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OTTAWA FREE TRADER - JOURNAE.
TUESDAY, JUNE 8, 192(1. " 1
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BY CONDO.
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Today's Markets
CORN JUMPS FROM
1-23 TO 1 3-8C TODAY
Chicago. June V- Celerity with
,v iui li offerings wore ;i hsorbeil made
the invn mai'kiM climb ioi;iv ipi'M iiu'.
emulations which ri u ft 1 from half
rciil to 1 3 lower with July 1."' '' I
1.71 and St'i'i m ht-r I.."'! 1 I in I .i t
were followed by ii sharp I is'
i liits displayed strength from the
outsit fter opening I If "if to 1 yc
;id Vitti . Ill'' market scored a mat oil
iiil ui I '.rti.
I'l'llV Is.OIlS
Cooklnp butter, .'!0e..
Packed engs, 3(ii:.
Cream, 65c.
aim
easier
V Olf ilull
Potatoes.
Chicago Juno .- Potatoes weaker;
!i-,.,iiis forty six ears; Northern
; whit- wh k.m $:):. 2.v
; Liberty Bonds.
New Yoik. Juno v - J 1
1 1: i' -i i a st; :. , victory i ;; is !.. 7.
! Livestock.
Chi. ago ujii" V C:ilH". Receipts
is.niii, beef steers mostly .".(if higher,
I S0II1" tllguel
i Hoi;'. I if nera 1 1 v 1
ihulk light and light
$11 I." : hulk. 2.D) lbs
111'.
j sheep - Receipts 5. quality
! poor; lambs ..'. to $1 higher, ii be
: twecn kind advancing most.
Wall Street
I New York. .Inn" s. Reading i'"s"
i almost I point.-. Now York Central al
I so lieve loping W illi numerous second
j.uy issues. Th" m.irkcl lapsed into
; dullness before noon.
!M.;:i.
c to 2'c lower;
llllte llCl'S $1 I'M
anil over f 1 :!.Hm-
Hldei ana Wool.
Horso hides, $7 iiO.
No. 1 hides, lb., i.ic.
Mo. 2 hides, 14c.
No. 1 calf, lb., :i..c.
Miisktnls, fOc to $ M.
Skunks, $2 to
Raccoon, $1.50 to J).
Mink. $2 to 10.
Live Stock.
Steers, stock, cwt., JUS; fat, cwt,
$10-12.
Calves, cwt., JH 12.
Spring lumen, rwt., 110-11.
Hogs, cwt., $13.1.1.
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GRAIN QUOTATIONS
Chicago market report furnished by
(J. W Klrliy. iii.itiiiner Simons, Ihiv
Co.. Hooiu 312 Moloney Building.
riiotiM 05,
Brov
High, I o'v Close, close.
( 'urn
.Inly .... 1 72. I I.70''-, 1 714
Sept. .... l.r.Si.4 I .":.' 1. I.57U
CITIES IN U. S. SHOW
BIG INCREASE OVER 1910
ROSELANDS. SPEEDY
SUBURBAN OUTFIT
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WALLACE GRAIN MARKETS.
I Xr
; No
No
! Oil
t white corn
I yellow corn
:i while corn
;) vcllou torn
.$l.7i!
. I.7i.i
, 1.7'i
. t.7:i
.'V
Oals -.Inly
Sept ....
No. ;! white .
No. :! yellow
No :.! white .
!l7-.
II 'h
Cash Markets.
LOCAL MARKETS
Corn
No. while
No. '! wh i!e .-
No. I white
drain : Receipts. S,ii"0;
7. nun; com receipts. 1 r.i.imo;
, o;is
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. us i in
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estimate
MARSEILLES
MISS THERESA PHILLIMORE,
Representative, Branch Office Phlllimore Building
Local Notet.
Kranklin Schullz of Chicago i.s
pppndin'g a few clays visit ing friends
her.
J. H. Brown returned to ChiciiKo
after a 'Wtwk end visit at the home of
liir daughters, Mrs. Vein Clnircbill
and Mrs. Forrest, Sinilh.
Tlio rioynl Neighbors will meet to
night In the Odd Fellows' hall.
illrs. Hazel Miller of Chicago ar
rived line today lor a few days' visit
with her parents.
Harry 'McCurdy returned to the Uni
versity of Illinois to enter the hospi
tal. He broke his left ankle.
Mrs. I. N. Bingham went to Chira
no yesterday for a few days' visit
with hor mother.
