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POULTRY, PET and LIVE STOCK

with the ability to straighten up, look
ing like they had just been scared out
of bush. will give you a Runner wOr-
thy Of the name and really wortl
something. As chairman of the water
fowl committee for the next revision
of the Standard, we are anxious to
hear from breeders all over the Coun-
try who are in anyway interested in
this important question. Let us he
fair minded enough to look at the mat
ter from all sides and seek to do the
most good to the greatest number
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Bantanns.

BUFF COCHIN BANTAM EGGS-I made
three entries at Georgia State fair and
won two first, one second prizes; eggs,
S1.60 and SO per IS; pairs, IS; trios, 81.
NJ. A Shewmake, Dublin, Ga 2-2S-40
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Musical

-.r-nrr : wanted on piano and guitar; 81
month. Phone Ivy 2456-J. 3-12-5
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IF YOUR BOOZE B0e}dr le a, B cal Bar R9Gt
Main ia lii
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WANTED-Georgia municipal bonds and
Atlanta bank stocks. j. H. Hilsman &
Co, Phone Main "a, sol Empire Building.
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For Observation-Disclosures

Fr.rr
' IL TRADE Guarantee Trust and
nauklng Company stock for vacant
.'heflE. Smith & Guest &-19-37
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Want 10 rent your rooms, apartments,
houses. business locations. etc2 An ad
in The Georgian's Rent Bulletin on the
Try II ana rec
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Seeds and Poultry Supplies.

START YOUR baby chicks off right by
giving them the proper feed The first
three weeks is the critical time but If
have no trouble. We carry all the best
brands Of feed. Come in and see our
line
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Seeds, Poultry and Pigs.

WRITE to Fair View Farm. Palmetto,
Ga, for finest Berkshire pigs; best Of
breeding; White Orpington cockerels.
good ones, 81 each; White Orpington and
B. P. Rock eggs, 81 for 10. 9-14-67
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FOR SALE,-Nacant lot in heart OF South
Krkwood, SO by 1856 on corner. A bar
gain. For terms call Main 1888. 3-22-22
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Real Estate For Sale.
APARTMENT HOUSE CORNER

BETWEEN the Peachtrees. on large cor
ner lot, ia by zoo; right at the Geor-
gian Terrace hotel and Howelrs apart
ments. This is one Of the best apart
meni house sites on north side. Price
$4,000. See us at once.
RENTING. LOANS Both Phones 1893.
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CENTRAL AUCTION CO.,
- E. Mitchell St.

CENTRAL AUCTION Co, II f. Mitchell
ST., buys and sells everything. Regular
auction Tuesday and Friday. Both phones
Main 2421
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Real Estate For Sale.


FOR SALE-135 McLendon street. House
has six rooms and bath on first floor,
and two large rooms in basement, with
tile floors; every Improvement; lot is so
feet by 30 feet to a 10-foot alley; i'm
proved street. Can make terms. Inquire
Of owner at 1870 McLendon st. 5124-s
OWNER Will sell lot, original Ansley
contract b. 6 ST.. frontage facing golf
vestment II. II. H., Box 20, care
Georgian. 4S-24-3
FOR SALE-Lot worth $3.50 to $500; take
$l25 my equity Real Estate. Box sSa,
care Georgian. 29-24-3
S500-FOR SALE: equity in five-room
home, one block Tenth street, one block
Of the new city school, corner, 70 by 145;
very attractive. balance on easy terms
like rent. Thomas j. Wesley, 200 Grant
building. Phone 1882 Main. 3-22-39
FOR SALE-Vscant lot in heart OF South
Kirkwood, so by 1876, on corner. A bar
gain. For terms call Main 7Ss 3-22-22
FOR SALE-At a great bargain, three
plate glass display cases, size feet
long, Az feet deep and 80 inches wide.
Cost when new $3.50 each. Apply the S.
$. White Dental Manufacturing Company.
Grant building. 322-25
LOT on corner SOX10O; all street improve-
ments; two four-room houses; room
enough TO build another; price, 81 ,800 5000
cash, the balance s25 per month. takes
them both. Call Mack, Main 1878. At
FOR SALE-By owner, beautiful north
side bungalow; six rooms, hall, bath,
buffers pantry and storeroom, china
ca binet. bookcases. sleeping porch; mod
eru conveniences with nice fixtures; lot
5Ox200 to an alley. This lot is well ele-
waited with stone front; only 800 feet from
Highland avenue 419 Greenwood ave-
nue. For further information call East
Point l20, or East Point 355, or East
Point 145-L. 3-3-9
EQUITY in lot for sale my equity in
Colonial Hill lot facing car line for sale
at a sacrifice. If you want bargain see
me about this at once. Bell phone Main
4663-J. 3-20-20
FOR SALE-Bargain in near-in lot on
Clairmont avenue, Decatur: sx-room
cottage on South Gambler street; bunga-
low on Adams street See me for Deca-
tur property. Fletcher Pearson, 422 At
lanta National Bank Bldg. 3-19-27
FOR SALE-Five-room house, with bath
on lot IS by 14S. Grant park section.
Price S2.100; $3.50 cash, $50 per month
Phone Main l6SO-J. 44-1S-3
FOR SALE-Two six-room bungalows on
Melrose avenue, Oakhurst. SO $50 and
So $50: easy terms Fletcher Pearson. 422
atlanta National Bank Bldg 3-19-2I
FOR BEAUTIFUL HOMES ana building
lots in College Park, the most desirable
suburb Of Atlanta. see |. G. McCrory
FOR SALE-Five-room house, half acre
lot, in Decatur, $4,000: easy payments.
John Carey. Germania Bank. 2 Whitehall
street 5-3-42
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ACME HATTERS HAVE
MOVED TO 20 +. HUN
TER STREET. OLD HATS
MADE NEW. 2-27-1
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NaANTED-To buy Georgia state bonds
1liy, Of Atlanta bonds and other mu-
1T. Hlsman x Co. Phone Main "a. EN-
--Le Building. 3-19-3l
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Burlap Bags For Sale.

