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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-17
Bankers League,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No game scheduled.
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It took Silver Spring twelve long in
nings yesterday to win from Woodland,
in the closest game of the season.
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Sunday School League.
STANDING.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Ninth, %: Ingram, 1.
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ToDAY-American Security VS.. District
White Lot EIl.pse.
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When Brookland came to bat in the
final round the score stood to in
favor of Petworth. and how the new
corners ever managed to win out is
the talk of Petworth and the cause of
many roasts today. With the bases
loaded and none out lie Due gave evil
dence of his old-time form and struck
out Cord and Krug, but then came the
merry-go-round.
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Crown made two fine running catches
In the outfield for the Indians. >
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TODAY-AloyeiuS VS.. Commissioners, Firs
and N streets northeast.
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Ingram did not get a peep in until
the seventh, when Luscombe the first
man to reach third, crossed the plate
on Leland's single. Leland was then
caught trying to stea! second. Upton
followed with Ingram's fourth hit,
reached second on a passed ball, stole
third, but was unsuccessful in his at
tempt TO steal home
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TODAY-Immanuel vs.. White Haven, Six
tenth street and Columbia road.
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Lemeric got four stolen bases, stealth,
third twice and second twice.
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Suburban League.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
10. Petworth, 3.

STANDING.
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STANDING.
Clubs. W.LPct; Clubs. w.LPct
A. s. & T.. 900 District. 6 SIS
F FGm. S Nat'.. ! 's25 Sec Wash. 2 9 Isl
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TODAY-Havenner VS.. Willard, Georgia
avenue and Kenyon street northwest
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TRYING TO LOCATE
JEWS IN PALESTINE
Purchase of 100000 Acres of
Land Annually Advocated at
Convention of ZiOnists.

TANNERSVlLLE. n. Y. July ITO
buy 100000 acres OF land annually in Pal
estine in order to establish colonies OF
Jews. was the principal proposition OF a
practical nature laid before the fourteenth
annual convention of the federation of
American Iionists at its session here
This proposition was made by the ma
tional fund commission. The commission
reported that II has thirty-eight agr!cul-
tural colonies established in Palestine.
and that through the efforts OF Zionists
a residential suburb for artisans had been
established near Jaffs
II was recognized In the debate today
tina, the policy OF the Young Turk party
aiming toward the naturalization OF the
entire Turkish empire and In opposition
to the autonomy OF the various nationalI- =
ties within the empire was bound 10 de-
lay the realization OF the Zipnists' put
pose 10 secure a home for The Jews In
Palestine and that the movement would
have a better immediate prospect for re-
gaining the Jewish national soil II the op-
position should triumph.
A resolution was adopted calling upon
the international Zionist congress 10
maintain an attitude Of strict neutrality
toward Turkish political parties.
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TWO KILLED; MANY
MORE OR LESS HURT
Series of Sunday Accidents in
Vicinity of Pittsburg; Names
of the Victims.

PITTSBGRG, July 1.-Two killed and
ten persons injured the injuries In most
instances being broken bones, Is the days
toll OF recreation In this part OF the state
AZ Cl!ntonvlle Earl Eisney. aged IS.
was crushed to death when a touring
tiobis had both arms fractured and Wil-
nam Hutchinson was injured about the
BACK and head. Hobbs is In serious
condition
At Angola. n. Y. near the New York
and Pennsylvania line, DR.. Samuel NJ.
TO Niagara Falls with a party. when his
machine went over an embankment DR..
Ielgler was killed, Mrs, Zeigler and their
guests. Mr., and Mrs. F. c. Sheparson,
were seriously cut and bruised
Between Ford City and Kittannng an
injured:
and bruised
Walter Otto. collar bone broken. cut
and bruised: Charles Neubert. Earl Dosch
and James McMasters. all seriously cut
and bruised. All live at Kittanuing
On the north side four persons were
hurt tonight, one fatally when a big
touring car driven by John Dahlburs
colll1ed with runabout owned by Carl
D. Frenhelser Of Johnstown Pa As a
result James Barber, IS years old. of this
city. rs dying OF fractured skull, Annie
Mccarthy, % years old. has a fractured
leg and is In a serious condition with
cuts and bruises.
Louise Marshall, 90 years old. is also
In a serious condition from cuts snd
bruises. and John Dawson, io years old
has a fractured arm besides cuts and
bruises. but will recover.
by the police.
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PRESIDENT CHIEF
AMONG SPEAKERS
international Christian Endeavor Con
vention opens at Atlantic City
Next Thursday.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.. July O.
President Taft, Speaker Clark. former
Vice President Fairbanks and many
men. leaders in religious work, are e&-
pected TO address the thousands OF dele
gates at the twenty-fifth international
Christian Epdeavor convention which
opens here next Thursday. The conven-
tlon viii hold daily sessions for week
and the theme will be Training for
Service"
The feature will be the visit OF Presi-
dent Taft who Is expected 10 speak twice
on Friday night. when other addresses
Will be made on the Training Citizens.
President Taft Will come 10 Atlantic
CITY on the yacht Mayflower. and ar
rangcments are being made 10 give him
warm reception as the craft steams
into Abscom Inlet
The convention activities will begin
With the annual meeting OF the United
Society Of Christian Endeavor Corpora
tion) at which officers VIII be elected.
The formal opening will take place
Thursday evening. when the Rev. Dr.;
Francisco r.. Clark. the founder and
president Of the Worlds Christian En-
deavor union. VIII deliver the president :
message.
There will be sunrise services every
day, and dozens OF meetings VIII be held
I'm the forenoon of each day, The after
moons and evenings will be given over
TO the general meetings.
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SPAIN SATISFIED
WITH THE OUTLOOK

