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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
RICHMOND GUN CLUB

The shoot yesterday afternoon was
well attended. and all of the shooters
made excellent scores Three PROBES
SIGNALS We're present and gave an ex-
eeilent demonstration OF trap shooting.
but two OF the local shooters. Parker
and Hammond. led the scores. Parker
WITH IS and Hammond second. with
A. showing that Richmond possessss
some good talent IN this class OF sport.
After the shoot the club held a
meeting and voted that tho price OF
targets TO visitors be one cent each.
instead OF TWO cents as heretofore
I his change VIII give all the shooters
in the city an opportunity to partici-
pate in this fascinating sport at a nom
inal cost
The club will shoot next saturday a t
the usual hour. and visitors are in
Vited to join with the club in the
shoot Cars leave First ana Broad
Streets every ten minutes for the club
grounds just beyond parton Tieights.
All local trap shooters are welcome.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
IInrnics Win.

The Giants went down In defeat be-
fore the strong Harpie team yesterday
at East End park, by the score Of : TO
The game was fast ana exciting IN
tli the last man went down. Lowery
pitched a steady@ game keeping his
hts well scattered. The features OF
the game were tho batting of Beas-
10y. Barker and Harper. ana the field
ing Of Bassett and Harper for the
Havpiez. The batting OF Duke, r.
Wiltshire, 2. Gregory and the nelding
OF Hail and Adkins for the visitors
Score b. Innings: r
Giants .... ooO2Io1oO-4
Harpias .......... 3loO2lO o.-7
Summary: stolen hases-Beasley.
Earker. Anthony Double plays-Ha ar
per % Baasett; Harper 20 Anderson 70
Bassett struck out-By Lowerv II.
Drake. 6 Base on bslis-Duke. 3.
Lowry. :. HI BY pitcher-Atkins.
Smith. Passed ualis-Wi!tshire. l. TN
pire afr Henderson. Tine. 1895. At
tendance. us.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Julian W. Tyler's champions had
their batting clothes on, ana batted
Sree..more out CT the box in the third
!nnlns. Clements tried to cheek them
Ply tney kept up their hitting. Bosher
NIT one over the fence with two men
On oases Sanuerson pitched q good
game. ana had ais opponents at ais
mercy WA-n men We're on bases Ov-
ING 10 tins large lead he did not have
70 pitch nara. The features we're the
natung Of the Tyle.s whole team ana
score oy innings. n II =
Tylers .....O2DI4 OO-li Il
Is ehns -..-....1 Qol0ll o. {
Cgeekmore Clements ana Har-nto,,
iioipe suns-bos her. Struck out-By
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Grrys Win.

With Canepa on the mound for tho
Grays in yesterdays s..ne against
the Athletics, he was backed by wha,
seemed an entirely different team
from that witch has been playing in
the Capital City League for the last
few games. each man seeming to
remember the days as the beginning
OF the season, when. with Canepa and
Van Pelt working on the mound. they
defeated every team in their league.
with the exception or Southern Bell.
which gamo was postponed on ac-
count OF rain.
After Hlnchman was knocked from
the mound in the third the Athletics
seemingly lost heart, and with tho
exception of Cook and Iehmann took
no interest In the game whatever.
canepa had his opponents at his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
cherrr Smash Via.

The Cherry Smash defeated the
Jacobs 8 Levy team yesterday on
the EATERS diamond in very fast and
interesting game py a score Of 20 3.
Lester went on the mount for the
smasoers and pitched big iengue ball.
while Ford did the receiving WORK
Ike a big Lacquer
Features for the Smashers. was
Brownings hitting and the classy pitch
Ing Of Lester
Features Tor Jacobs & Levy was
the all round good fielding OF the
whole team
Score by innings: +.
Jacobs q Levy ... DOL 90 o | 0 o.
Cherry Smash ... oooOloi o--s
Summary. Base on Fans-On Pace.
OF Lester. o. Struck out-By Pace.
:. By Lester II. Wild pitoh-Pace. !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
WITH THE BOW! .ERS
patch VS.. SOC LeadeE. elleys snd

