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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
In California.

stockton, Cal, Sept. 6.--'rhc demo.
cratic state convention settled down To
It's work today without suggestion
vi olseofd apparent on the floor. Ia
the interest OF harmony, sydney Van
Wsck. Jr., of san Francisco, Withdrew
from tile race for temporary chairman,
which promised to be the only con
test, and defended the nomination of
James .. Davis, who was unanimously
elected.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
Osborn in the Lead

Detroit. Sept. G.-The Detroit Free
Press, which has been supporting
Senator j. G. Burrows, says that early
returns Indicate the defeat of BUR-
rows by Representative Charles H.
Townsend In today's contest for the
republican indorsem-n; for United
States senator.
Osborn appears 70 be well In the
lead for governor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
La Toilette Nominated.

Milwaukee, Sept G.--'l'he vote for the
lhited states senatorial nomination on
the republican ticket IN IL OFT Of 20
precincts in Washington county give
~ Toilette fG5 and Cook 349 Political
managers generally conccdc La Fol
.lettc's nomination. The city of Mineral
Point gives La Toilette 249 ana Cook
~; Wlnneconnc, Cooks home, La Fol.
iette 5l Cook 81 while In Black WoIr.
tlin same county. La Toilette 20,
against la for Cook.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
Meade Is LEADING.

White River junction. VI Sept q
Returps for governor in the state ieloc-
tion today from As ont Of 275 election
districts give Meade, republican, d,779,
Watson, democrat, 100
The corresponding vote IN 1908 was.
Pronty, republican, G,62S; Burke demo.
crat, 1881.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
Big Fight in Nevada.

Reno, Ncyo Sept G.-Thcre are two
candidates for the congressional npmi ,
nation on the republican and demo-
cratic tickets. y, Il. Roberts, an at.
torncy Of Carson city. and l.. f.. Doug
ihs, ioidfield attorney and mining
piah are the republican candidates.
one Of the bitterest fights Of the cam
paiBn has been waged for the demo-
cratic nomination for congressional
representative Charles S. Spraguc,
editor of the Godfield News, and Rob.
sft L. Hubbard, an attorney Of this
city but formerly Of Goldfield, are tho
opposing candidates.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
MANY cLOAkMAkERS ARE
STILL HOLDING AlOOF

New York, Sept. 6.-Inccrtainty az
Ia how far the terms Of the recent
settlement of the cloaknakerA' strike
apply to cutters and presscrs engaged
In piece work has resulted In delaying
the return to the shops of nearly
three-fOurths III the 10000 workers
who participated IN tile strike. Only
the shops paying by The week opened
The general trade is still paralyzed
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>. II. Wilson, Dan Tewey, w. a.. H.
lIott.
County Representative. w. 4.
Elliott; sheriff, Joseph 4. NavilIc:
commissioner, George w Thompson
treasurer John A. Shaw. county clerk
and recorder. Dan b. Hurtz.. assessor,
Martin Gleeson; county surveyor n.
u. Davis: superintendent of schools.
Miss Frances Mccormick: public ad :
ministrator, Robin Humber, coroner.
Eugene Teteraule
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
COMMISSION SEEMS TO FAVOR
THE SECRETARY IN LONG
INVESTIGATION
HEAR CONTRARY REPORTS
Minority Report viii Favor Clifford
Pinehot--Intcrcstinu Situation May
Develop II All Republicans Arc Pres
ent at tho Findings, the Number
Being Divided.

