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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-09
ABANDON INTERSTATE CONTESTS

BUTTE, Mont. July S--The Inter-
mountain baseball league will finish
the season as Montana state league
At a meeting of the managers here
last night it was agreed that the salt
Lake City and Boise franchises should
be transferred to Livingston and Boze-
map. President w. II. Lucas of the
Intermountain league has resigned, and
Nelson Story Jr. of Bozeman was
elected president Of the state league.
Lack of support and heavy railroad
expenses have made the Interstate con-
tests Improbable.
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American League

DETROIT, July S.--Krause won his
ninth stralg ght game. Detroit being un-
able 10 hit him except in the eighth
inning Score. r. H. Z.
1JetIo-l 4
Philadelphia .........--.----3 0
Willett, Works and stan
age; krause and Thomas.
ST. LOUIS. July 8.-St. Louis won
both games OF a double header from
Chicago today. Scores:
First ~ame- r. H. E.
81. Louis ...---.--.-.-...5 10 0
chicago ......... 10 3
Batteries-Powell and Criger; Fiene
and sullivan.
Second game r. II. z.
Chicago -.-...--.-.----.-... /
Batteries-Dineen and stephens;
Scott and owens
CLEVELAND. July s.-CIeveland
bunched hits in the sixth inning and
scored three runs. Score: r. II. z.
Cleveland ................3 !
Washington .-..---..--...... ?
Batteries-Falken and Easterly:
Johnson. Groom and Street.
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Los Angeles 8, Sacramento 4

SACRAMENTO. July st was nip
and tuck in the last stages of the game
today, when the Angels won out by
a score of to 4. Sacramento tied the
score at to in the eighth, when
Graham cleverly drew a throw to sec
ond and the visitors became muddled
for a moment. Fitzgerald, who sue
ceeded Brown. who was taken out to
let Byrnes try for hit was found
easily and two runs scored against him.
Sacramento made one in the ninth, but
was unable TO again tie the score.
Score.
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~CHAMPs- OF TWO COUNTIES
[ ISpeeial Dispotch 10 The Gil

REDWOOD CITY. July S.-The local
grammar school boasts Of a baseball
team that holds the championship of
two counties San Mateo and Santa
Clara The lads gathered in the San
Msteo county title some time ago, and
added TO their laurels Monday by tax
ing in a TO 3 game from Grant
school OF San Jose. and with 1t the
championship Of that county.
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE. July s.-Bunched hits by
the Indians and five errors by Tacoma
were responsible for Spokane's victory
today. Score; r. H E
Spokane ...........S 9 3
AdCoIua II D
Batteries-Wright and Spencer; Bak-
er and BresinO.
PORTLAND. July s.-With the score
tied. { 10 &. at the end OF the twelfth
inning. the POrtla d-Sea tile game was
called on account Of the lateness of the
hour. Score: r. II. z.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. z
Portland ........-.....4 9
Batteries-MlIer and shea; Kinsella
and FOurnier.
VANCOUVER. B. g. July S.-Aber-
oeen took another game from Van
couver today. TO 4, outbatting the
home team and running the bases well.
score r. II. Z.
Aberdeen .....-.........9 10 2
Vancouver ............4 2
Batteries-oviez and Kreitz; Ericko
son and Sugden.
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Santa Cruz III. San Jose 5

SANTA CRUZ. July 3.-Whether It
was compassion and sense of shame
on the part OF the locals at treating
of those erratic incidents for which
baseball is proverbiaI, is hard to tell,
but the fact remains that San Jose
until the ninth inning. when the team
saved itself from shutout by getting
in five runs. San Jose's disaster was
made complete in the sixth and sew
enth innings, when Santa Cruz scored
i've runs in each of those innings.
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CHAMPIoN BEEFsTEAK EATER

NEW YORK. July S.-Philip Lommel
weighing 20 pounds, has won the
championship medal as a beefsteak
cater. In a contest with Max Meyers
275 pounds. at a political club outing
LOmmel gorged himself with 10 pounds
Of beefsteak without getting up from
The table. while Meyers was able to
stuff only So pounds into himself
There were many bets on the contest
which was watched by an excited
crowd OF several hundred persons.
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yALE ELECTS IT'S CAPTAINS

