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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-15

Back % tAe slew, dreamy waltz of
days gene sSs
Strike ee che same aaagte tempo
and even gsllega'
To the rubbish heap with barn"
dances and al such travesties of true
terpsiehorean art.
Such Is tho dictum of the United
Professional Teachers of Dancing in
convention at the Great Northern hotel
IN Chicago last week.
The frenzied pace at which the
average American lives has well nigh
ruined his conception of the poetry of
motion. Once upon a time dancing
was the embodiment of grace-about
100 years ago. Today it has degen-
Grated in nearly every form to a fran
tic dervish-like whirl in which is
neither grace, nor beauty, nor a
shadow of poetry.
Back
The professional dancing teachers
shout it in tones of authority. Back
to the days of 1910, that dancing may
not perish off the face of the earth.
A Waiting couple in the average
dance hall today is nothing more than
a spinning top, whirling in breakneck
fashion until it tires and runs down.
About the evolutions of a two-step
there is as much grace as lies in an
old fashioned jumping jack that flop
ped in spasmodic, jerky fashion up
one side of a brace of sticks and down
the other.
And as for the barn" dance-it
doesn't belong anywhere else.
Dancing must be piloted safely back
to the languorous, lackadaisical mood
that marked the minuets of 100 years
ago.
why, I am surprised at the condi-
lions as I've found them TO exist, "
said w. F. Drawn, member of the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-15
Rock Island Wood Works

Manufacturers Of sash. doors,
stairs and mouldings. Dealers in
glass, builders hardware and
makers of everything in mill
work. Cor. 18th Sc. and 9th ay.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1910-06-15

Davenport Motor Company
Manufacturers of
GASOLINE ENGINES.
All kinds of Repairing done; sta
tionary, Marine and Automobile.
Second hand Gasoline Engines and
Automobiles bought and sold.
A. G. PETERSON,
525-527 w. End St, Davenport Iowa
Old phone 1434-Y: Res. phone 1694-L
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
000ARG 00sK
ps..ssa H.-~s-f

fHftHAH t-ff&s"t
A pEspo-stson has been lasacssd
BY the Ae.a Coansy business As-o-
esssson lsoksng b. ths eo.lItssa 81 the
various commercial organizations 81
Western Cosorsdc snio one large
body Ga tho parpo-e 81 better hand
hing abe booster proposstloa ier this
sscs,on ot the state II the Mesa
Cosnsy Business Association ~ .bs9
eas1gh b. orgsnIze all the Western
ssepe alane these hines u viii be a
grand WORK u p 10 dsse the people
af No one section have shown them
selves bag eseagh ior thss sort 81
work t,Eeanszatlons &c the people
who olfcialsa them have always been
too narrow gage The ARTICLE IN the
Grand JsnetIan DAILY News which
tells Of this proposed movement only
mentions Mesa. Aaptross. D.slta and
Garheli eosnases That aas he all
right fur traIt aud sugar beets, bsi
v hai rs the matter with Gsnnison
and o.rsy counties Are they too.
not worthy of our co-eperatios
Come now let make IL a. ble aud
bread as the Western Slope
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Superi.1esiesf's Reesss

To the Hon. Mayor and Board of Trus-
tees of the Town of Gunnison. Cole.
! herewith submit my report as sup
erintendent of the Municipal Light 4
Water Plant for the year enGing March
81, 1910.
In calculating cost ! have taken the
cost items from the report of the Town
Treasurer for the current year. 1t has
been the custom to divide the cost items
equally between the Light Plant and
the Water Plant. have no means of
separating them as ! do not keep the
books.
The following is the record of the
Water Plant.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
NDvCasusGnExy
ks1iEs = Csuluasosss

