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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
JAMAICA TRACK
A SEA or MUD
Heavy Going Causes Trainers to
Scratch Their Horses at
New York.
BuTTLIMa TAKES FEATURE
Three Horses Face Starter in
Kings County
Stakes.

NEW YORK, May 7.--Trainers werc
aXerse to running their horses over the
morass into which the heavy rains had
turned the jamaica track and
scratches were numerous in all the
events to-day. But three starters
faced the barrier in the Kings county
handicap. Buttling was made an odds
on favorite and Justified the reckoning
OF the layers by beating out Philander,
the second choice, by one and half
lengths. Summaries:
First race-selling. five furlongs-
Thomas Calhoun 20 to.5) first, Bonnie
Williams az to y second, Astoria Belle
6 to u third Time, 1903 34.
SECOND race-mfle and a sixteenth
Colonel White &C to ~ first. Reidmore
Is to u second, Shenandoah az to u
third. Time. 1:4e1-5.
Third race-six furlongs-Zethu 6
to 81 first, Tim OToole (4to y second,
Bcicast 6 to - third. Time. 1:16.
Fourth race-the Kings county
handicap, mile and siNteenth-But-
Ting (15 toat20)1 first, Philander q to
81 second. Rye q to y third Time,
Fifth race-selling, five and one-half
furlongs-Royal Onyx {? to 2O) first
Anna May 6 to u second. Floway &
to is third. Time. 1903
Sixth receive misunderstanding
&C to u first, Divorce q to 81 second
Spring Heel e to u third. Time, 1:O4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
YANKEES 10 RACE
JAPANESE TARs
Mikado's Sailors and Uncle
Sans seamen Arranging
Series Of Matches.
Especial to Tho Times. Dismal,

Especial to Tho Times Dlspatch1
NORFOLK, VA, May IA series OF
boat races off the Jamestown Exposition
Grounds. interest In which would far over.
shadow even that nanafes In the
race between the American and English
for the Battenberg. Cup. are now being
arranged by the American sailors and
the japanese aboard the A1kado's cruis-
ers Chitose md Tsukuba, now represent,
Ing japan at the exposition naval rem
devious.
The sporting blood Of the tackles OF
both nations Is athrob over tho propo-
sition. and should the race for some un-
foreseen reason not occur there Twill be
keen disappointment in the hearts OF the
sailors under the two flags. Officers OF
the American and Japanese ships arc ar
ranging for the event. and the races
will probably occur early next week
It has been suggested that the sailors
would be pleased to race for cup
should some distinguished person with
sufficient sporting prclivities and means
be found to donate one. American sail
ors have never rowed against crew OF
Orientals.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

African Ar,ar,oon II e,,r., ~
American Electric i and Manufa TACT Co
"A ,,aria C,,,. I.,i =, - : : :. :. .
American Sealing Machine CO. IThaji. -.
American Typewriter Co........,.......
Americ,ls C,iuh mo =. -
Amhergt Hardware -
Amherst pulp Manufa curing C..........
Anchor Coal and Coke Co.. Inc
Appalac Club ,.:....:.............
aumann lHugh - Co., Inc. .............'
5ank q SOUTHAMPTON INC Z. -; 3.
oAp fn l taaSt'l'on Goi'it1'i'ss'oh y W
Basic Iithia SPRINGS Co ............
ausnan IqpasGo ssemmng MaGnhe CO.
Beach Cunning and Social Club CThe1..
Beach Park and Hotel Co. Of West Point
va Va. :. : - -
Beck Doak &, Co.
Berkley and South Norfolk Railroad Ter
Ria ckwater Social Club Inc..............
Blount Fruit and Produce Co. ........
Roard Of Trade and Business MEMS Asso
Citation Of Berkley. Va.........,.....
Brighton Pleasure Club Inc. ............
''roi ton IteeA ooo'l' a.'u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! 1870
BROAD Run Mining Co. (I;le)
Rrlca Park CO......,, Observation-Disclosures.
Buckingham Telephone o.........:...:,
Business MEMS Association OF smithheld
Va. (The)
Caliban Pleasure Club Inc. (The) 1880.
Campbell County Mineral Co.. Inc.......
Campostella Development Co., 1nc.......
Campostella Social Club, Inc.
Cape Henry Social CLUB. nc lIheo, 80; =.
Capital Chemical and Manufacturing Co.
Carbon Club
Central hal! company oi VIII
ington, D. c. (The) ;................
Chesapeake Bay Hotel o.;....;.,.,.' =.
Chesapeake and Columbia investment 70
(The) ..........; .;.''.;........
Chesapeake Fire ana Marine insurance
Co of Richmond CThe) ...,.........
Chesapeake Land Corporation ..........
chesapeake Social Club. lnc.............
Chesapeake Stock Co. ..............,....
clifton Wooden Mills ....................
Coeburn Club (The) ...........'.'.....'.
Coffee Or. W.) & Sons. lnc...'''''''''''''
Commercial Social C!un . ~ -
Commonwealth Club CIhe) ''......'''''
Commonwealth club lnc..,';,.', ~
Consumers L!sht, Heat a1'd !ce , Lu,,,
Cooks Beneficial Union OF H'c''h'o'''
(The) to-. ~
Crockett Arsenic Li 1hn spF'"ss $500.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Aboz2j;na,cl;s
"zhe queen Of Table It/aters"

