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coli

MANUHE-rEE nv rHI So inv .. Iha
invitation tourney going OF ai the Ls.aN
Country club was utiyed somewhat this
morning los numerous defaults Walter
Travis non his FIRST match by 'ha dafault
Of II Hny' and defeated II VI tnlr rl
Ieko1. and ~ 'hs s'''und round Travis
meets J u Nyltu ~ the -sTui- n nal to-
morrow In IN" sgm~ tourney two years
age he defeated HylHn. but AZ the country
club last wear Hyian heat him 1hs results
Manchester Cur. First round " = Travis
Garden CIV beat ?. u Huyt Hrae burn hN
default y Hylan Nespcr, beat " g. shaw
Country tHb hy drfault Il KIM, IT, Tatnurk
brat ~ y freeman. WOilAston. % and 4 4
, ebtin. Hrar burn. beat & Anderson. Wool
land. ny default: n " Ntuckien. Brae burn
heat Kari No~srr. Rra- Burn. And y ~
Nhitemorr. Country club. beat r N ClanIn
WoIaston. 4 and =. " Wilder. Nesper hsa,
/ " small. Rrae Burn. and 4.
second Round Travis heat cole. 5 and
HylAn, beat kinnicu't. 4 and 5 Stuckl~n he's,
Iushiln IS default Whiiieinore beat Wilder up
twenty one holes
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''N Do
-Jh. Nu-"An Oh Which On" ller' ul"-
undar'uok no' meaning ANYTHING rough
ahou' mo D"'rou- M no" comparison Wa
q toll 10 q r.r.rnu,k tp hat confronted ~"
Hghlanders uu 90" pall~sd" y"-'"rds'
afternoon n he 'ud OF ia" Hith inntns
me .,ore Sas 20 IN favor Of the han.
uiou In the rrNl three lnn.us- the New
Nora- made ten run~ AMI the gtw" va
their o. Wa ,u uphill rnl-h which 'poN
the rootsr~ los storm. an "Nrl'lug. rtUToAr-
ne battle Won hy a ~tNas- onslaught Ohi'h
made -FOUR pitcher dr., t.,mE IA vain
- stop u
" game % 'n- ,'r"a" borrow ne
=. 49,, - .,,., 90, ,.,,,.., TIM. l,,.,
So VIZ ~, - '''u ,',.r,..,. b..
va. b,rted ont m M. seventh - 10 ,hc
III bp ~. y.r. .r.,,i,a ..ru.. mostly
ta., h,II .Io.c nm 70, ..,,r. .,ud no, and
'han 40" hal nom" IAN h' '.H''n'
Austin. no took he lla," Ell FRAN, la
porte ~" mr. ''~ arm. "l' ITO" New l"rH.
IN tho f'hi'H- N.''n'T'. I""' anu
donovan "r, H"' IN 3D." ",sh'n an" , ~
''~r r' n.' ,' E .'" r, NO. n,, tire.
robust hits -'sh' o" me reel gave 'a2 20
vtlirt' Who ui', ned 20 "u.' $50 mon We
pa,~ed on" ~ mel" ".H o"."h "H' 'ttee
haIs u" ~" h"N' I''H"'' M ba-N~' ""
men and a. 'A'''d WIN '"'r,ni ',nsl"
&c., , &c -, "' ~, va w,,., ~ W.. ,'rs me
ro,,,,,- ",n,s, ,',,,, .r.r-.,,,,i,, nm,
WOULDN'T have :. orrd m ~, h liberal pusn.
10y but for errors p, warhop ana 4, ardner
meant ne rum Tor 'h" I't"f- ~ IN" MN
nnins w." Nc" Works had =" hank ON
90, I,r,isI L,,,.,. 49,, 50, r.,.-,,, c,..,,rls
A., 80 =, ,,,,,,,.. b., ..o..,',., o.. &c..
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IO'N'. - = "a
'R.ftrd 'ot Ir..cSdair Va trs ninth innlng
VatIrd Tor sAri IA ihr ninth inning
- I OH. - ~
toS Ion u
PUN, VI Louis stone HarNcu. True>dAl,
Wo>loH uooprr speaker. Wagner, CArtigAn. j
Two hss- hit MAsnrr Three base nv
>.hNtitIrr ~Arrtn,e His stephens. MalAre
~ru N " Agucr stolen bass iTte >dHle lioopet
Lord NoUh'e play Wallace and STEPHENS Zen
on base ~ touis A Boston. tir>t hASf on
halis UF lsEc tiTst hAse on error bo>ton
0 - Louis StTu,k out bl l.akc 10y smith
Passed bAu STEPHENS Wild NTH Iahc
p rpilr In rticf kern Iicld umpire ton
nou, Time hour And - minutes
,RI, 400 D., l.. S. WNzHiNuToN FIR-i GNNE
W,sHtNaToN Iub - White OLtpi'rhrI bfnN
10 th- rr>t game to day anu the Chlcago> Won
,s.Ib OlmstrAd Vas unsteady and nat vim
paNur.s Mid throw gave the Washing tons tS0
rr.n> AEd me second EAn'C by shutout Irs>teE
and Milan rulIdcd IN the second game ana Milan
'ar'd The scorr
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Berri,. Lord, Winning ham BergeI PhilAdelphla
HaAer. naus. Murphy. harD, lNPp, mn
Lett On bass A'ieN Gland. = lhilAdeiphiA,
on II, cert StTuc. out ~ HarkneSs, ~
Morgan. by !pEeris Three bA>s hli GTsnrN
SsrTt'cr nit, OIdring nyEerL :: lAio,e
~Iolen bases Murphy ; Nary Hli hy pitcher
~ Morgan berger and lAiH~ Wild pltcheN
Morgan, Merger Passed hail Hrnlls Imul IN
CHIEF p'I.oughnn Field umpire tgan. Tine
holrs and ~ uindtcs
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wemens Tennis ~ Newport

