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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Jim Vaughn has pitrh~a To- three sAuA inbins
game
me ycs lora 'neHeans uon tour games and
lost one lat wee
What DO The Pirates mean by beating ne Cubs
WITH Ming hart iu 10 game
Vanguard B, q .rft rlnd~r who has great speed
but W. ~ needs tn make better Isc Oft
The tHnuclnnats ha1 r Won every game In which
Suggs hss plirhcI fhr number being four
Triple plays ore rominT pretty fat this seasoa
The hfuoaNns, Giants ald bsTuis have earh
made uus
EsrIudmg No. me ~ louis RroNns have lost
ELEVEN Straight games. They haven't feit the
sensation o. 'iriDD since April 81
Dc' .in Is playtnE o. superb game 80 third hass
Nomr Iuinr nat Harm lofd = Ne best % the
pihyiar now.
Inc Nes Yors Nationals are not afraid u the
1hlraCus ne uniy team lu The West ~ have %
beat is me Pit',nurgs. one " them said before
= sim NichoI, Jhr shoruiop whom Cleveland
SOFA % hsnsas city. refuses % ioin The latter club
Says h. piay uub In me East Rather Incon
sisirnt after playing In Cleveland
B.l} koeirr' nig eaEuo career nkes In teams
N tti. order Neu h0rk Nationals Brookiyns.
ha'imur~,. Hruukyn again, New Nnrk Amcri
rans. ihrn he Nea orb Nationals again.
Jimmy McAlerr has sent Md Clbsrfeld hack
% BIZ native po>itlon. short r~id put Conroy al
ihIrI and supulaut rii NhaffrT win hiIlifer ar
s"cond Following this shakcup came two lost
game
~ the Polo Grounds lat saturday the Giants
hal 20" nasrz ullrd With fNu ont and two strikes
ana three balls "a me batter az course the run
nefs au started Tor ne patr win the neHt
pitched hail There E0rg a steal home cried az
Intelligent ian.
When Rci Murray steals Second he hOunces
up nke . jumping iark ~ hAs hinge On his feet
ana make hk siids and bic lump ~ al win one
motion The only other person ~ ever saw DO
N ih~ 'ame way Nss q player namol Iurhidy
away bark IN the ~
Inc same thl, aftsrno1u a. Ohio Field hetaeen
View YORK uINrr,ity anu the North Atlantic
sq1sdrun officer nill he free me nfirrrs on the
-qusdruu team are A. follows douglas Sule.,
nague. Uamisrh. LANCE Pollard. TN. Jones
L Ohen Starr aud Ingram
BLOOMFIELD. y j. May = william Hurdette
rnictrT ana Charles IgirT, lrfi fielder % the
ii0oWncId baseball club were 30 badly Injured
In ne game with the MhuieT 4 4. ~ RT0oklyn
lestrriay hat both mrn viii he nuf ~ The game fUf
some time Uurtrtte sustained q disl0rnted ]
ana" while siding 20 he piale and viii he 0ut 81
ne game Tor the rrsi ~ The SEASON Erler had his
left hand spiked a. 'lr plate and siI sttrhes Wefe
lcrc.saf} 20 srw up ~ wound
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
TO-Du'S CARD ron lOUEDrCT.
Columbus stakes and q Handicap the a..
fractions

