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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
SCHOOL CHILDREN FREE TODAY.

The Chautauqua management
requests the Eagle TO announces
that school children will be admit
ted free to the afternoon meeting
at the opera house and all are cor
daily invited TO attend and hear
Miss Frank Miller. traveller and
lecturer, who especially desires
their presence and will talk &c
them about any country they may
select.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
Military DAY. Thursday, June s.

800 p. M. Music .............. Selected
3.iS.p. o., Lecture, The Mammoth
Cave" by Rev. F.. G.. Shouse.
500 p. M, Songs. Male Quartette
s;l5 p. M. Lecture. Capt. h. II. Sargen,
Subject, 1.-The Limitation OF Arma-
ments and Arbitration"
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
PROGRAM.
Education Day, Tuesday, June 9Th.

Educstion Day, Tuesday, June 9TH.
800 q. m. Music ......... Ladies Chorus
> Selection ........... Instrumental
Sis p. M, Lecture.
Miss Frank Miller, Traveller
500 p. m. Music. ............C Chorus
Vocal Duet.
s;iS p. M, Costume Lecture. Miss Miller
Very popular with Chau,auquas.)
Ben nur Day. Wednesday. June Sth.
500 p. m. Little Drama
BY the Entertainers
Readings How Rubenstein Played
by Grabel.
3,l5 p. M, concert Ben Hur Entertainers
Pan,omine ... Great Speech
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
JEFFERSON DAVIS BIRTHDAY.
Appropriately Celebrated BY l.. S. Ross
Chapter, U. D. C., Yesterday
Afternoon.

The anniversary of the birthday
of Jefferson Davis was celebrated
by the ladies of L. S. Ross Chapter,
u. ID. c., yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. w. S. Wilson,
the double parlors being tastefully
decorated for the occasion and Avell
filled with those in attendance. A
short business session for routine
matters, with the president, Mrs.
w. A. Banks, presiding. preceded
the most excellent program which
was we'll rendered and the source
of much patriotic inspiration as
well as serving to keep green the
memory of him so Veil beloved and
so honored by the South. and who
in turn so greatly suffered for heI
sake. Dainty refreshments were
served following the exercises.
PROGRAM.
March 80. ........... Beethoven
Mrs. w. S. Wilson.
Responsive Scripture Reading go. Chapter
Vocal Solo, Beyond the Gates.
Mrs. c. l.. Hilger.
Roll call, answered by facts relating
to the life of Jefferson Davis.
instrumental Solo ............-....
Miss Ira Maud Camp.
Reading, visi, to Beauvoir After the War
Mrs. NJ. w. Sims.
Quar,eue, "Old Folks al Home
Misses Roberts and West, MeSdames
Raysor and Wilson.
Reading, "Our Dead Chief. ",.......
Mrs. Albert Buchanan.
Vocal Solo, Grass and Roses Bartlett
Miss Marie Adams.
Memorial Of Jefferson Davis ........
Mrs. |. ID. West.
Vocal Trio, Servant of God, Well Done
Mesdames Hilger. Wells and Zuber.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
WIGHT ACCEPTS.
VIII Not Become Internal Revenue
Commissioner For Some Time.

Washington. June 3.-Pearl Wight
OF New Orleans. Republican national
committeeman of Louisiana. has &c.
cepted the post OF commissioner Of
internal revenue. 10 become effective
Dec. !. ar. Wight has number Of
important business matters which he
wants TO adjust and settle prior TO
taking up the duties OF the office.
Pending his assumption of the work
q commission ad interim will be- ZAP
pointed by the president. He already
has been selected hut his name has
not yet been announced.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
DAVIS DAY IN TEXAS.
Anniversary Of Birth OF Confederate
Executive Generally Observed.

