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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

Summary: Homo Tun-Beckcr Tuo-basc hits
Bates. Grant. Mccormick. Throe-bsse hit-Tes-
reau. Double pay-Doyls TO Fletcher 10 Mcrkle.
H!ts-On frommo. .: or Benton. :: of Wiitse
:; on HumphrioS. . of Tcsrccu. 3: or Amos.
S. Bases on balls-on Frornme. 2: on Tesrcsu, /;
OF Ames. l. Struck ou,-Ry Fronme a. By
Benton :. By Tesrcou :: by Amos. 2 wild
pitch-hmes. Time OF gnme-2:29. Umpires-
Riglcr and Finnerau.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
Cubs Beat Dodgers.

Sv international News Service.
CHICAGO. July 2s.-Cheney beat the
Dodgers 20 I IN the last game OF the
series today. The Cubs madc three runs
and won the game in tho opening round
when With Sheckard on. Schultz drove
out homer. Zimmerman singled and
Leach doubled. Yingling Was hammered
for twelve safetier
HVOOFLVR-CIfIClcn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
BUTTE.

summary; Left on bases--0gde
Butte, / Sacrifice hlts-Docm1/
Stone, Spencer. Strip. Two-hs.
strip. Three-base hlt-Whalen ~
plays-Mathes. unassistcd; Morxhe>
Knfora. Runs batted in--By Wh1i9
Struck out-By Klein. 3, by snc<
Bases on balls-Off Klein, 9; on etc1
wild pitches--Store, !. Hit BY T.
ball-Stovell and Nathes. by
Passed balls-Stripp .. Time or -
2:l0. Umpire-Carney.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
BLANK WINS ANOTHER;
IRON MAN. IS TIRED
Bittrolff Voluntarily Leaves
Box When He Is Unable
to Find the Plate.
ZAMLOCH TO TWlRL
Missoula Expects TO Win
Again, but Weaver Believes
Luck viii Change.
ZAMLOCH TO TWlRL

ZaInloch VS., Dressan will be the par
ticipants in the prospective pitchers
duel today. Blankenship Will catch de-
spite his sore finger. Game called at
$3.50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
CHICAGo-NEw YORK.

SUMMARY. TVo-ba hIt-HIno ThTe~-basc hit
Weaver. Double piays-Marttn 20 Chase &C
Sweeney: Martin TO simmons 10 Chase. Rases on
halls-oH Mcconnell. 8. OF Walsh. l. Struck on,
BY Walsh. 4. by Mcconnell, 3, wiid pitches
Mcconnell, Walsh. TImo OF ssme-l5 so. I'm
plres-EgAn and aheridan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

n favorite Nanny and Joe Knight
were more popular than the winner, but
they ran Just behind him.
The second race. however furnished the
staggering surprise OF the day when Fin
nigin, at 90 10 |, went out and led all
the way. y few dream book seers had him
and their JOY was OF such noisy nature
that many believed the winners were
numerous Finn'gin has been waiting here
Continued on Following PaRe.)
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

-bi'te' TOT rape IN ninth
Nloseland .-.........+ 3 o Ill
BOSTON .s....,....... o o o +
summary; Tvo-baSe hitS-Grigg, Turner Brad.
ley. Threc-baso hts-Birmingham RYAN lay
son Double plhys-WaEner 10 s,shJ TO Carrfenn.
Gardner 20 YerkeS TO stshi. stolen baSr,-JIoon.r'
Gsr5ner' Bases on bailS-oh Hall =: on s,e.n
. Struck out-By Hall. I; By Pspe ?: By s,.sn
.; by GreEg. ? Sacrifice hlt-H,lI A,tcnd,n..
700 Ump!rss-Connolly and EEan
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25


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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
American Games Postponeo

AT Philadelphia-St Louis game nos,-
poned: rain. p'a'-
poned: rain. post
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
Official Racing Chart

