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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
BUSCHER BLOWS UP.
Sewage Pumping station Scores Five
Runs in Fifth Inning.

II Buscher had not taken q trip in HIS
airship in the fifth round yesterday after
noon az Capital City Park. the Cornell
Company would have had a shutout 70
their credit but such was not the case.
for when the dust had settled in this
round the Sewage Pumping station had
scored five runs as the result OF three
doubles and two errors. Score: Pumping
Station. 8, Cornell Company. 4 Except
for this inning BUscher was in fine form
striking out seven men and not allowing
a single HIT
In the two Innings that wilkins twirIed
Tor the Station nine the Cornell boys
scored three runs with the same number
or hits. Priddy. who has always been q
favorlte among the Sewage ro0ters, re-
heved him IN the third and allowed but
one run with only two hits.
ICY Mcdonald. the famous George
town star. got three-bagger the first
time he was up. scoring the first run OF
the game. but after this he flied out each
time Score.
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The Summaries.

FIRST EACE-F11r f1r-7-rs. S.4- OR-za- 10
.Ar'1.7l.a.. . % @ w1r; sam Lewis. 10 NC.---a|.
l5 On J.. second. Annals. 10 UD----. 6 % J. third
Ima ..i- ;. Baldwin. r. Field Sheriff B-lE--
L'1- Cuban. Dolphin. F1cecr. Adams Express.
Gauntlet. Virgil. ard ~. ~ Whitney aI-, ran
SECOND EAgE-Slr f--i1--s SIaEulr. -li
.McCaher 8 90 s. won; Magazine Jos Iar-a-f.
~ - second Guy Fisher 100 ITap-l-I 5 % T. third
Tine. 10 is. Sea C-&. Racquet, King Cobalt. and
Niwh-s also r1r.
THIRD EACE-Fo-r and ocellE f--,---s. PIN
'17-a- -'5 .Ar-Lltl-f. t1 "a v0-: Anna C-=se.
-- .N-o--.- OBJ s. second. E7-1- Meteor I-S .G---
nor. IS On 10 rL--i. Tine t@11J Feather D-s-
t9- and A.t1-all also -ar.
FOURTH RACE-Tte Ne--07o,f-a1 H--s.-q-..
ore mile Fashion Plate 100 NIcGCer. : 20 o Won.
Prince Imperial. g Gamer. . - J. second: Jack
Akin. ID Powers. % T. third. Tine 8 IS.
King James. Pr--iIilau. Nasse..e Stanley Fay.
High Private. end Rastiv0u-ae also ran
FIFTH IACE-Sterpecla two miles Mellow
Mint. L- .LvHea|, s 60 won. Rar~ah Its fF---
lsh'. % 7. second Mystic Light l45 lCavaza-h.
10 % ]. third Time 4r9c5 Aunt Jrls. Pan
Mall Bush Ranger. Mimic. and S.r Richie a,--
ran
SIXTH BACE-0re and orc-s-vf--rth miles. Bon
ne kr.-o. los eIrGee I % o WON. Eddie Du-a-.
100 Gamer. 20 T. second. SIR Cc-u.as. ms
Lausau.. IN % % third Time I-Ec5 Taboo
Ap7''rizH Bob r. Lad Of Langl-u. Silver Rr.-1-
and NaL-l also -a-
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MAKE FOUR DOUBLE PLAYS.
HamIIne's Great Fielding Is Too
Much for LangdOn Troupe.

Hamline and Langdon crossed bats
yesterday in the Sunday School League.
the former winning. 3 10 /. The winners
put up good fielding game. pulling off
four double plays. two Of which were by
the McMorris-Stuckert-Sabins route.
Anderson and Gordon opposed each
other on the mound and both twirled
good ball. fielding their positions in ex-
ceUent style
Mattingly, Of Langdon. accepted four
chances in left field. the last one. a line
drive of Sheaffer's bat, being classy
catch.
Brauner and Stuckert made the only
long hits Of the game. each hitting the
sphere across d street for three sacks.
Score
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lotals---.... Is TUtals......., 8 Az 5 4
Two cut when game was called
s.. Stephens .......... .......... 0 O a
Northeast A & o q n
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Eastern nj GalIaudo.

