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The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
Memorial Program
In Ordway

The following order of exercises
will be observed at Ordway, Colo,
Tuesday, May 80. 1911:
9 a. M, parade column will form
at the junction Of Denver boulevard
and Third street, under command
of James O'Connel marshal of the
day. Fro~sRsaSsssgs r, sasen-tion n, col; ;
street to Coloradagavenue, north on
Colorado avsg street, east
on Sixth streetak3n front of school
building whersSSnmn will be halted
to receive the Hdaren, thence south
on Denver boulevard to Depot park,
where the @AosEihg ssrcises will
take place: Msaf
10 a. M, M6RoEa eaercises, con-
g. f::'s1 *: H 3 ksf' :! eSi:: &:
close of Which, sung Amer
ica," in which afi invited to join.
1890 a. m., calk& order by Ernest
w. Downey, chairman Of the day.
Invocation by Rev c. H. lnman.
Music, nTenting Tonight on the
Old Camp Ground quartette and
orchestra.
II a. m., short address by Rev.
c. F. lwig.
ll:l5 a. m., music, "Pin My Grand
Army Badge on My Breast" quar-
tette and orchestra.
Address of the day by Judge H.
M. Minor of Roek.L.Ford. s4
Music, "The Vacant Chair, " quar-
tette and orchestra.
II m., adjournment, to meet at
l:3O p. m. at Lake View cemetery
for regular decoration exercises, con-
Quoted by the Grand Army of the
Republic and all attendants.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
From Nebraska in Auto

Frank Enyart, son OF a. F. Enyart,
arrived Saturday evening from Doug
las, Nebraska, making the trip in
an Oakland tive-passenger auto, one
which will remain at the Enyart ranch
permanently. Mr.. Enyart will remain
until his father learns the finer points
of the chauffeur's art.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
Living Pictures

The Ladies' Aid society OF the Meth
odlst church will give an entertain.
ment on the evening OF Decoration
day. Old war songs will be Illustrated
by living pictures. Admission l5c.
Pueblo ice cream will be served for
~ centS
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
They fell early In the battle
And never gave n sign
The brave and bOnstful Indians
From the town across the line.

from the town across tne line
Anonymous Base Ball Poet.
Yes, the Indians-Otherwise known
rs the Ping Pong club - came over
from Rocky Ford last Sunday, and
what the Ordways did to them was
"suhtainly Il shame. suh." The visi-
tors were Outclasscd at every stage OF
the game and never had IL lookin at
any time. When the umpire yelled,
Play ball :" the county-seat bunch
started in peeling the hide of the ball
and stirring up the dust around the
bases. and when the dead and wound
ed had been gathered up and carried
off the field it was found that Ordway
had-23 large, elegant scores to her
credit, while the visitors could scare
up but 5. The boys here have chal-
lengcd their late opponents to a game
OF marbles.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

The household effects of Vim. Col
week, where they were billed to River
side, California, where the family is
now located.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
Stories of the Town

Ernest F. Greene was in Pueblo
Thursday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

DR.. w. W. Freeman spent several
days with his family this week, re.
turning to Eads on Wednesday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

Don't fail to see the living pictures
at the opera house Tuesday (Decora-
tion day. evening, May 30.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

Ascension day was observed at the
Evangelical church yesterday by a
short service.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

See the picaninnies at the opera
house Tuesday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

George Reavcr mingled with Suga
City friends Thursday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

The picaninnies will sing at the
opera house Tuesday evening.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

Miss Olga Bornschein is again be-
hind the counters of Kropf Brothers
store, having decided she liked Ordway
better than Pueblo.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

Frak Gray was transacting busines
in Rocky Ford Monday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

Guaranteed base ball goods at Mar
tins, the best in price and value.-6t
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

If Hoffman can't fix that old saddle
it's useless to take it to anyone else.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

J. C. Mclver was a Rocky Ford Wis.
itor Monday.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26

The Hosler home is in the hands of
and painters this week.
The Ordway new era., 1911-05-26
Stories of the Town

viii Erwin is on the sick list.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
aus ben iibrisen Tbetlen.

