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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Order of Publication

STATE or MISSOURI,
County ofist. Francis,
II 1HE CIRCUIT rOtRr, 10 NDr-l
TERM l1ll.
once EIvins. rlalntir .........
Maintenance.
Ilnn Llyius b"trnhaut.
Nuw at THIS day "Wednesday Nay g. I'l.
comes the plaintiff hcrriu toy her attorney
II. : Miller, ana Niles h'I petition ana am
daNlt, alleging among other things. that
defendant linn tlyiUs, l- Uot "a resident nl
the state OF Missouri and cannot br served
WITH the ordinary process ~ law ih 'h'
state a. provided bN IAW Of 'Nls state,
WherpuuDu, Do u.s. ordered hy The 1uIf
that sulI defendant hr notified Wy IUNIlnu
tluu that nuintir hI. commenced Il eU'
against him IN TINS court. the Obfr"t ana
general mature ui which is iaNuutulu tu Dr
der and Jud yuuut tor the sum OF tnH Hun
uteu Dollars Ipr month 10 nm action NA
plulntif, thu wife ut defendant, AGAINST I".
PENDANT, tie husband. Tor maintenance
ANA support ut plaintiff ana her nyc minor
children, and That the lrphl estate of lie
PENDANT, Linn Elvins. has been levied upon,
seized ana attached and that unless said
Linn Elylns hc ana appear At this Court. al
the next term thereof, to hr begun anu
holden al the court House In the city ul
Pennington. In said county, on the lith day
u August tXt and on the tirst day oi said
term, or before the last day Of sald term
answer OF plead to the petition IA said
cause, the sam" NNl ] be taken rs confessed
and Judgment viii lie rendered accord
tnRly
Ana e. Is further ordered that a rupl
hereof be published. according 10 law. In
The Pennington Times, II newspaper pub.
lished IA said county OF 81 Francois, fur
four weeks successfully, published at least
once week, the last Insertion to BE ct
least nfteen days before the nrst day ~
said next August term OF this Court.
true copy from the record.
....''. witness my hand, ana seal OF
SEAL the Circuit Court Of -. Fran
... Cols county this Hlst day OF
May, lHli.
G. r. WILSON, Circuit Clerk
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Order of Publication.

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County OF St Francois
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'iIi' E'Nils' fHllhtlU.
vs.. Account.
Linn Twins, b"tehdani
NOM ~ lhi~ Jay, Wednesday May B, 1911.
,eh"S NE llh|hllII urlrln 10y Der attorney
u. : M'il'I. ana Il't@ h'f petition huH an
uaNIt' hIitEiik, among .|N'I things, ihu'
u'I'huAht' LINN tItIn'. j. hot resident n'
ny Nthl' OF MlN~nHfI. ana cannot he served
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The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK MARKET

National Stock Yards. H., May 30.
Cattle receipts 5000. Good cattle
steady. Top heifers $500; top steers
ST. -; medium killers slow All
kinds selling practically the same
as n week ago. Outlook steady to
strong balance Of the week,
Hog receipts $1,000. Market Toe
lower, but active at the decline.
Bulk Of all the hogs 1886 to $50.
Present demands very good. Out
look steady under liberal receipts.
Sheep receipts 5000. Lambs
steady; best spring lambs S.2d;
clipped lambs S6.2j. Sheep ljc low
err, top 800. A good many good
muttons selling at 1919 to $3.50,
Outlook weak.
NATIONAL LIVE STOCK Cow. Go.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Final Settlement.

Nuilrc Is hereby given that the unl-r
signed, administrator OF the estate of
CIIARIF~ s. THOMAS. Decd
viii mukra iunl settlement OF said e~t.t,
at the next term IT the Probate court pf ~
Francois county Missouri, to De begun ana
hcld a. the court mousse In FnrminGuu, tn
said county. on the second Monday To
July, iNll.
RICHARD THOMAS. Adm T..
MAY j. lgli
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
Circuit Court Proceedings
State Cases.