MiH. Irene Uilette of Mnline is ve
iling al the. home of Violet Kee.
jlr. and 'Mrs. John MoMahoti went
tofClilcago today for a several days'
vifit. J - ,
Mrs. Walter Haynes and children
and Klla Bogle will depart Saturday
for Stockton, Calif., w here they w ill
recide.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles MiehacH and
family moved to Ottawa to reside.
.Miss K:lith diimm spent a few
hours in Ottawa today.
Mrs. Pomeroy of Ma .on spent to
day visiting friends in this city.
Home From Schools.
James ..McCtillougti. Carl Bondage.
A. Clilllimore, Dorthea MK'ulIonsh.
Winifred Monlgormery, Olive Makeo
ver, students at I'niversity of Illi
nois, will arrive hero tomorrow to
spend their summer vacation with
their parents.
iSpringers, 23c.
Booster'), lie.
Hens, 25c.
Stags, ISc.
Turkeys. ao-.IIc.
LhickR, -oo.
I'lgeons. K)c.
Kggs, 4'ic.
Butter, 6Uc.
Iard, 20c.
receipts. .S.ooii;
, Clo.ii' it ; oats
mates, :!n,0iin.
Hogs receipts,
"11 llllll
I
Cattle
i T.0"o.
! Sheep
.S.IKIO.
Hogs open lo.2," Iwoer,
lower. Cattel strong. Sli
er.
reieipts, L'll.ooo; esti-
receipts,
"II;
estimates,
estimates.
estimates,
close la. '.',"
ep 111 high-
Today in the Court House
Record of Real Estate Transactions and Business of the Circuit,
County and Probate Tribunals.
Probate Court
Miss Graffis Entertains.
A picnic supper was given by The
resa dralhs last evening at her home
In Fairview for Main street girls. A
chicken supper was served lit fi:!10
after remainder of the evening was
spent in playing verious kinds of
games. A farewell picnic for the
school teachers who will depart for
their homes next week to spend the
summer vacation, will be given Thurs
day evening hi McKlnley park.
li;lani.
at
Peter A. 1'eterson u:is horn
Onlal. Stavenger Norway. Dec. i.
1S3K. and died May 2S. I!i2it. II" came
to America in 1 X-l and in IS 17 was
united in mnrriagc to Mis Cotolhy
Billand. To them were ho.u elewn
children ,of which three have pre
rcd"d him In death. Those surviving
lire Mrs. II. C. Weber of Sacred Henri.
Minn.,. Martin, Samuel, Mr.'. I'. II
1'eterson and Mrs. C. II. lliilverson of
l.lnn (iroe, Iowa, Lewis of Wagner.
H. .. I'elfi' of Alexandrii , S. 1)., and
( larence of I. eland. Mrs. 1'eterson
died iiboul three years" ago. Funeral
was hel l Monday af'enioou. Kev. S.
A. Johnson ofliciating.
Mrs F.nnra Vig of Somoniuk
V-unday among relatives.
J. Ij. 'Whitman spent Thursday
his brother nl KarUillr.
Miss Nellie Widdows, who wa
uieslic science teacher in the
school the past year, has resigned and
m-copted a position Suga.- drove. III.
Miss Widdows left Saturday to upend
her vacation among the home I'olkn
iv. Newman, 111.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Dainelson of Ot
tawa spent Sunday among relatives.
K, O. hichardson and family autoed
to Oregon Htiivhy. where they sj.cnt
the day with J. W. Stromle ami fam
ily. Misses Theodora Johnson and liose
Hill wore MuidoU shoppers Monday.
IT. Albert I'arka and family ol
Omaha, Neb,, spout Monday among
relatives.
Mrs. Coles'o dudmantion is spend
itlg a few days among relatives al,
Au rorii.
Mrs. S. A. Johnson is visiting rela
tives at Ottumwa, Iowa.
ICngelskirchen home.
Miss Kmniii l.aiahoe and Mr. Bur
nett won nulled in marriage Thurs
day, May 27. The bride is a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James Liiniboe and
has taught school in this lieinity for
several years. The groom is a pros
perous young farmer livini; near I'.iw
paw. The young couple have host.;
of Iriends who extend congiat uja ions
Mile best wishes.
App bill & 111 v ICst Klizaboth A
Iloiiloy I'nnce Berry -- Martin
Thompson.