This afternoon at $3.50 o'clock Gallaudot
lines up against the fast Eastern Col
iege MANASSAS. Ya.) aggregation in a re-
turn game at Kendall Green. This is
the Virginian's second appearance AT
the Northeast college grounds.
The veteran southpaw, Dillon, is the
likely choice for the Bun and Blue slab.
with Rockwell behind the bat. Cant
Hover will use practically the same
lineup that walloped the Catholic Uni
versity nine Saturday. except that Brick
takes Craven's place at first base.
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ADVENT SHUT OUT.
Burke's Pitching Wins for Tvvining
in independence League

Burke was in rare form yesterday and
BANKED the Advent team I'm the hide
pendfnce League. to 0, striking out
nine men and letting the Churchmen
down with two hits.
In the seventh, Advent had the best
chance 90 score of the game, Stone hitting
safely TO right. and Pennington taking
one OF Burkes twisters in the side Dunn
drew a pass and filed the bases. Burke
then frightened up and famed two men.
Stone tried TO steal home and was nioped
az the nan Gcorn.
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CATHEDRAL SCHOOL WINS.
Rockville Nine Defeated in Well
played Game

In a close and well-played game yes
terday. between tie National Cathedral
School and the Rockville nine. on the
Washington School grounds. the Cathe-
dral team carried of the honors, winning
by 20 l.
Story. who was on the mound for Rock
vile, was rather wild. and was largely
to blame for several Of the runs. Stone.
for Cathedral. connected for three hits
a double and two singles. The features
Of the game were three double plays
two by Cathedral and one by Rockville
Score.
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The Score.

-at p-se On errnfH- oet-cfNe. j. Agriculture 2.
Lett on hascs-Pos--otce. =. Agriculture. 70 FIRST
base gn balls-Of Aston. 2: o. lynch. {. on Ke-r.
j. Innings ritrLsi-By Aston. SIS: By Ker. 2g-3
Hits made-of Aston. {; on Kerr. T. Struck out
by ..ylcH. 8 by kCrr. O. Tlrt-ra-e hit-Orls-r.
Iwn-hE-e hir-kCr. Sa.ufc- Gg-Nl.rlr sa.-if,s
h''s-'iralaD, Ir1vbuty-. Lynch Vaughn Stolen
bae.7-B-au. Priest. Graham. Double p.uv-Ker
~ oul--n % Krt- Hit ty p.tcles-By Rer. j..
hT lynch J. Wld p.tches-Ke-r, =. L-u-s. e.
Passed h-I-s-OakIs7. :: EraH. T. Uupre-Sfr.
Beta Time q g1ma-- h0ur and - minutes
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Richmond Releases Peterson.

Richmond. Va. May 13.-Gus SaIve Of
whom great things are expected. both bv
local fans' and the Richmond manage
ment, reported to Manager Lawlor last
night. and is IN the pink Of condition.
ready to go in at a moments notice and
take his turn in the box Salve Is heav-
Ter than when here before and looks fine
Peterson, whose arm has been troubling
him all season, was released last night
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First base on Crrurs-Comme-cal, s: American. l.
Left On bascs-C0mmerriaI s. American q First
base on ba,ls-Or Grayson. & Struck o.t-Rv
sab. 3. by Grysou. Q Home rlns-Stodta-d %
Threc-hose hty-Salb. Freeman stolen basas-P
Moore s, Seay IT,. Sab ~. Freeman. H. Seay
S. Gcabast 80. Double ply-Sal5 IN Ii. Seav.
Hit by plrchcr-By Grays0u, III. Ssay and W
Seayl. Passed balis-Kiug 49,. Stoddard Umpire
Mr. Kinney. Time Of game-I hour and IS minutes
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ALL THE NEWS AND GOSSIP IN THE SPORTING WORLD
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Capital City League-Pumping Station. 5; Cor
NELL g.
Departmental Joague-Post-onice. 6; Agriculture 7.
Sunday school League-Hamliue g.: Langdon. /.
Marquette League-Diamond A. e., 6; Hygienic
Lab0atory 4.
Commercial League-Berry & Whitmore. z; Bren-
tanOs p
Bankers League-Commercal, ls; American Ma
tonal O.
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. C. A. LeaFue-Car De
paument. 70 shopmen, g.
Independence Lcague-TTlning g. Advent 0.
Suburban Lcage-Nu game
Olympia League-St. Stephens o. Northeast A.
c.. g.
Coored Departmental Leasue-Interior. u; Blu
rCau, 2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

