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The Senate will require at least
until Christmas to recover from the
shock Foraker gave it by appearing
in a sack coat.-Ncw York American.
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The Rivers and Harbors Congress
might de great good by holding per-
manent sessions in the Hobbies of the
national Observation-Disclosures In
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If you command wisely, you will be
obeyed cheerfully.--German.
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Seaboard
AIR LINE RAILWAY.

These arrivals and departures, az
well as time and connections with
other companies, are given as infor-
nation and are not guaranteed"
Shortest Line Between Americas
and Savannah.
Passenger Schedules Effective Aug
ust IL, 1906.
30 Meridian Time. All Trains Daily.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
ONE RUN IN TWO GAMES.
and Roanoke Play Fine
Ball at Latter Place.
lecial 10 The Washington Hgaid.

Roanoke Va, Aug. 31.-Roanoke and
Richmond played two great games to-
day. The first game was won by Rich
mond in the ninth inning. Scores:
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CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

Gehring famed Jack Knight three
times.
Each Of the four games of the Boston
series was Won by only one run.
Three wins and one near-victory in four
games is not SO bad for our nine.
The Virginia State League will continue
TO furnish a close race If the pop bottles
hold out
Up TO the. sixth the Pilgrims went hit
less. In that round Barrett poked a
safety into left field.
That stop Of Tony Smiths OF a line
drive In the seventh. with a man on
third and two out, just about saved the
game for the Nationals.
That Eastern Buds (white) VS.. Eastern
Empires (colored) game at National Park
tomorrow should draw we'll Even
though the score may not be close, some
good sport will be furnished
In the seventh inning Bob Unglaub hit
to the ropes, and Sheridan stopped him
at second. in accordance with the ground
rule. Manager MCGUIRE raised an objec-
ton. claiming that the ball did not go
through the ropes. but Sheridan very
rightfully declined to change his decision
The post-season championship series
viii be resumed at National Park Tues
day, when Trinity and Aloysius meet
in what promises to be one OF the
hardest fought games Of the amateur
season. Both teams are primed for the
contest, and some real money has been
wagered on the result Kerr and Gala
CHER are the probable pitchers.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Detroit at Chicago.
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NATIONALS DRAUGHT 5 MEN
Several Promising Players in Can.
tillOn'S List Chosen from Minors.
Starr, of Youngstown, LaLOng Of
Akron, and Eagan of Kansas City
Among Those Taken.


Special TO The Washington Herald.
Cincinnati, Aug. Washington has
eight names on the list OF drafted
players which was issued by the Ma
tional Baseball Commission tonight.
The players on President Noyes' list
are Bob Edmonson, OF Houston, an out
fielder. who stood second among the bat
ters Of the Texas. League last year.
with an average Of .296; Eagan, a
pitcher, from Kansas city; Starr. Of
Youngstown: LaLongt. of Akron
Easterly. Of Wheeling; Sawyer. OF
Winnipeg; Theobald of Madison, and
Burns, Of Los Angeles.
The other players on the list are:
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
By Boston-From Houston Whitman. Waco
Gwyn; Wheeling. Robertson; Cantoa MarqunrJi
Kalamazoo. Marie.
By Philadelphia-From New Orleans Fritz: Den
vCT. McDOnougl: Louisville Durham; Tcc,unseb.
Teal; Utica. Flatcr; Hartford Wilson
BY Detroit-From South Bend. Busch: DAYTON.
GinGling Beeeher; indianapolis, Carr Montreal
Morgan.
By St Lcuis-From Newark. swi;zqr Utica
Swain; Spokane, Rowan; Austin. Gardner: Colum-
bus, Blue; Milwaukee, Clark Nashville. Wells
b ChicagO-From Butte. Myers; Keokuk. A.
Williams.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
By New York-Fr5m Cedar RAPIDS, CrandaIl .
Reading. Herzog; Cedar Rapids. Phyl; Springfield
IL. BeecheT.
By B0ston-From Baltimore. Hall; Zanesville
Schrirer: Minneapolis. Graham: Washington, Pa
CafTiss san Francisco. joy; Seattle OF Tacoma Ben
MsYers; Toronto. Joe Kelly
BY Philsdelphia-Fr0m steGbcnrille. NIcIlvaine
By 81. Louis-From Waterbury. O'Rourke.
By Chicago-From East Liverpool Frin: Wilkes
barre, Robertson.
lBy PittslElTg-Frum ST. Paul Shaw: Springfield
Mass oConnor; Independence. Kans.. d.. Brown:
East Liverpool. Wetzell; McKecsport Mc(iuire.
BY Cincinnati-From Buffalo Tozicr. Atlanta
Spade; Newark. Mccarthy, Hutchinson Flahrrty,
Washington. Pa. Rogers. pitcher; Uuiontown IA.
blanchard; Pueblo, McGilVary WilliamsDort. VOL
verton; Peoria. Egan.
BY BTookyn-From Jacksonville. Mcmillan; Au-
gusta. Holmes; Harrisburg. Zimmerman.
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BRO0KLAND WINS AGAIN.
Marine Corps Nine Is the Victim
This Time.

