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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-03

the Southwestern Interstate Coal 0per-
ators' association; DIR. j. A. Holmes,
mining expert of the United States
geological survey. aud ID. w. Brunton.
president OF the American Institute OF
Mining Engineers.
The work OF this committee Will be:
To investigate the causes OF accidents In
mining.
! To collect information relative to safe
/ guards against mining accidents.
4 TO look into the need OF improving state
laws and unifying such laws requiring
mine owners TO introduce all reasonable
means for ventilating and otherwise safe
guarding the lives OF miners.
| To investigate means OF saving life aft
er accidents have happened through pro-
viding apparatus now used in Germany
and France for rescue crews and to advo-
cate the training OF such rescue crews.
To publish and circulate widely Illus
trated literature showing safeguards
which may be advocated IN mining and
apparatus to safeguard rescue crews
To work FOR the establishment OF fed
ersl mining bureau to encourage the in
PRODUCTION OF life saving devices.
Committee on Wage Farmers lnsur-
ance.
George w. Perkins, chairman. This
committee Will inquire into the need
OF amending state laws ON employers
liability with view TO securing uni
form provisions looking toward com
pensation In case OF accident. Ii will
look into means OF preventing acct
dents In all commercial and manufac-
turing enterprises and investigate the
need for uniform legislation covering
employers voluntary sick, pension and
death benefit associations.
Committee on Pensions For Public EN-
ployees.
Hon. William Il. Wilcox. chairman.
The object of this committee will be
TO investigate existing and proposed
plans for old age retirement funds for
civil service employees aud 10 look into
the need for municipal. state or fed
eral legislation 10 provide for such
public employees.
Practical Means For Relief Sought
The federation recognizes that. at the
best. progress must be slow. but II de-
sires. IL possible, TO avoid prolonged |
tl u ilht hdAuIt W iupNt /
of Germany and that we may profit by |
results there. thus securing speedy |
remedy for employees for injuries re-
reived In the course of their employ !
ment which wifi be fair to employees |
and their employers and just TO the
state"
At the federation's annual meeting /
there were clearly brought out what is
being done abroad. modern improve
ments In the United States In the way
II initial efforts, involving progress In
the last ave years. and what Is lacking
to lessen the hardship from the hazards
II industry.
The evils OF the present system OF
employers liability. Its weakness and
the foreign substitutes for 1t were dis
,ussed. all agreeing that the present
system is intolerable. Thus there was
furnished information upon which to
base the work OF these three commit
tees toward securing sane and prac-
tieal means Of relief.
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anticipated. The newly cut grass was
spread about. as is the case on all
farms, to allow it to dry, so that it
might be placed i'll the barn. The
judge as he glanced over the meadow
was displeased. He showed it. Turn
ing to the hired man, he said to him:
1T seems to me that your methods
are very lax. Why are you not more
particular in scraping up the hay? All
over the field you have left little drib-
blings"
The hired man looked hard at the
judge and then answered, why, that
is the crop"
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BIG FUTURE FOR LABRADOR.

GrenfeII Thinks It May Become Inn
portant Source of Food Supply.
That Labrador may become an i'm
portant source of food supply. export
ing large quantities OF meat. cereals.
etc. as well as her present fish ship
ments, is the opinion of DR.. Wilfred
Grenfell. the noted missionary, author
and lecturer. DR.. Grenfell and his
bride, formerly Miss Clanahan of Chi
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curinn Ham bx EIeotrieity.