the winners were heavily played. Wealth.
er clonr track heavy. 49,,
First racc--slx furlongs--Sister Polly
(S to ~ first. Our Anna do to ~ second,
Alselone g tod third. Time 1.19 l-5.
Second rhce--four furlongs--llonest
(even) first. Bucket Brigade go to ~
second. Lady Flora (15 tosl) third Time,
.49 t-b.
Third racc--six furongs-Lady Carol @
to y first. Potter 90 to Z! second Air
ship @ to y third. Tin, Time rs: ~,
Dolan g to ~ first Pasadena GO to 81
second. The Mink Go to - third. Time,
1:i4 rs.
cap short course--Naran q to ~ first
Lights Out & to % second, Peter Becker
Il to u third. Time. 2:5S 3-5
sixth race--mile and n sixteenth
second, Bottles q to q third. Time, 1863
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

Three" Cuticura soap, 5COt1COr0 Olnt-
nent, and Cuticura Pills, costing mo
one-half OF one visit to my physician.
After using as directed, with plenty
OF hot water, ! can truthfully state
that I found instant relief. When I
had used three boxes Of Cuticura ONT
ment and two cakes Of Cuticura Soap
found my skin as soft and fine as q
baby's. My circle Of friends is very!
large, and ! am persuading them to use
Cuticura Soap and give up the kinds
they were usils. I find no trouble
as my case hos proven to them that II
Cuticura Ointment Is good, Cuticura
Soap must he likewise.
] hesitate to send you the enclosed
picture Us 1t has been lying around
In my desk for two years and Is
very soiled. At the time it was taken
my ears were sculy and you will
find some remnants Of Cuticura Oint-
1nent on it, and, to me, it is very pre-
cious, as l can now say when looking
at It that Cuticurn is blessing, and
that is why have kept it oven though
1t was soiled. Miss Meta Ayers, 1871
Franklin Ave-, Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept.
and 10, 1905"
Complete External e ena lp!s5na, Ttes.men. e.
ssni.s Of oSjess Gs sa
tueara A;sov.ns 1885, fam me 81 choeoEae
f Gs f sDd R5 +. 81 80 u he
cns'e 9Ep FOE rF%2 s , hss'o &c, Nal T,rs,.,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
W. HERR SETS new
SHOOTING RECORD
In Practice Match lie Breaks
Ninety Straight Targets and
Wins Prclin1inarics.
MANY EXPERTS ARE HERE
Entry List Has Already Reached
Century Mark, and More Will
Probably Compete.

