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Yesterday's Results Al ANIH'H.SON, ?.?; (.rcciii ?H.-, 2. Xi Spiirtillihurg. I?; t'nffiirj. ll. HOME HOPE AN E4? - -| GREENVILLE LOST GAME TO ANDERSON YESTERDAY BY SCORE OF 9 TO 2 ROBINSON PITCHED Anderson Had Greenville Out classed And Remains At Top of League Again Today As a result of Robinson's masterly pitching and the t r< nu ndous slug ging of isis tea m-mut cn. Anderson will - i ? . -1111 spend ni least ? moro ?lay i. i lop ol' i!i<- pononlag. column In Hu I'hdinon: League. Tho you!!3 . ont'-paw cn l! . firjii}' line for An derson won Hie lirsl c:im? for Hie An demon le:m na Hie Itome ground wiien Greenville wa- defeated yost or ita v a lt er non hy a ?core of .? to 2 ,1 llol-!nsou e.; pit lied I'ylnr :;t every L'.ago cf th? cam.' ami willi Hie real o! t.!" team kitting all ihn 1 ;;oeiiville hurler's offer i agu the game wa:, easy f..::- ii - "hom?! holies." \b011l pu lan - had gathered at Luina Vista falk when Hie gain.- was called ai fi-o'clock. Anderson toon the field and retired H reenvido tn (,m.( wo, linee order. Stuart, flrs-.l to the ha! for (!i 'envido succumbed to three ol i .?hui nu's puzzlers and retired lo the hench, .lolferies walked, hut in trying io steal second was thrown ont hv .Millwood, fotest whiffed ut titree nico ones ami the Greenville-club took tho field. Then is when the locals he can lo break up tho affairs. Watkins .valli, d as followed by Graydon who wa:i safe ul first liane when l'ope un:oped Hi < 1 ?row altor Graydon bad laid down a pretty I un and when i'o|.?- threw- lb- ball to i hird hue to cash Watkins Jeff er min! ami t-?it 1 .inner was safe. With I.wu un "lied" Childer"' ROI a pretty Kingle. :.-Hiing Watkins and then Hull, manager of the team, came to hat. < "?i i hier..-: stole second and with things in that tlx Hull leaded on a Texas leaguer, scoring Graydon and Childers. Ripley struck out and then Cull scored ou a wild pitch hy Plylcr. .Mccoll grounded out tn first base, ToU.ison walked but was caught intpplliL' off fir-t and t!ie side was re tired, innis 4. hits-, two. Anderson scored again in the third on tiiree luis, one being a two-bagger by Graydon and an error by the pitch er. The locals stored again in the sixth on two hits, again in the sev enth on two hits and the two final scons were registered hy th 1 locals in Hie eight'.! on Millwood's single, an error of short stop, a sacrifice lill and Childers' two sacker. . Greenville scored her first run In Hie second inning wh<m Pope. tirst baseman for Slouch's aggregation, Hounded Hie first offering on the nose, knocking it almost to fie fence. Then hall took ; bound, went over the fence and Pope received, a Lome run. Rob inson Immediately steadied np, retir ing the next three men In short order. He had things his own way from that time until the fiftli inning when on an error and throe hits Hie Greenville team managed to register agnin. So far as they were concerned thc game ended rigid then and there. The work of Robinson was ace-high. He struck nut ton men and yielded only six lilts while flylnr for Onwn ville gave up ll hits and struck out only five men. The Anderson team put ip a first class exhibition of baseball, playing like seasoned veterans and they gav-* thc young pitcher splendid support. The box score will give an iden of how the affair happened: Greenville. AR I! Hi PO A E Smart. 2h.3 ? ti 1 2 0 Jefferie*. 3b.2 fi 0 0 1 1 Potent. If.4 U 1 3 0 0 Pope, lb.4 1 2 10 1 1 Woods, if. 4 0 0 0 0 O .Jackson, cf.:i 0 0 2 0 0 Roberts, sr. 3 0 0 3 1 2 Cates, c.4 0 1 r, 2 0 Pl viol, p.4 i. ?. ? 4 1 .Jenkins.I 0 0 0 ? 