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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
OF COUNTY.
Those Who Will Take Ii Are APP
pointed by District Su.
pervisor.
OFFICIAL LIST Is ANNOUNCED

Two for Each Ward In Cities of Rock lei
and and Moline, and One for the Towns
In Rural Section -Compensation Which
Enumerators VIII Receive for Their
Work.
The following persons in Rock ISL
and county have received commits
sions as census enumerators for the
respective districts from ". c. Gallo
way, supervisor of the census for the
Tenth congressional district:
Rock Island-First ward, Edwin B.
McKown, Mildred Warnock; Second
ward, Helen j. Folsom. Albert B. Zeis;
Third ward, Mrs. Elizabeth Dart.
Jennie A. Johnston; Fourth ward
Oscar L. Anderson, Mrs. Jessie w.
Barrett; Fifth ward. James c. Jacobs,
Mamie A. Smith; Sixth ward, John 7.
Stephens. Nellie j. Brougn; Seventh
ward, A. o. Bersell, John A. Bexell.
Moline-First ward, John w. John
son, Otilia w. Wistrand; Second
ward, Gust A. Eastberg (another to
be apPointed); Third ward, Charles
j. Osterman (another to be APP
poinued); Fourth ward. Elliott B..
McKeever, Albert r. Grant,; FIT
ward. John 4. Peterson, Helen L..
Blackman; Sixth ward. Annie E.
Long, John NJ. Bowen; Seventh ward,
Charles A. Mason, John c. Dahlberg.
South Moline Francis l.. Cook,
Luther Hester.
In the Country-Andalusia Lydia
A. Hofer; Black Hawk, Este Z. Buff
um; Bowling, not complete; Buffalo
;-in NJ TohnSnn.
Greek and Coe. Lincoln F. Giles; Coal
Valley, Mrs. Portia j. Fritts; Cor
dova, William j. Forsythe; Drury,
Sarah A. Foster; Edgington. Burt l..
Sporting; Hampton. Milton b. Under
wood; Port Byron. Jaseph Dale; South
Rock Island, Hill X. Cox; Yuma.
Kingsley Mathews.
Pay and Requirements.
The compensation 20 be paid the
enumerators is a minimum rate of
cents for each living inhabitant, 2
cents for each death. Is cents for each
farm and 30 cents for each esta blish-
ment of productive industry, provided
for all subdivisions where such allow
ance shall be deemed sufficient. The
maximum rate is 3 cents for each liv-
ing inhabitant, 8 cents for each death,
20 cents for each farm and so cents for
each establishment of productive in
dustry. Any enumerator. who, with
out justitiable cause, neglects or re-
fuses 10 perform the duties of his po-
sition after accepting an appointment
and qualifying for the work, or who
communicates to any per son not auth
orized to receive the same, any infor-
nation gained by him in the perform
ance of his duties, will be subject to a
fine of $500.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
TAXES OF ROCK ISLAND.
X returns Made to Treasurer by Collect or
Charles Bowers.

Charles Bowers, collector of taxes
for Rock Island. has turned over
his accounts to County Treasurer p.
+. Cox. The returns are as follows:
Amount charged, 1888, 063.S so; delin-
quent, SOS, 1886; collected, STA
74O.24; collectors commission, 81
7775S; due, SIP. 1926.
Of the tax gathered, $50, 677.96 goes
to the city for municipal purposes;
$50, 223.53 for school purposes. The
town tax. amounting to $1,S7I.11.
and the dog tax, S142.10, go to the
county board The registered city
bond tax amounts to 81, 277.S So.
There is considerable to be collected
vet on real estate, but this must be
paid before June l, after which date
property on which taxes are due will
be sold by the county to recover the
amount due. The personal tax levied
was $61,74S. The greater portion Of
this has already been paid, but it is
expected that every cent of it will be
collected
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
WITH THE MEDICAL MEN.
The Quarterly Meeting of the Iowa and
Illinois Society Last Evening.


