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New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ILLINOIS WINS NEE
STANFORD BE4TEN OFF.
Coast athletes Make Gallant Fight
IN Conference Games.

Chicago June 5-The University Of Illinois capt
ured the Western track and field championship
this afternoon by winning the ninth annual con
ference meet with total Of 36 points, Leland
Stanford Junior university was second with 2S
points and University Of Chicago finished third
with p points. The following are the other scores:
Wisconsin. II; Purdue. s. Minnesota. 6; Michigan.
indiana. 1: Notre Dame. 3: Knox. /: Iowa, /.
Northwestern. Ripon, Lake Forest and Belot failed
The illinois team was by far the best balanced
asgTegatlon, as IL was rie Ne" I1ots iincbad the
meet by winning the relay race from Chlcaso
after "A 9afa t esnite the ais dsa1alisaton Of
their teams by the Rocky Mountain Association
The summaries follow:
one-hundred-ysrd dssh-won BY straube. Chicago;
Mccoy. Miami, second Earle. Chicago, third Tine
Two hundred twenty yard dash-won by Hench
Purdue; Pettigrew. Illinois, second; Earle. Chicago
Four hundrea ana yard dash-Won by Miller
land stanford; I9anley. Illinois second; Wynan Leland
Haifrnfe run-Won by Miller Leland stanford: HUI
Minnesota second Rohrer, Illinois thiT, Time 2:Oo95-
Notre Dame. second. Comstocz, Chicago third Time
nornie run-won by Tlotson Mchiyan Aericultural
Connelley Minnesota. second Freeland Illinois third
high hgrdss%9n ssca@5 My hy
IraTiFy. , E-+o Nd Tine e.1i -
ssnt pIrHyvon by Craw WORD Leland stanford Cstho
Wisconsin second; Horton. Leland Stanford third Dis
Discus throW-Won by Notrundage Illinois: osthof,
Wisconsin. second: Portmann, Western Reserve third
Hammer throv-yTon by Crawford. Leland stanford:
Raisback Illinois. second, Worthwne Chicago, third
Distance. 50 inches
vault-Won by Scott. Leland Stanford. Rogers.
Chicago second; Graham Illinois and Jonas, Illinois tied
for third Height. II feet 10 inches.
Broad iump-Won by Stephenson. Illinois; Johnson.
Indiana second: stolse Leland stanford third Distance
- 6i4 inches
High iumpWon by Washburn, Illinois, Richie Illinois,
Engstron Iowa. and Markey. Miami, tied for second
Height. 10 inches
TTyo-hundred- -tvventy-yard hurdIes-Won by
MoCutchen Colorado. Beck. Illinois second. Gardiner.
Purdue third Time o:25sb.
Relay race-Won by Illinois OettIgrew, Rohrer. Rich
ards and Hsney); Chicago second Indiana third. No
time
ond. Wisconsin third Time. 529
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PULLIAM TO HOLD PLACE..
Likelu to Resume Control OF Va
tiOnaI League This Month.

Cincinnati June SIN all probability haiIS
Pulliam will resume the active performance u '
duties of his office president OF the INo'i0'-'
Baseball League in ten days or fortnight .
August Hermann, president OF the Clnc"lliat :, :
club and chairman of the nationaI COMMISSION
to-day: I'll.
"I understand the plan is for Mr. Putnam ~
all the baseball owners in the next ten Gays, "
the clubs are in the West, and show them 'Aa' -
is fully restored to health 1 think ne VIII DC o
In the presidents chair within week or TWO
Mr.. Pulliam came into town last nlsh' -
Indianapolis, registered at the St NichoiaS ~
and kept himself in secIusion during the long nehl
session OF the magnates who we're discussIhs me-
case. Only three Of his intimate l'ie"-
knew he there. Mr. Pulliam left MS ho'e' ''
this morning and evaded all callers
The sentiment in the meeting of the magh1'e9
last night that if Puliam was aole !" =,
and mind TO resume his official duties ne shouIu
be asked to do so. John T. Brush, OF Ne" IOlh'
was as usual openly opposed to recalling MI u
liam. and backed In this. it is said by Chdrie'
W. Murphy, of Chicago. but against IheSe '"'
there were six votes in favor Of Puiliam
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Both of the events were decided upon the courts
Of the New York Lawn Tennis Club yesterday
Harold H. Hackett and Raymond D Little. the
internatioralists winning the title in the Man
haitian championship doubles while Gustave F
Touchard in the singles and is now the chal-
Ienger of Theodore Il. PeH for the Felipe Chal-
lenge cup Because of the rain the courts were not
in the best of condition. The matches We're all
fast however. especially that in which Hackett and
Little the championship bowls by defeating
Theodore r. PeIl and Wylie c Grant in straight
sets 81. So. g. In his final ToUchard defeated
l. Millens Burt. e. SIS. TouChard chal-
lenger, will meet Pell the holder tomorrow af-
ternoon.
The singles match the first put the courts.
So he of his superiority that Touchsrd
held base line, driving all through the first set,
skilfully passing Burt every time that player at
tempted in TO the net In the second set
Burt he his with Touchard at the driving
game. and there were some long and keen rallies
for placement After s all Touchard in with
some dashing close-range racket work and capt
ured the games and the set and match.
Ordinarily three sets would have been contested.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Hacker and LiffIe Sg>fra 0iffe
Capture Lawn Tennis Doubles Championship from
PeII and Grant in Easy Style.

