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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
FiFTY-oNE REPUBLICANS AND
TWO DEMOCRATS FAVOR SAME
RATE AS DlNGLEY BILL.
Senator Owens (okahoma) Says the
Income Tax is Constitutional-sen
ator cIapp is in Favor of Lower
Tariff Schedule.

Washington, May 7.-Firty- re-
publicans and two democrats. Senator's
Hughes, of Colorado, and McCerney,
OF Louisiana, voted to fix the duty
on lead contained in lead ore at ore
and one-nalf cents LEI pound, the rate
of the Dingley bill and the same as
the measure passed by the house.
Nineteen democrats voted against it.
The schedule was not opposed by the
low tariff republicans and the votes
not significant.
Senator Clapp, of Minnesota, spoke
Ior a low tariff schedule and Owen. OF
oklahoma, upheld the constitutionality
of the income tax.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
INSPECT THE MISSISSIPPI.
Great Crowds Visit the Batdeship in
New Orleans Yesterday.

New Orleans, May Lying at an
chor in the great stream whose name
it bears, the battleship Mississippi
was boarded and inspected by throng
of visitors today.
Little interest was taken among the
officials of the battleship in the reso-
luton of Congressman Hollingsworth
Of Ohio, questioning the placing of the
picture of Jefferson Davis on the sill
yer service to be presented to the
Mississippi next month While the Of
ficers were ayerse to making state
ments for publication ON the subject.
they left the inference that they were
not al all in accord with the terms OF
the resolution. All indorsed the gen
orally expressed sentiment that sec
tional feeling among officers of the
navy has entirely disappeared.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
SAW THE COURT IN SESSION.

School Children, Accompanied by
Teacher, Pay Judge krauss Visit.
Judge Krauss, of the city court, and
his tribunal, were paid very pleas
ant visit yesterday morning, the
courts guests being the graduating
class of the Glynn High School, ac-
companied by Supt. Ballard and
Miss Dwelle. teacher of ciyics. The
class has included in its studies this
season, municipal, county and state
government, and had previously visit
ed the city hall, where the class was
shown through the various Offices and
given an idea of how the city affairs
are handled.
Yesterday they went to see the tri-
bunal in session and spent some lit
tie time watching the attorneys con-
duct a case which was on trial, and
incidentally they saw something that
was not on the program, the class
being present when the little trouble
arose between Attorney F. H. Harris
and officer Jerre Wilchar
The workings of the court how
ever were appreciated by the pupils,
and they got a pretty good idea of
how cases are tried in the county
courts.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
Steamer Small
Still at Bottom

The Macon News says Pre- sident
Small of tAe Macon and Brunswick
Navigation company, win make trip
today to Ntelston, and fom there he
will go 10 the point on the Oemulgec
river where the steamer w. f. Small
lies half under water The boat has
never yet been completely repaired
and brought tack to the dock here
but a force OF men mas oeen at work
for some time
How soon Il viii be before the
Snail is in commis ission again cannct
be said owing to the slpwpess in
the work Of repairing the ship, Presi-
dent Small has decided 10 run down
there today IN his motor car. He can
get within one mile Of the river b.
car, and will have to walk the re.
manning distance
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
REFUSES TO Be
CROSS-EXhMINED
BY AN ATTORNEY
ASSISTANT CHIEF WILcHAR LEFT
; WITNESS STAND WHILE HE
WAS TEsTIFYlNe.
Didn't Like So Many Questions Put
to Him BY Attorney Harris, Who
] Represented Negro Charged With
Violation of Prohibition Law