0 Total.32 2 fi 24 ll G "Hatted ror Jackson In 8th. Anderson. AR R H PO A E Watkins, SH.-I 2 I Q 3 .1 Graydon, if.I 2 l Q 0 0 ohildeto, ::b.5 13 2 1 0 %BH11? rf .r, 1 I 2 0 0 .Ripley, .:.o. 4 1 3 0 4 0 Mccoll, ll... .. ..a 0 0 12 0 0 Tolllron. cf.a 0 0 ?? <? ? Millwood, c.4 1 2 11 1 1 Roblitrpn, p.4 1 0.0 .1 0 .fetal.32 ?? ll 27 14 4 Set.ie by Innings Anderdon ... . .401 001 12x- ? 11 4 Greenville.010?01? tlOO-2 6 5 Summary-Two base hits, Gray don, Childers; home nins, Pope; sac rifice hits, (3 ray dun. 2; McColl; base on balm, off- Plyler, fi; off Roblnspn. 3; st i nek out-by Plyler. 5; by Hob Inron. IO"; wild pltchep, Plyler 1; hit by pitched^ bali. Graydon.. Roberts; stolen barong 'Graydon, Childers; left on basea, Anderson 3; Greenville, fi; hltu off Robinson; 0; off Plyler .11. Tim?, 1 : BO.' -Umpires, Mr." Moseley, Mr. Price. Attendanca. 400. IN THE R Three W :s WON SY VICTORY] jj BUNTS 1' \\>11, how do you ?ike '. in? Soin.- dub. what? The MTV liest ;:J tliis lean.ic and that's no juke. If Anderson isn't proud of lier has?.? bsill team. !-::?? should lu-. .Mal : ill we ar an tui>. Unod for nniilher ?veek np . -rc ?il least. ..chick" Watson is slated tn pitch for Anderson this afternoon ami what "Pet" Robinson did yi?s;?'ri!:iy '.<. catii ?lo today. It may IK- that lon ir. a KOO il isrowdj for Anderson io furnish nt u baseball! came hut it is a mighty sorry showing' for any town m make mi ll.pening! dav ai home. Wo hate lo think ol' whal will hap I en to Greenville du ri ti?; Ih'itexl ;?\. day.-;. And who j-, thia (luthrie, pit ching a no-hit l?ame again i Gaffney for Spar fanlnirg? Wail until ?.ve gol a look at ilim and be will forget I hal lie ever pit< heil a no hil game. lloii"::t now; Isn't that hall good mt waa ever played in Hie Ca rah na Asso ciation? The fans liked the work of McOoll on first base yesterda> nm) ile y had a pcrfecl righi lu. lie play ? the game from Um time the liri niau r np until the last one ba'.? been si ruck oui. When "I "d" Childers derides it ls time tor bim to hil a lew lie i- filling lo hit and t at is all Ilten is to it. We are just aching l'or a sieht nf him try ?UK Sparlaubnrg pitch TH a round or t wo. If Gaffney doesn't net ? piclicr or two before she conies here ue.M week she will wish she had. How about Robinson's throws to first base? The runners just liave to take.a mortgage while they are down lhere. Millwood is fhowinp up remarkably well as a cat-ber and he um nosle a few every now nilli then as ?'ell. All hail the power of the Manager's n,um Mr. Bull. Bull himself is certainly no slouch when it conies to laying up against a Kood one. Ile can afford to wait and I look them over. N'ow don't I bat 1.000 make a pretty row of figures on the topmost round? Witli five out of six willi (irccnville and two cai three from Gaffney nexl week, we will bo prepared to show Spartanburg a thing or two when we no there. If we keen thia paco lip It will take Uwo interurban cur-; :o lir-.ul the fans over to Bpartanhiirg fur lite opening j K?me. i Tiie. only I rouble in Ihn world with the Greenville team and tho Gaffney team is the fact that they are shy on pitcher.