P by Mrs.
Pdin
Coz RACE a
bird
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
No Game In Pittsburr
Western League

A. fir~u'a- Ts1coin a To7s..
- rklia-Nichlu- a. siogr CITY
- D. Noi1s--D-s Noiasz. Z. r, Ia-.,s
s. Dsaver-psrrsr. -. Ou.ahs g
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

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No,
laaAdene
IAs rush
6S9 'nf I"-y'.Iol ana Upward NJ"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

20 IuE
Of Lo,s.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

ssnDArJ' Ho0e rfu-schut, Tuo-b.,. ~,
Leach. Chsney. Schuits. shseksrs Wur,Bse,
srols1 ears-NosAn Essrs on bsfls-o- yt,-
illg. : % ChsasT. 2 Struck ogt-gT Co..
:: bT TinGltnE Sacrifice bii,-vybe,t 500
sri Zimns-n,r. Ttfos % zane-f. T,
sirrs-Oseus sus R-snran
No Game In Pittsburg.
rain.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-07-25

COO THIRD RACE-Fu,rrfry oourSs s..
OOC nsr SsaS. ssoosd go. third a.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

9enoen 9iotbfdllcn peridisDene Sdnlen
filr ben Heligion5unterriht pereinis
gen. 8c3iislid) Der llntcrridtslunnoen
miro b%troronet. baB in allen Yfarreien,
bic nid,t 5n piei unb 81 meit entle9enc
Silialb0rfcr beaiBen, Der @eiitlide fiir
jebe Shule pier llnterridtsltunben
ertbeile.es lei benn Die 3abl Der Sc
iammtitunben scbe iiber II binous,
@r oari aber fciue5lue9s ii r.
ii h porgeben, ionbern muB iiber
Iues au oa5 Siitoflihe Sroinariai
berihten. - Ser ilblite H%eligionss
unterrift fir Die Communicated mut
ebenials f~ort9eieet lperben.
Bis Reujabr iou ieber Yfarrer Die
porberbano eetroffene Organization
prattiSd erproben unb banu feline befis
nittpen @orifldse fir Die Sutunft
inter genaiier Iueabe beg Stunben.
unb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BET Der Sehorbt
au3ei9en.
Cine eisene Snipettiou CUR resel:
mdBisen genufiiftiguns ces 8elis
sionsunterrihtes in Ger Sio3eie pirf
in nddliter 3utuuit uom bpdp tier
Serru giifof crrittct iuerben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Yer0ronuns hes Hiihpis inn NniGlub
an has neme ShulscieB.

Scr bodp' ite Serr @iihpi bat nid,i
blpb oas neue ShuIseice perurtbeilt;
er bat aud in ciuem Shreiben an Den
GleruS Die notbi9eu Inprbmn9cu &C.
trofien pamit trpBpcm Der Heli9ipnss
unterriht mp8I / d il orgs
crtbeilt perbc.
Der 8elisionsuuterridt. beiBI cS in
Dem Shreibeu. ioa iortau in pcu ais
geeisnet befunbenen airden reip. aus
pellen ober in eigcnS ba6u g~cpdbltcu
Sofalen crtbeilt iperhen. Seber
9eiitli6e muB cine ieiueu pcri0uliGen
1rGftcn unb Den SrtSperbdltniiieu
entiprehenoc grpbtm c
Mn3ubl bog Aatetismuss nlb Sibels
ituuben aeben, momDalih audi in Den
S~iliaibprfern ielbl -.S MIR in brins
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
Grofber,o9tbum.
Ans Der 9amptfaht.
Der Gnrembmraer &atbo'
lifen geaeniibcr Dem ncucm
SdlnlgeieB.

