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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Business has been a hummer in
town this week,

Business has been a hummer in
town this week.
The Ladies' Aid of the U. L. church
met at Mrs. c. H. Haugens's today.
Your attention is called to the new ads
of the Bank and the Pioneer Store this
week.
The Ladies Aid of the congregational
church met at Mrs. Livermore's yesterday.
The next meeting will be at Mrs. Near's.
Louis Krietinger returned from Min
neapolis last evening to go on his claim
near Burkey.
Mrs. ]. P. Reeve returned today from
her extended visit at Lacrosse. Wis. Mr..
Reeve went to Dickinson last evening to
meet her.
The club will enjoy the hospitality Of
Mrs. r. NJ. Tullar, at her spacious home,
this evening.
1t is quite evident that a flour
mill will be established here this
summer.
In this issue Mrs. r. w. Near inserts
an ad soliciting scholars for piano instruc.
tions Mrs. Near is among the best as a
teacher of music and will undoubtedly
organize large class here. She is now
instructing a class of twelve at Wibaux
and make regular visits there each week.
Henry A. johnson, of Wells,
Alinn., is here to file on a claim
south of Beach. He is a guest
of his brother-in-law, l. S. Blod-
gett. The CHRONICLE acknowl.
edges Il call, and he remarked of
our beautiful weather compared
with that Of Minnesota.
Len Stockwcll expected to
start his threshing rig today, but
the rain yesterday prevented him
doing SO, the ground being
again rough for moving. He has
some 80 or more jobs, out south,
to thresh before he starts blowing.
Len will be one of the busiest fel.
lows in the Valley this spring.
Patronize the business firms OF
Beach who solicit Your trade by
an ad in the CHEoSlcLE. Those
who do not advertise don't care
for your trade. They are not in
terested in you, nor can you rely
on as good treatment. Just keel
this in mind. The old fogy bust
ness man is a thing of the past.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Spooner Resigns Senator of Wis

Senator Spooner recently resigned. his
seat in the senate in Wisconsin and the
dailies were filled with great headed arti-
cles and cartoons stating that he was 20
ing in with the railroads to fight the al
cent fare bill passed there. According to
the Fornm, Mr.. Spooner had the following
to say yesteaday about the report from
Minneapolis that he is to enter the service
of ]. ]. Hill of the Great Noathern Rail
way Co., at the salary of $4,000 year.
Hill offered me the place of general
counsel of his roads in 1854. have no.
met Hill since then nor have had any
communications from him. The story that
l will be in his employ is fabrication
pure and simple. did not announce my
retirement from the senate to become a
!awery of any single corportion.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
y-.ck up for Him.

rhe following dialogue was heard
between two friends a few days ago:
Il say. Johnson. met. your old
friend George Knight yesterday"
'Oh, you don't say 80. Alfred. Mics
chap, isn't he; very affectionate?" an.
swered johnson.
"Yes, and very thoughtful Of what
he is talking about. He told me that
you wern't At to live with the gorillas
at the Zoo Gardens; but, mind you.
johnson, stuck up for you. Johnson, =
said Alfred.
THANK you. old chap. you're q
brick. What did you say?" said John.
son.
II told him you were," said Alfred.
johnson walked away, his heart too
full to say another word.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
FARE THEE WELL.
G. Paulson Moves to LaIeport Cal
if0rnla

ifOfnla =
As many new settlers move into the val
ley and its resources build up. we must
also experience that some Of the pioneers
in this territory are leaving us. One of
the first who located near Beach is Christ
Paulson. who now with his family is to
move to the far west and seek a warmer
cline. He has prospersd during his
long stay here and has made himself
recognized as one fthe leading men in this
vicinity. He has won great many friends
who will sincerely regret his departure.
As token of the esteem in which he and
his family are held by their friends, many
of these had taken possession of the eir
home on Sunday afternoon. Feb. 24th,
bringing we'll filled lunch baskets along
and beautiful silver tea SCI which was
presented to the family togather with the
best wishes of the assembled friends. On
the following day farewell reception was
held in their honor, at the home of John
Anderson. Their emigrant goods are
being loaded this week and they will soon
be at home on fruit farm. near Lake
port. Calf. Mr.. Paulson has been largely
engaged in ranching for many years; was
one of the organizers aud stock holders
of our bank, and he, Mrs. Paulson and
children, have all been very active in the
social and religious life OF the valley and,
as before stated, their departure will be
keenly regretted by large circle of friends
throughout Billings county, N. D.. and
Dawson county, Mont. TuK CHRONICLE
wishes to join in extending greetings for
the highest possible success and happiness
in their new home and we trust they will
not find it incompatible with either to
make frequent visits to Beach,
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
HEAD QUARTERS

