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nss-a asssaf urvvy WEts~ sss ih- We.
.s,-f esss- - tsrt-f 90 Ntisatt- n-aatta

d, frs.4h-nias rf~-r@ frozen '1~ -ls q.
.s...- a,.n-tsIsrt8l- tfo.inIs B-fprs fHr t.
noan -. sv-r fhs 7,f,ist1nr,sr --saf't f.
,r.. r..n-annu-ss v .. he g. it1 ssa .I..I .. ..
srsvs--.rfi iiav rafrs.. ssis'f.ttF affs.1...H
~ .fr1ua hs-.afH. th~ vInt g. ft" 4.Hr.
r,.,sn arasr-z--.-i tFsr eve t'H .sl-0fs ..r
r-parssd 70 ths r~satta .ruiuitt'-- r..
"a. ~ George o. Uustuu. r.t.rn1an. ...
ssii- u susl-T o.. aHy. tus~.rr 1..H
..rtou- anarr-si th- rs-lnE
Th.. ar-s sridsnt Co 30 80 nr'i--i 80 'Hf
r.p.tftrr 81 ,h. Enas. aahout M-rrv Ndp~.
the prup.rty 90 z O.. Hailsy % ne ttianrh,
YNht ,tub Ip-t a. no 80 ne nal pas.-.i
th~ committees bsst 81 ths ~nd % 'hs fr=
-ostnd a na-sy blow -sr'rs her ami refprs
.h~ roaih ~ rtshtsd another pu1 AT
turn-d hsr 'urtls almost an~Am - ths
schooner tazs-. th- property % torFn+~
Iommoslor- Dor-mu- % The AuAn'in "ipb.
Tha-. on board of th- -ehoonsr az Hn"f
vent TO the aid % cha swimming tars -
noat from the tasEa Sa- aidssi By another
launch from the AtlsEttc Yacht Chib ant
..v-Sal other craft The crew of the New
Wido~ ws- hauled out % the water Nnd 'na
hoat We. 'pv-d TO 49, 'iats. ~ tbpu.
she sam- tin,= hat tho Merry WIDOW 80
I'm troubIs, Oaf-ls--. OF the handicap cla--.
-, ..-n Pa,i.nS .n," vSrt s.h ss, , , m,,
atay and hsd 80 give up the contest
Ths most -~rtou- accident took placs
Of Uon~Y Island P,snf Mischief, y tbs
Mitchell B-n-0nhurst Yacht tblb -aapp-'t
hsr utainmazt IA the lump - The go AMI
her rtsgtng came tumhllng down On de. =.
ON bns ~ the Yacht Was Mrs Louis Wonde-
and another yaChtzWontan. bat lortunalei
| neither Wa~ hurt by the Nf~cSa II"
boat drtfted out 10 and Wa- nnallN
toNssi back To GraNessnd bay By PASSING
AUXILIARY yaWl ,,
The racing vas the most interesting thA'
has b.en zen on GTave-snd Bay this yea
Ths breeze held steady thTOughout AMI
m. .srappinz in the different tlasse- va.
unu.uallv Keen = Nohis'- GTaylar ssF
AGAIN va the winner amonx the nost-
and although Joy led IN" nr>t division
OF the handicap class home the prize wa-
taken by la Guiana GA corrected tims.
On both actual and corrected time hre~fr
OF handI, az boats
VI ami 1 Wa~ the first home among
the fifteen footer- and skylark cap'ur~t
the prtz,. IN the GrAve-enh Nav kno" kahout
division Aries wa- the hrS' of the dinsies
OF tbs. New NorX Canoe club To come home.
The summary
unor.- a 80 o.. START a, COURSE II I, MI ~
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-s--t-'sf,- sSrsns'-'-