2uremburg, 8. Sft. Die
firhlid)e 9eboroe bat in ieierlld,er
8eiie Stenung aenommen 81 Dem
ileuen Shulaeies, oas i'm 2auie oes
Sommers BON Der 8ammer betpil.
li1t ripmroe. Sn einem pon ulen
aanseln Der Gio5eIe oerlelenen SIR
.tenlt).eiben perurtbeilt Der 9iid]of
flstigr. apppes oas 8eies ais reli.
(gicnsieinOlid, mo Die Hef,te Der
ttirhe perleeeno. @r ertldrte Damn
hportlid: lin nlin feinen ihhperen
&errutb oil Der Stride 81 ueriibeu,
linb mir perpflid)tet, .eunb oifen mo
freimiitbia an crflGren. oaB bieies
ncile @eles MuaInchmbar lit. Wan
inuB in pielen ssGllen Boff mebr &c.
borden ais Dem Weuifen. .Sn Ger
let.en aapiteliibmna baben mir oa.
her nit oet bofJtuiirbigen 9omfapi.
tlllaren e~initimmia beid,loiien, oab
Der 8lerus iif nift an Der ansfiib-
rung bieies ileren Shuleeieses be.
tbeiltgen bari iIno oen Meligionsun.
ierridt nitt IN Der Sd,nie ertbeilen
tann, iolange Die Meliaion aus Der
ShuIe perbannt iei. ioianse nod Die
@eboros benz 9ilhnfe Die ibnl ais
Steaoertreter Der Stride Suitebenoen
Iuhidtsredte poreutbGlt unb Den
Seeliorsern Die ibrem Imte gebiib.
renoe Stellins uno 9efugniiie in
Der Sdule nift einraumt." Gum
ShluB bes Sirtenbrieies rihtet Der
9iihof einen MppeQ on oen 4Ierus,
mutbig unb frei Die MrbeitslaIt,
Iuelhe Ole uerGnoerte Sahlaae i'm
@eiolse bat, ali iif 5u nebmen.
Damn fpenOet er iih an bic Gltern,
Inn ibnell lire Yilift betreffeno oen
&eliaionsunterridt ibrer ainoer
ans 9er5 Su leaen unb ibnen ioI.
aenbes ein5uihdrien: .Sbr ieio Do.
Der Dor @ott uno gurem @emiiien
itrene oerpflidtet. nit Grtihloiien-
belt mo IuSbmer. ioneit es menif-
LID geihebeu fam. miinblih uno
ihriitlif guer autes Redt auf fa-
tboliide Sdulen mo fatboliihes
2ebrperional 5lt perlangcn mo Su
pertbeibiseu. 8atboliihe Samilien.
uGierl Sn Gurer Sano liegt oas
@coeiben ooer l~lnterseben ser la.
thpliihen Reli9ion IN Grreu SAINT.
lien nno I'M luremburaiiden @clfe.
Stebet oesbalb ieit geeint 3uiammen
mo m1blt Su guren geiesliben Der.
~trctern MGnier. wclhe nidt nllr
Cure SSntereiien ioroern. ionoern
audi Die Hette Ger &irte cntiticocn
rertbeioigen uno umierem fatboIi-
ifcn 8olf ieine fatholiiteu Shulen
unb leine fatholiihen Scbrer 5uriid-
geben mo liheru."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
SSitNsititttNtA
! %sn1em6ur9er gla6ri6ten. )
= c