MADRID. July 2.-Geumany's action in
Morocco is viewed with satisfaction by
a majority of the Spanish newspapers.
All concur In believing that Great Britain
must and will pronounce the last word
and that Spain can only await develop
ments i'm calm confidence.
The semi Official Dlarlo Universal con,
slders the landing OF Germans at Agadir
viii cause prejudice on the part Of Great
Britain more than any other power and
Ioreseas that the Moroccan problem VIII
become more entaDgled and the situa-
ton for the signatories OF The AlGeclras
act more difficult.
Spanish opinion edds the paper views
C;ermany's action with satisfaction, not
because II Is believed the entrance OF n
third party into the question VIII tighten
Spain's diplomatic horizon. but because
the German demonstration confirms the
duty OF the powers having interests and
subjects In Morocco-that they should
defend both.
However, the Diario Universal doubts
Great Britain viii take this View Ger
many, IL concludes, does not constitute
the only new factor In Morocco: another
moi less powerful and influential looms up
Great Britain.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP NO
TICES.

Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further informationO
IN THE THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT
court In and for the county OF Salt
Lake and state Of Utah.-In the matter OF
the estate OF John Boundy. deceased
Notice of private sale.
Under authority OF an order granted by
the third judicial district court OF the
county OF Salt Lake. state OF Utah. dated
June Goth. 1911. |. the undersigned ad-
ministretrlx. will sell at private sale the
following described property;
J. The property known as the Sanford
and whiting ranches. surveyed March
9Th, 1870 by j. S. Snow. deputy county
surveyor OF White Pine county, Nevada
situated in Pleasant valley. Juab coun-
~. state Of Utah. and bounded as fol-
lows. 10 vii: Commencing at post No. l.
about miles southeast OF the Kern min
Ing district and upon the dividing line
between the state Of Utah and the state
OF Nevada thence south 4lA degrees east
one hundred and ten and thirty hun
dredths GlO.3 30) chains TO post No. =,
thence south y degrees east. flfty-one
and eighty five hundredths (5l $50 chains
10 post No. 3. thence southcastcrly TWEEN
ty-siX and sixty six hupdredths (26 go
chains TO post No, 4; thence north II
degrees west seveuty-ope and forty three
al .43) chains 10 post No. ); thence north
10 degrees west clghty-ive and thirty
seven tS5,3D chains to post No. 8, and
thence northwesterly twenty six and SIX
ty-siX hundredths (26 So chains to post
No. /. the place OF commencement. and
containing $50 acres or land
. Also. commencing at the northwest
corner of the tract Of land above de-
scribed, being post No. ! at the dividing
line between the state OF Utah and the
state OF Nevada, In Pleasant valley
about six miles southeast OF the Kern
mining district; thence norrhwesterly one
GD. mile: thence northeasterly one quar-
ter OF a mile a. thence southeaSterly
one Gn mile: thence southwesterlv one
quarter a. OF a mile TO the place of
commencement. and the spring that
makes Pleasant Valley ranch or creek
Is near the center of said tract
Said last above described tract being
situated In the county of White Pine.
state OF Nevada
Together with all water rights belong
ing TO said land.
The sale viii be made on or after July
18TH 1911. and bids win he received at
the office OF Mathonihah Thomas. 62G
and 693 Judge building. Salt Lake city.
Utah. or Mrs. Mabel Boundy $50 South
Third East street. Salt Lake CITY. Utah.
The terms Of the sale: Part cash VIII be
expected and the balance ON time.
Dated July LIST. 1911.
MABEL BOUNDY,
Administrators Of the Estate OF John
Boundry. Deceased,
Math Thomas. Attorney for Admins
tratrlX. hl&9
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LONDON COMMENT
IS UNFA VORABLE