Inv App Kst Francos Affelt-Wm.
Hill; Victor dostomski; Jos t'utterer.
liepl priv sale of per ppty uppvil
Kst Magdalona SibiKsl roth -Kimball
W Koland.
Acct and ropt app Est Albert N.
Outhrle I'iil rick Kelly.
Proof of Heirship K.-t Eliza J
Hhailor--Jiine Steele.
dilnshp Kst Carl Bonn ct a I -To
Ottawa B t T Co bond $ I'liio app.
Citation to aci t -Kst Andrew T Ear
son Est settled &.C..
Acct and ropt Kst Francos Affelt
- acct to stand as final to Nov term
Stella dostomski--Acct to stand as
linal Ord to give notice of linal set-
K.SOM.
sponl
with
s do-high
HcubiMi and l.uelbi lloehin visited
over Sunday In Naporvllle.
(Mr. and Mrs. Phi) Yencrh b of Men
ilota Httondod church ut Moiidan Sun
liny morning. '
'Tin' La lilcs'. Aid will meet with Mrs.
Minnie Puller lit 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
Bora to Kev. and Mrs Walker. May
CI. a son.
The Sunday school pupil of the
Moridrn church will give a children's
day program Sunday evening. Jure
Hi.
Mr, Barlon or Sandwich called on
Merldon IrloniU one day las week.
Little Harold McOinnls visited his
graiicljiMrentR, Mr. and Mrs. Phi stew
urt, last Wednesday and Thursday.
Grace . Vincent of Mc ndota was a
Merlden caller on day last week.
A number from this vicinity spout
Sunday at Glen Park.
Mr. and Mra. S. J. Haight ami chil
dren of Mcndota spent Sunday at tin
Mi's. II. M. I.oa iiml daughter
Mable autoed to Ottawa Thursday.
Miss derfrmb' Twnir of Ottawa is
v.'sitlng her parents here this week.
Leslie McCKiry spent .Saturdav in
I. a Hose, III.
Mrs. Latch : pent the week with her
sister. Mrs. M. T. Iamb.
The dance given Friday evening liy
the Ladies Sodality of St. Patrick's
church proved a wonderful success.
All the surrounding towns wore well
represented, one hundred and lifty.
lour numbers being sold. All enjoyed
themselves hugely. It lakes 111" ladies
lo jii 1 1 on the real thing, so watch for
their next dance, which will bo in
j Iiu" near future.
Stuart Block Is homo from c'arlin
. ville, III., where ho has boon attond
I ing school.
I Mrs. Wm. Brunei1 is visiting in
dary, Ind., with her daughter, Mrs.
Clarence, Fisher.
I Mrs. P. J. daiigban and Mrs. Willis
(loohanour, who have been visiting
at dary, Ind., with the former's daugh
ter. Mrs. W. A. Bosley, returned home
.Thursday. i
I Mrs. Slot lor of Texas, is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Carl Bedekor.
People of the village were some
what excited Thursday evening about
,r o'clock when throe airplanes alight
ed here. From that time on until
Saturday noon they were busy taking'
up passengers. They also made one
round trip to Ottawa with W. H.
Conard as the passenger, making the
trip in about. .Mi niniiites
Kev. Fr. Kenrick attended the con-'
Urination exercises at. Seneca Thurs
day, Mrs. Win. MVrs of Kankakee Is vis
iting Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Walling.
Saturday, May 2'.', the citizens of the
village met to pay respects to the
memory of our heroes. Al 2 p. ni. a
line of march was formed from the
Odd Fellow's hall, headed by the col
ors, the (I. A. K. loading them, then
the Sons of Veterans, the sixteen vet
erans of the vorld war in uniform
carrvlng rilles, then the W, K. C. fol
lowed by the school children and clti
.ens. The line of march proceeded
then to the M, E. church where the
following program was given: "Amer
ica," by audience. Lincoln's Gettya-
set
for
I 2
Circuit Court
New Cases
Biio Mrs Margaret Vollmor vs Wal
ter drant Jr et al Attachment, (loo
F. Bell .May.
;Pi.".S Same vs .same - Bill to
aside will. Samo alty.
Law Orders
i.'!'.'7 Smith vs Helirose- Mo
Judg mm obstante verdieto over
ruled - .Mo for now trial overruled
Ah1 judgment on verdict - Heft ap
peals to App Court iillowd on filing
bond $!itm in :m days Bill of
ox !in days.
