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nroohiyn. T. Ftsl bans en hAlls-oa haAlam. q
- saw s9ueG oai-ng hatoogA, y ~
1arftncg mh-Ssuaaay. MhoAA s1alon halo-
Eruta. pou0le plagu-5Nenngg and ahArpo.
O. smith Aad DauoefG Imp1re-ln .ch1ag-loaa-
aal ~ miautes.
CHICAGO w. ~. ,. PTTIaBuna.
PIrrnauao. May a=Needham. Ne ChcAHo
catcher, scored "a ne runs maas la-dAy n t1o
rttisourg lineage game. lie reached nfat twice
% uaaes "a baiis Aad each time scored. Hits
Oarg could do notning Nlih overall though ~
gave more bases o. balls than be did hla. The
tsuHwa
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Totals n y 10 !
'hRtied for Scott In the ninth inning.
'Batt-d for Lathers In the sevrnth Inning
:Batied for Summers In the seysnth inning
Chicago OO1 q o . . }
Detroit OOO % S
Runa-ChicagO Ieider Biock. Walsh. Detroit
Mcintyre. Bush, Cobb. Crawford, StahAge
Two base hit-Keider Three base hit StanaGe
Sacrifice hlts-LAthers. Leider Cole, Walsh
stolen bases-aush. cobb. CrAH ford First base
On balls on summer 3 on Wash , On Young
: Frst base on errors Detroit. =. ChirAgo
Left on buses Detr0it. : Chlcaho 4 struck out
BY summers, l. by Walsh s. ~ scott, 3 Double
plays-Lathers, Deiehanty and simmons, sum.
mers and Lathers. Umpire N chief Pefrine
Assistant umpire OLoughiin. Time hour and
- minutes
CLEvHLANn :. ~ LortS a. O.,
CLEVELAND. May 4 pass 70 loss followed
b. krlcgera tiashlnG TIRES base liner n deep
left. Ons o. me few OF lars Powell. son 10 DAYS
Iame ioF CleAeland LIE arorr-
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MEMPHia Tenn May s-Memphis's claim m
Ouinelder ChAaneii mas been sod 70 ne Neu
NOfk americans Ne uas drafted from Port
Nayne. central League. but refused 70 report
-oufr
BOSTON. May s-Ambross McC0nnell ssrond
hssenan Of ne PED SoH team. Gill be opeyatsd
upo1 10 morrow Tor appendieitis Ne has been
wss supposed % b. due 70 iniurcd ribs
t0iuwhia's bAsehall team vii plav The nirs
from ne NrbTatka 10 : hsne4t rsr.s a.,
youth Yield nsHi WeduesiaY afiernoon me
nAil0rs nf ne NebrAskh have one % 'hs fssfsst
ies me- IN ne navy. and ~ they wers en- nioJls 10
if iheir hands against college agFregation the
Z 1i1mhA management consented 10 arrange 4
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Has,ssd a star At NdclphI Meet.

The annual ~hampion-hir hcd and track
rnre' '.nsrd N mo students ~ Adelphi
College uaz held Yesterday afternoon az the
in-irI'ions Geld. Essf New York q
HalstF4d. the chief point scorer. received
handsome trophy FOR h. efforts Alto.
reiher he rorralled 20 poinfs Ne won four
runf csfs tHu se'0nd prizes and one third
AburI eighty boys CON nrIs,i
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BufAlo put crimp IN Newarks remarkable
winning streak IN Newark yesterday heatina
the tndians N The locals doomed 40 dan
Eerous IN The Eighth and questioned . decision
pended crisp hlt over Malarkeys head When
the bass we're hled and starr got the ball near
the middle station a. Ganley GOT there His
lmps aid out and Iron Man McGinnitv and
his hand Of braves vent On the Uarpath with
such emphasis nat the blg chief vas ordered 70
hfs WNamam The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06

A. Lancaster York. a Ihnrassr
A. l0hnstoWn Altoona Johnstawn.
~ Whhamsport NilllamspOu. T. Harris
AZ rrsnton- Readlng. s. Trenton.
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" LOUIa


