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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

IS ACRES
Adjoining the ostrich farm. all In alfalfa.
Price S13, 500 good terms
Phone s4s. 2Os Mills St
RANCH FOR SALE.
Best ranch in southwestern New Mexico
with about 1909 head OF cattle, Invssti-
gate at once as II Is going 70 sell soon
sos Trust BIdg. Phone 5os2.
CONSERVATIVE INVESTMENTS"
S400o-Beautiful. up 20 the minute
bungalow, on Hueco St
S35eo-Modern s room bungalow on
Bliss ST.
STOO-Two extra fine lots IN Alta
Vista; genuine bargain
ss5o-TwO beautiful corner lots
Government Hill, near Alta Vista
Fine valley land in small tracts on
monthly payments
We have many other good prop
TRADES"
Fine mesa lots 10 trade for auto.
Good Buick runabouL lots and land.
TO trade for touring car
Small tract valley land offered as
first payment on bungalow.
Vendor lien notes for bungalow OF
lots
TELL Us YOUR WANTS
Il Paso Land & Trust Co.
Phone s5ss- To7 Two Republics Bldg
HERE Is YOUR OPPORTUNITY.
House on Hutton St, on corner. basement
sleeping porch. SIS per mo- payment. In
Guiding interest, percent rate VIII take
auto for first payment.
Byron Z EenimOre.
sOS Trust Bldg Phone 5o22
ron rwrHaA-CE
105 acres improved valley land. ? houess,
for improved place on 4. r. IN New Mexico.
lots with houses. 100 fruit and shade
trees. in East e Paso. VIII exchange for
valley home on interurban-
And 100 others Largest exchange list
in city.
5o7 Two Republics Phone 2s4
BUSINESS CHANGES.
We have some OF the best business oppor-
tunities for sale in FL Paso- II We haven't
what you want call around, we viii get it
for you Business advice free. We feel the
FL Paso Assn. Of Credit Men.
307 City National Bank Building
II ACRES CLOSE TO Fl. BLISS.
$500.
= acres l mile east Of TT Bliss. per-
fectly level and good soil. A bargain at
$500; good terms This Is a bargain
D. G. Heineman.
Phone 64e. Z0s NILS St
: PASSENGER PEERLESS automobile bar
gain This car is guaranteed mechanically
perfect VIII make an excellent car for
rent service or private use 1t Is a real pick
UP at $500
EniOtt-Garrstt Co.
Phone s53. 422 san Antonio St
NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.
can positively offer best paying
proposition in city for money invested
Cigar and pool business. First come
first served.
See Pennebaker.
5O4 Two Republics Bldg
WANTED TO LEASE OR BUY a rooming
house. north Of r. R. tracks and close in;
prefer house Of 10 TO 20 rooms. with dining
room IN connection Phone 500S-
Y
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
DR.. PnEet. dentist 500 Roberts-Bsnnel

Returns from Europe.
Luis Fischbein, a merchant OF Chi
huahua, has returned from Europe,
where he has been spending the sum
mer. He sailed before the troubles
started. although there were indica-
items Of the Impending conflict when
he left Germany. he says.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

The July Associated Advertising
magazine. the official organ OF all the
associated advertising clubs Of the
Sherman, the hot air artist OF the
FL Paso Adclub and an account OF the
part he took in the convention at To-
ronto. Canada, at which he received
a cup for his Grafton about FL PasO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

jury Script Cash.
All outstanding jury script up to
and including Treasurer's number S.
ISL, viii be paid on presentation to
the County Treasurer's office.
J. D. Ponder.
County Treasurer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Dr.. Anna Reum. BuclIer Bldg. Tel ST.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

