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wNSRISGIoN. April 2s.--walesr Johnsou
pF~aentei tho New Works with tho ars
game Of the season hsre to-day by : 70
and hts kind Saerlag was received viii
glad acclaim by the vislting nine The
homo bows we're eOnntInR right smart NJ
Isshn~oB bOld'ng the ensfny In chsck whils
they wads one run. Witch. aols tally. ae
cordiHR 10 the doDe. was % WIN. JohnsOu
had otilsr viaws and practically handed she
tantsss two runs out OF his. own Dsssona
surplus
pulling himself out Of varjona holes and
tightsning Up IN plnchss In q way that
made jimmy McAleer glad he was under
susponsicn aud unable 20 sis with hts bench
men. Quinn showed TO advaatags In the
third lnnias. when WITH oas out the WASH
lntRoas made four singles IN saecession
and scored but one run. JueA when the
outlook was darkest he famed Bob unslanb.
Who had Mteda tool INTO the hlsashe<s. and
this notable feat VAS follOw 81 by Mcbride
IOrcAnR 0s.~lsr AZ sscend.
'iArdnsF. Foster and Austin made errors
more OF less FOOLISH while the base running
OF the Hishlanders wa q great scandal 20
their friends. but the most foolish play
was the result OF crazy running by New
fork and childish neldina by Washington.
In the fourth inning Gardner Was thrown
ont by ElberIsld. Foster vs. hle by q
pitched ball. Austin walked. Swesnsy
drove through MeBrids's fingers. The ball
went to centre and Milan By q great throw
natlsd POSTER at the plate. street. beng
spiked IN blocking Foster. So painful Was
the injury that street threw down the ball
and began to rub hts leg With oOmmsndabIe
vtgor but gvOss carelesnness. Austin sstSed
the occasion 70 steal third. Quinn's hit TO
right scored Austin ami cent 80 eeney TO
STca 70 sSA S sSSs ss sna S Iss
the ball to EiSerIeId. Who ihoGsSi he could
Was too neet he wAs OvsTc0ms Whh amaze
m-ai tn ind that street had stsDpesi out
S S. ,As ;A "t bon an" star fi..
the lob BY chasing Sweene over the plate.
~ Was a run scored by ms,hods seldom
Nus there : more 70 the tale QUINN ssol.
secOnd and third on the comedy, hetnphill
walked. Hsn,phili started 20 steal second.
fake throw and was ss,eru mated by street
On the line without The assistance % the
n ."a ,..r,ns =, Quinn Ss tss ssms 1 rco,s"s
y no did not know then that the game was
already loot. In the arb inning wOltsr
peri-hed after ITui,Icss dodGlns near the
New Works one homes. run came in the
. single 70 risht ~, Quinn after sweeney
bad fouled TO f1berfeld
With one down In the third inning Schaeier
in led. - did feliVelt and Elberfsld.
filling the ha-es. t'es4lers light bur safe
tap 20 l.ii -cored S,-hsefsT l-nslano ianned
traa ~. hN On too OF the head nv one NJ
fastest shoots IN rhs hT-t inning.
p Tsycd asS ssI: ss 70 sss .ssss
o run tor tree, but no run was scored
zee nsldesi the FIRST inning against Wash
ugion. but In the ae-Ond inning had to
fstire aud nur~e his bump. iaporte playing !
eI' field. Johnson Bit Foster In the NTH |
polenco On the very nrse Fnrud. Is q de- |
an it might DO mapftonel that TnRlaub |
bent Fosters leg ~hiie sliding 20 second |
IN tho siHth
The score
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three cornered tie In order to decide y
Knox had to be brought down from hfs
room to tence BenzenberC Knox donnesi
delav. hut Bcnzenbsre easily gained tho
touch and he qualified with knoH
Inc summary
MeylsR NOn from BeRIsnDerE ana host TO kRO'
CuIa Son from Ne, Ian and lot TO Remembers
Benlsnb-rg won from Curt and KRoN and loS'
Stvip No =-Grebe lost 10 GIgncuI and ~ Va
POer.
