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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-21
COmpagllie Generate TransatIantiaue

DIRECT LINE TO HAVRE-P PARIS
Sailing every Thursday, instead of SATURDAY.
AT 10 q. M, from pier IL, North river, foot OF
Morton st.
First class to Hayre. $7T.5o and upward:
ERAI, AGENCY FOR UNITED STATES AND
CANADA. 10 state St, New York. j. E. FU-
GAzI, Manager Pacific Coast 63o Montgomery
St. San Francisco. Tickets sold by all rail-
road ticket agents
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Exports by the PuebIa

The steamer City Of puebla sailed Tor Victoria
Thursday with cargo consigned to the port OF
destination and to other British American cities
valued at SIT. T19 The following were the prin-
cipal shipnents
1O5, Cps lbs dried fruit, 4.275 lbs raisins, 100
tons salt. 299 gals wine 600 pkgs fresh fruits.
1873 pkgs vegetables. S666 lbs nuts, 2,l60 lbs
beans 20G0 lbs chocolate. 2.263 lbs meals, 10
pkgs onions 100 lbs beeswaN, 20,012 lbs blue
stone. 9255 lbs grease / roll leather go tins
matches l pkg machinery. 2G6 lbs leaf tobacco,
494 lbs paraffne. lo4 cs and 200 bbls oil.
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BAY AND INTERURBAN ROUTES
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Valleio. Mana. ST. Helena

ST. HELENA-NAPA VALLEY ROUTE
Monticello S. S. Co. and Napa VALLEY Electric
r. r. Co. Close connections
GROUND TRIPS DAIIY-s
Boats leave san Francisco 700. s9:4J a. m.
1890 noon. 3:15. 800. $3.50 D. m.
San Francisco landing and office. Clay street
wharf north end ferry building, Market street
ferry. Meals a Ia carte.
Phone Kearny 406.
sLands Navy Yard direct
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California Limited through to Chicago
leaves at 1880 p. VI.
OFFICES:
673 Market Street and Market Street
Ferry Depot, San Francisco
1112 Broadway, Oakland.
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The French barks Due d Aumale and Marecha
dc Turenne which made port yesterday. were
chartered prior to arrival for barley from here
TO Europe The AIarechal de Turenne gets 23s Cd
for the voyage with option Of a direct port at 81
less and the Due d'Aumale gets 24s.
The German steamer Niagra returns to the
orient with refined petroleum, having been char
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MISCELLANEOUS

Alaska A. 56l4 81 iPac Aux F 81
Asso OH Co. IS 3Sl, Pae { Borax. l50
Cal A. l0lla Pac tat pfd S2A
Cal Wine 4. 4si5 DO com -. l3 10
MN& MtTm. 1l5
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Assessment DIRECTORY, ComSto.
sTocK 80 BoND ExcHANeE
FRIDAY. Nor. 2o-io.so a. N.

UNITED STATES BONDS
Bid Ask Bid. Ask
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IS Or % new IS qr COUP. -
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
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Sun rises Observation-Disclosures. gar
Sun sets ....................... 4.59
New moon .......... .Nov. 90 at I:44 n m
First quarter ........ Nov 30. at 90 b. M
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tANINJs bANho
Ger & L. - $500 Is sav U..545 555
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Chnrters

The Warren is at Manila.
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q for Morning.
1Sundav excepted
c Saturday only.
OCEAN SHORE RAILWAY

TICKET OFFICE AT sAUsALITO FERRY
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r wellesley. for Redondo.
n Geo W Fenwick. stmr
Icisco; stmr Whittier, for
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS

CALIFORNIA
Bid.Ask Bid.Ask
Argonaut Zoo -lSt Francis 10 Is
Hazel " Co. - 1.20l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04

Buy American Wi-e from Biyen's
Corhu 4 Frensleys
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
RssoLurloNs oE RESPECT.