'natted for Harmon IN tire seventh Inning
'Bsiisd ior CCrridoa IL The niSi6 laainG.
Cincinnati. 90 % o n-S
~ Louis o o o.
Runs -CtncinnAd- Beschsr. Miller Hobhttel.
Nitrheu l0bsrt 81 Lous-Huggtns. Knns
Two base hlt-Eliis Double play-p helpa and
NoNrey stolen bases nesrher Mitchell.
noNnei. hit By pltcher-ny 0aapar lElhs
and Evans VIA pitrA-Harmoa FiFst base on
halls on Harmon, 4; OF Gaapar. a struck out
~ Harmon, 2 bv Corridor. LEFT On bases
81 louis. A. Clncannau. a Umpire n ehlsf-
and M nluutes
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Columbia Oar1men on ne Severn.

ANNAPOLIS. May 5 The Columbia rou.
inE party. under Coach James Rice. arrived
In Annapolis This morning 10 time 10 70,
acquaimied Uth conditions before racing
the midahipmen on SATURDAY. The cree
vas out both morning and afternoon ana
Nice san that his charges covered about
ten miles IN ell. The upper course Wa
used, - the outer cOurae. where the race
rather rough. hice said that The roifmh ~
men are IN GOOD shape for the contest.
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RORsEs AND CAaRIACEs.

FOR SALE-A pair Of Young
bay carriage horses: splendid ae ,
tlon; TO be seen az Ie Comelia
&C.. w. Y.
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A. Roanoke Roanoke. .. Danviilg a
A. Richmond -Rchrnond. a. LynchourR, 4
A. Portsmouth, Norfolk. s. Portsmouth, 4
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A. Memphis First game Nemnhis =. A.
lanta, Serond Ehme Atianta. S. Msnuhla q
A. ChaitanooEA hattanooEa. 3. Nashville =
A. BrminEham New 0rirans, .. HrHi1Fhsro I
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NuwARH


