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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-06-09
FOB SALE-FARMS

fo-ACRE FARM On water front near city.
finest location on Potomac: Steamboat 49,
ing: daily boats: $1,000 McGHIE. ss5 5th "a
y W.
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FOR EXCHANGE

WANTED-Good work horse for EXCHANGED sS
first payment on a good building lot Tor
coiored people. COLUMBIA BUSINESS
BROKERS. rs ~ 81. n. W,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
For Sale.

TO PLAN YOUR OWN HOME
To know JUST what the money Is
spent for.
To know just what goes In the house
To eliminate speculative profits
This Is the most economical and
satisfactory way 10 secure home. ana
you can do IL on the same easy terms
that ''ready-built' houses are offered.
Arrange 20 inspect CHEVY CHASE
HEIGHTS a. 0nce-every city I'M
provement: less than half hour from
Treasury, via best car line
Chevy Chase IS the Capitals
premier suburb.
Lots on easy monthly payments.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73S 18TH ST. y. W
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE

NJ. sEGAL. ANTIQUE FURNITURE RE-
PRODUCING. REPAIRING. GIL ST n.
". PHONE y. SO y
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UMBRELLAS RECOVERED
UNFINISHED.

NJ H PHIL lit. Reliable Umbrella ana
Parasol Maker. Repairing and recovering
q speciality. Cravennette. gloria, and six 81
S0l E st n. ".
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RAT EXTERMINATOR

THEY MUST DIE outside II you use my rat
mouse and roach eXterminator. Send pos
al. viii call. a. GURALASKI. 150s 9Th st
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WITHOUT OTHER CASH PAYMENT.
50 per month viii buy handsome --roor7
orick house al Nj Rainier. Nd Just in the
maryland line. car fare. low taxes no IN
reasonable restrictions This handsome hone
contains cabinet colonial manteIs kitchen
and dining room cabinets. handsomely us-
peIeQ- and on large lot5 concrete wa k and
: minutes Iroll electric cars on r I ave
extended Also beautiful frame dvyeIIf7r
same terms J. - ROGERS Owner Nj
RAINIER. MG-- Il ave y T. Show this al
FOR SALE-COttage. rooms and bath vas
ana water t'etw-orth. preC-iesr subdiyisio-,
around Washington. easy terms Fs-ire 8 -
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 81 F St y ~
FOX COLORED-SmaI house. on . lots essv-
terms; great bargain A b CANrPPEsTT
SO lftn ST y "
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APARTMENTS TO LET
Furnished and Unfurnished.
N THE 8EAUCLAIRE. ls-5 a,h 81 y. W.
apartments ranging from one room and
bath TO ave rooms ana bath; al outside
rooms. Price from $50 10 $3.50 per month.
II YOU are looking Tor a nice apartment
FOR a reasonable sum. see them.
KEY SMITH & LETHAM, INC,
second F.o5r Front Evans Bldg.
FOR REN--Three room and bath apart
ment, rear porch; light and heat furnished.
rent So. Upper Flat. 1854 T 81 y W
CHANCE TO GET desirable apartment in
the Princeton. 1850 Y 81 y. W, al special
rent Of So for rooms and bath $50 3
rooms or SO for rooms, inspection VIII
convince <-ou.
J. JEROME LIGHTFOOT. 1904 H y. W.
1913 gTT1- ST. s. E. new s-room hats: bath
gas. range. yard, etc. Cheap at $3.50. l
FOR RENT-Flat. rooms and bath: an
modern Improvements, in business section
strictly private can l5l uth 81. y ".
FOR RENT-Desirable first noOr 5artnent-
furnished. The NiyanS,r IT23 q st y w:
until Oct. I Available at once AMY Va 1
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RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY

MOVING PICTURE THEATER site for rent.
near Midway, 18th St. building will be
erected TO suit tenant
KARRICK < METCALF. 1920 y. Y. AVE
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FOR RENT-COTTAGES

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS-C for
rent at Monterey; fine view: ali conveni-
ences. Apply c. ?. BLACKBURN. Cbarober
Of Commerce. Baltimore. Nd.
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For Sale OF Rent.

