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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
RAIN PREVENTS GAME.
Dartmouth and Washington and
Lee Expert to Play To-day.
Especial to Tho 'rimcs-Dispntt

Speclhl 10 Tho Tlmcs-DlspntchJ
LEXINGTON. VA. April S.--Down-
pour Of rain this afternoon again pre-
vented the game between Dartmouth
vcrsity. These two teams will play
q scheduled game in Stnunton to-mor-
row, the weather permitting.
The Williamsport baseball club after
spending two weeks practicing on
washington and Lee grounds. Will
leave tomorrow for Roanoke. where
"Wednesday they will play the Roanoke
league team. barring the bad weather.
The Williamsport visitors are delighted
with Lexington.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09

leEe here this afternoon when playing with
George Washington University. the score be-.
ing. George Washington, 4; Davidson. 3.
Davidson scored ono in fret and second in
nings; George Washington three In fourth,
one In sixth George washington. hits, II;
errors q; Davidson, hits. q; errors, .. Tho
teams play again Tuesday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
DID FINE WORK.
Locomotive Works Team Have
Exciting Contest.

The American Locomotive Works
team played one of the prettlest and
closest games seen for some time In
this city last night at the Lake Al
lcams arc very evenly matched. and
are making wonderful Improvement
as the season progresses Foster cap
tured high individual score Of the eve
ming, and the Pacific captured high
team score The following are tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09

OTHER GAMES

8S9At Raleigh: A. 4. NJ. Is; Y. p14
8a At Mebnne, n O. Trinity Park 4 /,
Bingham, g.
.IS Al I,ynchbura; New York Americans.
s;s,I1yncl4bnfg, Q. Called in fifth Inning
ftain3
,SAt Cincinnati; Cincinnati, 6; cIoye,
IHnd, S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09

Z
from
in
in
in the long
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
Summer Resorts.

team OF tho Richmond City Bowling
League for q series OF games to be
played rs soon as their season is, II
the challenge be accepted a pretty
these alleys have the best material In
tho city.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-04-09
Virginia Auction Co.,
Auctionecrs.
SALE

AAahoN<AL BALE
FOR
ACCOUNT OF THE VIRGINIA SAL
VAGE AND WRECKING COM.
PANY AT 10 N. SEVENTH ST..
AT 1890 a. NJ, FRIDAY. April
IL. 1907.
Everything in the house positively t.
be sold. - ~
Antiques-Mahognny Dressing Table.
Crib. Chairs. Boot Rack Chests Of
drawers. old Sideboard. Sofas. Rosc-
wood Table and Chairs, old Rag Car
pet. Spinning Wheel etc.
Hcds-Brass. Iron. Folding, Oak and
Walnut. Oak Child's Beds.
Chamber Suits-Oals Walnut Mahog.
nnized and Poplar.
Sldeboards---Onk and Walnut.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and others.
Extension Tables, Rcfrigerators. Hat
Racks, Cooking Stoves, Mating. Book
Cases. Couchcs. Chairs. Rockers, Ia
bles. Wardrobes. Springs. etc.
TERAIS-Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION CO,
Auctioneera.
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At the request of the owner, will
sell at public auction. on the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10. 1907,
at $50 O'Clock p. NJ. the attractive
houses above referred to. containing six
rooms and bath. These houses are To-
Gated in the best section OF Church Hill,
and will make paying Investments or I'M
excclled homes.
.a TERMS: Liberal and announced at sale.
w. c. BLANTON. Auctioneer.
1015 Bank Street.
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Defeats Davidson College,
GREENSBORO, a, C., April S. --Yhe arst
aeteas %! y me ssasgn oYeItoeA pAyidson col,
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At the request OF the owner. who dc.
sires to go further South, we will offer
for sale. by auction. on the premises, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 6. 1907.
beginning at o'clock p. NJ, THAI
SPLENDID SUBURBAN RESIDEN CE
brick, Is large, we'll arranged and sun.
piled with bath. hot and cold water,
etc. and 1t is. by reason oft intrinsic
worth and It's beautiful situation, one
places around the city. Besides the
dwelling. there are an office, barn, etc
After the sale Of the house. we will
sell about FIFTY MOST ATTRACTIVE
above. and we can heartily commend
them both to the home-seeker and tho
Investor. Plat at Office of auctioneers.
TERMS-Liberal and Mt sale.
n. w. BOWIE & SON.
Auctioneers.
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Fist race-selling, seven furlongs-
Chippewa q to and to ID first. Wa
bash Queen GO to Is and to q second,
JACK Mckeon a to 81 third. Time,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-14
Open Letter From
Pacific Department
Royal Insurance Company Of Liverpool