5urlap Bags Logan @gsTs { E5 COMPANY p. ~
Atlanta
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PRIVATE HOSPITAL.
,uTES cared for before and during con-
-a-ar.Tsnt Homes found for infants
r.,.-art physician in charge. p. o. Box
~ Atlanta. 30 Z
--T-[T LADIES taken for training at
-rs Randolph Company Hair Dressing
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WY nave rough, chapped hands when
hand massage and a manicure will
.@ta them smooth and white? Try one
b,. CLAYTON e ZAHN COMPANY,
,it%ICTRING, HAIRDRESSING, CHI
poPopY AND MASSAGE 361a WHITE
ii,II. STREET. 2-15-67
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Palrnistry.

llWE kEENER. palmist, card reader,
gives advice, business speculation love
affairs satisfaction guaranteed. 1T2 :.
FORSYTH between BrOtherton and Garnett
private house. 25c. soc. 36-24-3
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EQUITY in lot for sale; my equity in a
Colonial Hill lot facing car line for sale
at a sacrifice II you want bargain see
me about this at once. Bell phone Main
4663-J $4,000
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RAYMOND. GA.

LARGE OR SMALL. WANTED IN
RAPIDLY GROWING TOWN; LIBERAL
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: WRITE
FULLY. RAYMOND LAND COMPANY,
RAYMOND, GA. 3-14-16
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GYPSY PALMIST-

and future Special readings, 25c so
Edgewood ave- between Ivy and Pryor.
3-24-3
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MATERNITY SANITARIUNf-Priva
refined. homelike Limited number of
ra+iarts cared for. Home provided for
arearrs Mrs. NJ. T. Mitchell. &c Wind
,r 81 1887
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GYPSY CAMP