Ham may be cured by electricity, ac-
cording to report made at the pack
ers' convention at Chicago, and lasts
several years. The meat is put into a
vat OF brine. and an electric current is
passed through the vat
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MOVE FOR GOOD
OF EMPLOYEES
Elan to Lessen Hardship From
Hazards Of Industry.
THE LINES OF WORK PROPOSED
Civic Federation Has Appointed Com
nittses on Prevention Of industrial
Accidents, Compensation and PEN

The dominant ideas at the annual
meeting OF the National Civic fedora
ton. held In New York city recently.
were the necessity OF increasing means
for preventing Industrial accidents and
that the present antiquated employers
liability laws must give way TO sys-
TEN OF compensation. At this meeting
leading employers with humane incli-
nations and national labor leaders with
the needs OF their followers In mind
were agreed that system more in &c.
cord with an enlightened policy must
be secured. The immediate outcome
OF this Joint effort In discussion has
been a program OF actual work result
ing In the appointment by President
Seth Low of the following three com
mttees:
Committee on Prevention Of Mining
Accidents.
John Hays Hammond. mining engl-
neer, chairman: John Mitchell. former
president OF the United Mine Workers
OF America; Samuel Mather. producer
of iron ore; James Elliott, president OF
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ovERRULED JUDGE PEcKHAM
Hired Man Differed With Supreme
Court Justice About Hay Crop. kin,

Court Justice About Hay Crop.
The late United States Supreme Co
Justice Rufus w. Peckham owned
picturesque farm at Altamont. a sh
distance from Albany, n. Y, where
died. His family spent their SUNNI
at this farm. which was contiguous
the farms Of several other wealthy
bany families. One evening the JUG
took turn about his farm. The hir
man had cut hay during the day. L
crop was not as bountiful as it mig
have been or as great as the judge h
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arations are apt to do.
E. c. Dewitt G. Co., Chicago, H.:
want every man and woman who
have the least suspicion that they
are afflicted with kidney and blad-
der diseases to at once write them,
and trial box of these Pills will
be sent free by return mail post
paid. Do 1t to-day.
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king.
such men as these-pro-
inst the scum of Asia, and
Ip our countrymen keep the
lifted unto us by Washing
II keep brightly burning on
IDS the sacred fire of liberty
Up you to bring to perfection
can model of government" "
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For sale by B. B. Davis
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1910-02-03

place the AAAAAAAAA
ally, one Z
&C.; E; 6: i; ::' McNISH;
dropping il
which hold 4
centers artt, Idaho I
bits which
now hnttnr
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pIoyees.

Hon. William II. Wilcox. chairman.
The object OF this committee will be
TO investigate existing and proposed
plans for old age retirement funds for
civil service employees aud 10 look into
the need for municipal. state or fed
eral legislation TO provide for such
public employees
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TtSSWHt sErrs 1IVs RUE.
- La~r~a-- n~at-a N-ssI, . atns's..
hut Iaa- Ntshap

NNs,urarFu. Mass july - Tts sea-
-,.HH-a ,up defender Mass, hu--it. 10
faafs.l N" ,haIl-ns.r ~ tasr-ns . hy nearly
minutes .u fHr Nr-f rns~ - fh- SERIES Tor
r" .up 'u daf 90" ra. . today Sa- sailed
Iu a'ruuE uorfhNs-f.r over triangular
.uura- rlann-, ri" hpy. been q 80. h anil
beat tutt Hnofhsr rwaI b
b"f % oats NvT~-t.llng lu.s' fov.f her " IN
10 %. . lirs uu he zaT 90 h- challenger he-
stn fH give auN fF~rf tim. she vent about
the uie r. n luue,t 80 -ltp through tho eve
n"I~- uufIl on the fhtrt time around tho tri-
tuE.~ no top 81 the all sa- held only ~
no housing Despite he hanili"ap Tho
and on -om~ ct tho legs she appeared TO
gan ~ no sind me - LaNrenr- vas
q rim" batter than tn. d"feudeF
10 - Law rem . got fo he line . few ses
oud- ahead of the Mas-ar hu-@tts They
rsc~d evenly tu the first marx with slight
advtn'ng~ IA favor ~ the canadian
On the - und leg the Mas-A hu-ett-
Eaiu.'t m" Lead. whrh NAV hs attributed
"a part 20 no slipping la" line long
80 ont u.trs va a vlnt Uht'h hNi -hiftei
NOR" 90 tho vest On ne Wind the Ma--a-
ghu-"'r- Na- a trin. better than the ~
Law rvn'e au1 a. the pnd mas had =
lead ~ more than a minute t'uing To- The
Nr-t mark at the second round the ~
Law rem = pt.Ae,l up tSrnty --~ond- The
l'"i~nd~r upsn"t up sap on tho 49, nt
ans,,iian fell -tul further a-t~gu A. tho
end of the 80 oud ruuai she Wa neAIly
d 40 AMI a half minutes 10 the bad n NA-
That NAv 20 the enl 90 the race The
NG--A hu-sft~ finished a. Goa 81 amt ~
laNrru. . a, tl,1I
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ONG tHEtRN WINS.
English Fighter 0utpoin,s DARK, HoIn~S
In Ten Hound bout

