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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1910-11-03

Special prices on pumps. Come in
and see. BoWsher & BoWsher.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Baltimore Sampf=Yafct.Gumpaaui

tWlie mo 3lihcriulttqc VaisSlftie.)
Tte Serclftiqte St1atensl ioit bef0rncrno.
Sampicr ,6loriSa, " ,@irsinin" uuo rgIatama"
9amptcr tabrcn tdsIiA, SonriaaS niseeront.
men, BON ben Bah Cine "sYierS. Gr. . bis
10, aigbt' StraRc, 5ne Der SarresStraic, Inn
O.30 Nbenos otrcft mad Oh Votnt 61mfurt,
Nottolt mn Portsmouth. Su.
ln Clb Roint slnf6Iub an rG. 6 S.s9n6u"
mad Nthrnono, uuberoem oreirlaI Die lSohe
az rSiratnia Gaoi9ntton Co." mad Suuca
Nlbers2q1ounGeil llno Rihmouo. go. Sn Gors
f9it Yqi6ll9 an "%Stt!dntic Goait Cine 0abn. i"
nNoriot x gSeiterll @uhH. " rgicrtoIf 4 Goutb,
Grn sH9n; @ir9tnlaa balm" Hto .0lb %Sonlis
SSuibirgtcn. aL.G., &tGmonS. 9a,, lIno gfelos
9ort.
@lub5citcn nab curopdii6em 4Ian. 9tcfe
Edfrpfcr BADEN I~urltrtoie Guiiten, belize mn
late Shba oocr Sdl8paiers9doer. clcftriidhe
@eienbtuuq mo Snnnibei6mto. anheu foftan.
lret. a%abincn 75c, $l.0O, $50, $500 uno
$3.50, Seocs. Simmer iiir 8rei Eerioncn eii.
aerldtct. aorTien ~rcicruirt neroeu in oct
@~inet.Nitrcanr 107 Sit'0altimpre. Strnke. 800
Ytohts Sirnbe. z. u. 6. Office SIooItsGde her
@nltinlore; ll1lS Galnert.s trnbc. ~9ontiueHtnI
5ruit SrtlotGa" lnb aIbalab,s, yr. 100. Moro.
ebqrIes. Sirabe .9nmpier nit limited" Sun,
icntelcgropbet sS0item ois9eitaitct.
Snbn ". Sbsrupoo, Jnmcs g.. ghrS,
ErdIibcut u. Scn.s Mduagcr. 8ef.s Bali. .siorEt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
@eltern WarDIanb-G In.
Weginncn0 am 26. Sepi2mber.
SerldBt SiuersBaSrsof:
oFdaIidt.

VentnNcn0 I'M S6. Sept2mOer.
YerldBt SiuersBaSrsof:
Snglidl:
4.10 WorgeHS-S6nen5n9. Sneer5tofUfi, .R. &
8. HO.,~ RdDuesbOro. Gbambersbu:a mo,
anseelontntei; Sonntass. Sane6d nno Gum
1851 Observation-Disclosures Ggpreb, gpeftmtnfter,
unionsGribge. Ssliceoile (Sreoerid ino @ru'
mitsbur9, dusgeioriinen Sonnides), @abnes.
boro, 9bnmberseurg, Sdgerstorpn, Sancpd,
6umberIanb, gIiirS (9iffei Sbierpatiors'
g8ugaonS). 9ie @nbFtation bieies 8useS an
Spnntaq III SaaersiUipn.
2.t5 Nd6Ini Tags Accommodation nat
uttort @ribge.
AIS NaGmittaes - s6neGsus. SauptItnis.
pueepstofun, Slnccd, SblppeiSbnra uno,
atsaenonnen Sonnta9s, Sreoerid nHb Gut,
ntitsbnrg tRarlorsg9aggon).
S1gtif, anegenommen Corning.
100 fgiorgeitS - gorf, .. uno 8, Tib. uno
7.5o Woraens-arfomm ,Safiou nac5 1bnrmont.
2.45 observation-disclosures mad Suobropi @lbn,
bon. gort. Sa1oner. @ettpsburG nnb q. &
8. Sto.
Sanooer, GETTYSBURG nno y. uno 8. 9to.
$50 administration. nG1 suuptcr.
6.15 A~benoS-IffoU. mad Union @ricee.
yiur Samftags.
II 80 s~IbenoS-Gffunt. nab fiiion grioae.
Nnr TpnntagS.
9.45 Woraens-gtfoni. nab Union Bridge unb
Sanpbcs.
" SdIt nldt am WennfhIta mic. sfpe. .gdtnbof an.
Y. ~. Scipcn. Gen. s91fnaisrsNoeut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
,Ncirntls.G icc1I5en.

