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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
BUSY WEEK I'M
PEDAL PUSH
Ogden Saucer ODenS h.
Ray DueT, ChamDio, N
Follower, Arrives Tugi

The bicycle squad rrs-s-.
saucer track viii har. t.s-
The racing season opens a. Il.
night. and the entire bunch ..-7
be on hand for tae first me-. =
intention to run races 40 49,
Sunday night. and special ~
Salt Lake TO Ogden viii tat.--.-
riders and also The Salt Tsr..l
desire TO make the tuu
The opening program az Ozs-
lows: F1ve-mila match ra.a 81
VS.. Whittier Tw1-uI. Iaa ~
half-mile open ur15 s-..ra- r.
teurs have Austria IAN rurz.- r..
mile open lap race.
Instead of running races T--.5.
at the Salt Palace. OBJ. races n.
tomorrow night. Tie feature Il .
gram viii be "a teu-mI.= Omen -
i'm which SamurIsOU. Wrrr- +.
viii viii all start Iu this r-- g.
will try out the ueE ". S r.
which is rated as tie tastes. ----.
has ever appeared 0r the Szr- H.
Ger track. The machine was ril
under the minute mark on -.s.
Angeles track, and as soon as s.
gets used 10 the small curves
all local records are likely o. e
boards.
In addition to the motor -.
VIII be a five-miie open JAP m
with twenty-three starters
the largest field Of .ha year h
also be d mile handicap profess
tWO-mile handicap Zap ams.-
half-mile open amateur
Manager Harry HeaEreu rs.=a
from Ray Duer last evening
would arrive I'm Salt Lake r-r. T
Duer is probably the fastest r-
rider in America today. and a.
holds practically all the worlds
He viii likely appear iB a7 sr
race on next Friday uirht. aa .
will be matched against rHa b
pace followers. He brings his E
and viii be able 90 give the fast
son machine all the speed r ca
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STANDING OF Riders

Gordon Walker heads the l
fessiOuaI riders in the poiIt-U-
at the saucer track this week H
away with d big share of -He --
during the week, owing DO ~
Lawson. Phil Wright has a rI-s--
in the amateur class, with B-
Mccormack making a great tis.- q.
oud place. The standings " o. I
are as follows:
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BRIGHAM, 9; BOOSTERS, 5.

Logan, July 3.-The Boosters and the
Brigham teams played bali here this
afternoon. the visitors winning by a score
of 9 to 5. Drysdale, the local pitcher,
went to pieces in two innings, and seven
runs were made off Linn. The batteries
were Drysdale and Edison for Logan, and
Lowe and Olson for Brigham. The Boost
erS 20 to Preston tomorrow to play.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
WORLDS RECORD REDUCED.

Columbus, o.. July S.-Bob Birman to-
day reduced the worlds automobile track
record for one hundred miles from / hour
and s. minutes 10 / hour and a minutes.
than Burman.
Strang successfully broke records for
all distances above sixty miles until the
ninety-fifth mile was reached. and ne
was passed by Burman. Strang finished
ths last five miles with three naked rims.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
SAME OLD STORY
At HELENA MEET
Boise Could Not Find AmeS
and Buckets Was Hit
All Over Lot.

Helena, July 3.-Ames' brilliant work in
the box, coupled with hard hitting, won
the game for Helena today. Helena got
three runs in the third inning, but runs
IN the fifth and sixth placed Boise with
in striking distance. The Senators cinched
the game in the seventh inning, when four
men ran the circuit. Brilliant base run
ming by the Helena men was the feature
Of the game.
IIa ecnre.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
CASE OF MURDER.

Durango, Mexico, July 3.-DanieI Ceril-
10, postmaster at Santa Maria del Orc
who disappeared when his office was rob
bed of $4,000 several months ago, was not
the robber, as supposed. The discovery of
his body by the police today confirmed
the suspicion that the postmaster had
been murdered and his body hidden to ia
cilitate the escape of the robbers and
throw suspicion on the Inflated man.
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Boise.

Summary. IWO-Dase hlts-FetTee, BUCK
els, Elsey, Irby, Sits, Thomas. Sacrifice
hits-MOTse. Cahin. Elsey. Sits. Sacrifice
flies-Murray Stolen bases-Irby, Morse,
Murray. Left on bases-Helena s, Boise
l. Base on balls-Off Ames ?. Struck out
BY Ames Z, by Buckets T. Wild pitches
-Buckels. Time of game-1:N. Umpire
Fink. Attendance-500
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Right ON HE JAW.