With superior 'l",~rue-S Young Nhsarn
rromt.,az English lisr'v"i..i ont
I.oini~d porAy Iiomss 81 Philadelphia IN
. ten round bout at IN" Fairmuut Z, last
nish' Nhrarn. naturally s~i~utlHr hover
PVT u ali over Holmes in majority ~ the
rounds and won with u safe margin
~ uIly faI to ~. found with Nhearn'.
~orE Vas tendency to rousn hi- opponent
sometime that VAS entirely unne, essary
nut was probably due 20 oyeranNtousnss.
Nhearn stood 81 a. long range IN Tho first
round and peppered Holmes Ia tho face
With q long left. AZ the same time danrinz
aNav from dangerous swings A. tn.
80 ond round began Ahearn shot claan
let TO tho nose, and th@n sid~s'eppina a
rush h" let Holfn"- IRISH into the rope-
Ahearn nut IN moro let's To IN" mouth and
stomach. a. tho sam" 'iniN blor king The
color~i boy allops With n~a'ns~ and q .
patch Holmes rushed IN tho third round
hu' Nhearn SAsn here Ah~arn A. long
range, shot IN l~fis from all kinds Of angle.
rush Nv Holmes In tn" fourth round
landed him aRaln-' the ropes The negro
TiI-hs't aSsin and tried 'o mix IT, hu' Ahsarn
hl"'k~d and ~kipp'd awav Before time
vdz ~ Ah-arn sent IN both hands To the
head IN rapid IRE style
Ahsarn shiftsd his tlrtic- in the hrh
round and indulRed IN -,rne rough IN
ngh,ing Holmes held on IA the Clinchcs
until the referee broke them Ahesrn
forced the nEht after that. and a. Holmes
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GRAND CIRCITT RACES.
Biiiy Burke Trets Fourth Heat In . Os 81
at BAHAMA roo.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July - The Grand
Circuit racing to-day was strictly high ,lsss
ami attracted a big crowd Three horses
won IN asmany ., "nts and then three others
took their plA'e u 'front.'. - that twelve
heats had To- be- stepped before the fourth
race VAS reached II turned out to he "
H." sam" sort and vas unfinished
m" fnur-N"s old colt Elly Burke. Who
won ~" feature event 0i the dal. the Sl,s.I
s'tk" 'or -" - tru''.r- vent he fourt ,,
heat ~ @ - vhI,h ties tho world : r.,nrd
Tor = fourth heat. h"li f"IHfly hy I.-nI.t I =
Hui Bot bnuEls-- BLY, Burke vas t-at.il
20 -" f's' heat nv ~" yraN zsldiug RoGDi.,
= M,','"g"r. tIf after iht. the ~Dn 81 = lent
hfnvb tl IVORY fnIns IfS urn way
n" ~ Ua'rr- hat = htt'l. royaI and tho
rty- N.ts nnaiN Won ny %. IaNorif. kiu..
ole, NaN"r.' aiming The fiTs' heat tr
: ~, ne iHr'rs. fi'u" ~ the flHr
~sHl" Mad Va. tho PICS 10 the -.is tr,f
aud non haudIiy ruuI "a after the NJ and NJ
t't~" baron Penn ur1 taken M, rr :.
neat toy stopping the last quarter m a "a
en-.
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NOTOR BOATS.

