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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
ELIMINATION OF PRETTY
ROMANCE IN COLORADO
Army Officer Claims Bride
Brought Him From Jaws
Of DEATH
necia tc The Daily Leader.

specia tc The Daily Leader.
Denver. Colo. Jane 19.-By marry
ing the nurse whom he claims brought
him from the jaws Of death, Capt
Ward b. Pershlng culminatd pretty
romance at Boulder at high noon yes
erday. The bride is Mrs. Gertrude L.
hames. who has been nursing a pa
iaat n, the oaks Home for consump-
ives.
The love story which brough- about
he quiet little wedding nad its incep-
lion AT Heartease. the building con
nccted with the home where the very
sick patients are treated. il began
when Captain Pershing returned from
the Philippine islands, over year ago,
4 very sick man, brought low with
tuberculosis. complicated Dy oIhef
maladies contracted in the far-away
! islSndc.
He came under the care OF Mrs.
Haines and he loved her At iirst II
was Just admiration for her aDillty
and gratitude for aer gentleness. lheh
the officer grew better. The suniighi
and the warm air and the bsiShiness
/ of the nurse smile did wonders 10
him. However, he was never deemed
sufficiently improved to be transferred
tn one of the buildings where the cure
able patients are cared for. rerhap.
this was partly on accoant OF his owl
desire TO remain at Hearteasc.
He and Mrs. Haines both lett th'
Home yesterday morning. Mrs
Haines nad secured a vacation and he
patient had decided that summer a
Welche's would be beneficial. The
r went to Boulder and there the cese
mony was performed. A weddin
/ breakfast followed al the Hotel O'Con
nor. and the bride and groom starr
, ed ior Welche's to spend their honey
/ moor.
Captain Pershing is an officer in th
regular army and has seen sewers
years OF service. lie Is a West Poin
4. man. with ali the suayity and polls
\ chat goes with graduation from thi
4 institution. He is still in his earl
q thirties and of commanding appea
la ance lie Is over 6 feet tail ami heaY
n. ~ built There is nothing about hh
g 10 Indicate the invalid, but ne wa
al retired from the army because ot h
physical condition
Mrs. Haines is a widow who has d
10 voted several years TO nursing. 81
"a prepOssessing. and accounted one
he most successful nurses at III
Home
The news Of tae wedding OF u
{ wealthy patient and the nurse create
u considerable excitement at Oake
Home when a telephone mcssal
brought the word Captain parshis
win return TO Denver in the fall T
further treatment but his bride b
~ consented TO give up her work.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
TO NOTIFY
THE WINNER

Chicago. H.. June 18.-FoloMlng Isl
i',e cnnlittee apoirted 10 notify William
II. Taft of his nomination;
Alabama a. q. steele, Arkansaa'
Prank II. Kennedy. California, George
G. Ross; Colorado, Thomas r. Walsh
('-alueciicut. q Charles II. Clark Della
ware Preston Lea; FLORIDA, Joseph ~
Lee. Georgia. J. 3. Garton ldaqlo,
Jafes ii. Brady; Illinois, Roy o. Vest
Indiana. George AIDE; Iowa, A. ID.
clarke. Kansas. Grant Hornaday;
Kentuclxy A. II. Burnham; Louisiana
tnot selecteW; Maine, Edward +,
Ricixev; Maryland. Felix Angus Mas
sachrsetts sidney o. Bigneyi Michi'
can. George r. Codd; Minnesota, z.
M Buck; Mississippi, l.. B. Moselyt
Missouri. Jeptha d. Howe; Mnntanai
! Charles II. Leonard Nebraska, W A.
George. Nevada Oscar j. smith; Ne"
york Otta +. Barnard. North caro-
lima Charles j. j. Harris; North Da-
lsofa q j. Lord; Ohio. j. Warren kei-
fer. oklahoma, Charles Seely; Ore
gon. Asa R. Thompson; pennsylvania,
q A Rook: Rhode island joseph ~
Fletcher. south G arOlina, J. ~
Adams. south Dakota. A. W. Ewart;
Teunessee mot selected Texas Eu
gene Nolte; Utah. c. p. Loose Yer
mont Roaer W. Hulburd Virginia
q nj Gibbons. Washington, G. 5
Baton. West Virginia. Charles n Tee
Ter. Wisconsin, john n Murphy wv
onine Frona w. Mandelli Alaska
Frank IA. Hitchcock, Arizona, r
sloan District OF Columbia, Henr!
m Flather; Hawaii. George =. McCiei
Ian New Mexico. W. H. III iiewellyn
phillpnine Islands (not selected
porto Rico, y. 3. Qultonez
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
A SCIENTIFIC FACT
wBEN THE BLOOD is BAD THE
DIGESTION Is BAD.
Showing the Reason for the Wonder
fsl Success OF the Tonic Treat-
mcnt for Stomach Trouble M
Even the Most stubborn