CLAIRNOYANT AND. PIANIST, located
on East Hunter. between Central ave-
nue. and Washington street 3-24-5
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WAANTED-FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD
Use OF ANY KIND. PEMBROKE
sales COMPANY. 1O2 EDGEWOOD
\. ~ ". ATLANTA 1855. MAIN 1877,
LAlN 1874 2-5-2s
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to Bridweli and was thrown out. Smith
lined to Leach. NO RUNS.
Zimmerman skisd to wheat. saier
out. Smith to Daubsrt Mitchell struck
out. NO RUNS.
THIRD INNTN0-Fisher struck out.
Erwin got . base on balls. Rason
forced Erwin. Evers to Bridwsil Moran
singled and Ragon took second. Cut.
shaw forced Rason, Bridweli to zimmer.
man. NO RUNS.
Bridwell got base on balls. Archer
singled. Pierce sacrificed Ragon to
Daubert. Leach hit to Cutshaw and
Bridweli was out at the plate. Archer
taking third. Evers doubled and Archer
and Leach counted. Schultz singled
and Evers took third. Evers scored
and Schultz took second on a double
steal. Schultz took third when Cut
shaw threw wild to Erwin. Zimmerman
filed to Wheat. THREE RUNS.
FOURTH INNIN0-Stengel doubled.
Wheat fouied 70 Safer. Daubert singled
and stensel scored. Smith singled and
Daubert took second. Fisher flied to
Mitchell. Erwin safe on Zimmerman's
tumble. Zimmerman kicked and was
banished. Phelon went to third In his
place. Hummsl batted for Raeon and
doubled. Daubert and Smit hscorinG and
Erwin taking third. Moran grounded
to Pheaon, who threw vide. and Erwin
and Hum'nel scored. Cutshaw flied 10
Leach. FIVE RUNS.
Stack went In to pitch for Brooklyn.
Saier struck out Mitchell singled. Bird.
well out. Erwin to Daubert, Mitchell
taking second. Archer singled, Mitchell,
scoring. while Archer took second on ths
throw In. Pierce filed T. stenssl. ONE
RUN.
FIFTH INNING. 0.-Gtensel out. Brid-
well to Safer. Wheat hied to Leach.
Daubert singled. Smith got base on
balls. Fisher struck oyt. NO RUNS.
Leach fouled to Erwin. Evers singled.
Schultz flied to Stengel. Evers stole
second. Phelon lined to Wheat NO
RUNS s.
SIXTH INNIN0-Pierce threw eu,
Erwin. Stack was easy for Bridwel
and saier. Moran nied to Leach. NO
RUNS.
The evening world., 1913-06-13
DODGERS MAY TRADE
PITCHER RUCKER FOR
BRESNAAAN Of CUBS
Former Cardinal Manager and
Catcher Has Been of No
Use to Chicago Club.


CHICAGO. June t3~Reports OF
big trade between the Chicago Cubs
and Brooklyn club have been circu-
lated here since the aerivai Of the
Dodgers. Presidents Ebbsss and Mur-
phy have been In conference since yes
teNiay morning. Once o. twice u
looked as II there was some foundation
for the rumors. although the two mag
mates deny that thsre 10 anything do
ing. Bresnahan is mentioned as the
man that Ebbsts wants and Rucker 10
the player that Murphy seeks.
!, Bresnahan has been OF no use to the
Cubs all season. and the Dodgers are
said to want him to brace up their
catching stan and to be In line Tor
Dshien's Job II Bill does not want TO
stay another season. Murphy has
msSo NO secrst OF the fact that he 10
willing to pay big money for good
y,t eher and the reports look creditable
on that account
The hitch over the deal In over the
men wanted by the two sizes. Murphy
does not care to let 20 Of Bresnahan.
and Dbbets does not want to let 20 OF
Rucker, VINO II the star OF his stan.
Raron may be substituted for Rucker
and some other players for Bresnahan
before the trade goes through. BresnA-
han last worked as manager and catcher
Of the Cardinals.
The defeat Of the Dodgers yesterday
left them only three-point margin
over the Cubs for third place In the
race. To.days game will be even more
interesting than yesterdays. because II
will mean that the Dodgers will drop
into fourth place II they lose, and II
they win they will put themselves two
games out Of the way Of the trailing
| Cubs.
Stsngsl enjoyed pleasant day ysster.
day. The Aurora younEster received q
beautiful gold watch from his friends
In the home town and responded BY
making two hits during the afternoon.
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easy boundsr to Ford. witt poissd .
neat single into right. Wit died steal
Ing. MoKechnls threw out Crawford.
NO RUNS.
PeckinpauGh safe on Bushs himbie.
Borton sacrificed TO Dubuc. advancing
Pecsinpaugh. Hartseil got to nrst on
0aynor's error and Peckinpauxh to
third. Midkin out on q groundsr to witt.
PeckinpauGh scoring and Hartsell taking
second. Crawford backed up asainst the
neld wall and got McKechnie's ny. ONE
RUN.
FIFTH INNING. .-Cobb popped Q sin
gie to left veach lined out to Hartssn.
0aynor smashed single Into /right and
but Tyrus beat the throw. Midkin then
made wide hsave 10 second In an e.
fort to get Gaynor and Cobb scored.
Daniel threw to the plate but went wild
and 0aynor scored. Moriarity popped
out TO MidktR. TWO RUNS.
Witt made an elegant pick up and
threw out Sweeney. Ford struck out.
Daniels singled but died stealing. NO
RUNS.
SIXTH INNING - Dubuc fouled to
sweeney. Hush singled and stole second.
Pecktnpangh speared vi.t's hot ground
sr and threw to Midkin. who tagAed
Bush. Midkin was spiked in the hand
and had to retire. Derrick taking his
place, McKechnie tossed out Craw.
ford. NO RUNS.
Wolfer singled. Bush fimbled Peck.
inpaugh's Grounder, which Wit picked
up In time to force woiter at second.
On . hit and run play Borton laced q
sinSis to right and Peck took third.
Hartxell popped a h.gh ny to Mckee.
Bcrton started for second on the catch
and Mckee threw to catch him. Peck
beat the throw. which was q bad heave.
| to the plate and scored. Derrick fouled
to 0ainor. ONE RUN
The evening world., 1913-06-13