syaafs-sf ~ rsfra. n - srv-nsA anihE
'lafa~f - grsE M ~ aiata lantna
$500 e
a aanlna 70 Z" u
Hna. Rusu~a aasy~s Ssarfaer t.--is. NeN
80 CarrtNan. h@tfsa Saina - @l-ete
rft@ffshi N nftlir Ftrsa 49, errsrs lnaeaas
Wnahinaaam. Ter $500 Alaaoa. =
sshfaaaaa. strst $3.50 On nans 80 fa1.
asrslra aat ~ eftns . ~ Waa Tso 49,
HH l@sts, sp~ak~f W sxn~f Nusuer %arH
So sft. Wsaner rasFfaan nufhie RtaF.
.saeInsF Wa9nrF s1d Nsshi ~ nfhf~ NNsrssF
snd aalauh Nafs tsfrns nufF- N -hisf
r-Ftn~ fishf H-n 1ir- Eaan Tim: noftfs ant
IN Wluuaes
usrsstt clsvuLsse. o sussssa cess
CLavuLasB Iutg C<v~iaasi sns u-rsis
tivtt~sf tns hofi.iao loaots a~a~irf - tfHsrs
af,srneaa esaussa s . Aisnusi9h ns hard
slhsuburH sept - TIGER sits scatasr-d N ee
afssynaaa YanFy WorG ~ mrninaham. SO
saaFapa fss ,ts.tbi- piaTs sn sis-. hsip~d eusn
rnerS drtv~a tr1n ne boa In 49, inninGs.
st-vuud fni.nlna ne ~corva
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vasa u~Nnsa g Ls-i.--ti-Euas Z Nzas.
ffT E9aas - nss- 49, hlsras. ~ 49,
rasaarT - ruHra tfss $3.50 - 49,
"a Mas--4 49, ~ - taaEias ei-isn
- huasEEs a.sF lagataa taa-s Nl.
b. rfstrr ID" Ill., flafa 49, -
q FaIa 80 b. tr~Taa1 - 49, - Htr.Irs -
.. UarH - b. Fs~r~ rr lt1aHn. Lrff q
tss-s 81 talfs q e .arteaaI rrptfs . ~
ksn f1sai m Htr~ 49, I - ser 80
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'RNtte,i for ~ une-> IN the fourth inning
tsuoii q o o a.
'l~NetAnd =
Runs uetrOit .Crasford. N0riArty. 7 Jones
Cleveland Stovali lAioic. Hcmi., :. BiIuins
nar Two hase hits birmingham. :. Bcmls.
Ncintyrr SArriacc -A0hsTty Stoirn base--
Bush Cohh t1f-t bass on balls Ir summer.
% talkrrbera. Wit by pttch-r-hy ~uoad
.Falzrnb~rg First base On srror-S1eNelAnd.
Len on bAS~s Dstrolt. = ClsNelAnd struck
out ~ summer By stroud. !. b. falksnherg
\ pouhls plAys- Birungham and h<mis MR.
rringhA-1 Turner ard Hratle, mrtre tNAns
Tine ! hoI- and ~ min"tcs-
CHICAGO q T.. 5. ~ toUts - -. HosSiSo
oAMN
CWcsoo iIiv CHICAGO uoa dcuoleaeadsT
-rvn ~ - LoIis team N day Neither game
hAd any sprria feature IN the serond con tr<t
the SoH Won suOCEh runs m the seoond ana
'nird inning srror- b. the visitors ~ set 4
Vt1a'rg Iral The srorss
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TOTAL. ~ "a Is
'RAitei 'or kUh's- IA tire eightn inning.
'IA;ted for Spade IN the eighth inninE
- IoIls ..
tbtrzIn q "a % 5
E.u.aSt LouI- HA-tSeu. spade chicago
u-tvue 8 Collins Rlarsbgrn Sullivan. Two
80 hi' BrrVnr Thrre base ht collins Sac
-far~ ttts Parent scott St0-n bases Hlaek
rI-rs F-rurr Ir'.e~tair Stries out - iAngc
rs S-art hy 6iffeAa First hAse o. balls
~ IAnge % Ssut' : % SPADE OF GiliiEAn
LIT o. has~s - Louis. Chtcago m
IT, IN -kis' CSnns-Iy risid umpire ptu zen
-l-@ hour, and IS minutes
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1870. 10 = $685. s-ss-s > hsss
arssu. n Wrsf 49, - $3.50 - N@as-
a. - fHfifH 49, 49, - - -
$500 49, $50 Hra asanf teaaH -
rIrra 49, fe1HsIf NaasusF a1liau HslasH
hs-a assa~f~F Iaafhas $50 ~ 'sarla--
90 EtalI lasss srnf N.sInas - 80 80
7 a $40 urf-= safsf go - 90
49, P-siss rrs~ aastr- 81 a aiaut~s
$780, q g. -s-~rsssrr- syrsnsa-H-
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'pA',-! '1r TtsEc- IN 'h~ ~irtth inEing
'Fa''a' o. DAVIS n fhs sigl' - inning
.va''-I TO- -a0r.A. lr M ulr'r mains.
tBatt~i Tor ttsln. ia ti- uif "a .aulns
Sew lJfs cd H y.
: .Ats .E.A % . .
Er-. N~s NorE Il 1offr t'A.Hr~r. kligE'
~ .trEtI tFass. n pFiafrigtta hAsrI. N.fTNs
NAN r re ras- = s. itASs- l'Ali-is Tao
49, La. Wf--HhiI ,lrHf-~ ut - % -
cree S'yrs bAss- Z ifIs. hAke.. Chs.~
Fi-.' 49, "a - or I' rrf' - Flsr"- 9
. = N'.s.s S'rtllS on Rs '.F xsT' 81 ~f
b by --s..~ 49, uy pI'rr~- 3d. Fisa'r. 2
Is vA-for. lrf' On bas~s Nrs Ng-S.
pfuA l~lguia Umpire - lO4stAa Tine
. hours Aai IS mlnL'r.
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Totals - ~
'BAitei TO- Nattc-u m ~ r,rth inning
PhilAic'phA a, q q - . u =
no~ toe % % -
E.ns phiadclphla knAoe titus Dooin
boston Miller. Shcan. Sweeney flrst bAsc
on error boston. T. Len GA hAsc> PEi4A
ferguson /. % Broan OF Nc0hllsn. OF
Aoren struck ont ny NAtiern, J. ~ Brown.
M knab~ TAO base hlt- Mc0ulllrn. Grant.
sweeney Shrrir,~ hits Mcgee Thowa, Stnlsb
na>s~ knAp~ Trrs noublr PLAY .NcOuiieu
Naru and uooin. TSboiAn AnAb' and MAID
Q muir- IN chief JohnstouC. Ttd empire
NIran Tine hours
rHrLApELFHtS $50 Ho.toS - l.. , AIrTH.
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ro,als n y "A
ran FOR EA.tsfy IN ~ nlnth inniag
'Rstsesf TOR nrsafi-v N NJ ainsh inning
HATED tor Dung m We eiGhth inniaE
Dstroit . 81
4 teN Gland e. . o.
Run. prtroit Ruah. .ebb. Srhnidt cisNe
iAnd Graney Two base ne cob rnres hass
nv S~hfnidt Sscrtnse ~ CrsSfofd Seoten
hanty lfr>i bess bsiis-OT Donovan. 81
Noung % Mitchell. First base On errof>
-gi-s eland. (: Left On hasss Detruit. q Cl=Ne
ant. = Strlrs out-ny poaoNan. by Young. J..
by MEhel = tmpire-ENans Tine hour
AMI ~ rninuts~
nnrnnIr = .HrraSnoN oAaE
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.,pELFHtA 80 BOSTON - l.. AITUn


