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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27
Easter Ball with Rosell's Or.
chestra, Orpheus Hall, Satur'
day, April 3rd. 27-l

The directors OF the Provo Rive
Reservoir company paid a visit to III,
big pumping plant south OF Saratog,
Monday Some important improve
ments are scheduled to be made IN tn.
near future. which includes sever
new pumps.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

Mr. Hyrum skinner spent Sunday
IN Lehi visiting with his mother, Mrs
u. ~ Adams
The Lehi Fire Department VIII
commence its summer drills next
Thursday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27
Rosells Orchestra at Or
pheus Hall, Pleasant Grove,
Saturday, April 3rd. Ii

Mr.. and Mrs Hyrum Powell autoed
from Pleasant Grove to Lehi Thurs
day and spent the day as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. n. Adams
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

Friends Of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kirkham gave them a pleasant sur
prise party ut their home Thursda!
evening. the evening being spent will
games, music aud luncheon.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

The local Fire Department is pre-
pairing to give grand ball April
End. One of the things planned Is Il
marching contest between the Lehi
and Pleasant Grove departments.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

Several teams came from Payson t.
Lehi Thursday and loaded up wit
wood stave pipe from the Pawne'
Fruit Farm. They returned with thei
loads to Payson yesterday.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

Mr.. Il. A. Bushman. Jr.. this weeh
laid 4s7 feet of 2-inch galvanized
pipe, connecting the well he had
driven on Fifth West street with hi,
home I'm the field.
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LEHI LOCALS

&S&AAA&
MIR. and Mrs. G. c. webb have
child suffering with scarlet fever.
Next Sat. Rosell's Band a.
Orpheus Hall, Pleasant Grove.
Mr. and MRS H. H. Darling are
spending the week eud in Salt Ia
City, on business aud pleasure bent
A new girl, the first baby, arrived
at the home Of MIR and Mrs. Fora
Roberts Wednesday.
Mr. Hyrum skinner spent Sunday
IN Lehi visiting with his mother, Mrs
H. ~ Adams
The Lehi Fire Department will
commence its summer drills next
Thursday.
Lehi will watch with keen interest
the endeavor being made by the ii
quor interests to re-establish saloons
In our neighbor city
Just as this issue is going to presa
there is Il spirited game of indoor
base ball being played between the
Seventh grade girls OF lehi and Am
erican Fork.
Rosells Orchestra at Or
pheus Hall, Pleasant Grove,
Saturday, April 3rd. II
Mr.. and Mrs. IIyrum Powell autoed
from Pleasant Grove to Lehi Thurs
day and spent the day as guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs b. ~ Adams.
Friends OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Kirkham gave them pleasant sur
prise party ut their home Thursda!
evening, the evening being spent will
games, music and luncheon.
Several teams came from Payson Il
Lehi Thursday and loaded up wit
wood stave pipe from the Pawne
Fruit Farm. They returned with theil
loads to Payson yesterday
The local Fire Department is pre-
pairing to give "A grand ball April
End. One Of the things planned Is "a
marching contest between the Lohi
and Pleasant Grove departments.
Mr.. T.. A. Bushman, Jr., this week
laid 4s7 feet of 2-inch galvanized
pipe, connecting the well he had
driven on Fifth West Street with hi,
home In the field
Mr.. and Mrs. a. X Mulliner of Ven.
Ice, Sewer County. are visiting rela.
tiyes I'm Lehi They are on their way
TO western Idaho, where they vii
make their home. Two cars loaded
with their stock and household furni
ture passed through Lehi yesterday
Easter Ball with Rosell's Or
chestra, Orpheus Hall, Satur.
day, April 3rd. 27-l
The directors of the Provo Rive
Reservoir company paid visit to III,
big pumping plant south OF Saratog'
Monday Some important improve
ments are scheduled To be made In til,
near future. which includes sever
new pumps.
The engagement Of Miss Haze
Coates aud Mr.. Byron Gray, two %
Lehi's popular young people, is an
nounced. the wedding to take place 1,
the near future. A shower In honoi
Of the coming event was given Mis-
Coates Ut the home OF Miss lnez Ham
mer Thursday evening,
II ETIT
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-03-27

Mr.. and Mrs. a. X Mulliner OF Ven.
ice. Sewer County, are visiting rela'
tiyes I'm Lehi. They are on their way
TO western Idaho, where they vii
make their home Two cars loaded
with their stock and household furni.
ture passed through Lehi yesterday
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after BELMONT GAMBLING.
Governor Whitman Gives Orders K
Watch for Law Violations but
Can Locate None