NEWPORT. r 7. July :: Miss Fredl
Paine reached the semi-fnal round IN ~,
,xomen'a singles tennis tournament ~ ia,
Newpor' Casino to-day and in CONSEQUENCE
aba vii NEE; Mrs l.orillard spencer, "
p-morrov ~ s W.. n MAJ, I'a q, ~ I"t une -llN-l
to-day Mis-. Paine defeated Mis- Mani.
scott IN straight sets, a g.. g. and then II
Rrynal IN a three match -et 80 LIS
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ottawa Cr,ck.,ers Lead Ner,on.

the fret day . plav AZ Hay erford the Ottawa
Crickrt club Vas leadIn' the Merton 4 rte ket
club hy comfortable marlin The Cana
dtans put together an even 80 AZ their
inIfial attsuipt and n hen stumps were
drawn for ths. day Merton had scored bur
; Tor th. loss Of seven wIcketS Tho game
will b- continued Tomorrow.
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,puLpHI. srco>p o.ME


TonIs " ~ = IolAls = Y q - u
'rAu fo' Hcitnuilrr IN tho fourteen "a inning
'hA''ri FOR p-Tring In the ~eNrnth inning
Z cleveland 900 - 90 ~ . % ooO !
Philadelphia OOOOl 90 q OOo - " !
Run~ 'icN Gland ~toNsn Philadelphia lapC
flr,t na~r On errors phlladr,phiA Ten
"a base Philadelphia. IS Cl-N riand. flr>i
~tr,i,s o., IA, Fstsrnhrrg . b, B-ndef
Two base hlts Rikrt Murray sacrifice hits
e '."Is nAt - hrndrr. Ia lolc stolen nA>c>
~to,alI. RaArT Murphy Double play lumcf
ami sto, all mplrr IN chlc' ryan reid um
glrc ploughHn Time cEouf. and ~ minutes
sosioN a o. 81 Lotis a g.. !
BosroN JUN :. Tt~ rAilend ~ Louis Browns
WEI eA,N Tor Ro>ton 20 da LAKE let In the ur
q lag nm IN q ~,ui ri'cn ! he score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23