State Cases.
T.. J.. Shafner. having weapon on
person while intoxicated; dismissed
as to first count, plea Of guilty as to
second, and fine 500 and costs.
Clenna Wetzel, petit larceny; con
victed before justice of the peace,
petitions court for parole which is
granted.
John Edgar, carnal knowledge;
motion for new trial overruled and
defendant sentenced to imprisot-
ment for two years; files affidavit
for appeal, which is granted and APP
peal bond fixed at 81 800; defendant
granted leave until September | to.
file bill Of exceptions.
Civil Suits
Emma Thurman vs.. Homer Thur
man, divorce; dismissed nj cost of
plaintiff
Clay Wilson vs.. Sam Wilson, di-
vorce; disnis sed at cost Of plaintiff.
Matilda Ferguson vs.. ClaybOrn
Ferguson, divorce; trial 10y court
aud submitted.
Elmer f.. Mason vs.. Laura Ma
son, divorce; trial by court and sub
mitted.
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a;,.''ra,. ,ni,t -. 49,, ',i s,I'
United
t,t, p.,.i,....,.. ,u.,. II p,t,
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' ",1,,,,,. ", ''''' '''"' ~ ''"'' "'''
i Nah 'atth'i vs. J"hh lack
"r, alN"'''' tflai ny court ana sub
'',,''"
rauh Nrhlhal"f ". J"Ilana
/ seminole, dIl"f''i lilaI ny court
ana submitted
Martin x. Duncan vs.. A. VI Is;
duncan u'\"f'"' tflai ny court anu
suoiiilh'"'
Dan sullivan vs.. till' SULLIVAN
IalNoTc'' ifia' ny court an" sun
mltted.
BETTE f.. Kuupy -. Lucien Rancy,
divorce; trial 10y court and sub
United
X. A Horn ". Margaret f.. Horn,
divorce; trial by court and sub
mitted.
Eriq K MITCHELL - Iulu q Nits
. cileIl, ulNOIfb, hlulIlllU mes AIN
dayit for order of publication OF no.
tice. which was granted to August
term.
I,ao,.,, h,. d.,ouI, ,,as ont,rod
oroins, tha foiiou,iny norsons Tor
daaiinnnont ,owas. " !, Sottl. et
al a"as EirL,atr,rL W AZ
Sn,,,a 81 Ha,ti, pr,,,,,, insonh
trI'," w "' E;siix Sac q, al r. a.
w. ',," -, ~ n Eorra,, 49,
49,
mos W htklhS w 81 frail'olS
county hall"hS 90 damages con,
tihuea ny consent 10 await action I'll
'ouFt OF Appeals III sliilIlar case
Ethel G. Hammond vs.. Deslogt
Lead CO.. damages; continued by
agreement.
Marvin Brown ys. Federal I,caC
leo. damages. motion for costs con
fessed and Iruyr granted to plaintiff
ia secure costs two weeks from dat,
, of adjournment Of this term.
o,,I,,.,,ru,o,..rv ~ Er,,,r,i.
lr,',''', -, :, ,.anc.i Iand
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

IL you are not satisfied after using
according to directions two-thirds
OF n bottle of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets, you can have
your money back. The tablets
cleanse and invig0rate the stomach,
improve the digestion, regulate the
bowels. Give them trial and get
well. Sold by r. NJ. Laakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01
LEAD BELT CYCLONE FUND,

Mrs. Bilharz of Flat River has
sent us the following statement at
the receipts and disbursements OF
the funds received for sufferers Of
-. rnnnnI nNnlnnnL
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

Down in Poplar Bluff it Is unlaw-
fun to hitch a team to q tree on the
street.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

= S,-Distributed also IL large
drv goods boxes of good second
hand clothing, furniture, dishes, etc.
Lame shoulder is almost invari-
ably caused by rheumatism of the
muscles and yields quickly to the
free application of Chamberlain IS
Imminent. This liniment is not only
nrompt and effectual, but In no way
disagreeable to use. Sold by T. NJ
I.aakman.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

Grandma Burgess of Pennington
is visiting her sons, George and FL
"a Burgess.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1911-06-01

STATE or MISSOURI,
County oGSt. Francis, '7
~ 1HE CIRCUIT COrHT, 10 N.rr-l
TERM, lHu.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Notas de la Feria

