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The Washington times., 1908-05-31
RECHABITES PLAN
HIGH TENT SESSION
High Chief Ruler Vowles
Has Strong Following
for Reelection.

The various local tents Of the Order
OF Rechabites will send large deIega-
ton TO the high tent session, which will
convene in Homecoming Nd, September
S. 1t is claimed that of the seventy-five
delegates who Will go, sixty will sup
port High Chief Ruler VowIes for re-
election.
South Washington. Onward, and John
B. Henderson tents are planning for an
excursion 20 River View. July I6 The
receipts will be used in defraying the
expenses Of delegates 10 the high tent
High Secretary Dony reports the or
ganizatiOn Of three new tents within
two weeks.
John B. Henderson Tent has appointed
a committee TO secure new parapher-
MALTA.
Onward Tent Juvenile gave a musicale
and literary entertainment last Thurs
day evening. John b. Henderson Tent
attended IN a body. Miss Bickerton and
Mrs. Mcmahon had charge OF the ar
engagements.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
BIG MASONIC FAIR
PROMISES SUCCESS
Nearly All of Montgomery
County Expected at
Rockville.

Elaborate preparations are being
made for the Masonic fair at Rockville
June ?. 3, and .. and the whole OF
Montgomery county promises TO turn
out and enjoy the various entertain
nents which viii be provided Specials
trolley accommodations will be made
for visitors from Washington.
Each day will have its special fea-
lures. and the committee which has
these things IN charge has been work
ing several weeks, and many kinds OF
surprises are promised.
The fair viii be held in the Mont
gomery county fair grounds, and the
hundreds of lights will be festooned
through the trees TO give a picturesque
touch to the scene. Gaily cOlored bunt-
ing will cover the booths, and energetic
-.barkers'' will cry the merits of the
various attractions.
Governor CrOthers. of Maryland, will
deliver the opening address at the fair
Tuesday night. The Blue lodges Of
Washington will be the special guests
and the Hon. Spencer c. Jones will
deliver the address of welcome To the
visitors Cy Cummings, a member OF
the Maryland Legislature, will sing
solo, and following the formal program
there will he dancing in 81 specially
erected pavilion.
Members Of AImas Temple Will be the
special guests Wednesday evening. The
address Of welcome will be delivered by
J. +. TrazZare and the response by
,Illustrious Potentate FulkersOn. one
OF the features of the program We'd
uesday will be a series Of motion pic
lures which Will be specially designed
for the entertainment OF the ShTiners
Of Washington.
Thursday evening has been set aside
IS Field Day and the special guests of
honor will be the fraternal organiza-
lions Of Maryland and the District OF
Columbia. The address of welcome Will
he made by R. B. Peters. formerly
States attorney for Montgomery cOun-
~. Among the features Of the pro-
gram for Field Day will be wheelbar-
row race, 90 yards; ladies' race, 30
yards; fat mems race, 80 yards; girls
race Cunder ten years., 50 yards boys
race (under ten years., 50 yards; pota-
10 race, 30 yards; sack race. 80 yards:
thTee-legged race. 90 yards; county
Masons' race. 80 yards; other Masons,
50 yards.
y Fancy movement oflli DS the idu4SS
drill team Of National Hive, No. ], of
the Maccabees OF the District OF Column
bia will be one Of the features arranged
for Friday evening. The drill Will be
in uniform and viii be under the direc-
ton y Capt c. F. Cummings.
The task of neutrality-suspicious. en-
tertainment has proved a great factor,
but the committee has completed its
program and the fair promises to be a
great success.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
ODD FELLOWS HOLD
MEMORIAL JUNE Q
Annual Services Will Be
Held in Auditorium of
Orders Hall.

Acting upon the call OF Grand Master
E. II Easterling, the representatives Of
the several local bodies Of odd Fellows
have decided uPon June as the date
for joint memorial services 70 be held
IN the auditorium OF ODD Fellows Hall.
An appropriate I -ogram has been ar
ranged and all Odd Fellows and their
friends ere invited 10 attend.
The official cali for this service in the
sixty-elght state. provincial and terri
torial Jurisdictions was issued by the
head of the oIdcr. Z. s. Conway, Of
Chicago. Il was sent 10 the grand mas
ters Of the various jurisdictions, and
they i'm turn called il 10 the attention Of
their SubOrdinates
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WOODNEN ELECT
WALSH DELEGATE
Arrange to Send Chief For
ester TO Head Camp
in Peoria.