IoNd Branch. y ! July - Great
Ne~E triumphcd over ths;Rumson Free
hooters in a closely contested polo match
AZ Rumson N~ck this afternoon nv . net
-rore of TO goals Eight periods ot
" = Jones, Sr.. did the hest work for he
Freebooter~. white Rumsep put up a star
game for Great Neck
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r'r1SR' rc. Jul, .. y, simply slsuEhter
Ing the RrooEl,n thls afternoon the cham
;.ons GOT INTO second place IN NE league
400 P-~-dsni Thomas Ivnrh ~ no
national I"tEU" Wa- N the ErAnd stand
and laugh~,i hear'il, ~ n" antics NJ Rrook-
I'm irving 80 s'np rrtshurg from SCORING
Tired tlArke.- Young man Philippe vas
m the h"N FOR pii'~hurg and 10 gave a re-
msrkah'a oNhih'''on ~ hall PLAYING ASIDE
f-ow holding RrprENu 10 six hFa and no,
issuing = has~ an balls tho Old pitcher hi'
for home run NJ The second Si'h the hsSe4
ful' mad -s'rrr'" ht. scored tao Tuns
himself ard finally topped NJ his daN's work
10 ls.atIng ou' . hum m he -sNsuth inning
NIlug N" hss~-. paving tho way for i've
mora runs p" come over IN" Plat" fnr pits
burg
Dalton M 'hs fourth inning scored the
only run for Bruoklyn n required 'wo mad
error o. m" PAT ~ pru-hurg to ge' him
round Tho fAs' rtsh' fielder came hr~t
80 hHt and wa- -4f" - NrSi on Mohs- hnie :
ont pauh'.rt tea ou' and nn Mhear'S out
- Frs' Dalton took -s"und Huwmel now
singled 20 night ami wilson fumhled the
bsi, long enough fl" rernri Dalton - s"of"
ne
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Totals - la - - Totals - - -
ran for >uut N In the ninth inning
Matted FOR Heck endor'i IN the min N Inning
Rated 'ot GrAy IN the ninth inning
hiCAgo q - ! ;
Warrington -
RUNS chicago Parent Isider : t'oiins.
Tan-ehiu ,,AndiI Washington CRAY i.rft on
ha.s. hicago Washington. N lir>t base
~ haII~ 80 WhItr ; 90 GFAy. struck out
u, "A hitS s ~ Gray Th-cs bNSs MT sullivan
r.u hn>r tii, collins sullivan. hlllifef
a.srv.sr~ hif "a mite stolen hASrS /citrf.
.nrro, az n, pl'chrr ~ Uhitr Milan. KIN
~ npr, P,rrnr TINE hour ana Is
mir lt~,
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,st>aro> :. CHICAGO q sE'o>r o,NE
,ut,... VACCINATION

TotAS ~ 80 - Totals n Z = - q
matted 'o- Mullen In me rlnth inning
Chissgo - q
Arlington
Runs Washington Milan ieiiN eU lri' on
ra.rs. .rhlrAgo = Washington First hASe on
nall. 80 pl-7steAd. ~ Groom. ~t'u~k o''
a, OIr-stsad rs Groou Tao hs>s hit
blrrs'rs4 fstHen Stoer bass ''olF~> NuAn
poubiS riaNs TAUnshiu and Nlien olr'st~sd
Eide ang Mullen frr'-s HerUrr TtrT
NOuT sns r~tVutss
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23
American Amateur RoNcr Beatrn.

Spsoii ClbS Dsspaich n tn >r>
LoNDoN. July p American and LHs.ls1
amateur NelierNelg lights boxed sin rounds
tonight Ivan Kahn of Los Angeles and
Sol Ndler. a London broker. wanted 10 no,
ffteen rounds hut the ar1stsur rules tore
hads Referee CORR gave tho award %
adler some keen ring~iders ,rI' .. .-sd his
decision. holding that Kahn led m mo lat
four rounds.
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REALS WRIGHT BEtTF\
sleI .suEfIm Adds Another SU-prl,e ..
Iongw Ood Tennis Tournr,

