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spoln.fors ann ae0all4l.,r

WANTED, Statesmen OF ABILITY
and neat appearance to call on all
merchants in their territory; elegant
side line. convenient to carry: good
commissions. prompt remittance. y
359. BELMONT MFG. CO, Cincin-
natl. o.
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"a TO THE OFFICERS AND MEM
Xxx bers of Henrico Union Lodge, No
lac, A., f. & A. NJ: Please attend
a called communication OF your lodge.
To be held THURSDAY AFTERNOON
at o'clock. at Masonic Hall. Twenty
fifth Street, for the purpose of paying
the last sad tribute of respect to our
deceased brother. l.. c. FIGG.
Members of sister lodges and tram
sient brethren fraternally invited to
be present.
BY order of the worshipful Master.
G. E. HUGHES, Sect'y
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YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N w. BOWE e SON insures
best results.
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LOST. GOLD WATCH AND FOB:
Howard case. with Howard move
ment Suitable reward If returned
10 CHAS. FISHER, Ladies' Tailor.
212 North Third Street.
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WE HAVE a LARGE STOCK or BUG
GIGS. runabouts and surreys at rea-
sonable prices If interested see us
for bargain. THOS. II. DUKE & CO.
S04 Brook Ave
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WANTED, A YOUNG MAN: MUST BE
a good stenographer. Address r is.
care Times-Dispatch
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.TYPEWRITING, BOOK
Keeping taught at special low rates
by enrolling during December. Tel-
ephone Madison 2975 for particulars
MASSEY BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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WE BOUGHT FROM A SILVERSMITH
going out of business all the silver
and gold umbrella handles in stock
at a greatly reduced price, and we
are now overstocked in umbrellas
and are selling them with these
beautiful handles at half-price, and
Will recover any umbrella bought
UP to Christmas free of all charges
when worn out. NEWMAN'S UNI
BRELLA FACTORY, ais E. Broad ST
Phone Monroe 2luo
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MATTRESSES,

HAVE YOUR MATTRESSES l.EMADE
now sanitary methods used: reliable
work. SYDNOR & HUNDLEY, I'll
East Broad Street Madison 1900.
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5tfuafiuns eGaantan. :saale.

POSITION WANTED BY YOUNG SET
tied man. experienced in manufac-
turing and handling machinery. A
%. care Times Dispatch.
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WANTED. BY A YOUNG MAN, A
has had several years experience
in the mercantile business, a posi-
ton as bookkeeper or assistant;
strictly temperate: satisfaction
guaranteed. Address f 43, care
Times Dispatch
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Rnttfpa

Special TUimfoN RITES p1JRINe;
December only Telephone. call or
write for particulars. MASSEY
.NIrGINESS COLL .ErAkl
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WANTED Ar ONCE POSITION IN
family togteaoh small chiidreu rnu-
sic If desired. Address "MEADOW,
care Postmaster. Goodies, Va.
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Goal and Gaaonn.

Lual aIlu NHa0nn-
WOOD no BURN SHOULD BE WOOD
indeed. l have made d specially of it
since 1897. Recently l have added
free-burning coal; there is a diff
ference, too. LONG, The Wood Man.
Madison 1869
PHONE US YOUR ORDERS FOR
wood and coal OF quality We are
here to please you. Madison COOS.
EQRTHSIDE WOOD AND COAL CO.,
$40 North Sixth Street
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GALL ON y. N, WALKER & co, REAL
Estate and Insurance. No. |, Mutual
Building. and list your property
either for sale. for rent. or to he
the prompt and efficient handling of
Z Nour business
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ggelp QAunteo. RiaIe.

WAITED. BOY ABOUT NINETEEN
years old In Cary Street commits
sion house Must be able and willing
TO hustle. Preference with applica-
ton or no attention paid. y ID, care
Times Dispatch
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Ra!;:oans.
Richmond, fTGderickSb'g & Potomac R.R.
TO AND FROM WASHING 70NAND BEYOND.
Arrive Richmond
Leave Richmond
ACCOMMODATIONS TRaINs-WEEKDaYs.