but two were played by mutual consent.
Pel and Cant first faced Karl H Behr and Edwin
P Fischer in the sem-fnal. The sodden courts
handicapped the young star of the internatonals OF
two years ago so that Behr unusually slow.
Then Fischer not at all steady in his shots
FOR the sides. so that Pell and Grant won the
match at 81, -
The Manhattan championship. formerly hold by
Hackett and Alexander. the national champions
Immediately followed. with Pell and Grant opposed
the new combination-Hacket and Little. From
the beginning Hackett and Little were severe
Haciett delivered singing drives from deep court
which both Pell and Grant found difficulty in re-
turning with any certainty. Then Little played
the best net game of his career He was at all
times within inches Of the barrier. The way ne
cut off drives and volley shots TO the sides or
through the openings presented In the opposing
court bothered Pell and Grant good deal.
So far as the expected display OF team work and
briiliancy the part Of Pell and Grant, the ma
tional indoor champions. was concerned the match
was most disappointing. They clearly out
played. Often they interfered with each other. so
that they only games during the three
sets. all Of which one-sided.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
DREYFUSS IN Il RAGE
Upbrdids Nwphy for TOte Sustain
ing Cincinnati Gibbs Protest.
fRv Telagrarb 10 The Tribune

Pittsburg, June 5.-When Harney Dreyfuss. owner
Of the Pittsburg club. arrived here this morning
from Cincinnati and read that the baseball mag
mates had reversed at midnight John Heydler. act
ing president Of the National League and had dis
allowed the game won by Pittsburg from Cincin-
natl on April ., ordering it played over again.
he became angry.
Charley Murphy broke his given word Of honor
with me-" he said While the was being ar
gued Mr.. Murphy asked me if I objected to his
serving on the board and the ground that the
head of the Chicago club only interested
but biased I did object his casting a ballot
whereupon he declared positively that under the
circumstances he would withdraw.
4 left the room and took early train for his
city. Our side Of the case had been presented and
J satisfied that Ebbets and Dovey whether
right wrorg, would pass a verdict IN accordance
with the way they construed the conditions and
evidence
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
Closing

III tfA+sE1--For tWo-year-olds; 500 added. Rive
iuriohgs- start good Won easily. Time I.02&s
Winner 5r G., by Osden-Lembert. Owner y l.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
MORE NEWS FROM THE DERBY
Sir Martin Only Galloping When He Fell,
According to His Jockey.