The SIX practice events. which pro-
gram Is forerunner OF the grand
Southern handicap shoot, commenced
yesterday afternoon at 2 o'clock and
was pulled off without q hitch.
sixty entries were posted and several
phenomenal scores were made. The
shining star was William Herr, who
broke the ninety targets without a
miss. This is the record Of tho grounds
and Is considered quite feat, moro
particularly when 1t Is taken into con-
siderntlon that this was done with u
cheap gun.
W. y. Crosby was next, with all ac-
counted for but two
a. NJ. Hatcher. who holds the cham
pionship. of Virginia, was third. with
eighty-six: j. NOVEL; Hawkins was
fourth; L.. S, German. II. D freeman
and w. "A. Baker broke eighty-four
and Il. W. Sanford accounted for eighty
three apiece.
Tho downpour of rain Monday night
flooded the grounds and made It I'M m,
no more rain falls this set Will be
placed In commission to-day.
Elmer Shaner is the acme of manage
ment, and with his assistants, J. a. An
dcrson and Charley North, everything
went off smoothly.
Record Number Entered.
A greater number OF experts are IN
attendance than ut any previous shoot
ever held in the South
Mrs. VIII x. Park, gun editor OF
Sporting Life. IS present. and entered
in#thc eighth squad. She Is an excellent
and graceful shot. and attracts attcn-
ton by her wonderful Workmanship.
Shoot Begins This Morning.
This morning a, 10 o'clock the
grounds OF the Deep Run Hunt Club
will rcsound with the openings shots
Of some of tho most noted lnarksmen
In the United States, who VIII com
pete for the handsome prizes. which
arc offered by the Interstate Associa-
ton in the Southern Handicap cham
pionships which will be held in this
city for three days running. beginning
to-day.
This big event marks a new era in
The history of the sport II FicEmond.
andrthe results should be faT-reaching
In the improvement Of this honorable n',
and interesting branch Of competition
who VIII be here to take a try at
the little flying disks. Will be men
who have captured the highest honors
both in this country and abroad; mer
who will represent every State in the
Union which goes In for trap or field
shooting. Tho entries ara Of the high
est class that have ever attended an
event Of this kind. and the central
location OF the capital OF Virginia ha!
drawn many who would not otherwise
have entered.
Last night Mr.. Shaner stated that I
hundred entries had been placed on
record. and that In this mornings mai
he fully expected to receive the names
of many more who will be here.
Yesterdays practice score follows:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
cAPPs GOES FREE.
Governor Pardons Erstwhile
Norfolk Sporting Man.

Governor Swanson has issued 9 PARDON
q the Norfolk city sport!ng Fraternity,
who was convicted Of malicious outing
and given eighteen months In the 5penl-
tentlary. The application for executive
clemency was Endorsed by Common,
wcalth's Attorney ], q, Tllton. who told
the Governor that he thought the ends
OF justice had been met, " {. 4
Since his confinement IN the penitens
Keeper at the prison. and his behavior
has been most exemplary at AL times
iCapps was released yesterday afternoon.
he says he will start life over again and
endeayor to live down his tr0lble lea.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
CREW IS HITTING
At A GREAT RATE
Norfolk Lead League Last Week
With Club Average Of
3o9.

Despite the poor showing Of the Nor
folk baseball team in the State League
pennant race thus for. the despised Grew
Of the Mary Jane" Is developing batting
form that cannot fail to tell II main
tanned for a week or two longer. With
four pitchers. such as Otey and Jordan,
veterans OF last years team, Matney and
Cumming, In their usual form, and the
men behing them hitting as they did
last week, the Repositories will soon
forge to the front. Last week the Nor
folk team led the league In team batting
with on average OF 800. which is much
better than the figures OF any other
team in the race. Here are the figures,
made up On the four games played last
xype1<. 49,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
TO-DAY,s GAMES.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Detroit at st. Louis.
CLUB STANDINGS.
pctroit mako. Good Garne.

Detroit Takes Good Game.
ST. LOUIS May 7.-Detroit won @
good game on wet grounds to-day from
the ST. Louis American League team.
Score by innings: r. H. T..
st. Louis....21 100 o o 1 o 0-3 . 2
Detroit $3.50 0 o o 3 ! o. 2
Batteries: Jacobsen and Spencer;
sievers and Payne. Time, LAS. Umpire,
She idan.
Cleveland Easy for Sox.
CHICAGO, May 7.-Chicago had no
trouble in defeating Cleveland to-day, 3
to 1.
score by innings: r. II: p.
Chicago ....2 8 80 u =
Batteries: White and Sullivan:
Rhoades, Bernhard, Clarke and Wake
field Umpire. O'Loughlin and Stafford.
Time, 1888.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