Claiming that questions were being
fired at him too rapidly, some Of
which he thought were not necessary.
Assistant thief OF Police Jerre VIII
char left the witness stand while tes-
tifying in the city court yesterday in
the case Of tile State VS. Gilbert Baker
charged with violating the prohibition
law, and, for few minutes, consid-
cradle excitement prevailed in the
urt-room.
Officer Wilchar was placed on the
stand by Solicitor Dart and It was
while he was being cross examined
by Attorney F. H. Harris, represent
Ing the defendant, that he left the
stand so unceremoniously. He had re-
piled to a number of questions and
after replying to one, walked from
the stand. saying that he did not come
on the witness stand to be buffed
by any one, that he did not like the
manner in which he was being treat
ed by the attorney, putting in few
side remarks.
Considerable excitement followed.
when Judge Krauss raped for order
and instructed Sheriff Berrie to pre-
serve order This was done and the
case proceeded.
For . few minutes. however, it
seemed that trouble would result, as
many expected a clash between the
attorney and the officer, but after
the exchange Of few words, the
trial of the case was completed.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
THE SOUTHERN SONS WILL
CONTRIBUTE TO MONUMENT

Memphis. Tenn, May 7-Sons OF
ex-confederate soldiers who fought
through the civil war have started a
movement among people Of the
southern states to erect monument
to Peace" in Washington, D. c. Dimes
and smaller contributions will be So
licited
Edgar Allan. Jr., commandment in
chief Of the Sons of Veterans of the
United States, has addressed a letter
to J. W. Apperson, commander-in-
chief of the United Sons of Confed-
crate Veterans, in which he adyo-
Gates the monument "as one to firmly
cement the present fraternal relations
existing throughout tais great coun-
try.."
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
ANOTHER MAN IS
IMPLICATED BY
THE KIDNAPPER
BOYLE SAYS THERE WERE SOME
OTHERS INTERESTED IN
THE WHiTLA CASE.
Women Tried to Mob Mrs. Boyle, Who
Was on Way to Trial, But Officers
Succeeded in Rescuing Her Before
They Could Harm Her.

Mercer, Pa. May They've made
goat Of NE; | had something to do
with Kidnapping Willie Whitla, but
there are others in the case who de-
serve more punishment than L, said
James Boyle to Judge Williams after
court today.
Continuing. Boyle said; 4 was in
Warren when the boy was kidnapped
The man taking him did net know
what it was for, but the one Who did
the planning lives hare in Mercer
county and he was to get half the
ransom money Boyle declined to
reveal the name Of this man when
pressed by the Judge.
While Boyle and his alleged wife
were leaving the court House yester
day on their way to Jail mob Of more
than one hundred women set upon
Mrs Boyle end only the prompt ac-
ton of the sheriff and his deputies
and counsel for the woman prevented
what seemed to be an effort to harm
the prisoner. Cries of TIA" and feather
her" get rope, and other re-
marks were hurled at her by the wo-
men in the crowd. Mrs Boyle appear
ed calm throughout the disturbance.
and said; my, | ought to be fattered
by this reception"
The sheriff and counsel for the ac-
cused woman finally succeeded in get
ting her to a place of safety.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
DR.. JoERGER LAID TO BEST
Large Number of Friends Paid a Lass
Tribute

The funeral of DR.. F ,Ioergee toah
place yesterday morning at II O'CLOCK
and was attended by a large number
of the deceased friends, besides sew
eral secret organizations, of which
he was a member
The funeral cortege was headed bv
the First Regiment band, and escorts
were present from the Masons, the
knights of Pythias, and Camp Jack
son, Confederate Veterans. The SER
vices took place at the Second Advent
church, Rev G. P Thornton officiating
The church was crowded with sor-
rowing friends and listened to beau.
tiful tribute paid to the deceased by
the pastor.
The irterment was in Palmetto GEM
etery and the imposing burial ritual
of the Masons and the funeral rites
of the knights of Pythias were used
at the grave
Many floral offerings were placed
on the grave, one wreath from the
K. of P and others from various
friends.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
TONIGHT AT THE GRAND.

