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New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

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TO-DAY.
AT IA VESEY ST.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
io9TH ST 127 East, s. 255 # E OF Park
Metropolis Securities co agt c F Campbell ct
al; ! j Hasbrouck. atty; n a smyth, ref; due
S23, 1j3 So; taxes, etc, $3.50 81
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST. 344 East, s. 210 Il W Of lst ave-
20xl02.2; sty tenmt: E Klein ct al, exrs
agt Frank Ibert Brewing Co ct al: Keller &
X, attys; j \ Foley ref; due, $i025 81 taxes
TOMORROW.
AT IL VEsEY ST
BY Joseph p Day.
BANK ST. 81 and So: Bleecker st. 402 20
416 Hudson st, 5S2 to SIS: West 11th ST, 2S9;
s7:sxl9lSx irreg; three sty and one sty
loft bldgs; exr's sale.
HARRISON AVE 2O3l. s e cor 1s1st st, 62x
l25 sty dwg. with garage; exrs sale.
is1sT ST, 70 west bet Aqueduct and Grand
qyes, hOxlOO; sty dwg; exr's sale; estate OF
10TH ST, III East, $, $50 II e OF Sd ave
2lxB46; sty loft and store bldg Sarah
Howell Bros. sttys Edw u DowIlng, ref: due,
sl9,l27 o5s taxes, etc, $1,000.
- 20 20 ave AVE 237l-3 " 5. 37.6 # Of 122d st,
spelr ct al, trus. agt David Feigensohn ct al;
speir & B, attys, J II Hogan, ref: due. S42-
10th ST. 132 East, 3, 295 It OF Park
ave, 20xi0Ol1: 5 sty tenmt and Eores Edw
Roeser ct al, trus. agt Middletown Realty
Co et al; NJ S Borland. atty; " Caughlin,
ref; due. sl7,5l2 70; taxes, etc. SS75
on WEDNESDAY
AT NO s2Os THIRD AVENUE.
BY Joseph p Day.
ELSMERE PL. S5i. s. 853S II " OF Southern
Boulevard. 40xi0O. sty tenmt; Alice Butnan
atty; Leo Ieyentrtt, ref; due, s27 $40 80; taxes
etc, $3.50
BY James L. Wells Co.
DECATUR AVE, 1928 s. 89l : II n Of 2o5th
and Mortgage co ct al action 2: Dutton & K
attys; JOS Poole. ref; due se,57i 4i. taxes. etc
soi0 %
on THURSDAY.
AT NO. IL vEsEY STREET
BY Bryan L. Kennedy
% AVE ls4G, g, 1905 II Of 9sth ST. Ok
100 s sty brk tenmt and stores Hahnemann
Hospital agt Elias Goodman ct al; II sey-
taxes, etc $3.50 20
BY Joseph p Day
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 745 to 749. cor 1921
81, % 11xi40 8 sty apt house: Joel Newman agt
Orondags Building co ct al sternbers p T.
taxes, etc, s271s 30; sub TO a first mtg OF
$3.50, 900.
AT 1908 THIRD AVE.
BY Joseph p Day.
BOONE AVE. 1890. W :, 175 It OF 1921 st,
2oNlOo q sty dWg, Bronx Savings Bank agt
Benjamin Niau ct al: ID Simpson, atty; A
Smyth, ref; due. s., 4I2 30; taxes, etc. $i09 II.
HUGHES AVE. 2302 e 8, f25 II n OF 1881 st,
2x100 sty tenmt and stores and I sty rear
bdg. Bronx Savings Bank agt p w schlosser ct
al, ID Simpson, atty; e Patterson, ref: due.
s., 100 22 taxes. etc S487 %.
MOUNT VERNON AVE. g. 1921 n Of
2G3d 81. 4s.6Xl05 TX irreg; vacant; also Napier
ave. g. 100 II Of 233d 81, 6Ox100; vacant;
Anne Pyne sst Catherine Curran at all 0lcott,
@ & NJ, attys; Ely Rosenberg, ref. due,
81, c72 hs; taxes. etc S5iT 80.
ON FRIDAY.
AT i4 vBsEY STREET.
BY Joseph =. Day.
MULBERRY ST. li5 and I47. s, 90 II s Of
Grand ct. 604Xl00xi7 .sN9s1l 6 sty loft and
store; Henry Burden. trus, agt T A Hay ct al:
Eugene Smith atty: r s Brogan ref; due, $50
7s3 50. taxes, etc, 81 83s 9i
I'D ST. l20 East, r. 175 II OF Park ave,
is oHlo2 ?. sty dwg: Joseph Shaefier ast louis
Jacoby ct al, Steiner & =, attys. Z l. Paris.
ref due So go ~: taxes. etc $3.50 80: subject to
THO intRs nggreEatinR $40 nnO
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.