Every one II Joe BirminShsn's fighting and
rsnnant aspiring Mars who ere In Phnads,phia
70 do battle With the Athlettrs hes IN axe out for
tbe ited Sox. In the ssriss played at Boston the
sox and Maps had . must lovely time according
to the Cleveland players The Maps stated most
vehemsntly to-day that several Of the sox DELHI.
srste1 tried to ''set them" on plays at the bass
% the plate. and that Joe Wood rssortsd more
than once 70 . straight one at I.ajoie's dome
Chapnsn. The youns shortstop. was % badly
snked hy niil Carhssn slidins In TO the plate
wednesday that hs had 70 b. ssnt to Cleveland.
u vss with liteas difficulty that the Philadsl.
phia women solten niunphed over the rsWvssnt-
ativss of the hstsopoittAn Association In the rst
of the three mstchss Tor the Griacom TnCiv
Won the sinslss II matches to 3. and followed
this .ietSry by laain( 81 ~ m.teh.s II ths four
Handicapped BY not having Mis- Marion Holins,
the new champion: Miss Lillia n. Hyde, and
several other Of the stronger players.
The evening world., 1913-06-13
Holding Lead Safely When
Wild Throws Send Two Run
ners Over Plate.
BATTING ORDER.
tspsc.al 70 m Ew.ans wotsd.,

W1WS1t W ~ 9SVV."o
POLO GROUNDS. N. Y. June IA
crowd Of 1000 came out to watch Ty
Cobb and Sam Crawford and the rest
Of the Tigers In battle with the Yankees.
Hushsy Jennings IVES bach on the Job
on the coaching hns. having paid his
fine for run IN with .Uapirs Ferguson
In Philadslphia. Sweeney took his
place behind the bat again.
FIRST INNINO--Ford started OH bad
" by walking Bush. not tettins one
strike over. but Bush died stealing Sec
ond on q perfect throw by Sweeney.
witt was thrown out BY Aidkif and Nc
Kschnie got Crawfove's ny back Of Sec
ond. NO RUNS.
Daniels drove a long ny to Cobb.
Wolter popped . hyao Norihrty. Peck
inpaugh struck out. NO RUNS.
SECOND INNIN0-Cobb died on Q
slow roller that Borton tossed to Ford.
who covered hrst. Midkin made q beau
tiful stop Of veach's sisslsr and threw
him out At nrst. 0aynor smashed q
single past Midkin. but died trying u
steal second. NO RUNS.
| Vatt threw out Borton. Hartssil droy,
. tvo-basger down left field line. Mid
kin fOuied to Mckee. McKechnie sin
gied. scoring HArtsell. Sweeney forced
McIs seohnie. ONE RUN.
THIRD TNN1N0-Moriarity- struca
out Mckee lined out to Borton. Duhu,
ives out on his splash to Ford. NC
RUNS.
| Ford was out "A q slow vroundsr I,
Bush. Daniels lined into Craw ford,
handa Woitsr struck out. NO RUNS
FOURTH ESNING-Bush died on a
The evening world., 1913-06-13
HMTESEVENUP
| WITH G|ANTSON
NASJUDGED FLY
! snodgrssso Gives Miller a Hon.
e. That Scores Two When
He Cuesses Wrong.
slTTlNo ORDER.