LONDON, July 3.-Germanys inter-
vention In Morocco Is the subject of con-
siderable comment mostly disparsging,
concerning that country's action.
The Standard says:
.Bismarckan tactics still prevail in
Wilhelmsiasse No opportunity is lost
In taking political rival at a disad
vantage. The desire which has been
growing so fast among us lately to be on
better terms with Germany, will suffer
a serious setback.
The Morning Post SAYS:
Germany has torn up the act OF
Algeciras. This was done absolutely
without consultation or discussion with
the other powers. Germany's interpreta-
ONLY, is how, France and England viii re-
pect Will not be disturbed"
The Daily Graphic says:
I'VE warned our French friends that
they. were deludlng themselves. and that
II they delayed conversation with Ber-
lin a curious crisis was inevitable. The
action OF Germany preclpitates situa
ton which * far graver than that pre-
ccdlng AlEeciraS.'
The Daily Chronicle saws the situation
in Morocco viii not be improved by the
action OF Germany with French troops
in the center. Spanish troops In the north
and n German warshlp I'm the chief
southern port, tho situation may develop
in very ugly way. To prevent this, the
Chronicle says. self-restraint on all sides
viii be necessary.
The Daily News saws it was the ncred :
IDLY short sighted French aggression with
the occupation of Fee that brought about
this result.
The Daily Mail saws:
"Agadir has the finest roadstead on
the coast OF Morocco and would make
an excellent naval base. Is this the re,
return for The surprise Germany has
sprung upon EUrope?"
Europe cannot possibly submit To the
constant disaVowal of obligations" says
the Daily Express. nor viii II agree
TO anything like a triple partition Of
Morocco. Nor is &c conceivable that
France and Great Britain will tolerate
Germany's acquisition of a port on the
Atlantic under any circumstances, Great
Britain in Morocco stands with France"
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|DDITIONAL SPORTING NEWS
AMATEUR TEAMS DIVIDE
POOR DOUBLE.HElnEp

teams SdiSdTsI'srs diSiGed ,sass,t sns the D R. c.
f.enSr nender yesterday afternoopp' played double
game - me e 6udweisers took the e ''Eer Strss $
&c second 10 = Z to sDd IS the p g ss,
SON comprised the bsttsra tftaesson on and Wat
and T. pesn seam IN both games Cooperi rig nii -; q
the Bud%easre BSeGk caught the first game pe'1ea for
Stock caught 'f the whle seeosG s%ith pitched and
eaI'; Thc ,in,,s Inc attendance was good 'or that
sor,ne tne double-header was the Grs, =,
field By sameS the tesrnss sens played at Walkers s
1{ounty ,{,n Amateur league. SAT- SsH Lake
officers uv w,, VIII be held tonight at Which, q,
for the ,Ma m,,i be chosen and a schedmIe hi,In
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HAST and Moran Are Pro.
,,uuced in Condition for In
4 dependence Day Fray.
Ilsr0SSIN CHAMPION
AND CHALLENGER FIT
.,kers of Either Boxer Ilr-
|fuIgiug in Superlatives in
Speaking of Favorite.