The usual interesting Saturday night
program will be given at the Grand
tonight when the following new pic
lures will be shown: "The Florida
Feud.' a beautiful story Of the love
among the Everglades; THE Myster-
ious Correspondent" one of Pathe's
funniest subjects: "The Two Unlucxy
Thieves shows tie many trials and
disappointments of two amateur rob-
bers, until they break into the jail,
thinking it's the bank.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
MEETING OF THE GRAND COM
MANDERY OF GEORGIA
TO BE BIG AFFAIR.
Addresses of Welcome 10 Be Delivered
by Mayor Hopkins. Congressman
5rantIey and Responses viii Be
Made by T. II. Jeffries, for Masons,
and F. A. Cults, of Arlee Temple.

The program for the meeting of the
Grand Commandery of Georgia, to be
held in this city on May Y and 13,
was announced yesterday and it shows
that the many visitors viii be busy
during the two days that they are
the city's guests. When not attend
ing the business or soical sessions Of
the order, they win be enjoying a boat
ride or fish fry or something that
will amuse and interest them The
entire two days are pretty we'll taken
up in the program, there being seyeraI
social features.
The attendance at this meeting, it
is expected, will be unusually large.
Every day brings new lists of dele
gates and other visitors who are
coming and the city win be well
crowded
The program for the two days is
as follows
Wednesday, May 12.
10 a m.-Commanderies form in
front of the Oglethorpe and escort
grand commandery to court house,
where public exercises win be held
welcoming the grand commandery to
Brunswick as follows:
Hon k. r. Hopkins, mayor in be-
half Of the city Of Brunswick.
Emit Sir William G. Brantley, for
ST. Elmo Commandery
Emit. Sir Thos. II. Jeffries in behalf
of Craft Masonry.
RI Emit. Sir Il. A. Cults in behalf
Of Alec Temple.
Rt. Emit Sir a. B. Simmons, dept.
grand commander, will reply in be-
half Of the grand commandery Of
Georgia
230 p. m. Session Of the grand
commandery at Masonic hall
3 p m.-Trip to Jekyl island ten
dered to the visiting ladies'
s p. MAT the Baptist church an
nual address by Or. J. w French, OF
Atlanta, and the service Of the order
by Grand Prelate BURY.
Thursday, May 10.
9 "a. m.-Session Of the grand com
mandery
10 a m. and p. m.-Trip to St
Simon's island rendered the grand
commandery and all visiting Knights
and ladies'
2 p. m.-Sea dinner at the beach
St Simons Island.
7 p. Ceremonial session of Alec
Temple at the Rjaemen armory.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
BARON Won HUTTON GETS
DIVORCE FROM HIS WIFE

Rome, May 7.-On the ground of
desertion Baron Won Hutton obtained
divorce from his wife, who is the.
author of Pam" and others novels,
with no alimony to the baroness. She
is permitted to see the two children
one month in each year.
The baroness is a niece of Amhas-
sadors Riddle and OBrien and has
been travelling for the last seven
ears She has been with her hus-
and end children only three montha
during that time.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08

Atlanta, Ga, May THE Cotton
seed Crushers association of the
south are enthusiastic over the ap-
pointment Of former secretary of
Commerce and Labor. Oscar S. Straus,
as ambassador to Turkey
Mr.. Straus, it is recalled, is a native
Georgian and knows the needs and
possibilities of this section better than
any man who has held a cabinet post
or ambassadorial for the past few
years 1t was while he was secretary
OF commerce and labor that the post
OF special agent to investigate the
European markets for cottonseed
products was established, and a Geor-
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
STRANG IS INJURED
AUTOMOBILE DRIVER CAME NEAP
BEING KILLED ON THE SPOT
WHERE PARTNER DIED.

Birmingham. Ala May within
one hundred feet of where his part
ner, Emile Striker, was killed last
fall, Lewis Strang, the automobile
driver had a marrow escape this aft
ernoon in the l00-mile automobile
race when the rim of the front wheel
OF his machine came off, throwing the
car against a fence, smashing it TO
pieces.
Strang was badly bruised as a re-
suit of the accident.
Tillford Cowell, Of Montgomery, won
the race.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
TO DISCONTINUE EXCURSIONS?
Report That the Railroads Will Not
Operate Them This Summer.