Sealed proposals will he received
by the Board Of Trustees OF the
Colorado State Normal School at
Gunnison. Colorado. until noon ON
Monday, May 2ad, 1910, for the
erection and completion Of build
ing for the State Normal School and
detached boiler house for the
same to be erected at Gunnison,
GunnIson County, Colorado
Plans and specifications for this
work may be seen at the following
Offices, to-wit: Mr.. S. z. spencer,
president Board Of Trustees, at Gun
nison, Colorado; Geddes d Serrie,
Continental Bldg, Denver, Colorado,
and at the Office Of the Architects,
Cooper q Robertson, l03-ll5 Pope
Block, Pueblo, Colorasy.
Bidders must include the follow
ing alternate figures in their propos-
ais, to-wiI:
The reduction in cost If sandstone
Illuminated Red is used in all work
specified to be in granite, except the
steps.
The difference in cost If LamiGat-
ed Red Sand stone or Almont sand
stone and rabble backing is used in
all saperstrscture wallis specified to
be Of brick.
The reduction in cost if concrete
steps are used where granite steps
are specified
The successful bidder will be re-
qalred 10 complete the bsilding ON
or before November 18th next and
10 inssre the building until its ac-
ceptance by the Architects.
Al proposals mast be addressed
10 Mr.. s. p. Spencer, President Of
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
4 We1nD IA

Ca this page the town treasurer q
Gsnnison has pssbisshed. according
10 ias. financial Summary Of the
years business The town eouBcil
has also asseated o. the pablle..tlon
an addition, II complete reoord ID
bills paid for the year, snch as !, ls
customary Tor the eesBtv 10 print
sesal annually THIS record an
clades every warrant drawn. %
whom drawn aud what for Ii gives
each taxpayer a chance 10 see where
his money goes aud keeps him la
formed as - the progress Of cur ex-
pertinent IN municipal Ownership Of
the light and water plant, the pride
Of the city
News Champion believes this is a
splendid idea, and one which Will IN
time be adopted by every town in
Colorado. In fact bills 90 make
such publication lawful passed the
house at the last Legislative session
IN Denver. and will undoubtedly be-
come Law next year
Not only this but similar laws re-
sarding publication Of warrants by
school district officers will be passed
The people who pay the money are
entitled 10 the knowledge. Ii is
along the line Of modern publicity
in municipal affairs and with all
public business
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Estate ~ Thomas 4, Walters. deceased.
The undersigned. having been appointed ad-
ministratrsx of the estate of Thomas I Walter,
late of the County Of tiunnison. in the state of
Col. deceased, hereby gives notice that she will
appear before the County Court of said Gunni-
son tiounty. ut the Court Mouse IN 6unnIson.
in said County, ON Monday, the 18th day Of
June. A. ID. 1910 at the hour 81 40 o'clock A. N
of said day. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified aud re-
quested To attend for the purpose of having the
same adjusted All persons indebted to said
estate requested To make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned
Dated at eiunsison, Colorado, this 9th day 81
April. A. ~. lsi0.
ELIZA j. WALTERS.
Administrators of the estate Of Thomas I. Wal
tiers. aeces sed.
Dates published April -. June 3. Isln.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
leeN NuciToxs.
sssKsIFs sam

State csf tuioraiy.
County oi tsunBisau.
ny virtue - . Wrif ~ exsuufan 10 me aircct-
ed from thc Count, Court oi tsunnlsun uunts
oiarasi1. favor of Nm. Hogan, Plaintiff.
" ". " tlatcalt aud ;. v. Outcislf b,4fansi-
auis 1horeln. l. faf Hsulnn. a. >lorif. am
directed and commanded b. make the sum of
Ihrse Hundred aud Ihrec aud a. 10 Dollar.
debi or damages. aud Nine aud q 30 Dollar
css-is of -ast. ta<ether with Interest tisereon
from the sith das Uf March lsi's. aud all sauru-
Ine c~sts.
Now. tharrfure. IN pursuance of said com.
mand. aud of the levy masl. the ilth day OF
February. iai. upon the tssllowing de-cribed
prouerty. the proporiy uf said defendant.
of the south East Quarter aud the south West
Quarter Of south East Quarter 81 section ~.
Township Forty mine ~ North Range oBe "a d
West aud the south West Quarter Of the south
Nest Quarter 81 SECTION Eighteen u and the
North West Quarter ~ the North East Quarter.
aud the Vest half of the North West Qua rser.
aud the North East Quarter Of the North West
Quarter 81 section Nineteen lla Township
Fifty so North Range tine lll East. together
with all water water rights. bitches. dsscreed
water rights aud ditch rights upon used upon
or connected with said land. all being in said
tiunnison county. Colorado. all of which so
much thereof ~ may be necessary. shall ex-
pose TO public sale ON the 9Th day Of MAY. A. ID.
1910. at the hour of ~ O'Clock IN the forenoon.
at the v est front door Of the Court house in
6unnison. Gubnison County. Coiorado. to the
highest and hest bidder Tor cash.
PAT HANIO>.
sheriff.
Published Apr,l is-Msy 8. lsi0
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