% d. til II nj, 80. aug. Sn
0tes itarb bieier Gage Der iriibere
Se9rer nnp nadberise Correction Yiih.
Waooert an einem @ebirnihlag.
Remi d, 1. Sept. - Gm 0iitts
lpod, itarb bier Der @aitipirtb uno
Steinbruhbeiiser Serr Setter S6aner
i'm Nlter bon so Sobren.
Nieberfprn, 8. Sept. Im
Sreitag iplroe Der 40 Sabre alte
Yferoetreiber @atb. aieifer in Dem
StdIle ,ieines arbeitsebers bon einem
nad binten alIsI6lasenoen Yferoe an
Den llnterlcib getroffcu. 10 bub er 81
Sooen ianf unb 5u 9ctt acbraGt
ipcroen mnBte. aieffcr perid,ieb
geltern infplse Der erlittencn i~nncrerl
Ierlcsungen. Scr Geritprbclc bate
Dor ldngcrcr 3cit nilrd ciicll llnfall
Die rcdte 6nnb pcrlorcu.
Sirhbcrs, 80. NIq. - Nui
Dem @eimersboi ficl Der 40iGbrisc
aueht Sob. &eis bon cinem 9nun,
poeurh CT cine MISUNDERSTANDING
erlitt.
: rinting II, 1. Sept. @cs
tern f~eierte Der bpdDp. Serr Yiurrer
@id. &olitor iein so idbriges Yrics
iteriubildum. Cine ifonere iSeicr
bate uniere Srti6aft nod ni1t erlcbt.
Sberfprn 2. Sept. - Su,
Nltcr o ~ Snbrcn pcritarb gcitcrrl
Nbellb Die h%odlohtbnre Same ;Sra.l
8ittipe &op3. Die Ntuttcr bcs 0crrn
TitnrS zoos. Die llcbcriiibrune Der
Scidc uod, Socpcn criol9te an
Sunnta9.
Gubei6bui, %. Nug. = Scutc
itarb bier &err Sbcoeor Sibeiart in,
Nltcr bon 80 Sabren. gr perIdieD
an Den 6ol9en zines Sufihlaecs. Den
Elm Sferp ibm iiir3lid auf Den Inter
lcib periebt bate. Scrr Sibeiart
binterldBt cine @ittfue NIT aht
ainbern.
Srattert, 1. Sept. 8cacn
&inbcSmoros wuroe ole Sienitmaap
aatb. Spielmam ans 8rattert 9eiteru
pom 3uhtpo!i6ci9eri6t in Surcmbur0
6u iiini Snbrcn @ciGn9niB pcrurtbeilt,
Ghtrrnad d., 30. Aug. Vim
SonSta9 'turb mi cincm ScrSinlo9
Ncrr Satob Ntilacr. Northumberland.
lter uup 4aitpirtb. er bate cir
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
: %9nTem6nrger Yla&ridten :
9


