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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
TENNIS PLAYERS TO
MEET FOR TITLE
NeeI Will Play Garnett and Miss
Williams Will Play Miss
Lewis.

TWO state tennis championships viii be
decided 'at the Country club this after
noon, commencing at f;50 o'clock when
Sam Neel, winner OF the finals, Will meet
Ned Ciarnett, the present state champion,
for the 1909 title. Both men are playing
q fast game. but there is q feeling that
Noel will win the match. The men Will
play best three in five sets.
Immediately following this game. Miss
williams. state champion among the
women viii he called upon to defend her
title by Miss Lewis, who defeated all
her opponents in the tournament just fin
lshed
There is great deal of interest In the
contests and the public is invited by the
of charge.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
REFEREE CONLEY SUSPENDS BIKE RIDERS
FRISCO FIGHT CLUB
MAKES BIG OFFER
Ely Promoters Fail to Come
Through With Required
Forfeit Money.

$4,000 was posted tonight by the Mission
Athletic club of this city with Il local
paper for u twenty-round fight in San
Francisco between Stanley Ketchcl and
Sam Bansford The fight is scheduled
for some time during August. Kctchcl Is
to receive $4,000. win, lose or draw
While Langford is to receive percentage
of the gate receipts.
The offer will he submitted to Ketchel
either tonight or tomorrow, It developed
today that no forfeit has vet been post
ed by the promoters OF the IIc tchel-Lang-
ford match at Ely. New, articles OF which
were signed last night and fight at
that place is by no means regarded as a
certainty
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Butte Races.

BUTTE, Mont. July 9.-Todays re
suits:
First race. four furlongs-Rcy el Tovar
won; La DeXtra, second; King Of Yolo
third Time. 48.
Second race, five furlongs-Lady Powell
won: Daisy Frost second; Sister Julia
third Time. 02.
Third race five furlongs-Scvcnfull
won, Salvage. second; Molie Montrosc
third Time. l;0la.
Fourth race. one milc-Old Timer. won
Work Box. second: Mike Jordan. third
Time, 1:4l!.
Fifth race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. won
Jillctt. second; Little Buttcrcup third
Time, 1:135>
Sixth race, mile and siXteenth-Jacl
Paine, won: l., G.. Widrlg, second; Bun;
third. Time. 1,4S2.
Seventh race, five furlongs-Prudent
won: Balerian, second; Garter Light
third. Time, 1:0li
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
BRIGHTON BEACH is
LEASED TO MOTOR CLUB

NEW YORK, July 9,-Thc old Brighton
Beach race track has been leased by the
Motor Racing association. which will con-
vert it into motor course and hold a
series of tournaments.
The first meeting Will he held on July
30 and 81, when twenty four hour race
for European and American stock cars
will be held, preceded by a number OF
shorter races.
This will assure the preservation OF
the famous track for sporting events. 1t
had been proposed to cut the property
uD into building lots
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT TlONAL
Pirates Beat Giants.

NEW YORK July 9.-Tbirty five thju-
"and ians rushed TO the Polo grounds this
afternoon TO see two games which were
regarded as likely To furnish n somewhat {
decisive indication OF Now YorlS'S chances
I" WIN The National league N"nnant this
year. Pittsburg won both games by
scores OF TO > and to .. r. H, t..
ilSpuIs ',.' ''-''.',s,.ss.-. II !
'',N IU =
Batteries: Maddox CamnitZ and Glib
son: Amos, Marauard, Crandal and
Schlei. Cmpircs-O'Day and Emslie.
Second game: r, II. z.
Plttsburg >. .,,..,...4
New York ,.............g IL 2
Batteries: Phlllippi and Gibson. Ames.
raymond and Schlel- Gmpircs-Emslie
and O'DaY
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Northwest League
Shut-O Game.

