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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09
SAN PEDRO

NY UNIO-+ with Los Angeles and
* Wilmington, San Pedro has moth
~ ing to lose, everything to gain.
Greater Los Angeles, with a great free
harbor in San Pedro bay, will bring
the harbor communities prosperity un-
dreamed of in their previous history.
The harbor will be developed. Large
sums of money will be expended upon
it, No harbor in the world will be
better equipped for handling an ever
growing commerce. All of the gigantic
development projected will be needed.
The harbor undoubtedly will be one
of the great seaports of the world-yes,
one of the greatest. The commerce Of
tie Pacific is still in a rudimentary
condition. The true awakening of the
Orient will be the commercial awak-
ening; and the industrialsm Of Cali
fornia, the Pacific islands and the
Orient will engage the services of a
mercantile fleet that In the course of
time will far outnumber the Atlantic
fleet. In addition, Atlantic and BIZ
oceanic commerce will be increased by
the opening of the Panama canal For
every ship that now rounds the Horn
there will be hundreds that will pass
through the canal. The harbor of
Greater Los Angeles will be one Of the
most immediate and one of the princi-
pal benehciaries by the development of
Pacific commerce and by the new COM
mercial growth which will be the
sequel of the completion of the canal.
Long before that completion the sea-
port Of Greater Los Angeles will be
equipped for the entertainment Of the
increased traffic, and viii be one of
the busiest harbors on the coast.
Greater Los Angeles, consolidated with
Wilmington and San Pedro, will be
ready for the responsibilities which the
next few years will place upon it. We
have no doubt San Pedro, like Will
mington, will do it's duty, and as an
important part Of Greater Los Angeles
will enter on a new career Of achieve
ment, prosperity and honor.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Never you mind, Brother Burbank!
You have proved on previous occasions
YOU are not spineless, and we believe it
is highly probable people who are bank
ing on your spinelessness will be undo
ceived. BY ths way, Burbank is tho
Scotch for a bank of burrs, or thistles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Judge Works in a timely little ad-
dress reminded the members of the
city club Of the provision for non-par-
tisan primaries for municipal Offices
adding: If every good citizen Of Los
Angeles will do his duty at this election
and from now on we will have a gov
ernment here equal to that of any city
anywhere"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Schemers who hope to rehabilitate the
Southern Pacific machine by putting
railroad candidates in the field in the
municipal campaign, either forget the
resolution expressed by the people
in the charter amendment election
that henceforth politics shall be eX-
cluded from city affairs or intend
to defy public sentiment-a course OF
conduct which will certainly bring
them to grief,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

on October II and 10. President Taft
will be in lovely Los Angeles. The
metropolis of the west viii meet him
and greet him and entertain him with
its far famed hospitality and enthus-
iaSm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Chicago mistook a papier mache
figure for the embalmed mummy Of an
Indian squaw. But then Chicago can {
be expected to be familiar with that
kind of embalmed beef.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09
Public Letter Box

TO CORRESPONDENCE Intended
for publication '1usg be accompanied by tito
name and address OF the writer. The Her
ala gives the widest latitude to correspond
ents, but assumes no responsibility for theis
views.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

A good citizen of San Pedro will bo
an equally good citizen of Greater Los
Angeles.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

On all matters pertaining to advertising
address Charles R Gates, advertising man"
ager,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Greater Los Angeles will be the best
known city on the Pacific shore.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09
CLEAR, CRISP AND CLEAN

Population of Los Angeles 315,9s5
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-09

Tomorrow: America in the Philippines
Unsurpassed Forest Wealth.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
zoe Lace Bandings-Wide
Toilet Necessities