HOFFMAN ST, s. 6s IL n OF 1ssth 80
25xll5 6x25xlt5.7: Martense Story loans An<
tonia Cimillo $1,000. ~.
JENNINGS ST, cor Hoe ave, 10o12os
Title Guarantee and Trust co loans Honora
Construction Co s22
LOT 60 map Of Woodlawn Heights, The
Bronx: Bank Clerks Cooperative building ana
Loan Association loans John J. and Elizabeth "
81 GOO
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
CHICAGO.
Totals. a6ii i8oiaO Of Totals. "01o,as ~

.Ran for Archer in the seventh inning
tRatted for MaToney in the tghth inning
HATED for Miller In the eighth inning 1.-TWO
out when winning run was ecored
chicago ...0 o Is
Boston .........3 0 q 0 0 , o-S
Two base hi,s-Campbell, Leach. Zimmerman.
FAlOr Downs, Sweeney. 1hrse-base hits-Lim-
uerman sweeney. Home run-GDwdy Hits
ON Reuihach, in inning and more out In Soc
ond. OF Ielneld, 3 IN 9 innings: on Maroney.
In l inning. on Richie. IN . inninss; on tsf hes
on Tyler in Ia innings Sacrifice dies
Zimmerman Seedhsm, Rariden. sscrince flts
N,edhAm Leach. Richie stolen bases
Downs. Tinker Double plays-Lesch 20 saier;
Leach, Ieiheld 20 Eysrs. Left OIL hases-Chi-
caEo 10. Poston q First base on bals-OI
Rsgibaeh, I; on Ie,neld. /; on Hess. l. OF
Richie. 2 on Tyler. 4 strufk 2gt-By L>ineld.
4 by Hess. 5: by Tyler, 3; by Richie, z Balk
Hess Time-3oo Umpires -liger and Fin
neran-
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
INV 10

'Nl'h name and address OF lessee)
JULY 13
AVE A. n Y cor OF s4th st. cor store william
Brlnkman 10 Gaetano Casteil: 4 yrs and II mos
from June l. 1912. s.. 200 to $3.50; address. 453
East saith ST.
DICKINSON pL. cor OF Van Cortlandt
Park South, bs2. 3N29S 6xIil gX227; Hillhouss ave-
s W cor OF Van Cortlandt Park South, 7aS 2x145. 1
SsOa lOrlll.1l; ALL Charles Dickinson ct al 20
Louis and James Nucci renewal: yrs from Oct
J, 1911 yrs; 5000, address. 292 14,h st.
Brooklyn
VAN NEST AVE, 500: store; Annie Remington
70 Carmine Inyara, yrs from Oct /. 1911; $3.50;
address. Sp3 Van Nest ave.
2D AVE 22sT; all. George II Werfelmsn 10
Ike Kafko et al. yrs and 10 mos from July IL;
June 90. i.20o. address 22s7 ID ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
POSTPONE CYCLING RACES.

On account OF rain the twenty-hve-mile
METROPOLITAN sweepstakes between the eight
philadelphia and New York riders, which
was scheduled for the stadium n,otordrome
at Brighton Beach last night, was post
poned until Tuesday night. The four pilots
from the Quaker City Will stay over Tor
the contest.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 13.

JULY 13.
FULTON AVE. 1895 10 1859; David Shapiro
agt Bethel Construction Co ct al; Feb IL. 1921
1870.
BROADWAY, n W cor 73d st; Anthony Csruoy
agt Onward Construction Co ct all July s. 1879
SIS
BROADWAY, 2s4s and 2s5O; Tobias schwartS
agt American Purchasing Association ct at,
Sept o. 1911; 81, ,0O9
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

'sTH AVE, III TO us; Herman Bachner at
william w Astor owner; Charles Newmark,
contractor OenewaD; S467.
CROTONA AVE. cor 176th st, 1lI.sx
100 2: Clarenont Iron Works agt Nuaw Realty
and Construction Co, owner and contractor; SIS
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
SOUND BEACH COUNTRY CLUB.