= kemmerer, Wyo., July S.-Pete Sui )
Ivan Knocked out Larry Burns with !
= a right on the Jaw in the first round ;
= of their fight tonight.
$1,000
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Toledo-Toledo, Il; Columbus, y;
At ST PauI-Minneapolis, Z; St. Paul, s;
ten innings, 49,,
At Miiwaukee-Kansas City, 8; Milwau-
kee, 0. ,.
At Louisville-Louisville, 4; lndianapo-
lie
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PRESTON, II; LOGAN, 4.

Especial TO The HeraId-)
Preston, Ida, July 3-The Preston team
defeated the Logan team here today by
a score of Il to 4. W. Smith pitched for
Preston and Settle caught. Kaefer Of Salt
Lake played a star game at first.
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Yesterdays
Results.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia July 3.-Philadelphis again
split even in a dOUble-header here with
Boston today. The home team won the
first game to, 6, by a garrison finish,
the second contest. Score:
First game; X II r.
Philadelphia ......''..'...'.
DP Batteries-Mcouiiien. Coveiesd and
Doom; Mccarthy. Ferguson and Graham
Second game: X II L
Philadelphia -... .'-'''--'-''-'''
Bate Batteries-sparks. Coveiesd, Richie and
Doom, Ferguson and Bowerman. Umpire
-Rigler.
Pittsburg, July 8.-Pittsburg was de-
feated by Chicago today to 0: score;
Pittsburg see. ....."..,.'.',.....
Of Bst{ssries-1.eifieid, Phiiiipi Adams and
Gibson; ReulbaCh and Moran. Umpire
ODay.
St. Louis, July 9.-Cincinnati defeated
St Louis in two games here today, 10 to
2 and 1S to T. Score:
First game; X II; Z;
Cincinnati .... ..----...--.....--.. 10 u !
MISUNDERSTANDING Meter and Bres-
nahan, Phelps, Bliss; Ewing, Dubec and
Mclean, Roth
Second game; r H: e
St. Louis .......-----......- '...-.. Z "a
Batteries-Gasper, DubeC and Mclean
Lush, Laudermilk, Harmon and Pheips-
Umpire-JOhnstOne.
Brooklyn, July 3.-New York won beth
ends Of the dOube-header today. The
crowd was the biggest on record, making
ground rules necessary, but the spectators
encroached on the field. Much rOwdyism
occurred. Several arrests were made
The first game lasted fourteen innings.
New York won after Brooklyn knocked
Raymond out Of the box in the eighth.
Mathewson went to the rescue and saved
the day Mcintyre lost his own game in
the final inning by fumbling a bunt and
making a wild pitch.
Ames and Rucker had a pitchers battle
in the second game. The former won, 2
to l. Marshall was hit on the neck by a
foul tip and had TO be carried off the
field while Doyle was removed for kick
ing. Score;
First game: X II L;
New York ......ss''.s'''''--'--'
Brooklyn ------...--.- D
Batteries-Raymond Mathewson and
SchIei; Mcintyre and Bergen. Umpires-
Klein and Kane.
Second game: X II, =;
New York .......'-'-.-'.'...'..'' ? .
Brooklyn ..---s..s..s $50.
Batteries-Ames and Sehiei; Rucker ana
Marshall, Bergen. Umpires-klem ana
Kane
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

Seattle Wash. July 3.-Dr. B. F. Roller,
the wrestler. tonight announced that, re-
CARELESS of the outcome Of his wrestling
matches, he will re-enter the boxing
game. Challenges will be issued to some
of the leading heavyweights of the coun-
try.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

A private safe may be rented in the
fire and burglar proof vault of the Salt
Lake Security & Trust Co., 80 up Main
street, $500 per year and upwards.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
RACE PROGRAM
FOR STATE FAIR
Seven Thousand Dollars Given
in Purses - Harness
Races Predominant.