Austin, June monday was the
ninety-ninth anniversary Of the birth
Of Hon. Jefferson Davis. An act pass
ed by the last legislature makes the
occasion a legal holiday. All the state
buildings. banks and postoffice were
closed here. Advices from all over
the state report banks observed the
entire day. also postoffices. while rail-
road offices in many instances gave q
half holiday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
Protect Your Pianos.

Ordinary moth balls will no, destroy or
keep moths on, OF pianos. Golfers Moth
Ererminaior will destroy them instantly
This preparation is endorsed by piano
dealers and tuners. i, Is sold under a
s,rie, guarantee by Smith Drug Co. $50
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04
oREEN.EYEp MONSTER.
Causes Husband to MORALLY Wound
His Wife and XIII Himself.

Copenhagen. Denmark. June a.
Cordakrum. Williamson. a celebrated
Danish actress. was shot and MORALLY
wounded by her husband az Ho'e,
Aalberg. Jutland. The husband after
shooting his wife. Immediately com
mitted suicide. jealousy was the
cause Of the tragedy. t
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04

Sobeiski told the interesting story
of the rise and fall of the Polish
republic and the struggle of her
people for freedom.
II was a matter of general regret
that illness prevented Miss Edna
Nash Thompson, reader, from fill
ing her engagement here yester-
day. a vocal number by Mrs. {.
l.. Hilger in the afternoon and one
by Mrs. w. c. Davis in the even
ing gave much pleasure.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-06-04

Free tests arc nov being supplied By
20 al Catarrh sufferers. There ]
expense--no Obligation whatever.
DIR. Shoop Is combining Oil Of Eucall
Thymol. Menthoi, Oil Of WinterEreen
and Is incorporating these ingredient
a pure. snow-white eream-like lmu
Petrolatum. This Creation-Dr. Sh
Catarrh Remedy-gives immediate
lasting relief 20 catarrh OF the nos(
throat. That all may first test Il free.
trial boxes are being mailed wi
charge, simply 90 encourage these
and thus fully demonstrate. beyond 4
the value of this combination. i
II Catarrh has extended down q
stomach or bowels. then DR.. 81
Restorative must also be used intel
u a complete cure Is 70 Be expI
Otherwise the DR.. Shops q
Remedy will alone be entirely suff
Write DR.. Shoop, Racine. Wis. for
and book. Sold BY Druggists every
wAssA ssss AN . - peat
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s.ia \. n. JAMES.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12

matte Safety Gas Burner and will
say that consider It a device of
considerable merit.
Yours truly,
J. p. O'BRIEN,
Portland, Oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
These devices were exhibited at the Salem, Oregon
State Fair, September IS to d, and received d.
p1oma Of merit and bse ribbon, being the highest pos
sible gift of the association.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
Puget Sound Electric Railway.
Tacoma Railway Il Power Co.

