The Journal and Tribune from Knoxville, Tennessee • 4

:1 I. el TEE- DAILY JOURNAL AND TRIBUNE, KNOXVILLE TnrIN .4. 4- otatioris i I atLcets LA 7 i(liti juDg --S GA TH tIkV LEAGIIES CONSTITUT1011 11PROURE sEil on .1, it, TODlkY Southeastern Will Be Launched Soittherus League of ai Wi II-Be Sent by Moiristoiiill League Standing. "-Won Lofit. 11 2.: 8 12 "19 .21 1'21 .19 A --IT 23 .424 06 Published in Form Distribution.

Say Dayton 1 or. will Address the Voters of Jefferson County at Dandridge on June the Person of Miss 431 2ig; t0 l'et. '-i' .578 1.. .531 .500 1. .34 Tea ran-.

New York Philaderphia cievelsad Washington Chicago Louis Team( -York )sto-rb evelood Habil-IQ-too Teams. Lost. Chattanoogi! .24 IT Montgomery "21 .19 Birmingham 24 19 New lurteaus 29 Atlanta 22 4 21 Nashville ,.21 Meniplits 2t1 Mobile ..18 41 Loot. IT 19 23 21 2t1 41.. On Its Way; Wells.

1 v. 46912 1J A and Bpgulations for 9uid ance of Baseball -Baby Set -Forth in Attractivellorra; George Paperhanger; Instantly Killed. Asheville at Knoxville, Johnson City at Rome and town at Gadsden, Is Where They Play. Southern League Games. Memphis, "'Mobile, O.

VICTORt FOB MEMPIIIS. Memphis, itme was a pitchers' battle today with both teams furnishing excellent support, and-it was vet tut the latter halt of the eighth inning that Memphis was able to put serous the single score that decided the gime against Moblie. Sore 344 he. American League, Detroit. 2.

Phtledelphla. 0. Kew York, Chicago, Ce St. t. Detroit.

June made It tbree straight from Phi4adelphia today. Stroud pitched tine ball, allowing only four hits aud passing nobody. Detmit4 runs Iwere the result of clean hatiug and good base runnimg Charles a Miner; a Knife With Deadly Effect. AU it I'Llt A 11 Philadelphia -000 000 Murphy, et 4 0 0 2 0 0 Detroit 001 tot as 4 0 0 0 O. Pleuk and Lapp; Stroud' and Stanage.

Watson, rt e. 4 0 2 0 0 Time. lin Cmpiren. l'erriue and 0Lough- 1 Swacina. lb 0 1- 12 0 Adcock.

4' 40 0 0 t() Y- Wagner, it 3 0 2 0 0 effICA410. Seitz, 2b 3 0 .02 1 1 Citirago-, Juno York defeated 1 D'onn, 3 0 1 1. 'et Clikago today. Pord pitched a timo and Bittrolff, 3 0 2,.,0 ,1 0 I rontioned Ida unbroken record 01 vietgrieli. I 13pecta4 to.

The Journal and Tribune. Jefferson City, June Wit-eon or the of civi appeals will sneak in tbe interest of a-tree and uMrammelled judiciary, at the-bourthouse at Dandridge 3Ion4a7 June 13, at one Oi the attroictive home of Mary Lawrence-Was-the. scene Of a most charming hospitality; the Orfcoition being a reception from four to sit given by Mre Lawrence and Miss Batelle Lawrence in -honor of John Vines. of C. 'who is the home guest of her The elegant Appointed rooms were made more attreetive by decoration.

ot-Illites And roses. the color scheme of 'white and green, being carried -out lw the decoration. cud The dintag room, was especially attractive. where delete and 'water tiles to eel the artistic renterplecti and the Ices. cakes end mints carried- the' prevailing coior note.

Miss -Laura Brownlee nerved -delicious punch- from de loty ta ble decoratdd In green, and Misses Kstheriske And Dorothy Burnett, avoisted the hostess in tee dinIng room. fifty ladies were present and enjoyed Ahla-delightful hospital ity. Among the out-of-town guests were Miss, 'Harrison -of Asheville, N. Mina Cole of JahVeee MY. and Aalishie at Boise City'.

titilie Fain and 'daughieett, Misses Lida, end Francis, returned on last wednesday from Athens. Georgia and' trill spend the Rummer old name Totals 0 .74 14 ,1 Ilemphts-- AI it LI I13 IA 14 Witmer, 2b 2 0 .1 3 0 Beetwalcl, rt 3 0 0 3 0 0 eratidatl. -as -4 0 0 7 '4 ..0 Zion. It Klawitter. 12 2 0 z.

0., 0 0 Pwrrells cc, 0 0 0 0 3 .0 0 1,10 0 A num; 30 3 f. O. r- I 3 0 Annum; 31) 0..:, 1-7- I a Iforristown; June It is soon to have the ranks of its ag-re-- ligious a -iaissionarr tot as the accredited of local church and supported wholly b2' its Ities Lillian C. "Wells, youngest ter of Mr. and Mrs.