Ar excellent rnTt BE- offered BY the Metro
uoI.tan 10, kew club for Aquedurt this
afternoon me stake feature IL The Column
bu- Tor thrra-vear -olds one mile and q siH-
rn-r'h Nith Eddie Dugsn Pretend aud
Ngrirr possible fa'tors IN q handicap a.
a mile and q sixteenth. several metropolitan
eligihls- may 20 10 the post
Hldrcth can start King jane
Fagrffs. Tirc-f0uc. WOOdCran OF MOI q.
y1usry. Vhlls lafres y Kecne oan b. raf,re-
-s.r'ad br ua-kettp. Hilarious or Svsap
Uu forW lonks - r keaLe and Hildrstt
viii ght % oi Z. A." ifh Guy . her - dangerous
cont antaT
luthe fr-, race. for plafer.. a. siN f,.rlongs
Roe Queen. Jeanne u Arc and folis Levy
may yut up the money TWo-yenr-nltsa
Will mevt 100 thu bird rae. a. Ave furlou ~
with white Wool. PaunvrOyal sud Mics
NDt' perhaps the hest IN the hrh rae.
4 l-O FOR fWo- Year Odds. ~ the same distance
/ru- Fdda and white Wool figure we'll
lHlt.r- Will 90 IN tho last rare ~ sey,n
UTlouys. With N'odcran. Iohort and bal.
Cada having good chances. The entries
follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Hodman. thc Dartmouth polr yaulief has
tnnsinus % l. not q very srycrr atiack
Prof Ernest Never % the Wisconsin faculty 4
coarhing The hrh iunpers a. Madison Meyer
Vas = conference Champion with a rrrorf u
better than Q feet about Zen year, ago.
THE Yale Ne'rs pr"dlrlet a victory foE Yais
Thai wasn't very far from right
Lee Taibo, made a neW collegiaie fs~ord win
me hammer o. IA feet inches % saturday.
hul be- isn cigigic for ihr intercollegiate Eanfr.
Talbot also lchieyod the good distance of ts fert
Inches with the shot
AZ meeting last Week Of thr freshman trnrh
men iruncis Elhndge Brigham Of SpnnEneid.
cam elertcd William 4 Prime. IT.. %. Of New
YORK ciiy captain ioT nest year.
The weights ~ she Wisconsin Osrsmen are.
flare q. ~. Markmiaf. s. ~. nliser g. ia0.
hfaatE =. ~. Wilce, stroke, i5t This "a forty
SQUADS mors Than lasi years varsity and "a
average uf i5fia pounds
who j credited With having done hetWeen 81
and lel irct. He and Beyani. thc disiAnce man
nfe ne bcnt Of Inc Maroon performers.
". v StoiR ~ stanford can nun go yards IN s.
seronds zap 2, icri OF " IN me broad jump and
runs hair mile In minutes srrunds
Hart the Princeton football captain. has
IN % sifain IN TIE side hat prevents him from
retung Tree sginE IN pulling ne shot Ne rani
repeat tht prridrmanres of III srhonlboy days
The Penn ireshmen crew recentiy defeated The
enlftl " - PHILADELPHIA eight hy two and a
hah iehgihs IN q rare Of mile and q hsf me
line VS. minuies o. .crnnds me srhoo1bo5
have race Win Prircston freshmen on May al
q 7 Moore. ire Princeton irhrt captain. 49,
~ Cornell before be- entered the NeW Jersey H.
ttitut1l.
The Intercollegiate quarter nile ought N \. A..
grtaf fare 'hls year with such nerfnrmeFa In Ia
- hamsocil H0uEh. smith. LrFer Kert Rous
seconds or better
Princeton has roceiyed rhaiirnre from NIT
foI q boat race but win not BE- abe - accent N
this year
au1l GameH figures out q GOOD ehanra - -
20 lle conference genes meet nsrfrirv nrrrH91r
~ tteg 80 > puInt1 win aaMun Li1HaN -
inam.
Ml'eI. q l1urLh riana man at % Naval aru
ftMg. VS. TINED IN d - seconds inf - -
luialsa ~ ne niGfciaol games lhaEl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Ak cur salesman to show you
figures and give you the reason
why-"It costs only % cents
q day to run thi, Maxwell
UnabOui 100 miles q wee"
o. ssod EOs Eoldz Cin eSlOSS)
giving the p5sOh.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
GARNER LEADS THE JOCKEYS.
Midget Has Ridden ~ winners 70 Var
at Nqueduet.