ske i,ue-d of Trpsaas-. Gsnss-s.n.
Cosxsxao.
t.~ssa psssea~.a ns.ss s~ sGuss@ps&-
sG ~ . ccEtfseG cssack - sh< sam
) per c.sf os she anss.sss ~ she pro
pu-ssl- fss the ~oEs s@ -Eesahed-
THIS ci.sas ~sl be h.r..aea .ss..s--
she -seas--srl nsass.s ~ha-e sso'px~-
- ~ seepsea~ enseT- .sIo eoairscs
iss she ~srk xsfhsn tve asS- siser
besng sossised 81 abe acceptance ID
hss psepa~..l sna esses sooa sse
satisfactory bqna az the -ssTa os s,sl
per cent q! the contrsct pH'ee
The t,oara II Irs-sesss reserves
the r.xhs b. reJecs any 90 al tsas
oT prpPs~.ss-.
Dated ai C,uBnisSn. Cul.sssSlo. shs=
lsth aay It April. lal9
JoSErH III CaAISs.
JoHN A >TEELEf
>AG'L y >rsNcER.
trustees "a tl.e state Normal >chOol
l6-l7. at GsnBi-on Colorado.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
Business Cards.
:. 80. - vss:,PsS 90
M First ualicaal oaak
osrUDsooN. COsA
DssablioheA isss
O1UoA ossUao 80 Us~s. .s-s VvuNo

lssUaD n1SMsy Orders Payable at Per
Aegvhere IN the UntteA otstao .,
~ following rates:
- Same nui exceeding -. SEQ cents
0Voa 30 snd rot exc'din9 -. 10 cents
- ~ end ns4 oae'1ia6 o..1e Ooo0
4S0 ~ end not exc'din0 50. .2e eenls
- ~ oal 80 eHe' ding lee. - Soats
4guo eume at the oAmo eoeto.
- - ~ cheapest and RGu1 OoavOn-
b GSfH nv Il.
Alse issuss messy srasrs Davsbls n
e0r04UA countries.
Pay0 the Hlshest laarA9a PY4oe ~
CDTttfieotos
Leens snA Discesats - naassaoA,s
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Old papers zte . huo1rs4
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
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Denver News


IL seems To the News that Govern
or Shafroth has made an unanswer-
able argument in favor of state con-
troll OF water power as opposed to
federal control The governor points
out that the laws of Colorado relat-
ing 10 water are far in advance Of
the laws of the nation. Colorado
has thrown away the ancient doctrine
of riparian rights, and makes use OF
the sole test Of private ownership Of
water. The power sites OF this state
are 20 numerous that their monopo-
hzstion is almost inconceivable; and
If . monopoly were accomplished, the
ssate has the right, the power ana
the inclination to step in and fix the
rates which such monopoly could
charge.
Under these circumstances the in
reference of . federal bureaucracy
seems needless impertinenee.
Old paDePa 20 n huDnRQA
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

tigssecleansne. carpet cleaning
and laying. wes'dcuttIaC. a specially
Of lawn c.ftIng aad keeping. m TACT
all kinds IT Iob work by the hour.
Headquarters a. the Graf mousse.
GuBslson. h A MCCstLF8
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29
s~ssCs 80 lsssssssks sAE.

Published apr,l is-Msy 8, isw.
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

lnlQ00oobee eO De Weo|
4 Is 1pmix - h ~A s1e 6aE. Z thel
jAs~s* ouaaAeA t0 aa ~ SAnin ts sh<I
ts~s - sz1,sx. sskT ehe CGnnQnracx& tS&eekee
)s1s1 6sn eke ~ 4 lE>A Gace eacA ~, s.ssFI
- - $500 a.DA ~. : susak ~ aa|
e ~@n = a6g ~ sm1 lnEae- Ak|
R.ak = - -: IL - IcAEe. IzAN.j
Gunnison news-champion., 1910-04-29

Clarence Aeams
Furniture and Qseensware Tee
phone Ne ca
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
JEFFR|Es IS PICKED TO
WIN IN TWENTY ROUNDS
Bedford City Man Says World
Expects Big Fellow to
Whip johnson.

