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The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

Former Governor Broward is
president Of the Florida Home Life
Insurance Company, recently orga-
nized in Jacksonville and capitalized
at 800, 900.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

Jack-That young Sim2erly seems
such fragile fellow should hesitate
10 touch him for fear be would break.
Sam He wouldn't hesitate about
touching you If he was broke.-London
Telegraph.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

Jacksonville people are now pro-
vided with amusement Of every
kind, from the high.clsss theatrical
TO moving pictures, The vaudeville
shows run full blast every night, in
Guiding sunday.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
Where to Sino,

IT will sing something restful to you,
dear" said lady to her morose hus-
band. Shall sing Far, Far AwayP"
81 wish you would" was the bitter
reply. ut would save the trouble Of
apologizing to the neighbors."
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

The Nassau County Truck Farm,
incorporated, is preparing to grow
vegetables upon a large scale near
Fernandina. An srtesian well is he
ing bored and extensive irrigsting
machinery installed.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21
How Those Girls Low. One Another.

How Those Girls LOVE One Another.
Maud-And the last thing that Henry
did was to give me kiss. Mabel
Indeed! should think that is about
the last thing he would Illustrated
Bits.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

Sponges are great germ collectors.
They should be scalded out thoroughly
every little while.
The enterprise-recorder. (Madison, Fla.) 1908-1933, 1909-10-21

The taxicab chaaffeurs in Jackson
Vile are out on a strike, but Mana
ger jet" Bowden manages to keep
tue cabs going az usual.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
WorDpuIfahrteu.

Eie @ntoedunQsfnbrten mad, benz
ytoropOl beaannen 5tpifhen 1867 uno
1911 burh Den GnaldnDer 0ubiOn.
nnh Dem nuh Die 0ubfon.Bai ihren
Wamen Dat. Sin Rumenspsiter oes
ieBigen, als Ypl.GntDeder aeIeierten
5orlhers @oot eina l77S l77o in
.oas gerinasmeer. am 10. Sahrbuu..
bert FDlpten sSohtr &oB. Barn uno
syaines HoB, nelher 1929 gum erlten
Wale in oleien boben 8reiien Elm
8ampfidiff oermanote. osiien Muidine
ieoob periagte ct entoefie ben ma9=
rstiihen Norbpol. @robss NuIleben
srreate Die Noropol. Expedition oss sna=
lii6en Sssoffisiers 5ranttin, Der l845
nit atpei 6braubenoampfern ins go.
larmeer ieaelie.~>oob uoufdnoia psr=
ihollen blieb. @eribieoenen &sttungs.
srpspitionen. i'm 8ansen 40. aslane ss
ni6t. Don ben 8eriGolenen Gunoe au
erbalien, erit 1879 bradte Die Ghmats
taiben'ide Expedition Die 8etpiBbeit
bon bem unteraan9e Der aansen grpe+
oition. Bon ben neueiten polarfor=
ihern erreifte 1895 Der beriibmte Nor=
lusae Sriojoff Nunlen 86 Grab Is Wi=
nllien. Ser 9eraog Der Nbru5sen aina
l899-l900 nit Der .Stella polare"
in oas n6rolihe @ismeer. ein Mitglieo
isiner Expedition, Der Gdpitdn @aQni.
fam big au 86 8rab 81 Diinuten. 1906
uelana es Dem Wmeritaner pearp. bis
81 @rob 6 Minuten, alio 222 Gilo.
meter bonn Noropol entfernt, nod Npr=
ben por3lorinsen. gearp mar oa6er
big our iinaiten &eiie oes Dr. Goot
Dem 9foropol am ndhfen aetommen.
Deutihe haben iih bel Der @ntoeflna
oes Noropols neniaer betbeiliat. 1869
big 1870 9ina Der 6oriher Roloemsp
on Der Norotiife @rOnlanos por. 1883
big 1884 NOR Die polar.@rpeoition oes
Dr. Boas.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
HoIitt1AeS.