Location. Date Incorporated.
Franklin, Va........... October %. 1903.
Alexandria, ya.........July 5. 1890.
Alexandria. va........July 1923.
Norfolk, Va..... October 6. 1900.
Newport News. July q, 1903
Amherst ya...... ..... April II. 1902.
snowden, Va....- February q, 1901.
Roanoke. Va..... August 90. 1908.
.Appalachia. Va. October Is, 1903.
Norfolk, Va. August II, 1908.
.Couruand, Va.......... December %, 1903.
Richmond, Va. .....December 30. 1908.
Va. December Ri ii, 1901.
Richmond yu.... .....March o. 1897
Ocean !, View. Va........October %. 1903.
Norfolk Va...... ....Ihugust Z 1908.
Richmond Va. December 81, 1901.
Alexandria, Na.... ....November %, 1903
Alexandria. Va. ....september 20. 1901.
PPs snasss A Anne Co.. va 5uy H. 'oe ;os
Norfolk, Fn...... .....June ), 1899.
. EerdI oI,, va ...,Juy e, 1921: ,oo,
.E5oToto"n Va..... ....NoVemDer Is. 1903
Norfolk. Va...... September 20, 1903
Norfolk Co.. Va, October "a, 1903.
! Broad Run Station, va,.March 10. 1897.
Norfolk; Va...... ...December 4. 1901.
.Maysville. Va... Juno 10, 1902.
.smithneld. Va. March 10, 1900.
Norfolk, Va. September g. 1908.
.S Sor}p9 v Co. sT g 1909
Norfolk Co., September 20, 1908
Cape Henry, Va....... September 0 1908.
.AleXandria, va...., ....June !. 1903.
S SIarlottesvllie Va sG III sos 1908
.At 8 , Va. 49,. October q. 1901.
Alexandria. va.... -. September 8, 1890.
N N'Sa%Sna Sa earah q !. 1898 1S;s
NorfoiK, va. .,,,.........June q, SOB.
.E Sraasbaae OK To ,.september 80 1908
Clifton Forge, Va......April 10, 1896.
Rlohmond, Va. ..,.....Mareh i, i 1850.
Nortoik. ". ..'........ July Is, 1903
Norfolk. Va. ...........Juiy 20, 1903 asy'
Newport News, Va... ..February S, 1900.
Richmond, Va, -. March 81. 1908
Roanoke. Va. ........,J January { 1888.
Norfolk, Va. ........... June s. 1903.
bristol, Va..... $3.50. November 23, 1903
.peepcreek. Va...,. ...September 9, 1908
.A 4 anl1 Va ..'.,,'.April 1898
.IazeWe!l, Va...,, .....January l6, 1909.
West Norton, Va,,.....O October G 1903
Nansemond, Va. ..". November 49, 1000
Norfolk, Va. ........August 10. 1908.
Norfolk. Va. $500, October 10, 1890.
Norfolk. Va. .".....July 20. 1908.
Norfolk. March 80, 1908.
It
Elizabeth City Co.. Va..October !, 1908.
Alexandria, Vac, ..,,August i, 1900.
Norfolk. Va. ,,.,.....o October 10. 1908,
3. fl as9e gstg$4 'i5'rl NJ
Norfolk Co. Ya,...... September 81. 800,
Richmond. Va.... 80, April 20 1901,
.tFeretts. Va. ......... October 40, 1908.
II
!. Norfolk, Va. ,,...... October 20. 1903.
Alexandria Co.. Va,.,. September 20, 1905
Norfolk. Va. June 90. 1908. .
Norfolk. Va. .,.,,,,,...N November 8, 1903.
Elizabeth City Co., Va.October 10, 1908.
Newport News, VA, -, September S. 1908
Falls Church, Va, March %, 1909. NJ
Fork Union. Va, 49,. December 70, 1905
Na...,a July ~. 1902,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
.ENDURES ECZEMA
FOR FIVE YEARS
Treated Contlnual|yby Best Doctors
Sores Behind Ears Spread to
Cheeks Gould Hardly Bear Itch
ing Medicines Fail-lnstant
Relief by Magic Three" and
WORDS CAN NOT EXPRESS
GRATITUDE TO CUTICURA.
"Words arc inadequate to express
my gratitude for Cuticura Remedies.
I had been troubled with eczema for

five years on my ear
anditbegan to extend
on my cheek. ! had
been doctoring with
tho best physlcians.
but found no relief
Whatever. When In
forming them that l
could not bear tho
itching I was told by
one OF our best doc
tors" not to scratch.
As the medicines and
salves did me no good
I Thought ! would
get the IN agio
04o~ T,,A{o,,.a rsk
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Build DeutschesFHausI..

The OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Asspciation8 01 VT.
5ginin Will give q concert NJ sasEss I'll IIalla
ment will to ass ii IN raj fng al ia bNil q
Ia German hall In Hlchyglo & 2l 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Errors Lose for BROOKLYN.