ihCoHhi runway ~ ROVER 20.
Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 4, 1907.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
i have examined the Campbell's
Automatic Safety Cut-offs, as ap-
piled to gas jets and gasoline stoves,
and as far as / can see at this time,
they are simple in construction and
positive in action. consider this
the best device for the control OF
gas and gasoline, that has ever come
under my observation and do not
hesitate to give II my unqualified
endorsement.
Very respectfully,
w. G.. DENNY,
Master Mechanic.
State Fair Grounds.
Salem, Ore, Sept. 1921, 1907.
We, the undersigned, have made
a careful examination OF the mech
anism, patents, books, ETC., OF the
Campbell's Automatic Safety Gas
Burner company and find II to be
equally as good, II not better, than
represented In the company's book
let's. We find that the burner will
do everything that is claimed for Il;
that It is absolutely safe. durable
and reliable, and without doubt one
OF the greatest inventions In the
world. We believe the pur'
chase OF stock in this company TO be
a safe investment and one which
should and will pay large DIVIDENDS
to its investors:
A. L. Fraser, plumbing shop, sa-
lem.
A. F. Hofer, proprietor Capital
Journal, Salem.
II. A. Nohnson. insurance, Salem.
E. ]. Daley, Willamette Hotel sa-
lem.
e. A. Long, Portland, Ore.
s. NJ. Mann, Rainier, Ore.
Albert II. Gile, reporter STATES
man, Salem, Ore.
/. N. Kaufman, 5S5 North Church
street, Salem.
F. w. Ruef. 1865 South CONNER
cial street, Salem.
Joseph Graber, 495 Twelfth St.
Salem.
c. j. Schramm, merchant, Salem
r. l.. Bloomfield, $50 Gleason sl'
Portland.
W. F. Buckman. IS Third street
Portland. -.
II. A. Hattel, 254S Eighth street.
Baker City, ore.
f. A. Meyers, Salem.
w. II. Wood, Salem. .r
Doc Tucker. Willamette ho'e'
Salem.
NJ. C. Campbell, Wells-Fafgo EA'
press, Portland.
A. ]. Smyth. Hubbard, ore, o-e
Rev. p. Paul Dakin, BROOKS WV
f. Lupton, Salem.
F. Grouse, Salem.
A. j. Kaeser. Salem.
c. w. Bradshaw, Newport, ~ :,
w. E. Seney, 1886 East siaeA -
Portland. go. .,raet.
Salem.
T. Maplethorpe, Salem. o,a
Maurice Klinger, Salem, Or In.
f. A. Patterson, metal "oiA''
dependence, ore. ,.,,ortment
w. Manley Cook, pay depAi''N
L. S. Army, Portland. .nd vice
sam A. CARRIER, manager Sao Spo,osdy
president Hickory BARK
company, Salem, ore. -. Grove,
f. Wayne Brunell' oAA
Ore. oskssdsle,
Wash.
rCIaI REPRESENTATIVE,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12

The Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company-Southern Pacific Com
pany-Lines In Oregon.
NJ. j. BUCKLEY,
General Superintendent.
l have examined Campbell's Au-
tomato Safety Gas Cut-offs, and
have noticed II In operation on gas
jets, and have no hesitation what
ever In expressing my high opinion,
not only OF It's great value from the
standpoint OF safety, but also from
an economical standpoint. II is also
capable of being made in different
styles from an ornamental point OF
view, which would appeal TO most
most householders who would other
wise have a hesitancy in attaching
device which might detract from the
appearance OF the ordinary gas fix-
lures. Altogether II strikes me as
being n device which, when manu-
factured TO sell at reasonable price,
will be a good thing for anyone TO
take hold OF. as II should become
practically universal In use wherever
gas is used.
Yours truly,
ID. p. WOOD,
Chief Clerk to Genl Supt,
Portland, oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
A NEW INVENTION.
That Makes Death by Gas Impos.

"Campbells Automatic Safety
Gas Burner makes the use of gas
Tor either heating or lighting pur-
poses absolutely safe for the follow
ing reasons:
list This burner Is controlled
entirely by the heat from the burn
ing gas, and II, for any reason, the
gas is not kept burning, the flow is
automatically cut on.
"2nd. II person unskilled in
the use OF gas should blow out the
hame, and not turn on the gas, this
burner will do so automatically. -
jamestown, Va, Magazine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
GREAT INVENTOR IN TOWN.

