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The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Rsyne Merchants Live Ones.

That the Rayne merchants are live
ones is evidenced by the amount Of
advertising they are carrying in that
dispenser OF good news, the Rayne
Tribune. In last Saturdays issue of
the Tribune, aside from the regular
run of small advertisements. the mpr-
chants of that ti0urishing little burg
carried ive full page advertisements.
1t is no wonder that R,yne is always
spoken of as y live town, when her
merchants show this KIND of get up
and hustle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
In Memory Of Mrs. F. O. Radeke.

Our beloved sister Radeke was a
charter member of the NJ. E. Aid So
cietv, organized May Bird. 1900. She
was faithful worker and her life was
an example of Christianity. We miss
her presence and the inspiration Of
her example, for she went about doing
good. But We will likewise seek to
follow Christ, our Master, until we
are united in that upper and better
kingdom, where no farewell tears are
shed. To those who mourn there is
but one comfert and that, God alone
can give.
Methodist Episcopal Aid Society.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Don't Break Down.

Severe strains on the vital organs,
like strains on machinery, cause
break downs. You can't over-tax
stomach, liver, kidneys, bowels,
or nerves, without serious danger to
yourself. If you are weak or run.
down. or under strain Of any kind,
take Electric Bitters, the matchless
tonic medicine. Mrs. j. E. Van de
Sande, OF kirkland, ILL.,, writes:
'That l did not break down, while
enduring a most severe strain, for
three months, is due wholly to Elect.
rio Bitters. Use them and enjoy
health and strength. Satisfaction
positively guaranteed. SOC at all
druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
LOCALS CONTINUED

Prof. Arnett went to EstherWood
Saturday to see about selling some
property that he owns there. We
believe he contemplates buying in
Welsh, in case he makes the sale at
Estherwood.
Misses Hebert and AgulIard Of
Bell City took passage from
this place for New Orleans, Tues
day to attend the Sunday school
convention, as delegates from the
Bell City Sunday school.
W. T. McAffrey has double occa-
sion for rejoicing, his wife having
presented him with a pair Of twins
Thursday morning. The new ar
rivals are a girl and a boy. The
Journal extends congratulations to
Mr.. and Mrs. McAffrey.
Messrs. Austin and Anthony
Hebert went to Port Arthur Tues
day to inspect the bi ,n at that
city, These gentl. .nen are both
good fishermen, but they yield the
palm to Port Arthur this time.
Judge VIM. P Russell, Jr., went
to New Orleans to attend the an
nual meeting of the Knights of
Honor. and incidentally to attend
the State Sunday school convention
which was in session in that city
this week, as delegate from the
Baptist Sunday school.
Geo. Russell, who is representing
the International Correspondence
School, of Scranton, Pennsylvania,
came down from Alexandria Sat-
urday evening for a weeks end
visit at the home of his parents,
Judge and Mrs W. P. Russell, Jr.
He left Monday morning for Lake
Charles, from which point he will
again 60 north later in the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. H. Goodreau re-
turned Tuesday morning on No. s,
from Markham, Texas, where they
were called last week, on account
of the serious illness of Mrs. Good
reau's Brother, Chas. Longuet, who
passed to his reward last Thursday.
Mr.. Longuet is we'll known to the
older residents of Welsh, having
lived here for a number of years,
before moving to Texas about nine
years ago. =
A. ]. Haven and family of the
plantation, started for
Sulphur Valley, Arizona, Monday,
where they have taken home
stead and expect to make their
home in future. The Ravens came
to this country from Missouri about
two years ago and have proven
themselves to be good neighbors
and good citizens, and will be
missed by the community where
they have been living.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
The American WOman's League