tHEREAS iu view or the loss W,
lu,, 40 tanned by the dccease OF our
r ui and associate Mary Carr. ana
off fHy sfiu heavier loss sustained hy
fho-. Wuo were nearest and de1rcsl
n h,r therefore Dee if
Resolved that 90 but just tribute
'o rH, memory OF the departed 20 say
that u rrrr-tiul Ser removal from
uu. midst we mourn for one who was
.u every way. worthy of our respect
lu| gard
Resolved, that vc sincerely coudolc
with The family oI the deceased with
whom We also sorrow ON tho dispeh
-1ripn ou which % has pleased Divine
providence to afflict hem and com
m.ul them for consolation Co Him
who orders J'l Things for the hes.
IuI whose chasti-rmcu,e are meant
boo mercy.
Resolved that @ cop. of This heart
N..f ,-tlWOuial OF our sympathy ana
profound sorrow hu forward a to tn.
parent, and brothers %. our depart %
friend
THE ORIO CLUB.
N. I- Committee.
MRS \DDINGTON.
+ Nha MllNER
MISS DICKSON
Poland n Anderson gives 90 al,
away 90 event oil or gas is found
on their new addition. Read their
new proposition 22tf
I.v-... ,.., r A
famous little liver pills Sold ny "
3d. Frame
American Hog Fencing al Riyens.
Norhn and Frenslays
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
NEW PUMPING MACHINE
CITY WATER WILL BE PUMPED
VITA ELECTRIC POWER-A
TRtPLES PUMP PUT ~.

The new jumping mach.n'r, has
arrived and has been taken to the
city lake. The ua.l iucry was ship.
IrI ON tie an ~ September from
Massachusetts The pump Is what
ls called % Dean TrpleN pump d.
Is ,qhpu,d With three cylinders
-o that boo case ore I- not .u uu
uur order other cylinder. ar.
ready for us.. NDrsmcu Wi "a.
ono. begin tue installation of fhe
machinery and as on as tlp WOT
can b. done The trdmora Electric
Llhf a Power company VII a-.
sum. the responsible ~ OF sup iHg
Tire cts with water The oUuta Q
va. entered into some time ago be
tween the clcctic light coWpIuy
wd the city.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
AlBATROSS

That's the name OF the best nour
sold In Ardmore
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
COUNTY COURT NOTES
TWENTY JURORS HAVE BEEN
suMHoNEO-CoURT FEES ARE
MORE THAN EXPENSES.

The busiest mJu mar dmorc yes.
t-rday was q Mason. Judge ol
tbc county court tp to 40 O'Clock
uv mad been visited by POO people
Aho were Interested BOO matters Boo
,ll. court The October term CON.
Eeu,s Monday morning aud every.
,GIug is being made ready to dis.
IaJch The uUsiu. ss Nn idea Cd. tur
business transacted boo ihi- court
may bc gotten from the -tUymDu.
filed by th, Judge which SHOW tul.
within OBJ, u-. three months t.,
receipts realized ht tHr county from
tbi. court were SlGu1. which ir
more than double VHl, fho cuur,
costs the county
T. y. Coleman filed suit u Judge
MasOu'- court yesterday for $500 Jl
legged To b., du, him ou u0m-
.ol not. executed uy ~ s. Ed
wards and a. Edwards Th, NOT,
trlI due ou OIL. .r.t ol July
Joe JACKSON aud talIy kolH of
Woodford WI Green Stouy and
Maud.c ii,Iuw- U. Arlmure V,r
granted lic,u-. 100 MARRY tc-...
oay
The term of court which al COM
t.uc Monday Nul cUuuuu. t1r tuu
kepks Following ar. tlo.. nUu
lyc been summoned t1 serve .-
jurors. Har birmingham O.. Du-
wood O o. Flushing pr Springer
V r. Jordan o' Arlmur. D. N
thurman 1f A.Tmn.. g. M.u-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
DISEASES OF MEN TREATED

Dog the hrs, and most scien'iu,
mO mOthods.
MEN. COME TO ME. u is NOT
necessary to give long list of
YOUR troubles Consult me can
and do treat y1u successfully
Tl, Doctor treats Catarrh, Eye.
Ear. Nose aul Throat troubles.
bronchial and Lung troubles Heart
G. Implications. liver spleen, Stom
a.h and Bowel roIbl,. Kidney AM
Bladder a soa~c-. Rheumatism
Hyaa,he. Scafica. Spinal trouble
club feet and Rupture without the
use q knife
Piles. FstuW aud Rectal troubles
without operation or pain.
Asthma 10y the most successful
treatment known. and cures mad
tu many cases given mp as incu-
able.
Al diseases az women. special
diseases of men. special disease
of children.
lf vou are aftlic..l 'u HnN WAY
the Doctor extends to YOU cor.
dial invitation To- consult him free
OF crar-e and find ont your exact
condition
Remember his generous offer. One
months treatment free (medieine
excepted TO the first 100 eases
applying for treatment
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
OIL PRODUCTION IN OKLAHOMA.
ONE.FOURTH WORLDS OUTPUT.

