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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

c. l.. Tut. the multi millionaire mine
owner and operator OF Colorado Springs
died in New York last week OF pneumonia
Mr.. Tut made the bulk Of his fortune
in Cripple Creek where he WAS the first
first to begin operations. Later he. with
Charles Nc Neill and Spencer Penrose,
organized the Colorado Phil,delphia-
Reduction company and built n big ore
mill IN Colorado City. Later these men
organized the u. s. Reduction and Re.
finirg company. better known as the mill
trust. which absorbed the Colorado -
Philadelphia company and it's holdings
as well MS number OF other mills
Charles Leming Tutt was born in Phil
adelphia. Pa. Feb. II. 1864. MIR. Tut had
his share of hard luck before Cripple
Creek was discovered and he was
driven ty i'll fortune to try another cast
with the dice OF destiny. Compelled by
financial revcrscs OF his family to leave
sGAool at the age OF II, he obtained work
in wholesale dry oods store at 81 80
a week. When very young he came west
and after many reverses succeeded.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

News Champion Montroec county in
blessed with two sheriHs. j. &. Taylor
wa. elected last fall on the democratic
ticket Shortly after he died and and
later the republican board of county
commissioners. acting on the advice OF
attorneys appointed Mr.. Detiuelle TO
I'LL a vacancy then existing. claiming he
wonld hold Office till the next election.
But the new democratic board of com.
missioners sworn in las, Tuesday. i'm.
mediately appointed NJ. A. Galloway ~
sheriff and ,nsi-t that as DeGucllc's Rp-
pointment VAS to Ill vacancy. IL cxpir-
ed with what wonId have been tho form
er sherifs term. The supreme courst 10
to be called upon to decide the point.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

II has bccu 80 clearly established that
Colorado contains n deposit OF high
grade marble sufficiently developed TO
provide all material of that kind needed
in constructing the n.~ federal building
in Denver. there should b, no difficulty
in convincing the authorities in Wash
inhton of tn. truth of this proposition.
]; needs no argument to show that n
public building OF the Kind contemplated
would present a striking appearance i;
constructed ~ pure white marble like
that which comes from the quarries Mt
Marble. in this county. So great il the
advantage in this respect OF marble that
an architect should rejoice at the oppor-
tunity 10 use II.
The considerations which will deter
mine the selection Of material for the
Denver federal building have rot been
made public. but the subject should be
inquired into with view to bringing to
bear whatever arguments may be need
ed to secure the selection OF marble from
the Colorado quarrics rather than stone
brought from come other state.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
ANNUAL MEETING

The annual meeting OF the Stockhold-
ers OF the Goodwin Consolidated Mines
Company for the election OF directors to
serve during the ensuing year and for
the transaction OF such other business
es may properly come before the meet
ing, will be held at the office OF the
company. Room ., No. 7iTis Chestnut
St, st. Louis. State Of Missouri, on the
fourth day Of February, 1909. at 0 o'clock
a. M.
Robert Rutledge, Prcsidedt.
f, C. Miller. Secretary and Treasurer.
First pub. Jan. %, last Feb. IS, 1909
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

announcements frr sarvices' at the
Union Congregational church next Sun
day are as follows: Morning subject;
The Safe Hiding Place Of the Cody
The Young Peoples choir will have
charge OF the music for this service.
Tn. evening subject will be, "fhs
Soul. is it well with yours?' Mrs. Metz
Ter and Mrs. Applegste will sing duet
and the Church Orchestra will furnish
special musi-.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Thomas F, Ryan is retiring from busi-
ness on account OF his health. Man i-
not as wise as the Almighty When God
created man He fixed limit beyond
which man can not go in his cd,rt In
monopolize businsss. but the man-made
corporation has no natural limit at which
i, must stop and look after its health.
. that trusts were only mortal like men
-Commoner
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