Totals ~ 81 n :
'Ratted Tor Mueller 10 ninth inning
Ran Tor Hearue In ne ninth inning
Ru falo 20 o.
Newark oOI 90 Q 81
Runs Nsuars Crisp Buffalo Hsnlins WIN
laus stolen hases-Gettman. . zimmerman
Sacrifice hits GettmAn Meyer Two haas hts
S s,,,,r ~ ne1 wy 49, eu' Ans,
hase On nalis=On Mueller. on MnlaFke, :
Hlt By pitcher ~ MaiaFkev Crisp. Ftrsi nass
on errors aNeWafd nuNaln. Left on hHees
Newark ~ Buhalo q tmnire IN chief Hurst
assistant umpire Stafford rine-l houf end
N minutes
roRoNro > jERaHY cfrT
Jersey civ uhs defeated ~ Toronio Yesterday
afternoon u the eighth Grimkhaus single %
entire cot heyond hoellcf permitting the runner
% reach third. from wheFe Ne scored on rita.
ia 'riCa tnheld out The sore
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.,.,,..,.-,.--..- TgR.. . ts5I5 S
fbaiteh Tor Dirks1r In No eirhtt .nnins
x. 49, itn,.s.,,.. h.. $,!.
psyols boyle N.ras iI@' has. ' S1 .r, ",.
fntadsiphia Ls'f pn base, prHadelr6is r.
ae RsYmond. d ~ kisaft,sr .r,,,lt ~. ~l1s a..
tSlng. Three base be- uagr~ Two ba,s M
IDISE,,at psSof' sarT.orr M late, Rna To-.
Duoin stolen hasrf Nasrs. unHiu D1gbI.
Play-Batea and Bfsnsrr.a Ffis OT g,t rv,.,T
p v ihfes lnnlngs ~ Iira'oH. ~ nv lnninFs
HgieT Assistant umpire r-sus lime bg,,
ana % minutes "'''
boston "a L.I rrun6.YN.o
In the MN innin- nf rs.rcrdar.s hail
game IN broos.ln Doc 0i HusIon made
two oaRger ami Moran .p'Iu.et rtfF :
single knck -currirt rom- un NIor,p's
euppiemeniar" wfna anil thar ua. no an.
c9unt Of he irrs lI' else aas Giant. In /,
Pitehihs ils, tween btrs'r tu1 Nlf'"rn
lhe lso pii, .Hrs u@r" pruaN. rT...tr. .
except boz 90" n0tfrI instance I,t b
wrQught me overtime" H. no. home cam
...I pc gam" .t "a. 1dmrh'.E rs'ri if vas .
errorless Naiferu Iu I0.tInr fra Wra,t
iyns 10 an empt' .ar1"r ria Too a--i-ftU...
Or Ireai sIppor' A. Time. . NON 90 .. Il. ~,
nsefed the support accorded N..farn ~..
Driiliani -re'fa, .tf pneIand.f r,tSI
BY SHeeney in The sIsfH .Hniry M 49,
saved the game Ior fga Pp-lDU. Ws.',
had einei-g sn'n NuWunI rirird IN a
efIE'. uihA .IN'I ~. f'."| feared % 4|gff j.
VITA one haul and Tossed .1 -bsrr. ..r T.
double play "
The hnston- had % buidny -4I,. rt,,.t
IN tne fourth inning Shame uf.H..I. .'tlt !.
hit hut he-lpg made 70 b1tbh OF "a .,,rIg..
hW bunt inoh me FORM or n. Iu D smut
sweeney mr. inf" re- double uis WI..r
sireiched a hif into q double iu tho sa,,,St
naU " the fourth and VA. rho 'r-I man .I.,
Get threw bauberI on Wheat ,4. rs...f
eaaiy PEI Maen thrd and home un DauS,r,..
thrust ~ Nafferu
L1cep' 10 he -IN'h rbe Br0ogIvns psy.r
we're 'hTeti"uinr boz me latter iaff of 5be
game DHuh"ri mana gsfI f0 wedge IN a bt,
u ne ninth " .'h uu" 0uf. nlf emo, aUd
Metlreen opuIdu.i -0 much 4- Ea,I.Ea b1fi
on The gTOlnd Both 7.e 14.
The score
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Totals " y "a :
'Raitcd for Powell 10 the eighth inning
chicago % 600 "a
hitsburg OUO % u 90
Huns chicago Nr-tham. ? Two bass hts
neaum oni Sher kard Slolen base Leach Sacn
1ce hits Miller. overall Steinieldl First base
on balls On Powell 4. OF Overall. a. % haddoA.
Struck out ny Powell. 2 b. overall. l. By
MaddoN, D. ul b. piicher-hy Powell tChance.
= mplrc IN chief Day Assistant umpire-
fireman. Time / hour And As minutea
CINCINNATI. s: or LOWS IN. ~. :.
1T LOUla NAY a-hArmoab poor pllehlng
vas what losi Tor 81 Louis 10 day against Cih.
rtnnau "a arnras
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FuuADuPuiA "A. A.. No. WARRINGTON. /.
PHmADmPutA. May S Washington had an
Oh aAy Ia the neid 10 day and the Athieucs Nun
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-06