1OA oa1o u Kent
AT KENILNORTH, D. c.
FOR sale OK REM.
NEW COTTAGES AND BCNGALOWS
A. ". Il l.. D. MALLERY.
I407 r S. y. 81. Jr sos II ST. ~ y.
Phone 81 $40 OF " 30.
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WORKINGMEN'S WANTS

MEN-We are sure that you're
willing 20 save many a shilling. get onto
this Tailored, slightly used pants. vests odd
coats, $luo, 500, come a-rmuiu'. one price
only. JUSTH'S OLD STAND. GIs ID.
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FOR SALE-LOTS

McGHIESPORr RIVER LOIS. -51I0o T.. SIS
and $50 excursion 5y FRED Phillips boar
every sunday. $3.50 g. M. Rlley's wharf. SOC
round trip 81, ST. y W, KIRBY. I
FOR SALC-Thres beautiful lots Eae eIeva-
zion. EcCl shade. columbia Park B. E
p p. sacriE-=. So Room 2 80 = y W
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WHERE TO DINE.

La RACINE LUNCHEON ROOMS. &c 17th
$ B. W open all summer. Club break
T. 81. -. 20 SOC Luncheon a Ia carte. bin
,ef. SD 20 1880 SOC.
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FOR RENT-0FFICES

FOR RENT communicating Office rooms
Bond Building Inquire Superintendent. l
..ILL SCBLET three very desirable. rooms
an Colorado Bldg Apply 10 Room sol l
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FLOOR OILS

Price, l5c Bottle 50c Cal DeIlvered
FOR-STORES AND PRIVATE USE
LAYS the DUST and DOES NOT leave
the floor STICKY OF SLIPPERY. but
BRINGS out the CRAZY and GIVES the
floor a HARD WOOD FINISH. just the
thing for the floor after taking up the car
pets and mattinES.
Manufactured by ED BRINKMAN & Co.
Phone Main 3e67. Onice 363 Pa ave n W.
At All Grocery and Cigar Stores
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COLLECTIONS
RUG WEAVING

RUGS FROM WORN carpets. The OLD
LAUREL FIRM. -Z55 Ga ave. Phone North
1884 Y. and Laurel Nd.
BEAUTIFUL RUGS woven frorn Cd C7-oe-S-
rug and carpet cleaning a speciality. The
Washington Rug Weaving CO.. ofics and
works. ssl 6th 81. y " Phone Main s525.
OIL CARPETS woven iny1 handsome re-
Nerslble rugs, send postal card.
HOME RUG CO.. Onice. - 9Th 81 y E
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A CHANCE FOR DESERVING. respectable
people 10 secure neat and comfortable
homes on practically rent basis
7 VIII cause n be built OF any lot fl any
one o. Fay subdivisions in Mt Rainier. No.
any one ot the following described houses
upon substantially the terms herein set FORTH
40 IA 4-room bungalow. -fXzf IT. either
front porch; small back porch. with neat
pantry nicely papered; gss. chandeliers. and
gas stove Price SIS.
No Same as No. I, with the addition Of
cellar under whole house furnace heat at
tic with IKE flooring and stair leading
thereto Price. $3.50
No same as No ], but an additional
room. making a Groom bungalow S-Ea
No Same as No .. with an additional
room S2.115-
Terms-S20o cash. and SIS per month
OF 500 cash. and 81 per month
or $50 cash. and 50 per month
or 50 cash. and SIS per month
ConFeyanclng. recording. and certificates
Of title free
q Rainier is beautifully situated IN
Maryland, just al the District line. which
lntersects 18th 81 and r J. ave. y r. The
-anl IS high and rolling. rich soil. very fine
water. and healthy surroundings Taxes are
wiz 40 whisky allowed 20 be sold no col
ored people permitted 90 buy or rent and
no nulS1nCes % be maintained. Car service
Is unsurpassed IN or about Washington CITY
ana Is one fare or SIX tickets for sc The
properties offered are not EROWNSToNE
mansions. but neat. comfortable homes.
where respectable people. without frils and
own their homes Apply JAS C. ROGERS.
owner, Office in District Line station s4th 81
ana r ave y K. Nj Rainier. Nd. OF
cas- - So y w. City SHOW THIS AID.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
% sd.

