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WANTED-M Miscellaneous.

WANTED-By man and wife as fore
man and cook on a ranch. Sober and
steady man, wife a first-class cook.
Address c. CARY, Shoshone, Idaho,
care of Journal.
FIVE HUNDRED new subscribers
to the Shoshone Journal, the official
paper of Lincoln county.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
Game Bird Fund.

Lincoln, Oct. 4.--Game Warden Car
ter now has s493.50 in public sub
scriptions for the purchase OF Hun
garien partridges for propagation in
Nebraska. Citizens Of Long Pine, Cor
don, Merriman. Milford. Friend, Ma
son City and West Point have sub
scribed. The birds will cost S4.jo a
pair in New York city. or about s. q
pair not counting the cost OF expires.
charges from Lincoln 10 their desti.
nation. An order for $500 worth has
been placed by Mr.. Carter
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
NEBRASKA CORN TO BE THERE
Boys Are Taking a Lively Interest in
Great Show at CHICAGO.

Lincoln, Oct 5.-Nebraska school
boys will have their corn on exhi.
bition at the national corn contest
which is to begin in Chicago next
week
County superintendents have in.
formed Deputy State Superintendent
Bishop that their boys will be there
with the goods.
Nebraska will have three classes to
which Nebraskans alone are eligible
as competitors. Prizes are offered
for the best ten ears OF corn in these
three classes that will bring some
good exhibits, it is thought Special
classes have been provided for Iowa
South Dakota, Oklahoma. Texas. Mis-.
souri, and Kentucky
Among other features Is to be a
model corn Kitchen in which all kinds
Of corn cdibles will be served up to
the hungry siGhtseer.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
FERGUSON FILES DAMAGE SUIT
Husband Of Mrs. Cross Files Criminal
Charges Against Minister.

Lincoln, Oct. 4.-Rev. Wilbert p
Ferguson was arrested on a charge
sworn out by Arthur f. Cross of Uni
versity Place, alleging criminal rela
tions between Mr.. Ferguson and tho
wife OF Mr.. Cross.
The accused voluntarily accepted
service and through his attorneys
asked immediate trial in justice court
County Attorney Tyrell said he was
not ready to begin the case. but prom
ised an early hearing. Mr., Ferguson
was released on bonds furnished by
his attorneys. The complaint follows
closely the church trial of Rev. Mr.
Ferguson at the recent Methodist
Episcopal conference, which brought
about the withdrawal from the minis
tly Of Mr., Ferguson and his damage
suit against number OF ministers
of the church.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
HILL ROAD GETS CAUGHT
Burlington Fined for Violating Safety
Appliance Law.

Omaha, Oct. THE trial of the
safety appliance cases instituted by
the United States against the various
railway companies at Omaha for vio.
lation of the SAFETY appliance act was
concluded before Judge +. c. Munger
in the United States district court.
The last case tried was against the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rail.
way, two suits being joined. compris.
ing -four counts. Judge Munger in.
structod The jury to return verdict
Tor the government on the four counts.
In his decision Judge Munger said: (:
THE court finds that knowledge OF
the existence of the defective appli.
ance is not an element of defense,
nor can 1t so be recognized"
The penalty for each offense is 800
end under the judgment the Burling.
ton will have to pay bulk fine of
$400.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
FIRST CyB-T|CERGANEAT|E
TWELVE STRENUOUS INNiNoc
RESULT IN EVEN SCORE OF 8.
DARKNESS ENDS GREAT CONTEST
Crowd CT 24,377 Fills West Side Park
at Chicago to See Opening Dash
for Worlds Championship Between
Leaders of Two Leagues.

Chicago, Oct. 9.-Detroit and Chi
cago, leaders Of the American and Ma
tonal league, respectively. playe,
twelve strenuous innings to a tie mere
in the first game of the series fol
the base ball championship of the
worll. The contest was replete with
sensational situations and when I'm
pire O'Day of the National league
called the play off on account o.
darkness most Of the 24.317 spectators
sighed with relief and went home
well satisfied with the outcome.
Overall and Donovan we're the op.
posing pitchers. but the formCr was
taken out when Chicago had ted the
score in the ninth inning and had mcu
on bases waiting to score the winning
runs Moran was sent in to bat Tor
him, but before the latter had time
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
ROADS ASK FOR INJUNCTION
Want Restraining Order Pending
Appeal of Nebraska Case,

