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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15

Clifford & Co. TO load grain for the United King
DOM The steamer Cascade, with a cargo of
65o. 600 feet OF lumber for San Francisco, sailed
this morning.
Grays Harbor and sailed for San Francisco and
San Pedro The Fenwick had in tow the big
Hammond log raft The raft, which went
ashore yesterday, was pulled on last evening
by the tug Tatoosh and intact when il
went to sea. The steam schooner Yosemite ar
rived from San Francisco and after taking on
partial load here viii go TO Grays Harbor TO
finish and return after one of the Benson log
RATS and tow il 10 San Diego. The schooners
Alyena and Oliver Olsen were taken TO Youngs
bay today to be laid up with the Irene until
the coast lumber charters are improved. The
tug George r. yosburg left for Tillamook to
tow into that harbor four schooners that are TO
load lumber there
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SYNOPSIS

The pressure has risen in California and
Nevada. with generally clearing conditions.
There have been showers in the Sierra and in
northern NeTada. II is somewhat warmer in the
Sacramento valley and slightly cooler in the
San joaquin
Conditions are favorable for fair weather in
California Saturday. becoming slightly warmer.
FORECAST
San Francisco and vicinity-Fair Saturday,
fog in the morning, fresh west wind.
Santa Clara valley-Fair Saturday, light north
wind.
Sacramento valley-Fair Saturday. somewhat
warmer light south wind changing TO northerly.
San Joaquin vailey-Fair Saturday, light west
wind.
Los Angeles and vicinity-Fair Saturday, light
south wind changing to southwest
A. G. McADIE, District Forecaster.
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The Overdue List

Norwegian bark Esther out 253 days from Am
sterdam, for Mocassar, so per cent.
British bark Carnedd Liewellyn, out us days
from Caleta Buena, for Falmouth. 80 per cent.
British bark Toxteth. out 166 days from Port
Talbot for Tocopilla, 60 per cent.
British bark Good News, out zoe days from
Wilmington. for Tacoma, 90 per cent.
British ship Aberfoyle. out III days from
British bark Inverness. out 157 days from Wal
LARGO, for Queenstown, per cent.
German ship Elisa. out 151 days from San
Francisco, for Queenstown, s per cent.
Norwegian bark Olivia, out 132 days from
Kaipara, for Hull, S per cent.
French bark Jean Baptiste, out 1cp days from
Caleta Colosa. for Falmouth, per cent
British ship Siam, out 154 days from Ade-
laide. for Falmouth, per cent.
British steamer Aeon, out 40 days from San
Francisco, for Auckland. % per cent.
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ngemorauda

Per stmr Tamalpais-Haye ON board the body
of Second officer Madsen. who was drowned at
Eureka.
Per stmr Charles Nelson. which sailed from
San Francisco Aug S with schr Boreals in tow
for Port Townsend, Aug IL. a NJ, %
miles northwest of Crescent City. broke crank
shaft at a. m. cast sehr Borealis. which we
had in tow. adrift and drifted for 30 hours be-
fore temporary repairs were made; came into
port under steam.
Auckland cables that Br stmr Aeaon. which
sailed from San Francisco July s for sydney, Is
days overdue at Sydney.
SEATTLE. Aug 14-Reported sailing OF stmr
Katanra Aug II incorrect being held for orders.
LONDON. Aug 13-Nagasaki telegraphs Br
stmr Suyeric. previously reported in collision
with Ger stmr Nrmantia. has proceeded 10 Kobe
and Numantia TO Yokohama
CRESCENT CITY. Aug 14-Launeh Ketehikan
is ashore on Tongue point.
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Compagnie Generate Transatlantique

DIRECT LINE TO HAyRE-PARIS
Sailings every Thursday, instead OF Saturday.
at 10 a. M, from pier 42, North River. foot OF
Morton ST.
First class to Hayre. S7I.50 and upward; sec
ond class TO Havre. $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND CAN
ADA, 10 State St. New York ]. f. FUGAzI.
Francisco. Tickets sold by all railroad ticket
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RAILWAY TRAVEL
Northwestern Pacific Railroad Co
SOUTHERN DIVISION, AUGUST 10,
190S, VIA SAUsALITO