HEAD QUARTERS
for the Sharood and RE-Z
SHOES
A shoe that will please you
in fit. quality and price. Our
stock is complete for men,
women and children. We aim
to carry a complete line of
Ladies' and Gents furnish
ings and solicite your trade
with honest values consistant
with reasonable prices.
IN OUR GROCERY
department is always found
a fresh and up-to-date stock
of groceries, flour, fruit, etc.
Our coffees and tea cant be
beat. Try us with your
next order.
--M. l.. RUSS.
Beach, N. d.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Happy Days.

"What are halcyon days, father?"
"Halcyon days, my son." replied Mr..
Henpeck, as he looked around to as
sure himself that he and his son were
alone, "are the glorious summer days
when your dear mamma is far, far
away from the wicked, noisy city, en-.
Toying freedom from household cares,
and getting the sweet, pure air she
needs so much."
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
= = QUALITY STORE.

Equality Nothing strongly
The
the quality the He pays
sell that will
forget this fact that will mind Equality" long price
forgotten
fOur M Good price, your money
stock of General Merchandise Call you
1f need of suit let you
the clothing tlor the world
that
u
Flour. gives and we can
set Minnesota flour:
highly selling more
Aourt all me in county.
THE PIONEER STORE, Beach.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

Rev. c. S. Thorp is a visitor
today.
Mr.. Fischer returned last eve
ming from an extended visit at
Springfield, MINI.
John Kane, of tho Wibaux
Pioneer, and Miss Ruby Shear,
teacher of the grades at Sentinel
Butte, We're Beach visitors Sun
day afternoon.
A. L. Arnold will conduct eighth grade
examinations at the Beach school house,
Thursday and Friday. the 21st and a2nd
inst. All in the Beach district wishing to
take the same should report at the school
house at o'clock the first day of the
examinations.
The family of G. Larson arriv-
ed last evening from Lanesboro,
MINI. Mr.. Larson and family
will reside in Reeves Valley on a
claim.
Many steam plow rigs will be
shipped to Golden Valley this
spring and within the next three
weeks springs work will begin.
There will be many thousand
acres broke and put into crop in
this valley and a greater immigra.
tion is expected than that Of last
year. Everything points to a
favorable year and we all look
forward to good times next fall.
The growth of Beach will be as
great as that of last year.
Last week we mentioned those
who have named their farms
and ordered printed stationary,
taking advantage of our
offer of $50 envelopes and
$50 letter heads for 1915.
We could have doubled the names
on the list this week could we
have furnished suitable names.
So in order to receive the orders
for printed stationary; the editor,
devil and the whole force are
on the lookout for good
names for farms. We want
every farmer to use printed sta
tionary, whether he names his
farm or not, for the reason that
he will have no loss of letters and
his letters are not read in the dead
letter Office. And, it pleases us
! to furnish the same. 1t is q busi.
ness way Of doing busines and the
farmer is as much a business man
as the merchant.
The writer spent Friday night,
Saturday and Sunday on a TRIP
west on the N. p, taking in
Dickinson, Medora, Sentine
Butte and Beach in this state and
Wibaux in Montana. We regre,
that we have not the time now tt
give an extended account of the
trip through the Bad Lands, but
may do so when we get home.
Most of the time while away was
spent with f. E. Noble at Beach,
the last town in the western part
of North Dakota and the only one
in the state on the N. P, west OF
the Bad Lands. s'Ed." is con.
Quoting a yard for the Dacotal1
Lumber Co., and, figuratively
speaking, has made that country
blossom as the rose, so far as
buildings are concerned. The
town has enjoyed wonderful
growth the past year. From all
Indications its development has
just begun. All through the Bad
Lands we saw cattle and horses
grazing, the animals having had
neither hay or barn shelter this
winter, and their condition bears
out the statements from the west
can part Of the state that the wint.
er has not been q hard one. The loss
has been less than five per cent.
Commons County Republican.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Rheumatic paias Relieved.