*-. Willi two? Rood hurlers their tennis would equal ours "if ours ain't tho I? st club in Hie whole shining world it is darn nigh U" Mr. ltlce and Mr. Moseley ilo mighty well as umpires. Take ?1 look at I hem i this afternoon. Let's see If we can't inTease the attendance r; llltl-? at today's Kaine. Ladies nay for Wednesday. Most every man has a mother, wife or sweetheart and it is up to him lo take her out to see the Rame. Wed nesday. No admission charged, every lady admitted free. The afternoon game here on July Fourth should brins oui a tremendous crowd. "Tommie" Slouch is almost sore, bul "Tommie" is too Rood n sport to let one "loose" worry him hinch. Roberts, who ?fticiated at ,'ihort stop for Greenville yesterday made on1 beautiful catt ch when he actually ran down, a line drive. He robbed us of a good blt and maybe a run. When it conies to bunting the bases full and scoring runs Graydon knows a thing or two about tho game. He did that ai. Gaffney Thursday and re peatod it yesterday. Plyle.r of the Greenville team is a better hitter than tie ii n pitcher, ' It will he well worth a trip to the park just to see Watson pitch today. Bull will be manager of Hie team for the time being at least and ho will, give a good account of himself. About the fastest man on his feat on the'entire club in Toll ison, who plays center field for the locals. ins Straight for A LADIES WILL SEE THE I GAME FREE TOMORROW! NO ADMISSION CHARGED AT THE PARK GATE TO BE LADIES DAY Fresidrnt Anderson Club Made In-1 Icrcsting Announcement Last Night for Wednesday Tin? ladies- find bless Vin will' seo tomorrow's game o? baseball be-, tween Anderson and Greenville of lite Piedmont league, without any cost. President Whuley aniiuuti red last night that tomorrow will b<- ollieially! d' Ignaleil ns ladies day and every, lady earing lo attend the game will he admitted free ?if charge. Anderson won tile gain? from Greenville yesterday ami it is believed that she will win bot'i the remaining games hm li must he admitted that the locals did all tiny could do ye*-! (.inlay ami ii is said thai Greenville' lia- a good pitcher in stor? for iH. . ! rat-to tomorrow Wiih nothing io pay for admission (in- lutil. > should certainly take advantage of Un- oller amt turn oui -loiiioi iou Th?? Anderdon team is "going good" ami if tin* funs will lend their support Un- I?.eal el-j h will !ui\e a h.n.- leid winn they go up a ga i ULM Spurlntiburg -at whit h lime thal lead will t,e ind?? still h.nfl r. STANDING OF I HE CLUBS Piedmont. W I. PCT. AX ll KU SC ?X.:; o ! nun Spat tanbiiif*..'. l .vr.ti Gi cen ville.I Mtd Gaffney.Ml :: .own Mutt li Atlantic, vV I. ITT. Columbus.7 3 ..ou Albany.c. 4 .timi roi um bia.<"> 4 .?fl? Charleston .ii 4 .?(Ml Havannah.5 .". .f.Ofl Augutia.4 .400 Macon.4 ii .400 Jacksonville.2 s .Min A merit an. W I. ITT. Philadelphia.:'.!> 2? .?.00 Si. Loni:-.'.Mi 2'J .500 Detroit.. .-.37 :?i .54-1 Chicngo.?? 2!? ."?47 Washington.35 :?fl ."> :s Heston.31 '.2 .alfi New Ytirk.2:'. ::7 .383 Cb-vela ml.2:! to .::c,r, N at ional. W I. PCT. Jew Yolk...37 23 .?17 ?Cincinnati.31 23 .574 [chicago.33 30 .f.24 Pittshurgii.i'? 2S ..".17 St. Louis. 31 33 .4S4 Philadelphia.-7 .474 Brooklyn.2." 32 .458 Posten.2.*i :::'. .431 federal. W L Pi'T. Indianapolis..15 22 .?ll I Chicago.?'>'' 2i? ..'".74 Halt ?more.35 2S .r.r.r. Rutfalo.:i! 2.". .554 Kansas City.32 32 .f?00 Brooklyn.2? SO .464 Pittsburgh.25 33 .431 St. Louis.2S 30 .4IS Southern. W I. PCT. Mobile.. .-.m ::i Birmingham.4<i 32 .r>5<? New Orleans.3? 33 .r,42 Chnttnnocgn.4(i 3V. .54S Atlanta.3? 34 ..r.14 Nashville..7 37, .614 Memphis.21 40 .437 Montgomery.25 30 .391 N '?rib Ca nd inn. W L PCT. Durham.33 22 .?00 i Chai lot te.34 23 .590 Wi n rton.30 24 .55? Raleigh.2? 30 .4154 Ai.hovi'.Te. ".23 34 .370 {Greensboro. 21 .14 ,382 Tiie r;;.rre- inls afternoon will be played al Retina Vista Park aid lt behooves every tant to be present. o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o ? o o o o o ? n PLAY AT 1:3? o o - o As was announced last night o Hint the game between An- o derson and Greenville for thia o afiernoon would be called c promptly at 4:30 Instead ?