Mr.. j. O. MOdesette of Jennings,
will speak in the Baptist church Tues
day. March %, at o'clock, in the in
terest of the American Woman S
League.
Mr.. Modesette has made thorough
study of the league plans and will eX-
plain them from the business man $
standpoint.
All those interested in securing a
library and reading room for Welsh,
come out and hear what he has IL say
about the "chapter house. y
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Abel EntertainS.
Nj. and Mrs. Chas. Abe 'oter-
tanned quite Il number of the Dung
folk at their home on South Adams
street Friday evening in honor Of Mrs
Abel s sister, Miss Keith.
The evening passed before the young
people realized it, andafter dainty re-
freshments were served, all went to
the depot to wish Miss Keith a safe
Journey and to express the hope that
she might again visit Welsh in the
future. One who was there.
Port Arthur Wen Each Hav
Big Fish.
While Welsh still conceeds the big
fish championship to Port Arthur, vet
she feels like she is pushing up in
that class after viewing the splendid
25 pound cat fisht mine Hoste" of
the Signal, F, A. Arceneaux hooked
out of the bayou Tuesday morning.
While our fish is not quite so large
as the Jonah devourer, of Port Ar
thur, yet it is dollars to dough-nuts it
is a heap more palatable.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Welsh Citizen Honored By Kliyh|
of Honor,

At the meeting of the Grand Lou
of the Knights of Honor, 10 New O
leans, Monday evening, our WORTH
fellow citizen Judge VIM. P. Ruixa|
Jr. was unanimously re.elaRd d
grand chaplain for the ensueing !sE|
His Welsh friends extend CO..
gratulatiOns.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
IT saved HIS Leg.

"All thought I'd lose my Leg, u
writes J. A. Swensen of Watertown,
Wis. "Ten years OF eczema, that IL
doctors could not cure. had at last
laid me up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
Salve cured it, sound and WE'LL" In
fallible for skin eruptions, eczema,
salt rheum, boils, fever sores, burns,
scalds, cuts, and piles. 25c at all
druggists.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
White Frost on Morning of 18th.

Despite the fact that according to
all signs spring is now here. there was
white frost in this section, on the
morning of the fifteenth, which YVES
sufficiently severe to blacken potatoes
that were coming up, and to wilt the
new beans. 1t is hardly likely that it
effected the fruit in this section, al
though it may have done so further
north.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Telephone Users, Attention?

Please refer to the new directory for
calling purposes, and we urgently re-
quest that you destroy the old books
when receiving the new ones. A great
many changes occur during the inter-
val between directories and much con.
fusion arises when using the old
books. Please refer to the latest copy.
New books will be printed March 10Th,
1910. Be sure to get your changes in.
Cumberland Tel. and Tel. Co.
Incorporated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Welsh Stores to Close on Good FRIDAY

We. the undersigned firms. agree to
close our places of business all day
Good Friday, March Is, 1910:
Welsh Jewelry Co.
Mrs. j. L. Mcintyre
L. r. Barbee.
R. Smith.
Southern Mercantile Co., Ltd.
Planters Grocery Co.
Bertrand.Davis Co.
Model Grocery g. Meat Market.
Fl. A. Davidson.
Welsh Furniture Store.
Signal Clothing Store. ltd
Welsh Carriage & Implement Co.,
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
Roanoke NJ

The farmers of this rici,,, {
ginning to plant their rice ~ W. I
Mrs. J. N. Booze. ", +
Berry Mrs. NicklesoD '', t., s /
Harris were shopping n IA, sa
Tuesday.
Rev. ?. F. AlIeuder 81, |
were c, visiting at the home Of q
A. Giggar last Sunday. II
Lille Hathaway and To,s sa'
were visiting at the home Of y,
Compton last Sunday.
Master IS Leo BuckIin has be-, /
sick list for a few days. vet "
The Topic for the Y. PEE l
ing next Sunday evening Il
Money a Curse OR a Bless, W.
will be led by Miss Nellie ~
Rev. W. L. childress and |
Barker were calling at the D,...
Tuesday. '''N
Miss Cora Clayton and Miss !.
Berry called at the home Of b.
R, Brigham's last SUNDAY =.
glad to saw that Rev. Brigham.
improving in health.
The Ladies Aid will meet ~.
March the Is. at the home Mis-, n
Clayton. :
Mr.. R. A. Berry and tamil, ;,
the guests of T. F. CLAYTON Ia, !,
day.
Mr., A. Mcmillan has been 0,
sick list for a few days.
The quartely meeting will BE- bv
U. B. Church at I O'Clock M
evening March 18th, 1910.
A surprise tin shower was pivsI
some Of the young people, TO Nj. +,
Mrs. FLOYD Narans on the evsujp
IIth those present we're, Nj,
Jessie Robinson, Rosa Miller, NJ
and Belle Narans and Minnie v
kins, Messrs, Press Holland, 0
McMillen, Floyd Davis, Luther ,
Dave Williams, Jess and Rov Bon
Clyde and Roy Mcclure, Oliver /,
Albert Woodland, Frank Lon
George Roberts, Noel Martin /,
Harold Narans, those preseu. np
! good time.
COUNTRY LAsSE
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1910-03-18
A Man of ErOn Nerve.

