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TEXAS LEAGUE

San Antonio gj Oklahoma City g,
Oklahoma City Ok. April S0-Il
a game played IN fierce sand storm
that rendered anything approaching
good playing impossible, San Antonio
club drubbed the crippled Indians
8 to 6, yesterday. The wind, the
sand. the lateness OF the arrival Of
the San Antonio players and the wild
ness Of the pitchers combined to
make the affair process Of agon'
for tae spectators, who remained solG
" Because the indians stood q chanc
Of overcoming the lead Of h0sliles.
By Innings:
Oklahoma City ..... Oi0 0iO 49--l
San Antonio ........Olo 0s2 00--s
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Report of the Corporation
Commission of Oklahoma.
Data Of Vast importance and Interest the People Of
the New State.

fCnnlinuad from yasterdayl
ORDER NO. 8.

70 All Raioad Combaaps 0herotUgo Lae Of Railroad N c State
tiHf Of 0hahaHlds IS
IN pFdef that this Commission ay establish thorough and com
pie Short line eaE table between al stations existing tho
nc Of railroad ii the State Of Oklahoma shall forward tho
office Of the Corporation Commission Guthrie Oklahoma two
copies Of the following document:
Complete list of All stations in station order The State o Okla
hona sown0 he distance from all terminus State line points, also
showing distance from each junction intersection with any oih
sairoad h the Se Of Oklahoma Junction points viii b considered
all points where physical track connections il effect ri
see any lines of railroad o. ialefs with se execution
hat where there T. physical ff connection within five miles Any
Hobart Okla Mon George Iuuihef Co 81. g. 3. vs. s..
intersection q spslas bsINsfn sv0 railroads h dapss afsa np
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WESTERN LEAGUE


nenver q: Omaha
Denver. Colo. April 3O-six thou
sand shverlng fans Witnessed the
opening game Of the Western league
season here. Denver winning from
Omaha IN the fourteenth inning. The
greater part Of the game was played
In driving snow storm.
Score: H. Il. h
Omaha /. UOi 600 i0l 00G 0j-3 II 8
Denver 02O 0l0 900 600 00-4 ~ 2
Batlerles--Johnson and G0ndng;
Cullen and Zauaky.
Aa~a-~
Pueblo 5; Des Moinee o.
Pueblo, April 3O-Six thousand lanl
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q - . PURIFIE5
-. . - BAD BLOOD

Bad blood responsible ailments when from any
infected With impurities hunnra poous trouble IN
Muddy. oW eonpxona erpoHs pmnes
blood infected w unheAhy hsnua which hav changed
pure acIH huid which forces out Its
pt through the and glands q $40 sn very common avi
blood which break the flesh often
insignificant tho blood
healthy place being Infected impurities
which discharged irritation Inflammation
up broken and tho continues unt the
pnraad the Natures budpuner and soulos
made entirely Bonn o herbs and psF = So down into sh ciIcge.
Vitality zeedig tones w the entire system nutzea
blood making ea and healthy
naniIr cures Eem at ether
eruption nppk Abe d medical advice f
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co., ATLANTA, "a,
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BENSON ACQUITTED

Washington. ID. c. April 2s--fOhn
!. necaOn, of san Francisco charged
with bribery Of Government officials
II connections with western land lr.
reguIarIlles, was acquitted by q Jury
ID TIE criminal covft here this after
noon alaAmHAl
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II you have backache and urinary
troubles you should take FUley's Kid.
ney Remedy 10 strengthen and build
tip the Kidneys SO they VIII act prop
efly as a serious kidney trouble inlay
ioyelop FOR sale by c. R. Renifo.
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2eynolde, pa, April 20 -Four work
men we're killed and four others In
iured IN an explosion In the slyeerlne
packing house Of the Potts Powder
company here today.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Boeton i0s New YORK 4
Boston. April so Boston won lro6
New York 10 to g taking the series
by three games TO one Newton was
hatted hard and his support was poor
klenow was put of the field for dis
putting wiih Umpire Egan
score R. II. n
Boston .... 22O 004 OK 10 IL 4
New York .. 900 020 OH "A 7
Batteries Clcotte and Corrlsau,
Newton, Klien0w and Blair
Two base bit, Stahl, GessIer Blair,
Wagner. three base hit, @. McCon.
nell. sacrifice hits Lord. c0rrIgan.
Keeler; stolen bases, G Mcconnell.
Austin. GessIer A. Mcconnell 2.
Speaker, Isngle. base on balls. Cloete
Z, Newton 3 hit by pitcher by New.
ton 4 4 struck out BY Newton 4. By
cioclee 2 passed bali, Klienow. wild
pitches, Newton.
umplfea-E Eean aud Connolly
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HELP WANTEp--FEMALE

eeAF~es'~ rssssrsrsvasss
WANTFD-A bright, hustling high
school girl not under IS years deslf
Gus Of earning al or part Of her ex.
penseu after school and Saturdays,
may and light. easy employment BY
addressing 6 caro- The Leader.
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NArIoNAL LEAGUE.