EASY PAYMENTS.
rooms pebble dash, lots $500. 500
cash. bal SIS.
room on corner, $3.50. $500 cash, SIS
Inc interest
room modern, glassed in sleeping porch
z II Paso, $500 Ssoo cash, bal $40
including interest
room house. lots. S2s5o $500 cash
room new pebble dash. full lots,
Iularosa St, $3.50. $500 cash
Creel, With
Austin s Mari.
Phone 5075.
1000 ANGORA GOATS
At bargain.
1000 head straight native cows
Penneballer.
5o7 Two Republics Bldg Phone 2s41
: ROOM HOUSE on RIO GRANDE ST,
On SO IT. SOUTH FRONT. GARAGE,
LAUNDRY, ETC. HOUSE MODERN N
ALL RESPECTS BEAUTIFUL VERAN-
DAS, TREES, GRASS AND SHRUBBERY.
$1,000. TERMS Easy ENOUGH To SUIT
ANY ONE. SEE OR WRITE Is AT ONCE
BROADDCS & LIE BARON.
209-210 FIRST NATL BANK BLDG.
REAL ESTATE. VALLEY LANDS,
INSURANCE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

DR.. Cameron, dentist. 2O2 RIB Bldg.
Curtiss-1IanninE Co., Stock BrOkerE
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
Heavy Shower Fails.

Wright cleans clothes cIeanest in Fl
2aso. Phone 343 and auto viii call.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

We buy, sell and exchange electric
motors. Southwestern Electric & Ma
chine Co, ph. 1915, P. o. box III; 500
San Francisco St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

DR.. Jameson, diseases Of Kidney, Blad-
der, Skin and Rectum SIS Mills Bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06
Dr.. Ebert. dentist, als-21s Mills Bldg.


Mayor on Vacation.
Mayor c. z. Kelly is taking a short
vacation after the strenuous cam
paign- The mayor declined to say
where be was going. He viii be back
the last Of the week Alderman J. I.
Hewitt Is acting in his place
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

1000 bargains in sash and panel doors,
windows and odd sash. Lumber sold on
easy payments. Lander Lumber Co.
Phone 2S2.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

wednesday afternoon about 5 o'clock
a heavy shower fell in FL PasO and
the suburban residential districts In
Grand View the rain was unusually
heavy, but no damage was done.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Clements Returns
O. H Clements has returned from
New York and Chicago. where he has
been on business He SAYS il was
positively cold in New York when he
left there, that Chicago was a bit
drafty and FL Paso is the exact lati-
tude and longitude that is best suited
10 his needs and desires.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

ADJOINING SITE OF ODD FELLOWS
HOME.
blocks from postoffice, 10Ox120 #. alley
corner. 1.5O0; terms.
kilburn-Lindsey Co., Sucrs-
TObin Real Estate Co.
105 Main s. Phone sO5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

: PASSENGER PEERLESS automobile bar
gain This car is guaranteed mechanically
perfect. VIII make an excellent car for
rent service or private use 1t is a real pick
Up at 5000.
EIliott-Garrett Co.
Phone s55. 422 san Antonio St
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Hitchin, Eng, Aug. "a rise in the
price Of food led TO rictous scenes here
Wednesday night Extra policemen
who were brought into town had q
fight with the crowds. which wrecked
a provision store window and smashed
the windows and doors OF the pro-
prietor's house
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-08-06

Dr.. A. T. Sdn Ostcopathic infirmary
Or. Ira ". Collins. physician in chief
Dr; NJ All1tre. lady specialist; DR.. Car
Gibson. POI W. Missouri street They
cured others They can cure you.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-07
INTERESTING BOOK
ON LAWN TENNIS OUT
Pamphlet Explains the Methods and
Stroke of>Athletes in Davis Cup
Contest In Australia.

