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The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

largely reduced, and, therefore, they will be money savers as we'll as money for the national wealth will thereby be greatly increased.
 The federal appropriation for roads in Alaska for the present fiscal year was substantially increased, and it Is suggested that hereafter congress should appropriate annually not less than $5OO,000 for this purpose for period of years. It will be an in vestment that will be productive of lasting results. The territorial govern ment is cooperating with the federal government in the building of roads and trails so far as it's means will permit, and it is probable that here after the sum available from the ter ritOrial treasury will be substantially increased The expenditures by the Alaska road commission, which is charged with the work of construct ing and maintaining roads and trails in the territory, during the fiscal year amounted to $3O0,720.62, of which S135, ,70889 was received from the Alaska fund and $165.0OO from a spec
 ial appropriation made by congress
 Total mileage, wagon roads and trails
 on June 30, 1916, was 2,210."
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THOUGHT WICK INEFFICIENT;
 BEEN ADJUDGED INSANE.

Charles Estmere Juneau civil en- gineer, who went to Anchorage just prior to the recent election, on the self-charged mission of demonstrating to the residents of Anchorage that Delegate Wickersham was only about 50 per cent efficient and who had ella borately worked out tables to demon strate this fact, has ben declared in sane by jury in the commissioners court at that place. Estmere, not long since sent to Secretary of the In terior Lane, at Washington. charges against the Alaska engineering com
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26
NEW POWER BOAT BEING
 BUILT FOR LOCAL TRADE.

Dave Mcdonald, who recently went to the states. has let the contract for a modern motor boat. which he Twill put into service on the Cordova bay when built It will be sixty-four feet
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

The Christmas services at the diff ferent churches, where creditable pro grams were rendered, were largely at tended.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

When Ordering Job Work Don't Think 1t Is Your Duty to Build Up Concerns in the States, But Give The People Who Are Paying Wages and Spending Their Money In Cordova a Chance to Live.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

John Rawson is removing his store from the Ross building to the ground floor of the Northern hotel
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

Ladies and gents shoes oiled and shined. Alaskan Hotel barber shop. Prompt delivery.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26
Good Resolutions

] will try to be a litter, not a leaner; an encourager, never a discourager; tighten and share other peoples sorrows; start songs and rejoicings, not complainings; make the world a little sweeter place to live in; keep in mind the will of God; make sunshine in life's shady places; see the bright side of everything; be clean in mind and body, working pa tiently, industriously and hon estly for a living; earning a spotless character, 50 that I can look up, not down, and meet deaths coming with a fearless smile; endeavor not to run away from my weaknesses, but bravely fight them out; be glad of life; have hope and faith in everybody; try to live without hate, jealousy, temper and envy; avoid speaking crit ically and bitterly, repeating only the good I hear; love be- cause I must, give because I cannot keep; doing for the joy of it; cheerful in disappoint- ments, charitable toward the erring and fallen; protect helpless animals; do as would be done by; smile more and frown less.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26
MOTION PICTURE FILMS
 BE ADMITTED TO MAILS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 23. The postoffice department has issued an order that motion picture films will be admitted to the mails, beginning January 1.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

The Daily Times is a member Of tho Press. Got the news.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

mission, alleging that they were wan tonly wasting timber and proposing remedies for the waste.
The Cordova daily times., 1916-12-26

long, with fifteen foot beam and three and half foot draft. Two thirty horsepower Imperial engines will be installed. Mir. Mcdonald expects to sail from Seattle for Cordova on April l.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
.LATONIA RESULTS

