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Chicago.


Two out when winning run wa. seored
tI5atied Tor Weaver in eighth
Score by innings n.
Chicago ......................o osooooaic-s
Detroit ...........,...........l :, ot3io:o I'D
Summary: Runs-Rath (2D Lord fe). coi
Inns C.l. Bodic. Mat;iok. Kuhn. Wit. Bush
~. Cobb 90. Crawford. peiehanty. MORT
aFity. Duhue. Two-base h!;s--rolilrs Bush.
I.ouden. Fournier. Morinr!ty. Stolen bases
Bodie. Mattick. Bush. Moriarity Double
p!ays-Rath to Kuhn white 20 Kuhn. Hits
on Duouc. - in la innings: on White. -
In innings. Frs. base on bails-on waite
I; orB enz. :. on Dubuc 3; OF Lake !.
Struck out-By white. :: by Benz. l. Sac
r!hee hlts-Lord. Callahan. Delshanty. EIt
~ piteher--i.ouden.D uouo, Morisrity. Pass.
ed SaI-Sianage ~. Time OF game. go.
unpires. D!neen and Sheridan.
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summary: Nuns-Graham. Pressly.2:
Morrison, Barnett. Stolen bases
Pressly, CHM. Two-base hits-Shields
Barnett. Left on bascs-Roanoke. 4
Petersburg, o. Double plays-Garman
Ito shields; Pressly to Garman to New
ton; Spencer to Murphy. Struck out
Ehrd. 3; Vance. :. Base on balls-Off
Vance. l. Hit by pitched ball--Vance
l. ENrd, !. Time. LES. Umpire. Rlnck
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SECOND GAME.
Ais 81 aTi5 . Totals -.

'Cravath right field and centre field
tBatted for Sea;on In third.
-Ba,ted for Moore IN ninth.
score BY innings: r.
Brooklyn .......................l 20 Us
summary: Runs-Moran (eb. Smith. Dau-
bert. Wheat. Hummel Erwin. BarGer, X.
Miller. Lobert. Nagee Luderus TWO base
hlts--Pasker;. Cravath. Sacrifice hits-Hum-
mel Tooley, Daubert. stolen base-Northen.
Double plays-Hummel 10 Daubert; Tooley
to Daubert. Left on bases-Brooklyn' 3:
Philadelphia, s First base on balls-OT
Barger, 3; off Curtis. !; off Moore. !: of
Seaton. ., strucia out-By Barser' i; by
curtis, 2. BY Moore, l.
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MOTOR CARS
Iordon Motor COMPANY
RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.

gan gan Iwo.oase hits-spoaker t.,. Gro.
Hame ,.,un-speaker. Sacrifice hitsDstumn,
pouoei piay-Martin to sterrett. I.cf, gan IN,
% oaSesmboston, Q: New York. 6. First ba,a
On On errors-Boston. !: New York. 1. Hit.N
III Seaient. In innings: off Hail. in
,,n' I1 First base on balls-on I.edient
d., az r,ui'. !: on Ford. !. Struck out-By "a.
nsn oy Hall. 4; by Ford. L. Umpire.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Detroit 10; Chicago. 9.
Boston. 5; New York. 4 (frst game).
Boston. 6; New York. (second.
game),
Philadelphia. 4; Washington. (frst
Philadelphia, 5; Washington. (ten
innings: second game).
Cleveland, 6; ST. Louis. 3.
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.LANDSON GORDON
IN FIFTH INNING
Portsmouth Wins From Norfolk
Tars by Score of
4 to 8.
Especial to The Timcs-Dispa,ch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.)
Norfolk, Va. June 2s.-The Pirates
revenged themselves on the Tars at
Lafayette Park this afternoon by
landing on Gordon in the fifth and
winning by the score of TO 5.
Finneran replaced Gordon. and held
the visitors scorciess for the rest of
the game. The features were the bat
ting of Hinton and Kircher. and the
fielding OF Nixon. The score:
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THE TIMES DISPATCH RICHMOND VA SATURDAY JUNE 90 1912
Results in the Big Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Cincinnati. s.; st, Louis, s.
Philadelphia. 6; Brooklyn. (hrst
game).
Philadelphia. 4; Brooklyn, tsecond
game).
Now York. 10; Boston. thrs,
Now York. 12; Boston. 20 tseoond
gameb.
Pittsburgh. }; Chicago 3.
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pouoie play-Lavender to Tinker to Safer
I ttelt on pases-Pittsbursh. s. Chicago. G.
Flrst oase on balls-OT Lavender . Struck
outIBy Robinson. ?: by Lavender. 5. Hit b,
Pitchef--carey. Balk-Robirson. Time o.
game, l:i0. Empires. KLEIN and Bush
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SECOND GAME.
Totals 81 8 "A is Totals SO 20 % 10
snodgrass. left fed and centre field.
IRAN for Myers in fifth

