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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-12

just four points separated YOungs-
town snd Newark OF the close of the
Ohio and Pennsylvania League season
Chicago and Boston are now tied
with eight National league pennan is
each. You think that joke, but 20
is true nevertheless. In days now dis
tant Boston won pennants just as
easily as Chicago is doing now
IL is said that several major league
team owners viii offer bouns to their
pitchers for winning a certain num-
Der OF games next season. Evidently
the 'mcguls' think pitching is the most
important part OF the game
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-12

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Chadbourne are all native sons, the
whole state CT Maine may be expected
TO take personal interest in the Boston
Americans next year
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-10-12
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Shoristop Hulswitt of the champion
Columbus team will strengthen the
Cincinnati inhcld
Eight members OF the champion
Ailauta team of the Southern league
have been sold or drafted by the
major leagues
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
RAMSEY AWAITING OUTCOME
Declines to Discuss His Suspension
by Stillings.
Foreman of Government Printing
Office Branch I'm Trouble Over
New Audit System.

Capt William r. Ramsey. foreman OF
the Navy Department branch Of the Gov
ernment Printing Office, declined last
night TO discuss the question OF his sus-
pension by Public Printer Stilings.
I shall await further developments be-
fore deciding upon making a statement
and IN the meantime have nothing to
say" said the captain. The nature Of
these expected developments. Capt Ram
sey also declines TO state.
Capt. Ramsey was suspended, it is
stated. because Of his failure TO adopt
the new audit system. authorized by
Congress on recommendation Of the Keep
Commission and now in operation at the
printing Office. On Wednesday. It IS said.
he was summoned By the Public Printer
and informed that he would be given ten
days n which 10 conform with the rec
concentrations. Thereupon. IL is reported.
he lost his temper and because OF this
was suspended indefinitely.
Capt. Ramsey was until October ].
1906, foreman Of the specification division
in the main Office. and was transferred
at his own request 10 foreman OF the
Navy Department branch. He Is q mem
Der OF Columbus (Ohio) Printers Union,
No. 5, and has been three times presi-
dent Of Columbia Union, No 10I
Capt. Ramsey is a veteran Of the civil
war, having served as q private. lieuten-
ant, and captain Of a company Of Ohio
volunteers. Charles B. Buchanan has
been appointed acting foreman in place
OF Capt. Ramsey.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
FOURTH TOBE MORRDIGNIFIED
Truly Patriotic Observance Of In
dependence Day Desired.
United States Historical Society
VIII Appoint Committee to Ar
range for Celebration.

For the purpose Of making arrange
ment which viii result in a more digni-
fed and patriotic celebration of the
Fourth Of July, not only in this city. but
in al parts Of the country, the members
of the United States Historical Society
met at the home OF the president, Harry
i. Colman, I25S Columbia road, last night
The society. which is primarily
patriotic and educational organization.
is of the opinion that the present man
ner Of observing the national holiday
could be much improved upon, and that
il is high time that steps were taken to
bring about the desired result
The president Of the society was au-
thOrizcd at last nights meeting to ap-
point a committee whose duty il shall be
TO submit a programme for the day
We celebrate" which, after discussion
by the members, will be adopted for use
by the various branches of the society In
every section OF this country and the
educational societies affiliated with it.
The aims and objects Of the society are
to foster in the minds of young and old
love OF country and a true apprecia-
ton Of what the men and women OF
America have accomplished toward the
betterment Of the human race. The So
ciety honors the memory OF patriots whose
lives have become part OF the life of
the nation. and each year publicly com
memorates the natal days of Washington,
Lincoln. and Mckinley.
The fOllOWing-named are the officers Of
the society: President. Harry A Col
man; first vice president, DR.. Florence
DonOhue; second vice president. Orlando
b. Lester; secretary, Capt. Homer J
Locking, financial secretary, Col Julius
Milton Chase; treasurer. Capt. j Walter
Mitchell; librarian, Capt Ad0lph van
Reuth; curator, Col. ". Edgar Rogers,
Board of regents. Harry A. C0lmafi,
John NJ. Thurston, \. +. Dawson, DR..
Franklin 7. Howe, William E. Andrews.
julius Milton Chase, DR.. Florence Dono-
hue, Benjamin P. BirdsaH, Orlando 3.
Lester, J. Walter Mitchell, Adolph van
Reuth, ". Edgar Rogers, Thomas E.
VIII, Charles A Stillings. and Homer J.
Lacking
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
ELECT GEN. BROWNE
Made Commander Again of
Army and Navy Union.
LIVELY CONTESTS DEVELOP
Capt. Bernard A. Flood Chosen as
Senior Vice COmmander-Capt. }.
Il. d. Stuart Gets Junior Office.
Medal of Appreciation Voted to
John Schumaeher-Meet at Erie.