6olQenoc @eirutha &icen5n mllr'
ben 9eitcru pom 9Ierf 0ca Common
Elens.8 crid)ts ullS0citrllt;
Nern1un u. 6lllfosfi, II, 9tr. 20
Northumberland, mo W}nnie s.
Smith II Sabre aIt.
2lrtbur ). Wtinitcr, p, lu1O W|o,
NJ, Si8ncr, u Sabre alt, &cibc por
Horf, No,
Non 2. Mc&pin, u, Goit.9temmor.
fct, Wio., lnO Gertrude Sh0nhola.
II Sabre oft.
saul ). @Qm.inafp, Sc, 9}r. 2000.
%uloatiitroBc, mo @otbcrjuc Glen.
TRIGGER, Is Sabre alt, QcibieOcH.
&obn C'NrieM %, mtO Nnnn
NmnOc 2tbrcna. II Sabre alt, Nci0l
bon 9tr, 1912, SetouOitra6c.
&nmeS Nooomuro Campbell, u.
ltt0 6rnncc3 &utcrltnOt, 1G &uhr,
uIt, @eioe bon Sporrom'a &oint.
Gtncn 81 it ii M un0 NJ as.
tcnboll ucronitnltct Der ><llleno-
9u1O Der Ocutihcn cpung. hutbcri.
ld)cn Gbriitua.@irfe unn Nben0 oc>
s. 6cbruor IN Der Gttcrbci, Nuuc III
NnCllit Qpiut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Gbciapcafc Stcamibip Company.

NNtlnprnfcfN
Wan aorfoli, Do Sotnt Comfort 1t. benz sHocn
ia9lltb, diieecll. SonEina. nm $50 ghelrns.
Worf.Htpcr-9 Clinic:
pad Y)prf 3iiper .9auonnacu, Neitr 9ptut ,tuo
Hid)mUno
Stctitaa. Nonncritd1 uHo Gdniina
I'M ! llbr Ihcrbs.
@iitct.Siircaur:
40, t27 nne 2t7 Sit.Saltimore.s iraic lnh
BOG Horo.G burlres Strabc.
Snnpts Hiiredu: eight Ino 2eesStr., Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
&lGBc DON sSRrerrTe.

