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The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
All Over Weld.

ing under the Greeley ana Lo'elahu
ditch and then pulled over .north OF
the river.
Mr. Gore, ST., returned last week
to his home at Talmadge, Nep ;
after spending. the summer with his
son, w. E. Gore, and family.
Mrs. Liddeen and Mrs. Nielsen OF
Cheyenne were down last week for
the festival, and while here visited
their friends, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. A.
Carlson.
A. ii. Strom left Friday for Colo
rado Springs aad Cripple Creek,
where he will join Mrs Strom, who
has been visiting friends there for a
couple of weeks. Both Will return
the latter part of this week.
DR.. S. V. Stoller and Mrs. Della
Twist, who have been visiting Gree
lev relatives for week past were
guests.in the Swan home on Monday.
Little Miriam Winter of Greeley ac-
companied them to the country.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29

uaney of Loveland were the guests
nj Mrs. Haney last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Hopkins and family
are new arrivals from Boulder ana
,,ill make their home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j A. Behrens ana
uenry Behrens are Idaho Springs
visitors for the next two weeks.
Miss Lois Berry is spending few
DAYS with friends at Hillsboro before
commencing her school duties here.
Mrs. J. p. Fashbaugh and Carrie
nave returned home after several
weeks spent with friends IN
Toledo, O.
The Evans band social in the park
Wednesday evening was we'll at'
tended and was success In every
particular.
Mrs. Spreggins of Grand Island
and Mrs. Allison of Wallace, Neb',
gre the guests of their mother, Mrs.
John Jack.
Rev. McBurney, former pastor OF
the Evans Reformed Presbyterian
church, was calling on old friends
here saturday.
Miss Celeen, principal OF the
Evans school, after spending her
vacation at her home in Alta, Ia,
has returned to Evans.
Mrs. X. B. Wilson, who has been
the guest of Mrs. w. E. Morrison
for the past few weeks, has returned
to her home in Colorado Springs.
Fred Worm, with his wife and
three children, arrived from Austria
last week, and are the guests Of his
brother-in-la Alois Schnobel.
The Meneley Robley male quartet
will give a concert at the M. E.
church, Evans, Saturday evening,
which promises to be something fine.
Among those who went on the
Woodmen's excursion to Eldoradc
Springs were j. II. Rhodes, Mount
Briggs, G. P. Young and P. II. Her
riOtt.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
EATON

| Rev. Dickinson has returned from
. vacation trip at Georgetown.
Mrs. E. Payne has returned from
visit with friends and relatives in
the east.
Grover Robbins of Billings, Mont. i,
is the guest of his brother, Milton
Robbins.
Mrs. Levi Ackroyd o ( Denver has
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Amos
Ackroyd
Mrs. W. R. Grant Will have
charge of the music in the school
this year.
Mrs. A. S. Lincoln and daughter,
Miss Callle, have returned from their
eastern trip.
Fred Elder and family of Newton.
Kan, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. S. Elder.
Miss Hoops of Kansas City is visit.
| ing her sisters, Mrs. l.. r. Woods
and L. Hawkins.
Mrs. L. H. Madison of Gaines.
Vile. Tex, is the guest of her sis.
ter, Mrs. j. C. Carlson.
Miss Bonnie Grooms of Abba, la
was the recent guest of Mesdames ]
| Wolf and A. J. Smillie.
Mrs. Chas. Strickland and chill.
dren have returned from visit
with friends in Morrison and Dan.
yer.
Mrs Herbert Cavwood and little
daughter have returned from VISIT
with Longmont and Fort Collins
friends.
Miss Mildred Staub, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Jones, has returned to her home in
Denver
1.-The Ladies Aid Of the Methodist
church recently held al interesting
meeting at the home of Mrs. Chas
Kruger. ''
Mrs. Claude Pierce has returned
from a visit at Loveland. Her sis.
ter, Miss Florence, returned with her
for short visit.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Snyder are taking an
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
MASTERS S