Omaha, Oct. S.-RailrOads OF Ne
Eraska have made another attempt
10 prevent the enforcement OF the
freight rate laws enacted by the last
legislature,
Acting for the allied roads, Judge
W. ID. McHugh applied to Judge 7, c
Munger OF the United States circuit
court for an order to restore the
original injunction to the enforcement
OF these laws. This injunction had
been dissolved by Judges w. III. and
T. c. Munger which left the state
commission free To enforce the laws.
The case is now on its way to the cir
cult court of appeals and the railroads
want the original restraining order
made effective until the higher court
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
sHUMWAY ENTERS HIS PLEA.
Denies He Is Guilty Of Murder of Mrs
Sarah Martin at Adams.

Beatrice, Neb., Oct. 4.-.Meade
Shumway, accused of the murder OF
Mrs Sarah Martin, was brought here
from the state penitentiary and given
a secret hearing before the county
Judge, He was formally arraigned,
pleaded not guilty and was bound over
TO the district court without bail
Sheriff Trude kept Shumway in hid.
ing until the train for Lincoln, when
ne was taken back to the peniten.
tiary. The feeling against Shumway
is so bitter that the sheriff feared an
attempt TO harm him had it been
known that he was in town.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
HALF OXFORD BLOCK BURNS
Loss by Fire in West Nebraska City
Will Aggregate Hundred Thousand.

Oxford, Neb., Oct. S.-A half block
in the central part of oxford burned
resulting in loss of 100000, in part
covered by insurance.
The fire started in the office of DR..
Cone over the drug store of Lance
Hooper. 1t spread with rapidity, hav.
ing good headway before being dis.
covered. Aid was asked of the fire
departments at McCook and Holdrege,
but the fire was under control here
before the fremen at either place
were ready for the trip.
The burned area includes the stores
of Lance Hooper, drugs: p. II. Dur.
ron company, general merchandise:
r. c. ReiChard. general merchandise:
George Martin, meat market: f. A.
Bawley, barber shop; S. Il. Leonard.
lGcksmith. and the Oxford Lumber
company.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

CoughIin'" error came in this round
and was costly, With runners on first
and second ne let an easy groundcr
from Eyeis' bat get away from him.
iiIing the bases. After that two runs
came across, one on passed ball,
Schmidt failing to hold Howard S
third strike
WhiIe this was going on Overall re
tired from the game and when the
visitors went 10 bat in the extra in.
speedy delivery in the growing dark.
ness. The tall pitcher was in rare
form, having good control and against
his curves and shoots such hatsmen
as Schaefer, Crawford and Cobb We're
helpless.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
REPORTS ON STATE LANDS
Almost Two Million Acres, All sf
Which Is Under Lease.

Lincoln, Oct. LAND Commissiua.
er Eaton has compiled a report Va
the educational lands of the state.
On 25,6G9.95 acres appraised tie
county appraisers placed a valuation
of $3.50, $500 This was increased
by the state board to $416,5S4.69 an
increase Of $S0,99S.10. On Dec. I,
1906, the state had on hand 1872
iO2 acres. of which all but eighteen
acres was under lease. Dec. |. 1866,
there was due the state on sale cor-
tracts S2jS,742.l7. After Jan. /. 1903.
the principal on contracts will draw
. per cent interest instead of 6 Per
cent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

ton demanding that the next congress
of the United States adopt reciproc-
ity law that would afford American
shippers market in every point of
the world and provide an outlet for
surplus products.
After selecting Chicago for the
convention in 1908, the delegates
Clec,ed the following officers: Presi-
dent, J. $. Agar, Chicago; vice presi.
dent, u. w. Corkran, Baltimore: sec
retaiy. G. l.. Mccarthy, New York;
treasurer, J. l.. Roth, Cincinnati.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
ROADS co TO HIGHEST COURT.
State Notified Of Determination 70
Take Grain Case Up.

Lincoln, Oct. 5.-Julge W. d. NJ,
Hush notified Attorney General
Thompson that the railroads would
present motion in the federal court
Monday next asking for a modification
OF the order prohibiting the roads from
"njoining the PRONUNCIATION OF grain
rates. The purpose OF the modifi a.
ton is 10 permit an appeal To the
United States supreme court. This
Will take the Nebraska railroad com.
missions rights into the highest court.
II the permission is granted. judge
McHugh represents the Burlington,
and at the hearing was spokesman gor
all the railroads.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
"WAHOO SAM CRAWFORD.


