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and contains exhibits and kilograms.
letters and public documents l al
rected 20 he copied and sent 10 you
and TO the other officers involved
~You and each OF the other gentle
men named have now made written
answers 10 tho statement of Mr..
Claws and accompanied them by
additional exhibits taken from tho
records Of the interior department.
as well as by priv ate letters.
Examined Records.
Il have examined the whole record
most carefully and have reached n
very definite conclusion II Is Inn
possible for me In announcing this
conclusion TO accompany u with n
review Of the charges and the evil
danra on both sidcA II Ii sufficient
TO say that the case Mr.. CLAWS at
tempted to make embraces only
specters Of suspicious without any
substantial evidence to sustain hts
attack
The whole record shows that
Mr.. olavis was honestly convinced
Of the Illegal character Of tho claims
In the Cunningham group and that
he WAS seeking evidence to defeat
tho claims. But Il also shows that
there was delay on his part In pre-
pairing the evidence with which to
bring this. with other claims. to
hearing and that justice TO tho
claimants required more speedy ac-
ton than tho department through
Mr.. Claws. seems 20 have taken.
CLAWS Statements.
mfr CLAWS socks by quoting
from a single telegram in tho de-
partmont to show that at one time
the department wished TO delay him
In his Investigations OF the Alaska
claims and at another time unduly
10 hurry him. and he attempts 20
prove these two circumstances by
citing kilograms and correspondence
without disclosing other circum-
stances and correspondence which
he knew or had under his control
and which do show an entire proper
reason for the action which In each
case was directed 10 be taken.
In other words the reading OF
the whole record leaves no doubt
that In his zeal 10 convict yourself,
Acting Secretary Pierce, Commits
sioner bennett and MIR. Schwartz.
he aid not give mo the benefit OF
information which he had that
would have thrown light on the
transactions. showing them 10 be
consistent with an impartial attl-
tude ON your part toward the
claims In question.
Given office for Merit.
"By appointment OF President
Roosevelt. you became commits
slonor of the general land office in
March. 1907, and resigned the
position In March. 1908. and then
returned to Seattle. your home, TO
resume the practice OF law.
In March, 1909. appointed you
secretary Of the interior and you
assumed the duties OF your office
on tho fifth day OF that month. In
the interval. when you were not
holding office. one OF the Cunning
ham coal claimants consulted you
In regard to the prospect of securing
patent upon the claims and I'm
vited your attention to the character
OF certain evidence which was being
given to lmpeach the validity OF
claims by Special Agent CLAWS.
you accepted the employment:
visited Secretary Garfield and Com
missioner bennett; presented the
question TO them In respect TO which
you had been counseled: found that
there was no probability OF secur-
ing the patent OF tho claims without
presenting them under recent RENEE
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Cheap today Nine acres rich. warm
sail near shore Of SQUAD. with flne fish
ina and banning elegant clam beach and
AL sorts " sea iifes Free use Of darA
snd upats, an coaatY read. near graded
school With hfEh sNhooj IN large t1wn
but y mite distant aovefnwont shops
etnpiryins hundreds q SKILLED meehsn-
les and iatoters peAf al hand beet mar
ast ~ the stats fnF all kinds q produce
and fruit which this Land will turn out
10 aosndance. Come to-day. this may
nat appear ssaia. q fIncoia Bennett,
nfewerfon. Wash fake Navy Yard
heat. Colman Deck tDauira AZ second
fsult siAnd on teaylns boat At nrrmsrton.
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PInehot In Ignorance.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 16.--All
unsuspicions OF the fact that Presi-
dent Taft has given decision ad-
verso TO him and TO the Roosevelt
policies In the Pinchot- Baliinger
controversy. Chief Forester Clifford
Pinchot today is fishing on San
Clemente island. So miles out in
the Pacific.
There Is no wireless station on
San Clemente island. and Pinchot
cannot possibly learn OF his defeat
until late today. II may be several
days before the news OF the presi-
dents decision is carried TO him.
For more than a week the chief
forester, with Senator Frank p.
Flint. Charles Holder and Stewart
y. White of Santa Barbara, have
been huting on the barren island.
They are the guests of Howard
Rowland. Pinehot took the trim to
rest from his arduous labors OF the
last month. No date was set for
the return of the party.
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new POSTAL STATIONS

Two new postoffice stations for
this district have been authorized
by the department In Washington,
ID. c.. one at Fauntloroy Park and
the other at Gatewood, which is
Just back of the Kinney home.
These will be opened for the public
on October 16.
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G. b. Yandeli. secretary of the
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce. re-
turned to the city today. MIR. Yam
dell accompanied the Japanese del
egatlon of business men as far as
Butte. Mont. on their journey to
the East.
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Gov. pardee Hunting.