A booklet on the Davis Cup contests
in Australia has just been issued in
Spaldingis Athletic Library edited by
"AustraP' of the Sydney Referee. This
book contains action photos OF the best
tennis players in the world who have
played in the Davis Cup matches. or in
serious practice for a match. which Illus
trate just how they use their feet and
hands, and are accompanied by a care
full attempt TO show just what lessons
can be learned from their methods and
strokes In those great matches, and
should prove a great advantage to all
tennis players.
While agreeing that this or that hold
or any particular way of hitting is not
absolutely essential. the editor seeks to
provide the beginner with a choice Of
ways of avoiding the pitfalls Of initial
error. An attempt is made in this book
let to sift out from the fine contests
the real essentials of the modem game,
as expounded by Norman L. Brookes the
admitted champion OF the world today
The book contains short accounts Of
the Davis Cup in Australia, freshly and
WILDLY written from shorthand notes of
each rally of all the Davis Cup matches
played in Australia, and New Zealand
Methods OF Practice. Match Tactics, Tao
tics in Doubles, Social Side and Country
Tennis, the Making and Care of a Grass
Court and a Clay Court, as well as COM
ments on the individual style Of play
Of the leading tennis players Of the
world.
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Apprentice allowance claimed.
FORT ERIE.

FIRST RACE-Selling purse 500; twoyssr-oIdS
foaled in Canada five furIonEs. John Peel. IS
Photographer II. les; 'Gsrtey, fp; Maiden Bradley
lO6 "Otero. lO6; Hampton Dame, Ill.
SECOND RACE-SellinE; purse, 500: steeple-
chase; fuuT-year-Olds aud upward; short cuurse,
about two miles. Tom Horn. l3s: Malaga, ~; The
African, liZ: Nottingham l46: Orderly Nat is;
Joe Gsiety 80; Port Arlington, Is.
THIRD RACE-SeIling: purse 500 maiden three
year-olds and upward SIX furlongs. Bessie Lsti-
mer ~; 'Dr. Tate %; Aprisa. lo2: Ajax, IOi;
Broomsedge l04: Orange, lUT; Richmond In
Bolter. lG -CurieuI. 100; Bill Whaley. III; Jack
CaTanaugh. III.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. $50: three-year-olds: one
mile Paint Brush, lo2; ReoOil lO2; Marian, lO4
Indolence IOe: O'Hagsn, 100; Hsrbard. H.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; three-yeAT olds and
onward: five and one-hah furIonES- See It. 10:
Trifer 10: VanderErift. 10: Miramch Il2; knights
Differ ll5 Stoutheart, ll2 Carlton C., lis; Prince
Ahmed, lis: Rusticana. 10; Capt Ben, los; Break
eTs lO2: Robert Kay, 100.
SIXTH RACE-Selling; purse. 500; threeyear-
ODDS and UPWARD six furlongs. Laura, 90; Grazee.
100; Nigadoo IO2; 'CrackerboT l0s Rusty Coat. los
Cynosire 10; AnaTri ITO; RaTenal III.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling; purse, 500; four year
dds and upward; mile and seventy yards.
Early Light 81 Capt. Elliott, 81 Big Dipper, lc2:
.Dr DougheTty, los; BUlA Welsh, l05; Blue Mouse.
lo5: Gift Eedge, los; Cole, los; HoWdy Howdy. 100
Mediator, los; COnhdo I@; Love Day, Ill.
sAr,-.,tfca ,uaUapre clajnnsd
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Today's Entries.
SAR

FIRST RACE-ThreyeSr-olds and upward han
dicar: six furlOnsA Sir John johnson, 100: Strun'
boh. ll6; Adams Express, 10; Pomette beu. w
NontreSsor. Jos: Under Cover 100; Yankee Notions,
los Forum lt3S SpringboArd, liz; The Norman. lO!-
SECOND RACE-Two-y ear-olds; FLIES and geld
InEs selling; FIVE and one-haf turiongs. bnsy
Edith 100: Marie o'Brien los; Hiker, ITO; Mabel
Montgomery. ITO; Distant Shore, ITO; AallAru I'D.
THIRD RACE-ThreeSear-old and upward; han
dicap: one mile. Stromboh. Ia; Adams Express
IL: Tartar lB; MontreSsor. 10; Star Gaze. 10;
PandeGn los; Holiday lo2: Reyburn, 100; Aire5 49,
FOURTH RACE-TWo-year-olds; handicap; M
furIonEs MenIo Park lo4 LiberatoT. lis; ChiTalry'
no; Razzano 10; Runes, U; Cleaning, lN
FIFTH RACE-Thres FeaT-olds and UPWARD han
dcap: selling; one and oneSixteenIh miles Strong
10: Patton, 10; Guy Fisher, ne; Any Port - {;
ViriIs, us; Naisd. I0e; Belle Of Bryn MaET, los;
FLYING Fest, Ia
SIXTH RACE-TEo-yeAr-oh HIaidens; i've and
nne-haF furlonEs Doublet, loe; ROYAL Marty, log;
Sumherrr. Zoe; Montressor, loo; Frosty Face. liz;
Fenrock, III Ahara. H. ChtvAlry, IL; Jem, IL;
HuEuenot. III
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TORONTO.

