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The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-01-17

FOR SALE-Thorobred Jersey bull. In.
quire Fred Cresswell. Finley. 61-4p
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1913-01-17
For Sale

FOR SALE-Brood sows and young
pigs. F. H. Lees Ranch. 62p
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

Sie6cn aus ocn elf llaiDns iIno be-
reit Dte 9Irbeit luieoer aufSu-
Hcbmen.

Steben pon ben elf lotdIeu Unions
Der Qtrbeiter Der getlsioungsinpuitrts,
iinb gu Der 4nIiht getommen. odB Der
STREET in unqerehtfertlgter Wsiis ers
Hart uno begonneH tporoeu III, uno lie
limb bereit, Den 9omprpmibporIhtdg
Der Iabrttantsn au3unebmen uuo sur
arbeit suriid3utebren. 0a oiele
Unions oreipiertel Der 2lusftdnolgeu
limb, ourfte Der Streit mobl bolo su
ben serpeit!len 8iugeu geboren. Die
bier renitsnten Unions babeu ullers
oings IN ibrer gsitrigsu SiBuug tez
ihIOfien, auf oem gan3en Yfuno 3u
beitebeu, D. h. 48itiinpiges Wohena
pert ohne 2obnoertiir3ung.
Die Streiter hatten qeitern gors
mittaq cine garaoe, an Der strpd 5000
2eute, RGnner uun Uldohen, tbeiIs
uabmen. Sle purpen auT ben Stras
gen Isbbaft begriiBt.
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Der Gis.Streie.
Sie ansiidlten fir Die ansitGuoisen
aeitalten iidl immer triiber.

Ger glusitano Der GisfubrIelt.e
Siirite perIoren iein. Grguniiator
Rcg(rthur Dab geitern 9lbenb oifelt
An. bah ietne einsige Soffmnq. ben
9lusltauo su gefpiHnen. gegetrpdrtts
nod, naraui berubt, oaB Die SSnges
nieure porI1iiiig nod nit,t au bie 2r.
Belt suriiffehreu, aber oiefe SofIuung
oiirftc iidl fannl neriDirtlidPn.
Is lit rnnilld). troB Der perihte.
oenen pom qegenieitiger Sette,aemaf.
ten gebauptunaen Ihatiafe, ooB Die
sSnaenieure felt nor9eitern uuunter.
broheu NIT BEN gisiahrifanten IN
llnterhanolung ftehen uno cine 9feihc
iebr freunoidaftlid,er 6puleren3ea,
sic iogar gemeinihaitlihe Dtnbl5eiten
NIT einihiolien, init ben Arbeitgebern
oehabt hdben. Inter bieieu llnltdr.
Sen oiirften oie Snsenienre tbreE
i5rieoeu nttt ben arbestgeberu auf et'
acne ;sauit abidiieben. iooab Damn Die
;Suhrleute oas RadIieben bdtten. Ter
beutige 5aa oiirfte IN oieier &inlidt
oie Gutideiouug bringen,
I'm Der irrthiimlid3en Netnnitg 3li
iteueru, ipelde TN 8ubltflun Inn iid
aegriiFen bat. odB ndntIid] Die Ndsfi,
ihen geboroen es ilbernonuueu re,
ben. Die Stoot in ihrer poIien I'm
| fanq init Gts su ner'ehen, bat aefiern
SiherbeitsoireFtor Goib oie folgenot
grfIdrung abgegebeu. III tpeIdpr oet
Stanopufiff Der itaotiifen 9ehoroer
be3iialit, ees gisperfauis genau oe
fiutrt pir6:
Inter Den giirgeru berridt per
| idlieOeutIih oie aniitrt, oaB ot,
Stoot in's Gisgeid3dft geganqen iei
Gieies lit Elm ssrrthurn. Gie Gtoo
| iIt MIR mah beitcn 8r1ften benriibt
hen geoiirfniiien Der gitrgerihaft u
aeniigen nlo tire 1hdttgfeit be
| lihranft iih aitsihlieBIid, ouf Die alb
Iieierung uon Cts In ben SprIsen
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-27

