LOS ANGELES HERALD: THURSDAY MORNING, MAY 25, 1905, 10 HANDICAP won; GulUvant, second; Gold Sifter, Lad second, 81s Lee third. Time, TOMAN, WHOSE DRIVE WON YESTERDAY'S GAME BROOKLYN third. Time, 1:08 1-5. 1:40 2-5. "JIMMY" Col. WILLBE RUN TODAY Eclipse stakes, five and a half fur- Five furlongs—The Saracen won. longs—Vendor won; Jacobite, second; Cronston second. Hoi Pollol third. HENLEY PITCHES Time, SERAPHS WIN Battle Ax, third. Time, 1:08 4-5. 1:01 2-5. won, BIG EVENT AT THE GRAVEBEND stnken, mile nnd ft quarter- One mile—Edna. Tanner Neva / Belmont Welch second, third. Time, 1:42. COURSE Tanya, 121 (Hlldebrnnd), 11 to 5, won; Orient WINNING BALL Blandy, 12* (W. Davis), 4 to 1, second; IN 4 to 1, third. WINNERB AT THE FIFTEENTH Shot, (fVNell), Twelve Horsei Will Probably Face Hot 12S Time, Merry Lark, Tied Friar, ELM RIDGE TRACK TOO the Barrier In New York's Classic. 2:0». By Assncliiteii Presn. TOMAN'S TIMELY STICK DOES SEALS' YOUNG TWIRLER The West Will Be Well Repre. Wild Mint and Flinders nlso ran. KANSAS CITY, May 24.-Elm Rldga sented The Grand National steeplechase, results: SEATTLE Mackey IT AGAIN MUCH FOR about two miles nnd a half— Four and one-half furlongs—Meadow Dwyer, won; Arlan, second; Hylaa, 1 won, Prern. Breeze Earl Rogers second, Ra« By Asimelnfeii third. Time, B:03 2-6. Time, NEW YORK, May 24.—From the mona IIthird. :62%. Seven furlongs— New York won; Red furlongs— won, GAME CHARLEY HALL ON MOUND long, broad otretohos of the new Bel- Six Melodious Arlara GRAHAM PUT OUT OF Knight, second; Kenllworth, third. second, Hattle Carr third. Time, 1:14. mont park to the historic course nt — Time, won, Oravesend, racing Interest 1:27 2-6. One mile Idle Federal second, Ventura Lad Has an Day and eastern Time, Umpire Is Or. Off tomorrow the nine- Modred third. 1:41%. Arouses Ire of the and will move with furlong— — Hia Delivery Is Clouted for teenth running of the classic Hrooklyn HOW THEY ...aN AT THE One mile nnd a Bondage Grounds Mike second, Time, dered From the An even dozen thorough- BT. LOUIS FAIR GROUNDS won, Devout Leila third. Seven Hits—The handlcflp. Belle finished first, but Fisher and His breds are named na contenders for the By A«ioclat#d Press. 1:52<4. Ancott Figures purse. Delhi hns the honor of ST. LOUIS, May 24.— Fnlr Orounds was disqualified for fouling. Trouble* $20,000 mile— Sweet Tone won, Kernel tarrying top weight, hla Impost being results: One furlongs— Macy Jr. second, Gold Bell third. Time, 124 pounds. The known class of Delhi Four nnd n half 1:41V4. By Associated Tress. won, second, Birmingham Five and one-half furlongs—Oranada Standing of the Clubs SAN FRANCISCO. May 24.—Seattle will prohnbly send him to the post Condre I'lnyrilWon. I.'" P. C. Time, won, Parvo second, Hadur third. Time, ** " able the choice of tire puhllc. Lord of the third. 1:09. ficomn 20 was to secure but three hits off furlongs— Ony Adelaide won, l:08V4. l» 'III Vale, belonging to August Beitnont. Six Henley barely escaped shutout second, Punffi?'Kinrt^:::::::Franrlncn BO IIit iU : and a tnkrs the place of Beldame In the Bonebrnke Alamode third. 1 •' Time, J&tfJT.0Mtttl« «47 1220 5 -\u25a0«• on Kane's steal home In the seventh Hrooklyn. There Is no denying the 1:14 3-4. MAY YET RESULT SERIOUSLY ::::::::::: H 4 \u25a0 47 20 -\u25a0 furlongs— High Portland ...\u25a0\u25a0 -N when nn effort was being made to rtrength of the entry of C. F. Itowe, Five and one half won, Humorist second, Pretty Attack on Miss Arguello.Den Leaves Los Angeles, 2; Tacoma, 1. catch a man at second. The locals fell the western owner whose colors will Chance be Colonial CJIrl. \V. B, Jen- Nellie third. Time, 1:09. Her In Bad Condition It was a troubled meeting on the on Charley Hall for two hits in the seen on Gregor won, Re- nings, another western owner, shows n One mile— K. Au Miss Josephine Ar- Chutes park diamond yesterday after- fourth and three In the sixth, allowing second, Rod third. Time The condition of strong hand In the Brooklyn with volr Terns guello-Den of 1215 New Hampshlro Mr. J. Ira had a perfectly noon. Davis a total of six runs and making the Proper nnd Dainty. 