Report That the Railroads Will Not
Operate Them This Summer.
viii the cheap Sunday excursions
between Savannah Brunswick and
Jacksonville and Brunswick and Fer
nandina be discontinued this summer?
As yet no announcement has been
made as to when the excursions are
to be inaugurated, but rather a report
IS afoat that the roads have decided
to cIt out these cheap Sunday trips
this summer.
For the past several years rate
of Sl.50 for the round trip from this
city 10 Jacksonville and from Savan-
nah to Brunswick and return has teen
offered by the roads and large num-
Ders Of people took advantage OF the
very low rate each week, but from
the present outlook, no such offers viii
be made this season.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
Justices Nephew
Must Go TO Pen

Washington May T.. Manager w. S.
Harlan, oupermtendent Robert Gala
sher and three foremen of the Jack
son Lunb5r company of Lockhart.
. ia, must serve three years in the
AlIanta federal prison for peonage.
me supreme court today denied
mem rehearing of the case.
Harlan is a nephew of Justice Har-
IAN oil the United States supreme
court
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
EVIDENCE VII IN
IF HAMS is ACQUITTED ArToR-
NEYs WILL TRY TO PUT
HIM IN ASYLUM.

New York, May With the exami-
nation OF three alientsts, who testi-
ned that Peter dains was suffering
from acute mania when he shot VIII.
liam Annis, evidence in the case was
completed today
Inc argument will be begun Mon
day
n the event ne is found guilty be-
cause Of Insanity. a Iunacy commits
sion VIII be asked by the states attor-
heys. and an effort viii be made to
put him in the asylum.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
One Was Killed,
Another Injured

huntsville, Ala, May ii. Roberts
Jones senior member of the insur-
ance firm of Jones & Rison, was shot
and instantly killed by William Hal
sey, president OF the Halsey Whole
sale Grocery company in the latter's
store today, and A. D. Maxwell a
clerk in the store, was also shot 1t
is believed Halsey is insane, the
shooting being unproyoked
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
LOEB TO PREVENT SMUGGLING
BY KEEPING OUT "CROoKS"

New York, May TT intend 10 close
all apertures to shut out crooks said
William Loeb Jr., collector of the port
of New York, today.
Loeb has ordered watchmen at all
the piers to prevent further SNUG
ling and says ships compelled to re-
main in New York Bay several days
owing to lack of docking facilities
VIII have their matches sealed down.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
CARD OF THANKS.

We take this means to express our
hearty appreciation to all who have so
kindly assisted us in our recent be-
Especially do we desire
to thank the First Infantry bank, the
Knights of Pythias and the Masons
for courtesies shown us.
Very sincerely,
Tire Family Of DR.. F. Joerger.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
BROKEN IN HEALTH.

Former Ambassador Mccormick is
Said to Be in sanitarium.
Boston. Mass, May robert S.
Mccormick, former ambassador to
Russia and France, and wealthy
member of the famous Harvester
Mccormick family, of Chicago, is said
to be seriously broken in health, and
it is reported that he is an inmate of
private sanitarium near the city. At
the Stedman private hospital, in
Brookline, where Mr. Mccormick is
supposed to be, DR.. P. o. Stedman.
who conducts the institution, refuses
to confirm or deny the report.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
HAS HIS WIFE AND
HER "AFFtNlTY" JAILED