l.AToNlA. Ky. June 27.-F;r,,-
ii ;.n, r%rlonEs hslieys Me BOYS, III d.
second Bonni. I.asSic. ii; CcnnnniiI,
Si,'o, third. Time, 1900 49,. Pearl
HX!iiIe M,.,eisenbaGh. Duchess Of l.izwelI
pesgy aurch and Peep o Dawn Also
~: $"G"m ,,,iN furlonys Vogue Io5
van ituscnb. 50, S3.ip and saJO won
J. j. Murdock. lus Connolly. ,s.G
and $3.50. second; Othello. IA tt;oosc,
go third: Time. 1912 rs Flceta-
a AMI s ,,E Fellow. kinney Jim Wakely
,.lmru -hNe furlonGs-llot To-day. ilt
GOOSE $3.50, Si.ao mad 50. won: potts
~ o.. EcntrI). $3.50. $3.50. second
OF IL. Sophia Gatewood. Ruckne,.
Lttlie spider, katahdin and Sweet Hair
Fourth mile and auarter-uak
@. Day l"5 tNan Dusen). $3.50, $3.50
S1.i", won: pin, il. III (iIuup. S3;0
~. ,h,iG second !r' Fels 10. cMurphy). $40
t.niiiu INC, 2:"3 50. Water Witch.
EIiys"n Emhroidery ANA iianovia ais"
Ffth six furlongs Chalmers, 1870
=, ~. I'"n'rN,;- Sli;:o and s@.ao, Won;
second Rriughurs,. 1872 @ GarncTI.
sac, !hird Time, l;l2 10 John. Jr.
and Flcuro also ran.
StNth.-milc and an cighii-Whitc
crown, loo tGoose). $40 sSaO and
'-."o. Non: Wadsworth's Last. 100
cooper. $50 and s$.S". second. CLAIR,
MorSan 50 'Marcob. $3.50. third Time
90 80 Gold color. camclIa Eic
!" DO, sydney LEHMAN and Amulet
ais" ran
ScVenth-milc and six,ecnth-Gras-
mere, IL Murphy. $3.50. $40 and So
won; Jessie Louise. l!0 (Meehan), So 80
ana Si,"", second: irish Gentleman, lib
tfr"Wnl. $50, third. Time. 1916 Is
CoIoneiy MarchmoEt Eicrmiuda I'm
preston, Reno and Communicate also
ran
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28
HoPEWELL COMES BACK

NEWPORT NEWS, Va June -
iiopeNell presented much-changei
innings ~ "nort by ,h" SnphuiIdcrs
before thcy could g"t on" run The first
zane . Ringing duel between Trail
XII ana CASTOR. Was decided ia favor
~ Tie latter By the margin az one err
"or ny WTattcu
The second game. = ninGiuc battle
between Gardiner and Crabbl". w"ut
eleven innings before the Builders
punched TWO hits and sacrihc" hit
for run Ia this game but thirty
'cur men faced Garliu'er, not a man
reached second base. and but one man
vas left stranded or The SIN men who
cached FIRST Two were caught OFF y"
Gardinier. and three were thrown ou;
AZ second, trying 10 steal
Sensational ncldtnc WAS done in both
games by members OF both teams
Two ,iGhter, games never have been
seen on the local lot. The umDiriuS
Of Kennedy was poor but both sides
suffered alike. Matthews MAS chased
from the held IN tho tenth inning %
The second game and was fined FOR
Hickins TOO strcru"usly. The scores:
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BREAKING "BLUE LAW"
TO BATTLE AUTOMOBILE
trutchneId Fines T.. ~. NorvcIi, Gu
rnEe Manager, for Wishing
Machine ON sunday.

Justice Crutchiicld held yesterday
mat II Is Niolation of the SUNDAY
biue laws for employees OF "a garage
10 wash ana clean automobiles ON the
sabbath He fined T. H. Norvell, man.
aE"r OF Il Broad street garage. and
James shelton and Samuel Drum,uond.
employees of the garage. s. ana costs
e'tch Appeals were noted in each case
fincS OF So and costs were imposed
ais' on several merchants alleged to
nave sold groceries on Sunday. Those
fined were Moses Kramer, Harry Baker
harry Cantor and l.. Amster Baker
pain his fine, but the others Appealed
their eases.
the cases against o. +. Weisiger
rharecd with employing musicians at
,ne Jefferson Hotel on Sunday. and G.
M"rlc"hi' charged with selling confec-
tons We're continued
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SLAP AT COL ONIAL FAMILIES
Miss Alice Carpenter, of New Eng
land. Says They're
HyphcnRtcs.