Mrs. Earl Thompson aud little
son are in Greeley
Mrs. Hall has returned from Den
YER and is much improVed.in health.
Charles Strickland of Eaton
visited trends in this vicinity re-
Gently.
Monroe Curtis, nephew of F. W.
Smylie, SIS spending the summer at
the. e.ranch.
The Masters club crossed bats with
the q. = team Sunday The score
was IL to in favor of Masters.
Robert lay was seriously injured
Saturday in a runaway accident. lie
went to Greeley for medical atten-
tion.
Miss Hazele Moore attended the
institute ..at Boulder. Miss Moore
will teach at Fort Lupton the COM
ing term.
Mr.. Foote and his party OF sur
vevors have returned to Denver, hav-
ing completed their work on the
Riverside reservoir.
Mrs. Albert Smith and Miss Eliza.
beth Kennedy, who have been guests
of the Mackeys, have returned to
their home in Denver.
The at-home cards of Mr. and
Mrs. j. 6. Beaver have been received
by their many friends In this vicin-
ity. They viii reside in Fort Col
lins. Mrs Beaver was formerly
Miss Grace Day.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
LAsALLE

T. r.. .Blackwood returned from
Fort Collin. Saturday.
Miss Myra Wolfenden was visi tin
friends in LaSalle last week
Mrs. Warren spent last week jwitl
Mrs. Boothroid, near Loveland.
Rev. w, j. McBurney was a gueS
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. u. ;
Ellis Monday evening.
j. cambridge is repairing hi
property here temporarily prepara
tory to moving his family to town.
Mrs. Thompson and daughter 0
Bloomington, Ind. are visiting a
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. E w. Nc
Kenney.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Patton, who hav
been visiting their daughter, Mrs. J
HAYES, returned to their home ii
Sterling Kan. Monday.
MIR. and Mrs. Barnard and daughte
Miss Lilly, also Mrs. Irving, left 70
their home in Cutler, H., after
three weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
William Patterson.
The Menelev- Robley quartet vii
give concert Monday evening, Sept
2, at O'Clock in Stewards ball
This concert is given under the aus
pices of the LaSalle W. G. T. L
There is no set admission fee, but
silver Offering taken at the door
After the concert the ladies vii
serve ice cream and cake to all whit
wish 1t. Everybody come. Remem
Der the date-next Monday evening
at 8 O'Clock.
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
EvANo

Rev. F. D. Crook and family are
off to the mountains for a two
weeks stay.
Ed Beeson was 80 years old Sunday
and saws he feels as young as an Is
yearold boy.
Mrs. Kester of Fowler was the
guest Of Mrs. Isaac Riddle last Fri.
day and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adams of Deliver
were the guests OF L. @. vand&rlip
and family Sunday. 4
Mrs. .. G. vanoken ans Aisa
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
GIBSON

Miss Edna Teller is visiting rela-
tives at Severance.
F. G. Teller spent several days at
Kersey this week on business.
Emil and Sherman MartinSon took
a FIVE days fishing trip to. the noun
tains last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Short of Littleton
spent couple of days with Mr. and
Mrs. j. W. Harsh last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Strong spent a
couple of days with Mr.. Strong s
brother down at .Kersey way last
week.
Gene Howard spent a week thresh
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29

s,vf.,on half.son,,ot Of a modern
miles w,,t south and l'' ,,.. as
VIII move there, e@I
rowns'tss WI sns annual cn aelye,lI
elected S,es president; Ni,s i
vice. vice. president; c. TlI| g !
'a's and treasurer. ' j
81 mong the pas,..
vest festival at 'Gc',ss1
,,an Were noted slesdamae,,' a,''
r'n r',s ana Row, and Nj!
onds. ''Vaa
j. II. Leluer Of s,s.J
chased the wsll.im sIu'
tract tract of land east Of ~ i
,a, East'ack, Mr. Lsis3
. take Possession Of HI, j
ehe 18th of Sep,embs,', ,'
o., The Num- Tovp,j,,
sale of two lots to r
chant m n' of Cheyenne: l
r. Clark, president a.
Ci,,. eaI Bank and Trust Co,
mI So,,ihs' Mr. CLARK
nuild at once a press
building with n,odo's
open The bank with
slo, 600 as soon as uoss,,
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Lodge gathered at the home Of Ms
Chas. Chipman, completely suIpris
ing that lady. After spending sew
eral hours in pleasant converse tloI
dainty refreshments were served b,
the guests, Then each lady lett
dainty handkerchief as token q
remembrance, and wished Mrs. Chip
man many more pleasant anniyer
saries,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
For an Impaired |