(SOUTHERN DIVISION, AUGUST 10
zoos, VIA SAUSALITO
For Sausalito, Mill Valley. San Rafael
-Daily-EFery 80 minutes from Gas to 9:4J
a m. hourly until S:45 p m; then AIS and
every 30 minutes until 40 p m; 900, 1885
On sundays additional trips as follows: 1918.
11:l5 a. m. and 1915. lis p m
1o:45 a. m; 2:45, 3:45. 4:15, AS. 5:15. 5:45
p. m. Sundays-S.45. 9:15. 1915 1O.45. 11:4J
a. m; 12:45. 1:45 2:45. T:45 p. m.
For San Quentin-Daily-ss45 a NJ. and
s:15 a. m. daily Except sundays and 2.45
p. m. daily for Lagunitas. Camp Meeker Monte
Rio. Cazadero and way stations
s:15 a. m Sunday only for Point Reyes and
points beyond TO Cazadero.
5:15 p m. daily (except sundays. S:45 a. 10.
and 7:45 p m Sundays only. for Point Reyes
and way stations
VIA TIBURON
For Tiburon, BeIvedere and San Rafael
-7:35. 500. .e;1o, HOO a. m; $50, 5:1o. $50
On SUNDAYS additional trips at 1880. e.so
p. m. for San Rafael and intermediate points
Healdsburg CIoverdale. Ukiah- Willis. Sher-
wood Sebastopol and way stations
500 a. m. daily for Petaluma, Santa Ros.
Glen Ellen. Camp Vacation and way stations
s:I0 a. m. Sunday onIy for Glen Ellen and vav
100 a. m. daily for Petaluma. Santa Rosa
$50 ?. N. daily for Petaluna. santa Ro~.
bastopoI and way stations.
$40 p. m. daily for PetaIuma. Santa Rosa and
$50 p N. daily for Glen Ellen and way sta
tions.
sTo Tiburon only
Pacific transfer comPany's agents are author
ized 70 check baggage direct from residences.
TICKET OFFICE ---..-.......... Ferry pI-I1<,f,-~
GENERAL OFFICES. .--- James Flood BuiIdins
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OCEAN SHORE RAILWAy

Depot 18th and Mission sts.-Daily except San
day-Leaye: 'I:45a, 9.15a. 1:45p, $500. Az
holidays-Leaye: 7:55a. 9.l5a. ssIO:O0a. i0-4Oa-
200 noon :45p. 5-50p. s:I5p. Arrive: T.:s5a.
.Mixed- ssGranada Express. makes no interme-
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Army Transporfs

The Burnside is at Seattle.
The Buford sailed from Honolulu on August
for this port.
The Crook is in port.
The Fitzpatrick is at Newport News, Va.
The Dix sailed July 20 from Manila for Seattle.
The Logan Is in port.
The Meade is at New York
The Sherman is in port.
The Sheridan sailed August for Manila.
The Thomas arrived August at Manila.
The Warren is at Manila.
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Water Front Notes

Receipts or lumber yesterday by sea
amounted TO 564 coo feet.
The French steamer Ouessant, which
was reported at Perrin with its ma
chinery disabled. has effected repairs by
substituting spare parts for those dam
aged and has sailed again for Hong
kong.
The liners Alameda and Lurline will
sail today for Honolulu
The steamer Enterprise sailed Au-
gust 13 from Hilo for this port.
A telegram was received from
Tatoosh yesterday to the effect that
dense fog had put the shipping obser-
vation station there out of business.
The Anubis. which was taken off San
Miguel island the other day, was 10
have started for this port in tow Of the
tug Goliath.
The Spreckels tug Dauntless. Captain
Michael DOwnie, returned yesterday
from san Diego after delivering at the
southern port the second of the big
log RATS that the Dauntless has toved
there this season from the Columbia
river.
The Kosmos liner Memphis left CAL
lao yesterday for Corinto, and is due
here September 10.
The Kosmos lines Ramses, which is
due Sunday from the lower coast, will
sail for Hamburg September >, ahead
Of the Assuan, and viii carry large
shipments of explosives for Central
American ports
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i. 5. Branch Hydrographic once

111tlH-c1H 11F FuIOEIupIIIC O1lfCt
4 branch Of the United States Hydrographie
Office, located ct the Merchants Exchange is
maintained in San Francisco for the benefit OF
mariners without regard TO nationality and free
OF expense Nayigators cordially invited to
visit the office, where complete sets of charts
and sailing directions of the world are kept at
hand for comparison and reference and the lat
est Information can always be obtained regard
ing lights, dangers TO navigation and matters
OF interest TO ocean commerce.
J. c. BURNETT,
Lieutenant. U. s. n. in charge
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Weather Report