DE u Poor won from S'reDe and lstc~i.
Breed lost 10 CignouH and D- Ia po-r
sABRHS
The entries
View Yovk \. CT ). ByTne. {. 3 Bili aud \
Fsaeers Club Joseph T shaw
Illinois A. G. Chicago-J W KnoA and n
Carnegie Fencers club Paul Kceehl
sauer. Who = last yeats champion. won
vas Joseph shaw. snd with about = minute
to go the sore MAS all. but Satler had the
abiIhy 90 Nln out Sauer had a sharp ~,
with Bill In the ~ecOnd bout. the New York
A. e.. man getting m come sttn wsll"ps on
the ChicaROan. hut Nhre again Sauer nm
F Ssd wet S snG Tsn oy ere Ss % -, p"'n.i
NV Sauer and he retired. shaw and Blll
Tough! II ou, and ShaS Won and he wsnt
ured on "trip No and after the bouts we've
fenced "a knoH, Byrne and koechl tied
In the fence 81 knoN and Byrne qualified
The summary strip Va. =
knos Soa from ByTnt aad los, To Koe.hl
ByTue Won from koerh ana lot 70 kncS
Ssusr won from shAw and Bli
NAV woe Ion 1srs,, ~ sna 81 y, 20
anderson lost % shaw ana Biil
Tence o. IN stnp 10 !:
RyFne defeated kOechi.
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REINST ,TEMENT FOR DONLJN
RIEh, FIrIder says Sse Wm Get In saa,.
tIoa To PlaS.

CHIcACo. q. Aprii >? Garry Herr
mann. chairman ~ the National Commits.
sion. and Pre>iden' Han Johnson OF the
American League to-day had q short ses
sion and if was virtually dectded 70 -.
in-ta's Mike DOnlin and allow him 10 play
with the New \ ORR Giants
Mis. DOnltn and I viii hold ano; her
cOuferen,e said Mr. Hermann
that time ! expert To notify him that he i
~ liberty to return to the New Norks n
hp i-he- lie committed no offence AGAINST
he rules 81 organized baseball He quit
The Giants "a follow another profession
Hi- respies' for reinstatement wall ~
granted cannot say Uhef her he has
made terms With the Chants or not.
DOnlin SAID Tonight that he would M
MT hts not ION tomorrow The former
Gtant-' opthrsie- said no would HfaFt work
~ once ans~ get into condition, and mi ght
ION ihs' Giants about Tho middle ~ Nav
I 'Eun1' say definitely iuStEwhen 7 will
ts-tf he N=v s0Tk 'r=s.s. I DO ace kaav
VhetheT Tor NOT ] can get ~ condition
~ glad ~ get back myself
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FENCIVG ron TITLES.
New OSrk =. q. SluaIinrs Nest Men for
Championship FIBaIs.

NunWspeouAutp ttuots.
The annual championship OF The Anna
teur Fehcer- League 90 America a. fo,ls
dueliing swords and -abres hogan last
night ~ the New York 4 e. only the
qualifying bouts IN ~a"h weapon wer. held.
! New York. Boston aud Chicago being rep
| reSented ~ the clubs that figured with
entries The New York 4 & did be-'. ny
qualifying four men. while the Fencer-
Club Qualified tao and the Boston 4 4.
had one representative Who will nEirs IN
he hnai tonight. while the Illinois 4. G.
qualified two men The New York Turn
Nerein had one entry and lie earned a place
ia 'he final
Two OF last years titIeholdeTs turned up
In p. SaueT ~ the Illinois 4. & the sabre
champion. and A. " de Ia Poer 81 the Fen
Gers cub OF New York in he dueIIinE
swords EIcepi something unusual hap
pens they should win again.
