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The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
URRANETTE CHAT.

Mrs. Ira Aery is reported to be very sick of typhoid fever.
 Mrs. Pratt has been entertaining friends from Harrison the past week.
 John Boren and family moved to Mr Smith farm, southeast of town Mon day.
 w. H. Hodge has sold his stock of goods in Urbanette to Brant Wright of Berryville.
 Miss Ollis Oldham surprised her parents and friends by coming home last Friday.
 Bert Halls son Alonzo and wife ar rived Sunday from Kansas to visit with relatives few weeks.
 There was quite few people at tended the old settlers picnic Friday and Saturday of last week.
 Mrs. Jackson and children of Rule are spending this week at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. M A. Old ham.
 Willie Smith, wife and children, who came here from Colorado last winter, left Monday night on their return home.
 Mrs. Burt Snow and son Raymond of Green Forest spent part of last week visiting friends in and around Urba- nette.
 Frank Boyd is suffering from an in- jured hand sustained in fall, having been thrown into the air about thirty feet by hay fork.
 Samuel Hatten began the excavation Monday for the erection of another concrete building 30x60 joining the one already occupied by Keelard's general store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
YOCUM ITEMS,

MT. Horn Sr. has gone to Hurley, Mo, on an extended visit.
 E. One of the children of John Gamble has been quite i'll but is better.
 Miss Nettie Bell of St. Louis is visit ing her grandma Mrs. Geo. Bell.
 Cal Morris is able to be out again after several days illness.
 A number of Yocum folks took in the picnic at Farewell Saturday.
 Wyatt Hittson bought up a nice bunch of sheep around here Saturday.
 Otto Duncan's condition seems quite little improved since last week.
 Joe Gum, wife and daughter of Oklahoma are visiting this week at w. J. O'Neal's.
 Mr and Mrs. Vim. Greer entertained quite number of friends Sunday af- ternoon with a music party.
 Lum Anderson sold his cattle Satur- day to Kansas man, saving himself the trouble of going to market.
 Died: At the family residence at Yocum on Wednesday, July 31, 1912, Mrs. Andy Duncan ST. of an illness that had seized her several weeks be- fore. Though death had been expected for several days, the news shocked the entire community, for Mrs. Duncan s life had been one of the noblest, al ways loyal to her family and friends, always ready to help in time of need. She was true Christian lady in every sense of the word. Mrs. Duncan raised family of five, four boys and one daughter to be grown, all married but two, Etta and Otto. who with their father are left at home to daily miss the presence of loving wife and mother; but they have sweet assur- ance though that mother has gone, the memory of her sweet and loving dis position can be their guiding star. Mrs. Duncan was not afraid to die and remembered her Bible in her dying hour, leaving it to athe care of her life's partner at the time of her death. She was surrounded by each of her children, who never tired of caring for their loved one. The deceased was laid to rest in the New Home ceme- tery Thursday at noon. The funeral was preached by Rev. Bailey at the cemetery. The bereaved ones have our sincere sVmDathV
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
MAPLE MANEuvERINGS

Jesse Youngblood had a house rais- ing Monday.
 The hot dry spell has been broken with shower and cool wave
 A good turn out went from Maple to the Urbanette picnic Saturday.
 Mrs. Wesley Barnes has been on the sick list the past week, but is better.
 MT. and Mrs. Jesse Youngblood of Yocum moved to the Maple neighbor- hood last Tuesday.
 Mrs. Della and Mabel Barnes visited Mrs. s. E. Reynolds last Tuesday as Mrs. Reynolds was preparing to move to their home in Berryville.
 MT. and Mrs. J. D. Harvey drove over to Urbanette Saturday evening. MT. Harvey is wearing a very pleasant look nowadays as he meets his political friends.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
BLUE EVE W!NHLINGS.