al. Soier ebenlo, lpie bel Der
3eitins, Die mir leicn. Gilt bas Wort:
~@er niht nit uns lit, Der lit se9erl
ltnb es iflieBt Der yIrg.
Y%oltsfrb." ,8ie nielfad lpurbe Die
@clt nit Dem @orte .2iberal" be-
troscn. @abrbaft liberal lit eigents
lid ilir Die fatboliihe 8eltanihaus
una. Sic b~ertritt Die inoipioueae
Sreibeit. Iber tie fpeib audi Die
Gehte Iroerer gu pertreten. Der
1iberaliemus mil Die Sreibeit fneh>
ten bird, Staatss Iamaf,t. Sur ibn
sibt es teinct Soft. auBer ben libes
ralen StaatssoBen. Der 2iberaliss
mis- lit besbulb 10 81 perabIdeiien'
ircil or baS blinoe. aber geflgige
@ert3eu9 Der Sreimaurerei iii. Wii
upIem 8edtc fam man besbalb DE
2iberalen llnb Sreimdurer in elner
Sopi nerien unb Die 8erfe Der 2ibe
ralen als Iolte Der Sreimalrer ans
itreibeu. Gas 9ebensprin3ip Del
Sreiinaurer aber lit GotteshaB. So
tboliienhna; oas iolten Die &atbo'
liferf bod ME per9eiien."
Bort @aibtngtpn, Wis. - Sn De,
ct, @arientirde purben am 10 Dit.
Woraens 9 llbr, ourh Hep. u. y
araus. ebelid, perbunben: Scrr 3. s
&raus uuo SRI. Srances q. Berger
8eibe bon bier. Trau3eu9en iuarer
oerr 6. $. &raiis, Elm gruber bei
9rautiaams, unb Sri, Sioonin Dor
ger, einc Sfjpeiter BET 9raut. Del
iurgc gbemann lit Elm Ritgiieb pc,
&raits & 8rau Sarbpare SO. @hic
gum 8unbe!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Mm 2. Oft. itorp i'm Ilter bon GA
Sabren SEER 5abaffabrifant Seine
non 9%anoeppd. Or mar Mitglieo
ser Sanoelsfammer uno geborte lei.
rer Belt lnnge Sabre binourh Dem
@emeinbe. uno Sfoifenratb Der
Staot 9urembltrg on.
Serr Wongenait blcibt. Sn Or.
iesung 0es oeritorbenen Serrn
Charles Simons lit Serr Soieph
Hiifarb, Si3eprdiiOent oes Sberge.
rihtsbofes uno Mitglieo oes Staats.
rathes, gum Trdiioenten ser 0iref'
ton Der Snternationalen 8anf er.
nonnt moroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
= =

Bic x@aIbinston Son" ifrcibt
Sic llr'nte, Der Iertbcucrlrig2 Del
Sebensmittel lit barin III erbliden
oaB Sober in Oct cage iii. Die hobei
Hreie 81 5ablen."s Ser Safti
more Imerieau" meint: ~Wir lcbei
beIier. Saber Die bobcreu Soften Dc.
2ebcusuuterbaItes."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Su Der .Nsip Seriep Sreien Sci
tun9" leIeu mir: y1entudp mill offsus
bar @eiee unp Orbnuns I'M ieoel
Sreis baben. Cine Srau, Gle iibrei
Mann ermorbet bate, lpuroe 5u cine,
Ueloitrufe p%ernrtbei!t, nnb Der &ihte
i%telte ibr iflimme Sinse in Iusiitt
ipcnn 10 etipas ipiebcr porfGme."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22
= = =