Many OF the Companies which nj
the memorable meeting of June 18th
voted In favor Of horizontal deduc,
ton Of mot less than 25T," have. rs
We predicted, found Il impossible to
settle their San Francisco losses on
that basis and have been forced,
though reluctantly, 10 pay consider
able more than an average OF 1bIo of
their claims. some which voted to
adjust every claim On It's merits and
pay the same Dollar Tor ID Jllar."
have fallen away from that high and
correct standard and have submitted
their policy holders to sharp dcduc.
lions from adjusted claims. Others.
while paying In full have, In accord
tnco with Eastern. usage. exactei d
cash discount In lieu of sixty days
time in which to make payment
The "RoYAl" has paid every
claim as soon as the amount Of loss
has been agreed upon with the assur.
Cd, In full, In cash. without q cent OF
discount. Comparatively few compa.
MES have pursued as broad and as lib.
eral u course.
We have refrained from commenting
upon 4e conduct OF any Individual
company. believing It better to extoi
the virtues Of our own. The ROYAL.
INSURANCE COMPANY OF Liverpool!
has paid to date 1850 claims. nGgre.
eating $3.50 ,G35 IS. We have remain.
Ing but few unsettled losses. aud
these are chiefly awaiting authorize
ton Of claimants abroad. probate pro.
ceedings. or further investigation ~
TO actual amount Of fire loss.
| The ROYAL continues 10 he the
leading Fire Insurance Company of
the world. Its annual Income IL over
sI5.O00.000. Its San Franelsco gross
losses were not very much more than
cne.third Of one years premiums. and
Its surplus. after all losses ara paid,
VIII exceed the surplus of any other
Company In the world.
II has been building up It's reserves
for years against Just such u disaster
as came to San Francisco and was
therefore able to meet its great losses
with equanimlty. II will continue to
pursue the even tenor of It's way and
will doubtless be more popular than
ever with insurers.
| You are perfectly safe In putting
your business In the ROYAL" know,
Ing that II will under all circum
stances be able to fully and promptly
meet It's contracts aud that II will not
resort to any bubbles or shifly pre-
lenses to avoid Its obligations. Now
IL the time to make use OF your op
portunity,
There Is no eluding the issue: there
are Dollar for Dollar" Companies;
there nre Six.bittnrs" and there ara
Welchers" There are also Compa
hies strong. and Companies weak
financially.
No Company can offer better pol
Hey than the ROYAL" few as good
ROLLA V. WATT,
Manager Pacific Coast Department
WIN. q. IRWIN AZ co. LTD.
Agents Tor the Territory OF Hawaii
3592-lni
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-14