Wlit all9emeine Nefrieoiauna ipurbe
bon alien liberalen Glenientsn Die Nah.
ritt aufgenommen. baB s5pbn u. 6ill.
unier friberer Gerihtsi1reiber. lib
peigert. ais 6anolanaer ber Mntisea-
loon.2iaa in oen Gampf uln bas Mmt
beg Wiapors einsuarsifeu. Gr bat be-
liimmt erildri, er tperbe tein @anoioat
iein.
llnb MN ioa Chicago oil bic Neibe
tommen. Sic Yrobibitionsianatlter
babtn nidats meniaer i'm Sinn. als
Woraen in Der MetropoIe oes Dsifens
einen 6elosug asaen bic Dirtbihafien
au er6ffnen. gsi Der ndhitsn Jriib.
iabrsmabl boiIsn iie su liegen. Sin
trofenes Gbicaao" iit ihr 6eloNsIhrei,
uno nit osm feIieu gntihluB. einen
ieoen Der 1000 W,ribe III @bieaao aus
oem 8eihdit Su treibsn. tueroen iio bonn
ndhffsn 0reital an petitiOnen fir cine
Gocal- Option=W unter Dem Beieb
bon 1907 cirtuiren loiien. Sir oieIe
petit,on miiien iie his ipdieliens in Der
erfien QDohe i'm Gebruar msbr als
$4,000 unterlariften iammeln.
Ser @Ommiildr fiir SnlanoIteusrn
in WalhinatOn. Gabea. bot entibieoen,
Dab Wein. Der aus &olinen Qsiuonnen
mirb, pom eriten Sttober all uerlteuert
tueroen mub.
3nIt iu1t nuf isiner politiihen
Gunoreile su ertldren, parum man
nit Der Sarifrefornl. ,pie Iie bieien
CONNER im GonareB ourdasiebt uurs
De. 5uirieoen iein iollte. bat ober i'm
Wehen tein 8luf nit ieinen grtldrun=
oen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
9te 2S1mtta Des Ndtb,els.

@esen ben Sob lit feiu &raut geipahIen Gterben
nliiiien mir alle. Smiotern bat 6ann autt Elm be-
rhhmter franabfldber Mr5t @e1t gebabt, dIs er bez
el blritele beilen &binn9 ne pDr bem Tpbe Al, fins
ben Jet genn erit NIT benz lobe miroen ipir ', er-
tabren paruH tptr etn nergdnglites Galein Az
rdtbieI been 9Dung nit ienieits bes esteu giiinS.
isins ltest lno sipar e,n &dtbieI, sas pbne oisf
GehetnlntBoones bod ppn grDber Mibti9feit it, 9as
nntirlidbe Mltersgrenae gu flbren 9enn gelub iein
beiBt isngs ieben nno siadii1 iein. Sic 2bimna
bieies Rdtblels lte9t aber baria, unferem 35rper.
neil nit i'm SGweiBe beS an9efitts unisr Wrnb
neroensn miiisn: gu 9sesbsner Set nit elmer Nuf.
r,l1nn9 Der S6tts aa Pitlfe an fommen fpte ne Sic
Meiie oorbieten Dieie beriibmten NiIIen iins in
Mpofbeten 3n baben, nur aus beiliomen Rrdnferr
beretst nHD bepe,ien iontit boB sS bod gtebt eilt
II npn siejen pil!en baS Adt9eI zines ianaeN az,
fuHeeu XebeuS aelDF wprneW, y ~ ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
Gin Gilruf.