II. ".2 IHlshane vs Ottawa Mo for
new trial overruled -Ac- judg on vdet
- Deft appeals to Appellate Court
allowed- Bill of exeptns !i") days.
Chancery Orders
1111 Clark vs Hinobaiich-Mo bv
deft for iiu days time to file ans or
other pleadings.
lull! Liberia vs Catonp.ora Mas
ters ropt of sale appvd Ac Order
of dist.
271") McKeever vs McKoovt r --Order
on intervening petti,
''tins Hartshorn vs Hartshorn - Mo
for now trial granted - lly agnit
suit dismd and unpaid costs taxed
against est Alfred 1 Hartshorn to be
paid in due course of adiiinstn.
Warranty Deeds
May :2, Ki20, M.trv V. Koelev lo
Charles J. 1 la nicy. a. ," I fl. It. 1. b. !l.
La Salle; $1.
May II, l:i2'i. John C.llliiran and wife
to Bolesl.r.y and Kloonora diit.a, It. ii,
b. 12, La Sallo; 1.
June 2. 1!'2o, Joseph W. Kb in to
Adam and Jrnnle Pvrz. H. 2. b. !!2. La
Sallo; fl.
June 2, po.'n. F. T. Nell' to Tonie
and Kate dray. it. i'.. I In. U & W. P.
Co.'s add. Marseilles; 7.Vi.
May ;, 1!.i2il, William M Mitchell to
Thomas Newell. Its. ,".. fl. !. S, Hall's
second add. Triumph; ?fi!7.
Fo. (i. i:'2u. Federal Phfe Class Co..
Its. M to 12, IS to 21. b. 12.1, Its 1 to Is,
b. 127, pt. blks. i;;;i, i;;t, ail b. Bl.l. Its.
S fo 2. h. 121, I.)iv. 2, Valley add.
Ottawa; tin.
Juno .1. Ii2'i. Minnie Henry and hus
band to V. P. Perisho, w. 7 tt. s. 12u
ft. out It. 1, Haswell's add. Strcator;
$2,oin.
Juno ::, pi'. Alfred H. Bdl and wife
et al. to William P. BiTogan an I wife,
Its. 2. t. b. 2. Iliehey's third add Los
. ant; $:oo.
June 7. Mii'i. Charlos d. Lund to Al
bert T. Wiley, lis. I. 2. !!, b. 1. Its. 1
lo II. b. 2, Jackson's add. Marseilles;
2,(Miu.
May IS. I!i20, Veit C. and Kniily
Schallor et al. lo Gilbert Faher, It.
w. U it. ii. b. I'i, West's add. Mendota,
$1.
May IS. B'2'l. Gilbert and Ella I). K.
Fabor to Veit C. Shaller. It. ;:, w.
It. li. b. El, West's add. Marseilles; $1.
Juno 7, 1M2U, William and Sara Col
well lo Bonnet' Hudkins. Its. Hi. 17.
IS. b. II. Hess1 second add Ottawa;
$2,iiiil).
June 2, pijii, Harry W. and Marha
Sweet et al. lo Henry K. Thompsoti.
11. s, b. 1. Whitmore's add. Behind;
$i.r.(i".
i burg speech Vlcla Wrigar. Keading -
I.illiaiu Higgins. Address Kev. Archer
of Strcator. Alter tho .services at the
church the beautiful memorial tablet
given by tho people of this commun
ity, was unveiled and dedicated. A
tiring sound of tho World war veter
ans tired the salute and Kev. Archer
in a few chosen words presented and
dedicated the uicinoria. after which
Bugler Stephen Pellino sounded taps.
Immediately after they wont to St.
i Patrick's cemetery, then to Allen.
! where flowers were placed on Hie
I graves of our soldiers. At the Allen
! cemetery Kev. A Jones presented a
memorial in honor of the soldiers of
all our wars. This monument was
erec ted by a Civ il war veteran, W. Jl,
Conard.
The ladies of the Altar society of
St. Patrick's church will give a coffee
Saturday afternoon at lite village hall.
Kveryone invited to come and take
lunch Willi them.
The Green Heron.
This bird, which is sometime enlleil
tile "tly-up-thf-oieoli." is about one mid
n half feet long and is common through
out the 1'nlted Stales nod Canadii. It
foods mostly on (Mi. frogs and other
nijimlie iinlniiils, and may be seen, par
ticularly in the morning n ml In the eve
ning, standing patiently moiionless In
some shallow waier, vvulting tin prey
comes wlttiln reinli.