SPOKANE. Wash, July 9.-In the
Northwestern league game today Spo-
kane shut out Tacoma. 4 to 0. Dcler
pitched in his 1907 form and tho only
times when Tacoma was dangerous he
was backed up by magnificent fielding
The work OF Brlnker. Burnett and James
was sensational. Tacoma got only one
man as far as third base, Coleman, in
the first inning. Dcller also starred al
bat, driving in two runs, He has been
with the Spokane team since early IN
May. but this is the first game that Is
charged in his winning and losing record
The Indians hit Claflin hard and Hurley
took him out In the fourth. Ri. E
Tacoma .. 80 o o o o 0 D 0 O. o
Spokane ;. ....l l 0 . o o 0 0 - 3 2
Battcries-Claflin. Hcnsllng and Pierce;
Deller and Spencer.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
BASEBALL GAME AT
WALKERS FIELD TODAY

A rattling good game Of baseball is
promised the fans this afternoon at the
Walker field, when the Occidentals and
Independents will line up against each
other. 1T will be the first appearance of
these two teams since early spring. and
a hot game Is promised. Ludlow and
Castro will be In the box for the Mar
gets stars and Langford will do his best
to hold down the hits against his side.
The game will start at p. m.
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To Billings by Auto.

II. Vance Lane OF the Bell Telephone
company will leave this morning for Bill
lings, Mont, in 636 Pierce Arrow.
Chauffeur Clarence Johnson will drive the
car.
Mr.. Lane will leave here at . a mh
and Will be accompanied from Salt Lake
by Plant Superintendent Vance. The pur-
pose of the auto journey is to go over
the route of the company's line and in
spect the same. Oyer-the route the plant
superlntendents will be picked up and
taken along The journey. while being
in the nature OF a business one, will also
be a pleasure trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
HERALDED AS LEPER,
ALLEGED TO BE CLEAN

NEW YORK. July 9.-John n. Early.
the young southerner. heralded about the
country as leper, gave a reception to-
night to prove that he is untainted- 1t
was held at the New York Skin & Cancer
hospital and was attended by medical
men,
What Early has, was explained. was In
flammation OF the skin, produced by the
alkalai used In the pulp mill where he
formerly was employed in North Caro-
lima. Early will probably be kept at the
hospital week more, so the diagnosis
NAV be confirmed.
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Texas Floods Serious.

BROWNSVILLE, Texas, July o
With the rain still falling IN large
volume in San Juan valley, the Rio
Grande river rising slowly and tribu-
tary streams leaving their banks, food
conditions in Starr and Hidalgo coun-
ties of Texas have become serious. The
levee west of Brownsville gave way to-
day. inundating the low ground Traf-
fc on tho Hidalgo branch of The st.
Louis, Brownsville & Mexico railroad
has been suspended,
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Portland Bunches Hits.

Los ANGELES, July 9.-Portand won
easy today by punching hits in two
innings after Pitcher Wiletts each time
had allowed men TO walk 10 first Graney
had better success in keeping Vemon's
hits scattered. R.H IL.
vernon .ss.., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS / \
lOINldDu "
Batteries-Willetts, Breckenridge and
Hogan; Grancy and Armbrustcr,
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Carney Gets Job.

President w. II, Lucas OF the Northwest
league has transferred William Carney
to the Northwest league. where he will
umpire during the remainder OF the sea-
son. Csrneys work here was satisfac-
tory and the fans were always assured
of having the game called OH time and
the rules strictly enforced. There was
no wrangling on the field when Carney
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Yampa Issues Challenge,

The Yampa baseball team of Bingham
Canyon is looking for games, and has
issued n challenge TO every amateur nine
in the state.
The Yampa Smelfers were organized
some time ago and have made a very
creditable showing. They played two SEN
sational games with Toocle, losing the
first contest by a score OF to J. but
winning the second game, TO ?, together
with a SIS purse
The Yampa Smelters would like TO hear
from the manager Of any team that is
locking for good games.
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Shinn Misses Grounder.