E. Wells, Of tbreT, has decided definitely to elate the missionary field and is -now Attending ltible Teachers' Training sehoolja New York This institution -Is nominational in, its -dharagter de- signed for, the training of those vo de sire to -take up any forth of Christian work. Miss Wells 'ks tN.f-4-1 ar eourse; baring just -about completed the first It has beenbertilesite from-child hood to become fore) -desire beeomieg a. purpose ago ighe listed as a student volunteer. WRIs received her milt 7edetatiou In tfie local schools; gradnating train the high echool, after w4iicl se cent-'.

Dieted a bourse in the Southern iciresby- terian Coillege and Conserratorri sic, at fled Springs. Mis Wells has for several years been an -itctive worker hi the Presbyterkin of which she Ls a member-enteringleartest- lt, Sunday school tout Ober fdepartmenta of the church work. 4 She is young woman of exceptittual accomplishment and -ability -aid for the taskAhe has ebosek" as her. life work. Since entering thcArairting schoolln-Icew York.

Miss Wells hits-. been waeigned. to China' by the executive committee of foreign! miessiont Tof the Southern Presbyterian chtu'ob, tl bead- quarters of -which are in Naghltl1 g4 WILL'MAKE NASHVILLE. Special to Ttie Journal and Tribune. Dayton.

ILGeorge Storm a paper-hanger was Istabbed twice and Instantly: killed by Charles two were crrinking 'end- Storey it. i a glass of beer on the tatill apologizing for the accident. Without a Tword tyou whipped out 'a long knife and stuck, it. to thethiLt 'break; then after the latter len. ixon' was -'arrested but would- lot His preliminary ibeariug will be held Wednesday.

was married and leaves a wife and one Nixon, is unmarried. Eye Witnesses to the tragedy the killing Was Unprovoked and there is considerable- excitement. 1-C11-i' aTio --t. ono 1 000--40 New York Smith Payne: -Ford mid. Sweeney.

Time, 1:45., timplrok, Sheridan aniLKerht VICTORVILIVIV-I'AILAICNDERS. I St: Louie. -June Louis broke closhig etreak todey-by whacking from- Soo-, -Twice Bestow-bed 'hasest-full. i could do setting a gaint Luke a effective I 1 Kt. 114t18 .002 .000 000 --2 100 1 -Boston ...010 000 Lake CoHins and Time, 2:02..

Dineen and In neat booklet 'form, the recently adopted official constitution of the Southeastern league of baseball has just liin and the objects of the 'with the rules and Iegulatione that" shall govern the members of the league 'an4 the' players ou the. variou5-441ms, set forth plainly and at some length. The names of the Ulcers of the league are given in the bOoklet, and they are as follows: -2 -iPresideut-Atabrose aainesh of Fisher. 1)f Board of Directorstlylle N. Justin.

Asheville. U. John ,11., Of itdMe; Vary'. Spence Kfiezvtite; Nat; U. City; rani Gadsden, of Ten conditions -are given under which the membership of any club May be -terminated.

and they are follows: By--the accepted by a three fourth vote of all the clubs; failure to present its (nine at the time set for championship unless caused- by accident or -delay' hi traveling; allowing open bets- upon-its grounds or in any controlled by it; playing with any-club not- a member of the leagneafter the season- opens; offering, agreeing or attempting to lose any 'game of-ball Or failuze to expel any player who. shall be proved 'guilty'of the above, or of C. 1 :1 0 1rItsbp 2 1 0 4 0 7 Totals 1: 427 ,17 1 i Reotte Mehl le COO 000 000-4 Memphis 04)0 MU 01---1, Summary: Two base b14Watson. Sae, elate httaBeerwald. McGraw.

Stolen on ballsOff RIttrolft 4. Struck ont--By Btttrolff, k'ritz, 4. Time, 1 1.7mo4rea. Ittiminlutonn aud nasban, FOUND DEAD UNDER A TOESTLE AT NASHVILLE I Ameritan Association At Loulavlile Loularli'e Milwaukee S4-agle and Plets: McGlynn and.LudwIg. At.

Indianapolis, Indlanquolia LIndantan. Ortb and -Bowerman; katterion. Altroek, LetiVele At Toledo 'rOledd--C. .77. St.

Paul 4 1 Owen sT14. Land awldi Abbott; Leroy and At i'l ColtImbus Kansas City 4, Ill 7 At Col-albus 1-lerve. Kansas City 0 TexacLeagne, At' Dallas. 2. Ten At Ilouaton----flouaton, F-Atn, Autonio.

At WaroWaeo tialeesto-n, 1. At FILM City. Ft. -12 Ituingo darkness. G.

prepriet0 of the JeL.erson City Drug purchased the property of James MeKay. John L. Massey of Knoxville a 4the recent guest of 1r. Mra. 'D.

W. King In Mr. Wells of Greeneville was- the recent guest of Miss Pearl- Browning -on Branner.avenue. Itev.7e-Et.fr It. Braun-an has fromDandridgeand points south of the river on bustuest in-regard to the a parsonage for the-M.

E. church at Dandridge Capt. sad Mrs. J. W.

Gladding of Pine were -Visitors of Mr. and Mrs. A. IL Webster this week. Capt.

Wadding was in the war of the rebellion and fought in moat 'all of the battles- around Jefferson City and ppper. East He vras a member of the Second Michigaa eavalry where be Isan distinction. ter Ids- revery while In action. Hon. J.