1:40. street, whose life threatened by furlongs— Lady Vashtl won, Van was n awful time with unruly and belligerent day's sport rather one-sided. Tomorrow marks the Inauguration of Six negro Tuesday afternoon, was slightly Ness second, Frnnk Bell third. Time who hated to lend heed to The score: the new scnle of prices on metropoli- Improved yesterday, but she Is still suf- ball players 1:14. the official mandate. And then there| SEATTLE. tan tracks, the grand stand admission fering from a severe nervous shock, All X IB SB PO A E being placed at $3. Mile and one sixteenth— Canyon won, solid Innings of ball bin*-1 Kane, and It Is said that she Is not yet out of were fifteen 3b 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 entries, Docile second, Miss Betty third. Time litiR besides. Fireman Fitzpatrlck Miller, if 4 0 0 0 2 0 0 The Jockeys, weights nnd danger, as a relapse of appendicitis, Houtz. If 2 0 0-0 3 0 U proboble odds for the handicap fol- 1:48 2-5. Is now convalescing, la slipped over the twisters for the north- Kemmer. lb 3 0 0 n 5 1 0 * from which she Frary, c 3 I) 1 0 8 J P low that rangy individual, (i feared. ern men Rnd two out, winning by score Mcllal*,cf 3 0 0 1 0 1 Horse- Jockey. Weight. Odds. AT THE Ball, his the locals a Hall, pr 1 3 1 1 WINNERS The indignation of the people liv- Warren produced choicest IAPS HAVE EASY 3 0 0 » Delhi (Shaw) 122 3-1 PARK COURSE of 6 to 3. Attendance 2400. Score: O'Brien. Ib 3 0 0 0 1 0 nroomstlck (.1. Mftrtln) 119 even UNION ing In the Pico Heights district has slants for the Angels. S. C, R. H. E. C. Hall, p 3 0 0 0 .0 3 J) Lord of the Vale (W, Davis) US 4-1 By Associated Tress. TIME WITH U. o ~' reached such high pitch because of In the seventh period both contin- St. I.ouls J J •Dainty (O'Neill) 114 8-1 LOUIS, May Union, Park a Totals 28 *T ~3 Ti ~8 3 •Proper (B. Smith) Ktf 8-1 ST. 24.— to Arguello-Den of on the hide and Pelty and Sugden; Tannehlll. the insults which Miss gents ball basters lit Overwhelm the Batteries— SAN FRANX'ISCO. ••First Mason (Lynn) IIS 5-1 Results: In brining of their col- Waseda Ball Tossers Crlger and McOovern. X ••Colonlan Girl (Hooker) 11l fi-1 has been subjected within the last few succeeded one AB R IB SB TO A (Hlldehrand) 12-1 One mile and seventy yards—Gllfan Methodists on University Waldron. cf 3 0 0 0 2 0 0 Orazlallo 1M days that additional police protection leagues over the terminal rubber. IN Spencer, rf 3 1 2 0 1 1 » 81:- Brlllar (Kelly) 03 lno-l won, Opalant second, Objlbwa third. CLEVELAND TRIUMPHS (Knnpp) has been demanded. eight snappy innings after Diamond Moliler. 2h 3 1 0 0 2 2 0 I>-onldas 104 20-1 Time, It was THE THIRTEENTH INNING Illldebrand, Pasadena ( ) M .2M 1:4" 3-5. broken, AVaseda, 13; U. S. C, 6. If 3 1 1 1 2 0 0 3(1-1 "Such characters as that negro will that before the deadlock was | By Associated Trees. Irwln.3b ... 4 1 2 1 1 4 0 Oftrlch• ( ) " 92 One mile—Eva Clalr won, Catallne The Japanese baseball lined up Jennings entry. Itowe entry. not be tolerated In this vicinity for a and it was -Jimmy" Toman's tean\ CLEVELAND, May 24.