Crops are looking better since the rain.
 King Mayes, who was accidentally shot, is recovering.
 Miss Birdie Taylor of Galena, Mo-, was visiting in this vicinity last week.
 Mrs. Othero James and her Grand Father Scott are visiting in Spring field, Mo.
 School begun at the Star school house Monday with Robert Anderson of Oto, Mo-, as teacher
 We are going to have a singing school in the near future under the guidance of MT. Dunlap of Coin.
 There were two weddings at this place last week. Ben Hammon and Miss Fife Hayhurst and Will Weaver and Miss Mamie Garrett were married. We wish the young people long and happy life.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
HIGHLAND EREEZES.

School began Monday with an at tendance cf thirty-seven.
 Joe and John Jores and families spent Sunday at Seanon BuelI's.
 Marvin Youngblood and family at tended meeting at Zion Hill Sunday.
 Mrs. r. s. Taf of Berryville has been visiting her daughter Mrs. ". A. Thorn.
 A few friends assembled at ". A. Thorn's Sunday, visiting and eating ice cream.
 Sherman Buell. and wife are the proud parents of another boy, which ar rived Sunday.
 Norman Mcdonald, who has been visiting his cousin, has gone to Searcy county, locking for 3 government home stead.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
RULE MBLINGS.

Robert Mccoy is getting along nicely with his school.
 Wood Simpson, who has been sick so long, is improving.
 Alfred and Fancher are buying up a car load of cattle for the market.
 Everybody is selling off their stock on account of the dry weather.
 Mrs. E. A. Chaney and sisters from Washington county have been visiting here this week.
 Seitz & Coxsey have gathered up about 800 head of sheep in this section for the St. Louis market.
 Quite number of people attended the sales day at Green Forest Satur- day and while there enjoyed nice dinner.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
Notice for Publication.

Department of the Interior, U.S Land Office at Harrison, Ark, July 12, 1912.
 Notice is hereby given that Jessie Curtis made H. E. 3561S, Serial No O6325, for SW SW, Sec Is, Twp. 20, N. R. 22 W, 9th Principal Me rldian has filed notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described before, the Register and Re- celver at Harrison, Ark, on the 27th day of Aug, 1912.
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 A. G. Callen Jr., Wm. Patton and l. E. Cal len Of Green Forest, Ark, J. A. Center. Alpena Pass, Ark. W. N. WYE, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
Are Ever at War

There are two things evetIastingly at war, joy and piles. But Bucklen s Arnica Salve will banish piles in any form. It soon subdues the itching. irritation, inflammation or swelling. It gives comfort, invites joy. Greatest healer of burns, boils, ulcers, cuts, bruises, eczema, scalds, pimples, skin eruptions. Only 9 cts at Morrow s Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
Flying Men Fall

victims to stomach, liver and kidney troubles just like other people, with like results in loss of appetite, back ache, nervousness, headache, and tired, listless, rundown feeling. But there S no need to feel like that as T. D. Peeb- les, Henry, Tenn, proved "Six bot ties of Electric Bitters" he writes, did more to give me new strength and good appetite than all other sto- mach remedies I used. tSo they help everybody. It's folly to suffer when this great remedy will help you from the first dose. Try it. Only 50 cents at Morrow's Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office at Harrison, Ark, July 12, 1912
 Notice is hereby given that Cleveland Hitt- son Of Green Forest, Ark, who on Aug. 16 1909, made H: E. Serial No. 06559, for SW NV, Sec. 26, SE NE, Sec. P. Twp. 19 N R. 23, ", 5th Principal Meridian, has filed notice of in- tentlon to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Register and Receiver at Harrison, Ark, on the 27th day of August 1912
 Claimant names as witnesses:
 Charles Stanphiil, George Scarborough Joe Roark and John Stanphill all of Green Forest, Ark. w. N. WE, Register.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
The Trials of q Traveller.