Gbne1 0err Npotbefer. ghnen
@ine s6ahtel bon Yudlsn's Nrnica
5albe. 0ier lit elm Nierteloolar. I'm
8ottesmilen @dneu |! Ser sdug-
ling bat lih idredlih perbrannt.
Sobnnie bat ieinen SUB nit Der Dirt
aeidnitten, - Mamie 1T berbriibi. -
ga tann Dor 0dmorrboihen nidt ge=
ben, - 2illie bat Gbwdren uno meine
Subneraugen idmeraen. Sic erbie!t
lie uno beilte balo bic ganSe 6amilie
sic 1T oas sr0Bts 9eilmittel auf
groen., gefrieoiaeno 9arantirt bon
W. s. peter's. oem oeutI6en Mpo.
tbefer.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30

barin au inhsn. bab iie Jpn niht
mo6ie, ionoern NEIL iie Der Nnlitt
mar. bab fie au alt iei. um iidb nod.
mails IN bic ghsisllsln idmisosn su
laRen.
Cine Hatte on Der 8robe elmer ae.
w6bnlihen 3abe ariif S,sorae Bodied
BON Oounastomn, ipdhreno bieier in
ieines Yruoers shsuer arbeitete. OIL.
uno Der Wann batie osrart Qeaen bas
unbeinlihe Shier an,utdmpfsn. bob
er faa erid6pft' suiamnlsnbrah. Die
Maite mnroe idlieBlia nit einsm
priiqel tootaefhlaaen. -
0lit einem Belle ermoroete William
Dapis. Elm 2Oidbriaer Sunas, am
5onntaa ieinen Yatsr. ben 40 ssuhre
alten g!i 8aois. in oeHen in Der Ndhe
Der WarIuif= 3ehe. unipeit @oibocton.
aeleaener Wohnuna. Ser Batter bate
in beirunlsnem 3uitanoe feline 6rau
su miBbanoeln periuht uno tie nit benz
Sooe beorobt. uno es Qeihab gum
ShuBe ieiner Wutter. oab Der Gohn
,um Ynterm6roer puroe. Der iunQs
Wam 1T in 6alt asnommsn. gr
smpfinoet teine &sus iiber bic Sbai
uno hoHt unisr ben umfdnosn aui
Jreiipre9una.
Gapio Miller, Elm adtjdhriaer Sunae
bon @anton. leaie Dor Yoliseihef &.
8. Wesnar Dos iiberraidsnoe 8elidno.
n,b ab, bic pielen Glelnfeuer. bic in
lebter 3sit in iener Gtaot ndhilid
oortamen uno Die 6euermebr tuie Die
SenobnerIdaft in Mufreaung bielten.
anQeleQt au baben. Gtaais= sfeuermar=
lhau 3uber ilt in Canton einaeiroffen.
um lih Der Code ansunebmen uno.
lpie es beiBt. bot er bereits Uorfeb=
.rlln9en fir bic unterbrineuna oes
Sunasn in Der Gnaben=S Snonitrieihnle
in qaneaifer aetroffen. Yer iuaenb-
lide granoiiifter paro neullb aud be.
lhuloidt. in einem Webserlaoen Die
@eloihublaoe 9epliinoert 5u baben !;
tpeasn isinsr> Suseno mar oomals Don
.feiner aerihillben gerfolauna Abiano
aenonlnen motoen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
@ebett ricfi9 ab.

Die Nahfra9e nod iener tuunber=
barren Magen., Qsber= uno gierentur.
Or. Sings Stem 2ife piQs III liau.
nensmertb. W. 6. leters. Der DeuiThe
Npotbefer, iaat. bab er ME etmas
Mebnlihes fab. Sos fonlmt oaber,
neil He ME Derfsblen. iaueren Mnaen.
Dartleibigteit, unperbaulihfeit. Bal.
leniudt. @elbIuht, Nerbenfopfmeb.
Gbiitielfrof unD Maleria 3u beilen.
Nur 25c.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30

= Gtatt Belueiis bsi3ubrinaen. bah
Or. @oot ME am Nprbpol geueien.
follie pearp crit bspsifen. oab e. ielbli
bort mar.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30
InIanD.