The program for The state fair races
is now out and IS made up largely Of har-
ness races. The program arranged az
meeting of horsemen on Friday was prac-
tically adopted as a whole yesterday 10y
the state fair directors, and in addition
a number of running races were added
In all about $500 will he ctven away I'D
purses in the weeks racine. The program
is as follows:
Harness Races.
First day. Monday. Oct. 4-No. /, pace,
2:2o class. $500 No. 2, trot or pace I'D
Second day. Tuesday. oct 5-No. s,
pace. 800 class, 500: No. 4, colt stake,
trot or pace, 3-year-olds, $3.50; NO. ,, colt
stake, trOt or pace, 2-year-olds, Sz5V
STAKE races, first payment, $. Aug. ];
second payment. s. Aug. Is; third and
last payment, s.. Sept. Is; entrance money
TO be added to purses)
Third day. Wednesday, Oct. 6-No- o.
trot, 2:40 class, $500: No. Z, trct or pace,
Fourth day, Thursday, Oct 7-Grand
Fifth day. Friday. Oct. s.-No. s. trot
or pace. 2;lT class, $500; No. g. trot' z'z4
sixth day. Saturday. oct 9.-No. 10.
trOt or pace. 2:35 class, $500 No. u, trot
or pace. 2:25 class $500. Note-In mixed
class races. trOt and pace, PAGERS viii De
handicapped five seconds over trotters, on
their records.
Running Races.
There will be an attractive program OF
running races each day with purses from
500 to $500 each. No entrance fee
program of the running events Will
be made up at a later date and may be
obtained from Horace S. Ensign secre-
taTy.
The Utah handicap, furlongs, 800
purse, will be run oct. g.
INSTRUMENTATION in this event will be
confined to horses owned in Utah at least
sixty (6O days prior TO the date Of the
race.
The Inland Empire exposition handicap,
S furlongs, $500 purse, will be run Sat
urday Oct. 9. Open to all. No entrance
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

Swimming as a competitive sport will
make its first appearance on an extern
sive scale in the northwest at the water
sports to be held at the Alaska ukon-
Pacific exposition at Seattle in August
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
BASEBALL
Standing Of
Teams.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago, July 3.-St. Louis made it four
victories out of five games by defeating
Chicago, 4 to o. in the last Of the series
today. Score: R. H. E.
Chicago .... ...................... 0
Batteries-Smith, Burns, Scott and
Payne; Dineen and Criger.
Boston, July 3-Boston took two games
from Washington today, the first to
and the second 5 to I. Score:
First game: r. II. T.
Washington .... ....,............. 10 3
Batteries-Tannehill and Street; Volt
ers. Ryan, Arellanes and Garrigan, II.
DOnahue.
Second game; r. II. z.
H w asnlnston &c '''''''''''''.'''' =
Batteries-Altrock, Groom, Gray and
Street; Arellanes and II. DOnahue.
New York, July 3.-Philadelphia twice
Outplayed the locals today and captured
a double header by scores Of TO and
to 0. Scores:
First game: r. II. E.
Philadelphia 600. ................ 5 10 0
New York ....................... 2
Batteries Morgan and Lfving stOne;
WARRIOR and Sweeney.
Second game: r. II. E,
Philadelphia ........-.----.. Y
New York .....-......-...........
Bgtteries-Coombs and Thomas; Man
ming, Quinn and Sweeney.
Cleveland. O., July 3.-CIeveland de-
feated Detroit today Score:
Cleveland .... .................... Y
Batteries-Young and Easterly; MuIlin,
Works and Schmidt
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
YALE Wins IN ,ao.: BALL
Takes Third and Deciding Game
From Harvard by Score
of In 9

New York, July BIN rousing tenth
inning finish Yale defeated Harvard today
in a hotly-cOntested ball game, which car
ried with If the college baseball supremacy
for 1909 each club having won a game.
The score was to ,, and when the last
Harvard player had gone out on high
fly to the 0utfield there was a hurricane
of cheers from the ten thousand specta-
tors at the Polo grounds. and a rush of
students to carry off triumphantly on
their shoulders Van Week, the Yale
pitcher and right fielder, who tied the
score, , to ?, in the eighth inning with
home run to the back feAce and snuffed
out Harvard's hopes of scoring in the
same inning by two dazzling catches in
the outer garden. In the tenth inning
Hicks wild pitch brought in a run Tor
Yale and an error by Mclaughlin let two
more runs over the plate. Score.
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Salt Lake.
Totals

Salt Lake .........0 0 I 0 o.
Summary: Earned runs-Butte 5. Salt
Lake l. TWO-base hits-Gardner. Base on
balls-Off Annis g. off McAdams .. Struck
out-By Annis /. by Hall g. by McAdams
3. Left on bases-Salt Lake (, Butte l.
Sacrifice hits-Fortier Innings pitched
BY Annis 4, hits s., by Hall s. hits 1.
Time Of game-1;25, Umpire-Caruey- At
tendance-500
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THE HERALD'S DOU

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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE.