MAXWELL ECONOMY IS
not due to any one feature, but
to a combination Of the bes,
features IN automobile construc-
iOn-improved and simpIi6ed
DUNG the eight year, we have
devoted to Pefecdng the MAX
WELL.
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Matted f1r r. grirh 10 iss 5'-,p .-.i n " %
nostoi ..... 00fl0
lru1Eivn. n q o. a
Aiun--Aoston-BsrZ Left o. hases-Bor,,,.
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Runs Toronto McDcnald. DsIehsnty. Grim
shaw NandegrF smifh Jersey CiW'-Clement
Johnson. Spahf Ferry LEFT on hases-Jsrssy
Clp, 2. Toronto, First base on balls ON
MAnsrr /, OF smith struck Out-ly ManseT
= hy Ferry. 81 smith. Three hase hit
Moeiier Two base hit-ShaV stnien haa-s
Clement Johnson = O'naFa saeriace hita-
Mue.ler :. Spahr Double nlaYs-O'H aFa. L0ndy
and Johnson Deal IunAssiste,i On nshaH and
Vaughn Wild piFh-Smlth Passed nal
Spahr Umpire In chief Ryroa Assistant I'm
rlfr Haingan Time hour and 81 minutes
AZ nAtTfNohE
R0rhester O0aOi ~
Baltimore o . o 900 4 "a Z
Hatteries- Holmes, RaGan. LATTE and blair
ard SArnagie Adkins, Donneily vickers and
Dyer and Murray
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A. Milwaukee Milwaukee =. Louisville. o
A. Minneapolis Toledo. I NlnneapoHs o
- So PAU ~ Paul. q Columbus. y
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NarhN
The Economy Car

Call at our sa,esrOom and ask
to sec our big 30 H. P. tour
ing car. Ask the salesman 10
give you the figures showing
Tor how little this big car can be
maintained.
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p Ss;'S4' = s :. isI siss s.'
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TJR ~.


Every Bny-First Race ~ lsao Rm
leclll fac4 irtilag via Parnr Carr. igava n asih
- 900 An, la1o. In 1902 NJ. Ah1 fFnm FilI
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A. YaEoo City NAxno tlty. =. Meridian.
A. Greenwood Hlarksnn o. GreenWo0d
A. HARRISBURG HattiesbuTT q Vlrkehurr
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~ Columbia Columbus, 5. Columbia, 2
~ Maeon =iacksonvt Vile. s. MAcoa s.
A. Augusta AuGusta Z. savannah
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nlSh,anasES Unable 70 PiAy-Athietics
and DetFolas Nm.

Rain caused q DOstpOnemsnt Of the Neu
Nork-hosion game In Boston yesterday
and the Clsvelands. Who beat tho founder
Inc Browns. took third place away from
the New YOrks The Athleiics beat the
washlngtoas summarily. and The Deiroits
dOwned the white sOx. Although both
won. The tie between the Athletics and
DetrOiis for irst place was broken. The
Athletics lead by a few points The Ceye-
ands and Browns played their fourth extra
inning game within q week. The results
Philadelphia. 10: washington, ..
netPolt. n. f-hl.ama. a
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A. New Haven NeW HaVeB Holynke 4
Az Bridgeport Bridgeport. n. NeW Britain
A. spnnghelt Springfield ~, HAFff1rd. Z
A. Waterbury Waterbury S Northampton
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WARRINGTON
Totals. % On .
a : a q a q ; o "a
Waahington
PhiladelphiA

RUna-Waahing ton-El0arfed. Philadeiphla-
-HaF,sei. skunk. Baker. :. Davis. Murphy
Barry. :. Livingston. Morgan. First base on
rrors-WAahlngton. !. philadelphia. 3 Left
on bases Warrington. 5. Philadelphia. s. First
base On bAlls-On Walker. 5 STRUCK ~
Walker :, hY Morgan. q Two btse hits -(iessler
Baker. OidrinE Sarrihce mia-Dafis. Roth.
hausst stolen base Hartsei Hlt by pitcher ~
Morgan, 1 wild Pitch Walkef Umpire IN chief
-Connelly, Assistant umplre Hneen Tine
hour and q minutes
nFTROTT 5. CHICAGO "A. -,
DHTRoIT. May A-WIlh the score > 20 o against
them up 70 the nfth inning the Tigers dnallv
Won 70 days gAme Walsh Vas tnocked from the
hoa IN me sRyen N lnnlnr rhe sore
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Totala ~ ff2A
snatted for Powell in ninth inning
zone out when winning run vas made
81 Louis q q o . n o
Cleveland . q -
Runs- ~ Louis HOFFMAN Cleveland St0van
Joss Two base hits Bradley, Wallace Three
hase ~ KrueGef Sacrifice III Clarke stolen
haaes- bradley. Norman. Srhweitrrr First hase
on balls OF Joss. ~ Powell g. ~ 6iiliEan
Ftrst hase on error ~ Louis. = Lefi On bases
Cleveland. - Louis Strucs ont ~
loss y hy Powell q uouhir 1lnY hoffman
and kntfeT mpirc In chief KERN assistant
umpire Sheridan Time . hour AMI - minutes
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A. winst5r salem Anderson :. Winston n,
lem. .
AZ Charlotte Greensborn 3 Charlotte.
A. SpartanburE -Greentiile s. Spaftanbufr.
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PHILLIES MUCH THE BETTER
OUTPLIY GIANTS AND KNOCK
RAYMOND OUT or BOX.