Brookland won lop-sided game from
the Marine Corps team yesterday by 3
to .
Hard hitting by the suburbanites won
the game. although the support accorded
the Marines pitchers was wretched.
Simons was pitted against Litz, and al
lowed but three hits. He had one bad
inning. however-the second-when he is
sued pass and hit batsman. which.
followed by an inheld error and single.
gave the Marines their two scores. In
four Of the remaining seven innings not
more than three batters faced Simons. 4
The batting of ROGler and Gallagher
was the feature the former getting four
singles, and the latter single. double.
and four baggeT. Jullien's catching and
throwing to bases was of a high order
while Middlekauffs s one-hand running
catch was spectacular. Score:
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Continued on Page 3, Column 2.
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Norfolk, as Portrmouth. Z.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Norfolk. Va. Aug 9l.-In an uninterest-
ing game this afternoon Norfolk carried
off the last Of the series with the Ports
mouth team. TO 3. making a clean sweep
Of the series Clarke played under pro-
test having been suspended by Secretary
Gregory. OF the Portsmouth club for
assaultlng the umpire yesterday. Loucks
pitched good ball for Norfolk until he
weakened in the last inning. when the
truckers made three Of their four runs
Norfolk opened heavily on Walls. and won
the game IN two innings. Score:
R.HE.
Nor1 TX k...........-..... 0 0 0 0 0 0-6 g 2
Portsmouth. ............ o 0 0 0 81 II /
Battcries-Loucks and Edwards Walls and Burns.
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+Batted Tor Shaw IN ninth.
fBatted for Kroh in ninth

base on balls-OY Kroh, /. Innings pitch
eddy Kroh, 7: by prultt I. Hits made
OF Kroh .; of Pruitt. /. Struck out
By Kroh. g. by Gehring. g. Two-tase hit
Cnglaub. Sacrifice hit-Ganley. Stolen
bases-Barrett. Sullivan. and Ganley. Um-
pires-AIessrs. Sheridan and stafford.
Time Of game-1 hour and 30 minutes.
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First base by eToF-Cleyeland. ]. Left on bases
Cleveland. :; Chicago. :. First base on balls-Oh
Rhoodes. ?; OF Walsh. /. OF Smith. !. Struck out
by khoaaes. 3, by Walsh. /: by Smith l. Two
base hit-Bradley Sacrifice hsts-Bems Turner
Jones. Stolen basCs-Hahn sullivan Double plays
Nalsh 70 Sullivan 70 D0nOhue. Jones TO DOnOhue
y I'D pitch-Rhosdes Umpire Mr. Connolly Time
" game-l hour and g minutes. Attendance 10 900.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
TWO FOR The GIANTS
Boston Loses Both Games of
a DOuble-header.
FIRST TAKES TWELVE INNINGS
Great Pitchers Battle Between Dor
ner and Mathewson Is Won by the
Latter-In the second Game Fla
herty Was Hit Hard in the First
Inning and Five Runs scored.

Boston. aug 3l.-The New York Giants
scored a double victory over the Doves
to-day, before a big crowd.
The first was pitchers battle between
Mathewson and Dorner. and went twelve
innings. In the second Fiaherty was hit
hard IN the first inning. when McGraw's
men tailed FIVE times. Scores:
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NEw YORK. sTATE LEAGrE.

At Utica-Utiea. 9; Scranton J
At WilkesbaTre- First game: Wilkesbarre 2.
J. and g.. G. Second game: Wilkesbarre, 5; A. j
and g.. l.
At Troy-First game: Troy. 2: Syracuse. / Sec
end game-Troy. s; Syracuse. 2
At Aibany-First game: Albany. ); Binghamton.
O. Second game: BinGAamtoa &; Albany. g
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F FIRST GAME.