>f- ?? Instead of 5 ns yesterday. Pans o should remember this 'fact o and be in the grand stand not o later than 4:30 o'clck. The o umpires will see to it that the o players tin not lose as much o time as they dbl yesterday o and the game will proceed o o - considerably faster than wan o ?O . that exhibition. Remember o o * the time and place. 4'30 at o Buena Vista Park. Com? put o o and root for tho League lead- o o ers. . o lo . o lo O OOO Jj o oooooooooo o O ? ". 1/9J . . SPORTS f. * nderson _j NO HIT PITCHER WAS RUNG IN BY SPARTANS Great Game With the Gaffney Nine Resulted in a Triumph For thc Phcnom i ._ 1 Spa ri u ii IM; og .limo 20 ('lillirie. HU ON Illill-lougUCI . piffll< i! ?I lui Im Kaine again*) Cn tr my. w * i i t . . ; illie Tip-Tops luitnmorcd I\\I> Huli'tte\ pitchers fur a iola! ol i:? hil-. While ll'.'- lidding vv.o n i t i. .-,::, ih?' caine j j wes lull ul thrills. MeAilhiir. lor j Spat tunhurg. knoel'ed two home runs I ami a sn.-rim-, hp oui ,,i live Hm??? ai ?hat. Howden lined om a Ihiee-hase j |hii wiih the luise! ml: Gu Huey didn't j i have a chance OM- pt in Hu (hird, i when through Hie masterful pitching j I of Guthrie th- r'.de wan rei!ted; Aluni! L'ai fan: raw ?ic came, j lltiK si nie: (.?l'.lle.. ; \H lt ll I'd A P. ! ?V?nole, cf. t 11 ii i 0 o j : lieshield: ll loo 2 II O j .Mal ! in. ii. 4 ll ll I ll ! j ! ll?nrdN?!h . ? . ! <i n :: :t i ' Hamilton, '.h . o o o o i Marlin, p. . " " " " " i 'itrry l it. ?'. o o 11 o nj Robert c, us.. -, ?. o i J :. Gaines, c. u il I l n Ballard, p.. '.. . i ii ? i ) "j Total.o :'i V 5 ' Sfiu."ltiiihur| . A P. it ii IM A. V. Bowden p:., :; .: i Mc Ai Him. !'i i 3 11 ti o I < '"obie, i i.fi 1 I :! o o I \Ve|i h. ;th. i i I :? o o ? H?dgeii .-?>.-J u I l :. j I.... kel hie, (. .! Il ll . :; ll Mai tin. c ;. I I ;! I il dj i'amp. ll". t I I 1 o I Gath i ie. p. 1 i i II ii ul Total.lu HI l" Sollie lu Ini.illt'.i : pai 1.1 ni, a. ?.. ..??:{ inn 11 _' x n? i:i Hu H'm.-.ni." una mu? o o AMERICAN Al Philadelphia I: Horion. 7 Hirst game). At I 'hitit H lpn ia 7: I Sos I o ii " (sec ond game i. At Washington I; New York. il. At I'levelnnd-St. Louis, no game; j rain. ; Ai Detroit 2; Chicago. :!. Split Bauble Kill. Philadelphia, uno 29. Boston split I even with Philadelphia in a double j header here today.the ?oj nar wi:.liing Hie first game 7 >.> 1 ami tlx- home : leam iii'- second hy "i io i Beere : Huston.00!' ! IO m ? 7 12 _. t'nthidclphia ....ooi ooo ooo i :. i l.ccnaid and Cairlgim; RtiMi. Drown and Behang. Second game: I lost on.OOO -H. ' Obj J " Philadelphia. . ..".':<. OOO lOx '. IO tl .lulim mi and Cad;.. I'biuk amt l.upp. j Pilcher Won Hie (.'cine. War hingt m.'. .lune J!* Washington I beat New Yorh imlay, i lo u. I'...'-.li ing a Ho'.veil hut four scat tel ed hits and sewed Hie winning inn hi nu i'll' iii ike third inning. Sow !.: New York.(HM) nun ooo 0 l o Washington. . ..0001 000 "lix I 7 0 j ing and Henry. I Took Opening Ga mc. Iii Unit, .tune 29. Outhitting De troit two lo one today. 1'hjciign took the opening Kaine of a series ol' three willi the Tiger:. :'. tn 'J Score : Chicar'".'nm 102 000- :'. I ' 2 Den.iii .ino min oin 2 fi ;: lien:;, Ka ber and Schul k; Hall. Main ami McKee. ('OUR TALK Kl? WITH G ILM O Rt. Presiden! of Hie Federal League Ile Hied That .lumping Was Ills, cussed. Buffalo, N. Y., June 29.-President James A Gilmore, oi Hu- Federal baseball league and Ty Cobb, of Hie Del roil American league, met today In a hotel here Rumors that Hie Podeial league oll'i lal bad made C?lib au offer lo juilij lo the Porterai league were denied by holli Gilmore ? und Cobb. "We jur! hud n pleasant chut." nulli Piesidoill Gilmore, "and aller a few minute-', talk Cobb left lo Ampire a liai '-ball game. The matter of bis joining the Kodon 1 league now or at any otb il time war not raced." P.