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The Adair County news., 1907-05-15

See J. A. Parson, at Colum bia Roller
mill, He sells buggies, surries, and log
wagons on easy monthly payments and
guarantees for 3 wears. 26.4t
The Adair County news., 1907-05-15
LODGE.
MASONIC.

COLUMBIA LODGE. No. 90. F. and A. M.-Regular
meeting in their hall. over bank. on Friday night
nm or before the full moon in each month.
T. R. Suits w. N.
A. d. Patteson. Secretary.
COLUMBIA CHATTER. r. A. NJ. No. z. meets Friday
NIGHT after full MOON Jno. D. Lowe. 81. p.
Horace Jeffries Secretary.t
COLUMBIA COUNCIL u. D.. meets End Friday
NIGHT after full moon in each month.
E. G. ATKINS. T. /. NJ.
T. r. STuLTs. RECORDER.
The Adair County news., 1907-05-15
PROGRAM.

NVUMhUbs
Memorial Services Stone Grave
Yard Thursday, May 3Oth,
1907.
ga. m.-Singing by Profs. Darnell
and Turner.
9:15-Prayer by Marion Antle.
9:3O-Address by F. ]. Barger.
10:15-Singing.
10:30-Address by w. A. Hynes.
11:15-Singing.
II :30-Florai Decorations.
11:45-Song and Prayer F. j. Barger.
12:00-Noon.
Up. m.-Singing.
1:15-Prayer by w. A. Hynes.
1:30-Address by Marion Antle.
2:15-Singing.
3:45-Address.
4:00-Song and closing exercises.
Basket dinner to be served on the
ground.
S. G. Denny. ]. R. Murrell, G. G.
Morrison, Committees.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
JOHN l..

I also have q fus I8-haud black
jack, JOHN L., hat will make tie
seasOn on the same ter ms. Tn. Jack
Is q i-year old IN tie fail Of iw,7. ADD
has proven bInteii a bigb Glaze
breeder.
- rtt-
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
In the Studs Season of 1sC7
MOTION TOM 1887,

Having pur,ba-,d the line Eng
llsbire stallion vi MIR. e. e.. Run, VI
Marshall, Mo | u.sire TO slate tbst
MOTION ION viii MAKE the
season OF 1867 at my faim u m'I.s
northeast at Marshall on III. Slst.r
road, At 80 On to insure Twin, colt
aud ss.UV by the season.
MOTION ION " q dark chestnut
shire stallion ao1 has mad. n nuD,',-r
of soasoos and u pair oi h,s get lsus.
ly sold Tor $40 ~, wh ch shows bis
breeding qualities He 4. uue ~ ti.s
best %preedert, heavy of b,n., aad =
toppy DRAFT b"rse. Csu refer au,ons
w his former osnei, Mr.. e. L ~ n,
- tn his qualitie. ~ au Individual
and breeder Tie s'Bt.r tle'e ar. u uis
good high class colts IA Ms c,.du IA
the p.igbborbood where he s,uud Dr
the past three years than uUy oe
draft horse III 1t ever made 70 rss-pn
vest Of Marshall. See bills for ledi.
gree aud puulpar.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