iiberle6en Den &erltprbcncn. Der Gin
lan9idbriger crfolsreider Ipotbefcr
IN 8elepuc geipeien. Oas 8c9rdbs
nib fano beute feierlid pDn Der ct.
Soiepb's zairhe aus, itatt. Wo9e Der
8eri6iebene ruben in Sriebcu! llnicr
Seileibl
9perspile, Su,ua. - Sas 4cucite
auf Dem 9ebiete Der eiIcnbubn Yropps
iitionen lit cine Sabn bon Sarlep ooer
Sperspille mad 2uremburg ulto Damn
norolih biz @arnanillp. GIN Siienz
babnz Sromotor, g. Is. Smrant bon
omaha, Hebr.. erid,ien Iebte 8ote
onf Der gilbfldhe unb bemiibt iif),
Stimmlng fir bas &orbabeu 3u
MAIDEN. Or perlpriht ben 2euten in
~Surembnrg. cine breitiplirise 8ubn
bon Sarlep ODER Sperspille nah Gus
rembiirg 5u bailerl, penn tie ciner
Bombs o $4,000 griinocn; mie
berlnutet iolen Die 2lrcmbliracr Der
SropoIition nift ab9encigt iein mn
oieielbe alien GrniteS iiberlcgcn. Ser
Srpntotor bat $4,000 in Der 8ant
81 2uremburg ais 3eid]en Ieiner Nufs
ridtisfeit bintcrlegt llno es lit Jest ocil
oortigen Seuten iibcrlailcn, Den Dor
iflag a%il6unebnten obcr 6u perlperien.
- 80. @."
Nus %s6erbeen, =. D, b~erlautet:
Der Sarn,er @eora Sfillins ais Der
8egcnb bon AldSfa in Waripprtb
9ountp miro BON lln9liid pcrfol9t.
S6on brei Deal bat in bieIer SaiIor
Stlirmtpinb cine ieiner S6cuneu ME-
Derseriien. Sepesmal baute CT Die
Sheuue ipiebcr auf, MIR um Tie tur5
oarallf ipieber burd einen Stlirm 81
perlieren. Sn Der @egenD bon
@urefa ba6en i~iberboupt 9lis unb
llnipetter beoeutenbeu S6abeu auscs
riftet.
Cascade, Soma. Ser .aotb.
8dhter" mclbct: Sic Samilic Char
les H. &ird)en lit bon Ianitopoc,
Wis., na6 9dsrape iiber9eiicbelt. -
Hen. s. 3. NlberS lpobnte AM Sicrsz
tag benz gmpfaus unb Der Capitalization
oes n~eilernannten gr3biihofes :. 5.
8eane in Dubuque bel. - GmbroIe
iinb 8apmonb 8iienius. Sobne bon
Yiattbias 8iienius. iinb Witte lcbtcr
Bohc nah Sollegepille, Yfitn.. gez
reiit. uo JIG Die ct. Sobn's llniperIitdt
beiuhen.
AmS 2eMsars, Soma. - Den Che
lelten garnep Shmmad1cr. Court
Ctr. nuroe iiinsit Elm frdftiser Sobn
- Der neunte in Der Snmilie - ses
boren. 8arnep bat einen Sontraft
nit @epatter 2ansidonabel fir 9iefes
ring bon 16 Stiid. Ser grobere
Sdlftc Der 9%ieferuns, lit lomit ses
madt. Iose Der iinsite Sdpumad)er
madden uub eeoeiben unb leinen
9ltern Sreube maiden! - Serr uno
Sraii @. Sreiuen bon Remieu unb
Serr uup Srau @us. 8eoufil5 bon
2eganrs ipeilen 81 Chicago auf 9cluh.
- .3erplb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
!Srofber,oetbum.
ans her 1anptRant.