FIRST RACE-Twoyear-olds; purse, 500; about
| FIVE furOnEs Bluewing, llS CQinlanl, 10 l. even
| to 2. won; ormead. li3 Watts : to l. even
to .. second; Electrician. lis FerguSOnl. TO !,
| . to / even third. Tine % IS Lady Benzel.
Little Pete. Irish General. and Margaret g. also
| ran.
| upward: abDut five furiongz. Pawn, lT lHilD.
! to l. to l. even won; Swift SURE. los CHsttsl.
} toe. to }. out, second; May Bride 10 tAc-
toni, to !. . to T. eTen. third Time, o. Rati-
gan, Tom FlanniEan. Soprano. Tee May and fhil
THIRD RACE-Three- yesr-oIds and upward; SELL
ing; purse $40: about five furiOngs Miss Felix.
l87 CActonl, ) ia ., even. l to . won; Tempest
ITO CMcCulluughl . to l, l to 3 out, second; Bod
kin ia Watts, 10 !. even, l to 2, third Time.
IS Casanova Luoetta. Con Carne. Ms LAlly
and Fundamental also ran
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward :
purse 500: FIVE furionEs. Parcel Post. 10
Twhitel. 5 to 2 2 to J. ont. won: Chiffon Chief
III (Heridgel. 10 !. to l. even, second: NC
Andrews, ia ouinlsnl. TO l. 70 ]. even. third
Time. o1 Yankee Lotus, Capt Nelson, St Bass.
and Bursar also
FIFTH RACE-Pour-yesr-olds and upward: sell
ing; purse 500; six and one half furlonEs. Etheda'
den Ruby. 100 Howard. to l. even. to :
second; Red Jacket, 10 Brooks, Is tn l. TO J.
to !. third Time. l .. Gin Top Miss Edna
Fenwick. Mia, and o lis True also ran :,
SIXTH RACE-Thtee- yearolds and upward; sell
ing; purse 500; about Eve furlonEs. Ynca. los
white. to l, to l. even. won; Abdul ITO
tHeridge). 10 to l. to l, to l. second; King
stalWart 10 CMclNulloughl. TO J. even. ! 10 2,
third. Time Sl So Big Lunar, Cloak, Cherry
Seed Free. and Buck Thomas also ran
SEVENTH RACE-FuVIr year-olds and upward;
selling; purse $500; about six and one-halt fur
longs. Cleopat. 1Os Howard even. l to ?, out.
won: King Radfurd, I07 CWhitsl N l. to l.
even. second Lou Lanier los Cwhitel. to l.
. tn l. even, third. Time, n Tom Holland,
Henotic. ProtaGoras. and Sunkist also ran
EIGHTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and upward:
selling: purse. 500; seven furiongs. Napier, lis
CGorel, to J. even. to ? won: Tom Hare. lo2
CWhitel. 20 !, even, 70 .. second; Pontsfract,
100 Howard, even, TO . out. third. Time. 81
Billy Stuart Miss Joe. Leilahoa, HaldemAn, and
Sir Denrah also ran
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FIRST RACE-Mares; three-yesr-olds and up
ward: handicap: six fuTlonEs. Star Jasmine. /. ZOE
martini Il to ], to l. to 2 won; Flying Fslfy
ia CDaTiesl, s to 5, to s. to 5, second; Hester
Prime III C1IcCshsyl. Is to 5. even. to 2 third
Time lH2 Floral Park, Isidora, Ringing, Win
ming Witch, Trumps, F1orin. lsiTose, and Edith W.
also ran.
SECOND RACE-Threeyear-olds and upward
steeplechase; handicap; about two miles Ballet ISs
IAIIenl even, to 5, out. JuTeTence, lE (Ker-
mathl, to l. 6 to 5. l TO ., second; Abdou. is
BOOTH, 8 to !, to 2. even, third. Time as
Meadow Lark and Bill Andrews also ran
THIRD RACE-TWo-ysAr-Olds; selling; five and
one-haf furlongs. Fair Helen, tHughssl. 9 to L
) to l. 7 to s. won; Brick and Mortar. 100 tCIaTerl
6 to l. to . to S, second; Athena, los OIcCsheyl
& to l. 2 to l. even, third Time, los IS Sand
stone Borax, Billie Joe. Louis V. Delano. Gertrude
B.. and Luxury also ran. Luxury finished first, but
HAS disqualified.
FOURTH RACE-Three year-olds and upward;
selling; one mile. Tartar, 100 (Taylor) 10 to to
l, 2 70 T. won; His Majesty. Us NcCaheyl. 8 to l.
10 /, TO s. serond; Punch Bowl. IL ButEeID. u
to 5. even. / 10 . third. Time. Isl IS Frederick
L., Hedge. Buckhorn, Surprising, Robert Bradley.
Gamer and Ten Point also nan.
FIFTH RACE-Threeyear-oldS and upward; sell
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TORONTO.