LoNowoop. July . Thara -... .-.
surprtAau ia to-day's matches o. o.. ....,--
doubles lawn tennis champ, O., 20
folloSers of tho gam" sru ..r .rrs .,
wonder what newt will happ-u ...-. .
doubles or singles now pla,lus .a..r
With to-day Ba,l- q. Wright. tor
champion. Was put uut IA o..
round by Maurice D. Mcl"ug lei
Ctf1c Coa Il PLAYER. Wright Nn~ ...
In MclouEhl,u'- handr. i"~ .. ... ...
him out geusTalled and on plt ..
1hsFe Vas hardly depHrI. ...
game v here MCl.Oughlin dId uur ....
front Time aftor time hs .uu. .,. .... o.,
air for overhead balls. then -uIH-. ....
with terrific speed across ruu-
After tho first art Wright t..
on the defensive and went n.
OF the court To the other f"r ... ..
in all Mclaughlin played ma bios ..,
II hs comes through the IN ....
morrow With Wallace ! Iuhu>.r. F...
delphia he will noat l.aTned p.
champion, In the challenge Co..
In the championship double N,..
new Boston mt sTsc holarti, -..g.. r..
pion aud Richard itishop II t'' ...
club defeated q. luuChaf. ...
Gardner OF New York IL 'uyT -, ... ...
After Touchard aud Gardner .,.,....
wr;Sht and Little they Wer" 'pu-. ...
a. certain winners %. tho Tito "a
suffered great slump from o.. .... .,
yesterday. When the opposing .. .ln.
two sets he blew M whItu"y o.. stop
were always ready to take adNatt,.r 4 ~
opportunity and IN thar nItUu-r .HI %.
righ, to meet the lala team u' q fI.. len
Jr. and p NJ. watrous for o." STEM
title
The MeI>oughHa Wright match py ag.l,
VyHsT sci
S SaI1S1t 1l''.'. ;t.t::, &:
SECOND sET.
MeI.oughun-.. asts.t. '''' ~
wright So. SoO.I I,Ss,. IS
THIRD sET
Mel oughIin .Oa2SOi.1 t-att.l.-a
Wright ... s.taal lIu. -
Mclaughlin. 80
Wright -.
Eastern Doubles CHAMPIONSHIP Th.ri rr. nd
r. j Sulloway and n { johnson. Hos'ou 3.
feated = l.. Beais and II. r. Scot' Bosto4 q.
%. - -
Bshop Boston, defeated SulloWay and flnsss
IN default. q . TouchATd and e q raatrs-
New Work. defeated =. V. Page and 70 t.rr--
semi maj Round whitney and Bishop O.
feated TouchArd and Gardner. 81 g. -
90 n Holden, JT. and , NAro4, NAs
defeated Y n Palmer and { q puup'ol Nes
Longwood singles semi hnA round "
Mclaughlin, san Francisco defeated Reals
Wright boston. 4 =. - - Wallace p
Johnson. philadelphia. defeA ted y .Ahlsr
JT Boston. % a. g s.
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Al birmingham birmingham Memphis .
A. Montgomery Atlanta MONTGOMERY n
~ Ne~ orleans Chattanooga. = Ncg br
lcans. =
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Fsrsc. Gee. n ~ q q o Z
a fac y
Rooms Jersey CiN Clement p"i1inger. Iohn
lon kIssi7g~T Nuralo 'or,"tan sc, abe
~'rls. nut PH "a .pr. 4 - klssinzer Z
Ho'nr r.0 Johnson 1Hrc~ base hl's Nct abe
WOpt. Two bssr ne kissing-r ~ rinr~ hi
= i'm stolen nAs" sAbr~ rir>t hAs~ On
rrrprs purHto lrff On hASes Huraio
gsrss, Ili' Nl1 pi'ch KissnEef Pass-i
nail Williams ~ plrs IN chief stafford Yield
ur,fa-r F'nurgA0 Time lhput nj - uiinutes
ruF0NrD
Ifo,lisn'" %
f0rnrtO y '
batteries RArherirn and ii'SEershf Lundgr~n
aut 1~nn~msr
~ ~oNrETat
HaIr~r0re n (.
Montreal n % - u
p.t'eri~s pusSeIl and Igsn. B"rrhsu and
u III. ns
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iSTFRN ~ tGi O..


So. svsrTB tutt :, LOO Nc,annitf who va
IN = 'araUon VfI~ hls 'rain 49, losing IN Non
wee vesf.rgsi rUAuf this afternoon U~
Ii'.Nsa ags'asl 10 Nes'rT ard The 'o-Ais
shut pg' = 700 ~ G.t ro' AIioS . reHl Ai' IN
ne "r.' inning No"'i"~ Nss rr"dit~i Sl'r heatinE
o. rn.Isf 20 ioH4~n. sro ~ r. = hAi Throw
r. #s .FUF
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New York state League.