The regular quarterly meeting of
the Iowa and Illinois Central District
Medical society was held last evening al
the Harper house. Supper was served
in the ordinary at 6 O'Clock, followed
by the business and social session. In
addition to q large attendance of tri-
city physicians, DIR. Ferry, of Geneseo,
was present. The principal paper
was read by DR.. W. H. Ludewig, of
Rock Island, whose subject was
"Pharyngeal Adenoids." which was
discussed under two heads. Ear
Symptoms of Adenoids,' by DIR. c..
NJ. Robertson of Davenport, and Re
fex Symptoms of Adenoids'' by DR..
Lee Webber, of Davenport. Then fol-
lowed a general discussion.
Delegates were selected to the Amer
lean Medical convention at Philadel-
phia, the Illinois State society at
Springfield, and the Iowa State society
at Des Moines. 1t is planned to have
the conventions of the state societies
of Illinois and Iowa meet a year hence
in Rock Island and Davenport, re-
spectively. and have joint sessions,
and large delegations to the two state
conventions will be sent this year
with this end in view.
The delegates to the various con-
ventions follow:
To American Medical Association
Drs. c. c. Carter, j. r. Hollowbush,
q. L. Eyster. Rock Island; j. e..
Swensson, Moline; j. II. Kulp, j. p.
Crawford, Davenport; DR.. Ferry,
Geneseo.
Illinois State Medical Society-Drs.
f. A. Edlin, A. NJ. Beal, l.. ID. Dunn.
w. X. Sloan, Moline; w. II. Ludewig,
j. P. Comegys, j. r. Hollowbush, G..
c. Carter, G. L. Eyster, f. M. Sala.
Rock Island; F. B. Gilbert aud Ferry,
Geneseo; H. II. Long, Orion; w. II
Myers, Coal Valley.
Iowa State Medical Society-Drs.
". l.. Allen, J. P. Crawford, j. w. H.
Baker, j. A. DeArmond. o. w. and
j. II. Kulp, G. +. Decke', o. P. Sala.
f. S. Bowman, H. Matthey, G. NJ.
Lee Weber, Jennie Nc
Cowan, Davenport.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
BRIGHT AND BEAUTIFUL.
The RemodeIed and Restocked Stew art
Hat House.

The Stewart hat house, remodeled
and restocked, is now ready to receive
it's friends. The store front has been
entirely reconstructed and modern
display windows and tiled entrance
put n. Inside there are brand new
show cases, mirrors and other features
of thoroughly up-to-date mercantile
establishment. The store is to be
conducted by the Stewart estate and
under the old and familiar name. A.
w. Bowen, who has been in the en-
ploy of the store for five years, has
been selected as manager. He is pos
sessed of the advantages of expert
ence and the other qualifications that
fit him for the successful discharge of
his new responsibilities
The store is now stocked and deco
rated for the spring and Easter sea-
sons, and Manager Bowen and his as
sistants are Justly proud of the store
which has been made so popular.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
River RipIets.
The Pilot. came down.

The Pilot came down.
The Verne Swain and W. j. Young,
Jr., were in and out.
The stage of water at the Rock ISL
and bridge at 6 a. IN. was 500 and
stationary.
Capt. W. A. Blair, of the Carnival
City Packet company. stated this
morning that the des truction of the
packet Volunteer would in no wav
interfere with theplans of the COM
pany for faithfully CARRYING out all
its plans for taking care of the bust
ness in the short line trade south the
present season. Capt. W. A. Blair
stated that every facility would be
provided Just as if the misfortune had
moi nccnrrPd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
Inspecting Tile Works.

A party Of Rock Islanders composed
of Peter Fries. A. G. Dart, G. l..
Walker. F. c. Denkmann, John Cru
baugh, H. d. Mack and NJ. j. Young,
went to Griffin, ILL.,, this morning in a
special train, including the private
car of General Manager W. C.. brown,
of the road, over the Burlington to ia
spect the Griffin tile works, an insti-
tutioR in which local capital is think
ing of investing. Accompanying the
party were Z. w. Farnham, superin-
tendent of car service, of the q, and
F. A. Griffin. owner of the title works
at Gri fin
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
Weddings.

James Edwards and Miss Maria
Corbett. both of Rock Island, were
married Tuesday by Rev. c. o. Nc
Culloch, of the First Methodist church.
Frank Hayden and Mrs. Victoria
Fox, both of Calumet, Mich, were
united in marriage here yesterday
afternoon, Justice o. f. Cramer Of
floating, the ceremony being per-
formed at his office.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
WIFE CHARGES DISCRETION
Emma j. Webster Commences Suit for
Divorce.