Stamford. Conn, July H-M. b. Foster
beat ]. Bnlin. up and TO play In twenty
seven holes. In the contest for the Biilin
Gun at the Sound Beach Country Club to-
day. They were even at eighteen holes and
agreed 10 play nine extra holes Foster
won the match on the twenty-fourth hole.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
CLEVELAND.

,, "P,.rnIrghar. "9 I'm sacrifice ny-Morgan. stolen
bases sra6k. Grsgs DOUBLE Payrs1SgaiGT T.eo1S
ii rechanpdIiss hits in "a Innings First base on
hnsanr MGIsa@ Banding. /: on Morgan, g. struck out
"Ry Blanding i; BY Morgan Leff , on oase 20
Cleveland. 10. philadelphia, o. lH'e' -'''
y,nnirs"- ,vyestervelt and Evans
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
BUILDING ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

Broadway, cor Chambers st; to an II sta
bank and ONCE bldg: Metropolitan Bank. MadS
ison ave, owner; Z Wsid. Madison ave-
architect; IS. 600.
52D ST. n $, $50 It W OF 5th ave; to a sty
private dwg: Mrs Deering, West o8th sts
S2S 600
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders sttorneI
lilly lS
Mania hattan.

BEEKMAN ST. 1lS e2.2 ftseot Pearl St,
runs W 4s 10x lolx n boy 70 81 d ~
susan Z Biodgett and anoi $4,000; attorneys
Speir & Bartlett. 81 Wall St
Taimsdse usothC st. 20 ix77 4x22 SxsOi. etc;
sent 10 1000; James and Marie Hough 70
Gustav Grossmsn; $500; attorney Lewis B
"IJPsI MERCER ST ST. lis, 25x1oo; Mercer st, 115.
w :, 25xl0o; May I, 1907; Isaac II Love to
Thomas F CorcorSn, $1,000 attorney e'ep'e"
ORCHARD ST, s. $50 II OF Madison ave,
being part plot los, mtge map Iends issSc ,eas
Edwin Jefferson 10 John ] and Thomas Jener-
son, exrs; $1,000; attorney Smith Williamson
S64 Alexander ave. ,, 90
1910; Philip and Annie Abraham TO Edmund
Bittiner: $4,000; address. 277 Broadway ,o,o.
sTH AVE. 45: mtg on lease; June Is. l9l2;
1obr Dwver 10 John Fitzgerald and ano 500:
address, 500 West 18th st. %
2sTH ST. 821-323 East 40.10x9s.9; July IL
IqiO. lack and Gussie Berger et al 10 Ed
mund Bittuer: 81, 900: address, 277 Broadway
GOTH ST. l0e East 20xl0o.5i July l9. 1907
Bank; $4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee Co.
~ g94TH Fl ST. i37 East. l7x1o2,2; May !, 1905;
Mary Goldberg TO National Savings Bank OF
CItv OF Albany; $4,000: attorney, Lawyers
Ttie Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway:
lISrH sS 81 10 u Em hss' cans 900 attorney
Jacob 8erman $40 Broadway
The Bronx.
AVENUE A, 8 e. being lot SO, map new
village Jerome. 25x1O0: June 90. 1896 Ger
trude schulz TO Charles Tagiiabue, exr; sToO:
attorney Otto j kalt, 20 Broadway
CONCORD AVE, e cor or 1i2d 81 runs
l5Ox e 116.7x 50x 167x 100 10 42d st
W 100 10 beg: Nov 90, 1911; william Evans
- John II Deeves: SO 900: attorneys, Thorn
ton g. Earle IS Park Row. ....,-,,
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCOURSE,
n w cor Of 10th 81. runs n g 2S.3x 9s.lx
bOx l25 to n OF 10th 81 X o 3T.6 to beg
Ian 30 1911: Edwin and Mary Jefferson TO
John ! and Thomas Jefferson, eXrs; $1,000: at
torueys Friend * Friend. 1872 Nassau 81.
IOTs 22s. 227, 2T2 273 TO 275. amended
map 1881, Adee Park; July I. 1906 Ezekiel
w Vance TO Herman F Elgle; $4,000; attorney
George McCauslan Al Park Row.
MAPES AVE, $. 4s.1 II of 10th ct, 2ISx
OF .. July T. 1910: Fred and Anna GUNNER
man 10 julius Schwarze; satisfied of record
without production of mtg by order supreme
Court; 81 900. attorney, George Parr. $50
SIMPSON ST. W $, 6s5 n from " cor Of
westchoster ave, 60x100: May "a 1909; James
Q Carney to ] Gaffney Construction Co;
81 600: attorney, r l. Godfrey 40 Chambers st.
SIMPSON ST w $, 23t10 II = OF 18TH st, so
xfO0: Dec I, 1910; ] Gafney Construction
90 to New York Trust Co: $4,000; attorney,
9reda arlck 4 Snow, Is Wall st.
WHITIOCK AVE. 1914 It W OF Hunts
point ave. 25x14lx25xl3s1l; Nov 10, 1906;
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
SECOND GAME.
Totals. .s3 4 1s 27I4O Totals. .. 30 2 8 q
,o.,,.a ,o- Marouard in the seventh inning