New York, May 26.-Owing to a
notification received from Governor
Whitman a close watch was kept at
Belmont Park yesterday by Sheriff Pet
tit and his men to see that there was
no violation of the law relating to bet
ting. No actual offense was discovered,
but several men who insisted ON too
liberal Interpretation of the statutes
were warned and one was asked to
leave the track.
Sheriff Petit said last night that he
was unable to see that the law was not
being complied with. "In case the same
men appear from day to day and seem
to make indiscriminate bets,' said the
Sheriff, "and 1t becomes apparent to
my aids that they are there for that
purpose only, then we will regard them
as common gamblers, under County
Judge Niemann s decision, and we will
prosecute them.'
District Attorney Smith said he was
cooperating with the Sheriff and had
made arrangements to keep the June
Grand Jury, which goes into session
next week, sitting until the races are
over. Mr.. Smith has hired special de-
tectives to work at the track, but so
far has been unable to procure any evil
dence that the law is being violated.
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NEWS OF THE SPORTING WORLD
ACADEMY wins AT Tennis
Tech Loses Three Singles Matches, but
Takes Two of Three at Doubles
Academy Are Champs

The Harrisburg Academy tennis team
defeated the Technical High court stars
yesterday afternoon, winning the scho.
lastic championship of the city. Cen.
tral High had already been defeated.
The Academy players won all three
matches in the singles, while Tech won
two of three sets of doubles.
Horton, of the Academy, defeated
Pollock, Holmes dispatching Gerberich,
and Shreiner Beard. Pollock put up the
strongest game for Tech, but Horton
defeated him after a hard struggle.
The other sets were easy.
The first match of the doubles, be-
tween Horton and Hoke, of the Aeade-
my, and Pollock and Eager, was won
by the Tech pair in easy manner. The
second doubles match of the day was
won by Holmes and Broadhurst, of the
Academy against Gerberick and Lloyd
in two easy sets by scores of 6-1, 6-3.
The third match between Shreiner and
Senseman, of the Academy, and Beard
and Ramey, of Tech. was won by the
Tech pair, 6-3, 6-3. Holmes and
Broadhurst, of the Academy, and
Beard and Ramey along with Pollock
and Eager went through the entire
championship matches without being
defeated in match.
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NEW CUMBERLAND
Funeral of Mrs. Nellie Bogner Held
Yesterday Afternoon

special Correspondence.
New Cumberland, May 26.-Mr.
Miller, assisted by Mr.. Bair, ministers
of the Mennonite Church, conducted the
funeral services of Mrs. Nellie Bogner
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Christ Bomberger, on Market
street yesterday. The pallbearers were
five brothers of the deceased, Mervin,
Nevin, Wade, Harry and Joseph, and
William Nell, friend. Interment was
made at Winding Hill cemetery. Mr..
Mussleman, of Lemoyne, was the funer-
al director.
B. C. Snyder spent several days in
Philadelphia
The Citizens Hose Company greatly
appreciate the liberal donations and
patronage of the citizens at the fes-
tiyal Saturday
Mrs. Parker, of Philadelphia, is a
guest of Mrs. Frank Eager, Reno street.
Mr.. and Mrs Robert Wright, of
York, who have been guests of their
son, E. H. Wright, have gone to Clear
field to spend some time.
Miss Eleanor Crane of Altoona:
Miss Nellie H. Masoel, of Laurel, Del; 7;
William Gunter, of Frosting, Nd; Row
land Ingram, of Lower, DEL; Clarence
Shollenberger, of Auburn, n. j., and
Lyman Hertzler. of Carlisle, all stu
dents at Dickinson College, were guests
of the Misses Roberta and Janet Reiff
at their home on Third street Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Leidy, daugh-
ters, Alma and Mary; Harry Ebersole,
of New Cumberland, and Mr.. and Mrs.
McCleary, of Middletown, motored to
Marietta and Wrightsville Sunday.
DIR. j. c. Groome, of Carlisle, was
visitor here yesterday.
John K. Fisher, of New Market, who
had a stroke the past week, is improv-
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Myers and
daughters, vesta and Dorothy, of Wells
vile, are visiting Mrs. Myers sister,
Mrs. James Weigle, Fourth street.
Mrs. Warren Miller is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. Mar
tin Crull, at Middletown.
The borough schools closed to-day.
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MELVILLE
Funeral of Mrs. ]. Carson Whistler Held
Yesterday Afternoon
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
MELVILLE, May 26.-The funeral of
Mrs. Mary Whistler, wife of j. Carson
Whistler. was held from the home of
her mother, Mrs. Lydia Abrahims, on
Fairfield street, yesterday afternoon.
Interment in the MELVILLE cemetery,
west of town.
The body of William Sharpe, who
died in Warren, Pa, Saturday evening,
was brought to MELVILLE yesterday
morning and taken to the home of Miss
Jennie Davidson, on Main street, from
which place interment was made Tues
day afternoon in the Big Spring Pres.
byterian graveyard. Mr.. Sharpe was a
former resident, having lived for many
years just north of town. His family
resides in Philadelphia Joshua Sharpe,
of Chambersburg, is a brother.
A temperance mass meeting was held
Sunday evening in Big Spring Presby-
terian church at which time Mrs. Addie
B. Parsells, of Philadelphia, gave most
interesting address. "Bob" johnson,
the evangelist, was present and made a
few remarks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Z. lands and
daughter, Elizabeth, returned Monday
to their home in Riddlesburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert johnson and
Miss Nora Killian spent several days
in town with Mrs. Name Hartzell on
Parsonage street.
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WILCOX makes best Time
Drives Stutz 9S.9 Miles an Hour In
Elimination Trials at Indian
apons

