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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12

ROOMS, ELECTRIC LIGHTS,
bath. = crosby ST. Place. Tel l0s4-R.
ang7dlw
COMFORTABLE FoUR.R 90 M
tenement on Western Ave. $50 70
garden and use of cellar Five min
u,es wall from car line, q miles from
Augusta postottice. Inquire Herbert r.
Locke, 81 Water St, phone ~.
aug6dlw'
THREE STEAM HEATED OFF.
ces OH Water street, central location.
NO stores IN first class repair, near
Bridge street. One small tenement near
the Eaton shoe factory, electric lights
anu a. city water; rent low. One rent at
- GToNe street Just remodeled. by plac-
ing kltchen on first floor, new furnace,
electric lights and bath room. Augusta
teal Estate Association. augsd f
DESIRABLE UPSTAIRS RENT, 4
rooms with bath electric lights ana
modern conVeniences. L. l.. Goodspeeu
Apply "a Water St, liandoIph. augtdIf
MODERN UP TO DATE HOUSE,
3 minutes from Water st. Vacant after
Aug. 10. Charles Young, iS3 Water 81.
auS6dlw
FURNISHED ROOM AT II GREEN
St Telephone S04-Ai nupldtf
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS WITH
bath, centrally located, with modern
conveniences. Call 1S5 Water St. or
phone So-W for further Information.
-------.-----.. juiy3Qitf
A CONVENIENT RENT OF
seven rooms and bath at IL Willow st.
Apply II. u. Barker jiy3odtf
DESIRABLE TENEMENT, CON.
venient location, mouerate rent A. u.
Ward. iu,v3ottf
FURNISHED ROOM AT 1873 STATE
st. Miss Vest Phone i052-M ilyl7dtf
HOUSE OF SEVEN ROOMS.
Finsh !t,1 closet Inquire at l23 Bridge 1t.
Telephone o'-J. ylsdtf
CENTRALLY LOCATED AND De
siTable office on Water street, up one
hight. Enquire Bur!eigh Martin, Phone
80. Water ST., Augusta, Name. Jlyl5dtf
A HOUSE IN FIRST CLASS RE-
pair of II rooms and batn, steam
neated, e'ectfie lights ana gas. near
" ater ST. Fine ioIa ton for letting
rooms. or Iight housekeeping. Geo +.
Macomber, Aug. trust biug. llylSdts
HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS AND
bath. IL perfect condition, with stable
tor garage. Inquire OF Mrs. 5 5. Lam
caster, - South Chestnut St JlyIIutl
UPSTAIRS RENT OF FOU r
rooms. Lights aI.u use vi tatn Room.
', itnuut CnlIuren. Danel MCPnee. b,
Harrison Ave, Garoiner. July lu,itf
CONVENIENT FOUR ROOM RENT
$500, other furnished or unlurAls4lrd
rooms ON Dath room moor, also car
stable. II. ii. harvey. lv- Bansuf St.
----------- j!yl0uu
TIE FINE OFFICES FORMERLY
occupied by W. ID. Eutchlns Co., also
two smaller single oinces, steam neat
and elevator ser".ces. Augusta Trust
Company. jly2dtf
UPPER FLAT AT IL SPRING
street. Also space for TWO automo-
'piles at Il state street. Apply 10 MI >
togg. summer street, june2odtf
EIGHT ROOM TENEMENT. IN.
quire of W. :. Malcolm Ily2.tf
ROOMS $3.50 PER
week and up. Also rooms Tor light
housekeeping. Lodgings, NC. and 75c.
Hartford House. Phone S9l-W, jnl3dtf
MODERN TEN { M e N r. ]. w.
Eeck Agency. 201 Water st. Tel. INV
jnld,f
TENEMENT IN AALLOWELl,
five rooms. all newly painted and pa
pered. Apply W. ii. Terry, Us Second
street. halloween. may2ldti
HOUSE TO LET. INQUIRE OF
Il. O. Getcheil. lo0 Grove St. city.
maysdtf
a CONVENIENT TENEMENT OF
five rooms Apply W; @, Boothpy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
OR THE cHlLDREN-cARTs OF

an sizes. heeloarroWs, coasters, We
locipedes, Tornauo anu Junior hanucars.
kiddle cars, too! chests, garden sets,
croiuet sets and toy cannons GeriYsn
~ Sm'th. 10 Silver street, Waterviile
Maine. Tel. i6y. iuIv2GItf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
THREE STEAM HEATED oEEt.