Minneapolis, Sept . Democratic
members of the Rallinger- Pinehnt in
vcstigating commission, which wili
meet tomorrow. have practically agreed
on their report While the exact ma
ture of thc majority report III not
known, II Is reported the decision has
been reached 10 yindicatc Secretary
BnlltnGcr. Contrary reports were nIxn
IN circulation. II was said. but without
apparent authority. that the republican
members, who had formerly been rep
resented us strongly In favor of vim
dieating the secretary. were inclined r.
modify their views
Minority Report.
The minority report. II IL said, will
approve of the course Of Clifford PIN
chot, former chief forester James IL
Garfield. former secretary Of the i'm
terror. and Louis r. CLAWS. the dis
charged chief of field division OF the
general land office.
There Is no doubt the report win con-
denim the secretary OF the interior
Insurgents Side.
Representative Edward n Madison
OF Kansas. a republican insurgent, will
support the democratic members in the
fight to be made at the session to-
morrow for immediate publicity OF the
findings of the committee Mr.. Madi-
son has prepared separate minority
report. which viii uphold Mr.. pincllot.
The republican members of the COM
mittee now here are Senator Nelson.
Minnesota. chairman: Senator George
Sutherland of Utah, and Representa-
tive Samuel w. Mccall of Massasbu.
setts. Senator Frank j. Flint pre-
viously announced he would not attend
the sessions here and Senator Root,
New York. who has been abroad. cam
not arrive In time for tile deliberations.
An urgent call has been sent to Rep
resentatives DENLY Of Michigan and
Olmstead OF Pennsylvania to hurry
here. 1t Is imminent 10 republicans
that democrats could force through the
contemplated resolution. Should Messrs.
DENLY and Olinstcad arrive Tuesday
and the meeting called for tomorrow
be postponed until that time. the re-
publcans then would have five MEM
bers on the ground and the democrats
like number.
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La Toilette Wins.

Milwaukee. Sept. G.--Earlv scattering
returns from icW country districts
snow United States Senator LA FOL
lettc To be leading Samuel A. Cook ia
the race for the republican nonina-
tion for United States senator Of Wis.
consIn.
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ARRESTED FOR SHOWING
JEEFRlES. JOHNSON FIGHT

Chicago. Sepi. o.. Edward Burke
manager of the Congress hotel com.
parry VAS arrested by order Of Chief
nj Police steward today for allow
ing the Jeffrles johnson fight pictures
In the hotel on tile night of August 2G
The pictures were exhibited 10 "A party
of 800 men during the course Of "A
banquet,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
FOREST FIRES ARE
SPREADING NEAR
carson

Carson, New. sept. G.--Thn forest
fires that have been burning for the
past few days In the viciaity Of
Glenbrook are rapidly spreading and
calls have been sent to this city
Ing toward Market lake and the Ho-
bart estate. Many men have been
sent to the scene and the members
Of the No1ada state police are being
summoned from all parts OF the
state by Captain Cox to aid In the
fight against the fires.
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Bass Ahead.

Concord, y. H., sept, g. Returns
from primaries in 40 election districts
out Of 200 In the state republican con
test for the gubernatorial nomination
today give: Bass. progressive, 1850
Ellis, regular, 1,021
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stsr9Elected.

White River junction VI, Sept. g.
Congressman David u, Foster, repnb-
lican, and Frank Plunley, republican,
were re-elected In today's state coc-
ton.
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For Congress.

In Milwaukee the following are lead
ing for congress; First district, Henry
a. Cooper. Racine; Second, John M.
Nelstn, Madison; Fourth, William j,
Carey, Milwaukee: Eighth. james II.
Davidson. Oshkosh; Ninth, Gnstayo
Kusterman, Green Bay; Tenth. Elmer
a. Morse, Antigo
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1910-09-07
DEMOCRATS HAVE
ALMOST ACLASH
IN CALIFORNIA
PROPOSED STATE BOND ISSUE or
EXPOSITION PREciPITATES
A NEAR. RIOT.

Stockton, 1al, sept G.-'fhe question
OF pledslns Tie party IL the support
ot tho proposed state bond issue for
the Panama Pacific exposition in san
Francisco. brought ~ In the closing
hour of the democratic state ponven-
tion today. came close 10 preelpitals
ing the only open elpFll of The gather
ing As 1t was, Theodore Bell candi.
date for governor Strengthened things
out amicabiy
After several members of the san
Francisco delegation had endeavofed Ia
get through an amendment Ia the non.
comnittai resolution reported from the
committee and encountered opposition
from the Sacramento valley deega
tlons, Rell drafted the following sub
stitnte for all pending resolutions.
which was adopted unanimously:
Recommendations.
We recommend that tho legislatures
take the necessary step n submit to
the qualified electors If the state 1T
California the question of providing I,
special state lax In raise The sum If
s5ooooo to aid the proposed Panama
Pacific exposition ana permitting the
city and county of San Francisco ia
bond Itself in the same amount for the
same purpose"
Bells Recommendation.
The adoption of Bells fccolnnenda-
tion closed tile proceedings Of tho eo,i-
vention and the few delegates who re-
mained In the city tonight attended IL
mass meeting at which tlle saberna n
toral candidate was the principal
speaker. Alr, Bel was suffering from
a severe cold which rendered II palm.
ful to speak and his remarks were
brief. reiterating his previous deciara-
tions Of policy
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New Hampshire Progressive Wins.