FIRST RACE-Threeyesr-olds and upward; sell
inE; maidens; about i've fulongs. st. Win, los
Woods Fitzgerald lO5; Hope Des, 100; TigenA. loe
Lady Isle TO- Jimmy German, Ill; King Cot
ton Ia; Tom Flanagan, lis; Cooster, ll5.
SECOND RACE-Three-year-oldS and upward
selling; about FIVE furiongs- Smash, foe; Cara
ouet l02; La Thorpe. IA: Lucetta lH Spnni
Up. ia; Pony Girl. ia; Spirk. ia; Casaue. ZIG
Real star. lis
THIRD RAClThree-year and upward; sell
ing: about Eve furlonEE. RStigzn, la; Sandman
lbs; Surprising II: Ada Bay lo2; isabelle Case
lo5. PhilopenA. o. GeIls Chiffon. los; Dust, ITO
Tventy-one 10: Donovan. ll5.
FOURTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward
ceiling: one and oue-siNteenth miles. DIR. Holzs-
hcrS. lG: Rose O'Seill. 10; LiGe Jackson, no.
Noon. IL: Chief Kee III: The Squire, III; Forty
miner ll2: Gallant Pirate, lis.
FIFTH RACE-Three- year-olds and upward; sell
ing; seven furIongs. MARTY Lou, 100; Chftop,
IO6 Chiffon Squaw Ill; Miss Joe, Iii; Uncle Dick,
IL: Napier, lis; YuIetide. lls
SIXTH RACE-Three -yesr-olds and upward; SELL
ing: about Ave furiuugs Miss Christie. lO7; Ked-
ron, iOe; Fleming III; Lou Lanier. ia; DOrR
NJ Dutz ia; Fsnehstte. III; Kelly. los; silas
Grump ll6
SEVENTH RACE-Three-yesr-oI ODDS and upward
selling: six and unehaf furiOnEs Margaret LoWry,
100. Laird o Kirkcaldy 10; CleOpat, IL; Gre
can Bend. H. Lord Lsdss. ia; Little Jake. rs;
Tackle. ia: Prince Chap. III.
EIGHTH RACE-Three- year-Ods and upward :;
srllinE: about i've furIonGS. Bundle Of Rags. lo2:
Largo 100: Plain Ann. loS; Carrissims. los; Phil
Conners, 10; Csmarada. Ill: Duchess Daily. Ill;
Bodkin. ll3; Johnny Hams, 49, VOLTS Bath, lis
Ill.
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FORT ERIE.