,.y FRANCISCO. July champion
- wolgast and Owen Moran. chal-
r. for the lightweight title, who will
4, /, 20-round fight dn San Francisco
4. 1 zach put In long work-day TO-
4 IA short boxing workouts and road
4 II Was the last session before the
8 as the two little fighters who
Il uresenr the center OF interest in
. gfane!sco sportdom. will rest tomor-
- men are in hair-trigger condition.
sh managers declare vehemently
\ = declared the hundreds OF fans who
s the pilgrimage TO the beach to see
<5,st and 10 San Rafael TO sec Moran.
<>7rast pranced out on the hard beach
4 Al o'clock this morning Hike a
q COLT and gslloped eight miles with
4 fss slightest sign OF distress. After
ia 10 at shadow boxing. he lounsed
q hsch time. renewing his workout
4 n The afternoon. Hobo" Dough-
EarnIshed amusement for four rounds
|f5t pummeling. Dougherty. who is
|EqM with considerable pepper" and
n ability. was whacked about the
~sasIum like a straw man. Wolgast
q I'D & sharp tattoo on his ribs and
kIng up his brisket 10 a warm sunset
Iduu't want 10 hurt him said the
.-son ALPHABETICALLY. afterward. but
d 80 good I just had to do a little
E+lng."
l.tsn put in slower. but none the
srenuous day. The preliminary
<zz pictures OF the fight. the con-
E,sz Tor which were sold after a wran-
|!o Jimmy" Coffroth and Charles
|ry Norans manager. yesterday.
, nken and for nearly two hours the
! Bhtisher danced about, posed and
Fed his sparring partner in front Of
|auers. F. Perry. young San Fran
b asprant for pugilistic honors. sub
~ 70 the pummeling and like Dough-
\ SaE thoroughly and vigorously
Eoed. Moran prefacsd the moving
zn workout by session of shadow
Bg and short run.
kh managers used superlatives lib-
U 10 speaking Of the condition OF their
1As boy is IN better condition than he
shen he fought Nelson" said Tom
'h. Wolgasts manager.
Etrsn has never been In such fine
eae irim In his life" said Charles
rsy. who is looking after the British
rHs interests.
killng on the contest still is light.
y Woleast's hackers holding out for
3 ODDS. with little better than to
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NOTED THURMAN DIES
PENNILESS IN IRELAND

PHILADELPHIA. July 2.--William j,
Thoupson, famIliarly known as the
"Dukc of Gloucester" who owned the
Gloucester race track when racing was
Deruitted In south jersey. and was ihe
most influential Democratic politician IN
that section OF the state. died TO-DAY IN
Belfast. ireland. He was 6S years oio'
Thnnpson who had made and spent
,,1snw fortunes was recently compelled
10 20 into BANKRUPTCY. When he departed d
FOR Ireland less than two weeks ago he
said the only money OF his own ne Wa >
he Doesessed when he first came to tbis
country Friends, nc. said. were paying
the expenses Of his trip.
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GERMANY WILL TAKE
SLICE Of MOROCCO
Government of Kaiser Proposes
to Participate in Par rtition
if 1t Occurs.
Continued From Page One.

trouble had been reported. was not cal
culated to facilitate an eventual confer :
ence.
Briefly the French minister conveyed
TO the German ambassador the impres :
sion that the decision OF the imperial
government, communicated TO France
after its execution. at the moment the
new government was taking office and on
the eve OF the departure OF President
Fallleres and the foreign minister for
Holland seemed not certainly OF a ma
ture to create a grave situation but was
hardly In conformity with the intention
OF the two powers. as nsecrated by the
agreement OF 1909. TO treat each other
with mutual confidence and cordialty.
The Temps docs not believe Morocco
will ever again serve asa firehrand- for
European discord, and Is OF the opinion
that the whole affair will be ended by
negotiations.
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DRY FOR FIRST TIME IN
TWO HUNDRED YEARS

M,pTTNsBURG. W. Va. July For
VT srsi ,ime in the history OF Berkeley
sne inc IsSr jefferson counties. covering period
anu ~ roore than coo years. both counties
are today dry and VIII remain so lot az
Ierferson county was swung INTO .ne
H.. roirInn by the refusal OF the COUNT
Court TO grant license to al any dG,o@n STe and
IiII,a,Sessr.s Ferry voted wet at the mun,ci- :
pa present there IS NOT vet Spot
l., yes, Virginia cast oi 1rait"h
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)lSTlFUL DEFEATS
JOCKEYS IN $50 GAME
h To The Tribune.

y 10 The Tribune.
'sEluNGTON. July 2.-In one OF The
oosely contested games ever seen
= Lagoon Bountifurs baseball team
'oen picked team OF Jockeys for a
rlFse. The score vas TO and sew
hundred spectators were worked 10
~ pitch Of enthusiasm.
bountiful team gave CredeHce TO a
mat the Jockeys pitcher. because
.Qn give no other name than Jim. -
% expert from Sal. Lake. but none
~ sslt LaksTs present recognized
such. Although the grass in the
sN Knee high. the ficlders on both
cslnguished themselves. r. Muir
Joy bountiful. The Jockeys had a
=. OF good players. but they lacked
- aud did not do well in team work.
Lne game the Jockeys challenged
''lul 10 play for S50 again next Sun
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AUTOMOBILE USED
BY BOLD BANDITS
Postoffice at Greeley, Colo, Robbed in
the Latest Style; Much Loot
Is Secured.