>ln Der IL. unD GodmeG 6traBe in
@bica9o fubr am Gieuliaa Nabt Elm
Die 5taot uerlanenOer YaHa9ier3ug Der
Banhanole @iisnbabn in einen nit
Vieh 9elabenen @iiterau9 binein. Die
4abaie uno Elm She'll oes 8iitersuQes
wuroen ooltdnoi9 sertriimmert. Seds
Berlonen biiBten bel Dem unfaa ihr
lpten Elm uno etlua piersehn nuroen
oe,leBt. Giniae 10 i9mer. bob lie taum
NIT Dem 2eben oaoon tommen peroen.
Die 8etDoteten lino Siebbdnoler. bic
in Der Gabuie Elm lntertommen aefun.
oen batten uno 5ur 3eit als Der unfal
ltattfano, nod i6liefen. Sic Srim=
mer beg 8iiier5uaes serieiben balo nod
oer @ollilion in Yrano. 0on ben Sc
tooteten waren big Wittuod Mittas
MIR awei ioentili3irt s.. potier Gus
Dion Safe. N. g.. uno San Shlam=
ger. 6apette. q. 8. Ser paHaaiersus
mar mad Cincinnati heliimmt. @r psr=
lieB ben union. gabnbof in @bicaao I'M
l2 ubr uno fubr our 3eit als Die Sol.
liiion fattfano. iebr iGnel. 8ie paHa=
aiere oieies 3uaes falnen nit Dem
bloBen Sbrefen oaoon. Die Nettunas=
arbeiten ipuroen ourh oas 6euer. baa
oen Grahtua beinabe politdnoia ssr=
forte. iebr eridnert. Soft Elm Wun=
Der 1T es 5u nennet, oaB Der 2otOmo=
tipfiibrer unb 0ei3er bes paHa9iersuaes
unperlebt oapon tamen. lleber Die ur=
Iahe bes unfalls lit nibts betannt 9e=
9eben moroen.
Nm Montag betraten in Sa9inan.
Did. poliseibeamte auf VeranlaNuns
bon Nahbarn bic 1rmli1e Wobnuns
Der 38idbriaen Jran 5bomas Naib.
,uelde lie, trant i'm Bette lie9eno, bor-
fauoen. Muf Dem 6uBbooen tauerten
ibre i'm aarien Mlter itebencen feds
Rinoer oem Snnaertooe nabe. 9ie
unaliidlide Grau ertldrte nit ihuader
Stimme. oaB lih Die 6amilie, ieitoem
Der 8atte uno 8ater iie 5or aebn Sa-
gen perlaHen. bon trodenem Brot uno
ettDas Qpee erna1rt DQ0e. Gtne unters
iu6ung ergab. baB aud Der Brotpors
roth nahs3u erid6pft mar. Die Metm.
ten tpurben BON Der MrmencommilIiDn
nit NGbruna periorgt uno BON Seiten
Der polisei miro nod oem esDifenlolen
0aupte Der Ganlilie 9eforitt.
0ier Hduber ip,sn9tsn Samtae
9}aht ben @eloihrant Der Bant in
Bluforo, Slls.. unb tablet ales baare
@elo. oos fie fanoen. etfua 81. 900.
Nah Der leBten 3dbluna muroen
wdlrenb bes lebten i'm aonaen Siioen
unIsres Qanbes berrIhenoen Siurmes
3uiammen 200 perionen aetcotet.
R. n. Aobubbea. triiberer Biirger.
lneilter BON Glora. Slls.. muroe beg
Noroes fhuloi9 befunoen uno su 80
Sabren 3nhtbaus berurtbeilt. vi
bat aoen stuDtmarida0 3atb Gbipler
! leri6Ofsn.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-09-30

! Gute RatbiAldse iino bldg.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
I he NJ A RK { I s