OAKLAND. Cal. Sept is.-For-
mer Gov. Pardee. who took a prom
inent part In .-.e Ballinger-P inchot
controversy. is with Chief Forester
Pinchot on San Clemente island.
His mail liz being held at his office
here. as there Ia no way Of reach
ing San Clemente. and he prob
ably will not learn OF President
Taft's decision until he returns to
the main land next week.
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SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. fe.-
Francis J. Heney today declined to
discuss President Taft's decision In
the BallingerPinchot controversy.
and said that his trip to Alaska had
nothing whatever 10 do with the
Cunningham coal cases.
MY Alaska trip was purely a
pleasure trip" said Heney. "and II
there are any reports 10 the con.
trary. they are entirely false"
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CHICAGO. Sept. 16.-The Cent.
raj National bank idea as outlined
by President Reynolds. OF the
American Bankers association. and
endorsed by President Taft. may
not be adopted by the bankers. who
are In session here.
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MARS TO CAUSE WAR.

4 SAN JOSE. Cal. Sept. H. ,
4 A wordy war among the as l
4 tronomers OF the globe relative ,
4 TO the question whether or not /
4 the planet Mars Is inhabited is ,
4 expected to begin shortly, fol- ,
4 lowing the announcement OF ,
4 Director w. w. Campbell OF ,
4 the Lick observatory that the ,
4 planet Mars lacks water. vapor ,
= and other atmospheric con-
= stituents necessary to sustain ,
4 life. ,
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Read This Bargain

t.ss compisssd. s.ssary California
best u fistarcs IN hath and pantry. ls a
swell some atth = magnificent siee.
- tetiet. street stadea. sad one block
s Tor, ess sd e.ssythi"s paid foe use
ron oNE.HALF wHAT iT ~ WORTH:
tadt4n reservation l munt sell inf Ia
acre ganeh. eeea hoasa. 'hFes CHECKER
houses harm. cencrsss hyu@a %. efc~k rups
irtie frosn gar aad depot sic rnuna tfip
10 Seattle. kShoof. r. q. and stares
esfes ihis fer sfss. an terms 70 salt par
tered for msasy. e sas asies. SOC ehlss.
sns faeks sesss. eews Ana hesses AZ
for sails ard must 80. Taks Nsnsen ssfeat
car al 0rrid0@tal and Yssisr "a EAftinE
taa He~ Mendssssn. ewusr
FpEE CLANS AND OYSTERS "a shs
lbs e AcNES 80 e.. as~ ,. ssra.s.
rRoNT. seE niLf.ssNs sAf.xssEs
TODAY
tsss-sst easn ans % = sneata for =
sssnfifal. sew ans 40 te-asts thsss-Fpesn
saiass so sless. tseFn street eas, IN.
ssael y srssaa -ish u. p,.es. ar~1 :
homestead AZ EpeAAna dsawiR2 and fnust
seil thls 70 reiss nsnnsy. Ease henfe@
lntssarsAn ~ ovwssenasi ard f~sior 10
poNT PAT RENT
BuY HoaE on EASY rEnMS
LOOK AT THESE MODERN rfAcEs
li.sss r-ssaenes. usissfsi,x
IS. go festtenre. capitoi fffii
% zee cottage. ur~ea Lake
stssa eottssa University
is.ape eettaFs- MadfenA fAFs
r. q HENpENh1%.
Maln st&t sai renfrsf uiaa lad tsst
Mpasrn eastaxs. . sarsaia. ssrnethinx
special Fhems a~nsr. 4 sie1 ~~ts-aA
f.>ok-s lots ans f@ressn heas. tf.fsas
HsitA.np ctr. Aise : ists near Wait
rsts school. q -. Ths ssss. ISIS
ssse PER MONTH 70 soea mas -
tsks charge % one q my saditians Hss
Mrs Rice. ~ Pacific ctr. oF Hiiiman's
Ia., rse.lv.d wssa fr.m mr. mother 10
.l.a, ms', ss = -. "a sss s..
elssrsa. near sood s~heel % eesnty
ne, f s s.s s sss .ss 80 o., g.s,
See Scatter % ths captain. steamer We
aus. Pier & sssuFs 10 |. IN
of.ALf.A t-kcRH TRACTS
Oiaita 10 fameus Tar FRUITS ard v.se-
tshl.s Hos bss 1e@a ssattts ard Tacoma.
nich bottom land. ranninx watsr. s.
AcRx ThAcIA Sc Per acre ana up.
A NEWELL. i.s sprsas street.
lust resolved werd from my ncthsr
In the East 20 sell her ftss-sere tract. Ia.
siadins cows snd ehseksns nsAr iarss
city. eiosa % seattle. fine soii. partly
road: fstf hours ana other buiidlasss
| aniy tf83 dawn. hAiaacs $50 rer Tsar-
s~s suffer or the eaptaIn. steamer vsnus
Pier :. ssfose ie q N
srLvERpALE
S~ACHE TRACTS at altvsfdniss Roef
soil four boats daily into city ewrsiisns
locality s acres foF E1S8 only ts3 canh
a D NEWELL. iss sprlns street
roorn bansaiow. rtshs on street car. with
nan WE bays 'isaay vsrs a. ,i'ss :
saly $50 rs eash asa ss me msn ~
Take Ranfrn fntsfufbsn 10 Darlington.
Ace the rwnsr, Mr.. Henderson
HERE n YouR CHANCE.
Must sell sara 18th y. W. new mod
arm Groom. concrsts baaeFueut. 100 foot
Avenas, % Ger hns. sesiee 70 siisy
rent Phone North - TO call owner
-it-ts-E
Wansea--Ien mes to clear ground by
dsr o. contract steady work for man
Who want a. werk. men With families
afeserreds building sidewalks. carpenter
sp !, e Ss. , ass @ s.r 1 aSs nss
zee Mr pete o. Mr. Henderson
FIva.room cottage for sale. easy terms
sis Tsth o. --fs-fex
AUCTION SALES.
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Crystal Springs
s. Acre Tract