Upoc11l 70 Tno 49, W0sJoJ
UU0BD FVWD. PrTT8DUROH. June
a-aeanassr Pred Cissas put one over
- ne Giants By eoins 10 Isft Asid him.
sslG ale got wonderful rsosptscn froa
ne fsns. Thds was CiaskSs Ssst sams
slnes the fail Of isti.
SsRgr rsNHso-Dusns fannse.
q ohassr lined 70 Carey. Adams threw
oos FISCHER. NO RUNS.
4 Dyrns singisd TO centre, but was
eurusd By Carey. Fletcher 10 Doyle.
.vSsg singled 10 isft. Wagner hit Into
q Aoubls plAy, Fletcher 10 Doyle 70
1g9kiA NO RUNS.
SECOND lNesINO-Doyis scratcAsd
- inosld hit Msrkie fled to wilstn.
!. ppyis out stealing. Coleman to Wagner.
Murray DOUBLED 70 centre. Meyers
k1ngisd over second, scoring Murray.
1Gsvsts stole sscsaa on . high throw
~ Coleman. Warner threw out 0nod.
Oras3. ONE RUN.
lcllss died 20 Doyla Murray made
d ersat ons-handsd catch Of Wilson's
~ a0ainst the e,saohsrs. CiaF6s
feDu)ed 70 Neysrn. NO RUN0.
THIRD HWg1N0NDsmaree tanned an1
lW0s thsswn out by Coleman. Burns
|0AaneA ~ ne second dine. 0hafse also
Ihnsd. NO RUtS8.
GAAser thrSW out Coleman end made .
|suaa1ag barshandsd catch oe AAAm1's
|1sul. Dyrns singled Carsy AisA 70
l0oeAgrass. NO RUNS.
VouRTH INNN0-F1stcase singasd
ySArssGh shore and died stealing. Cole
suAa 70 WaG~sr. Vlox thrsw out Doyis.
oDUloes aouhssd to csatse md took third
- CAsVy's tumble. Murray caaDs
sD1ssaGA .vith sssUss ~ scosih6
iooooAs. 11sssay was 0lossd on nrst
- ADAMS 70 Alinss. ONE RUN.
y vlseehsr and Nssa1s retired viox.
iWaGnef dn0lsd - centrs. 0nodgrass
s1n1ajvAgsd Miussr's drive. and Il went
~ ~ hsaA fog . homo run. which
~ ~ SCORE Wilson popped to
.l1ss1kjs. Clasoss out. Nstchsr 70 Nsrkys.
TWO RUNS.
I oUTa uelsd1eo - Nsyseu sisgisd.
s1aolsrass singled. Dsmarss hunted
1Dul - Colsman. Burns struck cut for
- thfd tmA Shsfsr stngisl, bst
n19eysgS was cansht ct me plate. Wilson
- oolGmaa. NO RUNE
Oslsmaa Aisa ts Burns. Adams aisd
- 0ae1grasA Byrns died 70 Onod.
-QoA. NO NUet0.
o1X1U Ovstch~ popped "a
.1Urua DoyIs flied 70 Cprsy. Msrkls
.Neoo1sd e,eag the IN foul iins. Murray
enG vseg 10 1gliisr. NO RUNS.
oassy grounded 70 Asrtis viox and
SgAGpse oisd 10 Burma NO RUNS.
< 0vDNTll fNNNi0-0fsysrs sansied-
~ third hit. snodsrass drove deep 10
0DArhs. Demarss stngisA. Burns hin
49, . double play. Wasnsr 70 visux. %
l1lllse. NO RUNS.
. 0aodoros made . gooA catch oi
10llers &ive. Wilson popped q
ylstoAsr. Carte popped 70 shassr
DJoHTH INNTN0-6haser famed
A1Ams threw ovt fletcher. Doyis
No1heA md was safe at seooud whsr
WAGAsr dropSsd QDismsn throw ON Z
Gtsal. 1srkls lanasd. NO RUNS.
The evening world., 1913-06-13

the Yaie oarsmsn followed the crews In
launches. Meyer of the varsity four
who he's BEEN away for several days bs.
cause Of illness, 10 expected rack to-
dAy.
Hasn4 KolsAmsinsu, ~ vosid's Ossatsss ana.
tsM diSnes rutrsr: ~ Sss1 $1,000 ird:si. q
= ,icl.ssa ths 4. 4. rais: 6y sos su!:i7s q
ap hsAiSsd stAtsusaS q ~ expsnsss 70 the E1ks'
mainsn III. iOs Duluth .. WEDNESDAY,. He has
bsn notified r. retura imnediatsly and explain
t<u: again.
Ths two days CRICKET match between the. Aus
syalian a01 the TosU0to teams WAS concluded at
Toronto. Gs final scovs bsihs Aptralians ESQ,
Torontc ~, The Cosnstalh team Jared badl, In
the second inning scorinG only llo runs. This
WAS uesuy due u hsebun's GOOD bowling He
bowisd six ossfs. TAXING ax wtckso for % runs.
A damage .ai. fo. $4,000 which may deter.
mine the vaidisy Of baseball eontfAen Win he
fiied to.norcw or Mopday By John J. OConuor
head Of the fede.al League team ard tcrnr ,o~r
aser a the ~. Louis Hrowns. The suit will he
directed at the eight clubs Of the American League
and Will ale0s thst O'Ounnos has been kept out Of
that league heeauss he had trouble with the ST.
Louis clsb. from which he recently woo . verde.
for $500 TOT saaary due him on IN unexpred
Cnutfoct.
The evening world., 1913-06-13
D- RECT Cp0pTTNC pACE II
SYRACUSE CREWS
At POUCHKEEpSE.