Leave Byrd st. Sta. 100 r. II. for fredericksburg.
Leave Elba Sta 7.30 A. H., $50 +. n. for Ashland
Arrive Byrd St. Sta. s.sb AM. from Fredcricksb'g.
Arrive Elba Sta. $50 A. $40 =. II. from Ashland.
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CLERICAL AND MECHANICAL MAN.
thirty-one years of age. eight years
mechanical experience. With good
ideas, and seven years clerical.
good stenographer and office man;
familiar with business customs and
procedure; desires position with
good concern: manufacturing COM
pany preferred. Address C a. care
Times-Dispatch
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Afro-Ameriicans

can find out all about their new VIII
lage by writing to CAPTAIN cUssoNs.
owner and founder of Glen Allen.
Virginia.
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WANTED. A FURNISHED HOUSE
keeping apartment between Broad
and Main Streets. west of Sixth
Street for a term of three months.
Address y 49, care Times Dispatch.
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Meetings.
~s-~--~-- g---s-S---s--s--s-s - ----y~-~~1(-
Office GUARANTEES

HISTORICAL SOCIETY,"
The annual meeting of the Virginia
Historical Society will be held on
THURSDAL. December %, at P. NJ,
in the Society's House. 707 East
Franklin Street Business meeting
No address
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Rnnms tnr Rent.

Gh00tl1S lot aaelIt.
Si4 r. CLAY-WELL FURNISHED
front rooms; large. small; convent
cnces.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM. ALL
modern conveniences. Call after 8
T. NJ 2e2 S. Third. Monroe 2s35
FURNISHED ROOMS Cheap HOT
and cold bath. Apply SIG North
Seventh
Ar 322 l.; FRANKLIN, FURNISHED
rooms. Monroe 1908
4O2 EAST AIAIN-NEWLY FURNISH
ed front rooms and rooms for light
housek eeping; transients.
FOR RENT. THREE LARGE. BRIGHT
rooms on Jefferson Park Phone
Monroe 2650-J.
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sAMOSFT CHOCOLATES ARE DELL
ninlls. ngk for thnrr,
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FOR SALE, 500 sECoND-H HAND
brick. cleaned and hacked Il. L.
CAMPBELL. 207 South Ninth.
RENTED THREE
months, So: privilege of applying
rent on purchase price, AMERICAN
WRITING MACHINE Co, COS East
Main Street.
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SAJE OF

SALE OF
rALUABLE MANUFACTURING PROP
ERTY, CORNER OF SIXTH AND
STOCKTON STREETS, SOUTH RICH
A1OND.
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WANTED. DOCTOR FOR CoCNTKl
practice. in one OF the most thrifty
sections in Virginia. Address II 49,
care Times-Dlspatch.
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MilIinerp..

SALE OF AL aIlILlN-
cry and ready-madeg garments for
balance season. MRS. JULIUSi
BEAR, 1923 y. Main 81. "
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A YOUNG NAN OR LADY
of good address to solicit in the city;
no books or sales to make. Address
a 10, care Times Dispatch.
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&nu!rrps--a aal ai1l g.ii'a sSbtnrHs
ONE SORREL MARE FOR SALE,
Can at EUNDLEY'S STABLE.
JANUARY SD LAST DAY TO RE
ceive entries for Virginia Poultry
Show, Don't wait. Enter now.
Blanks and premium lists from w.
u. -I0lD. -seeretary. 426 n. sixth. ST.
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WANTED. TRAVELLING SALESMAN
only hrst-class men need apply
Good proposition 10 the right party
NJ GOLDSTEIN. us North Fifth
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CAME TO MY HOUSE LAST SUNDAY
evening. dark gray coiored COW.
owner can recover same by idenu-
Tying her, paying cost for this adj
and cost of feeding her y r. HOD-
NETT, Holly Springs, Manchester
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Blats lAanta6.

SMALL, FURNISHED APARTMENT
for housekeeping Westside prefer
red. State price and full particu-
lars is 81. care Times- Dispatch.
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for 5aIe.

ELLfoTT FISHER BILLING MACHINE
in nrst-clasa condition. Call or adj
dress afs II. Main, second floor
FOR SALE. GOOD RETAIL BUSINESS
Rare opportunity for right man.
Good reasons for selling Deal must
be closed by January J.. Address
BUSINESS" T. o. Box II, City.
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UMBRELLA SACRIFICE SALE.
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ZIG LINE OF RUNABoUTs. BUGGIEs
and surveys; prices low. Two laun.
dry wagons; will close out at a close
price for cash. Also one dump wag-
on. VIII sell cheap and guarantee
10 be right in quality and prices
BRISTOW- WORSHAM Co, 1917 T..
Main
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PUBLIC AUCTION SAL