Chicago. July 9.-1he wheat mar
ket fluotuated nervously yesterday
over comparatively narrow range
but closed firm on covering by shorts
final quotations being lac lower %
3-Sc to 1-2c higher compared with
Wednesdays c4ose Corn and GA
closed irregular and provisions fairly
steady.
Additional rain in the harvest belt
caused firm wheat opening, prices
being shade lower to 3-Se To l2c
higher, compared with the previous
close. The market, however, broke
sharply early in the day on liberal
sales Of the July delivery, but soon
rallied. In the fifteen minutes fol
lowing the posting of the government
crop report, the market developed
moderate firmness, the official figures
on the new crop being less bearish
than expected in some quarters.
The feature Of trade in the corn
market was an advance Of more than
&c in the July delivery The close
was strong for July and barely
steady for other deliveries, with
prices 1Sc lower to lie 70 $50
higher
Conditions in the oats pit were
somewhat similar to those that eX
iatcd in the corn market. At the
close prices were 3-Sc lower TO 3SC
higher than final quotations Of Wed
nesday
Provisions were weak a the start
At the close prices were &c higher tc
Zoe lower.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
NAT TIONAL EDUCATORS
OPPOSE FRATERN|TIES
(By Associated Pres2)

Denver, Colo July 9.-The election
Of James Y Joyner superintendent
OF public instruction Of North Caro-
lima. as president os the National
Education association yesterday, was
lhe Chief event of the session
Joynor was elected en- The second
ballot and his rise 10 the presidency
was the cause OF great satisfaction.
Ben Hewitt head OF dhe ST. ouis
schools. and Dr. j. H. Phillips OF
Birmingham Ala, Werc candidates
Fraterntes Opposed
Immediately anciWard the resolu
ti2ns committee appeared with a
quiet enough arrangement of ere
solves and thank yous. innocent
enough except in one essential, and
his referred to the democracy OF
the schools The clause dealing with
the subject maintained that dcmoc
rlcy is absolutely necessary. After
setting forth eiaborately the commit
tees views the resolution explained
that TO- make this democracy stand
ont in the true light Of Jeffersouiar
simplicity II would be the disagree
able duty of the preceptors to smitC
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
COTTON.

New Orleans. luly 3 Cotton
srats vesterdaf were quiet with
prices unchanged middling ~ l.l6;
sales i25 on the spot ana none TO
arrive
FIXTURES opened steady 70
points above the close Yesterday as
a result OF high temperatures in the
Southwest. Lack of rain in Texas
however. continued as the predomi
mating feature Of the market and
prices held their own fairly we'll
The local weather bureaus forecast
fer showers in Northern Texas 10
nieht detracted slightlv from the
bullish weather advicee from Texas
Gains which were scored during the
morning were partially wiped out
during the afternoon At the close
which was steady the market was
10 10 roirfs above the close yester
dav CLOSING bids luly s1229: Aug
SO 50. Sent 50 80. Oct Sl2 70.
Nov St2 is Fec 81 81; IAN
ST. %, March Sl2 %.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
American Barn Dance

(N. Y. MaiD
The American barn dance, now one
of the leading novelties of the Lon
,on bathrooms. has been introduced IN
his country. Several society women
st rtlci the community with IS K
Henrys Barn rance to which they
lanccd ,hc figures of the Virginia
reel and the hoe-down. Since then
thc band and orchestras have taken
up the craze.
Tho method in which The dance IS
interpreted is hat of six couples who
swing thci, partners to 2 central point
then waltz back to an angle formed
by the first reuea ing couple, who IN
turn. exchange partners. The follow
ing strains Indicate the musict theme
to lNhica this is done:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
Cleveland 5, Washington 2

Cleveland. July Cleyelan' bunch.
ed hits Ia the sixth inning and scored
three runs. Br7 7dleys double driving
in the winning run Washington had
the bases filled in the ninth, but could
not score.
score. r n. h
.Clevelanl ...... 600 COS oON-S
Washineton 1l0 coo ZOO
FalkenbuTg aud Easter
" Johnson. Groom AMI Street
summary base hits, Birming
han. Bradley, Donohue; bases on balls
eff FalSenburg l., off Johnson l.
atruck Out Ay FSlkenhurg I, by John
son 4. 0y Groom !
Umpires-E Egan and Evans
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
Boston 10, St. Louis 6

