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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-10-02

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able to cure In all its stages, and tnar y
Catarrh. Halls Cafarrh Cure Ii the only
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disease requires a constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In
fernalIy, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. there
By destroying the foundation 81 the dis
ease. and giving the patient strength py
nature in doing its work. The prpprietorf
have so much faith In its curative pow
ers that they offer One HundI ed Dollars
for any case that It fails 70 lure. Sene
for list OF testimonials.
Address.F. T. CHENEY a. Co, Toledo. Q
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills Tor conctlpafios
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1914-10-02

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moved back to Meridian fir mi
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24
By A. S. BURLESON, Postmaster General

come largely from wage carriers,
particularly in those communities
where foreign-born population pre-
dominates. Many foreigners prob
ably believe that their money Is
taken from the postal savings win
dow directly to the vaults Of the
Treasury Department at Washing
ton. You could scarcely convince
them that their dollars are redc-
posted automatically in 1,lIj
ordinary banks. 1t would not be
possible to explain to such deposi-
tors the intricacies Of the routine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-05-24

Z first international bank, with its count
less branches all over the world and
particularly in the United Sta,es, IS pat
ronized by people OF all ages, regardless
Of sex, language, or color; yet it is the
most insecure OF all banking institutions.
It's insecurity is doubly alarming because
il cndangers tens of millions Of dollars,
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maidens twoyearolds: Canadian
bred 500 added four and one-half furlOnes Lady
Spendthrift lis Collins, T. 40 !. to ]. even, won
Harry Bassett ia Peak. to |. even, out. sec
ond; Last Spark IL CTaplinl. to 10. out, third
Time o:5s rs. Mono G.. Brown Stout and Colder
June also ran.
SECOND RACE-Four year-olds and upward; on
winners since MAY i; $50 added: seven furlongs
Sister Florence. los Jones' Is TO /, to ]. to J.
won Ray ll0 Denny. 10 l. even, to 2. second
Clin Stream, lG Collins. to l. to !. TO !,
third. Time. d Montague Dick DeidWOod
Arran. Eye White, Bernadette. Brawny. Duquesne,
and Cryso also
THIRD RACE-Three-year-old and upward: 500
sdded: six furionGS. Sir Elaise lH tTsplin,. 10
s. to 5. / to ). won; Pan Zareta l2s Peakl.
il to g. to s. TO 5, second Recoil. 62 CClaveri.
Is to /. TO l. , to l. thin. Time. LIZ as.
-Manasseh. CoIquitt Back Bay. and Sherwood
also
FOURTH RACE-Connaught Cup; handicap;
three-yesr-oIds and upward Canada owned: 81 800
added; mfe and a quarter. Hearts Of Oak.
lis tGrayl } to 2. 2 to 5 ont. won; Priyet Petal.
lOe CTaplinl. to ?. 10 5. out second: Plate
Glass, I96 lGodsteinl. TO 5. / to ). out. third.
Time. aOs IS. Martin and The Usher also ran.
Dynamite. Banjo Jim, Cliff Stream Lindesta Mont
Calm and Calgary scratched.
FIFTH RACE -SterplecfsSe Handicap; four-ycsr-
olds and upward 500; about two and one half
miles Rundown l3i iBorianl. l3 to 8 out won
Mystic Light, iI dayton. to . out second.
Time, SIG. Exton fell.
SIXTH RACE-Four year olds and upward; SELL
ing; 500 added; seven furlongs. SepuIreda los
(Murphyl. Z TO ]. tn l, TO s. won: Cliff Edge.
lo2 Collins. to /. 10 l. even; second: Brynsry
10 tBurnsI. TO =. to.5 to TO- third Time
Isl IS. Hcnotir, Dahomsy. Boy. Chad BunOrd.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST -RAcE-Three year-olds and upward; siI
furlangs. Al Bloch 100: Mimorioso. I62: Amor loi
Mac, 100; FIXING Yankee. lOs: John ID. Wakefield.
los Coz lOs tesuise Paul los.
SECOND RACE Selling: flles; twO-ysar-olds;
FIVE furlonEs Planetary. Io5; Best Bib and Tucker.
s5: Fire Light s5; Gertrude b., IS; Lady Jane
Grey. 100: Misty Alon. 100; Ella Jennngs, l03;
Idiola. los; Lady Reach. lOs; Katherine G.. l8.
THIRD RACE-seIling: three-y year-olds and up
ward: six furlonGs Squire Bill, g; ROYAL Dainty.
s5 Bay berry Candle. 81; Lady Moonet. lol; High
Street. l02: Luria. lo2: Yenghee. los Campeon. ll6
FOURTH RACE-SrecuatiOn Stakes; three year
olds and upward: mile and sixteenth Benanet.
90: Boulah $, lo3: Star Jasmine. los: Samuel r,
Never. I07; Cream. los; Winning Witch. III.
FIFTH RACE-Hardicap: thrce- -year-olds and
upward: mile and eighth. Buck Keenon. e5;
Strong loe; Flora Fina. lo7: Solar Star los Done
rail. l0a
SIXTH RACE-sellng: three year-olds: mile and
sixteenth. Loyeland. g; Wild Horse. IGl; Busy
Head. lG; Helen NJ. l0i; Gladys Y. los; Dryad
los: Lady Exrant, lle.
SEVENTH RACE-Four. year-oids and upward +;
mile and eighth. Guide Post I0O: Canten1. lee 4;
serricence. los; DEFY. los: Gold Color. lG. Golden
Treasure. lo7 KinElinE. It7: Spindle III; pil.tury
Ill: Woodcraft. Ill.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