OF
A HOUSE AND LOT FORMERLY oC-
CUPIED AS y PUBLIC SCHOOL. SIT
STEWART AND LITTLEPAGE
STREETS. RICHMOND. VA
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FOR SALE, FIFTEEN THOUSAND
acres timbered land in South Georgia.
Timber consists of cypress. pine,
black gum, sweet gum, ASH, MAPLE
oak and bay, as we'll as other va
rieties of wood, The furthest Of
this land from trunk line OF railroad
is not over eight miles. 1t Is worth
the price I am asking for a game
preserve, as it Is already abundantly
stocked with deer, turkeys, part,
ridges, opossnms, fox, duck in win
ter and other game. and bounded on
one side by one of the finest fishing
streams in Georgia. with shad plen-
tiful In season. 1t Is. also fine
stock range. 1T is now caring for
oyer thousand head of cattle anu
yaoVer two thousand head of hogs.
Write j. NJ. cox, Waycross, Ga.
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REGISTERED DRUGGIST WANTS
position in Western Virginia or
West Virginia by March L; married:
Al references. Address A II, care
Times-Dispatch
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KEEP YOUR HORSES WARM WE
have big stock OF stable and
square blankets. horse covers, storm
aprons robes Can give you any
grade and color. See us for prompt
service BRISToW WORSHAM co,
1417 b. Main
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Aufttnn aaaIes, Ehts Dap.
Auftion 5aIes, Tbts Dap

THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. Auctioneers.
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Situations, Professional.

a WOMAN TO COOS AND
clean. Apply TO- u. Grace street.
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l.nst AMI ,Tnunn.

LOST, SATURDAY NIGHT. PROBABLY
on Broad between Fifth and Ninth
Streets, setting Of cameo ring.
male and female head. 50 reward If
returned to Flat !. The Madison"
10 South Fifth Street.
LOST. a FEMALE SETTER; WHITE
with black ticks all over body; head
partly black tail clipped little:
medium sized. Reward if returned
to JUDGE X. CARTEL; SCOTT, 402
East Franklin Street City.
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be[p QNIantffl. -IfetnaIe.

Delp Mantfn. -gemaIe.
WANTED, Two WHITE MAIDS:
only white employed; thanberinaid
and waitress. Apply 1910 Monument
Avenue.
WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED WAIT
ress. good references Apply 20
West Franklin street Fiiday morn
Ing between 10 and u o'clock.
WANTED. YOUNG LADY WITH BX
perience as stenograpler. state sal
airy expected ADDRESS Boz l92:
WANTED, GOOD COOK FOR SMALL
fnmlly. Apply 1900 Grove Avenue.
WANTED, EXPERIENcER MILLiN-
cry saleslady; steady position. Ap-
ply at once MRS. JULIUS BEAlt,
1929 East Main street. -.----...-
WANTED. IMMEDIATELY, STRONG
young woman as nurse Apply az
HOME FOR fNCURABLES. Broaa
and Robinson. between 10 and +. NJ.
WANTED. BUSINESS WOMAN tslN-
I gle), with knowledge OF bookkeep7
+ Ing 81 or over, for joint man
agement of Office Apply Room =
Ebel Building, So East Main. L..
WANTED, a WOMAN TO COOK AND
clean. Apply 1O2 u. Grace street
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WANTED, POSITION AS SHIPPING
clerk with q wholesale or manufac-
voune. NAM hss ~ r.. ennsr'ehSea
dress A %. care Times -pis patch ~
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Bituations GManten, ..gemale.

WANTED. POSITION BY EXPERT
enced lady stenographer, rapid and
accurate; references Address A 20,
care Times Dispatch,
IA THOROUGHLY CAPABLE AND EX-
perienced lady ,stenographer desires
position. An opportunity to demon
strate ability would 6be appreciated.
Address F. Q, Box us. City.
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WANTED, POSITION AS STENoGRA-
pher, or general office work; thor
oughlS. experienced, B 10, care
TimessDispatch
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Seal Gstats inr 5aIe.

YOUR RENT ACCOUNT PLACED
with N. w. BOWIE. & SON insures
best results.
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change first of year; knows the
trade thoroughly in Virginia, North
and South. Carolina; best of REFER
ence, together with bond, Address
ARILITY, care Tlmes-Dispa tch
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WANTED, BY HUSTLINGa YOUNG MAN
of high standing, position by Jan
uary with good wholesale or retail
house. Address Il 40, care Times
DISPATCH
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Aaiiroaus.
SOUTHEEN RAILWA.Y
Atlantic Coast Line