Chamberlain's Pain Balm relieves rl,eu.
matte pains and makes sleep and rest pos.
sible' which is alone worth many times its
cost. B. +. Crocker, Esq, now 81 years
of age. and for twenty years Justice Of the
Peach at Martinsberg, Iowa, says: II am
terribly afflicted with sciatic rheumatism
in my left arm and right hip. have used
three bottles of chamberlain's Pain Balm
and it did me lots of good" For sale by
all dealers.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Rl1s of,ZocalM Mews.

Henry Sunders is spending a few
days at Valley City on businesss
Gust Stuntebeck, of the Beach
Mercantile Co. is ,ransacting
business in Freeport,, MINI.
J. j. Rozell, a well-to-do ranch
er residing near Medora, transact
ed business here Saturday.
County Judge Paxton was au
official visitor in Beach Tuesday.
The CuRoN1oLE was favored by a
call.
Mcssrs Peter and Stephen Mes
Ter, Of Eden Valley, Mimi, came
here Tuesday evening to make
Golden Valley their home.
Tong Seng has opened restau-
rant and lunch counter IN the new
hall building on Blanch street.
1t is one of the best eating places
in town. Tong is an expert cook
and employs experienced walters.
Submitted herewith, the Beach
Land & Loan Company presents
a full page write-up of Golden
Valley, containing half-t0nes of
j. d. Halstead's farm, the big
mine and Frank Emerson's team.
Conrad Falkler and sons. of
Winona county, Minn., shipped
in three carloads of cattle, horses,
chickens, grain, machinery and
household goods, Monday,
aud have moved on their land
near A. Penney's south of town.
Sec. o. N. Dunham, of the
Dacotah Lumber Co. was here
yesterday and made this Office a
pleasant call. He stated that
lumber is advancing in price fast
and would be hard to get this
year. He sent a man to Spokane
this week to look after their in
terests and they are doing their
best to supply the demand, es-
pccially at Beach, where they
anticipate it will be greater than
amy of their points, where they
have Yards, along this road.
1t was suggested at the last
meeting of the Sunday school to
arrange IN Easter program. 1t
is quite certain that the same
will he carried out and all the
children are especially urged to be
present ut the meeting Sunday
afternoon. 1t is short time to
prepare an elaborate program, but
with the assistance Of the splen-
did musical talent Beach affords,
there can be had a very good pro.
gram, appropriate for the obser-
vance of Easter. Let all help to
entertain the children on that day.
An entertainment was given at
the State Line Hotel last Friday
evening to raise money for the
Sunday school. The spacious
parlor and dining room was beau
tifully fitted for the occasion, and
large crowd assembled at about
500 O'Clock. The following pro
gram most enjoyably occupied 9
couple hours, after which ice.
cream, cake, sandwiches and
coffee was served: Piano Duet,
Mrs. VIM. Mckibbin and daughter
Solo, R. w. Near; Rec, Chas.
Kidder; Rec. Mrs. A. L. Arnold
Duet, Messrs Noble and Near;
(Encorc) Piano Duet, Mes.
danes Cooper; (Encore) Rec.
Mrs. Lydia Richards; Rec.,
Bernard Heath; Rec, Russe1
Letson; Solo, r. w. Near,
(Encorc) Piano Solo, Mrs Lydia
Richards; Solo, Mrs. VIM. Nc.
kibbin; Story, F. D. Cooper
Piano Solo, Mrs. F. d. Cooper
and Rec, Atty. j. A. Miller.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
Germans, Take Noticel

There will be German Lutheran ser.
vices held at the school house on Sunday,
March 18TH, by the Rev. H. r. Rant of
Billings. Mont: the services to begin al
II a. m. All german Lutherans in the
valley should attend.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
A Resolution for Lawyers.