-. ?dint Gilmore mated that he came lier.'- to a" slat Hal Chase in treeing hi.i: elf 'from the injunction obtained by attorney? of Hie Chicago Willie Sox which prohibi?- Ibo flrot nnncmnn from playing willi the Buf falo -Pedetair. in New York r?ale. Pending thc oui come of tho litiga tion, rn? ai tempi will be mude.hi play Chase either in filip or any ottier l?tate, said Mr. Gilmore, who left for Cltlcag tonight. Cobb left by boat fo? Detroit. . ' ?. f.: . ?oUT^RlOjE?GUE Al Birniiiighom 7; Montgomery', 3. . At Chattanooga 10-4; Atlanta, 9-2. At Memphis 3; Nashville, fi. At Mobile 3; New Oi leam 3 (il In nings, dark). Where They Play Today Greenville til lunVrvm: (.'nillir) ni Spnrlaiihiirg. FEDERALS TO CLAIM CHAMPIONSHIP TITLE President Gilmore Says Defi Will Be Handed Oilier Big Ler.gue. At End of Season. I'liicUKO, Jillie 'JV .~< nie leam e! Hie l-Vilerail League will claim tl- . world's baseball . hautpiiniisliip ilii<. run. Tins aiiimiiucemeiii ?a came imlay fri itu t ? 1 . - utli . .1. me (?II liiore, pi e. iii. ni ef Hie C?derais He saiii Hie winner n| ile ponuiil in 111 orgailii ?it inn. IV< nilli e|iallelli;e I'm winn";- nf ! .!. wiirlM's series, lie!ween '. h . National and \merlean Leagues. If this is mil ac .. pied md generali) i it i* coiicederl :: will HOI I? . tho wiu-l II i UK Pede ra I league ?d-.ili and a leam nf stars frem the remaining ?caius will play ami th?' world' i hnmpion sliip will lie claimed li> Hu vlei or Til . Coderai Leanne hases its claim lo major leanne calibre un '"new pap el and pilbil-' recom? ii inn " Tin- Nat ional ami American Leagues. Iipwcver. aie purtles lo Ho- mitioual agreement and are barred Iroui cont .'sting willi so--alb d oulla'.s hugues, ??uch a<? lite Federal NATIONAL Ai '.iv York ." : Brooklyn, I (tirft v ame Al New fork Rrooklvii. ti hf oral gamei At Lo i ni Philadelphia. ? . I ^ i on lids Al SI Louis I ; Pill hui g, -I. \i ( lue.icu in; cincinnati .. Wils l i?e fur All. Chicago. .lUI.e jp Scene: aime :l riotous marl.e.I n,.- Uni game today which Chicago won lu io 7. Li Hie sixth inline; lb,hill/-1 ami Herzog Welt: o'dered to Hie club house for pt ol i stilly ag?inada decision ny Pin pire Ka sou. A lew moments biter j Olli- ol tile Ked;. lIlTeW a h.ll tOWUI'll lin- players' hench, bul his alni ivar pom the h.n landed in one ol' Hie Held boxes ami fans swarmed otilo tile Held lille angry bees. They lin I II I ly were ipiieli'd. Then Mullane}*, j Milln and Dougluss were sein to I join lloblilzel and Herzog for colt 11 ll - I tiing the aigumetit willi Umpire 12a [ son. A few moments later Sweeney became angry when Motan spiked the second l ast man's thumb in slid I ing io sei omi. amt Hie pair had to In part, d. Coed wa'- banished earlv ia the game. Seo i .. ; cincinnati.flrtfi POI) 700 7 ;i Chicago.Oil? nu; 02x IO !l 'J \ Vlngliug. Kowan ami Clarke; Vaughn. Lavendel. Cheney and Sren I a -han. I ".? nulli tu Kv ell Ktliisli. New York. June New York and I Hi ooh lyn sojk pat' in slugging matches h dav ami Brooklyn won Hie ;'i.-.: rame s i i 7. Hu champions win ning the - load. < io il. In Cn- lirsl .mine tin- j wu ?earns aggregated ito ?ill lotulir.g '! ? I a:.i ?. 1 Y it. t game: ? Itrooklyn.O-'O III 120 s Iii 2 I New Yoi h.con mn 022x 7 14 :: I Itu.kel. Iteulbaeh and McCarty; 11?cum ri e. Krcmiue, Willst and Mov ers. McLean. Si corni Cann : Brooklyn.10? 01? .till ? ti 14 2 New Norh.Ol I 0(1] 02x S ll .r> Allen. Allehson and Fischer: Tcs reatl, Mal hewson and Meyers. Cooper at Hi- Ile-!. SI. Loni;'. June 20. Because Coop er kepi St. Loni: ' bits sen tl cr cd. ex cept in one hilling, while Iris leam males wen.