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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
LOVE TIE SHOWS
CLASS AT TORONTO

Toronto September 2s.-The Woodbine
track today was fast. The feature was
the last race, in which Love Tie again
showed class.
First race, mile and sixth-Compton,
105 (Godstein), 9 to 2, won; q. M. Miller,
105 Paine), 9 to 8, second; Redminster,
1e7 Davis to 1, third Time, las 1-5.
Shawnee, The Golden Butterfly, Dixie
knight, Cast Steel and Judge Lassing
ran.
Second race, six NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
1O8 (Musgrave), 10 to 5, won; Placerland,
1O5 (Garner), to /, second; Tartar Girl,
11s LIS. Satin Bower, King Gowanda,
Rushwater and Mayfiower ran.
Third race, mile and sixth-Response-
full, III (Archibald). to l. won; Marigol
1M Garner, to 8, second; My Gal, 101
Gross, to 2, third. Time, Las 2-5
Elgin, Kenmare Queen, Montclair, Poca-
taligo, Laughing Eyes, Hickory Stick,
Live Wire, Lyndhurst, DR.. Burch and
Adalia ran.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Sweepaway,
10 (Musgrave), to s. won; Leah, III
Gross. 9 to 2, second; Solid Comfort
10 (Archibald). IL to l, third Time
liza rs. Imprint and Golden Wedding
ran.
Fifth race, six ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ILL
Gross, S to O. won; Camperon, II;
(Archibald, to 2, second; Lady Irma
104 CWalsh), IA to 5, third. Time. lib 2-5
Mexonana Babbler and via Octavia ran
Sixth race steeplechase about two
Imiles-Merryman, 155 Gucas), IL to 10
won; Ontario. 146 (Allen), 4 to /, second
Tourney, IA (McClain), II to 10. third
Time, 4.04 As. Bannock Bob, Prince ant
Judge Cronin ran.
| Seventh race, one mile-Love Tie, III
| Gross, to 2, won; Olambala, IL
| Glass, to 1. second; Jack Atkin. IL
| (Archibald), to 5, third. Time, 1889 S-5
| Only three starters.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
columbus AFTER Game

Columbus, Ga. September 29.-(spe-
cal)-A delegation will go from Column
bus to Auburn tomorrow in automobiles
and lay before the athletic association
the claim Of Columbus for the Auburn
Georgia football game on Thanksgiving
day. Quite a number of automobiles
will be used and the delegation will be
representative one. A subcommittee
will go from that point by rail to Ath-
ems to extend the same invitation to the
University of Georgia.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
NEW RULES AGAIN

San Francisco, September 2s.-Se-
rious internal injuries received In
a football game yesterday, coin
cident with an attack Of appendi-
citis, may prove fatal for Max
Reinhart, aged 10. captain Of the
Santa Clara High school foot
ball team. Removed to a hospital
at Oakland from Berkeley, where
his team played the University OF
California freshmen, Reinhart was
operated upon last night. and his
condition is said to be critical.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
sunday school workers to Meet

The Birmingham Sunday School asso-
ciation is planning to give help to the
intermediate, senior and adult depart
rnsnts OF the Sunday school. In their
interest a great meeting is to be held In
the First Methodist church on the after
noon and night Of October 9. A pro-
gramme is being prepared which will be
OF unusual interest. Excellent speakers
have been secured. Especial emphasis
will be laid on the music. All Sunday
school workers will be cordially well
coined.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Turtles Get rhra.Aer

Memphis, Tenn, September 2s.-(spe-
cial. )--Manager Babb stated last night
that he had purchased from Detroit Out
fielder Thrasher. drafted by the Tigers
from Rome, Ga.
He said he made the purchase on the
strength of the good reports made on
Thrasher's speed. hitting and fielding.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
robson PIGHEADED

Cleveland, O.. September 29.-The
series of games between the Chi
cago National Baseball team and
the Philadelphia Americans for the
worlds championship will not
commence on October Is, accord
ing to a statement made here to-
day by Stanley Robson, owner Of
the st. Louis team of the Natiolal
league. The situation Is in the
hands of Mr.. Robson. as October
Is is the scheduled date for a game
between his team and the Chicago
club. Mr.. Robson said he had no
intention of changing the date,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Players Entertained

Toxic, September 29.-American Ambas-
sador O'Brien today gave reception to
the University of Chicago baseball play
ers. who, In charge of Prof Gilbert A
Bliss, are touring Japan The guests
included representatives of the univer-
sites of Waseda and Kelo, with whom
games are arranged; Count Okuma,
president of Waseda, and other promi-
nent Japanese and foreigners
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
TIME LIMIT EXTENDED