patch VS.. News Leader; alleys and
Friday. August 20. virginians VS..
Richmond Lunch: alleys and 8.
Monday. AuSu1t 20. News Leader vs.
Howitaers, alleys and 8.
Wednesday. August rs. Times Dis
patch VS.. Richmond Lunch; alleys 1
and 8.
Friday. August 80. journals VI. viz
ginians: alleys Z and ..
Monday, September 2. Richmond
Lunch vs.. Journals; alleys 4 and ..
Wednesday. September 4. Vlrginians
vs News Leader; alleys and 8.
Friday. September c, howitzers vs..
Times-Dispatch; alleys and S.
Monday. September 0. Howltzers VS..
Richmond Lunch: alleys and 8.
Wednesday. September II. Tines
Dispatch vs.. virginians; alleys and
Friday. September 10, Journals VS..
News Lender alleys and 8.
Monday. September 10. virglnians
vs. Howitzcrs; alleys 4 and s.
Wednesday. September IS. Journals
VS. Times Dispatch; alleys and s.
Friday. September 90. News Lead
or vs Richmond Lunch: alleys and
inirn hound.
Monday September 2S. Howitzers vs.
Journals; alleys and ..
"Wednesday. September 20. Times
Dispatch VS. News Leader; alleys I
and &.
Friday September 81. virg1nians VS.
Richmond Lunch: alleys and s.
Monday September so. News Lead
er VIZ Howitzers: alleys and s.
Wednesday, October 2. Times Dis
patch vs. News Leader: alleys and
FRIDAY. October 4. virginians vs..
Richmond Lunch; alleys and 3.
Monday, October Z, News Leader
vs. Howitzers; alleys and s.
Wednesday. October 8. Times-Dis-
patch rs. Richmond Lunch: alleys A
and 5.
Friday October II. Journals VS. vir-
ginians. alleys : and S.
Monday. October II. Richmond Lunch
VS. Journals: alleys and 8
Wednesday. October l6. Virginians
VS. News Leader. alleys and s.
Friday. October Is. Howitzers VS.
Times Dispatch; alleys and s.
Monday. October 81, Howitzers VS..
Richmond Lunch: alleys and 5.
Wednesday. October %. Times Dis
patch VS. Virginians alleys and s.
Friday, October %, Journals VS..
News Leader; alleys and 5.
Monday October 2s. Virginians VS..
Howitzers. alleys and S.
Wednesday, October so. Journals VS..
Times Dspatch alleys and s.
Friday. November /. News Leader
Us. Richmond Lunch. alleys and s..
Standing of Teams.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
unstiers Win.

The Hustler5 defeated the Cubs on
their home diamond al Harvey Park by
the score OF TO .. The CUBS started
at Hasklns IN the nrst inning, iive
singles being good for three runs. but
after that Haskins settled down and
pitched good bali. The features OF the
game were the batting OF Amos and
Tinsley and the fast double play pulled
or by the Hustlers. Ho!tzback and
Wren featured for the Cubs.
score. r. H E.
Hustiers s00S00lIo-s o
Cubs ....... 3oo0Go20o-5 Il !
Batteries: Mccready and Hancock;
Saunders and Wilson summary: Two
base hits-Amos. King, Tinsley. Tim
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
CoIlegians Win.

Coming up upon their opponents
from behind the Richmond Coles ans
defeated the Ashland team yesterday
IN ninth inning rally Ashland start
81 out viciousiy with the Dat SCORING
four runs IN the hrsr two innings. bnr
the Collegians tied the score IN the
slArh with a quartet OF tsliies and won
the game beyond recovery with trio
IN tic lnal frame. The batting OF
Ma cRae and the neiding Of Bailey We're
the features FOR the co!legians. while
Hendler starred n the Held for Ash
score. r II Z.
Ashland ...A. 100000 o. 5 8
colleg!ans $3.50. 90 % - o o al 3
Batteries: Trevil!an end Bochl!ngi
Lohmann. Dunn ana Stout Umpire,
Mescoe Attendance. 500
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
ny JOHN II. HOOPER, JR.