LIT on hlscs-Car Dcuarmeut. g. shopuen. @
First base on blls-Oif Carroll /: on Dore !. of
T. Meredith ]. Innings pitchcd-By Carroll. I23:
by D0Te. IS; by Meredith. l. Hits made-Of
Carroll. :; o. Dorc. J. Struck out-By T. Cauow.
IL D. Dore. e. Or r. Meredith J. Home run
J. Meredith. Two-base Mt-McPoveu. Sacrifice
hitS-Purl. Handy stolen hsses-Dalten. Nc
Powell .2l. Sullivan. KiIr1y Anderson Uupire-
Mr. Haudiboe. Time OF game LJu- and 80 min
ureE
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
Horse show Mt Richmond.

Richmond. Va. May 13-The horse show
and race meet that begins here tomorrow
promises 10 be one of the best ever IN
dertaken by the association. The stables
at the fair grounds are filed with some
OF the finest horses in this section.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

flIs' base by errors-Langdon 1: Hamliue L Left
On u4ses-l.angdon. ?; Hamline. = First base on
o4ls-OH Anderson, 4. Struck Out-By Anderson
= oy Gordon, J. Three-baso hits-Brauner. Stuck
CC AWOoaSe hit-Alattingy. Sacrifice hits-Saycrs
DAVIS Goodman. Double plays-Gordon 10 Sabins;
McNlorns to StucIert 20 Sabins %; Shearer 10
Goodman. Hit by pitcher-By Gordon. !. Umpires
-desSFS Cleveland and Hughes, Time Of game-l
hour and n minutes
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ALMOST SMOTHERED.
Commercial Defeats American Va
tiOnHl, 10 to o in BnnkerS' League.

Commercial swamped American Ma
uonal yesterday in the Bankers League.
calcimining them 70 the tune OF 70 10 0.
sab, IN the box FOR Commercial, let
the American boys down with two sin
giles, both Of which were made by Quinn.
Grayson was the easiest kind OF q mark
FOR the Commercial aggregation.
Stoddard swatted out two hons runs,
while Harry Seay led both teams with
the stick. batting 100 for the day. Sab
struck out fifteen Of the opposition.
ScOra.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
Gonzaga Mt Gaithersburr.

The Gonzaga Props baseball nine is
scheduled to play the Gaithersburg Ath-
letic Club at Gaithersburg this afternoon
at o'clock. The local team is fun OF
determination, and expect to bring back
all the honors.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

Left % bases-CCrucl. 2; Station, 3 First base
on hals-of Prddv Q. OF wilkins. q on Buscher.
Innings p.tchld-By PrdGy. 5; by Wilkins.
HTS made-uf irddr, 2. o. wilkins. g. struck
Guilty. wilkins 2. by Tridty, .. by Busche- T.
Iagee-blsr mt-NcDouald. TFobaso hits-Hesslcr.
steele Davis Mullen. Sacrifice hits-Hayes. Davis
ONciL stolen hases-Steels Ie'. Murray. TayI0-.
Hayes. King Double play-Handiboe 20 Bus-hrr
Hit hy ptcher-By wilkins. !; hy Buscher. l. I'm
p.re-NIr. Holman. Time Of game-I hour and 50
minutes.
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Left on hases-T'yiuing G; Advent s. First base
on halls-OG Zirklr ;: on America 1 on Burke
Innings pitched-By Zirlle &; by America 2 Hits
made-Of ZrSle. 7. Struck out-By Zirkle. 6: by
America /; by Burke. O. Two-base hit-CIoneus
sacrifice his-Downey. Hansen. Stolen bases
America stone. Walker. Clemens Downey %. Div
yer. Mckee. Hansen. lift by Titchcr-By Burke. /
Wild ptch-Zirke. Passed bas-Hinde. Dunn.
Umpire-Mr. Palmer. Time Of game hour and Is
minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
FANS TWELVE MEN.
OgIe, Of Berry & WhitmOre, Lets
BrentanO's Down with Two Hits.