~ wiLEysB,rag
t.tfra 1 1 n
NisrshArr~ al ~
batteries FAirbanh and Poster Ns,,heos and
Ua4N Umpire bitoue
spsNro~
SyTa~rse ' o. 70 I
Stanton y n
batteries Wliss ard Hurley Chalmers and
NrIlonoggh rlpires - HTi~n and FNabs
HIN8HsNroN
AlhauE n ~ n n ~ I
WngrAwton
Rs',crieS Chappci~ and Porte rsrasu aud
Usher Umpire Brown
FfNIRN
T-0, n
T'riiTa n =
Ts''r.irs Wilson AMI Nsrner y nm ~ snd
a. Nrif ripifrs 'indsab and Hn~riard
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nropz Nn n 70 ~ . n
EIt'sburE % 4 - -
Runs BroOsBu Dalton T1;t,bu's Byrrr
I zach :. lAfke. Wagner flynn Wl son I,lh
Gibson. CLARKE i'ruoI Homo rln lTilnppe
stolen base liyfnE Sacrar~ hit philnnf~
I,oubi~ pisys MrKechrlr AMI Flynn Y smith
and NAuh~ri Iir.' base o. halls 80 Miller :
90 knstg~f struck o4' rs Phlilppe {. Hits
~ Miller. = IN f0o ilnirEs o' knrirer 10 IN
sis innings VIA ui'cr Niusr Irpir~ IN rrief
lohnsion" Iied umpire Jason Tine hnur
and W minute
'tNCtNNNrt PHIlNrEiFHIs LH.'
CiNctNS'ri. Jry =. timely hi'fing rs the
Reds coupled wi'. bas"> IN balls by Norm and
StAck defeated PHILADELPHIA MS A'to moon Tho
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Game. scheduled for ro-ds,

rst-ott IN New Tor' Cirf ~tag! 81 7 b ,7feiUhts
~ ipHs w ltp~ton tnl,Agu IN b. Arlington
NNII'ssL IENpIb
NDN Nofs ~ ~ iHHt> HrpnAbn IN lHttsbuFE
TINA irIrhls iu cincinnati. P'~tun In 'hIUagp
gsSTgEN - ''tt
NsaarE IN Rochrs'rT two game " 10y ,r't
IN .tr'a'o two games baltimore To- montreal
.Irnt" In roTnn'o .tsn game.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-23

~ Indianapolis Indianapolis. =. Minneapo
~
At Columbus columbus . Kansas tttv =
a. { ouis,tIIr go Pau. l.aulsSflir
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Mcyc, knock, Ou, Rice

!sp,oH CiSis D,spI'ch 70 TVS SUI
PANS. July y In a match here tonight
sam MrVey knocked out Peter kics m the
NJ h round
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At Yaynn city NAsuo cay. S. GREENWOOD.
II JArkspn .fiAtue,baTg. =, laokssn. I.
~ Meridian Meridian. =. NtrhsntTg twelve
InrlnF.- IAF. ne.
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'Rsued for CrAndsII IN N, seventh inning
NsN No-s - n q q n
Louis % u % q
Rua, ~ louis F'HS OaEes = konei-hS
Three hAsr hit ko1r'rnl ~A-rtn,e Mt SeS
n1our l1ouhs p.al "n0-rl hIs<inS enf kon
rt.hN Stolrn hASr koD,thl h't 10 piLhcf
rs orridon ~nofgTAs~ riFs' base on balls
on lush . - CrandNu . ~ orridcn. ! Strur
out W randall = %, D,k>on 0 H'W on
ush. SIN "a amt tao ihfr', innings ~ landau,
4 IN -, inrinz, 90 M. Ason I IN tNo innings
Irf o. na~e~ ~ IoIl. Sew Or a Implre
N rhiei WE'e- Held nm V'~ Erf>lie T'ne
. I hour -.
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Tri-stat~ l.ragur