Cases.
Good. FED blood. which means blood
NJ IN supplied with oxygen, is abso
lnteW necessary 80 healthy digestion
for npon itdepends the proper ilow
of The digestive fluids, the activity
az .he muscles cf the stomach and the
assimilation of the digested food
That Is why debiitated, rundown
conaitson SO often brings on disturb
ance of the digestive system that ire
.onently runs into severe stomach
disorder.
The principle OF the tonic treatment
r. Indigestion is that it makes the
blood rich and red. promotes normal
flow of gastric fluids. tones up and
strengthens the stomach and recovery
is rapid and permanent.
This principle was illustrated In the
case OF Albert Underwood, Ot
prookville Ind. who is weil-km9 wn
| I'm his home town where be has been
I'm business for the past eight years
He says:
4 when fifst became sick ] was
working on the railroad and think the
lhard work and exposure had run me
ldown in health. | kept at my WORK
lfor time although ] should have Deeh
lin bed. kept losing strength ana pc
lcame greatly reduced in weight Az
Hast I had to give mp for two years.
IA did nothing but sit around the
house. During the following winter
was confined 80 my bed for the great
ler part OF the time suffered IRON
gas on the stomach and could not ea'
lapvthing without enduring intense
pain. II seemed as though there was
la pressure on my stomach. Later nae
, rheumatic pains in my arms and leg
and was reduced in weight TO ~
pounds.
+ 81 was under the care of our hom'
+ ohysicians but they did not benell
i me in the least After spending man,
dollars in medicines and getting n,
+ lhelp decided to try DR. Williams Pm
!. lpilis. took several boxes and lne
lbenefitad me SO much that coul
y leat most anything without distress
n sept taking the pills until cured
= lhave worked hard ever since. Wels
/. t7O pounds and am in good health
~ Every dyspepetic should have COP
= OF our free diet book What to Eat an
I How 10 Eat" II contains much usel'
. Information Seud today for COP.
Dr. Williams Pink pills are sold B
:, lam druggists or sent, postpaid on n
~ ceipt of price. soc per box; sis box,
" Tor $3.50, by the Or. Williams Med
u icine CO.. Schenectady. \. Y.
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STUDENTS
WELCOME
NOMINEE.
TI
AND MARBLE, FOR HE'S
a JOLLY GOOD
FELLOW"
CONGRATULATIONS ARE
SHUWEhED UFun iRF
Driven 10 White House Afte
Club Reception IN Amy
Wagon
nv Associated Press)