,t.t. -, ,as,,7,i,.s
.rt.r. - i,a,r n,, offic,,l r,r..t
t,'.. -, .t,. t.,.,,,,g,s roi4 20. r,,.o,
h. to,, il, rost,ics, % h,..,,, ,no.
.'f,..,. ~ .,,. .bo. a. N,o ,,n g. a., ysrv
I,,. cs,,,. Tbs highest honns naid
,.o. st9nno Co.. 49,, pvp, \ Glenn
10 ~ so acrss. tho sr larr, non.
,,y vr,. az O1o for ths Ci,creas, lease
IT, fo,r Years
ots,t,ls ~ ,b. r,s,rf,- p.,,.-tr,sr.
state .hat during the thre, wars past
mo sum ,f s-SUla has h.,,, t.,lI a.
r..-s,sss ana C-.,ks As b.,russ and
ROYALTIES on oil leases. alrnos. thre>e
..-4.. a. rrrcr As tNe entire amour.
,f -,,ft.. .t.f on ..,tl -,sr.4 tNr,,esA.
.ort --. India. .s...r. to- -ht SANS
..-..f
De- .. further estimated -ra. .-,
o.,r.. t.... -..-.s..t A f,.,t 10 5
ua. Uia f-a1, -,,,r.tt@ On wells ol,er,.
-.t .r .r.f- -,.,4,a.ior ana ia-sc
amounts have H.er usi4 Go indians
and c-h,- individuals &. Pawut,
..fr.
T., .r -re ~--se-- ti-,e tr, creats~
rr-. ~ ,rs f.r. fogr-s~t Ns~ h,,,r iD
.r.a. general regions Probably more
-rr. -U.r.-rH-f. ~ an +r, OIL ,-oguc.
.s tr the sat, has been found along
-re fine cs -h. q6th meridian which is
the dividing line between the Chero.
ks. ard O>acs nations Wells drilled
along this line en- either side have al.
most invariably been large PRODUCERS
OF oil or gas. The mo- promineu.
fields along this line are those a. or
near Copau. Dewey Bartlesville. Ra.
mona. Skiatook. Tulsa. Red Fork and
the world famous Glenn pool. Pros.
pacfors are working further down
this line and constantly extending the
area OF the proved field.
2 4 second oil producing --,.i. i.o,y
about 25 miles long and ten mu6g
wide lies ON M. east side ~ -A- V.-.
dirrf river % miles east of .na SSH
meridian
The third productive rael,r les a.
Cleveland - miles ives, ai ,b, M.
/ ridlan is not over balf dolau miles
in are, IAN. very productiy.
i on has also been iound fu .,ylnu
quantities az Nuskopea also In the
0saec reservation lust north of Cl.ve
land eight miles east of okmul.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
PILES CURED AT HOME BY The
new ABSORPTION METHOD

II You suffer from bleeding. itch.
ing, blind or protruding Piles. SEMI
me your address. and | will tell yDI
how to cure yourself at home By
the new absorption treatment; and
will also send some OF this home
treatment free for trial, with refer
ences from your own locality II re-
Quested Immediate relief and per-
manent cure assured. Send no mon
ey, but tell others OF this offer.
Write today 10 Mrs. NJ Summers,
Box P. South Bend, Ind.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
GILMER HOTEL
Ardmore, Okla.