To improve the [
strengthen the digest
doses of Chamberlainsl
Liver Tablets. J, H.|
troit, Mich, says; 4
my appetite when imp
me OF a bloat ed feelina
pleasant and satisfied
Of the bowels. y N
Samples free at all dru|
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
GROW c1

Miss Pearl whltte1
the week with relatIvs]
The Bardwell BROTH
their early potatoes du|
Fannie percius Of J
last week with Mise,
and Della Woods. /
Ross Oliver is havipl
OF trouble with his :
nearly blind that hl
work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drum
and mother flom ND
with Mrs, Richey I
Richey S nephew from |
Ing with them.
Miss Hillyer and b,
Bend, Ind, are yisitlI
Witwer this week. /
spending the summer
and are Oh their way N
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
Loveland to Hold BisI

The thirteenth annu
and circuit races to I'd
land Labor Day, Sept |
eclipse all former Occai
elaborate program, cod
loon ascensions, bra
contests, races, chan
game. $1,000 in pril
arranged. The big n
entertainment charar
ern hospitality. Sps
very low rates via c,
The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
NOTICE OF ApJIIslA

Estate of zack Barnes, pssss,,ins| d,
hS'n,V The undersigned n, i Fl he i's;
ed "S "aSda@ini,satroaifoifh inst At The e eOqass5
ihn BarnGs,t state ,'ci oi cSlGfiSaso;t c,S., he Wit
tbe county cousii la in Greeie,
tn the e,Il99nday, I9nGdl the + ,hlhps'fh9 he fh9sd
ber; r. a y, y gsiaid daIyii dI,ia. At sssI,la
sons or sooh,itied hhEi idT Ta9at at,,1iils t,hs
The ppsTlSns pgrp%nHss intteO1iss,%n ,%ntssdh
aa,u,,essted AZ, stHed to msssd. mssdi ,,,.c
abues1nderslginuessaiiey CS!" G
Dated at, a, Il, i. p lRSps
Admins Bfsrns:.,
Zaeki kitiorus!
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The Greeley tribune., 1907-08-29
NOTICE TO CONrRAV'
caaladnrnnnsals will ~,

Office OF the city cierni ier,i,rsdd yd
ley, Weld county, eoivi ,Soe o.
day OF September, w. WI,
opened at the library u M, N
ley Public Library Nv y n II
Pai'ptni Pnnr ni 80 i. NJ. Of said 4
sStrl,ction SuT, Of a library oa,,j ' v
ance with the drawing / HI HI
nprrepared prep BY william Ill,v .; /
chitects. No, 22s kSilM4r 4 .Dysr. i
ing, in the city OF DenaSs1, na I'd
ho .bpdteS bad nj Ii The Office OF re
shitact, shit ct,' sealed bids y = \
Nc; bv n certified cheek ,Sro o. 4 n
the II / board ot dir direGiioGGir ct oGGirssI si
s,,arss orers SSiiuI bidder ts9}tinIt t9 Snlst'
and bond WIN ,ine d
ten ten days Of the time "
tract -, ,,bmit Two
obs bifIs ior building comPbIsSis Gil lPbsS'
o,x;th basement uniliiii iiSlsred
"N.ol, BID will be 81 ssb[~scS
~ ItNaAI ltiN.
pIRsiid IRids on plumbing .sp.r sJ
are Ito to be submItteeaar rti3sd
crn'In,pnnied a. by a s,,m,snls
eoch. These depa' ''
sePiarq,tee q,tteeor5 G9"lrreGGy hereby reserT
reject any OF AL 0'L /. II. II
secretary eqasrdf oar fi,g Fl Pj5i'$S'ss 4 81
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Aug. -, 1907; Iast 81
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
HILL CLIMBERS IN A TIE
Joe Tracy and Bragg, Yale Stu.
dent, Make Same Time.
several BAD spills and n Number of
Machines Are Wrecked
AT bridgeport.