MAY / see you 10 your chp' Miss
Croydonf nc asked
TO my caoF she repeated. mar rs
Ing. Il may go, tneh' am freef You
have not
betrayed your lie finished as she
stopped suddenly NO l don't intend
To- "hether you hho" Tue man you
uer OF no, , uo., ''' "' '"s'"n' pe'e'e
you kheu nm.
IN ! uiun =. sue r''e". u'u III!
oes' W saw hu,. Du' y was n'ne 80
iu''h'!' "''" u''e'S ''"u "''''' wv
'"'e'
Ne'erthsiess' continued oou'rey
evenly MINK yo" re- wrong III ,rg'hs
" pro'ec, ue s,o."'ie' WI" u'u'
lhe eo'or i"ueu s"uueh'! from ier
'"ee, ,
~ pro'e'' nun s"e '"''eieu'
n sure you know nun iou eou, !,
pace MN IN 'he MINUS VI u'e ponce u
you "'sneu W uo
Inc uoor opei'eu anu u man zane ~
"a Keen 'aceu ,''N' ., 'n ,''u ase' mno
l''nueu " ou ""' '"'e" n,eA'
p.h,nJ him The clonor hurst out np.w -.
,or,,,,, ,,.,,s ,nnaorad i'm ,h,. dooryov
,nr,,r. eager fac.s souyht =, n.ar ,nr,
,h. room hut IN. newcomer calmly
No., ,h,, dnor and ossur.l hims.i,
,ho, 4, was I,crad ue lo,Lo1 M cod.
,ro, o,oi, than .xnactan,Iy AT IN.
.lri
..,,t,. c.ou,o - All, co,,,or .,,,s
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returned to the inquiry
"Did you know this intruderf" lie
asked
mo. sir. I'd never before seen him."
she answered steadily.
"Wili you describe blmf"
She closed her eyes. seemingly In an
effort at recollection.
He was short. heavy set man." she
said at last. with dark face and
dark mustache. which turned up ut the
ends. That IL all can remember"
And dressed how"
"ln dark clothes. He wore SLOUGH
hat. | think. drawn down over the eyes.
didn't see the face clearly"
The answer came without hesl ~ ton,
but 1t seemed to Godfrey that there
was In the voice an accent OF forced
sincerity.
what did he do with the bar OF
lronF asked Smmonds
las soon as he struck the blow,
! think hehe threw 1t down. | reulem.
Der hearing II fair
"Yes-here II Is" said Godfrey tri.
umphantly. and iished II out from I'M.
| der u chair which stood near the wall.
But see. Simmonds. It's not bar It's
Y pipe"
Simmonds examined II. II was an
ordinary piece Of iron piping about
fifteen inches In length.
| Her story seems to be straight" he
said In an undertone to Godfrey.
"what do you think about IT."
81 think she's perfectly innocent Of
any crime" answered Godfrey. with
conviction. He had his doubts ms to
the absolute stralghtness Of her story.
but he concluded to keep them 10 him.
| self
well. there's nothing more to be
learned ont here" remarked Sim.
monds. after another glance around.
suppose we take II look ut the other
room,' and he led the way toward the
inner door"
II was an ordinary bedroom OF mod
crate size aud with II single closet. In
I which u few solled clothes were hang
Ing. The bed had been lain upon, and
evidently by a person fully dressed.
for there were marks OF muddy. shoes
"'o" Wv 'o"n'e.i''''' 'ios" i'inrNs Us
VI Que WIN ''" come III u"r''s .he
e'eh"s s'o'"' ~ enp'! "h'sh!
oo,''e my u" '''''e '"p'e near 'he
bed.
II guess Thompson was boozer."
observed Simmonds.
' Yes, agreed Godfrey his face
showed that pretty piaihiy'
wen. the man were AFTER amt IN
mere; wen nave 10 search 'il" Louise.
'hht we "t MISS 'ro!uoh 70
homer she wont run awny-Ih an
Swef Tor 'hhI' hes'ues' 'heres mourning
against hef'
Siihihohds pondered u minute
yes. suppose " ne said NJ last
"Or course shell nave 10 appear AT the
inquest DO you know her address,
yes; II East SiNty'hihth street.
sihmphus Jo'eu u uowh III MS note
DOCK
I "All right" he said YOU'D better
take her down to her cab" .
, "I'll see her down to her cab. Whas
are you going to dOi"
I'm going TO quiz the Janltor and
then search the house. Maybe the
other fellow hasn't had n chance to get
away yet. I wonder what's going on
out there:' he added IN they returned
together to the other room.
They could hear commotion Of
some sort in the hall, khe hum OF many
voices. the shhnling n many feet.
The colnmotlon swejlcd to nm uproar
as sImmonds opened the door and
closed II quickly behind him. Godfrey
heard his voice raised In angry expos
tuIntIon and he cbuckled primly 10
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~ on tha right side. with both legs
doubled under II. The face was a
bearded one. rOulh. coarse aud little
bloatcd: not II prcpossesslng face uiIdo
any circumstances, and actually repul.
sive now with Its gaping mouth aud
widely staring eyes. II was tanned
and scanned by exposure to wind and
rain and there was deep scar across
tine left temple.
age" remarked Godfrey. "poui, Smell
the whisky"
Then. looking into the staring eyes.
he uttered sudden exclamation.
"Sec there, Sin!nonds. how the right
pupils dliated. DO You know what
that meansf"
Simmonds shock his head.
NO. can't say TO-"
ut means" said Godfrey. "that
somebody hit this fellow hard blow
on the left side Of the head and pro.
duced hemorrllagc OF the brain"
They stripped back the shirt from
the breast \ little, blood was stlll
yelling from a wound Just over the
heart.
That's what did tn business" oh.
served Simmouis. "ard NJ close range
loo Soc ,hnr." ,,a h. :, g,,,,j 4, M.
reJ ,,,,ux ub,ut IN. xnund ..IJo
wasn't shot from the corner. that's
sur. Iet's 40. what he's r,t In his
n,ckets"
a.
There were only pipe. II knife. pack.
age Of cheap tobacco. u handful Of
loose coins and IN old pockctbook con.
taInIng n little roll OF newspaper clip.
pings and receipt for months rent
for suit fourteen made out to III.
Thompson"
''rhompson." repeated Simmonds.
"and II lot of clippings. Can you read
French. Godfrey
"a little answered Godfrey modest
~ LET me see" lie took the clip.
pincs and looked ut the first one.
'Suresnes, Sept. 10, 1891" he read
haltingly ~ have TO report an event
the most interesting which has just
happened here, and which proves again
tha futilliy OF vows the most rigorous
to quiet the ardent desires Of the hu'
man heart or to change the -
"oh. we'll" interrupted Simmonds,
1--WE cant waste time reading any more
Of that rot; It sounds like II French
rnoscl The coroner can wrestle with
1t, II he thinks It's worth while"
He replaced the clippings In the
purse, which he slipped back into the
pGcke, from which he had taken II.
"Now." he added. rising TO his feet,
wed better get the girls story"
Miss Croydon" he bcxau abruptly
though pcrhnps In gcntIcr voice than
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-14