~ t0S0tUstVU VVt 60Wy0Vos
Joseph H. Choate, the famous law.
yer and diplomat. said at lawyers
dinner:
I'VE lawyers couldn't do better than
resolve, on the new year, to be gentler
in our cross.examinations. Rudeness
in cross. examination never, never
pays. .rcnis is a truth that once saw
proven N a damage suit.
IN i:..s suit cross-examining law
yer Escuted at witness in overalls:
"'You there in the overalls, how
much are you paid for telling un.
truths?'
"'Less than you are,' the witness
retorted, 'or you'd be in overalls.
too"
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

Seed Wheat have about 500 bushels
OF no. 1 Macaroui wheat ior sale. Price
IS cents per bushel. Thi. wheat last
season yielded Oh old ground. IS bushel.
per acre and on spring breaking yielded
22 bushels per acre.-c. F.. Barber.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
stungly Just E7uv,.

SturgIy Just i.7uv..
Tungly-St',n.iy says &c tel; LIS
wife everything. That sacms odl to
me-
Bungly-Yes? But "a s:e you
don't knew Stunely':s So.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

Farmers wishing to ship cream to Bis
marck may leave orders for cans at the
office Of the Dacoiah Lumber Co.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
For Sale.

A span of fourteen hundred pound work
horses. Well broke, kind and gentle. we'll
matched, good flesh. Price x4oo.-Frank
Cannon, WibauX, Mont
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
-.----------.'-.---

Holiday Sales.
First Artist-Sell anything during
the holidays?
Second Artist-Yes; my overcoat
ana part Of my furniture.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
GAVE HIMSELF AWAY.

Agent-Beg pardon, sir; but what is
the style Of your typewriter?
Merchant (absently) - Peek-a-boo
waist, high heels (recovering). Why.
er.l think 1t Is "Beatington."
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

chamberIain's Collie Cholera and Diar.
rhoea Remedy.
This remedy has been in use for over
thirty years and has proved itself to be
the most successful remedy yet discovered
for bowel complaints. 1t never fails.
Sold by all dealers.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
COMMITTEE HUsrLlNG.
Statements Regarding Northwestern
Counties to Be DisorOyen.

The Northwestern North Dakota feder.
alton is continuing its active efforts to Sc.
cure the true facts regarding the condi-
tions in Ward, Bottineau, McHenry, Nc.
Lean, Williams and Mckenzie counties
and the malicious statements regarding the
loss of life in those sections will be re.
futed in an official manner.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

c-e Way Of Looki'-e at It.
7awyer - Wss hat suit that
'e:'tcok for G:lthonds a sue
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07

Lawyer-Very much SO. 1t
"olved him in complications
s-',l nee essitate at least eight
SUITS.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1907-03-07
SUBSCRIBE FOR THECHRoNlCLE
Set a home Of you>" o1vn./

at the thriving town of Beach, the future
Metropolis of Billings County, destined be of the
best towns in western Dak the future situated
in the very heart of the fertile Golden Valley North
Dakotas airest surrounded every side by rich
nndulatng prairie farm lands. that exceled by
We Offering for sale the best of these lands lying
adjacent to town and schools, of which no
than minutes walk from the Depot at prices and
terms, that cannot get elsewhere although you go
farther from Town. We also have bargains in Town
ship lots and ranches of all Sizes
! Write for what you want. We must have
it in our large list Respectfully,
NEAR HARPER REAcu Mo nAk
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
COLLINS SPEED WINS
FUTURITY FOR ]. R. KEEhE
CONTINUED from First Page