ces Oh Water street, central location
Two stores IN first class repair, near
Bridge street. One small tenement near
the Eaton shoe factory, electric lights
ana city water; rent low One rent at
- Grove street just remodeled. by plac-
ing kitchen on first floor. new furnace.
electric lights and bath room. Augusta
i,eal Estate Association. altsfj f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
eARGAiN-WHlLE THEY LAST

We VIII send You a two-burRcr OIL sloye
and deliver Ii at your door tor sl.75 any
Whcre IN radius of 20 miles. send cheek
or money order to Gerrlsh & Smith. lj
Silver street, Water'ilie. Maine. Tel.
369 iul,-otctf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
ARY CARRIAGE IN GOOD CON.

potatoes and country produce Can or
write. r. w. Harvey, Weeks Mills, Ne.
none So. China 3-3 Jtyl3dtt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12

1E YCUR INSEC TLTDES I'M
ch0ing Bug Death. arSenate OF lead,
paris green. Tuber Tonic. Pyrox niuc
vitrol. bordeaux mixture. weed killer.
Whale on Soap, Kerosene emuision.
spray pumps aud powder guns. St Ger
rish q smiths, NO. H. SILVER ST., Wa
terrllle. Maine. Tel. 469. Mali orders
promptly tiled. june1dtt
TWO SHOW CASES. l 20-FOOT
counter. Murpa;s Drug Store, Au-
guSta. mayl1d
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
TWO SEATED WAGON WITH

canopy top and side curtains, practi-
cally new one Light wagon, and Il light
harness. Mrs, Il. f. Adams, Fairfield
StT, Me. au25aX;s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12
MACH NE-5' CUT. TWO

horse WORCESTER i}uckeve, For sale A,
bargain. Gerrlsh d: smith, Is SILVER
street Waterrliie. Maine. Tel l6s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-08-12

tools OF all kinds including moving ma
horse rakeS, scythes, pitch
forks. drag rake, hand rake. steel
track, carriers. rope, blocks. grapples,
knife grInders. srIndstones, etc. Get
our p.Ices. Gerr!sh " Smith. Ia Silver
street. Watervllle. Maine. Tel. 469
june2adtf
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Yeorps uber oaS GrodsrIano anaes
fIbrt, oos anoers YoropplforIher in
leBter 3eit uer9ebIi6 9siu4t bn6en.
9ormols mar ods anoers; od hatten
Die 8lobuss uno &artenmader auto
Soften. oenn ibrsr ptantaiie paren
teius Si9sl an9elegt. uno 10 finoet
man totidhlid) uuf alien OarfteQun
gen Der @roe SGnper uno SnIeln al.
8ebilost, bic es gar ntdt gibt, in man
TT baber iih bis in Die Mi.te oss
10. S~nbrbuneest fslh{; aaf auteu
Sorten gu boItsn psrmoht. SIN Rabr
men zines grDBeren 4ufiaBes .ueber
punosriame asiisn uno abenteuer-
lido 6abrten" 9;bt Seirr.6 009rin9
bisrfur einigs ffIagen0e SeiIpiele.
Der 8ebuimihs @lobus BON 1892. Der
unmittelbdr Dor Der GntoedunQ 4mez
riios enttonp. Sei9t in onIbnulider
WeiIe. tuie 9roB bus unerforihts Sc
6ist 5piihen GiisE uno europa nod
mar. IA finoen le re6en pirttifen
Snielgruppsn pis BEN 43oren uno
ben 8unoriiden Snieiu Die Sniel Nm,
tilia. Die SuIeI 8roiilien bic Sniel
st. Brduoon uno onoert Climber, Die
oreiit sriunpeu Iino, Sine &atte oc@
Is. SaEr6unoett9 erpG6nt. ooB oie
SnfeI .Ntilia, BON Roo,rih, BEN
iebten gptbii3en 8oni9 BON Spanien,
mtoedt purbe; auf ibr Ioa RoOerid
rad ieiner NieOerlage ourd bic Wau
rem 3ufIudlt 9efun0en boben; ieitoem
Jet IS nber ni6t mebr ~gstun9en, BIT
Smell ouf5ufinosn. Qm bartnGdjg.
ten bot iid ipobl Der 8laube al bic
punberbare SuIeI n8uB~ sr6lIten
Gines Der fini5ebn Sdiiis, nit be-
neu Der engIiid]e 6orI@ungsrsiIenoe
uno 6lottenflibrer 6robiibsr i'm Sabre
1878 feline leBte 6orTdungsre;Ie un.
terndhm, p~erirrte Ii9 un0 bro6ts
idlisBIih Die &uroe pon sinem 9robsn
SIano beim, ous iraenopo 0itIih Der
Siioiei.s Or0nIono8 liegen ioqts.
II oisie Ndd)ridt ouf G~rfinoun1 be-
ruHts. Oorl6er lit man iid audi beu.
t'qen 9o9es npA niht tIor. QotIade
1T, 0ab Die 5afI ouf one QunOtnrten
itber9ing, uno ie.bit in benz groBeu
pbpIitnliiden ItIas BON Seitb Sobus
itor in Der Witte oes porigen Sabrs
Hunbert& lift lie nod 5u finDen. Sdiffe
uuroen nusqeiunot, um Die Sniel gu
eriori3cn, allein Qenou lpie bel Der
Sniel Nntilio tpnnte tein sin3ige8 ct
pls non BEN fobeIbuften Gilanos ents
>eden.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
3tliBsliidste ginridItuna.
@ehGnater bate fhui5chn 9aiRuteu I'M
Uaig-H sehnnGeH Nib tam i'm
Sarge 81 iidl.