Concord. n H., Sept. o. --Rclurns
from lb0 districts out of 290 In the
state give Bass, progressive, 8,75f FL
lis, regular. 5,5l2
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THE WEATHER

Today--Partlly cloudy.
Tomorrow ---l'air. cooler.
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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
GAG TUs LEAGUE DOPE
ByN. NJ.
Walker

Bisbee Sunday, and his energy and en-
thusiasm was diffused over the entire
field. Pink is a bundle of vitality. and
active, clean cut energy, and unless he
loses a leg or gets d hand mixed up
with a buzz saw, fans of the near future
aree going to hear that boys ClaXon
voice whooping things up in fast COM
pany.
It's Cananea at the top of the list at
the present time. The Sonora club is
working better now than any other club
in this little league and is getting
mighty good lead on the other clubs in
the second division. At Douolas Satur-
day, Cananea took one and then dropped
one Sunday. which makes the two teams
about even Douglas is right on Cana
meas heels with Bisbee, Ell Paso, Cliff
ton and Morenci coming along behind
in the second division. Cananea and
Douglas both got away ahead of the
other two clubs ana have been making
the most of the running start but the
season is young yet and there promises
to be some surprising reversals Of form
before the May month has slipped past.
Keep your eye on Ell Paso for a top liner
later in the season. The team is hitting
its stride just now and with top notch
pitcher to work with Wylie they will BE
up with the sun some of these bright
spring days.
Hughie Fullerton'S article on base
ball in a current magazine for May
should be read by every baseball player
and fan This IS no boost for the maya
zine, but is only giving it to the dark
hair chap who scored the White Sox
games here. Fullerton is the only base
ball scientist not in uniform at the
present time and his article on the
Science of Baseball" is an experts
treatment of the game in an interesting
way. Fullerton has figured the game
out to the fraction of a hair and his
theories are based on his 10 years ex-
perience as an expert baseball writer.
Here is another suggestion for the
name" His rhetorical question, why
is H F. Henry who suggests a name for
the club and his offering is The Path
finders. Since we need a good name
for the FL Paso ball team" he says,
why not call 1t the EPathfinders?' We
have blazed the way to baseoalldom in
this section and are entitled to the
name" His rhetirocal question why
not?' is before the house.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25

the St L7uis team was deecat"d at Cir
cinnati Sunday, 10 to S.
1t blew a gale at the Sioux City game
in Topeka Saturday. 1t was so cold that
the fans forgot the game.
Good pitching on the part of Oldstead
caused the walloping of Lincoln at Den
yer Saturday afternoon. There was
some good stock work. too.
Again the champions have won over
ST Louis, this time at home Saturday
The Missouri players had a TO 0 lead.
but that counted nothing with Z to
result.
On April 90 Frankey Conley is carded
to meet Danny Mccarthy at San Fran
cisco.
Frank Cramer, the Orange, n. J.. AM
erica's champion cyclist, was painfully
injured by running into the fence in the
five-mile race at Vailsburg, n. J., Sun
day. He figures on riding in a day or
two.
San Francisco and Oakland met Sun
day in a double header at San Fran
cisco. The home team won the after
ter 10 INNINGS.
San Francisco. April 25.-Barney Old
field Saturday lowered the coast auto
mobile track record by is second at
the Ingleside course. He dashed around
the oval in 52.12 seconds in his. zoo
horsepower Benz car before crowd OF
1000 people who attended the automo-
bile meet at Islam Temple. Mystic
Shrine. Ben Kerscher's mile was done
In $3.50 seconds in a DarrOcq
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
By Tim