SACRAMENTO. July 9.-Today's game
had every indication OF deveiping into an
eAtra-inning contest. when Los Angeles
punched two hits. Shin bunglcd a fast
crounder and IIhman allowed a base on
balls In the ninth, allowing Los Angeles
To win by score OF 8 10 l. Ri. II,
Los Angeles .....,............. .
Sacramento ....., .,............, 4 /
Batteries-ToZer and Oreudorft; Ehman
and ByrncS.
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BOISE HAS ENOUGH
BALL FOR ONE YEAR
Special to The Tribune.

BOISE. Ida, July 9-The man who ap-
proaches Boise next year for the purpose
of obtaining baseball franchise will do
so at his own risk, The Strothers-Lucas
combine has been very unpopular in their
management of Boises part of the popu-
lar sport programme for this year, and
the Marshall regime over the Boise team
offered little relief.
This years experience served to dampen
the ardor OF the Boise baseball enthusi-
astS.
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AMERICAN PIANIST OF
ELEVEN YEARS H0N0RED

PARIS. July 9-AHne Van Barcnt-
zen, an American pianist, IL years old,
has been awarded first prize at the
Conservatoire de Musique in the wom-
en- IS competition. She is the youngest
person who has ever received this prize.
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IrWins Are Barred.

BUTTE. Mont. July 9.-rhe feature OF
the Butte Jockey club races hero today
was the refusal Of the management TO
accept the future entries OF the Irwin
brothers. who own Valencia. Frank Lub-
book, St Joe and other horses. The en-
tries were refused by the officials be-
cause Of the inconsistent running Of sew
cral OF the horses in this string.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
Westaln Inaone

AT Omaha-Omaha. Z: Topeka l.
At Sioux City-Pucblo. 6: Sioux City,
II.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, z; Wich-
ita, 4,
At Lincoln-Lincoln, l: Denver, ).
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Fuel Makes It Two

At Liberty park, Thursday afternoon,
the Utah Fuel company's team defea ted
the Brokers by a score OF 10 to 6. Schultz
star game. having six chances. which he
accepted without an error. In the nth
inning Schultz picked up hot grounder
threw IL TO Dagget, on second, who fired
it down TO Naylcr. on first, making a
prettv double
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-10
Rowing Races,

SEATTLE. July 9.-Portand. Or, Van
couvcr Il. c.. and Victoria. Il. c.. divided
honors In the junior events in the rowing
regatta on Lake Washington today. Port
land taking the singles. Vancouver the
doubles, and Victoria the four-oarcd
event
in tho singles. Arthur Allen. Portland,
won by four lengths. In ll:t5.
The Vancouver crew won tho doubles
by two leng this. in S:o7 20.
In the four-oared event, Victoria won
by three lengths. in $40
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PORTLAND. July 9,-Today's game be-
tween Seattle and Portland was pitch
crs' battle. Both Cough and Thompson
played great ball, Cough being particu-
larly effective when the home team was
in a tight place. On three occasions, with
bases fun, he saved the situation. Thomp-
son, too. from n really scientific stand
point pitched "A wonderful game II. T.,
Seat o o O o 0 o o. o 3 0
Portland o. % 0 0 o l o - l
Battcries-Thompson and Shea; Gould
and Fourier
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Santa Monica Auto
Track Opens Today
FIFTEEN CARS FOR
AUTOMOBILE RACE
Santa Monica New Course Is
Fast and Road Records
May Be Broken.