SIN &erein iur miiienldlaitli.
DE &eiItun0c in a0nia9bcrg fam,
rule ole nNeutidr Hic0l3lniiuc &o,
G,enidlrift" mltteIlt. aus Anlab el.
uer Seipred)ulJ 0es SDemas BE.
ctadlGlingcn an mle0crbeiebteH er.
bOnatcn" iOl8euoer 6nu sur Spro-
te, Oen man le uud &icrnulagung
nldlt obne @rliicln. Niitlclo ooel
forCniild)es &ntereile lcicn mlr0.
Gin bulJarllber Sol0at mnr 5uII
SoOe ourh Grbungcn ucrurtcllt
Gas llrtell mar uollltrcdt, er bate
fitHf6ebn ytIntten an @olgen &c,
ton9en. Ser 5uge3ogeue lrjt bate
Aufb0ren Der @erj. uno Ateult1tia
felt ieltgeltegt. Die Neid)e pur0e
I'M oifencn Sarge sum 6rlcObor &c.
fapren. Als lie i'll ole Gr0c per.
Ianft lueroen iOIlte, ~benrrftcn orc GA.
NIT bridGiti0tcn Yerioncn idnlqp.
pence Atnnlng uuo eiu aerotrtca
@eiidt. Gas rpar etlpa enc balbe
Stl'Aoe mad Der Grl0ngllng. Ser
Iiom Uur0e iofort III oIe d)lrurQl.
Idle Ibteilung pes Aleranharboipi.
tails III Sotla gcbradl1, @ler mltr.
D. beobudltet: 8uuuBtloiigteit, fer.
net cpiicptitorme 3udungen etlpa
eIle balbc StuIoe lang, umuiufiir.
lidIer llrn- un0 StuJlabgaug. Am
@alie iunO lid cine oreifad)e Marie.
uIl0 jIuar porn am Sale, pom urlter.
hclb 0es aebltopic$ bis an Den
W~unoboocn reid)eno. Grdge Scat.
ton Ser GupIuNr ouf Sid)teinioQ,
Die Eupluen muren mitteltueit, anie.
iebnenrerlere o%iIipchoben.
Sas ScUuftiein febrt wieoer.
Anl AbenO oes er.ten Cages febr.
te 0aa &euuBtieIn uleocr. IS be.
ltonO SdretbaltiBfclt, ~gtobrungs.
auinabmc u%eruclgerte er. nabm aber
in Der nadlten gtuft et1pos Sllppe
81 lid. Am Abeno 0es 5luelten Ia.
geS Mantle Der Grbongie aui BE.
fragen icinen gtamen; feline 9eiier.
felt, feiue SdIudbtl9ueroen. SIN
InidluB 0aron pier Woheu lang
H%auernocr, ihuerer ieeliiher gr.
i6opfunAa6uitnrI0 nit Gerlulrrtbeit,
me9en oellcn or auf orc pigdlotrI.
Idle AbteilMng oe2 SpitaIs perIegt
uurOe. Gr erbOIte Iid. @r erin.
merit lif an Den Moment, IN Dem
Ger 0elltlIte i'm auf Dem 9mrlh.
trngspIae p%erlaller bat. Don Dem
Gang gum 8aIgcn uelB er nld)ts;
aud) iiIr ben mcbrere Gage unioi-
lenOcn 3eitraum, Den er aui Der
d,irurgiifen Abteilung oes Spitals
lodi leiner @lcoerbrIcbmng 5ugc.
brad)t batte ,beltebt tcne Crime.
rr'ng. Die ifmierl8e iurtitiid)c
6ro8e, mas nj mt Olticm Dtanne
81 geideben babe, muroe III Der
&etie geloit. Rob er 81 iuui8rbn
Subren 3udlthaus 1~beJnaoigt" pur,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