Debido al NAL tienlpU relnante Ell los
iias ofciates de Ia 4'erIa, 10 que lmpl-
ii6 Ia asistencia de muchas personals
lie la Isla, la Junta insular de Ia terla,
segnn anunciamos oportunamentc, con-
tinuara la Exposition hasta el proxi-
mo domingo II inclusive. Todos los
4spectacuIos gratuitos, lncluyendo los
vuelos del aeroplano, ascenslones del
globo, descensos en paracaldas y bue-
nas. carreras de .cabsllos seran repet5-
dos diariamerte dura,1tc la prolonga-
zion de las tiestas
Para Ell viernes IL, La Junta ha dis
ouesto uv2: serde entrada ] toda persona
que nc pueda pagaria y que Sc presente
IN la nue~ta de Ia Escuela de Benefi-
.encia, antes:el' Institute, entire las IO
y o. nj. Y S 7 p. N. FL NAL tempo
ia pasado y. Sc espera que ell resto de
Ia semana sea buc44o lor 10 cual cada
lno que desee asistsr q Ia Feria puede
lacerlo. -.-
Ell sabado dia t6 Sc iIeyara d cabo
IN los terrenos de Ia Feria ejercicios
por ell Regimiento lie Puerto Rico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Para que son
las ordenanzas?
UN CONDUCTOR IGNORANTE

Aver, La ignorancia y la terquedad de
LII conductor y la incomprensible leni-
dad de un policla, han podido dar lu-
gar que ocurriese un incidente muy
desagradable en- ell tranv1a
En- La parada de Gonzalez Padin, fue-
ron 4 tomar ell trolley dos distinguidos
caballeros y, conocedores de la ordenan-
"a vigente sobre la subida y bajada de
los trolleys, como por Ia plataforma ira
sera era impossible penetrar al vehlcu}o,
por el njimero excessive de pasaje que
iba alli amontonado, los citados senores
fueron a entrar por la delantera.
FL conductor, n1mero 81, los rechaz6
con fofnras destempladas invocaron los
pasajeros Ia ordenanza y hasta sc la
,nOstraron al trllculento conductor, pues-
to QUE casualmente lie llevaba consigo I'm
distinguido abogado que iba en- ell ca
rro, Y el conductor Sc neg6 q todo razo-
namiento exigiendo q los dos senores
que abandonaran el CAIRO; como estos
con0cedores de su derecho sc negasen q
cumplimentar la orden, ell conductor lla-
mo en- su auxlio un policia, ell guar
dia tampoco conocia la ordenanza!
Tn inspector de Ia compania que lego
despu6s, alarde6 de igual ignorancia que
el subalterno y ell policia, y solo ante la
resistencia tirme de uno de los pasaje-
ros que hizo prevalecer su derecho, sa-
li0 bien librada la ordenanza de la orr
giualisima Interpretation que quisieron
darle ell inspector, ell conductor y ell
guardia.
Los aludidos caballeros va han pre-
sentado la correspondence denuncia del
atropello de que fueron objeto.
Tome ejemplo de este ell pj1blico, y 4
Ver como entire todoS vamos educando 4
clerta gente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
d T '1EATK0
BENEFICIO DE -ESPERANZA IRIS


La encantadora artista celebr0 anoche
su function de gracia, con un lleno colo
sal
Las butacas que pudieron acaparar,
los revendedores fueron vendidas has
ia a cuatro dollars; ell ent1siasmo era
delirante Ell teatro Ofrec1a deslum-
brador aspeeto. Ell todo San Juan, es-
taba ALI.
La Poup6e es la obra con que Sc pre-
sent6 al p1blico de San Juan la genti-
lisima Esperanza Iris en- Ia temporada
anterior, y la genial artista ha tenido ell
delicado rasgo de ponerla en- la noche
de su benefcio y en- La que Sc creia la
funci6n de despedida de Ia compan1a.
Todo ell primer acto paso en- la impa-
ciencia de yer la benefciada en- el
segundo, va en- ell taller del Maestro H.
lar5o, aparece la Iris en- escena y fu6 aco-
gida con una gran ovaci6n A los pies
de la notable artista cay0 una yerdade-
ra Huvia de flores; el APPLAUSE ensordece-
dor Sc prolongo largo ratio; los admira-
dores de la bella tiple le arroiaron null
titud de palomas y le ofrecieron esplen-
didos regalos
Largo ratio fue inrrumpida la repre-
sentaci0n en- tanto que duraba el largo
APPLAUSE y la benefciada recogla los pre-
sentes que lie fueron hechos.
Toda la function fue un triunfo para
la Iris. Los aplausos Sc sucedian fre-
cuentemente.
Esperanza Iris hizo una labor insu-
perable, es la misma muneca deliciosa
que cautiv6 la otra vez nuestras simpa-
t1as irremediables, pero mas bien vestida
aun, mas lujosa, una muneca ideal.
FL triulnfo de la Iris fue defnitivo; al
final de todos los actos recibi0 una ova-
ci0n; fue alzado ell tel6n, en- su honor,
multitud de veces ell bailable del ter
Ger acto hasta que ell p1blico 10 VIC cua-
tro veces, no Sc di0 por satisfecho.
No queremOs que en- esta cr0nlca de-
homenaje Ia deliciosa artista haya una
nota amarga para nadie, por ESQ no ana
lizamos la labor de Llaurad0, que nos
hizo en- vez de un joven tinido, un tipo
amemado y s5G5cWIO.
Muy bien Villarreal y Riera, la Sega
IRA muy en- su puesto, y La orquesta con-
tribuyendo al exito.
Domingo OROZCO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Bale en- la Feria