TO deliver the needed hit Evers
tried to steal home and was out by
narrow margin, retiring the side.
Reubach finished the game and loI
three innings retired Detroit's heavy
hitters without the sembance of a
hit. The work Of all the pitchers was
first class, but Donovan had shade
on his rivals in that he struck out
twelve of the opposing batsmen. His
second base on balls was costly, but
with good support he would have won
his game Crawford and Jones of De,
troit carried off the batting honors
with three hits each.
The contest was watched by an i'm
mense crowd, the enlarged stands be.
ing packed to capacity, while a thin
fringe of enthusiasts occupied stand.
ing room in deep center field
Whatever ground rules may have
been formulated were not in evidence.
as none of the nineteen hits went
outside the playing space.
The game itself was evenly con.
tested. Both teams broke under fire.
Chicago mixing two OF its errors
with two hits in the eighth inning
when Detroit scored all three of its
runs. while the visitors returned the
compliment in the next inning, allow.
ing Chicago to tie the score Captain
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
CATHOLICS LAY CORNERSTONE.
High Church Cignitaries from All
over Northwest in Omaha.

herstOne of the new st. Cecelia's ca.
tnedral in this city drew archblsh.
ops, bishops and other high dgni.
tarics of the Catholic church from all
over the northwest TO Omaha. The
procession was one of the largest re.
ligious demonstrations ever witnessed
in Omaha. Fully 5000 persons were
in line.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
CATTLE BELOW OVER BABY.
Deserted Child Being Devoured by
Crows When Found.

Crofton, Neb., Oct. 7.-Crolton citi.
zons are worked up over the finding
OF a baby about day old in a pas.
ture near town. The believing OF
some cattle drew people to the spot.
a flock of crows rose as the place
was approached and the badly mu.
tilated body was then discovered. In.
to light any explanation Of the affair
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
Prosecution Of Packing Firms.

Lincoln, Oct Food Commission.
er Johnson has written a letter TO the
county attorney of Douglas county
ordering him To begin prosecuting the
packing houses. The prosecution will
be based on a failure on the part OF
the managers OF these corporations
to mark the correct weight on pack.
ages.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
THAYER MONUMENT ACCEPTED.
Unwilling viii Take Place Oct. -
in WYuka Cemetery.

Lincoln, Oct 3.-TSe monument -
General John NJ. Thayer, ex-governor
and civil war commander. erected by
the people of the state in Wyuka cem
etery, Lincoln, was accepted by the
states legislative committee. The
nnveiling will take place Oct. 81. at
which time General John c. Gown 4
Omaha will make the unveiling al.
dress.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

San Francisco, Oct. 9-The United
States gunboat Yorktown, which was
dispatched six months ago to Central
American waters, arrived here. She
brought no news of trouble between
the republics.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
Cholera Spreading In Toxic.

Toxic, Oct 9.-The cholera out.
break is growing to alarming proper.
tions in Toxic, nineteen new cases
having been reported recently.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
Cuba Faces General Strike.

Havana, Cuba, Oct 9.-The Cuban
labo! organizations voted TO order a
general strike of all unions in the is
lands If the railways employ the
strikc.breakers who landed here from
New York.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
LANDLADIES FORM A UNION

West Springfield Mistresses Of Board.
ing Houses Join to Raise Price.
West Springfield, Mass. Oct. o.
Twenty West Springfield boarding
house mistresses met here and voted
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

passes on the case. Judge Munger d..
ferred action until he could confer
with his colleague. 1t was agreed
by all the attorneys representing tha
various roais that the entry of tho
court should apply to all cases.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
NEWS OF NEBRASKA.
Bryan Starts on speakino Tour.

Lincoln, Oct. William }. Bryan
left for speaking tour of the south
and east wh!.h will occupy most OF
the month.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
Reeslver for Fowler Glove comn,cy

rees'"er Ior Fowler Glove Company.
indianapolis, Oct. Edmund Hall
was appointed receiver for the Fow.
Ter Glove and Mtten company of
Fow.er The factory employs several
hunuTed people.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11
MEAT PACKERS ELECT OFFICERS
Adopt Resolutions Demanding Thai,
Congress Pass Reciprocity Law.