PoUoHKEEPs1E. N. r. yuns ~.
Looking In good shape and also coniidsat
Of maklhs . great showing in the ~
regatta here On June n. ths syraeuse
University crews. the last Of those whe
are to participate IN the big event. sss
rived st Highland yesterday. Aftss
housing and. ssissins the boats. ne
crews went ~ fos snort practise
sptp. Glass. who was recently called -
Duluth by the death Of his brother. v
expected to Join the syracusan crew
to-day.
The fine weather was responsible to-
All tie crews being sent out for sesv
rows by their coaches. Courtney te0s
the Cornell squad four miles dowo
stream and returned With the flood Tie.
The evening world., 1913-06-13
Heavy Hitting and Effective
Errors Reverse Showing in
the Fourth.
BATTING ORDER.

Attendance-A,OUO .
The evening world., 1913-06-13
FIGHT NOTES.

{. - 49, vni ~ sssias -shs~ y Aoeksvay
~ kssSs 90 TshtssS yos Aysa.S a
80 - z ~ 49,. 4, J. 4 Z: Ii xass. "a
v.n - .Isa Ysps q Soaoc. Ma. IN he
- b1ss q ~ sosaAs.
:. ossliiao LAsy nysa ssd nshtins Ks,nedy. the
- es1pQGgs. mn aAtehsd to-day 70 usce IN
49, !. 3. So-ssssos nisht. h ~ oySc;
- Ns@11 - De- ru.sr q ~ nron.
S - IS sf:.ssa fess =: $s:'is::Sss; ssSss; ~ ~
IN "a - % M fouas hs.a Z fsiss.
1T 49,. ss: T:ussh. z !. ..ss.t ~: ',S :. siiss e.
80 ol...ss-Isy Lssch vin Sscis ssinisS
.k o.: 80 MA ~ xsii xsaiiSis'p; 5: %. u. ::
s :s.S Ssc.; 2 ;.Ty' - = c,: s.:.f y:s.s: ::.';. :
- . 's.'' vi 80 % ss''is:: =!
- Is q LssSys.s. q l.. 49, - 49,
=: y E:S hssds .. s =. ~
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The evening world., 1913-06-13
SPORTING BRIEFS.

The Harvard varsity eight defeated
the freshman eight In . two-mils race
on the Thames at Red Top. Conn. No
time was given out. The freshman held
the lead Until the last half mile. when
the varsity boat forged ahead. Upon
invitation Of tho Harvard management.
Western Carolina Democrat and French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1913-1915, 1913-04-03
GLENN AND JUSTICE MAY RUN.
Former Governor And Ex-Speaker Az
ter Scalp Of Senator Oyerman.

Washington, D. c., (SpeciaL)-E. J..
Justice, of Greensboro, it became
known here will oppose Senator Lee
Slater Overman for. reelection to the
United States Senate 1t is probable,
though not positive confirmation could
be had, that former Governor Robert
B. Glenn will also oppose the junior
North Carolina senator. At any rate,
a real live political fight for the Sena-
torial toga is assured. Mr.. Justice is
a progressive and probably will base
his campaign upon his progressive re-
cord; his successful efforts in securing
lower and better freight rates for
North Carolina and against machine"
politics in the State. Governor Glenn
it is Known, has been considering rum
ming against Senator Overman for
some time. A short while ago, his
friends here believed the former Gov
ernor would be able to land on the
Interstate Commerce Commission, a
place which pays $4,000 year and
an appointment for seven years. All
hope, for the present at least, to get
one of these places forfthe North Car
Gilman vanished a few weeks ago,
when President Wilson appointed John
H. Mable to succeed Franklin K. Lane,
who was called : into the Presidents
cabinet and gave commissioner Clarke
a reappointment for seven years.
Since that time the rumor has been.
rife around Washington that Glenn
was laying his plans to oppose Sena-
Tor Overmah, and friends of the former.
Governor here believe he will enter
the race and that his announcement
will be forthcoming shortly. rs