gtlide Der Sebenstpiiroigfeiten
9aItimore's fins:
Gas NaIbington Wonnntent am
Mount Scrnon' 1lno @aIbingtou-
Elace ltnh in 0criel6en 9ta6bar ifait
oie Sobn eager SomGr6-, Die Roger
3. Tnnep.S tatue mo anocre @erfe
Ger 0iIobmle-funIt.
QaS S6ldften : Monument am
WonumeIlt = Square 5tpiid,en Sem
Soitumt ltno Dem Suiti5paIah, errid).
tet CUR grirnerung on Die SGlaht
pom 10. September 1914.
9aS Baltimore . Ohio . 8ebIuoe
an oer NorbneIt.gde bon Baltimore
uno GbarlesItruBe.
Ser 9ruib.SiG-gart, 700 ader
groB.
9as Goitomt, 6itIi9 bonn SuItis.
GaIoit, 1tno bas R%atbbau3, 0Itli6 rom
EoItalnt.
Gas neiie @ebGlloe ser Sparbanf
BON Baltimore an Ser Siionit.gfe
bon Baltimore. nno GbnrlesitraBe.
Sic gno6 Gratt : 2;reiblbliotbef;
oas GentralgebGube Itebt an Ser Wll'
berrD. 1tno CATHEDRAL . StraBe, unS
3neig9eb1lbe liegen IN allen Staots
tbeilen.
Gas @atIon Wlonument al
Mount 2opalsI penue mo 2anpale.
StraBe, 5u gbren bon Sberitlieiite.
nant 8m. s.. @atIonjs rridtet. Der in
1916 i'm merifaniiden ariege in ber
Shlnft bon Wonterep fiel.
Ser SuIti5puIoit an galoert-.
Tapette., ct. Saul. 1tno 2eringtok.
StraBe, foitet $3,000,000.
Yatterion-Yarf, no nod Ole Sdan.
sen aus oem 8riege BON 1914 Dor.
banSen iino.
Sic Observation-Disclosures oes 5. &e.
gintents an Greiton. uuo Soffmal.
Strabe uno 8arf. rno 2inoen.Ipe.
Gas Yeaboop . 5nItitut nit 9iblio.
tbef, &llnItaauerie uno Mtuiif-Gon.
ierpatorium an Wount gernon. unb
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Ser Shrottburm al Sapettc- uno
SrontitraBe, baS ein5ige nod itebenoe
9aupert sic er glrt in oen Ser. Staa.
ten.
Sas McIonogb : Wonument aui
ser @reenmount.G Cemetery, sit gbren
oes @riinoers ser Wc Souog6.S bule
fir 8aiienfnaben.
9as Columbus enfmal BET Ser
Samnel Gcaop.S hule an Hortb. uno
Sarforo.I penle.
9as ST gbren ser Warplono
Sbeilnebn1cr an ser Hepclution bon
ser yNtarplano @eieQi6aft berSobnc
ser dmerifaniifen Geooliltion" aui
Der Wount Ropal Ylu5a erridtcte Ne'
bolutionshenfmal.
GnS nSobns SopfinS' Soipital"
an 9roabpap, Monument., &olic.
uno ScfierionitraBe, baS groBartiglte
Soipitol in Sen Ser. Staoten.
Gas @els- unb McGomas. Gent
nal an @ap- unb aisquitb . StraBe,
gum anbenfcn an apei Warplano
Seloen aus Dem &riege BON 1914.
Garrou.Sarf nit Dem alien Gar.
roII-N aniion.
Sas @iIoe-S enfmaI an 9roaoipa1
uno Sairmount~I oenue, 81 gbren
bes GRINDERS Ses Soo Sellops.Sr.
oens.
9as gonfooerirten. Iomumcnt aui
Der Wount Nopal Glasn.
Ser @lab an Baltimore StraBe
uno Sopfins' Elace, mo sic gongreb.
SaIe ltano, in melder @aibington
am 20. 3e5ember t776 fait al tofra'
9as neie 3oGgebduoe an @ap'.
Water., itnb 2ombaroitraBe.
Sas .Monument, bonn 9alti.
more 2ebrer'8 erein altf Dem &irdboI
ser @eitminiter. g resbpterianerfirhs
an SuDette. uno 8reeneItraBe gu
gbren bes 1idyters Cigar aqen Eoe
erriftet.
9os neue Observation-Disclosures IN
Ser NGbe oes @ation-M Documents.
Die ,Sobns Sopfins' ltniperIitat"
on ser Norb.SomarbitraBe. Die heoeu.
tenoite 2ebranItalt in oieiem Sanoe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
MicrdantS e. Miners S~rauSpOrt. 81
Sampfer.9inic.

Nfnult mn EnNnntetc.
GGdl Spitu uuo benz Often.
Sorntng. Sicnliua nm Sreitag, 6 llbr I6elos.
" Hadl 3rDOihcncc rnb bent Often.
Sonntng, 0titiUod mo 5reitug, & tlbr glbeHoS.
= 9indI ylcuport Heps.
Gd9Iid, du5genommel Sonneritug II. Sdmitug.
G llbr gthcnbs.
v Gradt nraennn1nlelt ideltb bis 5 uhr GIadm.
fiir %nenielhen Taa %idbrcrbe 2nmpfcr.
WaGl SnOunnab uuo Sudiunutnc.
Ntont1G. Wiittp00 NM Sreitna. 6 ll6r @bcnSs.
,. A. Wie9ietl, st1eni, Bier 3, Sub S.sSaGsS!r
3Gnptsglrenu @ermat' mo 9!gDt.Str,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
RarsIamS &YemnIpIoania.Giie