Level and fsFtilss \ niie from dock
sleS % Snand plenty Of work ptentf 81
water. ttse 20 tlto per acre. easy terms
n Street. ftt Central Eida rhons
~ st9e ---iG-tf
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I hAve more business than 4 can handle
and need q good nsan 60 help sell our
4 and saoffe tracts Ne are lust putting
on the market hustiefN can easily make
taeo af taoo per meath All expenses
VIII be paid ~ us and will 30 = peftna
hsnt pcnitiohi expeftence not necessary
zee MI Rice At effiea. Just east % sta.
ffon
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$500 Cash

urand nsw attractive t-resun modern
raffaEa esns@nt easement electric ffzhts
lot three feet above grade Erod tteH.
a p. DIXON q CO.
Malta ta isfs Thsrd Az. lad. 90.
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AUCTION SALES.


AUCTION sALE-iThs furniture 81 q
we'll furnished h1ms 81 6efh Eastishs
av Saturday. September ~. al teize
sharp Take Eastiaks car. get of al
ROY - I have received Instructions 20
sell AZ public auction On the above date
the contents o. we'll Furnished home.
consisting Of Iron he'd. spring mattress.
bedding I elegant black walnut bedroom
suite. 1 large pier glass. oak extension
table chairs Hldsboafd. very fine ruas
and carpets. steel range. dishes. granite
ware some wsry fine pieces 81 parior
furniture. Singer sewing machine. pie
lures lace curtains. and lots % other
useful articles too numerous 20 mention.
% not miss this sale. ae everything
must be sold A J. Woodhouse. Auq-
flonesr. Phones. Main ssss' Ind. 1923.
Auction SALE OF THE CONTENTS
or PRfvATE REsIDENcE. i1ilh r.
FIR HT, FRIDAY. SEPT nth. AT
f0.ao A NJ SHARP E q. Bicksrton.
auatlonsar, will sell all goods. consisting
Of eumnieied beds. springs. mattresses.
dreaaers weathefsd oak dining set, ele-
CANT buffet leather upholstered chairs.
extension table. rockers, mahogany chif-
f0niera. pictures art squares. rugs, Ma
jestlc" range. fine heater. books, bric-a-
brac. etc, etc.
Take YsHler way car to 18Th av. y. q.
Biokerton. auctlonasr. Phones, Main
1901. Ind 1871
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IN. CHICAGO MfsFIT rAuLons
f4no FIRST Az.