TTTI T1Se 6T o7ToTs- FhiIa0aIThll. 7 Left on
bases Brooklyn ;; Philadelphia 5 First base On
balls-0f McintyTc 8. of Corridor ? struck ont
BY AIeIutyre, 3; b Corridor. J. Thrce-hase hit
Do9lin- Two-base hit-Thomas Sacrifice hits-Ti-
tins. Corridor. Stolen bases-8iagee. Doolin Double
plays-AlDeHnan TO jordan 10 Casey: Corridor 20
Jackitsch 20 Courtney. Hit by pitcher-By Corn
don. L Wild pteh-CoFTidon. Cmpire-Mr. 0'Day.
Time q game-l hour and 30 minutes. Attendance-
: "a
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At LOWell-First game: Lowell 5: New Bedford
Second game: Lowell ?; New Bedford l.
At Fan RTer-Frst game. Fan River. 8: Brock
ton. J. Second game: FaI River s. Brockton. &
At Worcester-First game; Worcester. 3; Haver-
bin. ? Second game: Worcester. 5; Hayerhill a.
At Lynn-Lynn, :: Lawrence. ].
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Earned runs-Brookland, 3 First base by errors
BTookland Z: Marine Corps, , Left on bases
Breokiand o. Marine Corps. c. First base on balls
--0d Sinlons 8. of Litz ] of Mcsabs, . In
nings Pitchod-By Litz 6: hy McCabe. 2 Hits
madc-0f Litz. 2; OF MeCabe = Stfuc. out-By
Simons, 9; by Lit, I By McCabe. 2 Home r7ln-
Gallagher Two-tase Z. Julien, Gallagher.
Sacrifice hit-Simons. Stclca bascs-Jas Sullivan
o. Gallagher Rcdler n. Wilson t1l John Sull.-
van Nixon. Mctiuirc Tit by pitcher-By Smons.
2 Passed ball-YcCaba UmUire-AlT. Hayes
Time Of gsme-I hcur and 20 mHutess-
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PIRATES IN THIRTEENTH.
Hits by Wagner and storke Defeat
st. Louis.

PittsSurg, Aug. Sl.-In thlrteen-innIng
battle. the Pirates to-day defeated St.
Louis by a score of 5 to A. Wagner open
ed with a single in the thirteenth, reach
ing second when Abbaticehio beat out a
bunt, Nealon famed but Storke brought
Wagner in with the winning run when he
sent sigle to right Score:
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soUTHERN LEAGuE-

Al Melnphis-Mcmphis. Z; Nashville 2
At Little Rock-Hirst game: Atlanta. 2. Tst,l.
Rock, , Second game: Little Rock. 3. Atlanta =
tcalled on acc0rui q darknsss'
Ai New orleans-Meutgomery. ?; New Orleans.
At Shreveport Shreveport 0: BIRMINGHAM n
lcsllod in twelfth en account Of darkness
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE

At LaneasteT-Laneastes. 10; Wiiliamsyort.
AZ Heading Reading. a; Altoona. g.
AZ Wilmington-trst game: Johnstown. 4. vii
mington ) Second game, Johnstovn. ?. wi
mingt0n. O.
At TTenton-Trenton. ;; Harrisburg. I.
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DODGERS WIN AND LOSE.
Brooklyn Breaks Even with PhiIHes
I'm DOuble-header.

Philadelphia Aug a.-Philadelphia and
Brookl"n Nationals spit even in a double
header to-day. The Quakers won the
first by punching their nits on Mcintyre.
while RuCker held Philadelphia safe
throughout the second contest. Scores.
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Left on bases-Cincinnatj 5: Chicago, / First
base on balls OG Ewing, J. of Overall, 2 Struck
out--By Ewing. 4; by Overall, 3 Two-base hit
Mclean. Sacrifice hi;-Mi;cheL Stolen bases-
Evers. Meran Double play-McLean 70 Camel
Umpre-Mr. Klein. Time Of game-l hour and l2
minutes. Attendance-6 so
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Indianapolis Toledo. T. Indianapolis. 2
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. Z; St Paul
At Louisvle-First game Columbus 5. Louis-
vile. ;. Second game: Columbus s; Louisville O
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fifst base by errors-New York 2: Philadelphia l.
FIRST base on balls-Of Chesbru. /: Of Bender. l
Struck 0ut-By Cheshire. /: hy Bender. l. Three
base hit-oldring Two-baSe hit -AIoriarity stolen
bases Murphy Schrcck. Double plays-Nichols to
Murphy TO Davis Chesbro so Conruy to Moriarity
Impire-Mr. OLonghlin. Time Of game hour aad
8 minutes. Attendance-I2000
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