Miss Alice Carpenter. president Of the
Womcn's Roosevelt League. says she
has discovered new and very dan
Serous' kind of hyphcnated American.
These are the Colonial hyphcnatcs OF
Ncw England.
~ come from New England myself"
Miss Carpenter added, and think 1t
is more important for us to American
nc ourselves than talk so much about
understanding immigrants.-N York
sun.
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COOLERS HIT TIMELY

pETEESEtHG. VA. Jun" III"
Dad game Of tn" series. 2 10 =. by timely
nittnS in the nrst. ihird ana ninth IN
uings, Lefty POOLE. though ALLOWING;
one more hit than porraI, pitched a
mad IN easy shuiout. but for Hudgins
missing III" third strik" on Whitfield
With two down in the eighth inning
An error b" Stewart ANA SiCkiu= :
double followed. tsinr the score. iicngy
opened the ninth with AN lnn"id hit
reached second Oh iitcAi".s sacrifice.
scored when Irn.rhor nil one 10 Lind
say. which he could not handle tn"
=amc Was featured by the hitting of
Sticking and Stewart. and catch by
Allen. in ihc seventh inning. robbiug
Newton II q double. The score:
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EDWARDS HITS PILL
ROCKY MOUNT SlUGGER
Is TEAM BY HIMSELF
"ortrmouth Given Number OF Gnn,cr
Played Recently with Norfolk
fnclfSfblcs.

PORTSMOUTH,. VA. June 27.--Utter
liability TO hit Apologize. and the ter
lie batting Of ". Edwards, sent Ports
mouth down in defeat to-day. Rocky
-iount winning by the score Of u to l..
ihe lone tally made by the home folks
dAle after two were out in the ninth
inning. "Mamn.iS' Edwards hit for two
eighth frame was Responsible Tor two
more tollics checking in.
Alton only allowed five h:ts. but
tAele we're so placed that they brought
IN moro than that number OF runs.
Under decision rendered by President
Corpew to-day, Portsmouth is given
several games played with Norfolk on
the claim that the latter team used
uiayers that had not been signed up.
This hands the Truckers such con :
vIncing lead that they cannot losc out
the first half. Alton and App!cgatc
we're opposing twirlcrs to-day. The
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BID SOLDIERS ADIEU; DIES
'"thcr 4. King Expires IN Front OF
irmory or Charlottesville
Military Company.
Especial to The rtm.s-Dispo =,

Especial to The Times Dispatch
CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. June 81.
Just after bidding farewell to sew
eral members OF the local military
company before their departure for
fNch'hond, Luther a kns.( aged fifty
SIX years, leading florist and Mason,
dropped dead this morning in front OF
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t:nrnings Of southcrn 1ncrcn.e.

The estimated earnings Of the south
"rn hallway Company for tho third
week Of June were sl,3"7135. as COM
pared with s10S3,142 for the same
week Of last year, showing an in
crease OF S2i7,3o3, according TO fig
ures made public yesterday by Comp
troiler \. IL. Plant.
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EI"ridn Mnn Los, sa.uon.

+ g. Smith. Lexington Hotel, YES
terday reported to the police that he
had lost $3.50" some here and in some
manner since arriving in Richmond.
1t was said at the hotel that Smith
had registered as living in Jackson
Vile. Fla, but that he spent yesterday
away from Richmond
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Philadelphia