TCfsf> - - = -
'Ra'te,i 'Or Moore IN the seyrnth ~
Rate. TO- Titus = The rigt'h mating
:Bait-i for Msronrl N 'ur cisn'I inning
,Baitci 'or Ferguson "a N. u,u'h inning
philAdr.phi. - 81 81 Cd 90 Z"
y o. 10 - % % o. . 20 U 20 b
I.Ins Philadelphia rhonA,. kasH.. ivnn
Mac. Na-i Doo'An No~tOn collins. Mile.
ShraI. Graham. ucrk r.r,t basr 81 ~.-u-,
PhHaleIpEta l'' on base, Ho- tor 4" IfI.a
d.I1hiA T-s' base u7 hall> 90 rn,r e
81 HNTs-. o. QUITS. ! % Nppr". % oNra.
~frr.s. OFT g. Nlfhr fl Quite. 4. nE '|-gH
,on - NO,.r. : ul WAGON" uf laN~n
Home r4u R"~s Th.c' 49, a' -7ar.A,
sarr're h.t, Hcrlos ~, totem nA,-,
MAGE Ycrk. poolAa NpF.4 To Die u.AH
shea. NWe'Hry ana hay ~ rH 0''r."-
Is Moore collins I.tr' = ,Hls' J4Lgs'.rs
Field Tp.gc Moran Tine hp.-, ans -
n..nI'r>
Frrr-Bt az S ,Ht,,go NpFNI~s oANf
FIrrssIrs jon, Pittsaurg an. ,7.,aVb
srrt rycr - :sN u. F.rat's 'op, go rrorriug
game IS h.tunE hort Nr'r'frr and F. .|- saFs
l.sI"ric Who r~leNef Mad 'oN. a~tT -" cubs
.a'r The afternoon game ua> grlb.icd AvsN
Adams WA!s-i fhr-c uIrn y 10 -.orsd lftc-u 81
IhuNpr- who -riet 81 NcA-s. as fft rsTG In
me -'ga'h md ~, Iu iIru r"rt.. - tl Webb
II
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NUw YORK - l.. sK"osLv>. 3 N"ENrNO
CAM