GREELEY, Colo. July 2,-Yeggmen
last night broke open a safe In the Gree
ley postofflcc. extracted $4,000 in stamps.
500 in cash and several registered let
tors. carefully closed the strong box
loaded their loot into an automobile and
escaped. The theft was not discovered
until S O'Clock this morning. and II was
six hours later before experts could open
the safe.
The safe robbed was an old one Tor
merly IN tho poStoffce Al Colorado
Springs when several thousand dollars
in stamps were stolen. No trace Of the
rnhhnrS has hpcn found
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0SSIAN WINS
'PRIX DU PRESIDENT

|sAls. July 2.-The Prix du President
Puolque. valued at S22 600, with
60 trophy for the winner. today
49, 7. one OF the most interesting races
sosson. Baron Maurice de Roths-
.ysSidi. e chestnut colt by lie
saIc' az II 10 !. and T. Baringo's S
'gyea,.ola Mushroom fought il out
N" stretch. Ossian winning by a
eau K. Vanderbilrs 0llv Presight
o IN the Prix de Grignon. a
event at seven furlongs, The same
slightly won the PriS Cheri. with
duryea's Los Olives second,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
SALT LAKE CLERKS
0UTCLASS PARK CITY
Special 70 The Tribune

game pnKn ;n wb,rl GIrY py July 2:--1n a one-sided
was outclassed, the Retail 1Sslse9paii Slsrps team team
al ssis ,se Lake won by a score of 1s To- ai!l -
pitchnr pt the END 1or Of the Gfth inning Barry.
oeuyery y Rush. who succeeded 'ii IN, ms
lou Toui1 nor do as well. for in the ren,.jn ,
the the toHr elsrkd innings p, nine hits were made by
Clerks allowed nine his durine t1r t1r me me
IRE, IRE game; John Galligan and William
I rasnef I've were the umpires. The attendance
Heber Heb SoU9u oh. soo The Clerks have gone TO
Aieoer "here they play July and 4
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'pklIA WINS FIRST LEG
W LAKE YACHT CONTEST

w,aaokEE. July 2.-The yacht Amo-
,,s . .ae first OF dozen yachts
ss we Chicago 10 Milwaukee and
tss shnual LIVE cruising race 20 reach MI
\ r,nr nsr nrne being l2:32:00. Valmorc
A Ii,.,ss second at the returning point.
q ''s more than ten minutes be-
\ In em Of the fleet came strag-
a hssss, the way from one TO six
t,",no t",o The Amorlta. Larikin and
seuaen the Milwaukee buoy on
farera their time being SIS 90.
Ia on ,I .naae very slow time because
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tennis Tournament.

|kag,saa' Ca, July 2.-More than
4 son,I ol INC crack tennis players
In tbnn' east and west Will partici-
.Wenty-fifth annual tennis
u ShIct tor the championship OF the
-tontInns opens here tomorrow and
'snrrs throughout the week.
OF wi, @ the southern doubles Will
\ pibns.' east, west and Pacific
sesk IN al Lake Forest, Ill. the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-07-03
MI GOODMAN FINDS
suRPRISE TN DANIELS

JOSEPH. Mo. July a-pannv
4, iin ~ Chicago iishtweIght struck q
M yere today In Freddie Daniels Of
~ ,s After fifteen rounds OF furious
n cns best he could get was a
|Iinrr rr|sonman had an advantage In
y a.t tew rounds. hut the local boy
>!hsn s,ronG and in the final rounds
" was IN distress.
|caleaSa aga Won from Walter Little
Hlnss i. III the eleventh round oil q
"-round bout on a foul.
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Happiest Girl in Loncoln.

A Lincoln, Neb.. girl writes, 81 had
been ailug for some time with chronic
constipation and stomach trouble.
began taking Chamberlain Stomach b
and Liver Tablets and in three days |
was able to be up and got better right
along / am the proudest girl in Lin
coin to find such good medicine. -
For sale by all dealers.
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Onance ImproYinr

tcday July 2.-Tmprovemeat was
Y channm W tos condition ot Manager
.sI cIuh OF the National league
l1uati H." VINO collapsed Saturday IN
.ltS fror, the game. Although
Y arcorn headaches. Chance said he
Snhss pany my the Team east Tues
'ns sopIa aIned against the trip. but
mol enter the game.
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Meet at Atlantic City.

PITTSBURC;, July 2.--The annual WACO
conference between committees repre-
scnlIng the glass manufacturers and glasg
,rorkers will be, held this wear at At
1anll. Cuy The convention VII he held
Al Sea Isle city. ~. j.. beginning July
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Hatch Wins Marathon

sIc LOUIS; July 2.-Sidney II. Hatch.
,, une ohlcago long distance runner. TODAY
non me l2-mile Marathon in l hour and
ond "as sec