S"nr' hy INNINGS X
ph:lai"lphtu .. . q n q D. - "a
H",tnu ........ .......i q : {. e..
summary: Euns-king. S,runk.' IIno.cr.
i:r"is 60. iI2hlitzc!, walker O.. Thomas.
Two base hin Scilanr. Lewis stolen bis"-
Walsh. Sucriiic" hi's -Ituth. Hublitlcl. Don.
lie play Wit 10 LaioIc TO McInris; I.aioic
30 Wilt ,n N-iuUis F!as'y ON balls or rohr-
son. 3. OIL ttutn. Fit by ui,.her-by Ruth.
J 'S"Eang' Struck ou'-hy Johnson. / by
Ruin. 10 Wild piicn.~-.ionUsu TIM
pir'.. ii.!dc'r:,nd and o'ioaehl.u. Tln..
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the star pitcher Of Yale for three years;
also Il great football player
smith has pitched for four years
with Columbia. and graduated last
month. Secretary Foster also an
nounccd the deal for Slim Sallec. Of
the Cardinals has been declared of
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'Wlnsu natl"d for kue,1or IN fifth
'itiif.r hated Tor Schneider ir ninth
- Louis q % a -
Cincinnati -.- ~ % a a.
summary Runs n"tzoi 90. Long Miller.
H"rnshy. SnEd"r. Curhan. Dua. Ciroh, Moil-
wiz Thr"" base hiis-l.ong. Doak ,;ron
H"rnsNy SaCrifi,s hits Smith tiroh Hum,
Iur Mile stolen buses Mo!iwirz. Virgo.
Long Niit pitch Doah STRUCK ,ur-u,
poab. q us Mitchell. /. 10y SchuuHl.r
fI. on ball,-o poaE. 4. on Mitchell (.
81 S'hnsid'" Umpire. h!cm and Emef.a
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


iii fo1,r LitS In ,o,,,, ,i,,,-
tWo stolen bases. Detroit won N,
second game in the seventh. wien
Young scored on Austins tumble and
Bakers double.
The first game was stopped in the
Minth inning when Cobb attempted to
climb into the stands 10 reach Il fam
who, he claimed, had been abusing him.
He was prevented from doing so, how
ever. by police, umpircs and fellow
players. The scores:
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COLLEGE STAR HIT HARD

BOSTON june 27.-Tohnsou. a former
Cisinu3 College pitcher. Was given Il
trEoUt bs Philadelphia against tho
iiostnn Americans. with Carroll, OF
Tufts College. his catcher.
and the Athletics were defeated. 10
.. Johnson was taken out in the
The score
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NEW YORK, June 27.--Iohn u. Eos.
ter, secretary Of the Giants, announced
to-day that Pie Way, Of Yale and
George Smith. or Columbia, both pitch
ers, have joined the Giants. Way was
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south ATLANTIC Lengue.

At MOntgomery-Mo .: M
bany. tfirst game). Montgomery, l.;
Albany, tsecond eame).
Al Augusta Augusta Columbia /,
rain.
AT Observation-Disclosures o: Macon.
'iirst Eamc). Columbus, g. Macon,
% iS.cond eamc).
~ rleston jackson
willie: rain.
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~. armory of tho Monticello Guards.
His body Will he taken to Richmond
Tor intermcnt on Thursday
Mr. king WAS native Of Hanover
county. lie married Lena l.. Mallory
OF Ashland. who survives him. with
two children. Mrs Herbert weathcrhy,
Of Rocky Mount, ~ c.. and Miss Olive
King. of Richmond.
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Muck Kcicn-es Wyckom.

PHILADELPHIA. June 27.--Wcldon
Wyckon, for several years Il member
or the Philadelphia American League
club stan. has been released TO the
boston Americans.
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CARDINALS TAKE TWO

CINCINNATI June a7-St Iouia
punched hit. in the hrs, aud las, in
ineF and won from Cincinnati hcr. to-
da%, 10 The local team NEEDED
poorly and vas unable :" Int with men
on bases The score.
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= S P O r T S

Pratt 10 Sisior. Stolen bascs-Sisler tap
Shotton. Bush. Austin; cobb. iiascs balls
OFT W"ilman. 1. of DubuC. l. Struck out
by Dubuc. /: u w.Iinun. Empires. CHM
anG riEccn. TINE It's.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