Emma j. Weisler. of this city, has
begun suit in the circuit court for di-
vorce, alleging that her husband. En-
colbert Weisler. deserted her. They
were married in Rock Island Sept. IA.
1897. Mrs. Weisler alleges that her
husban left her Jan. II, 1898. She
asks the restoration of her maiden
name, Emma Greve. o f Cramer is
her attorney.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
When Travelling.

Whether on pleasure bent or business.
take on every trip a bottle of Syrup of
Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and
effectually on the kidneys, liver and
bowels, preventing fevers, headaches
and other forms of sickness. For sale
in so cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Manufactured by the Califor-
MIA Fig Syrup company only.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
MOTOR CAR JUMPS TRACK,
An Accident on the Elm Street Line Las,
Night.

Car No. l, northbound. of the Elm
street and Paramount line, jumped
the track at 7:45 last night at the cor
ner of Seventh avenue and Elm street.
There were Is passengers in the car,
but no one was injured, though all
were given quite a shaking up.
The car was slightly damaged.
Motorman Solomon was in charge.
In making the curve the car left the
track and ran into the street.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
Pains In the Back.

A. B. Harrington. Constantia, n. Y.
says: Il was troubled several years
with kidney disease and suffered Sc
we're pains in the back. | used Fo-
ley's Kidney Cure and one bottle cured
me. 1 recommend it to my friends.
1t has given perfect satisfaction" All
druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
Excursion Tickets.

On April II. May l and ID. June 5
and 10, the c., r. /. Il P. BY. will sell
tickets to a mum Der of
points in the north, west and south
west at rate of one fare plus & for
the round trip.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1900-04-13
Dewey Day.

On April 30 and May /, the c.. 4. L.
& p. Ry. will sell round trip tickets
to Chicago at the rate of $685.. Good
to return up to and including May g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

tBt leader has cited thifti aia col
umns uf Joooraa .ontiuuyell shouina
ehefs H b. Morton BE- ssak and u
rDmpfteut Ws have tshta fIom ths
records facts ani hsuiea aud called
upun 10 b. Morton ,uuuti riefk ln
ausaef reftalu queHtiona fhua ai
Morton has refused to comply v.th the
special Requests uf the Taxpayers fs
safdinE certain bDnd iaaues certain
mnds balances aui taa aAtvuainha
rh6au questions sslg put uy the lead
ef at the request % tho taxpayers uf
ths gountl Nurlunh siieare lnpil.a
suit hu ls cuuiuaily iptpmpetent
No dseont man aould reat eaaiil lu.
ief ars uf lntsuosatipns if tasy
we're malielousy false ain,o Muu0n
ftfusss u answar il DO ss1 Hut bo
foalltes hia untDiai atahueasss aal
lncpmpotsnel ilia silence naiulalit
siyea ase GO the lursilVu 90 huiiun
corrupt as aoii as mopmprtent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29