Bridgeport. Conn. May 3o.-Joe Tracy.
driving a 40-hOrsepower Locomobne. tied
with c. S. Bragg. a Yale student In a 20
horsepower Stanley steamer. for first
place. they having made exactly the same
time, 1.24 %. in the mile run. in the auto
mobile hill climbing contest to-day Of the
automobile club Of Bridgeport, on short
hill. Easton
Bragg was awarded the prize cup. the
tie not being run of for the reason that
A. L. Riker, Of the racing board Of the
A. a a. being referee and a member Of
the firm employing Tracy withdrew him
as a contestant for the prize and Tracy's
run was against time.
The winner of the Yale cup. offered for
the amateur driver of a gasoline car, has
not been determined. rs the question of
the contestants eligibility 10 the class OF
amateurs was disputed. and the matter
has been referred to the Automobile Asso-
citation of America to decide.
There were three bad spills on the hill
Arthur Warren, of New York. driving a
20-horsepower Stearns, in rounding d
curve in the road. crashed into "A stone
wall and wrecked his machine.
Harry =. Seymour. Of Hartford. collided
with a tree and wrecked his Pope Hart
ford. r B. Crawford, New York, ran
over an embankment with his Stevens
Duryea. All three drivers escaped seri-
Gus injuries by close margins. The sum
maries:
Glass A-Stock cars mp TO SL010 First, Maxwell
l2-horsepouer. Maxwell BriscUe C0mUany Fawtucket
Watson. driver: 2d6 Second, Fond l5-horsclJwcr,
Il. NJ Speirv. bridgeport driver. 2.l8
Glass M-Stock cars from $1,000 70 S2.e9o First,
REQ l6horscuoweI. Hany u. Gates Bridg port.
driver. 2lc Second. REQ 2thmsepowcI Fairfield
Automobile Comptnv; g. Third, jackson 0hoise-
power. Arthur v. Bell stamford; 20.
Glass C-Stock cars from S2,g0 20 S3C0l First.
Pore Hartford = 10 % horsepower. II. II. seymour.
Bridgeport: 49, Second. Oldlmobile 40horseruper.
LyfoId Bros. Bridgeport. 1.l-.
Glass D-Stock cars over 5000 First simplex 70
horsepower. y W Bishop. Bridgeport ! 81 35 See
ond Pacsarl. SJ-holsepower. T. W Pear=all, New
York: i.n55 Third PACKARD 31-horsepower Blue
Ribbon tiarsge COMPANY Bridgeport: l:B.
Glass E-FrCcfoI-all car, and muahouts ND 10
S G00 First. Stanley 2Chorsepower. &. \ Bragg.
New Haven. l. Z5 Second. Locomobile 41horse-
power Joseph Tracy. BridgCprt; l2i25. Third.
Steyens-Duyea 5lorsepoWer r. b Crawford New
York: l.G35 Fourth Oldsmobile 4l-horseuower
John b. Burrel. Waterbury Is Fifth Stearn S
30-hoFsepower Ton exhibition, Arthur Warren, New
York. .
Glass D-Motor cycles First. Indian. p. horse
powef Peter H. CoX New Haven: 80. second
Curtis 5-horsepoweT. e. Edward Clark Bridgeport
Isl Is Third. Indian AZ horsepower, L. L. John
son, New Haven; lNs3
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
McGRAW TO RETIRE?
Report That He viii Quit Game at
End of This season.