Bonn srufberspsliden Spfe. - 0ie
Niidfebr oes erfrnuften @ruBberSogs
neblt Der 9ciammteu srpb~ber5oslid,en
SamiIie bon SbloB 5obenburp
(gapern) nn6 9plmars8 Berg erfplai
Sienstas. ben IL. September.
Ifarrelerms. - Sen bohip. $50.
Satob Senseid, Sehant in Gianoen,
Better Soffmaun, Sfarrer in 8ormels
oingen, Sran5 8raruh, Yfarrer in
Shiittrinsen. &iharb S6leiier, Yfars
rer IN Walobrebimus. Nif. Inlaet,
Yfarrer in Yintfh uno Sob. Yapt.
Yintb. Sfarrer in Neubori, purbe aui
8egebren ebrenpole @ntlaiung aus
Dem Yfarramt befpiaist. @s nurben
ernannt Die bod}p. so. Sr. Sob. Yet.
Heu. Sfarrer in Spiinsen. gum Ses
danten in Sspern; 5einr. @erner.
Yfarrer in Sanbipeiler. gum Yfarrer
in 8ormeloinsen; Ilcr. aoenia,
Yfarrer in 0tensborf. gum Yiars
rer IN Walobrcoimus; Rit. gns
TOM. Yfarrer in @ibborf. gum Star
rcr in Shiittrinsen; Sob. Sdaus,
Goabiutor i'm Sonoift 81 Surembura,
gum Yiarrer in Sanbipeilcr; Sps.
Sbilippe. %ifar an 2urcmburg s2iebs
%fralleu. gum Yfarrer in Neuborf; Nit.
Heinert. Sifnr in Sifferbiugcr, sum
Yfarrer in &eusoorf; Nif. Spen,
Vifar in @iauben. gum @itar in Sifs
feroineen; Selir 8einers, Sifar in
8repcnmader. sum Sifar in Gians
ben; Cos. @a9ner. 9oabiutor al
~gfternah. gum 6aplan in Yeppins
gen; Wid. Sdls. neusepeibter Yries
tier aus Soubren, gum @ifar in 9us
remburg : 9iebfrauen; Wih. @eber,
neusetpeibter Yrieiter II 8repens
nader, gum Gitar in Hiimelingen;
Sob. get. Slim. nelieepeibtcr Trieifer
aus Wanternah. gum Goabiutpr inr
Seniionat 5u @hternah; @u9cu Sen
Ben. neuaetpeibter Yrieiter aus Sunos
peiler, gum Goaoiutor I'M Yeniionut
5u Siefirh; Sob. yet. Srauf. ncu9c
tpeibter Yrieiter aus 8ipptueiler. sum
Soaoiutor i'm 9onpitt gu 2urenlburg.
Bon Der sGpbermeHe. = Obs iebt
%. September) bat Der 8ettermunn
ben ShobermeBleuten elm frcunblihes
@eiibt se5ei9t. Der Seiuh Der Wciic
lit baber lett ben paar Saseu ibrer
@rpffnrna ein iebr rescr gepcien. -
Nm Sonnta9 @orgeu 500 eiu aorps
Wuiitanten. Den trabitioncllcn Ndms
melsmarif lpielenb. burd Ole Stras
Sen nnicrcr Siaht, Nn Der Spisc
bes 3uees idritt grnpitdtiid, Scr
ShGier init Der 8irtenidlauiel in Ger
Sune; ibm ioIgteu ncuu iclte @Gms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19
atalitifhe Anf&tem
anberrr 8ldtter.

Crit I'M Sesember mill Der Senatcr
"a Spllctte iih poiitip barber crflds
r.l. oh or Ganpihat fir Die Yrdiibents
itait 1T, obcr rid}t. er mllB alio
sinlibeu. cas- ndd ySeibnaht feline be-
iorocten pulitiiGcn Serpidelungerr
eintrcteu pcroen. = rSa. Staats5tg."
$50
Srdlioent Gait nirb auf ieiuet
~Gdilpag1e : Sour an Die 200 Hebeu
ilter isin &rogramm balten. Siels
leiGt nib man babel audi boron.
mas GIs ienen Yro5eiien gesen Die
SIeiiGlir.n : @asuaten i'll Chicago
seluprseG 1T, Cher mir pielletGt $50.
- sNGii. &ulfsfrb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

9ie Stabt Sprinsfielo in Ohio, Die
Dor brci Sabrcn inter Dem Gountp-
Sptions @cies trodcn eeitimmt fpurec.
bat I'M lesfcu Sabre fir Die Verz
folging bon @erbredyern brci Ial 10
picl @elb allfipeubcn miiiicn. als in
ben poranf9cgangcnen bier Sabren.
Gin itlaacnber 8erpeis fir Die Ser
loaenbcit Sener, Die bebnuptcn. Yrobiz
bition bcbc Die Ntpral unb lecre bic
@efdn9niNe. - .9iorbltern."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

Ser TrdiiDcnt bcs fatboliifcu
8abiperbnnees in Stalien, 8eutis
lont. bat cincn sroBcn a%ftionsplan
tilr Die @ablreor9nniiution uisgcars
beitct. Or lpiro perionlid cine Cant
pa9nc nit 0ortrdeen in ben srpBen
Sci1trcn Sbers Stdlien's beginner.
Eidne maht man in Stalien ieit
Sabrcn. es fudre Seit, bnB cnbIid,
2baten tdrnen, ebe bie gnttriitltfuns
oes Yoltes perfeft lit. - nImerifa."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

