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GIRLs

MARTIN-To Harry J. and Lula L. Martin,
1881 East Seventh street.
MOHLER-To Fritz c. and Mary Mohler
(nee Tietze). 1913 West Thirtieth street.
MURNAHAN-To Allen c. and Sarah A
Murnahan (nee Morrison), 123 North
Boylston street.
TOCCI-To Joseph and Francesca Tocci (nee
Laffa), CAT CASTELAR, street,
WILLIAMS-To John o. and Alvira Eliza
beth Williams (nee MitchelD. 1927 East
Sixteenth street.
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Furniture

WANTED TO BUY-FURNITURE AND
household goods. If you are going to sell we
will pay you one-third more than others
Phone us Main 1117; Home Fs171. COLYEAR
FURNITURE CO.. 509-511 s. Main st. blk
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SCIENTIFIC sAAHs

-
SCALP TREATMEtT. VI
bratory and facial massage. baths, lor ladies.
1913 Albany and Covert place. Shones E279l;
broadway 1889 5-31-m
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THE WEATHER

LOS ANGELES. June 10 1908.
Time Bar ITher. IHumIwind Vel weather
p p M M g.. 6 g w 70 e eISasy'
Maximum temperature 70.
Minimum temperature So.
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NURSES

WA NTED-CARE OF INVALID BY PRAC-
teal nurse. Phone E2510 or Address
NURSE, S31 Westlake ave. 6-lS-S
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THEATORIUM

s2s5o buys finest equipped and best pay
Ing 6-cent moving picture house on Pacino
coast, located at its most popular beach,
with 500 seating caracity space. modern APP
planes and hreproof enviI ~nments; good
lease; just on the eve of the sumrner rush.
This popular theater is offered at less than
cost owner Is going abroad. See my agents,
LEAHX q SON.
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cHIRoPoplsTsAND MANIcURIsTs

FEET TREATED; SATISFACTION GUARAN-
teed MRS NJ. L. WILBUR, suite %, 4231s
6 Spring Tel F20i6. 6-2-m
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EMMANUEL
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Corner of Tenth and Figueroa streets
REV. HUGH X. WALKER, ID. d.,
the pastor will preach tomorrow at II a
m. and 1880 p. m: subject, morning. "A New
Man OF the Golden Mean" Baraoa class.
$3.50; all young men between the ages Of II
and rs are invited to join Y. p. 8. G. 70.
meets at 6:15. SOL
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-LADIESA GOLD HUNTING CASE
watch. with cltver leaf chatelaine pin Inl-
tials on case B. u. K. between Shakespeare
club house on south loop car line and Los
Angeles. Return to 80 N. RAYMOND AVE,
Pasadena. and receive reward. SOL
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CHURCH NOTICES
CHRIST CHURCH
Cor. Twelfth and Flower SITS.

Vur IWbIItu HHu EEUWVf oV''
Rev. Baker p. Lee, Rector
Every Sunday morning at 1880. holy commun-
lon. Sunday school, $3.50 g. M: morning
prayer and sermon at II q. m Anthem py
the quartet, and the offertorium by the fuli
chorus choir Evening prayer and sermon.
1880 Strangers cordially invited university
cars pass the door. WV
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coNTRAcroRs AND BUILDERS

~~~-~~-~-~~~>~~~~~~~~ ~-~~--~-C-(-~-~-~~0~
SEE WEST COAST BUILDING co. FOR
low prices; cash or installments. Plans
free 61O BUMILLER BLDG. (Refer-
ences) F4S9S, Main 42O3 6-l6-2m
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n YOU want to go east, c. Haydock.
AGENT Illinois Central r. r.. lis w. sth-
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CESSPO0LS
crrANFD OUT-WE CLEAN THEM OUT
cheaper than other company Send experience
ed men; use best dislnfectant. IMPERIAL
PUMPING CO.. 1871 W. Goth; Home 22O40;
Wet K2q6 BLK
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PENSIONS

NEW PENSION LAW, ACT APRIL 10, 1905
widows of Civil war, married before June "a,
1890, entitled to $l2 per month regardless Of
income. N. 7. KIRK, 2Ol Temple ST.; A2OOS.
b-S-x
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To Purchase. Miscellaneous

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., JEwELRY. OLD
gold, antiques; highest prices given H.
3. CROUCH. Jeweler. 54a 9. Broadway.
e-le-33
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susINEss oPPoRTuNITIEs
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
rrLnPHoNns, MAIN asos, Ttssi.
Leading
Business Brokers

Eooms si4-Sl6 Severance Bldg.