Indianapolis, May 26.-Only twenty
five cars will start in the Speedway
500 mile race Saturday. This is the
smallest number in the history of the
| course. Although forty ears were en-
tered large number could not meet
the high standard set of lap at eighty
miles an hour. Others were damaged.
Still others did not have time to tune
up, The fastest lap was by Wilcox in
Stutz at the rate of 9S.9 miles an
hour.
The twenty-five picked ears were
about the track early yesterday with
their drivers putting the finishing
touches on the engines. To-day was the
last day for practice. Friday the
track will be cleaned.
The cars that will start, their
drivers, numbers and best speed in the
elimination tests:
l, Stutz (Wilcox), 9S.9, Mercedes
(R. De Palma), 9S.6; 8, Peugeot (Res.
ta), $685.. 4. Stutz (Cooper), 96.75:
., Stutz (Anderson), 96.4; 6, Sun.
beam (Porporato), 95.1: Z, Sunbeam
(Oldfeld), 1915; s, Burman-Peugeot
(Burman), 92.4; 8, Kleinert (Klein)
9O.2; 10, Duesenberg (Alley), 80; Ii,
Peugeot Gle CAIN, sos; IL, Sun.
beam Grant, 1925; 13, Duesenberg
90 ,DonnelD, SO; IA, Peugeot Dab,
cock), $50; Is, Delage (J. De Palma)
s1.5; 16, Sebring (J. Cooper, S5.5;
II, Maxwell (Orr), S3.5; 10, Duesen-
berg (Mulford), S2.7; 20, Maxwell
lRickenbacher), So; 21, Mais (Mais)
81; 22, Purcell (Cox), Sis; 23, Blu.
gatti (not named), SIS; "a, Comedian
(Chevrolet), Sill; %, Emden (not
named), S0.3.
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DAuPHIN
Blough Manufacturing Company In
stalling Two Floor Elevators
spnrial rorrespondence

Special forresDondence.
Dauphin, May 26.-Blough Manu-
featuring Company are installing a two
floor elevator in their factory on Canal
street. Otis Company, of Philadelphia,
are the contractors. The machinery will
all be placed on the second floor, the
first floor will be used as a storage and
packing room.
Mrs. Walter Specie entertained at
her home, Speeceville, on Tuesday the
Ladies Aid Society of the United
Evangelical church. The usual opening
devotional exercises were held and the
regular business transacted. A walk
along the towpath was enjoyed in the
afternoon. The guests were Mrs. Sam
uel Mehaffie and daughter, Beatrice,
Mrs. Abner Baker and son, John, of
Harrisburg; Arthur Lutz, of Fairview;
Mrs. G. G.. Hoover, of Rockville; Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Specie, of Specie.
vile; Mrs. Mary Cofrode, the Rev. H.
G. and Mrs. Lutz, Mrs. Charles Brick
er, Mrs. George Shoop, Mrs. Charles
Welker and son, Paul, Mrs. Leroy Me-
Kissick and daughter, Viola, Mrs.
George Taylor and Miss Cora Cofrode.
After spending delightful day the
guests returned home on the 6.55 train.
The next meeting will be held at the
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home of Mrs. Charles Welker, Tuesday
evening, June s.
Miss Virgie Lingle, of Harrisburg,
is visiting Mrs. Charles Swartz, at her
cottage, ''Bob White" Speeceville.
Harry Lyter spent Sunday at Pen.
brook.
Mrs. Carrie Cauffman, Mrs. Grace
Garman and daughter, Margaret, spent
Sunday with Mrs. John Meek and
Mrs. Riley Snyder, Clark IS Valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lutz and chill
dren, of Harrisburg, spent Sunday at
their cottage, Speeceville.
Thomas Hawthorne, of Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Hawthorne.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sheesley, Matamoras,
spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. War.
rem Boughner.
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JACK HAYDEN DISMISSED
Manager ordered to Resign by Louis
vile Club Officials