b1uiern, iofpie in ben Soipitalern itrb
|onbereu anitalten, bic oas Gis orirls
genb berotbigen. Wenn Sis OH an.
bere geripnen perfauft fptro, TO gc'
id)iebt oieies mir Inn 8erluite ourh
bas Sdmel3en OeS norbonoeneu Gie
les su ocrbiiten.
Sd, nod)tc es noliig fldrgeitcilt
tpiiien, oaB ioboIb bic Gtoot Die ar.
arrangements oernollitar0gt bot. Inn
bos bier cintreiienhe Sis ouSfhlieBs
lid on bic Spribeirh0uicr uno al Die
glnitaltcn ofietltlihen GhardtterS tu
| fiefern fem eiS nn 6anoler sum
Gerfaui fontneu Dir0
glus perid1lencneu GueaCn fomnte1
peidaperoclt hariibcr, oaB Eerionen,
Die GTe bon ser 5toht be5icben eS 3ll
erorbttautcn 4Sreiien perfallicn @ir
lmcr6eu unicr RoqIih'tcG beriltden,
| IunL oieiem WliBbraltd) eth Gnoe 81,
MAIDEN 1oS til Den SprIbcnboltlerll
5iHn @crfailf ousgebotcne Gi5 miro
Iuad) mie Dor perfouft mcrocu, tnocll
ieoe Qerion npan3tg Eiuuo 'itr filni
GeHtS erbGlt.
/ g9ir ncroen i'm Stanoe icilt ale
sic ,SnItitutionen iotpie Dos gubltfitn
Nurd) @crnittlut1 Der Sprigeuholtiet
INIT Gis 81 perior9cn rcnn mir &c.
Iniacno JrausportntttcI crhaltcr
f6uneu. g2cr cin 2aitiu5rwerf beiist,
Iipirh Dem @eneimueict einen aroher
TieuIt crrpciien lm0 auBcrben nld
boae Gntiddoialinq fiir Die alf1c'
Iluenoete 3eit erbaIten, meun er Der
itGotiihen GintmllsdgcHten benodl
Irid)tiat, oab Dieics 2aitilthrpert iii
bic 9eioroerlng oon Gis benrBt mer
| ben fam"
,ge5iioIid, 0e3 Gisbcrfauf3 babcf
Isle itdotiihen @ehoroen an geitriger
lGaqc iuio'ern cine &erdnoerung Dor
| oenommcu, nI5 ite oie GiSllc'er1n.
Ibei Der 1Slmq'ihen grauerei abbe1tetl
| ten, oa 0as Cts non ouSrDdrts IN ae
niiacn0en Wengen eintrittt uno I'D
beoeuteno bi1iger itellt, ol$ 0as bic
Iaefaufte Gi5. SSn ben GtieHbahnhorer
| an Der 1Sront ltH6 ginc StrdBc lull
Ian Der Mtc2con glpenuc bcfanOen lid
aeftern 20 Ionucn Sis, Die BON ans
Imdrts eiuqetroficu marcn
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jdbrise unb Glter; 8 SurIongs: Cop
|e3, gsrinee 6ermis 90, gpbbp Boxr
|1O5, sgIorsnce Robsrts 106, 5bersiI
@in 108, gafen Jpnss 100.
sriinftes Renntn 2lllapnngss; 81
jd1rige; 6 6ur!unsS; 2ut6sr 102.
Bentfportb 102, Gtdr Of Douabe
|104, Gpp Jos, Mrenef 105, Dams
BERN 1O6. aifle 8rigoos 106. Noarir
|G 1O7, 9ersa 100. Did 9Gbipoea
100, WprIb's Donber 112.
SebTtes Renner SelIinq: Drsi4
jGbriqs unh Gltsr; l rs nteiIt, Dus
deb 9affn SO, Satrine o6, Sob 60.
Lar e8, gBoob Dooe 106, geautifut
JOG, gdbam phcIps 106, garftoa
GIub 108, Ge los, Difbing Ring
10. S,sIsHt 10, Gp3pgp 10, 8ubbp
Gnot III.
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Srieoen
6abcR bic MildlinlrIcntc init ben
Arbritgcbern gcifluiicu.