Teton Maid. III Garner. TO /. third.
Time, I:4O2-5. Ampedo. Clare Russell
Flusdale. Captain Emerich, Umbrella.
Faust, DarabOw, and Dick Finnell also
ran.
Second race-Inaugural Steeplechase;
about two miles John NJ P. Jos
rey). to /. second; Jimmie lane, AS
fDupee). 9 to 2, third. Time, 4:05. Com
Iuodore Fontalne. Sinister. and Homo
selle also ran. Last two fell.
Third race-Fau Handicap. three-year-
Clds and upward; six furlOngs. DeMund.
10 tNotterl, 4 10 !, won Ben Ban, 80
tBrusselD, 4 70 ]. second: BrOOkdale
Nymph. 119 Garner s TO !. third. Time.
t.l3 2-5. Court Dress keator, Dolly
and Borghesi also ran
Fourth race-Futurity: two-year-olds;
SIX furlOnEs. Colin. rs (MileT). l to 3,
Grs-: Bar None, III martini. 10 to J..
second; Chapultepec. III tFinnl, Is 10 1,
third. Time. III 10. Fair Play, Nee
lick. Jim Gaffney, BeaucoUp, and Coun-
lermand also ran.
Fifth race-Selling: three-year-olds and
upward. mile and three-sixteenths- Ac-
Tobat. - (Burns(. 70 !. first: Tony
Boaero. 1Gt SANDY Il TO J. second: Phil
Finch fO3 (Finn). 70 20 I. third. Time,
1859 20 Kllter. Voorhees,. Good Luck.
Lancsstrian, Gallavant. Banker. SOnoma
Belle, and J. +. DOnOhue also ran
Sixth race-Two year-olds: six fur
longs Live Wire. 70 Knapp. TO 2
second; Black Oak IL tNotter). S 10 ;,
third Time. lis 2-5. Dennis STAFFORD.
Miss Mazzoni. Miss Popular. BellWeth-
er. Russell Son. ard wise Child also ran.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
pFpRIVED oF HIs FLOGGING.

The lord mayors barge is being
broken up for fTewood at Dept<ori.
The first lord mayor to deviate from the
customary procession by water from
Westminster Han was Alderman Wood,
in 1916, and superstitious people thought
this wicked innovation was the cause of
a curious disaster that befell him. Dur
ing his term of office Wood committed
j0urneyman sugar baker 10 Jail for
leaving his employment in a dispute
about wages. But he forgot to specify
that the prisoner should be also flOgged.
as the statute provided. On his release,
the sugar baker, with grim humor,
brought an action against the lord
mayor and recovered moral and intel
lectual damages for being deprived OF
his fiogglngl This episode illustrates the
genial relations between capital and
labor IN The brave days of old.-Wsst-
minister Gazette.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01

y G. D. C.. II. G.. Earnshaw. ". Y. II.
G. A.; j. II. Steele. Nd. S. G. Louis W
Whiting. George Washington University
". q. Thr2U. Tech Il s. Charles r
Smith, Bank Clerks Asso-s Reginald
rutherford, " G. a A. Harry n Lo-
gan, Nd s. c.. j. Harry Hughes. Her
mes A. C.; Robert Duncan, ". Y n. G..
A, &. G. Pigeon. W. c. A. A.. lie Roy
Paddock, W @. 4. a.; IL O. Royce Nd
A. g, a. s. Disney, Fifth Regiment,
lO-yard hurdles: handlcap-J N.
Sherman. Q. r. s., George Dewey. W
H. s; Charles u. Smith. Bank Clerks
Asso-; Louis y. Whiting. c. " L.. W
r. HetheId, Cath. TN Paul &. Herring.
Mt W. A. g: r. c. Royce, Nd a. c.;
Z. L. Beale Belmont A. O..
ssu-yard Tun-I.e Roy Paddock. w ..
\. a; u Knott, ". O.. 4. AZ J. Harry
IIttaghes. tiermes a. C.; +. J. Mcconnell,
Gurley A g, CHarfcs r. allen. Bloom
ingdule A. G.; J. ". Colley, Blooming
dale a c. Z. L. Wenderoth. George
Smith. Rank Clerks Association: 5. NJ.
Fslconer. ir.. Gurley A. c., .. :. Her
ring. Mt. Washington A. G.
Oue-mile run aaudicap-NF. r. Con-
hoyc. Emerson Institute; r. Miles Nor
rs, Bloomingdale a c.; 2 F. Wen
deroth, George Washington University
]. " Colley. 8loominsdale A G.;
Clarence Rose, W. O.. 4. A. 3. W.
Hlldebrand. Gurley A. G; y, r Bolton,
W. G. y A; lie Roy Paddock, W. @.
n. A.. r I. Beale. Belmont A. c.
Running high jump nandisap-F K
u Young. Gurley A c.. Louis W Whit
ing, George Washington University,
Charles I. Williams, unattached.
Claude ". Owens, W. q. A. A.. Charles
II. Stegman. Maryland 5. c., A. +.
Disney, Fifth Regiment, Baltimore
Running broad jump. A King.
Gurley, A. C.. Charles L. Williams, Un-
alta eheC; ". c. Fhrau. Technical High
School; Francis H Young. GuTley \.
c.; Harry y. Logan, Maryland s. c.;
II. W. Gauster, Jr., Maryland :. G.;
lie Roy Paddock, W. G. 4. A: C. b.
Benedict. Woods!de A c.: A s. Dis
ney, Fifth Regiment, Baltimore
Pole vault RanGdicaP 2;7 e r., Z 4 \
Technical High School; Charles L.
Williams, unattached; J. n. Sherman,
Q. II. S; W II, Ward, c. Y. n c. A.
Baltimore.
12-pound MARINER throw. handicap-T
K. Barrett. Maryland s. c; H \
y. Earnshaw, W. Y NJ. G. A: H. V
Thompson, w. c. A a.
I2-pOund shot put, handicap-A. c.
Thompson. ". 9. a A; II. W. Gun
stcr, jr., Maryland S. c.; ". r. Tai
hott W. q. A. a. Charles y. King,
/ Csurlcy A c.; H. c. EarEshaw. w. y.
c. a. B. Disney, Fifth Regiment, Bal
Championship .quoits tournament-E
A. Cook. William 3. Hardy, Robert z
Cook, John T. Meapy, J. r. Milburn, T.
r. Crist. Charles Alvin Smith. William
4. Hipllzlns, James w. Carter. RUFUS u
/ =. Clarke, William K Cohen, Daniel d
CiarFcs, William F. Gatche'. John r
Davis, Albert Osborn, and Daniel Don
OVan.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
FAST BOOKINGS
FOR BRIGHTWOOD