NEW HAVEN. Conn. July s.-Yale
1910 Stephen Philbin, son of Eugene
PhiIbin. former New York district at
torney and Ruthven Wodell of Pough-
keepsie, who rowed No. in the shell
captain. It's track captain is to be
Frank Nelson of Detroit, the pole
vaulter. Ted Coy was chosen football
captain last fall.
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pORTLANI
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Mott. First base on called
halls-Of Raleigh L. off Carson l. Struck OUT
By Raleigh 2. by Carson 8. Double play-Carson
to Ort. Wild pitch-Csrson. Hit by pitched
bsll--Mott. Time of game hour and 30 min
utes. Umpires-Toman and Van Haltren.
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TERRY McGovERN IN DETENTION

NEW YORK, July 8-Terry Me-
Govern. former feather weight pugilist
was committed by Brooklyn magis
trate to the observance ward of the
Kings county hospital today Wit
nesses testified that his actions for
some time past indicated that his mind
had weakened. McGovern was arrested
today on complaint of his wife.
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Fly CAUSES STATIONS DEATH

NEW YORK. July s-A stallion re-
Gently purchased by Clarence H.
Mackay for $4,000 was trying to shake
a fly off his neck at Mackay's Long
Island estate when he reared into
the air and fell over backward, break
ing his back. A veterinary ended the
animals life with a bullet.
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GOES AFTER OVERLAND RECORD

SEATTLE, July S.-The Ford racing
car that won the Guggenheim cup and
purse IN the New York to Seattle race
left for New York via San Francisco
at noon. starting from the worlds fair
grounds. The run TO San Francisco
VIII be made over the wagon roads, fol-
lowing the route OF the Southern pa
cific south from Portland. The car
which came to Seattle from New York
in p DAYS SO minutes. will try to es-
rablish a new record between San
Francisco and New York
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-CrolI First base on called
baIls-On Heister 1, of Smith 1. Struck out
By Heister l. By Smith 8. Double plays-Mc-
Carthy to Ferlin Smith to Joyce, Cobb to
Tracey. Wild pitches-Hester 2. Umpire
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San Jose
SUMMARY

Home runs-Broadbent. Curtis. Hugh Smith.
Two base hits-Curts, Broadbent Van Buren,.
Reid. Struck out-By McGregor 3, by Jones 4.
First base on called balls-0n Jones 3, OF Nc
Gregor 4. Double plays-Jones to Conrad to
Townsend; Friene to Krueger TO Hugh Smith
Wild pitches-McGregor (2). Left bases
Santa Cruz s, San Jose O. First base errors
San Jose /. Time Of game-1 hour and 80
minutes. Umpire-Dixon scorer-Lucas.
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Mclaughlin. Frambes, Halliuan. Sacrifice hits
Nertes Miller %. First base ON errors
stockton 2. Left on Dissatisfaction :, Oak
land 4 First base on called balls-On Durham
/. on Bloomfield 8. Struck out-By Durham 5,
bv Bloomfield 3. Time OF game hour and
80 minutes. Umpire-Harper. Scorer-Harlin.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-McKune Carroll. Sacrifice
hits-Tennant. McKune. Carroll d. Lewis. First
base on called balls-0G Willis 2, of Wigs 8.
Struck out-By Wigs 4. Double plays
Ragan to Cameron Zeider to Tenant, Tennant
to McArdle TO Mohler. Time of game hour
and 35 minutes. UmpFe--McGreevy.
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OLD GLORY MEET CALLEp OFF

PEORIA, Ills. July Sowing to con-
tinued rain. the "Old Glory harness
meet, scheduled for this week. was
called off today. An extra four davs
will be added TO the fall meet here as
result
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Stockton 6. Oakland 2

STOCKTON, July S.-Bloomfeld was
batted all over the lot this afternoon
and the locals won as they pleased.
1t was a heavy hitting battle. Score:
STOCETON
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hits made of Brown 10. runs 3. innings s:
of Fitzgerald 3, runs 2, in l inning. Three
base hits-Daley. Flanagan. House. Two base
hits-Grsham. Gandil. Sacrifice hits-Godw in
t2l. Beall, Smith, Delmas Raymer. Byrnes
First base called balls-Of Nagle 3. Struck
out--By Brown l. by Nagle 2 Hit by pitcher
House, Daley, by Brown. Double pays-Smith
TO Howard TO Dillon; Raymer to Gandil. Wild
pitch-Nagle. Time of game--1 hour and Is
minutes Umpire-AfcCarthv
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Will ENTER RUSSIAN pERBy

ST. PETERSBURG, July Sim the
Russian derby TO be run at Moscow
July Il, eight American horses will
compete. c. X G. Billings of New
York has arrived at Moscow with Lou
Dillon. his famous trotter. Billings will
exhibit Lou Dillon's speed and style.
but will not compete for prizes.
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Vernon 2, Portland O