REFusliCAHs GaoWiHa uEsrEa
Are ptACE MH. cAttAnAH in 4
FAlsh ttohr
Ils desperation I'D tue hepubil,au
lln,s is ,itidly shown UI tue eoA
tempubis attatts made uy pail ul
saua uu uamorfaue rauuidatsa aan
sp,atuW lh9 lulusy ot tle tepuui
,au ,l ls aulthius ,u beat lualuu
rhs Republicans mil4 realize that
statehood Do nut Gao away aud th.ir
l1lAaat uesus ppv ls tu defeat h,u
aua aaltlis lbe urst issisiatute p,D
paDatuu 90 ahapius tbu constitutional
,uptentIDu
lbs latest ssampig I'D hepuhll,au
desperation b. aeeu ,n lbe Capitals
lsuttnptlblD laalaustt pn Celia
han uaius ,u uaeas h Ha nmiy
al, OaliaAau Nas uuapie u nii ms
uuiAlIs latr SATURDAY. bHt tb. ,aiS
taDt lbs, lallabaa tul.h 30 aip .ai b.
tte uaaa lul aDala aIueie iD itu
Capital IAa hepauil.aHs aI. aIai1
ot ,auaNsu 4but ia4ht. iha' bN
spsata ut tutb uaDuulas psa
hom.a legislation anl H 10 tn..l ds4ite
tNat hn ua Wutsial
hI .auaua4 mHs0a anm. .t4uiiub
.ai.mau tat a4as ah'.H n. llaa
upl uY ut omeIal la.Hla is
ahUr W sHmpa uabla Alep.e
tNal u.ma Ht aapme4 Boz ba aeat
u 0aas..aa lwIu. ue um m a0s
A.n auu tlt l...at aul wIe tAe
..auUs ui ula .H...eaal aul aiDu .l
las app.uNnut tp .ah np ibs Ut.
tam 300 paa. sahaeis4, .l g um.
lua ap.a ib.I. taH Hus Ib. ahsht.fl
louUl al lAt 0Its p4saata bal BE- Disco
u.AtI l0 t4iH h4 Hunt .ap ue
luns HlUlsu.a bg aHF ia'. HlnArA
man tba nH.asA a tte ffllaaee plp
lu.A m At DallataH lhat figH4
aAl cess .a.Hlel ibe pasHaas pf pe
te bpms WaasHr lamfe Na leH Ala
..ai lN laasfeaa maI FsAla a84
Ht pansbsN alsQ st8aa bl Hea
iJafHupls iesuwrN lhsi anfWs Af
4. .gaNsbsHa iscm ~ pgasle# Fsp9
'nsea a,alg y ans AZ Re aQmwssa "
.a.ipal as bu aAlsl Weapi VA mNft
~ ~ ataple ai laN ,suli4H q v
IN la.lllle SEA ifsiAlal alislsameat
sai llspals flsp slsals eaasleie4 NJ.
iasY v palns ,he IA bamf bNl nF
hyl gfam sss Nffi aNb NfieN "a
ta t asa Wlllles p Aqse
AAal h tal AAlsl
b tl hM 9s
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29
rHE wHV or a.

WY ot aau 4 tha Nen COMMITTEES pub
llah o. aiugie iettsf from a single cOn
sfasamaH ahoaing that fiyun was not
tssppuaiuig i0f passing ihe face homes
milf Wiehita Easie
lbata easy iu Map last at Waah
Iusluu th0ps was mrstug of siA
Republican senators aud nine COO.
sIessmsn uom ire0 homea districts
AZ tAis meellNg % nas decided that
each memhgt ahmid 600 the res
uumes Diii aa d oanpaisn issue aach
to olalm iuh credit ior ths snaoweut
600 thf measure ID sas resolved iur
tlst that knocking should be haired
ana uD ieitprs answered sos.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29
sosaEo TnE asAvg

A stafuiaE iuaaent BE- uhuaiNd ~
IuLa Oliver of philadelphia aa fai
lows eaa lp +n h'gl condition.
ny skia Was aip lst yellop yfa Aunk
eu tongue %" .ed uu appst q sE9~'
las nrtAsr dal by aag Ibu phEsl
alaus had glfop ma up fhpp ! wae
aaFisea 10 use tlaaiue muels a. ~
glsat loH uhs bgsi BOTTLE Hala de.
adei improvement ! p0nuHuea thelf
uas iol brps aeeka $3.50 am pqa =
sell maa tapW uog rapgea ihe
g4fe of aacthel iletlm $50 pne
shoula su u uy iAfm 0aly Ree.
Guaranteed u a. % hauNps ilae
alulu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29
a nIaI4 EIanI nn lnnla

Ihe hsbt the hepubii,ags aIs mat
ns oH Eisar louea s ruttsg Jones'
ia ssraud aith s,nD eam, q thu
calendar nlmpy Uo0auap Ml lpupH
10 asitrgspegtus Nisusea ha lhep
regularly aNd lalu,s,s boa athi.uN Ga
arDaes Instead % hau4ias stpnuu dl
suads buaea aad spltuus Tobacco on
thu payrmUu,a La shuuid b, piaoea
uad.i tbs ben arDulliua to ll. H.p4u
utaua lnapir t1 lDlu.N @ augig ar
sumsnt miutallus asaiust h, lopea
uu,lai .al ~ lh, J.apnlai. Nspuhli.
.aAs aaah tp naa. 70 peN'nal 'Au
p4lsA rhtu Nnma tDt nlii
pIufl vain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