Gie ill-0an Icttcn Iager 0rohcabc
ecfahr cincS IuSitanocS Der g}tId),
illhrlcute Iii o5scDcu0et rpnrher. Tie
IuhrIcutc ll;sb t5-s Grbeitgebcr bdbe,L
licb acitern aet,uiQt, Wte III elmer 8er.
iolnullumq Ser lialou Der 5uhrlcutc
in Der arbetterJGL 5cf1ant gegebeu
pur0e. aiicr3;nes baben ippeit nod
uidlt Die fNnatlid)eu DieLtcrelbc'iBer
uuo WjlthhonOIcr bic 5orocrlngeH
bclpiui5f, alcc 0a neulI5Ig Ero3ettt
Der Arbelt1c6tr it'd nit oeu 9eoin.
qungcn Scr lhHou Ger 5ubrIeutc Gill;
ncritanOgn crtIart habcH, 10 0lirTtgE
Die 8ubrleutc AMI Der gau5cn Suuc
iiearcth ieiu.
lie 8reud] Bros. Bauer 50, NOR
oie erite 6trma, rpclhc oie ge0IrgGn.
gen Der Union mter3cihnCtc. Cant
oiricu 9eoinquugcn crboItcu Die
TuhrlGltc ciuGu @odculohu pen S15
Iun6 mlBcrocu nod Ero5cnte BON bent
@crfaui iopo5I pom @}iIh Dic audi
bon BUTTER, ste iIc pom nun an ebell.
fails iilbrcn urrotn.
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Siebitabl.