Tomorrow's races at the Brightwood
course will be started at $40 o'clock.
The entries follow;
PIG hat-Edna G.. Ada D.. Rosa Aois.
Red Rock. Kusham.
Special race-Howard O., Comanche
Boy. Manners. T. B. s, Oak Wilkes,
Mary Bradstreet, Eddie b., Patricia Nc
Gregory,
PA trOtteT-TOscO. y. Brewer. The
Duke. Maid Marian. Bob Ingersol. Lady
Barrow, Myran G.
Half mile-Black Flag. EtheIberta
Twister, Gunsten. Sea Gate, Schrek-
man, ,Ardella.
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
CORPS CONTINUES
WINNING STREAK

The Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
Washington aggregation fell down be-
fore the Engineer Corps yesterday by
10 to 2
Chapel, on the firing line for the Me
chanlcs. proved a puzZler to the railroad
men, allowing but two hits. Williams
played his first game of the year al
the receiving end Of the Corps battery
crcditably.
Rally did some sensational stunts of
a costly nature on third for T. ". and
s.. and was chalked down for five er-
rOTS.
The game tomorrow viii be between
the Engineers and Navy.
The aNnla-
The Washington times., 1907-09-01
sheepshead Entries for Monday:

First -ace-Hsndicap; SIX furlongs.
Cressina, 14O: Keator. 135: Mark An
thony II, I33: Lady Anne. I25;- Ffrestons.
1Z3 Mary Hall. 127; Fleming. I2s; Com
uodore Arson. I25; Blue Book, 125; York
st. 10: John Msrrs. 123: Guiding Star,
20; He Knows. lie: Golden Shore. I15;
Listless. 10. Also eligible; Clenham,
Is: Consistent. 10. James r. Brady,
III; Dolly Spanker, 1SS
Second race-Steeplechase: about two
miles. Oliver Cromwell, 15S. Coal Black
Lady, 153. Paprika. ~; Homoselle. 152;
Judge White. 1f2
Third rsce-Five furlonEs. Dennis
Stafford, 1I9: Bellwether. I19: Big Chief.
119; Aimee G., lie; Fancy. 116; Donnell.
Is; Celt, 115: Imitator, III; Miss POpu-
lar. ~. Rampage. rs: Countermand,
Us: St TllaTio. rs; Jane Swift, 1I2; Tea
Leaf. I12: DESTROYS. 112.
Fourth race - One and one-quarter
miles. Nealon. 10: SaIvidere. us; Dan
delion. III; Beacon Light. 113: Borghesi.
Jos; Sir Lynnewood, 10s; Ironsides. 105;