Boston July "a high wind blew
clouls Of dust across the field, making
good playing almost impossible in the
e me between St Louis and Boston,
which the latter won, 10 to g.
score. X Ii Il
st Louis 49,. 00l 600 i0l- 10 4
Roston ~ col 600 l2*-l0 II
batteries Sallee, Bdchman aud
White and Graham.
Summary Two base hits, Byrne
Evans and Sweeney: three base hit
peaumori. base on balls, White 4
Slllco ! Bachman , struck out, by
White >, Bachman >.
Umpirc-kane.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09

Detroit, July -Kgause won his
ninth straight game yesterday
Score: r. II T.
Detroit .... coo GOO 0i0-1 &
Philadelphia -. 001 600 020- d
Batteries Willie 4, Works and stan
age K,ause and Thomas.
summary base hit, Crawford
three base hit. Davis, Eaker, b'seS
ON balls, off Wlllct 7, off Krause e.
struck ou;, by Willet >. by Woks /
by Krausc 5.
Umpitts--Sheridan AMI KERN.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

New York, July Though Pitts
bug outh't the locals, the National
league leaders were benton, 8 to 1.
New Yorl' Won the game in the firs
inning when following a base on balls
and an error. Murray tripled
Score X. III. h.
Pitsburg ... 100 600 000-l s
New York . 30l 00l 000-5 Q
Batterics-Willis, Leever and Glib
son; Wiltse and Schlei
Summary-Two base hits, Wagner
Leach and Miller: three base hit, Muir
ray: struck out, by Willis ), by Wiltse
is: base or balls, off Willis s. off Lee
yer /, off Wiltse 1.
Umplres-E Emslie and O'Day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
DELAYS SCHOOL DISTRICT LEVY

Assistant State School Superintend-
ent J. W Wilkinson announces that
the school districts will be unable 10
comply with the revenue law this
year in making their levy for the
next fiscal year on or before the
second Monday in July owing to the
fact that the state board of equaliza
tion has not as yet passed upon the
county valuations and that the tax
payers in the districts will meet
next Monday and adjourn over until
equalization board has acted
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
e - . CURES
easys - - BLOOD POISON

blood of
Poison the
o1t and usually and ulcers show themselves
body At the first of SIS
trouble too powerful and dangerous to he wt allowed
tines makes complete physical wreck Of tho sufferer The disease
hdWay
tons; be
blood
circulation
tally health
all blemishe
circulation of the
Blood
proven than Home
book and medical o a owrite
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA GA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
Cincinnati 9, Brooklyn 8

BROOKLYN. July 9-Brooklyn on
batted Cincinnati, but lost the game
through Bells wildness md Bergen
bad throwing. Brooklyn has decided
to prot ast the game.
Score: r. II. Il
Cincinnati 49, 800 l41 00* If
Brooklyn ...... 202 OIL 002-S IA
Fatteries- Campbell. Gaspar an
Mclean. Bell and Bergen.
summa-y-TNo base hits. Olkes
Egan Hummell three base hit, Len
nox. base on balls, Bell 4, Campbell
Gaspar /. struck out, by Bell ,, by
Campbell T.
Umpire-klem.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
Chicago s, Philadelphia 3

Philadelphia. July 9-Chicago easily
defeated Philadelphia to B. both
Moren and Richie being wild and in
effective
Score. X. H. Il
Philadelphia GOO 600 120-3 8
Chicago .. 300 4l0 000-S II {
Batteries Moren, Richie and Mar
tell overall and Archer
summary base hits. Knabe
Magee. Osborne, Tinker, three bast
hits. Chance. overall, Titus, base or
balls, OF Moren 8, off Richie 4, of
Overall 2, struck out by Moren /, By
Richie by Overall 6.
Umpiros -Rigler and Johnstonc.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
san Antonio t2, Galveston 3

san Antonio. Tex, July 9-Gilks
presented his latest find for the first
ime in san Antonio and the locals
found him for an even loZen hits and
as many runs.
Score. H II. +.
san Autcrio 040 250 01t-12 II 5
Galveston 0l0 coo 002-3 7 )
Batteries Winchell and Alexander;
Platter and OueisSer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-07-09
TEXAS LEAGUE