snodgrass. left fed and centre field
IRAN for Myers in fifth
Score by innings y
Boston .......,.................lo ooo2ooo o. 3
New York. .t.............olr .-is
summary Kuns-McDonald (e). Campbell,
Snodsrass. Doyle 90, Mcrkle %, Wnrrat'
-, Becker. Devorc. Herzog (2I wiitse
Two base hits-Doyle. Myers. Mcdonald and
rihce hits-Campbell. Sweeney, Houscr sto,
en- bases-Doyle, Herzog. Snodgrass. Merkle.
peFore, Fletcher, Burns Double piays-My-
Hits-on Hess. Is in > innings First basa on
eFfors-Boston. !. Struck out-By Wiltse, q:
oy White, / Hit by pltcher-By Wi,se /
Eason ~
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NATIONALS LOSE
DOUBLE HEAD { R
Close Scores in Both Games,
Which Are Won by
Athletics.
TIGERS DEFEAT WHITE sOX
Yankees Drop Two to Doves, and
Maps Take Opener From
Browns.

Washington. June .-rhe Na,,on,,. ,o.,
:, uono!e-header to-day to thee hampionp.
ChI. mrs, game to .. and tho second 10 4.
49, Hender was knocked out OF the box
The p!tehinS six Innings In the nrst game
ar ne Ntationels punched their hits in the sec
o m a.veF getting bases on balls from Nor
SIn,, ne champions tied tho score In the
anu won In the tenth. Scores:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Columbus Columbus. 3: Louis
At St, Paul: St. Paul. o; Kansas
4, minneapolis: Minneapolis. {; Mil
waukee 3.
At Toledo: Toledo. a. Indianapolis. ..
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YANKEES DROP TWO GAMES

Boston. June 8.-The Red sox trounced
the hApess Yankees twice to-day, first by
to T. and later to 4. The Yankees were
outhit and outpIayed IN the field all the
way. Street and Speaker each made a home
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Newport News.

hichinond ............-.........o 0 o Q %
->eNPoFl NeWS......... v Y . ! v "
base hit--Walsh. Sacrifice hits-Ralcy ca.
Lake. Graf. Miller. Stolen base-Walsh.
Double play-Grinin TO Raley; Miller to
Wolfe to Porter Left on bases-Richmond.
6: Newport News, E. First base on balls
on Miller, ? Struck out-By Ayers. 4: by
Miller, !. Time OF game. 1870. Umpire
Orth,
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CHICAGO DROPS TO THIRD

Detroit. June 2s-The Tigers won a ten.
inning game from the White sox. 10 TO o
Today showing the chica goans Into third
iiot. with tho bases fun and two out In
mo tenth. he passed Louden, and Cobb
waIked from third With the winning tally
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CAROLINA ASSOCIATION

boro. 3
NJ winston salem: Salem,
!; GreenVille, twelve innngs).
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FIELDING LOOSE
ON BOTH SIDES
But Game Is Fast and Result in
Doubt Until Last Man Is
Out.
Special to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.)
Roanoke, Va, June 2S.-A fast game
was won by Roanoke to-day, 10 2.
The fielding was loose on both sides.
but brilliant work intrsperscd the err
rors. Enrd and Vance pitched splendid
~ and the result was in doubt until
the last man was down in the ninth.
The score:
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Pittsburgh
Chicago.