.Trau 6. W9aner, BON go 429 @eYt
I. .Srabe, meloete Der BoIi8eI, oaB
ibr III Der 3eit pom 5. bis 20. aSunt
aus ibrer 8obnuHg etu CLAIMANT.
gftna I'M @ertbe bon $3.50 eutper0et
moroeu III.
8urh Qntpsnouug eines Nohs
IhIGTels nerihaffte fih Elm Gtubreder
3utritt su Der Wobrruug bon @otpdro
aub6e, Ro. 3736 Goadr Strube uno
enttpeHcete GnIonaaren I'm Werthe
Bon S91.
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de llmitdnbe berbeigsfiibrt babe unb
hann audi Ulittel unb Wege finoen
tpsrbe, ipIds Geisbe 81 erlaifen, um
bas pubIitum Dor Rahtbeile gu i6iis
Zen.
9efhdfte, grob ober tlsin, bic In
ehrliter Weiie eefiibrt iperosn. bdtten
Ihpn Der jebtgen BerfpaItnng nidts 81
Ihsfiirhtsn, aber lplde. bic nod niht
! in bteIe 8dte9orie gebbren, foaten iih
beeilen, Iid osrielben an3uT6lieben,
raren bns Gflubpprt Des Rebners.
Grit gbftnguna Der cincinnati
Soe" unter gegleitung bes 8sIlIteots
ffen Srd,eIters, nas ouh fpdbrenb bes
Qtbenbs bic 3ofeImu'it geIieTert bate.
fam bag 8anfett gum QtbfhluB.
Die &asfdHffe.
| fpel6en bic erfoIerei6e Durhfiibrung
Der 3eItIitteiten 3u perbanten 1T, tpas
ren:
8eRerdI ausf DUB - 2epi
6. 8ooDaIe, 8priiber; Wulter ". ORA
per, Charles W. gdriot, 8m ..
MeliIb, Wm. 3. eSobnftpn, oyobn .,
9taen, George s. 8ieterIe, Sames 8,
Seetin, Dm. $. Ddbis, u. q. 1900
| s. Datt Grabam.
Ginpeibung Setter - SER
| 6. GoooaIe. 5aepb 8. 8rompsa, 9eo
| 8. Gents, 2o3drb aabn, 9bomas 6
gotueQ.
/ GinIabungen Dm. 3. Ule
Iifb, SO. 3. Garpsnter, SpIeph 70. Gtt.
terol, Jobn 8unboltsr, 5. .. 59r'
atsr il.
Rebner Sdmes s. 6eeti;l
@alter u. Draper, 6. 6. Rippert
| 6enrp r. Qadmdn, Epbert u. Go!t2s
4 greffe - George =. 8ietecls
/ Carl 9ebousn gbarles Gepts, Rd
bplpbl Durtibec, Casper 8. gto ot.
j 8ebenttoFel - 10. s.. 8dDis
4 Somes Ra6pnsp, Gilbert g. Gtriet
mann, Wm. u. 6oppier, Goparo 8
Waifsn.
Drudurbeitsn-Q. q. WoOb
SO. 6. Gultiug, philip Wtorton, 6eo
HetpIteot, 5aco6 Wencerfon.
Barabe- Sohn s. Qaen, Sas
U2 arnolo, gepdro 8. Wuffep, Sob
$ @opsrt, Charles ). Wen9es.
unterbattun9 Charles N
/ S0mibt, u. !. 0antooort, au8u'
adpogH, CUTE SO. Smith, 8eubs'
geoi.
goutttt Dm. Z. 5obnitor
glrtbur 5aplor, Charles 6. 3uool
Guqene g. Qefpis, Sionep 6. Brig.
8etoratiouen s. Bai
G}robam. 50. z. SbaNnpn, Gopdr
u. 9TisqsralD, 20. 6. Wae8rdir, au
qait Sanfaen.
Gmpfuugs Must hub =
Q2nlter q. Draper, 9rdfioent, uHo b
folqenoen Gr prdiiosnter Der Cir
I Cinnati 6onbelstdmrner: Gbas. y
Sollopan, Gbnin Stspsns, Qepi G
: C3ouoals, Brent 2lrnoIo, Mihai
: Rpan. Tbaurice !. l5rsibsrg. :. Sri
ton Blair, Robt. 8. Meit, Sobn !
7 Qilen, Z. +. Gaifou, Dm. WicGa
I, liiier. SamT gailsp, Sr.. 8. 8
2 earlp, 20. u. Bennett, 8bomus Z
2 Goon, Charles g. Roth. Sdmes
6eetin; iofpis bic ndhftehencsu Uti
: qlieSer Der Organization: Dm. !
Z 2ums, Otto armleoer. Gsp. R. gult
7 gubert gettinger, Sos. Z. garetp, :
\ n. Glars, J. g. StmioIapp, .
Gouis Shrpo6. ghas. g. Gdft. 81
Inns 7sieiThmann, 6. 6. Gosbort
7 Sds. q. 8dmbls, Geo. SO. 6drri
: ssutIon 5ormoH, gbas. u. 6iuic
Gee Gbrdrb a6, Sobu ailqour, :
Z g. Wedtom, ghds. 9. Wurran, gBr
: gocper groeter. Stetuurt Shilit
! 2efpis Seufonaooo. Clifford :
D gprinb+ 50 81 glnffou
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Sbre Seamten
Gru1Gltr gcitcrn Die Gttu & Sauitarb
TriUcrS llnlDu,