De. SIN S%ud)tbaliie mar er 5uerii
mltteIllam un0 arbelteie. Damn aber
eTrutes er lld OILS JeiItiI berabgctOm.
men, nluBte sum encH a~ngcbalicn
Ueroen, lag i'm Bette unO orbelicte
nid}t. Sn oic'cu StaOium bciano
lid) Der YPanH nod, ais lbn Or
&uppc t0er Hcfcreul icd)jcbn Mo.
nate nod Der G~rb6nJlulg ullteriud)te.
gSnrum bic GrhaHguns ,uHpoltummen"
mar.
Die uilpplltennleuc GrbunQIitu iii
an uerId)leoenc Ntomeute 5urlidNi.
rubren: Gllnal onraul, Dap Der Ne.
tlelfen0c MIR fiul5cDu 0tlmltcn am
Ualgen gcbl;cbcn III, lo0lIm 0nraui.
oaB Die G%rbdngulg III Der &Sclle
uoultredt mur0e, 0nB linn etll grO.
Bes IueiBes Gud iber Mupi mo Nals
5ehreltct Wlr0, llber 0a2 Der Strana
aefniipit miro: Is HntcrlIc1i tcllcm
3lpeiIcl, oaB bter0nrd] Salicn ent-
ltcbcn t0nncl, ueid)e enc Neb0ride
limldnllriIng 0cs 9alle2 ucrbln0crn
tUnncn; en0lld) oaruu1, 0dB 0te Sr.
bdnQullQ bel 8 Wra0 GeIiius
itattiano. oaB oaS Stranguert5cu1
bon Dem @Glter nit SCITrmuullcr
ourdNnoBt mar, nm - idlluplrlg 81
MAIDEN. uno onB oieie 9IblId)t ourdJ
Weirlcrcn 0ca StruugUert5eugc@
rereItelt mnr0e.
n6rnniiurter Scituus" entriitct.
Ga5u bcnlcrtt Ole n6rautiurtct
Scitlng", Der mir 0Icic JtotI5 eni.
ucbmen: 9iuh unirrer Melnulg lit
Dem aruleu SunCcr init Der .9cgna-
rlglu0" 5u 'l;li5cbh $nhrcn ,3llht
talls EN- %lduucrca llurtd)i lui0crrob
rem. Gle Stralr iuur al .bll poll
jogerL or battle lld) lbr uIdlt cntju-
gen, Der Ytalm mar u~llljIcll tot, 0cl
ar3t bate Den zoo bcltQilQi, Dc.
Cote lag I'M Sarge, Orr Ucrcdtlg'
felt mar 0cnliBc gtldcbtn. GnB Ger
Cote 0ann mte0er auftrltan0 ,blug
uidt bon IbiH al, crrolgtc obnc lem
&erld)ul0cl. 6ur Die er0e, iiir olc
lroiidc Wered)tlAtclt mar lclne Cyl.
items ultlgrguben Ter Ntaun bal,
ule mlr 1lnlibaL cIHcn AHiprud
rorour, ais lo5uIaBcn WIe0ergCbore.
Ter III Grld)ciInUng 81 trcten uu0
etnen neucn 9tnmen 81 cmpfGngcn
IS Ut lebr luobrld)crnlldl, DAP or lid
IN ieineni ncllcn 0oltln butcn miro.
tin 6luciteS DIAL untcr ocu 8ulQen
5u treten; er miro feline Sebnlutt
baben, oieie5 tIgllae 0cliIbl 81 er,
ileltcrn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

Heieroiert. a.: nSn.
zen Sic, lit Ser Mcjcr Elm %nnIt0n0i.
acr Ytenidl?"
q: n&A mcib Mot. Sd babe
i'm bis lett uidt bon oicicr Scite
rcunen QcIcrnt,"
llntcr Treunoinnen.
Worie. ngibt e8 ctmns Grgercs,
nI$ Elm Gcbeimnis b%enabren gu
miiiicn?~
Minn: sd meiB es nitt, i'd
habe Is nie pcriudt!"
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22
Snieln, Die es ui.bt si6t.