Blank books OF all sorts. ledgers
etc manufactured by the Bulletin Pub
fishing ComDany.
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WANTED.

suite or small cottage In
good location; reasonable rent. Ad-
dress "B. S." J.. q. Box 90.
3Gl3-lw
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CHAPTER Ill

CHAPTER Ill.
GODFREY glanced at his watch
II was after . o'clock. The
- rain had almost ceased. bus
~ the wind wac stll high. lie
turned bacl: To the building and found
the lanltor sitting just insidc.ihc door
He had endured the ordeal Of inQuisi-
ton by police and reporters aud was
rather limp.
After all, Godfrey told himself, he
had us yet only halt the story: he
must get every detail from this man.
and he saw that II would be necessary
to proceed delicately, for his compan-
Ions temper was evidently badly ruff.
fed.
Ito Be Continued)
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-02-14
DR.. I Uen1ura.

Physician and Surgeon; Specialist
eye disc lses. Office, Beretania near
Nuuanu. Hours; to / a. m, to
sp, m. Telephone Main 42O. ONCE
King mr. Alapai; hours: to 3 pm.
Telephone White acc,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
GETS LIFE PASS.

Should President Roosevelt visit
Marion and while here desire to
see the Lime Burners in action he
won t have to look through a knot
hole in the fence at Webb park.
Yesterday at Washington NJ M
President was presented with a
solid gold folding card comforting
ON hIm life membership in the Nat
bnal Association of Professional
Baseball leagues, with the privilege
of admission to all the games play
ed by the clubs composing the as
sociation. The card is of the regu-
laiion baseball ticket sze, the
presidents photograph engraved
in cnamcllcd gold, the date Of
presentation and The name of as
many of the cities as there was
room for.
Eighteenth in the list of leagues
on tho card is the
Ohio and Pennsylvania league.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
MOnOtOny leads
To Insanity