FOR SALE-Have lot AZ Rzndle High ands.
valued 81 600, the purchaser has paid S3I7
on account, viii sell his interest n the same
Al a reasonable price. For info sInation ad-
dress r. o BOX "a. Baltimore. Nd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

KATOWlCE. Radca duohowny
Eks. prob*smlth otrzyma} list, W
kt6rym .zsdano, azehy z{o5yt ma
poozoiies; loor mr.. pod pewnym adre-
ssm v przecawnym rasi { %. zo o''
wrsz.z sWoim domem wysadzony W
powietrze.= P iisafza albo tel plsarzy
x 60 .-s 49,; a4 81.
l,stp detychczas ME wJsledzopo;
MONA -! Ia; :at6lll w1nliloskowac ca@ei pi~
sowni, .ie .sa:to jacy6: n'edorostko-
vie.
= VI" $50 -
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: :. = : -: ~:--&I I" = ~"-E~ s"a. >s%3 = EI. ! -rE:@"s
0calony drzWiamt
SHliarCi:

3>rzwi :byly' podobno goto*ede
.,txaroia ola Murray. y: AYERS
Z Transit. Bridge, n. Y. gay lego
zy+ciie zostafo: cudownie soca}one.
.,By}em W niebezpiecznem po}oze-
niu, pisze on ,,sk6ra moja by}a
niemaI z6}ta, oczy zapadfe, jezyk
oblozony, by}em wyclehczony stra..
oivszy 20 funt6w, ls 81 j Va = : sie
codzlen s}abszym.. Jadowiitta choroe
(ba watroby c,qgne1a mnie 40
6mierci ma przekore doktorom. W
ten niezr6wnane lekarstwo, Kle@~
trio :Bitters -.wyleczy}oslm,lnaie Oh:
zyska1em zgubione 20 fnntt6>w ] tee
ray jestem zdr6w j mocny''. IA
wszystkie b6le watroby merck SO
niajlepsze SOC u p. MI. 7Kowalew-
skiego, aptekarza. ~! z,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
pad1. skutk,em podkopania PREY

padl, skutk,em podkopania PREY
dcbywanliia'= . \ e; ~ to palm 1 {, \
tor j, powraoajac do Mi}o 9,y'1e po
drodse odw 'i!e,,,t, restaurae SIS, e.
Do mi. Milowic skowr9 '1a'1l, Il
'czuje. sig ~jesz q. pa si}ach, aasz & s.
do ~miejscowej larceny, gdzie WI
movat -kilks razy plenl4eeze cbxa.
lll:=sie-z aposiadauia bsnknot6w. Pc
powrocie do domu . Skowronskkii.
1uda3asie.Tdo. oddzielnege: 1pokojj9a1,
zamknq} s.e.. a. przespawssy sie do:
rama " piqtek, piepiedzy ME =
llaz4. Gzy ]e sgubi}, czy mu je' skra>
dziono --,niewiadomo, SkowrohsKi
. 80 .E- "-L -H- -. GH. - =.
rzu ,af podejrzenie ma tegoi owego,
k1lka os6b nawet aresztowano ma.
%razie, %ostateczuie jednak pieniadze
zgine}y.
-..- "~. -'@s
WARszAWA. ;sensacya q: .dnia i,
lest niezwykfa ucleczka z centralne=e
go: wlezleria, jakiei dokonali:tsso~
man Radke, oskarzoay G %wazne
przestepstwa l J6zef Krawczyk,
by1y agent ocbrony. obaj wjeznio-
vie p6zna noca z sobotY ma niedzie"
lie wpadli do k~ancelaryi wieziennej,
wyrwali ur<ednikom revolwery !
pod grozba .6mierci. zmus'li pre-
straszonych do zdjecla ss,woich mum "
dur6w :s{uzbowych.. SzxylldfW9aa!cc {; be
wieziennemu wyrxalis karabtlpq, ktt6s:
rgm 20 przebili, potem " urged
niczych mnndurach .spokojniss:. vep1u-
6clli w'ezieuie. Wdrozone s!edztwo
"a zbieg4yml :pozostalo. ma razte
be- r%ezultatu. ri: +"
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
sztuki OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, kt6ra po-