Berry & Whitmore club had an easy
time defeating the Brentano's nine in
the Commercial League. L 10 .. Ogle
was on the slab for the jewelers. and
pitched gilt-edge ball. striking out twelve
men and allowing but two hits Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

Let ON basos-HCTTy y Whitm0rp, :; BreutanO's J.
First base on haIls-OG Ogle, B. OF Walters. 4.
Struck out-By Ogle y; by Walters. T. Two-base
hits-Th0mpson Ogle Stolen bases-Wentz t2)
Thompson ~. Young Passed balls-BrOWu ,
UmTire-Nir. Conner. Time Of game-l hour and
Is minutes
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

Al Lancaster-Hauisturg. 6, Lancaster. q
AZ No-k-WiLiausp0-r. g. T7-E
AZ Rcad.ng-I7hrstown o.. Reading. 4
At Decentralization. g. AIrorra 6
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RED MEN WIN.
Interior Finds Bureau Nine Easy I'm
COIOred DepartmentaI Ie,ouo

Interior defeated Bureau OF Engraving
and Printing. Il 70 2. in the Colored De-
partmental League yesterday The base
running Of Turner was the feature. Rev
nolds slowed up in the sixth. and be-
fore the side was retired in this session
Interior bad gathered six runs Scnrn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

a. vaukee. !: Columbus. .
AZ inneapolis-AInGgap0'is 6; indianapolis. S
AZ Kansas City-T0icdp .: Kansas City. @.
SO ST. Paul-St Paul. S. Louisville. O.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

Manassas, Va. May l3-Eastern Col
lege met its second defeat at the hands
OF Virginia Polytechnic Institute by 5
TO 2 Neither side scored until the fifth.
when Kenner cleared the bases with three
pn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14

A. Onaha-Omaa1. o, Topeka. s
A. Sioux City-SioU City. Is; Wichita, I.
At Lnc1ln-Linc1lu. G. Denver. s.
Al Des M0iucs-Des Noincs 4. 81. joseph. &
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES
EASTERN LEAGUE.

AZ H0ccCztr7=JoUCy City. J. Rochester. g.
Ar butfal0--Bu-tain. ]; Newark. g.
At Acknowledged. 6. Baltimore. O.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

At New Havsn-New Haven. S: Hartford. Q.
At NCTthamuton-NCrrh1m s. Springfield
AT New Britain-NCw BRIAN. u. Hr-v-Le. .
At Natcrbury-WHtC-bgry. Z. HrI-apo-t. 8
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
OLYMPIA LEAGuE
PI0ZET WINS GAME.
His Single, with Two on Bases, Puts
Diamond A. c. I'm Front.

Piozet won his own game in the Mar
quette League yesterday when he singled
in the sixth with runners on second and
third. both OF them scoring. Score.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
SHOPMEN EASY MEAT.
Car Department, with CnIIOw in
Box, Trims Them, II 10 >.

Car Department won an easy victory
over the Shopmen I'm the Terminal Rail-
road y. NJ c. A. League yesterday. I3 to 3
Callow pitched q good game and struck
on eleven mon Snnrn.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
COTTON STATES IrAcTE

At Jacllson-IacSson. 4: Hattiesb,lrg. 10.
At Meridian-Mcddian 3: Vicksburg Q
At Yazoo City-Yazco City. ;; Greenwood. ) ter
innings darkness
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Left on bases-Diamoud A. c. 5; Hygienic Iabo-
ratory, g. First base on balIs-OF NutweU L
Struck out-By NutWel s. by Plozet G. Tvo-hase
hit-Nalera- Sacrifice mts-N ogelsherger %. Valera
Stolen base-Piozet. Wild ritches-Piozer Nut.
well. J.. Umpre-Mr Wood Time Of game hour
and Is minutes
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-05-14
NEW ENGLAND LEAGrE-

At Now Redfcrd-New Bedford. =. L-v-snoe. /
At Fan River-Fau River .. Rr1cEtor. g.
40 HavThll-Haverhil. g. Lowell TO-
Az "orces'er-W Worcester, :; Lynn. twelve IN
niugs.
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SOUTHERN LEAGuE.