washington, June 1o.-lusL before
Secretary Taft left his Office William
pannell. his personal messenger, rush
ed into the rom with great JAR oi
bride's roses as an offering OF con
graduation from the messenger force
The roses were taken by Mrs IaN 70
tha family residence on * street
scarcely had she arrived there when
a6wers ace3maanicd by notes OF con
graduation began to come from Tam
SIS friends. BY O'Clock the reception
ha1l was banked with choices pieces
OF the florists art.
Secretary Taft did not return from
the war college until 7.4l O'Clock. nc
MAS accompanied by Justice Anderson
of toe district supreme court him
self an Ohio man. BY the time they
reached the secretary home q lenon-
atration had been prepared for the Re-
nublican partys standard bearer ~
Ills friends Of the University cruz.
which has It's home inst across me
street from the secretary's 5 residence,
Al he ascendeG the steps TO Ais aome
he was cheered enthusiastically bN
throng Of several hundred persons.
The street was Illuminated for many
eouares bv red fire and members oi
the club set of scores OF Roman can
dles and skyrockets. A hanl @As
drawn up on the lawn OF the lhiNef
slty club aud play ed Hail TO INC
Chief" as Secretary TAFT diHhonpte'
from his horse in front Of his mouse
The secretary made a quick cnang'
81 to his evening clothes and az s:4.
o'clock he was ready to receive his iel
low club mems welcome. e"eat 10
OF red fire was then set OF Ia the IRON
ward and in the glare OF the brigh
pyrotechnics the secretary came to th
front Of the yard
In behalf Of the University club II
first vice president, David T. pa,
made some introductory remarks sa,
ing that the University club member
took satisfaction In having led M
Taft's name as a likely Eresment
the United States when the Univers
~ club was formed nearly four year
ago with Secretary Taft as ms fr
president.
Henry L. Davis, an attorney of th
city. extended the felicitations Of u
club members In a witty speech az
was followed by Commissioner NJ
Fnrisnd IN behalf Of the citizens
Tho district.
Secretary Taft said IN part;
"My fellow members Of the univf
sity. club-You don't expect me
make "a speech tonight-much less
political speech. A great honor h
fallen upon me today-to lead gre
political party IN the contest that is
come. My home Is In Ohio, but G
cumstances have prevented my hei
in Ohio for a number of years. ID
ing these years Of absence hail OF :
time has been spent IN Washington
eMy friend Davis has an unhap
task In pronhesyIng as demoei
that ronahlican would be preside
but ha the leading LAWYER Of
2 district ana ! know he always mai
ahe best of a bad case, but In c
welcome of my fellow club memh'
tonight II Is not for me to predict v
will be the next occupant when
really great occupant OF the Wh
House shall have left on the fou
of March,"
THEN. while the youthful spirit
rlubmen sang with great gusto II
9Ie's a Jolly Good Fellow" Mr.. 4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
Cores FIRST PETITION FILED

The first petition for the re-nom-
.netion Of Senator T. p. Gore OF
1saason was filed with the state cleo
lion board last evening which was
received from Love county IL con
famed l24 names and was circulated
.bv ]. &. Graham Il is a notable iact
that no names of republican eandi-
dates have been tiled with the COM
ndttee. The following county board
appointments were aanouneed ny the
state election board last evening by
Secretary Linn: Adair n w
linton. r. s. Howard and F. J. bore
Blaine-R. B. Ford A. L. Emory aud
/ 10. II. Lookebaugh. Grant,. II. H.
Redor. J. b. Drennary and L. G.
Tracy. Jefferson--W A. Hoser, John
Heeman. r o Wright Latimer-J- A.
lCIaxolxin. c. r. Cutler and f. n
Batree. Marsnall-W ]. Bell, J. w
Wady. C. A. Vandevort, Muskogee-
j. E. Wyand, w. II. Wainwright and
l.. V. Anderson. Ottowa-J. r. Sims
| A. l. Holmes and G. w. brigham
Pctawatomie--J d. Lydick. e. M
Rodman and c. +. Wells stephens
A. B. Ferguson, b. b. Ruinpass ane
J. d. Elliott Woods-C. A. SACK, A
b. WistelIer and Nj. G. France.
The state election board is reeeiV
ing many petitions from the soclalis
Iparty asking for recognition on th'
county boards, but have been turne'
down In every instance. The repun
llicans get one in each county an
the democrats two.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
Votes IMPROVEMENT BONDS