J. Coll of Mount Horeb'Was in, town on Saturdey. tia Wednesday. 13; at Jefferson City, the Al P. Gibbs.

all-ladies ball club and the home team will play. Mists Kittle 'Gillespie of New Market Was tbe recent guest ot friends. H. A. Ashmore and Dr.

M. E. Jarna gin were the- recent-guests of Mr. and Mrs. John M.

of Morristown. Miss Lula Ware a popular-young ledy of Sevier county visited friends and relatives here this t- Man May Have Been Struck by a Train' Cr Murdered; Special-to'The Journal and Tribune. June U. forty tour years in a local industry, was found dead under the L. Sc- N.

trestle. in North Nashville this morning. He is have been kneeked from the trestle br a train, but.there are seine who be-I iev he was murdered. He leaves a wit and aAiumber of grown HIS OFFICIAL'HOU Letter Received IXSTIIIITEI)S111 IIITOIIM DERBY jug -interest-id iii any wager thereon; disColumbus bandment 'during the championship sear son; faihng or refusing to fulfil ha con-- ----------0 tract obligations; failing or refusing to comply with any lawful requirement of athneyobovardvisoifoudiroe6om wilfullifugoonlItiti I clubs for business The constitution' also provides that ofticers of the-association shall be elect- GOLF ti ed at its annual meeting, and thati, the kt board of directors shall consist of one member from. each A deposit of $150 shall be -made by each club as a Ninth Annual Eve lk 4 guarantee against.exceeding the salary tier 11 L-- limit or withdrawing from the league.

in Atlanta Tuesday and Con- The deportment of players-eand um- pires is treated et some length and the -tinue Through' Batuiday. president of the league is authorized to 4 tine any player or umpire for assaulting, -rt-- 1 anothels player or umpire any i Atlanta. a June championship game or after the gates ntath animas than $5 nor more than 150, or suspend have been opened for spectators. not less tournament of the ileuthern, Golf aSSOCIS tIon-wilt be held thin eek on the course him for not, less than five days nor moke of the-Atitot Athiette club at Enst Lake. -than ten, Any player using ebneAan may be ptill-- play beginnina Tuesday and condualal lane ia tor sce 4m swt guage th.

i play beginning Tuesday and continuing the the aue- Lambuth to That Elfopt NahviUe; -June-, 4 laltoto Walter Lambuth; who left, Naslivilla -a, few -days ago for Edinburgh: taleptlasid, to attend the world's mission has written a letter back hotetannonse lug that he had. decided to Naali- vale his- official 7'. LENOIR CITY BOARD Kentucky. Derby Win, ner, Will Carry -Top Weight in Feature. ELIZABETIIION.

Where they play today: Asheville at -Knoxville. Johnoon City at Rome. Morristown at Gadsden. This afternoon is the time set for the formal opening of the season in the Southeastern league and if weather con- ditioni are favorable, three garnet; will be played. As indicated above, the teams svillfopen engagflieiIt of three days, the race for the pennifut and the league ehampionship will ibe--on.

1.7 The six teams have been diligentlytas teams for a week or more, It and the members, of the various teams, "nth but few exceptions, hove been play, ing-ball somewhere sinci the opening of epring, and so are in good shape for strenuous work note, Advices received front the five -other clubs by the local management indicate that they have gotten together good playing aggregations, and that the -rate will be a warm one from the start. Knoxville, the game will be called 1- promptly at 33Q, St Chilizowee park, and the prospects are bright for an -attendance that will rival those bumper crowds drawn' on--various occasions last year by the Sally league games. 'The players of the Southeasteru league are for the znost part young college play, ers, who are capable of tclaying just about as good ball as the teams of the Sally last year, and At is, expected that the contests will be not oue whit less Hi- teresting, nor the crowds much smaller. intere40t ham, been taken in the 'new 4eague and it is now up to Knoseille to get behind the project and back up the men-who have-gone into the venture. In 'Rome and Gadsden, they are nuking preparations this afternoon toryfrom 2,000 to 3,000 fans at the open.

jug Many- of the business houses there will close at three o'clock, so that their employes may-attend and give the league a good seed-off. Knoxville should have at least two 'thousand persons outte the game, if the. weather man is ou his good behavior, 'lied be hats promised that he will be, amt, epecial cars will be put on the park line for the accommodation of the fans who 'desire to attend the 'opener. Before the theKnoxville and Asheville teams -in all of the glory, of their new uniforms will parade down Gay street taking ears for the park. Those new white and maroon suits of the locale have arrived.

and they are real f4glad rags" in the way of base, ball heed at the ball' park is also, practically- assured. which will also some, for "male bath 1--F 'At Th.30 o'clock. COOlie Yoe as official arbiter will call -the teams order" and the "meeting" will begin; The lineup for this- afternoon will Asheville. or Barber; pitcher Gilmore baee 0. third Datrell, do oe shortptop4.

Barnett The members of the Asheville team will reach the city frota their home ill the mountains at eleven O'clock, this morning, and will have a chance to get rid of any weariness front travel before the activities begin at Chilhowee park. Like the local team, a number of cot-leans are on the payroll of the '''Tar Heel" club and as they hatce been playing ball all year, they expect to show in mid season form on the opening-day Euroute to Rome and Gadsden, spectively, the Johnson City and Mor.JtjstOWfli teams passed trough the city Sunday afternoon on the Southeruwar vestibule. The members of these teams area husky looking young fellow, and they expressed confidence of winning the long end ofthe upon 'which Will enter today. Nearly all of the 'players are youthful in appearance, and a number of them have' played with Carson Wand Newman. Washington, 'Pusculum, Maryville and other institutions Of learning la East For' the' last half of Knox- vine will play a return engagement with the Ashevillians.

