IN
THE CITY. ELECTRIC FANS.
OPEN ALL SUMNER
THE ORDWAYs, 45l nth 81. n W.-Every
Tuesday. Thursday. and Saturday even
ms beginners class. 7.30: advanced. $50
Lady assistants six lessons, S250. Private
lessons by appointment. Hall for rent
Jsl-90t PROF. CHAS. N. WYNDHAM
PRIVATE DANCING LESSONS. 75c; g7Ia--
antee waltz and two-step i've lessons:
coaching In all English branches; special
rates Plano, mandolin, 25c: quick mod
methods class, 81 per month. Address BOX
% IlLnes ONCE. 1y14.l6.l7
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ECT kent
/ urnisSea Rooms.

FOR HENT-Three cool. nicely furnished
5ll Gth ST. NV. 5y-Is-gt
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FOR SALE-Cigar store and news stand, near
Pension once: win sell cheap Tor cash. other
business: no reasonable offer refused. Apply
605 9Th st NV 1yIs-gt
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FOR sALE-Grocsry business. good reason
Jyl4-3t
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Birds, Dogs, Etc.

blraS, Dogs, Etc.
SOME fine setter pups; breeding the best
4. c. MORAN. 1912 Sth st NV jy1s-st
FOR SALE-Three thoroughbred white
FomerSnian puppies; one male, two femaies
a. Rhode Island ave. NV iyi4-st
FOR sALE-Great dane pups. $50 alst -
NV. fy-I4-sf
FOR INSECTS on your plants we eel to-
bacco DUST sulphur tobacco soap, lemon oil
whale OIL soap, Flora Vitae. We also have
new lot OF canartes, dogs. goldhEhes. etc.
SCHMiOS BIRD STORE. ~ 18th st. NV.
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CONFECTIONERY and ice cream business;
living rooms; only S275, NEW YORK BUSI-
NESS BROKERS. Gil + ST. JyI4-2t
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BEST FURNISHED broom roOming house
IN city. filled with rO0mers ali the year
Address BOX 165. Times ONCE. Jyl4-3t
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WANTED-Washing 10 take home. l2l0 z st. I
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Help Wanted-HaIe.

WANTED-25 carpenters at onos. Apply
PINEY BRANCH BRIDGE. l6tn ST Ex-
tended. J. a. STEWART. Superintendent
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GANTZ's SELLING OUT; SIS bike runabout
sE5; Si35 cut under surrey, $50, tl25 lady's
and business phaeton. Sl5. SO full platform
panel side grocery wagons. S6S. s3l and l20d
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BUY AT COGSWELL5-I buy ali new We
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naney. New runabOuts. $50 up: new sur
re~s S65 %; new harness. IS up; new day.
tons ft2 Large assortment used vehicles,
40 up. Harness. $500 Up. New umbrella
top. g. 90. 209-2ll lith 80. nw.s tslephons Main
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confectionery. and ice business:
clearing $3.50 month: horse and two wagons:
price. $400. snap. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS' GIL h ST. 5yI4-3t
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Situations Wanted-nale.

H. w NELSON. Carpenter: Jobbing and
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or nurse. Al Franklin 81 NV jyl3-2t
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Eloney 60 Loan.

For SaIe-LOtS.
5000 SQUARE FEET. with a frontage of
pa feet on the i. & q. tracks, and SIX
blocks from the new depot We shall be
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school. jyf2-8t
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wishes 10 exchange services for good home.
best references, only best people need answer.
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Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
NEW SCHEDULE
is ARRANGED
SERAPHS TO VISIT FAR NORTH
BUT ONCE
Fresno Will Have Home Series on
Local Grounds With Portland
and Seattle as Visit
ing Teams

Because of the northern disaster
which necessarily interrupted the base
ball season to some extent, it has been
found advisable to arrange a new
schedule in order that away from home
trips shall be made as short as possi-
BILE and as far between.
According to the former arrange
ment Los Angeles was to have made
two more trips into the camp of the
enemy, but as the situation now stands
the Seraph will travel north but once
as far as Seattle and Portland.
Following is the new schedule:
At Home
July II, with San Francisco.
July 81, with Fresno.
August A. with Fresno.
September %, with Oakland.
October 2, with Portland.
October 3, with Seattle.
October 16, with Portland.
October %, with San Francisco.
Ocotber 80, with Seattle.
Season ends with Seattle in Los An
geles on November 4.
Abroad
July "a, at Oakland with San Fran
cisco.
August Z, at Oakland with San Fran
cisco.
August q, at Oakland with San Fran
cisco.
August 2S, at Seattle with Seattle.
September A, at Portland with Port
land.
September II, at Oakland with Oak
land.
September IS, at Oakland with Oak
land.
During the absence of the Angels.
Fresno will play two series on the local
grounds with Seattle and Portland.
Portland is scheduled to go against
the Raisin Pickers August 7, while the
Siwashes are to be down for week,
beginning August 21.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
TOMMY BURNS
DUE To ARRIVE
RETURNS AFTER VAIN At
TEMPT TO SECURE MATCH
Principals Of Try-out Night Working
strenuously for Fistic Entertain
ment-Abdul Finds Train.
ing Partner