| FIRST RACE-Six fuTlongs: three yesr-ods and
upward: selling. Cash Delivery. lis tNeylon),
HG1. $50. $3.50 won: Theodorits s Martini. 81 20.
s. %. second; Lady London. les tKeoghD. TO- third
Time. L. Archery. Destino. Al Bloch. The Busy
| body. Beau Chiffon and Billy Barnes also
| SECOND RACE-FiVe-eighths Of a mile: two
ysar-od maiden colts and geldings. Sandstone. los
tobertl Sl5.5. $50 S 60. won; Business Agent los
tNeylonl. $50. $50, second: Rhodes. 10 Henry.
81 20. third. Time, l:ol Is. Tam Tam. Cycle. JEFF
Roberts. Rescue. Joe D.. Santo. Timepiece and
Densro also ran.
THIRD RACE-Three-year-olds allowances: one
mile. KuCfhAsr. s3 Connolly. S2nlo. $50 $40.
| won; John Gund loo (Kcogh>. $50, $50. second
| Hodgc. lG (obcrtl. SEQ third. Time. l:3s IS.
Huntress. Robert Kay. Boots and Saddle also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Three-quarte Of a mile; three
| year-olds ard upward: handicap. Presumption 1os
tConnollyl So ~ $50 s.. won: Great Britain. lis
tObertl. $50, $50. second: Othello. 90 tNeylon),
$40 third Time. I'LL 25 Deposit and Prince
HcrmiI also ran.
FIFTH RACE-FTe-eighths n a mile: two-year-
old Allies; allowances Brigs Sister is CNeslonl,
$50. $50. s. won; LADY Bsrbary. Ill ODishmonl.
a.so, $50 second: Margaret D.. lis (Keoshl. s2s.
third. Time oS9 IS. Lady Mexican. Dorothy Per
kins Pan Maid. Ambrosia. Yecnay Inez and DARK
Flower also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and an eighth: thrre-year-
olds and upward selling White Wool. liz iKeoghl
Sl51. s. $50. won: ROnne Chance. los CNeylonl,
S. 20. $50 SECOND: vercna lo6 fPooD. $50. third
Time. ls2 Disparity. Mary Ann X. and Senator
O'Ryan also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
BELMONT SUMMARIES.