Chicago 5-2s Cincinnati as.
Cincinnati. April 30-Clnclnnat
and Chicago broke even IN double
leader here. the visitors getting the
irst game. while the locals came out
winner IN the second Inability TO
,et long flies with men on bases was
principally responsible FOR the de-
eat Of Cincinnati Casper was knock
ID out Of the box in the sixth inning,
Is successor, Rowan giving the Chi
ages their winning run on base on
lalls and q wild throw Steinfeldt was
5enched Ia the iirst game FOR disput.
ng a decision, Sheckard's batting wan
the feature Of the afternoon. he get
ting six hits n the two games.
Johnny Evers joined the Chlcago's
here today and expects 70 be ready to
play within a week
Flrst Game
Score. 10. n. N
slncinnati . 0iS q08 600 4 II 3
Chicago .,... OH 020 l0O--5 ]
Batterlcs-Rowan, Casper and Nc
Lean; Brown aud MoraH.
Tw0-base hits, Mclean, Chance
Tinker Zimmerman; three base hits
0akes, Sheckard: sacrifice hits. zlm
norman; stolen base. Oakes; dorblC
play Kane to Chance; base On balls
off Casper 2. of Rowan 2, of Brow
/ struck out. bs Casper I, by Rowan
\ 4 by Brown 3.
\ tTmpires KLEIN aud Kane.
I Second Game
Score R.H.E
I incinnatl . 00i 90 210x
I Chicago ....a. 0l0 100 000--2 9
Batteries Ffomme and Mclean
Sroh and Moran.
Two base hits, Huggihs, sheckard
sacrifice hits, Tinker; stolen bases
sheckard, double play Mclean, Hug
gins to Auiray. base on balls, oh
Framme / of Kroh 3. struck out, b.
korh 4
Umpires--klem and Kane.
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Fort Worth. Tex. April 30-Galves
ton played better all round ball AM
won. They made more hits aud fewe'
errors than the. locals and that wa
all there was In the game, whlcl
was slow and tlFagey,
Score n. n. +
Fort Worth -. 100 020 000 g 6
Galveston ..+-.l02 00l iH0-5 2
Batteries Sorrels and Forney
Crabble and Heilman.
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LOST AND FOUND.
HELP WANTED--Male.

WANTED Manager for Branch offlcc
We wish 10 locale here in Gulh.
RE. Address Tho Morris Wholesale
House. Cincinnati Ohio.
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DALLAS of Houston <,
Dallas. Tex. April 30- Houston
blew up In fielding just long enough
IN the eighth inning 10 permit the
Dallas men 10 win the game Three
errors cost four runs Houston pro
tested the game because Of close
decision at the plate
Score. r. II. p
Dallas ..,.....i .i01 600 Oix--5 Z 2
Houston ...... 600 100 0i0--2 8 A
Batteries Moore and Miller; Rose
and Gordon.
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shreveport W Waco Z.
Shreveport La. April S0-The 10.
Gals outhlt The visitors at the finish
and won an exciting game
Score. r. III. y
Shreveport ~. 100 f01 O02--5 s
Waco ........ .0O1 COZ O00-3 9
Batteries Harmon and GarYln,
Rhodehaugh and Powell
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witnessed the opening Of the West
cru ieRgue season al Pueblo and Tho
locals won BY score Of 8 10 O..
Swift, who pitched lor Pueblo, was
master OF the situation throughout
and completed the shut out.
Score: r. n, E
Des Molnes 900 900 000--0 3
Pueblo .. 0O2 100 O2x--a 9
Batteries Blersderter and Kerncys
Swift and Mite.
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TowEl. SUPPLY