Tommy Burns is expected to return
this morning from his trip of explora-
| ton in the inhospitable climes beyond
the Rockies. The change of climate may
| have done Tommy some good, but
otherwise he got away rather badly.
After making all arrangements to send
poor Bob Fitzsimmons another rung
down the ladder, Burns witnessed his
match go a-glimmering when the Penn
sylvania authorities stepped in and put
an end to the game.
Now comes Tommy asking for a
match before the Pacific Athletic club,
and doubtless he may be given a date
When Manager McCarey has cleared
the boards of the present card. No
championship heavyweight battle can
possibly be billed with any amount OF
respect to the title unless James j.
Jeffries should assume the defensive.
However, tournament might be ar
ranged whereby half dozen dubs could
determine between them which of the
crowd should meet Burns.
Local interest is now centered upon
the coming try-out affair, and the mill
ing promises to result in some thrilling
performances. Not ore of the prin-
cipals but believes that the other fell
lows sausage is cooked. though. never
theless, the entire brigade is working
as though life depended upon the out
come.
Abdul Mohammed finds an angel in
the person of Johnnie Thompson of
Cycloneville, who has agreed to teach
the Turk all he knows in exchange for
q massage treatment every day. The
two will work together. and as a result
both should be prepared for a gngery
go. Thompson is of the opinion that
Abdul is something of a conner, pro-
vided he learns thing or two about
the boxing game. The big fellow is
ready to take advice and has really I'M
proved since his last appearance, when
he lost a decision to Jim Tremble
Under the tutelage of Cyclone"
Abdul may develop from a powerful
slugger into a somewhat clever boxer,
ard should he do so he will he able to
provide an interesting argument for
more than one of the heavies now
claiming recognition.
The weight of Abdul should prove a
strength tonic for Cyclone, who as the
opponent of Montana Kid will need all
the stamina which can be collected dur
ing the interim.
To man, every youngster scheduled
to appear on the program is training
faithfully and nothing of the lay down
sort will enter into the proceedings.
Eddie Robinson, the prelim referee,
leaves for the east within a few days,
and to Charlie Eyton will be assigned
the task of pinning on the blue ribbons.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
POOL TOURNAMENT CONTINUES

Following are the results of second
DAY pool IN the pool tournament of the
Los Angeles Athletic club:
A. B. McKenny beat w. C. Fisher.
50-34.
j. A. Hutchins beat Phil A. Wilcox.
$685. 0O'>'
j; A. Hutchins beat c. NJ. Mcouigg.
50-29. %
H. M. Bennett heat w. c. Fisher.
50-35
Henry Hack beat A. B. McKenny.
50-26
NJ. A. Marsh. jr,, beat w. c. Fisher,
5O-2S
a. J. W. Routzahan beat Phil Wilcox.
Charles Brownstein beat ]. A. Hutch
Phil Wilcox beat L. L. staggers,
5O-46 -
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
WILL SAIL FOR
CRUISING CUP
KEEN SPORT ANTICIPATED BY
YACHTSMEN
Walter Folsom Confident That He
viii Annex Trophy With Mischief
II, While Others Are Equally
Optimistic
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN PEDRO, July 1.-THE approach.
inc Yacht race, which is to be sailed
from Ocean Park to San Pedro July 2,
for the Ocean Park Cruising cup, Is
arousing much interest The boats have
been idle most of the time since the
Fourth of July and many repairs have
been made i'm deficiencies of sail and
stick.
In the A class there will be foul
entries, the Mischief |, Skiddoo, Mon
soon and Mischief II. Walter Folsom
owner of Mischief II, has won severa
prizes with his speedy little craft and
appears quite confident that he will
have still another cup to add to his
collection after the sailing date of this
race. II. G.. Wedgewood, who owns
the Skiddoo. says Walter will have tc
"go some" if he Aptures the mug.
The Skiddoo won the last long race tc
Catalina and return June %, and stands
a good chance of winning the coming
contest, if the conditions of the wind
and water are somewhat the same
Joe Pugh, who owns the Monsoon
says but little because of the rather
bad account of herself his little boat
has given in recent races. Joe, how
is in her and has great hopes of COM
ing around the breakwater far in the
lead of all of his contemporaries.
No one is desirous of placing bet
on the Mischief l, but Mr.. Mitchell
may surprise them all if he should get
the winds most adapted to his little
yacht.
In the class r there will also be four
entries, the Venus, Osborn. Muriel and
Irma. 1t has been practically decided
that the new and speedy craft, Merlin,
will not enter, leaving an excellent op-
portunity for the Venus. Mr.. Bradley,
the owner, who will probably sail his
own BOAT, believes he has the best
chance of any for the prize. and many
others think so, too. The Osborn will
probably be the one to give him the
closest call at the outcome.
There will probably be but two en-
tries in the c class, the Myth and
Portola. with the chances greatly in
favor of the former. The Myth showed
her speed June 23 in the Catalina race,
and her owner, Dora Richardson, is
satisfied that the second cup of the
season will be standing by the first on
the mornin~: of July 23.
The start from Ocean Park will be a
late one, $3.50 in the afternoon, and
darkness may be descending before a
sail is sighted from San Pedro.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
HAMBURG BELLE
WINS BRIGHTON
MIDSUMMER MEETING OPENS
AT BEACH TRACK
Daughter Of Hamburg and Her Rider
Jockey Miller, Loudly Cheered.
Glare Russell Takes the
Dstaff Stakes
Rv AreocIated Press.

