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The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03
Underwear

In this line we save you 10
per cent. straight and give you
better goods than you could get
elsewhere. A look through our
line will convince you of this
fact, Also we DON'T handle
any seconds or limitations, our
line is made up of strictly first
grades, direct from the best
mills in this country, Fancy
colors and black Balbriggan at
45c per garment. Genuine
Poros Knit, short or long
sleeves, at 45c per garment.
Our old No. 6Ss, which we
have run for years and never
raised the price on it, is by far
the best Balbriggan Underwear
sold in Logan at soc per gar
ment.
We are also selling an EN-
IRA good Balbriggan at 25c
per garment. Genuine Poros
Knit union suits, long or short
sleeves, at 90c per suit. Super
ior union suits, extra fine and
nicely made, I'm white and ecru,
long or short sleeves at Sl.OO
and Yl.50 per suit.
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Sewing

Miss Ruth Brooke gave Sew.
ing party Tuesday afternoon COM
plimentary to her sisters, Mrs.
Frank Brooke, of Pittsburg, Pa,
and Mrs. Howard Jones, of Marys-
vile, Ohio. About forty guests
were present and spent u very
pleasant afternoon. A two course
lunch Wns served.
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House Party

House Party
DR.. and Mrs. A. X Smith en-.
tertained with a week end house
party from Saturday until Tues
day for Messrs. Fred Ambrose and
Ferd Hack of Union Furnace and
the Misses Lille Wright and
Flossie Newman of Logan. On
Monday they formed fishing
party, being joined by MIR. and
Mrs. will Snider in their touring
car.
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w. r. M. s.

w. r. M. s.
Mrs. Moses Strawn entertained
the w. f. Nj. Society of the NJ. E..
church, Tuesday afternoon. The
afternoon was devoted to Corea.
Mrs. j. A Stiers giving fine pa.
per on Corea. followed by remarks
by each one present. Mrs. Strawn
served an elega ant two. course lunch.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mr. Merrel Mclaughlin and
Miss jessie Wyatt, were married
in Columbus, Saturday of last
week. The popular young couple
have the congratulations of their
many friends in Logan.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mr.. George Baynham of Murray
City, was in Logan today on sad
mission. He is waiting to accom-
pany the body of his sister, Mrs.
VIM Skidmore to Murray City for
burial. She died yesterday in the
hospital at Columbus and will pass
through Logan this evening.
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Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June 5,

Funeral Directors j. F. Harden
and Ed Oliver went to Cincinnati
Wednesday To attend Directors
convention.
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ways encouraging word from Mrs,

COaeIl.
1t is the wish Of all their friends
in Logan that they may be happy
and healthful in Columbus, and
having their son Will in the homt
with them, means prolonged hap
piness an hundred fold. They
were good citizens and we regret
to lose them.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs. Henry Hegelheimer, of CO.
lumbus, is the guest of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Mattox, this
week.
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JOllity

Mrs. Alice Heft was hostess for
the Jollity club Wednesday night
and most pleasant social time
was spent by the club and their
guests Who were Mts James But.
terfield and Mrs. Trickey of Col
umbus, the house guest of Mrs.
Heft. Light refreshments were
served. Mrs. John Karshner will
receive the club in two weeks.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs Geo Burberry and dangh-
ter Odabell left for Columbus to-
day for II visit with her son Will
and family
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Miss Anna l. Martin, of Newark
Ohio, is in Logan for several weeks,
being treated for cancer by DR..
G. w. DOllisOn.
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Miss Carrie Rhoada, of Nelson"
vile, has returned to her home
after delightful visit with Miss
Nell Stracke the past week.
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The Logan Commandery Knights
of st. John will go to Cedar Point,
Sunday, June l3, to participate in
weeks outing at that place.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs. L j. Quinn returned Sun
day evening from two weeks
visit with relatives at Crooksville
and Columbus.
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Misses Clara and Viola Quinn
and Messrs. Arthur DOwney aud
Joe Stiers spent Monday in Sugar
Grove.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs Della Wright of Lancas
ter, is visiting her son, d, W.
Wright. this week, The good old
soul is SS years of age and as spry
as one Of half her years.
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Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Mr.. and Mrs. G. W, Hopkins,
and G.. ID. Hopkins, of Athens,
formed an auto party to Logan,
Sunday to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Lew
McKinstry.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03
Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Miss Mary Till spent Sunday
and Monday with relatives and
friends in Lancaster and Junction
City.
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H. F. Ambrose, Bert Stedem and
Frank Kontner attended the ball
game at Lancaster, Monday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