GREAT INVENTOR IN TOWN.
v. Il. Campbell, the Automatic Gas
Cut-off Genius, Is Here.
V. Il. Campbell, inventor OF the
Campbell Automatic Safety Gas Cut
on. is In the city taking in the state
fair. and many people who are in
terested in mechanical contrivances
are enjoying an acquaintance with
him. II is undoubtedly n fact that
he has one of the most attractive
inventions OF the age. His contriv-
ance seems to be simple, and yet
II meets a need that has been keen
ly apparent ever since the use OF
gas as an Illuminating substance
has been before the public. His in
vention makes II impossible for gas
10 pass through n jet when II is not
burning, hence II a light is acci-
dentally extinguished, blown out or
goes out from temporary difficulty
with the gas plant, the flow OF gas
is sure TO be cut of. Thus II not
only prevents gas from escaping,
but In many instances saves. There
are thousands OF cases OF asphyxia-
tion every year, and this invention
will forever put stop to II. Even
II a person wishes 10 suicide by the
gas route, II would be impossible
with this fixture on the light. The
invention Is also valuable on gas
or gasoline stove. In most cities the
latter are entirely prohibited, but
with this automatic cutoff they are
Just as safe as any kind of stove.
Salem (Oregonl Daily Capital
Journal, September 16. 1907.
COMMUNICATION
(From Hood River Newsletter
Hood River, Ore, Aug. II, 1907.
To whom II may concern:
At the request of some friends
who were considering the propriety
of investing In the stock of Camp
bells Automatic Gas Burner Com
pany, as we'll as TO satisfy ourselves
of the utility of the invention, and
10 learn first handed just who, and
what was behind the enterprise, the
undersigned visited Portland. Ore
gon, and examined the books. rec
ords, patents, etc, of the company,
as well as the different styles of their
burners In use and on exhibition In
their Office and shop, and found ev-
erything 10 be fully as good as rep
resented in the company's booklets.
Realizing and appreciating the
value of this invention. and believ-
ing that these automatic safety
burners win command a worldwide
market, and that IL is reasonable 10
expect an enterprise of this char.
acter to return large profits on the
money invested, we have been glad
To subscribe for stock ourselves and
take pleasure In recommending the
same 10 our friends as a safe invest
ment.
Very respectfully yours,
+. w. M'REYNOLDS,
Merchant.
c. u. NICKELSEN.
City Editor Newsletter.
We believe Camphell's Automatic
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
Public Use REQUIRED by law.

Il nat tue idWb VI tue idHu Will re-
quire all public houses, especially
sleeping agreements, to use these
Automatic Safety Burners, is the
opinion OF all who have seen them
and given the matter thought.
Railroads and street cars are re-
quired TO use automatic couplers and
safety tenders, and numerous laws
have been passed for the protection
OF the public where the danger is not
half so great as is made possible by
the use of unsafe gas burners; and
II is unreasonable TO believe that
with the thousands OF deaths and
other accidents yearly arising out OF
the use of such burners, that when
our factories can supply the demand,
the city, state and national govern
ments will take action in this matter
and give the public the protection
which the use OF these safety appli-
ances afford.
take pleasure in certifying that
/ have thoroughly examined and
tested every piece and part that en-
ters into the construction OF the
Campbell Automatic Safety Gas and
Gasoline Cut-offs, and burners used
FOR heating and lighting purposes,
as we'll as the mechanical principles
involved therein, and find said de-
vices TO be absolutely durable and
possessing great merit, rendering the
use of gas and gasoline for both
heating and lighting purposes abso-
lutely safe.
! consider the above invention
one possessing the greatest merit
and value of any coming under my
observation as a machinist with over
40 years of active experience.
(Signed) NJ. DEMNiER.
5SS Second St, Portland. Ore
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN,