wondsrful values in Mems
Tailor made Uncailed for Suits.
0wsrcoAta, CravnNettcH and Irou-
ruFutnhings. Hats. Caps and Suit
eases. Also Full Dress Suits for
rent.
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WEATHER FORECAST. !
Fair tonight and Friday. ,
Light west winds. !
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$1,000

- ssszss facing Lake wnshinFten.
xr-M Has@. cespent ~aiks city
49, Nla " ems % s@nstiss finest
49, e. 3ssFAfss location IN s1Fd as.
49, - Tersus. F1se cash and
Ek4kA FTTTfT a SON.
~ cSfinsn Bldg
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500 Cash

500 Cash
ara sss par month bays a s-rssna cot
ear, and only 10 minusns eai; price %. rea.
a. Y. DIXON a CO.
Main 90 Itfs laird Az. lad. ~.
For s.ls--Awfaly cheap. 10 acre. vita
1te iAyfnx hsns hors< and busxy and
s.sa sAitE 60 ~ e',.ss go go . sss,.ss
10 located on good ooanty road- only tive
nignui~g walk from staliens good waFzas
prices nandy. Al xnss for tbst. 70
Take Tacoma anasrurban 20 Pacific CITY
ses Mr.. RIea
cf.s1sE-fS Tors
AZ half valss ssxiEe On a fsth a..
near Hili st. ti.fso ssxfee. ciess 20
canal fronting on railroad and street. !
block from ear. ti.see.
chsmp today sores rich. warm soai.
GEAR nhcFs ~ Found. With fine fiahing
ard bathing. sls3ant eiarn beach and al
serts 81 SEA us, Fsss sse - aosa "a
school. win high school IN large tom
buf = rnfis distant Goysrnruent shops
errDioyinx. hsnfresis o. s&llled nlscesi.-
kst IN ths sfate for all kinds 81 pso4ues
ard fruis. whfch this lard viii turn cut
IN abundance. Come today. az this faay
rss appear again g Lincoln Bsnnstt,
ysr~merton. wash. Take navy yard
hoatp coffnma Dock Inquire at second
fruit stand. on leaving boat Al brem-
erton.
ueautiful res mn1 up-to-dass three
rnoru bsnaaiow esftags. with two large
tracts Of greunf. silently 81 work fer man
Who bsys sams a iIss ges day: two
paying rent all fef 1900. fl8 cash and
IS month Talks Hsntpn inferurbsu 81
Occidental and yesier 70 Eariinatcn. sss
o,s ner. Mr.. Pete
MUTT have four men 70 show or sell
land no experfange needed. bi4 wages
steady work Sec Htliman'a land man
ayers 81 room .. on second floor tn the
Times Block
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FoR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS


SASH AND DOOR BARGAINS.
Cross panel doors for staining. ..... tb
cottage front doors. only ......s.. 1900
our ftaly front door. glass from top to
bottom, only .s.ssfsssf,.. stbf0V
The New Door
Craftsman or mission doors. Just the Kind
for bungalows, only $50 per door.
House Paint
williams Gold Seal Paint
i-Enigon cans. per gallon. ........ ti.k0
s.Rali0n cans, per gallon, t...,.... Si.b0
mont buy a window or door any
whore until you get our prices. We have
our own mill and have only one price.
You can buy fr0ua Us and save the mid
5laman'ss profit for yourself
sonA for catalogue. mailed free. post
paid without charge.
o. u. WILLIAMS co.
9oatfie, Wn.
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dial legislation imposing conditions
which the claimants were either un-
willing or unable 10 meet. You 50
advised your clients TO pay your
travelling expenses and for your
services you received $50 and no
more.
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500

49, ~ Elfh f-roofn house. not com
- - eeeapt<d. cost tGaa to bald
~s'ss' Bear cas-. $500 cash
70 Hoi-t.AsD. as Ss~ York Blk
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tssf completed. s.eterY caiifofuia
bungalow has pebble bush Eahiss, has
best n fiatarca IN hath and pantry, IL a
swell nctne atth ntakniflerat siee.
t.sst teAiat street graded. and one block
from ear. and everything paid foe tt.fse.
Phons ballard 1885, ~-ts-if
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s275