-liNei " there VAS a sharp rally all the
way - the gong. With honors IN AheaTn :
favor
RAPID foot work BY Ahearn 10 the siyth
round clearly pusZled the rhilAdeiphiAn.
Then Ahssrn jshb.i and Toughed u o.
IL heart content. Holmes being satisfied
20 climb
Jumping In Vi'h sharp iers and right
hand swings Ahsarn had his man worried
a. the seventh round In a mix Holmes
reached the neck with heavy right and
Ahearn wrs-tlsd him to the ioOT IL VAS
rough work. and the crowd missed the Eng
- man a. he AT down
Ahearn trrl led his man Nke \ cooper around
barrel IN the eighth round, throwing ia
the pun"he~ With Tapidity Holiness nose
began 20 bleed in the ninth round. Ahearn
whipped m let's NIthOut number aud at
the same time got aNav from the negro =
dangerous -Nink- Holmes was perCep-
n Vellop
In the last round Ahearn tried hard for
. knockout lie ripped IN the smashes " i'm
AccuraCy. and Holne- took them all II
vas an easy victory for Ahearu.
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PUtsburS. .; philadelphia. q
NChIeaES aAIn.


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$40 o. "'N.''''~'"" ara
.'~". th't 'N' "i lfht Nl|'ihs ana ~ a.
~y.t.Us N4f q swat Il No -s- Tor tho hous
r,str. Nathan v.- - r-.r upbtsrtbIa 4. .
. l.-.u.r a. ~. rr "a. .r,ltr,ry ..1trr-., -
.rrrf- ~. Irun.I y,- fu,,ls only t1r,.
b.sy..- - NON ,ri night III. sail r.r 49,.
,,T. an. - ,r a. tE..- r.r.E.t o., .i., a, p, n
-rfs- NE -.r.-a rr.t. ~, Hr,,,- la a. a.,
a.. r.,f .rr .r. l. a. liant 49, am . n,... 80
fr., ser ran Natter . g,ad -..gua Ia.
sNr.I. I've pft.h f.s no rH,-l ..I.hp1u. h,y-
ia. q gg~'r, tgssI. bu. 'l.r. VA, on, hT.,k
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HaselIaII Noie.

Tho S~u ORR NTi~rt~sns have reisaS-i rit- h-r
NAu1ins - l'U.r~s'.. ari i"' .N~r Nrt''4rs -
Ia~ssH ffff
The Tssv-I Nnts F~strrfN, urrfor-fef ~ lnusy Al
frsf - Fir'lug tlt~' RENDER harF
'Ohb ou'nt' i1jni- o1 80 hiu grounds ami ne
htts YER move damaging
Tho Bp>tpu National tus.if l. mate 10 Of f,T
'srr' -~r AMI tho doT rfs,~ut snf ra~y fr1-t .
for opToncnts ~i'1s~
In 1,r rcrsn' successive game pltrh~f b.
Johnson opposing ou'N~lirr- ArevAErli onf. one
pu bB4t game
~ "a, 80 I".' ,Dir. I#.r--r tr.f fh- cubs i~sd
rits
n -sr ~ 'r'I~ ma nal. nias ~ mae ~ h~sa
40. 0'-~s but twp ~ ne bat. .'Nan- AMI klsn
no. '- son Uriying faTrr - baI uAy -
UErrOfr. NinF fH. p Tho Detroit h.ys
'Nr~e ut -s~- In Fari Nistyn 81 th~ ? Ikir
iII team az initAu Tsr1~t ~zs-ts Of ths Re Elra
tenT y 'hr Nna''iau NOrthwc 81 ard Louie 4
~ tho 40 team
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rstS rH,fiF,sS ,S1fVs
't',-i,-ars-, ttus am ", - R-~.,~v go
yrvt ssgtao