'I am a travelling salesman, writes E. 2. Youngs, E. Berkshire, Vt, land was often troubled with constipation and indigestion till 1 began to use pr. Kings New Life Pills, which ! have found an excellent remedy. For all stomach, liver CT kidney troubles they are unequaled. Only 25 cents at Mor- rows Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
TWiGS FROM SOUTH GREEN
 FOREST.
Will Kinney has q very sick cbiIf

Will Kinney has very sick child.
 Jim Bailey went over to Urbanette last week and put the section in shape.
 Poynor Ramsey went to Missouri Sunday to visit his brother-in-law Bert Hayes.
 Mrs. Martha Knight and children of Lenape, Kan, were visiting her brother Poynor Ramsey last week.
 Most everybody in this locality took dinner with Coxsey Bros. Saturday. All enjoyed it immensely.
 Alman Wyatt sold some of his cattle last week. He surely has been down to his corn field and taken the blues.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
RE E-UNION PRO G K 4 M PROGRAM FOR THURSDAY, AUGUST
 15, 10 A. M.

IS, 10 A. M.
 Roll Call
 Invocation.
 Report of Committees.
 Recess Until ? p. m.
 Address Senator w. R. Phillips Music and Esecitations. PROGRAM FOR FRIDAY, AUGUST 16,
 9:OO A. M.
 Procession will form on Square and march to grounds in following order: Green Forest Band, EX-COnfederate Ne- terans, EX-Federal Veterans, Sons and Daughters of Veterans, Citizens and Visitors.
 1Oa. m. Welcome Address--HOn. A. E. Kinney, Mayor of Green Forest. RespOnse--Col. C. ID. James, Eureka Springs.
 Address--James Murphy, Green For est.
 Recess Until 2:0O :. Fl.
 Address, Congressman Joe T. Robin son of LOnOke.
 Address--Hon. Andrew !. Rowland of Malvern. PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST
 17, ,1OA. M. Adeiress--Senator James III. Berry of BentOnVille.
 Addresses udge John N. Tillman of Fayetteville.
 Recess Until D. m.
 Address--IIOn. A. J. Russell of Berry vile.
 Address--Judge E. G. Mitchell of Har- FiSOn.
 Address--yudge A. Frank Youmans of Fort Smith.
 Election of Officers. Adjournment.
 The above program is not intended to be full. Impromptu addresses will be made by various members of the camp and such well known orators as Col. IyersOn A. Jones, Dr. H. L ROuth and others. The evenings will be spent in reminiscent stories and talks, songs and recitatiOnS.
 The occasion will be enlivened thrOughout with music by Green For est's Famous Brass Band. Also by musi- cal programs to be arranged by the local committee, who is eXpectedtO fur nish literary treats throughout the Oc- casiOn.
 There will be ample camping facilities and all who are so disposed are invited to come and camp with us. EX-UniOn Soldiers and their families are invited to join with us and partici- pate in the proceedings and help us make this the best and most sOciable reunion yet held.
 Stand privileges and special permits may be obtained by applying to com mittee on grounds and finance, A. J. Cox, chairman.
 There will be reduced railroad rates.
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09
Political Announcements.

The Tribune is authorized to announce the following gentlemen, who have been nominated by the Republicans of Carroll county, now subject to the will of the people as expressed at the gen. eral election in September, as follows: For County and Probate Judge
 ANDREW L. KINNEY. For Tax Collector
 JOHN A. BUELL..
The Green Forest tribune., 1912-08-09

If you have stove out of order, see Bryant Coxsey. He does all kinds of repairing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
THATCHER WINS THE
UNFINISHED PACE
IshAc 2. PROVED BEST OF THE
TIRED FIELD OF sIDEwuEELERs.
Trengantle5 ren Broke the Record for
Three Year Olds on the
Twice ArounCz.