Indomitable will and tremendous
energy are never found where stomach,
liver, kidneys and bowels are out of
order. If you want these qualities
and the success they bring, use DR..
Kings New Life Pills, the matchless
regulators, for keen brain and strong
body. 25c, at all druggists.
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-27
GOLFERS READY
FOR TOURNAMENT
Annual Event for Champion
ship of Northern California
to Be Started Today
By GRANT SMITH

The annual championship tournament
of the Northern California golf asso-
citation will begin on the links of the
San Francisco golf and county club at
Ingleside today. The qualifying round
will be disposed of today. The best 16
scores will qualify for the match play,
the first round OF which will be played
Saturday afternoon The qualifying
round will be over 36 holes and can
be played Is in the morning and Is in
<he afternoon, or S6 in the afternoon
as suits the convenience of the con-
testants. Forty eight players had en-
tered when the drawing was held last
night. The entry list will remain open
until noon today.
Douglas Grant, the present holder of
the title, is in Europe, and the title
will pass into other hands The most
likely candidate is c. D. Whyte of the
San Francisco golf and county club. F.
c. Newton. former coast champion, did
not enter. Whyte's most dangerous
rivals looks to be Doctor Fredericks OF
Claremont. Jack Neville of the same
club is also conceded chance
The second round of the match play
will be played Sunday morning and the
semifinals in the afternoon The finals
over S6 holes will be played Monday
The winner of the tournament will re-
ceiye gold medal and with the run
nerup will have his name engraved on
the Shreve perpetual cup. The cup will
pass into the possession of the club to
which the winner belongs and remain
there for the ensuing year.
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ANGELS SHOW NO
MERCY ON SEALS
After a Seventh Inning Rally, Contest
Becomes a Regular Slaughter