United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau. San Francisco. Aug IA, 1905
RAINFALL DATA
Pas oaer-,s4 &-,,--,, -
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WIN BE Repaired at Boole's

The contract for repairing the pilot
schooner Lady Mine was awarded yes
terday TO w A Boole & Son, and the
damaged pilot boat was towed TO
BODIES yard yesterday afternoon. The
Lady Mine was struck Sunday by the
KOsmos liner Radames The cost of
making repairs will not exceed 81 900
and the work is to be completed in six
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Believes somebody Hit Him

Carl Liljebeck Of 23s Steuart street
fell asleep early yesterday morning in
an East street doorway. In due course
Of time ne awoke and made his way
10 the harbor hospital, where Surgeon
OF the forehead and discovered a frac-
ture of the outer plate of the frontal
bone. Liljebeck says that he believes
somebody must have struck him while
he slept.
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VIII Now Live In Boston

L r. Robinson, who for two years
was agent al the Pacific Mail dock for
the Hartman local steamship interests
and resigned about two years ago TO
accept the general agency in this city
Of the Wabash railroad, has received
another promotion He has been ap-
pointed assistant general manager for
the Canadian Pacific Despatch with
headquarters in Boston As steam
shipman Robinson made a good name
for himself here. He was popular both
socially and in a business way with his
associates in the transportation world
His new appointment becomes effective
September I.
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sells sIOOp Badly used

The sloop yacht Badly Used was sold
at public auction yesterday by United
States Marshal c. T. Elliott TO satisfy
the judgment obtained against the
owners by H Anderson, a local ship
builder. Anderson's claim was for more
than s400, but the sloop went under
the hammer for $50 and was purchased
bv z Wilson
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Time Ball
United States Branch Hydrographic Office Mer-
chants Exchange. San Francisco August
Il, 1905
The time ball on the tower Of the Ferry build
Ing was dropped today exactly at noon Pacific
standard Time (l2oth Meridian), or at sh. O0m
COS, Greenwich Mean Time
]. C. BURNETT
Lieutenant, T.. s. N in charge
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California stock and OH Exchange
OFFICIAL SALES
Mining Sfocks
) U4clULh

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Foliox5ng we're the sales on the San Francisco
stock and exchsnge board yesterday:
CoHSTpr<S
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TO SAIL FROM SEATTLE

sun and Tide
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey-Time
and Heights Of Tides at Fort Point For city
front mission street wkarfl add 25 minues
SATURDAY. AUGUST Is
sun rises ....5.24 Sun sets ..-..-7:o4
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CaptaIn MigheII Back from Europe

Captain ". E. Mighen, one. of the
best known Of the old time ship owners
Of this port, has returned from a tour
Of the world which lasted nearly three
years. Since leaving here Captain
Migheu has watched the sacred ele-
plants feeding in Siam. has explored
the diamond mines OF Africa has
fiOated down the Nile with members of
the Egyptian 400" has done as the
Romans did IN Rome, has shouted "hoch
der kaiser" --Nive la republiQue," God
save the king" and .Banzai-" He has
come home looking 20 years younger
and contemplates setting forth on an
other year of travel for the benefit of
his son. Captain Mighen was on
change yesterday. but declared that he
had retired from active business. He
learned in Europe, he says, how to do
this gracefully Captain Afighen is still
interested in a large fleet of sailing
ships but has surrendered TO other
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Shipping News and Gossip
of the Water Front
Steamer Charles Nelson Breaks Tail Shaft
and Drifts Helpless for Forty Hours
MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS

TO ARRIVE
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Union Transfer Company agents collect hagEzge and
checks on trains CT Southern Pacific and deliver 70
residence They are suthor1ed 70 cheek baggage dect
from residence
q Tor Morning. Dfor Afternoon.
fSsrnday excepted Sunday only
Monday only.
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SHIPPING NEWS OF COAST