New Norks Don't Make q Hit on Ewing
Iniil seventh Inning BFOokly NJ shut
out by IBostong and PitisburES by chi
cages Clnrinnats Nin From ~. LOuls
The Giants were snow "A under hy tho
Phillies YESTERDAY. uut the defeat didn't
hurt - much ~ % would have had The
Pirate not lost 90 tHr thicaro- The
Giants fell back 10 third place. however
The Pirates were shut oIi hv the tubs and
ere tied with 10" Ph.llIn~ for nrst place The
RrnokIynz vrr' banked hv he Bcstlns
and tn former uUmhlsd 10 last place. the
hos'on- moving Up % ,I,'h The Cardinals
we're hcatnI hy th' tuniuuhti- The
results
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4, Denver Denver. Dss MO,nss.
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Joseph " Moon. vhp recently issued q
statement ~ b.. own altitude ~ The misuse
Of tho autOmohiI, hr motorists who dis
regard tho rights and priv 'legcs Of others
has reserved e. ore of letters warmly com
meudinr him fur Jhp stand he h1s taken
Tor sane WutoTiuu oigur ~ tho letters
were from residents ~ ~ Louis. iu Whish
C'tv there rrreufly has been a crusade
started against the reCL lr-s 10Y rider and
The driver who after causing an accident
runs away n avoid Identification shortly
after Mr. Moons puhiiH statement the ~
Louis Automobile Manufacturers and pesl-
era AssOI tIfiou unanimously adopted
resolution ,ondeuuiug The re- klessnesa
Of a few irresponsible drivers Who make
trouble flr 40 usHT4 ~ n. ofor fehr L.
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KANs,s DITY. No May Missouri. the
tenth ~'arr or rho 1870 Glitden tour route
was entered ~ afternoon hv tho Chalmers
~ pafttndnr Tor tho American Auto
mobile association tYom hmpnrta 10
kan,a~ tity the path finder trayersed the
historic SANTA D. trlN completing what
vii pe % single day run for fhe Glirden
contestants from Wichita ~ Ibis city. slt
miles The pathfinder stars ton morrow
morning fOr Omaha ant vii reach chicago
Dr. H. pNUet ted In wee.
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EASTERN LEAGUE.

arAxnNa OF ~ cLrna
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eames seheduIsd for ro-aa,