ye~terdAv the CIau'- made use Of the crack
erl.>, Fourth 90, flooring the Brooslyn-
"a two rch's Inc morning -crap. witch
drew uu". '.ird - many r"rspn~ tho
afternoon "u'. Mil the total FOR bath below
- holiday average. comp l"'rly c,lip,od he
po-t-tifiu melee a. contest IN" BROOK.
ivn- diin 90 o." ~" rua' N the morning
until the thirteenth round ~ the afternoon
the GlaHt~ beat then net hnorS into sub
lection m the regulation nine round, The
afternoon game opened with PROMISE OF
beng -ing"rv anuir. but IA no time m"
Oanr- Werr playing all around their up.
p"nen'~. Vuo-" game Ms weak to the point
81 a purl"..Ilr
30 tho "uIl '"n'e~' worthy the name wa~
the uiatI'nll .tNIp. though the CHANTS
plave,i ~'rnpglv 20 tho afternoon too LIN"
Mist al lrf the Iruokivu> dtdu come htCa
They expended an their vim and proVsss
N the morning Hard a. the Giants had ~
play IN tHe morning. that game had no
more efe,t on 'he!r speed than an exercise
gallop They 'srrt-d the clap right op 20
the afternoon. aai their stamina exhibited
on. before 'ni~ season on = holiday -
decidedly hopeful -lsn tor their whole
season. Wurh
In nioo, struck IA no morning bout IN"
honor, N'.- even. Zach team drnv" home
nine assorted rult- .lah-. swings and upper
'ut-. Dor = time u Wa a to~-Ip a. to Whi,h
Giants proved 70 10 the u1r'v Of ~.
first part Ia order - reduce Brookl,u-
'han,", 20 a minimum N'traw lent
Mathew -pE to IN" turtle back - rcl."v.
Druoks ~ 90" ninth. and o. NI- principally
one. two three for the brooklyn. arain.'
Natty The gent y nos" po- brou sar down
The plum for the New NorNs WAS the re.
douitaDl- Mersl". h" Who 'iogt- m runs
tor The Gtan'- az Least once each ruInd %
the clock.
The morning game ur SIZED ant snarklsd
and r al much 4 vstsfy OF rIa. Norurur
vac Il -piay-i by lA- '"ug'.nr,u'nIl-
rhor'-'"p- Bridwcl outNorau.r.,d smith
few Impsrs~. however Br.a ,.u.. h",I.
.moruer"d absorbed and "fhcrVi-' Ir.
'ep''-i 0f'een o.' %! seventeen han. -.
and mere vas TAR share Of hard lsu.".
amous he generous io' IT, fed 49, ,a-
wonderfully tart ana CRISP ~ SHOW NJ
LOW "a. lane a. short Wa he ftyor.'- route
tor batie,i balls The Two sior'-'o.. mad
seventeen As-ts's
Dui"s- Wa- unsteady IN the fr-' .Unlng
His fir-t tour pitches Vcr- balls. ,r-a'iuS
= grajIuous passage Tor Dalton paIb-r'
nat 20 seymour aUi on seymour rIrsI"rv
DaitoE -roTed paub-rI 'puN oni ia
The play and Nh"a, -.pi'I nm W'u d., a.t
Bummri -a.tIu. -i and br iN"... r"ur
throw - L"nhoA STpHHd"' ...H""i "t"a'
-. Glan'- u"r.r s".-.Hs r,a- p0.a %
Int N.rrav ri ,---"I ~ey'.u.. Hrd.
web rur = 81. .... ..,.l .l '..-i a..
back I'D. .Hr'fr ....I 49, =. . ..r o. -..'.
b. N.r't. .I.."r- 8.... .s.... r.. .f.
|n'".i .r. q b. t'l -ar o. ..H .-.....
S.,'...r .r pee -u'. 'N. .....'- .t...
sU'G tN" noe r.'- ar. 'rr. 49, ..H
ur...s ,..n ~d md ~.on.r... ..
$3.50. on OF '.- "'. f.' ..
irapu- - or Nt,a.- ..aa ... r. ..p.
iAH l't.....r 90 I'f' .'
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.rar.Hi 20 Hto.-ss .1 ~ tfth tnrtug
'Rs't~I fuT gAl .7 no 80 ~nth inninE
I,r.sr ITr1 .
NTEarE q . o.
Eurs lsrss, ,l'Y usnnifAn. Fsrry lonn~on.
. Ahstrfr srrcnd NswarE Srklafy sioien
oa,s> tsniond lin -u~rrsn Two hasr tit- Nd
siTin runsnt johnson Ms-r-~ Thre~ ba@r rs
NEnT1 prutle Ulafs Iohnson. Hannifan
and Abstrin. WAnnifan at lb-aefr via o.
holns, N ave innlnGs - fgsn. y ,No %
nus. ~frurk uu' nV Holmes. :. ~ Stton. ,.
~ Nuril~r tirst bAs~ % hais-uf Hoinnr,
:, ~ Sitton. > % fEsn - leier TIT
on hassN NevArk : 1sr~~1 CIR Cmpirr IN
chief Hurst Ft~ii III rl-r# stafford Tlus
hour and IS uiinuis>
SHwARk ITs.sN Cfrr 'vrSsSOcS o.sH
NsWark uon from Jrr.sy C'', ,s-t-ryiay after
noon In IsrSsy Cits JsrsrN so hal nore hi's
MT tn~ n st~sitnr~s - tar''f In Ne nos and ire
loo>r asUiing NJ the ho-l- rrys re- ped the i~asss
a :
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,yrTEsoos