Jacksonville, Fla, May 7.-Charging
his wife with being false and H. c.
Myers, her alleged affinity" with ar
son, w. J. Hendrix, until recently a
Tocer at l75c Enterprise street, to-
day caused the arrest of both, and
hey are now at the county Jail await
ng a preliminary hearing before jug
ice Willard en- Monday afternoon at
} O'clock
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08

gian, J. Lowe Benton, of Monticello,
Ga, was given this assignment This
place is now held by Julian Brode, of
Memphis, Tenn, who was appointed in
March last, upon the recommendation
of the eXeXcutive committee of the Cot
tonseed Crushers association and has
gone to Constantinople to take up his
duties there.
The Ottoman empire, on account of
its Mohammedan religion, it is be-
lieved, will become a great consumer
of cottonseed oil compound to be
used as shortening, as their religious
belief prevents them from using hog
lard.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
--
CONCERTS I'M THE PARKS.
First Regiment Band Will Probably
Begin Them Next Month.

FIRST Regiment Band Will Probably
Begin Them Next Month.
PROVIDED the usual appropriation is
made by council when the request is
made, the First Regiment band win
Desln their regular weekly concerts
III Hanover and Orange parks early
next month The band win give
concert each Monday night, alternating
between the two parks.
These concerts have always proved
very popular during the summer
months and have been enioyed each
week by large crowds. The band win
probably ask for an appropriation at
the next meeting of council and it is
expected that it viii be granted by the
city solons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
Death kNELL SOUNDING
FOR "BUCkETsHoP" MEN

Cincinnati, May THE death ltnell
for "bucketing" was sounded today
when Louis Foster John NJ. Gorman
Edwin He'll John Scott, Arthur Bald
WIN and Walter Campbell. all of the
Odell Brokerage company, were found
guilty Of the Illegal use of the mails
by decision that the mails be re-
fused to companies such as was the
0daH
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
Steamer Sunk;
Many Drowned

Duluth, Mimi, May THE steamer
Shores, six days overdue here. wen5
down off White Fish Point in Lake
Superior with all on board, including
the crew and passengers numbering
tWenty-one.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-05-08
BIG VESSEL IN TROUBLE.

The Lake champIain Injured by Run
ming Into Ice.
st. Johns, n F.. May THE steam
er Lake Champlsin, bound from Liv-
erpool for Montreal, put in here to-
day leaking from hole stove in her
bow by heavy ice off Cape Race yes
terday
There are about one thousand pas
sengers on board. The vessel made
water so fast that it was considered
unsafe to proceed towards her desti-
nation, and it was decided to dock
her for temporary repairs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14
PRESIDENT SHIVELY
HAS MARROW ESCAPE
Special TO Daily Leader.

RFN'A'A ~ LaAtf ~ aNNAs
Bartlesville. Okla. July 1i.-But
for the timely assistance Of Leonard
Reddick. the Boosters second base
man, DR.. r. NJ. Shiyely, of Kansas
City. president of the Western Base
ball association. might nave lost his
life in the waters Of Butler creek.
a stream four miles west Of the city.
An overhanging limb Of a tree on
which he was climbing broke when
ne tried to dislOdge line and he fell
into the water. Reddick dived into
the stream and succeeded in rescu-
ing Shively who was unaDle to swim
Dr. Shively. who is an ardent fish
erman. always goes on an angling ex-
pediti0n when he comes TO Bartles-
Vile and accompanied by Reddick.
set out for Butler creek. While at
tempting a difficult cast his line
caught in the branches of a tree ov-
erhanging the creek. The doctor
climbed the tree and had succeeded
in getting far out on a limb on which
the line was caught when it broke
and he fell twenty-five feet into the
stream.
The water is deep at that place
and the doctor was helpless. Red.
dick was standing on the bank and
saw his companions plight and made
the rescue. A peculiar coincidence
is that on the three occasions DR.
Shively has visited Bartlesville. he
has ALWAYS managed to fall into the
stream wherever he goes to fish.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14
BATTLING NELSON
SOUNDLY WALLOPED

