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Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
DOYLE SENTENCED
 { YEARS IN PEN For Burglary of Bald Knob Store. Owens and Best
 Receive Sentences. PURDUE IS RELEASED

Searcy, Aug. 2. Jack Doyle, a white man 45 years old, was con- victed in circuit court this morn Ing on a charge of grand larceny and sentenced to serve four years In the penitentiary.
 Doyle burglarized the Leader Store at Bald Knob on April 22.
 Dan O'Brien was convicted, this afternoon, charged with the theft of a saddle and large lamp from a church at New Hope, and was caught near Rio Vista, plead ed guilty to grand larceny and was fined $10 and one hour in iail
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
VanMeter Dunaway

One of the prettiest church weddings ever seen here, took place last Wednesday evening at the Baptist church, when Miss Ruth Van Meter became the bride of William Nelson Dunaway, of Newport. 1 ne church was beau tifully deco cated with ferns and cut flowers, with ivy gracefully tWined around the alter.
 Preceding the marriage cere- mony MT. Charles L. Elliott play ed Shumann's Vogel als-Prophet, and Mrs. Adam Lockard of New port sweetly sang Because. To the strains of Mendelssohn's wedding march played by MT. Elliott, Miss Hortense Hite, in white net and carrying pink Xiii larney roses, as bridesmaid, entered with MT. J. L. Bevins. Miss Lutie Mae Stevens, maid of honor, in white net with hfoeade bolero, carrying Killarney roses also, entered alone. and joined Miss Hite at the alter. The bride lovely in white net over silk arad ] short veil held in place by a wreath of orange blossoms and carrying a shower boquet of brides roses and valley lilies tied with tulle, followed on the arm of her brother, T. J Van Meter. They were met at the alter by the groom and his bestman, MT. Warren l DunaWay, where the impressive ring ceremony was said by the
 Rev. G. w. McCarty. The ushers
 were Messrs, Clarence Wish ane
 Garland Hurt.
 The bridal party was giver
 a reception at the home o.
 the brides sister, Mrs. Paul Herr don. Dainty refreshments wer,
 served to about one hundred guests. The wedding cake, il 
 the center of the dining table un der a large wedding bell, was GU by the bride and her friends. Miss Myrtle Young cut the thimble Miss Vonberg the dime, Miss Hit, ] the button and Miss Flossie Han son the ring after which the brid ] threw her boquet from the stair way; it was caught by Miss Myr tie Young.
 The high esteem and popularit. of the bride and groom was showl
 by the many beautiful presents
 sent by their host of friends, a
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04

of the in SbO00000 O New York The Tree port would offer It oankng would shift
 
 " ago when shifted center Will only this or well wealth wealth Of the world
  the advantages Mr Howe brings vopng then ~ ~ ~ The commodities by bringing quantities
 
 oe which can hold goods indefinite payment
 
 @ ade demands of the whole world will
 
  of m face every other continent the materials and foouHs aon @ IS position to compete with the world be ana credit balances cannot for gold only be paid by exchange of 0 -o'
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
JUDS0NiA PLAYS PANG-
 BURN FAST BALL GAME
Saturdays Game Goes IF Innings
 To fl Tie-i to 1.

Last Saturday the best ball game that has been witnessed here in a long time was played when Judsonia met Pangburn in the third game of the series. Both teams played air tight ball and the game was called at the end of the twelth inning with the score 4 to 4
 Batteries: Judsonia, Jennings and Wiggers. Pangburn; Field, Reed and Stahle. Struck out by Jennings, Is, by Field, 4:by Reed ?
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
FRUIT GROWERS MOVE OFFICE
le prossec

Owing to some changes which are being planned and of which more will De said soon, the Fruit Growers Association moved last Saturday into the building re- gently occupied by R. E. Powell.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
Rubber roofing, shingles.
 w. H. Starr Lumber Co.

mong them being a chest of sil- yer from the directors of the bank of which Mh Runaway is presi- dent. His gift to the the bride was a lovely diamond and pearl brooch.
 MT. and Mrs. Dunaway left on the night train for different points in the North and East. They will reside in Newport.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
KILLS STEPFAThER
 IN SELF DEFENSE
Cecil Gentry Shoots Jack Gillian at Kensett--EXOnera by Jury
 AV

Kensett, gd1y 30. Jack Gil liam died this morning from a gun shot wound inflicted by his stepson in a shooting fray at his home in Kensett at 2::15 o'clock this morning. At the coroner's s inquest today, Gentry was exon erated on the ground that he shot his stepfather in self defense.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04

Juosor'la won the other two garcles from Pangburn, Thursday By a score of 13 to 1 and Friday by a score of IA to 4.
Judsonia weekly advance., 1915-08-04
OUR PUBLIC FORUM
VI.-F. c. Howe
On The Advantages of Free Ports

On The Advantages of Free Ports
 MT. F. c. Howe, Federal Commissioner of Immigra tion who is of the best American authorities marine commerce. in discussing the relation of free ports to the development of trade said in part
 Ships will go hundreds of miles out of their way to avoid ports surrounded by tariff wall The only way, therefore for country with tariff to compete in the shipping world with free trade country is tC establish free ports at strategcai points along line Germany has done so and comparatively short period has built up carrying which before
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Threc year-olds and upward: SIX
furiongs Hawthorn I'D tButwell. $50. s. o.
s. % won Mazenik g (Gardnerl. SO u, second
The Norman ia tOtr. 81. third. Time. IL -.
Brick and Mortar Lady Moonet. Brookhed. sun
Queen San Vega. Presumption and Charter also
ran. .
SECOND RACE-Selling: "year-od madens
four and one-half furlongs. illumination. ls tb't-
weln. Ss.0. $50. $50 won: Onota. lVi tMeehanl.
$50 s. second: Thornwood los Gentry. ao,
third Time 0Si IS Rose Juliet, Miss Atkins'
Louise Stone, vache Worth. Emily r.. Little Cove
Chiyaler Southern Star and Connersade also ran
THIRD RACE-Three- year- ODDS and upward
mile and sixteenth. Water blossom. ln 'har-
TIM SEQ $50. SO won: Pan Maid. 100 (smythl'
SO 10 "a second: Leo Ray. D5 tNeylcn). IS"
third. Time. l:5l5. Riploma. Royal Interest
ard Little String also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Purse: +yesr-olds and upward
mile White. 100 to'Brienl. $50. $40 10 "". :
Stout Heart los (Griffn) &C. $40. second Benane''
los Mott. $50 third. Time. %. Ta'oisfa'
Judge Wright Boots and Saddle also ran
FIFTH RACE-SellinG; 9year-olds four and oae-
half f,,,Ionrs Tobacco BOX. los tO'Brienl. SO ~
ssN $780, wen: Payma.er. lo1 LiLSl Siey'
sI0 second; SAVING, 100 GENTRY. $3.50. third.
Time 0:5. Billy CuIbertson. Lynn. Amulet
RaIph : BABY Cal and Father Kelly also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Miie and observation-disclosures
ia tO'I,rienl. 5000. SID. -. won; baypeIIy ,Is
die lG U.iIIey), $50 $50. second: BonanIa ~
IRo,.In SIO third Time Is ~ HIan'
Remain s Old Ben, Buck keenon and Star ae
trcss also ran. , nh,
SEVENTH RACE-Mile and onesixteenth: b;1sh'
IN T,IcCate, Sl3A $50 $3.50, won; Mafsnon,
ia fI3utvelD $50 s. %. second; OSulhsan' 10
JN.vIonl. g 10 third. Time. LIS. Helen ~.
Es,.t,ce Trans Miller Ambition. Faicada' A~
Hendon and Penalty also ran.
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PIMLICO RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-The junior pIrse selling: two
yearolds; five furloncs. Tralcc. % tralI. $50
40 $40. won: Ataka. l0 tMetcalfl. SO, $50
second; Rose Water. l0i tAmhrOse,. 80. third
Time. !:l2 3-j Besslien. Maccalee Little Gink
Susan Constant, Tar Brush and Havana also ran
SECOND RACE-Four-y ear-od< and upward
two miles. E. Bart. Is, IN. Henderson,. $50. go
800. won; Bryndor. AS tFranknl. 800. 800. sec
ond; Kings Lynn. li9 Heating. 40. third
Time. IS. IS. Devoter. March Court. and Cyno
SIRE also ran.
upward: mile and forty yards. RUIZ Around. lo1
Shilling. $50 10. 20 won: Y"leiirs, 100 mic
Cshey). 10. 10 second: Beau rere. 100 tBux
tom. 30. thirl. Time. la Is. M!cenae. and
DIR. Charcut also ran.
FOURTH RACE Selling handicap: yearolds
and upward: six fuIloncS. York Lad l0e tWard',
900. 500 80. won Reflection. % Miller. 60
%e0. second: Al Bloch. l0S lOb.rtI. Sd third
Time. liza Is. Ada Anne. Supreme. Castara
l.ohengrin. Breakers. Monc7icf and oHer also ran
FIFTH RACE-Maiden 3-,ear-olts: six fur!onGs.
Top o the Morning. ll9 tBuXtonI. 80. 80. 30.
won: Anxiety. I!2 Rice. $50 80. sHcond; Pm
mary. 100 Dryer. 80. third. Time. lis IS.
Champion. Col Randell Cannon kcnwor;hy.
Ella Jennings. and Resale Orme alsn
SIXTH RACE-Gywn Oak hsrdicaD: selling
Progressive. 10 Shilling, $50. SO. 20 Ben
Ounce. lOi tSchuttngerl. $40. 30 second: Cpri-
ton g.. % lDre,erl. 80. third. Time l:i6 Is.
Joe Diebnld and Richard Iangtlon also
SEVENTH RACE-Thre+-y ear-olds ard upward
selling: six fIrlongs Martin tasca. l0e Turner.
1880. 80. 80. won; Monty Fox. III tIsuxtOni.
;.c3. 80 second Patience IS MIC shel'. g" 90.
third. Time. l:Ii 2[5. Thcsiere>. SOM, Isoy,
Haversack. Blue Mouse. and Brother Folk also ran.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Selling; cyear oIds and upward
,ix furonss Briny Deep. %: Mex. IS: LONG
Reach q: Carrie Orme. IS; Peter Stslvart, 10
Cole lol Justice 'ioehel. l6: Dicks Pet. nc
Undaunted %; Sure Get lGi Lack Rose 10
Grasmere. 10: Mac. IL; Bsigee. ll3; Quarter
master. ~.
SECOND RACE-rurse: 2year-od maidens: foui
and ore-half furIonss. Borcros First 10: cabriA
nc: Jerry ll3: Sugar kirg. liz: STEPHEN r.. l.2
Granada l3: Glcnera. IL: Cd. Nenne. L."
Cabria and Jerry. Long entry: 'lCnera and Col.
Vennc Livingston entry.
THIRD RACE Selling: 2year-"lds and upward
mile and sixteenth. Virginia Fi,ld. ss: Black
Pond 81 Mabel DulWeber @: Srrulcl. g: Edith
W. oil; Mary ANA X. l9S: Wanda los: jessie
Louise rs: Gold Color. 10: Altamaha. IL
FOURTH RACE Three old, and upward
Clark Handicap: 500 added: mile and one-sx-
tenth Ringing 95: Leo Skolny. 100: ,'rotcf
Hughes 100 Double Eagle. 30; Prince Hermis.
lo5: star Jasmine. los: Hodge. lCs: Bradley :
Choice. ll2: Robert Bradley. IL; Star Shooter "
David Craig IA: John Glnd. Il: Short Grass.
lY: Lady Rotha So Roamer. .. Star Sho"tc.
and David Craig Schorr entry: Lady Rotha and
Rnamer Andrew Miller entry
FIFTH RACE-Seling; .year-olds and upward
mile aud e-si1teenth. Lady Jane Grey. IS; Aimee
Leslie 9s: Loyeland l0: Reno. l63: Frcda johnson.
lOs: Worlds Wonder. lcs: Miss Thorre. los; oGa
Star les; Guide Post. 1903; W. W. CLARK. 10:
Insurance Man. no.
SIXTH RACE-Handicap: Jyearo'ds and upward :
,ix furIongs Broom Flower. IS: Margaret D. IS;
Chalmers lOG; Winning Witch. u.s. L@ochareS' IL.
SEVENTH RACE-SellinS: 2year-Glds and up
ward. mile and one-Guartsr. Rain Coat. %: 'on-
s,lcr 10: ANY Port. lca; COrte F. %: Marshon
los: Buck keenOn, 10.
-Anrreptce allowance claimed.
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CONSOLATION To
MRS.C.H.RUDOLPH
Former Commissioners Wife
Captures Honors in Chevy
Chase Golf Tourney.
DOES THE COURSE In III
Mime. Ehengren Wins Great Game
from Mrs. Dazsell in Second
Eight by One Up.
DOES THE COURSE in III

Mrs. Cuno II. Rudolph wife of the
former Commissioner of the District
yesterday captured the consolation prize
in the women's golf tournament at the
Chevy Chase Club.
Eight of the twelve cards turned in by
the defeated eight from the qualifying
round show good scores at metal play
Mrs Rudolph was given a handicap of
twelve and did the course in III strokes,
making her tally register 105 Miss A.
Lacey. who was the favorite for the
honors and who carried the smallest
handicap. finished second with score of
l'S. having done the course in ia, while
Mrs. Chase did the round in l29 having
a handicap of is.
Two good games were played in the
second Fights. Mrs. DaZgell defeated
Mrs. Gaff by one up. while Nine. Ehen-
gren won from Miss Wiley by the same
score. Mrs. Frailey won from Miss
Locket in the first eight by two up and
one to go. while Mrs. Newbold won from
Mrs. Carlisle by the same count
Pla" IN the two four will be resumed
Monday. The scores and pairing are as
follows:
First eight Mis-. Oliver defeated Miss Church. :,
up and 10 -: Mrs. trailcy defeated Miss Lncket.
mp and to 90: Mrs. McCarmon defeated Miss
B"'ne,. nr and to go: Mr.. Newbold de
fea;ed Mrs. Carlisle. up and TO GO.
Second eight Nine. EhenHen defeated Miss
Wiz. ! up: Mrs. Jackson defeated Miss SchIey
nj and ! to 60; MIS-. DlzzeIl defeated Mrs Gaff,
l ur: Miss Thatcher defeated Miss Hacken 4 up and
to
Consolation Tie defeated eight in the qualifying
round: handicap metal play:
Mrs. Rudolph-Net sSre IL: handicap q:
round. lc5
Mrs. E7an-Csrd not registered.
Mrs. HaznPr- Defaulted
Mrs. chase-Net score. I2s: handicap. Is:
round. III.
Mrs. Cameron Net score IL handicap. /:
round. l2l.
Mrs. Edward Net score. y; handlcar ..
round, ll6.
Mrs. Davis-Cari rot registered
Mrs. Wheeer-Csrl registered
Mrs Hmnlop-N-t sore. Ii6: handicap. Is:
round. -.
Mrs.. Southgate Net score. IE5 handicap "A,
round -,
Miss lacey-Net score II: handicap S: round lGs
Mrs. Lee Net score. lis: handicap. q: round la;
The pairing for Monday First four. Miss oliver
rs. Mrs. FTailey: Miss LoCket Mrs. McCarmon
VS.. Miss Newbold: second four Mime Ehengrn
vs.. Mrs. pazse!I; Miss Schley rs. Miss Thatcher
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
PIMLICO ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE Maiden flIies aud scIdnSs:
Near-clds: four and a half furl0ngs. Fish Walk
10: Milestone. 10; Candle. 10: Queen Of Paradise
ITO: Plumosc ITO: Pi1rcttc 10: Iolite. 10; Mar,
lakewood. 10; Bcrnini. 10: KIlcrssgin. ITO.
SECOND RACE-Crckmore StCerlechasP Handi
car: i-year-olis ard upward two miles Ballybav
i52: swish. is; Rundown l52: Indian ArroH. lJe
Promoter. rs: Single Stick rs; Weldship. li6
THIRD RACE-Pimcr Nursry Stakes; 2yea-
o!ds; four ard a half furlonss. Ormesh-ad. liz
Plaintiff Ill: King Tuscan. ia: nngaling IL
King Neptune IL: Mari lakewood Zoe.
FOURTH RACE-Sellinc: handicap; 3yearolts
mile. LADY Spirtuelle &C. Faker. lC; kazan.
Io6: OsSary Maid. %: Tamerane. 81; Nalas. 100.
FIFTH EACE-Chesa Teske Handicap; slling: ,
ODDS and upward; one mile and seventy Yards
Iochicl IA Beethoven. 10: Corsican. lo: Cliff
Field III: .; VI. Miller. rs: Isidors. lis; Joe
Finn 100; Lazu is: WarIurk zoe.
SIXTH RACE-Selling: handicap; J-year-olds and
Upward: one mile and sixteenth. Oakhurst. %;
Centaur l0i: Abbotstord l0s: Battery. %: Beetho-
ven lei: Gerrard. 100; Jack Hanover. %; Lady
Innocence 81; Peacock. 9e; Patton. loe: SeTul'eda.
lS
SEVENTH RACE-Sellins: Swear and up-
ward: one mile anil forty yards. Stnnchenge, 20:
Little England. lfs: IneI q; Rolling Stone. lls:
L'AigIon. IL; 'SchnaTIs. p. col. Holloway. ia;
Carlton c., le
.AUrrertice allowance claimed.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
S1VQrthnl0re Club Hands
BrOOkLQnd Team ZerOS
No Secret Peace Pact
Between Baseball Moguls

Chicago, May 14.-s'There 10 NO
secret peace pact in the war be-
tween organized baseball and the
Federal League"
considered"
There In no chance fer peace"
With such verbal buckshot
ban b. johnson. president Of the
American League. today riddIed
the phantom dove OF peace that
IL reported to have been hOverinx
over the camps OF organized base
ball and the Federal League. He
had just returned from q long
visit in the East.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Central. 10: Eastern. 5.

In the closing chapter between Eastern
ard Central the Dark Blue and White had
little trouble in disposing of its rivals
for championship hOnors.
Eastern started Off like winners when
they pat three runs over the plate in the
second inning on three hits. but this lead
was soon reduced when Central in the
third on four hits worked six runs over
and after that it was n question whether
Gottleb could hold them safe.
Shields. who was on the mound for
Eastern kept his hits well scattered eX-
cept in the third and eighth innings when
they came in punches. He was wild at
times as he issued seven free passes to
first base.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
GOttIieb shows Class.

/ Gott,ieb did the slab work for Central
and was wild. but his support was help
ing him all the time and came to his
rescue at critical stages of the game.
Gottlieb. 4. Macdonald and White each
smashed out a three-base blow in the
third. and with Roberts single were
productive of six runs for Central.
White at first and Hart the catcher
had busy times handling all their chances
which they did without an error. Hart
held up Gottlieb In great style and was
Encouraging him at every stage of the
game. He was a little off in his throw
ing to bases. although he regged out one
man that tried TO steal second on him.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Lincoln Clubmen Tackle Cardinals

SPECIAL 10 Inc WasningDn hefsid.
Alexandria Va. May H.-The bess game Of tbs
season Il scheduled TO take place Sunday afternoon
90 the Cardinals diamond. Gpper King
street. between the Cardinals and the: strong Lin
coin Athletic Club OF Northeast Washington. and
hrse crowd is eIpccfed.
Ths Geld will be In excrllent share for this game
% the carnival which has been using the Csrdinals
rsrf has not injured the grounds. but has packed
the dir, hard and fast game can 30 played.
Onuft or Hildeersnd. With Hurd receiving. will
work for the Lincohs. while the cariiuais win ~
Thouppn, With Mcbride or Doieman receiving
md with 10th teams using their aruogest lineuD
a hsssie ro1al On b promised to ths fsnA
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Business Beats Western;
Eastern Nine Defeated
Notre Dame Game Cancelled.

The Georgetown team was
scheduled to meet the Notre
Dame nine yesterday. hut the
Hilltop management got In COM
munication with the HoOsiers
while they were At Princeton
and owing to q disagreement as
to ii. amount OF the guarantee.
the game was cancelled before the
Notre Dame team started to this
city.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
HOLD REGATTA TODAY.
nalOstan boat Club Dozen Events
on timer Potomac Mt 80.

The Auaiossan Boat Club will hold its initial
regatta this afternoon the Cprer Potomac
starting at 40 =. m. The events. which will he
under the erection Of Coach HCcoN. viii include
races between mixed eights. novice fours. junior
fcuIs. senior fnin junior eghts scnior Fights. and
singles, to decide the club titles.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Jefferson School Wins.

The Jefferson School the championship of
the Garfield division. BY defesting the Brent School
yesterday. n to II.
out suffering defeat. but expect . hard game
when the nine takes the field against the Monroe
School team for the city championship.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15

FIrst base II eTrOTs Business. ,: Western.
Left on hasa~- Business ); Western 10. First base
IN talis-Dh BlUndon. .: oil Peck. g. Struck out =
Nv ElGndnn I: ~ PCch. ; Sacrifice hits-R.
Wise Il. Wsr. Wassama, Elundon stolen taSe--
DowTiCk Hawk. l. Mis-. Ralph Wise. CullSan
Was-ama S:caIns. Hit h. pitcher-By PECK dow
Iick1. Umpire Mr. Shurtlcr. Time Of game
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Stolen ,,ase-Brown. Two-base hts-Srroul %
White. Harry. Twining. Fancy. D,Ible PLAYS
White 10 >proul TWinng CorncS 10 Srroui.
Struck out-!y TUininG. ): bv johnson. l. Bases
On halb-Of Twinins. :. Umpire-Mr. Adams.
TIme of game hour and % minutes
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Athletics on Top.

The Athletic Juniors defeated the first wears team
ot the ,iouzaga High School yesterday in close
and we'll PLAYED game t" l. The pitching 81
j. Nolan for The winners and Sullivan for the
losers together with the fielding Of McInerney. tea
tIre6.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
Capt. Twining Hurls Air
tight Game and Carnets
Beat Catholic University
by 5 to O Count.
LYNCH CLOUTS THE BALL

Swarthmore. Pa May 1.-THE
Swarthmore College baseball team
again hit it's stride when il de-
feated the Catholic University in a
game which was featured by the
heavy hitting of the Garnets. and the
stellar twirling of Capt. Twining. who
held the visitors to seven hits. Score.
3 to o. The score:
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Flnt bass By error-Eassern, ,: Central, J.
LET On bases-Eastem. 6: Central. O. First base
on bans-On Shields. Z: OF Gottlisb, :. STRUCK
out-By Shields. II: By Gottlieb. 10. Thrse-base
hits-(sottlisb. A. Macdonald. White Sacrifice
hits-Smoot selden- Stolen b~ses-Tcmlin O.,
smoos. DsSidsoo. A. Macdonald. Chaplin seiden..
Hars.hon %. Double playa. MacDooald to
HsEsshon 70 White Unpire-Mr. shurtlsa Tine
of Ane-3 hour and . uinutea.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

yEsTERDAY'S RESULTS.
Brooklyn, Il: Baltimore. l.
Newark, 5; Buffalo, !.
Chicago. 6; Pittsburgh. o.
GAMES TODAY.
BROOKLYN at Baltimore.
Newark at Buffalo.
Kansas City at ST. Louis.
Chicago At Pittsburgh.
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On Sunday the Marinea leaders in the Govern.
! msat League. play the Fairlawn team Of the
| Potomac League. On ths Anscostia Esd. ct ID
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Watcos After Games.

The watco Athletic Club would like to have ball
games with :eams averaging from IL to II years.
Address W. A. Smith. 1913 Lamont street north
west.
The Denver Club has released Pitchers Carl Fam
loch and Fred Carmen.
The Washington herald., 1915-05-15
COMPLETE STATISTICS OF THE MAJOR LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
National.

Phllies. 5; Pittsburgh. 8.
New York. 8; Cincinnati, I.
Chicago. 10; Brooklyn. 4.
St. Louis, ): Boston, l.
st. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
md. l. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
)etroit. ~ a.. f- Pittsburgh at Boston.
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Manager Voss Please Note.

The Dixie \. c. would like to play the Laeii
A G Sunday on the Dxie's grounds at Nintf
and q street. southeast at 30 D. m Manage
D,unelly received MIR. Voss' letter in due time
but Mr.. voss did not put his address on the com
mupiration Thanking the editor for allowing In'
This SPACE. | am respectfully. Philip A. Douneily
wan,g.r Dixie A c. 5A X street southeast.
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American.
No games played
TODAY'l

washington at Chicago.
Athletics at st. Louis.
New York at Cleveland.
Eoston at Detroit.
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Tie Boston Club has purchased the veteran sec
ond basman Dick Esan frun the Brooklyn Club
National league headquarters have been removed
to West rortieth street. New York CITY
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The Glasgow courier. [volume] (Glasgow, Mont.) 1913-current, 1915-11-12

term Of ten years, and when said Wal
ter P. Embleton builds new boat dur
ing the winter season this year, it is
to be built according to plans and
specifications furnished by the state
steamboat and ferry inspector.
On motion the Board fixed the
amount of penal bond to be given by
the person owning or taking tolls on
said ferry at the sum of n thousand
dollars, and requires that the same be
renewed annually.
On motion the following rules tor
the government of the ferry and ferry
keeper are hereby adopted:
First: That one cable boat, suit
able and adequate for the handling
of traffic at that point be kept.
Second: That a sufficient number
of men be employed to operate said
ferry, and that they be men of known
! sobriety.
! Third: That Sheriff and Deputies
of either Valley and Dawson Counties,
in discharge of their official duty,
shall be carried free of toll.
, On motion the following rates OF
toll which may be collected for cross
such ferry, were fixed by the Board:
Two horse team and driver
One way SOC, two ways $1.OO.
Four horse team and driver
One way $1.00, two ways, $500.
Saddle horse and driver
One way SOC, two ways 75c.
One horse rig and driver
One way SOC, two ways $500.
Led stock, each
One way 25c.
Loose stock, each
One way 26c.
Sheep, each
one way l :-2c.
Automobiles
One way SOC, two ways $500.