En-. ell salon de. >.baits. de LA Feria Sc
slar5 .,tilo 91airana vits'pas, ,posE la noche, a
.benehcio delRefugio de:Nians hesampa-
radios. Fieneh las entl adaa y patroclnan
bondadosamente esta buena obra las Sc
ioritas siguientos! ':' -
Enriqueta Sktrrttt, Pillar 'Rexach> Ma
ria Asensio, Amparo' Fernandez Mater
Ana Rita Sama, I. Orbeta,' Angelina 10
drlguez Cebollero, M6rdedita Ginorlo'
elisa BGzzo, Cohchita Fernandez, Pura
yaras Maria Tulsa Pujol; Clarita Gui-
llermety, JUL Ferrer,:. Fe' 1garavidez'
Eva Gallardo, Maria f'enoitez, 1osehna
Benitez, JoscGna Asenjo, Mercedes Asen-
10, Ma,.ls Kearney y ,5osefna kearney'
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Un trabajo notable

Las pensonas Que visitan el departa-
mento de Instrucci5n Pt1hlica, de la Fe-
ia Insular, pueden adn1irar una magnl-
lea obra Dc manc que Ia merecldo calu-
rosos elogios.. !, ...
Sc trata de un cobeftor todo de hlio,
primorosamcpte calado, confeccionado en-
los tal}eres de. la .senora Brlgida Roman.
Is realmentc una labor admirable que
scusa cl grado de ade|lanto en- que Sc
halla Ia industria de caiado y hordado en-
= pals.
Dicha obra ha obtenido uno de los pri-
neros pronios y algunos senores amerl-
canos han ofrecido una fuerte suma pa
"a adquirir tan primorosa labor.
La seflora Roman mereoe placemes por
4l e1lvidiable triunfo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Convene q todos

A toda persona CUE Sc suscriba al
BOLETIN NERCANTIEs por un aflo :
nos remita en- seguida su importe de
$500, con la orden correspondence, lie
serviremos gratis el peri6dico por 10
que resta de 1911. La suscripci6n del
ano en1pezara a contarse desde 10.
Enero 1912.
mo vacile en- darnos ss1s ordenes, y
pronto podra disfrutar Gle la ventaja
cue le ofrecemos!
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Festejos patrorlales
en- Vieques s

Hemos recibido atenta invitaci6n pa
ra las 6estas patronales de Vieques,
ell los -dlas Is, II y IL & que
fueron transferidas las que debieron CO.
menzar ell d1a Z del corriente, por coin
cidir con La Feria Insular. t
Forman la comisi6n de estos simpati-
cos festejos, los senores L. >Amedee Bo-
net, Ricardo Ortiz Napoleon Carlos
Benltez Castaflos.
Los dias 16 y Is Sc celebraran dos
bales de confianza Ell la sala de actos de
La alcaldfa
Todo promote gran animacion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
9. NJ