Al Memphis--Mcmphis. 1: Birming-
ham. 2.
At Chattanooga Chattanooga, q;
New Orleans. g.
AT Notwithstanding. 4: Mobile,
l.
lanta. e.
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score ny iny.nr- :.
Rocky MourJ .....-..i ! Is
!'Orts mouth I...- 900 % IL
Summary: Runs Nrrcau. 'iu0s"trcc,
EiTch-r. Edwards ~, rarmalor. Alton
Two b. ~" hi's-Niroh"r. JDorc Home ruua.-
20 wards -. Sacrifiro hits 3oc,ctr,c. FOX.
Ryan stolen b.soS .-i'arn.i"". Eirr 1rr.
Dcuhis plnN-pHrIun1'o &" NnrrHH 20 Va
wards. Bs.c- ON hsiis-om Arplcga;r, J; OF
Alton, 3. iilt by piIuh.r-by ApplUgat". |
.cue,ol S;rucit ont by Arrlcgn,c. =. ~
Alton. Passed b.,ll--icyu"lds i.cf, ~.
h.scs Rock! Mount. j.. Portsmouth,, g TIM
LIrN. Mnl.h TLnn ~
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PROVIDENCE WINS AGAIN

PROVIDENCE. II. l., June -
irtcrs pitched steady BAH TODAY. ana
providence again Won from Eochnstrr
TO l. The visitors threatened in the
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SECOND GAME.
ro'aI.....@ $50 10 , ro,aIs. 50 { aa II

'Nnhs OUT WHOM wihhlns run Wns scorrd.
Score by innings: u.
HnrcNcll .........o o o u %
Newport News a u u g IL
summary: Runs-Smith. Sacrifice hit
Crist Bases on balis--oH GARDINER I of
crabblo, I. Double play-Crahbc to Summers
10 Barnett, Loft on bsS"s--Ncwport News.
8: Hopcwcl. /. Struck out-hy Gardiner. s:
hy Crabbic, .. Umpire. Kennedy. Tirlc 49,.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

IhHrH 'f''n Eleh'h '1g"l
III the SIKH, when Channel walked. was
sacrificed, advanced ora q nil, ..rI
scored on "suuc.zcr." with Iuu,u.l
~ the batting .rnd 81 II. The scores
-Ils>J
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

hi,5 z,iGcr- .,IalK. Fi-cnor 90 ul.cg -,
halls-en Adams /. oG KautlohnCr %: %
-cat"u. STRUCK oU'-by S.atou. .. IN
kHuti"hn"r ii't br ri,r!;rr-n'.r1cr.
kuoH". tmriter. Rigl=r anu or'h Tl,..
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Virginia Reach Train Service
Win Norfolk and Western RRilWHy

Leave Richmond ; o'clock daily, OK
ccpr sunday: arrive Virginia Beach
s:2o +. NJ No transfer between sta :
ns.--Advertiscment.
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on tho sood-roads bill. approptiatinr
SS',o0oooo during tho next Ave year.
for cooperation with tho Statss in
road building. IS
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''VvT" " lhHINEH: X.
81 Louis ........ q q q % o.
Detroit ........ .......l l o - - - .
summary: Huna-Mnrsnns. Iavan. Bush.
,obh. Nca"h. BuinS. Young. TWO baso hits
i!ush, Invhn. Baker Ssl.r. Thr"c-bas. hit
TURNS Sac.lfic" hits-Nt ,2). Miller.
double pinYF-lia'"r to Young: Pratt La
van To sister. l.-van to Sislcr. Bush 10
Young. stolen hHSes-Cobb CD. Marsa,is,
Nchch Hit hy pi'cher-by Kooh. Ci:u.ns,.
Bases on bails-on Jnmcs. i: OF Davenport.
struck "u;--hy James .: by koob. >: by
Davenport, :. tmpircs, Dincru sud Chill.
Time, 200.
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Ney"rk ........ .......o / a -!
buffalo ....... ....O o - . q 1, q a n
,, summary ,. nuns pursin. II, I'e.ley sacri-
RAGS on hal!s-on Enrtght :: OF Cav !
struck out-hy l:mrlght, Il by cav. l. Inn
nirrs. .iranSfi"id and kccrsn .rime Z, m
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-06-28

Agree on GOOd-R0nts Bill.
WASHINGTON. June 27.-The Senate
day agreed to the conference report
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FIRST GAME.
Totais....27 727 IL o TotalsS2 a 10 I
'Raftcd for Young in ninth.