The proposed monument to Meade
Hammond the physical and intellect
ual giant OF the western slope and the
father Of the Gunnison tunnel - is an
appropriate tribute TO great man
whose bright light was snusfed out in
early manhood Meade Hammond was
one OF the brightest. braines, and trues'
men this state or any other state ever
produced. - Leadville Press.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Last wrck Jos Faussonc sold his in
terest in the firm of Fausonnc & Eccher.
to Joe Eccber. a brother OF the junior
member OF the firm and the saloon will
hereafter he conducted under the firm
name OF Eccher Bros
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Dan Mac Donald came over the first
Of the week from Gothic RE reports
Squire Anderson much improved in
health but that he will come over in II
few days and go to Salida fof medical
treatment
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

ciuani4on ard t,..- place. srt all tie
t.s..,l n,ine spurs were blocked froul M
la, uuii. Tu sdsv. n II ain Inc war
alro b.uci'.-i for thirty SIX hours u, Mar
shall pass Al rosis are now open and
trains running regularly.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

r. f. Kelly received his official appoint
mcnt AZ postmaster last week. Mr.. kel-
ly is one OF our oldest residents and the
is rumored that the postoffice will be
moved to the Metzler building On Elk
avenue, just above the City Dug store.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

The Comfy Chairman. which was to
have been given last Saturday night ard
had to be postponed on account Of there
being no train up from Gunnisop. will
appear at the City Hall, Saturday night.
February 6.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Gunnison's county commissioners
Miller. Collins and Wiley were in DEN
yer last week attending meeting Of all
boards Of commissioners in the state. to
discuss matters pertaining TO the watrr
commissioners and other changes in the
laws that affect county governments
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

W. T. Jarvis came over on snow shoes
East river. Tie rcporis'more snow in that
vicinity than at any time Tor many years
previous.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

One fare Yor the round trip via the Rio
Grande 10 Leadviilc and return. Tickets
on sale from points south and west OF
Alamosa and Telluride. Jan 2G. For all
other points in Colorado January 81.
Final return limit Jan. 81.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

The Utopian club will have volunteer
Of Mrs a. o. Mac Donald at the usual
time. 1t is hoped all the members will
be present aud enjoy n social afternoon.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

The dance given by the Pythian Sis
ters on Monday night was one of the
best ever held in town. \ jolly crowd.
excellent music and fine supper made
tue event highly enjoyable onc.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. NJ. J. Boyle left yestcr.
day for Denver. Mrs. BOYLE expects to
go on to New York where she will visit
her mother until the last OF March. Mr..
Boyle will return home Saturday,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Division superintendent Thomas Of
the Colorado Fuel X Iron company vac
in town this week in tn- interests OF his
company.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mrs. James McElroy and children left
on Tuesday for Ia Fayette. Colorado. TO
join Mr.. McElroy and make their home.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

l.. II. Friend. Colorado Fuel and Iron
conpany's civil engineer. wns in town
this week doing work a, the local mine
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mrs. Leo Long visited last week in
Gunnison at the home Of her brother
Jerry Williams sni family.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mr.. T.. +. Austin and family came
over from Gothic yesterday to remain
Tor the balance Of the winter in town,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Reese OF Floresta
came iown on snow shoes yesterday and
viii remain in town several days.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Jos. Faussone and wife lef' the first
OF th" wse's for Glenwood Springs where
Mr.. fausonne will go in business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Manager Littell OF the Pueblo Fuel
company went TO his home at Colorsdo
Springs Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Superintendent John Cald.rhead left
on Tuesday for Baldwin to be gone few
lays on business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Crested Butte had her troubles the
latter part Of last week and the first OF
this week with an over supply OF the
bea .tful' The branch railroad Letween
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miller and children
expect to l-av. this week for Denver to
spend month at the home OF Mr.. Mill
crs parents.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

r. j. Smith. cashier at the Supply
store at Redstone. was IN town this week
m business.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

II. J. Marshall. the Delta real estafe
man wns = business caller in our city
last Tuesday.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Sheriff Hanlon o! Gunnison made his
ii.s, official visit to this city on Tuesday
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28
Local News.