.Batted for Marquard in the seventh inning.
ST. Louis. is............1 "a
Three-base hits-Huggins, Evans. Sacrifice
bIt-ISlus Sacrifice fies-Konetchy. Murray.
S,oIen bases-smith, Merkle, Doyle Double
play"Hsuser, Huggins and Konetchy. Bases on
struck out-By Geyer. /; by Steele, 2: by
MMsrauard, 3; by Crandall. /. Hits-oR Geycr.
IN "a innings of Steele, In Z 1-S innings;
- ~ MaTouard o IN innings; off Crandall. In
on o. ,nnInes eft Oh bases--St. Louis, 10: New
York I. Time-2;O0 Cmpires-Eason and
E;mslie.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
pHu,L1Es, 2; CINCINNATI, l

Cincinnati. July r-Moore had the bet
,er ~ a pitchers battle with Benton. OF the
REDS here to-day. and Philadelphia won by
. ecora of 2 TO 1. Magee's triple and SIN
gIe nv Luderus IN the ninth brought over
The winning run. Moore allowed three scat
tered hits.
follnNNa.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
ASSOCIATION RESULTS.

Minneapolis, s; Toledo. q
Minneapolis, Z; Toledo; q innings rain)
Indianapolis, 5; Milwaukee. l dirsp.
indianapolis, TO- Milwaukee, (second).
81. Paul. II; Columbus, rirst,
St Paul, 1; Columbus. . lsecopd. --.i
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

ThEeeba.e h,mMases '' sicl.n sn Da'''mrn base.
ISe,gra' pnsihns ,11 MacDonaId Sacrifice hits-Mar-
ans uobiitzeiI. Lobert Moore. Bases on balls
on Moore OF Benton WI, i s1riSS qSSg LRnr,dn
III, nitcber-By Moore (Marsans). Time.
IL JIrmpires-Rrennan and Owens
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF grantee and attorney.
Interest 8 per cent unless otherwise stated }
lilly Il
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
YACHTS RACE IN BAD SQUALL
The Curlew and the Sindbad
Winners on Jamaica Bay.

In the teeth of nasty squali from the
northwest yesterday. seven OF the racing
boats Of Jamaica Bay finished the second
ocean race of the season off the red spar
buoy that lies off Manhattan Beach. The
blow was so strong that every craft but
the Kismet came in under shortened sail
Even with reefs tied in their canvas the
yachts buried lee rails in curling white
caps as they dashed by the committee sta
ton.
Tho nIinnnnnrV fnllnua.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

Two-base hits-Konetchy' Snodsrass, Doyle;
Double plays-MuTray and Myers; Herzog and
UeILde Bases on balls-On Wiltse, 2: Off Har-
mon. 2. of Marquard. 2. Struck out.By
Wiltse /; by Marquard. /; by Harmon, 6; Hits
ON Wiltse in innings: off Marquard, In
. Innings Left bases-st. Louis, 4: New
York A. Time-2:OO.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
FIRST GAME
Totals. .2s 3 8 27llO Totals s.....3l 26s2

'Batted for Ellis in ninth inning. tran for
eighth inning. gone out when winning run was
scored.
St Louis Ia
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
The score follows
CINCINNATI
oso5o741 Totals. "a 1 3 q IT o

.Bs,t.d for Clarke In the ninth inning;
+pa,ted for benton In thu ninth innins |hah
for Bates in the niath inning.
Philadelphia. .".... q oI
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
AT i4 VBSEY STREET.
BY Josaph Y, Day.