4 .4,ts sas1d visw lots. cleared. handy
w., ss. go tns good for homes o. 50.
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Wansea--Ten nea to clear ground ~
dsr o. contract steaiy work Tor man
who want a. work. men Nth families
afesarradt building sidewalks carpenter
helpers a. 50 par Aay and up. Takp Rem
ton Intrrafhan street car 20 Harrington.
zee Mr. pete OF Mr. Henderson
Ffva.roorn cottage for sale. easy terms.
sif y Ttth Of. --ts~iex
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Fox and othor makes. Pacific Type
writer supply Co.. a22 N. Y. Block.
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MUTT have four men 20 show OF sell
land no experfange needed. tf4 wages.
ayers 81 room .. on second floor tn ths
Tlnaa Block
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worthy Of a member Of the bar Of
NNaokluUfoF. -
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
EPISCoPALIANS WILL CONFER
Preliminary Arrangements Made for
Third Council of sixth Mis-
SiOnRry Department

SIOUX FALLS. s. D., Sept. 2~A.-(special)
The Episcopalians OF this, the see city OF
South Dakota, are making preliminary ar
engagements for the third annual council Of
tho Sixth Missionary department of the
Episcopal church, which will be held in
Sioux Falls on October 10, II and 70. The
department embraces the states of Color
ado, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska,
North and South Dakota and wyoming
the fields Of twelve bishops OF the church,
all Of whom with one exception will be
present to take part in the deliberations
OF the ouncil
In addition to these distinguished church
men there will be in attendance the pre-
siding bishop Of the American church, the
Rt. Rev. Daniel Sylvester futile Of Mis-
souri,. The official membership OF the
council consists OF fifty-five clerical dele
gates and fifty-five lay delegates and the
bishops. But the Importance OF the pro-
ceedings will call together nearly all the
Episcopal clergy of South Dakota and
many from points throughout the eight
which are included in the depart
ment.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
Corn Palace
Opens Monday
Twelfth Annual Show Will Present
Many New Attractions to Wis.
itors This Year.

MITCHELL, S. D., Sept 24-CspeciaL)-
Next Monday afternoon Mltchell's twelfth
annual corn palace will be thrown open to
the public. The United States Marine
band leaves Washington Saturday after
noon and comes direct through to this city
reaching here shortly after the noon hour
and in time for the opening concert OF the
day. The band had TO cancel it's usual
Saturday afternoon concert at the White
House in order to fiji it's engagement here.
This will be the first time the Marine band
been in the west in the last eight
years. and outside OF Mitchell Its stay will
be very brief.
The beautifully decorated building will
be fully completed by Saturday night and
under the new director, Floyd ellis OF this
city, the outside has taken on a higher
and brighter effect in the corn decora-
tions. Strangers are free to comment that
the building shows very attractive by rea-
son OF the colors being combined with
good effect and the designs larger and
broader.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25

MADISON, Neb., Sept, A-(Speclal Tele-
g~Tam.)-The weathe was fair and the at
tendance today was unusually large for the
cloFlng day Of the fair.
In the 2:25 trot Nashisco, owned by A. V.
Smith Of Madison, and driven by r. L.
Graham, won thhree straight heats. Bra
wseOn was second, Starlight third and Dina
Mack fourth. Dina Mack Is owned BY
C. J. Anderson and won first money yes
terday. Time: 2:26. Purse. $500.
The base ball game between Newman
Grove and Stanton was won by Newman
Grove by a score of s 10 B. Batteries:
Newman Grove, Prevo and Herman; Stan
ton, Hartman and Hopper.
The exhibition race by Tone, the guidless
wonder, was highly appreciated.
One feature OF the afternoon was the
balloon ascension and parachute leap by
Harry Young Of the carnival company,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
n squire Wins the Feature Handi-
cap at Gravesend.