Cal at \ priegaf's snd see the large
ine OF dir-ctoirie rushing.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Il. T. Kelly has purchased the Lamp
kin house and will move into it soon,
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

AppleGates have special sale Of mil
linery this month.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28
w A n 7 e D

a representative in this county by a
large real estate corporation. Special
Inducements to those who wish to be.
coue financially interested.
THE REAL ESTATE SECURITY co
Fort Dc rboru building, Chicago Ill
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Morris Roth was business caller q,
tho county seat the first OF this week.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

The latest in iarg. checked dimity for
waist and un1rwear at Appleestes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Just received big line Of the latest
style ncck~esr at Applegntes.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

Mrs. Young spent part Of lass week
visiting friends IN Cunnison.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28

TIE COUNTY Chairman. at the City
Hal. February 6
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1909-01-28
OF OUR
General Stores, located at:

Berwind Enge Primcro Segundo Soprs Starkvle Tabas
CO. Terco Trinidad Frederick, Morley in Los Animas Co.
Farr Pictou Rouse Wasen and Heron in Huerfano Co.
Brooksde, Cace, Coal Creek, Nonac and Rockvae, IN
Fremont County, Colorado.
Crested Butte and Floresa in Gunnison County, Colo.
Cardiff in Garfield County, Colorado.
Coabasin, Redstone and Spring Gulch, and Marion i'll
Pitkin County, Colorado.
Pueblo, in Pueblo County, Colorado.
Sunrise, in Laramie County, Wyo.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
CHEVY CHASE GOLFERS HIN
Make Clever Sweep in First Match
with Bannockburn.
suburbanites show Real Class and
Easily Defeat OId-time Rivals
on Their Home Grounds.

The first Middle atlantic team match
between local teams. held yesterday on
the Bannockburn links, resulted IN a
clean victory fer Chevy Chase over. the
home team The subUrbanites won every
match, but were forced to the limit in
many.
In the morning the four ball foursOue
was the card.
The results were:
SlcCamuou aad Dcxnie defeated Brown and 4.
Clark bg and s.
A. Lard and 4. OIphaut defeated V Brswner
ard Green b. S and s
" $ Reybgrn and n Thon.s1z defeated '.
Knowles and Wood b. . ard =
The afternoons play included q classy
string Of single matches Results in
these matches also counted win for
Chevy Chase.
Play resulted as follows:
2. McCamnon defeated Ut Brown b. and 3
A. lard defeated II. ClE-k by and :.
NJ Thomso1 - D.. Wood b and 4
". :. Re5uuD defeated Knowles by , and /
II. Oliphsut defeated Prentiss by and L
s DalzsIl defeated 2 Brooses by 6 and 8.
IN the semi-hnais Of the play-off for
the Presidents Cup Kaufman defeated
Charters by and g. In the second
match between O. HorStmann and " s.
Peter q lie resulted at IS holes Horst
man having 10 cOncede 5 strokes 10 Pc
ter, was compelled TO play another Is-hole
match. Peter won by and g
Horstman's card II the first round read:
seas 5354S4 4s545 50
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
CAPITAL BOY PERFORMS WELL
J. I. Barr Ties for First In the
Pole Vault.
Formerly Attended Friends School
Harvard Runner Does Mile In
Remarkable Time.

Boston, Mass, May S-Harvard, 90:
Dartmouth, ., tells the tale of the dual
meet between the two schools here to-
day. The track was in perfect condi-
ton. J. L Barr, Of Washington, D. c..
tied for first place IN the pole vault
with o. E Holman; height, Il feet 6
inches.
Barr formerly attended the Friends
School IN the Capital City, where he too4
an active part in athletics.
The winners Of the principal events
were as follows:
loO-ys1d d2sh-wcn BY Foster, Harvard; Sherman.
Dartmouth. second; HaEley. Dartmouth. third
Tine. 0.s.
Oue-mile run-Woo b. Jaquss. Hzrvzrd; Went
worth Harvard. second; HOyt Harvard, ;hIrd.
Tine. 4-& 25
1sO-yard dash-WOn By Blumer Harvard; Mer-l-
hsw. Harvard second Tine 90 IS
Zlysri dash-Won By Poster. Harvard: Sherman.
DaTnVath seCJldi HsEieJ. Dartmouth. third
s6o,-put-Wun BY Lnts. Harvard. Disancs. IS
feet inches
Pole-7sult-Tie. Ban. Harvard. and Holdmsn,
Dartmouth. Height Il feet 6 inches.
Hamme-throw-Won b. Rueh, Harvard Distas,e
II feet
Broad jur1D--YFon BY Sherman. Dartmouth; Long
Harvard secoad. DissauCs, Q feet inches.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
DIAMOND PICK-UPS.
one out OF three from the Athletics