NEW YORK, July 11.-Hamburg
Belle. the is to 20 favorite, won the
Brighton mile stake the feature of the
opening of the Brighton Beach mid
summer meeting today. and the daugh-
ter of Hamburg and her rider Miller,
were loudly cheered. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Prince Ham
burg won, Bryan second, Cressina third.
Time 1913 2-5.
Second race, steeplechase, about two
miles-Caller won. Jimmy Lane second,
Patagonian third. Time 4:32 2-5.
Third race, the Distaff stakes, five
furlongs-Clare Russell won, Mentha
second, Clamor third. Time 01 2-5.
Fourth race. the Brighton. mile
Hamburg Belle won, Whimsical sec
ond. Flip Flap third. Time 1:39.
Fifth race five and a half furlongs-
Estimate won, Clements second, Flow
away third Time 1907.
Sixth race one mile and sixteenth
Artery won, Ocean Spray second, King
Henry third. Time 1:50
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
TENNIS PRIZES
ARE AWARDED
BUNDY RECEIVES THE LOVING
CUP
Official List of Winners in Ocean Park
Country Club Tournament An
nounced With List of
Prizes
Special to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK. July 11.-Apropos of
the concluding games yesterday after
noon in the Country clubs annual
summer tennis tournament the COM
mittee on arrangements today gave out
the official list of winning contestants
and prizes awarded as follows:
Open singles-Tom Bundy silver
loving cup; second, Nat Browne, pew
ter stein.
Open doubles - Sinsabaugh and
Browne, one English tennis jacket
each; Bundy and Gorham, one box Of
cigars each.
Mixed doubles-Miss Hall and Sinsa-
baugh and Miss Farquhar and Cor
ham, spread at the ship "Cabrillo" for
four.
Ladies' doubles-Mrs. Bruce, Venice
rink skate and admission tickets Mrs.
Farquhar, pewter cup; Mrs. Hendricks
and Miss f. Sutton, one tennis racket
each.
Junior singles-W. Dawson, pewter
cup; George Townsend, Venice rink ad-
mission tickets.
Consolation singles-Gerald Young,
Venice Amusement company privilege
ticket for one month; w. A. Sheldon,
| thermometer.
Ladies' single-Miss f. Sutton, gold
brooch; Miss Peralta, hammock
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
EXPERT SHOTS
TO PARTICIPATE
LOS ANGELES GUN CLUB WILL
HOLD TOURNAMENT
Many Eastern Experts Will Enter
Shoot Which Had Been Seized.
ued to Occur In San
Francisco

With many of the greatest trap shots
IN the country ready to participate, the
Pacihe coast handicap shoot, which
had been scheduled to occur in san
Francisco, is to begin in Los Angeles
days.
The meet will be under the auspices
of the Los Angeles Gun club, man
aged by Elmer E. Shanner, a well
known trap shot of Pittsburg. Samuel
smith, president of the local club, will
direct he Angel City end of the meet
and is busily engaged in arraigning
for the entertainment of visiting trap
men.
The tournament will be for $1,000
added money. $500 having been do
mated by the Interstate association.
while $500 has bee. nsubscribed by the
Los Angeles Gun club.
Targets will be inanimate, three
Leggett traps having been installed on
the club range.
Among the eastern experts who will
participate are Crosby, Gilbert Mar
shall, Hlrschey, Tanning and Heikes
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
PREPARING FOR
POTTER TOURNEY
TENNIS CRACKS WILL ENTER
F0UR-DAY EVENT
Special Cups Offered in Addition to
Challenge rophes-Feature
to Be Junior
Singles