i pick Jeffries to win. but it's gOfnH|
to be hard fight from start to ~
ish." said Mr., Sidney Robertson, OK
Bedford City. who lis spending some
time in Richmond.
Mr.. Robertson, who was formerly
heavy tobacco buyer, has made III
speciality of sports as a pastimo for
number of years, and fs perhapaS
the best posted man In the State ~
the subject, and particularly puGtl-3
ism.
Yes. sir" he continued, its G0sIxxs
to be long, hard fight, and John
son is going to give a good accoumkl
of himself. Johnson Is very quick a56E
has all sorts of endurance. However.
Jeffries will enter the fight to VIM
because he knows the eyes OF thes
world are upon him aral expects him
to take the championship belt from
the negro.
1T was six years ago when I las<l
saw Jeffries. He stopped by Bedford
City to see an old friend at the k:lks'
Home, He was way out of condition
In those days well remember that
he and ] weighed on the same scales
when he was there. He tipped them
at go and | went 1t for 235. Now.
Jeff la down to 220 or therenboutG.
and they ray he is in the pink OF com
dition. He has my best wishes ih)
the coming fight. for he is gOOd
chap personally as we'll as gu0d
fighter"
Mr. Robertson looks for the fight ~
last at least twenty rounds, with -
knockout for Jeffries about the end ofI
that period.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
CREWS ARE BOTH
RESTING ON OARS
Prepared for Annual Clash on tho
Thames-Record Crowds Are
Expected.

NEW LONDON, CONN. June 41s1
TWO groups OF husky oarsmef. ~
at Red Top. that swears alie4tAn0G
Old John Harvard, and the other &&
Gales Ferry ready to do or die Tor
the late Elihu Yale, are literally
resting on their oars to-day In prep
aration for to-morrow's annual brush
on the river Thames.
Harvard still rules the favorite IN
the betting on the big race. but tho
Yale adherents are far from down..
cast
Given a pretty day tomorrow. the
races win be witnessed by the lar9set
crowd that ever gathered along TIM
Thames Already the old town n
filled and every train Is bringing Ad~s
ditions. Scores OF yachts are aS,~s
chored In the Thames, conHpicuou9
among them being the big black Cor
sair Of ]. Pierpont Morgan.
The first struggle between Yale ana
Harvard will come this Afternoon,
when freshmen tours will engage IN
mile ana half race. This y ~
added event and is not arousinG much
interest.
The program for tomorrow, whoi~.
IL dependent upon weather comb
tions, provides for the varsity -four
and the freshmen races Tomorrow
morning, each at two miles. and tn
big race late In the afternoon. prob
ably not before s o'clock. Thu vAr.E
xity -four will be started at the four
mile point and rowed upstream ~ -
half way point. from which place ~
freshmen will start and row over ~
remainder the course. The varsity
eighths will row their four miles
downstream.
The course viii be patrofled Nv
four revenue cutters, the GrexhAtnl
and Acushnet being already on ~
scene.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

LYNCHBURG, VA, June 2s.-The
Richmond Colts broke even here yes
terday in two great games. The score
in each was TO l.
Ferbout who twirled the first game
for Richmond started out in excellent
form but weakened In the ninth and
allowed the locals to score two runs.
enough to win the game. Griffin
twirled consistently and held the wish
tors to four hits.
In the second game Richmond turn
ed tables on the Shoemakers. Revelle
twirled the game and was in great
form. He did not allow a hit until the
eighth inning and allowed only three
hits in the game. He would easily
have scored shut-out except for a
bad heave by Baker in the ninth
Both games were exciting and we'll
played on both sides. The score:
El0GT CANE
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
RENO IS ALIVE
WITH FIGHT FANS
In Only Six Days The Greatest
Battle of Pugilism Will Be
Fought.