Little Guy Garner. under contract to the
Newcastle stable Is The leading Jockey at
AqueduCt 10 date Ne has ridden y win.
Rers. q Seconds and u thirds. and shat Is
more he has pilOted more winners than
any other boy In Americs since New Years
Day Iapin. whose services are con
trolled by x ! Mackenzie and n T. Bed
well. stands second In the list for the local
season Win N hrsts, ~ SECONDS and ~
thirds Mctiee who j. riding first cali for
GeorRe udOm i third. with ~, Is and I
respectively. whhe q 4 Wilson. " T.
Jockey. Creeyy. = fourth with 10 winners.
-evnndz and thirds
Jockey shilling, a past master in bhs
saddle has only been riding = ieU DAYS
but In time he will probably take his place
among he leaders The same ran be said
OF Vincent Powers and Eddie DuRnn, who
viii come here shortly after filling engage
meuts a. other tracks The work OF aH h.
Io,keys az AuueduCt D. show by this table
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Special cabis nssBgfSB % TIVE sUs
PANS May s-Ths rare for tho Pri8 DC
Beyres was run az Bois Dc Bouogns to-day
and Won hy Deufschs Granger Wander
bilfa ST. Peter vas .groud and PeIIerIr.s
k.nhaTes third The Jockeys we're stern
Ufaeil and curry There ere Eve starters
Ihe PIiI Dc 81 jane vas won 1y Wander
r1iie's b8ta BcuElf Nth Dreyfus's HIda
gecpnd and Cai.IauIrs luhettc third The
tlE torHts ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
Game. scheauIed fer rn-n.r.

aurHIr,N LHaarH
Nru York In nv.fo8 W..ht,.,.. a.
Philadelphia
Nsrt0NAL LEAuUU
80. lofa 10 DhicaE0 Brooklyn IN pitashurr
Ff..1a" HtA To- 'incinnau Bosiou IN NJ L5uis
EAsTEuN LEAdrE
Jersey liy IN Mont -rai. Providence IN RyTst,
ha Ir1-F o. Iorun t1. Newark n Dorhesfer
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
BILLIARDS.

A'red De Oro. who l. Matched 10 play
.Dwas liassf0n Tor the three c,ishion
Championship. viii he the attraction 81
i'of To-. academy IN Fortv-sec0nd street
OBJ" nr-' three days ~ The week. and q three
u'Eh's match between Harry cline the
O.. hampton. and John DAILY has hesn
'ffng"d Tor he latter haif % The week
N.- fH"rnDon lpr Oro VIII meet :. Adams
Too fho evening james Blair ViII 10 Ms oppo-
THEf " WV
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

I0tAla IS 10 - 70
'batted for Graham In she nfth inning
'haited for Bailey In the ninth innlng
81 Louis 5000 % o.
Detroit. .-........ , 900 =
Bush. Cobb neiehanty II ionra Stanaae
Pernoi Two base hlts MortaTt Criss stowe
Three base hit Cobb Sgathce hits-S lanaae
Crawford stolen hsses- huSh 7 lonea prrnoi
First base On balls-OH prrnon. a On Uraham,
o. Bailey, 4 First hass m errors ~ ioris g
Detroit. 2 LETT On hases ~ Louis netruit
3 struck out ~ prruoll, I: hy Gtaham
Double plays MoYagt, nciehanB and r
Jones GHgrs and Criss. Implre IN chief
81 Loughnn, Assistant Umpire rerine Tiuc
hour and 20 mlnutes
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Maxwell cars contain the
unit power plant, 3 point
suspension hermO-Syphon
cooling, disc clutch and
metal bOdisS found on
care costing frOm 5000
to IS, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
Rated for Bropn 10 the uinth inning
'haited for Shsrkard in the ninth Inning

RATED for Rroun 10 the ulnth inning
'hatted for Sherkard 10 the ninth Inning
PlttaburE % q. :
Chicago O o % o. I
Runs- Pittsbufg Lrarh. 3. clarke Warner
Miller. % m Gibson chicago sErrtart
schultz. Steinfeidt Heaumoni Two base MT.
Leah. Clarke Thr-r hase M. Srhults Home
run Flynn Sarunrr hitt- Wilson mixer
struck out D. Coe 4. ~ moore o. by Bruun
FIRST base on balls % t0r g. OF CamnitB 4 on
Moore l. Umpire IN chief Klein ASSISTANT I'M
pirr Kane Time hour and IS minutes
ttNCtNNAIt ~ LOtM 49, o..
VI LorIa. May Cincinnati Won the aBal
Eamc Of me series 10 daN Suggs pitched Fond
ball Tor she winners and Nas hFrssd % iu rrrs
sUlc harkuan Ras mt hard ln ths third AMI
ssH ~ RI rounds The srore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

'Rsttsd 'oT Hauser n me nlnth inning
'Baitei fOr Baekman in the rRhth iunlng
Cincinnah % o q
- Louis % 20 q % % % 20 % q Al
Huns Ainelnhau Egan. {. Douney Lobrrt
suKEN Two base hits pheps Eaan Sacrifice
bits Huggius lObert, nowury Double plaY
q gan and HObitge storm base HalIf -
on halls on Rackman. : OF Piersr. / ytrITgt
Uut ~ SngEs, = BY Barkman Len 90 bases
~ Louis, 4 Cinrinnau. I muirr In rhlrf
oDay Assistant umpire Brennan Tine
hour aud ~ mtnuses
NLIIn.aL Ll.nrn .L..--r..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
NATIONAL LEIGUE.