but he never seemed TO see Il. As my
wife-for ! had been three a mar.
ried and had two little Randolphs 10
show that both Katherine Blair and 1
knew what marriage was for-neyer
tired OF saying, Poor Bob! He's
woman. blind. aud II looks as though
he would never get his sight in that
direction"
Then again. jim" he continued In
. tone OF great seriousness. there's n
little secret ! have never let even you
into. The truth is I am not safe yet
not safe to speak for the old house OF
Randolph & Randolph. Yes. O may
laush-you who are. and always have
been. rs staunch and steady ss.the old
bronze John. Harvard In the yard. O
who know Monday mornings Just what
you are going TO do Saturday nights
and all the days and nights in be.
tween, and who always do Il. Jim,
have found since ! have been over on
Tho floor that the southern gambling
blood that mad' by grandfather. on
one OF his trips back from New York.
though he had more land and slaves
than he could use. stake his land and
~slaves-yes. and grandmother's too
on n card game. snd--losc. and change
the whole face OF the BROMLEY des.
tiny--those same gambling microbes
are In my blood. and when they begin
TO claw and gnaw ! want TO do some.
thing: and. Jim and the big brown
eyes suddenly shot sparks-"f those
microbes ever get unleashed. there1l
be mischief to pay on the foor--sure
there Wilt
Bob's handsome head was thrown
back: his thin nostrils dilated as
though there vas In them the breath
OF conflict. The lips were drawn
across the white teeth with Just part
enough to show their edges. and In
the depths OF the eyes was q dark.red
blaze that somehow gave the impress.
sion n gets In looking down some
long avenue % black ut the instant a
locomotive headlight rounds a curve at
night.
Twice before. way back In our col.
lege days. l had had q peep at this
gambling tempter OF Bob's. Once IN q
poker game In our rooms. when .
crowd Of New York classmates tried
to run him out Of q hand by the sheer
weight OF coin. And again at the
Pequot house at New London on the
eve OF a varsity boat race. when q
Yale crowd shook = big wad Of money
and taunts ut Bob until with q yell he
left his usually w~ellleaded feet and
frightened me. whose allowance was
dollars TO Bob's cents. at the sum total
OF the bet cards he signed before he
cleared the room VI Yale money and
came TO with q white face streaming
with cold p~erspiration. These events
had passed out Of my memory as the
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
Three Horses Killed

The Missouri Pacific Rail.
way trains killed three horses
at Nelson last week. We'd
nesday night II oue-legged
c"lrred peddler was run into
by.a train and his horse kill.
ed.
Thursday night jas. Thorn
ton was run into and had both
borses killed. In neither
case was anyone seriously
hurt.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
Saline Countians Slow

Cbas. Parent, who with
Jacob Fink went to Tulsa, ].
T.. To look at their ice plant,
returned last week, and in
forms us that he saw Ben
Winning, formerly of the
northern part ~ this county.
there. Mr.. Winning has
bought out Cole Younger's
meat market and is doing
nicely. He says that's this
finest town ou earth aud want (,
more Saline ~cnunJians To come
But he advises them,
Ia wake up first, a. he didD'b
know he was slow himself till
he reached Tulsa, and for
several days people stumbled
all over him aud he has now
learned n different gut.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
What Would
You Do

IL three good physicians
should pronounce your
case hopeless. If they
should decide that you
could not live longer than
six weeks. And if you
should get well, after US
ing only $1,000 worth of
DIR. Miles Heart Cure and
Nervine, what would you
advise a friend in like con-
dition to do?
81 have 70 thank Won for raving
my wife'r life two years ago. We had
continued With the doctor until the
third doctor. like the two. previous
for her, that she had better he taken
home from the hospital to quietly wait
hcr time, which would NOT no over z
weeks At the most. I brought her
pr. Mil,s' Heart Cure and Nervine
might help her. 80 7 got y hottie 81
Zach and mn Nerve and Liver rills
md commenced to give Thorn N her.
We soon seen on improvement, aud
encouraged nv this We continued Civ.
ing the medicine. We gave Her eleven
hotties IN I'll ~ the medicine. She
takes n occasionally now " v feel!
The mood. am ", tho miniitry, aud
have been for ~ years"
REV. r. Mtt.LtGAN.
Genda Springs. Ksns.
Or. Miles Heart Cure IL sold by
your druggist, who Will guarantee that
tire first bottle Will benefit. " u fails
he will refund your money.
Miles Ecdical Co.. Elkhart. Ind
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
HARRY AxTELL

was bred by w. p. Iiams, Terrc Haute, Ind,
who paid sl05 900 for his sire Axtell2 ~, cham
pion trotting stallion Of the world at that time
and stood him at the fabulous fee Of $1,000.
Harry Axtelrs dam, Myra, Dam Of 2 by Elec-
t~ioneer, founder Of the Electionccr family; I'd
dam, Addie Lee; Dam Of 4 by the great old
Morgan horse, Culvcr's Black Hawk, just
where many Of the most famous Rorses start
from. Every colt you get from Harry has :
chance TO- be wortha fortune.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
CAPT. HARRIS