ard W.. l. Left bases Engineer Cons. 2; T. T.
and-W-, :. First base on bslls-Of Ryaa. G. struck
out-By Chapel 6: By RYAN g. Two-base hH.-
Jones ChaIcl Stolen bascs-Encineer Corts. L.
Double play-RCyuolds 20 Litchaeld 70 Buscher Hit
by pi:cheF-B By Charel l. Passed balls-raylOr Csi
CmWre-Nlr Rcae1n Time Of game-s5 minutes.
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SECOND CANE

Three base hit-BatcS Two-base hits-Lynch
Bi;chey. Seymour. Sacrifice hit-AicGann. Double
play-Bridwe 10 Tenney Hit BY Fsitchcr-AIc(ia
Rrcsnahan. Randall. Seymour Dahlen Passed bah
Brown Umpire-Mr. Carpenter. Tine Of game
hour and Is minutes Attendance 800.
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jamestown visitors are arriving daily
and looking for furnished rooms. An ad.
in The Herald will get them. The Herald
has the largest circulation az Norfolk and
jamestown of any Washington paper.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

IhTee-base hits-Wagner. Murray. Two-base hit
Noopsn. Sacrifice hits-Hallman IT, Leach. Ko-
netchy. stolen bases-AndeTs0n. Wagner e. Abba
uecliio- Double plays-storke 20 Nealon 20 Storke;
holly % honetchy 10 Noonau .Cmpire-Nr Riger.
Time of game-Z hours and - minutes. Attend
ance-eG3
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first base BY eTurs-DctFoit s. Left On bases
Detroit s. Sc Louis :. First base On baIs-Oa
Solver. 2; od Howell J. Struck ont-By Sierer. /.
by Howell. p Sacrifice hit-Couqhlin Do,,ble rl,vs
o LeaTy TO Downs 20 Rossman. YeaRer 10 spenesy
TO Jones Umpire-Niessrs Evans and Hurst. Time
OF game-l hour and 30 minutes Attendauce-s oo
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CONNECTICUT LEAcrE

AZ Bridgeport Bridgeport. 6; Springfield. 5.
At Norwich-Norwich. ! Hartford 0.
Al Holyoke-Holyoke, Z; New London. 3.
\. New HaTon-New Haven, g. Waterbury. I
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Cleveland, Ohio. Aug. SL-Cleveland and
the White sox played eight innings to
draw this afternoon, the game being call
ed to allow Cleveland TO catch a train for
st Louis Score,
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CINCINNATI IS D0wNED.
Two Errors by LObert tiives Game
To the Cubs,

Cincinnati. Aug. Sl.-The Chicago Ma
tionels took the game from the Cincin-
natis to-day owing to two errors by Lo-
bert. Score:
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EASY FOR ENGINEERS.

:. ID "A ". ItHLa I-Uaes n FtFt-ih-
ming Game by 10 to =.
The Engineer Corps had walzaway
with the p. B. & W. nine yesterday in
fve-inning game, score I0 TO 2
Chapel. Tor the Engineers. held his op-
p0nents 10 two hits. The winners played
q fast and aggressive game.
The Engineers Will play Navy on the
barracks grounds this afternoon at 3
O'Clock. "Rube" Clark viii pitch for
Navy. and Meister will work for the
army team Score.
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BENDaR IS INvINCIBLE.
Holds New York to Two Hits and
athletics Win.

New York. Aug S1-Bender held the
New York Americans down to two hi.s.
and that accounts for the Philadelphias'
victory Score:
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SECOND GAME.