FrrruHrEG. CHica00 ~ "a
CHICAGO Nay The Cubs were defeated
~ the Hratss this afternoon Ryan hif foF q
home fuh Ia the eighth inning and turned shat
looked NE defeat lhto a victory iof me visitor
hoth l0le and OamnItI we're aIld Ihe arorr-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Cleveland KrcugcT. Turner Sacrifice
OandlL struck 0ut-ny smith, Z: b. FRlkfnbeFg.
9 FFat beae % balls--Of smith. 2 % Falsea.
Pss{; ! pS1sls play Turner snd Stoysl
u ehief-dberldan Assistant umpire-kerin.
Tine hour and IS minutes.
DErRoTT, Q. 81. Louts "a ~. o
DETROIT. MAJ 1-The Tigers tooa to-days
fAme non The Browne. Graham cor the nroWna
eaeed Ave lnnlngt, being relieved bY HALEY.
fernou vas vel supported. The ecore
-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

ailneapola-- Minneapolis. 8. coiumbus I
q. liiW aukNl- lufianandiig. 10. NIl9aufeg =
~ " Paul Toledo. !. 81 Paul O.
AZ Kansas CIV Louisville q Kansas CO.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

startling Mcwatt DID "a and sugsr'
card vas.
SIsu'............!sssssss
The competitive season az the Apawafr
Cluo h 20 START on saturday A new %
y That on Saturdays, Sundays and boil
dAya only one guest Of each membar uI
Play and such guest must playWiiha mgmhF
me features aside from club compefifinr.
are ne invitation tournament and
annual aoni1fa' tournamanf tho latter I'D
Be again two day afair
The scottiIh-Amarican Calf Club. o.
Which Jamei G, Craig q uFe1idenf. an lounca'
qnpetltUo for To m1mt8fa zee
Van coEtlamtt haTf gAfl November G..
- tpcfei9rT y John Ngan, % CCrtiAnG.
91o,l
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES
CLEVELANDS WIN THEIR SEV.
ENTH STRAIGHT VICTORY.
~ soSEs Sf to OThoy Take . Pitchers
Battle Prem tire ChlcAGO white
Sox-LnoAleas ~. Louls Browns sue.
Sss=S t. the issiFsii Ti5sFs. . ~ :.

CHICAGO, Nay s-Clsveland won its
seventh sirAlght victory this afternoon.
defeating the wblls SoK too in pitchers
battle between Smith and Falkenberg
The visitors bunohed two hits with base
on balls and sacrifice in the arst inning
for their two runs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09
AUTOMOBILES
AUTOMOBILE

MAXWELL efficiency, mechanical accuracy
4H and honesty in construction have sold
1900 cars Every Owner a cORtentsd
OwReT---aI talking MAXWELL reliability
and economy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

4outheFn LeaIug.
AZ Memphis-M emphis q Atlanta O
AiNgw Qrl11u1-Nqu oIiatna z Chnitru1n4r A
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

Cottou states Lsagus.
.t jackson -IaeEson, q vIrEshgrs 4
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