8ic Elm ~9cbcnsfiinitler" in &e
9orf ertldri. tommt CT nit ieinel
$1,000 betrnacnben 8ohengcba
poilii1npig nlis beim ltnterbalt iein,
aus iiebcn Yerionen beitehenecn 81
Mile uno bat nitt mebr 0iclo notbi
Sds iii I'll bcpauerm hem man ion
meinen, paB pieier grpSe Pam onr
@rtheilun9 BON Yripatuntcrriht /
ieirer Sebensiunit cinea Sauicn &c
piirpe perbicnen tpnnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Seine dnperc mcnidlid)e SUM
lpeiit cine 10 bobe Gntlpidcluns oil
lpie Die ameritauiide Budiiibrung"
id9t ser 9Srpoflpu Gayle" unseiiht,
Der iiberrnidlenben YShatiade", oa'
Die Sarpeiter So. bel eincm Sabres
umiaB bon 500, 000.0 coo MIR cinei
Heinseluinn bon $150.000 crsiclt bat
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Gs ipirb III pieleu Seituuscn gro.
% Iufbeben pnpon aenatt, paB De-
Sobn bes GRINDERS @biion I'M 9abo'
ratorium beo Soitoncr Sea;nitums
iebr fleiBig arbeite. 6aben bi'
9olleaen bon Dem Sobnc ieines Idters
oieleiht etiua5 anberes errpartet?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Sic Aleinhdnoler III @oblcn
idrcibt eiu Sauidblntt - iohicbcn 81
Sdulb an Der Yrcisitciserluie 81
0rubenbcIiecrn Su. uilb bieic ipicnel
nm bcbnlpten. buB tic 81 bcn iiblidle
T%rciicn pertnuftcn. HnS ubcr d
gambler. SrpBc unb tlrinc. Die Yreil
III Die iobe treibeu. Naciu bnmit i
rid,te crreidt; Die Yreiic blcibcu bod
uno bas Elbiiium mug Soblcn,"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Sm loHen. .Smperinl %aueu~ al
Der amerifGniId merituniiten @renS
toiret oaS Sanh ami amcritaniihe
Seitc S75 bis 1925, auf merifa
uiit,er Seitc SIS bis $40 per Idsi
@runo mo @pNen limo cinanecr sleit
obcr in Der 8csierune, in Dem Sdue
ees 9iacntbums. liest Der Yreis
rnlcrihicN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

2orb HuDeris. DER Cberbeieblsbabe
Der briliid)en Armrc. brdnst auf Gin
filbrlun9 Der nllsemcinen Webrpilid
IN SnS!unb. Sn fcnnt Der yor
nber feline SanbSlcutc ihlcdt: 81
5icbeu c* Dor. ibrcn Salriotismue iii
-Saib" onrh StcIlpertrcicr 6eibdfi
gen III loi'cn unb iidl iclbit obnc jepc
l~ueiterc Miiitu DEM licbcu Taterldnr
81 crbalten!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Gas 9efenntnib Seioei's, man
iperbe moslid,eripeiic gil elmer ioldbe''
Stenyr (rrSinBls Tar" greilei,. itnt
zen 9arocisenibImern bic Wo9lih<
trit. 2anS ais 8ripateiscntbNm gu
beiibcr. si ncbrneu, benefit. iueld'
6erbdnsniSpollec 81 bas III. eas Die
equitable Sinsle Carer Nsinouri in'S
Melt Icgen ipollen. Bon ibncn uno
SEN Rntben als9ebriitct. mphtc oar
aus tin 8oiilist c~ntitehen, Der benz
Icaec llubeil bringen rnilBte.
,Gmeri!n."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Sebe @eoaiIle bat ibre Sipei Seiten
10 aud bic BON .Yrdiibcnten siltgea
heiSene aber oennod, beflagenspertbt
Sntifeibune oes Sefretdrs Siiber il
Der 5rase betreffenr bas 9ra9er
elmer 'Orbcnstrdht beim lluterriht,
in ben Snoiansrihulsn. = gs glib
10 niele &~atbolifen, Die %perlau9en
bah Der Staat Die fatboliiten Yfarr'
italen tiutsrHasee Die 5orosrml
lit redt nab bilia.s Der aatboli
iablt ieine Steuern; er bat alip aud
Gin sRedlt barnnf, baB oas SteYcraell
aud iei1en ainoern ;msIte fomme
aber bennod lit Is ~9efdbrlid an
biefer Eorpefnng gu beiIebsn, Wenr
Sec Stdaf cinmal Die fatboli5der
HiarrihuleI .beriibsrnirmnt". fpie e.
Sic Uon &atboIifcn unb bon protel
laurt&M 3enominationem sesriin,
Scieu Snoiauerihulen bcriibersenomi
u,eil hat. oauR mirt co nihi mebl
la,ae Sausrn, bis bic Sdmeitsrn aud
aus un'sren q Yfarridnlen binausr
ioal,osrN miltiep. Ser WprtIaut De,
(SejeSes, has es benz Staate perbietet
~.'ectdrian" S6ulen 81 unterhaiten
III f. bebrbar, baS man leiht 81,
.ntboiNde @r5ietuua Der ainSer IN
m6gii& MAIDEN fonute. Sds lit bel
arebsi&oben an uuieren ShuIaeiesen
ebe bieiA lIebel eutiernt lit. bar
man gar uift baran bsnsen ben
Siaats aid nur eineu Bin9er 81
reiMen: - er uiirbe BAH bic aans,
Sanb srereiien unb Die tntbcIiihei
Ffnrf6ulen an, .nons iectarian'
StGaisS2slen u1ntranbein. .Sbil
3afenfreurb,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Cblpobl bon einem Sugc in bei
@ittc purdidnittcn. lebtc Der sebns
idbrise Hitnrn Hollano in Gbitasr
bod, nod, mebr ais 8npei Stunoen uni
perblieh bel pollem VemuBticin, md
trr5 Dor Ieinem Sonc nit ieinei
Muiter lid uu%ierhdltelb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-10-22