FIRST RACE-Msiden hlfes and geldnss: two
yeaT-olds; five furionEs; Straight. Dismiss 10
lMcTagsartl. TO /. TO l. 4 to s. won: CarTz, 10
tkederisl. to s. ) to s. second: Duublet Ito (Trox
leri. to ). to s. out third. Time. 90 Is. Head
, mast Princess Ormonde Cugrail. Borsx Montrusa
Asbokan, BroGmlesf. Capt. Farr. Ptolemy. Futuris;
and Lou Blue also ran CaprA and Doublet Butle1
entry.
SECOND AcE-Three-yesr-olds: selling: siI fur
longs; main cuurse. Cross Bun los tKederisl. to
S. TO 5. ont. won; Edith W.. 81 Dfarcos. 10 to l.
10 l. to !. secOnd; MsHim'S Choice. lG Fair.
hrUtherl. 10 To l. to l. to !. third. Time. LIZ s.
rsn-
THIRD RACE-TWo-yesr-olds: selling: fire fur,
longs: straight. HaTersack. u. McTaRsrl
TO 10. % 5. out. won Boryo. Urzn, 6 to l.
10 S, TO TO- sccUnd: ShantrIse 8 (Mckeeyerl.
. to ]. to l. TO l. third. Time. Ol rs. Miss
fielder, DeTiltry and shorthand also ran.
FOURTH EAGl- -. Little Neck Handica p;
three-year-olds one and one<iIteenth
miles. PennaHt. g. TO 10. 9 to s. out,
won: BuckhOrn. Gel to !. to 5. to s.
second; Buskin l11iheri 3 10 2 6 to 5.
TO . third. Tin. -. Holiday and vsndegTift
also BusLin. tie Metropolitan Handicap win
EeT, Ldded starter.
FIFTH RACB-Three- year-oIds and upward: sell
to l. won: Pomette Blue ss tMcCahey). Is to g.
to S. out. second: Water welles. is tButvell
to l, to l. to 5. third. Time. p Is Don Nc
Donald. Goldy. and Patton also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Msiden three-year-ods and up
ward; mile. Stonehenge. lo5 (BuItonl. Q to S.
l TO . OGt, won Little Nearer. liz tFairbrotherl.
Il TO TO |, out. second; Miss Caanagh. lot But
welD. to ). to 2. out. third. Time. l:il. Decoy
and Malay also
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
MONTREAL ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-Purse, $500; selling; twoyearolds
maidens five furOngs. Energetic. le2; Flossie Loo.
l4: Bagatelle l05 Star and Garter, 100; Haberdash'
IO7: Reliance. l0s: Gold Haven. la3; Mrs Campbell
lc: Still Day. los; Tie Pin. l6; Jefferson. ls
Ken IL
SECOND RACE-Purse, $50; sellin; handicap;
Canadian-bred threey yesr-olds and upward; seven
furlongs Sandy. IS; Diamond Cluster. lo2: Cal
umny Io7; BurSsr lo7; Rock Spring. Ill; Amphion,
lol Breast Plate. Io2; Sarolts, l0; Auster. lS
THIRD RACE-Purse. $50; selling; three-year-
olds and upward; six furlOugs. Harvest Queen ~ +;
Requiram lei: ChiIla lO5; Elma, loe; Hoffman. ITO;
Uncle Ed, g.: Joe Finns. los; CoppertoWn. lo;
Briar Path. Il0; Iabot, Ill.
FOURTH RACE-Purse, $3.50; kindergarten
stakes; two-year-ods: five frIrlongs Josena Zarate,
s; Tzrzan lo2; Casaba, IS; Ida Claire lis; HeunOn.
s5; Tokay, los: CommOnsda. ll3; Sir Edgar. lis.
FIFTH RACE-Purse. 500; stCeplechsse; selling
handicap: four-yesr-olds and upward; two mile.
Port Arlington 80; Bill Whaley. is: Nottingham.
I3s; Jim L.. 80; Come On. is; Idle Michael ls
SIXTH RACE-Purse. SSol; selling handicap;
three year-olds and upward: one mile RaEenai. IS
Harry Lauder 100: Ask Ma lo6; Frank Hudson.
los: Sherlock Holmes. los; Dangerous March. ITO;
Spring Maid. 100: rAiglon. lo3; Irish Gentleman,
los: Elwah. lG: Towton Field. los.
SEVENTH RACE-Purse $50: selling: three
year-olds and upward: and one-eighth miles
Lady Rankin @: Billie Baker. s: Console. lo5;
Clih Stream. lO6; Napier. los: Cisco. ss: Snow
Flakes 90; Dynamite. 100: Love Day, loS.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
RACE MEET TO START
AT MARLBORO TO-DAY
Seven Well Balanced Events Carded for Opening Day
of Meeting George Miller to Raise the
Barrier Crowd Expected.