Gen. J. Edwin Browne, Of Baltimore.
Md. was elected national commander Of
the Army and Navy Unien at the bien-
NAL meeting of that Organization in the
G.. A r. Hall yesterday Great inter-
est was manifested in the choosing of the
national officers. and the announcement
Of Gen. Brownies reelection was received
with cheers and wild enthusiasm.
Gen. Andrew S. Burt. commander OF
the Barry Garrison, Of Washington. was
the only other candidate in the field and.
though Loyalty supported by the local gar
rison. he was defeated However. Gen.
Burt's popularity was manifested when
the delegates eheered him to the echo.
Other Lively Contests.
The next highest Offices in the organiza-
tion were vigorously contested, the differ.
ent delegates speaking III glowing terms of
their candidates. After much discussion
the nominees were chosen from New
York, Virginia, and Massachusetts. After
the ballot was taken, Capt Bernard A.
Flood. George 3. Mcclellan Garrison,
New York. was announced to be senior
vice commander. The Office Of junior vice
commander went TO Capt J. Z. B. Stu
arr. of Royal I. Frank Garrison, Norfolk,
Va. S T. Adams. OF Col Astor Garrison,
IS was elected inspector general
Judge Advocate General r. Mckinley
Power. Of New Rochelle. n. Y. was re-
elected. and DR.. Joseph z. Hendrickson,
of phoabfis Va u-ae elected sffrgaan
general Of the organization for the next
term.
z. J. Bonner was made chairman of
the committee on resolutions. Capt
Avery chairman Of committee on the state
OF order, and Christopher Sindt chairman
OF the auditing committee. Several votes
Of thanks were heartily awarded during
the meeting. Commissioner MaCfaTland
was among those honored.
Medal for John Schumacher.
John Schumacher. former judge adyo-
cate general OF the organization, was
voted Il medal Of appreciation from his
comrades Mr.. Schumacher was q veteran
of the civil and Indian wars. serving the
Army and Navy Union since the organiza-
ton started.
Il was proposed toward the end Of the
meeting 20 settle on the next place Of the
biennial convention. a heated discussion
followed, but it was finally decided to
meet in Erie. Pa. as this city would be
within easy reach Of the Western dele
gates. The meeting adjourned shortly
after ! clock.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
NEWS CUT SHORT
FOR BUSY READERS.