Sns Subbaqipicl it in Shnlcn
bes &ouigreid] gnpcrn's Nurh cincn
GrlnB perhoteil lporbcn. Iou bot baz
ielbit ernirere Irbeit, iuie III Den bieiis
gen Stulen. 100 Der Spprt ais Nas
beilmittel unseiebeu miro mo OFT IN
Wcrrphllnu nlIsnrtet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-06-25
CONTRACT is
APPROVED BY MAYOR
Bidder on Broad Street Paving Must Give Bond
and Proceed W it'll Work or Forfeit
81, 000-Other New Laws.

Immediately after Mayor r cha I'd son
signed the ordinance awarding the
contract for the smooth paving OF
Broad Street yesterday morning a GER
tilted copy was sent by City Clerk Ben
L. August. TO City Engineer Charles
l.. Boiling. who in turn notified l. j.
smith Company incorporated, the
lowest bidder that the formal con-
tract was ready 10 be signed and that
along with ii a bond for $4,000 would
have to be executed. u to last night
no reply HAD been received from the
contractors. and none is expected, as
the Smith Company. at the meeting
OF the Board Of Aldermen, asked that
1t be relieved of the obligation on ac-
cout OF the fact that the Washington
Asphalt Block and Tile Company, from
which 1t must obtain the paving and
which was also bidder on the con-
tract. had refused to make a price
AS required in the advertisement for
bids, 1. j. Smith 6 Company submitted
with their bid a certified check for
$1,000. In the event that they refuse
TO take the contract as recommended
by the Committee on Streets and
which has become an ordinance by rea-
son OF having passed the two branches
of the Council and signed by the
Mayor. this amount is forfeited to the
city. Then the contract will be re-
turned to the street Committee for
new bids. This will doubtless Mace
the work In the hands OF the Wash
ington Asphalt Block and Tile Com
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pany at the original price Of $3.50 per
square yard as against the bid of the
smith Company o: S2.54 per square
yard.
Inc ordinance provides for the ex-
penditure of $4,000 on the smooth
paving of Broad Street from Tenth to
Third. but the estimate for the work
was $4,000. 1t was stated yesterday
that l. j. Smith & Company recently
had been in communication with the
Washington company. and that they
rad called I. come to any agreement
by which the local company could take
the contract.
The Mayor also signed the "pern!cious
activity" ordinance. which PROHIBITS
city officers and employees OF the city
from serving as judges. registrars or
clerks OF any election Or as members
of any standing committees of any
political parties. II imposes a penalty
of not less than s25 or more than $500
for each violation. recoverable before
the Police Justice
Many New Lnws Signed.
Other ordinances signed yesterday
were as follows:
To establish true western line OF
Twenty Street. between Broad
and Grace Streets
Granting permit to the Virginia
Railway and Power Company to close
temporarily the alley in the rear OF
the promises at the northcas; corner
of Seventh and Franklin Streets.
Fixing pay of park employees at $40
per day each.
Fixing pay of meter repalrers OF the
Gas Department az $3.50 per day each.
Making the pay of the assistant
-. 81 r,-tf
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NEW P0ST-OFFICE AT BRIsToI
VIRGINIA, WILL OPEN IN lily
Especial to The Times-Disnatcb1