At Montgomery Montgomery. g, Atlanta, !
At Mobile-liobie. 2; Chattanooga. 8
At New Orlcans-New Orleans. &; Nashville
Thirteen innings. darkntssl
AZ Birmingham birmingham. 4; Memphis, &
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

At DaIlaS-Hous.on. 6; Dallas l.
At ShTeveporr-Shreveport. 8. Galveston. &
At Oklahoma rity-Oklahoma City. 3. San An.o-
Mo. .
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Left On blses-St Stephens, ;; y. F. 4. C., s.
First hase on baIs-OU Blrrett l. Struck out-By
McDonrlgh. Il. by Barrett 5. Home uln-Schom-
I bert Two-basc mts-Grcen, Chamberlin- stolen
I hases-C. Martin 02, Mathews o. J. Hoffman
49,. McDmough. B. Martin, Evans schombert
DAILY ID. lit by pitcher-By Barrett. Evans o.
Passed hals-Nooue. NauwCmer Umpire--Nir
Mace. Time Of game-I hour and 10 minutes
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bureau Of Z. q P. 0 0 o 0 o. ,
Earned r1ns-Intcrior. 6: Bureau F;-s. -.
% errors-lnterior. 4; Bureau 2 Left on basos-
Inferior. D; Bureau. 2 First base on bans--OF
Washington. 3; on Reynolds. Q Innings pitcb,d-
by washington. Z; BY Caesar. .; by REYNOLDS s.
~ Oanp"i!' :. Struck out-By Washington. g. by
Caesar. 2; by Reynolds. s. Two-base bits-RcroclSs'
Mckinney. wilkinson Etolcn bases-Turner fs1
Munroe %. Randolph. Pride. George. Double NAV
Hamilton 70 Gilchrist. Passed balls-T1rner md
George. Umptre-Mr. Harley Time Of CamS-l
hour and 80 minutes
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

At Columbia-ColUmEia, G.; Columbus 8
AZ AuEusta-Nlac0l. 6: Augusta. T.
At Jac1sonville-Jackscnvile. 4; Savannah, s.
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IaiHou FunS-I lt1eIraI. I, E0ckUlIe J. FIrst
base by errors-Cathcdnl. ]; Rockville g. Lift on
base5-Cathcdral, 6; Rockville 5. Flrst base on
ba4.s-Of story s. Struck out--By Begrs. 4. bv
Story. Il. Tree-basc hit-NlIrphy Tw0-base hit
stone. Sacrifice hit-HEEins Double plays-Hicks
TO Young; Fixen 10 Murphy; Begrs TO Murphy.
Hit by pitchcr-By Story, J Wud pitch-5tory
Passed balls-Sargent 3D.
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ST. STEPHENS WIN.
Take Interesting Game from North
enst Club In OLYMPIA Lcngue.

st. stephens won a loosely PLAYED con-
test from the Northeast Athletic Club,
in the Olympia League, yesterday. TO g.
Despite the poor fielding. the game was
Interesting thrn-rrhn,lt Gcnrn.
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.
WESTERN LEAGUE.

Az Elmira-Elmtra. Il WIIbcsbarre. =
At Uuca--Albany, 4, CH-l. I3.
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ADVENT TEAM QUITS
Relinquishes Franchise in
independence Leagne.
ST. MARTINS MAY GET PLACE
Meeting of Board of Directors in
Few Days VIII Decide Who VIII
Manager May Take Charge of New
Club-The New Schedule.

II was learned late last night that the
Advent team. Of the Independence
League, had relinqulshed its franchise.
and that team from st. Martins
Church, at North Capitol and T streets.
will be admitted 20 the Independence
League in its place This nine will be
under the charge Of either J. II. Kettner
or Johnnie Wilkinson. who have been
running the Advent club. The Rev Eu-
gene A. Hannah, Of st. Martins Church.
stated over the phone that he had been
asked TO give his permission for a ball
team 10 be drawn from the parish. and
that this was readily granted. but other
than that. Father Hannah had nothing 10
say. It IS understood. however. that tho
new ST. Martins club will have Sherman
Green and Vie" BIelask IN the lineup.
ard the new conner should prove 70 be a
good drawing card
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
NOTICE or FIRST MEETING OF
 CREDITORS.