Special to Daily Leader
okmulgee. Okla, June l9--At an
election held in this city bond is'
sue Of 1920 was voted almost mani.
mously by the people. oniy three
votes against the proposition in one
OF the wards This amount Is 70 be
used. $4,000 for a school building
$4,000 for temporary city ban and
sl2 600 Tor general street improve
ments. bat does not Include any OF
the several miles OF navemen. whlcf
have recently been ordered hy inc
council, tnat being assessaDle direct
~ against the PROPERTY. The nmr
9f the city's Indebtedness Is close Z
the hall million mark AND thia bon'
issue brings the city debt up TO Sl0i'
OOo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
CAREER OF
NOMINEE

ian suburb of Cincinnati Septem-
her rs. 1857. William Howard TAFT was
born. he comes of sturdy New Eng
land stock and OF a family OF luriSts
and lawmakers.
lie entered Yale az the age of ~ and
graduated In the class OF rs at the
age ol ~ tie studied Jaw IN mis-
fathers office and did court reporting
on a newspaper owned by his half
brother, Charles Taft during the next
lew years.
Tasts first office was that Of as
slstant prosecuting attorney OF his
county. Later ne was internal rev
onue inspector and In 1883 became
county solicitor In 1885 he was ap
pointed judge of the state supreme
court g. succeed Judson Harmon. whC
lhul resigned 70 enter Cleveland
Icabmet
EndCr Harrison he was app0intes
fs5iicltr 2entrh Of the United States
and after serving three years was
appointed judge of the Sixth fedora
circuit From this position he wa
called 20 the Roosevelt cabinet as sec
lreary of war after having acted un
der Mckinley as q member OF th
PHILIPPINE mmlssion after the span
lish-Amencon war
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
PHONE OPERATOR.
ReaaInsa Msm0ry On Rlaht F0od.


The girls who answer your call on
the telephone, must be quick accui-
ate and courteous They must nave
g "a memories also.
Those who work nights often get IN
the way OF eating almost anything
handy which Is apt TO be the hina
OF food which does no; rebuild waste
brain and nerve cells.
II have been night telephone opera
tor for number of years, writes
a California girl, "and was iormetiy
in perfect health, never knew an mL
"Bnt irregular hours OF sleep ana
meals, and the use of pastry or any
food that happened to be aFaiiapie
soon caused my health and memory
TO fai,
"'rhe loss OF my robust health wor
ried me very much. Ana meuiVihs
seemed TO do no good
'Iruur months ago, mother tod me
Il was the condition OF my atomaci
that cause0 my trouble and she DC
ueyed II / would change 10 6rape
Nuts food would improve.
Eager to regain my health, tool
her advice and instead Of eating. les
anything. I ate Crape-Nuts regularly
and al the end Of four months OF
: Grape.Nuts / am the happy robus
girl ! once was. =,
Il have gained eleven pounds u
weight. have good color am stronl
ana hearty aud nothing seems 70 e'
lcapo my memory And an this 1 oN
TO Grape-Nuts
"The ero's Reason" Name given b
lpoei,nn Co. Battle Creek, Mich. hea
aThe Road 10 Wellyil.e. in pkgs
ever read the above letter2 a ne'
one appears from time 70 time. ne
are genuine, true and full Of huns
lnlnraeE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
codIfyIna Lawg ot LeaIsIature.

Tne leg,slatiVe cOdliylhb cuHWIIIV0
announced today that the pamphlets
containing the laws passed by the
first state legislature would be pub
llshed between the middle OF July
ana the first Of August. The com
mittee. which has been in session
two weeks. has 200 pages prepared
for the printer. The pamphlet Will
consist Of $50 nages and will be sold
III actual cost, 30 cents per copy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

A. C. Webb. representing a Nincen-
nes qnd) fire apparatus concern, will
appear before the city council tonight
and submit a propositi5A cor the city TO
become the purchaser OF combination
automobile fire engine and hose wa
gon. The argument Mr.. Webb presents
In favor Of his apparatus showing its
economy and efficiency certainly
sounds attractive.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
To Drive Out MalarIa
Ahd Guild Up The system

Take the Old Standard GROVES
TAsTELEss CHlLb TONIC. lou
know what you are taking. The for.
mula is plainly printed ON every bot
lie. showing it Is simply Quinine and
effectual form. For grown ,cel -
efectual form. For grown people
and children soc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

w. r. Ward. Of Dyersburg, Ten
writes: This is to certify that | ha
used Foley's Orino Laxative for chrs
ic constipation, and it has proven wi
out a doubt TO be a thorough practi,
remedy for this trouble, and 1t is vi
pleasure offer my conscientious I
erence." For sale by G. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
Ferris 10 Deliver Speeches.