Len on bases-Br0okyu. {; Philadelpha, S First
base on balls-od Rucker. 3; Of Brown 4 Struck
out By Rucker. (: by Brown. 3 Home r1n-L.um-
hey. Two-base bits-AlFerman. Hummel. Sacrifice
hit-JoTdan. Double play-Courtney to Doom 20
Couriney Umpire-AIr ODay. Tine Of game-
hour and 3 mInrfes
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MAPS TIE WHITE SOX
Game Ends in Eighth with
Score Two to Two.
CALLED BY AN AGREEMENT

Sox Start OF Strong by Chasing Two
TaIiies over I'm the Opening kound,
but Cleveland scores in the Second
and Third Innings and Ties Up
Game-Naps Had to Catch a Train.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Denver-Pue5lo. ,; Denver.
At S1raha- Omaha, 2; Sioux Cts.
At Isncoln-First game: Lincoln. /: Des AIoinss
O. Second game: Des Moines ; Lincoln. .
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01
PILGRIMS SHUT OUT
Nationals Win Three Ont of
Four from Boston.
FINE PITCHING OF GEHRING

YOungsteF shows Rare Form, Hold
ing Visitors Down TO Two Hits,
While KrOh Also Does Good Work.
knights Error Allows CaBfiIIOn-
ties TO score only Run of Game.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Strangers in Washington will find de-
sirable roomug- and boarding houses ad-
SArtised in The Herald.
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FUTURITY TRIUMPH
FOR KEENE'S COLIN
Superb Son of Commando
Captures Turf Prize.
HANGS UP NEW RECORD
Nearly $4,000 People Pay Trib-
ute to Latest Champion.

Bar Nome Makes Gallant Effort and
Closes Up, but Miller Shakes UD
Colin and Rides Home an Easy
Winner-ChapuItepee Is Third, a
Length and a Half Behind Bar
NOne-Keene Overjoyed.
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Boyds Defeat. High view.
The Washington Herald.

SPECIAL % The washington Herald.
Boyds, Nd, Aug. 1.-At Boyds this
afternoon the High View team was de-
feated by the BOyds Athletics in a hot
contest J. Brooks. Of High View, made
a home run. The fielding and batting Of
c. Morris and Limerick were features.
Many ladies witnessed the contest. after
which HarmOnd Moulton. manager for
High View. gave a watermelon feast. BY
agreement five innings were played. Score:
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DETROIT BLANKS ST. LOUIS.
Timely Hitting by the Tigers De-
feafs the Browns

Detroit, Aug. 31-LoOse playing by the
Browns and timely hitting by the Tigers
gave the Detroit Americans the victory
over St Louis to-day Score.
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS.
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

IL Roanoke, o.
Richmond, o. Roanoke, D.
DnnviIIe, 81 LynchburR, 2.
LynchBuFR, s; DanvIlIe, /.
Norfolk, o. Portsmouth, 2.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Washington, /; Boston, o.
Philadelphia, 3; New York, o,
Detroit. 3; St. Louis, o.
Chicago, 2; Cleveland, .
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FIRST CANE.

First base on halls-Of Mathews5n. ] of Dorner,
. Struck oVt-By MatheVson. s. By DOrner. ,
Tvo-basC hit-BrOWue. Sacrifice hits-Baies Dor-
ncr t2 Browne Stolen hases-Bresnahan. Devlin.
Double play-Bridweu 20 Ritchey TO Tenney. Hit
By pitchcT-By MstheNsOn Umpirc-Mr Carpenter
Time e game hours ard y minutes.
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Germantown, II, BarnesviIIe, 3.


Sffeial 10 The Washington Herald
Germantown. Md, Aug. 5L-The Ger
mantown team defeated BarnesvHe to-
day in a neat contest Ganley, for Ger
mantown, did some fine hitting. and orri-
sons pitching and Lewis batting were
features. Score:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-01

Ftst base by erroyS-P Pitsbgrgs ? Left On bases
Pittstlrg. Z 81, Louis, 70. First base on baIls-0s
Kafgsf 3: OF Philippe. 8; of Drsglehy ? struek
out-By Ranger, 1: by Philippe j: BY Dugsleby, l.
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sTAyDTNG OF TIE TEAMS.
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Germantown. ru.......... 3o12 O4IOx-n II
Barncsyiils. 0 o 0 90 IL . 6
Batteries Orrison and Lyddsn: Maxwell and I'm
nitt. Umpre-Mr. Julian Waters
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-19