Pittsburgh Observation-Disclosures 5000 40
Chicago ...-....................00 GO6ll -
Summary: Rurs-rinkcr. Eve-z. Lavender.
TwO-base hits-Lavender Tinker. Three
base h!t-EveTs. Sacrifice hlt-Leach stolen
bescs-Carcy. Wilson, sheckard and Tinker.
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TAYLOR is HIT FREELY

Cincinnati. June oS.-Fromme was knocked
out OF the box by the Cardinals in the NTH
inning. and Taylor. recruit from the local
Z nited states League, was also hit freely
81. LoMls won S 20 5. Scorc:
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'7uII'IHuIy' Kuns-Campbcll, Sweeney, TIT
Us ~ Snodgrass, Groh, Merklc, Murray
Becker Hcrzog. Myers Wilson. Fletcher
Mathewson Two-base hts-Titus. Doyle.
Z base hit-Myers. Home run-Fletcher.
Stolen bases-snograss. Merkle (2). Murray
becker. Mathewson. Double plays-Rariden
10 McDonaid Doyle to Fletcher 10 Merkle
i-eit on oases-New York. 9: Boston. = First
base on errors-Boston. :; New York l.
First base on balis-Of Donnelly. /; off Ma
thewson. !. Struck out-By Mathewson 5;
oy Donnelly. J. Hit by pitcher-Donnelly
EMPIRES, Johnstone and Eason.
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GIANTS ADD TWO
GAMES TO STRING
Amass Total of 81 Hits in Dou-
ble-Header Against
Boston.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATED BY REBS
Dodgers and Phillies Make Even
Break, and Pirates to
Cubs.
ST. LOUIS DEFEATED BY REBS

New York. June os.-The Giants added two
hrst game from Boston by a score ~ n -
:. and the second by IL to ? The Giants
amasscd a total OF ;hirty-four hits score.
FIRST GAME
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HAMILTON KNOCKED OUT

So: Louis. June 2S.-Clevcland to-day took
the opener OF ave-gaIne series from the
Browns by the score Q, 10 :. Hamilton
was oatted out o: the box in the sixth. Mel
son replaced him. Kahler held the Browns
safe all she way. Score:
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FAIL TO HIT MILLER
AND NATURALLY LOSE
doc. AyerssDoes Good Work, But Colts Unable
to Score ANY Runs, so Shipbuilders Grab
Second observation-disclosures
in Lmelght

, FINDS of difficult chances and throwing
with unerring accuracy. There will
oe double Offering to-day. the first
beginning ut 2:S0 o'clock. The score:
| RiChmond
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ONE HIT OFF LAVENDER

Chicago. June 2S--Jim Lavender pitched n
one-h!t. no-run game against the Pirates
to-day. the Cubs winning to Il. Robinson
was found Cor ten saieties. but kept the
hits scattered. Score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

AT Baltimore: Baltimore, 3; Toronto.
AT Jersey City: Jersey City, 2; Ro-
chester, 3.
At providence: Providence, Z; Buf-
falo, G.
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Score by innings: n
Philadelphia oo,ononnh
sss"ins'on ....................0i Oioi 0 %
summary; Runs-Gandn. Walker. Nc
niioe, o!dring. Collins. Baker (o. Two
use n!ts-McInnis. Lord. Three-base hits
Sahoi. Baker. Sacrifice hits-Coliins Ben
Ger; stolen base-Henry. Double plays
Mcbride to Gandn; Derrick to Collins TO
Mcinnip Left on Observation-Disclosures 10:
Phi.adelphia. First base on errors-Phil-
ade!nhia. !. Innings pitched-By Bender. s:
ny combs. 3: BY Vaughn. 6: By Engel !.
Hits.oH Vaughn. In s innings: on En-
gel. In Inning: on Bender. in s INNING
f'!Ht oase on balls-Ot Vaughn. &: OFF Ben
Ger. !; OF Coombs. T. Hit By pitcner-By
vaughn. 2. by Bender. /: BY Coomb. g.
Wild pitoh-Naughn. Time o. game 2:?o
umplTes. Evans and westeryelt
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EVEN BREAK FOR DODGERS

Philadelphia June 2s.-Tho Dodgers gain
an even break here to-day. Iosingt he first
game to and winning the second to /.
era baths homer In the nrst game was the
batting feature OF the day. Scores:
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THnEE-FAST TRAISS-THREE
$40 a. NJ, a. VI. md IL Noon.
Choice of Two Routes to Norfolk.