5euti9enta9es finoet elm Sor.
IdunJsreiisnoer. Der GntbederIntein
porbringt, 10 leift nidt 8lau6sn;
islbit penn sr nod 10 angeIeben
1T, tit es I'm ieinen Rubm uno ieine
9Iaubpiiroigteit geidsheu. fobalb elm
unoerer 5oriaer bic ungsblih BON i6m
erfOridte 8c9enb beiudt uno Ieine
ango6en ni6t beitdtigt finbet. DIS
8siipieI Ooiir ieien Die Q9antnIien
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1918-11-22

anoers gemeint. &
oieie 9nspcpiie.~ ieuijte iie. Bring
mid iait CUR 3er3meiiIung. a
lebt nun idon icit Sahrcn."
Sd babe ooDon al Dir NOD
nidts benertt." %crrpioerte Oh
Trcunoin. rGu iiebit audi gnn
mohl Gus. Emit on stuos ooa
SEM
Sd babe ia Hift Ipspepiic.
erfldrte lie. ~g1ein Rann IeI9ei
6ardn.~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
BITTER RIVALS
READY FOR TILT
Ferry Team Prtrned to 60 The Limit
while Many Arc Uneasy In
Regard to Outcome.

Over In Martins Ferry the fans have
placed their bets, the boys have brushed
up on their practices, everything has
been set and nothing will prevent the
battle between the MidEcts and the Ath-
lctics tomorrow afternoon from being
the biggest baseball classic OF the entire
season. Neither team is weak and while
many profess the big boys as having the
edge, the critics lean back and sigh, but
kyrait the final outcome. NO predictions
are offered except that unless the little
boys forget they arc playing. the dope
may be completely upset
!, Baseball is funny thing sometimes,
and it Is very hard 10 pick winner.
Critics feel as though the Midgcts have
All Al combination for their size and
ace. but whether they can stand the
strain Of playing q much more expert
,,.ni aim re,nains TO he seen. The
Nidgcts have q world TO win while tho
Athlctic:s have q %urfd 70 lose. Eolh
clubs are in rather narrow straiEhts and
tho winner will be the Grub That can got
in there and play the old time consist
ont article. never wiacing at any timc
Roth clubs have been making WONDERFUL
records and in fact are recognized as the
best Ferry ever turfscd out.
Due to the fact that the teams arc
both from Ferry, the people or mat
placa have demanded game. regardless
OF the caIlbrc anu u was ",'t''''S "uN
this reason that tho stage has orrn SGT
for the biggest game, as far MS interest
Ia concerned. OF any OF the season. The
Nideets seem to bc taking thu game
moro nj heart and will En into tn" fracaS
well prepared. according to Manage
I.attimer, who offers The opinion that no
aIibis will be offered if his protegcS fn'!
to cop.
Tho largest crowd Of the season |" *
pccted while many from tho Surr"unnhni'
towns will take In the performance
,,.,,inh ;s one OF tic unusual variety
carrying with It much weight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
BASE BALL CAME
BEST Of YEAR
sellsirc and Mcconkeys cattle Should
Prove to be The Blue Ribbon Event
Of Schedule.