3 Z. BURGESS, u. +. a.,
go 2. Main St Phone Madison ass.
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at o'clock P. NJ.
Offer for sale. on the premises, the
above described real estate. which con-
slsts of large building. until recently
occupied as public school house. and
a lot fronting on Stewart Street about
sixty (60) feet and running back one
hundred and seventeen ono feet more
or less to an alley in the rear thirteen
q3) feet wide. With some small
changes this building can be arranged
either as a dwelling or for business
purposes
DO not fail to be present.
TERMS: Cash.
SHEA & KEEGAN.
Aucttoneers.
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GAanteb.

sECoN D-H y y u MACHINERY OF
of every description bought at full
value. CLARENCE COSBY. 1923 Z.
Cary ST Phone Madison 1926
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
RUGBY Team GETS
GREAT RECEPTION
AH-Anerican University Squad
Is Formally Welcomed Upon
Arrival at Sydney
Especial Gable 10 The Call

SYDNEY, N. S. W., June 13.-The
Rugby footballers arrived here today
and was formally welcomed to the
commonwealth. The team was met by
President Calvert of the New South
Wales Rugby union. At the reception
held later in the day President Calvert
welcomed the-team on behalf of the
union. and said that the tour was more
than that of an athletic contest, and
would considerably augment the al
ready good feeling existing between
the two great countries.
The American consul also spoke
along the same lines. commenting on
the fact that this was practically the
first American team to go on tour to
play football games and expressed con-
hdence that they would give the Aus
tralians good run for their money
Manager Burbank in replying for the
team stated that Sydney was to Amer
fcan footballers of the Rugby code what
Mecca had been to the Mohammedans
He did not want to say that his team
would defeat the Australians this
time, but declared they had come to
learn the game and, win or lose he
was certain that their opponents would
be satisfied that they had a good set
of sportsmen as competitors.
Reference was also made to the i'll
effects of professiona lism entering into
athletics of any description, and after
the usual congratulatory toasts had
been given the meeting adjourned
The representative New Zealand team
was also welcomed at the same time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14

is playing a very inferior class Of ball.
For the good of the game and to in
crease the already fast swelling inter
est in the standing of the clubs, it is
70 be hoped that the Senators will brace
UP and fight the Oaks to a standstill in
every contest. The race has developed
into such a beautiful contest among the
four leading teams that every good fan.
irrespective of affiliations, should be
glad to see the oft losing crew from the
capital city get together and fight their
way closer up to the other teams.
From the class Of ball furnished by
the Senators it is apparent that Graham
is handicapped with team consider
ably inferior TO the other five. If the
hackers of Graham would but stop to
consider that a strong team, which Will
prove a continual contender for the
pennant. is the best and easiest way to
make the greatest money, they might
be led to see where the expense of boil
stering up the Sacramento team would
be a wise investment.
This is not a theory but a proven fact.
II is doubtful il any other former Oak
land team ever drew the crowds that
Wolverton's crew is pulling through the
gates. It is the same with Portland
and San Francisco. The attendance at
recent games in Oakland, San Francisco
and Portland has eclipsed anything ever
seen on the coast. This would not be
the case If either Of the cities were
presenting a weak team that was far
back in the race. The interest taken in
every sport is gauged entirely upon the
evenness of the match and lovers of
sport take interest and pay their money
according TO this standard. 1t looks
as 81 the stock holders Of the three clubs
named will take more profits this year
than ever before. Stock holders of the
Sacramento club should bring them
selves to realize this fact and act ac-
cordiRgly. VIII some one please let in
the light2
SERIES SHOULD BE HUMMER
San Francisco opens this weeks series
at Recreation park at 3 o. m. today with
Los Angeles as opponents. Danny Long
and Cal Ewing are extremely peevish
at being forced out Of first place and
Mohler viii be called on to bend every
effort to land the Seals back where
they belong. Los Angeles has been
showing a little bad of recent weeks.
but Dillon has a good aggregation and,
with added effort, should be able to
give the locals a close race FOR the week.
The series at Vernon should prove a
good one as the Villagers seem to be
getting into the winning stride and the
Northerners can look for trouble when
they face the Hoganites. The first
game win be played "Wednesday on ac-
count Of the long jump from Portland
to the south.
Danny Long received a wire from
Harry Sutor at Ogden last night stating
that the former Seal will arrive hete
tonight TO be taken back into the fold.
Long attributes his losing the lead to a
lack Of pitchers, and he predicts that
with Sutor 10 call on, and also Brown
ing. who is due to morrow morning. it
won't take him long to be on top O. the
neap again Browning is coming. back
from Detroit. Both pitchers will be a
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14