80 Hff aHtfaH 80 ~
f...." f#. Ihe Ntri trhtnt "ifR
hHz .i.s sisHf Pool s-Hsl 7s'ta '-ssr ~ trt-fr q
~a.f #H|.HH Fool rr. ..s Fa. H.-H HHas .fr go
frf-I H. ttrf. rH.r- NHFu~Tt f-sfa
.HtH. ftsFfIF--s I'Hv.i sH- -tsisr Hts f-H
'tfIrs'. .s'-. fsst sss. -H #Iar-fa .|HfInf
Hi. srfts'-- ont Da.ufrT 30 sHU
nssza.II. invite .fHara
IHH HfI HHr-- enc NrI=-r.tna s.II 49,.
fH HIr. rel fH- al.t H. Sc. fool fH- TnfII.rf1-n
go .'f.f.H F1I rH... .Htra H .Fr FrfI.sF
HtfuuH#HaH.n .sHfr- although be- r'. 1fulf--
fHH .H|H HHul Iss .sus iHr .IIs .rn
Hrsa.Hu
'Hr r.up rrup.ss-z 90 trrtns- 80 f1sf rho
,..t. 90 s.' have -.v f--Ht ufNtI.- 90
Nuf~r. q u.fYrs rho rusf. r-.
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Coach Cour,ne, ser,au.p ~.

ITHs''. =. = lH. 90 ,o-.n Charles =
Courfnsv ~ 'ha tr-u~ crrv- . .rrtous y
~ a. hi- sun. u'"r uttt - ~ mon S.rin-a
NJ a~ufn ~ fiae-'fTn 20 alArntug sa- uI-
condition is-siI fIlf Dean trans IRVINE
an Gra4.sfs MANAGE y Duvan 81 tn.
athletic 1--'. rn'Iun hurried down the la.s
. ~. L. laL-L..
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~ Louisville ogIsNiilc. 4 Minneapolis .
A. Colurpuus NilssUk~r. 'pIgr1Hus
~ Indianapolis -iuIlAnsrpns q - Paul
~ oiedO TOleio. :. Ntn>AS CO.. Ifourtsef
innings
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NiTION ~ tGIT.
Bo.tsas on- RaR setter oH Thaa BrsoE-
yn- Pirates Win.

|N~ B-"oalvn- came home Es>J~rday
tId .ul.rfnoa .u attend 'o 'us Bu-.ou>
IH~ rtf-ntlrr- tldu.f 80. 10 fha. Wy And
H4ltri ~ With the gam" There l,u.f
..H,H lrf"rruu- n-tn cen the tNo ,n points
.Ht rHr winner ut the ,etlar ,hAtruton-htp
.r .N pu meals -rfflrd The Pirates toured
'.r rHl.r- and are again maAuug q hra
..T -".uut place The results
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Same. .cnsdu,-d for ro-da,


Ns~IfN - - tGrT
- Rrs.rh.s - ,-r ok. Eti-aEo 10 o. iN.is
rf''. burg t- 20. lurAH
sNFrfTss :. asrF
Sv IorL 90 Eo' ton Washington n V6Na
40. ?tis
r..st .N EEssrv
1n-.-. .H Tu-uT .r .a-.-r %. y Np-srraf
TH.'.H.p.~ IN FI~t.H rsH. .frr. 700 no ifO-rs-T~r
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~ ynn-HsvrrhiIi p. I,un
~ Fan River Fan N,~r Sew Uriford
~ iFnca ton First game Worcester. g. Hro~s
ton. second EAr'' NoTrr-tsr. s. HrD~ston \
Itlsrrn 'nu'ngs. IsfEnts..
At Lowell Fir.f gave E.aV~errs Lowell I
S~~onf gaur Lhwrsn"r. { L1v,u Fiev-u
inninss. oar. nr..
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i'Nrrtgof-erf Mon gn..-.y = tNa'EanpnE q :
s. Nsa pv.saus rasutlUr. . N~ys orleans
~ ~. niilgnan riot game N--lIagaarn. Z
Atarts. oul gam" N-Iar'a iHT1iiug
han. Z
- Hollc Iemrbi.. :. vs-i-. Fourteen
iTrtnga. IAFNr~-s
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CsaRectIrut I.~agus