One out OF three from the Athletics
Better luck the next tine we meet
"wid~ Coaroy is there with the big
stick.
Boston seems to have the New York
Yanks' goat.
Jesse Tannehfus job is good for three
mouths more
Cries Of help from the Giants camp
for Nike Donlin-
-StoHey" NcGlyun is pitching great ball
for Milwaukee.
Frank IsbeITs Wichita team IS leading
the Western League
Wonder when Dolly Gray VIII twirI
again for the Nationalist
'.Larry~ Lajo.e only rappea out four
hits OUT Of as many trips to the plate
Why didn't Manager Joe keep Tom
Hughes in2 The fans want 20 know.
Jack Knight has recovered from his
''wabbles.~ according to the New York
writers.
Doe White played in the Chicago out
field Yesterday. For his heavy hitting,
most likely
EIlCler quinn. OF Lle ElGlL6lCeTS, IS
not finding big league company a path
strewn with roses.
Now. Il Cantillon's boys viii only set
going fast enough 70 break even. the fans
yTilI not say a word
Washington starts out on the first
Western invasion. and now We VIII know
just how 70 strike comparisons
No more baseball here until Nay .. and
/ then the Nationals viii entertain the New
York Yankees first and the Western clubs
in turn
Pitcher Len Stanley. the Washington
boy at present with the Baltimore Orioles,
was beaten by his former team mates,
Toronto. yesterday.
Tim Hurst, for soaking KID z1Iberfeld.
in the Jaw Friday. viii probably be sus-
pended for three DAYS and then taken
back at an increased salary.
Bill Csrrigan. who has been nursing a
strained back for several DAYS. left for
New York Friday to join the Boston
Americans, who are bound for Cleveland.
The Chicago National League club has
claimed Pitcher D. Q Ragon, OF tae Cin-
cinnat team, on whose services waivers
were asked by Manager Griffith five days
ago.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
CPORTING SIDELsGHTC
Ey BILL BAILEY. ~

Oh, yes; It was a beautiful game, but
the Philadelphia Athletics got all the
runs
Somebody must have gotten disguised
with the Jefries-Johnson controversy.
Over 20ao.0s8.o00oa0 days since the ser
pent slipped Eve that apple in the Eden
ball park. and still the snake has moth
ing to say. The fans want to know.
Tom CantweH the Georgetown twirler,
went down for the count in the first in
Ming against Fordham yesterday. and
Smoke" Balzer was our young hero with
the rescue act. 'Rah for Smoke"
By the way. isn't this the same Mr..
StaIlings At whom everybody was dis
posed 10 take a .waIlop about six months
ago?
# Central High School doesn't soon
hurry up and win ball game somebody
VIII have 10 take Jock Shows measure
for a strait-jacket
As close as we can get to It after a
careful study Of conflicting reports, the
American Association and the Eastern
League are rpeeved at something the na-
tional commission Is alleged 10 have done.
eve have leased the running qualities
Of this potential word for three days. be-
ginning TIE day before yesterday.
As long as Tom Noyes has no objection
we vii slip his baseball team a few
words Of advice: The distance between
the bottom and the top is not so great
al this stage OF the proceedings as K VIII
be later, but it is Just as vel 70 get up
there and stay as It IS 20 fan down ana
Try 70 get back again
The bowling game IS emitting a few
dying gasps-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
BEATEN
FOrdham ROmps Home Win.
ner, z to l.
CANTwELL IS BATTED HARD
smoke BaIzer Comes 20 the Res
cue and Does Good wOrk-EEaR
T5vfrIs Mastery Game for New
Yorkers-SchIafIy Responsible for
the HiIItoppers Only Tally.
SPECIAL 70 he washinsson Herald