Johnson City -will move Over to Gadsden and ltlbrrtstown trek to Knoxville will open at a-week from today Ante more, and opponents will be the Members of the Johnsbn City outfit. MONDAY' ENTRIES AT LATONIA Asheville at Knoxville. Johnaon City at Rome. 1. Morristown at Gadsden.

This afternoon is the time set fork th, formal opening of the season in CT Southeastern league if weather con ditioni are favorable-, three 'gained; be played. As indicated above the team will-opea engagflieiIt of three days and the race for-the. penntut and, tb4 league ehampionship will be-on. The -six teams have been diligentlytas teeing; for a week or more end the "members- of the various teams with but few exceptions, have been play Ing-ball somewhere sinci- the opening 0 spring, and so are in good shape by, etrenuona work not Advices receive from the five -other clubs by the lora management indicate that they have got teat together good playing aggregations and that the -tate will be a warm out from the start. In Knoxville, the game will be cane' promptly at at Chilitowte park, and the prospects are bright 10 an -attendance that will riral thos bumper crowds drawn on--various ocea miens last year by the Sally league games The Players of the Southeasteru leagm are for the most part young college play ers, who are capable of playing jne abut as good ball as the teams et tin Sally last year, and it la expected that the contests will be not otte whit less in leretaing, nor the crowds much smaller Much interest haa, been taken in tit( new locally, and it is now up t4 Knoseille to get behind the project and back up the men-who have-gone into the venture.

In 'Rome and Gadsden, thej are making preparations this afternoot foryfrom 2,000 to 3,000 fans at the open. Eng Many- of the business house there will close at three o'clock, so that employes ma ykttend and the league a good seed-off. Knoxville should have at least twc thousand persons outte the game, if th. weather man is on his good behavior Led be has promised that he will be, and rpeclal cars will be put on the park line the accommodation 9f the fans wile leeire to attend the opener. Before the theKnoxville and asheville teams -in all of the glory, of new uniforms.

will parade do-we street taking ears for the )ark. Those new white and maroon suits the locales have arrived. and they arc he real f4glad rags" in the way of base LuLl baad at the ball park if Liao, practically- assured. which will als telto some, for "music bath 'At 3:30 o'clock. COillie Yoe as official trbiter will call -the teams order" tad the "meeting" will begin.

The linen) for this- afternoon will Knoxville; Position. Aeheville. rebus- or btuse 0. base Etatrell, do shortptop4. --Spry Okinaltue.

rightfield Barnett The members of the Asheville team will reach, the city from their home ho mountains at eleven this norning, and will have a chance to gel rid of any weariness front travel before the activities begin at Chilhowee park bike the local team, a number of ecaegiltns are on the payroll of the "Tat Reel" club and as they hatce been play ing ball all year they expect to show Lip in mid season form on the opening, bay Euroute to Rome and Gadsden, re spectively, the Johnson, City and Mor ristown teams passed through the it iunday afternoon on the Southern- Rail-War vestibule. The members of these teams area husky looking young fellowe, Ind Vier expressed confidence of winning the long end ofthe eeries, upon -which they Will enter today. Nearly all of the players are youthful in appearance, and I lumber of them have' played with and Newman. Washington, Maryville and other institutions learning la East For' the last half of Knoxrine will play a return engagement with he Aahevillians. Johnson City will move ver to Gadsden and Mbertstown rek to Knoxville will open at tome a-week from today ante more, and he opponents will be the Membees of the lohnsbn City outfit.

ENTRIES AT LATONIA The lint Asheville. t-IL M1 re Gilmore a ou" Hunter Spry Woodward i Thsh-- ra It Burnett IA floclosatl; 0o, Jnne 5.tbeNIAtonis 1 Derby will be contested tomorrpat the opening of the erring meeting of the lecher The, meeting In scheduled -L to run until .1917 Indications 1 AMA -AO nied to run until July h. Indications(' Special to The Jelirnot -en (Vine, Lenoir City. June 5.1--111141t1 the Play week 'Lenoir orgslt ene getic bnardof trade whirl promises do much for the Witt Is the president and 414, ZarbaryOlecteraryand The get-t tt oo4eer arpirit is gaining ground in Leo PitT One or 'the biggest Mkt that bag ever tithed in same -manner. only.

point to g' field of, six horses faelnir the entered a golt tournament- hi the sant. pension may be made for a period Of tart In th feature race a tulle and a probably a hundred and fifty Is number. litteen days er i ia exoected to partleloate. Ali et the bug- A nv eantiln Or Manager- who. br his starter In tb feature a ralie, and a 1Ig L.1,4 aia uaniwz the bug- captain or manager.