~ NiInarsporf Lancaster WiMsr'S port I
- Altoona Altoona. y. heading
~ Harrisburg HArTishurg =, Norb
~ tohn.tosn Iohns town : Trenton
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A. F.ll River Pail rive i-aNrrnls
~ New bedford RTtt-ktOn - N~a nsdford 4
81 " orrrs'sr towci ~ nrrSsrT
~ "a, -rrW I.su mn . nairrnIII. B.
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western I.rague


- Bridgeport SsW RntAln. !. bridgeport .
80 hartford ~prnE~sld a hartford.
- Va -hury HoNoke WA'-rhurT =
10 NCf. Maven iiTsf game Nep Ha,rn
So Hr. ~
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sou,h Atlantic IcaEur


II Savannah savannah, augusta !.
Al tark SOM " Macon. =. Jacksonville, q
~ toluu1Bfts toU.mnta. ~ Columbus. y
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Ra-~bsIL I.ID q. w. y americans -
Detroit American LeagIe Vars Adn 81 ~
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ro'a, n: = - Totals = = :. =
Neuar- ~ ~ ~ a
10 rr,f'r ~ % % " ~
f.r- NeWars NruerrINr. Gsrlry t.Sti
~ ioud~n. iioIv noTr runs loudrU.
zimmerman Two bAs~ nv Ioudeu SArrin,r
hit t,Anlrs. - hia1s Nr''lnuIiy stolen bA~r
t.nUdru double play 0virn. --hiATy AMI
.slsr irst hAss ON rrrofS H~phrs iii' p,
r,i' rrr By M,tInni'l PlaiT Ie'' IN bases
ttp h">tCT. NcwATA first base on bAlls--JT
sft'" Z oT N,tdrrIJ O. r;TI,N out -
ante : hy NrtdnnitN. 'Tvi-r In tFb'
49, n Field umpire Boyle Tine hour and
. lhnutes
H'Vpstn q JERsEN Cirr
prTYsJo july p HuTAp NrAl Jersey tity 20
gAs Gus Johnson hAi 4 hAd rAy a. snort and
- n ~ Ms four error stAri"' inc home team
S,orrg Johnson ruA1s 49, yaruy Tor bis ,Oor
n-Uslrg win the al pIugging Ov' home run
NIiu inrr" on bases The zoe
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02
@ occc 10000 COCO CO @ @
CANDIDATES ARE FILING
List Grows Merrily and Some
Noted Ones Have
Filed

James s. Davenport, Democrat, OF
Vinita, today filed his petition for a
place on the primary ballot as a can
ddate for the Democratic nomination
for representative from the Third con-
gressional district, He formerly rep
resented that district in congress, but
was defeated fog reelection by Chas.
Creager, Republican.
S. NJ. Wamsley announced on the
Democratic ticket for senator from
the Fifteenth district He lives at
Pocasset.
John O'Brien is candidate for as
sistant mine inspector in the First
district on the Democratic ticket
J. r. Johnson bf Lawton is a Dem
ocratic candidate for Judge OF the
Sixteenth district.
c., A. Workman of ClaFemore an
nounces for the Democratic nomina-
tion for senator from the Thrty-tllird
district, comprising the counties OF
Rogers and Nowata.
Robert NJ. Rainey is out on the
Democratic ticket for judge of the
Seventh district His home is at
Atcka. He was appointed as an as
sistant to the judge OF thar district
after the Second legislature had en-
acted a law providing for new Judges.
Rainey was the Youngest member OF
the First legislature.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02
SCOUT CAR IN CAPITAL CITY
Glidden Scout Car Reaches
Guthrie This
Afternoon