SPECIAL 70 Tie Washington Herald.
New Yo-k. May S-FOrdham ran away
from her old rival. Georgetown. to-day
on Fordham Field. 70 l
Egan pitched FOR Fordham and struck
cut twelve men, allowing only one 10
walk When the Bronx boys came 10 the
bat they ran away with the game.
Cantwen was handing them out Tor
Georgetown. and walked Mccarthy. Cot
fey sent him home on a three-bagger.
Nahoaey singled, scoring Co6ey. Ma
honey stole second. took third On Egan's
sacrifice ScanIon raped out single,
bringing Mahoney home. and then scored
himself on q wild pitch after some hne
base running
Baker took the mound for Georgetown
IN the second Inning and finished The
game Things went smoothly until the
fifth inning. when Mccarthy, the first
man up for Fordham. walked Coneys
out sent him 70 second. and then George
town gave an exhibition Of errors that,
with hits by Egan and O'ReiIly, cost three
runs
The lonely run for the visitors was
made BY Murphy. who singled. got away
around 70 third OF q wild throw by Nc
Carthy, and scored on SchIafy's single
The visitors errors proved costly. and
nearly al Of them were responsible for
Fordham's runs
Balzsr famed eight Fordham players
and did not allow a base on balls
Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Port Deposit. Nd. Nay S-Episcopal
High school landed second and Central
High third h0nors in The seventh annual
field and track nee. OF the Tome Insti-
tute held here to-day. which was un-
doubtedly the greatest event Of its kind
in the history Of athletics At the local
institution.
Lawrencevnle School carried OF The
honors Of the day. with a total OF 81.
points. Episcopal. with three entries
scored q, and Central High Is.
PendIetOn the star.
Individual honors went 10 PeDdleton,
the premier schoolboy athlete OF the
South, who captured first place in the
three events in which he entered, scoring
q total Of Is points. equsling the school
record Of 10 seconds in the Ie3-yard dash
and clipping twO-ffths Of a second Of
the standing mark in the 22oyard dash,
negotiating the distance IN the remark
able tine OF - 10 secOrds- The E2isco-
pal High School boy was pitted against
such stars at Tucker. Of Lawrenceyille;
Hillard Tucker, OF Delaney school, and
Patterson. the fastest Of Baltimore s
schoolboy. athletes.
More records fen by the waysids than
IN any meet pulled OF IN this section Of
the country IN many years New marks
we're hung I'D IN the mile run. 22o-yard
dash. senior: 22a-yard, junior; 75-yard,
junior: 75-yaTd. novice; s5o-yaTd, novice,
and the shot-put. Surran, Of Atlantic
City High School, egGaled the record OF
2-os for the SSe-yard run, held for many
years by Melvin Sheppard, the Olympia
hero. who at one time represented the
Temple College Preparatory School
Hot Competition
Competition was Of the hair-raising va
riety. and nearly every event was fea-
tured By a close finish The dashes, as
well as the distance runs. were any
bcdy's until the last few yards. when the
athlete possessed OF the greatest amount
.of endurance surged ahead and copped the
event.
The showing Of Central High School. Of
Washington. is more than creditable.
when taking into consideration the fact
that the team is composed for the greater
part Of green material Several OF the
raea were away OF on form, but never
tbeIess put I'D credifa5le races.
Capt Clancy ran q strong race IN the
yard run, IN which he finished third.
Continued On Page i. COIum& 9.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
Navy Crack Shots Best.