sztuki brzuohom6wstws, ktdra po~
Gs-.,S a-.-~.s~sss s-a-S44
siada. 60 1ss..,,s... .z: ID.
Nasamprzdd,krzyk do 1iodziei
giosem nateralny11e;s ~ ,s 2 -
: s.ac! a Nj roku, DO s1rselam::
Nastepnieszm1eniwszy CLOS, krzy-
knq4 powt6rnfe:
- Karol, a.blizej zpsem, bli2ej!
slova te -przsplataf:zw e
ztodzieje - upu6ciwszy work. ma
ziemle, klsli SIG ze AMI drgna' bYle :
pows,rzyma} PISA. Brzucho@6Vc' ),
kaz7ai i'm wyjsc ma ul,ce' za~otaT
sly popr4ednio pc "a siebie:
- Panic sierzancie, prosze sta
nae ma rogu! 20 ss' =
" tel ehwili nkazali GIG d~a]
zo+n,erze, wraoaiacy do 1<e 2 ?
kt6rych pomoca w~}asclciel przytrzy.
mai owych z}odziei i iodstawA ich
ma policye.
3. DRZYCIM. W n,oy z platku
ma sobote okradsiooo tate3szy skos'
c,6l, .Z|odaieje zrobili wielk'e spu+
stoszeni,, gdyzi zabrall wiele cen~
,vch nrzed m,ot6w k%o6cielnych, ;ak
1,ote i srebrne kielichy it'd. Pc z7o'
dziejacb, kt6rzy dali.s1e prawd'po-
.aoho,e na noe W kosci2le zamknae,
cam,
'~' ,,o
6vietokradcy, ktdrzy 5"iezo ooraoo
~
wall. ko6cio} W Przysiersku:
.BARsZTYN 4 centymetry d}u
60 q ~S''s
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
WIEsCI Z.OJCZYZNY
z PRUS PiOLSKIGH.

ELBLAG. : p~odstepny spos6b
w~ystraszy} zlodzieja pewien Cos
podarz z pobljskie] .ws', ktdremu i
stale gineto ze ~stajni drzewo. Przy-
twierdzii on nabity revolver
do draw tax, re gdy z|odziej drzwl
otworsy} nabdi wystrzeli}. sp{oszo
ny tym sposoben z}odziei " pre-
konuniu,zze go: 6lelzono i pozna-:
no, przyznat sic ma ID drugi dzien5d Q
why z pokora przyrzeczenlem
poprawy. Robotoik Hermann
Weight, ojciec kilkorga dzieci byf
20 :owary W miefoie, a wraca]ac ,
do domu, wslapil do pewnego gos~
oinca, gdzie zatrzyma} sic do poz~
nego wieczoru. W*drodze powrot:
nej wpadI W oiemnodcl DO rzek'
u ona}'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
wymordowaric calsj rodzlny Wa

WYmOrQOEaElc caEe1 rOQzlhy w a.
s4leKak1lahh As z=BooguussIawcu, nae do zls1s;
dotad sxel#niewinnoaal udo-.
.Madpit. Zatrzy mano 80 a aa i
we iw~ie4ieniu iabedago
daleiuRgpytYgWali. Dota1l,esaz1ddtola-
no mu jeinak niczego dowodnit.
Jedyn;e pa|oe jego maja pono mice
podobienstwo. do krwawyechtl= ode,
c,s%6w, znalezionych ma miejscu
zbrodni :
efozN 4o-'
ouia 49, oeesP ~" !, =
:"
-
o : $ 1'.e - :" "
!. p'se" "1 ~. =.
-. !, j,
P,etrzyhsklego z Berlina u. skazano
na:s lata w~iezienia. s.rzeznika No.
wick1ego z Berllua ma A=ipd{ ro1u
domlu1 :karneggo, lo1at utraty praw
honorowych idoz6r. pclicyjny, Eek
hardta .Meschkata ma diva !, p6'
roku aomu karnegc. kary poboez>
ne, z odliozeniem pc szesd. m'esisgeo99
"a ares It W 6ledztwie, ;Scbleg}owq
ma diva miesiaoe wiez,euia .a:ukry.
wan;e zwyczajne, z odliczenien
m,esiaca "a dotychczasowy a~reszt,: Z
niezamezna Ludke ma diva miesjac'
w;ezien;a.
.s
/ r ~1-0 e = reg D,,~.
hEFNo':Do*5k ~: po'1
H~ .,,<ov1roI ~ M,
kOW VIE pOO AZpu0" "S0' ~
- :: -
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
swoia dwnletnla siostryozke