fcndant is itself operating a road fol
public use is subject to be altered or
modified to conform to future cNigen
cicS and contingencies. he demand o1
the plaintiff is.granted and the verdict OF
the jury affirmed as to existing condi-
tons under reservation Of defendant
right which may arise under future
changing conditions
We are OF the opinion that the judg
ment appealed from is correct and is
hereby affirmed at appellants cost I'M
der express reservation Of the legal
rights of the defendants which may arise
under future changing conditions.
By Associate Justice Provosty-
]. w Foscue VS. Black Bayou Lum-
Der Company
The strict Doyle rule, according 70
which in measuring timber long or
short, only one diameter is taken, and
chat at the small end, is statutory n
this State
Judgment increased by $1,000 and at
armed
NJ Y Pobso,, - ,rr. NJ D paa.
le,. a. u
.+;o,,1ot;a,, :, a., 80. - ,a..o.ax.,
tr,,, :, t,a event - ,ba fa;I,,ra - tIa
mortoaoor. to nav, one one - ser,as -
notes tbe re,,'o;nd.. shan .1,,,o,o ,,,a
and exioibla Nv foreclosnre : 1o,vf,,I
,o,.ee,n4nt h;nJ;no ~, t,,o n,r,;ss 80 tha
.,l,,4.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-19
BOSSlER CITY
1t Is Fairly Looming Up With Great
Possibilities iu the Frtule

Bossicr City is beginning to attract
the earnest attention OF practical invest
ors and owing to its situation will. in
-imc become great center OF actlt.ty-
1t offers advantages for factories and
industrial enterprises which add popu!a
ion and wealth to the communities il
which they are established.
1t is safe to assume that the cou~-
4ouse, located al Benton, will in time be
-emoved to Bossier City ~
And when the bridge ocross R fS-iv2r
5 made free to the public Bossier CITY
will become the home of MANY peobl,
Who will seek the opportunity of i4ves.-
nent on reasonable terms And the en-
erprise being fostered by the Hunter
Mccormick Realty Company, Limited,
will stimulate the upbulding OF Bossier
City. The personnel of this company in
spire confidence, and it IS not singular
that lots are i'll demand by people who
intend to build homes in the future, as
well as for investment.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-19
THE SUPREME ECOURT
DECISIONS OF INTEREST NTH s
SECTION OF THE STATE.
THE TRACTION COMPANY

Must Pay Its Part Of the Work on
Jordan Street = The Nelson Case.
Fraction Company, Wins Right-of-way
Suit Against Kansas City Southern.
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1907-03-19
ARTICLE Y

ARTICLE VI.
The directors shall be elected by bal
lot at the regular meeting annually called
for that purpose, or any meeting adj
-journed from same. At all stockholders
meetings each share if stock shall be en-
titled to one vote: stOckholder may
vote by proxy. A majority OF the stock
holders shall constitute a quorum. A
majority OF the stock present shall elect
the directors Special meetings may be
called at the will of the president, or on
iemand of three stockholders.
The stockholders Of this corporation
t a general meeting called for that pur-
pose on demand Of one-half of the
tockbolders may modify, change, alter
,r amend or dissolve the corporate n
With the assent of three fourthS of the
tcck. This shall not apply TO incrcas-
ng or decreasing the capital stock which
5 done under special laws.
Five 60 days written notice of any
meeting shall be given by the secretary
dissolution be determined on, ma
ority OF the stock present shall select
,hree liquidatOrs at the meeting 50 de
ermining, and shall provide for filling
my possible vacancies among said
iquidators.
In testimony Of the above articles Of
Incorporation in the presence of the at
esting witnesses and before me, notary,
The above named incorporators have
lereunto set their names
Done and passed at my office in the
City Of Shreveport, La, this the 9TH day
# March A. ID. 1907.
G.. +. GILMER,
II. H. WIRELESS,
per G.. E. Gilmer
w. B: BOGGS,
per G. f. GiImer.
N. W. SENTELL,
per G. f. Gilmer
r. F. WYCHE,
per c. F. GiImcr
]. r. HONEYCUTT,
ALIEN X. MCDONALD,
Locator.
Attest:
S. J. ZEIGLER
FRANK J. LOONET.
T. f. BELL, JR.,
Notary Public
| certify that | have examined the
1bove and finding nothing in said char
.er contrary to law, hereby approve
the same This the 18th day OF March
\. d. 1907
J. NJ. FOSTER,
District Attorney.
Endorsed Filed and recorded March
-, 1907.
S. O. WILLIAMS,
deputy Clerk and cx-OfIicio Deputy Re
cordcr
State Of Louisiana, Parish of Caddo
hereby certify that the above and fore
going is true and correct copy OF the
original act, as the same now appears on
file and OF record in my office,
Given under my hand and seal OF Of
fee this 18th day OF March 1907.
S. o. WILLIAMS,
Deputy Clerk and ex-Officio Deputy Re-
corder.
March IA, 1907.