Tous
New Nofk C-.N {. BoNn.Au Victor p
Curu. George g. B.'nbridgs ana ~ J. y Gis
snrer> C,ub George X Breed anu p Ne,
Ttostos \ \ DR. p " Aler
Illinois \ Z Cbicaeo--A l.. Ssus-
40 Dickinson Of West Point. Las, wear.
was beS Aeen t.sOrgr n Breed. The rInnernp
To Dickinson. aud ". l., How man and there
de,7-,on' 4. T. sauer' The sabre chsmpion.
IDENTITY the man from the windy civ had
Ne non. GiGnouG vas iorced 20 axe he
strip IN The very next bout asaina, Bowman.
snd ne after won. thcnsh SiEnVyH gave
the nest bou'. and this nnished strip No. ?.
Bowman ana sauer qualifying forthe ina
on s'rip.No IBalnbridEe easily showed his
proficiency by two wins and he went into the
n ma j. ma- Soss aaair y The sslection
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.H..- 80 az : Tonls. q ~ q
.a.r-l 'of Moore IN ssVsnfh ihnIng. iBatted
~ .fs 'r uintt Inning 'Hstted TOR Moran
q ~ q
.....t - .
f.Hrgsphs TitIs. Aagee. DOOian. Two
be-. roe. Dooin Bate. Sacrnce niis-
..-u' Nager Moore. Bransneid stolen
'H #o.sT MAGE Struck Out-By Moore. =
" rice : ~ WHIT. {. DOabis plays
Ioniu. sweeney. Shean aDd hsrtei
10. ur ..,au and NaTten. First base on
Moore 3. OF Humphrics. l. OF
'. upirr Rgler and Enisne
s.Tr-HrE8 ~ LOUIS =. -. o
-Hr.. NUri 2. Bir Biii Powell one Of
..zvkes yOuugssrs. 'Wtried his nrst
-.ur, hs joined the Pirates IN The spring
i'' Ieid the Cardinals "a four bits hnd The
30. rsnlr near scoring was In the SECOND
'.- Hou thry made 'UO Of the four hiis
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AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
AMATEURS MAY RACE ar en-
PRE- CITY TRACk.

Asant vernon Agtsw cutie Club 0aselMl'
Csnslsiertna Plans Tor Csaap~sins
speed Saseaes and G,mkhana Event,
decoration Day Field TOE brighton
II was reported along automoblls row
Yesterday that the ofncials Of the Mount
Vernon Automoble Club ~ere coosidsrins
plans for conducting a number OF amateur
races and Rymkhana events at the Emptrs
City track on May 10 The club oaaoiAls
have been Investigating the subject and
trying 90 determins u . sufnetsnt nunbsS
Of amateur drivers would make entries
for the various events calling for speed
or skilful driving before the organization
makes . formal announcement that t will
conduct the meet. II the club does arrange
for tho meet :: will be the nrut time any
amateur races will be promoted in this
vicinity since the contest board Of tho
American Automobile Association adopted
it, Ds~ amateur definition Tor ISIo.
The Motor Racing Association has not
made any oflcIal announcement OF the cars
that have bssn entered Tor the opening
twent y-IOur hour race 1t the Brighton
Beach Mosordrome on May IL and ~, but
it IL expected that the held OF . dozea cars
will he made NJ about ~ follows: A Fiat.
a uoupt. a Marion. q Renault, . Selden. .
simplex. two Bucks. two Painters and too
StsGrns
Dr. 10. ~ Rowe Of the white company
presided at a meeting OF the Baltimore
dealers handling licensed cars which Was
held on wednesday to consider the for
nation Of . licensed dealers association.
There are twenty-four dealers In thai city
licensed cars and sixteen OF them
we're represented at the meeting The
dealers who attended the meeting represent
= I'll
singer. Peerless. Chalmers. Hudson. y " y.