The Southern Maryland Agricultural
and Fair Association will throw its gates
open today for ten days meeting al
the Marlboro race course. Everything
is In readiness: the track is lightning
fast. and the course Is in tip-top shape
The third event on the card-the
''steeplechase"-send nine horses. all
well-seasoned and trained to the minute,
to the barrier.
George NJ. Miller, universally popular,
and rated as one Of the foremost start
ers In the country, will WELD the flag. The
officials Of the course are men of high
integrity. and a glance at the roster in
dicates that high-class racing should at
tend their presence.
The Marlboro management has con-
cluded arrangements with the Chesa-
peake Beach Railroad to run two spe-
cial trains-one leaving the District line
at IL O'Clock. and the other at lao p. m
The run to Marlboro will be made in
twenty minutes. Immediately after the
last race the Beach road will have
enough trains in readiness to bring the
crowds back without any delay.
Many jockeys who have been riding in
Canada arrived here yesterday. includ-
ing some OF the best boys riding
FIRST RACE-Two-year-olds: four and one-half
furlonss strome. 0; Miss Pussum. IoT: Rustic
Mid. lG; Carl. lo; Ermasards. lG; Nay. liz;
Racy ia
SECOND RACE-Thre-yesr-olds and upward ;
selling; five and one-hsh furlonss Scarlet Letter.
N2; Della Mack. loz: The Urchin. Isi: Kinder Lou.
III sylvan Belle. Ill; Hugh Gray. II3 Sig Levy.
III; wooisie. loe; Ada. lc2: cannock IoI; Hen
riettA W. Ill; Debonh. Ill; Kelly. I5; PAS
On lis
THIRD RACE-s,eeplech.se four.year-olds and
upward; two miles. ProcliTity. He; Josie Hampton.
~ Gallant and Cav. Isl Orderly Nat Isl; Malaga.
Hs; AZURE Maid. Hs; Bronte Isl
FOURTH RACE-Three- yesr-OIds and upward ;
selling: seven and Onehaf furiongs 'Agnier. Ios
Whisrfr Belle. III; Top Rock. Ill: Gen. McGregor
lI5; John Roberts. lB; I,oysl Onyx. ll3; Pharaoh
ZIG. Miss Brush. III. Remarkable Ill: Starbosrd
l3; Joaquin. u; Golden Castle. IL: Jim Canrey
III
FIFTH RACE-Threey yearolds and upward 4:
seiling; about five and one-hAf furlongs Bobby
Cook, los: Elsewhere. Ill; Mason lI5: Cherry SEED
llS; Coming Coon. Hs; Assessor Ill: Double F. lis;
Nmbus. ll3: Deduction. Is. Mouoief lB
SIXTH RACE-Thrpe-y yea -olGs and upward; selI-
ing: six and one half furionss. Tom Hsncock Ios ::
Hedge Rose. IL: Brush. ll5: little England lIs;
kitiery. l@: Belle Of BrynmsNr II3: Irish Maid
III.
SEVENTH RACE-Four- yearoIds and upward
selling; about nye and one-hsh furio1gs sPhsw
l0,: Tiger Jim. lo; silss Grlmp N: Glen
Beachey. loI: Prince Chap. lT; Moutcalm, p7 !;
fncs. loe: sunkist. loi: Hughie Quinn. ls: Auto
Maid. lG: Racing Belle. lG Monte For III
'-Appreniice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
GAMES TODAY.
YANKEES CHALLENGE.

The Yankee A. c. would like to ar
range games with all strong teams aver.
aging eighteen years. For games address
]. Robertson, 1876 f street northwest
Following is the lineup: Marion, catcher
Currie center field: Gottielt, shortstop;
F. McFarlane, right field; Leviean, first
base. S'Iter pitcher: Gallagher, seccu
base; CalfritZ, third base: Schilckle-
right field, and Schultz, pitcher.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
EASTERN, 8; ALL.TARS, 3.