New York. May 3o.-John J. McGraw.
manager of the New York National
League Baseball Club. will give up base
ball at the end Of this season. This means
that he viii neither play ball nor manage
a bail club after the last game Of 1891 is
ended.
The manager OF the Giants. one Of the
greatest generals that the national game
has ever seen. is not giving out this news
broadcast. vet he makes no denial of its
truth. and he admits that there are some
features Of professional baseball life that
he does not like
Statesments similar 10 this are made
periodically by many ball players and
managers Of note at times when they
are dickeriug FOR big salaries. Some
make it a point 10 hold out for a short
time each spring with more or less sue
cess a 10 the salary proposition Mr. Nc
Graw, however. has no Ak Of this kind to
grind. since his salary is mutually agree
able TO him and President John T. Brush.
of the New York club. and Manager Nc
Cfraw has come 20 his determination with
the season Of 1907 well under way The
fact is, McGraw and Brush have a high
admiration for eaCn other, and a money
affair is not likely TO separate them.
John J. McGraw does not have to play
baseball any longer. He has been in the
game fourteen years; has made good
money during most of this time. and now
he has commercial and property interests
which make him independent Of salary.
He asserts that what he most hates in
baseball life is travelling
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
MAY TAKE UP AQUATICS.
District High schools to Organize
Boating Club.

Encouraged by the success Of the Tech
nical High School eight in defeating the
Georgetown Preps in their race on the
Potomac this spring, lovers Of acquatics
in the high schools met at 2l29 L street
northwest. last night and discussed plans
for the organization Of a boating club. to
be known as the Washington High School
Boating Club.
All the high schools were represented
at last nights meeting. and considerable
was done toward arranging the prelmi-
narIes Of this new departure in high
school sports. 1t was determined to hold
a mass meeting at the Riggs House on
June T.. at which meeting the promoters
Of the venture hope to launch the enter
prise
II is planned to have each Of the five
high schools in the District represented
by four and an eight Dared crew. and to
indulge in all branches of the sport. in
cluding canoeing. sculling. and rowing.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
CORNELL CREW VICTORIOUS
Harvard Eight Meets Defeat by
Only Bare Boat Length,
Crimson Leads Ht the Stnrt-Race on
Lake Cayugn Not Started Until
Nearly \ o'clock.

Ithaca, y. Y, May 9o-The Cornell
Varsity crew defeated Harvard on Lake
Cayuga to-day by a bare boat length in
one of the prettiest contests that has ever
been held on Lake Cayuga. For about
half a mile the Harvard crew was in the
lead. but the long, powerful Courtney
stroke finally told and in the last half
mile the Ithacans passed the men from
Cambridge, and won out in handy fashion.
/ The race did not begin until about S
O'Clock, because of the rough water; but
the long wait was we'll worth while.
For nearly half of a mile the crews
rowed exactly opposite each other, both
striving with all Of their power to get
an advantage and neither succeeding.
Neck and neck they rowed with the bow
OF each shell on a straight line with the
other. and the crews so close together that
the oars nearly touched
with tense and bated breath. the thous-
ands Of people I'm the observation train
waited for one crew 10 take the lead but
it was after the mile and a half mark
that it finally clnched tie race Then
The Cornell crew proved that after all 1t
could fit itself in an emergency. and row.
ing the long Courtney stroke. and with
beautiful form, the Ithacans gradually
pushed their shell ahead, by inches. until
they approached the finish line. when they
opened with an additional burst OF speed
that swept them across the line a winner
by length, in eleven minutes and one
second.
Harvard caught the water first and hit
up "a terrific pace with a stroke Of - 20
the minute. Cornell began with 36. The
Harvard crew Immediately jumped in
front. and by the time the crews had
rowed a quarter Of mile the Cambridge
boys were half boat length in the lead.
From that time Cornell began to slowly
wear down their opponents, and by the
time the half-mie mark was reached
Harvard was but twenty feet ahead. The
Crimson oarsmen. still rowing AT very
high stroke. although il had dropped to
slightly under forty. At the three-qUar-
ter mark both crews were on equal terms
and the struggle here was memorable
For nearly half a mile it seemed as II
they would never separate. but Cornell
gradually crept in front At the mile the
Ithacans we're leading. rowing "A stroke Of
/ thirty-four To the minute, with Harvard
going al thirty-siX. At the mile and a
half Harvard began 20 spurt, but could
not make any headway. Instead, Cornell
went further front at every stroke, and
by the time the last quarter was reached.
the Ithacans were three-quartsrs Of a
[ length in the lead.
As they came down the stretch they hit
up their stroke and spurted. crossing the
line a length ahead
The Cascidilla School crew defeated the
Stone School OF Boston by about a length
in q race Of a mile and one-eighth.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
FINAL CUTTER RACE ROwED.
First Company Takes Event and De-
cIsion VIII soon BE known.