Little Rock, Ark, September 20.
Especial. )-President Kavanaueh
will not declare the MONTGOMERY
franchise forfeited before October
4. He stated today that his receipt
Of the registered letter sent Pres
ident Joseph Of the Montgomery
club showed that the latter received
notice Of the 1880 fine having been
administered on September Is. In
order to give Montgomery every
possible chance to pay the fine,
President Kavanaugh says he will
defer action until October 1, thus
giving the Montgomery club eleven
days.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
G. o. CHENAULT
DENIES REPORT

Russellville, September 2s.-(Special.)-
G. o. Chenault, Thompson wing nominee
for lieutenant governor, tonight when
shown the report saying that he might
withdraw from the race, made an en-
phatic denial. Chenauit said the news
paper report shown him by reporter
was the first he had known OF 1t. Tnere
is no friction between myself and Mr..
THOMPSON. or any other republican candi-
date" he said, land there is no truth
to the report I have been in Red Bay
today and made an address In support OF
my partys ticket"
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
BeIcher Injured

BeIcher Injured
New York, September @.-New YORK
took the last game from Cincinnati to-
day, to 4. through Murray's clever hit
ting and Ames steadness at critical
times. Bescher, Cincinnau's leftielder,
had his left hand lacerated and his chest
badly injured when he ran against one
of the field boxes in the fifth He had
to be taken to a hospital. Score: Ri Il.
Cincinnati .....-.......-..0ll 600 No- y
New York ...............0OO 040 lo'-o ~
Batteries Suggs and Mclean and
Clark; Ames and Wilson. Time, EOS
IJmpires, tombstone and Eason.
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Southern Railway,
the line to Atlanta;
$50 a. NJ, $50 a. M, 4:25 p. m.
and 1915 midnight.
WHY PAY $500

When you can have an all-wool
suit or overcoat made to order
by us at the wholesale price,
$13.75. We guarantee that same
garment cannot be duplicated
by local tailors for less than
$500. SINGERS, 107 N. Goth
street.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
LooKoUTs SIGN SMITH

Buffalo, N. r., September o.
Billy Smith. manager of the Buff
falo. Eastern league. club. today
signed a two years contract with
Chattanooga in the Southern ASSOC
citation. Smith was manager of At
lanta, winner of the pennant In
the Southern league, last year.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Two Children Lose Live.

Covington, KY, September 2s.-WhiIe
playing doctor" late today two child
rem of Thomas Cobb swallowed carbolio
acid and died Immediately afterward.
They were brother and sister, aged s
and years respectively.
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POstmastern Adjourn

Richmond, Va, September 29.-The
18th annual convention of the National
association of Postmasters of the first
class adjourned shortly after noon to-
day.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
Pirates Finally Win

Brooklyn, September 2e-Brooklyn used
three pitchers in an effort to make IL
FIVE straight from Pittsburg today, but
the visitors won to 2. Score: R.H-E.
Pittsburg .......---.......Vo Wa ~ ~ l
Brooklyn -.OlV wv WV
Batteries: Adams and Gibson; Scanlon,
Dessau, Burke and Miller Ilme. 100.
Empires, Rigler and Emslie
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30

JOSEPH SAYS HE WILL NOT
PAY ONE CENT OF JUL FINE


of losing her franchise, Judge Kavanaugh
to the contrary, Notwithstanding"
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Maps Loose Fine Game

Maps Loose Fine Game
Cleveland, September 2s.-Cleveland lost
its last home game of the season today,
Boston winning to 1. Score: R.H.E.
Cleveland ...............- 600 900 010--1 9 3
DOSlOH ......-.-........... Ull wv y
Batteries: Fanwell, Blanding and
Smith, Collins Smith and Kleinow. Time,
1885, Umplres, Perrine and O'Loughlin.
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SOME SPORTING CHAT

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nnoin Again Suspended

Philadelphia, September 2.-Philadel-
phia hit hard today and easily defeated
st. Louis to 1. The visitors made only
two hits off Ewing's delivery. Manager
Doom of Philadelphia was today suspend
ed indefinitely by President Lynch for
dispute with Umpire KLEIN yesterday
Bresnahan was put out of today's game
for disputing a decision by Umpire Kane.
SCORE. R.H.E.
e. louis 900 100 0o0-1 2 /
pbi,odaInh,a 022 900 20*-5 II 5
batteries: Harmon and Phelps; Ewing
and Moran. Time, 1:45 Umpires, Klein
and Kane.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-09-30
SURPRISES RULE ON
COLUMBUS TRACK