Runs-F.iran. speith. R. Brill. Johnson ~. va
rels Hunt l.. Brewer, Murray. Hayden 2l. f1rs'
base on hsIls-oh Phipps. S; of Mitchell. l. Struck
out-By Phpps 3. BY Mitchell, ]. Home nm
Hunt. ThEee-base ht-PhpTs. Two-base hits
Vareia Becker. Brewer. Sacrifice mt-Narrla
Stolen hase-STeith. Double play-Buscher 10 brli
TO Carico. Hit by pitcher-By Phipps. !. Passed
bslI-Miiler. Umpire-Mr. Nenable. Time OF game
q hours and minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
NINTH, 9: UNITED BRETHREN. O

Runs-Cssidy. Rountree CH. Giorannetd o..
Broome. Harms Howell. Earned runs-Ninth, =
first base on hals-United Brethren. .: Ninth )
Left on bases-United Brethren. 2: Ninth. g. FIrs,
hesr on hslls-On Upton. }: OF Gioraunetti. = In
nings pitchcd-By Tip;on s; by Giorannetti :. Hits
made-Of Upton. II: OF Giovannetti /. Struck out
BY Upton. Z: by Gioraunetti H. Three basr hits
Giovannetti %. Two-6ase hits-ROuntree Howell.
Sacrifice hy-Broome. Stolen bases Hanley Tip,on
Burrier 90. Howell. White. Hit By pitcheT-By Tip
ton White. Umpire-Mr Fsnshaw Time Of game
i hour and % minutes. Attendance-sp
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
Montreal.

First race-NIrs. CamPtell. Haberdash. Jefferson.
Second Tlce-ROcksprinG AusteF. Sarolla
ThiTd Tace-Brar Path, Harvest Queen. Joe
Finn.
Fourth racr-Sir Edward HnsE entry. Tarzzan
Fifth race-ldle Michael. Bill Whsley. Noting
ham.
sixth raee-IriSh Gcntlenan. Ask Ma, Sherlock
Holmes.
Seventh racc-Snow Flakes. Lady Rankin
Dynamite.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
Marlboro.

First race-Rustic Maid. May Emaganle
Second race-Kelly. The Urchin. Deborah.
Third race-BrOnte. Malaga. Orderly Nat
Fourth race-Agnier. Golden Castle, Startsnard.
Fifth race-Deduction. MOncTief Coming Coon.
Sixth race-Little England kittery, Tom Han.
cock
seventh raoe-Monty Fox. Montcalm, Ynca.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
lie Wins Middle Atlantic Tennis Title Beating Spencer Gordon
INDEPENDENT MANAGERS
HOLD MEETING TONIGHT

A meeting Of the managers of
Independent ball clubs vii: be
held In. The Washingten Herald
Building tonight. startis
promptly at 8 o'cfock. As the big
series will start Sunday, all
managers who want their club 10
hattie for the championship Of
the District and virginia are
urged to be present tonight. A
handsome prize has been offered
70 the winning team.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
TwNING 9; MoHAWKs, 5.

Runs-Msaly. kaldenbach ~. Drescher. Merry
man. Rocket. Luckett. Sherford Gormsn. Jacobs
(2, Belle C2l, Burns Earned nIns-Twinng G; Mo
hawks. Left on bases-Twining. 6: MohaWks,
First bsse on bslls-on McirEth. |; of Belle. 4
Struck out-By Mctirath. g; by Belle. T. Three ba -
hit-Bele. Two base hits-Lnckett, Drescher Sac.
rihce hit-Merryman. Stolen has-s-ksldenbach ~
Drescher, Merrymsn Belle. Burns, Jacobs. Double
play-Burns to Weber TO Perison. Hit BY pitcher
By Mct'rath Jacobs. Umpire-Mr. Hodkinson
Time Of game-l hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
RACING RESULTS, ENTRIES AND SELECTIONS

Liberty Bell. Benedict, Isabel Case, Merry Lad.
Toddling and Fort Sumter also
SEVENTH RACE-Threey ear-olds and upward
selling; $50 sdded; mile. GALAXY. lOI collins,
to l. to !. even. Fool o. Fortune loe
Callahan. % TO l. to I. to l. second: Buzz
Around, S (Murphyl. Is to 5. to s. to 2
third. Time. i:io rs. Howard LAgos. stscco.
Minda Rustling Brass and Nash also ran.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
IMMANUEL, 10; ST. PAUL. 8,