Oklahoma City at Shreveport.
Galveston at San Antonio.
Houston at Waco.
Fort Worth at Dallas
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the fraleuit evil in the nigh schools
of the land.
After some commotion the anti.
fraternity clause went through with.
Gut amendment llencelarth there
fore. tho fraternity will meet with
official opposition in tine high school
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10 this melody the text runs as fol
lows s..
Come along and let's make merry
dCyn at the huskin bee.
Applejack and good blackberry, Wen
have a jubilee etc.
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AME RicAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville Toledo ,. Louisville
0.
A. ST Paul-First game. st Paul 3,
1. second game, St. Paul
S. Milwaukee Z
At Minneapolis-First game Kans a.
City g. Minneapolis q second game,
Kansas City 1. Minneapolis :
At indianapolis indianapolis =,
Columbus 0.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Columbus at Indianapolis.
Toledo at Louisville.
Milwaukee at st, Paul.
Kansas City at Minneapolis
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st. Louis, July 9-St Louis won
both sides of double-Eeadcr from
Chicago the scores being to | and
to o.
FRS 3 me score. II T.
st Iou's 0S0 Ol0 1O*-5 10 o
Chicago ....... 00l 000 0o0-i 10 3
Batteries Powell and Crger; Fiene
and sullivan.
Summary Two base hits IIartzcll,
Wallace Ferris; base on bAlls, Off
Powell ., Oft Ficnc 3, stuck out, by
Powell 3 by Fiene ,.
Umplres Connolly and Hurst
Second game score X II y
st. LOUIS ...... 0o0 GOO 00l l J
Chicago 600 600 000-0
Batteries -Dineen and stephens,
Scott ana Owens
Summary Pase on balls, off Dineen
/, off Scott t. struck out, by Dlneen
.. hv Scott g.
Umprcs-H Hurst and Connolly.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita at Des Moines
Topek2 at Omaha
Pueblo at Sioux City.
Denver al Lincoln.
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Shreveport, La, July "a sensa
tional rally in the ninth inning gave
Oklahoma City a brilliant pitchers
bat de. scosa , to /, Both Drohan and
Bcolcs we're on edge ana but for cost
~ errors the game might have gone
bcyonl the union scale of innings.
Score by innings:
Fl rcvepOt .......... 900 t0l Olu-l
Oklahoma city ...... O00 000 O02-g
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Phila ielphia al Detroit
Washington at Cleveland
New York at st. Louis.
Boston at Chicago
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Brakeman Herbert Mlyette. of the
Eastern Oklahoma passenger run is
lavng NJ. for fow days and Broke.
man Allen is on in his stead.
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Denver 6, Lincoln 5

Lincnln July 9-ln a slow linn
ing gam Denver defeated Lincoln
By the score Of 3 10 3.
Score. r. II h
Lincoln .... 00i GOO 0l0 00-5 3
Denver ... l0e 30 eco 0l-6
Batteries Jones. Johnson and Sui
Ivan. Shandow. Adams and ThOmp
son
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Tho dance proper occupies increased
interest | is wrought to climax in
which the couples sing as they lance
For this purpose set of words called
Down IT the Huskin Bee are inv)k
ID. The following bars Of Mr. Honry's
bsrn dance are utilized
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Pueblo Is, Sioux City 6

Sioux City. July g-Pueblo won a
walkaway all pichers looking alike
to the Indians. who won easily.
Score: r. H. +.
Pueblo ..... 022 COS 1l2-l3 20 }
sioux Civ .. 020 100 coo 8 II 4
Batteries Galgano and Mite. From
me. Chaheek. Alderman and T0wne.
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NATIOnAL LEAGUE

ri tsburE at New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at Brooklyn
st. Louis at Boston.