bSS..he great race horse Surpol 2:l0, bred by
Hon. Leland Stanford, of Palo Alto California,
by Electricity, the champion 2-yesr.old trotter
Of the werld; dam, Sally Benton, the champion
trotting i-yerr old mare at the world; 2 dam
Midnight, the dam Of Jay Eye-Sec. the fastest
double gated horse in the world, record 2.lO
trotting, 2:O64 pacing Capt Harris Dam,
the great race marc, Halle Harris, 2:l74. dam
Of the sensational race mare, Halle Hardin
2:l3l; and two other fast ones By Combination,
who held the state record of Missouri for
years, Dam by Attorney, the sire Of the dam
Of Alice 2N31{, the greatest race mate the
world has ever seen Ifyou want q high-clsss
colt breed to the Capt.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
STEVE
JUMBO

q dne Eugllsbiro StsllioS will make
the season Of TO- at my farm. 10
miles southeast ri Marshall, 90 the
Fisher Farm, better kuown ~ the niI
Sheridan farm, ut g. % u insure law.
log colt.
JUMBO 10 q beautiful dark hay
III Fspds high, weigh, sbunt
1900 pounds. lie ~ nns ~ IA - ~
breeders. heavy bnneI, si,e tus' get
and hi. cOltn sell a. 4 nc Ir 20.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
In the Stud Season Of 1907
Elm Grove
Stock Farm
"a miles west of Marshall, Mo.
c. c. RUFF, Prop.
Big BUMPER

line nne belgian stallion, BIG
BUMPER, known ~ the Ket hart
horse, will make the ,essuD uf 1901 ut
farm y Jules west If Msr.baIi un
the ~Sbackelfora road Ut g. tUu az
sure living colt or $50 b., tb, sessup.
BIG BUMPER vi CHE lgUU pou, de
and will be 9 years q d In The ing
Of 1907. He 10 q dark dapple bs, 10
color. and has great sctiop. tn. best
OF feet aud legs sn0 hue eyes snu ~
an Individual be viii speek for b m.
self. AZ n breeoer. | will q there's
no better OF his kind H. IL y o. IN
thing for bis colts at Meaning to- sell
81 $50 On and sluO 90 tor ledirtee
and register number SEE bills OF b,ab
horse aud Isck.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
SURPRISE

Alto have n bus black Jrck that
vii make tie ses-uu ~ ~ 10 to ~
'ure living COLI 81 ~ ~ by the ssn-on.
This Jack j. knUwo throughout the
country by hir colts, b.iog second tn
mono.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19
MORNING STAR

This Tennessee Jack "MuruiI z
Star" Ia black with white Inrnt-. =
good breeder; shows n large ,"r 49, Z
Of co.'s. Sired oy w mI's t'rilt., ~
by Fox's Prince, he ny T & Huum's
Prince Alh"rt. oIt 81 n srlIgrt
Jenn.t by wsllacs's Pr,rce; ~ 4 m,
Hutton's Irish mare: 50 dam, Sain
Oavis's Gro X; tth dan. BLACK Toe.
Season, 500 u insure livior c"lt
J. 7.
Blue Lick, Mo.
The Marshall republican., 1907-04-19

Everyone knows that Spring Is the
= OF the year when the system
needle cleansing. Rings Little Liver
Pulls are highly recommended. Try
hem. Soldby p. II Franklin.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13

George II. Goebel, who is travelling
in the interests Of the state associa-
tion Of socialists, lectured last night
to large audience in Crabill hall
says the Baker City Herald. The
lecturer is thoroughly familiar with
his subject and is an entertaining and
instructive speaker. The local organ
ization expects to be favored with
Mr.. Goebel's presence here again
February 22, when much larger hall
will be secured and those interested
in socialism may have an opportunity
of hearing him.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13
Grange Building.
Parker's New Mill Nearly Ready

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Ayers were in
from Parker's mill this week. Mr..
Ayers states that there is about IA
inches of snow at the mill. The cold
weather and snow has been ideal for
logging. Mr.. Ayers now has about
400,0 900 feet of logs in the yards ready
for the spring run. The machinery
for the new mill is now on the ground
and will be ready for operation by
the first of May. The capacity of the
new mill will be $4,000 feet per day.
-Heppner Gazette.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13

tiOfSeS 10 AincFtH.
Two carloads of horses have re-
Gently been shipped from this point
to the Alberta country, which were
all purchased in the vicinity of Echo.
Interesting Shoot.
The members of the Echo Rod and
Gun club held an interesting shoot
at their trap in the hill last Sunday
afternoon. Some good shots were
made. The boys will practice from
now on to hold regular shoots in the
near future
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13
NEED VINOL
for it hastens recovery by
creating strength