90 H1fysLs ~gHHsT-Hi : Ho,yo.s
80 N0~fhA .t1r |n-'ha- .'"U. o.. Nsu
VA.
So Hh'--~g-- Wsf~-r.-, q Urffcr1,.t
e.. Vf~rf1-I F.rss rave Nst mr. 2
W-rr'Hsf . rsHDr g.r.~ Ne9 britain Hat
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-, ~, uo>rr,,r .sco~r o,~,

'sa''ct '1r Wlgss - ~ c.gArn inning
'~-srr tfTs y 4
Nr.f-Ha :
r.rs S-.rg go. FI~TT en- Haurtfar '~ir
.-E-r r. RI~~ NH-t-ral #.hr fHruult' Two
80 h.ts 'rirtnErr Abstrfn lsf' pas~~
.~rNrt . IS e. N'1 rest fH~sf 49, er-pr~
Nrrrrr. o. 10 80. CITY, -'-.Fr. nFit - t-rs
b, Wigs - Wir'~r.i Hfts 80 WigEs IN
60 'rn'rE~ - Winter 90 on inutnE First
rss. 90 H.I, 90 Nfsg. - l--ry ~a--i
.r- s.t. Johnson Ferry Ns't--s~ ilui -
~.rrr~- So ~r-N Na'---ss. T. -1r'Fe IN chief
Fo," 800 u1r'-~ By-pr Tru~ Q hour AMI
.a -rI1rfr-
SFu'sN roSosr0
~0ErNrN Jus - 10 lorAis acre unANls
s0rr- '-~s G~iy-D s1-- f-~ 0rs' inn'ng fh's
a'f~-ro.7 ani us-v Cvu zcgg~r'Ig heatsn TIE
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A. ianras'er Lancaster , harrisburg
81 I1hustou n. itr4dtrg INhnstowu
- N'.Ua-.spOTt " llilAT,-pnTt ~ YUrk :
At Altoona TTcntOr. = Altoona. .
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It>FERN LEIGIE


NUNTHEAL- Z TFHsFV nv
No~ruFA a.. Que JuN - Nontrra. All Jrr
.ry tiu divided double hrAt~- "a Ia, BImVus
nue, blAnaed the ~k~rtes, n ne opener and
,fru"s cut twelve uru Jersey tif} the
~vond o n tWo rrr1r~ rl J.bs Aad one pN NAttr~ss
q ths sitth inning Nitl hlt, o. alsL and prini'
geT. Tho ore.
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south Atlantic League.

a. .r-s orgffe HarDn r ar. ~,nsfrs
So ,lgturar FIrs' Es-rs savannah Al
.sf' . ~s-p1f sar1r NugIsfA O. savannah n
..fH. -.H.s .'--r gan. IpIrr-Ntl - in
..7 -Hr.. E..r.. H.ruH'-
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NIrgInta League.
TrI-Stase League

- Roanosc- R0arp r. a.. 81. rrnoni !.
A. panvtiir NorfoIs g. DAnvil~ a
- Pr'srsbgrg .prp-.uuTz L. LVnrhhurF
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..."H ."."hE .HHir" .HanuI.. annehlU
Hsr|r- .r. NUHr.lr Johnson first base un
..ur. .n."h.1 'rff un uasrs hirasu
. HH..H- HuH |fr.' Fas~ 90 HAIls bF "A ate
30 THE1sHn. #|F.ra u.f 10 h hftr p 30 John
.... .r-rH base lI. rrHRrfer fHgo base hits
IfHHHH A. "sUus1u aarFfnrr rifs purfslI
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'H..|".. "H. GOO FuHu.r ..aI Uurk rndorf anu
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New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
Light
las ment, Broa5aa,