Thouaa-. l.OoonlObiIe, Pierce-
ARROW. Maxwell. National, Pullman, STE
ballard. Hu,oosT and Mi,cheii' inoISei
ue~t'ag viii he held In few dAys
W =. Jewell. manager Of the local branch
NJ the Franklin Company. formally entered
No Frankltn- Yesterday In the ail-arOund
New Jersey reliability run from this city
~ u = likely thai Mr. Jewell will drive
one Of the cars himself and that Charies
rS tso RsE S e i S Ssas :. .n,.sd eAe'a
huTlburi. manager Of the Thomas branch.
Will have a Thomas In the run The Ajax
cylinder ISsi-r az tss ii.pS.al q the com ON
Commissioner OF Motor Vehicles for New
Jersey. has been invited to 20 on tho run
Edward Johnson. chief automobile inspec-
Tor Tor the state OF New Jersey. will accom-
IAShg tbe tustrtafa 70 maze sure thet the
speed laws will not be broken
For the third successive year a Rapid !
'Tuck will be entered IN the GliddenIT our |
10 carry the baggage ~ the drtVsrs and |
pas~engeT~ Of the competing ears. IL u |
planned to make the trip thi. year one Of /
educational alue 20 th.. bushes. men In I
ne cities aud towns that will be included ~ |
ne ROUTE Of the 'oIT
Andr. MAssenaf, manager % the Pan |
iaTd hranth la this country, will leave 4
ct France ia = lev DAYS While he v Ia 4
Paris he Will look an rules Tor the govern
nent Of the prOposed commercial vehicle 4
Onteat here in the summer Tor which !
,ntrie Of panhard. Rapid Reliance and \
,surer trucks have already been assured
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syracuse Elects Hha 10 seaeca Trtbe
Nyntiaue kPeNe sf ka-NOO-N@

SYRACUSE. April ;2.-EdwaTd Paysor
Weston after being oheered by Thousand.
and entertatned sumptuOusly after his
arrival In this city to-day NHs Tonight
elected an honorary member Of the seneca
Tribe NvsttGue kreSe Of ka-NoO-NO
stop 20 be az Utica WeatheSbeatsb hut
smiltnG the veteran pedestrian got into
town this morning at 20 o'clock More
tAan = d0y~n persons, Including Chief Of
Police Cabin. Rnd Dr, Theresa Ramon:
Accompanied him into the city from Jordan
and on arriving he went To the residence Ol
George G. Ryan. where he Was entertained
This evening Weston shook hands with
hundreds 81 the reueptton ~ the Myxtiaue
NFPwe 20 the Chamber Of cOmmerce and h.
made q brief speech at the bandu@t. trliins
Of his trip. The square Nas packed this
evening when he started east Weston Is
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INTERPRETATION Meet ss NJ.

Outdoor track athletics open this after
noon With tho inierscholasttr meet az New
Nork University. FortY-Neven srhOols
have sent IN eniYtes Of 20 afhist@a
good card - a ceFfainty IN CQTee 81
~ yss' M. ,nebss Indoor" BinsbsS an me 1Ss
1 = a. champion miller. will c0npefs
In q Geld Of si1teen entries. including n
Taylor. the upstate champion from Aloany
high school
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TOia's =. = - To'als IS -
'Bagi-d for Johnson W ne niniH iaaing.
Ner orr n q a.
"a aShsnEtoa 90 . v . -
I,uBs- New YafG Alsrn /. sweeney wash
Ington ~~haefrT. ttr.t ha~r on view
NOrA Washington, :. LET, on bass View Nork ;.
~. MAshinE ten. 10 ftrst has, on balls an John
sOn Strark O1t-B grimm. =. by lohns0u. 0.
Sarunrc hits-l- aporte. MrBrid~ Schsefer
stolen bases -oulnn, :. Sveeue, :: Nusnu. Hemp
tor ~ Quinn tAllaa'. Wild ptrh- iohnson.
Pas.~d hall street ImptFrs Fgan and " ans.