Norfolk tickets good via Newport
News or via Old Point and Ocean View.
Virginia Beach tickets good only via
Newport News and c. o. steamer.
$3.50 train Seaside Specially does not
stop an Newport News.
l. noon train carries dining car.
All trains connect Mt Old Point with
steamer for Wiiioushby Beach ana
Ocean View.
Returning. passengers can leave
Ocean View for Old Point every hour
until 7:30 p. NJ.
Special Fourth of July Schedule Re-
turning;
c. & O. steamer leaves Norfolk and
P. NJ.
s:i5 p. NJ.
Trains leave Newport News 500 and
9:,5 p. ~.
Giving ten hours at the seaside.
Two stenmers IN service between Old
Point and WillOughby Beach July 9TH.
Round trip tickets also on saIe for
NIL regular trains of July I'd, Sd and
9TH, good until Sth.
Newport News. $500; Old Point. s3.4o;
Norfolk. s345; Virginia Beach. $3.50.
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Norfolk .........O o o . %
Summary: Two-base hits-Hinton,
douglas. Castro and piGb!e. Stolen
bases-keatins and Blythe. Double
plays-Verbout 10 Douglas. Base on
balls-off Nerbout. 3; Lusky. Bigbie
and Revelle; OFF Gordon. ) douglas.
cooper, Garvin. Castro and Keating).
Left on 1ascs-Portsinouth. 0; Nor
folk. 6. Hit by pitched balls-by Yer
bout, Gordon. Hits-off of Gordon, 6
In il-3 innings: OF Finneran, In
i 2-3 innings. Struck out-by Yer
bout. ?; by Gordon. .; ty Finneran. 2.
AT bat against Gordon 49, against
Finneran. Is. Time of game, 1:45. Um-
pirc. Mcbride. Attendance, 1850.
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Do.,o "'''''''''.'-'.'.'......o0 o l 3 0 OF
sim ..-.......,...3 O. o o 80
summary: Runs-Martin. Sterrett Cree
Marhop ferkes. Speaker. Lewis. Warrcr
lar Sarfisan CD. Home run--street sacrince
HiHtssIhoopcr. WARRIOR. Bedicnt Stolen base.
"S!ohey. cree Lett bases-Sew YORK
=: Boston. s. First base on errors-Sew
iork' i: Boston. s. Hits-on Collins. s I'm
10 -, innings First base on bals-Or Col.
ms D. struck out-By WARRIOR ?; by Col
ms. ms q; by Bed!ent. l. Empires. O'LcughIin
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Amateur Games To-Day
CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE

CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Battle Axe VIZ. athletics, mt Christ
Church Park. Umpires, Hicks and
Mescoe.
southern Bell VS.. ColicgiaHs, mt
Richmond College Park. Umpire,
French.
Richmond Grnys VS.. AshIund. mt
Byrd Park. Umpires. O'Toole and
Perkins.
OLD DOMINION LEAGUE.
WoodaII & Quarlcs w. I<ahns, Mt
Byrd Park two gnmcs). Umpire,
Davis.
Barton Heights VS.. Cocn Cola
Chewing Gam, at Athletic Park.
Umpire. Vaughn.
Tylers VS.. Wrights, Mt Barton
Heights Park. Umpire, bottoms.
RICHMOND LEAGUE.
American Clothing Co. vs. Jacobs
e Levy, mt Byrd Park.
IIiIIsiders VS.. Cherry Smash, mt
Spring IIiIi Park.
Imperinls VS.. Kirk & Co., at Fnir-
mount Park.
CENTRAL LEAGUE.
HnrpIes vs.. HiGhianders. at Enst
End Park.
Rnmblcrs vs.. Giants. at Harvey
Park.
HustIers VS.. Cubs. mt Byrd Park.
PACKERS LEAGUE.
National vs.. Armourr, mt Seminary
Pnrk.
DoId VIZ. I<ingnn, Mt battery Court
Park.
Swift vs.. Forbes, Mt belle Meade
Park.
WEST END LEAGUE.
st. Andrew's Va. Pirates. nj st.
Andrews Park. Umpire. McNicl.
Tigers vs.. Indians. mt Main Street
Pnrk. Umpire, Scny.
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FIRST GAME.
W York. Boston.