"Sea Cow" Now Extinct.
The last arctic "sen cow" was seoj
In is.11 about n century after th
first discovery of the species ley white
tn-'ii. When full grown the creature
weighed us much as s.inhi pounds.
Those animals frequented shallows
at iho niouilis of rivet's in bonis, and
while feeding iliey drove before lliom
their youjiL', to protect ill" bitter from
dancer. o tnni" wore tiioy that one
could stroke their backs without ob
jection on their part.
Fnfori tmiHely (hoi:- tlesh wns good
to ont. resembling beef. Whaler got
In the way of depending on them for
st. "res of fresh meat, mid so in the
natural course of events they were
wiped out.
I
Small Boy In Hard Luck.
While Charles was slel; and out of
school bis lonelier fi ml the pupils of
his room wore moved to u room ncros-j
the hull from the one formerly occu
pied. On his return to school Charles
went back to his old room. The
ter.i'her In charge noticed the little
follow standing by lier table looking
most forlorn, so she asked blin what
he wuu'-od. He glanced up nt her, then
biokcsl eu llw roomful of .strange boys
ii nd glrR rind said with n piilhctle
quaver In Ids voice, "I've liooii sick,
mid ioiWj-1 enn'vHiiJ tioylecxly liar that
beliwgtojfigu'r f ' ;
PLAY HERE SUNDAY
MANAGER DUNN HOOKS UP WITH
TWO FAST MORRIS PLAYERS TO
FURTHER STRENGTHEN TH C
LOCAL LINE-UP.
According to statement ; made ihl ,
morning by members of th" Ottawa
Baseball association, the third gaui"
of the season will be- a real one. Lasl
night at the weekly meeting of Hp.
association it was announce 1 that the
Hoselaiid Kliepses of lio.-elatid. a sub
urb of Chicago, would be tho n.Ai
team to take a shot al the newly or
gani.a 1 Ottawa nine.
W. L, Pel.
I'leVilatlil 2S la .lill
New York ...2:i 17 .i V.o
I liioago 2.1 HI .Il'-S
Boston 22 Is -..mi
.Washington 22 2u ..12 I j
1st. Louis ii: .;t!iuj
Philadelphia in 2:1 ;
, I V-troit II 2:1 .22ii ,
Yesterday's Results.
Chicago, lo; li.truil. 2.
New York, 2 1; I'liilinb Iphi.i,
No ciliers 1 1 Sit'il ii lit
Games Today.
lio-ton ,i; Chicago.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
W;c hing on al St. Louis.
New York at liotivit.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
on . . .
New York
I'iiiladelnii
Brooklyn
( 'iiicinnat i
Chicago .
Pittsburgh
Si Louis
I Me team scheduled to i la-li wit h I Bust.
the oilawans Is in the diinlin r class
They are very fast and have a grcal
base nail record Their inliehl u s;iM I
by many lo be the fastest in the stall
The outfield ea,,1; be beat, only by tile
local nine. The line ur of the Ko-e
land team is not vet known, hut it i,
expected to arrive In Ottawa al any
tiino. and as soon as i' roaches Mana
ger Ihiiin it w ill he announced "First
tho wor-t. second the same, third the
best of all tile ga js a shigan
known by everyone, and will be bel
ter known by Ottawans Sunday at'C'i
noon after the team gives the Rose
lands a lacing.
Two new players have leen signed
by Dunn. Shorty Sheldon and Joe
Schwing. both players on the Morn's
U"d teatn. have signed. Schwing at
tained ins name to a contract Sunilav -i
night, while Sheldon put down'iiisi
"John llinry" yesterday morning, i
Kchwing is one f.f the ;,isti':t third '
inkers in northern Illinois, while
Shelton is a star shortstop, but will,
play left held in Sunday's game. Willi i
these two new players a hle, to tliei
W.
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Yesterday's Results
Brooklyn. I; New Yoik. 2.
No i t llers sclli dllled.
Games Today.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh a' Boston
St. Louis iit Brooklyn.
Cincinnati a: New York.
present string of stars, b,
fool assured that Sunday'
be a victory for Ottawa,
of thee ;wo players will
in rigiil field. Polls at
Knaii ie at second base.
defender of tho America's clip. I'll
ollieial figures indicated Resolute was
the winner, al! hough Vanilie preced
ed its rival over the linish line by a
minute and 2! seconds. It was under-
jslood 'anili" Wiis loiced to allow 1
ininut" !!.1 seconds, g:ving Kesolute an
uiiollii ial margin of 12 .seconds.