Northwest corner sixth and Main strestA
Il u our business to put people In business
For Sale-Ons of the finest furnished
roomins houses in the city of Los An
geles with % rooms and every room full;
fine location, good lease. cheap rent. price
reasonable; $500 will handle this besuti-
full house. For particulars see my agents
LEAHY & SON.
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Miscellaneous

WANTED-MoRTGAGE WILL GIVE
free and clear lots with cash; guarantee
quick cash. GOLDFLAM & CO.. 2b4 8.
Broadway. g-16-Sa
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PLAITINe, PINklNo

-(-~-~----(~--------~1a5s
STAR PLATING AND NFFLE co. ALI
Broadway. o. m
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$3.50 for fxtures the stock at inveics
price. will purchase one of the finest high
class choice meat. nsh ana oyster markets
In a select neighborhood; receipts $50 per
day; rent only s2b per month; good horse
and wagon: marble top counter. an entire
outnt In keeping With q hrst class cash
and safe credit trada- For particulars see
LEAHY d SON.
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KV0ER" s: 2 Is!S: e 55ssSss
RH V@Ha In the hem
s e E I'll !; IT. .ii e; GLOVES
SANITAEIUMS

MAGNETIC AND ELECTRICAL TREAT
ments; tub baths alcohol and oil rubs for
nervousness and rheumatism. sAs SOUTH
BROADWAY. o-zz-m
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For sale, one of the finest equipped rniliin-
cry stores IN Southern California;; located In
4 fashionable and dreszy town Of about 1900
people; doing a very nice business and di-
ractly across from the postoffica. Price for
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Cigar. confectionery and ice cream
store; rent only $50 per month; lease good
and renewal; can be bought at invoics
price; best location In Santa Monica.
Present owner has been there for three
years and 10 going east This chance to
buy a profitable business at less than ac-
tual cost can be obtained through my
agents, LEAHX g. SON.
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Real Estate

CUSTOMERS WANTED FOR CITY LOTS IN
northwest; 1925 to $500 each; lots on Boyle
Heights s24O to $500 each; lots 1900 feet
north of Westlake park $500 each; ten dollars
down, ten dollars a month. Acreage at Moor
park s22 to $50 an acre; latter all in cult
walton. with house and barn; also one to
five acre pieces at Moorpark. $50 to 500 an
acre. Easy payments
WICKs REALTY SYNDICATE.
Suite $40, L. A. Trust Bldg,
Second and Spring streets. Elk
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1880. Here Is q bargain. Poolroom and
cigar stand. rent only $40 per month; ta-
bles in splendid condition; doing good.
thriving business; no other poolrocna In vi
For terms OF sale see my agents. LEAHy d
son.
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$500 restaurant; all day and night trade;
the secured ticket service alone equal TO en-
tire proposition; rent only SIS per month; re-
ceipts $40 per day; good year lease. Your
inspection solicited and every opportunity to
Investigate the business and books will be
given with satisfactory reasons for selling.
Call on my agents. LHAHY 4 SON.
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For sale. my cash grocery. One Of the
very best In the state; never before been Of
fered for sale. wan sell at invoice and
sell fixtures away below what they are
worth. Good trade. good lease; owner sick
and must get cut OF the business. Requires
about 5000. See LEAHY a SON.
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For sale, one-half interest In q very profit
able business; bean established for years:
clearing to each partner more than $500 a
month; must bs a man Of unQuestionable
character and have $3.50. For particulars
see LEAHY 8 SON.
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GOOD MASSAGE, SCALP TREATMENT;
come see me; expert in this line; rates rea-
sonable Hooper ave. car to San Julian;
1124 SAN JULIAN. 6-l9-h
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TRUNKS

TRUNKS
Low rent low prices Sample line
trunks. suit cases, travelling bags. ladies'
alligator and walrus hand bags. coin
purses and wallets. SAMPLE TRUNK
STORE 41s W. Seventh. 6-15-15
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$150o-Grocery doing a cash business:
horse, wagon, scales and fixtures cost
over $4,000; rent $50; Q living rooms;
nearest grocery is blocks away; hne
opportunity for man with small capital.
win invoice and accept suitable payment
proposition Good reasons for selling. See
LEAHY 8 SON.
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$1,000 hardware store IN q good thriving
nearby town, also a $1,000 hardware business
In large and growing Southern California
city. and several other hardware and stove
stores IN good locations. Just listed with
LEAHY q SON.
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$500 or invoice will buy one of the neatest.
best located and most prosperous groceries
In Los Angeles; good horse and wagon. barn,
etc.: rent only s15: investigate this PROPOSE
ton before you locate. Owners are compelled
to leave the city; will expose books; trade
u largely cash. See LEAHX & SON.