Among the competitors at the great
national A. A. L. track and field meet
to be held al the stadium Of the Alas
ka-YukOn-PacifiC exposition at Seattle
in August viii be Ralph Rose. the
worlds champion shOt-putter consid-
cred the most powerfully built man in
the world today.
Dan Kelly, who holds the the worlds
hundred-yard record Of 2-5 seconds
and who has never been able TO dupli-
cate the feat, will be given chance to
show what he can do on a western
field. in the huge A. A. L. track and
field meet to be held at the stadium of
the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition AT
Seattle in August.
Plaw. one-time champion hammer
thrOwer, Of whom little has been heard
OF late, viii be one Of the entries in the
big A A L. championship games at
Seattle
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

Gospel meetings begin tonight at big
tent on Market street. Free.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

AUTOMOBILES FOR HIRE.
Automobile Exchange, So Postoffice
Place.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

The 2. G. NJ. I. "Sluggers' journeyed
out to Layton yesterday and took the Lay
tonites into camp 10 the tune of TO g.
In one of the fastest and most interesting
games that has been played in Layton
this season. The game was a pitchers
battle between Ash for the l. c. N. l. and
Sandal for Layton, though in tight places
with men on bases Ash always frightened
up and he a the Layton boys at his mercy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
Standing of Teams in the Saturday
Afternoon Leaaue.

In a fast and interesting game the Re
publicans took the measure of the Y. NJ
c. A. by a score Of 4 to ..
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04

The Idlewild team defeated the indie
pendents yesterday by a score of Z to .
on the Idlewild grounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-07-04
WESTERN LEAGUE.
COAST LEAGUE.

At Denver-Denver-Omaha game post
s-aTrz
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1. 49, 111ou. ~
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u--~.' -, 49,
Dr. B. \. Carroll Of Waco p ~
-
Mrs. J. N. Collier left this AFTER
noon for . visit TO Houston.
John Gregg Of Pitts Bridge has re-
turned from visit to Navososn.
Mt. 1eun,s we,.,. resurned 20 Aus.
I'm today after Walt 70 Mrs X. II.
Harrison.
nj. r.v.. ,.s, ,oasv for n visit IN
h,- n.,s,,u n, ana Mr. J. r Eayes AZ
Galveston.
r..h.- uv,h.,m os plantersyil,e.
~.s ! .,.s.sr, cs,,sr n the Eag,e Of.
~. ,o6.v
n Y s,ah,.x ~ rhomusou creek
"a. An sown TO-DAY ana paid the Eagle
= pleassn, cal,
Kurtcu were nisasapt callers a the
Eagle oss,ce sodsv
MIS- WIN. ns's 'r' ana "''' e
rom ana p,chmona
MI and MIS-. Charles D'o"h 'e''
TINS AFTERNOON ior HOUSTON anu ne'
w" n'aHe s"~' P'@eo '''e'' '"'''e "''''e'
Ams Ai'ie conwas 'es"'neu 'ouAs
from cincinnati on'o' where sne mas
oeen attending 'ne Conservatory pre-
paring ior kindergarten ~ofk'
Jno. ID. Sanders. Joe Walker. George
walker, a. w. r".e.'on' W. u nes
were IN sne Guy 'ooas rum "'
I am agent for Pictorial Review
paper patterns Of latest designs.
stamping = spse'a's. ~ ny 'o .a"-
Mfs' D. =. "'''''s' r"'"e o. "-
W. d. yardley. Jas. T. Fuller. A. w.
Dycss. @. w. Graham. NJ. q. Buchan-
an. Sam Jones and others we're In the
city today from Harvey
Henry Eaves returned TO Houston
today after Wait to his parents Mr..
and Mrs. s. Il. Eaves. He was accom-
panied home by his sister Miss NeIia
Eayes.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
LOCALS AAG PERSONALS