What a trimming the Seals got from
Berry's angels yesterday afternoon. It
seemed as though the southern toss
ers were actually bloodthirsty. They
were not content TO make a legitimate
victory out of it. They insisted upon
Transforming il into a slaughter. 1t
was a sorrowfui looking bunch Of San
Francisco players that walked of the
field when compared with the bright,
clipper aggregation that started off at
3 o'clock
The southern sluggers combined all
their efforts and crowded all their ac-
tion into the last three innings Of the
game. Up 10 that time San Francisco
had it. to 0. and it looked like an
even money bet that this would be the
score at the finish, so steadily were
the pitchers working and so smartly
were they backed up by their fielders.
However the worst came sooner
than the San Francisco fans even
dreamed. and II did not take much TO
chase the entire San Francisco team
skyward
A little Texas Lacquer from the bat
OF Murphy proved TO be the match
which touched the bundle of fireworks
adsme. With one down in the sew
enth old man Dillon picked out a
pretty single 10 center field for him
self The hit and run signal was
flashed and Dillon started on a pop
fy which Murphy lifted between left
field and short Either McArdle or
Lewis should have captured the ball,
but anyhow it dropped between both
OF them.
In a twinkling the Angels were in
the game and on their way Roth laid
down a neat sacrifice, after which
Delmas laced a rafting two sacker
into the right garden. which brought
both Dillon and Murphy home. After
Orendorn had faded away Criger did
his duty with another single over sec
ond. This registered Delmas and put
the Angels one TO the good.
There was no letup to the tactics of
the sOutherners after that. They were
right back al the grind with more fire
in their eyes the next inning. This
rally also netted three runs How
ever, the Angels are not entitled TO
world Of credit for collecting the three
because the errors and boots of the
home team allowed the runs to come
in under the title Of gifts.
san Francisco's only runs were gath
cred in the fourth spasm. Then both
Williams and McArdle landed on loose
fielding by the Angels. Stewart bunted
them along a notch and little Witt
brought them in with well placed
single over the second sack. These two
runs looked swfully good for while.
Stewart did not seem to have a whole
lot, especially after the Angels began
rapidly IN the last two rounds This.
however was not so much his fault as
the fault Of the men behind him.
Score.
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First race, six furlongs-Snap, straight $500
won; Southern Gold, place s44o, second; Clint
Tucker, show $3.50, third. Time, 1:I4 2-5
Second race, hse furlongs-Jack Denman
straight 81, won; Americaneer, place. So. 10
second; Louis Katz, show $40, third Time
1:01 AS
Third race. enc mile--Donau, straight So 40
Claudia, show 50. so, third. Time L: a.
Fourth race. fve furlongs-0racle straight
S13. 80 won; Incision. place S4.20. second: Lady
0mnicant. show 1920, third Time. i:Ol Ia
straight $50. won: Merrick. place So. seq
ond DIR. Waldo Briggs, show 81 so, third. Time
1927 2-5
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards-Heine straight
SIS 60 won: Charles F. Granger. place S44 sec
ond; Markie NJ. show s3.6 third. Time :43
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(state Leaguel
State League Games
Fresno 4, Sacramento 3

FRESNO, May 26.-with the bases filed ant
one out in the last half of the thirteenth in
nlng, McDonough, the Fresno catcher, lifted the
ball over the left field fence breaking up the
longest battle of the season in this city. Sac
ramento pounded Jones hard. but fast fielding
oy the Tigers and bonehead base running by tbs
visitors slipped the crusher on several possible
runs; Hollis started the game like whiflwind
but blew up in the closing rounds
RIMS AM HITS pxr I>rNrN-o,e,
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Thornton. Home run-McDon
ough- Sacrifice hits-Fournier Murray. Thorn
ton. Stolen bases-Haley. Murray, Kelly In
nings pitched-By Heister 1-3, hits none run,
Hollis l. by Jones 6. First base on called calls.
on Hollis 3, of Hester i. Passed ball-Mc
Donough. Hit by pitched ball-Tracy by Hollis
Time OF game hours and minutes Umpire
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Sacramento 5, Portland 1

PORTLAND, May 26.-It was one man game
between Portland and Sacramento today, and
Baum Of Sacramento was the man. Portland
feund him completely unsolvable, except in the
seventh when the local boys hit him four times
and nefted one run. To make Ii all the worse,
who had been sent in to pitch, got into wordy
wrangle with Umpire Van Haltren In the first
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San Jose 5, Oakland O

SAN JOSE, May 26-San Jose defeated Oak.
land by hitting Bloomfield for extra bases AZ
the right time this afternoon. Scruggs was the
chief star for the locals, driving in the first two
Oakland from the fifth and San Jose could do
nothing with his delivery. A fuke triple PLAY
In the third saved Allegaert from what looked
ike bad batting rally.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUAfsfAR'