Chicago. Oct. 9.-The second annual
convention OF the American Meat
Packers association was brought to
Clos with The adoption OF a resolu.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

to form boarding mouse union other
boarding mistresses, who were unable
10 attend, sent word that they would
stand by any action taken. The union
decided to raise the price of board
from ST. to So week and to put the
new rate into effect at once. The rise
in the price of food is given as the
cause for the raise in the boarding
rates
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-10-11

eattleship Kentucky Again AHoat.
Norfolk, Va, Oct. 9.--The battleshl %
utucky was hoated last night
The evening world., 1907-06-21

froH strange men and selling II in ths
pAwnshops OF this city.
tup- McCanertys room at Police
Headquarters looked Ike curio shop
today with sS0.oO worth OF paintings.
tapestries. Turkish rugs, bearskin rugs.
sIatuavy ana costly bric-A .otic st4rk~I
owners
All os this clutter OF plnnder was OBJ
thIHed by the gang Of thieves the po-
lice Hsy. 20 which younE schAnE be-
lonEei.
the loot was recovered BY his
aetcft.vcs ~ Ao4ac on Esss Oiis
Hundred and ! wcu3 -tHlfd street. some
Of tt N4A round ou Long islAna @ud
there " suli "a srcai deal more that h@a
Some Victims Of Robbers
The IpIDNing lulonp.rtr list Of VIC
Tins was compiled .o-day a, Police
Headquarters. many OF those named
49,, t-l"s 10 .dehL45 iAoF stolen PROV
Ihlander Jennings robbed IN Aerriok
IN Jauuary-value % plunder. 500
H "a Alprr 90, o! LFnurlok, ropbed
Ia Dceeu -r-, tlue OF pIunder. n.2oo.
~ - ulman. o. B4l1wina. .roD0ed
Matthew =. AHfraY. ~ Freaport.
whose family WAS chioroforined after
ArttHN one and llE uHE wires were cut.
robgcd IN February value OF plunder
S.. J. K. Kenny n Sierr.ck. ROBBED
iu Ma1 value uf lunder Eeo
william ~ Nnsftlnd u Springfield.
robbed % Mlr-rAIHH of plunder, N.Sn1
james Hu-lins ~ Tedlrhurst. whose
.Hm" tae tltt. au ihe night bsfDrs
InaNsNiue n4 also laaf month
lIt uundsr. f Hp.
i~ps-e Gates cl rsdarhurst whose
r wac entered on the same niEht
ufizaJlr Euuh.gF. VAS robhed--
t'ue "a, p..n1er si ~
..crr = brown. gonhed on April IL
mo cf r.uuaf-. .'.Nfl
Liwari Aful1mF of Hewletis. robbed
n Tagta1salas gs-'a. q q .5s,5r, .saasT 80 ,o..
family was cll'-of1-mod and the house
ohh il Arril value .gf pluuter $50
Peter O. NuI"r NJ Frropori robbed
htt mont n-F1Iu. lt nlunder 500
Joseph Hunt af Frsepor. whose fam.
.f "a s4l7-'f'rmct ia A3rli-yaluc II
Georx. Ro,,nes. Postmaster Of Free.
n.rt wRs visited in April The POST
tf.Hres got flnl uHnrF ana stamps
william "l-f fl1w Norihnl1a
'rf p - s-.ih no n1ll0'ns rohh-a
Not All Accounted For.
This acclaut Coz uaiy a,u0 II the
5000 aortl of loHt nt rollre Head
quarters When tHe us- Is complete.
cant McChnrrty HYF. 10 Wii read Ike
n lmg Island directory Nat iu ths
llupr, m the Manhattan Department.
SAYS me head of thH Detective Bureau.
is there any record ~ such extensive
operations hy one gang % burglars
The evening world., 1907-06-21
WOMAN TEACHER
TROLLEY VICTIM
IN BROOKLYN
A Hundred Men Lifted Car of
Her - Her Injuries
Probably Fatal.