Ig fiir5Ith ms 2ebcn geruicnc
Union Der ,5ubrleute oes StraBeus
Observation-Disclosures organtltrten
iifl qeitctn 9lbeuo geleqentlit elmer lii
ser 25afion Sale ituttqchdbtcn Scr
iumnlung ourch oie GruGbIung Der
iolqenocu 9eaRl.en: 8rdiioent, 9to-
bert Nerp; &i5cproitoeut, Soe Dou
RieBcu; 6inm3letretor lnO Sdab.
mciitcr, 9. s. 2otpns; &rototollsSc'
fretdr, 3omcs aenneop; Iruitees:
Sarrp Sittmon, 6. 8allagber uro
SSobn Wtonahau.
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8arnuna uOr ciuem sdy,pinOIer.

gei Or. Glaruion, I'm 8roton 8e-
bauoe. Iprat qelteru elm Q6ann BOZ.
Der it'd ais s. 9. Sinan ooriteQte uno
.aui 8runo elmer glrbeiter. 3eftuua
oen 9etrau oon 500 fouettirte. @s
iteIlte it'd ip0ter heraus, oaB Or.
GIoUion einem argebIiden Sd)tuinD-
ler in Die Sanoe aeiaacu mar uno Der
Wann III feiuer 8erbinoltng nit Der
bbetrefienbeu 3citung ltebt.
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Die oeftr,gen Rennsn ergabeu foIz
genoes Reiultat:
gritss Renuen -- 6 Turlongs: Daz
termelon, 100 (Rartin), geponuen;
G6riitopbine, 106 (Steels), 5neites !;
8r. Samuels, 100 (GulIabun), britt
tss. 3eit: 1:13 2a5.
Die 81 UtutueIs be3abltsn: Wuter>
melon, $4.10 gu eefptuneu, $3.50
glaee. $2.40 Sbop; Gbriitopbine.
$500 glace, $3.50 SbDp; Or. Ga
muels, S3.70 Shop.
3neites Renuen - s sFurlongs:
osohn O. Weuper. 1O2 (aeoeris1. ges
rounen; 2lurta Reeo. 105 (9ooiel,
speites; Gelefta, 105 (2tnoreb), britt
tes. 3eit: 1.e4.
Die So gtutueIs be3ahlteu: Sobn
.G. Deaper. 5000 3u gerpinnen,
.S7.1O gIdce $40 Sbon; Qnno
Rseb, $3.50 Blaee. $3.50 Sbop; Ges
kIto, 1890 Sbon.
0rittes Reunen - 5 Surlouga:
9rou3e Bing, 100 (5rer6l, sepou.
neu; Ghumeule, 105 (SteeIe). srpeitss
Rufflss, 10 (Wartiu). Orittes. 3sit;
1:01 1e5.
Die 81 Mutuels be3ablter: gron3t
Diuq, $43.50 3u eerpiuueu, S11.4C
glaee, 1910 Sbop; Gbdrmeuie
$3.50 giaee, $3.50 Gbop; RuffIes
S2.40 Sb0m.
9iertes Rennen - Qatpnia 5onoi
cap; / Weile uno 70 0arbs: Samue
R. Uleper, 10S (gooie), gsponnen
morristpipn, 100 (5eaban). Stpettes
Cream, "a (Ga1aban), orittes. 3stt
LAB.
Die 81 mutuels besdhlten: Sdmue
| R. Wseper, $3.50 3u oepinueu, $2.0(
Qlace, $2.40 Shop; WorristoDu
$50 8lace, S2.70 Sbop; Cream
S3.40 S6op.
sSiinftes Rennen 6 sSurlongs
| Merrid, 113 (@oois), eeponnen; Ii
aedd, 105 (glarttn), speitss; Rupd
8oap 103 (Gftep). orittes. 3ett
l1:13 1=5,
! Die 50 Wtutusls bs5ahltsn Werrit
$50. 40 3u setpinnsn, $3.50 PIace, S
| Ghop; S6e Reah, $3.50 Qldce, $31
/ Sbotp; Ropdl Gplp, 500 Shotp.
| Sehites Rennen - / 1/16 Uteile
Bonnie eloiie, 1o9 (5euhon), getpon
nen: CAPT. 9rapo, 108 (6noe), Stpei
tee; Simmie Sin, 1o3 (guuabon,,
nrittes. 3eit: LAT.
| Die 81 NtuiueIs bssahlten: 8onni
tGlofie, $3.50 su oepiunen, $6.8
lglace, $3.50 Shorp; Capt. grapt
$3.50 place, $4 Sboip; Stmurie GiI
$3.50 6bofp.
| Sir bic heutieen Rsnnsu iino fol
eenoe 9ferbe ansemeloet tporoen:
| erites 9tenueH - ceiling; 3pei
idhrtee Gtuten; 5 5urlonas: BAN
| Sim 109. genaltp 100. Nouqrur
i1o9, guT6n 5edo 100, fSatbr Riit
l112, ShepherneB 109, gldnoro II:
| 2ombs 5ail 112, 9inoar 112, 9lbsi
neao 112, gelloc 112, 9urin 1E2.
1 3peites aennen Ceiling; Ore
idbriee uno alter; 6 5urlpnas: Gar
qonoon SO, gpelnn geprie 80, G,uil
| Qpft 80, Gsarmer Soc 95. GebC
ssrDof 103. JlelIo 104, gInoe z 10
gthelod 1O6, Seam WiLIiauI. 10
9iae 8arnss Ill. @oIo of Gpb
iii fRie Rrnaps III
! 9rittes Rennsn Mllcrdneeg;
idbriee unb dlter; ! Meile urrn
gloros: SiQa Star SO, Gam 6iri
100, II. Steppa 103, gouiin kga
Ia, Sleeth 116.
i 8iertss ReEusn --socnoicap; Drs
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Die l0ei6e oeS9an|sS
Sas nene Grim oer Sanbclsfammer
Dirs inter Neobad,tnng elmer
Seier isinsr geitimmnng
iibrracben.
2s asibe Oer JeiiIiatsittn ipurOs