—Cleveland Healon. lb 2 1 0 0 11 0 0 second, third. Time little for their last game In Southern Cali- Wilson, c 2 1 1 1 5 2 0 Miss McKenna day," said a prominent man of Pico brought seance to a final split Philadelphia today, 1 0 3 3 0 Btlck that the fornia against the ball team of the even with Uochnauer 3 0 1:42 4-5. Heights yesterday afternoon, "and if In the the inning Henley, p 4 0 0 0 0 seventy yards—Mid-. victory possession of winning In thirteenth on TANYACAPTURES THE mile and end with University of Southern California 3J! One it is necessary -we will take the matter hits by and Rhodes and two Totals 27 6 7 3 27 15 2 night Minstrel won, Asclepias second, the Seraphs. yesterday at 3:30 Stovall RICH BELMONT STAKES to part afternoon on the lat- SCORE BY INNINGS. In our own hands free this of Toman's timely wallop won the seven- 1 outs. Cleveland's three errors Rave — Noel third. Time, 1:48. city any such ters' diamond. Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 o—l0 1 the from characters." '\u25a0! teen-inning session for Los Angelas Philadelphia five o—3 furlongs— Mafalda won, The The Jap rooters aR usual out runs. Attendance Base bits 0 110 0 0 10 •— Harry Payne Whitney's Filly Piloted Si x stubby shortstop turned San Francisco 0 0 0 3 0 3 0 0 6 Many Sunday and when the | goodly 2800. Score : '—7 by Roustabout second. Thanks in numbers and outnumbered R. H. E. Baso hits 1 1 0 2 0 3 0 0 to Victory Hll- to the plate in the fifteenth yes- 1 third. Time, 1:14. COURT HOUSE NOTES came the U. S. C. crowd two to one. Hovelnnd 6 14 -3 SUMMARY. debrand won, mile— terday he -was called upon Philadelphia 8 » Tn-o-basc hits—R. Hall. Sacrifice hits— One lrish Jewel Sever afternoon The game was featureless, both — Bomls; Henley and By Associated Press. From the number of marriage li- rip past Fitz- Batteries Rhodes and Gochnauer, HUdebrand, Spencer. First base 20,- second, Billy Handsell third. Time, to repeat, and with a teams playing poor ball, but what the Schreick. _ errors— San Francisco, 1. First basn on NEW YORK, May 24.— More than censes issued yesterday the clerks in resting place in on fi; Henley, 1. . called tmlls—Off C. Hall, off Payne Whitney's 1:42. patrk-k, which found a Japs lacked in the field was made up Francisco, 000 persona saw 3- — the marriage license department have Seattle, 1; fi. brought Lert on bases— San •• mile and seventy yards Red the center garden, he Cravath by their crack battery Struck out-By Hall. 7; by Henley, 3. year-old fillyTanya, ridden by Hilde- One that to , and with the GOLFERS TO PLAY ON c. —1:45. Umplie Reynard won, second, determined the desire wed to gathered in another Passed balls—Frary.' Times brand, at Rennalssance young , the rubber and stick they hit Niles" curves at will —Pcrrlne win the rich Belmont stakes among the couples has over- ,« Mizzenmast third. Time, 1:46. game for the Seraphic host. throughout the game. CATALINAISLAND LINKS . Belmont park today, defeating the best come the timidity of the young women. In the eighth canto Charles" Graham, The 3-year-old colts and fillies In-the east. Petitions for divorce were filed yes- lineup:— — GOLFERS RACE RESULTS AT THE sometime of Santa Clara and the north V. S. C. Wnupdn METROPOLITAN August Belmont's Blandy, the winner terday as follows: Mary I.S. Gold IDavidson Right field Shlslilmlii TOURNAMENT OPENS SATURDAY DOWNS COURSE generally, had a most heated interview OPEN ANNUALTOURNEY of the Withers stakes, was second, and CHURCHILL ngalnst J. L. Gold; Ida S. Homer Broderso.n Center field cibara AFTERNOON By ASBOdated Press. with the indicator man and, as a con- Atkinson Left field Sujaki Shot third. Tanya against Benjamin F. Homer; W. W. Brldwpll Short stop Hnshiilo J. E. Maddens Hot LOUISVILLE, May 24.