In the District Ceatt tof tar p..- ui,r uf Ala ta. Saoud HT.Isiou.
 In tha matte #oi s IL Stevens. bankrupt. h baakuurtss So aa
 To the ctsdltar= af ; II. St#su#. a4 Nome. In the hi-tn,t#,fu-=.ud lHs rupt.
 Notice i= h@frbs rlteH tt4t 4u- ue 3rd day of August, t9iu. tn =aIi < II Stevens was duly adIuderd bank rupt. and that the first meeting af ma creditors will b. held at Nome. All.I8. in the office of J F. uohbos. rsfraar it. baukrurtcv. in thr Nome Rr1ltt Com panN's Building an Sr,ad'u4n avsnue. on the goth day uf August lHo. at 2 o'clock in the afternoon of said day al which time the said creditors mlF at tend prove Their claims. appoint q trustee examine tha bankrupt and transact such otter business a- maa properly come before zaid meeting
 Dated. Nome. Alaska Aueu.. 4 1910.
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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
NOTICE OF MARsHAL's SALE.

Public notice is hereby given that by virtue of T writ of execution dated July 20. 19l0 issued out of the District Court for she Second Division. District of Alaska. on a cost judgment ren- dered in said Court on the 18th day of June, 1908. in favor of Anvil Hydraulic X Drainage Company. and against F. II. Anderson and F. Chilberg. I will offer for sale at public vendue to the highest and hest bidder for cash on the 5th day of September, 1910. at the front door of the United States Dis triet Court House. Nome. Alaska all of the right. title and interest of F. Chilberg in and to that certain placer mining claim situated in the Cape Nome Recording District. District of Alaska, known and described as No. I Above Discovery on Lake Creek
 Dated at Nome. Alaska. this 9th day of August, 1910
 T. c. POWELL.
 United States Marshal. Second
 Division. District of Alaska.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
Not That Kind

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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
MATTERS
 RECORDED
AUGUST l5. 1910. Affidavit of PabIlsat on.

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 Deeds George S Wa'Err fa Npfy Fl tu- drrsuu. 7u undivided ur--Grtd rsrr- ozt ia tHr UauG. riro. D.d.. T..E. Panic Cuckoo and r,au association claims. aud m undivided aua raurt# iHtera-g # tHe AHa a--4artaaH. Aae 19. Ia1u
 R. c Counor et aI to Antonio rer.t tho Mabel h,u.H on Discover. ur Wonder creek. Nus. 2. rln Peer Hann0y to Nutauia r,f,t tre Mabel bench e8 Discovery 4H He4aea creek. Aue > IoIa
 Labor Lien F. Eamofzky VI J. =. Hr9vu-,f all. on the cyrus Norle. far z5a. Aug 15z 1eIo
 Proofs Of Labor Lagoon association. reht eair= of Nome rie,r for 1910. Frsl naabI., ct aL
 Locations. Governor No. assuca'ian. au the shores of Ecrna sen. Aug. 1aIqiu. Joseph N Ross ct al. THe Governor No g. oe tho aH,r- af Reriug sea. Aug l.. fa1e. q. E Cmistufferyou et al. The Governor Nh. 2. uu the shore of BeriHg sea. Aug l3. lalo. ] Hrdmau et al.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
Commander Peary in 1909:

Being satisfied since my first ex- petition in 1891 that the Eastman cameras and films were best suited for this class of work. I have used both exclusively in all my Arctic expedi- tions since. and it is 10 this that at tribute the fact that I have brought back series of photographs which in quantity and quality probably exceed any other series of photographs ab tained from the Arctic regions"
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-16
ExHAUsTlNe MENTAL LABOR.

"If you have any trade or o,cupa- tien.2 asked the woman of thr house Why don't yau follow ite'
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 Wi me mind. maam. same cz aH de great inventors do I'm tryia ( think mp subs'toot for iniy rubber" Chicago Tribune.