Runs. - i-oui-- NsrtEsu. wallace. NeSnAH.
HsHes ChicaEo TT~nrh RfoSus Parent 90
H-s frr-'-l v hGE SASrtncs h'ts- Wacktvrne
-.-th ~to'~n bssss- COLLINS newman ~'-Ics
o y, Hsl~y Nsiir Figst nsse
sU. 20 Hsfe' ~ smith. /. 90 " bite trft
o. passs - Louis 10 chicago Umpire IN
ne DtuscU irif IN pifc ConnoHy Tive
: how And - r'tnlis-
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Ws-HisS---' July lO,t1n hea' a>hng ton
10 fourteen turtggs IN 80 Hrst game % uay sin
al s8rs ~ sHrIls y.to0 gs-1 tIrer gitgfefs
au1 uair folr rrrOT>. vhis asrtngton us~-i
tw0 fsfTIn-- and r.ads 20 mts-u~r frHis's fFo
ragEsr srogns ~'aEt won tn Esme Boston
sou me afternoon EarS ~ jumping On cray
~ .lntea
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New YOri. stateI,~Agur.
MORNING. oAAE
at UrICA

MORNING. oANE.
rrIc,
Sy,scu., ,LCco, Sr
i a1.i,,.r-.-pprs.n ana Kospr.a Aar.in .l%
s-iiss. urrifrs -EaeelaEd 4nd O'Bren.
,.s, So5SSS? (;
Warner Umpire 7rouu
sCHsSroN
>,..:;S: $3.50 $50 -: |:
Hcuonorgh aLd smith
- sISoBANIoS
-r-.ir. 80 o . . = "a ; o
r.''~-i-. Pol-.ov 80 Ci,r=ss- wsEsr and
Fi- -~r upir- -SeIy
AT1LsSoos GkHF-
tor o:occoS .
Ch~-E 2 = pir~-yr
-TsACrsT
49,, r,...,.. 5g;G;c%: !
PAt,e-i->-HrC,rdv aad purrs Alessnisr and
KoopH-An t-n7irr~- Ensssnd and o'Brier
~ sILKEssAHRG
vE s.;:s.., S,,,.., sr,3, 49,
Rreig.r rmpire orOoiS
FIl1.: c?sSS?SS?
Batteries mccarthy and acNamars O.N.,Ii
and PhiiHin. turire KEN
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rHu,. sirHt, = II.i rosruS - N"EN