J. u. CRAYS. Proprietor.
fowels and Aprons Of OH kinds fur
llahed at very reasonable fates See
ma before you buy.--J. ID. Crayn.
PHONE No. sial
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Topeka. April Before s crowd
of $500 people Topeka defeated l.in,
coin IN the openlSg game The open
ing Of the Western league season was
made holiday and Governor Slubbs
pitched the flrst ball.
Score: r. Il. y.
Lincoln ..t.... 0l0 600 OlO--2
Topeka ..ss... 600 COL 22S-6 o
Batieries-lohnson and Sullivan.
Burnham and McManus.
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oamc le PogtpoHed
Philadelphia, april 30 Philadelphia
Washington game poatponad
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wichita. April Wichita won
from Sioux City In dust storm. 5
to 3. IN the nfth Freeman passed
four men, Starr went IN and allowed
a lhrnnhn nnnr
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No Game al pstroIt

no NaHIt % WNtFoIt
Detroit, April 90 Delrolt.gs. Louis
game postponed; rain,
Rain Interferes
Brooklyn. April 0-Brooklyn.Phlla.
delpnia game poslp0red; rain
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-21
HUMBOLDT HAS
UNDERGROUND RIVERS

In driving tunnel to tap a cop
per ledge the Nevada Mining COM
pany, of Copperoid in Humboldt
county, has opened an underground
river which is now rushing from the
mouth Of the tunnel like raging
mountain torrent Those who have
visited the mine to see this remark
able flow OF water state that it is so
strong at the head of the tunnel
that it is almost impossible to place
a charge of powder in the rock, the
water washing it out almost as rap
idly as 1t can be tamped in. In one
place, 1t is stated, the water gushes
forth in a stream as big around as
mans body and with great veloc-
ity. The engineer in charge of the
property states that an underground
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and
ATTELL PROVE
EASY VICTORS
(By Associated Press,

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.--
Johnny Frayne earned a clean-cut
victory over Dick Hyland tonight,
being given the decision at the end
of the twentieth round. Frayne had
the best of the fight after the tenth
round. His blows, well timed and
placed, kept Hyland fighting desper-
ately on the defense all the way.
Monte Attell defeated Percy Cove.
of Seattle. in the tenth round of the
earlier fight, being awarded the de-
cision in the tenth round when the
referee stopped the scrap because
Cove looked like a chopping block
by the stinging punches of the cham
pion. A great crowd, one of the
largest that ever attended pugilis-
tic event in this city, saw the fight
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GENERAL REYES
SURROUNDED BY
MEXICAN TROOPS
ROYAISTS ARE ARRESTED FOR
HOLDING DISORDERLY
MEETINGS.
(By Associated Press.)

MEXICO CITY, Aug. 20.-Gen-
eral Reyes, governor of Nuevo Leon
and he opposition candidate to the
yit4r president of Mexico, is sur
rounded in the mountains by gov
eminent troops. 1t is reported that
they are merely held in surveillance
Several royalists at Coahula, Xechi-
milco, were arrested today for dis
orderly conduct for holding meet
ings.
Dispatches from all sections point
to a political unrest Troops are be-
ing swiftly concentrated in advan-
tageous points so that in case of an
outbreak the government may feel
confident it has the situation under
control Today was Reyes birth
day. and those supporting him as
possible successor to Diaz desired t'
make a demonstration but were dc
MED the use OF military bands.
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TAFT and DIAz
WILL EXCHANGE
FRIENDLY CALL
PEOPLE OF JUAREZ PLAN A
GRAND RECEPTION TO
PRESIDENTS.

BEVERLEY, Aug, 2O.-Taft az
eepted today the invitation to visit
Mexican territory on October 10th.
He will exchange visits with Diaz at
El Paso and Juarez. The Mexican
minister conveyed the message from
Diaz today. Diaz will first vislN
Taft at El Paso, crossing the bridge
over the Rio Grande The return
visit will be at the village of Juarez'
Mexican troops will be gathered on
one side OF the river, United states
soldiers on the other,
JUAREz Mex, Aug. 2O'--The
city has voted $4,000 to entertain
Presidents Dlaz and Taft. A bull
night is planned.
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new TARIFF
ADDS MONEY TO
The TREASURY
FOREIGN BUILT CRAFT is
TAXED SEVEN DOLLARS
PER TON.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2O.--It is
estimated that 100000 has been
added to the governments revenues
since September /, owing to the
tariff on foreign built yachts. The
annual tax of 81 a ton on all for
eign built pleasure craft chartered
or owned by Americans There are
six months more to be collected.
There are sixty or seventy of such
craft
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PRESIDENT OF
union IS LOOKED
TO FOR help
CHICAGO CAR STRIKE HAS NOW
ASSUMED THREATENING
PROPORTIONS.
(By Associated Press.)