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
| have thoroughly examined and
tested The mechanism of Camphell's
Automatic Cut-offs as applied 20 gas,
gasoline and aeetylene burners, and
as master mechanic and machinist
OF SO years experience, hnd the de-
vices 60 be simple In construction
and positive In action.
There can be no accident result
ing from escaping gas or gasoline
whore the burners are equipped with
these automatic out-offs, for the rea-
son that as soon as the heat from
the burning gas, gasoline or aoetylene
leaves the burners the thermostat
cools, the metal necessarily contract
ing and thus causing the oonnecting
rod 10 force into operation the neces-
sary mechanism 90 turn OF the es-
Gaping gas or gasoline.
AUGUST IA. SCHULTZ,
Master Mechanic,
75l umatilla Ave, Portland. Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
no WHOM IT NAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
We have examined the Campbell
Automatic Safety Gas Burner thor
oughly and find that the automatic
feature is absolute. This burner
precludes the possibility OF escape
OF gas should It be turned on and
not lighted or the light extinguish-
ed before II is turned off.
Very truly yours,
BARRETT MANUFACTURE
AGENCY,
Portland, Ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
have had the pleasure to ex-
anime the mechanism OF Campbells
Automatic Safety Gas Burner Com
pany's> Automatic Cut-offs. and also
to see the devices in operation on
gas burners and gasoline stoves, and
cheerfully give them my unqualified
recommendation as being the safest
and best device / have eyer seen on
either gas burners or gasoline
As manager OF the American Gas
Stove company, of st. Joseph, Mo,
and while being engaged In the re-
tail stove business for the past 10
years, have made Il point to
thoroughly examine every device
that tends TO make safe the use of
gas and gasoline for heating and
lighting purposes, and find In the
Campbell Automatic Cutoff the
only absolutely safe device that has
come under my observation and
which will supply much needed and
long felt want.
They have my unqualified en-
doraement and have no doubt but
these Automatic Cut-offs will come
into universal use.
Very spectfully yours,
NJ. d. AYERS, Manager.
American Gas Stove Co.
1915 9th s., 81. Joseph, Mo.
After examining the Campbell's
Automatic Safety Gas Burner Com
pany's Cut-offs, want TO say that
they possess all the meritable points
that are claimed for them and set
forth In the company booklets.
There are many features pertain
ing TO the invention which enhance
its usefulness, efficiency, durability,
accuracy OF movement and positive
ness In its working that is impossible
TO set forth In the limited space al
loted me In this testimonial regard
ing It's merits.
My long experience as an active
constructor OF mechanical devices,
close application TO mechanical prin-
ciples and my never ceasing effort
20 know how 20 do things, has well
fitted me TO Judge OF this device.
and | must say that the Campbell
Automatic Cut-off Is the most per-
feet and complete piece OF mechan-
Ism Il has been my pleasure 90 ex-
anime.
Very respectfully yours,
NJ. G. BINGHAM.
Master Mechanic
Residence at 42l Skidmore street,
Portland, ore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
WELLS FARGO 4 COMPANY
EMPRESS,

ENPRESS.
III. Beckwith. Gen. Agt., Cor. 4th
and Yamhill So.
Campbell's Automatic Safety Gas
Burner Co.
Portland. Oregon.
I have thoroughly examined the
Automatic Safety Gas Burner and
am satisfied Il Is all II is claimed,
therefore ! do not hesitate TO sub
scribe for stock.
Wishing You every success, | am
Yours very truly,
X. BECKWITH,
General Agent,
Portland, oregon.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
| have had the pleasure 10 thor
oughly test the Campbell Automatic
Safety Gas Burner and il is the only
appliance that I have ever seen that
makes accidental gas asphyXiation
absolutely impossible and take
pleasure in recommending for Il
your careful consideration
Very respectfully
q. Nj. TUPPER.
Light and Water Inspector,
san Francisco, Cal
Oregon Railroad q Navigation Co.
southern Pacific CO.-I.ines in
Oregon.
]. p. OBRIEN,
Vice Pres and Gen. Mgr. o. r. &
n. Co.
Gen, Mgr, Sou. Pae. Co.--Lines in
Oregon.
Campbelrs Automatic Safety Gas
Burner Co.
2l4-sl5 Commercial Block. City,
Gentlemen;
have investigated your Auto
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12

When we consider that this auto
matte safety cutoff can be ap-
piled to gas and gasoline stoves, as
well as burners using gas OF any
kind for lighting or heating pur-
poses, its value to humanity as
life and gas saver is beyond compu-
tation.
Uar,, 4r,,1,y ynnro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12

We, the undersigned, have care
fully examined the mechanism OF
Campbell's Automatic Safety Gas
Burner and subjected II to severe
test, and find that everything claim
ed for 1t by the patentee is as stated
and recommend the burner for its
life and gas saving appliance
w. G. HASSLER, NJ. ID.
Chief Sanitary Inspector.
T. j. FARRELL,
Chief Plumbing Inspector.
San Francisco, Cal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12
G. ID. NICKELSEN.