B0-roN .ur ptiuNis phiA On hotn gs1'ss
20 d bera4>e o' ths sthlus>. o. rtr>'on
ri's he's ana error, ~ ~NsprrN W-nsu fur,sFi
b. N winning I'm IN TIE 'ru'h inuine thts morn
ING passing four nicn Ths ln--als got lore .-af
n the >sronI game. whsn GfabAnl ,ingirsl sin
tho ha.e, ful AMI Bers foiioNed utth ho-ir
Tun drive Rugz~ s~nt n pic-~> in thc nsn
inning AMI Philadsi phA tied 'nr score
Two error. hy sweeney gave TIE visitors th-
winning run m the ninth The
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A CRUNB FOR HIGHLlxDERS
DON-T IOsE ~ STEtGG mr. rO
THE tTHIIIHs
usrusas Gsss Tn~trs sss sa.asnass~ss
Aass 10 ~ tft~rSss@ n--s~~ss
T~t~~ Ntrssvs 49, Ua.aGnat~s-s
uhIl- Oah~r q saa~saaats nr~aa Ev~ss

~ Wtsh ianst~r. rsrs- t~sr 'rars Fndh
l-IHka 50 srnau crash - sauafar'
~ t.sir - sffasW nrsT 'H-T~
N--fr-ia~ nH-nrnH 49, sru iar Hans-
rsff snsi-zi fh~tr dl.assf rufls So .n Fnllr
$50 anar.H 49, ~ u~af.rf ny Fefr
~, f5.s go Nthf-sl.- 81 'ufl - H~sfurs
'Bps too from ws.hlnrrrn 10 TrorninS
1au- sea faftr'~-n innfnF- ~ pefraifr
dtv tsI-.t rtH ti~vsiand mt 49, Nhr-
So "a. 81 10 Hru~n ~sstE.r- 10 ---silts
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$50 .hr % % y n n % n
NTs lpr ~ r.
Guns nrung.H n NIraf Nru o.. ~rnfgfsss
e Nrs Der. - utolr trtt1rI MrTa# =
NJ Nilsson flTsf hass uu error N~w Or
brs. ON tails 80 knsusr ~ufu-s uI' 70
hrT's~r .. randall. m - ta-- rlts
" heat. 7 ~unot iNrrks" Nrrh~ 40 rAsr . -
~uotgrNs, h~~kTf CraadAI ~arHerc ni~e
- r1oflr. u~Nrn rAndaII ~'ocn tas~s ~unsi
Gfas~ nr~Err Fassrd bal irwin Ntld
Utt.hr> knstf~r Hit ~ - nlat In
Inning none out N thr nnd lnnins o. kn~t
fsr IN sssrn innlng~ mplfv Ia rtis' 81. nay
Field IN sire BrrnnAB iinr~ . hour AMI -
minuis>
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Tins bsr

on.y rs.a lasI, -msuaN TiAs-: sssr'
Art - ming,sN
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Connecticut IraSur
NuENI~p sANHs
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'Ba'tSu '8r VAi.er 30 fga'h irning
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Gsms- Schedules for To-day.