Annapolis. I'D, May SIN the opening
rife match Of the local season. the Naval
Academy. won from the Maryland Ma
tional Gusrdsmen by s,os1 points TO 5.O4s.
The visitors had a substantial lead IN the
skirTnIsh runs. but this was overcome by
fair margin in the go. 600. and 500 yards
slow FIRE and the 90 yards rapid fire
distances secured by the midshipmen-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
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LEFT q bsscs-Foz5ha-n. 3; Geo-gstoVn. TO
base hits-SellafT, SittsTiiuE. Three5sse hit-C1f-
fev. Sacifcs hIt-Eean- Stolen hsse-NIzhaaev
Egz1, 2 Scaless %. 3Iu-1hv- Scllzay. Bases CT
hslls-01 Celtweu. !; Il Bslzsr. > Str5ck out
b. Ezzn. ?, r Ca1twsIl J. by Balzsr S Hit
b pitcher-BT Esan. /; bT Bslzz-, wil5 gitcn-
Canrueu- Passed bells-3cCsrthy :: Sit-s--iu-
Unpre-ir- Diet-ich- Tine q gz=s-I kosE
and : nzinr-ss. Atten5snc-Isa
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
sTSddies Beaten at Tennis.

Annapolis. Nd. May S-Prinoeton wo1
from the Naval Academy at tennis this
afternoon, taking all -four Of the single
matches and both doubles. which mads
up the tournament The Princetonisns
were too strong for the MIddies. the lat
ter winning out one set Ia tbs singles
and one Ia the doubles.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Hits Dade-Os RelIsoach. = ; rs INNINGS OF
Higginbotham. ; In 4 innings OF Rowan. in
innings: OF Gaspar. I n I i1nizE. Two-base hit
Hoblitzen. Thrce-bass hit-ETers. Double pays
Doxuey % Eezn % HoblitzeI; Jober 20 Esan %
HOblitzsu: Tinker 10 Howard. Bass on balIs-Of
Reulbach. 2; Of HiEEinbosasu. 1; 01 BroEn /; "a
Rowan. ?; Of Gaspsr. 2 Stulck out-By Rowan.
.; by B-o~1, . U=7ires-Aess-s- Ernsia and
ODzy. Tine q gsne-l hou-. and & minutss
Attendance-3ae
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
Obermeyer Wins Marathon.

Brooklyn. n. 7. May S-George J.
0bermeyer. OF the National A c, won
the Marathon race Of the Acorn a. c. at
Saratoga Park this afternoon. Time. s
hours minute and IS seconds. E P.
Carr. OF Xavier 4. A.. was second
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
MAPS DEFEAT SOX.
'sDOcV White Plays in OutReId fog
Chicago.

Chicago. Nay S-The blescher pavilions
and grand stand were packed 70 witness
the last game between the White Sox
and Maps. Rafferty, was in right field in
with the fans.
Manager Sullivan sent Doc White t0 the
outfeld IN pla~s OF Cravath- Bradley and
Lajoie had their batting eyes with them
and helped materially toward the Cleve-
land victory Both RhOades and Smith
were knocked out Of the box Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09
DUNN AFTER EEMPHILL.
OrioIe Manager FIirtS with sIat.
terr,s Star Center Fielder.


tery's Star Center Fielder.
Toronto, May 2-Charlie Hemphil, for
several seasons one Of the leading out
helders IN the American League. may
become an Oriole. At any rate he viii
be a fuIl-hedged member OF the Bait
more baseball club i Manager Jack
Duna's proposition with George stallings.
manager Of the New York Americans.
ends favorably- Dunn wired stallings
that he would Ike 70 land HemphHI.
Dunn was prompted to start negotiations
for HemphiIl when he opened a telegram
from StaUings dated New York. which
read. You can have McIlvane Il you
want him"
Upon hearing from Stallings Dunn I'm
mediately got busy and flashed this one
back to the New York manager: Don't
want Mcnvaine. but viii take HemPhli''
The Washington herald., 1909-05-09

Sscrisos hit-BIaunout- Stcien bases-O Hsra.
Bates Flrst base or errors-Nev YcrE. .. Bos-1n-
/ Stuck cuf-Rg Marfern. I. ~ AEes. 2 Bases
% baEs-0E Matte-u. 5. OF ANS. 4 Double
pzy-NsComick = Tsn1cy. Hit b. rsteaed tfA-
81 Ans J. Lefs O. bases-NeE f1-k. s, Bosson. 3
UmpirzA<2Iessrs. Jchrstocs ard Cusscz. At;e1d-