gom 3. Gull: gliiabetb 3remer.s 80
Sabre alt, pbne Stanb. @befrau BON
Better SeinB. Win6er. - "a: @aria
8aB. IA Sabre alt, @in5erin. 8ittipc
bon Sobann Shensen. atlbs. Shiffer,
- &c: aamia @ihel Bauer. , Gage
alt. Sobn Der gbeleute Bauer 1tobr,
WoIlrpaarenbGnbler. is. gu9iiIt:
Aaibarinu Seiielb. 81 Sabre alt. obne
Stnnh. 8itnpe BON Sobonn @oereen.
Stlbs. @eBser. 80: Ycter Sdas
men. 80 Sabre oft, @aitpirtb, Witt
iper criter Che bon Mnr0arctbo Clint
ger nnS ehemann 5peitcr Che bon
Tario Faauei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1911-09-19

Gin srpRes grmmtbs3ensniR seben
lid fatbuliihe Gltern, iueldle ibre Sim.
Ser nad, Der friihen hl. Communion
nidt in bic Yfarrihnle ihiden, trpt-
benz oak lie es f6unten, lueum lie unr
,uultem. "a, ,uem bic ainber, 5ani.
lie. Stride nne Staat lieb nnb tbeuer
limb, her miro ieincn ainbern cine cute
fatholifhc Grsicbung onrh bic 4farrs
fmulc aeben laiicn. - Ycre8riniis i'm
.Ianberer".
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

cation II they knew anything about
1t.
But what's the use OF talking about
it. Every time that yarn pops up 1t
10 like the clown In the circus with
his Here We are again. gentlemen,
Perhaps Richmond will get fran
chise in a bigger league than the
State League some day. However, let
us trust that no syndicate OF Rich
mond business men Is willing to pay
$4,000 or 100000 for An Eastern
League franchise. If there should
be an unhappy lot OF gentlemen In
that happy frame of mind their
friends will do we'll to send for a
couple of alienists.
Reckon that money exists only In
the minds of persons who never had
any to put up or lose.
IT may be that the National League
would like to drop the Boston team
But that IL doubtful. 1t may be that
the American League would like to
drop the St. Louis team. but that Il
doubtful. Boston and st. Louis are
good baseball towns.
One thing Is certain: Neither tn,
National nor the American Leagu,
will increase Its circuit to ten clubs
The old National League once upor
a time increased its circuit to some
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13

Richmond plays Roanoke again.
Plays seems most appropriate word
for the way Roanoke played with
Richmond in the first game Of the
present series was anything but joyful
to local fans
Donovan, the weak sister OF the To-
cal pitching star. was on the mound
What happened to him can be seen by
the following:
Cooper led of In the third inning
by drawing base on balls. Draper
singled. sending Cooper to second.
Shaughnessy took one on the elbow.
filling the bases Pressly walked,
forcing Cooper home. Holland singled,
scoring Draper add Shaughnessy.
Shields singled, scoring Holland and
Pressly, after Gardin had been thrown
out at first by Ezekiel. Connors sin
EIed and Cefalu was hit by a pitched
bail, again filling the bases Cooper
cleaned the bases with two Dagger,
Draper went out, Egan to Dobson.
Cooper going TO third. Shaughnessy
ended the inning with grounder to
Dohson- The Tigers scored eight runs
In this round.
II may be that Dutch Reselle will
pitch for Richmond Tuesday. Yes,
Dutch has Joined the Richmond Club.
hut not at = $500 salary. That II the
figure he got from Hal Chase. some
thing Hike 800 more than ne received
in Richmond last year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
Old Dominion Tennis Tourney Opens on Country Club Court
WILL SPEND jli,lll on
AMERICAN POLO PONIES

NEW YORK, June 13.--English-
men are hot after the international
Polo cup. The team which Hurting
ham sent over to "lift II" were
scarcely beaten before the commit
tee Of that exclusive pool club met
and decided to challenge for the
trophy next year s
Tentative plans were made whore
By 92t,00o viii be called for by SUBJ
scfiption among the members to pur-
chase more ponies to add to the
present string owned by the club.
A new plan OF attack with be made
by the Englishmen to wrest this
trophy from the Americans next year.
Fronting by their experience In the
recent series. the Englishmen Will
ship to America In November or De-
cember the ponies which will take
part In next years game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
BY JAY LEWIS.