PRESSED CLASS GAS GLOBES,
rcgulariy %; special DC
PRESSED GLASS ELECTRIC
SHADES. regularly &; -pcclai &c.
WE. .SBACH "R T. + !, + X N
VERIFIED MANTLES. regularly SC;
special l0c.
LINDSAY INVERTED NAN
TIES. regularly Hc: spec,a. =
WFiSRACH NO- , UPRIGHT
MANTLE&. regularly l9c' special
LINDSAY INVERTED Gas
LIGHTS. regularly 95c: special o9c.
WELSRACH CHIC" LIGHTS.
upright with opal trimpcd shade. com
pictc. regularly 97c. special GO
WELSRACH GENUINE RE
FlEX" INVERTED LIGHT. with
bali ground glass globe complete,
regularly SL56: special $i.23.
TABLE LAMPS. nickel OF brass:
central draught burner. i0-in. opal
dome: regularly Sl23; special 9Sc.
ART GLASS SHADE. with fringe:
l0-in. square. regularly $i"1; special
Old BRASS GAS PORTAELES.
l0-in. art pla7, -iadc. With fringe
tubing and burner. complete regular
~ S39T; special $40.
OLD BRASS GAS PORTABLE.
lain. art glass shade, tubing and
burner. complete; regularly $89& spc-
cial. $500
Old bRASS ELECTRIC PORT
ABLE, with l7-in. piass dome, with
fringe. regularly $l4SP; special
81 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
Couch and Table Covers
fOr Summer Use.

washable couch Covers with co,ored
stripes iriuget.-sIecia ..-----.-.--+.s.s. 90
inlnorted L5ual coach Covers
"a inches wide-border effects -.--.-.... 1-AS
Oriental St~ipe Couch Covered and
green srOundS-werC -. .--.--..-...s.s.. -O9
Nesus stripe Couch COveTs-full width
spi IenSlh-yalue SIS ------...-----''- Lag
Fac,iad stripe couch COve-s-extra -
hssvy-ValUc S..9S .--..-----------...s' .SS
Reversible Tapestry couch Covers-
Ori,ItsN Rug d-slsns-werc S49s- 8. 40
Osieutai Tapestry Coush covers -,
repfo,luctlons of finest OEientals- s-....-.-- OBS
M,auette Couch CoVegs-richcst Persian
Rug desirus-s.Iky rile-egual In eject =
20 the imported at SipoO. O..-.-.-.-.-'.-- 10
Crfeatai Tapestry Table Covers
SN2ie yGs ---.-. --.,-.-,....-..ss'- Z.So
;r-,nc~ted V~lc Table Coyers-rich
Medaifiel Designs usually s. o. .-..... .SS
special Oncrins EStra Large Dtlhs
Table CoyeTs-ErenCb Nelcur-Plsin
and figured Centrss-TIchest
coloTins nss-speclal .........s-s'ss.sss''s 11-bS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
Artistic Designs in
Dcnims, CretonneS, Burldps.

New trr-prpe-- 20 Go - In hes
iic--suc, iuiiN attractive dr,icrs
tor summer FUnitvr- Coverings.
Ttd sets. nrauttirs. Piurvs
shirt Wai-t EoECs &c..-... ...... ~, TO- .
Nev Al Tici,urs-FrcH hy Stripes
ana bird and GoTal on ,,a ,n
daiaty Summer "otCrinss -,.t -,u,a ....-.-... =
New Linen rad-'Hs-:;G- Inch PLAZA ami
lattice GROUNDS 1@h ART ,o,orz
ara patterns lse,, mere a.. .-.....-... 80
Figured uuflaps for nail and noor...... II
Pla.a Gurlsis best coors...... ......--.. IA
New camp HuTlEps rilin ,o.a.s-
soft Glsh ,au N~ used fri
har EinEs well a. nror ,ot .lIn,E. ...... G,
ASK Sc tine pcv Iri.e-ecnt braperies
crimson, Mi, M,tte. Rose, Taoac,
olive and Tan-special .................. ~
New-York tribune., 1910-04-03
/ pllOls lstcries

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Inc summer l lh'l-lcric' Up
hcrI o,,. nrc.t;,c The dona~f1Icr.
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Is a-Sp2rhlc with niSTlad f&3:!>i III
Lr;oj,t cClQrs and oxcI-~;VC Gcsio1'5
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