LOS ANGELES, July s.-Stoyan.
playing center field today. was the star
performer. He made several notable
running catches. the most sensational
being to get under Johnsons fly in
the fourth inning, when he bumped
heavily into the fence but hung on to
the ball. Score:
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FRANco-AMERICAN PACT
ADOPTED

Paris, July s.-The senate today adopted the
Franco American extradition convention.
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Baseball Notes

Willis NAV have recovered from his recent
Illness but certainly his pitching did not show
it, Though steady enough, Willis was hit hard
every time the Oaks started after him. De
lacked his usual speed.
Manager Long intends to use Brownie Brown
ing this afternoon This is where the Seala
should win one without a doubt. Browning
blanked the Senators on their own diamond
twice last week. shutting them out without
hit In the Monday afternoon game. he seems
to be at his best right now
In the sixth with the bases fun and two
down. Ragsn hit a grounder TO Mohler. who
who was running to second Monler evidently
punched Terry too hard. for he rolled over Ike
log and did not come to for about i've
minutes
President Ewing viii leave for Los Angeles
this evening 70 take part In the big demonstra-
tIon Of the Elks Ia the southern city. Ewing is
OF the leading lights OF the Oakland lodge
and goes as delegate from the suburban city
The Seals aud Vernon play there during the
carnival. Ewing win be right in his element,
roofing for San Francisco.
Manager Long received word from Tacoma
yesterday that the manager OF that team Is
in a quandary to figure out what is the matter
with his former pitcher whom he farmed out
10 the Northwestern league. Up to a week ago
Berger was the best pitcher the Tacoma line
up and seemed to be making good with all the
fans. Long does not know what be viii do
with Berger now. He has pitchers enough.
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Tom Dillon just received anothe,
shipment of swell straw hats.
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srANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)

RESULTS or GAMES
Fresno 2. Sacramento l.
santa Cruz II. San Jose 5.
Stockton 8. Oakland 2.
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VANDERBILT WINS ONE RACE

PARIS, July S.-W. K. Vanderbilt's
Andelis finished third in the Prix Ferte.
which was run at Maisons Latitte to-
day. Vanderbilt's San Pietro won the
Prix Boisins. The Prix Mandianet was
won by Nash Turner's Pillard.
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Take the Family for Sunday Outing

On the Ocean Shore Railway-plenty of
roundtrip trains and miles of sandy
beaches. Time table page Is.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07
AN ORDINANCE.

Providing Tor the Keeping Of the streeta Of the
! city Of Tallahassee Va good repair.
! BE 4 ordained BY the city council Of the city Of
! OF Tallahassee ~ follows:
section l. That IN pursuance Of Chapter 1854
Of The laws ~ Florida being act 10 provide for
the keeping Of the streets 81 the city Of Taahas-
/ person over the age Of eighteen years and under
! the age Of forty-ave years residents In the city
Of Tallahassee, Florida. for Ten days. and Who are
not aHsessed for any city take. upon real or per-
aOnal property, shall b. subject and liable 70
work on the streets and bridges In said city for
| not more than ak days IN each year: Provided,
that such person 10 subject 70 street duty may
perform such service by ahle-bodied substitute
over the aRe Of sixteen. or In lieu thereof may pay
20 the chief OF police the sum Of fifty cents for
each day he IL required 70 work, taking his. re-
ceiDt for the same and said chief Of police shall
pay 10 the eiiy treasurer the sums collected at
the end Of every month. No person shall be com
PEELED 10 work tho streets for more than three
days IN auy ons week except In case Of storms OF
Seeti0n2 Exemptions. All MANNED and die
abled persuns who shall procure certificates Of
such disability from licensed praeticlnG physi-
clans pernons 81 unsound mind. members OF the
Tallahassee Volunteer FiFs Department menhors
Of the hloEham Rifles and ministers IN charge OF
aehureh shall b exempt from street duty under
Section .. The chief Of police shall summons In
writing OF In person "a such times and In such
numbers ~ the chairman Of the street committee
may may deem sdysael. al Persons liable to street
case Of storms and casualties. when one DAYS no.
tiee shall b. sufficient. Of the time and place 10
which such person shall report 10 the super
lutendeut OF streets Tor work and such notice N
IN writing may b. served by leaving Il with .
member 81 the family over the are OF twelve
years a bis place Of residence.
section 4 Any such person falling or refusing
10 work the streets when notified and also failing
and refusing 30 pay said money In lieu thereof
shall be hned not less than FIVE dollars nor more
than ten dollars or imprisoned in the city Jail
tan in
the discreet Ion Of the mayer
Section b This ordinance ahall take effect inn
mediateiy upon its passage and approval By the
mayor.
Passed BY the city council Of the city Of ITALIA.
haseco, Florida % regular meeting held on April
., lN1 w. N. Mcintosh. IT..
Attest President City Council
A. a. williams City Clerk.
Approved April 4 i609.
Francis B.Wlnthrop.
s-bt Mayor.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07
Guardians Notice.