Too much excltcmcnt-too much mo-
notony. Both these extremes are fatal
TO the nervous system.
Diseases of tho nerves often result
from the excessive mental work and
worry and the strife and turmoil OF
city life.
But what leads to the paralysis the
locomotor ataxla and the insanity which
comes frequently to the farmer or his
wife living in rural sections. or to per-
sons vino work with machinery? 1t 10
tho monotony
Whatever your circumstances, II is
wise to be alert for symptoms which
denote exhausted nerves, headache and
indigcstion lrritabllty of temper and
weakness Of body and mind. and to be-
gin at once the use of DR.. A. w. Chase's
Nerve Pills.
Science has no more effective treat
ment to offer as means OF restoring
vigor and vitality to a wasted. nervous
system than Or. A. w. Chase's Nerve
pills; so cents n box, boxes for $3.50:
at all dealers, or Dr. A. w. Chase Med.
Co, Buffalo, N. Y. The portrait and
signature OF DR.. A. w. Chase. the
famous receipt book author, are on
every box
For sale in Marion, Ohio. By Flock
n Druu Cfnra
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17

The hopes of FeTd Drumm and his
Lime Burners of handing Youngs-
town another lemon yesterday after
noon were spoiled by the weatherman
and at the last minute, the game had
TO be called Off, and the Marion team
remains tied with Youngstown for the
first position The game was the
only one scheduled for yesterday that
was not played
Early this morning Ferd and his
trusty crew packed up and left
Youngstown for Sharon, whore they
will play two games, today and Sat
urday. II will be remembered by the
fans that Sharon came here a week
ago last Sunday ana copped a five
to four twelve inning game with Mr..
Edfeldt in the box The game was a
tough one for Marion TO lose and the
Lime Burners are prepared to get re-
venge in the present series
An of the men want another chance
at that gent named Edfeldt, and they
say that they will put him out Of the
business in about half Il game. Shar-
ION on its last visit here played only
.Ouc game, the other two Of The series
being postponed on account Of rain
and cold weather.
After the game saturday night the
Lime Burners will return here for
game Suudgy with Lancaster This
will be the first appearance of the
Lanks in these parts Both the
home team arr the visitors are well
up In the race, and the game should
be royal battle II is expected that
the attendance will be much larger
than at any game yet played at Webb
park.
On Monday the Lime Burners re-
turn to Sharon for one game, and
then move on to New Castle for three
games, returning here on next Fri
day to open series with Newark.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
A BAD DAY FOR FASTENERS.
Every Western Club in the American
League Won on Thursday.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clnhs.

Following are Thursday scores:
AT Cleveland-Boston /, Cleveland
2. Young, Shaw; Liebhardt, Clarke.
Al Detroit-New York o. Detroit /.
Doyle, Kleinow; Killian, Schmidt
AT Chicago Washington 2, Chicago
T. Hughes, Graham, Heydon; Smith,
Sullivan.
At st. Louis Athletics 0, ST. Louis
4. Plank, Schreck; Powell, OConuor.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
Y. M. c. A.
HAPPENINGS

An aggregation of Delaware bow
lers visited the city last night and
entered into little contest With
local Y M. c. A. bowling team.
The visitors couldn't stand the
pace and went down in defeat by
total pins and in two out of three
games.
Following are the scores of the
contest:
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17

An interesting program was
given at a well attended meeting
Of the Florence Richards ". G. II.
L. held at Wesley n. T.. church
Thursday afternoon. The topl3 Of
the day was Labor and Temper
ance. 4"
Tho program was opmel al;h
devotional exercises by ne prcsi-
dent, Mrs. Enoch Knachc!. af,er
which an article on "'The Deralar-
ed Alcohol Law as An Aid TO Tenn
peranee," was read by Mrs j.. A.
DOIworih. An article on "Plans
for Fairs and Open Air Work"
was read by Mrs. William Watkins
and Mrs. q. j. Elliott read pa
per ON s" Are Sabbath Laws Consis-
tent Wlh Liberty. " A paper on
the Effect Of Intemperaacs on
haboring Men in This Commcnity ="
was read by Mrs. C.. II. towley
and the program was closed with
an interesting talk on W. c.. +. U.
work by Rev. c. r.. Rowley.
-
MISS Anna Schoenlaub entertained
"A a pleasant manner the members
aud guests of the n. A. b. club at
her home On South Greenwood street
Yesterday evening. Progressive games
was the principal social feature, and
nller an interesting season the first
honors were awarded TO Miss Cleo
Savage, who was successful in scor-
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
AKRON, u; MANSFIELD, 8.