sadzi} swoia dwuletnla siostryczke
Z nz1 aY@!lI1|'!ial tory wras : a d|e'tIj[e,
1esunak sisE v gotujaca wode. Chic 'l''e.
pleexestrachu uciek1. lGadY ,spo~
sss.:s fsaE HssSssss. ! = rig 81 :. u g :a.EA aas2SsH#SSiiss
atrzeaonneq.lp 90 gig stalo,==iat bylo e e
p6zno gdyz dsiecko juz ME lyle.
s5 FsSi = ~ sENFasnsHa a M ssssasss=ss=a=#s=aa s5@.zsss ~
DAB. Wielka bojke spowodowat
:rebotnik CIV Pewnei szynkowni.
Nyrsuconego: ns:sal!ce. rolicyant
questionable :odstawil do wieaienia,
= "ae -- s-r-s 5s.#
wsktorem.G aponiszczyl- swszystkle
sprzsty j tax ZIG zabarykadowa1,
ze5zsdozorc6w laden do cell wnij6c
ME m6gl.1C"x IA TO, co@dokaza1 pc
pijaneAu adotkIiwie odpokutuje po
ltrzezwemH: Nastyle. ~nleszcze6c, kt6.
re gorza}kae jul sT,owodowala, po-
winien nass~ lud sic wreszcie upa1
mieta@ ::
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

CHOJNICE. W nocy soboty
ma. nielziele powsta1 :ogleh: ma pod
= daszu. w. domu prAy ul. Dworco-
wei. z p%arazeniem w}asnego <zycia
wynl6s} 2 plcnacego domy~ Was.
ciciel drogeryi p. Hubert pewua
aziewczyne, bsdaca juz bez przy-
tomno6ci i uratowaf cd niechybnej
.&mierci.. Ma poddaszu znajdowafy
sic lokale tbiiurow We SpecYaLnej koml-
s7ii. W szelkie akta i dokumenty
sta}y sic psstwa pfomien'.
- 49,. f>- ----- ~
-SZCZECIN. Pred tulelszym
sademrl szczecihskm r~ozegra}a sic
rozprawa karns przeciw szajjce e no /:
80. &.,. ..!a. ~; ,H%
dziei, ~pokonanych przez brzuchos
midweq Pewien w%}asciciel ogrodu
spostrzeg1, 10 ktos kradnie mu sta
le .owoce. Pewnej nocy zbudzouy
basasem, spostrzeg} pod drzwiami
trey cienie, napolniajace, trey wiei-
! :kie work.. Ably schwytac z}odzie',
wpad} ma pomys} suzytkowan'a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20
=.
.. +>~---e-:S-~"l ..
- GAL1CYI
tSrkzA,y .t IT,. ..

I KRkx6r: Prnytrsymanego
w'sanin: RR4 na1"i'k'em d'kto~
Is JatbE'ft.o9noxskiego, tkandydata adj
woklaeIklilagnznBo chni Jana Putyre,
plze'wxdifesaaiioiainlsrsjjuirz do Ktakewa. Dro~
Fee y. WEie Isl Is: do 1Krak 'st oby'::
tPutyraw tov7sa'rfzzlysstvie dwoeh let-.
|nieay s=nabitymi: k%arab'nsmi, ma Y, !.
jau Rye skate. kajda1kami: Pe e
to zarradzot,o jaknajda1sjs 'daeee
srodkiostroznosci,. ce'em %przeszko,.
! dzenia u%eieozoelub komuniko waDiu
sis,z ocsobami> postronnem,. Patyrs
osadzono nazzrazie V aresztac B. Sled sc :
Eczych s4du krajowego kasneao,:fpo =
! ozem odstsawiionY zostat do Lwowa
gdzie @odGted1ie zig przeolw:n'emu:.
rozprawa q Ilczne a nies3ycbane pc:
mys}oK e faiszcrstwa dokumnent6w,
ktdre r4opelnl},
ClEszYN. - Nova szko}e poll
ska otworson,o " Ma}ych Kohozy
cash podMorawska ostrawa. ssko.
le z j 10, : Maoierz sakolaa Ksis
a,tiwa., az le q d /.
.:a>:1&- -. 1890 . .
VI o 49, Jeden re znauych||
lwowsk1oh sportemen6w podczas
niedawnego swego pobyau We Fran
cyi kupif se'b'ie: aeroplan ''Demoi
sel1ess Santos Dumonda. sportsmeng:
teu~udsj is. s j 1imy do Paryta "
celu odbycia .p1rraktykl y lataniu,
na vlos z'|: zaz q 1smierza. uraadsid " !:
lLwovie 'wsloty aeroplonu:
So g, - u.
2 Q K j..
MlkkQW4CcE .Gospodars Felix
skowrohak1;. ot5zymap SLY z zarz;sr
Ida sssYeVar.y*s%aS sosaewiakiego
ll,oG0 subli: 1s:grunt, ktdry sic sae
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1910-01-20