Twenty Mule Team
B0raX Bath Powder, TT
Regular ZJc bottles
Of Dsnderine, for the 1EC
Idlr.--
williams Quick and
Easy Shaving Soap, 0Ic
round cates.---.....-.-.Z 2N
Colgate's English Process
Soaps. including Glycertnc,
Brown Windsor. and Elder
flower. Large size
cakes. Special price, DC
each cake. -
CThree cakes for Ec.J
Peroxide or Hydrogen, fun
strength; standard make;
large size bottles.
Half pound size. Spe- 10C
ciai. ~
Emery Boards. with cloth
ceuters: one dozen in 0r
each ackage.......-....E L
Reaua Manicure Sets. con-
sisting Of box Of nail polish,
block of pumice. six cloth
center emery boards. flexible
buffer. and orange stick.
Complete IN neat box. 7c
Large size Bath ami Toi-
let Sponges, good quail
ity. regularly loo. Spe- DC
cial. -
Colgate's Brilliantine y &c
for the hair. ~
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One Day Grocery Sale

Arnour's Shield Brand Hams.
per pound .l21zc
Maryland Biscuit Co.'S regular Sc
packages Of Maryland Biscuits.
Lunch Biscuits. and Baby
Snaps; three packages or.....1O
SC cans OF Rumford's Baking
Powder .----.-.......-....... 21zo
Toe cans Of Challenge Brand Con-
densed Milk &c
10c cakes Of Dutch Hand Soap.
made by the makers Of Dutch
Cleanse SC
SC packages Of Argo Starch. three
packages for ...............IOc
Toe cans Of extra quality sal
mon tan ans .-....--...... &c
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Girls Dresses-LOt

Of girls dresses. of liuou.
rep. Persian lawn, and
dotted Swiss. COlOrs Of
white, pink. blue. and
tan. All neatly trimmed,
with embroidery and lace
insertion. fun plated
skirts. Sizes up TO II
wears. Values worth up
to sos. Special at--
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WOmen's Sweaters

Women's Atwood Knit
ted Sweater Coats, dOu-
bic and single breasted.
in white, oxford, and red
All sizes. Worth S2.75. Of
fered for one day at.
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Playlng Cards-Oi eXtra
Small Wares

I'LL 0AA al -
I Good quality White Bast-
ing Cotton: 90-yard r
spoOlS three fOr.-.--.ON
aluminium Thi mbles,
strongly made: worth &c l.
each. Two tOr.....---...lS
Three-vard rolls Of l.
white Cotton Tape.-...lS
Regular Sc cakes Of Ole
BeSSwdN E2S
Regular Toe splpls of L
Barbour's linen Thread. ~
Extra grade Wire Hair
Pins, straight and crimped
styles. Worth &c paper e
Six papers fOr..............OS
Warren's silk Taneta
Collar Supporter Sets. e
all ~
&C. Tomato Pin Cush- Qc
ions.
Hair Rolls. a inches long;
net covered. good quail
ity hair; all shades. I0C
Special,
Hair Nets, all-Over
size; full shaped; with 10r
elastic. "
Large size Pin Cubes, con-
tains TOO assorted jet e
head pins.
Tubular Shoe LacCs. Sood
quality mohair. all lengths
regularly 5c pair. Two Ec
pairs -
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Dressing

mems short dannelette Dressing
SaCqUCs. large assortment of
pretty patterns in light and
dark effects. Shirred at the
waist and finished with belt. All
sizes. Worth sac each. One
Ga,- AT
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Wnmen,s Snifs-Naf.

ural Tan Linen Tailor
Made Suits. plain tailor
m AL @ effect, sin gle
breasted STYLE. Left from
a line that sold for $1,000.
Thursday Bargain sale
price
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

ored Cashmere de Chine. one OF
Of the most popular silks for
early fall wear; high luStrous
finish. COlOrs include white,
cream. light blue, lavender,
brown, navy. garnet. resed8 "A
tawba. wisteria. gray. olive.
black. etc. etc. Guaranteed not
70 slip. Worth 75C yard. Special
At
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fine quality BLACK Taneta
Silk Petticoats. with deep
shirred and tucked ruff
hes. Extra dust rufdeS.
Heavy rustliug quality.
All lengths. Regular $500
values. Special at.......-
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
35c China MattiD,