Lawe d. Okla, June l9.-Congress-
man Scott Ferris has left for cam
palgn tour of speechmaking' upon
which he win be gone the remainder
.of the week.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

.sook hands with those who aad par
i,inotad ln the apeech-makiu8 ana
oalells getting his hat started to
Eeep nh engagement at the Miq'e
re,ead Of sdng directly p the
vfhite House however, Mr.. yalt en-
.osel me Glah. signing the club reg
sier aireany under The name OF me-
.onne son and tRcn snnok haiiA7 WIZ
ne several huudfed cMhmeh ~"
taer guests who had ioiloN ~ hlA'
into tho hniidins ,,,.,
last before 9 o'clock Wenpel
WHISPERED tn hin that he hah ohls
Two minutes ln which 70 keen ms al',
ooiulment q Tie White House, al9
81 aurriod aay saying he wo'llH
galk inste 4 Of calling his carnage
Hefore he had gene q block down
islStrentb street The crowd haV
-a,alt np with mm ia surh numbers
4 Mat 10 remarked 20 ene OF ils e.
eerts that ne would have % can DE
carriage efter all ~,
Al this junction member 81 ln'
/ club adopted the mover snssealiol
that the secretary ride IN the alu.
WAGON provided fer the enslheefs
hand which WAS proceeding on 1901
The offer was promptly accepted an
fMr. Taft thus was driven ais'c''s
4 lilo White House
HIS reception BY both the Vsiueh
aud Mrs. Roosevelt was entanslasti'
ans cordial Accompanies me se'
rearv was Assistant Secretary 9
state Bacon. who had been antom'
biiing I'm his siHri sleeves and had nc
mad time to don his eoas scon q
Ter the happy party was jolned .
Secretary Root The party rename
: m conference for a eonsiderapi
fimf
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS.

Foley's Kidney Remedy win Gu
any case Of kidney or bladder tro
ble that Is not beyond the reach
medicine. No medicine can do mo-
For sale by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
WHAT CAUSES HEADACHE

From October to May, Colds are
fhe most ferauent cause of Headache.
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE re-
moves the cause. e. w. Grove on box
Csc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19
!. 8 !, 5 8 . . . 8 8 9 8 Q 9 :
six WAYS TO CUT EXPENSES


q calls her husband close fisted {
because he-- 100 :
p ord red his SON TO take lo'iH
q steDs to save shoe lentnFt )
q Weighed an The groceries 10
teep tab ON their consumpi iOn'
= Connted ,he sticks OF macarohl
r, 10 pnard against the use Of TOO
8 many at one meal
Numbered the eggs applea auu
= onions as check against e%traN-
. agance. s -
g Limited the number OF cups o.
ten and c0nea used by the iaaiily,
* LEFT home when his wife asked
8 for more than 81 a week WIN
c whica to pay all household eA-
> penses,
q . o Q o c c c > 9 9 . @ @
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

No money was taken down by lo'
sports on Rocsevelt's nomination
Taft.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

The right Of a town couacil TO ap-
point a treasurer Of the local school
board to fill a vacancy caused by
~ on uphold an an opinion
today by the assistant attorney gem
eral la response 10 aR inquiry from
the city attorney Of Hobart
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-19

writes. II was n sufferer from kid.
new disease. so that at times could
not get out Of bed and when | did could
not stand straight / took Foley.
kidney Remedy. One dollar bottle
ana mart Of the second cured me en-
Hrelv" Foleys Kidney Remedy works
wonders whore others are tota
/ f.flnre For sale by c. r. Renfro.
aave YOU seen the Crystal Phot'
Medallion the Daily Leader Is 9iNlrl
away free.
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Goods Packed Stored and Shipped 70 Order.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-30
ATHlETCS WIN FROM
the HAMPTON !. q. {. 4.
crabtown Boys Loomed W Dancer
ously In the Final Chap
terra

Opportune hitting and sharp fielding
at the critical moments gave the
Newport News Athletics victory
over the nine of the Hampton Young
Mems Christian Association at the
Casino park yesterday afternoon by
q score Of 6 to 8 in fast and close
struggle. About i've hundred rams
witnessed the game and they lent the
Athletics much encouragement when
Hampton doomed uR dangerously In
the final chapters. +.
Both Raymond ana bentley pitch
ed good ball. but the former was the
stronger with men on bases and ne
kept his hits more widely scattered
than did the Hampton twirler. Be
sides Bentley's support was rather
ragged.
The. features OF the game were
Golfers batting and Mountcast'e
beautiful stop o: a hot gropnder.
The tabulated score:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-30
---------------'----a -
hER MAIDEN FEARS.