B + we e xtorek 20 po}ada!p
znalezion , niezywa kobiete Bran
dlox'e v sieni plzy ulioy Kluko-
-. ~ ~ -. =. 4..:.. : :.
wieck1ej. P~rzywo}any lekarz stwier !.
dill, re -umar9a wskutek obicia jejs
Kobieta xzada}as cd :swego syna PIE:
n,qdzy== ma Wiki: Prxysz}o :mlsdzy
mimi as K1}6e61, 4 syn II rzuci} mat
|ke % zisnjsfEbi}4js kopaf: noga'
mi, y Aatek55 asege "mar'a. Wyrod:
nego syna areszto Tano. Oto skut~
XII saerxoniejj s :,p re system przeciw1
po1ski ,kultaryt'. j
- --- '~-s IN - - - : tf "
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GNIEZNO: Znowd skaza}. izba
karna redaktora: :odp, ,,l,ecbs", E:
Koniecznego, na 2JO NIX. kary "a
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tiskusowi.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

NEW YORK. July 15.--In fine uphill battle
New York defeated Cleveland today. to Z.
The winning was scored in the ninth on
wild throw by Mitchell Score: r. H. e.
Cleveland ----..-.-...--.----
New York Observation-Disclosures. 10 3
Batteries-Falkenberg. Harkness, w. Mitchell
and Bemiss; Manning and Sweeney, F. Mitchell.
PHILADELPHIA. July 15-Philadephia won
pitchers battle from st. Louis today, to o.
Both Of the home teams runs were due to err
rors Lapp's record Of 10 putouts and two as
sists was made up of nine strikeouts. four fouls,
the outs of two men at the plate and the throw
ing out Of two base runners. Score: r. H <.
st. Louis. .-.-------..-- .
Philadelphia .........--....... .....2
Batteries-PeIty and Stevens; Coombs and
Lspp.
DETROIT July 15.-Washington hit Killian
hard today while Groom was effective, the re-
suit being victory for the visitors by score
Of to g. Two double plays by Detroit were
the fielding features Score: r. H E
Washington -..--..-..-.---..-..... IL Q
Detroit -....-.:...- 3
Batteries-K -Killian, Works and Schmidt; Groom
and Beckendorf.
BOSTON July 15.--Scott was knocked out of
the box in the fourth by the locals today and
Boston won its fourth straight game from Chi
cago. TO ,. Score: r H E.
Chicago .-......-.........
Boston ........ . 4
Batteries-Scott Lang and Payne. Block;
Smith and Carrigsn.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
ORDERS ISSUED
FOR Street WORK