MULBERRY ST. lI5 and i47. W s, 90 It s Of
Grand ct. bO4xl00xi7. .sx9s.1l, 6 sty loft and
store Henry Burden. trus, agt T A Hay ct al:
Eugene Smith. atty: p S Brogan, ref; due. $50.
7s3 So. taxes, etc, 81 83s ei.
73D ST. l20 East, r. 175 II OF Park ave-
lSoNlO22. sty dwR: Joseph Shaefier ast Louis
Jacoby ct al; Steiner & p, attys. l. Paris
ref due, So 260 "a: taxes etc, $3.50 CO. subject to
thrs intgs aggregatinK $50 600
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.

street and The Bronx salesrooms this week
follow
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

Baseball To- day, p. Mn. Y. Americans
vs. ST. Louis. American League Park. Adm. o0c
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

.s"oFns almost are lacking 10 express ad-
~ 1iqn for Ted Meredith, the wonderful
ssaeolboy runner Of Mercersburg Academy.
"a rise, 70 athletic fame has been quite as
.sooen as II has been startling. Apart
.'om The fact that he had proved his speed
.no consistency In race after race this
~ ne has shown all of the qualities
sNch 20 TO make UP the great athlete. Any
" VINO can take such experienced runners
aeL Sheppard and Ira Davenport by the
!, .'au' so 10 speak. and more than match
ssh In speed. courage, heart and head
.p'k must be stamped sterling. 1t is
su mat he will be properly advised TO
~1s d long rest nov that he has brought
"e 70 himself, to his school and 10 his
.n.fy' and so avoid an oyerstrain In the
ssV"ins period and before he has reached
- iuil development. | am told on good
1S'horty that Meredith is booked for the
Nersity Of Pennsylvania, which, II true,
.sahs many sure points for the Quakers
coming intercollegiate games. He is
!, lining on the present trip with Donald
','Spp'heottI the Pennsylvania sprinter, who
s,as1 s,s.1 placed In both dashes, and who
<p'aiied tie worlds record OF 10 3-5 seconds
hne hundred metres IN his trial heat
sTphncott is ono of the men who was
''"ooked by the committee. and travelled
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15

Attention may be called TO the fact that
college athletes more than held their own
with the many stars from clubs all over
the country. A glance over the summary
shows that no less than nineteen college
men were placed to seventeen for the clubs
"a rather fair division.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser and attor-
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
FLATHEAD BOYS WILL
WALK 1000 MILES

Ludwig Schwiers and Martin
Keppler have planned a walking
tour that will cover some time and
distance II it works out right. They
expect to trek seven thousand miles
From Kalispell the route as out
lined will lie southwark across the
reservation, to the Yellowstone parl
down to the Mormon capital and
thence along the Humbolt river to
California and the Yosemite. From
the Golden Gate they will face about
visiting the Grand Canon of the
Colorado, make their way eastward
through the southern belt Of states
and follow the Alleghanies to the
north with New York a. their des-
tfnation. The gentleman Will carr
their outfit of tent and provisions
and travel light. A camera and writ
ing materials will furnish newspap-
er and magazine articles. the publi-
cation for which they have arrang-
ed.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
HOW THE STATE FAIR
HELPS BOYS AND GIRLS

One hoy and girl from each coun-
ty. win be entertained at Helena
September 1928 as guests Of the
State Fair. While there they will
not cnly have free board, lodging
and admission to the fair, but they
will receive practical instruction
from nine to twelve each morning
from members of the agricultural
faculty = the boys in stock Judging
and the girls in domestic science
The boy growing the best ten ears
Of corn and twelve potatoes, and
the girl making the best corset CO
yer and exhibit CT canned fruit will
get the trip. For rules and instruc-
items address F. S. Cooley, Boze-
man. superintendent of state fair
Industrial contests, or your county
superinte ndent of schools.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
Coast to Coast" Road Will Follow
Route Of Great Northern Railway
and Will Pass Thru Whitefish.
DELEGATES FROM THREE STATES IN LIBBY SAT
DISCUSS GETTING ACTION ON
GIGANTIC WORK HILL, GREAT NORTHERN
INTERESTED THE PROJECT.