Special Dispatch to the InteIligoncer.
COLUMBUS. o.. Aug. 3O.-Tregantles
Nell. IN "A close race at the Ohio state
Fair track this afternoon. set the sea
sor's record for three year old trot-
ting mare on "a half mile track. when she
ttpped the middle mile in o.IfH. AL
events were settled in straight heats
Size is owned by Dr. ". \ Barber. OF
sprinGneld. ohio. The victory OF
Dwight Logan being a brilliant one
Summarize
$50 class. pacing. SIX heats Thursday
Isaac g. Thatcher. won. Timber
jam 'Caiuoun snj Patterson. second
ArccW re" tEstes). third Teddy Strath-
more tMallOw), fourth. Best time
-lsi.
2lN class. pacing Dwight Logan
thyroid. Won, Addition G}siil. second.
HALEY J. dloskiusJ. third. Van I.urn
Nan Alta, fourth. Rest time. 2.IIi7
20 class. trotting-TTcgantie Nell
'iiarherJ. won. Lady Philip tVaiIcrickt.
second. Bonnie j.. GiaywoOdl. third.
Si"cial Parole GIlTD. fourth. Best
time. 2.tfh
-" class. pacing Wave
tstokcsJ. won. Gt1re IIlckson tIfeIri.kb
''onl. Buck Morgnn ,EpusD. tri.J.
Tan Line 'McCoJJ, fourth. Best time.
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GET-A WAY DAY
AT PENNSBORO

Special Dispatch e. tie 1nteiIiEcncer.
itNNSHpitO. W "a. Aug go An
'NclthE Incident marked the closing
OF me Richie county Fair at rsnrz-
Dor" to-day. when Fred Hume %
l'"nurNitauia aviator. while ayirE 100
h'r Hrcupltue struck an "aIr rocket.
Will" about forty feet ln the ar and
crashed 60 tha ground III. aeropIan.
etfufh "a fence and was PARTIALLY de-
moi he'd. but Hlum' escaped without O.
- good sized crowd snw the nnai day
"i ihe races. Following were The .um-
mIrics.
z.23 pace purse t2nD-Dr pafrlen.
I'r. NJ. y lewis. HrnYslyu. y y. nfft.
Gold BuT Thomas GInt,ur.. cai,ifnbuf.
ONTO. second rprret'r. s. s.
,,fnmiuond. Huntington. rs. Va. third
Ff'. -fui-aI tfnt purse 5000 Nick fn-
nrr.s lirsf. r. D.. Riddle. Marietta. Onto.
ftrf. Iatcheu I.i o. g. Herrrfrv.
'"mua. SD. second. InHz. 4 N Wort-
man London. ohio. tllrd. Hest time
1lt trot rafs. $500 Oretta. Tom
NfrIrnfHlI lHfksffhurg. IS va ffat.
l'"' Charles ssifs roerurtnr ohio.
t"r"rI. Togo. " Graham. rarteraturr.
vi Nf. thlrI. M.efIort. IS. g. Kennel
weston vs. Va. fourth U,.a rmr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
MANY PLAYERS
ENTER EVENTS
FIELD EJECT THIS AFTERNOON TO
he BIG EVENT.
sooe VIII Have Plenty of Competition
In Blunt and Run TO First
Event.

everything is In readiness for the big
ield meet to be held preceding inc
E"'th hthd-Wh"elinC game this after
noon on thc Island park. and indications
POINT 10 a big crowd being tn attend
an" some Of IN" beet men N the
league VIII be entered ln the various
events To- be held and competition wall
u" uonbt u" Keen. The locals viii be
represented In all the events to De held
and unless the advance dope receives
an upsettnE they will return the VIC
tors
The winners will be literally reward
81 for their troubles and the prizes VIII
%" worth competing for. In the hunt
ana run to first event. Gray, ELLINGTON.
f"uc. Anderson. Atkins AMI Moran will
represent tho smokes while Tieman and
Bates will perform FOR the Blenders. In
tho circllrg Tire bases event. Wheeling
VII hc represented hy Booze. Jansen.
Moran. Gray and Stciubrcnucr and the
Ni-lt'iS ht Neepp. Bates ami Tleman.
Graham. EiiuEfur. Srrs atfus. Matteson
and Jansen Will Poe entered in the fungo
hitting event for the St1ri~S and Mas
ttrs. Martin. Mastering and Bates for
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
H0WLING SUCCESS