A member of the Pendleton Drug
company says: There is just one
thing the matter with a person who
has been sick-that is, weakness.
ITO all such people IN Pendleton
we recommend our delicious cod liver
oil preparation, Vinol, as the very
best strength creator for GONZALES
cents we have ever sold in our store.
"Vinol strengthens the digestive or
gans, creates an appetite. promotes
sound sleep, makes rich, red blood,
and builds up a depleted system to
health and vigor
This is because Vinol contains in
a highly concentrated form all of the
medicinal and strength creating ele-
ments of cod liver oil, actually taken
from fresh Gods livers, with the use
less, nauseating oil eliminated and
tonic iron added.
I'VE return money to those who
buy Vinol and receive no benef l."
The Pendleton Drug company.
Note.-While we are sole agents
for Vinol in Pendleton, it is now for
sale at the leading drug store in near
ly every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13

A. F. Stover Of the department Of
agriculture, who has been here a
great deal looking after the drainage
work on the Umatilla project, passed
through here Monday on his way
from Washington, d. c., to Rerkeley
Cal. He will be here during the
summer to look after his work on the
PROJECT
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13
ECHO NEWS NOTES
EIFTY-SEVEN CARLOADS
CATTLE SHIPPED LATELY.

More VIII Be Soon-10O Men Doing
Rlprapping on Reclamation Project
-Sheepherder Charged With Forg-
ery-No Public School This Week
Foot Badly Injured in Skating
Rink-Horses Shipped to Alberta
New Route Which Shows Up the
Advantages of the West End to
Homeseckers-Chan of Manage
ment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13
.FREEWATER ADV|CES
WORK WILL EEGIN SOON
ON CANNERY BUILDING.

The Flood. Were a Great Annoyance
Work VIII Begin Soon on the
Grange Hall M Hudson Bay-Whit-
man Glee Club Matiness Saturday
Next-o. R. \ N. Train Stalled for
Week on the Mountain-Cougars
Are Killing Sheep In Hudson Bay
District.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13

Freewater, Feb. 1S.-The recent
floods have been a great drawback
this section of the country. No
through trains have been seen for
over a week, and mails are scare in
deed. People are seen looking up old
hooks and papers for reading matter,
and when desperate send out team
to get a little news at a time. 1t is
believed that the conditions will soon
be better as railroad repairs are go
ing on rapidly in the Freewater-M
ton country.
The Whitman College Glee club will
give matinee at the Freewater hall
Saturday afternoon. The club has 16
fine voices, and rare treat is being
looked forward to.
Conductor Menzies and his train
crew were stalled on the side of the
mountain for nearly a week on ac-
count of washouts. They left the
train and took up their abode at
Claude Stems ranch, near by.
Cougars have been killing sheep
in the Hudson Bay country of late,
age.
It is now believed that slcighing is
over until next winter.
Cannery Assured.
A meeting was held in Radgero hall
Monday for the temporary organiza-
ton of the canning factory company.
AS stated in this paper a short time
ago, all but few hundred dollars
has already been raised for the pro-
posed factory. and it is understood
that work will be started on the
building as soon as the ground is in
shape to build upon.
Grange Building.
The work on the new grange hall
in Hudson Bay will be set in motion
as soon as the snow leaves The Tum-
alum Lumber company has the con-
tract to furnish the lumber, and A.
]. Bicknell will supply all the hard
ware.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1907-02-13
Foot Badly Mashed.