Lieutenant. .. S. n. in charge.
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Nevada Cons OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 1000 :
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ENCLA AND DEPENDS ON
u. S. TO CHECK JAPAN

for the coming of the American
feet The English colonies in the
east, since the cowardly withdraw.
al of the mother country look upon
the American feet as their fleet
Ii hostilities should occur between
Japan and America. e. British gun
would never be fired on the flag of
this country. Blood is thicker than
water" and it is not to be be,
lieved the English people would
submit to such an unspeakable al.
lance against this country. An at
tempt on the part Of the English
ministry to carry out their unholy
compact would mean the disinte-
grafton of the British empire. Brit
ain also knows that some white
race has the inevitable task of
checking Japan's mad course in the
east, and is willing that this coun-
try should have that task, else it
will fall to her lot.
Diplomacy offers many escapes
to the English ministry to retire
from their agreement, and it is not
to be feared that an English feet
will be found side by side with one
of Asiatic Japan in line of battle.
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Special Correspondence to The Press
WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE
Japanese alliance is the most un.
popular treaty subscribed to by an
English ministry within the cen.
fury. 1t is the first evidence OF
national fiabbiness" given by Bri-
tain and is the FIRST hint at pending
colonial disintegration Of the
British empire.
The eastern policy of England
has for centuries been dictated
by the great commercial houses of
Bombay and Calcutta. The ledger
has always been the book Of the
national coward. Monty takes
fright easily, and the ledger sounds
the first alarm.
Since the Russian-Japanese war,
India has feared Japan. The ag.
gressiveness of the Germans com
mercially and the rapid stride
made by the German empire II
naval strength has alarmed Bril-
tain. The North Sea became Eng
lands "bugaboo."
IL was QueSliOH VI oil Cu6IhOh
ing the British in the east or on
the home station, of listening to
India or answering Germany in the
North Sea.
To relieve the ears of India the
Japanese all'ance was entered into
and the British feet was practical
ly withdrawn from eastern waters
The entire, English naval program
was changed. The British cruisers
which had patrolled the waters OF
] the world were withdrawn from
distant stations, put out of commits
sion and their crews transferred tu
ships designed for home defense
A tremendous protest went up
from the English people both at
home and in all the colonies save
India and the Icinistry could only
alphabetically answer that it was a
treaty of commercial necessity"
Canada's protest found voice Ii,
anti-Japanese riots; Australia's In
the magnificent welcome prepared
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EDDIE FORGOT TO
PAY WATER Rent

Manager Eddie Quinn of the
Recreation Park company was
much surprised this morning when
informed by the man who keeps the
ball park in shape that last night a
city water inspector shut the water
off. The company is in arrears
$3.50 for water rent. Manager
Quinn has been having such good
attendances at the ball games and
In consequence his time has been
so taken up counting money that
probably that he had no time to
think of little matter like water
rent. 1t might be mentioned in
this connection that Chas. Wolf of
the White City company Is presi-
dent of the Recreation Park COM
pany.
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ance of the kind, 1t was the first no.
hit game ever pitched on the New
York American league grounds.
Young pitched his first no-hit
game in 1897 for Cleveland against
Cincinnati, and in May. 1904, per-
formed the same feat for Boston
against Philadelphia.
Cy is temperate in his habits. He
occasionally takes a drink, and he
smokes pipe when he feels like it.
His real name is Denton 7. Young,
and he spends his winters on fine
farm he owns at Peoli, 0.
Here are just a few of the inter-
estirig things about Cy:
He is al years old and weighs 210
pounds.
He has been playing professional
base ball Is years.
First professional engagement,
Canton, O.. Tristate league, 1890.
Joined the Cleveland National
league) midseason 1890.
With Cleveland 1S90-1S99.
With ST. Louis (NationaD 1899
1900.
With Boston (American) 1901
1908.
June "a, 1892, for Cleveland, held
st. Louis Browns to 16inning tie,
to 3, at st. Louis, allowing five
hits
July 4, 1905, lost to Athletics,
to 2. in 20-inning contest against
Waddell.
In 1904 he beat Ed Killian of De-
troit, l to 0, in Is innings.
Total games pitched in big
leagues. 739.
Total games won, 46S.
Total games lost, 271.
Average. $50.
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speeches, and in every speech dared
Sherman to meet him on the stump.
Sherman ignored these challenges.
1T cost the Republicans $4,000
to elect Sherman" O'Conner says.
"Of this amount the national con-
gressional committee furnished
100000. In Utica alone more than
$4,000 was spent. And had I been
able to have induced Sherman to
face me | believe | would have
beaten him at that"
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Better BUNCH O. CATS