nr NayH,W is qualified Zoo every
A1F 'u give fhr AFFLICTED people tha
rsr. best and most scientific treat.
ment, and will fiu a long felt want
iu this section he is specialist
Who cure. and not simply promises
hr i- licensed Hy The Oklahoma
STATE board of medical examiners.
ana has filled every requirement. of
the law anI Is legally authorized to
praHcD his profession.
d.. order fo prove 20 The public his
advanced and scientific methods.
the Doctor viii give one month.
service free mci.ciue cNccptedl
for thee first 100 cases applying for
treafm,n. Thi, offer is open 20 all.
aud no one /. too rich or too poog
20 accept b., for 30 is his original
u..thod OF getting his cur before
the public quickly
Or YOU are sick or afflicted 200 ans
Way DO s - certainly au cNccptioua.
cHaIc, fu e,f tu. best treatmeu.
from srecal.-t Whose ability is
una Iost.,neI.
Nil chronic. dDc..s. a'ed and COM
p'icatad and special diseases of men
aud women ami cu ul'rru treated
hundreds of ladies have been
cured aud sawed from iurgical OPP
.uauuu- uy d.. Mayhem success
ul treatment.
Men py thp -tor have been cured
aud after trying 900 fHa worthless
remedies and appliances thc Doctor
Us. rrYtsT his 4.tIIsr f4 rha Salts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04
Had a Close Call.

Mrs Ada l.. Groom, the widely
known proprietor OF tho Groom Ho-
tel, Vaughn. Miss says For sew
"ral months ! suffered with q so-
we're cough and consumption seem.
"a io have it's grip on me-. when
a friend recommended Or Kings
New Discovery. began taking H.,
and three bottles affected com
pletc cure The fame uf this lifc
saving cough and cold remedy. and
lung and throat healer IS world
wide. Sold ar W. b. Frames drug
store. soc and sl.0O Trial bottle
Irnn "
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-10-04

American Hog Fencing AT Biyens.
'orhn and Frenslpys
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MRS \DUINGTON.
+ Mha. MllNER
MISS DICKSON

unNuEs Little Early Ri-,rs the
famou, little liver piU. Sold n, "
3d. Frame
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05

With the interest in the Gans-Nelson
fight growing steadily and the betting
becoming more and more brisk. thousands
OF fight fans" and critics are visiting the
camps Of both fighters to get a clearer
line on the men who battle for the light
weight championship Of the world for
the third time next Wednesday afternoon
at COlma.
Eddie Graney, Sam Berger and John p.
Clarke were spectators at the Cans camp
yesterday. and these men watched with
intense interest the movements of the col
ored fighter e. he and Abe Attell went
through threeround encounter. The
three studied every move that Cans made,
and while they expressed no belief as to
what they thought, II is evident that they
were greatly impressed with the work OF
the colored lad Cans went through five
rounds of rough work with Johnny Muir
ply and he showed up WELL
1t was noticed that Cans was in rare
good humor. He smiled repeatedly and
chatted with his visitors. This is taken
to mean that things have gone we'll with
him this trip and that he is thoroughly
satisfied with his condition. Cans. like
many another defeated man who. imme-
dlately after the disaster, murmured. No
excuses; the best man won," is now at
tributing his downfall to lack of condition
tHdH 10 the OtilcT 3
Joe has been heard to say recently that
1t was no great achievement for Nelson
to win the Fourth of July. The one point
to be gathered from this is that Cans
thinks he will be both forceful and fast
admission day. and that he will turn the
tables on the Dane.
Eddie Smith, who is to referee next
Wednesdays contest. paid an official visit
to Cans and asked him If there was any
thing In connection with the rules that he
wished to talk over.
Nothing much,' said Joe. Il know
am going to have a rough. tough fight.
but so long as you make Nelson adhere
to straight Queensberry rules l will be
satisfied. + hope you will keep a close
watch and see that he doesn't butt me.
am not claiming that he offended in that
way in our last fight but there are times
when the Battler forgets himself and uses
his head as battering ram"
Willis Britt. manager Of Nelson, had Z
talk with Smith last night and Smith In
formed him that he would see Nielsen to-
day. Britt said subsequently: II can tell
you what Nelson will say to him when
they get to talking about the rules He
will ask Smith to keep his hands Off both
boys while the fight is in progress and
warn Cans against repeated holding. In
the Fourth of July fight Cans, while pre-
tending to block Nelson's punches, was
holding on to the Battler's forearm. We
want Smith to stop him from doing this.
The rest will be easy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05
MT RAINIER DEMOCRATS MEET
Mr.. McKeene Has Seen Mack and Is
ENCOURAGED