gis gsihe Der syeiiIihtsi!sn ipuros
burth einsn impofontm llm5ug eiils
eeleitst. Der 9eitait i'm 5uul.
Gnthiillung Der e'senttafeI. -
ersgrdfibent 10. o. soft Der 5elt.
retner. gr fprah In ieiner Rebs
iibsr bic ntds gsipesung in Der DO
It'll. lie asformtr pnrDen Dpu
ibm in feinen ausfiihrungsn 5ieml
lid iharf mitaenOmnen. Dua
f5sftbdntett am 9lbsnb. GDupsrs
nsur Son,ss M. Cor iibsr bic Dca
Der aegisloiur dngenommensu fort.
ftrittIifen GeIsbe. - Tiels GeIeb'
Gle noh beiitidlGnbifdtm WliItsi
dbasfobt. - 8iirsermeiIter Senrr
=. CUNT iprah TN Qumsn bsl
Gtabi. 5iir bas SbiotbuI fprad
albsrt gettinger. - ersprdfiben'
%. 8. aafi bi,lt stsidfaas ein'
turss aniprnde.
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Sractipn-S -Snperiutenoeut Gee reiias
nirt.

@eitcru rplu0e es betdHnt, oob 6err
Hobert 6 sec, Geuerol Sa1pertnteil.
bent Der Cincinnati Eructtou unS ber
Ohio electric 60. ierue 8eitgnctton
eiugcreidt bet, ,ote am Is. sSRlt III
Serdft treten ioa
SEER Gee lpiro@ftth nad) Gfrot be-
aeben. ND er eine peranttpcrflitse
1teaung bci Der iSireltpne Rubber
60. ilberucntnlen bat gr mar fett IL
sSabreu in Der btci9eWs SteaSag t5a-
tig geueierl.
The herald., 1913-07-31
The City Square or Public Park?