T45 Norrnt-Wetf. nusg. Goiiffdg.
eos 9orfH.-gfdh Delta, Iur Sonntcc.
$40 |orn.-anG SeIair, uuse. @orntoa.
1905 g~dbnl-Nnd 9eIair, ause. Gamffal
mo Sonntap.
100 Natm.-gah 9eIair, nur eamifaa.
3.15 @ndm.-Mam PORT, aisg. Gprintua.
4,05 Iadm-9ah Delta, MIR Gonniaa.
500 gatE.-aiad g,eldir. ausa. Sonnfaa
600 ~Mbns.-ylud 2slfa. aitee. Gpnntae.
100 sIbos.-gn6 Delta, nur epnntae.
1I.40 abbs.-sla1 8eIair, ausa. eountao.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

Sein @nn d.. = a.: YGinen
5aa mod)te i'd EOli5ri-Erdlioent
iein." q: .Warum9" - n: .ltnl
oos alnpieripieI inter ole pcrbotencn
Spielc eilijureiben!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Hotiona!.g anfen.

YQfI0f1QIs VufIIpW.
ysbe rlo somu sIatlonal gaat,". ges: unb
&retersStrabe. Sacob % SoVf, BrdftoeHt;
SenrD d. Jtebue, &afitrer.
,3ueite Vatiunal.S ant," 4S2 Sno'broaotpap.
u. =. gSagner, S%aiirer.
ugSeftern Hatlpnal 9GnR," Ia Eoro'9nfasu'Sfr
8. Wiarioit, &1fiirer.
,;yarmsrs ano Ierdauts sattuual 6auf,"
Soutbn Ino 9o~mbarosStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

rett ann sebran1 In b.r Camden. unb IA.
Hr4a!sSfattoH .um 1000 MbeubS.
Neferhirunh bon Haunt in GdIof. ODER 8ap
InrsaBaenoits. Gpeiferetsn etc. nerben fGueR
ss!oraf oer 1elepbon Ia alien fcIstu6eH Hidtts
gtfSeanl G6ar.e5s unb nlttutote,Gtrabe q
g., ct. Raul 1924, ODER Sub. Qourflnrie 1901:
DIT. NobalsStation Z. Il g., Utf. 2,stnon SIZE;
gamnensgtasiur Snfoymu:iobs.a3atsau, {. 3 4.
Ct. Naul 846. ober Dlb., GuurtlonA 2Tas, NJ
RI $50. GahsHroQotpot. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

r9enHds ganf pDn g%altimers.m SaIttToss'
SnS HSu'Sa9sTsab G6o tusHfh ~"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
9eteftib. Ioentur.

Seteftip.I oentlr.
National cst.rttpe ecrutee. 8. R. g,fb, De.
f1dftsflprer, Ir. $50, 9atp.gbtIbina, SaItis
more. @to. Tbore 81. TauI $500.
,Mntrienn Setcciine 4senen," CHARLES 0obI.
manr. Geftdfisfi5rer, $40 @apitubIesSlbg.
baltimore, Wio. 9bone: s. 8. u. Ct. 9dnl
2027; gppnure: 6. Il q. Iolte 1230-8.
gpanaaner e ehmtot, 9a1ioIser bon Gn,iib,
Weff & Gpons, 500 GaIbert Builoina.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

gal . Qta~terialien, Gbiiren, 5enlter.
raDmen, 2aoen, etc.
ridSStrGbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

Wormor. uno 8ronit.0erfe
g. Sbsartuer & sbbns. 7t4-7ts &eitsanItt'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

3eitungen, 3eitidriiten, etc.
,.ste saltimpre 9sus Ca" 9abb aberercu'
bic. SefbaTtsfii1rer, 31S Weitf0eJH'an'Sir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