An enthusiastic meeting of the Seven
tceuth District Bryan and Kern Club was
held last night In Roger & Farden's hall,
at Mount Rainier, Nd. The meeting,
which was the largest since the organt-
cation of the club, was addressed by sew
eral we'll known speakers, including L..
NJ. McKeene of Hyattsville, j. Enos Kay
speaker of the house OF the Maryland
and Jackson Raiston OF Hy-
attsyille, who was one of the delegates
sent to Denver from his district.
Mr.. Mckeene, who has Just returned
from a trip to New Jersey with Chairman
Norman Mack, the result of which was
the appointment of Robert s. Hudspeth
as head of the eastern campaign COM
mittee, spoke of the conditions in that
Mr.. Mack and Mr.. Hudspeth are more
than hopeful. According 10 Mr.. Mckeene,
the republicans are hopelessly split over
the excise law and the democrats are
standing pat, allowing the republicans to
do the quarreling. The democrats, he
said, presented more thorough organi-
zation than ut any other election since
miliar with the New York situation. which
he considered very encouraging. He
stated that in that state the result de-
pended upon the man the democrats NOM
mated for governor.
Mr.. Ray prefaced his remarks with an
explanation Of the registration law of the
state, and concluded with a stirring ap-
for success at the polls in November. Mr.
Ray was followed by Mr.. R:lston. who
described in a vivid manner the scene at
the nomination OF Mr. Bryan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05
ON BLUE BoNNETS TRACK.
A Fast Track and Clear Weather
Make Keen Sport in Canada.

MONTREAL. September 5-Many out
siders won purses at the Blue BOnnets
track here yesterday. In the first race
for maiden FLIES Hasley. quoted at 10 to
l. made good from Gunshot, who ran sec
ond. The third race for three-year-olds.
which carried with it the best purse Of the
day. was won by bouquet, the favorite,
Car, getting second money. Summary:
First race maiden lilies: two-year-ods: sell
ing: 500 added; ave furlongs-Iiasley: ~ Rice
S.Iis; GI?l :. !a1s:Asi'as,' = 70 : to fo and
sEss and May Dsads"as
iinc; 500 added; seven furlonss..HIeine. 100
s1sS Gs snd c Sie''' .ecoa aS
M;iipos, ,o4 H.sssrphIl 70 to e and even:
aIso ran .Ga ady anne esisi
Hayes and Clostcress.
Third ID, race 500 added or.
and d out, .seoed Dennis st:ord III ee q
horses started. scratched-braEr.doeio and Roek
's sdaeS :a fsn ;sa Row. n'pS
Howard, 10 to I, to and to 5, won: B.r-
s se 1sis1 II Fine !: Asf HSs
Row and Cocksure coupled. scrstchcd-Cni. Jack.
rf,h race race foar,yearolds and upward 500
miles Decanta. 100 w. Alien'. 3 to ? and out.
won: Mutt Blsnchs l57 Rae,; II to I. TO d !
to l. 8 to I and out. third. Time. 4O4. Salvola-
tile lost rider. Lizzie Flat ais" ran. Scratched
Knobhampton and DR.. ]. Il. Aiken.
Sixth race, two-year olds: selling; 500 added !:
hys and 4 half furlongs Sir Alvcseet. 100
l12 tMorelandl. ! to 2, to 5 and 3 TO s, second;
Serenade, 100 ". Powers): 6 TO !. TO and
Trappe. Maxim Gun, Madrieno. Great Jubilee,
Ling John and DR.. Mayer also, ran. Scratched
Waterl0ok.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05
Fessenden Towed to Toledo.

The cd revenue cutter Fessenden. in
tow OF the steamer Dallas. has arrived
at Quebec on her way to Toledo. where
she is TO be converted into pleasure
steamer for service on Lake Erie.
The Fessenden was formerly in service
OH the Key West station, but was sold
about two months ago tn George +. Craig
Of the Craig Shipbuilding Company of
Toledo.
The Dallas. also formerly revenue
service vessel, with the Fessenden in
tow, sailed from Baltimore on the long
trip up the Atlantic coast and down the
ST. Lawrence to Montreal. then through
the canals to Lake Ontario and by canal
around the falls of Niagara to Lake
Erie and Toledo. In order to make the
beam Of the Fessenden narrow enough to
go through the canals 1t will be necessary
to remove her side wheels. This will be
done at Montreal.
The Dallas, which IL towing the Fes-
sender, was formerly the cutter on Lake
Ontario. with headquarters at Ogdens-
burg n. Y. She, too. will be converted
into an excursion steamer for service out
of Buffalo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05
TENNIS AT CUMBERLAND.
Misses Cochrane and Geare Take
Finals in Two Sets.