Goat Anderson and Everett Robinson
are the most popular guys In tile burg
now with the KIDS as n result OF their
kindness in letting them witness the
game yesterday without charge \ safe
estimate Of the number present f. about
four hundred and such noise YOU never
heard There was not n quiet moment
during the entire game as Ct. Kids kept
things lively with their yells at all
times
Mattcson OF course came IA for his
share Of the ovation eepeCiuiiy Wien .e
clouted the pill for the distance. In the
eighth inning Peaches Graham took
third az the smokes coachcr and led
by the suuthpaw the kids openeu up.
such a noise has never been heard {
the park and 10 put one IN mind Of the
old days at the old park when the
rooters We're allowed to yet along the
third base lire and yell. There was an
abundance 81 ladies' present also a.
well as real fans. Trio Kids were AL
placed ia the left field blea.ners.
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MATTED for Gibson in tenth.
xxRan for Simon in twelfth.
xxx3etted for Adams In eighth.
t)Ran for Clarke In eighth.
t2) Batted for Benton In eighth
1.-TWO out when winning run was
scored
Two base hits - Bescher. Grant.
Clarke.
Sacrifice hits-Phelan. Egan. Bates.
Sacrifice ny-Gibson
Stolen bases-Wagner. Wilson. Besch-
er. Clarke
Double plays-Wagner and Miller ::
Miller and Wagner: Egan. Grant and
Hoblttzel: Grant. Egan and Hoblitxel
First base on balls of-Benton 2:
Fromme 1.
struck out by-Adams 1: Robinson
/. Benton 2: Fromme 3.
LETT on bases on errors-Pittsburgh
I.
Hits off-Adams . in S innings: Rob-
inson in "a innings: Benton ; in 7
innings Fromme IN innings.
Time-2:l6
Cmpires-Johnstone and Eason.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
CUBS BEAT OUT
THE CARDINALS

CHICAGO. Aug 3O.-Chicnro gained
a full game on New York today by de-
feating 81 Louis TO In a hard
fought battle while New York lost 10
Brooklvn 10 :. =. games now sspar-
ate the two !caderl .u the race for tho
pennant. 1.-THE Local took an early lead
against st Louis o.. sunching hits but
this was soon lost ~ result or loose
playing 10y the home IAN \ triple.
two bases on balls. sacrifice fy and
two Wild pitches again put chicago In
TIE lead. and Schultes I2th home run OF
tie season n the seventh cinched the
Esfu-. -. Louis started belatcd batting
rally In the last inning but could not
take their opponents score.
H. H. +
Chicago .... O2O2OOfO.-t & 7
81 Louis ..... OO03 0000f-4 8 ID
batteries Cheney and Archer. Steele
Gt4er and Wingo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
LAKE. ERIE RACES

f1NErhrT LAKE Ta. Aug 60
lHEr If'f circuit rHrHa rl0red hrre f1.
"H. INn event OF fIr Hue was f.a
frsr. fnr.Hu rItf with six efarfrr.
MOTOR hi1llnw won in straight heat.
NunuuIafU
Ffrf.fHr.Hif pace. purse 5000. Mafsr
MulnH. fMfIiowl nraf. Furinz tnfr.
inwelN frrnnf. lfrfr.Hf-f.nw. tghartaf
tom Third lnef time 1.ffh
20 unrr. purse 5000. I.nnna. fIphr.
rnnf NfHf Grocer Roy. G.aaEVl es..
owl. Medium Gazette. tfTrIrFful fhlrG
ff.f Nmr 600.
zee rnf purse $500 vareu fCareI
fr.f ArrffH f..I Ifefferl acrarf.
ts-sf flula a 44g
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Standing Of Clubs.
Philadelphia At Boston.
Sew Work at Washington.
Chicago 1t Cleveland
~. Louis at Detroit

BOSTON. Aug. 30.-The Red Sox hat
tel Il second victory out OF three Athle
tic pitchers - today Lewis who
started n double play with diving
catch ard Gardner. VINO speared line
drive Tor the third out with three men
on bases. contributed fitting features.
philadelphia got away 20 an early lead
~ four runs on Eedicrf. Han then
chok'd on further scoring score
r. IT, T.
Boston .. 2cOO2is-a - u
Irllfu.lun.a .. cog "nUUO-f il .
Batteries Bed .eut. Han. and Clrri
gan. coomhs ana Bender. ilouck. and
Lapp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
WHEW!
New York Giants Drop Game to the
Lowly Trolley Dodgers and
the Cubs win Another.