Score by Innings: H.
81. LOUIS ,.....-....-...u V j " q u 3 -
Detroit ....... .........0 o o o O I o 0 %
summary: Runs-Austin. Miller (2D. Sslc,
~, Bush. Cobb. Holman. Two-base hits
Ssler. Cobb. Holman. Three-bas hit Pratt
sacrifice hits-Marsans, Pratt. Double plays
--favan to Pratt to Sisler (2), Austin To
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Too Late

In the season TO put off getting
that vacation list - Shirts.
Belts, Cravats, and what not,
that you'll need when going
away time arrives.
HOLIDAYS in the country
You know, are doubly enjoyable
when you're rightly dressed for
'em. You'll find a train Of sug-
gestions here.
ALL ALONG THE LINE of
our carefully assorted stock
there's the seasons hint of
style and suitability.
STOP before the best pick
ings are gone.
Mzk;7;&1!!:z!!4:::e
sos Broad Street.
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
American Association.

At Iadianapolis--Ind o; Co
lumbus. 5.
At st. Paul--St. Paul .: Milwaukee,
s.
At Observation-Disclosures A:
Kansas City. 10
AT Louisvilie-I.ouisville /; Toledo T.
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ninth, but the steady mound work
lrcNcMtcd ~ tMllN. Thc scnrn.

horh-st.r ...... ..,...o o n n-I
sy "uniiiarS IL, kuns-Rchs Tutwiler. i,in.
2 pa, hcArley; Two bias" hits Leach Sh.an
h"-'S on balls on Peters. off .I;I
struck ou'-by Peters. 1; br hin bn,,,i
a.. ;a!S-.'t"' :" 70 M.Au.y to- iii Zach 80
f"'dh" 4" I'M :" Leach: Jacobson 20 iJsl.
:" Sislin Um;Ir.y. chestnut am, ,Yrar,
Tine. ~ 49, ''''':'
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FIRST GAME.
onrvrlI Nrwport Ncw.


score by innings l.,
Ginpew I'll ...--... ....,h f" 0 al
Newport Nc~- ,-...---o y " % q %
summary. Euns-,;asiun. Snrrificc-lfit
Hopkins. Double riay--Gu,t 70 Sicinbrennrr.
Bases haiis-on ThrailIii, :. on CASTOR.
Left bases iiupcwc!i /. Newport
News. 8 Situch out-by Thrailkil 3 10y
castor. T. rmpirs. Kennedy. Time, lSL
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SECOND GAME.

Totals....3l I - ~ To,nls....30 S q 10 o
ihtl.'l Tor knDb t., seventh.
ttattod for Davcnpor, IN ninth.
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buffalo.

Totals. - - . Totals . =;
.i"ti"d for CAV IN minIh.
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How Climbers Bat
How Climbers Field

Totals -. ,I.14i 2ao ATS
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Pitchers Records

Tofnls -. 1.43I ron 90
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-10-02

now being built in the east end of
the valley by the Roach Timber
Company, says the Sutherlin Sun.
Scottsburg, which is in this coun-
ty, is about 39 miles northwest Of
Sutherlin, and offers a waterway to
the sea for large sea-going lumber
barges. With a water outlet for the
products of the big sawmills soon to
be constructed here, not only would
cheaper freight rates be secured, but
the possibility of car shortage tenn
porarily closing the mills at certain
seasons of the year would be elm
mated.
While no definite plans were form
ulated at the meeting Monday, it is
understood the matter is to be put
in more formidable shape for fur
ther consideration.
Engineer l.. G.. Hicks reports work
progressing most satisfactorily on
the grading in the east end of the
valley. Camp 1, which is located on
F. e. Safley's ranch, has been ar
ranged in most convenient and
sanitary manner. Between IL and
Is teams are now on the job and
more are desired. Several good