Sherman Crayne, a young man liv-
ing near this place, had foot badly
mashed in the skating rink at PEN
dleton a few evenings ago. He skated
into a studding in the side of the
budding and several people ran over
him. The foot is badly mashed and
in serious condition. 1t will prob
ably he a few months before he will
be able to step on the injured men,
ber again.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
DICK IS CENTRAL'S
NEW TRACK CAP TAIN

At a meeting last evening. VIII Dick
was unanimously elected captaiu Of the
Central High School track team for the
next year.
Dick has distinguished himself for the
last three years in high school athletics.
Many laurels have been added TO his
crown this season; in fact. he captured
first place in the half and quarter in all
of the last three meets in which he COM
peted. However, Central viii hardly
expect Dick to win all track events next
season unassisted. There is still n fairly
strong team left. despite the fact that
Kemper, Schmidt, Burch. Maxcey and
Noyes are out of the count, due TO grad
uation. The team also will feel the
great loss of Macdonald. who is not
coming to school. Nevertheless they
are not going to give up hope OF win
ming the weight events with Tweedy and
Spransey still on the active list. More
over, Mr.. Foley claims that there is an
ample supply of raw material in the
lower classes, which, with careful train
ing, can be developed into another win
ming track team.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
TENNIS MATCHES
IN HIGH SCHOOLS
Plat, Mclean, and Hender-
son Winners in First
Day S Play.

The first match of the inter-high
school tennis tournament was played
yesterday afternoon at the Bachelors
Tennis Courts. The sets were played
between Plat and Palmer. Mclean and
Mum, and Henderson and Morse. re-
spectively. Plat won the first match,
s-3. 60; the second match was won by
Mclean. 6-1, 6-1; the third was won by
Henderson. 6-1. 2-6. 6-3.
This tournament is open 10 all I'VE
high schools. a beautiful banner, Of
fered by Spalding Bros, is 10 be given
TO the school winning the greatest num-
Der OF matches. Individual prizes are
offered by Hickman & White and Wal
ford 10 the best in the singles. Each
school is allowed TO enter three men in
the singles and one team In the dou-
bles. The first round in the singles will
reduce the number to five. il being so
arranged that no two men from the
same school will play each other. A
round robin Will then be played, so that
each winner Of the first match shall
meet the other four. The entries are as
follows:
Singles-Central. Buynitzk,, Mum. ].
Eager: Western, @. Morse. Mclean,
Palmer; Tech. Henderson. P,att. Mont
pomery.
Doubles-CentraI, Buynitzky. ]. Eager;
Western, Palmer, Mclean; Technical,
Davis. Seifriz.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
WAUGH CHAPEL VICTOR
IN RAGGED BALL GAME

Rhode Island Methodist and Waugh
Chapel the tailenders in the Sunday
School League. were pitted against each
other yesterday and Waugh won By Is
10 10 In about as ragged an exhibition
OF baseball as has been seen in wash
ington this season
Rhode Island Methodist Outbatted and
outreldeo Waugh. getting eighteen hits
70 eleven, and making only six errors
10 Waugh's eleven, but still could not
win
lie Nat and Buckley. Of the losers. led
with the bat. each getting four hits
fielding feature
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
.LITCHFIELD'S TWIRLING
BEATS POSTOFFIGE

Litchfield outpitched Haring IN the
Departmental League yesterday and
Navy defeated Postoffice by TO O. It
was Litchfield's first appearance in the
Departmental and his debut was most
auspicuous. he held the mail singers
to two singles and in only one inning.
the sixth. did they have a chance 10
score:
Sutton's triple to left center and
singles by Smith and Clements gave
Navy two runs in the fourth. and Har-
ris' safety and a pair OF errors Melted
another tally In the fifth.
In the sixth inning foul tip hit
Kraft, the Postonice catcher, over the
heart and he had 70 be carried 10 the
Emergency Hospital for treatment
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
q - - DRIVES OUT
0s0.0. RHEUMATISM

Inc cause OF Rheumatism of the blood
Y ogeson chronic constipation
system oil refuse matter which the natural elmnative organs have
refuse
Grating acid which absorbed distributed t all
parts OF the body and Rheumatism gets system One
be with
because Ike all blood diseases be parent to
Inc aches and pains OF the disease
s or Televe with nlnens Plasters ber
oPates however off
exposure cold dampness indigestion or cn
patron the wandering muscles and joints tender places
on the flesh return and the sufrnd
symptoms while the real of the in the blood
rheumatism be cured while
pam producing uric acid poison Rheumatism
rIvlng blood
and renovaes the circulation by neuazng and eng ali
from the system S. stimulates nvigoaes the
blood instead
and the muscles joints bones the bd
soothed and noushed by rlch
and permanently cures Rheumatism S. S. composed roots herbs
ana PARKS which possess both purifying and tonic propertiesju what
needed every Rheumatism
medical advice free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co. ATLANTA "a
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
MAY BRING TOGETHER
DRISC0LL AND ATTELL