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Grocery located at one of the sea port
towns, doing q ship business OF about 800
per day; a rare opportunity and must be
seen to be appreciatsdi will require about
$500. See owner at LEAHY g. SONS
office.
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cHIRoPopIsrsAND MANIcuRlsrs


WE WANT A FEW MORE SOLICITORS FOR
new. unique kind Of Advertising can use
hustler for listing real estate, For the
convenience of those who cannot call today
we will be open Sunday morning from Q to
TO- GLOBE INFORMATION BUREAU, 347
Douglas bldg. 6-20-2
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Situations. Female

A LADY OF CULTURE DESIRES POSITION
as housekeeper for widower of years; unin-
cumbered would go to the country; lover
of nature. Address A. M. c.. r. T. d. No.
2, Burbank, Cal. 6-20-w
YOUNG WOMAN OF EDUCATION. RECENT
ly graduated from business school, desires
position as stenographer. Call MAIN 5576.
6-20-3
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Partners

WANTED-PARTNER IN A WELL ES-
tablished, we'll equipped millinery parior
some experience necessary; stock all new
and fresh and up to date; will sell half
interest for $500 cash. Call I'D Main
2494 or Temple $50. 6-1S-4
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GOLDEN GATE TOILET PARLORS
Electric treatments and massage Tor
rheumatism, etc. Suite and 10, 1881 D
cpPINJG sT 6-a-m
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S55b0--An extremely well established
business clearing $4,000 n year In largest
city In middle west. Owner In sick and
away, wife looking after business; would
exchange for real estate or fruit tract in
or near Los Angeles. This IL indeed o big
snap. See LEAHY a SON.
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For sale--My feed. fuel and grocsry
store, located on one Of the best business
streets In the city, doing a cash trade of
s75 per day; price only $500; fixtures
alone worth half the price asked. See my
agents. LEAHY d SON.
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IF YOU WANT TO EXCHANGE YOUR
PROPERTY LIST 1T WITH US. WE
HAVE A LARGE LIST. BOTH CITY AND
COUNTRY.
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sl700---2M acres with 6-room house and
hath: ali planted with fruit trees except
Ing where the house stands; located at
Altadena between Fair Oaks and Lincoln
ave. There are . hydrants on place ana
water fountain with plenty Of goldfish,
would exchange for Improved Los An
geies property II you want an elegant
home in one Of our suburbs see my agents.
LEAHY q SON
We have buyers for cigar stands, restau-
rants ana pool rooma II you have any
thing irst class come and see U.S. LnAHY
q SON.
FOR EXCHANGES
Altar trying other agents
without success. oonsult
LEAHX = SOM Sixth and Main sts.
e,A7s1
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WANTED
Help-Male

MADE $4,000 IN FIVE YEARS IN THE
mail order business and began with only
few dollars. There are unusual opportunities
for making money today and It is not diff
cult to begin If you have even small CAPT,
tai and want to start a mail order ousiress
of your own, send for my free booklet IL
tells how to make money. Address publish
er THE MAIL ORDER WORLD. box 1929.
Lcckport, N, 7. e-1-1
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b23 South Olive street,
Very Rev. WILLIAM MAC C0RMACK.
Dean and rector. Services 1880, $3.50. II a.
M, and 7:45 p. m. The dean breaches morn
ing and evening. Strangers welcomed at all
services 6-20-2
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SUN BATHS

IF you WANT 10 BUY OR SELL BusI-
ness or rooming house. real estate OF loan
or borrow money SEQ CONLEH at ass
Bradbury bldg. and he can help YOU
s-l7-SI
MONEY MADE DAILY. AND HERALD
want ads help TO make II. Let your wants
become known through Herald want ada
Herald want ads destroy vents. b-1a-x
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Hotel Edgermere.

Asbury Park. n. !. One door from ocean. Opens
June 1. Entirely rebuilt; telephones in each
room; private baths and elevator. Capacity, $50.
Booklet. J. T.. RAINE & son.
my24- Su, tn, th. 14t.7
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minute attained by each fancier:
BROADWAY STAKES
FOR MASTER ROBERT

GRAVESEND. N. Y, June 1l.-Master
Robert, the even money favorite. easily
won the Broadway stakes, l Lie miles. at
Gravesend yesterday. He was heavily
backed and ran a remarkable race. Trans
vaal went out to make the pace and led
by one length to the far turn. Meanwhile
Master Robert was length behind his
field. At the upper turn he began to close
up and in the stretch he caught Trans
vaal, and taking the lead, won by eight
lengths.