-. pu9dffutf q SpGHtI El4-fio WklrS1nul'
uloresSirabe.
Slumbing, SURFACES, 3anges uno
Sefen Sndoeden uno &innen.
esnnett Srss,, 523 Observation-Disclosures.
aupferI6mieSe 1no plumbers.
5ubn Sa6srt, t714 3tamesg trabs. 9. Il 2.
XeIep1na: GoIie 1899.
Selter-8
,Spaal SAiuranee 60. Of siSereuof," Seneb
%. @oriielo. acknowledgements 101-102
9bnmber Of GoTmerce 8uiIotIl.
nGsrmauta Geaer .@eriderrnes > 9stsatdatt,"
Baltimore n,b ~gprtt'Strabe.
-
Gieeniburns Igenten ur6 SGnoIer.
Gierre g. Sasau & %ephsp, 10 Sft.s.rtnatou.
StrGBe.
Sutlfmieos 3ube5Sr.
G.. eestt Saline &c., 362-964 3oSb'gnh'gtr
Goblen unb Sol3.
eexrs y. 8sa Ceine, $50 GoIumbtaFaosnut.
8fonoleib. @eifdfte.
yGosfuftbatsb 2sau Co.," 1 atorbsSab'etrate.
Sioltos itno SrgeIn. g..
GtaS. W. etssT, D g2pro.2ibertp. GtraBe.
sSm. 4nats q So, 1arfsstne. NIB 5ohette'3tr
Yotter uno Bapier- Often.
smith. 5ireu So, 1O5--to7 Sanotersstrabe-
9ledplatten, Wetol, etc.
ahsu, 9untiin & 60, ttncorporirt). 1919
SaIoeritpn'S trabe. .
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Mopofutelt

Qarf u. M. sdipls, 126-t2J 2Gtp grtIbiue.
Gnftapns cnrb, 26f-269 guloert TuilbiHa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Gnnr.Wnnfen

SparsgQnfeH.
pBentfne esarbanf upa eaitimsrt." Qutdtu'
lInb 30 Itimores Strab,
ret. Saue3 Sparbauf," BolitTIore'Sfrdbe mo
9ultOn Qpuies2loenIe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

60 ungefGb Serr (in
Itelier): v@roBortie, oieieS 9ilb!..
Nid)t wnhr; 9ientorb nit sicnen?!."
Moler: .9tein! Game nit Soill.
meriprolicn,"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
2eihenbeItatter

2eiberbeitatter.
Gambler & e5tus, 17c9-tT10 Ganton.A oenue.
Nut. 9uoy, Nortb. nro @reennIount,Nbenue.
Srieobofe.
ra suhsn Eart GtmeteYp," Hnreau: II 0,eTt.
SarafolasGtluBe-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05
Truit.S

SruIt.G ompagnte'n.
yNarplaub srait Co.," gaoroped.Ede Colbert
uno @ermansS trabe. g. 9. zimmerman,
9rafoent; Garros 8aH ges, S~1asmeiifer;
Serois spencer, jun, SiiIfSsS6dsmeifter;
San GiinrIer, SiilfssS efretdr.
,gGl.imure Srnft & Guarantee Co.," Equitable
gutlptna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

9ledplatten, Wetoli, etc
anpu,. Sunftia & 60, (tncorporirtJ. 1919
SaIoeritprsS trabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

9anbmirtbidaftlide @erGt5e un6
SGmereien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

griffts & Snruer Co., 9o5 3iorbs8 aea'etmbe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

HGTc sur Geiic im's NnsIanb be.
iurgt 6. Mainc, Or. Alb, Cn.@aIti'
m~preitrafe, aabe GnitOm 9upic Noe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

@alaen r. ,Wie ipnr
Sbnen 5t Wuthe, MS sic oisnepfif-
len piirben?" Geriaiier: .Sh
nod Dem 5ueiten Nftc babe id, id)on
mitgepiliien."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

@cim 6riebensridte -
~@ic tonieu sic baSu, Den Serrll
&ld9cr oSauiiud" 81 ld)inlpien2
ySSic bGtten Sic i'm oenn ocibimpft
Scrr 6ricocitSrid)ter2"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

Eotter uno Bapier-Ii
smith, 5tTsu Co., 105--tO7 SdnonersStrabe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1910-02-05

&ioros nno SrgeIn.
Gtas. NJ. ei,sf, D Ipro.2ibertps StraBs.
sSm. Qnats d &c., 8arf.stne. tlil0 SohfitesE Ctr.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
BY LAY DAVIDSON