! George" q.
There was IN anIisty-just . little
q fin the girls tone.
what u II. lover"
II read something in the paper that
alarmed me-"
"What was IT."
Niagara Falls are wearing away At
the rate Of more than IL inches year.
and in the course OF some hundreds
Of years will be gone entirely"
what of that?"
You know. It IL such . delightful
place at which to spend honeymoon"
Yes"
II had set my heart on going there
on our honeymoon"
"Y-e-e.s."
I'VE have been engaged four years
now"
About that length Of time"
She laid her head on his shoulder
and sobbed.
In that time-boo- hoo-fully 30
inches Of the falls have been worn
away-boo-hoo-and I'm afraid they'll
all be gone before-before-oh. dear.
what am l saying?"
Never mind. love-" said George ten
derby. ss he kissed her cheeks. Don't
CRY. Well 30 before the falls are
worn away. How would next Septem-
Der suit"
THAT will do nicely. sweetheart"
And she was happy again.-Royal
Magazine.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-30
plou|,f IvirlR PI!ehsd Great Gaze
FR ktspsidsals
c1lT Of uIIEusl foR ATHLETICS
HE support Was Ragged At T'ms''
But esckes Held His Own With
Men on easss-osme Slow and
Lacking In Ginger.

With Billy Beckes pitching in mas
terly style all the way, Billy Ma
loney's Independents shut out the
Newport News Athletics In the de-
Gliding game OF the series Of three be
tween these teams at the Casino
park yesterday afternoon by score
OF 4 to 0. About six hundred fans
were assembled In the park ano
both teams had plenty OF supporters
Not since the great game he pitched
against the old Emporia team at the
Casino on July Z, 1906, has Beckes
twirled In such form as he showed
Yesterday. The Athletics secured
but two scattered singles on hii
delivery, one being q clean drive by
Don Bryan and the other a hunt hi
bv Carney. He struck ont I'VE men
and passed but one. Beckes' support
at times was exceedingly ragged, but
he seemed to be at his best when
there were men on the bases.
.iNone" Monfalcone pitched good
game for the Athletics. but the In
dependents touched him safely wnen
binglcs sent runners scamperine
across the rubber. He. too, gave bu'
one pass. but that was costly.
The game was rather slow and en-
tirely devoid Of ginger. The feature
was Hautz's running catch OF Gar
yey's drive in the eighth. This eaten
prevented the Athletics from scor
Ing.
Here are the figures:
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-30

Summary: Earned runs-Nortn
End 4. Two base hit-Richardson.
Sacrifice hits-Bristow and Wright.
stolen bases-J. Hughes and stow.
Double play-Martin to Sudditn.
Struck out--By Reynolds s. by Sud
9th 4. by Martin 3. Base on balls
By Suddith 4, by Martin 2. Hits
on Suddith Z in four innings. Let
on bases-North End ., Fort Monroe
n. FIRST on errors-North End 5.
Fort Monroe 4. Hit by pitched balls
-. Hughes and Terry. Passed pan
!. Wild pitch-Suddtth.
Umpire-Frank Lenz. Time OF game
--1h. som.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-08-30
Equal to the Occasion.

Tourist-My physician advises me
to locate where l may have the bene-
1t of the south wind. Does 1t blow
here?
Landlord-Ny! but you're fortunate
In coming to Just the right place!
Why, the south wind always blows
here.
Tourist-Always? Why, 1t seems to
b blowing from the north now.
LAndlord-Oh. 1t may be coming
from that direction. but it's the south
wind. It's Just coming back. you
knoW.-Judge.