Advices from Libby indicate that
biz; meeting is anticipated at that
place Saturday, June 22, when del
egates representing the various
boards OF county commissioners, ,ccm
mercial organizations and interested
individuals from the counties lying
along the Great Northern railway,
from the summit of the rocky noun
taius to Spokane, will meet there
on the above date. The counties
represented are Spokane and Pend
d'Oreille in Washington; Bonner
county, Idaho, and Lincoln and Flat
head counties in Montana Owing
to tho fact tina; this read is to pass
through Columbia Falls and White
fish both of these cities will be rep
resented
This Spokane Ealispell Glacier
park road proposition has been
q pet measure put on foot by
the Kalispeli Chamber Of Commerce
and is being pushed to a successful
issue. Secretary Bernard took the
matter up with President L. w. Hill
Of the Great Northern when he was
there with the Development League
special last week and President
Hill endorsed the scheme enthusias-
l fticA1eS - aA Rsas4s ii
+ Mr.. Hill will assist in pushing the
road thru Glacier park via Mfdvale
and on to Yellowstone park. The
Kalispeil secretary is wiring the
Great Northern to send a represen-
tative to the Libby meeting the 22d,
as this proposed road will parallel
the Great Northern road most of tn,
way.
The American Automobile associs-
tion of New York will have a repre-
sentative over this road this fall or
Immediately after the Good Roads
convention at Anaconda in July. The
Los Angeles Times is sending out a
representative who is looking up a
northwestern route. The Kalispell
secretary is in communication with
this representative and expects a Wis
it from the Times man this summer.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
COMES HOME WITH
WASHINGTON BRIDE

Bonner H. Reinking. chief clerk
in the Great Northern office sprung
a surprise en- his many friends
and immediate relatives Tuesday
morning when he arrived home
from Spokane with bride,
formerly Miss Virginia Sparks. of
Adrian, Wash. While his folks say
they were looking for something Of
the kind to happen in the near fu-
ture, they did not think that he
would steal a march on them like
that.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reinking are now
receiving the congratulations of
many friends who join us in extend
Ing best wishes TOR long and hap
py married life. They are living in
the Metcalf cottage at Lakeside.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
.COUER D'ALENE BEATEN
FROM ALL SIDES

The fast Couer d'Alene ball team
which came into the valley last weel
to show the Flatheaders how to play
the great national game, went home
defeated from all sides. On their
way home from Kalispell where they
received a severe drubbing, they
stopped off here to try their luck
with the local team, but were de-
feated to the tune of 6 to O. The
heavy rainstorm in the afternoon
made it lcok as If the game would
have to be called off, but they
played just the same, although the
grounds We're very wet, and some
what muddy.
The Whitefish pilot. [volume] (Whitefish, Mont.) 1904-current, 1912-06-20
HEAVY FREIGHT
N COLLISION

One of the nastiest wrecks the
Great Northern has had for some
time occurred one mile east of Rock
Hill yesterday morning at 8:3e
O'Clock when two heavy freight
trains, drawn by the big Mallet en-
gines, collided head-on. The only
ones injured are Fireman Frank
zickrick, who sprained his ankle
jumping from the cab of his engine.
and Fireman Frank Keup, who had
his chin bruised up by being thrown
up against the boiler. Engineers
LaByre and Ayotte did not have
time to jump. but neither men were
hurt. H. S. Robinson, one Of the
head brakeman was riding en- ths
pilot but managed to get eff with
out hurting himself. The injured
men were brought in en- special
train and placed in the hospital ,and
both of them will he able to get
around in few days. Both locomo-
tives are badly damaged besides con-
siderable damage was done to tox
cars which were piled up behind
the engines en- account of the sud-
den step. The wreck is said to have
oeen caused by lap of orders.
Neither crew had the least ink
ling of the impending damage until
winding a very short curve in tho
track when both trains crashed to-
gether before any one had time to
realize that there was anything
wrong.
The wrecking car was sent out
Immediately. but it was early this
morning before the track was clear
ed for traffic.
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The baseball fans of this city will
be treated to another series of three
games which will be played here
Friday. Saturday, and Sunday. The
Kalispell team will be hear Friday
and Saturday, and on Sunday
Columbia Falls will play. The games
on all these three days will be call
ed at three o'clock in the afternoon
Manager Archie Coins says he
has his men lined up in fine shape
now and Is going to put up one OF
the most interesting games of the
season. Kalisrell will he lucky II
she can grab any of the games at
all.
The Columbia Falls team is com.
ing over here with blood in their
eyes. They have not won a game
this season, and have a few cards
u,o their sleeve which promises tc
make things interesting.
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ELECTRICIANS SEE PARK.

Forty-five delegates to the Ma
tional Electric Light Association
convention in Seattle. stopped off
for a visit in Glacier park last week
and were entertained at the Glacier
hotel. This is the first large party
to visit the park this season.
The visitors We're mostly from
Kansas City and st. Louis, Mo-. and
were in charge of F. T. Holmes,
transportation manager for the Grea
Northern railway, and included the
head officials of the leading cleo
trio concerns of the east.