LOS ANGELES, July 9.-Fiftcen car,
had their final try-outs and flnIsbin,
touches were put on the fast track for I'm,
greatest automobile race ever planned fo,
the west
The race win Hcgin AT 8 a. nj. tomor.
row at Santa Monica, one Of the ocean
suburbs Of Los Angeles, over s.t miles NJ
oiled and packed roads which form ihs
r. shaped course. The contest Is for o0o
miles and Is expected to result liz the
breaking Of many road records.
Single laps around the course aIrcadv
have been made during the prellmlnarIre
in slightly under seven minutes and three
laps have been made In total OF II min
utcs, Bets are being made that ih, av-
erage Of the winning cars for the entire
distance win be fifty-five miles an hour
The Dick Ferris silver cup is tho
trophy for which the cars will strive in
the main event
The mayor of Santa Monica has de-
clarod a holiday for tomorrow. Tonight
all streets and roads along the course will
be closed
HEAVY CAR RACE FOR DICK FERRIS
CUP.
The entries for both races, with name
of car. driver and horsepower, respectively:
No. .. Stoddard Dayton. 60 hp.-slefert.
No s, Franklin. 40 hp.-Hamiiu.
No. 4, Chalmers Detroit, 30 hp,-Dins-
lcS.-
No. .. Studebaker. 40 hp.-Newcomb.
No e, Rambler. 10 hp.-ITarvey.
No I. Premier 20 hp.-Bradbcr.
No s, Los!er. "A hp.-Tettsletf.
No, o, Columbia 20 hp.-Slonc.
No. 10. Pope Hartford, 80 hp.-Scott.
No n, Stearns, 90 hp.-1'ree.
No. IL, Haynes, 20 hp.-Shannon
No. II. Iocomobiln, 40 hp.-Page.
No 10. Thomas. 20 bp.-TTuber.
No l6. Chadwick, SO hp.-Seibel.
LIGHT CAR FOR RACE FOR SHET-
TIER CUP.
No. !, Cadillac. 30 hp.-Chrs topherson
No. >, Stoddard Dayton. % hp.-Sicfcrt
No 3. Maxwell. 30 hp.-Smitb.
No. 4, Chalmers Detroit, 80 hp,-Dng-
ley.
No 3, Studebaker, 80 hp.-Lord.
No 6, Regal. so hp,-Bigelow.
No. (, Durocar, 26 hp.-Mckcas que.
No. 8, Mitchell. 20 hp.-Gcer.
No .. Buick. 30 hp.-Nilirent.
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American Association.

Az Observation-Disclosures /; Col
umbus. T.
At st. Paul-St. Paul, 4; Milwaukee: .
At inneapolis-Mlnneapol 3; Kan
sas City, /.
At LouisvIllc-Lousville. .; Toledo, D.
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Rodie Is Whole Game.

SAN FRANCISCO, July o.-Threc
two-basc hits by Ping Bodie out OF
four times at bat gave san Francisco a
clean-cut victory over Oakland today, 4
to - Bodies third two-bnse drive came
in the ninth. when the score was tied,
and led a rally that scored two runs.
R.u.E.
San Francisco Observation-Disclosures. Z 4
Oakland ......, ...,........s.... 10 9
Batteres-Browning and Berry; Chris
tian and LaLongc,
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City League.

The baseball games scheduled in the
Saturday afternoon league are as fol-
lows:
Symnes VS.. Short Lines at Lagoon: Y
NJ. c. A. VS., T. c, NJ. I, at Wandamere,
the games being called at $50.
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Auto Parity Making Time.

Former Mayor Thompson. Frank Bot
tcrill and Lynn Thompson passed through
Chicago late Friday afternoon on their
way to this city. The roads are good
and no bad weather has been encountered
mp 10 the present time.
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Willie Finds Equal.

PHILADELPHIA. July 9.-John Willie
failed to stop Terry Martin at the Broad
way a. C. last night. although Willie ont
weighed Martin by forty pounds and
staggered him in every round.
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Red SoX Win Out.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Boston defeated
Chicago today. K. H. IL.
Chicago :, ...................,1
t1uSton .-,s.. ...........ss.s.s..S
Batteries; Burns, Smith and Sullivan:
Arcllancs and Donohuc.
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Cub Pitchers Easy.