* ableto bil Hie St. Louis pilchers when hps meant inns, Pitts burgh won the opening game of tim seri- . . 4 lo 1. Scorn: Pittsburg.I? 020 001 4 10 0 St. Louis.i HUI DOO 001 - 1 fi I Coon.-i ami Coleman ; Perrin. Griper and Snyder. VIRGINIA LEAGUE At Port-mouth 2: Roanoke, ll. At Richmond l ; Norfolk. 0. Ai Peterrbiirg 4; Newport News. 3 tin inion,rsi. International League Ai Jet rey city. ?; Montreal, 2. Ai Baltimore, ft; Ru fia lo, o. Al Newall., I; Roch ter, 1?. At Providence-Toronto, ?rame post poned, allow Toi onto catch an early train. American Association Al Loni: ville, ii; Columbus, 7. At Kansnr City, I; Kt. Paul, 2. At Milwaukee, it; Minneapolis, 7. Only three gamer scheduled. South Atlantic At Augusta 3; Savannah. 4. At C. .nilibili S; Al hu ny, 4. At Jacksonville, 5; Macon, G (ll innings dark). North Carolina League Al Wlnotoh-Salem lf>; Asheville, 3. At Greensboro 5; Charlotte, At Haleigh 6; .Durham, 9. sv. : 'IV I s M IT M: ITS M o Tin* I.il Hi of l'on rion Mi,m H ty li (I K?lner iV:i- < liooroil t routed Tnlk. Berlin. Germany. Juno .': ?.?.oks since H.o Hoi, hsiag iv.is closed Inn Hi" ?lotion ni i ' i i . socialists in re maining lioaloil while itio usual cheer* lor th?' oiuporoi wi : i:iv, n I Mill llio jiilijool of |?- ? ? s i om men I la. io i.i 'Oilman'. 1 it 111 ? - a> mp.it >:\ I.. ; |.. ? v\ : ii I Ito ima siioialisi uigui;* m i iit> '"lt .Hill ! lill <.? l.l I . lift Uni I I.I'S have shown creal oiianimiiy lu al ta? King tho so i.ilisi .' id moa -ri lion a? a broach oi ^nntl maiiuoi's flie No ri li itel niau l?a/iiti un doubt edi t si;? aliiiiK Lu ? 'i . i moni, declare thai i:.i' nevi n ;., i ;? lillis) lalo' llleasllies lo |i|?'\eul .1 re] et il ion ul rio li 1? ll li 1 i . ' Instill - lo ?io elli pet ni lli ! In- Pr issiau I Mel. 1 h.t:--i n ?live?; ilivosl iualeil lin 1,. ,-. ,|,. siring lo know whet lier tie ino cou! iou li 11 Ol nev's nllleo liol heeii ask.'d io proceed against Hie socialist . lose majest?, 01 whether ?1 iut'-tiil.'! lo (uko MO ti ai lion Iti'pl.viug. il: Inllllsler 01 just I e. w illi'- h.- OVO! ?ly erillolseil the aol inn ol titi* : ni hilists. il?1?1 III rod that h.- iloiihteil givitlH whether ii Wtutlil ho possihlt to col inn viol inns, sito.- u would prolut Iii; 1- . i" hi I hal I lie " i\ inj; ol 1 .. on ; - I oma ry e.net. for the emp?re:' Hi tit ut eil a lian ol I in- t ei.-;i -ta. t rn feeding}-' 'l'he Imperial onstitut 0:1 provides 'hat ilepulii ma' liol ('. brough! io account tu: their in-Hous or ii tt era noes in ile- r'ie'itUai; An tico, .tilt tri. salli Un- -.Hin?,ie-. -. -iii place the soelnllsts in Hie li -?i nf viol ??ra. ami eon viol ion won lil inn'tn I hem appear martyrs. In either a; .. Hu- result could not heiiehi Hie slate, ami it hail Hi-ret?te peen i|e<-h| \ t., lalo- no notion oi ii In MOM Ko- i-hier l.ielikneehi re i a. ?-iI io ri- ,? whim i iieei weit \, ?. po ted im- IM oi ti pi mr in Hi ? 1 . . btfl? Tie- Unthill Hie.-. p/Ojl l i ll t complaint against him amt H I' H UMUS lo i ou? .-ni lo lill' plo: i oat i 'om . ni w au i i a-. -i ai,1 II . ?.. ?o liiiii io be dropi u I .. e .11 peal ed io h ion ..?. ( ..1,1.. ?i.,..l 1 io i event, whether a mero ref aaa) r,v neglect io I.liol :,i v. hen Hu- i .. juror 1 lu-liii oin"?led ls r>utlio|e|ii lo COIUlitUU' Hi? eulo, ,!l |l : e l . li.oe iiHoii- wi a stun pi-nlni' ni 1 . oampiiign :iea in-1 Ho- noeiiilii t are observai,lo in main pl.o e.- through om 1 he empire I ho poll, o nut mri Ii;.'? are purl ieultirly aolivi ar.,HI-.' tin- o e.iii.'(j "wuritlngini'ii's gym IIIIHlie Slielel les." Til?') pi 01 e. il liv ?leela?iii!'