FIRST ACE-Three-year-olds and upward; foal.
ed in Canada; selling; pIse, 500; six furlongs.
slippery Day. Ne CMetcslfe). to ). to T. out.
won Ondramida, los (SteTensonl, y TO !, 10 l.
TO 5 second; Caperssuce, los Teahanl II to l, TO
l. to s. third. Time. ia Is. Fsllen Angel. Dia-
mond Cluster. Mausolels. Puritan Lass, and Auster
also rzn.
SECOND RACE-Maidsn two-year-oIds: pure,
500; five furlongs. GoldTest Boy. los tMcCabel. .
to 5. to 8. TO s. won; Clynta, lO6 tAndreS). to
!. to ? 6 to s. second; Carrie Orms. 100 Van
dusenl. 10 to l. to l, 10 l. third. Time. 0l IS.
Unity Csnnonade. Anna Rose, st. Leo, Star Cress,
Revere Celebrity. and Flossie Crockett also nan.
THIRD RACE-Purse $50; three~ypar-olds and
upward; GFe and one-haIf furlonEs. Blue Mouse. If
CTeahanl, to l. to 2, to s. won; Silk Day, ln2
tSmythl, % 20 J. TO !. to l. second Supreme
lO5 Carroll. to !. to ?. to 5, third. Time
l:O7. May L.. Mordecai Sureget Uterpe, Lefty
Haywood, MacClintOck, PamTinea, and Gen. Ben
Ali also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse. 500; three-year-oIds and
upward; one mile and seventy yards. Father Riley.
IS (COleman. to /, to l. even. won; Penalty. l02
ICaHlD. l6 10 l, to !. TO l. second; La Mode, %
tSmythl TO l. II to s. even, third. Time, l:is IS.
MOckery. Runaway Netmaker, Sun Queen, Uncle
Ben. Orperth. and Flora also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Purse, 500; twoyearolds; five
aPd une-haf furlonEs. Vogue. 100 CAndres). to 5.
to 5. l to 3 Linda Payne, 100 tObertl, 10 to
!. TO l. 20 5. second: Sam McAleekin. l05 dish
monl. - to s, even. l to ?. third. Time, l On 81
Uncle Fitz. George Roesch. RedlRnd, Palermo,
Zndel. and Ethan Allen also
SIXTH RACE-Purse. 500; selling; threeyear-
olds and upward; five and one-haf furlongs. Miss
Gayle. l02 (Coemanl, to l. to 2, even, won;
Ratins 90 CMurphyl, 9 to l, ; te l. to 5. second;
Ben Puince, lO9 (HanOTerl . to !. to !, TO l.
third. Time. l07. Rubicon II, Hancard. Miss De
catur, Lady Lightning and AIoncrief also nn.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse, 800; twO-year-olds and
upward and one-siEteenth miles STTingmaid
los tMetcalD. d to 5. to 5. TO 5. won; Bushy
Head, l04 CARROLL, to l. 10 !. tn S. second;
Stanley S, III VandussnL l6 to ]. to ], to !,
third. Time la5 Is. Centsuri. staTano. Sunny
Boy, Battling Nelson. levin Big Dipper. Sir Fret
ful. AbbOttsford and Kingling also ran.
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BALTIMORE FEDS GO
into FIRST POSITION
Chifed, Are Unable to Hit George
Suss.-The SeOre1'
5 to 2.
OTHER FEDERAL CONTESTS