zoo rolls of extra heavy
weight 90 TO 50 pound
China Mating. smooth
palmed finish straw. close
woven. num even double
corded edge, seamless
grade. In a large assert
ment of designs. such as
stripes, G u @ C K s and
novelty effects Color
inCs of red. green. blue
and tan. Sold regularly
at SOC yard. Special price
for roll containing fun 40
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

pie line Of Infants and Chill
dreus White Dresses. OF main
sock. India Hnon. and long
cloth. Long and short STYLES.
Neatly trimmed. only "a few Of
each kind. Also e. few long
waisted effect Values worth
up 10 SEQ. Special at.....
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Moments Fall lack.

ets-Df excellent quality
covert cloth. plain tailor
ed effect. Semi-ltuuE
model with large hip
pockets. Lap over welt
seams. Sleeves finished
with neat turn bakk
cuffs. Regular $40 value.
Special
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Mnnen,s Underwear

Lot Of WOmen's Muslin Draw
ers and Short skirts, with tuck
cd rufhes: corset covers, trim
med with lace and embroidery.
and white aprons. Worth gc
cacn. one day at.---..--.....-.-
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s1.OO Bed PiIIons-5O07

pink. Filled with crushed tur-
cred with best grade art ticking,
coiOrS of green. blue. tan and
large size Bed Pillows COW
Key feathers, made sanitary by
cold blast process. Regular
price SI.GJ. Thursday Bargain
Sale
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Mnmen,s TnderMcar

sample line Of Womcus Muslin.
Cambria. and NainsooE Under
wear. consisting of gowns. cor
set covers. long and short skirts.
drawers. chemises. and comhi-
nation garments. Al trimmed
IN various WAYS with laces ON
brofdetlcs. and ribbon. values
worth up 90 1875 each. Thurs
dav Bargain Sale pTicc......----
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jelly TumbIers

Jelly Tumblers Extra
quality Crystal Glass
Jelly Tumblers. with tin I
tops. Special price each....
Window Sereens-Hard- :
wood Extension Frame Window
y Screens, with steel Centers. q
inches high and open 10 q inches {
Regular price &c each Thurs
day Bargain Sale price..-........
I5e Taffeta RibbOn-AH-0
silk Taffeta Ribbon, full 3 inches
wide. Colors include pink, light
blue, scarlet, navy blue and Z
black. Regular 15c value. Spe-
cial
29c Taffeta RibbOn-5-ineh
All Silk Taffeta Ribbon, All
leading shades. including black l
and white. Used fer making 4
chil6ren's hair bows and sashes
and hat trimmings. Worth &c
yard Special
Zoe Bread Knives-Serrat
Edge Bread Knives. wooden Ia
dies. Full size. Sold regularly
10c each. One day at......-
Hand Bags-SpeciaI lott
OF New Hand Bags. in the sty-
lish fiat shape. good quality
black grain leather; stitched )
handles; new triple frame styles.
Thursday Bargain Sale price
each
Shopping Bags-Net Shop
ping Bags; strongly made; large
size: black or brown: elastic !
linen mesh. Values worth UP TO
soc. Special
25e Collar Pins-GOld fill
ed Collar Pin Sets. fine Roman
gold finish. two or three pins in
each set. Various sizes; strong
~ made with jointed pin. Worth
25c set. One day at--..........
25c Draperies-One case
OF sample pieces OF ward
wide Art Scrims and Madras
in floral and figured designs.
also stained glass effects. All
good cOlOrings such a. green,
blue, pink, red. gray, tar
and yellow. Suitable for 4
making curtains, scaTfs, aud
draper1es. Sold regularly at
&c yard. Special AL.
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$500 Shirt W