—Churchill sequence, out of the favorite, closing at Wright against LillyO. Wright. was finally chased Darby First liase Isumltan'i Qualifying Round for the Association was heavily played Downs results: though he was extremely Jc-ssup .Second base Oshlknwii Attendance of Local Niblick Played on the backed The township courts have decld'/d grounds, Third base Suyami Large Championship 11 to 5, having been down from Six furlongs— Athlone won, Itaska loath to depart. Hutler Catcher Yamawaki Knights Assured for Annual Event. Staten Island Links to The Belmont stakes is for 3- second, Time, to follow the example of the superior Mies Pitcher Kono 3 1. Autumn Leaves third. the Tigers had mowed | Trophies In the pitchers was the main cause of the awarded to Byers of the Al- Graham Eighteen holes will be played Satur- score was murmured some home team's defeat. Attendance 9000. legheny Country of Plttsburg. ish thereat. Charles day morning. The best score made on club the strike Score: of City unkind words to ball and each hole four Walter J. Travis Garden and R. H. K in the rounds will corr- prepared to the mitt ?, Graham, New Jersey ex- artist when he don iNew York 3 4 stltute the players' score for nine holes, Archie the in the Seraphs' half of the third, and ICincinnati — 4 9 3 pert, tied with totals of 157 each. Thir- BattiTifs WilUe Bowerman; Harper, awarded. A contestant may, ifhe pre- it by telling Mr. and for first of J. Ira ended all Gra- jEwlng and Schlel. Vrnplrt—Bauswine. fers, play onlyone round of nine holes, ty-two qualified the round go' the principal prize AS IN WINTER. ham to hence and get on other or only two rounds or three rounds. match play for the and ALMOST AS COMMON IN SUMMER side of the fence instanter. The Ta- BROOKLYN TAKES ONE Some of the players willgo over on the the defeated sixteen tomorrow will * and by FROM ST. LOUIS ARTISTS damp, cold, changing weather of coma captain went unwillingly j Saturday evening boat and play two play on for a minor trophy. The third While the aU f&b coming from By Associated Press. %sfe*s&s^*rtt slow stages, Hogan in of nine each on Sunday and fourth sixteenth will continue for the pains and other disagreeable j rubber, j BROOKLYN, May 24.—Brooklyn de- rounds holes Winter intensifies right and going behind the | morning which will render them ili- two other cups, so that sixty-four of Rheumatism, no means a t^ to the feated St. Louis today. The victors symptoms it is by ' jrwbk while Thomas hied out starboard glble for the prize. players will be In evidence tomorrow. 3^^!^** failed to score up to the ninth inning winter disease exclusively. Through the long pasture. The Santa Catalina Island company In the first round tomorrow, Travis ift'* j^STVv poorer when Smoot drove out a liner that and twitch- Jliila Graham will be five ducats as has put up ahandsome silver cup to be will play Nunning; Byers will play months of Summer its wandering pains resulted in a home run. Attendance c? !s^£.' a result of his debate with Davis, as awarded the player making the lowest Rhett; Graham willplay Robbins and ingnerves are felt by those in whose blood the uric <^| I Sheehan, be- 1700. Score: will also "Tommy" who net nine holes, and to become Gee will play Downey. Travis' card /^rW^^^^^^k game R. H. E. score for acid, which produces the disease, has accumulated. ;* f came so depressed later In the Brooklyn 3 7 0 the property of the winner. There will for the first half of the qualifying \u25a0W'^^,(f B^ffli that he couldn't keep it to himself. For jSt. L.ouls — 1 7 3 prizes. thirty-six holes, play, Rheumatism is a disease that involves the en- jg^620P**§Jfe[ (f ]I§PP Batteries Seanlon and Bergon; Kgan and also be a driving contest for round of medal . indulging very heated and pointed Umpires — Kmslle. begin p. Saturday. Its primary cause results fromthe in Warner. Klcm and Play will at 2 m. was seventy-eight. He went out and tire system. = language while commenting on the Those already entered include: Wil- came In with 39 each. Wllcox, who failure of the eliminative organs, the Liver, Kid- " : a worthy PITTSBURG ROMPS AWAY actions of Mr. Davis certain liam Fredrickson, George J. Denis, J. played along with him, took eighty- and Bowels, to out of the system the v^^BL - - $25 by FROM BOSTON SQUAD neys carry IHyy^^^S^^^UC a I.