Totals ..52 Q "a 5 Totals ..Ss Ii q is 2
'Ba,ted for Ford In ninth.
Score by innings: r.
New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT o o o OF
Summary: Runs-Maloney. Stcrrett linn
%. Yerkes. Speaker 90. Wagner. Cart
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OF THE CLUBS.
WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY

Boston at New York.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis n, Cincinnati.
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''''''''aN' X
cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 6O0Oito as
81. LOUIS. '.-...................i o : is
summary: Runs-Marsans. Mcdonald, Phe-
ian. Egan, Clarke. higgins, Magee. Mowrey
konetchy, Evans (2). Hauser. Cakes Two
base hits-Phelan. Clarke. Mowrey Three
base h!ts-Hobltzel, Mcdonald. Magee and
t.N@IA Double plays-Bescher TO Esan:
Mowrey to konctchy Left bases--Cin-
cinnat. .: 81. Louis. 10. Hits-OT Fromme
20 on Taylor. .: OFF Harmon. S. off Sal!ec
! First base on balls-On Fromme. !: off
Taylor. = of Harmon, c. Struck out-By
Fromme. .? by Taylor. .; by Harmon, .. Hit
by pitcher-By Frommc >: by Taylor l.
Wild pitch-Sallee. Time OF game o:is I'M
p!res, kisler and Finneran.
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GfeurSfnns

TONIGHT. SATURDAY. JUNE 90.
-" Kesnick's Band.
Polk Milier'x Old South Quartet.
Boat leaves at $3.50 promptly.
Usual prices. Tickets at boat and
building
zInnNIdGHI,.4-Y. NJ C..A-mxf1Irz2 srnsr
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FIRST GAME.
PHILADELPHIA.

Rated for Hunmel In ninth
TBatted for Tooley in ninth
tBatted for Miller in ninth
''Batted for Ragon in ninth
zBatted for Rixey In NTH
NBatted for Shultz In sixth
Score by innings: p.
bFookIyn .......................o 0 o o o 81
Philadelphia ...................l 0oiii03 -
summary: Rurs-Wheat. Tooley. Miller.
RaSon. Lobcrt, Cravath Luderus C2). Doc
Ian. Doom. Two-base h.;s-Lobert. Wheat
Rason' Doom 90. Luderus, Northern. Three
base hi;-Cutshaw. Home run-Cravath.
Sacrifice hits-Magee, Knube t2. Stolen
hase-smth. Left on bases-Brooklyn. .:
Philadelphia. T. First base on bals-On
Ragon, 3: of Rixey. .: OF schultz /: of
Alexander, /. Struck ou.-By Ragon. s. by
RIXey. /, by Alexander.
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Chicago at Detroit.
Philadelphia ut Washington.
Cleveland at ST Louis.
New York at Boston
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Cleveland.
ST. Louis.
Totals 80 q - Totals &c.
Ran .or Wallace IN ninth.

Score by innings r.
Cleveland .........-............o o o o 0 is
St uis.........................o 9 0 o o %
summary: Run s-Pratt. Laporte. Wallace.
GTaney, Jackson az. LaIo!H Turner. O'Seli.
Two-base hits-Jackson (2). Three-base hits
Turner, Grlggs. Jackson. Pratt Sacrifice
hi5-O teil. Stolen bases-Jsckson. LIS toic.
Turner. Grggs. Double p!ays-wallace to
Laporte to Stoval; Olson TO Laiole to
Griggs Left on bases-St. Louis. 3. Clevc-
land. 10. Pitching record; Hits-OT Hamil-
ton. Il and runs in 59-3 innings First
base on balls-On Hamilton. 2: or Nelson.
?: of Kaher. .. Struck out-By Hamilton.
.; by Nelson. :; by Kahler. ,. Wild pitch
Nelson Passed hall-o'Neill. Time OF game.
l:55. EMPIRES Connolly and Hart
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Boston.

Totals $50 . "a IL Totals ...s7H27lo u
Score BY innings: r.
Boston ............. ooooo,-
New fork........... sooS ia
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FIRST GAM
ton. PhllndeIphiu.

rotais ..s2 n 10 l Totals 80, n 10 /
batted for Vaughn In eighth.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Entertainment.