Games Scheduled for To-day
NArtoSAL LrAGrr
Philadelphia 10 New Nork Roztol IN Rroos ya
AnHHtCAN LHAoUT
New YORK in Boston WashinEton IN phTtadrl
phia ~ Louis 10 Cleveland chicago In nstroli
HARrNEN LEkGUE
Rochester In BALTIMORE
New YSrk state I.raguc.
At SCRANTON.
ElulA NnOOi 5000 O0OOnOO-i Z
scranton o n Oal OOOOO OO0O0ON.i ta q
Batteries Pounds and CiouRher Fismina and
Nuung Umpire O'T0Oie
At wtLKEshARHu
Binghamton t0l0 81
WUkesharre . . % % 90 "a ,
Batteries henderson Hardy andWagrr Faasr
Bills Donovan ard Raub Inuircs Kelly and
McCl0ud
AZ UTICA
syracuse 900 - oafS o
tfiea 1000 o 0 q n. q
Batteries Alexander and hoopmAn McSurdy
ReaTiion and Burns mpirs kneriaud
~ taoY
Albany OO.Oa s0sU
Troy 900 81
Batteries -CiArk. kniCht and Rfsig~r HaTord
and Foster lmpirc H-Own
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TN10'' - '7-''''N NT"NTTWNN1
At wOHCEsrER.
Univ ofvirriniaO q . 900 90 !
Hnly Cross n o I
Batteries -Cuivenson and Roam RsFan and
sweeney.
At sNNAFotis
49,
"a Fisstomesrso 0 aOa2i O-aR !
Naval Academy o q y q o. q o. 4
Baueries-Douglas and HAmhsch. Meade
Lanrhier and Caaghan
At hRDPoHn
Tufn q n q n tt 3
BOwd0in n y , o O-a /
Asltsres -AtvOod. martha and LArkIn Wears
and wilson
At DuRRAM. y e.
ceuuaI 4 Kenueky OOoOOOgO0On-i
Trinity O0z0on OnOOA-iif
Batteries FaEin ana Sselhack Bundy ana
SpTuce
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-13
SIS Wash Coat Suits
at $4.95

We are enabled in this sale
to sell you wash coat suits
worth ordinarily up to $15,
for 1896. We don't mean to
say that all the dresses are
worth $15. Some Of them
would sell for less than that
in the regular way, but there
are positively many suits in
this lot that would sell for
and are worth up to $15.
Note-We want you to
know that whenever we
make a statement in our ads
that you can rely on them.
We quote some prices some
times, we know, that are al
most unbelievable in their
lowness, but that is on ac-
count of our method of buy
ing samples for very much
less than their real worth
and selling them to the pub
lie the same way. Get &C
quainted with this sample
store. 1t will mean money
in your pocket.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-07-13

my goodness. but eet ISIS hot"
said Signor Liberati at Natatorium
park Tuesday afternoon. Some
where | have white suit. l tink |
will get heem out and put eet on
so quick"
While he was talking the sweat
was dripping from his brow, but
this in no manner interfered with
the program, as he stood under the
shade of the awning that has been
put up to shelter the musicians, and
their solos and numbers were ap
plauded again and again.
Evening Program at 7:15.
March-"Our Senator" (Liberati
Piccolo solo-"Fantasia' (De
mare), Herr August Prefer.
Waltz studentinia' (Waldteu
feb.
Tenor solo-"Paglaccia" Ueon
covallo).
Ballet Egyptienne" OLuicinn.
Overture - "Rosamond' (Schu
berD.
| Cornet solo-"Polka" Uiberati)
Signor A. Liberati.
Waltz-"Dream Pictures" Uum
bys).
Vocal quartet-"Il Trovatore
| (VerdD, by Misses Klarer an,
Deaubrey and Signors De Luchi an,
| Brend.
Selected Awakening of tn
Lion" Ode Kontsky).
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TO ENTERTAIN
THE HIBERNIANS