CUMBERLAND. Nd. September D
There were exciting plays al the tennis
tourney for the championship Of the AL
legheny mountains at the Potomac Club
vest erday. In the semi-finals mems sin
giles, Gordon of Washington defeated
Fleming of Fairmont. Go, 6-5. Davis
of Baltimore defeated Hills Of Washing
ton. IS, So. Ga.
tween Howard II. Dickey and Miss Har-
Ian of Philadelphia and y. j. Colborn
and Miss Jones of Baltimore was hotly
contested. the former winning. st They
also won the second set. I'll. Hills of
Washington and Mrs. Bays. Mount Saw
age beat Powell and Miss Ruth Coch-
rane. Cumberland. I'll, 6-1.
In the finals in the ladies' doubles. Miss
Cocllrane and Miss Geare beat Miss Hen
derson and Miss Jones. Ga. 60 In the
mems doubles, LayiOr ard Murray OF
Cumberland beat Myers and Myers OF
Washing ton, tt c.. G--: J. o. Wat
son. Fairmont. and Everett brennan. for
mer champion OF West Virginia. beat
Fleming and Raymond of Fairmont. e
Ga, 6-:;. Geoghegan OF Washington,
who holds the championship cup for
mems singles and who must defend the
title a, this tournament. and his partner,
Vanhoesen of Washington beat Hein:Z
and Vanhoesen beat Davis and Bays.
6-:i. 6-3. A Hunter Boyd, Baltimore.
and j. Thurston Boyd. Cumberland beat
George Henderson and Davis. %. 60.
Boyd and Boyd beat Franzheim and
Block. Wheeling. g. 6-1.
Davis beat Hills in the semi-finals
and will battle with Spencer Gordon and
the winner will meet Geoghegan in the
contest for the cup honOrs. The ladies'
doubfes is the only contest completed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-09-05
FODDER FOR THE FANS.

Cheerful Charley Hickman, with an
average of 1872. leads the American As
ISOLATION hitters. Frank Roth. whom the
Cardinals would like to get, Is ninth
with .29J.
How easy II is to run a call team on
paper, and give advice to the owners;
much easier than picking up winning
combination and holding the boys at their
best work.
Lajoie and Perring collided in the
eleventh inning of the extra session bat
tie between the Blues and sox at Chi
cago yesterday, and both were severely
shaken UP and bruised.
Marouard will join the Giants at the
close of the American Association season.
He is expected in New York about Sep
TENDER IS. and will be used by McGraw
in case he shows q fash OF his lIeralded
brilliancy
Chicago trimmed Cleveland, and as the
Browns took the first of the important
series from the champion Tigers. 1t leaves
the American League race about as big 4
problem as ever. Spitball Powell had the
better OF Eddie Willets In the st. Louis
Detroit confab.
Strange what a difference it makes to
the Giants when they are winning. Every
even the umpires close decisions are
taken with smile. When they start to
lose. however. it's different story.
Jack OConnor says John Anderson is
the greatest penny saver lie has ever seen.
Why when Anderson played with the
Browns" says O'Connor. he'd eat break
fast. then go for a long walk. II there
was no game he'd go to bed again about
IL o'clock. He'd wake up in the after
noon at - after dinner time. and laugh
till the tears came TO his eyes He'd
slept himself out OF q meal and saved IL
cents.
Tie young Washington pitcher. john
son, again had IL on the Hilltoppers yes
terday and shut them out. But let us
think of other and higher things. Things
higher up the percentage table. The
DetrOits and the ST. Louis team clashed
and the second-place team won. That
pulled the Tigers back lot. The Chi
Cages and Clevelands battled for twelve
innings and then the Chicagos won. They
are right after the Browns and are ready
for any old place the moment the two
ahead Of them weaken. The Bostons did
fearful execution with the Philadelphia.
winning two games with criminal ease.
There are now not fnany points between
the Bostons and tire top of the second
division.