. Hum political a itoelnlinai oui ul liaiiil. ami noting Hilder li.i.i iii ela rall?n they forbid minot-:-. 1. attending lli?'iii. The socialists itiuln Iuin thai iliofio a a.o-. lniinns tire non political ami ile vin eil entirely to gym nastic work, hut the polite lui vi.? hoon ahle lo tiring eviih-lice enough to sut h fy Hie four's that the associations aro a part of the party':-, propiiganilri l'or wluniiig ree:iiii s among tlc yon nu. o o o o 00 o o o o o o o o 0000 o o o o HO PF. WK 1.1. ITFMS o ll o 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o n u Hopewell, .time There will he un all day ringing ai titi.- place lin; 1 hint Sunday in .Inly, also preaching at tte- usual hom hy Hu- pastor. Rev. ii L. Marlin. Tho public i cordially invited io come and tiring ?veil lilied haskel s. Air Lawrence Stevenson and lam Hy visited ai Hie home of .Mr. Leo Welburn Sunday. Mr. <'hui |fi- Webb, of Hollins, vis ited al thu homo of Mr. .1 W. White Sunday. Mi:.s Alice Kiiij; was Hie gm- ! nf Mi's Killittie Va nd Ivei Sunday Miss Herl I lido McDaniel rponi Sun day with Miss Alina Duckworth. Hopewell Sunday school is prepar ing a dinner loi Du- prisoners nf enmity chuiiigaug No. I. which ir nmv incaled neat Wilson's - lore. Tue din ner will he served Thursday, .inly 2. Mis. Julia Thompson vi: Ped her mother. Mts. Sunders, in Anderdon. Sat III day. Mi l.e, Welburn vi. ?I' d ;,' ; h,, inane 01 .\ii I ?. I !. Mol'bail Sunday tiflci noon SH l.l. HIS! I SSI\H TKIt.ll Scna'ors linnhe,| In Considero'fini m -*l? 11**11 ir (limpet'Iit/11." Washington .lane '_'!.. Thc eons! ?tu Honality of Hie eli ige in the adiuinla Iration trade cnmmhtslnu bill prohib iting "unfair competition" I'nrnishei tho basis for several hours of henv) Ional argument m Hie Se?alo tod'iy Senator HobillKOli, ol' Arkansas, sub milted cm rt doollsoiis, willett Itt c|almcd upheld the const ii ut iona ripht of congress to invest lu a com mission the power* conferred by tb? hill. Son alor Robinson also arguer that Hie prohibition against "uri fal i competition" was sulHciently dnfinit? lo enable tho proposed commission t< fix rules ami regulations for Hie on forcement of t'10 law Senator Morah, of Mubo, continuel his nltack on tho "unfair conn "li lion" elaina-. Ii<- raid Hie clause WUf of quo Douante coiiuHHitlonallly. Hi? principal otiji 'Hon. however, was thal Hu- clause revers??d Hie unii-monopolj theory of present lawn. FEDERAL At Mnffalo-Plttsburg, ?-old weather; At Baltimore 2"; brooklyn, ll. Used the Wllbm. Baltimore, June ...1 ted bard from Hi . . :.u ej.Mly de feated Baltimore today il to 2. Score: Brooklyn.401 420 000-11 12 t Rainmore; .. ..011 ooo ooo 2 ii 2 Kinhernn, nnd Land; Wilhelm, Conley, Vaunt ami Juoklicsch. The winner among 2!l enlrh'S in a ? conto:-.! for military aeroplane engines that will lai't several mont ha will re ceive a $25,000 prize from the British go verum "nt. \ in .I I : .ni sent I > i lu absent <.. * ??mt ami : hen. hitnlH the ?' ? .?.! li - ? ? - '.: yimth. bridges ?li mn. ? and knits closer Ute lies i>; lamil; and kinsfolk. i fast lenses, i.lorn met h ami i;iiiil|imetii, prom pl at I entom nial courtesy to patrons h.ive nae,. Kilting i\.r photo : i ;.' a real pleasure. ; in prk . are eons is'.-nt with I ;.. high uuallly of our work. Mate aa appointment today. Allens Studio N. Main St. II ll I. II ll ll ll ll u O ll I. Il o ll o n o o o " o 0 sr ii M r ii srmiMi. NOTES o " o II :. u O fl il o u o o u n u II u u u o 0 O V. iiiihri'ji I'nj|fgo. .lune :*S. The ?eei i i v.oi i! of ih< Wini nop Sumiller '. .?i l lu. ? jp o I wk a marked la . :-a e in ihi enrollment The a-i-jnl alo ?danei pi very much In ex 'e.'ja of 1 I for any privions yea.1, being '?mi ? 