CHICAGO, Aug William d.
Mahon, president of the Interna-
tional Streetcar Mems union, is ex-
pected tomorrow to take charge of
the threatening situation on he Chi
cago lines.
Both sides look to him to bring
permanent peace. The companies
refuse further concessions. Before
the strike is called Mahon must en-
deavor to settle peaceably, accord
ing to the constitution of the union.
If he fails, he must call a general
meeting of the executive board to
sanction the strike.
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TRAINS CRASH.
Try Associated Press.

SANTIAGO (ChilD, Aug. 20.-
The collision Of two trains today re-
suited in the loss of several lives
and the total destruction of both
trains. The property loss amounts
to $150,000.
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WATCH
AIRSHIp PRACTICE
Glenn CurtiSS Announces He
Is Ready for the Great
Race Through Air

ceived applause while flying for
ten-minute stretch. M. Sommer,
who unofficially beat Wrights record
for duration of flight, sped across
the field, trying out the machine.
Two Wright bi-planes were among
the airships showing a steady and
easily controlled flight Curtiss said
he was not surprised to hear that
the Wrights had begun suit for
damages for infringement of their
patents. He declared his machine
attempted public flight in America
before the Wright's, therefore it was
not a copy.
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lBy Associated Press.l

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 20. -
Strang, driving a Buick, made Won
derful time for 100 miles on the
speedway today, covering the dis
lance in 1:32:4S, winning from his
nearest competitor by ten miles. The
best previous record was that of
Burman in 1:44, except the first
100 miles driven by Chevrolet yes
y@-~N-N.N-~AS~N-NsN-~-e-N NNsNNsN~~NN-~NN.~N~
knocked senseless and remained in
that condition for some time All
the electric lights We're burnt out,
but strange as it may seem, the resi-
dence did not take fire.
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STEAMER IS
BURNED TO The
WATERS EDGE
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY PER-
SONS NARROWLY ESCAPE
WITH LIVES.
(By Associated Press.)

PEORIA, Aug. 2O,-The steamer
Fred Swain was burned to w wa
ter's edge in midstream today. OF
the $50 persons aboard all were
rescued and but one injured. The
cause of the fire is unknown While
the vessel was burning gang
plank which was thrown out caught
fire, precipitating fifteen in the wa
ter.
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CBy Associated Press

RHEIMS, Aug. 20,-Fifteen thou
sand spectators gathered at Beth
any field today watching dozen
aeroplanes whirl, circle and turn
through the air in preparation for
the races. There were two slight ac-
cidents in which the machines sus-
tanned minor injuries Glenn Cur
tiss, the American, was given an
ovation as he scared over the
hedges and highways in a steady
straight flight though the motor was
missing. He declared he is ready
for the races. Hubert Latham re
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is
Still PLAYING
TO GALLERIES
WANTS TO BET $1,000 THAT
JEFFRIEs is AFRAID TO
FIGHT HIM.
(By Associated Press.)

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 2o.-"fm
anxious to bet $1,000 that Jeffries
will never get in the ring with me, 7
said Jack Johnson today II make
this offer in his home city in the
hone that he will take it up" John
son arrived from Salt Lake en- route
to san Francisco 20 begin light
training, but he does not know for
what fight.
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SUGGESTS n DIVISION
OF LANDS
Senator Patterson Suggests a
Scheme To Settle Forest
Controversy

son replied to the charge on the
floor that there was no intention to
attack anyone and desired once for
all to settle the controversy reserv-
.ng forest lands. Frank Gowdy, OF
Denver, presented resolution COM
mendlng the administration policies
which was accepted by Patterson.
Other resolutions were introduced in
favor of the income tax, the crea-
tion OF a commission of tariff eX-
perts, law regulating grazing lands
and territorial legislature foI
Alaska.
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BUICK CAR COVERS
A HUNDRED MILES IN
REMARKABLE TIME

.erday in 1:32:1S. Strang made
new records for intermediate dis
tanees for from twenty to 100 miles.
Dwitt (Buick), second; Stillman
(Marmon), third, Zengel tChad-
wick) established a new ten-mile
record S:32 2-10, breaking Chew
rolet's record made yesterday of
.S:56 4-1O. There were no accidents
today.
NoAA.o~NNN-NN.Ns~@-N o.N~SNsN-N-N~NS~~eN~-
with every round of shots. He will
return to the camp within a few
days,
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SOCIETY BELLE
browns TRYING
TO SAVE man
fBy Associated Press.)