NEW YORK, Aug. 30.-Brooklyn de-
feated New York here TODAY bv a score
OF to 5. New York made four runs
In the first inning or Slack. but could
DO little with Curtis. The BroOklynE
hit Wiltse and Crandall hard and Ames
was called into the game too late to
save IL. Moran's fielding featured.
Score " N 7,
Brooklyn 1890 0sIOO2 OOO-- II >
New York 1000 OOf0O-s q .
Batteries-Slack. Curtis and Miller:
NtltSe. Crandall. Ames. and Meyers and
Wilson
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
ST. LOUIS BEAT
THE DETROIT CLUB

Hamilton held Detroit ritl.ee today but
be- failed Co keep cobb N trc tare4. and
- Louis won q 20 Z fn tho fourth
cobb walked. took Second and fhIrd
Whom Pratt booted crawford rrounIer.
continued home when Austin attempted
% catch Crawford ~ second and boat
f.e return fn Tire plate iy sliding
Itou splendid support Score.
o. ~ D.
So louis ..... fo71n0UIn. p @
Detroit ....... nno1 100000 10 @
Hnffcrfee Hamilton aud Alexander.
buhuc and StHuHEe.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31

My wife is going 10 make me ket
out ~ politics this III"
Wont sou feel lost?'
shes going 10 try 10 make ~ easy
for me. Going To- cart me on 10 Eu.
rope and Jet me take FUN course OF
mud Washington IlCralA.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-31
BOSTON DEFEATS TIE
PHILADELPHIA TEAM

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Boston
nif ~. ball uard here today hut the
home team put az such a fast fielding
game that Il required ten innings for
tho His tors 70 win. : 20 !. Bonurlly
pitched nuc ball a home run by Lud@r-
us preventing Philadelphia from being
shut out. the visitors won Ly hitting
Alexander q RELIEF pitcher. for I'VE
SIN giles ia tie tenth. score.
r. " +.
Boston ...... 0OO010Oe- is q
Pm l4dslpLid uUOOIDu-i
iiafteriee -Iounelly and GoyvIy.
Moore. Alexander. F.ncran and kilIlfer
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cLEvELAr~ ~sPs WIN
PROM THE WHITE SOX

'I.T.N F-I.NN- . -fUE IN---I ITI'IIT-I
defeated Co. ..1co to.inV foo O. Brand ug
was effective with men on bases while
Douglas WIZ Mild iu the first inning and
heidsd his position poorly 100 the fourth
hunted safely Chapman made his
Cleveland debut and starred Score.
r. ~ p
Cleveland .... fOgtO'. - I
Chicago ...... 90 0O01nU-2 @ q
batteries Handing and Carl.th.
Douglas and Scnaik.
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the Renders. In the long distance
throwing contest. Ellington. Gray. Mes
% and Bates will compete and possibly
one or two others.
Inc meet viii start promptly ut 2.1J
O'Clock and the game Immediately after
the last event * over. In fungo hitting
reaches Graham Is slated to cop the
honors, as the sOuthpaw - some swat
Ter Booze viii make an effort to lower
his mark of three seconds in the hunt
and run to first event. and will also try
TO equal the worlds record for circling
the bases.
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WASHINGTON SENATORS
DEFEAT HIGHLANDEnS

WASIilNGTpN. Aug go Washington
hlt Davis hard IN tho third and eighth
innings q today game and easily de-
feafei New Nork e. 20 o. Groom was
very effective throughout Score.
r. ~ r.
Sow York coo. f000010o.@
Washington .. 10000 0Ofs-1 .
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