who, by his entr ettill: gatepanlripittr. Alleof half event It Is possible that one or two wIll'be added by noon ttimorrow.Lm Aong the south wi presented.ost prom omit golfers team to leave the The rsee tuts unguaranteed value of be- preseut are Laurence star nein ourimr- a game shall be fined S50 the 'winner of the'. Kentucky i medal "layer of the southern tiolf Imo and any may be put out of 'tbe matt event; sitnotign rt is possum, Lust Hue er citiea of the south will be represented. -i or two widt'bo added by Among the most prominent golfers who .1118: team to leave- the S50 Thil race thate a winner alinuararntoe7d value tilt 44.rask 1 in be- present are sInstita. etar field during -a game shal be fined thew, Kentucky niedal 4-layer of the Southern (Jolt asso- and any player may be put out of the Il a DE LONG RIC ESPECIALLrKtASED derby e.

game by umpire in accordance witn a i utsville will carry top lation a Edrington of Memphis th in Joe Ilorriso- Boole Boola and IL Bette); of Birmingham. Leigh Carrell tb9 rules of Spaulding's guide as to the Royal- Report will be asked to accept 1171 NV, it. IL 0, Bush. James duties od authority of umpires. Any pounds as an Impost.

while Gallant-P1- 'Bush, and W. B. biewart of New Orleans; 2 4 has been allotted 114 Pounds sail -Ellis Knowles. rensaeola; k'. C.

Groover. player put out of a game by the umpire suspended Milton will be the tightest of .1 aeksonviue stud, kpolak, Lew is. San Au, may suspen by the resident for the sextette with 11 90111111S. tante. ,6 0 two delis for the first 'offense and for a In accordance with the state law of Ken- On Wednesday night a banquet will be- week for the third.

Dmiug this euspen, tacky the auction rol, will be used ex- tendered to those pakileivating in the tour- don. his ealory- shall stop, and if the elusively by the rack management tor ament- pl th his paid those desiring to wager on the results th On Tuesday fir in st queflyg round. a yer can prove a at a' taan 1,1411461 re I 1 I ha al I Alta an during -suspension ne salary is is 'tree to sign On Wednesday, night a banquet will be- week for the third. Dmiug this tendered to those participating in the tour-, Edon. his sab17 shall stop, and If the sit the 'first quaflying round eighteen boles, will be held and- can prove that his salary is on Tuesday suspension, he is 'free to on during -suspe ign Dandridge June Albeit S.

Ragsdale, of Knoxville, returned home Monday after. a 'few days' visit with his family- Mrs. Lida Snodgrass and daughter, Miss Estelle, of Maryville. arrived will spend the summer here. stopping with and Mrs.

J. Walter Sheppard: Mr. and Mrs. Walter' of Knoxville. are the guests' of Emma Ilarris.

Miss- Mai lfatn le visiting in 'huoxvile Baldwin Hark, of Jklorristown, was a visitor Richardson; of Baltimore, war a recent visitor. Mr. J. B. Franklin, of Talbott's was here this Week.

Mr. A. Parrott, of Straw Plains, was a visitor Wednesday. Jas. II; Beall.

of Whitesburg, was a visitor during the week. The Ladle? Missionary society- of the Baptist church met with Mrs. J. Walter Sheppard Thursday afternoon. After discussing missionary work among the Indians the hostess -served refreshments.

A party of young people from here enjoyed an outing at Glen Alpine-Springs Tuesday. -Among the number were: Misses Kyker. Hedrick, Felknor 'and Swann, Messrs. John Caldwell, James Vance. flarrold Swann, Fred rUedr1ck and Paul Rill.

J. K. J. C. Bettis F.

A. T. Talbot Station; S. Vance, Richmond. Lee It Simpkins, Bluefield, 4 Va1 W.

B. Bruce, Flat, Miss -Ruth Roberts, Miss, Cora Witt, Jefferson City; F. W. Henck. L.

R. Smithi' Mr. L. Anderson, Chas. L.

Grigsby, J. M. Sullivan, Misses Newman and Rose B. Witt, Knox, ville: and M. Louisville, Ky.

Shields. J. F. Smith, Mr.1. Morristown were among visitors this week.

BALL PLAYER IS FATALLY JURED With; Dt3on Tiann and Wbahintion- Counties -1, t. -i Epeeist Id The Jane niz pot! opt the following etatement tonight "1 ea won the Tate. -110misated on tbe first letilot wbee-tne -convention, --I have ear -seiiiy half of the er 7004-eleetoral votes and think my popuMr tpajtstritylarill be between and 10,000. A rem proud of the splendid nig, ty: geren 4. me In Davidson, county, where i live Ittid of the IIIMOSt 111111111M0113 vote el ved In Franklin vounty, -where 1 -wa om end reared anti in Washington- county for ten -a, i -I, le, ---Lmsee.

Wednesday morning the second round. The with nuy Other iluh. scores- 'Wilt quality, for the champiouahip. It is a1s0 stated by the constituthm The second, third, 4 fourth and fifth that the board of directors shall-be the ighis writ' be made up of, players, next fl tribunl in order by sixteens, 'making the lowe subject to the rules of the st soil scores immediately, following the association and constitution; te settle two who qualify for the championship. and determine disputes between On Wednesday the match play rounds that the finding of the board begin, continuing Thursday and an Friday ghat bsfinal and under no circumstances will tome the semi-finals and annual hall- shall be reconsidered, reopened or en -June to Mr.

and-Mrs. P. a. boy baby. Weight, when two pounds.