Tine hours and ~ minutes.
INrarnS Annl :. tir~at by Krause
when mere were men ba~es aided Phiissel
mia IN shutting Bostpn out to-day. d0ubie
ansf q singir -Bvr the visitors one run IN me
siath MsS'oan~irs rrroT. at'emuted Sarrt
nee Hart .rt's sarrtfrr and OidTinE'- triple rave
E'hlladeiphia i've more rms In me ninth. The
srorr.
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~ ~aa AnioniO san Antonio. y DANA.
A. ace ~brevepoYt = Waro.
" Hoiston FORT Worth. = housfGu. S
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Ng~sWs .. Aprii - Rochester pas ed
~ day's gave undrV protest heranse turptYs
HaiifgRn n me ART inning nus = s9fiea haf ~
rlay ~ u,ttsaFe Rfter the nrtt hal - fouied
1ut 81 toe ~ pastec mad tao strikca On Rim ana
beforr Manager Gangets shnut mon she beach
SIS seard MnciieT delivered nc bau Ana tanned
Patuse.
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y
.Hrs. o. Wilson In the ninth mating
I n % I
e.. ore o !
roo yu.N Wheat. Hummel, naubert
.u.. bef ore lint ba~e On errors -RrOok
Irr hase> Brookiyn. .. NeN lOfE. ].
..' fa.s On halls or S~anlan. .. OF 'taymond.
.....a put u, Sranlan. a. rs Ray n1ond. J.
...r. .A-s NI' Da4bert. sacrifice hit-Hummei.
s.l.. 4a-s ~rE vnour Double play~ taS nond.
lH..Hf Fall Wilson m ptrc IN CHIEF ktcui.
......Fr' .'r 1ire Kane. Time houf>
.H" 'uTIrHiA * -. ? BOSTON. ~ LH.0
,rtLPHt, Npri = Boston was hclpie.s
f.'... ... Moore thls afternoon. The >rore
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-B,,..a ior aan "a -, su'h inning
Detroit
Cleveland
uun.-D-troit- Bush. Cobb. .. Crawford
rte,slana -Kr1egsr lord. Two bsse hlta
4 = tose amin rham Threr base b - Crawford
> csrriNsr nt-I0nes sarrnce BY Stoysi
Sso,~1 bas-s-CSbb CraSriord. BUsh firsi
800 m haiiS-OH Linz :. OF Beraer 4 % Brown
Inc ; Lrft on haees-Clgs atand. =, peirulf
stT,,r, oat-ny Link. =. b nrrger: :; ~ BroHn
iTs 4 DusilIip nlass-Tstrnev ana Leiole: Hal
T,Srnsy md IAiose: BroWubng, Debehanw hnd
ionSs T1ms--t hour aBd - minutss 'mpi-rs
-KsFrin snd Sherioaa.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE. .
ls'Snasaasss Wss n wSsAsaxtsm sna Take
neeomn pIaee.

The highlandeVa won asala YESTERDAY
baaiina the washihg t0ns and taking second
place In Tho American League scrAP. First
place vent To the Detrolts. The champions
worrted the Cisvelanda AGAIN. The Iattsr,
toge'hsT with the B6s'on,. Who wsse shut
out nv the Athletics. feEl hack to the rear
n the HT-' division. The results
New Vert. .: wasAIngs~a. Q.
Fh,is'lsaP6la. .: masisa. o.
Isssrs1a. 9: ClsNsOaass. ..
a. 30. lsoulS- nala.
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At,GempE!s Memphis. 4. A.anla.
A. Mobile New Orleans. s. Mobiie.
~ Nasht lite q M fianonrA a NashviHg
~ Montgomery Rlrrntng ham J. Montgomery
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A. WGRiN -Ouaahs, =. y tcnits.
AZ D~nVer-Llnroln. ! O~uveT.
a. T0petla-einEN city. - Topeka,
AZ - goaeph ne Nnfnes. a - icarTh. a.