, Some interesting mstshr- aIII boo offered
by the lOcal bOX'ng clubs This week. To-
night the Olympus 4 100 Harlem W ilI
stage Young onto and t.ghrug bIrE Mel.
eon ~ ten round bout while Hf the Mara
lhon A. & ~ brooklyn Frank peatp and
Joe Bedeil WIll come together
The FaiTmpuI 4 4 100 TL. BruuE V.IT uuf
on q tfn round bout tomorrow r.sIf be-.
tWeen lille be-Chrr 70 ,uuug uglfUatglf
and bQyo Drl-cpii 30 Ireland. 20 lu vTII nav.
lem DrisCull the British feather aI sT.f.
Champion. 10 biz corner Ih. Empfrs
VII not run r. -how This Vrak A. jaime.
hartley has Withdrawn from TIE .IuU .n.
the Mcmahon hoy Nave oHlirfl On the EItrr.
Ross bout. The club W.I' resume under
new policy next Vsrk
JohEny tOuluu aud PM Mrt0vsru are
matchefi 10 hOa ten rounds az ms pounds
Iingnidg 10 fhe Madison 4 e no HarIau
NVer Park neat Thur-dly night mr.
NafiOnal Sporting club vii huId me u-..f.
entertainment ~ Friday. while au POO
smaller clubs vii keep busy
Hal Chase's ball uiayug IN bottom Inst
week bad the Huh Tan. hy tho ear U..
speed, dash and ginger p"TNIdsI fhs Hnf Irs
NeN YORK team. ami The rr-u.. was % bag
EeFprlag hcanNills rrIfir- arc ru. .Ius
N. admit haf the Highlander have a f,T
tEIier team Than lasf year fud HI-u LUY.
rolnfihinE about ne hrsi n--s pi fpor fI,f
~ earned the tie pf speed Bow Tor fglu
F5tur'g team rhr PED Spv save
~ much N not more about ius IdT hfI than
iha leader ~ The Reanea'er, Wfh favor.
abe weather New Work. fsus 1t'' have 20
rhance 20 r10t hard beginning f0-mprru#
mGon the NillnIeu begin their ursf home
81 20 WUh the Western leans
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

george sargent Il reported 70 b. avsrag-
lng y Tor he rounds 40 Chevy Chnaa. anA
n order 70 he 10 SHAPE 70 defend Ma fiiis
~ lniends 70 play every Monday ID tfs
fniladelnhta Cricket Club until fha or,s
Championship there IN June RarRent IA
poe match lqteiy at Chevy Chsna Win
hopeft MQMait, me new ufofannInanf al
ne Columbla Golf Club. which - Wr1 -
ss ~ y ga s",2Ps sSiIi, iIgeat 20 4 :
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

This spring for the hrst time the a.ri.
annuAl handicap % the University CHM
Players WI ~ y View Jersey Il win he
me Morris County Golf Club has bsen
selected There viii b. thlrty-aiE hoies
qecided for the many ina prizes and fhe
date r. MAJ. ~. entries closing the Dre~ed-
ing day with Arthur VI Lockett. ss,,refary
81 The committee. IS Pine alraat
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-05-09

FOR SALE-A pair Of your;
bay carriage horses; splendid a.-
ton; TO be seen at 70 Cornchl
ST.. N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18
LUST JONES" A NEW COMEDY.
Sir Charles .Wyndham/ Will Produce
 Chicago Miilionaire's Play.

Graham Jones, son of Fernando Jones. has been added to the growing list of Chicago men of wealth and prominence who have joined the army of playwrights.
 MT. Jones. a millionaire several times over. former member of the dip lomatic corps of the United States. dflettante. linguist and musician. has been accepted by Sir Charles Wynd ham. the eminent English actor. It will be produced in London during the present year.
 Mir. Jones. the playwright. has chos- en an odd name for his comedy. It is Just Jones'" and the author has neglected to tell his Chicago friends whether or not there is anything per sonal in the title. He is expected home from abroad early next month and may then be able to enlighten these inquiring friends and acquaintances.
 Sir Charles Wyndham was the first producer to get MT. Jones's sJust Jones'" The knight did not wait to write his acceptance of the comedy: he telegraphed to Paris. in which city MT. Jones was then stopping. Later he wrote:
 'Once had begun reading your play I never laid it down until had fin ished it. I have rarely read anything so diverting and clever"
 Graham Jones is a Chicagoan born. He was graduated from Harvard in the class of 1895 and soon after be- came the secretary of the United States legation in Brazil when Charles Page Bryan of Illinois was minister to that country.-Chicago Examiner.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18
Room and Need For All.