Washington Camp, Modern Woodmen
OF America, on Thursday evening com
pleted arrangements to send its chief
forester. Capt Harry Walsh. TO the
head camp that meets in Peoria during
the week beginning June g.
Mr.. Walsh is q trained military officer,
having bsen connected with the National
Guard since 1880. having served a great
er part Of the time as captain of Com
pany A Fourth Battalion. Under his
able direction, this company has easily
carried of the honors on several oc-
casions in competitive drills.
The meeting was interesting from start
&c finish. Frank Muller. the proprietor
Of the Drillery TypewTfting School was
admitted by transfer from his camp at
Wayne. Neb. In his talk 10 the camp
he related some Of his interesting ex-
pertences during his membership in the
order, covering a period Of thirteen
years.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
POLITE PRISONER.

Il think" remarked a warder. "the
ar full scamp who escaped from this cell
IS 1he coolest customer ever encounter
ed
Indeed the visitor remarked
Curiously. Why"
We'll, he left behind him a note 70
the governor Of the prison saying 7
hope you will pardon me for the liberty
I'm taking!' Exchange.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
MACCABEES HOLD
EXCITING MEETING

The large hall of Mt. Vernon Tent,
No 4, Knights Of the Maccabees, To-
Gated in the National Capital Bank
Building, $40 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast. was the scene of an exciting
contest Thursday night when the nom'-
nation Of officers for the ensuing term
was held The election viii be neld next
Thursday night. Sir Knights English,
Harmon, Gates, Paths. horrel. Snydam
Carroll, AdamsOn, and others addressed
the meeting.
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A SCHOOL FOR DOGS.

A school for dogs has been established
in Paris. The OBJECT is 10 teach theTa
politeness. The animals are trained 90
welcome visitors by jumping up. wag-
Rlng the tail AMI giving a low bark
When the visitor leaves. the dog accom-
panies him TO the door, constantly vvag-
ging his tail, and bows his farewell by
bending his head TO the floor He is
trained. likewise, to pick up a handker-
chief. glove or fan that has been drop
ped and return Il 20 the owner.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
UP SALT RIVER

II Is said that the expression refers
TO a small q ream in the State Of Ken
lucky, the passage OF which Is rendered
both difficult and dangerous BY shall
lows, bars, and an extremely tortuous
channel
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
PLUMBING AND HEATING.
FREDERICK G. steIzar

Frederick C Stelzsr,
Sanitary Plumbing Steam. and Hot Watar
Heating. Get our prices on bathroom fix-
lures. Repairing ana remOlding We viii ha
pleased 70 furnish estimates upon applicstion
All work done promptly, ana under my own
supervision. Telephone Main E5ls Zl0 Seventh
street Southwest.
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/, NOT A CONGRESSMAN.

Ny good man, why don't you do
something
why should y" demanded Tired
Tiffins. 4 amt got no constituents
to kick about my inactivity. "-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

Past Grand Chancellor John ". Har-
dell, Knights OF Pythias. who has been
seriously i'll for several months. IS re-
ported as slightly improved.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
COMMANDERS CLUB
IS HARD At WORK
Pythian Organization Fol
lowing Established
Lines of Order.