SAN FRANCISCO. June I1.-Jim
Driscoll. the English featherweight. who
recently defeated Joe Bowker anG there
by won the featherNeight title of Eng
land, will likely be seen in action in
this country before the summer is over
1t IS the plan Of both Jack Curley. of
the Tonopah Athletic Club. of Tonapah
New, and of Tom McCarey, OF the Pa
cific Athletic Club, OF Los Angeles. to
bring Driscoll TO this country and match
him with Attell for July in a battle
for the featherweight championship OF
the world.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
Game Is Decided
In Twenty-FOurth
Inning at Philly

SOUTH BETHLEHEM. June II
What proved 10 be a romarkable twenty
four-inning baseball contest was played
here yesterday between the Empires
and tho Enpals. two local mines. The
Empals added 70 the interest Of the
game by pulling of a triple play IN the
twenty-fi-st inning.
RHE
EmpaIs 600 600 OOl 600 900 600 900 COL 9 :
Empiresi0O 600 600 600 90 600 COO COS y 4
Batteries-Toner. Bucchin Devlin
LOughlin: Burns. Ward, Hartigan.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11

Earned rans-st. Peters. .. First base by
errors-St. Peters. 3; St. Vlneent's 4 Left
on. bases-St. Peters S. St Yincenrs 10.
First base on balls-Oh Madden. .; OF Mer-
riil, 5 Struck out-By Madden 10: by
Merrill T. TwO-base hits-Sullivan. 2: Mad
den Sacrifice hit-Aaloy. Stolen bases
Manceron. ,: Dampier. 2; p. Colihower Sui
Double plays-O' Brlen TO Blair; Madden 10
Dampier to Maloy 10 Hurdle 20 Madden:
Hurdle 20 DaInpier. Wild pitch-Merrill.
Passed balis-Allen. 2 Umpire-Buckley.
Time OF game-l hour and 70 minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11

First base by errors-Government Print
ing Ofice, 4, Southern Railway. s. Left
on bases-(foyernment Printing once 2:
Southern Railway. 3. First base on balls
on Rider, 2; on Dent, 3; OF Hampton. ..
Innings pitched-By Dent. %; BY Hamp-
ton. i-3- Htts-On Dent. s. of Hampton.
l. Struck Out-By Dent. 3. by Hampton. .:
by Rider. J. Home run-McKnight- Three
base hits-Dawson. Phelps Tvo-base hits
Farrell. Carr. Sacrifice hits-Hayden. Hamp-
ton, Holly. Mcknight. Double plays
Chaplin TO Herbert: Holly 20 Copeland Her
bert 70 haIley Wild pitches-Rider Dent.
Unpire-Handiboe. Time OF game-i hour
and IS minutes
The Washington times., 1907-06-11

Earned runs-NaVy. 2 First base BY err
rors-Postofhce. 3. Left on bases-Postofice
J. Navy. 3 First base on balls-Oh Itch
field. ); on Haring. l. Struck out-By Itch
field. 4, by HarinE. s. Three-baae hit
Sutton. Sacrifice hits-Litchdeld. Mc-Grafh
Kraft. Stolen bases-Kerr. Smith. Clements
Doublcp lays-Garner TO Clements elements
20 Garner to Smith 10 Hughes. HIT By
pltcher-By Haring. ]. Umpire-Betts. Time
Of game hour and s. minutes.
The Washington times., 1907-06-11
PETERS JUNIORS
ARE STILL WINNING

The ST. Peters jr. continued it's win
ming streak by defeating the strong Con-
gressional team on the formers grounds.
Fourteenth and A streets northeast, yes
terday afternoon, by 10 70 9.
- st. Peters drove Crown from the box
in the fourth inning. and the church
boys were unable TO do anything with
Thompson. Maloney and Murray made
fine running catches. and the batting
OF Ahern. Darlington, and Tague were
the other features.
The score: