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Good start; won driving Ataka. b.. g.. by Dr.
leggo,Princcs Alma; owned by G.. Alexandra:
trained by T.. w. Foster.
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LATONIA RACING RESULTS.

First Racs,-soilinEj thr...year oids six
$50 place % %, show $40, ven; FIS..i.
81 20. second; Dude. 10 'Campbelp. show
s.sto, third Time, l,iss-b whims,
Reoccra Noses al. Hn ran cam h'"So ana
Second Rsce-Maiden colts and geld
lngs; two.year-olds; nurse $500 Ave FUR
s. 20, place ,t'To. show q sc' won: ' Elk'on'
ona Lliiie Cove. ics l,oity'" show $50.
wood, Asparagus Sam, Nix Mullen %ehi
Pierce and jon bunny also ran,
Third neutrality-suspicious. and up,
Tsra Ts''Ss' t P@sass 900; .,r r a 1eT'9nssO
place 81. 10. show .steO won Sur-get. iOs
AMccao", place $3.50 chow e. second
Time. i;i6 SO. stick Pin. Kate X. Or
noughcrty, Fan, Long Reach, verena and
Fourth Race-Thre.. ycsr.old and up
s.ycn,y yard;.Fsth:r RILEY, 10! Taylor
; Mniis1h. y 81 o. cG E'aTs SO c,s sSS" ,s stiso' . SS%
St3o, second. Disiilusion, 81 LA Paiiiej
snow ,iaiO, th,rd Time 10 irisl
Reno and Loveland also ran.
Fitth Race-Two -year-olds selling; purs,
$500 nve fnrlong.1oHlack Beauty, 10,
81 30, won inndei IL. l6s So'Brieni. pisc,
50 90; show 81; .econdi Little bigger. lo'
tia Paillol, show VIZ 40. third. Time
i;o..-5. Intention, SAVING and yermaI
also ran.
sixth Racc-six furlonGs; sell,ng-Knee
let, 100 ,Meehan), straight sl2, 10. plac
$3.50. show 81, 20, won; Water Proof, 10
,Goosel, place S. so. show $3.50. secoud
Alkanet, lo6 tstirling), show 50 10, third
Time. l:lI 2-b, Dignity, Dorothy Perkins
f A, Weiglc, Africa Rcau. Brown Prince
Ma;tie g. and Almeda Lawrence also rar
seventh Race six furlongs. three year
Tnlebcarer. l02 Meehanl, straight 81. 81
place 81 ~, show 81 so, won Black Thor
10 iInrIrr,, rincr 81, 10, show 81, SECOND
Oakland, l0s tO'Brien), show 81. 90, third
Time, 1916 at. l.. II, Adair. Bank 81
chiffon King. Les Invalides. Wild Bes
and Alledo also ran.
Baaohnll. Xaahins fon Park A,AA p N Ia
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Good start: won easily; Roly. b. O.. by Golden
Maxim l.otaw anna; owned by e.. j, Quinn.
trained by &, I. Patterson,
- Nun IA.DAI.
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ISLIP'S HORSE SHOW IN JULY.
Eighteen Events on Programme TN
Include Races ana Polo.

Eighteen events will form the pro-
gramnc Of the horse show to he held
under the auspices OF the lslip Polo
Club at the club grounds on July II,
After the Judging Of saddle horses, polo
ponies, childrcn's ponies and heavy and
light hunters there will he n quarter
mile dash for ISlo ponies and other
races. The day will n with n polo
game.
The committee In charge of the show
is composed of Edward G blum, August
belmont, Jr, Jay i, Carlisle, Juan Co
hallos. William +. Dick, George A. Ellis,
Jr.. Horace Havemeycr. charles i.
Hubbs, Henry 7. Peters, Allan Pinkcr-
ton, $, r. Rothschild and william $,
Blitz.
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FIRST PITCH DECIDES GAME.
Tobin Triples, Then scores only
Run for 81. Louis Feds.

NEWARK. June l5.-The ST. Louis
Feds and Newfeds opened a four game
series here to-day. Rain ended the
game at the expiration of the first half
Of the eighth inning with the score | 10
o IN the visitors favor, As there was no
chance to resume the totals reverted To
the end Of the seventh inning. The
game was practically settled by one
pitched bail. Tobin trlpled on the first
Offering I'D Reulbach made in the open
ing inning, Kirby hit 10 Esmond. who
apparently had a chance 10 get Tobin at
the plate. hut played the batter instead
and the run scored. The score:
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start good for all but Hedge; won driving.
J. ! Lillis, blk. g, by Rannockhurn -Tootscy
Mack; owned by Marrone Stable trained by
4. II. Carlson.
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Junior Tennis on staten Island.

One OF the frs, Of the Junior tou-ra.
m"nts. the pet hobby OF the National
Lawn Tennis Association. will begin On
Monday. June IS. for the Junior ham.
pionship OF staten Island at the chiffon
Tennis Club. The tournament ~ cper
- all boys under Is and will he played
on the twelve dirt courts Of the clifton
club at Arrochar. The entries close
with otto q. Grabo. IA Marion avAnu.
Stnpleton. Staten Island, on June %
The contestants must bring their ovr
supply OF balls TO the courts.
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JoEL'S HORSE TAKES DERBY.
Pommern Beats Lefty in Event
Run at Newmarket Track.


NEWMARKET, England. June rs.
Joel's Pommern won the Newmarket
Derby to-day, the event supplanting tho
historic Epson Downs Derby. cancelled
because OF the war. Col. H. Walkers
Lefty was second and Sir j. Thursby
Reasonable. third.
Though a number OF prominent per
sons were absent. having expressed their
~disapproval Of race meets during the
war. A great crowd from London saw
the running Of the event. In the stands
were n number Of prominent Americans.
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
Continued Use OF Firm Name
X j, klMBALL 4 COMPANY.

" - NJ n
Nassau street
New York. June ist. 1915
Whereas the above named Arm hr
wards OF three years and the business e
undersigned. some n whom were partner
In the business heretofore ronNuctsi
Now Therefore Wa, pursuant - ths
statute in such case made and proviiei n
make, sign and acknowledss thi. carte.
cate and do declare that ,hN persons IN
tending 10 continue such business and re
use OF such partnership name. AMI - pe
and deal under the same WIN 'Nsir '-..
full names. and their respective rel
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stamp. On F'HN Avenu-
New y1rk y Y
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- Va Iiso1 s'r..'
p-oNk Ivn
state Of New York county ~ N"V Nork
S.
on I'M. rrst dav ~ jan. 1918, h"'o-.
me. a notary in and 70 said rNun'F Ce.
sonally came WILLIAM EUGENE KIN
RAIL-, LEEpS JOHNSON AMI JAM,
FRANCIS MOSTY\ 20 ne knovn. 49,
known 20 me to no ne individuals .
scrihei in and who sNoruf"l N" fo-"r 'rs
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Acknowledged TO me- that 'h"v eN"'u''i
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POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
JAMAICA TRACK TO-DAY.

First Race-Etruscan, Minstrel,
Ella Bryson.
second Race-High Chair, Prohi.
bitfon. Gaics winthe.
Third Race-Pbosphor. High Noon'
Top o. the Morning.
Fourth Racc-Blue Thistle, q. N.
Miller, wooden Shoes.
Fifth Race-G. NJ. Miller, m
In, Hermis, Jr.
sixth Race-Fcminist, Miss Pus.
yle, Bonnie Tess.
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ZBYsZKO'S WISDOM U
PospisiI strong, hut succumbs 20
Foe After Hall Hour hattie.

The muscular power Of the adversa-
ries being about equal. Wladek Zbysz-
kos superior knowledge Of wrestling
enabled him 10 defeat Karl Pospisil
last night in their finish match of the
international tournament at the Man
haitian Opera House. After 81 minutes
and so seconds OF Juggling Zbyszko used
a body lock and side roll TO pin his
man down.
Georg Zurich held Dir. r. F. Roller
to a 20 minute draw, Aherg defeated
Colosse and Berner downed Nandcn-
burgh.
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VAUGHN SHUTS OUT BRAVES.
HUGHES Remains m Mound Though
Cubs BuiId Up Four Run Total.

CHICAGO, June lb.-The Guns derea,e"
tho braves to,day when Vaughn, pitch
ing spectacular ball, blanked the worlds
champions, 4 to o. Tom Hughes re-
NAMED on the mound for Boston
throughout the game. Bunched hits com,
ing after Hughes's support had
chances TO retire Chicago hatters cost
Stal,ings's team the game. The score
pocrON N T., IN, Ii
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In pursuance OF an order % lion l'hn
7. COhalan. one OF the SurroEsf"s ~
County OF New YORK. notice j. h"'-y
given to al persons ha'ins c'Ih'
against Francis Husidre, lat" OF '"s
OF New YORK, deceased, 20 cNNl"'' -
came with tho Vou,hors there'-r - ~,
subscribers, tho executors & 81 ~" 'a''
deceased, nj the office " SaWls.
Ir. Number IA Cedar street. IN re "
ough Of Manhattan. ~ the CIV ~ ~,
York on o. before the rf'c"n'N .P ri"
September next.
dated. New York. IN. tenth daY "
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Baseball, WsshinEton Park. 8,S0 p. NJ. To-
day. Tip-Tops vs., Pittsburgh Feds,-Adp.
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Penn-Lafnyette Game on.

EAsroN, Pa. June l5.-One OF the
largest crowds ever gathered on March
Field was prevented from seeing
Lafayette n University OF Pennsyl-
vania play ball this afternoon by n
sudden downpour OF rain. The game was
to close alumni day OF commencement
week.
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Runs-St. Louis. shot,or. Pratt. c. Walker.
Mary; New fosk Cook Z; psoGinrauEh 2;
base on errors-New York. 3. Left on bases
st. Lours. II; New York, : First base
out -Hy James, .. by warhop. 2 Three
base hits-C Waller. +. Waller Two base
hlts-Leary, Peckinpaugh. Sacrifice ht--C.
Walker. Hart yell. Sacrifice flies-E Walker.
Ppp Stolen bases Shotton. .; Maisel. High.
Wild ~ritoh-James. Hit ny pitched ball
by James tPeckinpauGhl. ny warhop Prnt,
lSary). Earned runs-ON James, &. on War.
hop, 4. Umpire IN chief-Evans. Field um.
pire-ChN Time hour and 80 minutes.
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NO GIANT ON BASE
IN SIX INNINGS, BUT
THEN EIGHT SCORE
Strain of Early Sensational
Work Too Much for Dale,
Who Blows Up.
TESREAU STAYS STEADY
AND WHITEWASHES REDS

The Giants hammered the Reds an
pver Redland yesterday and hurled the
perzors into the depths of the cellar.
The Cardinals grabbed third place Tor
themselves by beating the Brooklyns'
and the Cubs by whitewashing the
Braves gained half a game on the Phil
lies. The leaders ran into rain In Fits
burg.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 5; cincinnati, o.
-, Louis. I Brooklyn, :.
chicago, a. Boston, o.
pittsburE Philadelphia uain).
Detailed standing Of the C'ubs.
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p~ptIApELPHiA. June IA severe
thunder, lightning ard rain storm broke
M the Athletics-Detroit game in the
third inning to-day with the Athletics
ahead At ! to q. Br.ssler was on tho
mound for the Athletics and Duhuc for
Detroit. Manager Mack has sent Shag
Thompson to the Richmond International
League Club and Third Blseman Lear
10 the Wheeling, W. Va. club.
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BULLDOG AND TIGER CLASH.
Deciding Baseball Game on To-day
nj Polo Grounds.

The third ball game between the Yale
and Princeton mines will be played at
the Polo Grounds this afternoon. II will
decide the series between the two. Tn,
Tigers won in New Haven, then Yale
won in Princeton, and each game was
close, To-day's game will he called at 3
o'clock and the teams will he as follows:
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Brown
snyIor-Leonard Bout on.

The bout scheduled for tonight al
the st. Nicholas A. c. between Mliburu
Saylor and Benny Leonard has been
called of. Young Ssylor. who vas "a
have made his initial appearance Ia
New York. is kept away by illness Of
his wife. He will appear at the r.ns
at a later date.
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EDWARD 2 LANE
GRACE VI lNSF Eve 80
SAMUEL RlNER. LE. A''orrsF ?
ecutorr. 10 Cedar street, y" N7-n N'
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Totals SO SAFE

Runs Harvard Frye. Nash, Gann"'t. =;
Harte. .; Hardwlck. Coolidge; Pilgrims
DAVIS Three has" hits Hartr, Reed. Home
run-Nash. Hits-Of whitney, : in fye IN
ninEs of Garrett, . IN four innings; IN Nc
Iaughlin, 10 in five innings; off Davis. ? in
three innings. Stolen hass Abbott. First
base on errors-Harvard, 90; Pllgrims, z. Left
on bases Harvard 3, Pilgrims, = First base
on halls-OR whitney. .: OF Carrot, 2: Of Mo
Laughlin, /; of DAVIS, 2 Double plays-Ab'
hott and Nash; Fripp,. Dowd and DAVIS.
Passed hall-Burdctt Umpire Mclaughlin
Time hour and a. minutes,
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PittsburE COnquera w. and j.

WASHINGTON, Pa. June 15.-Univer-
sity of Pittshurg defeated Washington
and Jefferson here this afternoon, 6 10
2, squaring the series between the old
rivals for the collegiate championship
of western Pennsylvania.
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SUPPLIES.

BEARINGS.
New Departure service sta. TheGwtliiamCo
eos W, 5s 81, cat Bway). Tel. 1855 Columbus
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Called on eocount OF darknese
RunsEP'tsours BerShsmmet wicklsId' =
basee-Ptteburs. s: Brooklyn, I. Two base
hits wickland. Sooper 2: Pratt. Konetchy
Bases on oalls-on LATTE, g.. of Barser, /.
sacrifice hits-Mowrey, :: berry Umpire in
chief-Brennan. Field umpire-shsnnon
Time hour and @ minutes.
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RUSSELL SQUELCHES JERSEY.
skcctcrs Get Only Four Hits ma
Lose to Richmond, q to 4.

Allan Russell's pitching and Rich
mond's timely batting formed "A combi-
nation that forced defeat upon the
Shelters in the second game Of the
series AZ West side Park yesterday.
score 3 to /. Russell held Jersey Ci.y to
four hits. while Dunn's men stung Yer
bout for nine. The score
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ERRORS OF DODGERS
BRING THEIR DEFEAT
Cardinals Get Three Runs nm
Misplays and Take Game.
Score + to 9.
DELL BOWS TO SALLEE

ST. LOUIS. June ib.-The podsars lo.,
the third game OF the series to the Card.
to-day. score 4 20 2. three Of the bona
teams runs being the result Of error.
Dell was paired against Sallee, who ha,
not been going any too well OF late.
Appleton went in tho box in the eighth
and held st. Louis scoreless the res, q,
the game. The score:
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The Yankees and Browns were tho
only American League teams that
played yesterday. The Yankees won and
made It four straight. Rain caused
p"ostponements in the other cities.
Yesterdays Results.
New York. Q; st. Louis, 4.
Boston Cleveland wet grounds).
Philadelphia Detroit train).
Washington-Chicago (rain).
Detailed standing Of the Clubs.
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Called on aocOunt OF rain
ra SanE Ra. .oui on i SaIIii.-oar mrs psve esse MT /.
Struck out-By Ruclbach, 2; by Davenport.
2 Double play-Deal and Borton, Left on
baa~s-Newark. 2: st. Louis. . umpirra
Finncran and Howell. Trme-i hour % min.
utes
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Western League,


Omaha, g. Lincoln, 4.
Denver, 6; sioux city. 8
Dss Moincs. d, Wichita. &.
Topeka. 10, st Joseph, 6
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prn.- entertainments. Williams, bres'
nahan' Phelan' sacrihce hit!schmid, stolen
bases-Good, Phelan Two base hns.Lim
norman, Fitzpatrick. Bresnahan. Three base
hi, Double play-Flsher, Zlmmerman
and SAFER, First base on baiisnou Snshh:
by Vaughn. Hit by pit ched ball-Schmldt.
Umpires-ouigley and Eason. Time hour
and g minutes.
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Next bike Races Saturday.

The next bicycle meet at the Sleeps
head Bay Velodrome will he held Satur-
day night. The programme Nor last
night was called of on account OF the
rain.
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RICHMOND II.

Called on account Of darkness
Ruus-Richmond Pick, - Schaufclc: Jcr
soy City. Thorpe Two base hit-Buc Three
base hit Russell Sacrifice ny.Jordan Left
on bases Jersey City. %: Richmond. 2 Double
PLAY and Barry. Struck out by Ncr.
bout. :: by Russell. I Wild pitch -Nerbout.
Cmpires-Har' and Brown Time-l hour
and II minutes
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Newport News, 10; Portsmouth. z.
Suffolk q Petersburg. /
Rocky Mount. II: Norfolk. . (irst camel.
Rocky Mount. 6; Norfolk, | Second
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Ashsville- Winston Salem trainl
Charlotte, 3. Greensboro. 0.
Durham. 7: Raleigh, 2.
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AT LOUISVILLE.
81. pau,....... 1000 % II .
: oo,,viIle. 49, OO1 O 0 o 0-l 2 l
Ratteries-Ieineld and Johnson: Middle
ton and demons
AT CLEVELAND.
r. II. r
SIaysIand , 0 q o 90 II :
Batteries-George and Alexander; Cola
more, Call, James and Devogt'
AT COLUMBUS.
r. II. r,
Ninn.apolis.. 00o2 5 o-l3 2
Coiuubus I . O 0 0 2 q O. & 4
Batteries-Harper. Williams ana suli-
van and Charity: Schenenberg. Woodburn.
Curtis and Coleman.
AT INDIANAPOLIS.
II. ". r..
uweukee... 900 0 - II 4
Trdiananolis. 3 2 I 0 . 0 0 Ks q 2
Bat.eries-Young and Brannan; schardt
and GOssett,
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~hunsnNew York, snnhgrass, 1.obcrt. Doyle.
burhs Fletcher, Robert sou, o.; Mcrkle struck
out h iCsrcdu, 3; hy D'lc q, by 'rouey. I
Tsses on balls-on 1csreau, 3; OF Dale. /.
Sno base hits -l0hert. Robertson. Merkle.
6lt hy pitcher BY Toney, l. stolen base
HSoertson umplrcs-Klem and Emslie, Time
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Baseball. Polo Grounds. 8 p. NJ. Yale w.
Princeton. June l6. Princeton vs.. Harvard,
June Is, Seats on sale at American league Once,
ADJ.
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At Baltimore.

Kansas City tP. Ia so~oooIoIt-s IL :.
baltimore IF. L.. 3olooOO0- % 2
Patteries-Main. johnson and Eas,erly;
Suggs. Smith and Jacklitsch.
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hO-uhy =
Pittsburg In Brooklyn.
81. Louis In Newark.
Kansas city In Baltimore.
Chicago In Buralo.
Pittsburg carried off the first game OF
the series with Brooklyn's Federals at
Washington Park yesterday afternoon
by a score OF 5 To .. Play was stopped
In the ninth inning on account OF dark
ness. just why Umpire Brennan fore
stalled the thunderstorm is somewhat of
a mystery. as n more pitched ball
might have wound W the game In ECU
lation time. Two were out and two
strikes had been called o Smith In
the second half of the ninth when the
arbiter halted proceedings. The score
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

THE HNTFTTTF
Rochester. 2; To.cr-o. o.
Provide (rain).
Montreal-Buffalo trnihD.
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Louis, Butler. 2; Bethel. snyder Two ha.s
hits-oTMara, McCarty Three ha- MT
Hummel Sacrifice it-Getz stolen haSs-
Butler, =. Double ~play-Betzel. Snyder and
Miller. Passed bsll-McCarty Bases on balls
Dell, 4. OF Appleton. / struck out
BY Dell. .: by sallee, =, Umpires-orth ana
Byron. Time-i hour rs minutes.
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Columbus. 8. Augusta, l,
savannah. 3; Jacksonville, I,
Macon, 4; Charleston. 2.
Columbia. 4; Albany, 2.
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:; %RKOGATLs' NOTICES.

HUBBARD. THOMAS IT lu pHr..'
Of an order OF lIouurdh." John ]. f r."
a Surrogate Of IN" County - Sos y "
NOTICE Is hereby given 'u 81 ' -"''
having claims against VhouteH o..
late OF the County of Sew NurN. H. r.r'l
TO present thu same Vi'h NH4.N"rs '7"
TO the subscribers. At their place r' .Tf'-
acting business, No 81, Wal S'r"" no
city OF New York. on OF hefNr" 'H', 20
day Of December next pl'ej >"N 'h
tho 9th day Of June, lalD "" ~
HUBBARD, SlRNL T. DNRIH>Hlp\.
joins HrBRABp StRNL Hl N."N.
BONE. ATTORNEYS Tor E,c' l,ors. s.
st, Borough Of Manhattan, N"N ."
y. Y.
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BRENNAN WON'T LET
BARGER FAN SMITH
Umpire Calls Game in Ninth
With Two Men Out and Two
Strikes on Batter.
BROOKFEDS LOSE 5 TO 2