Louisville, Ky, May 26.-John F.
Hayden, manager of the Louisville
American Association Club since 1912,
has been summarily dismissed. o. H.
Wathen, president of the club, yester-
day sent telegram, approved by the
directors, to Hayden at Minneapolis in
forming him of this action. The step
was taken following Hayden's s refusal
to resign, as had been requested of him
Monday.
Claude Derrick, Louisville shortstop,
was notified to take charge of the team
for the present. He will continue in
control until the return to the game of
Manager Ezra Midkiff, appointed Mon
day. Midkiff at present is disabled with
a broken ankle.
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ALTOONA TEAM COMING
Independents Will Also Play Reading
Olivets on Monday

The Altoona Independents will play
the Harrisburg team on the H. A. c.
field Saturday afternoon, the game be-
ing called at O'Clock. Several for
mer Tri-State players will be on the
Altoona team. Monday the locals will
play two games with the Reading Oil
vets, games being played in the morn.
ing and afternoon.
This afternoon the Harrisburg team
met the P. R. R. Y. NJ. G. A. on the
III. A. C. field.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia. 3: Chicago. O

Philadelphia, May 26.-After riding
roughshod over the world S champions
in Boston and wrestling first place from
the Phillies, the Chicago Cubs encoun-
tered Grover Cleveland Alexander on
the mound at Broad and Huntingdon
streets yesterday. The Phils won 3 to O..
R. Fl. f..
Phillies -. 100000 O210x-3 6 1
Chicago 80. 0 0O00 0 0 0 . 90 9 2
Alexander and Killifer; Humphries,
Stanbridge and Bresnahan.
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Totals
. 80 ~
TRAINMEN
P. R. R. Sends Cars South

Many empty refrigerator ears of the
Pennsylvania railroad are being sent
from this city to points South for the
purpose of handling the enormous fruit
crop. The first train of forty seven
ears was sent from here yesterday.
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Brooklyn. !: Pittsburgh. [

Brooklyn, \. Y, May 26.-Brooklyn
passed Pittsburgh and went into third
place Yesterday by defeating the Pi-
rates, to /.
r. H. h.
Pittsburgh 4. 1 0 20 600 O-1 10 /
Brooklyn =. 90 y 90 x-5 II 0
McQuillan, Harmon and Sch~ng;
Pfeffer and McCarty.
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GOOD WILL WINS 5 TO 1

The Good Will nine won from the
Trainmen s A. C. last night, score to
l. 1t was the ninth straight victory
for the fire laddies. The Good Will
nine would like to arrange an out.of-
town game with strong team for Dec
Grafton Day. The score:
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st. Louis. II. New YORK. :

New York, May 26.-St, Louis had a
big seventh inning yesterday, scoring
seven runs in that period, which en-
abled it to take tie first game of its
series with New York, IL to 5.
R. H. +.
st. Louis 0 000027 Ill IA 3
New York 0 0 l 90 90 Is 8
Doak ana Snyder; Tesreau, Mar
guard. Perritt and Smith.
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Games Wanted

The Progress A. A. for Saturday
John Harlacker, 1892 R-5, Bell phone,
is manager.
Camp Hill A. G. for Monday. Sam
uel B. Curran, B. and G. Department,
Pennsylvania Steel Company, is man.
ager.
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JEFF Smith Fouls Englishman

London, May 26, 11.2O A. M.-Syd.
ney Darcy won his boxing bout with
JEFF Smith, of Bayonne, N. j., last night
on a foul. Smith gave his share of the
gate receipts, s2,500, to the patriotic
fund.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Athletics, 6; Cleveland, 5.
Washington, s; Detroit, 4.
Chicago-New York-Rain.
st. Louis+Boston-Rain.
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Tigers Release Two Men

Detroit, Mich, May 26.-The De.
troit American League baseball club
yesterday released Catcher John Peters
to Chattanooga and Pitcher John Smith
son to tne Scranton (Pa.) club. Both
men are subject to recall, it was an
nounced.
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Boston. 3: Cincinnati. 1

Boston, May 26.-Boston won from
Cincinnati yesterday, to /.
X. II. f..
Cincinnati :. OOO1OO-1 2
Boston SO. OO002 2O01O-S /
Benton. Lar and Doom, Wingo; Ru-
dolph and Gowdy.
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CHAMBERsBURG WINS 9-2