JOHNSON'S TRAINING QUAR-
TIERS. KICKS RESORT. RENO,
NEW, June 29.-Only six days to wait
for the great event for which lovers
OF the lighting game have been pre-
pairing themselves mentally and finan-
cially ever since Jack Johnson land
ed that wallop on Tommy Burns chin.
December 20. 1908. at Rush Cutter
Bay, n. y. w
Only six days to wait for the fight
OF the century" between the greatest
white man that ever contested under
Queensberry rules and the greatest
negro gladiator since the days of gal
liant old Peter Jackson, admittedly
the greatest fighter the race ever pro-
duced.
Reno Is alive with the cream of the
sporting world and more are coming
day by day. Never before has rail-
way men been confronted with such
a problem. without sufficient track
age. the ingenuity OF the traffic depart
ments viii be taxed TO the utmost TO
get the many special and extra trains
into the city and out again, TO make
room for dozens that will follow.
SIX days more and Reno will be
fllled with thousands of visitors Some
have money. others have not. Mil
and swap opinions with them. Glass
has been cast to the winds and every
one meets everyone else on the same
plane.
Ii looks now as IL Jack johnson viii
enter the ring within few pounds
of the weight he originally figured on,
zl0 pounds. He has been singularly
fortunate In holding his weight, de-
spite the predictions and the apparent
losses he sustained. The fact that he
will do no work save shadow boxing
after Thursday gives him an oppor-
tnnity to pick up few pounds before
the fight. With avery effort being
made TO divert Johnson's mind from
the fact that he has an important
engagement next Monday, the camp
at Kicks resort 10 lively az an In
terrupted st. Patrick's day parade. The
champion works overtime at his IA
vorite instrument. the bass violin,
and the camp song birds NIL the noun
tain air with melody. Mock trials and
merriment, and to-day's baseball game
between the newspaper men and camp
followers. with johnson doing the UNI
piring, Is intended to keep the big
chunk OF chocolate from getting fret
full.
Opinion Is divided over Johnson's
COnultfOn, tbs IOitoWeTS say ne ~
better than ever. Others don't fancy
his style Of work, an dcompiain that
his style Of work. and complain that
he shows speed only at intervals.
There IL considerable truth In the
latter statement. When sparring
johnson cuts loose only when stung
by one OF his sparring partners. At
other times he Is content to block and
stop punches
johnson will 60 through his train
Ing stunts Thursday for the moving
picture men. He Will spar. skip rope.
punch the bag. shadow box, run past
the machine as II doing road work
and possibly wrestie bit. The cham
pion can be depended upon to put up
q good show. He Is always accomfno-
dating when publicity ia at stake.
Even in the fight johnson can be
depended upon to remember that the
machine u stirring In the corner. and
a. long A ne can BE- Will be graceful
and picturesque.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
Tuesday s Races
Iatonla Rrsutts.

% First race. purse 3300. four ana ~
half furlonEs-Mona Lisa, flt1<s
Princess Pomona. second: Dainty
Maid, third. Time. :56 LIS
Second race. selling, purse 140os
six furlongs--OrienlAnib, first: 0ttUII3.
Gland. second; Jacobite. third. Time
t:1s rs.
Third race. selling. purse 9s0e. oIkel
mile and seventy yards--Dicdon. nroet
zahra. second; Rowland Otis. third
Time, 1:49 As.
Fourth race. purse $500, ave AAM
half furlongs~-Lochiel, first: Alt&Ms
A. Dale, second, Golden Eggs. thtr6
Time. 1908 les. lss
Fifth race. handicap. pufse $780,
six furlongs--Hanbridge Arat: 1ak~
rick. second. Emperor, William. thiR6s
Time, TIA Is. II
sixth race, selling, purse e3O0. n1tln
and sixteenth--BhAp etale. Mr1ks
Plantland. second: 6tickef. third
Time, 1:4s as. sssss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
Portsmouth

Summary; Runs--Rtckert Hooker,
Laughlin. Earned rsns--Danviile, 2;
Stolen bases--Sullivan, Hooker Sac
rificc hits-Griffin t3), Laughiin CD.
Two base hits--Rickert. Bowen.
Home run-Laughiin Double plays
Priest 10 Castor TO Schrader; Kun
kle to Bowen. Left on bases--Dan-
Vile, 4; Portsmouth, 3. First base
on balIs--Or Vail. 4. Struck out
BY Fanwell. &: by Vail, 6. Hit by
pitcher--Booe. Passed balf~-Smith.
Time OF game-1:S0. Umpire-Pen-
der Attendance~-4e0.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
DANv|LL FINDS
PORTSMOUTH EASY
Truckers Are Banked and Only
Two Runners leach Second
Base.