Just wait until Samuel Langford
meets Stanley KetcheIowski at Philadel-
phia April 81 That will be some fight.
Wichita took it's first game of the
season from Omaha Saturday Witch
played at home.
Making it three straight against
Cleveland. Detroit won Saturday by a 5
score shut out They played in Ohio,
too.
Six aeroplanes made successful flights
near Nice, France. Saturday. Each
made about 10 miles TO the sea and
return.
Carrigan's home run in the seventh
Of the Boston Philadelphia game Satur-
day tied the score for Boston but it did
no good at the finish.
The Queens County handicap was
won by Arazee at Aqueduct track Satur-
day. The pony did the mile in 1879 As
Poor old Durham was batted out OF
box at home Saturday. Omaha doing it,
the box at home Saturday, Omaha doing
IT. The Wichita pitcher and his follow
ers lost Is hits. Awful,
Three pitchers could not save Oakland
from defeat at Portland SATURDAY.. 1t
was whitewashing
Z Eddie McGoorty. the Oakland middle
weight, has agreed TO meet Hugo Kelly
Of Chicago, in a ten round go before
the Badger Athletic club at Milwaukee
May 4 Eddie has just returned from a
tour of England and Ireland
James W. Coffroth, fight promoter.
has won a $4,000 bet that he would
reach San Francisco in ten days from
London A member of the National
Sporting club was the loser.
Aviator Emile Dubonnet made a
beautiful flight over Paris Saturday,
landing in the city.
Biersdorfer of Des Moines struck out
Ii men and scored last years Western
league record. but he was given poor
support in the game with St Joseph
Sunday 1t ended and 8.
Another draw resulted at New Or
lenas Saturday night when Jem Ken
drick, bantam weight champion of Eng
land. met Patsy Brannigan Of Pitts
burg. 1t was pretty fight from go
to go.
The final game of the series with
Portland was lost by Oakland at the
Oregon city Sunday. 1t was to 9.
With a sprint the Giants won from
Brooklyn Saturday 1t was an uphill
game for the home team.
Thure Johansen, of Sweden, won the
marathon professional race at New
York Sunday. defeating James ]. Crow
ley by nine laps. The Swede made the
full distance in 2:34:43.
The going was heavy at Pimlico
track Saturday, but the sport was
good. Hereto ran away from his field
in the secnni 3vsI-.
Employing four peggers to no avail.
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Red" Bodies, the third OF the pitching
trio upon which Ell Paso is TO hang its
hopes, is also expected Tuesday
from his home in Bernice, La
He was sold by the Shreveport
club to Cleveland last season for $4,000
and was farmed out to Toledo which il
the experiment station for the Cleveland
club Not wishing 70 go north this year,
Bodies has stayed at his home in Ber-
nice where he has a family, but has
wired that he Will report here for the
summer season This means that three
pitchers of ability Will be out in uni
form this week and from the assortment
FL Paso should land at least two good
statesmen who are the equal OF any in
the SOuthw est
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25

~ ISBEE has como to bat with an ap-
peal TO the baseball bugs to sup
- port the MarOons in that burg
and a similar appeal in this camp
seems equally timely. No one, not even
Harbuck or the directors of the club,
claims that the the FL Paso team as
il exists at present is invincible. There
are weaknesses, glazing ones, and no
one knows this better than the mana
ger, who has been in the game long
enough to be able 10 put his finger on
the weak link in the chain. But the
team is FL Paso's team-our team
and as such deserves the support Of the
fans as long as an effort is being made
TO improve it and build it up to the
standard Of the 1909 team That this is
being done there is no doubt. Harbuck
has been writing for pitchers for
week and has been unable TO locate one
that he is sure enough of to send him
transportation Unlike some Of the pre-
vious managers, he does not believe in
running any h0meseekers' excursions to
FL Paso for the benefit of broken down
and haswuzer baseball invalids at the
expense of the club
Harbuck is a business man and is
trying to run the team on a business
basis. He knows the pitching staff is
as weak as water and he has given his
word that he will strengthen it as soon
as he possibly can 1t seems that that
should be sufficient to hush the ham
merfest, but it has not. The season is
young yet, hardly out of its swaddling
clothes, and FL Paso has long time
TO get going. To have rounded UP an
infield as fast as the one now working
in the white uniforms of the FL Paso
club is going some for a new manager,
who is unfamiliar with the unusual con-
ditions existing here With little
bracing up Of the outfield, which does
not mean the center garden, and pair
OF reliable pitchers, FL Paso viii pass
the first quarter post right up in the
bunch and running strong. A little
boosting now and then is good for the
best of fans, and q boost will help
Harbuck and his club wonderfully.
Whatever faults Pink Grindle has, and
he has some, the same as the rest Of
mortal men, no one ever accused him
of being a dead one 1t sounded like
old times last season TO hear Pink
whooping things up behind the bat for
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25