Home runs-Csrlisle and Coy. Two base hits
Carlisle. Wares. Lindsay. First base on called
balls-On Christian 4, on Hit 3. Struck out
By Hit 4. Double plays-R. Brashesr to
Fisher; Cutshaw to Wares; Christian to Mite
to Cameron; r. Brashear TO Lindsay TO Fisher
Time Of game-I hour and 45 minutes. Um-
pIres-Finney and Hildebrand.
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), WAsHINGToN. May 26;-Detrolt drove Reis-
defeated Washington, 5 to /. KilIian was ef
fective with men on bases. President Taft. who
interested spectator at the game sboot,
hands with all the Detroit players after the
game score r. H. E..
Detroit .;1.;;,.......:. Il J
lian and Schmidt.
BOSTON. May 26.--Numerous errors. minaled
with Boston's hard hitting gave the home team
today's game from Cleveland to g. Score:
Cleveland ..................
Boston 10 1
Batteries-Link Mitchell and Easterley: al.
cote and Carigan.
NEW YORK. May 2s. The New York Ameri-
cans took Chicago into camp today 4 70 4 al
though outbatted by the visitors. 6ree,s hitting
was responsible for New Yorks ninth straight
victory. He made Aome run in the fourth in.
ming with two bases and triple IN the
seventh when Roach was on first. Score:
R. Fl. e.
New 1ork 6 1
Batteries-Scott and Block; QUINN Criger and
Sweeney.
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fence. The other homer was made by Coy, who
smashed one over center field fence. Wares of
Oakland made up for costly bungle by getting
two two baggers, one of which netted the visit
ing team their lonely tally. Score:
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Vernon 9. Oakland 1

Los ANGELES. May 26.-ayith two home runs
ana playing an errorless game. the Nernonites
defeated Oakland today, 10 I, and broke the
winning streak of the Com mmuters. Carlisle. the
6rst man 70 bat. connected with one Of Chris
7isn's curves and sent the ball over right deld
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SAN FRANCISCO
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Delmas. Bernard. Sacrifice hits
Murphy. Stewart, Orendorh Roth. Stolen bases
-DaieF. Bernard. Howard. Murphy Roth,
First base called balls-On Crieer B. of
Stewart g. Struck out-By criger g. By Stew
art j. Time of gsme-1 hour and so minutes.
mpiFe-McCreerr.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 8, san Francisco 2.
Vernon 6, Oakland 4.
Sacramento 5, Portland L.
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
VernOn-Oakland at Los Angeles.
SacEamentO at Portland.
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American League

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-Philadelphia de-
feated st. Louis today In poorly played game,
o Q 70 o. score; R. II. E.
81, ~, LUIS ,,, '''.' ..-..'......
fulldueipuid .............. 2
.Batteries-Bailey and Killifer; Morgan and
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Seaton 2, by Baum l. by Knapp
/ First base on called balls-On Whalen /, OF
Knapp l. Two base hit--Hetling. Three base
hit--Yan Buren. Left on bases-Sacramento 2,
thirds. bv seaton Z Basehits-Of Whalen 0,
rms O.; on Seaton 6. runs s. Stolen base-Dar-
ringer Time of game hour and 80 minutes.
Unpire-Fan Haltren.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Garsbaldi. Two base hits
Scruggs (2l, Burns, Keller. Stolen bases-J.
Keller, Peters. Triple play-Scruggs to Mensor to
Townsend. Double play-Keller to Mensor
to Townsend. First base on called balls-Of
Struck out-By Allegaert 4. by Bloomfield g. by
Garabaldi i. Hit by pitched ball-T Townsend.
Passed ball-Hackett Hits-Of Bloomfield 5
in 5 % innings for runs; off Garabaldi in
2-3 inings for run; charge defeat to Bloom
field Sacrifice bits-Townsend, Peters. Time,
Of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Irwin
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CINCINNATI. May 2e.-Cleevland made a
whirlwind finish today and. overcoming two
run lead, won from st. Louis, to 8.
Score: r. II. E.
81 LOUIS .s.....--.- 80
cincinnati ~
Batteries Harmon, Corridor. Reiger and
Phelps; Suggs and Mclean. Umpires-klem
and Kane.
CHICAGO. May 2s.-Chicago frightened its
hold on first place today by defeating Phtla-
delphia to O. in a light hitting game. IL was
the eighth successive victory. Overall held the
visitors to one hit, while Chicago made only
three safe ones Errors helped the win
ners In getting runs. The Chicago club today
sold Pitcher Stack to Philadelphia and uneon
dltionally released Pitcher Mitchell, University
of Mississippi player.
Score: r. III. E
Cnlcago ..-...........s..s... 1
philadelphia = :
Batteries-0veralI and Archer; Moore and
Doom. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
PITTSBURG, May 26.-Boston defeated Pitts
burg, 4 to 1. today, spelling the steady
work of the opposing pitchers and being in
part responsible for all the scoring. In marked
contrast to the four which Pittsburg
made were the three double plays, in all Of
which Wagner figured.
Score: r. III. E
BOSTON -sss's'''s'
HIJSDufg
Batteries-Brown and Graham; Adams, Mad
dox and Gibson. Umpires-o'Dsy and Brennan
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Stockton a, San Francisco 1