„ yclept Brown is fined Michael A. A. Jevne, J. W. Broad, V. K. Howard, three strokes. f^^lE Dy An»ocinted Prets. matter. coming in Fisher, who insists upon plain English, B. Orr, W. W. Butler, Edward Silent, E. Byers Pittsburg urea, or natural refuse This BOSTON, May 24.—Pittsburg hit the C. M. of turned in L\V\\\l^^^r^ unadorned. Hunt, E. L. Doran, J. J. Mel- morning round, contact the different acids of the body forms ball today and easily defeated Boston. Summer the lowest card for the with The Tigers opened the seventh in- lus,, George Ellis, E. Conde Jones, Volz was batted out of the box in tho B. a total of seventy-seven. uric acid which is taken up and absorbed by the ning and McLaughlin rapped a long Charles McFarland, B. Tufts, 11"^ second inning, and Harley who suc- E. N. X causes of the blood, / "^^S^^nSWiSKW *'» vWN drive which collided with the anatomy Wllshire, Dr. Frost, R. R. McKlnney, blood. This acid fermentation ceeded him fared little better. Attend- CLEAN TAMALE WAGON nourishing - - of the umpire and the Bengal got first Manning. making it sour and unfit for properly of inflamma ance 3200. Score: T. S. Lasfc Summer xhad a Bevere attaok on his luck. Lynch sacrificed and Gra- These players Intend leaving forAva- RUN BY Y. M.C. A.BOYS the body, and as this Vital Stream goes to every tory Rheumatism in the knees, from-whioh. Iwas ham lifted out a double mop to left Pitt-burg...." l?'lV'fi lon on Friday or Saturday at 9:05 a. m. of the body, the poison is McLaughlin Eopton 1 4 1 Must Sell! Seventeen Thousand Five nook and corner distrib- £2££Z^tEF$& which brought over the — Peltz; Several others will go over later, tak- Batteries Leever 'and Vulz, Harley Hundred to Take Athletes nervOUS JSS&Jkinds of%&liniments and medioines whioh terminal patch. ane per- Dillon, Hi 8 0 0 0 \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 J 1 Athenians the Bowels and of the most ragged games There is something strange about I'ravaih. rf ,5 1 1 0 0 0 0 one ever liv-Avnclated Frets. and temporarily reduce the inflam- linifliiar, * ii cured. applications relieve the pain If 0 0 0 2 0 here. Powell lasted Inning this hot tamale wagon. Itis a model manently JSxternal Toman, u ;ii . »i7i seen one PORTLAND, Ore., May 24.— Portland ii 1 six, neatly groomed mation, reason are desirable, they cannot have any effect on the disease. Bpiea, c 5 0 3 3 0 and Kitson both being batted out batted Moßklman at opportune times of cleanliness and the and for this but li.ill,|. 4 0 10 10 I) apron a cure can of the box. Attendance 2500. Score: today In the game with Oakland. young man Ina white who handti The blood is poisoned and the blood must be treated before be effected. Total! 47 i 7 1«44 S» "» it. 11. k. out doughnuts, hot coffee and egg Band- for bunting third aiiiku. Detroit 12 14 3 Although Ksslck was hit as freely S., a made from roots, herbs and barks, is the best treatment forRheuma- •Graham out as part billof saya, S. S. remedy TACOMA New York 6 9 \ the California pitcher, he was more wiches as a of the fare at head, and by neutralizing the , Iliitti\u25a0rl.'s-Kltson, Miillln, Sullivan and "thank you," when you pay and asks tism. Itgoes into the blood and attacks the disease its acid ' AllR B1I SB PO A E Drill; Powell, l'uttmunn, Hogg, Urlfflth, successful Inkeeping the singles scat- Doyle, ib 7 I) Iii I 0 Klelnow and Vacgulre, you to "please again." out, the blood so itcan supply nourishment and strength I\u25a0> come Kheehan. 