It Is hasd Tor even the best Of base
! ball representations to predict who
WIN be the champions OF Richmond
this year. The Battle Axe are at pres
ent the leaders Ia the Capital city
League, but the season ls by no means
closed and things are liable 10 happen
that VIII turn the st1nding OF inc
whole league upside down before
many weeks have passed.
The Coiegians. Grays and Southern
Bell are by no means out OF the race
ana 1t ia 40 clucn FOR any team TO be
claiming that they are gong 10 wash
ington Tor The lntefcity series
The meeting Of the Capital City
League. which was held at the Office
CT President Eaton on Friday night was
OF the most gratifying nature 10 one
VINO wishes TO see harmony N the
ranks o. amateur baseball. AL or the
managers present were inclined to
work FOR the best Interest OF the game.
and seemed 10 realize that they We're
row having the chance or their lives
in winning the lovers OF good and clean
sport 10 their Clause. IN other WORDS
the managers seemed to be ike d team
OF ball players t!ying hard TO win 4
game. all pulling together ana work
ing Tor the best interests OF the game.
This spirit Is the right one, and should
bel az example 10 be- followed by every
amateur !engus IN INC city playing
under tho Jurisdiction OF inc commits
sion.
Hnrnony at All Costs.
Harmony is the Ike 81 inc orsani-
zatsoh. and al! 'nanuSeFs ana payers
shouia atriTe 70 maze the funnius OF
amateur baseball as harmonious as is
possible. which 10 yer, easily done
when the n0ys stop ana think a little
before they act. DO no, think that the
other fehow IS rooter and tniet
just because ne IS r.. 10 10 VAN the
game Remember that Pc is do!ns the
same thins that you are deins' ana
give him the same credit mat You
would take yourself ior being 1ish
whenever poin, is contesieo-
The boys are not getting the nnan-
cial support that iney deserve ana as
II takes money 70 deifay the expenses
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
NntionnI Packing Company wins.

IN a long drawn out game. the Ma
tional Packing Company defeated the
League, by the score of 10 TO II.
The features of the game were the
batting and base running of the Ma
tionals, they purloining no less than
eleven bases. while the fielding of
Hotchkiss for Doh. was of big league
calibre.
Suttelin did great work In the field
for the Nationals. He IS one of the
fastest outiielders seen in local amateur
ball games.
Score by innings: r. II. %
NATL pkg. co...02 942o2 .-19 IS i
Dold Pkg. Co. o 0 3 . 3 o Oil 10 5
Batteries: National Packing Com
pany. Emory and Hogan; Dold, Toney
McGec and Toney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
.@z22 &c.
eNOTOR CARS
Gordon MotorCo.
Notes OF Players.

Deasy did good work for tho Forest
Hill team.
CAPTAIN Bell continued to keep un
his good scores.
sweeny came near making 100 in AZ
game last week.
That boy Graves was certainly there,
"Wednesday night. and he won the, |
game for Petersburg.
Lewis. the boy wonder, is there th'E
season with the hig scores.
The Petersburg boys arc making al
big hit in the bowling world
Andrews gave a classy exhibitiom
this week for q newcomer.
Orrell made more in one &c ne Tri-
day night than he has made III all OF
the other games this season.
9 apin Is big addition to the Fora
esf Hill team. I
ones is certainly beginning to show
cl Sc. You young fellows better takes
n>tice.
Fers. the Hill TOP wonder. cor,
tainly getting the wood these days. |
That boy, Norton has them all gues1S
sing with that snake ball OF his
Friday night Richmond VS.. PetersA
burg
Wednesday night games at petera-,!
burg
Petersburg Academy match games. Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Bnttlc Axe ".