In letter received yesterday by well known
horseman from of the American trainers IN
England the statement was made that Sir Martin
would have Won the English Derby except for The
unfortunate accident which caused him 70 f,u
within three fuTlongs of the finish. ~
The who wrote the letter was among the 9r..
reach the side of 'Skeets" Martin the iocitas,
after the fall and the boy picked m in q - -
conscious condition. although nothing was said nf
this in the cable reports. "a
When Maj tin revived according the lett
said that Sir Martin only gaIopng at the fiIe
IN third position while the horses around him vere
all undar pressure and driving. The boy said f,1r
tter that Sir Martin appeared TO BE- bumped but
that he could not explain how it happened. " '
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

FTH RACE.-Handicap; for three-year- -olds and up
ward, $500 added. one mile and a sixteenth. Start
good. Won easily. Time t:ss. Winner b. c by
Handsel-Mother Bunch. Owner J. +. Bartlett.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
CHICAGO
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals ...27 . 6 81 p 81

aEatted for Sparks seventh inning
chicago .....-............-..-0 q o / o q q x-2
JIhladelphia ..-.............-O o o o o o q q 90
T7yo-base hits-Evers. Howard. Bransheld Hits-On
sparks & six innings Sacrifice hits-Howard.
ScbuIte Stolen bases-EveTs Sheckard. Moran. Double
play-Steinfeldt and Howard Left on bases-Chicaso.
4. philadelphia I. Bases bas-On Pfes.er. /: OF
First base errors-Chicago /: Phladel-
9bia Struck out-By Pfeister 3: by sparks 2: by
9rov,n / Time 46. Umpires-CusaCk and tombstone.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
COMMERCE ATHLETES BEAT CLINTON

The Commerce High School and De Witt C,Iip
ton High School track teams, engaged in their
fourth annual dual meet at Columbia Oval Will
iamsbridge, yesterday. and the former won after a
spirited and close fight by of % TO SO The
result was doubt Until the decision of the rI,n-
ming broad jump. when Stoughton. of Commerce
by half-inch margin. beat De Castro OF Clin-
ton giving Commerce the meet Besides can
turing the broad jump, Stoughton won both the
hurdle events scoring 10 points for his school
Ravenhall also proved himself a sprinter by TAX
ing the 100 and 300 yard dashes leading De Castro
10 the tape in both contests.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
MANAGERS ELECTED AT YALE.

New Haven. June 5.-The election Of team man
ayers at Yale announced to-day Hereafter
assistant managers will be chosen at separats
meetings. ]. Ford Johnson. of Dobb5 Ferry n y.
is the new manager Of the baseball team. Henry
T Curtiss son OF Julian Curtiss, OF Gfreenwich.
is manager of the crew. and Milton Wright Grlsss'
Of St. Paul. track manager. The sophomores havs
elected Francis F Randolph. ir.. Of Baltimors. as
sistant manager.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PRESIDENT OF MEXICO PUTS FOOT DOWN

Los Angeles. June 5.-President Di-z OF Mexico
has refused TO continue the concession granted local
men to conduct a racetrack at Tia Juana. accord
ing to news from San Diego. because permission
might be construed unfriendly act toward
California.
L Cohen, William Anderson and Clem Crevelng
hold the concession signed by the Vice-President
of Mexico and they say they will go ahead with
preparations to open next season.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
REDS WIN In TENTH
SUPERB4S LOSE AGAIN
Wilhelm WeakenS at End Of Hard
FOUGHT Game.

Cincinnati June 5.-Cincnnau beat Brooklyn in
the tenth inning today by "A OF ) to /. after
Brooklyn had started in by hitting Campbell Ia ard
in the first inning. Rowan followed Campbell. and
was much more effective, striking out nine men.
Lo5ert singled. with none ont, in the tenth
niug when Wilhelm weakened. and stole second.
He kept on Il third on Marsha"s wild throw and
scored HotlItzers single.
Mitchell and Kustus furnished great excitement
by one hand catches that cut of runs. and Burch
was sent 10 the bench by O'Day for a violent kick.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
MILLER ON ENGLISH POLO TEAM
Chosen as Fourth Man to Meet Meadow
Brook in International Match

London June 5.-Charles Miller has been chosen
as the fourth member of the English POLO team to
plav the Meadow Brook. Long Island. team In the
matches beginning here on June % for the Ameri-
polo cup.
He is secretary of the Roehampton Club and the
Youngest of the three Miller brothers all we'll
known as polo players. He first became prominent
as a player in India.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
WEDDING BELLS II WINS ABROAD.

Manchester. June 5--The County Welter Hapdi-
cap of 200 sovereigns. distance five furlongs was
run here to-day and by James r keene's
Wedding Bells II. Relief second and Black
Gal third. Ten horses ram
Harry Payne Whitney's DeIirium was unpaced
in the Stafford Borough Handicap at six furlongs.
The race was won by Sir Archibald.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ADAMS SCHOOL WINS AT WILLIAMS.