Pittsburg. 6: Brooklyn. 70 innings;
darkness).
ST. Louis. I. Newark. o.
Kansas city. .. Baltimore. T.
Buffalo Chicago Cwet grounds).
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Totals. al ga 2
sRAiied for Doll In the eighth inning
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chattanooga, q Little Rock. 0 thrst
gamel, .
game.
New Orleans, a Birmingham, o.
Memphis, 10: Nashville, /,
Atlanta, 8; Mobile, 2.
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Newark In Providence.
Richmond In Jersey City.
Buffalo in Montreal.
Rochester In Toronto.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-04-23
TIE EGG AND The CAChLE.

Present indications, ar. that III" state board Of
capitalization. ,y;.l r.. ab- this yea" to make an ap
.,r,.. r,hir reduction ia thr STAT tax levy, d reduc
tlou now estimated A. t"u per cent. thu second
time in many years that thcr, has been rcduc-
tiop il, til, state levy INSTEAD of an increase the
fist oreuriug last year when the state levy was
pruued a SIMILAR amount. Memory Immediately
cali to mind the scrap in which the Democratic
governor and the Republican legislature engaged
during fhc last session Oyer tn, state tax commits
SION the state land board and the board of equai
2atiou which ended in the Republicans stealing
tn. two las named departments from the Cover
nor, control. The connection between the egg
and the carklr therefore becomes apparent.
The Republican press agent, not aversr TO twist
ing the facts to suit his needs, has already told us
how the Democratic board Of equalization in 1913
levied the full limit allowed by law and has at
tempted to blame the Democrats for the high
taxes of that period Strangely he has forgotten
that that same Democratic board reduced the state
levy ten per cent last year Soon he is going to
cackle from Oroville to Cathlamet about how the
Republican board of equalization in the present
year of our Lord, has reduced the taxes about ten
per cent, said reduction being the egg previously
referred to, when as a matter of fact that reduc-
ton is made possible because Governor Listers
economical administration has given the general
fund balance close to million dollars instead
of the overdraft of more than half million exist
ing when he took office. Knowing this, the legis
lative leaders Of the last session foresaw that
greatly reduced tax levy would be possible this
year, and determined that this levy must be made
by Republican board, instead of one controlled
by the governor.
The cacke is coming-watch out for it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-04-23
WHAT HAPPENED IN OLYMPIA AND
STATE TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO
From The Washington Standard for
April 20, 1890. Vol. XXI. No.

From The Washington Standard for
April 20, 1890. Vol. XXI. No.
20.
The real estate sales of Seattle for
January l to April 16 amounted to
$5,74O,922.19.
The Columbia paper mill at La
Camas is turning out an average of
eight tons of paper every "a hours
and the work gives employment to
nearly 100 hands.
Thirteen new national banks were
organized in Washington during the
last fiscal year, making SO of these
banks in the state with a combined
capital of $3,514,30O, an increase of
100000 during the year.
Another effort is to be made to es-
tablish daily paper in this city.
Major Barton and associates, it is re-
ported, have bought the Partisan and
intend to issue an afternoon edition
under the name of the Tribune.
A special election is to be held next
Monday to authorize the city to con-
tract an Indebtedness not to exceed
per cent of assessable property, to
fund the existing indebtedness and to
enable the city to maintain its finan-
cial credit while making necessary
improvements.
Tenino is to erect town hall 80 by
80 feet in size and built of stone.
The site selected for the passenger
depot of the Union Pacific railroad is
just west of the gas works and for
the freight depot tract fronting the
Rigelow property on Eastside.
A company of prospectors who
went out into the Black Hills a few
weeks ago report the discovery of a
ledge that seems rich in the precious
metals. An assay is waited with i'm
patience. The prospectors are reti-
cent in regard to their find, but from
words that have been dropped it is
presumed to be within a short dis
lance of the Olympia & Chehalis VAL
ley railroad.