Beginning with the second ;nnius.
the Battle axe and Southern Beh
teams played a fine game at the &
g. \. field yester$a. evening. In the
nrst inning Wnitnsld was touched for
four hits. which resulted in two runs.
l. Bowers returned tre compliment
By preseuNng the Bate AXe boys
with 1--WE hits. which resulted in ave
runs and large cake Of Ice 20 Keep
them cool The same was won for
the Baitle axe boss n the nfst l.,
ming Both pitchers se1tiSl down and
Cor the remainder az nc game fought
duel contest with Whtneld by far
the better slab artist OF ne two. Us,,-
Mre Hicks Was kept in hot water ~
number OF close decisions. but rs
was equal 10 the emergency. ana rem
dered each decision in Dig league
styi-
score hy innings: RIi e.
Battle ASe.-...5 0iVvUx-7 10 2
south'n Bell....2 o o. 20 : o0-i 2
silmmor,H Two-lrse hits-Rady.
Baur. Ancarro- and Doggett Home
,uns-Hulcher. Sacrifice hlts-SchmiGt.
stolen bases Baur. Dcggett ana
Green. Struck out-By Whitfield 10.
By I. Bowers, J. Base on bells-By
whitfield. / by l. Bowers Hit by
pitcher powden. War pi-ch-By L.
Bowers. : Left on beses-Battle Axe,
q Southern Bell. 4 Umpi,e. Mr.
H!eKs. Time, $50. Attefy1 ance, $50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
UNION LEAGUE


The Eagles stopped the winning
streak OF the Brownies hy the score
Of TO Eacho and Ferguson were
hit hard By the Ea.les. while Harris
had the Brownies at his mercy
Score by innings: p II %
Eagles .....l 0lOIOOiOl-5 ~ 3
Brownies .....0O 0OOl1 OsO-5 :
Batteries; Eagles--Earris and sykes
Eacho. Ferguson and Bagbv
summary: Two-base hits-sears
Levy and Whitlow l-mbire-1ir'
brownies 100 . o0l0O3o-i
game i:15.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Whlle drunk aboard a car Of tho
HiGhland Park division of the Vir-
GINA Railway and Power Company
Broad streets, Ben Rose. colored fell
against a railing and cut his head. He
was treated by Dr. II. y. Bullock, am
oulnnce surgeon of the CITY Hospital,
and taken to the home OF his mother,
1Ol2 North Seventh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
A Page Devoted to Local Amateur Baseb

mons. Three base hlts-Amos. Stolen
bases--Husticrs. 5; Cubs. S Double
piay-Hnskins to Rabineau to Nichols.
Struck out-by Haskins. II. by Nc
cready. Z. Bases on balls-on Haskins:
d off Mccready. ?. Left on bases
Husuers, 4; cubs. Z. Umpire. Mr Ba-
ker. Time OF game. 1:45. Attendance,
$50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Indlnna WIN

The Indians won their ro-. -,
the st. Andrews Colts yesterday bv
Inc score OF IL to T.
Score by innings p II
- Andrews oo0oloio-
Indians ...-.. o 90 oop0 O--i2 s n
summary Base on hails--Off Nc
lllnlock, .. off Wilton. l. hit bv
pitched bnii-Wilson. Snvde Struck
get-By Walter IL. hv McClnlock. 10.
Time Of gams-l,46 Umpire-Mr Nc
Nell Attenla nce-H0n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Bnp,ists WI,

tulton Baptists defeated the Trim
'ners yesterday by the score Of ,,t "a
score by innings: r. n -
Iiimmers .....Os 012O) 90 II .
haptists .-..o GOSH Q 10-il 10
batteries: Baptists-Rlce. Britten
ana ana Kay. MISUNDERSTANDING and
Siark Summary: Two-base hits
5rackweil (2). Rice. Lowe. Unpire-
breeden. Attendance, 500. Time OF
game, . hours
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
IitrGau Wins.

Kingan's relia bles defeated Forbes IN
an interesting game yesterday by the
score OF 10 .. Bannister was in the
box for Kingan, and pitched superb
bali.
score: r. H p
Batteries: Kingan. Bannister and
Blank Forbes. Slaughter, Phillips and
Eubank Bases on bails-off Slaughter
>; off Banniiter. 2 struck out-by
Bannister, 10. by Slaughter, 9.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
RICHMOND LEAGUE
ltunding OF the Teams.
Where rhey pay Next saturday.

american Clothing Company Va.
Burke 9, Co. at Byrd Park.
Hillsiders VS.. Jacobs & Levy at
Spring Hill park.
imperials IS Cherry Smash, at Fair
mount Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Pirates Win.