Runs-sisouney (9, Bell. McLsuen. Rawlings.
Strait. Armstrong g. Simpson Gessford, shultz
co. Beatty. Grissom t9. Arnold. Parsley. Fergu.
son ~. Earned uns-St- Paul, s: Immanuel Z
First base by errors. 81. Paul. g: Immanuel l.
Left bases-St. Paul, %; Emmanuel. g. First
base bslls-0f Coe. ); GessRord 2; Bell
Innings pitched-By Gessord. 6 2-3; Bell 2l-3 Hit,
msde-of Gessford. u; Bell 2 Struck out-By Coe
3; Gessford q; Bel, 2 Three-bsse -Sigourney
Strait, Armstrong. TWobsse hit-Rawlings Sacri-
hce hit-Psrsiey. Stolen bases-Sigourney. RaWlings
Armstrong t9. Simpson, Shultz. Grissom fg,
Beatty, Parsley. Double play-Grissom to Parsley
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
WAR WINS A GAME.
aoners-.'..-.---...... 5000 uIl-
'-'''---------------.. % col .-5

huns-Creswen, Darlington. McFarlape Lamb
ko~ley. Burke %. Eckendorf t2. Left on ha.es"
Comm issloners. 10: War. 6 First base on beIIsGOs
fio1et; .; on Eokendorf. s; of Jarboe l. Inning,
pitched-By Eckendorf S: by JRrhoe u;. s
ON hckendnr Struck out-By Piozet :. IN,
bckendon. 4; BY Jarboe. . Three-base hits-Burks
". Sacrifice fy-Moriarity. Stolen bases-Csrring-
Miller. Piozet Sullivan l5l. Damper ta1 Bo,,,,,
Moriarity. Eckendon. Double play-LAmb 10 C1,rt
Wild pttches-Fiozet. Eckendnrf t2, Jarboe. Passed
haH.SchsnT. Baks-Eckendor Piozet umpire-
Mr hugnes. Time OF Game-l hour and IS minutes
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
TODAY'S SELECTIONS.
I.Ouisyille.

First nce-MimorusO. LBnise Paul Coy
Second race-Lady Jane Grey. Freight. kath-
crime &.
Third Eace-Royal Dainty Yenghee. Camreou.
Fourth racI-Wining Witch Cream. Beulsh ).
Fifth race-FloIa Fina. Strong. Donerail.
Sixth Tace-Loyeland Dryad, Lady Errant
Seventh ce-wOodcraft. Guide Post SerIi-
Ctnce
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
WELCH-RTTCHIE BOUT OFF.

>reclal To The washington hcTald-
New York, June THE Willie Richie
Freddy Welch bout for the lightweight
Of the world. which was
to have been held in London this month
was called of today after 4 disagreement
over the referee and stakeholder.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03

Runs Mulroe. Riddle. HoIbruner Co. Babhdnston.
Hutchison. Hunt Left on bAses-southern, z;
Union Station ) First base On ballEon T.
Thompson, 2: OF Munich, !. Innings patched-by T.
Thompson, l; by Hunt. 6. Hits made
on T. Thompson. /: OF Hunt. 4 Struck out-by
+. Thompson, .: BY Hunt. Z; b MUNICH, 10. stolen
bzses-Mulroe, Riddle ~, Hobruner %, Hunt. sui
irsn, Boyd. Hit bs piteher-By Munich boyd.
Passed balls -Hiscoek, 4; Bzbongtou, !. Umpire
Mr. Joe Hsndboe. Time Of game-l hour and ID
minutes.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
TEN'TowN, s; CHERRYDALE, S.

Runs-stesrns. Donaldson. Kirkland (2l. Hager
oldheld 81, Adams. l.. Russo, Grayson Burroughs
Marino. Zsresa. First base on balls-0f Jackson.
s.: Adams. Innings pitched-By Jackson. 5;
yemstein, ]. Struck out-By Jackson 6; Adams
StearnS. L Russo. Donaldson. Howard Wild pitch
JACKSON. Cmpire-Mr Ray.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
WHITE sOx DEFEATED.

Special to The Washington Herald.
Detroit, June 2-Russell pitched poor
game for the white sox today, and this,
combined with fast fielding on the part
Of the Tigers. won for them today. to q
SP0ra-
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03

Runs-Ntt. High. Crawford. Burns Ksranaugh.
schalk Alcock. Sacrifice hits-Burns. Alcock. Stolen
bases-vft t2). Crawford. Kavsnaugh. Burns. Mo
risrty. Stanase. Left bsses-Chicago 10; De
troit, 5. Two-base hits-Alcock, Eavanauzh Dou-
bic play-High to stsnage. Bases on balis-Of Rus
sell. 4: on Hall. } Struck out-By Russell 4: By
Hall. J. UmIires-Messrs. Connolly and Dineen.
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
MUNICH IN FORM.