A ten knot westerly htve.e was
sweeping across the l.iwer Narragati
sett bay when Resolute, wilh a new
steel mast, and Vanilie. handled by
a somewhat impatient cn-w. inado
sail.
Resolute appeared improvid by the
late overhauling at Bristol, where tho
put Kaf'. run ! 1 I'i'''' mast she has carried this sea
ho:t an I son was stepped and Manager Kin
dlons .-a d In- though turther changes
would not be nuccssary.
I ins can
ame will ,;
he sign!
CHICAGO PROS PLAY
HAIR RAISING GAME
Chicago. II.. .Inn,, v. ij-.playing a
sier! tig brand of golf. Leo Diegel, as
sistant professional at the Lake Shore
Golf club, defeat., Kddie Loos. Ray.
isloe professional. to 2. in their ex
hibition mill. Ii at the Lake Shore
club. Dieeel won out through excel
lence in driving and stellar work on
iron sdio's.
The players halved the first pi holes
each making the outward bound nine
holes ;;7, par ,",ii. On the eleventh hole
210 yards. Diegel took the; lead, hold
ing a ten-foot put for a (roe. Loos
making l he hole on four. Loos holed
his approach shot on the eleventh.
2 !u yard., for a birdie three, hut Dig
ged sunk a ::u foot putt halving the
hole. Afh r that it was Dieg.d'.s mutch
all the way.
YANKFK '
Murfiedd. Scotland, June S: - Five of
Hie American g. liters entered in the
Knglish amateur champions'iin lourn
amenl. which began lore yesterday,
we're eliminated early in the opening
round.
J. F. Byors of Pittsburg, Cniteil
States champion in la ' '!. was defeat
eel by G. C. .Man ford of I uffness. ,7 and
I; G, II. Walker of St. Loins lost to
A. K. Phillips. Porter's park. .'! and '-,
and D. W. Smith. County Down, de
feated Findlay S. Douglas of New
York. Cniteil States champion in 1 sfiS.
3 and 2,
Frederick S. Wheeler, former pres
ident of the I 'nlted States Gold as
sociation, did not win a bed" in his
match against Ca.luin K. F. Carter of
the Royal Port rush club, Ireland.
Steward G. Sfickney of the St.
Louis club, Clivton, Mo,. was the
lirst American player in win a mulch.
Ho defeated Bertram! Bannerman of
Yolvorton. li and fi.
RECORD CROWD TO
SEE MILWAUKEE GO
Milwaukee, Wis.. Juii" s. The
Richie Milch"!! Low Tcudlcr match at
the Milwaukee auditorium on Wednes
day n ght promises to prove a record
br.-iiker at prices. It looks as though
Ihe house will bo sold out by Wednes
day night although there are a num
ber of tickets yet to go. George Car
peniier, til" From 1) champion, and
war hero, will show on the same card.
Stanley Kvoreito of Pokin. III., will
fat e Frank;" Smu 1 -if r In one of Hie
pri'limina rries.
FLUSHING OUT OF
CHAMPIONSHIP RACE
New York. June - Flushing high
school's baseball l "am. champions of
Qui ensboroiigh. was yesterday elim
inated from further competition in
the series to detenu, ne tho champion
high school nine of Greater New
Yoi-K. The Long Island aggregation
w-iis nulled by th" sturdy high school
of commerce forces in a lively melee
at. Dexter Field, Brooklyn. Tho score
was 7 to 2.
Friday the high school of commerce
nine, champions of Manhattan, and
commercial b gh school, champions of
Brooklyn, will meet to decide the
championship of tho five boroughs and
what team will be entitled lo play
tho champions of Chicago.
Washington, Juno -.1 .- Copulation
announcements of Hie BC0 comma
have been made for more than half
of Hie cities of tho country which in
ID Id had 2.1,0 a) or more people. Some
rciua iiu h Ie growths have been shown
dining (be last ton years which will
make many changes in the rank of
these larger cities. Perhaps the must
in il it hi.' growth thus far shown is Hint
of the two Dei roil suburbs llamtur
iii. ii k ami Highland Park, ranking
1 ,t'.2.".rd and l,:!(i;:rd respectively 111
Bill). 1 1 ii i ii 1 r.i i ii ii i K now Is slightly
larger than Winston Salem, which ill
Ibis census advanced to the posltlm
of metropolis or North Carolina.
