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HALLS SHUT OUT

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Played Miserable Ball Thursday and Were Easily

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Recent events from a baseballstandpoint would Indicate thatManager Davis has postponed the disflanging of the Oak Halls about a

seek too long

Of course thishas no connectionwith the game between Gainesvilleand Ocala Thursday afternoon but

to come down to brass tacis theboys from the brick City and I a-

Jatka played around us andthey did not have to exert them-

selves to any great extent to do theI trick either

Between two and three hundredi admirers of the Ocala team accompn

sled the boys to Gainesville and if

results HO tar as the score Iscould contribute to their en-

tire satisfaction they should be tIllhappiest band of excursionists ever toleave this city

It was plainly evident at the endof the first Inning that the visitorslad the best of the fray as two hitsIn the first block netted them onerun while Gainesville went out In

orderAs for punk playing yesterdays

game filled the bill Errors weremade by the Oak Halls In uclarapid succession that it was hard tokeep tab on them and it may bethat the scorekeeper tailed to dotdown all that were made As It Isthey have eight charged up to themwhile Ocala IH only charged withthree

The Brick City people were skit-tish as to the result and conse-quently brought with them WalkerCollins and Selph the pitcher firstand third basemen respectively ofIalatkn and It IH largely due totheir good work that Ocala won withsuch ease Walker was wild attimes being charged with four wildbitches but hi was not in seriousdanger of being scored upon but once

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Graham and playedgood tall the former making good-on five chances all that came hisway HInes was liberally applaudedupon making a beautiful onehandedcatch In deep center after a longrun Galloway brougnt forth greatapplause from the spectators when hemade a beautiful catch of Watsonslong fly in center field

There will be another game thisafternoon when it Is hoped that thelocal team will redeem themselves

The Game in DetailFollowing Is an account of the game

In detailFirst Inning

Donaldson out on a fly to leftDodge hit to left for one base andwent to second when Waller went outthird to first Collins hit to left andDodge scored Collins stole secondWalker fanned Hits 2 runs 1

Hendricks fanned Allen out sec-

ond to first Graham out third tofirst Hits 0 runs 0

Second Inning

Bennett out short to first Gallowaysingled over third Izler skied outto short Galloway caught trying tosteal second Hits 1 runs 0

Spottswood out pitcher to firstMiller struck out Yoe went to firston n bunt to third and stole secondBullock out short to first Hits 1

runs 0

Third InningSelph out short to first Donaldson

went out pitcher to first Dodge outfly to Graham Hits 0 runs 0

Watson went to first on an easygrounder toward second Walkercovering and fumbled the ballHlne sacrificed pending Watson tosecond Hendrlcks fanned Watsonstole third Allen fanned Hits 0runs 0

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Texas Alabama Georgia and Tennes-

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Camp Perry

CAMP IBKRY 0 Aug 26 Thenational rifle team match was wonby the United States Navy winner-In 1U7 by the score of oSOl 5S4

ahead of the United States Infantryswinning score last year The

the National trophy and 130

The United States inairy tooksecond 350 with 37 Massachu-

setts third 300 with 727 and theUnited States cavalry i r u

with 3726 three of the four honors going to service teams who lastyear took the four

Ohio was fifth with 3713 Wiscon-

sin sixth 3613 New York seventhGS6 Pennsylvania eighth 3G77 the

United States marines ninth 3071 andIowa tenth 3631

The days sport was marred by anunpleasant throwing outof the rapid fire score of the tramrepresenting the United States NavalAcademy Wisconsin entered a pro-

test with the executive officer LieutCol It K Evans general staff U SA against the cadets score beingcounted on the ground that the ca-

dets had an unfair advantage in rapidtiring because they bad filed off 01

removed the stop pin of their riflebolts thus making the bolt actionmore rapid The cadets score of166 was counted as zero which put

in fortyseventh rank instead offifth where they otherwise would havebeen at that stage

The winners in class U and C willreceive the following prizes theaiembvrw also getting medals as dothe winner In Class A

Class H York the 3000Hilton trophy and MarylandJ r f Connecticut 223 California5200

Class C Texas first the bronzesoldier of Marathon and 300 Ala-

bama 2fiO Georgia 173 and Tenner

iota out to third Walker went tofirst on a bunt to pitcher advancing

to second llennett singled tocenter filling the ba es Galloway-

hit through short scoring Waller andJzler fanned Selph got hit

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VISIT TO GEORGIA TOWN

Mounted Men in long Black Robes Ride Through

the Streets and Issue Warning

DAWSON Ga Aug 2G Vearlnglong black robes and masks a bandof Kuklux or night riders 25 or 30strong rode Into Dalton about 1

oclock Tuesday morning to take thefirst step toward ridding the town ofvlldoers so it later transpiredCui tiilu A Rolerttf saw the rid

rs go by his liouev nn they werenterlng the city and from this It

PIlKiret they came In over the Spring

The body scattered when theyreached town and several of themembers rode up to the residence ofI L Hearts editor of The Arguswho lives on King street and wokehim up

Are you editor of the paper thopokesman of the party asked Mr

Heartslll lie replied that he ownedThe Argus Well we have a mess-age here to some people Ih Dalton-we want you to print and then give-

to the other paper

Public WarnedThe warning was as follows

Own Hollow 8th month AXWhen in the course of events It

jccomes necessary for us to visit atrialn section for the protection ofvomen and children and good

we are ever ready to answerthe call and whatsoever we purposethat we do WOE UNTO THEOUILTY WRETCH WHO DISOBEYSOUR ORDERS

There are certain evils existing Incity that has got to slop BLIND

FIGEHS AND GAMBLERS LEWDWOMEN STREET LOAFERS ANDWARRANTS MUST GO Ed Whllakertim Gartrrll Jesse House and eevral others of their color ALSO SEVRAL WHITE MEN who are engaged

n the fame business of telling whltttake WARNING The appeal of

women and children wino bnv beenmde to suffer on account of the Infinal polson you sell has tx en heard

and by the ETERNAL they shallnot bo Imposed upon any more TheAMBLERS WE KNOW ALSO andthis IB the first and last WARNINGvow will receive

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are ruining the young boys of thetown This thing has got to stopIf It does not and your doors meetin the center of house remember youhave been warned Dont attemptviolence or make any threat Ityou do remember the cross bear oathe foot bridge Is still sound andstrong The gang of young men wholoaf the streets both day and nightmust either go to work or leave thecountry Lewd women both whiteand black must go Certain youngmen who wear good clothes and loafbn the streets each night until midnight must either go to work or leaveSome of the gang are thieves and wehave got them on our list Theymust either go to work or go furtheraway This order to all Is Ant sadfinal you must quit your cussednessor go to another country Your dayis over here

Done in conference at Owl Hollownnd final orders given by

TIBO TIBGrand Cyclops K K K

The document was typewrittensentences having beets done

over In red InkIf those warned are not good In the

future It appears that there will bea wholesale housecleaning In fewdays

4No Violence

There was no violence done In thecity as tar as Is known It teemedtlat the night riders took alook around and then disbanded It

reported that someone In Manleytown was whipped but the repostwas without foundation Some wo-

men screamed when they saw theriders In that neighborhood and thatstarted the rumor

Some of the Kuklux went to Farrarmill nnd asked Com Walker thewatchman there where Rev Greshamthe negro preacher lived but Greshamvas unmolested last night

Several of them also to thedepot nnd paid a friendly visit toW M McDonald night operator forthe Southern

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