Rival teams will clash tomorrow ar
tcrnuun for LtIc supremacy OF Inc rh,"
valley and tho winner Will th'h chHI-
lengc the Ferry Athletics for IN" ttle.
Rellairc in Meeting the McEonkcEs NJ
The Sixteenth street grounds viii be IN
readiness to meet 81 worthy opponent
one which will Civ" any amount OF 'f"H-
bic 10 the best OF scmi-pro mines III
this section Of The country.
Fans should appreciate the arrange
mcni Of This contest AMI not another
nm. or rho ,car is expected To haN" any
ihiu... ON il. Manager McCnnkcy has
bon doing wonders with his band OIL
Youngsters and right now he has Gatn-
crch m the best material aNailahi" III
this neck of the woods. Nnl hic'"'''
of the club is unknown t" lIt$rhAll cru
irs while each and every one IS Il S''t
al his position. sine" inc ;tiul,Io'
prrl,.v and Rcro from tho EaucrS; me
,Iuh is now intact and there would NOT
u, ru1r, for another SinEl" player. hurk-
liar, is rxI4.clcd In hc in shape tn 90
chnilching and with his rest. HUE
need be feared Of the outcome.
Rrllaire has been EnihG Rrft' go
win tho oppos:iiun this year ami ~ ln'
,'r,so,,i ,in,r has rs good II record AS the
hest of them. Had not f"rr! won Nv
,hrcc games. Eril0irc would nave lHe
h.,,i rarord ever complied by n Team ot
,hoI nInr. in any number Of y"hrs. Man
agcr McCiaughcy has been very !eh'rIt
With is men and by 90 dong mas NV
rnmnlish"d excellent results anu 49,
r,n shirt shown Il victory is expected.
.E :m HrI,nirc's pride. will be on the
mound and Il LATHE royal is predicted.
PREPARATIONS have h"Hn made FOR OF ; In"
handling Of the largest crowd o. ln'
season and with the weather man penny
Ing himself. nothing Will STOP .nG ,ss st'r,
rs this s"ttn il the topic Tt ,,i,o rors
. ,r i'. IN the number and Mctohkcg
n,nncy will no, BE- found lacking.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-08-03
TWO HO7LY CONTESTED
RACES MARKED FINAL
DAY At COLUMBUS

c,1l.Nurs. d. Aug. 2.-lt took
rc,cnrccu heats IN completes the hhhl
.d,r.: ur,rrain Of the midsummer hThi'"
rir,.u,1 race meeting here in-haE. nc
,.orj WAS rather II cheap one. nut 'e''-
,Ir,v., ont owing 10 the split heats IN
,h,. al; pacr and 2:lI trnt 1t taxing E'A
hc,rs io decide tho winner III the l"r'
NOV and five heats in the latter.
rio ;-vcnr-uld filly. Ante Guy hau
,.,,I h,,tl.. with Dell Julln. f.rSKih"S
m,rc tired the last two heats. hnd Mur-
nhv had enough reserve power IN AM"
INV 70 gut her ahead 1T tn" wire. "''c
,.,,r u.,, almost n rrHhihtiv" taNor'te%
In the els pace. Hal II. Tor ''tnE
,o,l,,d ,n he n winner. but he broke MS
h,hbl,s In tive fourth heat and theh
r.,.,, v,r,. lam" in tho ffth heat AMI
,,,,. Ii.,,rr,d. Charley NJ. VII" 'S'""
Far :; in tho i:rld in tickets tu'alihe
sIo- finally went over rs the winner
r,,. avn. rf ihr longest shots Of the meet
;, rrIl. Alc:luiara had no dilllcut'S
J., winning the lis pace IN Straishr
i.o,. FINLAND. tine crack trott"r. easily
dismissed If hi; iili III the LIZ tr"t lor
ii. arm victory Of the year. Sis Fling
,,,,r srrnud money. Walter Cox did not
vii, ;, single race hcre this week. The
,.rnwds for tho five days were excellent
,1r., ,r IN. horses were shipped 10
E,r,h rnrdall from here. Summary:
n.15 pacc, 3 IN : heats. purse Sl."po:
Charlie NJ. (Pnlin).... l
!iirhland Lassie I'D
mani ....--.'..'''
aaron Chan (Wall-
wond) ..... ; 70
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M'CONKEYS READY
FOR Big BATTLES
rost Little Local Outfit Is Surely Up
Against Several Tough customers
This Week.