PHILADELPH1A July o,--Philadelphia
hit the ball hard and fielded perfectly to-
day, defeating Chicago. r. II. E
Philadelphia 80. .......,...n il
~'Il'hEo y
Batteries: Moore and Marteu: Higgin-
botham, Pfeister, Ragon and Archer Um-
pires-RiRler and Johnstone,
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Maps Drop Game.
Tigers Losing Grip,
Browns Are Easy.

ST. LOUIS, July 9-Now York won
from ST Louis rather easily today.
r. IT. II.
IildueIIliid ~s.....-..s...S q
Batteries: Waddcll, Crss and Stephens
Lake and klcinow.
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Pitchers, Battle.

Az Vaucouver-Aberdecn, 3, Van
couCcr, /.
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Tribune Want Ads.
Bell Main 5000. Independent 500.
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Boston Beats Cardinals.
Exciting Finish.

BROOKLYN, July 9.-IIermanues triple
with two men on bases ann one home
run tied the score I'm the eighth today,
and tho game went an extra inning, Gin
cinnati winning in the tenth
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
Section Hand eenefItted.

When railroad tic is replaced, the
old one Is by no means at once mass
of rotten wood. II is. however. useless
as as far as a tic is concerned II Is
at the time of rolaying ties that the
section hands are benefited. ass they
receive all Of tho useless tics to be
sawed and chopped into iirewood. In
this manner many "a trackmans family
is supplied with wood for years at a
time. A workman will gather ties
along the tracks and after securing a
goodly number he will haul them to
his home. Then he holds wood saw
ing bee and invites all Of his neigh
boring railroads to tho event. BY
linking play with work i'm very short
time the mans big pile of uglg-look-
ling ties IS transformed into COM
Portable looking pile Of stove wood. In
return for the labor of his companies
the tracllman furnishes lunch and
repays the others i'm work at similar
events. In former years the railroad
companies allowed any one 10 pick old
ties from the tracks and use them fui
their benefit This. however soon re-
suited i'm nuisance as the tlc-gath.
crers quickly acquired the habit ol
gathering material which was of use
to the company Every year a greai
number of old ties are burned mp alonf
tho railroad i'm outlying districts. foi
which IL they could he collected TO.
gcthcr and oncrod for sale. a consider.
able sum of menoy could no doubt b'
realized
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
WHAT TIES COST
THE RAILROADS
$1,000 in Wood Required on
Each Mile Of Track
age

when being rushed over space in a
very rapid manner by a railroad train,
does the ordinary passenger ever stop
to ponder over the great amount Of
money that is expended in order TO fur
nish a foundation of railroad ties for
the rails upon which the train glidcs? ?
1t is not commonly fact that
for every mile of track over $1,000 is
spent I'm cquipping the track with ties
and also that considerable moro than
that amount is necessary In the main
tcnance of these rail-holdcrs. Tho
business of procuring railroad ties Is
one that Is as ancient as the railroads
themselves and is one that is always
being experimental with In the hope OF
securing some method by which the
life of tie may be heightened or of
finding a substitute which viii olimi-
nate the great expense that is now
connected with the wooden tie system
as II is used on an railroads. The
procuring of it's ties has developed into
a great business in the working of a
railroad as large as the PENNSYLVANIA
and is conducted under "A department
of which this Is its only work. The
sale Of railroad ties has also kept the
lumber industry I'm this section awake
a little longer than otherwise, as the
demand has caused the final thinning
out of many wooded tracts TO turn out
great number.
Price Varies.
The price Of railroad tic varies
considerably. For several years loca
divisions have been compelled 10 Sc
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
worked" HIM
THE RIGHT WAY