Willlamstown. Mass. June 5--The Williams m
terscholastc athletic meeting held this forenoon
was won by the Adams Mass High School
against seven other schools in Western Massachu-
setts and Eastern New York Tile Cambridge
N Y. High School. which was represented BY
only two men. won fourth place with a score o.
Is Is points
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
STATE LEAGUE GAME NEEDS POLICEMAN.

F,lmira. N Y. June 5.-To-day's game between
Elrnira and Utica nearly ended in a riot IL being
necessary for the police to escort Brown the UNI
rire from the field The game was called at the
end of the first half of the fifth inning on account
Of rain with the score tied at s to g. Both teams
were on the field for fifteen minutes arguing with
the umpire over a decision which resulted in the
visitors tying the score in the first half of the fifth
inning.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
RAIN STOPS MANY COLLEGE GAMES.
Harvard and Dartmouth Idle at Cambridge
Columbia Kept from Playing.

Cambridge. Mass. June Both baseball games
scheduled to be played Soldiers Field today
were cancelled because Of rain The Harvard var
sity nine was To have met Dartmouth. while Ihe
Harvard freshmen were scheduled 10 play the fals
freshmen.
The freshman game was started but the rain
caused It to be called of before one inning was
ended
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ST. YVES WINS RACE FROM MARSH

Winnipeg Manitoba. June 5-Henri St Yves easily
defeated j. d. Marsh. a local runner who recently
won the Toronto marathon in ffteen-mille race
here last night In the ninth mile St Yves gained
a lap on his opponent and finished fully three
quarters Of a mile ahead in 1882 on track which
WAS anything but conducive TO good time.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ALEC SMITH AND MAcKIE MATCHED.

A purse of $500 made up last night at the
semi-annual meeting of the Fox Hills Golf Club. on
Staten Island. for professional match next Tues
day 1t Will. be between Alec Smith. former
tioral and present Eastern champion. and Isaac
Mackie former Eastern title holder. Mackie is the
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
NO HITS FOR CADETS.
Mcclure, of amherst, Pitches Great
Game against the 4rmu.
fBy Telezraph - The Trib1ae I

West Point. y Y. June 5-Amherst gave the
Cadets their first whitewash Of the year this af-
ternoon by score Of TO o. Mcclure pitched
great game. and the cadets were unable 10 gz- a
hit. while the visitors showed fne form a. the
bat and landed on Hyatt eleven times. The hsI1-
ing Of Amherst was excellent. and some OF The
Army's drives would have been hits with less
expert helders- \ drzzng rain fell during the last
four innings and the field was slippery
The score follows
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
ne score toIIoNs 5 i.

Tu.o-hase htts-Devf!l. Evans Thrce-base hits-Mc.
,rrrni~k Konetrhy H.ts-On Raymond. IN three and
on. third innings CrsndalI. and two-third
innings: Mathewsou. three innings; of Salee II
lr six innings. OF Lush I three innings Sacrincs
hIts-Byrne Murray stolen hases-Byrne TenneY,
I-.Ii7 Double plavs-ChaTles and konetchy'
Erfdwel. Teuuey. Left baSfs-Si LOUIS
n. New York. Bases bslls-On RAYMOND: ., on
Nsrhovsan / o1 Sallee 4 or Lush. ! struck out
b Raymond 2 by Crandall l. by sallee g. oy Mathew
son. Tlme-232 I'mpres- Riser and TrUoy-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
CLEVELAND CLIMBS UP.
Beats Washington by B"nch'ng HITS
an ELeuenth Inning.

Washington June 5.-CIeveand punched TWO
doubles Johnson in the eleventh inning Vi 70
go gsn,e and with the pitchers tumble scored
three runs defeating Washington BY score cl
to 3.
sitton was hit fairly hard, but the locals coulG
net get runner the plate after the Seco"u
inning Hnchman and Goode saved Sitton lrolh
defeat by sensational catches and throws to the
plate
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
HITCHCOCK HORSE WINS ABROAD.