A class of children will make
their first communion next Sunday
morning at Sc. Johns Catholic
Church.
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Children's Day will be observed
at Antioch Church at Enterprise
next Sunday at l0a, m An inter.
esting program has been arranged
Everbody invited.
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Mr.. John Westlake was in
Athens one day last week visiting
Mr.. and Mrs f E. Brown, who
accompanied him home, and will
visit while in Logan and Union
Furnace.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs. Julius Weiss went to Col
umbus, Wednesday on buslnt SO.
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The largest class in the history
of the Lancaster public school will
graduate this year. There are A
in the class, lS young men and 26
young ladies'.
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Mrs. Jacob Snider, of Somerset,
visited relatives in Logan and Mel
sonville last Saturday and Sunday
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Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June S.

Mrs W. H. Roush, of Fairmont,
w. Va, is visiting at the home of
her sister, Mrs. L. Yerges.
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Misses Esther and Margaret
Cook and Mr.. Will Wetherill,
were Jacksonville visitors, Sunday.
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FARM FOR SALE OR RENT
Containing 1877 acres. three miles
northeast of Rock House, will give
possession this fall. Address
Samuel Bigham, Rockbridge, O.,
Route 2. May 27, 3 W
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Glenview Heights, Lol
Sale. Saturday, June S.

Prizes are on display in F S.
Cases. window for the girls who
sell the most tags, Saturday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Atty. Z. V. Wright was in Col
umbus Wednesday on business.
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SARAH ELIZABETH.
Those mullins you liked so we'll were
made from Gold Medal Flour. IIZE
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Its rude to stare, but look in
Harmon -Acker's window.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Weitzell
were in Columbus, Tuesday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mr.. Jimmy Hughes, of Athens,
was in Logan, Wednesday.
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CASToRlAI
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssssa seo Of &HAzkzNs

ton, E. E. Harsh, H. j. Wool
worth, or Former Probate Judge
F. p. Martin, could fill that positi-
on we'll. Will the Board consider
themp
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs. Chas. Breene and daugh-
ter Mary leave today for Titus
vile, Pa, to spend the summer.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mrs. Rhoda Mclaughlin and
daughter, Miss Esther, were Col
umbus visitors over Sunday.
The Democrat-sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1906-1935, 1909-06-03

Mr.. W. P. Miller, of Union Fur
mace, was in Logan today, enroute
to Columbus on business.
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Mr.. Jerry Harmon went to Col
umbus today on business.
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Picnic

Quite number of young people
enjoyed picnic Monday on the
beautiful lawn ut the home of the
Misses Ollie, Ella and Robin
Roc hester,
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Mr.. Frank Primmer was visitor
to Columbus last Monday.
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Tourist

The Tourist Club will take their
annual outing next Thursday at
B. |. s at Lancaster.
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Glenview Heights, Lo
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Rev. M. r White, of Enter
prise, was logan visitor yester,
day.
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Canded goods are o. X. if its
Ku-we-ba. Hammon- Acker.
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Mr.. VIM. Waner was visitor in
ChillicOthe, last Monday.
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SOCIETY EVENTS
Jolly Dozen

Mrs. j. b Ellison will receive
the jolly Dozen Pedro club Satur.
day night.
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Glenview Heights, Lo1
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Mrs. Emma Tidd of near Rock
bridge, was a visitor in Logan,
today.
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Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Outcalt, of
Lancaster, were visitors In Logan,
over Sunday.
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Domestic