IDai II Lewis. the famous scout OF,
he American Automobile association.
fcached Guthrie az o'clock today on
jhis path.dnding tour for the Glidden
trophy run in June Guthrie people
will appreciate the privilege OF see-
ing the Giddenites In action. A
hundred or more machines win make
The tour and many others viii be in
Tor short trips
Lewis Is accompanied BY Joseph w.
Yardham, driving the 80" Chalmers
Official car; VIM. A. krotin, official
photographer, aud l.. j. Smits, gener-
al press representative. The path
finding party was plloted from Okla
h0ma City by members of the auto
mobile club OF that city. Several
Guthrie auto owners accompanied the
party toward Perry. Lewis expects
70 stop ia Enid tonight He Is half
day behind schedule on account OF
al accident Ia Texas. The machine
vent through bridge near Dallas.
The Gliddenites VIII be here about
the last of June. They started from
Cincinnati April II.
Last year the run was made from
Detroit Westward and then back
East
Cars Of every make are entered
and the route Is selected with view
TO putting them up against every sort
uf difficulty In course of over 2,0U0
miles.
Secretary Maurice O'Iiourk OF the
Guthrie N1tc cl-h haa che~ge ~ the
vislto here aud accompanied them
out Of the city
The Guthrie Auto club made a run
60 Oklahoma City yesterday Fifteen
cars made the trip.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02
. @ 100 @ co. @ 10000 ooo Q
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Charters were issued today by Sec
Rotary of state Cross as follows.
The Tyncr Hay and Grain CO..
Council Hin; capital 10000; direct.
ors, E. TynebO A. Douglass, II. w.
Douglass, G. A. Converse.
state Musical Convention of Okla
bona, trustees. W N. Parker w. G..
Hughes. Mrs. G. A, Hull OF Adair Dan
Maple and John Maple OF Chelsea.
Wanette Farmers Gin aud Storage
CO.. capital. $4,000; u. Anderson, q.
". Henry, D. 4 Mitchell, G. w. Clin-
ton. ], 4. Cummings.
NcGee Creek Lumber Co, McGee
Creek; capital increased tG 100000;
directors, T. l.. Jones, G. w. Wilson
II. u. ch!lcs.
Red Oak Telephone CO., Red Oak,
capital, $4,000, directors, r. A. Welch,
c. A. Sturgeon. I. G. Talley,
ST. Lukes First Missionary Bap.
list church Of Pawnee; trustees, T..
X. Curtlss, e. NJ Elston, Brlsco Polk.
The Grand Avenue Methodist Epis.
copal church Of Enid, trustees, Jonas
W. Benton, Claude " Nye, Mark r.
Milan,
silver Lake oil Co.. Battlesylle,
capital. $4,000; directors, +. ~.
Bucher, Frank Bucher NJ. A. Easley
g. G Garner, Leroy Bucher
Gerson.Esman co. Oklahoma city;
capital, 100000, directors. Harry J..
Gerson, Leon NJ. Esman, Sidney J.
Eisman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02
DECLARES TAFT
MUST Be CHOSEN
Root, Loeb and President Said
TO Have Letter Of Indorse-
ment From Big Slick Artist

Washington, d. O., May Elm LETT
ters which Colonel Roosevelt Is alleg
ed to have written to President Taft.
Senator Root and William Loeb Jr,
i is said by the Washington Post.
that the former president has thor
ouhgly endorsed the Taft administrN
ton, and fayors Mi Loeb to succeed
Governor Hughes, and Indicates that
his decision to remain In private life
ls final and unalterable Colonel
Roosevelt will not even be a candi-
date to succeed Chauncey Depew in
the United States senate, and much
less would he desire another office.
II is said also the former president
Will not be candidate for the pres
IdeRcy IN 1912 on the contrary the
letters are said to indicate that II IL
his conviction that the reelection OF
President TAFT Is the Republican par.
ty's plain duty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-05-02
THEY FIND PEOPLE INTERESTED

Rev J r. Abernathy. pastor Of the
Southern Methodist church. who has
been touring the enemy'- country ln
the interests of Guthrie in the capital
location fight, makes d highly encour-
aging report ffom Granite. Greer
county lie made speech Saturday
morning to a small crowd Of business
and professional men. They suggest.
ed 20 him to stay In town and prom.
ised him big crowd. They sent out
for All the farmers in reach and an
The business men OF the city A
crowd OF about 400 people turned out
In the afternoon and Mr.. Abernathy
addressed them from platform OF
d y goods boxes. He found sentiment
toward Guthrie surprisingly friendly.
Rev +, T. Fairchild and REV. II. r.
Noblllt who have been campaigning.
we're IA the city Sunday, and started
out again today. They find good audi
enees ard plenty OF interest In the
capital location controversy.