The Chancellor Commanders Club, a
Pythian organization, composed or
chancellor commanders. vice chancel-
lors. junior past chancellors, and grand
lodge officers. ex officio. under the lead
ership OF Grand Chancellor c. II. Wood
ward. is doing work along lines map
ped out for the advancement OF the
order.
Past Grand Chancellor John W. Har-
dell Knights OF Pythias. who has been
seriously i'll for several months. IS re-
ported as slightly improved.
Pythian Day a. Marshall Hall tomor-
row. is attracting considerable stten-
ton among the fraternity and its
friends. and promises to be a success
ful event.
The Pythian Sisters Boston Club"
held an interesting meeting at the home
Of Grand Inner Guard s. II. Bassett,
last Monday evening, and plans for the
trip to Boston in August were outlined.
B. I. SaIinger, of Carroll. Iowa. SUI
preme representative. Knights OF
Pythias of that domain. appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court IN an important
case a few days ago. He reports Pyth-
ianism as prospecting in the West.
Lieut.. c. l.. Saur. OF the Uniform
Rank, Knight OF Pythias. chairman OF
the Boston Committee on Transporta-
sion. representing the subordinate lodges
and the Uniform Rank, mas in charge
with the committee. the details OF the
trip TO attend the Pythian meeting in
Boston in August. After a report and
adoption by the general COMMITTEES. a
circular letter viii be sent 20 all the
subordinate lodges. the Uniform Rank
companies. tire Pythian Sisters. and the
d. o. K X. giving information as to
rates, date OF starting. and all Informal
ton with the proposed trip
Maj. Gen. A. J. Stobbart. of ST Paul
MINI. commanding officer Of the Uni
form Rank, Knights of Pythias, presld-
ed at an assembly OF the rank at Pyth-
ian Temple. on the twenty-second in
slant The meeting was called 10 elect
major OF the First Battalion 70 sue
coed the late Major. Harry Coggins
whose death occurred on May /. 1905
Thomas A Bynum, lieutenant adju5snt.
was unanimously elected major. General
Stobbart made an impressive address TO
the largely attended meeting Of the
rank. He paid a high tribute 70 Major
Coggins. a 8 a member OF the fraternity,
and to his services during the civil
war
General Stobbart forecasts an increase
Of from to 10 per cent in the member
ship OF the Uniform Rank throughout
the Supreme Domain, 10 be shown in
his forthcoming report.
HermiOne Lodge conferred the .ank
OF esquire on the Goth instant and the
rank Of knight on the 9th instant
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

Pythian Day a. Marshall Hall tomor-
row. is attracting considerable stten-
ton among the fraternity and its
friends. and promises to be a success
ful event
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
BUFFERS RHEUMATIC REMEDY.

A kidney and heart tonic A remedy for
rheumatism and govt. neuralgia and sCiatiCa
Beneficial IN paralysis and blood poisoning
Price 80 cents. Indiana ave. and D sts
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

B. I. SaIinger, OF Carroll. Iowa, SUI
preme representative. Knights OF
Pythias of that domain, appeared be-
fore the Supreme Court IN an important
case a few days ago. He reports Pyth-
ianism as prospecting in the West.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
HAULING AND STORING.

WE HAUL ANYTHING. and have enough
TINS 10 complete work promptly Also a.
Storing at a reasonable rate. CLARENDON
SMITH, 5th and X SITS. NV. Phone Main g3g
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

The Edw. F. Miller Inst. OF Physical
Training. Fencing, Wrestling, Dancing
Tumbling. etc Physical training Ia an is
branches. physical culture Tor men, women
ana children; individual Instruction onIy
1919 Il ST. nv. Phone NJ 5S29Y
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

The Pythian Sisters Boston Club
held an interesting meeting at the home
Of Grand Inner Guard s. II. Bassett,
last Monday evening, and plans for the
trip TO Boston in August were outlined.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
DENTIST.

Capitol Dental Pzrlors. 1903 F ST. NV Ex-
perts In Crown and Bridge Work. All work
guaranteed. Painless operations Prices
moderate. Open evenings Phone n. z5S5-Y-
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
HARDWARE AND PAINTS.

WIN. r WALLS. 7ss sth St. s. E.. Dealer n
Paints, Glass and Hardware. Pure, ready
mixed paints. Porcelain enameis. Fine Var.
nish stains Telephone L 169-M
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
HEATING AND Thinning.

". b. ENGLAND, 71e n ST. n. z,
Timing. Heating and Stove work Work
guaranteed. Phone Lincoln 1884.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

Just received a fine assortment OF hair
brushes; while they last Will be sold at re-
duoed prices.
JAMES A. JENNINGS, Pharmacist.
500 9th st. NV,
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

Specialttes IN roofing material AsphaltIm
rubber roofing. KuTe-A-Jeke. mastic com
pound BY the gallon. Lime. cement, etc
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
BICYCLES AND MOTOR CYCLES.