Members OF the Shield Of Honor and
their friends went 20 Chesapeake Beach YESTERDAY
The affair was under the supervision Of Iris Lodge
Mrs. Leonora Eisenmann, by her will.
filed for probate. named her husband Jacob Fisen.
mann as s!e Aeuefact0r ard executor Of the estate
The third annual barbecue OF the
Cosmopolitan Temple Baptist Church VIII be held
at Green Willew Park, Anacostia, Thursday aIa1.
Sylvester VIII make address.
Nicholas Main. of 20G7 Massachusetts
avenue northwest, fell into stree. car elevation
a. sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue yesteriav
ana sustained cuts On the head and face.
A. S. Caywood. agent for house S1s Tenth
street southwest, reported the police yesterday
that the house had been entered within the rast
three days and the plumbing and gas fixtures stolen
Twenty-Five New England school
teachers, who are being given trip 10 the James
town Exposition by a Manchester ~. HI news
paper, put in an active day OF sightseeing in Wash
iagton yesterday.
There are two vacancies in the Bu-
reaa Of Foreign Trade Relations Of the Stats De-
partment, paying 800 and SlOO0 respectively. A
c!TilserTice examination TO i'll them VIII be held in
this city July 30.
Work has begun on the crematory
and retaining plant which Isaac T. Brown Is 10
put mp near Benning IN connection with HIS coz-
tract for collecting and removing the refuse and
ashes Of the city.
A lad of thirteen years, aimlessly
wandering about the streets at o'clock yesterday
morning, was taken into custody. The boy Is Henry
LetcheT HOnemann, Baltimore runaway. He was
taken home by hts father.
Philip 3. Otterback, who keeps a
grocery at +0l East Capitol street. yesterday fled
petition in voluntary bankruptcy. His debts are
stated at S2676S2 and his assets at 81 AS Attorney
c. T. Diggs represents the petitioner.
According 10 United States Consul
Frank 3. HILL az Amsterdam, the result Of the de-
crease IN the trade IN American canned meats has
set part Of the world TO eating Dutch cheese with
such hearty appetites that its expectation Jumped
away up the last year
Catherine B. M Softer Yesterday
began suit against the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and the Anac0stia aud Potomac
River Railroad Company to recover $4,000 damages
for alleged personal injuries resulting from being
thrown upon the fender Of car,
The Navy Department has been ad-
yised by a man IA California that the rovernmen,
can fine ths Standard OIL Company SO Ogo0o0 He
suggests that the money be used in constructing Eve
battle ships to be named the Rogers. the John Doe
the John D. Rockefeller, the Judge Landis and the
Millionaire.
Promotions in the health department
have come to Charles r. Holman, from 81 400 to
a,So0 per annum; SumDter Philips. from 81 90 to
S,4o5; William Oscar Rome, IT.. from S.O0o TO
$500, and William W. Ayres, from $50 70 N0o0
Wilbur Y Leech, a sanitary food Inspector was
made clerk. and George T. Simpson was appointed
food inspector.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
DR.. N. G. M0TTER RESIGNS.
Deputy Health Officer Going TO
Europe on Vacation,

DIR. Murray G. Motter, Chief inspector
and deputy health officer of the District,
has rendered his resignation to the Com
ana viii sail from New York for England
this morning. in company with Dr. Reid
Hunt Of the Public Health and Marine
Hospital Service.
DR.. Motter will return about the latter
part Of October. and will probably again
enter the service Of the District His
resignation was submitted because OF the
regulation prohibiting employees Of the
District from being absent for a period
of more than two months.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
TWO MORE FAIRGROUNDS.
Arrangements Being Made for Adj
dItiOnal Recreation Spots.

Arrangements Beng MAOe Tor Az
dItionaI Recreation Spots.
Two new public Fairgrounds for the
benefit Of the youngsters Of the city who
have no opportunities to play in the coun-
try will have to be added to the list when
the present month is over. The money
raised by the white and colored school
song festivals and the school collections
is largely responsible for the opening Of
one. From these three sources the Wash
ington Playground Association anTfOunces
it has received a total OF S2.077. which is
to be devoted entirely to sci.ca, play
grounds. On the sth OF this month new
ground was opened At the Gennison
School, Fourteenth and S streets north
west, and next Monday morning another
will be opened, not IN connection with
any school. at Fourteenth and c streets
northeast, for cOlOred children.
DR. Henry S. Curtis, supervisor Of the
Fairgrounds, is planning TO open other
new grounds as soon as funds are in
hand and the arrangements can be COM
pleted
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
ARMY AND NAVY.
Army Orders.