Admirably sane are these comments of the Philadelphia Press on the con- troversy between Speaker Cannon and the house insurgents over the propos- ed reformation of the rules:
 Any republican who stands by these great reforms (the reforms urged in the republican national plat form and advocated by President TafD is a good enough republican for the republican party through the country. and division on lesser issues is unnecessary and impolitic. Time settles, all differences and heals all disputes which turn upon personal opposition. and the wise and polite course is to fight them out within the republican party, drawing no line which excludes any man willing and ready to stand on the last republi- can national platform. The republi- can party in the senate, in the house and in the country does not want less votes. It wants more votes. and no differences of the hour should divide on greater national issues"
 And no less sane and soundly re- publican are these words from the New York Tribune:
 Headers in the house of represen- tatives will find little popular support for any program of prescription or civil war. The republican voters want to see republican policies enforced, and do not greatly care whether a representative faVorS or opposes a change in the house rules. so long as he helps to make good the pledges of the last national platform"
 These are the doctrines advocated by The Republican from the begin ming of the talk of prescription and communication, and they are the sentiments of good republicans every where. The republican party needs the insurgents no less than it needs | Mir. Cannon. and there is no reason why if should lose either.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18
A cAeED MockINeeIRo.

passed a cobbler's shop upon the street, And paused a moment at the door step where. In natures medley, piping cool and sweet, The songs that thrill the swamps when spring is near. Fly OCT the fields of fullness of the
 year, And twitter where the autumn hedges run, Joined all the months of music into
 one. I shut my eyes: The hermit thrush
 was there.
 And all the leaves hung still to
 catch his spell; Wren cheeped along the bushes; from
 somewhere
 A bIuebird's tweedle falteringly fell: From rustling corn bobwhite his
 name did tell; I heard the oriole set his full heart
 free: And barefoot boyhood rushed again
 to me. The vision brighter hung upon nail Before dusty window. looking dim On marts where trade waxed hot with
 box and blade; The sad-eyed passers had no time
 for him,
 His captor sat. with bearded face
 and grim, At- Plying listless awl as in dream Of pastures winding by shady
 stream. Gray bird. what spirit bides with the
 unseen?
 For now. when every songster finds
 his love, And makes his nest whereer the
 woods are green, Free as the winds thy song should
 mock the dove. Ah, were I thou, my grief iR means
 would move At thinking-otherwise by others art Charmed and forgetful-of mine own
 sweetheart. O nIany-souled. Shakespeare bird, who
 knows ~ Full well each feathered songster's
 pipe to wind, O captive Milton. in this dreary close Singing in shame of fortune so un-
 kind.
 Holding wide. sunny stretches in
 thy mind, I blush to offer sorrow unto three. Master of fate. scorner of destiny.
 John Charles McNeill.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18
A JoIt Eor th. Coal rru.s.

The supreme court of the United States. in decision rendered recent ly, did more to bust the coal trust in Pennsylvania than could have. been accomplished by volumes of legisla- ton on other lines. The court estab- lished the right of the interstate com merce commission to direct the dis tribution of cars in the interest of independent coal companies, by hold ing that the cars and other equipment of a railroad engaged in interstate commerce are instruments of that commerce, and are embraced within the governmental power of regulation. which extends, in time of car short age, to compelling "a just and equal distribution and the prevention of an unjust and discriminatory one.
 The independent producers of coal have complained for years that they. were at the mercy of the coal trust, and that many of their number had been frozen out of business by unjust discrimination in the distribution of cars. They could not do business unless they could fill their orders with dispatch, and they could not fill orders if they could not obtain cars.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18

In returning the liberal party to a protective tariff. against domina- tion of parliament by the house of lords. and in favor of the radical pro. gram of reform in taxation proposed by Chancellor Lloyd-George. The most important result of the election so far as it concerns the English speaking world. is the assurance of home rule to Ireland.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18

Mound City Paints are better.
 Phoenix Hardware Company.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18

Crittenton home buggy of some sort for the homes use. See Miss King, ma-
 tron. at the home on east Garfield, near Brill car line. bp
Arizona republican., 1910-01-18

Congressman Monden, chairman of the house committee on public lands. has acuired some temporary noto- riety by announcing his refusal to in troduce the bills desired by President Taft in support of the conservation policy. Inasmuch as the Wyoming congressman is always classed as one of the most consistent supporters of the predatory interests when conser- vation of natural resources in the west is a subject of legislation or discussion, it is not surprising that he opposes the administration policies in this regard. If the senators and congressman from Wyoming, Montana, Colorado and Idaho are ever found on the right side of these questions it will no doubt be unintentional on their part.