Columbus O., September 2s-Native
Belle and Miss Stokes, champion trotters
of last year at two and one years, today
won the three-year- and two-year-old
division of the horse review futurity in
unsteadiness of each.
Native Belle, that twice won heats In
2:07% or at the record she made last
October at Lexington, lost two to Emily
Ellen by making breaks when out In
front. She was favorite but her man
ners threw the wagering public into a
panic that did not subside until she
trotted all the way in the fifth heat and
won it In 2:09% She did the first quarter
of the first heat in 2s& seconds. Miss
Stokes, the first choice in the Junior d.
vision, broke going away in the first heat,
went to Justice Brook in slow time. The
middle heat was a see-saw between the
two most all the way which Miss Stokes
won and took record of 2:09A. She
won the third heat in slower time
though 1t was stubbornly contested as
the second one. Leftwich won the pacing
division as she pleased. In an attempt
to beat his worlds record of 2:01, made
here week ago today, The Harvester
failed. He stepped the first quarter In
less than half minute, but took 3111 sec
onds for the second quarter. The third
one was trotted in 80 seconds flat and
the last in 3O11, making the mile in
2:01%.
Independence Boy, winner of three races
last week, was favorite at $50 to SIT
over the field of 20 PAGERS. He won in
straight heats, Dickie C. forcing him to
make the last one in 2:o41s Summaries:
200 class pacing, 3 heats, 1920:
Independence Boy. CHI. g., by
Thistle (valentine) .-..........-. !
Lady Isle. b. m. (Cox) .......-.- 5
Dickie s.. ch g. (Crocker) 80. .
Beauty Wilkes, b. S. CMcHenry)
Harry Nc, b. G. (Patterson) -.
Princess Hal, b. m. QIedricl) -. s
ira Gay, b. g. (Marvin) ...-....
Dillon Queen, b. m. CKelty) 80.
Time. 2:os%, 2:o6M. 2:o41t.
Horse Review futurity, S-year-old trot-
tiers, 8 in s, $500:
Native Belle, b. T., by Moko
Murphy OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l
Emily Belle, b. T., by Todd
(McDonald) ...................
Grace, ch. f. McDevitD-... 2
Anvil, oh. c. (Geers) 3
Lulu Ariop, CHI. (. (J.Benyon) 8 4
Bon vivant, b. C. CProctor) s r
Arapahoe. blk. C. (zass) -.
Lady Green Goods. b. I.
GRADY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 2:O7G, 2:oe%, 2:o7%. 2:1ss4, 2:09%.
Horse Review futurity, 2-year-old trot-
tiers, IN g. 5000:
Miss Stokes, b. f., by Peter the
Great (Willis) .................... L
Justice Brooke, b. c., by Baron
Gale (Miller) ......................
Bonnie Hill, b. +. &c. Benyon)..
Peter Boy, br. c. (McDevitt) -. 8
Sister Ella, CHI. (. CMcMahon)..
Time, 2:14%, 2:09A, 2:11h
Horse Review futurfty, 3-year-old
PAGERS, 8 in 5, $4,000:
Leftwhich, b. T., by Moko
(Healy) .................-......... l l
Twinkling Dan, b. C. (Murphy) :. 2
Time, 2:13A, 2:16i4, 2:14.
To beat worlds record 2:ol for trotting
stations:
The Harvester, br. h., by Walnuthall
(Geers) lost. Time by quarters, :2sz.
1:01A, 1:31A, 2:01%.
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Lange Was Strong
st. Louis, September 29-Chicago de-
feated ST. Louis to 1 here today Score
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FOR RENT ~ Sixteen room
boarding house, close in on
Fifth avenue. J. B. Dryer, Title
building.
Birmingham Special, -
the New York train,
Leaves $50 q. N.
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Beaneaters Easy
Boston, September 2s.-Boston nelded
poorly today and Chicago, aided by heavy
hitting. won s to 3. Score: R.H. E.
Chicago .......--....-..-'V lo DIV IL
/ Boston ..........-...-....l O WI wv
| Batteries Mcintyre and king; BURKE
Frock and Rariden. Time LAT. Umpires,
| Brennan and O'Day.
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Time, 2:13A, 2:16A, 2:14
To beat worlds record 2:01 for trotting
stations:
The Harvester, br. h., by Walnuthall
(Geers) lost. Time by quarters, :2sz.
1:01A, 1:31A, 2:01%-
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
BOY FACES new CHARGE.
Bemidji Lad Taken 10 Ten.hike
Accused Of Second Theft.