20 N'iH" iN"'"
u 1000 tha t.ul.o pt AuwHa bad
"a tlHi,ut pupalagou W a,oso ol
u.au3 10000 m1 tlaa tb. pu+het
ulmasl ala,a ui h..aua hNuua 40
ba ..u.u 0l uu luue apHa tNA,
Autauaa pupaIatlua at iba' uu. Haa
isaut q, ma.a luaa luuula ,hat Ni
a,,al- aul .4.. lu. tpai aI Wl1w
us ol ualu hHFUHHaniiut lpia
.tusuulna4 s.b NepHNH.au Nl
saus n.ulmm.l as.t ibat huItsHa
N uot .tUia .aaush II. .uul ..Y a.p
al.H la Na.NuHIHa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Nhailwln t,I.lluu taH W. aH tIa
btm,b aapaDa aaa la Hnt dp.l.
aa a tam aaDtai.t Etan pe Wa
lausa h.pupl,.u haa ausHi h. .F
p. lup .0a b. iuaNs H 4 m.tl.l
hu Nr rHm umH a.l aai un
hp taat W.u u uWHaa uH Ah
aa.a mlN.h .h.imau
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Nt 50 Nts alHe ts
NN /" ~ ~
sH i w nr taei pHH
a s'lh Iae aaal'fe Ht4a
'H I HaN HHf
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f
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

u ls sald thsi uich f3unkott aBd
delegate Fiyhn have auaueigd and
sfo noe "a swpfda uoiut fhis siii
nkoly usher m the poitoEuu stase oi
tbs campaign
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Lew and iiorod afo taAgayefs fheE
90 uoa ioves lhelr ova aasossmonts
aad aouid nu wefo thpS m q position
90 io sa. Ia ,he legislature thel eiii
Wurk iof the best latgfasts pf al the
peouIF
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

IW Ray tells hos mo aouniy hasri
biiked lhe people ul ofdeunE 40 ser
cent raiso hay raaigned bis uHioe
rather thau become au instrument Ia
the haada ui au unacfupuiaus board a.
further sUugo itDss anyb0dy ala.
believe tLe ststemoUta of Rayf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

" Ray la gentlemen who 90
apected hia oath of unlce GOO nisbiy 90
be- prow beaten uy the Republican
oouuty puari iptp pultlas hetitlous
aud false salas upoa tbg peoples prop
euy ln order % squep4e uulust taAos
ffom tho iaApalsrs ua toe that raa
son thuse same lAamiss. aefa had ~
muho, uae fof Lis tepinea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Candidate Nab1n atlsmatttNd Hs a
.tuol tho iarmer sho ask,i him atlw
the HDloa aauant fbis Hsa Uu,h
easiof thau auapgund 'o luaaliou
and siao mueh safpi loF iaa gepuhii.
can uAicu hunter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Who 10 Kieppel Hs a uoa.pru
daeer Aad a parasite iiia name dpfs
not appear on the taR fulis tei che
napubiirans ask that this u,au be
made DoantY aaatanoI
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Haaaa nQN feaiinas shat aIasf
tuie mlsfAke aas madr Boa tafoias the
rough riior na tha uckei rhamaa 81
riait does also bat lhs latter aosa not
appear lo b. aorrY Whyf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

ufatof O "a Fssan 10 stumpips ths
territory iuf FiYau Mr FeEan gan
add to thu Eayotg of his megtiuss Boz
reoitlns that hmoaa pprm im the
kins oi Okiahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

ladgo hsfud Be- uot controlled hF
auy ciique 0r tl-a he lu,s uDt belong
Ga ihe auil saiupn .aBuH ul tu tb,
uauof deaipis association Hgpupli
raA iea ao sot aaatt tiuei m ihr
eysa pf the tUteta
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

it b imperative that q eompetent
iapgr sseupy tho oHles % probate
Judge lsase EnEau is praetcina
st,gassf aad ls thoroughly auaiined 90
hll ane 20 the most lmpoftaut onises
la tbo county
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

lha NNUral iaisl aNNHlN tfN iN
miua ihe laol ,hst as Nuln hspup
n.sR .0HgeMaH pN meliW ~ Ar
lpsN pptlnlsl iplel iHaR r.plVilNAH
alAaa ~ ~ mtsatsauaa pi 9ap'g
aaailH aa alHi4Halsl pF RNpAhl'fsN
natiala
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