More than ihree dozen cities hav
ing less than 21,1)01 people in lfHO.,
have gone beyond the 2.1,u0 milk
i his year, while upward of a dozen
have gone into the llill.OOil class.
There were fifty cities of l'i:i.l)i)t) or
more people in Rile and 171) having
2i1,ooo or more people.
Cities thus fiir announced having
populations under .lain and ovar
2,loiin with their rank In 1'Uu and
th.ir :2u population arranged In or-'
dor of si.e, follow :
City BIM 102)
K.ink Bcpu
l.i t ion
Lynn, Mass, ,,!i!h p.!., US
Tiicoma, Wash tilth HtSJXl
Fliza belli, . J 71th !I1,I1S2
I'I lea, N. Y 7;ird IM.l.'HJ
Frio. Pa Mth :K!,272
Flint Midi lllh !i T( '..J.t
Jiu ksonville, Fla !.'dh ill, .IB!
Schnectedy, N. Y 77th S.72;i
Canton. O pi'.ith s'7,0!H
Fort Wayne, Bid S : 1 1 1 Sii,.1!'l '
Kvausville Ind SOtli S,1,2iH'
Manchester N. II 7Dth 's,2"0
Knoxvillo, Tetiit 1,11st 77, SIS
St Joseph. Mo 7lMh 77.7113
Pearia. Ill s-ltli 7U.I21
llarrisburg, Ba SStb 75,917
Wilkesharre, Ba s;ird '.1'!,K2ti
Wichita, Kans Iic'nd 72,128
Portland Me !st !'.), Kill
liiughiimploti, N. Y 1 I'M h t'ai.Siu)
Broe ktoii. Mass IKiril (111. ill t
Tone Halite, Bid XW1 liG.'.HI
Sacramonto, (111 lR'th lil.h.'J
Roikford. Ill IHith liu.i.i'.l
Spriiigti.'ld. O Idlith illl.Ml)
Ailomia, Ba ln;'.rd DiO.ilJl
Mobile, Ala lo;th liil.121
Slringtiold. Ill 101th .lll.ls,!
Racine, Wis 111th ,S,M
Chiittiioogii. 'I'i'iiii 12itli 57.81)5
Covinglon. Ky 101st. 57,121
Dav'.'iliiort hi, 12Mll i.''ti.7'ii-
Berkeley Cat lliiird ',", i.SSH
Long Beach. Cal liOKth 53.30:!
Gary, Ind ninth ,15.:iH
Lincoln, Nob E'lth 51.3(11
Lancaster, Ba 1121b C't.lilu
Augusta. (Ja BMst 52.5 I.s
M.tcon. Ga BiJnd .12..12.1
Tampa Fla 1 t-Ttti .1.2.12
Roanoke', 'a 157lh 50.XI2
Niagara Falls, N. Y lx2nd .IH.'.lia
East Orange, N. J BH'th .10.i1.S7
.Maiden, Mass 121sl 4'.I.102
Kalaiiiaeui. Midi l'7th 1S.S5S
Haiutramck, Mich. ...I,i!2:!rd ks.HLI
Winston-Salem, N. C...i2".7th 4S.2!!',)
Jackson, Mich 171th 1S.3 7I
Quill, y, Mjss Hi7tli -17. till
Highland Bark, Mich ..1,.'2U t'i.GM
Iowa .
N. J.
Va.
Y..
BRTISH TRACK STARS
MEET FOR OLYMPIAD
London, Juno SV Athletic events
for th" purpose of choosing contest
ants tor the Olympic games hold in
South London were marked by per
formances which wore first-class un
der the conditions. .V. S. Kent of Ox
gord won the 12') yard bunloln in 1S
seconds, while the running : broad
jump winner was F. Tlmoney of the
Irish Guards, who made 1 feet and
two Inches. '. ft H ,
Similar contests wctafr held at Hip
Newport AlUeltie, club N. E , H dlanrt
winning the m yard dash in 1i):2-,1.
J. WIlBattiii -won the mile. tnakliiK the
distance in 'II. The 410 yard hurd
les went tei ,1. E Vaugliin of Newport
whoso time was i;7. while J. Parkin of
St. Saviour's led in the high jump
with a record of .1 feed 1 inch At
Manchester. Ilov-ard Baker of Liver
pool. Knglish champion, won the
broad jump by making 20 feet 3 in.