ThlS simple question: was dhttAuhiSiOH
enough to set off the vocal fireworks.
81 want to start right here an
swered Corbett, "and correct an erro-
neous impression the public has OBJ
tained from the glowing stories that
have been sent out of this camp. Once
and for all 1 will say that JEFF does
not profess to be a boxer. Students Of
the game should know this. A fast
fighter and a clever boxer are two diff
ferent things. jeff is not going to step
in and try to outlook Jack Johnson.
The big fellow knows better than that.
THERE'S A DIFFERENCE
Il can outlook Jeffries myself, but he
can lick me. The straight lefts on the
face that a clever boxer usually tosses
in at the outset will drop off Jefr's
face like water off a well oiled rain
coat.
Jeff is big. strong fighter with
plenty of speed to bring into play all
his tremendous physical strength
believe he is just as good as he was
six years ago. He will Outright john
son--not outlook him. No boxer has
chance against strong, 1ast nghter
like Jeffries.
Bob Armstrong here could give
Johnson a hard tussle today If he had
received the proper handling in his
prime he would have been up at the
top with the rest of them. Just let
him tell you what chance he has with
jeff
By way of reply Armstrong put his
left hand to his head, raised his right
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14

a la Bert Williams and started to hum
Believe Me-"
ALLOWS SEVEN ROUNDS
Joe Choynski was very definite in
his statements. Il think the fight will
end inside of seven rounds" said the
old timer. IF jeff enters the ring in as
good shape as he is now. There is no
doubt that the fight will end sooner
than most OF the people expect.
Il do not take any stock in the ques-
tiOn. Can he come back?' Fighters
whom people compare Jeff with have
all tasted the bitter pill of defeat jeff
has never had the heart taken out of
him with Knockout blow. He is diff
ferent from the rest in this respect
When fighter is once knocked out
he has the vision of his Waterloo be-
fore him every time he enters the ring
jeff has no Waterloo on his mind His
heart is still whole. and I have been in
the game long enough TO know what
this means"
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
American League

DETROIT. June -1s.--Detroit made it three out
of four from New York today, taking the final
game of the series, to 1.
Score: R.H E.
NeW 1Ork y 4
Batteries vaughan, Quinn and Mitchell; sum
mers and Stanage
CLEVELAND, June 13.-Boston defeated CIeve-
land. to Z. this afternoon. Mitchell was
knocked out Sin two innings. Ccotte was hit
hard in the seventh and ninth when the locals
scored six runs. Score: R. H. E.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. IA 3
Boston l6 =
Batteries-Mitchell Harkness Doane and
Easterly. Bemis; Cicotte and Carrigan.
ST.LOUIS. June 1s.-Philadelphia defeated St
Louis. 6 to l. today. The visitors netted three
runs off Powell in the second and three off Wad-
dell in the ninth Bender held the locals to two
hits. Score: X. H. E.
Philadelphia .......................
st; Louis o
Batteries-Bender and Lapp; POWELL Ray,
WaddeTl and Allen, Killifer.
CHICAGO, June 13.--Chicago defeated Wash
ington 2 to l. in 13 innings today Chicago
scored its winning run on Gandil's two bagger
and Paynes single.
Score: R.H. E.
Snlcago .-.......... ..-..--....>2
Washington .------....-. 2
Batteries -olmstead and Block, Payne; John
son and Street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
IEFF'S A FIGHTER
AND NOT A BOXER
Gentleman jim Wakes Philosophical in
Extolling Giants Prowess
BY R. L. GOLDBERG
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

EFFRIES TRAINING CAMP Rowardennan June ia close
the workings of the Jefes
Jef who
paudts upon champion from afar.
James domo2 Of the Rowa{dennan
this the spirit
of
his knowledge
fighting game of
the younger Jeies
phosoph afternoon
fishing
your opinion of ability n
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
Q 2 O CURES
0.O. %. SKIN DISEASES


s pnOus tn n IN which are imndaad thousands Of small blood
70 the different pores glands and mphacs Thus healthy
and 1ree al
% n infect the circulation its noushng properties dnd
the with
diseases the delicate fbres
TISSUES
the
the huos from the blood
normal
adds to its purity of
healthy Of blood
- 80 = - - = =
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC ATLANTA,
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-14
CHANGE IN SCHEDULES
SHIFTS ROUTE OF TEAM

The arrival of the Rugby team in
Sydney has evidently been brought
about by the change in the schedule.
It was exclusively announced in The
Call few days ago that, owing to the
disarrangement of the Queensland
schedule, it was probable that ~the
American team would not be able to
find a date for game in Brisbane
This has evidently come to pass, as
the team has gone direct to Sydney
instead of stopping off at Brisbane, as
was the original intention.