| NOTICE IL hereby given 10 whom Il may con-
~ Germ. that ~ guardian Of Charles w. Man
ming. minor. will make application 20 the coun-
y Judge Of Leon county. Florida, at his Office IN
the court house In the city Of Tallahassee. on
Monday. May 10. A. d. 1909, ~ 10 o'clock a. m. or
a. soon thereafter a. can be heard. for authority
20 sell al that certain tract Of land described a.
follows.
w ~ Of q 2 y, except ten acres on the " side Of
section 20, township 3 n. range 30 acres.
Neh Ofaeh Of section 20. township n.
range go acres.
SW ofswh Of section n. township . n.
range e-4O acres.
WI ofnW Y Of section "a. township n. range
go acres
W. Of n Y. except 10 acres on the " side,
running its full length. Of section a. township
n, range 80 acres
Ehofhs Y snd . y Of section 20. township ;
n, ranRe2 400 acrea
r = ofse Y Of section 90 township , n. range
2s-s0 acres.
8ehof n q Y and y Of mex 81 section 81
township 3 n. ranEe2 o-i20 acres.
Nwh Of section -. township n. range 2 e
leo acres.
Al situated IN the State Of Florida. county Of
Leon. hHs. MATTE r. MANNING,
5-AW Guardian Of Charles W. Manning.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07

FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGIST.
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oulin Of hnr oninlon.

"Oh. I did 80 want Ia have n talk
with you! I'm simply mad to 60 on
the staRew exclaimed a gushing young
lady 10 n popular actor
Yes should think you would be,
my dear young LADY, remarked the
great hlstrion.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07
Notice for Publication.
DEPARTMENT Or THE INTERIOR.
II. &. Land Office Al Gainesville Florida-

US. Land Office At Gainesville. Florida.
April 10th, 1909.
Notice Il hereby given that Edward Gray, Of
OcklOcknee. Florida who. on April rs. 1904 made
homestead entry, No. 3il59, Serial Number 025i7,
for south half u north east quarter. section 2,
township south. range 2 west, Tailahasses me
ridian. has filed notice u intention 10 make final
five year proof 10 claim the land above described
before the clerk of the circuit court az Tallahas-
see, Florida. on the 18th day Of May 1903.
Claimant names ne witnesses:
William u. Bradshaw. Of Tallahassee. Florida
jackson Gray. Of Tallahassee Florida.
Thomas ]. Geddie, Of Ockocknee, Florida.
Edward y Hale. u OcklOcknso, Florida
8-5t Henry s. Chubb. Register
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07
In Court Of County Judges Court, Leon
County, Fla. In Probate.
- of Ephralm WIllana -.

NOTICE " HEREBY GIVEN TO HENRY
- Williams. Thomas williams, Ollie Niiiaua.
LiE1ie williams pOUglana and Wlnniq williams
Hall only hslra % lau ~ EphFaim Wiliama, d.
coaaod. and also % The admlnislFatrn q aald e.
tata. and % ali pere0na coucorHGd, that on Nay
TN. 1904. che petition ~ Amanda Wiiiama. widow
of sad Emphraim Wilama. doceagad. for allott.
ment and assignment ~ her 6oWeF IN aid eatnta.
both really ard personally, Win - prouu1tud %
Ne laoge 81 cd Court a ~ oca IN court hoeae
tallahasaoa. Pa, at ~ c'clcck .. n. thcrecf,
AMANDA WllLtAhA
Wiag 81 RDhraln Williams. dsooa1sd
Aprn eth taoa ia
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Conalatant.

why do you wear q yachting cap.
deah bOy1 It's your brother that owns
the yacht"
"very true, old chap This II me
brothers cap."-Clevelhnd Plain Dealer.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07

Patty-l always think Of en- the uu.
hind things have said during the day
before ] fall asleep a night Patricia
Dear mel 10 you stay awake a.
long a. thali
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07

Beauty h part Of tho finished Ian
guaGe which goodness speaks Eliot.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-05-07

suhserIbo for The TrOO Democrat,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-26
HANDMADE HATS AND FLOWERS