Bristol. Va, June 2i-Thc nov,
post office for Bristol Va. which 10
10 be separate from and independent
of the Bristol Tenn, Office. n matt
lot which Representative c. h. Slemn
has been contending ever since prs
ident Taft withdrew the name OF his
candidate from the Senate and named
Or. a, j. Roller in his stead. for head
OF the present post-ofIicc. is to No.
established early in July. Charles +.
'xiuthier has received his comm.s.
sion. and Will be the first postmaster
He has just been authorized to al.
Vertise for bids for building In
which to establish the Office.
When the new office S estahIishod
Bristol Will have two post.of.cas
within two hundred yards of each
other, and the cit zcns are wonderful
now the department is going to nre-
vent confusion in the handling of
man. In view of the fact that let
tiers come here daily addressed i'm four
different forms. The difficulty for q
long time will be to determine whetn-
er a piece Of mail should go to the
virginia or the Tennessee office. and
THIS promises to occasion delays. at
ieast until the correspondents of all
the Bristol people have learned to
which Office each person goes for his
or her mail
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NAVAL ACADEMY CHANGES

Washington. June 24.-Ths Board
visitors to the Naval Academy found
remarkably good conditions q. that
institution These are some Of their
Recommendations:
The purchase OF three city blocks in
Annapolis: the continuance OF athletic
sports on a liberal basis; making in
eligible for reappointment midshipmen
lawfully dismissed after due legal in
vesttgation: the lowering of the age Of
admission year; retention OF the
present standard OF mental REQUIRE
ments for admission. and finally that
candidates be designated one year in
advance of admission and furnished
with syllabus of the subject upon
which they are to be examined.
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Aunt Sally's AdDice
to Beauty Seekers

Lydia says; I've tried most every
,h, for ,ys my freckles. but can't lose
answer TO stella" The treatment
suggested I've never known to fail in
any case Of freckles or other cutane-
Gus blemish.
p. ]. X. asws: rs there ANYTHING
better than massage to remove wrIn.
k!es?' Too much massaging NAV ag-
gravate wrinkled condition. tending
TO soften and loosen the tissue adj,
wise bathing the face in an astri,eent
lotion made by dissolving an ounce of
Powdered oi .G, saNo'ite in a half pin, witch
Stella writes: My co,nnlexton is
horribly muddy. What shall 10 To-
It? Get an ounce of mercoIzed wax
at your druggists. Apply this night,
IKE you'd use cold cream xashiee '' !,
of mornings This will cause The ~.
fensive cuticle gradually to make wav
by process of gentle absorntio, %" ~.
the clear. velvety, healthy -hmed tVI
nnderne Realm "A'"
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sewer IN Allen Avenue. from Colorado
Avenue to Powhatan Street. to cost
t6.939.90.
Establishing the true line on the
south side of Cary Street. between
tenth and Eleventh Streets.
Establishing the true line on the
North side OF Broad Street. between
Third and Fourth Streets.
Sewers as follows: Hanover Street.
srom West Street to the Roseneath
Road. s6.Ssi: L Street. from Twenty
hf:h TO Twenty-siXth Streets. ss77.30:
sixth Street. from Marshall Street TO
Pink Alley. s536.S0; Second Street.
from Broad Street TO alley between
Broad and Marshall Streets. s4Oe64:
Main Street. between Harvey and
Vine Streets. s4.oso.l3; Third Street.
90 connect with sewer on the north
side OF BROAD street, s3s7.ss; Baker
Street from Seventh Street east.
s2i+.30: Calhoun Street east. s377.7i.
Ordering large number of side