Mrs DR.. I. G. Wright will re-
ceive the Domestic Club Thursday y
afternoon.
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Mrs. F. Blasius was visitor in
Columbus, Wednesday.
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If you use one pound of Chase.
d Sanborn Coffee you will use
more. Hammon-Acker.
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Mr. l.. j. Quinn spent Saturday
and Sunday in Columbus.
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Mr.. Edward Griffith was in Starr
last week.
Mr.. Will Saters is in Columbus
this week.
Mr.. Ed Price is visiting in Ian.
caster, today,
Representative John f. Canty is
in Columbus today.
Mrs j. j. Spider spent Sunday
in Nelsonville.
Mrs. r. H. Bartlett is visiting
in Muncie, Indiana.
Sweet, Sour, Dill and Mix Pickles
at Hammon-A Acker.
Mrs. Frank Brooke. of Pittsburg,
is in Logan for visit.
Rev Ricketts,, of Maxvills, is
visitor in Logan today.
Home grown Berries fresh daily
at Harmon -Acker.
Mr. l.. j. Quinn spent Saturday
and Sunday in Columbus.
Glenview Heights. Lot
Sale, Saturday, June 5.
Mr.. George Brooker, of Murray
City, is in Logan today.
If you can't find what you want
go to HammonAcker.
Mrs. F. Blasius was visitor in
Columbus, Wednesday.
Mr.. Bob Wadsworth. of Ofland,
was in Logan, Thursday.
Mr.. VIM. Waner was visitor in
Chillicothe, last Monday.
Canded goods are .. X. if its
Ku-we-ba. Bammon- Acker.
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Glenview Heights, Lo1
Sale, Saturday, June 5.

Mr.. George Brooker, of Murray
City, is in Logan today.
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If you can't find what you want
go to Harmon Acker.
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Mr.. Bob Wadsworth. of Orland,
was in Logan, Thursday.
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New Sweet Pototoes, Egg Plant,
Caulitiower and Peas at Harmon
Acker.
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Home grown Berries fresh daily
at Harmon. Acker.
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Rev. Ricketts,, of Maxvills, is a
visitor in Logan today.
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XXXlXI * * * XXX u
in Starr Mr.. Ed Donavin is IN Columbus
today.
,lumbus Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June S.
In Ian Mrs. Emma Tidd of near Rock
bridge, was q visitor in Logan,
yanty ia today.
New Sweet Pototoes, Egg Plant,
Snndsv Caulihower and Peas at Hammon-
Acker.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tom of tl
umbus, visited friends in Logan,
Monday.
Miss Kate Long spent several
days this week with relatives In
.tsburg, Macarthur.
Mrs. Nettie Burns visited rea
lie, is a tives and friends at Stella, Ohio,
this week.
n daily Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday, June S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis Outcalt, OF
Lancaster were visitors In Logan, |
Lot over Sunday.
q. If you use one pound of Chase
M,ru d Sanborn Coffee you will use
" "'ia' more. Harmon Acker.
Mr.. w. P. Miller, of Union Fur |
," "'A' mace, was in Logan today, enroute
to Columbus on BUSINESS
''''' :" Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale, Saturday. June S.
Mrs W. H. Roush, of Fairmont,
w. Va, is visiting at the home of
sitor IN her sister, Mrs. L. Yerges.
Mrs. Rhoda Mclaughlin and
II lts daughter, Miss Esther, were Col
umbus visitors over Sunday.
~ WI H. F. Ambrose, Bert Stedem and
Frank Kontner attended the ball
visitor game at Lancaster, Monday.
Glenview Heights, Lot
Athens, Sale. Saturday, June S.
Prizes are on display in F S.
ook in Cases window for the girls who
sell the most tags, Saturday.
Veitzell Mrs. Chas. Breene and daugh-
ter Mary leave today for Titus
:, willie, Pa, to spend the summer.
ess. Mrs Jacob Snider. of Somerset
a Col. visited relatives in Logan and Mel,
n, 90 sonville last Saturday and Sunday
Lot Misses Esther and Margaret
& Cook and Mr. Will Wetherill,
were Jacksonville visitors, Sunday.
yes.er. Glenview Heights, Lot
Sale. Saturday, June 5.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Tom of cl
umbus, visited friends in Logan,
Monday.
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Miss Kate Long spent several
days this week with relatives In
Macarthur.
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Mrs. Nettie Burns visited rela
tives and friends at Stella, Ohio,
this week.
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Mr.. Will Saters is in Columbus
this week.
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Mrs. Frank Brooke. of Pittsburg,
is in Logan for visit.
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Mr.. Edward Griffith was in Starr
last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
THREE ELECTn0CUTED
ON FRENCH RAILROAD
BIT OF IRON MAKES SHORT CIR
GUT FROM WIRES
Boy Receives Fatal Shock and Two
Men Who Try to Rescue Him
Are Killed Instantly