Pete Daley won the Hunters steeple-
chase.
The summaries:
First race, handicap: all ages; one mile and
"a Td % ioS g. Lee ,sa to Mus
gravel. II to s. even and TO .. second; Bedoain,
19S Is to even and to hn1x
Bonero and Sugar Pine also ran.
Second race. Hunters steeplechase; fve,ye
Pese i paile a" is4 &C. Smith, to % to and
out, won; Fauquier, 1879 tE. Heider,, 8 to 2, 3
to > and out, second; Judge O'Gin; l6l !Mr.
456 20 Warrior also ran.
Third race. three year-olds and upward: SELL
II to 20. to 5 and out. won; Oracuium. 1e5
Mcdaniel. 30 to l, 10 to and to 1: second;
sns e,en shird Time os & Clark G1th
Leber Tom Mc(irath, Momentum. Big Ben.
Beardall, Chief Hayes and Right and True also
Fourth race. the Broadway stakes: three year
olds: one mile and a sixteenth-Master Robert.
10 &C. Burns,, even, to and out. won; Trans
vaal, 10 tNotterl, - to 8, even and out: sec,
out third. Time, LAS 4-5 Live Wire also ran
Fifth race. three ear-olds: selling; mile
and an eighth-Frizette. 1O1 &c. Burnsl. Is to s.,
8 to and to 5. won; Tenancy by Courtesy.
104 fShreve). 20 to I, TO 1 and to /. second !;
Brother Jonathan, % tE. Dnsan., to 1; to
and even. third. Time. l.3S; Corncob. Counter
mand. Nickstoner. Dennis Stafford, Mombssss.
Troublesome. Coincident, Senator Barrett, Black
Oak and Winning Star also
sixth race. maiden two,ysar0ids; five and a
even and g to s. won; Statesman. los ". Du-
gam. even. 2 to and to g. second; Amri. los
(Shreve). 70 TO 1. to l and TO !, third Time,
10Y. Obadiah. Great Kills. Banbury, Footpad,
Yankee Tourist, W. i. Hinch, High Bridge and
Sntn also
Seventh race maiden two-yesr-olds: five and
one-half furlongs-Trois Temp. los (E Dugan,.
to I; to 1 and even. won; Waponoca, los
ton Cloth los &C: BurnsD, 20 to j. to / and
to /, third. Time. .0s. Patsy sherlock. The
Pfppin, Weymouth, Mary Dyer, Dearly Belle,
Watch. Harlem Maid and Guarara also ran.
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CLOSE RACE between
HOMERS AT 400 MILES

Too much honor cannot be bestowed
upon Mr.. Med. Lindsey. the winner of the
National Capital Districts 4OO-mile race
from Greer, S. c., which was one OF the
best races ever flown to Washington
Since 1903 Mr.. Londsey has had to face
many difficulties such as would have
driven many fanciers out of the sport.
but has downed them all and is now Win
ming right along in one Of the strongest
flying clubs in the country. Besides win
ming first and third diplomas and hand
some flying basket donated by Mr.. Smith
he had the grand showing OF eleven day
returns out of fourteen sent.
The birds were liberated Monday by
Mr.. Cheney, who wired BIRDS out o:2l
am Weather clear. southeast wind
Since the beginning of flying by the Ma
tional Capital District never was such hne
Judgment used by a liberator as that OF
Mr.. Cheney. who, after being telegraphed
to liberate Sunday, held the birds until
Monday. when the weather was favorable.
and as a result over two-thirds or the
birds horned the same day. With the ex-
ception Of the first return. the race was
one OF the closest ever witnessed.
The following Is the average speed per
;,,nI l,xr
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MISS OSGOOD WINS
EASTERN GOLF TITLE

BOSTON, June 11.-By just one stroke
a. SO holes medal play. Miss Fannie Os-
good of Boston yesterday afternoon re-
captured the title of woman's eastern
golf champion at the Oakley Country
Club. Her total was III strokes to 172
for Miss Mary Adams of Boston. who
ago at the second championship at At
lantic City. On that occasion they were
obliged to go "a holes in bad weather
for decision. Miss Adams winning by
only, one stroke.
Each made IS Tuesday on the first
round. but yesterday afternoon Miss Os-
good did So to 81 for her rival. Two as
going out was what upset Miss Adams,
who took IL on the first half. She came
back in 81. absolutely par play that is
not likely to be duplicated In years Miss
Osgood was out in ~ and back in Al.
with three 3s, four is, eight rs and
three Us.