$500 Shirt NaiSts-Of-
good quality WstrOus sateeu. in
plain tailor made and embroid-
cred styles Made with the
new and latest style sleeves.
Open front and back STYLES. All
sizes Worth see. Special at.
59c Sheets-5O dozen SIx9O
Linen finish Bleached Sheets
large double bed size. hand
torn and ironed: finished with
5-inch hem. Made from heavy
cloSe-woven linen-hnfsh cotton
Worth sec each one day at.
Zoe Bleached COttOn-2
cases of yard wide BIeached
Cotton, a fine close woven quail
aty- free from starch. Sold reg
ulariy ct Toe ward. THURSDAY
Farsain Sale price........
15c Pillow Cases-l5x ,
81 Bieached Pillow Cases.
large size; hand torn and l
iroued. Made from heavy
round thread cotton. Regu-
lar price loo each. special at }
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
5c Handkercbiefs
VYO-

mems white hemstitched Dor
der Handkerchief; sheer quail
ity. Worth SC each. Thursday
Bargain Sale priCe.....-....
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PetticOatS-LOt-
WOmen's

OF WOmen'S Near-Siik Petit
coats, in black and colors. Made
with deep Shirred ruffieS Worth
N.01 each. Thursday Bargain
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
FIanneIette KimOnOs-WO-

mems Long Flannelette XII
monos or Bath Robes; shirred
from the shoulders; finished
with fancy Persian borders.
Regular $50 values. Thursday
Bargain sale priCe.......-.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
25c Scrap Books-Large
Post Card AIbums-Spe-

ciaI lot of< Postcard Albums.
holding 156 cards. lu green.
gray. and brown. Worth %
each. One d4v at...-.-..-.-.-..---
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

MesSaline DirCctOire-36-
inch Black Messaline Dircctoire.
soft chiffon finish. rich satin
IustrOus quality. Guaranteed 20
wear. Worth SIS yard. One
daN at
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79c Couch COVers-2OO
Oriental stripe Tapestry Couch
Covers. a. inches wide and -
yards long. Strictly ~revRTsible.
Colorings of red. green blue.
yellow, and tan. Fringed sides
and ends. Regular 79c value.
One day
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
1nc Hnck ToMeIs-Hem-
Rows Suits-Boys'.

Boys OultS-bO!S
All Wool Fancy Cassi-
mere School Suits. with
Knickerbocker pants; all
dark patterns; sizes to
Il years. Values worth I
up TO $500. Thursday Bar
gain Sale pnce----.-
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
$3.50 BIankets-lO

cases Of extra heavy
weight Ia double bed
blankets. silver gray.
with pink, blue. or red
borders. Tape bound
edges, has the same
warmth and appearance
Of the all wool blanket.
Regular $3.50 value. one
day
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Dressing
Saeaues-WO-

mems Lawn Dressing Sacques,
with turnover collar and cuffs.
Neat figured effects. All sizes.
Regularly &c each. one day at
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
&c Tafcfn Silk-Hair

sc Taffcta Silk-Hair
Lined and Check Taneta Silk.
I'm navy. brown, gray. black.
ETC.. etc. Tn large. medium, and
small checks. All silk. Extra
heavy quality. lustrOus finish.
Worth 59c yard. Special at
sc Parrafin PapeT-l,G00
uuires OF best grade Parafu
Wax Paper. i2x1S size. Used
for wrapping lunches. etc.
Worth Sc quirc. One day at
25c Scrap BOOks-Large
size Scrap Books, colored front
nagcs. profusoly Illustrated
Worth LJc each. Special for
THURSDAY at
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Mems UnderWCar-Mpn's

"WondeTwear' Ribbed Under
wear; good elastic qgsaIitv.
Shirts and drawers TO match.
Shirts with long sleeves and
French neck. Drawers with
double seat and faced band. All
sizes. Special
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
NeckWear-BOys'
RnYs'

Fancy silk Shield Bows. WIN
protected catch; light and dark
patterns. Regular price l5c each.
Special
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

quality Crystal Glass
Jelly Tumblers. with tin
tops. Special price each....
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