The child -only lived a short J. Campbell. who attended the mother Says that it was, the smallest living child he had ever, seem 11. C. Beasly.

who has been serionsly ilk for live weeks. is able are' be Out' again. His man friends are glad to note thia. -He one, Of most respecte4 and oldest citizens. J.

Campbell and'svife of Johnsoa City, were -up last. Saturdaw and Sunday visiting- Mrs. Campbell's parents, Dr, and Mrs. A. Campbell.

Joe has position with the C. C. railroad in the auditing -department at Johnson City. Mr. and Mrs: C.

G. Beasley up last week from Johnson City to see Mr. Beasly's father who has -been sick for quite a-while. Miss Hildred Hunter who has been In school at Baltimore for the isst nine months ht at home for summer. Mr- and Mrs.

D. Brumit and daughter. Miss. Nellie. have been visiting relatives in Washington county.

T. H. Francisco, pastor-elect of the Baptist church. graduated from Croser. Seminary, at (ester Par; June 1st with high honors.

n't will, shortly begin his work- with the Francisco comes to the church very highlf recommended by those who know ham Itev. W. Golden ILL secretary of the Tennessee Baptist convention stated a few days ago that he regarded him one of the strongest young men in Tennessee. and a man of explary Christian character and high ideals. 4 The Watauga Sunday" school convention held last week at Grove.

Was a splendid. success. Large crowds were in attendance and the addresses and speeches' were of high order. The hospitality of the Poplar Grove church was unbounded. J.

R. Bowie and Mrs. and C. Peters qpresen- ted the -Baptist-Sunday school of this place. San Francisco; June Orendort--of the Lox Angeles team ot the Coast league.

was struck on the head ft pitthed ball during the game with Oakland Mx worulag and was Injured so badly that be-luay die. Return Race of Motorboats. ly that hemay die. 'Return -Race of Motorboats, qutren Other rules are given and the tion. is complete in -all its-details.

CALENDAR OF SPORTS FOR THE MEEK rc 4,.., i Sped41.1166fidTr Prates 116undrfriprt, rday the finals Will pc played In all events. The following prizes are offered-by the Atlanta Athletic club: ChamplonshipCnamplonship cup. First flightDixie cup. Second flightEast Lake cup. Third flightPonce de Len Fourth fughtKirkwood cup.

Frith flight--Irulton Lowest qualifying score, gold medal. Team match. prize for club, and individual -prizes for memberei of the team. -Handicap lowest net score, prize. Handicap, second lowest net score, prize.

Trophy for, runner-up to chauipionship '-event. Trophy for runner-up In each bf the five I flights. r- Key lune 6.The mu orboats Caroline and Illy, the contestants-1u the-recent taco from delphla to Havana, arrived here from Havana- this accompanied by the Cuban cutter Gypsy. After taking on supplies and gasoline and resting a the motorboats assemled at the main channel buoy in Key West harbor and from there started on, the-return race to Atlantic City at 4144 (Central time) the signal being by the cutter The Caliph, took the lead being followed by the Barney. the-- Itlys and the 'Carolina la the order nulled-- Ina outhern Iallwi PROM 11111.10ST- Lotris-403o.

June to 8 ic tic tic I Monday. Opening of Fourth International show at Olympia, London. Opening of annual exhibition, of Winnipeg (Man.) Horse Show Start of; eecond good -roads tour front Atlanta, to- New York city. Opening of forty days' race meeting at Opening of forty days" race meeting of Pacific Jockey club at Salt Lake Tennis tournament for Gulf' State championship begtns in New Orleans. Tennis tournament for New England champienshlp begins at Con.

Tennis tournament for men 's champion- ship of Pennsylvania begins in 23.60--CHATrANOOGA-4i -i-0, 11, 12 and .124 Limit ito days from date of. gale. LIndt SO day -from date REATENS Top THE FIGHT UNDAY SPOIII 11110En 1.011011 DISTRICT OF 11; E. CHURCH, SOUTH Little Is Enraged Over His missal by Johnson as thesLat, ter's- Manager. "August 4, 5, 8,.2.1 lAndt, August It I June 14, 15, Limit June June Limit Jane June.18th to 26thld Limit June 28th.14 and 1L Pf Return limit June 28, 29104 Jeff.

and Choynski Put 1 on a 'rhTee-Round Show and Corbett 1: and -Choyislii Went Mild Bo2t Tttesday. Opening of annual tournament of Southern. Go It association at Atlanta. Annual hilt-climb of Yale University Automobile club at New Haven. "Honey" liellody -Ts.

Ferns, 10 rounds. tt Oklahoma City. Tents tournament for Idaho State chainpionship begins in Lewiston. Annual championship trap shooting tournament of New York-opens st Wednesday. joblins Coulon vi.

Erankto Burns, 10 rounds, at New York. Opening of annual open air horse show at lAesburg. Va. Championship tournament of Women's Eastern Our' association begin at Noble. CEDAR GROVE Cedar Grove June day wao observed at -Buckner's cemetery, May 29.

A large crowd or people came from different parts of the country to attend. The prognun of the as tallowy-- Peer Like Traveling On SongMother Lillten in Glory. Welconie addressz--Rev. W. L.