A new and very useful kind q
fancy work is found by the resource
fnl woman In the covered hat. We
have covered the stiff buckram frame
with chintz, cretonne and gingham,
but the last models, showing the ex-
perience gained by milliners in their
earlier efforts, are exquisite bits of
French skill and beautiful harmonies
in color. They are not tmposstble to
copy IL the dainty worker be willing
to put sufficient time upon them. Print
ed pongees and figured foulards In
small designs are now being used, and
are necessarily intended for wear
with one-tone gowns.
The material is stretched smoothly
over the crown, the brim and the un-
der side of the brim. When this is
finished there is halt.inch black
velvet binding put on by hand round
the brims edge. This sounds peculiar
but is n revival of the Louis styles.
A'S" tht u 10 Ntiy DuJ
seems to consist of only a few sorts
We have the metallic band of galoon,
placed rather low round the crown
aud held on by a stiff rosette fashioned
OF the same galoon and having few
tiny flowers at its center, or else we
have a band of cherry -colored ribbon
velvet, with close bunch of nand-
made cherries done in brillien, red
silk stuffed with cotton.
And still another and more exquisite
decoration on a greenland white foul
ard hat Is scant wreath of flowers
made entirely by hand The stems,
which surround the hat. are made Of
soft green taffeta, not twisted but
folded into the narrowest of French
folds. The leaves and tiny rosebuds,
which straggle along at intervals and
are not many in number, are made OF
green and pink taffeta. The hat may
be one of the most exquisite Of hand
made creations IL time and c...e be
put upon it.
Why not the hat as fancy work?
Many women have developed irto most
successful home milliners by jnst such
efforts as the handmade, hau9.trim
med hat
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-26
Where Truth poesn, Count.

The same fate that gave her line
of New England country folk for an.
cestors quite as unkindly cast her
lot in the millinery department of a
dry goods store.
You don't look half bad in that
peach-basket shape, now" she said
to the large fabby-faced woman who
was gazing, with appreciation ut her
reflection in the glass, and the green
doesn't make you look half az sallow
as you'd expect" She was fairly
warming up TO the subject now. "Of
course, If you'd get wider brim you
wouldn't look so fat The customer
arose and departed bristling in every
fiber.
slim anemic girl with red hair
took her place. The New England
saleswoman approached her with
grim determination to be ingratiating.
This is real artistic she said. as
the girl picked up rose bud crea.
tion. "And it's all right with your
hair, too, though 1t doesn't just suit
your complexion" then remembering
herself with a gasp, Not but what
the French do say there's nothing so
dressy as freckles."
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-26
Raising Horsersdlsh.

The horseradish crop has returned
large profits for the few people who
have made a speciality of il in limited
grow: the difflculty is TO find a market
for any large quantity. Many of the
people who grow It are also manu-
facturers who crate the roots and be-
come their own travelling salemen, Sc
curing orders for the grated and pre-
pared product put up in tubs or bot
ties. There is a constant demand for
the roots in the market, but only for
a very limited quantity, and any great
Increase in the supply would bring the
prices too low for profit. Paintings
are started by setting pieces of root,
taking The side shoots from near The
top of the crown. They are set about
10 inches apart in rows the same as
heets or cabbages. Sometimes they
are planted along with beets which
radish needs all the space. The crop
should be grown on rich garden soil
in order to make large, smooth roots
without prongs. The crop is very pro-
ductiye, yielding at the rate of 5000
worth an acre at usual Wholesale
prices. Nobody seems to have been
able to find a large enough market 10
warrant large paintings, The slips for
setting are sold at about 81 thousand
They are all gathered when the roots
are dug in October, and buried in the
sand over winter, being ready to Set
about the middle of April,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-26
July rs In American History.

1Io0-Henry Knox, secretary of war
under Washington, born In Bos-
ton; died 1906.
1S63-General Sam Houston, Texas pa
triot at one time governor OF Ten.
nessee and later of Texas, died at
Huntsville, Tex; born 1893.
lS0S-General Miles force landed at
Porto Rico aud began tlierconqucst
of Spanish garrison. The same day
General Wesley Merritt. command
er OF the army In Philippines,
reached Manila with reinforce
ments.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-07-26
willing TO Wait.

A criminal whose day of execution
had arrived was asked by the iailer
IL he had any last favor to request.
81 have, SIR answered the con-
demned man. and it is very slight
favor indeed"
We'll, If it is really a slight favor
| can grant it. What is it?"
~ want a few peaches to eat"
"Peaches!" exclaimed the jailer;
why, they won't be ripe for several
months yet"
We'll" said the condemned man,
that doesn't matter--I'll wait"