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New EngIand League

New tngiand League.
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HASEHALI- p q y = Americans -
Boston. Anisricaa LsaEue Para Adm sor Adj
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28
'yOMAN'S CLUB.
STANDS PAT
ON MATR0N
NO RECESSION OR SPLIT, SAYS
THE PRESIDENT, MRS.
HOUSE..
TAKE ACTION MARCH 9

There 10 no factionai fight in the
Woman's club over the police ma
tron; there is no effort to "fire''
any one, and neither is there any
recession on the part Of the club in
the matron fight.
These three points are fOrcibly
brought to the surface in state
ment issued today by Mrs. A. E.
House, president of the WOman's
club. Mrs. House says there will
be no action on the matrOn matter
until the social economic depart
ment of the club, which has the
matter in hand, holds it's regular
meeting, Wednesday, March 8. The
statement of Mrs. House follows:
To the Editor: So much has
appeared in the press lately con-
corning the Woman's club that |
am compelled, against my wish, to
ask for space in which to make a
statement of facts.
1. There has been no official
meeting of the club or of its Off
Gals since the meeting of the city
council Wednesday.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28


2. There will be no meeting, spe-
cial or regular, of the club on
Tuesday, March 1. Regular French
(Junior) department meeting, at
the Palace, and stenciling class at
400 Webster avenue this day as
usual.
8. No member has been asked to
resign, and | feel safe in saying
no one will be asked.
4. The matter of participating in
the Union Label leagues campaign
in Spokane has not been cOnsid,
cred in any way by the club.
5. The rumor that the club Is d.
vided into factions seems to have
originated in the newspaper offices.
We have too much to do; too many
interesting classes to attend; and
we have worked too hard to bring
our club up to its present high
standard to allow these sensational
writeups to thus affect u.s.
Further than this, will say \
have worked as an officer in the
club for three years and have
confidence in it's members. We
know the history of introducing an
innovation in any community. We
asked for what seemed an appar-
ent necessity to us; the necessity
still exists and it is still apparent
to all good citizens.
The next meeting of the club
will be held March Z. Mrs. c. B..
Dunning, vice president for the
state of Washington of Woman's
Rivers and Harbors congress, will
have charge of the program, which
will take up the subject of conser-
walton.
Wednesday following, March 8,
the social economics department
will meet and the committee on
the matron will make it's report.
This department has for it's share
of work in the club all matters
pertaining to civic betterment, and
only those interested in SUCH
work are members of the depart
ment. The relationship of the
general club over this department
is the same as all others-general
supervision.
LAURA M. HOUSE.
The statement in Sunday paper
that number of women have
signed a petition against the action
of the matron committee is pro-
nounced a rank fake by some of
the leaders in the matron fight to-
day. Women were named as hav-
ing signed the petition that never
even knew of it's existence, and
others were named as being on the
petition that are absent from the
city in Europe. 1t is believed that
the Trainer of the story took the
membership list of the club and de-
liberately attached their name to
the petition.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-02-28
THE DAY in
THE MARKETS

The disastrous slides occurring in
various portions OF the Occur d'Alene
mining district will likely have a
decided bearish influence on stocks
for the time being. Buyers are
showing a tendency to be cautious
until the heavy snow lying on prac-
tically all the mountain sides has
disappeared Slides may occur at
many Of the properties in the camp
Missdilh was strong In the face of
this condition, and this. was surpris-
ing, as this property has been d.
rectly affected by one of these acct
dents. ~
Snowstorm sold at the low point
during the year and liquidation was
noted in many other quarters.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1910-06-10
Farm ana
Garden
SAVING eIRoLEo E
Bridge Grating . Remedy For ~lnjuris,
Caused by Rabbits.

Bridge Grating . Remedy For Injuries
Caused by Rabbits.
The injury done by rabbits to fruit
trees In many orchards Is discussed by
]. G. Moore Of the University Of Wis
consin in the Country Gentleman.
When the girdle is only three or four
inches wide the tree may be saved by
bridge grating. Trees with large
patches of bark removed entirely
around the trunk cannot be successful
~ treated, though those moi too badly
injured may be saved by special treat
ment.
Bridge grating should be done in
early spring, scions from healthy trees
being selected. The torn edges Of the
wound should be cut of smooth and all
badly loosened bark removed. The
scion should be cut half or three-quar-
tiers of an inch longer than the wound
and the ends of the scion pointed.
The scion may then be inserted un-
der the edge of the bark, care being
taken to have the cut ION the scion
made rather slanting, to give consid-
cradle space for it to unite with the
bark Of the tree. Several Of these
scions should be put in around the
tree at intervals Of not more than n
and one-half inches. On small trees.
three or four scions will be sufficient.
1t is a good practice to paint over the
wound areas with white lead, and they