Southern defeated Union Station yes
terday in the R. r. Y. NJ. c. A. League,
6 to 1. Munich allowed only two hits.
both coming in the last inning. Score:
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
AMATEUR BASEBALL.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

Central Leasue-Spsrtans. 4; Sherwood. 4.
Departmental League-War. S. Commissioners. 4.
Potomac League-Eastcrn, 9; All stars. lexhibi
tioa gamel.
East Washington Sunday School Lesgue-Nipth
3; United Brethren. O.
r. r. Y. NJ. q. A. League-southern. 6: Sta
tion.
Northwest Sunday School League-Immanuel, 10
St. Pauls, g.
Treaslry League-Federas. 8; Interstate, I.
Rosedale League-Cohnmbias. II; Highianders, II.
Marquette League-Tennalbtown. s: Cherydale.
Rruokland Church Lesgue-Baptists 5; Episco
palisns. l.
GAMES TODAY.
Central League-Emerald vs. Printers
Departmental League-PostOffice Interior.
Potomac Lcasue-Congress Heights vs. Steel Plant
East Washington Sunday School League-Refoma
ton Fifth.
r. r. Y. N. c. A. League-Southern Carmen.
Northwest Sunday School League -Brightwood "
Ono Class
Treasury Lnague-Ciril Service rs. Marines.
RoSedale League-Holy Name st. Paul's.
Marquette Lesgue-St Martins Trinity.
Brookand Church League-Catholics vs.. Meth
odsts
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03
FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays RESULTS.
Pittsburgh. 10; Buffalo. .
Buffalo, Z; Pittsburgh, J.
BROOKLYN, IL: Baltimore 5.
ST. Louis. ); Indianapolis
Chicsg,. 6; Kansas City. J.
ToDAY's GAMES.
Baltimore at BROOKLYN
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
Chicago at Kansas City.
Indianapolis at St Leuf
STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
gIsltn.ss.-.- i .sslss. Louis g
-: - III E;:s;l!::s:s5;aI: E;s!:::;saI::; + /
The Washington herald., 1914-06-03

RHODE ISLAND.
Arizona republican., 1914-11-14
THE LADIES' BANDS
 TWO QUALIFICATIONS


 A word about the Ladies band of twenty-five pieces, which has suddenly sprung into being under the direction Of Mrs. Williams It is hardly two months since the band was organized and then there was wait for instru- ments. Within that time the band has made the most remarkable progress.
 A very remarkable thing is that it has called upon nobody for help as most bands do in one way or another. The members have furnished their own instruments and their own handsome and costly green uniforms and they are the owners of their own unique band wagon.
 This band with the high school band, of which Mrs Williams is also the lead CT. screnaded The Republican office last night after the parade There is another thing about this Ladies band that may be mentioned and that is the individual pulchritude of the members. No doubt an ugly woman can attain proficiency in music as well as hand some woman but d band of good look ing women such as the Ladies band is composed of, appears to be able to make better music
Arizona republican., 1914-11-14
SHEEP AND GOATS DO
 MUCH FOR ARIZONA

A splendid advertisement for Arizona was the showing of sheep from a num- Der of the great ranges. Full exhibits of rams, ewes and lambs of some of the commonest breeds were on show together with representations of the In the Rambouillet class there was a particularly fine showing and compe- tition was close
 The display of goats also came in for a big share of interest. The judge in both classes was Prof G. w. Barnes of the University of Arizona, w. E. Bemis was superintendent
 Following are the prize winners:
 RamboulIet, Ranch Bred
 Aubrey Investment company, Ash Fcrk-Aged ram, 1st and End; year ling ram, 1st and 2nd yearling eve, 1st and 2nd.
 Rambouillet, Range Bred
 Aubrey Investment company-1st End and 3rd aged ram; End, yearling ram; 1st and 2nd, ram lamb; 1st and 2nd, aged eve: 1st, and and third, year ling eve; 2nd and 3rd, eve lamb Champion ram; champion eve; 1st flock.
 Grand Canyon Sheep Co.,. Flagstaff Yearling ram, 1st and 3rd; ram lamb 3rd; aged eve, 2nd: eve lamb, 1st: ge of sire and End flock.