Manager McConkcy must win o"'n
,,rnrs during the Weekend Sh"ui' II"
hone TO remain nj tho top "f IN" h''tl'.
StartInr tomorrow afternoon III" h"FH
viii be up against neat hrEuih'h' ~
Cndiz, which club Is composed 81 IN"
crca,n Of the OHIO wiley. nrni on sun
jav Inc boys will haiu" l'"iiHlr' ~
,rnmc that will hav" II direct h''a"'nS on
saturday the McC"nkcys vii! h'' h;laFH
crinn1cd rs ltuuiz. DuEan ana Ecu VIII
nIaY with the opposition. n'ah'ht -
prnscaenry for the locals I" pick NJ So
.ra1 nov ,non EoE"v"r. IN" Mh"kS, ar"
NOT worrying tn" least bit. hu' ar" 'nn-
IT, considcrahl" interest in th"S" ser
tnS feeling as though baseball days hI"
numbered and two gaines as th"%" com
Inr ot the same period it is /" he con-
Ernrv effort will II" mad" hy IN"
harks TO cop both "Ehhiti"nS. ~ my
go innortant sunday all pl"NrHS VIII
hc hack in tho lineup ana nothing WI!
b,yn Ia IL. frarrd. but i is III" N''HfiaE
n,,. th, hnys ar" after. Any nm"iih,
~ interest is being uanit. Si"'i ana II
1n,,ks "a though hnnh 81 loyal F"'''rS
viii arcnmra,iy III" ,"ES IN nut"'''" "S
! or SATURDAY. Manager M"t"nk"y WI
| more han lil.rly use Lewis ON lhc
! r,nIlrd :,r-.,irrt Cat'2 and HAY" EUrkhnr'
| for thr SUNDAY card
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III honored in Ike respect here tues

all honored in Ike respect here tues
day night.
Director OF Athletics Melvin W. Shep-
pard presented the honor emblems 20 the
men with little ceremony.
Major Jouctt Henry paid 4 very fine
tribute to baseball. encouraging the ma
tional pastime and declaring that It dld
much to build UP Il mans body and TO
devc lop. quick thinking and acting.
The Gunners. rs they are known
amoug the fans. won. the first division
inague penuant. and came out second IN
the second go-round. They challenged
the winners to q post-scrics TO deter
mine the champs of the league ana
easily coppcd the first two games from
their opponents.
Coleman is one Of the outer gardeners
for thu Gunners and has done some
mighty effective work for his team. He
is n good hitter and an exceptionally
valuable man t. have around the team
in pinches. Coleman IS popular with
rho follows and is an all-ruUnd genuine
fine fellow.
The other West Virginia man hnnorcd
and who is a member OF the Gunners
is Pitcher Shallon. who also plays in
the outtlcid. His home. IS in Park"rS-
burg. Shallon played professional Dali
IN PENNSYLVANIA and was tried out ut
short by the Philadelphia Athletics.
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WILSON'S READY
FOR D|LLONVALE
Tunnel Green VIII See Two Evenly
Matched Baseball OUTFITS Battle
Tomorrow.

Tomorrow afternoon on the Iunnei
Green grounds Il baseball contest WI
h,. staged brtwccn the Dillnnrale An
lriic ..lub and til" n:nc rcprcscmIIng ny
Wilson packers Of this city. rms SCI
~ whilr no, for any metals or titles.
sG Tdi'' be ' one Of Unusual interest, as
far as clean hascba II is concerned at,u a
from all available dope. II VIII be one
Of the fastest Of tho season. l5nth ciun 't
arc wcII known ard are evenly matched.
brt. ,rho Will he returned the winner Is
me nIrSlirn on tn. minds or the 1anS
Who Scir frrqurnr III" ever popular grounds:
Wnny. n good game has been seen. ON
the grounds. but this one IS c"pecEGu
tn hc Il step better ti'an the rest " '''''
D,Ilonvalc will com" prepared ms n VIC
tory means :. lot (" the cluh. zero rN w.'t
he on the mound opposing the loc"'
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EASY FOR THE CUES.

NEW YORK. AUG. 2.--Chica won
another easy victory over New \ TX '"-
DIV hy. = score ii Il tn |. The cubs
nov lead the Giants by five and Il hall
games in the pcnntnl race.
Both P"rritt and Schurn were haitHu
hard Ivy the visitors, while Tyler WAS
effective throughout 1t was Sallnr ;
nav ~ the Polo Grounds. two regiments
of naval reserves from Pelham lay
~ .,,,ti"n attending. score: Il. IL. T..
;,iir,u., e0l 10 n2$-ll ~ o
Ecw York 1870. .0hn 0nU nn1- ! |
Tyler and Killirr:; Icrritt, Schupp
and McC'1rly.
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Two-bast. hits--l.uuSh. NinGu.
Home run-Dauhcrt.
Sacrifice hitS-t'hcncy, l.. Magcn.
Double play. MaSre and Chase
Left on bases-+~incinnatI t. Hrook-
lyn $.
First base on errors-Brnoklyn ..
BASES On balls-ON Ring 3; OF
Cheney l.
Hi, hy nit cher-By Cheney l fNralc).
Struck out--By Ring =; by Cheney 1.
Wild pitch-Chrncy.
Passed ball--Millcr.
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