Suppose aside $4,000 for Fairgrounds in
SUPPOSE This $4,000 would purchase per-
central locality would be very small
population OF about Oo
in which held
pleased to its success especially
the that the sentiment
the right direction
the playground
$VOV
Ages would purchase from sixty TO egh
much doors than IS
the the city side of the river
consequently feel satisfied that $Vo or
would benefit only few in com
would Americans little later
On January Pcaune printed twocoumn article
Of Association at which meeting
purchase OF public park or near the CITY,
as was
in shows position then ana we
We
district and to most OF our
will be unnecessary to repeat the SAD eN
years
the Beevie School Mconogh Nos ana
thoroughly equipped WI" 90 so
should
district let not be selfish Let US
to the this fund to big park that Will DO
greater good Let us do the
The herald., 1913-07-31
INDOOR BASEBALL.

The indoor baseball team of the Holy
Name Gymnastic Club finished their
games in the Junior Indoor Baseball
League last Thursday night. They
met defeat at the hands of the Y. NJ.
H. A. team by the score of to 4.
Considering the fact that this was
the Algiers boys first season in indoor
baseball, their showing was very graft
flying. Especially was their playing in
the last game praised when the Item
said: THE Holy Names played a bet
ter game than usual" and the States
said: 'The Holy Names played an up
hill game, and although the Y. NJ. H.
A. boys won, IA, they came near be-
ing surprised by the Algerines."
The lineup was: Jas. McCluskey,
1b; T. Birney, 3b; F. Moroy, c.; w.
p; c. Nelson, !. S.; w.
+. S.; N. Trosclair, cf.; E.
Davezac, 2b.; B. Barrett, If.
The herald., 1913-07-31
COMPANY n. DRILLS.

We are in receipt of a postal card
from Capt l.. F. Gisch from Putin
Bay, Ohio, in which he states that
there are about two thousand Wood
men in camp and that they drilled for
the prize on Monday, the result of
which will be made known later on.
Mr.. Gisch stated that some of the
finest drilled companies in the world
gave exhibition drills and that it will
be quite hard matter to decide which
of the companies made the best show
ing. After the encampment the COM
pany expects to leave for Niagara Falls
and New York City. Mr. Gisch will
leave later with his wife and child
and will come home by way of
steamer.
The herald., 1913-07-31

an efficient and adequate navy, but
concomitantly with the possession o.
this knowledge will come increased
suppor tand assistance in obtaining
adequate appropriations for a navy
essential to the cOuntry's needs.
The importance and value of New
Orleans as a strategic point should be
accorded consideration when it is re-
membered that, as we are now con-
structing battleships which must burn
oil exclusively, it is imperative that
we should have naval stations where
an adequate supply of such fuel could
always be obtained. New Orleans is
probably the only port in the world
where battleships drawing 80 feet Of
water could replenish their oil fuel
compartments in a few hours.
The herald., 1913-07-31
MOUNT OLIVET NOTES.

Regular monthly meeting of the YES
try at the rectOry tonight at 1880 p. m.
Yesterday morning at 1880 O'clock, it
being the Feast of the TRANSPORTATION,
Rev. S. L. Vail officiated at the celebra-
ton of the Holy Communion. 1t IS
always good to keep these holy days.
Last Sunday morning, Urbin Claude,
the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c.
Eastman, of Empire, La, was baptized.
the sponsors being Miss Zylpha Alma
Eastman and Mr.. William Frederick
Roussien.
The rector officiated at the marriage
last Sunday afternoon of Mr.. Paul Ash.
er Gillian and Miss Verna Pauline
Murphey, of Alexandria, La, in the
presence of a few friends,
Our sympathy goes uot to the par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Pollock in the
death of their nineteen months daugh.
ter Isabelle. The interment took place
Tuesday evening at McDonogh Gene
terry. May God in his mercy grant
them peace.
The rectory is in a state of confu.
sion worse confounded, being in the
hands of the painters, but we hope
soon to have things in order and it will
present quite a neat appearance with
out and within.
A most intresting meeting of the
kWoman's Auxiliary was held last Tues
day night at the residence of Mrs.
Eleanor Nelson in Bermuda street. It
is a pleasure to record the growing
interest in this phase of the woman's
work in the Church. At the conclu-
sion of the meeting light refreshments
were served by the hostess of the oc-
| casion.
The herald., 1913-07-31
HOLY NAME GYMNASTIC CLUBS
BENEFIT.