Miss May Reilly. pretty and popu-
Jar school teacher. was run down and
fatally Injured hy a Sinih avenue troll
-y car a. FAtbush avenue and Dean
5.reet. Braaklyn. this afternoon. 1ne
car was being run through ono Of the
most congested sections of the city by
Frederick GAlllvan. conductor. Who
has hAd ntle OF no experiences az a
moiorman lie was arrested and held
without lail.
Miss Reiys home Was At No ~
Twtnty-lIH street, and she taught In
Public School No 81. AZ Albany and
S. Johns place. With another teacher.
A.1y Carroll. sho rode tn the downtown
scyton of Brooklyn after the school
session was closed this afternoon on a
81 Johns place car
The young women RliEhted a. the
bean street corner of Flatbush avenue
where Miss Rsi.ly ~as 20 take another
car. Size had been discussing vacation
mans with Mise Carroll and had her
head half turned as she stepped around
~. rear platform Of The car ahs had
Just left -. -.
the kinth avenue car with Conductor
Oaiivant In charge Of the motor The
running fast IL struck Miss Reilly and
knocked her down brooklyn cars belng
practically fsnderless, she rolled under
~. wheels and the car dragged her
nftesn or twenty feet
1,ns injured giri screamed for fsw
r,,rnents and Ereat crowd gathered
"A me suggestion of woman all me
men -fYrobahly one hundred-who could
g.t hold of tho car nft~d 10 from the
fr..-kF sufftrirntiy 20 allow a policeman n
io draw Misk Reilly from under the
trucm
She urAH oarhed . neEhborlnE &
from seney HoaptAi arrived with an
Ambulance lie found that both her
Trgs we're fractured and thaf shs had
suAtalned Internal injuries from whic
recovery 10 almost impossible
The evening world., 1907-06-21
robbing the houses.

Young sshanE said that Won FerriE
took the command In the pilfering. and
that he always carried a bottle OF acid
with him with which 70 test the silver
ware and gold. II II .-aH plated Il was
not taken. After confessing TO thir-
teen robberies on Long Island. which
is only A fraction OF the number charged
TO the gang. the prisoner told OF many
plansg that had been framed for Man
haitian. Brooklyn and the Bronx He
Ind not taken part In thesa robSsries
Won Ferrlss Denial.
Won Ferris was also put through the,
sweating process to-day. but refused 10
admit he whs guilty OF the robbofIes
He also sought 70 eKonerate schang
declaring that tho only part he MAYED
was that OF fence. buying tho plunder
The evening world., 1907-06-21
SAYS AUGUST Won FERRIG
WAS REAL HEAD OF BAND.
Plumber Valued At $50, 600 Which Includes
Works of Art and Expensive Hangings Dis
played AT Police Headquarters Awaiting
Identification BY Owners.

After gng thiridege administered to him in Mneo
to-day Christopher Schang of the gang Long Island automobile
thieves looted during the months con-
fesSed to thirteen robberies.
The youth declared that he and August Won Ferg who
the g1ng entered the they
prepared choofom the They With them spray guns
containing ether and clorofom and upon entering tie the
sleeping and sprayed them with the nahecs until they
unconscious Then they proceeded sey about their business Of
robhinR houses
The evening world., 1907-06-21
lATONlA RESULTS.

LAIONIA. June :l.-Ths races here
to-day resulted As follows
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlonEs Stone
hufti Il 10 2 and 2 70 ~ J. RcKall a
20 Tor place. 2 sAbado Time h.
SeNohp RACE SIX furlonEs -Or-
rtssaa--l 70 rs
Ihlhl l,acE-siN furIonEs -iIar.n.
thorpe Nt 20 % ana Z 10 l0l i Rlrtcv ID
20 ] for plaeei hoseTrisn Time IA
FOURTH RACE Short courhe War
u 20 iof -p.aoa) q Merry Pioneer !
Tims--a ol rs
The evening world., 1907-06-21
ARE
OUT-BATTED AND
BROWNS WIN
Ortiz Hit Heavily, and Their
Slugging Makes
Tallies.