Tuesday Miss Osgood's halves were in
43 and -. and Miss Adams in Al and A.
Miss Adams had the burst Of speed but
Miss Osgood was the steadier. The other
scores in the championship division We're:
Clarence Vunderbeck, fh,ladelphia, ISL: Mrs.
Il. H. Barlow, Philadelphia. 1S5; Mrs A. +.
Chase. Boston. 1888; Mrs. George Fl. Converse.
Boston, 1870: Mrs. Caleb Fox. Philadelphia 1872:
Miss Frances Griscom Philadelphia, 1856.
Mrs. Vanderbeck OF Philadelphia was
the surprise. ending fourth. although ten
strokes worse than the winner. Mrs Bar
low was by seven strokes the best of the
Qrakers. holding steady, While the scores
of Mrs. Fox and Miss Frances Griscom
jumped particularly the former.
The tie at eight in the approaching and
putting contest between Miss Marjory
Phelps and Miss Grace Stulez. both of
Boston. went TO the former at ten on the
play-Off. In the afternoon handicap there
was another tie between two more Bos-
tonians. Miss Marie Phelps. no. 1870, and
Miss X. +. Duncan, 81, 1870.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

ny5-'u,ih, "a. .6t. 20
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LAWN TENNIS SURPRISE.
Some Keen Play in METROPOLITAN
Championship Tourney.

NEW YORK, June 11.-Charles M. Bull.
1r., furnished a surprise by defeating
Raymond d. Little in the third round of
the metropolitan championship lawn ten
mis- tournament yesterday on the courts
of the West Side Club by a score Of
SO, 6-4
Early In the match il became evident
that Bull had carefully studied the game
of his opponent. He was I'D to the net on
everything and cut the ball of So short
across the court or shot II past Little
so deftly that the latter became d!scon-
csrted and made some costly errors at
critical periods. 1t vas all Little could
do to bring the games to deuce at 5-aiI
in the first set. Bull put on more speed
as he saw he had his opponent worried.
and after Gall managed to capture the
set.
In the second set Litfle's service became
weak. He made many double faults, and
afforded Bull such spacious openings that
he was passed for the ace with great fire.
uuency. So erratic did Little become that
in the final game Bull earned only one
ace. all OF the other points being scored
OIL Littles outs and nets
Mrs. William II. Pouch and Miss Lou
Use Hammond came up to the seTni-fnai
round OF TIE wOmen's singles. Mrs Pouch
played steady game against Miss Il.
Marcus. defeating her by the score OF
Is. G-3, Sc. Miss Marcus was twice
within a point Of the match, but could
not negotiate tho points. Miss Hammond
played fast tennis against Mrs. A "a.
Miles and won ut 6--5, -.
There was some good play In the wonl-
ems doubles. I'm which Miss Edna Wildey
and her sister. Miss Natalie Wildey,
gained the final round by defeating Mrs.
Miles and>Mrs. George l.. Chapman 81.
g., 6-4.
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CHESS MASTERS TOURNEY
AT PRAGUE, BOHEMIA

PRAGUE. Bohemia. June 11.-In the
seventeenth round of the international
chess masters tournament Carl Schlech-
ter of Vienna defeated Suechting and In
SO doing maintained his advantage of half
a point over his nearest rivals. Duras
and Vidmar also won both their games,
the former scoring at the expense of Ala
pin and the latter against Janowski Rub
instein succumbed to Maroczy. Marshall
was paired with Teichmann and a sound
game ended in a draw. In the other
games Mieses won from Spielmann. Choti-
mirSki scored against Leontien. Proxies
drew with Treybal. Kvicala drew with
Bardeleben and Salwe drew with Leon
hardt.
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hashlight picture was taken and the fight |
then began. |
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Look Out for This One.

The Treasury Department announces
that a new counterfeit $40 national bank
note, series OF 1902 issue OF February 25,
1903. on the First National Bank Of New
York. Is in circulation. The note Is a
poorly executed photo mechanical produc-
ton, and bears the portrait OF Mckin-
ley. The counterfeit was discovered by a
bank cashier of Kemmerer, Wyo
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e standing Of the players follows:


ATLANTA, Ga. June 11-Judge Pen
dleton. in the superior court. appointed
Mrs. Harriet f. Brandon and Mrs. May
Inman Gray permanent receivers for the
estate of the late Walker p. Inman, said
to be valued at 10000. Judge Pendle-
ton appointed a temporary receiver for
the estate on application of Mrs. Gray.
following the failure of the cotton firm
of Inman & Co, in which her father, the
late w 2. Inman, was partner previous
ID his death.
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