Happiness Hogan dug up
time loudly eans Come on you Dillon and ] mao
lots of fun before the game began After the parade ne @ 10 @ at n
players bench and sent his Cutups out to make so us ~ tt
Villagers had annexed it for good ana all tune
the goat back Nas
spanked the cutup with to score and as soon mas as the game @
the animal sending it on its way orphaned once M
nks than mascot and Hap did not appreciate the way the
joke turned himself. ~.
pitcher holding the Villagers at his mercy all the way
gathered four innings and showing MS god
any him in classy style both
and at bat and was no trouble at all to beat the @ @ @ @
period Those who were fortunate
enough thrown out second by the
unerg warng double single in the sixth
inning ned them one run and Roy BFasn ] m hnoSn @ 'S an over
base on balls hit ana
riaea and an error Two another tally three
the eighth drove in another The frst run was mace %
and scored dropped the ball thrown by Kitty
rashear who ded neh in
the fourth quartet safely The rubber
eu inning with smash through second @ ana wen, m
allowed the ball to roll almost the renee
third when Bure dropped BroN
Roth going to second ana murphy
Murphy out at the plate Murphy tore on @
a men d Doas and Wsrng scored sufficient
the so they continued to Np
the a in inning until the end
doubled center went to third on Lo Sa
and scored on scored in the eighth
when shaf acng but If it had been necessary others
made Dhnas snsu ~ -, Lan I1a,or ral
Nages drive to left and scored " Dy p
breckenridge pitched hits and six
rms and when it came recruited from
Portland was sent screaming double to
Cses "nger to center Tor Que
the hospital list with broken RID or ]
ed up to any extent he pitched
% @ % ] the sprng and returned recently
and performed surprisingly good
ang such sea series it of the
onors for the week They the Chutes
% Sast and Hit due to take
paws pitching duel the fans may count upon seeing game
Following the tabuated yesterday:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
RACING RESULTS
sALrLAKE RESULTS

SALT LAKE CITY, July 15.-Three
favorites and three outsiders split the
card at Buena Vista today. In the
second race Fred Bent. the faVorite,
broke down and had to be destroyed.
In the same race Galene Gale finished
third, but was disqualified for inter-
fering with Chief Desmond. summary:
First race, So furlongs, selling-Roy
Shumway, 9S (Jahnsen) won; Electrowan
9s (Van Dusen) second; Glaucus 1Ol
CBaird) third: time 1:22 Senator Barrett
Harry Stanhope Silver Leaf Gresham
Hattie Dodson and Cottontail finished as
named
Second race. 6h furlongs, selling-Mrs
Nugent, 96 (Van Dusen) won; Capt. Bur
nett, 102 CIAndhursD second Chief Des-
mond 1O7 (GaugeD third; time :22. Galene
Gale, Alivia New Capital. Mabel Hollander
and Fred Bent finished as named.
Third race. 6ls furlongs, sellng-Burleigh
1O7 (Rettig) won; Plume. 105 (Munroe) sec
ond; Camera, 9S (Kederis) third, time l:22
Believer Smiley Metzner. Proteus, Judge
Shortall, Ban Lady, Minnedocla ana sapaao
finished as named.
Fourth race. 51s furlongs, purse-Arion-
cite, 81 (Selden) won; Ocean Queen SO
(Kederis) second Lyte Knight, 1O9 (Gau-
geD third time 1907. Roy Junior Dick
Moss. Prejulclo and sewell finished as
named.
Fifth race, furlongs purse--Helen Bar
bee, LOT (Nolan) won; Mht Jones' lO'
(Taylor) second; Balella, 110 (Rettig) third;
time 1900 AS. Helen Hawkins and May
Nora finished as named.
sixth race, furlongs, selling-March-
monet, ia (Cavanaugh) won; Lady Pan
chita, 106 (Buxton) second; Tremargo Ill
(GaugeD third; time 1914 1-5. Father Stat
ford. Beauman and clarinnis also ran.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
AUTO DRIVERS IN
NJ DISQUALIFIED
One Fifth of City's Chauffeurs
Fail to Pass Drivers
Examination
NEW LAW IS RESPONSIBLE
Rich Mems Sons Show More
knowledge Than Hired
Operators
NEW LAW IS RESPONSIBLE
IAssociated Press1