No Sc explique usted mas, estamos
en- ell secreto.
De antemano sahemos, que es usted
persona autOrlZada para emitir sensa-
to juicio sobre las favorables condicio-
nes de todas Y cada una de las marcas
de cerveza que en- Puerto Rico Sc i'm
portan; pero...
-Pero que:....
-Casi NADIA, senor mio; una insight
icante friolera :.
-Que ocurre?... Hay quien desau-
torlce mis- opiniones?
NO senor, no; 10 que ocurre es.
que ha llegado P. O. N. al mercado
puertorriqueilo y va usted q tener que
rectlhcar Sis cervezeras opiniones.
y, Quien os csc seilor Pom?
--Pues, no Sc trata de un senior: 81
no, de una excelente y ambarina Sc
nora.
-Senora, ambarina y excelente, v
de importation 80.
Caro- amigo: permltame usted Ia efu-
s1va cordialdad de una sonrisa,
-Puede usted permitirse todas las
eTuslones y cordialidades que le plaz-
can; pero, la P. O. N. es, una ceryeza
de superior calidad todo 10 conocido
y de una presentation que no deia H.
gar a duda que viene dispuesta q plan
tar sI1 pabell0n Ell las atlas aImenas del
renombre y Justa fama!.
--Pero, amigo: teniendo usted como
clm1ento de esa nueva Y desmendre-
LAME marca de cerveza, por que no me
IA mandado va, unas cuantas doceni-
tas de medias botellas?.. Parece mem
tlra que, conociendo usted mi pericia,
maya caldo en- tan censurable olyido.
Amigo mio:t puede, que el olvido
resuite a usted censurable; pero, 81
qulere usted perdonarme la franoueza
pondre Ell conocimiento de usted one.
La tamosa Cerveza Pom, sc reconjenda
por 81 sola. Reune ell ambarino es-
pumoso llquido, tan excepcionales con-
dlclones de superioridad, que no ha
menester de ning1n juicio pericial. .
P1da usted la excelente cerveza Pom en-
ei mas lnsigniicante bar Y Sc conven-
cera usted de que, con la cerveza Pom,
nohay marca que Sc resista. De ahora en-
adelante, no habra mas que-Pon, Pom,
y Pom.
Son tres golpes de atenci6n
No sc 81 son, 8 no SON:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Nuevos abogados

Han revaIidado stls tltulos de aboga-
dos, con brillantlsiluas notas, nuestros
buenos amigos jesse de Jesus Estevez,
poeta cuyas producciones han saboreado
muchas yeces nuestros ]ectores, y SANTA
go Vivafdi, inteligente secretario de la
Junta Central Unionista.
Eel BOLETIN felicita cordialmente &
los amigos por el nueyo triunfo obteni-
No .... ''..' ,..,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14

Estss rasldanza me!orar& I'll sexvaese
eonsiderablemente y facilitara I'll manesa
de loscultos. la Gempafiia espera naw
maeTecedora de sus 6rdenes como en- aa
psasado. Bultos para todos puntos, aa
Fefibiraza en- la direction de aggaba.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
Jurnta General

FL proximo domingo, a las diez de la
malana, Sc celebrara en- los salones del
Ateneo la junta general annual para ele-
cir la directiva que ha de regir los des-
tinos de aquel centric durante el pr6xi-
mo ano de mil novecientos doce.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-12-14
- ~,
NOTICIAS .

Aver, en- la calle de San Francisco
esquina Cristo, ell autom0yil ntlmero
cuatrocientos noventa y cuatro, guiado
por su dueIo, seior Antonio Capella,
arroll0 al nluchacho JESUS Davila produ-
ciendole una pequena luxaci6n de ca
racter Ieve.
Ell senor Capella quiso conducir a Da-
villa al cuarto de socorros para hacerle
la correspondence curaci6n y Sc neg6
rotundamente manifestando que el auto
m6vil no lie hab1a hecho NADIA.
Para celebrar La toma de possession. de
los dignatarios elegidos para el pr6ximo
allo de mil noyecientos doce, efectu6 ano-
che un banquete la 'ELogia Libertad.''
Tomas Crespo Echavarria, sentencia-
do por La corte de distrito de Mayaguez &
dos amos de preside, por ell delito de
atentar a la vida ingres6 aver en- Ia pe-
nitenciaria cumpIr la sentencia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-02