1\ hundred. \n lillcrcslitlg leal in- is the wide " I patiouam The 'I mien tn . i i omi In:dnile every phase nf teach ing net'.vll.y. hieb school, iJiauiinnr r-.rade.;. eletn -atary ami r irai schools, al o repr.??1 ;,n sections of tho ei,uni ry. There are teachers present Hom everv county lu South Carolina and rn ni North Carolina. Clorida and Georgia. Dr l?alliet. of New York University, bas delighted holli racully and stu dents ibis week with bis lectures on .Methods of Teaching, Many of the teacher.- and SuperlnteiideiiH, who : were fort?nale ->uough to hear liltn while in their Conference, have sndil that his lectures alone were worth tim expense ami trouble ol the S nm mor School. Ile will be followed next week by President Carroll <;. Pearse, of thu , Wisconsin State Normal, Dr. Pearse not only hi at tin4 It-.-ad of one of tim . most wide awake Normals of Hie Mid dle West, but be is also an ex-Presl tlenl nf Hie National Kducatiou As sociation This \- the highest honor Cial can he bestowed liv thc greatest I educational associai ion of the worlc and it is noteworthy that not only Hr. Pearse, hm also Hr. O. T. (.'orson, who , is au ex-President ol' ibis Association will lecture io Hie teachers of tho Snminer School. T!ii- conference ol' Hie county super intendents and ol' Hie rural supcrvt? ? ors this week was highly enjoyed hy Mie college authorities :'id evidently iusplted these ollie ia ls willi new en lliusiiism. Next, week the prize winning girls of He Tomato Clubs will begin their special course as guest? of the col lege. ;,ml extensivo preparation? are . heirn: made for their entertainment. j Supt 1-:. I- Hughes, of Greenville, ls ! giving a special series of lectures this , week on the construction of apparatus ? for work ii) Geography. 1 A delightful evening's euterlnin ment was given on Thursday night by I w. Powell ila! an impersonator, f who kept bis audience in a gale of merriment throughout Hie evening. Preceding those entertainments and .lectures moving pictures ur-? *howh ' fi oe to the audience. These are us ually of un educational nature and ' aptly illustrate Ibo use of tho moving picture as an educational . agency. Ktithusinstlc preparations are Uti J der way for the Independence Hay 1 Celebration, which will bc held on jil ' ly 6th as it is practically impossible : for the merchants to close their stores 1 on Saturday, the Hil. Tilla cele.hrailon is under Hie management of Hie Com . inanity Y. M. C. A.. the merchants of *t tho city, and Winthrop College. An "(address will be deliver-Ml by Gover nor M. P. Ansel, there will he races i and nthleUs event ;, and a speculator pageant, of over three hundred Wu?. ! I limp Summer School students entl : tied "Uncle Sam's Birthday." Thia ls ' in charge of Mi: s Spencer, of tho enl I-ge faculty, and willi the ri rc'.yorks 'j will give a fitting close to a dt\v's liol ? liday In tho midst of hard and scrluua I work. ?'?' ,1 Bi.tckmuii. i" ' .nine 29. - A special Fedor .. :J jury will convene July C.! lb investigate nhVrgds thal OhlC?gO ? building contracts have been blaek ? mri. d out of large sums by business , agents of unions who threatened to tie ; up work hy calling strikes. His trlet .Attorney .'ames H. Wilkerson imuio tills announcement today. George Golden, o? the executive committee of .' Hie International Brotherhood ol I Teamsters, said he stood willing tb ' present to ?he grand Jury evidence '. that organizers of unions not mem bers of "tho American Federation of I.abor hod tied up jotm when conjrw. ? tors refused them money.. ... . , .