Richmond Ii going to have a club
in the Eastern League.
Honest.
II you don't believe 1t read the
Baltimore dispatches made over into
local news.
Richmond Is going to have the Ball
timore franchise.
Straight
Richmond is going to pay $50. 900
or $4,000 for tine Baltimore fran
chise.
Fact
You don't believe It.
Well. neither does the ordinary in
teliigent fan.
That sort OF talk IL about as new
as a minstrel joke. The average fan
feels like the Englishman who laugh
ed at the ship and the eggs story.
Every time hear that story /
lawH," said the Briton.
That Is what the average fan does
when he hears the good old yarn
that Richmond Is going to have a
club In some other league, especially
a big league.
Up to date the only league tina,
Richmond has not joined, according
u certain newspapers. is the Ep-
worth League. and they would have
Richmond team In that organi-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
LAUREL SCHOOLGIRLS u
FROM HEAVY slUegEl.

LAUREL. VA. June ls.--ThN sil
teen-year-old boys OF Laurel 1n1n
trial School defeated the L1aur4f
Heavy siuggers Saturday aftsrne&
In fast and snappy game Nv IlT1
score Of to The features ~ t14
camel were fine pitching and ~
catching by Harvey and Cregef. 30S
Of the SiusEers was In fine f0fJn ~
pitched . good game. Harvoy M1|
the Sluggers at his mercy when ~
would have meant runs. sss
The score: II. 84e
L. /. g.
Batteries: l.. /. B.. Harvey and c. "
err: Elus1ers, Jones ana L&aoa1s
Summary: Two-base hit
Struck out---3y Harvey, II: ~ 1@
ID. Bases on bnlln-C0 119xxG~s
OF Jones'. s. Hit by pitches Na13
--Repass. Stolen baaeo
Prentiss ana Smith. Umplro
Attendance--S00. Time Of nSI
1850. II
The young lads would like e q
lenge any amateur team aroum
In Richmond. |2ss5
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
AMERICAN OARsMEN PLAN
| An INVASION OF HENLEY

NEW YORK. June 13.--Crews from
this side of the Atlantic are to make
another onslaught on the Henley re-
gatta, which il to be rowed this year
on July 8, s, 7 and 8 on the ThameA
Among the foreign entries an eight
from the Ottawa Rowing Club Is 60
Ing to have try for the Grand chal-
ienge cup. and a four from the sarie
club will make a bid for the Stew
ards challenge cup. 1t Is not yet
known whether the four wifi be part
OF the crew for the Grand. or whether
separate crews will be sent for each
event.
The probable starters now would
convey the idea that the Canadians
will have d better chance In the Stew
ards than in the Grand, for the Bel
gians are coming TO have another
crack at the race
Besides the Ottawas there Will be
another Canadian entry In E. p. But
Ter. OF the Argonaut r. c. He will
try for the Diamond SOULS. The
other foreign scullers In this race are
Bernard Won GAIA. OF the Viking Row
ting Club, and Rudolf Lucas, OF the
Mayence Rowing Club, both OF Ger
many.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
FANS HEAR JOYFULLY SAME OLD YARN
OF RICHMOND JOINING BIC LEAGUl

thing like twelve clubs and the 1e4
mates got a lesson that has nevAr he
forgotten. M
1t viii be pretty hard job 70 k4SS
any team now in the big leaoueq 1s5
OF the way to make room for IN
timore and Kansas City. or ~
Baltimore with q crack teen
never q great baseball city - ta&
big league ball goes. KAnsao
has been tried and found wantjN
And Richmond ID far from peoe
Using territory for any inve1tmo19
5000 or 10000 for . Mexs 4111
cfise in the Eastern League.
3B0,o or $4,000 In only 1ssofo 1
o. shells to the full cost ct =
ball plant. ss
Richmond will stay In the 1eA44
League for a while longer, an4 tM1
chances are that Mr.. Bradley N1N
continue to run tho only league te6l1
seen In this vicinity for . while ~
least.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
Three Automobile TouristsMeet
Aguinaldo on Arrival in Manail