Joe KoDechy of Rye. was in town
today.
>. p. GIIpin Of Kurten, war in the
city today.
r. II. Scale of Benchley. was in
town today.
AE. Candy was In the city today from
Rock Prairie.
Miss Clyde Stuart left today for
visit to Taylor.
For Sale Nice family horse. Apply
TO Geo. w. Smith. 22s
w. s. Mial was In today from his
home In the bottom.
John s. smith was IN today from
Harris School, house.
Dave Forbes Of Houston. is In the
city Waiting relatives.
Frank stazney was in today from
his home near College.
Miss Sara Allen 10 visiting Miss
Robbie Scale at Benchley.
George Williams OF Cart Wheel
prairie. was In the city today.
Miss GLADYS Boyets OF College is the
guest OF Miss Fannie Mae Miller.
Miss Amy Ransomc was a visitor
10 the city today from Harvey.
w. n. Glaze OF Reliance. was In the
city today and called on the Eagle.
J. NJ. Conway OF Reliance. called on
the Eagle while In the city today.
ID. c. and W. r. iightscy. and T. J..
crone were In today nom Reliance.
J. NJ. Olsen and J. J. vandiyer were
In the city today from steep Hollow.
Mas Essie Meswain vas a visitor
TO the city today from Rock Prairie.
Misses Nellie and Florine Bate re-
turned today from visit TO Houston.
Misses Grace and Tira Morgan Of
Reliance. were visitors to the city to-
day.
Misses Naomie and Nella Showers
returned today from visit to Nava-
sofa.
Jas. Henry Jr. was In the city to-
day from his home on Thompson
creek.
George Terry and ! r. Thompson
Ore In the city today from HoIlisan
Chapel
Mrs. Alice Cole and daughter Miss
Myrtle. Of coievIew. were In the city
today shopping.
Mrs. J. w. Barton returned 10 Dial
las today after visit TO her mother
Mrs. J. r. Wilson.
Uncle Mark Wilcox and sons John
Walter and Oscar. were In the city
today from Knob prairie.
AI.et me be your summer bread cook
Fresh bread. rolls ana cakes always
on hand. Mrs. o. Boehme. II
Misses Agnes Register and Lizzie
Lsxlcss Of Flavor are the guests Of
Mrs. c. A. Buchanan at Kurten-
For feed OF all kinds. pure home
ground corn chops and corn meal. cal
on J. W. Hunicutt Phone :6s. 2s'
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A merry gathering Of young folks
was highly entertained at the real
dcnce OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Sanders
on Tuesday afternoon when their
daughter Miss Susie treated the Busy
Bees" to a delightful lawn party.
Games of different kinds were indul-
gcd in. the most entertaining Of which
was an animal contest Refreshments
of peach cream and cake was much
relIshed. The happy and entertaining
hostess made the party hours very
pleasant for her guests.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28

Master Edgeworth Webb was the
honored host this week Of delightful
surprise party. II Is always a pleas
ure TO be a guest In this delightful
home and on this occasion every one
was pleasantly entertained. The large
cool gallery and smooth lawn were
turned over TO the guests to enjoy
themselves as they chose. Ice cold
punch prepared by the loving mother
OF the host was served thus bringing
to a close a pleasurabIe evening.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28
OPENING or MUSICAL KINDER.
cARTEN.

have just returned from Cincinnati
and am prepared to do first class mu-
steal kindergarten ana primary work.
will open my schoor on East side
graded school grounds. Monday Sept,
10th. the opening day Of the graded
school.
Miss Irma Harris viii assist me as
pianist.
Hours from . to II. Price s. pei
month.
Miss Allie Conway.
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The J. A. o. club win be entertained
ON Wednesday morning at $3.50 by
Miss Lucille Bate.
The members OF the T. l. ID. club
are invited BY Miss Ruth Pipkin TO
meet with her on Friday evening.
Misses onis and Eva Wilcox have
returned to their home In lola aftcr
spending the sumner with Mr.. ana
Mrs. J. b. Sanders. Their cousin Niis
Evelyn Sanders accompanied them
home.
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Miss Clara Mawhinney win leave
Tuesday for sherman where she win
attend school at the Kidd-Key college
this coming year.
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The guests OF Misses Malcolm and
Mary McInnis were honorees Of
most highly delightful moon light
picnic one evening the past week. The
affair was given by a number Of
young gentlemen friends aud under
the chaperonfge Of DR.. and Mrs. Geo.
r. Tabor. the young people were
driven out on the Carriers creek road
and when they arrived at the bridge
a splendid lunch was served Those
who participated we're: Misses Pauline
Webb. May Wilson. Malcolm McInnis.
Bessie Scale. Katherine Cavits. Mar
garet BouIware. Mary McInnis. Robbie
Scale. Sara Allen. Ethel BouIware.
Messrs. Charlie Felker. Algie Benbow.
Geo. Pecler. WIN Howell. Williams.
William Banks, Nat Allen. Roy Buch-
ansn and Rivers Allen.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1909-08-28

Miss Mary McInnis win leave In a
week to attend school In Boston. She
will be accompanied by Misses Mai
colin McInnis and Tabitha Miner, and
en- route they will visit Washington.
Chicago. Nisxra Falls. and New York.
tend school IN Boston. She win be
accompanied by Misses Malcolm Nc
Innis and TabItha Miner. and enrouts
they viii visit Washington CITY, Chi
cago. Niasra Fails. and New York