Manager Harbuck this morning an
nounced thar he had released Herman.
right fielder. and Gilman, a pitcher
Both have been playing with the team
since the season opened.
Manager Harbuck is expecting thrs e
new pitchers in El PaSO this week and
will have them all working before the
club starts for Cananea Friday. Stan
ley Gray Is expected in from Waco Tues
day morning. John RumSey. a right
handler from Houston. is also expected
this week. having been wired and sent
transportation by the local managers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25

rated at two strokes, and II we'll known
amateurs are in the number three class
as against eight last season
The three bracket includes Charles
H. Seeley, twice metropolitan title hold
er: Gilman p. Tiffany, five times win
ner of the Hudson river championship:
Archie Graham, who has held the New
Jersey state title twice: Max Behr. the
present New Jersey champion: the far
driving Robert Abbott. John NJ. Ward.
George T. Brokaw, Archie Reid. +. r.
Upton, Jr-; W. f. Morgan, jr, and
RObert G. Watson
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
.SportLetT

Johnny King has reached Chicago,
butt not yet, is that 500 fine paid.
And John never did go on the stage af-
fer all.
Not only darkness but little rain
stopped the Saturday game between
Washington and New York at the cap
ital city. 1t ended in the sixth, neither
side scoring.
Tonight is the big night at Buffalo.
Jimmy Blabby viii meet Honey Melody.
Raleigh, well supported, ran away
from Gaffney, favorite, in the handicap
at Emeryville track Saturday. Inclem-
ent took third place
Vernon and Los Angeles divided hon
ors Sunday. each taking a game at Los
Angeles. Single runs divided each re-
suit
Robert A Gardner, national golf
champion. also is a pole vaulter. He
rose II feet, inches, easily winning
that event in the Yale spring track
meet His work was the only feature
of the sport Saturday.
Freddie Walsh and Jack Daniels meet
today at London. Eng.
The wind was bad yesterday for the
FL Paso rifle club shoot. There were
nine shooters out.
Generalship in the ninth got three
runs for Denver at home Sunday. and
Lincoln went home defeated 4 and 3.
With the waterbotties almost frozen.
St Joseph won from Les Moines at the
Missouri city Saturday 1t was a ball
loon game, II and T.
draw resulted in a battle for the
weIterweight championship at Paris
Saturday between Harry Lewis and
Willie Lewis. The two Americans
fought well
Naval academy athletes won from
Princeton at Annapolis Saturday in the
initial track meet of the local season
Scores resulted 561z TO 6ohS
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25

scratch Travers was dropped to one
stroke.
Herreschoff is put with Travers at
NO /, his allowance being reduced from
Two strokes last year, There was no one
stroke class last year. F. s. Douglas
and Albert SeclSel, of Princeton, are
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
MANY ENTRIES FOR
BIG GOLF TOURNAMENT

New York. n. Y. April 25.-More than
500 names are registered on the new
metropolitan golf handicap list play be-
ing now in progress at Lakew God. VIM
J. Travis. metropolitan champion, heads
the list, but this year alone at the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
LAS CRUCES WANTS TO
PILL. OFF FTGH'

Tt Id OFF FIGHT-
Jimmy Consfdine. the Las
Cruces lad who will fight any
thing from a buzz saw to
grizzley bear, at from 13S TO 14a
pounds. has returned TO his old
camping ground in the valley of
hearts desire, and is anxious for
a match with anything that
wears gloves Las Cruces is
willing 10 back Jimmr against
the world al these weights. and
the fight will be arranged for
the upper valley town, according
to information received from
there.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS.

AMATEUR BALL PLAYERS.
The Herald wants to print all
the news about amateur ball
games in FL PaSo: those already
played or 70 be played Bring
IN Your notice about future
games and reports Of games
played. If they are played on
Sunday, send the report to The
Herald sunday afternoon or
early Monday. All reports must
De signed by the person sending
them In, but the names will not
be printed.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At LouisviIle-Indianapo 3; Louis
vile, 2.
At Toledo-Toledo. 4; Columbus, 4
13 innings; called account darkness).
At Milwaukee-Milwauk Paul
game off; cold
AT Kansas City-Kansas City-Minne
apolis game postponed; snow.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-04-25
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