Boys CapS-BOys' Fancy
Worsted and Navy Blue Serge
Eton College Caps. Regular &c
and 39c values. Offered for one
dav
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anc Whife cannon Cloth

zoe White Cannon Cloth
With the genuine Belfast
linen finish. Extra heavy
close woven quality. For
making suits and skirts.
Worth 2oc yard. one day.
15e White India LinOn-
40-inch White India Linon. SUI
ps,ior fine sheer quality. Worth
l5c yard. Thursday Bargain
Sale price
1Se White PereaIe-Yard
wide White Shifting Percale,
fine close woven quality, for
making suits. skirts. and
waists. Regular price 1Sc yard.
offered for Thursday ATT
25c Wash GOOds-34-
inch Mercerized Bengaline
and Plain Irish Poplin.
colors include tan. linen,
champagne. light blue, pink,
cream, and white. The sea-
sons most popular wash
fabric for making suits.
skirts, and children's school
dresses. Sold regularly at
CSC yard. Thursday Bargain
Sale price.
zoe Taffeta Silk-97-incl
Black Taffeta Silk. all silk. eN-
ira heavy rustling quality
guaranteed to wear. Regular
T5c value. One day at-
Black Peau de SOie-36'
inch Black Peau de Sole silk
all silk. rich lustrous quality.
with soft mellow finish. Guar
anteed 20 wear. Regular -
value. Thursday Bargain sale
price, yard
MesSaline DirCctOire-36.
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Tnilet Paner

Brand Toilet Tissue Paper. l,ouJ
sheets I'm each roll. Extra quail
ity paper. Six rolls for..-...-...-
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
sOc Wash Boards-Extr

quality Metal Covered WaSi.
Boards. sold regularly at -uc
each. Thursday Bargain Sale
price.
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Freezers-BliZzard a q
Arctic Ice Cream FrceZers
extra quality can. pail ?
and daSher. Four quart
size. Regular $50 value.
Special at..----.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
2sc and aac Emhrniderr-

Extra wide Swiss Embroidery
Shirt Waist Paueling. All new
patterns. Values worth 2jC and
39c yard. Offered for one day
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Mems Isle SusDendeTs,
strong elastic webbing.
Made with patent CASTOR r
and cantab ends. Worth 90
pair. Special at...
The Washington times., 1909-09-01
Oxbrook ~ToweIs-SpeciaI7

IONeiS-optcidi
lot of the celebrated ONbrook
Towels. the new indicated, alb
sorbsnt linen towels, the only
towel sold that is ready for inn
mediate use. Sold regularly l5c
each. Special at..-----..-.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

sale of Pure Linen TOrchOu
Laces. edgings and inscrtinEs.
Large assortment OF dainty
baby patterns. Worth 1Oc and
1:1zc yard. Thursday Bargain
sale price.
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

loo Taifeta RIbb0n-AH-
SILK Taffeta Ribbon, fun 3 inches
wide. Colors include pink, light
blue, scarlet, navy blue and
black. Regular 15c value. Spe-
ctal
The Washington times., 1909-09-01

Preserving Kettles -
Heavy Tin Porcelain lined Pr
serving Kettles, E-quart size.
Thursday Bargain Sale Price.
each
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
DEMONT AGAIN ON
 BASEBALL MARKET

Charlie Frank has asked waivers on Gene Demont and ''Toots'' Holman. The local associationf of course, waived on the two. Demont is evidently "all in,'' and Holman too young.
 Concerning the allegation that Frank is releasing Demont for Demonts benefit, the New Orleans States gives vent to the following sarcasm:
 Bill Raftis has been claimed.
 At least, the authorities say.
 It makes an interesting slant when viewed carefully.
 Frank Is also reported to have stated: He had not yet decided on change" Demont, we are informed, is to turn promoter for fair association.
 Very good; we like to see every one better themselves.
 But?
 It cost Frank s4O0 to claim Raftis.
 Did Demont pay the waiver price?
 If not Frank acted like real good fellow and allowed Demont to beat it, notwithstanding the $400.
 The Pelican leader is getting quite gen. erous towards the close of the season by digging down into his kick" and 'vomit- ing up'' to help Demont along.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
SLIPPERS MADE
 O'BRIEN UNEASY
 ON YESTERDAY
THE CLOSE DECISIONS FAVOR BIRMINGHAM AND ON TWO oc- cAsIoNs PLAYERS PERMITTED TO WRANGLE AND ARGUE.