Army Orders.
Capt. HALDIAIAND p. YOUNG. Quarternsster.
from Philadelphia to Philippines. September s.
Mat. GEORGE Mex. WILLIAMSON, quarteg1aas-
ter from Philippines 10 san Francisco.
Capt. JOHN Il, L. HANNAY. quaTtemaster. to
Philadelphia IS assistant 70 officer in charge gen
eTal depot Quartemaster's department
Private WALTER C. STAIEY Company ", Tven-
ty-ninth Infantry. Fort Douglas. discharged from
the army.
Private WALTER 5. HARRIS. from Seventy second
% Fourteenth Company, Coast Artillery Corps,
FOrt Greble
First Lieut. JAMES A. THOMAS. from Thirty
ninth 70 lIlth Company. Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
Lieut. THOMAS. IN addition 70 other duties.
assume charge construction work Fort Dade and
Fort DeS0to. vice Capt MICHAEL II. BARRY,
Coast ARTILLERY Corps.
First Lieut.. GEORGE =. HAYES. Jr from Ilith
10 ThiTty-ninth Company Coast Artillery Corps.
Recruit JOHN W SHARP. infantry. depot Of re-
cruits and CasUals Fort Mcdowell transferred 10
Hospital Corps as private 70 Preside Of san
Francisco. for duty with Company B. Hospital
Corps
Second Lieut. TROUP MILLER. Seventh Cavalry.
aide-deeamp. now at san Francisco. report TO
eommsi-ding general. Department Of California.
FOR duty, pending further orders
Private CHARLES S. COYLE Hospital Corps.
General Hospital. Fort Bayard. discharged from
the army.
Sergt. Mai FRANCIS E. BRADY. senior grade.
Coast ARTILLERY Corps. from Preside Of San
Francisco 70 Fifth Field Artillery, Fort Leayen-
WORTH private.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
OF yFSsfTs-rbe folloving mn
WILL NOT SEE BRICKLAYERS.
Refuse to Hold Confer
ence wHsl Union.

? The Employers Association OF the
Building Trades has again refused a con-
ference with the Bricklayers' Union, ac-
cording 70 q statement made by a mem
Der Of the association last night.
The Employers Association held its
regular meeting last night, but nothing
of moment had been done. The executive
board viii meet next Tuesday or We'd
nesday evening.
The executive board of the bricklayers
and stonemasOns also met last night.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
MADE ATTACHE AT BERLIN.

Lieut. Commander BeIkRap Sue
ceeds Lieut.. Commander Howard.
Lieut.. Commander Reginald r. Bel
KNAPP. son OF the late Rear Admiral Bel
knap, and now assigned to the battle ship
KearsziIge. has been selected as United
States naval attache 10 the Embassy at
Berlin. He viii succeed Lieut.. Comman-
der William l. Howard
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Largest ssorninr csrcuIation

All advertising contracts made by
The Washington Herald are based
upon its sworn circulation-a circula-
ton in Washington larger by thou
sands than was ever before attained
by any morning newspaper at the
Capital. Its books are opeE-
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

SMITH. W. C. sTEADsiAN. Jr.. sf DON
ELs0N, Z. Z CURTIS, aud d. II. casio,
appointed
Boatssain W. J. Workman. detached Peoria, home
Boatswain A MADSEN, detached AmIhitIitc,
home wait orders.
Boatswain II. S 0LSES detached Constellation. to
command Peoria.
Warrant Alachinist A. B. REINHARr detached
Amphitrite. TO duty connection fitting cat Mis-
sizippi.
Pharmacist j. D. MILLIGAN, to Fish Hawk
July r.
Gable fFom commander in chif Pacific Fleet. Che
foo. july Is:
Commander b. W. HODGES, detached Rainbow. to
command Galveston.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
ChlLdren'S Hosiery Dept.