P. N. Corr,
ga eth St Agent for the Harley Dawson
Motor Cycle and corr special bicycle. Parts
for motor cycles. Skates aid sundries.
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
PLUMBING AND Thinning:

}. z. ATKINSON. 1902 1sth ST Fasg,-..z
ed Plumber You need a
HOTWAT
Gas Water Heater. Phone North So
The Washington times., 1908-05-31
HAT AND BONNET MFG.

| AT THE BONNET FRAME STORE now Is
tne time 10 have your straw hats cleaned
! ryee and pressed MRS. z. AcCAFTERTY.
/ lzI @ 81 nv
The Washington times., 1908-05-31

SPECIAL FOR EASTER.
Best Port, Sherry. and Catawba WInes AZ
50 cents gallon.
P. MURPHY,
Phone North 7I2, !2th and O y. n
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Not only had the great May hemp
stead been unable to untrack her.
self in the deep going, but she's been
unable to even sprawrin the mud, so
to speak, and she was beaten from
the first jump. --
The blow NAV have healed, to a
certain extent, but. still, even folks
who kisew-hitisen quite well never
vent ure 10 Income areminiscent about
that lice u tie mare May hampstead
whenfhe's around.
Wei. nearly all OF the hard-luck
81 cries of the running turf come un-
der the general head of sporting
life. " but combination bets. don t..
They fall under he -double.column
head of 'bugrlogy.
From the Sporting Extra of We'd
nesday. se2s, - ss-fss-
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as follows: -------
For North Fifth street every 10 min
utes from 600 a. m. until 1920 p. m.
| Owl cars. at 40 p. M, 1907 and
1890 a. m. sgvt, ~
lrmsFor South Fifth street every 10
minutes from 6:05 a. M until :25 D.
Im8 Owl cars at AS p. M, :07' and
1880 a. m. DtBe ii a9ifast salhAt
For. South Second street every IL
minutes from 900 a. m. until 11:24
| p. m. Owl cars at 11.4S p. M, 1900
midnight and 1924 a. m. 3 ra Hy
'fnFcr North Seventh street every II
minutes from 900 a. m, until 11:24
Ppm. Owl cars at 11:4S p. m. and
| ~ Forlc Spring and East Carpenter
street every II minutes from sos a.. M
Until III: 20 p. m. Owl cars at 11:44
pr - IL :0S and 1880 a. m.Qals
T For South Grand avenue every is
minutes from :22 a. m. until 1122
| 'p. I'M. Owl cars at II AS p M, 12:07
and 1890 a. m.
For Lawrence avenue every II min
utes from "a. m. until 11.36 p. m.
Owl cars at midnight and 1890 a. m.
For East Capitol avenue every II
minutes from 6:12 a. m. until 11:36
p. m. Owl cars at midnight and 1890
a. M
s. For North Ninth street every II
minutes from 6:30 a. M, until 11:24
/ p. m.
az For West Washington street every
Is minutes from 90 a. M until 11:15
n. m. Owl cars alt11:45 p. m. and
! 1907 a. M
For Governor street every Is min
I,utes from GOT a. m. until 1892 p. m.
Owl cars at 1890 a. m.
j For South Eighth street every Is
minutes from 900 a., m. until 1880
p. m. Owl cars at 11.37 and 11:52
D. M, and 1890 and 1882 a. m.
! Il Cars leave Fifth and Washington:
For South Eleventh street every Is
minutes from 6:07 a. m. until. 11:52
p. m. Owl cars at 1922 and 1852
| a. m
For .Rutledge street every Is min
utes from 6:07 a. M. until 1922 p. m
Owl cars at 11:52 p. m. and 1922
a.. M.
tApril f. 1908
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Watkins
Agent III wo rth
s. Building. s9s ss "a
WANTED IN DECATUR, 200
READERS -OF-THE FORUM