All arrangements have been COM
pleted for the big picnic to be given
for the benefit of the Holy Name Gym
nastic Club at the Elmira Pleasure
Grounds tonight.
Four reels of high-class pictures will
be shown. The pictures will be The
Scar" The Jealousy of Jane" Silver
Threads" and one other picture.
The original Reliance Band will fur
nish the music for all who care to
dance.
The committee in charge of the pic
mic is composed of Jas. P. McCluskey,
chairman; Ralph Nolan, eX-ofticio;
Kirby Barrett, August Lindquist, Wal
lace Mcclure, Frank Moroy, George
Courtney and Owen Lindquist.
The herald., 1913-07-31
NO HOT AIR.

Hot air will be a thing of the past at
the Memo Theatre, since the new cell
ing system has been installed. This
is quite a novel feature and is operat-
ed on the same principal as the Maison
Blanche cooling system is operated.
At the entrance of the Memo two big
ceiling fans have been installed for
the purpose of distributing the fresh
air as it enters the doors, but the exit
air system is located under the floor
of the theatre, where big 36-inCh cleo
trio fan blows a strong current of air
over a ton of ice, which is placed in a
big pan just in front of the fan. This
iced air is conducted to the different
openings in the aisles in the floor by
large metal tubes. The principle upon
which this system is established is
that warm air always goes up and cold
air remains below. The cold air COM
ing out from the floor remains near
the audience, while the warm air is
elevated and finally leaves the build
ing near the roof The other electric
rotary fans serve to distribute the
cooled air. The new system has made
a difference Of many degrees in the
temperature of the place.
The herald., 1913-07-31
NOT DISCOURAGED.
New Orleans Will Continue National
Fight for Justice.

The report Of the United States
Board of Naval Shore Stations, in
which the majority of the members
approve the abandonment of the Al
giers naval base, will be discussed
Wednesday evening at a meeting of
the subcommitte on the naval base
The meeting is to be held at o'clock
at the Board of Trade.
I'VE won't let little thing like that
stand in our way" said w. p. Ross.
chairman of the subcommitte, last
night. I'VE are going to convince
Washington that a naval base is ab-
.solutely necessary. l had. of course,
expected something from the commit
tee that was more favorable We will
discuss the report at the meeting We'd
.nesday evening, and frame up our next
move. l prefer not to discuss it fur
ther until then"
The herald., 1913-07-31
GREAT NAVY YARD
FOR NEW ORLEANS
PLAN OF EDWARDS
OF THE INSPECTION
BOARD MAKES FAVORABLE
REPORT TO DANIELS.
important MiIitary-lndustriaI Reasons
Why Station Should Be Opened
at Once.

Two reports, one favorable and one un-
favorable to the New Orleans navy
yard, have been made TO Secretary of
the Navy Daniels by the special navy
board that recently inspected the AL
giers yard and other Southern yards.
This board includes Rear Admiral
John r. Edwards, president of the
board; Captain George r. Evans, civil
engineer; y. L. Parsons and Naval
Constructor w. G. Du Bose.
Rear Admiral Edwards signed the
favorable report. He declares that the
New Orleans station ought to be re-
established and increased into a great
yard.
The other members of the board
signed the adverse report. II is, of
course. unknown what Secretary Dan
.iels will do in regard to the conflicting
reports, but he has expressed himself
several times in favor of increased
facilities for all Southern navy yards,
including New Orleans. He may ac-
cept Rear Admiral Edwards report
and base his recommendations to con-
.gress on the admirars conclusions.
The herald., 1913-07-31
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