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Totals N . - {.
.natt-d for IioopeT In the nin IN lnninr
T'hllade.phtH ...... ;
boston ...-..... ... y " p" p" W v
Huns phuadeiphia s'Oilbis. Y homAs. ArA'se
gtr.1 hase an error Pnat0n. :. pnltadeiuhia, =
Left an ha~~s Bo-toa. a Phliadripnta, ~. tirs'
bas- an halls OH Hsit. ~ Krau~e- STRUCK
ort- ltV Usll y b. krause. TbTer has, nit
tItdrtI ~ Two nasc hits OtdrlnG. Nnes. CO'ins
Ssrri.re hits SDeaker heTtssi Stoien basss
I.rd st.hI ibCitole plays Coliins and DaV u
KTause and Davis Hit ~ Dltcher w krsu-s
,McConHeih. umpiE.s-O'Aern And "H""'' .
TTur hours aud : s1ltnate~
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A. lRrarhburg i.SnrhburE. ltnAnosr
~ RlrsnrSud ftirhmond. q ilanNiile.
~ po-1suouth -NoTiolk. ~. I'nTtsnnlfh. 3
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HORmEs AND CAmRIAGEs.

FOR SALE-A pair OF young
bay carriage horses; splendid az
iion; 10 be seen at 10 CornelIa
81. n. Y.
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,.mr. Srn-,'mrd Tor rs-da,

.rf.Hs ~ 1EAatk
orc sBrk Bo-ton m phiisdri RMS
'H 5000. 81 tout. ln tsttsrurE
frB a. EFaGrt.
ntngtun pniissielphis IN
..Hf. 1gts liftFoit IN 60 eisrd
vszgsrN LTAGEF
=. -.-r NsWark: BuHalo 10 BaiaimDFg.
Ss. -,-g ~ IEo Vtaeace. Mont-gal b Jersey CITY.
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Ssuih Atlantic I.esGne


~ Maroon Haron. a. savannah.
a. Iark son'fiie #tarksonNiiie. :. C1lImbis .
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Ranst F.ion tTesi Natures. JOYCE % so der
~ co Eseonsi fwo o..e o. mood
COrkili Ssrnace r. smith. stolen pases
tFeai . Jersey tlfs tlr-t basr error
Jersey CI'y. sirust OFT y, waller :. by WigEs
a. First base on balls WaleT Hit BY pitcher
B. WIgGy liOeisfI Wild pstca--W AIlrr. Passed
hsl Inti tmpiTes Hurst AMI IlnneraG
Time boar and - min f'e> attendance ;"
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CLSvEIASD. ApsH = -Desrsit 1851 snoaher
.an'- rom Cleveland 70 dsy, I.ink oae Of
NrG,uirp's nos -ousnpswG was driven trom the
hoH ia 'he ,iNth ana bsrgrr hnished Brow ming
-rorea MS ,rroad ytrtor1 ONrT CteNeiana Pitch.
ms Food ban sn thr rhs ~OFr
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~ Enmlana I.enane.


Al ysH ftser yall RiN ~. z: lyBs.
a, pore--trr - Lived. q w0TrosteY.
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Racing
At Aquoduct

ssGiNSiSS At - 60 w "
y. sr s,.s y;'s ,sssa S' ssF ,, c., ,ss
from flatbEak Ave. 1l;I0 a. " N21n, %. 10 Il
49, lSI,sr sssSssts ~ l,sa- - II
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DUOOKLYNS OUHPLAY GIANTS
nIrH WEIk WIN RsT. RCT
TNITES FIELD BETTER.

,..aa Pitching hS nSth Raymsnsl aaa
>.anIaR Bssteas slsua Out hS the
rnHlIe> aat CaTslInals rlanlsed hy
.ur Pi'Isl'ssrE~ natU In Chlrago.