AMERICAN LEAGUE PARK. NEW
YORK June g--The fourth ana anal
rA-re % the series between the Hlgh-
lAnders and the 81 Louis Browns ~sa
played IN tho presence % about 5000
fans
After tie me- rhc Hirhlandsrs Will
pack their Erlps and leave on tho md.
night train for Boston where they VIZ
open Tomorrow a srses - four gam
with Jim Maguirss cam
First Inning
stone lined straight into Conrsy's
hands Jones ho.s'ed one FOR Williams.
pickering F5t a ;res tHp 10 nrst Pick
ering. stealing was an easy victim.
kieiuow 10 EiDerfold. no RUNS
Keeisr singled ana took hlrd on ~.
berfciis drive hor a pick Chase nh
10 wAnaec. who threw him out. ~.
berfeid reaching second. A Wild pitch
allowed both 90 srore Laporte out
Howell 20 Jones Williams bounced "a
Hartsou who threw him out TWO
RUNS
Second Inning
Wallace suollsd HomphHl hit 10
Williams VINO iouuhsd Eooond forcing
Wallace IIArtsell singled Bl~ioW
walked. flnhE me hAsea Butler singled
scoring Hemrnill. Eberfsd fumhlcd
IIJNells ErouRdsr Hartsell scoring
Stone stole second. but on Williams =
throw 70 IAports. Butler NAs caught
ou uhird THREE RUNS
Stevens replaced BruloE Conr0y
rysd 10 Stone. Hoffman out Wallace
90 Jones' Klelnow reached nrH on
Hnrtselrs bad throw 20 Jones Orti
atrDck out No RUNS
Third Inning,
Jones struck out Pickering sinEled
Wauacss ~ dropped HAfsy Tor two
bases iiemphiU singled scoring Pick-
ernE aud Mallare hamphil stole Hec-
oud Hagael snalrI .aQr.nK H1l4pr
hII l'r Naa caught Stealing $50
oud n.lH0H No E.heTfsld Stevens
N.s I..irr flied % Honnau
krrr- Jones - HoueA Z her
ff.a ant wallace 20 lonrt e. ast out
hsr sen to Jones SO RUNS
Fourth Inning,
orta aud cnAse rsiirai llovsl stcn.
iConunued m second PAGE
The evening world., 1907-06-21

First base on balls-on Amss. /; OF
Lieneld. B,
Left on bsees-Giants, 8. Pittseurg, 4
Struck out-By Ames a. by Lieheld. 4
Three-Ba-e Hits-Abbattichio. Sheehan.
Stolen Rases y ealon. Clark t5l.
Browne Amss. Anderson. Wagner
Double Piay-Wagner. Abbattiohio
ami Nealon.
Wild Fitch--AmeA
HIT by Pitrher-Neslou-
tmplres-RiEler and Euslie
The evening world., 1907-06-21
HIGHLANDERs

First Base on Balls-On orth, 4
First Base on Errors-st Louis. z,
H.ghlanders, !
LEFT on Bases-st Louis, g. High
lAnderH,
Struck Out-By Howell 4 By Orth ;
Three-Base h t--SStone.
Two-BAse Hit-WAliaco.
sto.en BAses-stons. H~nPhni and FL
berfeld
wild pitch--Ho well
Umpire-o LouE Lin
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Easy for Yankee Girl.


- Ths ksYnuta ta HAAHaaf cain4,lt BE- HFht.
.s,Eat aisarsl fnFrs - an OIL ln prai n.
"a oiothet thsi thFos of ifatezl ~ ~.
as,nen'sr Inc suli fr5n. Ass lr4J 4 IS -
Az ~ tssII ihrff filres. aat seul saai3las.
-Snfort nln H. aaH4lsf
vi ssiurday thsg offer tae f9llesins
antcials. SO TNqsllrct tulta and bsrso'
Ii0T3 ~ TWo.pisce suits. ala 80 beisfs
az 40 serges and Fancies t1. Me- Ltry
II 81 . stdIa1, lto.la WaikI 81. n "
~, Mlae1lIas 80
The evening world., 1907-06-21
READING DIRECTORS
DECLARED DIVIDEND

pTtlfArnI IpHIA. June q -Omclal
anEounren was made II ths onIce :
o. ne keaAns kailNuy in thls citl
that the lsoard % ulnetasb Al rscsnl
mesnng declared the uauai ssmi-annual
dividend ~ pei cent on ths COM
lsQn gieea - ths eenaSAnyi pa slbiy
Aae, !
The evening world., 1907-06-21

J 5ns sT'E cs,hsrlns Ss.ao ,s,, F.. to place sec
rupt Fantisa. Oriental o,i. - Ab-
Lark ana fnscarora also ran
THIRD kAGE-RoyAl Breeze Il 90 la,
!, Cousin Kate % 10 / Tor plac.t -
AYaunieer > nme-Lit f-B Dr Mtof
Helen Miller. Ballot Box also ran
The evening world., 1907-06-21
WINDSOR RESULTS.

FIRST RACE iey Ward a % n
Nary CuaJlt /. fl Cor place. q Iitna
AicBuda 4 Ilme- - The Belle 81
Brighton, fits Alarm, X wise poubl.
Clnrktn and Prince Miles fito ran
SECOND kAck-~oaEay psneaT, . u