PARIS. May 29.-Three persons were
electrocuted IL few evenings since on
the railway between st. Ouen and
Paris. For some distance the railway
and the road run parallel separated
by a wall, on which are ratings. On
the side of the wall facing the rail-
way there run the wires which convey
the electric current from the general
ing station at st. Ouen to the Nord
station, and these wires are protected
by a narrow board fixed to the wall
above them.
A boy who had climbed the wall and
ratings was trying to pick up a piece
of iron which lay on the railway en-
bankment. He did not notice that the
iron was in contact with the electric
wires, and the instant he touched 1t
he received terrible shock, which
killed him instantly.
A young cabinetmaker who was
passing went to the rescue, and he,
too, touched the iron and was Instant
ly killed. A second man then attempt
ed to lift one of the bodies, but he
had no sooner touched it than he, too,
gave IA convulsive shudder and fell
dead.
A number of people who had Wit
messed the awful occurrence ran Shrek
ing for help. The current was cut off
and the fire brigade was sent to re-
cover the bodies.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
BERLIN ARCHITECT WILL
REMODEL GREEK CAPITAL
Athens to Have System of Parks,
BouIeVards and Public
Buildings

BERLIN, May 29.--Athens, historic
capital of grace and beauty, is to be
remade in Germany. Herr Ludwig
Hoffman, architect of the city of Ber-
lin, has been commissioned to map out
a scheme for the architectural regen-
Grafton of the ancient Greek metropo-
lis. He has just returned from visit
of inspection to Athens.
The local authorities, with whom he
conferred there, appear to desire to
remodel their city on modern European
lines, with a system of parks, boule-
wards and public buildings which will
combine to make it more attractive as
tourist center. This Herr Hoffman
hopes to accomplish, while still retain
ing the best examples of ancient classic
architecture, of which Athens contains
a multitude.
One of the projects on which the
Berlin builder frowned was what he
describes as a bizarre, fantastic crea-
ton, designed to perpetuate Greek he
roism'-a design for a monumental
statue submitted by an Italian sculp-
tor Although the design has already
received first prize from the Athens
municipal council, Herr Hoffman hopes
to induce it to abandon the idea of
erecting the shaft.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
REVIEWS DEMAND
FOR TIRE TEST
HEAD OF FIRESTONE WON'T
LET GO OF IDEA
INSISTS THAT TIRES ON ALL
RUNS BE PENALIzED
Present Is an opportune Time to Set
a Precedent Which Would Be
Followed the Country
Over

"I favor penalization for tire trouble
in any and every endurance run, relia-
bility contest or long distance race,
said H. S. Firestone, the well known
tire manufacturer, land I believe the
A. A. A. will miss the opportunity of
the year if they do not penalize for
tire trouble in the Glidden tour.
Just why the question of tire serV-
ice is usually left out of all ealcula-
ton in these events is hard to under
stand, in view of the important part
which tires play in motor car efficiency.
THE greatest need of the industry
today is better tire service, and no one
knows this quite as well as the motor
list who has had poor tire equipment.
Tire penalties cannot but aid in
demonstrating the comparative service
life of tires; they may also be expected
to show whether or not the motor car
manufactu rer is using large enough
tire equipment for the weight and speed
of his car.
The present is an especially oppor-
tune time to introduce tire penalties.
that tires for automobile events are
selected not because of their Service
value, but because they are presented
gratis for advertising purposes.
1T is to be hoped that the contest
committee will take the lead In tire
penalization and set a precedent for the
managers of other events. Car owners
in general will be certain to profit
eventually in the shape of more effl-
cient tire service.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
,ANNOUPNCE ENTRIES
FOR WATER TOURNEY
Southern California Swimming Assoc
citation viii Hold First Program
Friday Night