That's my uuslnpaa aali rYslui
nDe appsrmtsudrm Baldwin shea
aakea hoa muDu muu.Y sac Boa tha
stolen msil pouches i,A sa auair pi
tba puhll, n % quiie "a ,.lsi "a
saaN lhat the puuups muUsy eaa uDt
stolen and lt b tp ns hopea hat At
nalisins l0sa nas pol htaN
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

lu addition ga tho rasl pt mamtalp
us ,bs psr m ha rhuppIp, tha
pta,a 0ommlsalpa haa ap.ulad u.al
NJ 5000 600 iauus u,lup, la tb. m
ternaa ui peaoa it setws lbat lm
paplansm a 30 he "a teu expensive
mauu eb0,bsl ae a,e tD pats pta.e
ul Nar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

nfaal0Ha NNfn HuH aHasHIr
fuist Foa1es aasid ae aelo o slaaoa
aH lse asfsoaa aa0 sak him paltaaHt
l----.----
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-10-29

Z, beippss tu health ior q
tabi "a eat and aleep ,olaugh
and g,ea at
hu.la,epmes hrsl dpa ask
a scpaepy baby % Augh Why
sYen bla slule ls pIiaull tat
oomps hnt
lhg nay n ~ lal : lhs Vas
n n healsh5 aeolls pmul
,loa n co,l lseg "a \ lle pgpp
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BILLIARDS.
ross DEFEATS DR. MIAL IN THE OPEN
ING GAME FOR THE AMATEUR
CHAMPIONSHIP.

The opening game In the Class A amateur billiard
tournament for the Amateur Athletic Union cham
pionshtp was played last night at the knicker-
booker Athletic Club. The game was between
Wilson p. Foss, OF Haverstraw. and DR.. L. L. Mai
OF This city. winner of the National handicap tour
narnent OF 1887. Foss was the favorite. and won
after an exciting and well played game Four hun
oreo points are played each afternoon and each
evening The attendance good. and few left
the hall, although the game lasted than three
hours
Dr. Mai won the bank and missed. and Foss
licked OF three and sat down. Mai made thirteen
in the second and took the lead The fourth
lively, htal running % and Foss Is. Mia made
double figures again in the eighth. Both men
showed in their best form in the twelfth inning
Mial making pretty run of AZ and slipping up on
a simple drT.~. Foss ran Sc in his half Of the in
score; Foss ID with average OF 10 s-12. and
MIai HI with an average OF nearly TO-
Mai took the lead In the fifteenth inning with
pretty run of a. and followed this up with Is in
2, missing on an easy cushion shot This made
the score: Foss, 1872 Mial. 1883. Mlal made long
The game It was remarkably even game to this
PSo which tn 1ooka inning 0ss MADE two So
he turned to Mial and said: II played it that
seventeenth, taking the lead by 1917 TO 1853 Foss's
average was more than eleven Foss then began TO
inning he had af lead Of q to 5@ s f6T
inning Mai was obriged to make Sc IN the same
inning IN order TO bring his total up 10 251.
TO lose control Of the balls. and made seven misses
In succession. He did score one point. but he lost
K as ne shot with the wrong ball Foss ran out
the game in the forty-second inning with run Of
and an average of less than 10. The scores were
follows;
Foss-3. 3. 3, %. 0. O. o. 81 = Is ss . O. o. %
81. I. /. Il. s. Is "a. 2 o. g. 10 s. s. 4 IS l. 10
O. is II, g. 4 g. 10. s. Total 100; average q AZ;
Mial-0 Is. o, Is: l. 2 2e 4 q o. A. O. O. "a IS
! :. 4s g = ss 8 : sr. as L L isS
Conklfn and Mial win play this afternoon and
Smith and McCreery tonight