Dance. SongDon't You Want to Go? Reeponse---Rev. Bullard. SongIlotne of IAght-, and Love. Sermon by Rev.

SongMy Loved Ones' are --Waking for Preaching by'Revs. Monroe and Rens- SongHe Loves Me. The farmers of- this place are glad to see the pretty weather. 1 Rev. W.

L. Dance filled hie regular appointment at Cedar Grove church. B. E. Miller and Cook- hav gone to Knoxville on a business trip.

Those on the sick list are T. O. Hamilton and John Myers. -Misses Minnie and Boils McNew were visitors here last Mr. and Mrs.

Dan Hamilton were up from Knoxville visiting thometolks. Ezra Hamilton and on Charlie have Etarted to KILUMID to see her children and snake her bottle there. Mollie Harris, from near dravelten, lies been -visiting relatives here. Mr. S.

Cook and Mr. Isaac Cook visited the farmers convention at Knox- The Sunday: school of 'this place- is Mr. John Smith of Knoxville, lied homefolks last week. airs. Ezra Hamilton-was the guest of Mrs.

V. Needham, Tuesday night. Mr, and Mrs. Gmnt Smith rkently made a business trip to Knoxville. Ore prospectors are busy in this come San Francisco, Calif, June open warfare between Jack Johnson and George Little.

his manager which started Saturday night and wound up this attervou wheal Johnson told tittle that be was discharged was the main topic of cowtersation at the beach today. LItfte.wbO claims he has an ironclad contract with Johnson, that is to run trail May 1911, threatens trouble and says that i For the -Knoxville Section Held at Etowah the Past Zane Knoxville district conference of the 31. E. church, South, met in annual session at Etowah at ten o'clock hist Thasday morning and eloeed at nine o'clock Friday night, Rev. John C.

Orr, presiding elder. presiding. All the preachers-with two or three exceptiass and a large number of lay delegates were In attendance. The 'siness of the conference was transacted through committees appointed tby the chairman. The conference pledged itself to sup-Port all temperance and moral -reforms especially those advocated in Tomessee.

Among the visitors present were'Rev. T. S. Schuler, editor of the Midland Methodist; Rev. Eugene Blake, president of Illwaesee college; Rev.

J. R. Itunterprofessor at Emory and Henry college, and Rev, Dr. Sullins -president emeritus of Sullins college. -Excellent seri onswere.

delivered, by Rev. 11.le.IV,yrick of Louisville, and ROT. J. P. Martin and Rev; F.

N. of Knoxville, Illroag- rains prevented servkes Thurer ay Cincinnati'. June S.Entries for Monday's ern-Light. 109; Rues 110: Oracle. 113.

races at Laionla: First Itace---Ilye furlongs. purse Indian Girl. 103; Startler. 103, Delaney, 103; Little Oasis, 103: Ella Bryson. 106; James Me, 106: Bobby Boyer, 106; Loween, 110; South-Bobby Boyer and Loween coupled as Bredicy and Bennett entry.

furlongs. ptirse: Southern Gold, 94; Laveno. 101: Fotsch, 101; Tansy Hobipson, 102; Lucille 11 102; Rebel 44110e11, 104; Weponoca. 105; Lenelna f' Undo, 107; Alice George, 109; olagg, 110; Little Usage, 111; Ben Double. 111Tony Boner.

113. Third Have-Six furlongs. purse: Count, teas. 101; Crystal Maid, -107; Al Muller, 311; thendbridge. 114.

Fourth Derby. mile and half: Milton-J- 111: Gallant Pirate. 114; Boole Boole, HT; Joe 31orris, 117; Rotel Report. 117; Donau. 127.

Fifth Race-3111e and eeventy yards, han- dicap: Colinet. 109; Tom Itayward. 102; Font, 103; Aso. 107; Dr. Belzberg, 107; 116; King's Dinah, Sixth Itare-4-Mile and, sixteenth.

purse: Autumn Girt, 93; Markle 01; Alice. 100; Alke Baird 102; tIlnudia. 51antle 307; Camel, 1011; Quagga, and -9 and Limit 15 dayi. Li 1131.60BOSTON, MAyi14535.50 26 to -July Return Jimit July :44, tension may be serttretlk f. I 44:.

July- 7 to 11 'nail Return limit- July pg. tension may be secured 1Aut Correspondingly IOW Other t1101 TICKET OVrIKIE: 524 Gay: oars Impol 11 Thursday. Tennis tournament for Illinois State championship begins In Chicago. Opening of annual.open air horse show at Gait, Ontario. Friday Opentno of annual horse how at Tux.

ado. N. IL Saturday. Opening of annual congress of the North American Skat league at Detroit. Annual meeting of New England Military Rifle association begins at akefieldi Annual Giant's Despair automobile hill-climb at Wilkes-Barre, Pa.

Interscholantic athletic meet at the University of Chkago. Tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket club for Massachusetts thamplonehip, Second anadal bench stow of the Plainfloidl (N. Kennel a. AVIATORS MEEr WITH AN ACCIDENT Ben Lomond. June Jeffries performed prettily to-dai before 500 spectators fa Ms training camp Three rounds of epeedy sparring with Joe Choynekl set the crowd 'wild with delight.