CHILDREN'S son. plain and OPEN
Ho[k NOR STitH eTTfat; pin pink B,y SKY 25c TO BIC
CHILDREN WHITE HOSE: plain
pipoea poyar lace ankle aFse., and 25c TO SOC
CfILDREN'S FINE RIBBED
BLACK COTTON HOSE; double
knee, heels, and toes; sizes . Ct m
10 10; pair, Soc; 3 pairs for. U1.OU
CHILDREN'S Isle THREAD
HOSE, in white, tan, and black, plain
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The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
Marine Corps.

Capt RANDOLPH C. BERK ELEY. detached ma-
rine barracks naty yard, Norfolk. 10 charge re-
cruiting district Of Connecticut.
Capt. PHILIP J. BROWN, detached headquarters
AiarlEe Corps, 70 marine barracks Washington.
Capt FRANK T. EVANS. retired. 70 CTeedmoor
as captain Marine COTIs life team.
Capt GEORGE YAS OkDEN, to charge recruiting
district os Michigan, With headquarters at De
trot
Second Lieut. WARD ELLIS. detached marine de
tachment American legation. Pekn, 10 First
Brigade Of Marines Manila.
First Lieut.. FREDERICK A. RAMSEY detached
headquarters Marine Corps. to maine barracks.
nagy yard Puget sound
First Lieut. RICHARD T. CREECY rep1rt 20
b-igadier general c0mmandant at Washington.
Fnst Lieut. JOHN W. McCLASKEY. retired. %
charge recruiting district Of Pittsburg
Second Lieufs. ROBERT L. ADAMS and EDWIN
n MCCLELLAN. 10 Marine School Of Applica-
ton. Annapolis
Maj LEWIS G. LUCAS, TO command marine bar
racks, Second naval district, Nsrasansett Bay.
MOVEMENTS OF YESsELs-The following move
ments Of vessels have been reported to the Bu-
Tesu q Navigation:
ArTlYed-July IS. Tecumseh at Norfolk; Indiana at
League Island; Uncas and Georgia at Cape Cod
Bay; Wolverine at Ashland Wis
Sailed-July Is. Indiana from Philadelphia for
League Island: Rhode Island from Cape Cod
Bay for Bradford. r. l. UBcas and Georgia
from Boston fof Cape Cod Bay; Stirling fTum
Portsmouth \ H.. Tor Philadelphia.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
INVESTIGATE AUTO ACCIDENT.
State Officials Ask Report on Case
Involving American

The State Department has requested
Ambassador Tower. at Berlin, to cause
TO be made an investigation Of the alleged
killing OF a woman near Berlin in an
automobile accident 10 which Emil Simon,
ar American citizen was a party
II is said that either Mr. Simon was
running the machine, OF was riding IN IT,
at the time OF the accident.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Arrangements have been made for a
lawn fete to be given by the West Wash
ington Lutheran Church, on the church
grounds at Wisconsin avenue and Volta
place northwest. from July % to Au-
gust /. The committee in charge consists
OF J. S. Bergman, Mrs. H c. Wagner,
Mrs. William Richardson, Mrs. Kunkle,
Mrs. Mamie Scribner, Mrs. J. S. Berry
man, Mrs. George Allen, and Mr.. Lester
Blessing.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Miss Della Rhodes, Of 1884 Thirty
fourth street northwest, is spending a
month with her brother, Edward Rhodes.
at Orangeburg, n. c.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
NaVaI Orders