.r- ur"ssnt The race Tor hr-t place
>aft"nal LEAGUE u between the
o., .ut t1Taies. Roth won YESTERDAY
.. ..H thanked their opponents. The
,hsmpinn- me, the Cardinals
.. ... I'hHiies entertained the BnaiOns
... .u- met the Brookiyns ami Mana ger
D. -..r.'I one over on his old boss. Mana
. M'u The BTOOklyns aren't In last
,... ~, more The results
ur.aLnn. 3. New ISrh. Q.
rh,Ia'ielphta. .: lsSs1Sa. q.
T'ittslB1rH. q; ~. s.oHls. %.
~ Chieags naIa
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New SOrkS A1scwoetle a.rsaie EstSoass@en'
Par EHceileece.
EWpowu err waut OtibCK RETURNS on tbar carr
20 come and make Offers
PaekArds SION up Peerie~ses. $40 seIsp
Pleros. $3.50 uo B,rks. $50 ~ 100 Rainisrs. $50
naAVells. $50: STA CyIinder Thomas. Si.sD. ~
CyIinder SteVenses. $3.50 uD. iss S,eArns. sl.en
iOos Premier $40 lpos Gu sner~. $50 uD; aD 1919
STA SaGty- PalSaer SinseEs Sis1o too. Niteaet
Limousine. $50: Flats. $50 t:.soO. peiadnAy
8. aa0s Rsaault Twenty Thirty. N.s0 ftatA
rowa Car. som. igyI-tas whites Ssso-t1s0 100
StoddArd- Day Ion Toy Tonneau. Si.sOs ReGaA
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stratloas cheerfuiiy gtVeni
"Llght weight" BedIss, Snaps
Guuboats. Toy rOunesus Touring. TOuEabouts
ara even SIS v HunAbout ~ STOCK or IN orVier
J'isassr Aato Horse ard Suu ~ I@sdeT~
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WORLDS RECOan CAR PoR sAIR.
hsN~ for immediate delivery tire denthral
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car has eeen ssOSed and - quite new ree eply
disposal Of the cav Price 5.hAD Doliars or ReaF
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ToEoa,s % :
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and peser-On
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ba~r nit Osborn ~ tie play Nueitrr Zn
norman and ARicf Struck out ~ Mueller
b, Ia.ntte . Tlrst ha-r on hsils sBr Muei;~r
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g. S. Ellinger, President.
American Falls Amusement Co.
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representing the Peters Cartridge
company and it IS TO prove the PEN
etrating quality Of these that he is
on the road. He was trained for
this work in the early eighties in
the Dokatos when acting as deputy
United States marshal, and it was
while acting in that capacity that
he was wounded in the knee and to
this day his Indian name. "Wouuded
Knee follows him
The exhibition consisted OF shoot
Inc with all classes and sizes of am
urition. Articles We're thrown into
the air and broken or puuctured by
a bail from the gun in the hands
of this crack shot. Dies Of various
sizes We're penetrated and a piece
Of steel was punctured by a ball
a 1920.
This demonstra ion was given
under the direction Of the Oii;er <
McKown Hardware company. who
handle these shells.
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ness he is much to the good. But
If his expenses are $4,000 and he
does a 5000 business he is much
better off. although his expenses are
two and a half times as great as
when he was doing a $4,000 bust
ness. In the first instance he made
$4,000 and in the second $4,000, 30
the matter OF expense did not count.
Or in other words. the increased ex-
n was more than justified by the
returns secured. Now bearing these
comparisons in mind, our Democrat
ic friends claim with much emphasis
that under the last Democratic adj
ministration it cost only $4,000 to
administer the affairs of this state,
while under the present administra-
ton it will cost $3.50, 900. They en-
tirely overlook the fact that during
the Hunt administration it cost prac
ticallv three dollars in expense to
get one dollar in revenue. while ev-
ery dollar spent by the present ad-
min~istration has brought in a dollar
and a half. In other words the