The board of supervisors have or
dered street work done as. follows:
Rock pavement. sidewalk and red
wood curbs in Forty-sixth avenue be-
tween Cabrillo and Fulton streets; ba-
salt block pavement and cutters at
crossing of Hill and Noe streets and
granite curbs be reset; bituminous rock
pavement at crossing of Ord street
formerly Clara avenue) and Seven
teenth street (excepting a IA foot CEN
trail strip along Seventeenth street, to
be paved with basalt blocks), and arti-
fetal stone sidewalks at the angular
corners and granite curbs be reset; BIZ
luminous rock pavement at crossing
of Douglass and Seventeenth streets
excepting Il foot central strip along
Seventeenth street, to be paved with
basa1t blocks), artificial stone side
walks at corners and granite curbs be
reset; bituminous rock pavement in
southerly half of Seventeenth street
opposite termination of Corbin place.
and granite curbs, artificial stone side
walks, cesspools and 10 inch vitrified.
salt glazed. ironstone pipe culverts at
angular corners, and granite curbs be
reset; basalt block pavement in north
erly half of Seventeenth street oppo-
site termination of Temple. granite
curbs, basalt block cutters and artifi-
cial stone sidewalks at angular cor
ners, and granite curbs be reset; basaIt
block pavement in southerly half Of
Seventeenth street opposite termina-
tion of Mars; granite curbs, basalt
block cutters, artificial stone side
walks, cesspools. and 10 inch vitrified
salt glazed. ironstone pipe lculverts at
angular corners, and granite curbs- be
reset; bituminous rock pavement and
granite curbs in Clement street be-
tween Ninth and Tenth avenues.
Changing and establishing grades
as follows:
Clement street. SIXTEENTH avenue.
Seventeenth avenue, Day street, Doug
lass street, Kansas street. King
street, McKinnon avenue, Newcomb
avenue, Lane street, Polk street. Chest
nut street, Twenty-ninth street, Cas-
tro street and Valencia street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-16
Gossip Of
The Turf

Jockey Tommy Burns is planning to return to
the saddle in the near future. Since his return
from France Burns has not done much riding.
but he has kept himself in good shape by bard
work. few days ago he said that he did pce
so that be may ride at 1O3 pounds Burns
thought that he had lost none Of his old tins
ability in the saddle and that he would Be able
to ride with the stars Of the country. A veil
known turfman said OF Burns that be lasted
longer a rider than any other boy in tbs
country Tommy began his career with John W.
Schorr when he weighed but IS pounds aad soon
attracted attention BY his riding He met With
much success in the Schorr colors and rode foe
cluding the late W. o. whitney. Burns decided
to try the racing in France after he had grown
game abroad Guy Burns. a brother o. Tommy.
is riding with success on the Canadian ctrcufe
for John W. Schorr.
". G. Yanke thought il would be a good idea
to give his horses rest and shipped them to
Saratoga last week The Forsythe stable isfs
That accounts for Bud May having charge OF
jockey A. Thomas during the Empire City meet
Ing the boy being under engagement to Forsytns-
Gemmen. one Of the cIeversst sprinters that
ever ran at Emeryville, sold By A. L Kirby
to l. o. Eccles az Latonia-
The windsor meeting will open today with ths
Frontier handicap as the feature .as
Flying Footsteps. winner Of the Fort Erie Sell,
ing stake carried the colors Of r. J. Maekensis,
Emeryville. Ed whyts. trainer for the stable.
claimed her out Of a selling race
William Walker continues TO figure when Il
comes to bidding up horses. He advanced the
price of Dullcare from 81 600 to S1.4Oo az Empire
City. but John j. Hyland retained her for Owner
Fleischmann-
Winfield s. Williams. known in turf circles 9
Wink. died at Lexington few days ago. He
was the son of Captain J. T. Williams the vet
eran turfnan. During the spring nesting ss
Lexington Williams. who was % years old. was
stricken with paralysis and was in the hospital
until his death occurred.
SANDOwN PARK. Eng, July 15.-The Eclipse
stake OF 10000 soyereigns for and year eids.
distance mile and a quarter, was run hers
today.
II was a splendid race and resultedsin dssd
heat between the~Derby winner, Lemberg,e sHd
Neil Cow. ridden by Danny SIsher- ths -Arasr1csr
jockey Plaeidus finished third The stake
divided Six horses
The Great Kingston. year old plate OF 500
sovereigns. for > years olds. distance dvs fur
longs. was won by n. P. Whitney's Borrow.
Brsxted was second and Charles Carrolrs Queen
III third. Eleven started.
BUFFALO, July 15.--weights for the 500
Dominion handicap. TO be run July 30 az the Fort
Erie racetrack when the Niagara racing assoois-
tiOn opens it's second meeting. were announced
here today. Fitzherbert was given the post OF
honor with i3S pounds.