Capts F. A. WILMER. H MORRELL, and T.
l. UNDERWOOD: Commanders r T. LOPEZ
W. S. SINS. Z. SIMPSON. II. HALL A p
NIBLACK. and l. ID. MINER; Lieut.. Com
rnanders T. S. WILSON ard Z. L BISSET;
Lieuts- F. B. FREIER and J. p. MURDOCH,
commissioned
Lieut. Commander V. BLUE. additional duty con
nection North Carolina
Lieut. A. f. II. YATES detached Navy Depart
ment, August l. TO Georgia.
Lieut., +, n. BRUMBY, detached Naval War Col
lege, August l, 20 navy yard Norfolk.
Lieut. P W. FOOTE. 10 vesuvius
Ensign A. g. CAFFEE. detached Albany, 70 Ne
braska-
Ensign C. E WOOD. 70 Virginia.
First Lieut. J. NEWTON. commissioned In Marine
Corps
Chief Boatswain A. RETTIG. detached Independ-
ence, TO California
Assistant Surgeons II. r. HERMESCH, N. Bo-
LAND, II. L. DOLLARD. L. p. HUFF, II. L.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Strangers in washington will find de-
81 sable rooming and boarding houses ad-
'srtised in The Herald.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
In The SOCIAL WORLD
Chevy Chase and Century
Clubs Oh Baseball Tour.
RETURN GAME At BALTIMORE

Smart Set, still I'm Town, VIII De
Guests OF the Green Spring Valley
Hunt CIub-Engag gementA Announced
of Miss Mimi Carr 10 DIR. Court
Iandt Riehardson-SOciety Gossip.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Smoot, OF
Georgetown, are spending a few weeks at
Ocean City, Md.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20
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BOYS SILK FOUR IN np
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The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Johnson and Mas
ter Jack Johnson are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Tim Murphy at the AnsOnia, New
York.
The Washington herald., 1907-07-20

Miss Victoria Parks and Miss GEORGIA
Maury' OF this city, are the guests Of
Miss Pollock Of Virginia Beach.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-23
The Cnlumbla BanQuet.

Tn. anDu | bal qurt OF the Columbia
Fire C1moany was held last night In
the hill of the company on south 81
Asaph street. The sssembIage was pre-.
sided over by the po ular and esteemed
presidenl of the company, Mr.. Wn. A.
Smoo.. Cuvers we're laid for eighty
persons and the tables we're laden with
everything to tempt the appetite. The
pfesId, ut csll-d The company to order
at eiqh, o'cl cs, when r.yer was offered
by R.g. J. A. j. fers At the feast sp'
propr,ste and interesting speeches were
5e) vered hy Pres DIRT W. A. Smpot,
MUor F. J. Ps2, Rev. j. A. Jeters.
Fire War Gus G. ]. W. Summers and
Laurence R.heill, Ohiet George W.
Petye. MIR. f NJ. Lathsm, Vice Presi'
Jeo, W X Gufith and others. II ws'
the unanimous opinion Of all present
that the banquet was one oil the mos
nIeasan, , nrs ever given by the Cdnm
bia company. Toe banquet was &c
charge OF the fnlosiug committee :r'Ie
mao Faux Petty, Noble Smith, " l.
Craven. Norman Treskle, I. L. Dun :
Waiter Hughes, R. L. Merchant, }. y"
Trsvers, Il. @ Phillips and E. @. Craven
who worked earnestly 10 make the occs
sion interesIir 8 ard FL ,yable 10 all
rising vute OF thanks wss rendered To-
lady iriends Of the comp my who wAitet
upon CUES at the tables.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1907-02-23
PronrrIy sales,

10 the clerks Office Of the Corporation
Court yesterday detd was placed on
recond from Thomas A. Fisher to Mrs'
Lizzie o. Garrett conveying a lot Of
ground on The west side Of Washington
street. between OrCnoco and Pendleton
streets.
Mr.. John Schuman has sold TO Mr..
sam'l Haslett, house and lot on the
I.eesburg pike, this side OF Ivy HI
Cemetery.
Mr.. John D. Normoyle, real estate agent
has sold for Edmund Hill, it,, III two-story
frame dwelling, 2 3 north Henry street, ia
Mrs. Lulu Galloway.
Also for Wr Jonsthan Matthews lot on
the vest side Of Payne street "etween pfii'
cess and Oronoco streets, 10 Mr.. William L.
Wade.
Mr.. s. B S'ounell has purchased the td
monds tract on pohi k Bay, containing 2o9
acres for e. 600 cash.