"Robber," was the best he got from
the fans
Henderson may have done his best
but his best will never land him in a
class OUTFIT, lie belongs in the
Limberger League.
Abusing the umpire never won
bali game after it has been lost but
an umpire who fears abuse can do
more to defeat q ball team than any
one man on the field Umpire Hen
derson conveyed the impression to the
spectators that he. was afraid of the
Norfolk players. Moreover II the de
cisions he gave ssainst Richmond had
been given against any other team IN
it's home town he would have been
mohbed. Which speaks we'll for Rifh-
mond fans and players.
II a medal is ever offered for the
worst umpire who ever donued mask
and protector, the Richmond fans VIII
award it by reclamation to Hender-
son. if the game Thursday is fair
sample OF his ability henderson ism
fit to umpire scrub game OF three
year-old eat, lie might do We'll driV-
ing a peddlers wagon or barking for
u haiiN-hoo, but as Al umpire he as
beyond George Cowan's rloquence, and
George is some orator 18th a sad UNI
pire as subject.
As for the game. Richmond had a
chance 10 win 1t in the first inning
and again in the fifth. sixth and sew
enth innings
In the first Baker walked, but WAS
doubled with Wallace when the big
fielder flew TO centre. Just as Baker
was stealing
In the fifth MATHS singled and Dob
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-02
AMERICAN POLO CUP DEFENDERS DEFEAT
BRITISH ARMY TEAM IN THEIR FIRST MATCH

shot the second goal practically on
his own initiative
In the second period Lieutenant Ed
wards again emerged from q melee.
and, lodging MiEburn. made the sec
ond goal for England. No scoring
resulted in the third or fourth periods,
but Milburn, IN his anxiety to save
his goal, crossed Captain Cheape. and
the American score was cut down 10
half point.
In the fifth period Lieutenant Ed
wards, by more OF daring riding. shot
| two more goals. Captain Cheape,
however, was penslized for crossing
Whitney. while Milburn had scored
again for his team. The period end
ed with the score l-2 To / IL In
favor of the chaliengefs.
The sixth period saw a slump in
England horseiiesh, Some of the chal-
| iengers' ponies We're going in for the
second or third time. and after that
England WAS always behind. and only
/ clever work by Captain Wilson pre-
vented larger American score Two
1 goals were added TO fhe American
score in this period by Mihurn and
/ l.. Waterbury.
Milburn added the last score by
making goal in the seventh period.
while near the end OF the match Eng
land suffered again, when Captain
4, Wilson crossed L. Waterbury.
/ The two Waterburys. Whitney and
Milburn played for America. and Cap
tain Cheape. Lieutenant Edwards
Captain Lloyd and Captain Wilson fol-
| England. or course, the positions
| We're named. but Lloyd usually
hit in the goal instead OF Wilson
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-02

or Gainor. their crack first baseman,
but for all that they are . right merry
band OF sluggera Jones, Cobb and
Crawford are all banging the bail
hard The infield. as IL stands now
Delahants on first. OT.eary on sec
ond. Moriarty third and bush short
is not far behind the big three All
told. the Tigers got nineteen hits in
Washington, four off Walker and At
teen off Bill Otey. Otey was effective
generally with men on bases for thir-
teen Detroiters we're left on the Sacks
Lively pitched fair bali for the Jungle
town outfit. The game went ten In
nings.
Hal Chase got back in the game for
the nrst time in many days, and New
York beat st. Louis in one OF those
long -drawn-out tiresome games. Jack
Quinn pitched for the Highianders In
the last two innings. relieving Cald-
we'll. The former tirgfnian has not
been in shape OF late and the Browns
got run or him in the short time
he was on the mound. Powell pitch
ed for Wallace's men.
In smuggling match Philadelphix
beat Cleveland. Morgan, Russell.
coombs. Hardness and Paige were thu
sufferers
The Chicago White Sox beat tbs
boston Hed Sox In 4 poor game. Tho
usually reliable Hooper and Speaker
made errors. and Engle. Yerkas and
Captain Wagner added three more tn
that column. Ray Collins was hit
hard by the DUFFY team. McIIaie vas
no better. Big Ed Walsh pitched In
great style with men on, although
the red hosed boys got twelve hits
OF him. Speaker and Yerkcs getting
three each.
| The Cubs took the last game Of
the series in Pittshurg and the Reds
and Cardinals split a double-header
1 Five pitchers were used In tho Cubs
Pirates battle. Mcintyre and Brown
doing the hurting for the Chance
crowd and Maggie, Ferry and IAeneld
/ for Clarke's cheerfuis.
| Frank Smith won another game for
Cincinnati. taking the second hAlf OF
1 the double header Laudermilk and
Zmich were opposed to the piano
mover. In the first session SaIlee had
the better OF Bobby Keefs, although
both Zmich and Smith did ninth In
ming relief work.