Paris June 5.-The Prix BOcage was run at ST.
Ouen to-day, and by Thomas Hitchcock jr-'s
Stokes ]. f. Widener's McCann in the Prfx
Severe but failed to get place.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
CHICAGO. 2; PHILADELPHIA, o.

Chicago June 5.-Chicago defeated Philadelphia
to-day in a pitchers battle by OF to 0.
The only error made by the visitors counted for
one run. The other scored after two out
I.vers's double a sacrifice and clean steal nome.
The score follows.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Among other college baseball games postponed
yesterday on account OF the storm or wet fields
were: Pennsylvania VS. Brown. Columbia vs. Iril-
ity and Holy Cross Williams
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
SURPRISE FOR ANDOTER.
Hits Freely and UTiHs An
nual Baseball Game.

Exeter. y. H. June 5.-PhiIIps- Exeter sd-utnts-
tered an unexpected defeat TO PhrLps-Andover At
baseball this afternoon by score Of 20 8 An
dover held the lead until the sixth inning when ths
Exeter batsmen fell upon Brown and aided y
ThompsOn's error. tied the score
Another batting rally in the eighth inning nettet
Exeter two runs Brown. the Ard1ver
twirler. hit harder than any time during
his career. while Way. practically an un-ried man,
pitcned a CreditabIe game for Exeter.
The hrst part of the game was played in d-tz-
zling rain The Exeter men celebrated the victory
tonight by a parade and the ringing Of bells TES
score by inings follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
|fandf1gs in Baseball Race

NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
New York ST. Louis
BROOKLYN at Cincinnati.
Phadelphs Chicago.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY. 4.
York. Louis, q.
Cincinnati. Brooklyn, 4 30 innings
Chicago. . Philadelphia, o.
PittsburR, 81 Boston. L
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
The score follows:

7-vobase hits-Donohue. Bradley. Bemls ,sss
-I3Toune Conroy johnson. Bradley sovaII IN
Toonobre Double play-Sitton and StoEdIl-
bsees@Washingtn. s: Cleveland First oase on
0Ia cleveland Hit by pitcher-By Johnson
s,r15cE out-Bv johnson. Z. Time-2;Oo UnPires
Hurst and Connolly
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PITTSPI RG
Total. 81 S27 . o Totals

'Batted Tor White the ninth inning.
Pittsbgrg ...........-..-...-.2 ! o . I-S
Trstan ......................-O o o q o q q o-l
Two base hits Gibson. stem. Sacrifice hlt-White
Stolen bases-Ieach. Clarke, Wagner. Miller Sweeney
eft on bases-Pttsburg Il; Boston. 6 First base
balls-On White. Z. First base errors-PittshurE /
struck ou-Hy White. ?: by Willis. > Wild pitch
White. Time. U-mpires-Kane and Emslie-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

Two hasc hits-Oakes. Hoblitzel Alperman Sacrifice
Hummel %. Aperman, Wilhelm. Sacrifice fly
90. NcEiveeu ~
Double plays-CamPbeI, Downey and Hoblitze. Egan
Hobtltze. Alpcrman and Humnel struck out-By
Campbell. by Rowan. 8: by Wilhelm ?, Bases on
baIls-On Wilhelm !. by ptcher-By Rowan /
Hts-Of Campbell three innings; Rowan n
seven innings. Time-2:1T Umpires-OD3y and Klein.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.

Troy. Z; Scranton, j.
S' F,imira s; Utica five innings rain).
Albany Wilkes Barre Y games ratn).
Binghamton Syracuse Gainl.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
CONNECTICUT LEAGUE RESULTS.

Waterbury, 5: Bridgeport, l.
New Haven, 2: Hartford, !.
Holyoke VS.. Northampton (rain}
New Britain Springfield (rain).
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

baltimore S; Providence. I (flrst gamel.
Baltimore. 8; Providence o tsecond Eamel
Newark Jersey City (rainl-
Rochester Buffalo (frst game. rain).
Rochester. I: Buffalo. o tRec0nd camel
Montreal, .: Toronto (eight inn: ran>
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
AMHERST

Three base hit-McCIure Tvc-1ase rits-Jubs vernon
stolen base-Hyatt- Base ta-Ls-Cf Mcclure. :
Double plays-Ffyar Lyman AID W-=Siie Hvatt. Neve-
and Whiteside- struck ouc-Ey Mcclure 3. by HYATT
= Wild ptt~h-Hyatt- Cupt-e-Els--eiy-
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS.