3b 4 0 0 0 3 0 tered. Attendance 750. Score: and driving it and buildingup sour Nortlyke, Ib 6 0 2 0 20 2 0 11. H. E. Fifteen hundred young men are In- only safe cure \u25a0• •— to every part of the body, itcures Rheumatism permanently. S. S. S. is the Kaagn, 6 0 10 17 0! CHICAGO WHITE OOX I'ortland ..0 11001 X0 4 7 1 The Mclaughlin, If 6 12 ii 2 ii 0 Oakland —2 1000000 o—3 8 3 terested In the scheme. associa- disease; vegetable, not injury the system in the least, as do Lynch, .1 .1 0 1 0 4 0 0! TROUNCE SENATORB AGAIN Datterleu.. lOhhli'lc and— McLean; Mosklman tion wished to send a team of ten men for the being purely it will Thomas, 3 I If 0 0 0 4 0 II By Aaaoctated Preaa. ami Hymen. Umpire Klopf. 13, some mineral ingredient. S. S. S. tonesup Oraham. o 3 0 2 0 10 0j to Portland, July 11. 12, to compete those medicines which contain Potash or other liogan. if. and c :... 4 0 10 4 0 0I CHICAGO, May 24.—Chicago de- Kltiuutrlck, (000120 in the field events of the Associated every part of the body by its fine tonic properties. p feated Washington today, winding up REBULTB Or EASTERN . ! INTERCOLLEGIATE League of North America, and every- Total 60 1 11 0M1 i. > four straight GAMES j4sHssi&H While cleansing the blood of allpoisons itbuilds up the winning run "o the series with victories. advertising •One out when wan *cored. At Princeton— Dartmouth, 1; Prince- one of the 1600 in and pat- V INNJMiS Score: jffijgg|gg?|H gfflpfffliflffl appetite and digestion, soothes the excited nerves, re- . \u25a0CORD 11 R. H. B. ton, r>. ronizing the wagon. Angela* ,...( 0 0 0 0 0 10000000 i..» . " " " 1— a Chlongo 7 U 5 expenses of the team duces all inflammation, relieves pain and completely Ilaae hit* 1« 0 •\u25a0 10 0 0 010 2— 7 4 At 'Ann Arbor—Michigan, 10; Ober- To defray the ™jrgii_^ — 0 00000100000000— [ W.ialllllKtnn— 1 1 wssßSfclh? Taouma 1 and McFarland; Jucob- $350 willbe needed and what Is lack- cures inevery form Muscular, Inflamma- lilts 0 01121221 00 00 10-11I' Batterlea Bnilth' lln, 2. Rheumatism ilusu B"iiand Heyduu. Ing coming from the lunch w^^ML^FBMk —SUMMARY At Notre Dame— Notre Dame, 8; In the sum fe>>|. jJhI tory, Articular or Sciatic. Ifyou are worried with the Nordyke, counter up Two-bane hlta Oraham. Toman. ST. LuUIS CAPTURE3CLOBE Northwestern, 8. will be made by popular Mk^Jrai Sacrifice hits- Hngan 2. Hhoehan 2, l.ym-ii. Sj^SSStfe. nagging pains of Rheumatism, do not wait for it to be- subscription. Iqjjfflpy itiHvlK-ar 3. Hall. Kimt ha«« on CAME FROM BOSTON At Naßhvllle-Vanderbllt, 13; ban»s-Ujn Angplet•rroMa,i--Ta-' Cln chronic, but the of purge. rnma 3. I.»ft on Ta- Hy ctnnatl, come begin use S. S. S. and coma 8. Bane* on I.hIIb off Kltzpatrlck 2. Aeaoelatad I'reim. 4. Ona of tha most delightful "actnlo rail- out -Hy Hall 2. by Pltinatrlck 4. LOUIS, May Boston made way*" In tha I'lilted Btataa i. h full-crown our onRheumatism, ask Struck BT. 24.— a up lUlgh'fc the blood of every particle of the poison. Write for book and our Double play«—Dillon «o Flood. Wild pitch strong John N. Itiihliluii. plon**r clnr d»al«r. trolley Una running to Portland TIitmi of game— 3:45. Umpire—I bid for today's game, the last corner Main and i \u25batr.cia, runm- back, on which the vltltor to tha Uwlt no charge Fl(ip«ii T»mi»lePalmai, •nd physicians for any advice you wish. We make foreither. PavU. of the series, in the ninth Inning, but mend* to bu frltnd* I.an cl*ar Ha- ami Clark exposition may go at any hour vana tlkur, Us IU« t>c»t «v*|- buia. Jutt try of the day anil tea a million dollar*' worth SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, ATLANTA,QA. Koihliigb»iur mad*. La*i'alnui clfar*., Burkett failed with two on bates and them. ut tctstry for a nickel THE