DANVILLE, VA, June 29.--The
Truckers were easy for the Bugs mere
Yesterday ana never got a man past
second. Only two men got that lar.
an~eii Was an sreat form and heia
tne VISITORS ~ four scattered hits ana
was effective az ali times.
vail twiried good game for Ports
mouth, holding the Bugs 10 i've bits,
Dut the inability Of hts teammates to
connect with faEHeii's ,deisery lost
him the game. The score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
EMpORIA, June 2s.--The Drewry-
VILE baseball nine played the Empo-
ria nine In q matched game Monday
evening in our town. The Emporians
were victorx. the score being IA to
I, which does not, however, signify
that the Drewryville nine are poor
players
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

Wednesdays Schedule.
Philadelphia at New York.
Brooklyn at Boston.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Chicago at st. Louis.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
Richmond,

Summary. Sacrifice hit---LAndgrnf.
Stolen bases--Hoffman, sharp and
Wallace---First base on errors---Rich.
mond, 2. Left on bases-Lynchburg,
4; Richmond. 6. struck out--by Sex
ton. 2: by Revelle, 9, Base on bale
off Sexton, /: or Revelle, 3. Hit ~
pitched baii--Hoffman. Time. ASA.
Umpire, Mr.. westervelt.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

First race. lightweight hAn1l1(
three-year oids ana up 41oe ~
six ana q half furlohgs. main t
Shannon. nrst: MAeAstne. se<eu1
West. third. Time, i:1o - 4
Second race. two-year-olds
Tonga, turf course. 800 aA4e
print, firSt, Gold Of Ophfh
HeatAgon. third. Time, 1:I&
Third race, thrse-ysar-oIdo ~
$500 added, mile fisciillos
uncas Chief. second; HamGAp4
third. Time, l:to.
Fourth race. the turf ste41
year.olds. $4,000. five and -
longs. Futurity course
Textile. second: FOotpr1n
Time. 1907 f.6.
Fifth race, handicap,
oids and up, eseo Aaaa1s
quarter On turf course 3eN
first: Euperstlti6n, s6ccN1
third Time. SOS 40, Isl
Sixth race. selltnGs ton1
and up. esee An4e&s ~
eiwhth mlloo 1nn1e4f ~
AZ DIxo1A eeoe< ~
thlx4 1imAs 1Ie7
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
EVEN BREAK WITH
THE SHOE MAKERS
Colts Take One and Lose One in
the First Double Header of
Season.
REvELLE WINS HIS
Verbout Loses First Game by Raj
ly in Ninth Revelle in
Form.
REvELLE WINS


Lynchburg, 2; Richmond. first
game).
Richmond. o; Lynchburg, l (second
game).
Danville, 8; Portsmouth, 0.
Norfolk Roanoke, rain.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
How They Stand.

Wednesdays Schedule.
New York at Washington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Detroit.
| st. Louis at Cleveland.
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II was reported that he would tap j
big fellows arm to-day. xs%
Buns continue to drop on &XlIy$
train and the tough mugs" VI NE
seen around the gambling homes n(1
enough to scare the money ont u IT.
tenderfoots pocket, even before ~ N<
had a chance to place bet. The 1M1(
to the breaking point and the saclke<
are going broke. VI "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

NEW YORK, Juns ss.--Ths Har-
ward and Yale baseball teams chose
their captains for next season last
night. Charles r. Mclaughlin. pitch
er ana first basenan, 10 tN0 new Grim
son leader, and Allen 4. Corey, Fon
Of William Ellis Corey, Of TIM United
states Steel Corporation, was elected
captain OF the Blue nine. He plays
right field.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29
ysnderb,lt,a Horse wins.

PARIS, June Pew. X. Wander
bits Ripolin was the winner OF the
Prix d'Aigremont, selling event OF
$500, distance one mile four and one
half furlopgs.- at Maisons Laffitte.
IN the Prix d,Essai des Pouliches,
Tor tMp-year-old fifftes. of $1,000. cis-
lance four furlongs, Franz Gould's
1arretierre finished third.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-29

6OUIf8fM LEWRUbt
At Atlanta. Atlanta, 3; Memphis, o.
AT Montgomery: First game--Mont-
gonaery, /: Birmingham, 0. second
Birmingham. 10; Montgomery,
D.
At Mobile: Mobile. 1. New Orleans.
Al Chattanooga: Chattanooga
Nashville game postponed. rain.