The Forksville Literary Society
has arranged to give its final pro-
gram in the NJ. +. church April 4.
The services Of Major Hendershot
and son have been secured. Maj
Henderson, is the original Drum
mer Boy of the Rappahannock'
and his son one OF the most wond-
erful drummers and fifers in the
WORLD.
This will be without donbt one
of the best entertainments ever
given in the county, and as it is
the onl Y one of its kind you cam
not afford to miss it.
Remember the date, April f.,
1912, (Thursday) 500 p. m. Adj
mission % cents. Children under
II years free.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Birthday Party.

A party was held at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gumblc Satur-
day evening, March %, in honor
of their daughter Edith's twentieth
birthday. Refreshments were
served, various games INDUCED in
and fine time enjoyed by all.
Those present We're : Mabel Par
ker, Marguerite Crossley, Ger
trude Knouse, Frances Kennedy,
Alta Gumble, Alice Kennedy,
Amy knouse, Verna Gumble, Iva
Hess, Fay Hess, Elsie Phillips,
Ida Hartung, Esther Vough, John
English, Guy Crossley, Laurence
Gumble, Nelson Laurenson, Harry
Horn and, Stanley May.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
LATEST NEWS OF
SONESTOWN.

John T. Ritter of Muucy was a
business man in town Wednesday.
VIM. H. Dilldine of Muncy was
in town looksng after some lumber
interests.
A. j. Bitler of Exchange was in
town looking at the heading fac
tory and thinks that perhaps he
will purchase it.
Geo, r. Smith of Eagles Mere
was in town Thursday.
John Kiess has moved his family
from Deep Hollow lumber camp to
his farm on Muncy Valley r. d.
James Meyers of Strawbridge
was in town Friday.
j. w. Laird. our constable has
been kept very busy the past week
taking fellows from Muncy Valley
to board with J. G. Cott of La
porte, having taken 3 three days
in succession, and just as fast as
he places them in their new board
ing house J. G. Scouton ESD, of
Dushore changes their boarding
place we are told. This keeps our
town very lively, some coming,
some going and some pending.
VIM. Robbins and Watson
Speary were visiting old time
friends at Muncy Valley last
Thursday.
James Snider and wife of Eagles
Mere were visiting at Smith Boud-
mans Sunday.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Backlog.

Owners of livestock in Sullivan
County whose cattle are exposed to
the infection of Blackleg or black
quarter, may have their cattle vac
cinated against this disease by the
State Livestock Sanitary Board
without cost to the owner of the
cattle by complying with the fol-
lowing rules
/. A letrer asking for the vac
cination shall be written and mailed
to DR.. G. j. Marshall, Secretary of
the State Livestock Sanitary Board,
Harrisburg, before April 1st, lols.
=. The letter shall contain the
name and address of the owner of
thc..cattle, a statement as to the To-
cation of the farm on which the an
imals are kept and the number and
kind of animals in the herd.
Vaccinations cannot be made at
the expense of the iState Livestock
Sanitary Board upon application re-
ceived after April lst. For such
cases vaccine will be furnished free
Of charge, but the owner will be re-
quired to defray the expense of en-
ploying the veterinarian to admin
ister it,
c. J.'.MARSHALL,
State Veterinarian.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
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Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Social Time.

A linr got up dinner, (pie, cake,
vegetables, bread, meat and etc
and etc and a Christian act was
given to A, G. jenkins Of Celestia
by Mesdames, Cumming, Taylor,
Burkholder. Housenecht and others
from Eagles Mere a short time
since. Hiram Ritter, friend Jcn-
kins and the superior sex enjoyed
the visit and all felt at home. Dr.
Jenkins gave them a bible talk.
God bless the ladies also us men.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Eagles Mere.

A very pleasant surprise was
given Ruth Peale on her tweleveth
birthday.
A surprise party was given Clara
Sweeney as she is about to leave
town.
Mr. Elmer Bigger and Mrs.
Floyd Dvnham visited the pri-
mary school recently.
James Snyder is moving to the
Taylor farm about.two miles above
SonostoWn.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1912-03-29
Goes to Eagles Mere.

Hon. Edgar Il. kiess, Manager
of the Forest Inn hotel at Eagles
Mere, on Saturday purchased the
tally-ho at the sale at Sallada's
livery stable. Mr.. kicss will take
the big vehicle t Eagles Mere to
carry his guests to and from the
new golf links. 1t will carry II
people. ---Gazette g. Bulletin.