GRAVESEND. Sept. 2A-The races today
were run over a muddy track. The fields
were greatly reduced because of the sloppy
going. The Squire, at . to 3, won the
feature event, a handicap at one and one
eighth miles. He broke in front and maxi
ing all the pace, won easily. The favOrite,
High Private. was third. Summarizes:
First race, about six furlongs, $500 added:
DR.. Holzberg G10, Dugan, 13 to 81 won,
Racquet 600, Leach, Z to ~ second, Prince
Gal Q24, Grand, s to 81 third. Time: liz.
The Pippin, DR.. Barley, also ran. DIT.
Holzberg added starter.
Second race, mile and three-sixteenths,
5000 added: Belleview 1Ol, Upton, to u
won, Superstition GO6, Glass, S to y second,
~Cholrmaster of Chesterbrook QO0, Multi
gan, 13 to 81 third. Time: 2:04. The Gard
ener Neoskaleeta and Summer Night ran.
Third race, five and one-half furlongs,
800 added: Majestic QO9, Mcintyre, 10 to
ID won, .Cathryn Scott OO9, Martin, 10 TO ID
second, Top Notch O0S, Glass, 4 to u third.
Time: l:O9?S. Golden Flora, Glen, Helen,
Fourth race. mile and an eighth, $500
added: The Squire Q04. Dugan, 8 to 81 won,
Pins and Needles (94, Glass, 10 to y second,
High Private Q13, Bergen, 6 to 81 third
Time: 1865. Question Mark ran.
Fifth race, selling, five and one-half fur
longs, 500 added: Medallion Q12, Creevy,
7 to p won, Halleck CG2, Garner, 10 to u
second, Flying Squirrel G0, Dugan. Z to
100 third. Time: l:O92S, Palo Chiquato fin
ished first, but was disqualified for foul
ing.
olAll race 6lGNcn-SlNIenlnS OF n mile,
800 added: Merry Knight Q12, Grand, event
won, Dandy Dixon az, Lang, Is to 81 sec
ond, Danger (112, Creevy, 4 to y third.
Time: 1925. Bushey Top, Gaitien Lass,
Banbury, also ran.
TORONTO, Ont, Sept. A.-Today's card
OF seven races included two steeplechases.
Pretty Michael, the favorite, was an easy
winner in the Ringwood, the more import
ant Of the two races over the hurdles.
Summaries:
First race, seven furlongs: Hyacko q to
u won, Stromeland a TO y second, Chilla,
g to u third. Time: 1:2S.
Second race, six furiongs: Paul Davis Is
to y won, Detroit q to y second, Dalhou-
sic Is to u third. Time: 1:14M.
Third race, mile and one furlong: Wool
stone q to y won, Golconda q to 81 sec
ond, Orcagna az to y third. Time: 1:579s.
Fourth race, novice steeplechase, about
one and one-half miles. DR.. Pillow 6 to p
won, Wickson q to p second, Advance
Boy Is to u third. Time: 3:169t.
Fifth race, Ringwood steeplechase, about
two miles: Petty Michael Ceven) won, John
Dillon q to y second, Glass Leader % to
p third. Time: 4:073t.
Sixth race, mile and o~ne-siXteenth:
Seolce q to p won, Milton The Floss
@ to u second, Hilberry go to - third.
Time: 1854.
Seventh race, six furlongs: Dixie Wright
III to 81 won, hex Is to u second, Danger
GUS March az to II third. Time: ZIG.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-09-25
GAMES IN THE THREE-I LEAGUE
Peoria Wins from bloomington and
Rock Island Blanks Cedar Rauhd.

PEORIA, Ill, Sept. 24.-Peoria defeated
hits well scattered, while the locals bGnched
their hits in two innings. Score. 20 RH.E
Peoria ....... 0 0 0 3 IS 5 2
Bloomington o 0 o 1 0 OIL 2
Batteries: Gilbert AMI Reynolds; Rover
and Smith.
ROCK ISLAND, Ill, Sept. 24.-Rock Is
land shut out Cedar Rapids, I to 0, in a
0ne,sided game today. Score: RIFE,
Rock Island .. 0 o l OOl - II o
Cedar Rapids 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % /
and ROhrer.
DUBUQUE, Ia, Sept. 24.-Dubuque nit
Smith hard in the second and third in
6nings today shutting out Davenport, 4 to
y score; RH.E.
Davenport 80, 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % &
Batteries: Ray and Mason; smith and
Smith. ~
DECATUR, ILL.,, Sept. 4.-springfieId
Won today, s TO 8, by heavy hitting and
Decatur's errors. Score: RHE
Decatur 80. l 0 0 0 0 % g
Springfield II 2 3 2 0 O-S /
and Johnson.