There is promise of a good house
for the benefit to be given at the
Auditorium tomorrow night, under
the auspices of the Ancient Order
of Hibernians and the ladies' auXjl-
larry of the order for the purpose of
defraying the expenses of entertain
ing the visiting Hibernians passing
through the city on their way to
the national convention at Port
land.
A very interesting program has
been prepared, included in the list
being the sketch by Miss Jessie
Shirley and George McQuarrie. As
arranged the program runs:
Overture, orchestra.
Letters From the Wandering
Ones" Mrs. C. c. McEachran.
"A Timely Awakening (vaude
vile sketch Jack May. George Nc
Quarrie; Effie May, Miss Jessie
Shirley.
"A Fitting Vision" (Herodei)
Hugh Winder.
THE Confession" Adelaide Laird
"Carissima, tenor solo, Racy Xii
mer.
Just Life" (sketch), Mrs. J
Firearm, Mrs. II. w. Gilgert; Polly
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SAN FRANCISCO, July 1a.-Tex
Richard. happy, smiling and jim
Cling some Of the coin he gathered
out Of the Jeffries-Johnson fight,
has gone to Los Angeles, where he
will have a tax with Jeffries over a
return match with the negro. Rick
ard is confident that Big Jim will
reetner the ring,
"Jeffries was not right on the
Fourth said Tex, land feel sure
that should he meet johnson again,
his showing will be far better. Al
though | have no positive assur-
ance from Jeffries that he will
fight, something tells me that he
wants another crack at his con-
querer. In fact, feel so sure Of it
that have found battle ground,
and it is not Reno, nor is it Juarez,
Mexico. II is In the United States
and is so located that will have
PCSRfG w " afSf'' WI
not name the place just yet, as it
might spoil my plans.
IF Jeffries says the word | will
go ahead and complete my plans
for a battle on Labor day. That
will not be too soon for Jeffries tC
fight again. as | believe couple
of weeks of rest and three or -four
weeks of training will put him in
shape. His physical condition is
good right now, and with the great
worry that overwhelmed him in his
last fight off his mind he will be q
different Jeffries.
Il don't think he has been treat
ed fairly by some Of the critics, es
pecially those VINO have insinuatet
he quit at Reno. If he wanted te
quit he could have done SO after
the first knockdown, when he
knew deep down in his heart thai
the stuff was off. There was one
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thing about the fight that was par
ticularly pleasing to me, and that
was that .Ieffries was not knocked
flat on his back, as | had predicted
he would not be. Weeks before the
fight, while discussing the matter
with number of friends, | declared
that if Jeffries We're knocked out it
would not be complete knockout,
with the white man on his back un-
conscious"
Contrary to general belief. Jack
Gleason got an even cut on every
thing. Few believed that he had
anything more than picture inter-
est, but Richard, who ought to
know, declared that Jack got one
half of everything, including
$4,000 of the $4,000 paid by to-
bacco concern for the privilege of
setting up three immense advertis-
ing canvasses within the arena.
Although the anti-picture agita-
ton will cut deepy into thelllllllllllll
ton will cut deeply into the profits
of the moving picture people,
Gleason will not be affected. His
contract calls for the payment to
him of $1,000 out of the first $685.
600 taken in by the exhibitors, and
when 100000 shall have been tax.
en- in he will receive one-sixth of
all profits thereafter.
II Richard fails to land a return
| Jeffries-Johnson match it is hardly
! likely that he will stage a Langford
Burns fight at Reno on Labor day
because he does not think it would
draw
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Oddities in the Neus
All Ouer the World

BALLOON BACK YARD GAVE HIM SCARE
When Albert Newell
Maspeth L. /, about yard
home caused his hair to rise.
The shadowy
Newell venured
moorngs
Central park Monday The air partially
PAPA At rs WELCOMES HIS TwENTYEIcHrA CHILD (
new at their home Franklin, Pa.
The father twenty
mother is his second wife.
MOURNING FOR KING AFFECTS THE STYLES
To be fashionable fall
being patterns, just spnkng spots
relieve in a slight degree the somber effect.
London mourning the death Of King Edward
they create styles for
HELD LINER GIVE MAN KISS.
"Byby. Bon voyage!" Much handkerchiefs
farewells
boarded the Cunarder Campana
Then
something kiss the old father
maams who was brandshng his hat on the pier. w.
She the which being nkew
old
Meantime the intention Captain Weir ship
kiss But everybody enjoyed cheerd she scrambled
aboard
LITTLE FORTUNE OLD TIN CAN.
An looking
contained Michael grading
workman
500 $50 bills evidently
PATTERSON AN "EAsY TOWN." SAYS SAFE BREAKER
merchandise wanted
II. Miens mandatory Washington Fair
N. J., this
SThs third time cracked this
this the easiest have struck Believe
New You are easy UNKNOWN"