Entries fort the Southern California
swimming tournament which will be held
next Friday night at Bimin baths has been
announced by Les Henry. and from the
arae number of entries several CLASSY races
should be run off. Only two entries nave
been received for the women nItyz yatu
dash namely Misses Emma NeWkitk WINS
and Dorothy Newkirk G. Crary, represent
ing the Los Angeles high school, anu -
Holborow from the Los Angeles y M u a
The events will be run OF IN meats III 'He
fifty and 10O-yard dashes
IFifty-yard-C Bassett, l." A. A. e.; u
Crary. L. A. II. s; NJ. Lee Bimlnli p
Golfer, Bimini; J. Watlington' =. a. 1ta a. 90,
q Brvant, Bimini; f. Holborow' Venice
w. NJ. Artman, Biminli T. holpoio"'
. 1oo,yardIc, Bassett. L. A. A. G.; G.
crarv. L. A. II. $; NJ. Lee, Bimlhl; ,, Col-
fer, Bimini; J. Warrington, L. a, A. a.; +,
s5o-vard-C. Bassett L. A. \. C.; NJ. Lee
Bimini; s Golfer, Bimini; +: iiol I1ynSter
Panice; W NJ Artman, Bimni; Waiter
Sto7vard-C Bassett. L. A. A. G.; NJ. Lee
Bimini; s Golfer, Bimini; i; A1 aorard
Venice; W. NJ AFtmS W A G,min''
~ SSsol1ard-M Lee, Bimini; S Coher'
Bino{ni. T. Holborow Venice; w. M Art
Pan Bimini; Howard Taylor L. A. H. .
LreI1Opr Occidental
n ri fV iuvenile--G. crary, L. A H.
g - IGolborow, Y. NJ c. A.
irndev water for Acknowledgement hei-
log 8 Golfer c. Bassett s.,u
io1 61i,.i,pLS. Golfer. NJ, Lee. A senolz
iiftv.vard ladies' race-Emma Ne"hiiN
WINS Dorothy Newkirk. lat
Trirst heat, 5O-yard dashs second hea.
,oi,ard dash; third heat, 5O-yard dash
+ ' sLcompetitive high and fancy di hsps
eror, balcony Each contestant 10 -
thee trials. Judges may call ior eA''a
trials. ,sb
-Exhibitfon of high and fancy C. ~. ins
~, Professor J. Cox, Andrew schoiS' Nndi'e9
First heat. O-yard dash; second hsdt'
too-vard dash; third heat loo-yaru u''ii
Tire dive by Professor }. COX
Final of 1OO-ysrd dash corde
+.l,ns committee. a. Henry Horue
Uhelan. Jack Warrington,
" Reforee-Ceorge Braden. ..aa n
Tndres-Jay Welton, Clark Jorgslan, ~
u, Morgan. Vernon Brown Dean SIoil ~, w.,
"r,mers-Ben Warrington, w henderson,
Henry Miar.
ctarter-I. A. Henry. 90
clerlx of course-Wallace Roho W vi
Inns.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
STATE LEAGUE

FRESNO, May 29.-Bloomiield Won
pitchers' battle today from Ike lults' ,
local amateur. who was sent INTO the
game by Manager Kelley owing TO me
crippled condition of Fresno's pltchli@
staff. Both Forester and Goodwin are
out of the game for the remainder OF
the series. Tufts held the invaders
down to two hits. He walked jimmy
smith. the first man to face him, but
was invincible after that McHale
sacrifice and Schimpff's error permlttSd
smith to score. Bloomfield was steady
throughout, keeping the three hits OIL
him we'll scattered. He was given per-
feet support. Score;
Oakland 2, hits 2, errors D.
Fresno 0, hits 8, errors l.
Batteries Bloomfield and lie Brand
Tufts and McDonough.
OAKLAND, May 29.-Stockton, with
three three-base hits and tWo-bag-.
ger. won an easy victory over the san
Francisco team today. Durham kept
his hits well scattered. Score
stockton 4, hits s, errors :.
San Francisco 0, hits .. errors !.
Batteries-Durham and Hackett;
Lane and Burke.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-05-30
RUSSIAN IMPERIAL ACTORS
MUST BE CAREFUL ABROAD
Contracts Prohibit Players from Being
Starred on Posters in
Paris

ST. PETERSBURG, May 29.-Before
being allowed to perform abroad the
artistes of the Russian Imperial thea
ter and opera house who are going to
France for season have been re-
quired by the directorate of the Impe-
rial theater to sign a document en-
hodying a number of conditions which
are. to say the least. curious. The ar
tistes are made to promise that if no
salary is forthcoming they will not ask
relief from the Russian consulate in
Paris. They must not style themselves
al artistes of the Imperial theater, nor
must they be starred" on the posters
The penalty for breaking these condi-
tions is forfeiture of their Russian
state salary, which will accumulate
during their absence.
A great Russian tenor has been dis
covered in Moscow. He is a young
mechanical engineer named Kolomy-
scheff and is described as having u
magnificent voice, comparable in vol
ume and compass to that of the late
Signor Tamagno,