Maud Junction Arena, Los Angeles.
July l4-Ad Wolgast Of Milwaukee.
respite the fact that he weighed five
pounds less th'n Battling Nelson. gave
the durable Dane a thorough whip.
ping in a ten-round bout before the
Pacific Athletic club last night.
After an even first round Wolgast
waded ~ and h'd tho advan age OF
SIX Of the remaining nine rounds. Tho
champion did not have a single round
IN his favor, an even break being the
very best he could get
Wolgdst fought the champion at his
CNn game 1nd beat him decisively.
Nelson's face was badly swollen an
blod sircame-lls from his nose
and mouth at the close of the fight
Wolgas was practically unmarked
Nelson is Worried,
II was q terrific fight from the star,
and II was not until the ninth anil
tenth rounds that Wolgast succeeded
IN stopping Nelson's se2dy rushee
Nelson was a badly worried man in
several stages of the fight.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14

which Eesr0n won from S. Louis be
drove iU the Einniug run o. the fist
contest after the locals had ueI thc
score in ihe eighth In the second De
slapped the BAH into the right field
be Chers the longest hit ever made
on the grounds
First Game R.H.E
s. Louis ...... 600 Geo 050-5 12 2
Poston $3.50. $50 eco co.'s 10 q
Batteries-Graham. petty ami Steph-
ems. Areiianes. Wood. Wolter and
DonOhue
TwObase bits. Donohue. Griggs.
Lord. three-base hit. Stone. home run.
Speaker. bases on balls. off G-ahlm
I. off Arellanes ]. off Wood 1 struck
.Out. by Graham I by Arellanes 3. by
Petty 2. by W0lter l.
Umpires-Perrine and Evans.
Second Game RHE
st. Louis ...... 600 goo ol0-l 9 {
Boston ..... 200 041 000-7 q 1
Batteries Bailey. Criss and Criger.
SchlitLer ana DOnOhue
Three-5ase hit. Mcconnell. bases on
balls of Bailey 3. off Ciiss 2. off
SChlitzer 1 struck out. by bailey 8.
by C-iss >, by Schlitzer 3.
Umpire Evans and Perrine.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston, July l4-Chicago took two
games from BOstOn Scores
First Game r II r.
Chicago 49,. 49,. 000 002 l00-3 )
Boston .... 100 600 0l0-2 6 3
Bdtt"rits-Pfeister, Brown and Mo-.
an; Whi e, Lindaman and Graham
Home run. Tinker: b'ses on balls.
IoT White 5, off Pfeister 2: struck
out by Pfeister 4, by White 5, by
Brown :
Umplres Kane and Klein.
Second Game X II i.
Chicago ~. ...1l0 00l 200--S 10 0
Boston IL. ... 600 600 000-0 (
Batteties-Kroh and Archer: Mat
terms ard Bowcrman.
Two-base hit, Steinfedt. Sheckard; :;
thcee-base hit, Evers; bases on balls,
off Mltern /, off Kroh l : struck ,ou.,
by Mattern 6. by Kroh >.
Umpirec KLEIN and Kane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14

New York. july l4-New York
gained q commanding lead on CinCin-
rati ear,y in the game an maintained
t throughout. winning easily.
ScOre r II r
Cincinnati GOO l2i 00o-f 9
New Yori H4h e1h NiN-s IA z
Batteries-Campbell and Mclean.
Ames and Schlei
TwO-Dase hits. Tenney. Devlin
three-basc nit. neKlin. home run.
DOwney. struck out. bY Ames Q. bv
Campbell >. bases on balls, off Ames
.. off Campbell 4
Umpir,s- Rigler and Johns one.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-14
eartIesvlIIe 2. Enid 1

Bartl, syille Okla. July l4.-ln a
snappy game B9rtlesville took the
second OF the series from Enid. Tex"
Jones saved the Railroaders from A
shutout by home run over he left
field fence in the ninth inning.
Score. r. II. f.
Bartlesyile +. .0i0 100 0Ox-2 6 2
Enid ... .... geo GOO 001-1 7 3
Batterlcs-ROot and Vanderbilt.
Bentley and Allen.