Claude Carter, the 10 year old
boy, who, with Claude Mastin, is
charged with having broken into the
S. c. Thompson store at Tenstrike,
was taken to that village for a hear
ing this morning. Young Carter
claims he was not il Tenstrike on
the night of the burglary and this
charge against him was dismissed.
He was again placed under arrest,
this time being charged with having
stolen an 50 suitcase, a $40 suit of
clothes and a gold watch valued at
$27, from a tent in Tenstrike.
Attorney John L. Brown is defend
ing the Carter lad, whose mother
lives in Bemidji.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
Frank E. Tucker, Candidate for Attor-
ney General of Wisconsin, Drowned
Today at Oshkosh.
BELIEVED TO BE A SUICIDE
Had Been Worried Because of Cam
paign Charges Of HisAlleged
Wrong Doing.

Oshkosh, Wis. Sept. 1-(Special
Wire Service to the .Pioneer)-
Frank E. Tucker assistant attorney
general of Wisconsin and republican
candidate for attorney general,
leaped or fell, from the Fox River
bridge here today and was drowned.
E. His body has been recovered.
The drowning took place at $50
this morning and there we're no eye
witnesses. His grip and hat were
found and this lead to an investi-
cation which resulted in the dis
covery of his death.
1t is believed Mr.. Tucker com.
mitted suicide.
Campaign charges are thought
to have SO worried him that he
sought relief in self destruction.
In his grip were found several
letters containg campaign litera-
ture which he had been accused of
mailing at the expense of the
state.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
DEMOCRAT SEEKS OFFICE
Files at Last Minute as Commissioner
Hazen Sure Out for Sheriff.

. The only democrat seeking an
office in Beltrami county is Richard
Leet who filed late yesterday for the
nomination as county commissioner
from the first district.
Carl Heffron was the last person
to file and seeks the nomination of
Judge of probate on the Republican
ticket in opposition to Judge Clark,
the present judge of probate.
The Pioneer inadvertently om-
mitted the name of A. B. Hazen,
sheriff of Beltrami county, from its
list of candidates yesterday. Mr..
Hazen is very much a candidate
to succeed himself, as the other
candidates for the office of sheriff
are willing to testify.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01

Chicago, Sept. 1.-J. Ogden Armour
entertained the members of the Lake
county board of review at his Lake
Forest estate, took them back to their
office in Waukegan in his automobile
at the conclusion of their visit and
then voluntarily increased his decla-
ration of personal property for as
sessment from $4,000 to 100000.
Il am very glad to see every one of
you,' he said. II want you to see my
place for yourselves. am willing to
pay my fair share of taxes and 1
place myself in the hands of the
board"
Then he took them to his country
home and personally conducted them
over the entire estate. Every room
in the mansion was inspected and ev-
cry building on the property visited
from stables to greenhouse.
When the inspection had ended the
packer was asked if he would be will
ing to accompany the board members
to Waukegan and replied by offering
to take them in his machine. Half an
hour later he was in the county re-
viewers Office. On the way he had
been asked what he considered his
furniture worth and had replied he
did not know, but that he thought his
entire assessment should be 100000
and his furniture should be listed at
about $75,00O When the office was
reached he was sworn and the one
change in his furniture assessment
was made, bringing the total to the
present mark
Besides this Mr.. Armour is assessed
$305,000 on his home and other build
ings, $25,000 on his land and $3,846 on
minor items, his total assessment be-
ing $433,S46, the highest in Lake
county.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
48 FILINGS AT CR00KST0N
Socialists Have Nearly Complete Ticket
Warm Fight on.

Crookston, Sept. 1.-At 10 o'clock
last night, County Auditor Henry
Welte had recorded forty filings of
candidates for IS Offices.
The Socialists filed nearly full
ticket, but only one Democrat filed,
I. A. Solberg of Mcintosh for Clerk
of Court. One prohibitionist filed
for the legislature. For the republi.
can nomination, which means elec-
ton this year without question, the
present incumbents will have no
opposition with the exception of
Coroner Stenehoel; G. S. Chester.
man of this city, and DR.. Ohnstad
of Mcintosh having filed last night.
Superintendent of Schools N. A.
Thorson, has J. F. Heller of this
city, for eight years county superin-
tendent of Traill County N. D. to
fight, and Clerk of Court w. A.
Lanctot against whom O. K. Berpet.
until recently post office clerk in
the house of Representatives at
Washington D. c. named by Con-
gressman Halvor Steenerson. has
entered the race.
John N. Kirsck, former publisher
Of the Crookston Daily Journal filed
late last night for Coroner against
incumbent. T. T. Morken who has
already been elected two terms in
addition to filling the unexpired
term Of Mr.. Thorson. who resigned
to accept the postmastership at
East Grand Forks which he still
holds. This will be one Of the hot.
test fights in the entire race.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
SW|NDLERS GET $500 HAUL
Raise $2.40 Checks, by Means of Acid
to $50; Cashed in Bagely.