Baltimore, Nd. Aug. G-with suggs
hurting effective ball throughout, Balti-
more found little trouble in taking the
third game Of the series from Chicago
today, winning by the count OF to 2, and
displacing them as the leaders In the
Federal League race. II is the second
time this week that the Terrapins have
forced the chifeds from the top OF the
heap. Mcclure was hit freely and in
the sixth was yanked in favor of Fisk.
Only one bingle was made OF him. Home
runs by A. Walsh and Mcclure Melted
the visitors their only counts. Score:
chicaEo............... oooIoloo o-2 2
Bsltirnore............ 90 o o Us 10
Bstteries=McCiuire. Fisk and Clemens; suEEs and
Jseklitsch. Umpires-Messus. Brennan and Andsr
pon.
Brooklyn, N Y, Aug 6-Jim Blue
Jacket. the Giant Indian twirler, made his
debut In the East today in the Brookfed
box and scored his first victory by shut
ting out Kansas City. 2 to o. The game
was called at the end OF the seventh in
ming TO enable the Kansas City players
to catch train for the West. In the
first inning GrigEs singled. Evans
doubled. scoring Griggs, and Evans raced
home on Hofman's single.
johnson. also an Indian, pitched a
steady game for the Westerners. Score:
RH.E
Brooklyn eooo-2
Land. Unpir,s-M.szsL hcComick and shannon.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Aug. b-Pittsburgh
Feds won a long drawn out game from
the st. Louis Feds, 6 to 3 today. The
score was twice tied After St Louis
had knotted It In their half OF the in
ming Savage triphed and scored on an in
field out. Score:
St: Loui.. ............ Io2ooo ol-5 10 2
Pittsburgh. ........... 90 OO2o Is u }
Batteries Davenport. Brown. and simnu; Knet1er
and Berry. Umpares-MessrA Van sickle and Gu
sAck.
Buffalo, Aug 6-By taking both ends
of a double-header today the Buffeds
made IL three out Of four on the series
with the Hoosiers. The scores were to
l and to 3 Gene Knapp pitched in
best form he has shofn this season. while
his teammates knocked George Mullin
the ex-Tiger from the box in the sixth
inning OF the first game
By punching their hits on Kalserling
while the HOosiers were seized with a
spasm Of wild throwing the locals man
aged to overcome a tWo-run lead 10 win
the second game. Scores:
First EaDe- R. z.
India M rolls. . % o o 81 II
Buffalo. ............... 5000 o. u
Batteries Nulln. McConnaurhey. and Rard-n !
Warren. Knpr. and Blair. Umrres-MesSTH /
Goecksl and Gross.
Second game RI. z !
Indianapc ......... 0 900 - 20 o-3
............-.. 10000 49, i
Patterns K,is-riing and Raridsn Moore and
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F0RTY.SEVEN GERMAN
SHIPS ARE ENGLISH PRIZES

London, Aug. h-Forty-seveu German
merchant ships, having a total value with
their cargoes OF about SIS. oOS.Os have
been captured since England and Ger
many went TO war Tuesday night Some
of the ships were captured on the high
seas. but most OF them we're coaling or
loading or unloading cargoes in English
harbors when war was declared and be-
came easy prey for the English.
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DIED.

BRADFORD
MILITARY ORDER OF THE LOYAL LEGION
OF THE UNITED STATES
- Cdmmandery Of the Distinct Of Columbia
City Of Washington, D. C.. August e 1910
The death Of Companion ROYAL BIRD BRAD
EOhD. Rear Admiral. U. s. Navy retired on the
Ath instant. is announced TO the Commandery.
funeral services, at which the attendance Of the
Companions Is requested. viii Be held at Saint Mar
k s Protestant Episcopal Church. Connecticut
avenue and FLORIDA Avenue \. W. % Friday It'll
instant. at 10 O'Clock A NJ. Intsment in Arlington
Cemetery.
By command Of
Lieutenant Colonel GILBERT C. RNIFFTN.
U. 5 YalUnteers. Commander.
THOMAS X. MCKEE. Recorder
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