The pace was so feet that-lt is doubtful If Choynaki could have gene many more Jeffries came out of it emilingly, rare good humor and boxed to the crowd so that they good took at lam. program Included roil- shadow-boxing tug at the weights. An sparring mate'. not on the pro- the feature day. The were Jim Corbett and bitter enemies since their 1889f-until they met recently they are Inseparable cronies.

tocome together with the in this way: had finished his ring work chief of police of San Fran-1 was down for the aside and him. to exhibition In Ban Francisco the benefit of fraternal order. said he would like to accominodate chief, but It would be Impossible 'Co break "I can't be said, "of a change of -water; beeides; it would cut regular sleeping Choyeki 'happened to overhear et enc. volunteered appear exhibition. Their offer was after Jeffries had gone out cronies decided to tart in each other right away.

They three gentle Although pace (was slow, it told on Corheti. was breathing heavily at the new that the two veterans drew a crowd coaaing to the BLOUNT- REPUBLICAN; COMMITTEE TO MEET Phones: Old 866; New 1114g C. G. EIGHT VOTES CAST, IN Imo 10 Prato sgu unless the differences are settled he will ne was- is the big fight. It le not believed be with-hia tee can accomplish anything of-theeort.

but could wet a If his contract- is good, it Is possible that he can force the to an The gymni In spite of the fart that he was a-kipping bit sumably- Little insisted upon remaining at the door to take the, tickets bora 1 and 'not un so til. Johnn, up by a al quad of city did take his departure. principals Vr4 Accordiug to Johnson, the trouble arose who-bed be because Little bectrine jealous of Sig Hart. last battletu is one of my friends." Neald- John- here. Now son.

taken hint out- autemobiling They happen with me and Little did not like R. Then gloves today he threatened to whipHart 'and Itold After Jettr him that was the end. 'I don't want any John Martin, snore to do with 'him. He bait no contract that be -can, bold, me to." drew: Tide is the statement Issued by Littlet pear in an have a contratt with Johnson that 3nne lt for binds him to Owe ie twentyfive per. cent der.

of bis profits and I am authorized to make inodate the I all eontracts tor -anyboxing matches, the- sible for bin strical shows or anything of the The take a chant $10.000 that, We put Up is my I cooking or -will manage Jobuson or therer will-be no ipto my ter fight and if I withdraw they can take that Corbett am for hear the This trouble' delayed 'the boxing in the enteered thel afternoon. but Johnson 'went through with in a g-round an unusually bard prograinwhich included actlepted and three with George Cotton gaol the two old Marty and two with, Dave training with At the conclusion of his work Johnson stepwd throt weighed. for the tipping though the the scales at 212 viands. the 'lowest he bee bett who-- sv weighed his-, training He finish. The will do no tratetee until but were at it will 'be- in Ow ggiunasium saereoon.

tymeeelem He was In with -Ma face could get a The gymnasium bag end a snort little gram, wee principals who-bad been last battle In here. Now They happened gloves today After Jeffriee John Martin, drewsJeffries pear in an June It for Jerrie the for him take a chance," cooking or into my Corbett and the their In a 2-round acCepted and the two old training with stepwd through the who finish. The were at it ELECTION The Best Refreshing DTI SIDELINE- COACHING AND ROUGHNESS Are Scored by Collegiate Ras- ketball Rules Committee New York. from) the, tide lines and unnecessary roughness came An for a scoring at the seventh annual 'netting of the-collegiate-basket ball rules couttnittee held In New York today. Four personal fouls will disqualify a player from games In seat -inatead of five fouls as heretofore.

the lines against rough Dlay twere Mere tightly drawn by the rules makers, and'aame officials will be ao Officers for the-coming year were elected st Chairman. Dr. Joseph FL It ityrroft, Unt- -versify of Pennsylvania; secretary-treas. RaIpMOrZMfl.I University, of Penn-. editor -of rule Liarrs r.

Columbia- Venni Hee, Pranee; use aeroplane carrying Maurice brother of Henry Farman and George Besse-neon, seeretary of the Aero club of France, her today. The machine wait close to, the ground when the accident and the aviatbra, withough they fell with considerable forcewere not seriously Spector to 'rbe Journal and Tribune Maryville, Jane 5.The republican county executive committee of Blount county bas been called to meet at thti courthouse, Monday. June 13th, at one o'clock for the purpose of arranging time and manner of nominating candidates for the legislature and selecting delegates to state conventions. John C. Crastford is chairman, and W.O.

Maxey, secretary, Memorial Special to The Tournal-w and Maryville, Jun S.Member of Chitbowee lodge, Knight of Pythias, attended a epeeist memorial service at the Depth church this afternoon and were addressed by Special to The Journal and Tribune. county democrats diehold a primary. election Saturday, all reports to the contrary Exactly, eight votes were polled and they went solidly for Barton, Cooke. Bel, McAlister. Parabaugh and Maiden, for the supreme court for Bryan and cookffor the court of civil for Detong Rice for state treasurer, Berry was chosen to cast Unicorn- one vote in the convention of June 16th.

Oversight Second. K. VanderblIttif Overnight finished second tody In tbe Prix ten furlong affair for a stake of $2,000, at the. Chantilly IN netrrixat. diA all good Bar, arocaratall 41141,4 ttaada.

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