]. r. Drake. secretary OF tho Hupp
Motor Car Company: Tom Hanlon and
Tom Jones. the three Detroiters who
started last November on a tour Of
the world in Hupmobile car, journey
ed to the home Of Emilio Aguinaldo
almost Immediately upon their arrival
In Manila.
They had been told that Aguinaido
II = hard man to ind because he d.
vides his TINA betwsen his two .-es-
tates. He was not at home when they
return to the city when Aguinaldo and
his children drove up.
Aguinaldc courtepusly 9rueted the
lnetrott4rS, inMt4d them Indoors and
insisteA thAt they renain ~ lssacA.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
HORSE SHOWS FOR 1911
international. London, Eng. June

International. London, Eng. June
1924.
Upperviiie, Va. June 1919.
Culpeper, Va, July As.
Manassas, Va, July 1921.
Long Branch, N. j., July 1929.
Orange. Va. August 2-3.
Charlottesville. Va. August $40.
Front Royal, Va, August 1915.
Berryville, Va, August ~. %. -.
Warrenton. Va. August 30-sl.
Newport. r.. l.. September As.
Syracuse New York State Fair).
September Ills.
Bryn Mawr, Pa, September 1880.
Brockton, Mass, October 3 a, s, g.
Morristown. N. j.. October 5. 8. Z.
National Horse Show. New York,
November 1926,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
At the Colonial.


This weeks bill at the Colonial
scored heavily Monday. George
Pickett Stokes and George Gross in
1 piAnologue and song offering were
the greatest applauae winners. btokes.
local boy, Of excellent stage pres
ence and magnetism. sang himself
into great favor and they were en-
corsd innumerabls times 1t Monday
nights performances.
Little lGiss Square It." by the
Colonial Musical Comedy Company. ID
. piece Of more than usual merit.
There are . large number Of songs.
the Sailing song 1t the close In
PRODUCING Z beautiful cloud effect and
an aeroplane which closed the act
to great applause.
Turner and De Armd, : pair OF
novelty and comedy jugglers. sup
piled : most. pleasing number.
sDixiHlAnd Love You," sung by
Cart 0arrett and thu motion picture
ptayu wers well receivoA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
|cH|cAG0-b0s1OM TRADE
IS CONFIRMED BY LYNCH

NEW YORK. June 1s.-The fol-
lowing ofiiciaI announcement OF con-
tracts and rslea4Ss has been issued
by President T, ]. Lynch. OF the Ma
tional League Of Professional Base
ball Clubs:
Contracts With Boston, c. b.
HoGG. with Chicago. Bernard ]. Coss.
Ernest Govitx. with Pittsburg, c. l..
Burroughs.
Releasss--By. Boston to Chicago
National League. George r. Ora
ham. Clifton q. Curtis. w. 8. Collins,
Wilbur Goode. BY Brooklyn to Mont
gomery t6outhsrn League. p. NJ.
McElveen; to Mobile tSouthern
Lsasue). Harry n. Myers. BY Chi
caGo. to Boston National League),
John G. king. Al Kaiser. 8. F.
Weaver, J. Il Grimm. BY Philadel-
phia, Eugene Sampson (uncondition.
allyl; to Nashville (6outhern Leagnel
Fl. Al. WelchoncA: TO Buffalo east
srn Leaxue). Ad r, Brennan, w. L.
Shuts (optional asreement).
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-06-13
British Golfers Unite in Defining
Term Amateur in Tournaments

NEW YORK. June 13.--On the
night before the British amateur
championship at Prestwick the dele
gates OF the clubs In the United King
dom who form the committee TO reg
ulate the game as tho United States
Golf Association does in this country.
held their annual meeting. This new
definition of an amateur golfer was
adopted:
An amateur IL one who after at
(a) never carried clubs for hire, (b|
never received any confederation d.
rectly or indirectly for playing or for
teaching the game. To- never played
for . money prize In any competition.
No amateur may. without forfeitina