Chambersburg, May 26.-The Cham
bersburg Maroons, who will represent
this place in the Blue Ridge League
which opens Thursday defeated the P.
r. R. Y. NJ. c. A. of Harrisburg yester-
dav. 9 to 2.
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10 ..,.. y = :
CiH AN RElR StRTPG
New Athletic .T,, at Tech

Beck, Scheffer, Steward, Pollock and
Heffelfnger have been appointed
committee to decide on new type of
''T' for athletic awards at Technical
High school,
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DR.KLUGH, Specialist

0fHces: FOG Walnut ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
private. specific. nervous and chronic
diseases. General office work. Consul.
tation free and confidential. Medicine
furnished. Work guaranteed. Charges
moderate. 70 years experiences
uR. kLUGH, the well-known Specialist
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Schedule for Tomorrow

Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
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Schedule for TODAY

Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
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Minneapolis, May 26.-Manager
Hayden, of the Louisville Club, which
defeated Minneapolis yesterday, said
last night that he had sent telegram
to President Wathen stating he refused
to resign and asserting he chad left
nothing undone - to make the Louisville
team winner.
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Schedule for To-day

Athletics at Cleveland.
Boston at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Brooklyn, A; Pittsburgh, 2 (1st
game.)
Pittsburgh, s.; Brooklyn, 4 I'D
game.)
Chicago. .Buffalo-Rain.
ST. +Baltimore-Rain.
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Schedule for Tomorrow

New York at Chicago.
Washington at Detroit.
Athletics at Cleveland.
Other clubs not scheduled.
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A Complete Showing of
Porch Rugs In Crex and
japanese Mating

Inexpensive porch of Crex fibre and mating features
in the display the carpet section the third floor
There to choose
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21OO2 OOOOO-5 1
Washington, q; Tigers. 4

Detroit, Mich, May 26.-Washing.
ton awoke from its batting slump yes.
terday and in a ninth inning rally,
which scored six runs, defeated Detroit,
s to 4.
r. H. +.
Washington OOOOOO1 6-S11 /
Detroit .... l 0 0 0 | 0 al 1
Gallia, Ayres, Harper and Ainsmith;
Cavet, Boland, Dubuc and Stanage.
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Schedule for TODAY

Baltimore at st. Louis.
Newark at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
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READING RAILWAY WIN
Take Allison Hill League Game From
Hick-A- -Thrifts . to 4

Reading Railway A. A. of the ALI.
son Hill Amateur League, increased its
lead last evening, the Hick-A .Thrifts
being the victim in a six-inning game,
score to 4.
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BASEBALL SUMMARY
STANDING OF CLUBS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Philadelphia, 3; Chicago, 0.
Boston, 3; Cincinnati, /.
st. Louis, IL; New York, 5.
Brooklyn, 5; Pittsburgh, /.
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Do You Understand the
Principle of Flreless
Cookery?

You learn all about this wonderful method of cooking
attending the demonstration sale of the Ideal Fress Cookstove
progress the Basement Mrs Ward gives daily talks
the afternoon and gives practical side to her lectures by
demonstrating what be done with the rees cooksove
She will tell you how to roast meats bake BEANS bread bis
suits and many other thngs-how cook vegetabes-and
satisfaction that the Ideal actually food
fuel
Dives Pomeroy Stewart, Basement
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Athletics, g.; Cleveland, s

Cleveland, O., May 26.-Fine pitch
ing on the part of Weldon Wyekoff and
sensational second.base play by Napo-
leon Lajoie gave the Athletics a 12.in-
ming victory over the Indians by
count of 6 to yesterday.
r. H. +.
Cleveland
21OO2OOO O-511 /
Athletics
10000 1-614
Mitchell, Walker and O'Neil; Wy.
ckoff and McAvoy.
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Lace Remnants

Clearance of lace remnants aover edges insertions and
founcngs half former prices Most of these
in desirable lengths and the values unusually good
Dives Pomeroy Stewart, Floor
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Schedule for Tomorrow

Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Newark at Chicago.
Baltimore at Kansas City.
Buffalo at Pittsburgh.
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Prices, &c. 69c, CSC, up to $3.50.
s# Dives Pomeroy Stewart, Second Floor, Front.
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Outing and Sport Hats
For the Summer Girl

These jaunty sport hats have
no small influence in producing
the charm of the summer girl.
Every girl looks her best in
summery things, which explains
why these new hats have proven
so popular.
The assortment includes lin
en-, ratine, corduroy, cloth, soft
hemp, Panama and Bangkok.