AMERICAN SLOOPS
IN EXCITING FINISH
Newport. K. I., Juno 8. The sloops
Kesoluie and Vanitie hud u c lose race
yesterday in the second of Ihe trial
contests off this port U determine the
STREAT0R ASSURED
OF TURF MEETING
Followers of 111" turf in S'realor
and vicinity will rejoice in the news
that the fast ponies will circle tho
lardscrablde; track this year L. M.
Harvey, local track promoter. and
others", including Evere't Beekwith of
Aurora, 111., reluctant to see the fa
mous sport die out in any locality in
La Sal!" county, will assume charge
of tho Stroutor speed ollerlng this
year.
A. S. Johnson, secretary r;f the
Streator Fair and Racing association,
lias boon ill for a number of month
and was unable to carry on tho work
of staging the races for this year. Sft
not to lot it drift by, Mr. Harvey lias
..inn it into his hands and will act
as secretary for the association this
year.
The mooting at Streator will be
staged the week following tho Ottawa
races, on July 27. 2S, 2) and SO. Mr.
Harvey stated this morning that th"
same edd races would lie staged, and
turf followers- can be assured of some
good spot1: this year.
Difference in Time.
Tn reply 10 our observation that
nnd his son and namesake resembled
each other greatly, oh! Bill Slivers
sulci: "The main difference 'twixt me
mi' young Bill Is, when I put In 11 day
nt work 1 don't fool mm h like ruiinln'
'round ut nights; and when young Bill
puis In a night rimiiiti' 'round lie don't
feel tuiteli like workill' next day,"
'I'opok.i Capital.
Charlotte. N. C.
C'dar Kaplds,
Elmiru, N. Y...
Cicero, ill
New Castle, Ba.
Shrove port. La
Berth Am boy, N.
Lexington, Ky.
I'iltstiebl, Mass.
Lima, Oo
.Fitchhurg. , Mass.
Beaumont, Tex
West lloboken,
Oak Park. 111.
Hamilton. O. .
Springlbdd, Mo.
Charleston, W.
Jamestown, N.
Meeltord, Mass
.Madison, Wis
Joliet. 111!
Columbia, S. C
Lorain, O
Kvanston, III
Muskegon, Mich
Muniio, Ind
Aurora. Ill
Waterloo, Iowa
Chicopi-e, .Muss
Williamsport, Ba
Battle Crook, Mich...
Auburn. N. Y
Hammond, Ind
ICast ( 'hie-ago, Ind. . . .
Rock Island, 111
Boughkoopsie. N. . . .
Moridon. Conn
Pontine, .Mich
Easton, Pa
Danville, Ills
Amsterdam, N. Y
Wilmington, N. ('. . .
Orange. X. J
O.-hUosh. Wis
Portsmouth, O
Ogdm, t 't ill
Hazelton, I'a
Lewiston, Mo
Watertown, N. Y
Sheboygan.- Wis
Waliham. Mass'
Moline, II!
Now burg, N. Y
Kokomo. Ind
West New Yolik. N. J.
Joplin, .Mo. ..
Anderson, Ind.
Norwich, Conn
Colorado Springs, Colo.
Zanesville, O.
Newport. Ky
Fort Smith, Ark
Alameda, Cal
Bloomington, 111
Marion, ,0
Strubonville, I). ...
Asheville. N. C
Hagorstown, Md
Mansfield, O
Plainfiold, N. J
Everett. Wash
Xorwalk. Conn
Elgin. ,7.11
Warren, O
Richmond, Ind
Kearney, X. J
Newark. O
Clifton, X. J
Bangotj Me
Kingston, N. Y
New London, Conn. . .
Irvington. X. J
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.11:!rd
.2:i2nd
. 1 1 1th
. 155th
.212rd
.171th
,232nd
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.212nd
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45.201
1 1.: 35
1 I.D28
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11,514
41,531
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40,122
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31,707
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vHo.272
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28,5'J4.
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27.5.17
27.r,l
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2C..721
2;,7is
2ti,470
2:;,9I
25,88!
25,ti8J
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Another Advance In Clothes.
From a story: "An Immense over-
CO.'tt, topped by ,1 soft, verv will.
Driiinnod but crushed I11I0 tlu imss.
Bie. ijostyu irauscrlut. '