Errors Lose for Brooklyn.
NEW YORK. May New York de-
feated the Brooklyns to-day, q passed
ball and Wild pitch being responsible
for the victory.
Score by innings: r. H. =.
New York. 20 O o l 0 20 0
Batteries: Bell and Butler; Ames and
Bresnahan. Time. 1854. Umpres.
Emslie and KLEIN
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
q "a q w 90 II r -A-.
peo,o tina 11he Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature at L<@,zHz7zz1z@l
Commonwealth Of Virginia.
Department Of the State Corporation Commission

Rihnondv
mission publish from time to time required by @ list Of all
1904 foreign licenses which
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
LONG SHOTS WIN
AT LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, KY, May Tom Do
Ian, at 8 TO /, was never headed In the
Handicap to-day ut Churchill Downs.
Ony two favorites won, but several Of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Washington Boston; postponed; wet

BTOUNUS. ------
Philadelphia-New York; postponed;
wet grounds.
Chicago. o; Cleveland, l.
ST. Louis. 9; Detroit. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
club STANDINGS.
1Iagcc the Star.

hngcc the Star.
BOSTON, May 7.-Magee's superb
fielding enabled Corridor to hold the
local players to a single hit to-day,
and his three-base hit in the tenth
brought in two runs, Philadelphia win
ming by 3 to !.
Score by innings: r. II. e.
Philadelphia 1000 90 Q 2-3 II 9
Boston ....... 90 90 0 0 OIL /
Batteries: Corridor and Jacklitsch;
Young and Brown. Time. 1852 Umpire,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
/. TEN WHEELERs ON TOP.
Capture Match in Locomotive
Bowling League.

The American Locomotive Works
League teams played very close and In
night. All OF the teams have strength
enrd great deal The Ten-Wheelers'
team has signed new player named
Whceers captured the match by a small
majority. Captain Ramos lnnde high
score and high average. The scores:
PACIFICS.
Names. LIST I'd. Sd. Total,
Ramos, captain.... $40 100 100
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
Date Incorporated.
Location.

Location Date Incorporated.
wise, va. ......... February 0, 1901.
Richmond, va..... h. June 10 1909. .S,
Alexandria. Va. .... August q tto2.
Graham. va. ;:........ June y 1923.
,etersb,,rg va. .... September 9. ilUa.
Alcxandria Va. ,..... October 10, 1902
Hickory, Va. ......... .septemhut va. 1909.
ya. ........ October 20. 1893.
Corners Rock, va...... April 2. 1902.
N Norfolt e. Co. va.......,Juiy Is. 1908.
Alexandria, Va. 49,. February 20, 1896. X
va. .....Decen,ber 10. 1903.
Va. February 5. 1900.
Norfolk, Va. ..........N March 8, 1909.
Richmond, Va. ....... October &c, 1908.
Richmond, Va. ....... Deca,aoar 10. 1902.
Va. March 70, u, lsoo.
Newport News Va. .sept,mosr II. 1909.
.Nortolk Co., Va. ,..... October 49, 1903
Alexandria. Va. ...... October 6. 1900; 1902,
.Wa t[Dit Co. NoyanHsr ao1 1Oos
Norfolk Va ........... March 81. 1905.
.Alexandria, va.......... February 2s, 1885,
.N Ntl, g CO., July n,y " 1oo2; a.,
.Lynchburg. Va. .......October II, 1900.
Princess Ammo CO., Na.Deceu,ber IL, 1903.
.Meadsvllle. Va. December a9; 1902,
Newport News, Va. -. juno ~, l9o3.
Rec. Rec La lawn. Va. ..'......Jaly Il, 1905
Norfolk, Va, .......... October a. 1903.
Norfolk Co, va....... September IL. 1908.
Portsmouth. Va. .......October Is, 1903.a
hIlboro, Va .......... December II, 1903.
Wise Va. ............ January s 1902;
Alexandria, Va. November 81 1899.
Norfolk Co., Ya.........September 3, 1908.
Mulberry Island, va. October s, 1903.
Richmond, Va September Is. 1908.
Alexandra, Va. ........ May IS. 1901.
Alexandria. Va. .....:.JJu IVY, g g 1901 ;od,
Portsmouth, Va .......July 20 1909. 80,
Norfolk Va. July 13. 1893. III
.Radford, va. December Is. 1882.
Newport News Va. November s. 1908.
Portsmouth Va. September $, 1903.
Norfolk va. .......... October 8 1903.
Norfolk Va ......... June 6. 1908.
Norfolk Va ........... October 20, 1908.
Norfolk Co.. Va........ September s, 1908.
Norfolk Co. Va-...... July ~, 1903
Norfolk, Va. ........... March 81, 1903.
Norfolk. Va ......... December "a. 1902.
Northwest, Va ........ September 0. 1908.
Norfolk. va. .......... November 10, 1903.
Alexandria, Va. ........June &c. 1889.
Norfolk Co., Va........ September %, 1903.
Norfolk Co., Va. October Z, 1903.
Roanoke. Va. January II. 1902.
Wise Va Nenrua 5Sr 81 i 1aas
Richmond, va. ...s.... November II. 1901.
Warwick Co.. va.... July 10. 1922
Clifton Forge Va. -. November %, 1908.
Roanoke. Va. May q. 1897.
Norfolk Co., Va. September 20 1908.
/. Norfolk Co.. Va November 3. l9oS.
Pittsylvanla, Va. November 9 1903.
]. Norfolk Co.. Va ......Iuly !, 1908.
Newport News. va. .septen,per j. 1903 20
Port \ Norfolk E, va October =, "a a. 1909
/. Richmond, Va. June 4. 1903.
!. Roanoke. Va ......... February "a, 1908,
!. HAMPTON. Va. ......... November IS, 1903,
Norfolk Co., Va .september 8. 1903,
N N2rfo31, Va October f,1' 7, g. 81, 1903
:. Dorchester, Va ....... November IS. 1893.
!. Alexandria, Va. ....... November ls. 1905.
Alexandria Va June &c. 1908.
/. Norfolk Co.. Va. -. March 6. 1901. ~
Richmond. Va. ........June y, 1903.
I!,n25, +, Va April y; 1895 -,
lib
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08
|MAGEE'S TRIPLE
DEFEATS BOSTON.
His Superb Fielding Enables
Corridor to Hold Losers
to One Hit.
BROOKLYN LOSES AGAIN
Detroit and St. Louis Play Pretty
Game Despite Wet Grounds.
White Sox Win.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAY,s RESULTS.
Plttsburg- Clitcago; postponed; W,