Inc lirates defeated the Tigers In
very interesting game at Richmond
Solie5e Le!sfeld pitched o very good
game ior the Pirates. striking out ten
ss?re b. innings r II. E
Tigers ....... 00o120l2- p
Batteries ates--Lelsfeid and Car
ter gers-keIiv and Drov-nfre.
Jmpire-FerEusson
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Alleged Suspicious Chnrnctcr.

Roger Dennis, colored. was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Griffin as n.
suspicious character. suspected OF hav-
ing committed larceny 1t is believed
that Dennis stole a small sum oil
money from j. w. Broadhurst
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
Richmond.
Senate Confirms Bullitt.

Washington, July 1s-The appoints
ment of William Marshall Bullitt. oc
Louisville. as solicltot general of tho
United States. TO succeed Frederick w.
Lehman, was confirmed by the Senate
to-day
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Armour defeated Swift yesterday at
3. The features OF the game were the
pitching of Cook and the heavy hit
ting OF Armour's players.
Score by innings; r. H f.
Swift .........1 0 0f0O1 % 2
Armour .......03121l IS 10
Summary: Base on balls-oft Cook.
8; OFF Short 9. Hlts-off Cook. 2 In o
INNINGS; off short. IL in innings. Hit
by pitched ball--VanstatteR Struck
out--by Cook. 10; by Short D. wild
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Especial to The Times d spatchl
Washington, ID. c., July iS@Thes-
President to-day ominated cecil r.
Grabhl to be postmaster nt New MARI
ket Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
PACKERS LEAGUE
stnnding OF the Teams.

Kingan VS. National Packing Company
at Seminary Park.
Park.
Forbes VS.. Swift. at Battery Court
Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE
standIns OF .hc renms.
Mhcrc Thcr IA, Sex sntur.ln,

Ashland rs. Battle Axe az ASHLAND
Grays VS. Coliegians, AZ Byrd Park.
Athletics vs. Southern Bell. at Christ
Church park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

Giants VS. Eustlers, at BYRD Park.
Cubs vs.. Harpies. at East End Park
Pa,hAnders VS.. HANDLERS. at Lee
Park.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
CENTRAL LEAGUE
stnndinE "a dc Cluhs.
Yesterdays Results.

Harp!es. Z; Giants, 4
Hustlers. s Cubs, ..
Pathhnders, .. Ramblers. 4.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
nrools Rcnh Wins.

The Brook Road Sluggcrs defeated
the sAoemakers in an interesting con-
test by the score OF g 70 :. 1t took
the sluegers ten innings to defeat
the strong Shoemakeis
Score bv innings =
Shoemakers oOsOOO21,
Brook Road - d00iI
summary Two-base hit--Keck
none run--f' olkes stolen bases-Car-
ter lose 90. Foxes. Eeok ~. Hitler
60. struck out-By Blackburn. 10.
ny Rose. Q Base on balls-Ott Black
nurn' 8; off Rose. i Umpire-NIr Nal
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14
WEST END LEAGUE
Standing of Tho renn.


fIfttcs vs. 81. Andreir'e, al s, A.
drew's Park. 80 ~
Iisers VS.. Indians. at Clark Springs
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

pitchcs-Cook. Umpire. Johns. scorer.
East. Attendance. 100.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-14

The following is tho standing OF
tho women bowlers for tho months. 1T
tho Forest Hill alleys. The sorles VIII
show wat great improvement is beipg
made b. the fair sex.
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-01
ARLINGTON HOTEL NOTES.

The Arlington hotel had one Of ts best days off the season yesterday and as result accommodations at the famed hostelry are at a premium
 st Louis is doing better than ever before by Hot Springs this season. The fair Missouri city daily sends big delegation 10 the Arlington Mir. gnj Mrs Van Raaite Fred weiime and Mrs II "A Rosenthal and niece were the mose prominent st louis arrivals yesterday Mir Van Raalte is ooe og S Louis leading jewellers Mr. Weidmar fornerly belonged to ,he House of Delegates He is a Hot springs regular and plans stay of two-or three weeks
 Mr. and Mrs p. Y HW hfson of ,inneapois, who visit the City of Va. DOTS annually registered at the Arr hngtca yesterday They count upon remaining several weeks.
 Mr and Mrs. Fl Ashdown and two daughters. IT C Ashdown and Mrs Crowson of far away Winnipes reached the Arlington yesterday Nit AshdoNn is one of the provinces lead ing citizens He renQrted himself as well pleased with his first view of Hot Springs
 Mir aad Mrs r. J Kane of New York registered at the Arliugion ye@ terday
 Mrs. j. G Land of Cedar Rapda Iowa. is guest of the Arlington
 Nr and Mrs Prank Fitzpatrick of Sioux Falls s D. registered at the Arlington yesterday
 TWO Chicago regulars reacnin the Arlington yesterday were 5amcs Colosino and John Touio Both gen lemen made 8 host of friends when here last WNter and were warmly received on all sides
 Ed Ballard the we'll Euown We Baden lud sporting man. register ed al the Arlington yesterday He plans to remain several weeks
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-01
ROACH RADIATOR