Aberdeen and Spokane all this
week beginning today is the base
ball card at Recreation park. Owing
to the superiority of the Indians
over the Black Cats the last series
played, the two did not attract ex-
traordinary attention but this series
the Cats present different form
with Eddie Householder. the lead
ing hitter of last season and Dave
Rowan, ex-tirst baseman for Spo-
kane, in the outfield.
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WID0WL0SEs Her SON

The boy who was drowned at the
foot of Elm street yesterday after
noon was Theodore Woald, age 13,
son of Mrs. M. Woald, widow,
living at 1920 Sinto av. Theodore
was swimming with boy compan-
ions. He got farther out than the
Others and was seized with cramps.
Mrs. Woald has four boys and a
girl. The oldest boy, age 10, was a
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CLEANED UP CHAMPIONS

The Argonauis of the Intermedi
ate league have returned from the
coast with the scalps of the Seattle
intermediate and the Vancouver
high school champions. They beat
Seattle to 0 and Vancouver II tC
6. The Argonauts are all under II
and their pitcher, Ralph Churchill
Is IA.
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BROWN MAKES BAD GUESS.

Aberdeen stopped over in Sand.
point, Idaho. yesterday and the
came near trimming
them. The final score was s to
in Aberdeen's favor. Think the lum-
berjacks easy to defeat. Daddy
Brown put Mahon, fielder. in to
pitch. But they fell upon him.
Dode Brinker had to finish the
game and head off defeat.
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ROAD AGENTS ROB STAGE

YREKA. Cal, July IA white
man and an Indian held up the
Scott valley stage yesterday and
secured $500 in money and watches.
How much they may have obtained
from the express box is unknown.
A posse Is on the trail. The rob-
hers were looking for a big ship
ment of cash which missed connec-
tipps
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WANT FITZ TO REFEREE

Local sports are planning some
six round boxing contests and to Sc
cure the services of Bob Fitzsim-
mons to referee. Fitz will be in
the city soon with his wife. They
will do sketch at the Pantages.
Fitz is just as fast referee as he
used to be fighter, it is said.
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where Is COL. FlRcH?

Police Chief Rice has received
an inquiry from Ben F. Jones of
Philadelphia regarding the where
abouts of Col. John f. Firch, who
some months ago cut quite a swath
in this vicinity by his promotion of
mining properties.
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HEATER
AUDITORIUM

Lena Rivers" played by the
Shirley company this week has
more of romance and sentiment
than comedy, an appropriate varia-
ton in the run of stock bills. 1t is
satisfactory production in which
the company is happily cast.
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CANUCKS KEEP IT Up

Vancouver again defeated Seattle
yesterday. Engle pitched in his Gus
tomary good form but Boyle could
not do much. Vancouver secured
13 hits off his delivery. Seattle got
seven hits off Engle. Vancouver
10, Seattle 3.
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water shoes" that would enable
him to travel, with foot motion, ;"
over the deep.
The water shoes are constructed
on the principle of snow shoes. Rid
path can walk on water at a FIVE
mile an hour gait.
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TENNIS TEAM SELECTED.

Spokane will be represented in
the Portland tennis tournament
which opens next Monday by Joe
Tyler and Wallace A. McBurney.
McBurney has represented Spokane
several seasons in singles.
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PANTAGES

Some comical domestic complica-
tons develop in the sketch put on
by Lee Morrison & Company on
the present bill. The house has a
five-act program of good numbers.
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Classified Ads
Miscellaneous
& Real Estate
Opportunities
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within reach of all
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Northwestern
Automatic
Machine Co.
By the Zazell Il Vernon
Pantomime Co.
SIP MAIN AVE.

Coin controlled machines of all
kinds. Northwestern agents for
Mill Novelty Company, the largest
manufacturers OF coin controlled
machines in theh world Write for
information and catalogues.
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WASHINGTON

There is a neat little war story
told in "The Fall of '64," by Elsie
Ridgeway & Company on this
weeks bill. Five other acts make
up a program of the usual merit.
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OLDCY YOUNG'S GREATRECORD

BOSTON, July Three no-hit
games!
This is the record of Cy Young,
one of the greatest characters the
game of base ball has ever known.
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great help to the widow in support
Ing the family until he received an
injury to his foot which necessi-
tated amputation. The body was
recovered.
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Special Correspondence to The Press
TORONTO, July when one
walks on the water, moves along
rapidly without meeting accident
and does it with an ease that would
grace pedestrian on a public
street, he is doing something re-
markable, although it is hardly
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