WILDWOOD IN. J), Aug. 20
Virginia Paul, leader of the younger
social set, was drowned today while
endeayoring to save the life of w.
Brooke Lessing, we'll known Phil
adelphia lawyer, with whom she
was swimming. Both perished in
the swift current.
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river has been tapped and that the
water will not only be very valu-
able for mining and milling pur-
poses, but also for irrigation. The
tunnel will be enlarged so as to
carry away the water and still allow
the miners an opportunity to drive
the tunnel downward to tap the
ledge.
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JUVENILE ROBBERS GIVE
NAME TO JUSTICE
1Rv Aasociated Press.l

SAN JOSE Aug. su.-The names
of the juvenile bank ROBBERS VINO
secured $4,000 from a local bank a
week ago, came out for the first
time today when the lads were
brought before Justice Thompson or
the juvenile court. They are Leo
Neyins and Frank Smith. botn If
Seattle. The case was continued.
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SAN FRANCISCO WOMAN
RUN DOWN AND KILLED
lBy Associated Pressl

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 20.-Mrs.
Della Petigrew, sister of J. j. Gilds.
prominent merchant of this city,
was run down and killed by a car
today as she was leaving the Gem
etery where she had visited the
graves of relatives. She stepped in
front of car before she saw it and
the motorman was unable to stop.
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tBy Associated ?ress'

DENVER, Aug. pa resolution
presented by Senator Patterson Of
Colorado. calling congress to the
enactment OF law dividing the
agricultural and mineral lands was
adopted by the Transmissippi con-
gress today after a heated debate
which resulted in the Colorado agi-
tation due to the activities of Gif-
ford Plnchot. The resolution, which
had been in the committe for two
days was generally believed to be
an attack upon Plnchot but Patter-
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POPE GIVES AWAY
GIFT PRESENTED HIM

ROME, Aug. 20.-The pope today
presented costly automobile. which
had been given him by wealthy
Americans, to Cardinal Merry Del
Val because the Vatican grounds
were too limited to permit him 10
use 1t.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-21
LIGHTNING STRIKES
TONOPAH RESIDENCE

The residence of II, r. Garcia on
Florence avenue was struck yester-
dav by lightning and part of the
roof taken off. Lou Garcia VINO
was in the house at the time, was
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PEORIA WINS RACE.
(By Associated Press. }

PEORIA, Aug. 2O.-The balloon
Peoria landed 1877 miles southwest
of st. Louis today, winning the race
in which three balloons started from
this city yesterday.
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is LOOKING OVER
MINING SITUATION

II. Z. A. Railton, auditor of the
Pacific Mail Steamship company,
with headquarters in San Francisco,
arrived in Tonopah yesterday ard
will spend some time here looking
over the mining situation.
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GEORGES CANYON
LOOKING GOOD

Frank Myers, who is operating
the Myers and Myles lease at
Georges canyon, arrived from that
district yesterday. He reports the
country improving daily and that
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To get the subscribe for
the Daily Bonanza.
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DORANDO PIETRI MARRIED.
nv Associated Press

MILAN, Aug. 20.--Dorando Pie
tri, the Marathon runner, was mar
ried today to Teresa Dond.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1909-08-21
FROM THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND TO LAND
OF THE YANKEE WOVEN ARE FIGHTING
On the British Isles They Are Scrapping Against the Men,
In America They Are Fighting for the Sterner Sex
(Associated Press.) }

GLASGOW Aug with cold fatigue
three suragettes the roof of St Andrews
there all night in effort
through trap door to hear Earl Crewe
Women ordered
daring secured ladder climbed to the
roof and hid chimney They held the post through
a cold rain.
LONDON, Aug 2O.-There sunragette disturbances in
political meetings the British Isles tonight band
of building opposite the hall where Sec
Hadene speaking at Liverpool and showered
bricks through arrested
20t took than the appearance OF
state stonng the restaurant of
in sympathy with the strikers
compelled to ride into
vigorously before the Amazons
hid under the stools and re-
feminine mob until the troops appeared
when of workmen marched into
plant injured.
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