CITY Editor NeWs-Letttl,
We believe Camphell's Automatic
Safety Gas Burner 10 be & very
practical device, for which there Is
an immense demand throughout the
world
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-10-12

v. Il. Campbell, the Automatic Gas
Cutoff Genius, Is Here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-26
Totals. . 72711 oil Totals.
.Rattnl for Malsh In the ninth.

pbiIadelnbia " 9 o 0 0 x-2
Chca 20 -........ o D o O 0 o 90
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Departmental LEAGUE
PLAYERS BANQUETED

In recognition of the laudable efforts of
the Commerce and Labor athletes to bring
home the bacon In the Departmental Base
ball League and in honor of Doc Klein
schmidt's notable performance of going
through three seasons in the suburbs with
out an error, the Commerce and Labor
MANAGEMENT yesterday evening motoeed
the kid wonder, his fellow ball tossers and
The Stars scorer to a banquet. The man
agement was unanimously voted the best
ever, and the boys declared they would
cinch the rag for 1t next season.
The genial manager, Mr.. Anderson, pre-
sided and instructed the coming champions
how to play ball. do the hundred-yard dash
and tell stories of how good they used to
be. Modest Doc" very happily replied to
the toast How to play left field and be
happy though married." and easily out
footed the older sprinters in the fifty and
hundred yard daShes.
The members of the team present were
Pitcher Kinney, Shortstop Bielaski, First
Baseman Damper, Catcher Erwin. Second
Baseman Schreiner and Outfelders Shoe
maker, Kleinschmidt, Fenwick and Rapp.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-07-26

Before one of the largest and most enthu
siastic crowds Of the season the Aloysius
team defeated the Southern Railway squad
yesterday afternoon by the score Of 10 to 8,
and thereby maintained the leadership In
the league.
Great interest marked the contest yester-
day. as. had the result been in favor of the
Southern lads. they would. instead of hold
ing down third place, have had the other
teams trailing behind them.
The crowd was composed of large groups
of rooters of both aggregations. which were
scattered around the entire field. and the
enthusiasm never waned throughout the
seven innings of play. In this line it is
safe to say that the Aloysius tribe was
more consistently represented. and 1t was
probably through the exultant cheering of
the North Capitol street rooters that South
ern lost, as the noise of the fans proved In
strumental In rafting the latters pitchers
and caused Manager Hunter to eject Dent
and put in Mcknight. The latter. although
hit pretty hard, worked a little better than
his predecessor. allowing but four runs
while six hits were made off Dent.
After the first session was concluded 1t
looked light easy picking for the Southern
lads. as they broke into the game with four
runs and Dent appeared to be in the best
of form and to have a good assortment or
curves. AlOysius got busy in the third,
and. when the debris had been cleared
away 1t was noticeable that the winners
had seven tallies chaiked up to their credit.
From the beginning of this round until the
last man down In the seventh the
cheerin never subsidized.
Gallagher was on the rubber for Alloy
sius. and. could the first and last innings
have been set aside, it could be said he
pitched magnificent game. He was touch
up for seven hits but his long suite was in
making the railroaders go out on strikes,
ten of them having been called out by this
route.
The Aloysius rooters must have felt
little groggy in the last session for time,
as the Southern boys took n a batting
brace, and. before any one was retired.
three runners had crossed the pan. two hits
and two errors being responsible. They got
another after this. and, when Gallagher
successfully put three that Wiley
could not solve, making the third out, the
Aloysius fans broke loose again, and their
cheering was continued for several minutes.
The score.