We want to make it a credit to De-
eatur. We will do it, Telephone or
bring all business TO Harvey Watkins,
Advertising Solicitor. ahe 7l ~
Papers can be found here for sale
at all times-sample copies free. 9th
err colored literature on hand.
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Guess III bet about 1000 men on
it," said Ellison.
Hoskins wasn't man to Show sur
prise at anything, and it didn't take
him five seconds to scratch Ellison
bis $50, 900 to- $1,000 ticket. ssav4sf Of
Thomas Cat, Knnikinnic and the
Wohaerlul OrHalnettes aile danced 10y
on the blackboard in beautiful rota-
ton, and Then something happened
that gave even the imperLuibaDle
Aosklns a shock. Most of the real
contenders in the Louisville Oaks
had been scrdtche- out because
rain had made the track sea
of mud. Only two were left in it,
May hampstead aud The Rush, and
naturally May Hemps cad price.
came in az 4 10 lS-which. MaSzwilatl
made Hoskins look schagr TINED = for IA
minute or SO. Hoskins walked over
10 where Ellison was standing in the
selling, Charlie?' he asked Ellison
s'Uh-huh." replied Ellison, nonchal-
antly - ''lll sell you my ticket for
Sol ,UvU.n e1Ea % as 10
s4o4E rff N rroet4a lfs1uIa' i
Nice mare, then, this May Hemp
stead, eh?' said Hoskins. sssaas5 slar-
bully" said Ellison. ''ohe's home
na,. yaDfe mE 3e u1a2aE ere - iia
io" re as.t gH smeaa slfoe
nc aE.3 ue 4as aaaaQSa esGte 49,
Hoskins walked away. and just
then the operator beganato call cut.
the race. The Rush In the lead, The
Rush at the quarter by five lengths,
The Rush at the half by ten length
The Rush at the three quarter by
fifteen lengths, The Rush in the
stretch by fifteen lengths. The Rush
wins eeereasy by fifteen lengths. aa#
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Call at this office for, type writing
short hand and general stenographie
work 305h So. 9Th st. Old phone 99S.
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mes one the credited authorities
said That III him designed
the a Families
of these
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-07-11
Blonde Charities Big Farley
CIV 4 & 10
Ina Montana Poo|room.

IL bnnde Charlie L, hson. the
piurger. who NOWADAYS will send in
AZ high IT. So. 900 OF the thing he
thinks l4uks right. but who in the
q days used 10 play EN- around the
cid amt Louis alleys on the four-bits
isis II Il race. nnce stack d himself
up against w-nlusic, very E.tiat
com bination ticket. This, too, after
he was going good and was there
with the suprIstructnre OF the i'm
mense baukroIi lie has now scraped
together.
Ellison WIS playing them in pool
room in Helena, Mont. for spell
that summer, aud Helena pooIrooms
never were pikeIish dumps. One
morning there were several things on
various racing cards that looked
pretty easy and gluey TO Charles
Three of Them were to run at Sleeps
head Bay that day-'rhomas Cat,
kinnikiunick aud the mighty lOrna-
ment-and at Louisville May Hemp
stead, that tremendut usiy fast mare,
was to contest the Louisville Oaks
with fast crowd of her sex.--s----------
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"a TIME TABLE OF THE zee
SPRINGFIELD CONSOLIDATED
~ RAILWAY co. 4 9N5 ~

Cars leave Fifth and Monroe streets
as follows: ----
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Frank HoskinS the owner of the
big-store ppolroom of Helena. glanc-
ed over Eltison's little list. -
III lay you 80 to1.e he said to
Ellison. HOW much dye want of
it?n
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1908-07-11
II. Q. Haynes Il
l. O. n q o n t o
Open Branch
Office for
European
Trade.