Col Germany of Fort Scott. a NUM-
ber of years ago made a trip up from
Oklahoma 10 Caldwell with an agent
of the Insurance company Of which
the Colonel is a stockholders They
stopped for a meat at the Caldwell cat
ing house and when they finished and
went up To tho cashiers desk the agent
reached into his pocket for his money.
blank look came over his face. He
didn't have "a cent and told Col. Cor
many so. The latter promptly saw. an
opportunity to play a joke and acted
the part Of a perfect stranger to his
agent.
loan me 75 cents. please" asked the
agent of the Colonel.
"Well / guess not" replied Germany.
Il never saw you before in my life,
man. Loan you IS centsl You can't
work me in that way. Not for a
minute. That don't go with me-"
The agent Of course was nonplussed
and almost knocked off his feet. His
face was a study After Germany let
\ him suffer for little while he handed
him a s. bill.
After they left Caldwell TO go further
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
FORMER WILMINGTON
DOCTOR TAKES BRIDE

Miss Florence Lafayette Krewson,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Krew-
son. 37i5 Fnbert street, Philadelphia,
and DIR. +. d. Weidman, formerly con-
nected with Delaware Hospital. were
married on Saturday night by the Rev.
William Travicrs, pastor Of the Grace
Lutheran Church, Philadelphia.
The ceremony was solemnized In the
church, and reception for one hun
dred guests was held at the home OF
the bride Miss 4. Beyrel Stoler was
bridesmaid and the best man was DR.
William Bailey. Miss Pearl Weld, OF
Wooddale. Del. was flower girl and
tho page was Master George Smith, %.
south Bethlehem. The bride wore q
gown Of white point lace over cream
colored satin. She carried white roses
The bridesmaid wore a gown OF white
silk and carried pink roses.
DR. and Mrs. Weidman left for toui
of the Thousand Islands.
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
NEWSY DOINGS
OF new CASTLE
will Take Councilman on Ride
to Demonstrate Bad Places
in Streets

Special 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEW CASTLE. Aug. 17-Wray Bacon
will make an offer to the Street Commit
tee OF Council to ride over the city in his
wagon. In this way he says they will be
given better idea as to the condition OF
the streets. lie says that the planks OF
two railroad crossings in the city are In
such condition that horse is likely to
get a hoof caught in a rotten plank. To
injure valuable horse would be severe
loss to business man.
Complaint is heard regarding the broken
stone in Second street rolling into the
cutters. and abutting property owners
have to clean the cutters daily
James f. Biggs left this morning for
Easton Md. to attend the funeral of his
uncle, Jesse Gooding. who formerly re-
sided on one Of the Comons farms.
Tax Collector James b. Toman. Jr. is
hustling for taxes. As he did not get his
duplicate until the first Of August there is
only one month in which to get the five
per cent. discount
President John r. Murphy. Of the Holy
Name Athletic Club says that the entries
for the field day sports are arriving in
fine form The Wcccacoe Fire Company
of Wilmington. will be one of the con-
tostants in the tug-of-war contest will
| William Bayley as anchor man. \ loca
/ organization will be willing TO test tn,
strong men Of the Weccacoe Company.
William Cline who has been visiting
/ here. has returned to his barracks il
New York state. lie is a butcher in th'
regular army and viii shortly be trans
/ ferred to Denver. Colorado
/ John Moran. of Philadelphia. formei
resident Of New Castle. visited relative,
here yesterday.
Evening journal., 1909-08-17
Vaudeville at shelIpot.

There is more than usual merit i'm
the vaudeville bin offered in the Fam
ily Theatre at Shellpot Park this week.
The bin includes Marshall the Mystic.
and his company Marshall being a
magician direct from Europe; Boyd's
Manikins. pleasing little act: Myers
and Harrison. society soubrettes. Miss
Dorothy ID. Young who is favorite
here. in illustrated songs and some ex-
cellep moving pictures. The free at
traction each afternoon and evening IN
front of the band stand will be Rus
sell Brothers flying trapeze artists. on
Wednesday the children from St
Peters Orphange will have their an
nual picnic az the park