New York 2; Brooklyn, !.
Boston. 1; Philadelphia 3.
TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at New York
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Boston
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-05-08

Averaging the hits On total tlnes at p't.
gives team average OF 1903. which IS
Unusually high. Manager Fender. who IS
out OF the game with q sore arm, batted
at .267 clip In fifteen times at nat
while he was playing. and Catcher Evans
batted ESQ In tho three games he played
before Joining Norfolk, Cumming though
signed as a pitcher, Is being used as
utility man on account OF his hitting,
and is substituting Manager Pender at
first for the present.
The Mary James is not yet flying sig
nails of distress and is far from being
waterlogged,
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
Saloon License Raised to $4,000
at Maryville, Mo.

Marry IL, Mo. February .
\nother hitch has been taken
u the saloon license trousers
Il the municipality Of Mary.
Vile. ~ d the price of u per.
nit Ia conduct "a bar within
he Boundaries Of th" city has
pp-n buos,cd from - $50, an
nmlly Ia ~ 200.
This makes the price of Il
,lramshop license IN Mary
vul. higher than IL chat g-d
h aiv 9th city in the " rid.
TIE previous price Of -
crn-e. $500 was considered
" thu. saloon men Of the city
~ the most expensive in the
country, and they thought the
city could not long continue
Ia ci a'ge that amount. the
$500 figure WAS named by
the board Of alderman six
months ago, ut the time the
semiannual payment for IT.
censes became due.
But ut it's meeting this eve
ni"g the city council voted To
de- the unexpected and Il, cided
Ia increase the price Ia $4,000
the action being unanimously
favored by the m"mbers of
tie council. This new price
takes effect Feb. 22nd, at
which time all four at Mary
vlIe'> dram>hops must re.
their half-yearly licenses
pr quit business.
1t j. e needed that one sd
at least will e, out IF
>iness, and the general ex-
p~rctation is that another will
not seek Il renewal of its H.,
rense.
The Marshall republican., 1907-02-08
seiectInu Seed Corn.

The proper time H. which 20 selec
seeds Ii late in the fall or winter. Toe
reason for requiring this portion Of
the year for 40 doing Is because there
Ia then no hurry. and the work can b.
done better. The common practice Of
laying the seed corn aside to remain
until spring has done great damage
60 the corn crop. as very often the e..
cess Of imperfect grains II such as 20
cause a failure ~ g%ermination oSes
the whole field. Every ear OF cora
should DO examined and the inferior
grain shelled of. Vegetable seeds nj.
30 require examination. for insects.
uampness and other causes interfer,
with their safe.keeping. o. course.
every farmer is = ipp 'sed 10 be- very
careful with his seed hut very few
farmers know the condition Of their
seeds until the time ONE VIXEN they
are required for planting. and then
the farmers nre too much hurried 10
do anything with them.