Mansfield, May, 16-Akron won cas-
lily today through the poor work OF
Scanlon in the box, he passed num-
ber hitting several and being batted
hard when he did get them overthe
plate. Score:
II II T.
Mansfield 900 OeO 0 o. 3 s 3
Akron ....3 0 0 2 0 3 2 LIZ 16 0
Batteries Scaulon and Bregmaier:
Breckenridge Armstrong and LaI.ong.
Runs-Drake, King Delehanty:
.Caffyn 2, Kahl, Nallln3, Schwartz
.Strood, Davis, Eichelberger Breck-
enridge. Earned runs Mansfield 2:
Akron. 8. Home runs-Schwartz and
Nallln. Three base hits-King, Dele
RanN Two-base hits -Cafryn, ,Stroodl
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
HAPPENINGS IN THE Cd Cd
% % BASE BALL WORLD

Breckenridge, Stolen bases Schwartz
Hits-off Armstrong s. Sacrifice hits
-LaLonge. Eichelbarger. Base on
balls-off Scanlon 2; off Armstrong,
p; off Breckenridge, 1: Struck out
by Armstrong, @ Hit by pitcher
-Caffyn, Davis. Passed balls--LaLong
Umpire Bannon.
SHARON, A; LANCASTER, 8.
Lansaster, May 16-Umpire Lath-
am made several decisions contrary
TO the rules today, which practically
gave Sharon 10 inning game to 3.
Each side made 10 hits but they
were all scattered out. It is under
stood Manager Breen will protest
the game to President Morton. Score:
r II E
Lancaster
OOOoO11O1OO O--S 10 0
Sharon
900 OOt1OO II 10 G
Batteries Schultz and Piper Ma
larkey and Mattison. Runs-Locke,
Schultz; Mathay, Kerr, McLafferty.
Mattson. Three-basa hits-McLaffer-
ty. Tooley Two-base hits--Elston,
Kerr Mattison. Left on bases-Lan-
caster s; Sharon C. Hit by pitcher
Raftis, Heller. Struck out-Shutts,
4; by NTalarkey, 4. Bases on balls
OFF Shuttz. /; off MalarHey. 3. Dou-
BILE play -Elston and Servatious. wild
Stolen bases-Serva-
tious Sellars, McLafferty. Umpire
Latham. Time-2:25.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17

The field day exercises for the
boys of the graded schools of the
city which were to have been held
last Saturday will be pulled OFF at
the fairgrounds tomorrow afternoon
The affair will be something very
unusual and all lovers Of good clean
athlellcs should not miss it. There
Is very large entry and the pro-
gram promises TO be most enioy-
able one.
The first event will be started
promptly at 2:3O o'clock sharp and
The LIST of events will last about
two houss.
- 5 better to be at the top look
ING down than at the bottom looking
up.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
Piles Cured in o to ID Days.

PAzo OINTMENT is guaranteed
to cure any case OF Itching, Blind,
Bleeding or Protruding Piles In to
II days or money refunded. soc.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
NATIoNAL league.

FOLLOWING Is the score of tie only
game played Thursday:
AZ Boston-Chicago Z, Boston 0.
Pfeister Moran; Lindanan. Need,
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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-17
Totals ...,.. 683 sol n

The champion Y. NJ. C.. A. vol
ley ball team, also a select bowling
team will 60 to Bucyrus tonight
where they will enjoy an evening Of
sport with the Association fellows
OF that town. The teams will char
ter an automobile for the trip.