STOCKTON. May 26.-For six innings Meikle
held the Boosters choked 10 death with lone
single checked up against him, but in the sew
enth the excitement occurred. Five hits netted
three runs and cinched the game though the To-
Gals added another in the eighth. The Baby Seals
led from the second inning, when a base on
balls to Griffin, a steal, and error gave the
visitors lone mark on the board.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Basehits ..... 0 0 0 o 5 x-7
San Francisco -. o 1 o o o.
Bssehits ~ 0 o o i o l.
SUMMARY
Sacrifice hits-Miller Pfyl. Hallinan. Stolen
bsses-Hallinan, Hoag, Francks, Griffin First
base on called balls-0f Kfatzberg g. OF Meikle
T. Struck out-By Kratzberg g. by Meikle 5.
Left on bases-Stockton g. San Francisco 8. First
base on errors-Stockton l. San Francisco s.
Double plays-Londell to Hallinan to Pfyl Lon
dell TO PfyI 10 Frsncks. Time of game-1 hour
and IS minutes. Umpire-Tornan.
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observation-disclosures
CALEDONIAN

CALEDONIAN club = 44th annual - UtA
gathering and games; Shell Mound rs ID ~
Grand display OF Highland dancing D
including Highland hings; reels and
sword dances for men In costumes also com
petition in similar events for lads and lassief
In costume; cash prizes viii be given TO al
children appearing in regulation Dress thert
and Irish jgs and reels for ladies and gents
weight throwing. running and jumping for val
liable medals and cash prizes. gold medal fo
Paeinc coast; bagpipe competition for the Nc
Gilvray medal; amateur events include
nth, one-haK and mile races. pole vault
running high jump, discus throwing and exhibf
ton Of javelin throwing. relay race (openl foi
race for grammar schools for solid silver cur
donated BY John o. Bells. Parties appearing
IN Highland costume admitted TO the grounds
free. Admission, soc; children, 25c Com
petItors and others please note: Games win
placed on otncial program II you want ta
know your correct Tartan. Tom Dillon. T2c
Market St. where trophies and medals ara
San Francisco Lodge OF Perfec, ~
ton No stated meeting lodge, "a
FRiRpaY e0SnSl Ms1 "a ana 1917 s9nsissPry ~
P m: Golden Gate commandety Mn
i HENRI SS 1SSfs 3scRoFT. Secretary. h
CALIFORNIA commandery No. I. K. T. mK.m
EVENING at ESQ O'Clock. Albert Pike ~ I
Memorial temple. 1859 Geary st. Re
hearsal- By order
HARRY MAUNDRELL, EN- Commander.
WILLIAM R. JoST, Recorder
AMITY lodge No, $40, q 3 A ~ "A
EVENING at 1880 O'Clock; third INK
T. WALTER WALKER. Secretary.
BALDER lodge No. 39S. r & A NJ
Third degree THIS (FRIDAY) EVEN "A.
ING, 7:30 o'clock XXX
A. LUNDQVIST. Sec IVY
LODGE halls now ready for occupancy at 1884
Market St; use OF banquet hall and kitchen.
Apply on premises.
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Louisville Results

apprentice allowance.
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club = 44th annual
gathering and games. Shell Mound
park. Berkeley, MONDAY, May so.
including Highland fings; reels and
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CINCINNATI, May 26.-Cleevland made a
finish today and, overcoming two