Special 10 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis Nd May 5o.-The final race
in the company competition Of the
Brigade of Mldshipmen in cutters under
oars was rowed this morning, and the
crew picked from the First Company
won. with the Seventh Company second,
and the Twelfth Company third. The
captains of these three companies are
George W. Simpson. Brooklyn, y. Y;
Alfred H. Miles. at large, and Schuyler
F. Helm, Plymouth, Ind, respectively.
In this race, as well as other sailing
contests and other branches Of sports.
points are won which help in deciding the
winner Of the right to carry the brigade
colors for the succeeding year. The de-
cision will be announced shortly.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
LOCAL AUTOIsTS HAVE RUN.
Nine Members of Washington Club
Make Trip TO Harpcrs Ferry.

\. G. MuIheisen finished first in the
run Of the Automobile Club Of Washing
ton from Harpers Ferry yesterday.
Nine members left the clubhouse on
Brightw0od avenue. Wednesday afternoon.
going 10 Frederick. over the National
Pike. thence 10 Harpers Ferry. and re-
turning late yesterday to the clubhouse
where a supper was served.
This is the clubs first run this season,
and. considering the fact that there were
no accidents and that the time was good
the event was most successful
The following nine men participated in
the run. Robert Caverly. Leroy Mark,
A. G. Mulheisen. Robert Heater, George
Chandlee. William West. Harrington
Mills. Mr.. White. and W. A. Copenhaver
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
EMBARK FOR JAMESTOWN.
Cadets Of Maryland AGricuIturaI
College Leave for Encampment.

College Park, May 20.-One hundred and
twenty cadets Of the Maryland Agricul-
tural College left this morning for a
weeks encImpment at jamestown They
left on q special electric car from Col
lege Park. and upon arrival at the wharf
In Washington boarded the jamestown.
especially chartered for The occasion.
The cadets were i'm command Of Mai
Edward Lloyd. L. S. A. retired. ana
Capt Mudd. Of Company c, was acting
cadet major in the absence of Cadet
Maj Williar. who IS sick at his home in
baltimore County. Capt Richard w. Sill
vester president of the college. accom-
panied the cadets. and DIR, W. q. Evers-
field is the attending physician
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
YACHTING RACES OFF.
CaImness Caused POstpOnement of
Regatta on Potomac River.


The races of the Corinthian and Capital
Yacht Clubs, at Marshall Hall. yesterday,
had to be called off, owing to calmness.
Members of both clubs started for the
river resort in their craft early in the
morning and spent the day picknicking
and dancing, leaving there for the trip
home about i.50 in the afternoon.
There were some six or eight power
boats on the water. the members Of the
clubs having several lively tits in the
course of the afternoon. Several owners
of sailing craft found it necessary, be
cause of the light breeze. TO leave their
boats at Marshall Hall and take the
steamer back 10 town.
The Capital Yacht Club will run of It's
races this Sunday at Marshall Hail.,
weather permitting. The races Will start
at 1870 or o'clock in the afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
Frederick Defeated by Trinity.

SVeCial % The Washington HcTaId.
Frederick. Md. May 9G.-The baseball
season in Frederick opened to-day with
game between the newly-organiZed
Frederick team and the Trinity club. Of
Washington The visitors always had
the game in hand. winning by a score of
20 to l.. The features OF the game were
three home runs by Z. Sebastian. Of
Trinity
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
largest Morning Cremation.

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation circula-
tion In Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the Cap
ital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-05-31
Cumberland Takes Both.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald.
Cumberland. Nd. May 30.-About 2IJg
people saw Cumberland win both games
from Connellsville here this afternoon.
Cumberland has just entered the Western
Pennsylvania League. taking the fran
chise when Latrobe dropped out First
game-CumbeTiand. Z, Conhellsy;He. >
Second game-Cumberland, 10, Connells-
vile, 6.