For the past few months
I he leading newspapers and
magazines have highly
commended Mr.. II G Hay.
mes, who Is the moving fig
ure OF The Haynes Razpr
5 rOp Co. The race should
be proud of Mr. Haynes al d
every Negro barber in the
cpuntry should uee his
Razor Strops not only
from the standpoint that
they are made by d Ne
gro but from a merit
standpoint also. Mr.. Hay
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nenu8 H0mBegfe g TanQao. 80 81
-au0sE III te a8fsf99l 8fi1 1aaEuH
~ a alt 8ainBmaQ Ee9E
$50 ~ 9.Ez
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3uanas eahau1 gsuaAe vFevs -.
a s5v .paafv19s anfslE m =
VS. - DaI9rDacs .ps15vu 81
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s2i Henry J. Sturgeon. Avery. si2;
David f shannon. Avery SIS, CATH
arine Squirting. Stroud. accrued:
Jence c Feuquay. Chandler accrued:
James Anderson sl5; Rebecca d Na.
son, stroud. $l2: James Atkinson. VII.
zetta, $50; John Robinson. Lockrides.
s20' Milford A. Scott. Marshall. $f2
John NJ Whitehead. Guthrie. SEQ; Dn-
rious looman Marshall, Si2: Francis
NJ CLARK. Stroud. st2: Robert @. Ball,
Guthrie, si5, David G. crosbey. Sew.
ard, SIP, Thomas Henry, Guthrie. SIS;
James A. Knott. Orlando, SIS; John A.
Harris Guthrie, $12 VIM W. McKin
ley, Mulhall S15; Rebecca A. Scott
Maramec. accrued; John r. Novel;.
Jennings. So; Charles E McMullen.
Billings s.; Green B. Siler. Ceres.
Sl2: Michael Walter Perry, sf5; vii.
liam @ Cook, Billings si4; Harvey
Johnson. Swink sl2; John Farrell.
Pawhuska, SIP; Louise Harrison.
Quay. accrued; Adehne Badger. Paw
nee accrued John l.. Garter. Key
tsone. S1e fohn M. Spandan. Jen-
nlngs. $50; Perry G. Burnham, Still
water, s15 Henry A. Hadley. Glencoe,
Si2; silas Berry. Glencoe, s12, Mary
A. Gearhart. Perkins, $s.
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WILL GET PENSIONS.

Washington, y. c. May tS-Con.
gressman Mcclure has been advised
of the allowance Of the following Ok.
lahoma pension claims,
Thomas D. Payne Enid, 2lg; Pleas.
ant Foster. Enid Si5; Lucien Wilkins.
Waukomis. Si5. James Dyehe, llah5-
ma, $50; Walter o Stephenson Enid,
So; James G Frazier Enid, Sl2t
Joseph W. Hanks, Enid, $50; Mrs
Alice N Sprinkle. Enid accrued
Frank j. Feger lGnid SIG; Samuel
Ciebcr, Drummond. Sl5 Richard Nc.
Cormick Florence. Si2; Armilda J.
Godfrey. Medford accrued James
Marston. Salt Fork, sf2, aawsen
Clark Manchester. Sl5; Martin n
Grain Tonkawa. si2: John 4 Love
Newkirk, SIT; cyrus J Taylor Bra
man. si6, Snyder %. Freeland Chloe
co. SIS. Wm Glazebrook, Kaw. Si2,
Henry W. Maxwell Blackwell, sf7
stile Paine NewRlrk si2. Aialissa
Snedeker. Hennessey Si2; John II
Wallace. Klpeasber. Si2. John "
Payne. Davis SIS; william p Chap
pei f1cnnessey. $l5. Roy A Tbnrlow
Iennessey Sc. iohh W Henry Az
cry Sf2. James " Hildreth. Prague
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lowed by .three-base hit by Bassin.
game and a hot line drive over third
base by Barry bringing two runs, Will
son lost the game for the locals In
the eighth inning by muffing a diff
cult rs after getting under a. which
aided by hits by J. Clifton and Os-
bourne, was productive OF three more
runs for the visitors. The Mexicans
made their last score In the ninth in
ming on a pass by Willis and an err
ror by E,ers. The locals rallied in
he ninth inning hit by Smith, Il
stolen base and single by Pulliam
The features Of the game were the
fielding of Henuessey for the locals.
cathCing nigh fly against the left
field fence while running az full speed
the hoav, batting of both teams and
good oniie.dlng
Inc labulaied score follows;
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GAME WON
THEN LOST
MUrFED Fly BY VII SON
CAtJsE or LOCAL.
CHAGRtN

Manager Wilson's bunch lost their
Sc e0ad league game pf be- seSH0u
eaterdaf afternoon Oh lhe local dia
moud a he Nisaceni -MeEicans. by
lhe score 0l 60 . rle game WAS a
anappy uud last one throughout
Fiogd WINS Nas in tAe boN foi the
locals aAd .os; isia firSi galuc OF ihs
season. Aiac OeDoufne. the shui.0nt
idicher ves Sd me box Tor the visit.
ors. Both teams were evenly matched
lard the BAH swailed much during the
game. The visitors made their first
score in the first inning on hiis IS
Ora Nike ana e. 4ize. and an error bg
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scores were made by either side after
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