wish 10 say to ar my friends in Hot springs that ] have D paste that wifi ria the house of all roaohes u 70 days worried in he naval hos mtai m Brooklyn N Y The doctors lrled Co eet rid or-rha reaches and coald not do it ] ran on so the paste and killed them in aooot three ntshls
 told Inc ola scot hman got it from to put # on He marNet aud he did. rad have oleaned boases n Hot Springs and rio tbem oi foaehes The medical director of Brooklyn Navy hospital gave me the credit for tho destrctidn of The roaches Anyone wanting D box or t vili get same for E cents None hact f + don't do as saY and DO questions asked
 don't ne JOHN. DUNftY
 2ol proape age 3t Yard Man
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-01
COLD WATER BANQUET.
Chicago Men Enjoy u1ique spread at
 ueSoto ~SprIUa.

Fhe Chicago Live Wires bunch Of good fellows from bc Windy cn ou the Lake held cold water ham. qHef al the 0esoto spring house iaa nish' at which dozen or more U. iored am entertaining evening ea- b'ened with taA aud the uaal fa criade Q witty stories
 N Aegeln was tosstmaster "hiie sessrs pempstef N8ssba0n md kfaHse poHred tbe sparJUine fluid Among those present were Colonel F " schaeter N Horn. r O. Nra1se N Nus 9alur Carl simon E W N.H syclo Hraoh Nanc imhner P J. kin4 Ed Fried h.
 esg } B nemste and " E Web. sfer- All are sue@ts ube Arlington hotel
 Even ip Itot sprtuse where there Is oiI Liuds Of water from boiling hot To ice cold. cold water banquet Is an innovation and taa Cmraeoaus are entitled 10 the distinction of -sprneue something new
The Sentinel=record., 1912-02-01
OPENING BALL
 AT EASTMAN
MONARCH OF THE GLEN WILL INACCURATE SOCIAL SEASON
 THIS EVENING.
Manager Osborne Win Be Host to City and Visiting Guests From
 Other Hotels

The Eastman n6tet- aptly called FThe Monarch oi the Glen win be formally opened for the seasca today Again is E r Osborn serving as manager He is back in hls old po- sitIon after d three years absence and has been kept busy shaking hands with old friends since his arrival lh town Mr Osborn has the famed hos,elry looking spic and spau fife states that his ,, ,ogespJndence ludi cates that the Eastman Is going 10 ex. perience one ot the banner seasons in it's history
 There t+tt tt4et the usual i'm gufal baII tonight The beautiful baHr05u appears prettier than ever ID it's new dress Mr. osborn has issued q sea- eral invitation 10 the guests Of all the other hotels 10 join his guests in the dancing and attending iollity Of course his myitatoa includes lo Springs social set
 lhillip Andrew ialfey. who made sl66 hit with Eastman Hesja asr Winfer @il again direct dn orle tra Of lV pieces
 Ahhmeh he Eastma1 was n0 ad yerused to be opened md today tbe following reeistered yesterday Nr and Mrs C r. Caye Of New York Mr and Mrs J Salisbury of Nht neapoUs R Dillon Mrs naIou md Miss Dillon Of HarUlrl Conn. Georae E Beppy of aJ IoII7, Mrs K N English of Denver Colo, Joseph E.. Anderson Of New York, George J. Hagaman of st. Louis, and Mrs. F F Middleton of Chicago