Umpire O'Brien was in hot water again yesterday afternoon, but it was the Montgomery players who were incensed, and not the Barons.
 In the first inning of the second game, When Pfenninger called Rockentield out for interference, and by so doing an- nulled a run that had crossed the plate, the Montgomery players, claiming that the decision was properly one for O Brien to make, endeavored to make him rule contrary to Pfenninger. But o'Brien re- fused to do the bidding of the visiting players and the game was delayed for several minutes, while Kerwin, around the first base corner, expressed his opin- ion of the big arbiter of play.
 Later on in the second game, when Larsen, attempting to take third from first. when Manuel singled to right caused a close decision at the third cor ner He was called safe, and it looked for a while as if the Montgomery play CTS would crawl all over the big umpire. But after Juul had shaken his finger at O'Brien and O'Brien had shaken his finger at Juul, the game continued. Inas- much as Juul and O'Brlen some days ago down in Montgomery came to blows, the result of which, it was reported, favored the smaller man, the people watched the proceedings with more than usual inter- est.
 After the game Kerwin and shannon paid their respects to Brien as he left the field and went in the direction of his dressing room.
 The local fans. with the memory or O'Brien's decision of the day before fresh in their minds, were ready to renew the attack, but had no opportunity. In the first game there were mo close de- cfsions, the Barons seldom getting on base, and the Sleepers hitting Schopp at will In the second the close decisions were made in favor of Birmingham, and everything from local standpoint rocked on very we'll When Raub first appeared he was applauded the fans, it is probable, endeavoring to show that they did not re- sent his having slapped O'Brien on the day previous.
 No word was received from headquar- ters yesterday in reference to the near riot of Thursday afternoon. It is known that a request was made of Kayanauga that .O'Brien be transferred. As to whether or not Raub will be punished for skipping O'Brien is matter of conjec- ture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pirates Capture Close Game.

Pfttsburg August 13.-Pittsburg won from Philadelphia here today in 12 in nings by a score of to l. McQulllen pitched splendid game, but was respon- sible for the winning run, making wild pitch which allowed Clarke to score from second base. The visitors secured more hits than the locals. but Leever was strong with men on bases and was backed by brilliant fielding Score: R.H E. Pittsburs ....... .01O 900 600 001-2 6 Q Philadelphia .......... .OO1 100 0O0 eO-l Il l
 Batteries: Leever and Gibson; McQuil- len and Dooin. Time, 2:O5. Empires, Rig Ter and O'Day.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
Golf at Manchester.

Manchester, Vt, August 1S-In the semi final round of the golf tournament for the filst Presidents cup on the links of the Ekwanok Country club today, Fred erick Herreshoff of Ekwanok defeated c. w. Inslee of Wykagyl, and Archie M. Reid St. Andrews, defeated W. L. West, Philadelphia, so that Herreshoff and Reid will meet tomorrow in the final contest of 36 holes.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
cuIiman Defeats Decatur.

Cullman, August IS. Especial. )--south acted the role of iron man again, winning from Decatur, holding them to three hts and striking out IA. Score 8 to 2. Gull man won in the ninth, scoring two runs. Nickens, ex-Southern leaguer, pltcneo winning ball up to the ninth. This makes eight streight defeats for Decatur at the hands of the locals. South's pitching was easily the feature. Batteries: South and South; Nickens and Puckett. Umpire Wallace.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1909-08-14
Good Golf at Tate Springs.

Tate Spring Hotel, Tenn, August l3- Special "A large crowd witnessed to- day an exciting contest on the links oi the Tate Spring Golf club in the semi finals of this weeks tournament. w. P Rowan of Knoxville and w. W. Craw' ford. Jr., were the winners over Fred Stockdell of New Orleans and H. Block of Atlanta Rowan and Crawford play the finals Saturday.