With the Ocean Park tennis tourna-
ment as an incentive to further deeds
on the courts, several members of the
local set are preparing to participate
i'll the third annual tournament given
under the auspices of the Hotel Pot
ter management at Santa Barbara.
Play vii, begin on the hotel courts
July 26 and continue for four days,
during which time a large entry list
comprising the best racquet wielders
of California are to exhibit their
prowess.
Horace Donnell, the local crack, who
with his brother John won the mems
doubles last season. has been assigned
to manage the Los Angeles list and
will receive entries until July "a.
Special inducements of 50 rate by
the Hotel Potter management and a
round trip fare of SO have been made
for the accommodation of those desir-
ing to enter the tournament.
In addition to the challenge cup now
held by Albert Spaulding a special cup
will be awarded to the winner of the
mems singles. Miss May Sutton holds
the challenge cup, won in the ladies
single, and to the winner of the COM
ing event will be given a special trophy.
A feature of the tournament and one
that promises to excite no end of en-
thusiasm will be the junior singles, to
the winner of which will be awarded
a $50 cup. All boys under the age of
20 years are eligible to compete in this
event.
Mems doubles, wOmen's doubles and
mixed doubles comprise the remainder
of the events which are scheduled to
occur.
Among the local players who have
siGnified an intention of entering the
Santa Barbara tournament are: Braly,
Bundy, German, the Sutton sisters
Sinsabaugh and the Seymours. Pitted
against them will be many of the up
state cracks, and from the showing
made in the tournaments thus far dur
ing the season Los Angeles will be
given an able representation.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
MUSICAL PROGRAMME

The musicG programme at Morley $
Grand avenr3 rink today and evening will
Waltz, at Happened in Nordand"; two
step, cupid Is the Captain of the Army
waltz, Mrs o Harahan" two step
Come Take Trip in My Airship' waltz
Have You Seen Maggie Reiley?'; two
step. Robinson Crusoe's Isle" waltz
"Oniy a Message From Home, Sweet
Home; two step, Not Because Youi
Hair Is Curly; waltz. ON a Moonlight
Winters Night two step, American
PATROL; waltz, "Frlends That Are Good
and True; two step, Messenger Boy
waltz, IF Girl Like You Loves Boy
waltz, my Merry Oldsmobile."
Don't fail to see Prof. Franks and Baby
Lillian; 1000 a. m, 200 p. m, 1880 p. m.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
BREAK EVEN
Bv Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, July 1.-THE Pittsburg
and Brooklyn teams broke even in a
double header today. Brooklyn took
the first game because of a batting
streak in the sixth inning, scoring three
runs on three singles and a triple. In
the second game Pittsburg had little
trouble in winning. Brooklyn wasted
many big hits and could score only one
run. The scores:
First game
Pittsburg I, hits s, errors 2.
Brooklyn g. hits Z, errors 2.
Leifield and Phelps; Mcintyre and
Morgan. Umpires-Conway and Ems
lie.
Second game
Pittsburg 5. hits 10. errors I.
Brooklyn /, hits s. errors 3.
Willis and Gibson: Eason and Ber-
gen. Umpires-Emslie and Conway.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
STANDARD SAVES S115,ooo
This Amount Goes to Octopus in Re.
bates Where One Competing
Company Existed
by Associated Press.

JAMESTOWN, N. Y, July lin
yestigation into the charges Of viola
lions OF the Interstate commerce laws
by the STANDARD OIL companv ana tbe
Pennsylvania railroad, relative to re
bates at Olean, began yesterday after
noon before Judge Hazel and Jury in
the first district court. 80
According to the findings of the COM
missioner OF labor and Commissioner
Garfield. the Standard Oil comnanv
saved S1l5.OOO in 1904 by its rebates from
the Pennsylvania railroad for oil from
the re1neries at Olean to Rochester.
The STANDARD got rate OF cents a
barrel while other companies ~ "a
same territory had TO pay 30 cents a
barrel.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
PLAY FOR THE
NATIONAL TITLE
ev Associated Presn.

ENGLEWooD, N. j., July 1.-THE
Englewood Golf clubs course was the
scene today of some brilliant work on
the part of at least half a dozen play
ers, who continued their play In the
opening round for the national golf
championship title. While the far
green was in good condition the putting
green's were not quite so fast as they
were when the tournament opened yes
terday
Under the rules the qualifying round
consists of twenty-six holes medal play,
covering two days. Yesterday Dwight
Partridge of Yale, took the honors with
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-12
CHICAGO DEFEATS BOSTON

BY Associate Press
CHICAGO, July 11.-Dorner and
Taylor were both very effective except
in one inning each. Chance was hit
by a pitched ball in the fourth. scoring
on Stelnfeldt's triple. the latter scor-
ing on Tinker's hit. Doubles by Bates
and Howard gave Boston one in the
ninth. Score:
Chicago 2, hits ., errors 2.
Boston I. hits 6, errors 0.
Taylor and Moran: Dorner and
Brown. Umpire-O'Day.