Haverhill. s: Lawrence,
Fall River VS.. New Bedford (rain).
Worcester VS.. Lynn (rain).
Lowell VS.. Brockton (rain).
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
The score foHows ::

Two-bsss hit-Di!lon- Double pIav-Da7zo1 TO VA
wick Bases baIls-OT Drewes. .. Of WHITE g oHs
Merritt / Struck oLt-By White 4. by Merritt IL
Balk-Fhte Hit by pitched balI-Da7so1. M1rpny-
Time-1:4O- Umptre-O' I4oughIia
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES TO-DAY.
No games scheduled.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.
Cleveland. 6: Washington, 1I innings
Louis New York traint.
Detroit
Chicago Philadelphia traln) .
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
PiTTssURo, 8: BOSTON. T..

PttsaurE. June 5.-Pitts5urg the final game
o. the series from Boston here to-day ny score
Of 3 TO / only one Boston player reached third
base.
The score follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
THE EASTERN LEAGUE.
GAMES TO-DAY.
RESULTS OF GAMES YESTERDAY.

Newark Mt Providence 1.-TWO games)-
Baltimore jersey City (two Eamesl
Toronto at Montreal.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
IINIINN VI
:. L Z ! y -. !. q

Campbell third. fNone when win
ming scored.
Cincinnati .........-..-.--O o O o o q 0 Is
Brooklyn ................2 . 0 o.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06

for two-year-olds: value $4,000 Start good. Won
easily Time. 1929. Winner, ch. c.. by Hastngs-
Sundsh- Owner, 4. Belmont.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
added starter

FOURTH RACE-THE MYRTLE STAKES: selling: sox
three-year-od and upward: $1,000 added. one mile
and an eighth Start good. Won easily. Time,
I.53Ss. Winner. ch. h., by PessaTa- Montgomery
Cooper. Ow.sr. s. c. Hildreth
New-York tribune., 1909-06-06
GRAYEsEND SUMMARIES.

flENsa kSfE-sellins for thTse<ear-olds Upward
~ aa1eo About six tslrlonGs gooG- Non
atstins t-f1e 1913 NiaTser. t. e. Scnp-or,is
---.Ansouianct DNntt. r Monahan.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.


Visit the ROYAL Theatre.
Miss Maggie h5Scw went up to
Boonyi!!e Snnd4j to ',sit relatives
until Friday.
SO to +. A. Williams iJr bananas
and Oranges.
X. A.. Noricct. tho merchant
prince Of Excelsior. was tranSacting
business here last Friday.
Eupion Oil is the blsi for all pur-
poses, especially the incubator, 8
gallons for 50 cents, at L. A. Will
liams'.
Miss Kate Williams, daughter of
Il. A. Williams. w.iu has been en-
ployed at the Eoonyijle Training
School for the past four years, re-
signed her position and returned
home Saturday, and will visit with
the old folks for the present.
The county court, with the assist
ance of the sheriff, finally pulled
Squire Clifton loose from his mooi ing
in the room 81 long occupied by him,
and turned it W. to the new county
schoo! superintendent. Prof. Witten.
The Squire, being a Democrat, re.
fused to leave the court house, Chow
they do hang to office, and has
rented the south room upstairs,
where he will continue to dispense
Justice to all needing it.
Morgan County republican. (Versailles, Mo.) 1906-1914, 1909-08-26
Coal Oil,
s gallons for 40 cents.
Everything else in proportion
Yours for business,
G. H. MASON,
Everything Clean.

Captain James Pelham Trived in
Versailles last Thursday. for the pur-
pose Of taking charge of the Ouachita
Coal and Clay products Co, Capt.
Pelham will be General Manager land
comes well recommended as a hustler.
He Was a volunteer in the Spanish
American war and held the rank of
Captain in the p%aymaster's depart
ment. He has had the management
of some large manufacturing enterpris-
es in Atlanta, Ga, and Memphis,
Tenn. He has a wife and two children,
who are here with him, and he ex-
poets to locate permanently in Yer
s%ailles. The Ouachita is to be con-
graduated on securing so able a
ager, and the city en- securing S o good
a citizen.