Bagley, Mimi, Sept. 1-As the
result of bold check raising
swindle, more than $500 was fraudu.
lently drawn from the First National
bank here yesterday.
Six checks drawn by Johnson.
Rogers & Curtis, railroad contract
ors, were rasied from So. 40 to $50 20.
The work was done by means of
acid and it was executed on each
check so neatly that bank officers
were unable to detect the fraud.
The theft was discovered by the
railroad contractors who know that
no check for this amount had been
issued. The checks issued were all
for all for smaller amount and
were passed out to Italian workman.
Detectives are at work on the
case.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
FOUR YOUNG FOLKS DROWN
Wadena, Minn., and Rolla N. D. Couples
on Fatal Pleasure Trips.

St. Paul, Sept. 1-(By Long Dis.
tance Telephone)- )-Reports of the
drowning of four persons were re-
ceived here today.
The first came from Wadena,
Minnesota where Gladys Wadel]
daughter of Judge Wadell and Frank
Kinkely were drowned while on an
outing in a canoe.
The second drawing took place
at Rolla. N. D. when, E. A. Kyle,
81 years old, manager of a hardware
store at that place, and Kate
Bracket, rs years old, deputy regis.
ter of deeds at Pine City, Minn.,
were thrown into the lake in which
they we're Fishing when a .quall
capsized their boat.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
EXPECTS BIG TIMBER SALE
Vindication Of Morris Law is Shown
At Cass Lake Says Farr.

J
That there were many wise and
timely provisions in the Morris
Chippewa law which regulates the
sale and cutting of standing timber
on the ceded lands Of the Chippewa
Indian reservations Of Minnesota is
now admitted by the large lumber
companies which brought the tim.
Der at sales held since the law was
passed, and many who heaped
criticism on the measure now are
advocates of the law" says Joseph
R. Farr of Wisconsin, who has
charge of all the timber sales on all
the Indian reservations in the
United States, and who is the best
posted on government timber opera
tions and logging timber generally
of any man in the employ of the
Indian department.
Mr.. Farr is in Bemidji at the Rex,
awaiting the sale of timber which
will be held at the Cass Lake land
Office September IS. This will cover
timber which is mostly within the
confines of the Minnesota National
Forest Reserve, but also embraces
timber lying in all of the reserva-
tions over which the Leech Lake
Indian agency has Jurisdiction.
According to Mr.. Farr there will be
sold at that time approximately
100000 feet of pine.
In William O'NeiI, formerly of
Washburn, Wis. said Mr.. Farr, the
government has the best man in the
entire country as superintendent of
the reservation logging.
Il look for splendid prices for the
timber offered at the Cass Lake sale
to be held on September 15".
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1910-09-01
500 REACHES HERE SOON
Rails Come Next Week and Passenger
Service Begins October l.

Rails ON the 500 line will reach
Bemidji, if the present rate of pro.
gress is maintained, on Saturday of
next week.
The construction crew is today in
the vicinity of Ferris, eleven miles
north of here. There is but one
more village to be passed before
Bemidji is reached and that is
Rosby.
The 200 men who, under the
direction of Chief Track Layer Jerry
O'Conner, are laying mile and a
half of track a day. The crew will
continue on through Bemidji, con-
Meeting the short lap between here
and the rails which have been put
down by the crew working from the
south.
Such rapid progress has been made
that according to the present plans
passenger trains will be in operation
on the new line by October l. There
will be freight and passenger ser
vice all winter, but the through trains
will not 60 on inside of year.
Division Engineer Huss directing
the work of the new line expects to
be in Bemidji much of the time from
now on until the rails are down here.
Their is some talk of celebra-
ton by the business men of Bemidj il
to mark the coming of the 500 when
officials of that road visit this place,
as they have announced that will
do in the near future. There will
be no ceremonies in connection with
the coming of the rails.