NEW YORK, July 15.-The confiden-
tial clerk to Secretary of State Koe-
mig, who is conducting an examination
of chauffeurs in this city under the
provision of New York states new
automobile law. believes that the ex-
animation viii have disqualified near
ly one-fifth of the city's motor car
drivers by the time the last test is
made, just before August 1. After that
date, the examination will be far more
severe. OF the 500 of New York's 25,-
600 hired chauffeurs who took the ev-
animation yesterday, 10 per cent failed
to pass.
There were many men in yesterdays
examination who could scarcely read
the questions and who had to write
their answers in their native tongues.
French, Italian, German and Spanish
chauffeurs imported by globe trotting
New Workers, had the state depart
ment's interpreters explain the ques
tions to them and then they wrote their
answers In their own languages. These
papers all made a very high mark.
George Robertson, the well known driv
er of racing cars, got 100 per cent A
few rich mems sons took the eXamina-
tion as a stunt"
Results from their papers show they
know more about automobiles than do
their chaffeurs.
Secretary Koenig's clerk has collect
ed some interesting statistics about
chauffeurs. Most of them. he says, are
between Is and p years of age and
have picked up their trade by observa-
tion of cars from the street and by
hanging around garages
Chauffeurs' wages vary immensely,
but on the whole they make more than
t-ny trade workers who serve only a
short apprenticeship except walters.
r'he majority of them earn from $40
to $50 a week, mostly tips.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, July 15.-Killian was hit
hard today, while Groom was effec-
tive. the result being a victory for the
Visiters by "a score of TO 3. Two dou-
BILE plays by Detroit were the fielding
features. Score:
Washington 7, hits -, errors 0.
Detroit ,, hits ., errors 9.
Batteries-Killian, Works and
Schmidt; Groom and Bcckendorf.
BOSTON July 15.-scott was
knocked out of the box in the fourth
by the locals today and Boston won
its fourth straight game from Chica-
go, to Q Score:
Chicago 2, hits c, errors ..
Boston 6, hits 8, errors /.
Batteries-Scott, Lang and Payne,
Block; Smith and Carrigan.
NEW YORK, July l5.-In a fine up
hill battle New York defeated Cleve-
land today, to Z. The winning run
was scored in the ninth on a wild
throw by Mitchell. Score
cleveland 7, hits g. errors 4.
New York 8, hits 10, errors ;.
Batteries-Falkenbe Harkness, w.
Mitchell and Bemis; Manning and
Sweeney, r. Mitchell
PHILADELPHIA July 15.-Phila-
dclUhla Won a pitchers battle from st.
Louis today, to o. Both of the home
teams runs were due to errors. Lapps
record Of fifteen put outs and two as
sists was made up of nine strike outs,
four fouls, the outs Of two men at the
plate and the throwing out Of two base
runners Score.
ST. Louis 0, hits 3. errors ..
Philadelphia 2, hits 4, errors ?.
Ratteries-Pelty and Stevens, COOmbs
and Lapp.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
SALT LAKE ENTRIES

SALT LAKE CITY, July 15.-Entries
for Saturday, July Is, at Buena Vista:
First race, furiongs selling-Good In
tent, 90; Tuberose, 90; Titus II. 1903; lex,
104; Annie Wells. 106; Lady Adelaide. los
False Nun, 1O6: Biskra. 106; Wistaria. 106
The Sicker. 1OS; Burning Bush, los; E. NJ
Fry 10s.
Second race. 1-16 miles-Swell Girl. 9S;
Manila S. 9S; Tansy, 95 Tugboat, 81; Dr.
Mayer, 1O2; Miller's Daughter. 102; Oberon
104; Orilene. 81: Proteus. 1O9.
Third race, 6 furlongs. seling-sainfox
1O4; Patterson, 105; Coonslin, 109: Del
Cruzador. 113; Valencia, 119; Bill Eaton
119; Snowfall. 119
Fourth race, furlongs, selling salt Lake
handicap-xxHidden Hand, 96 Fernando
1O1: Pinto. 1O1; Marian Casey 1O1: Lena
Lech, 100; Marchmonet 105; xxExecute
lO5. xPowell and Parker entry. Xxx Five
pounds apprentice allowance.
Fifth Rce, rh miles, selllng-xFlorn
Riley 9S; coppers 100; j. c. Glenn 100
Round and Round. 100; Duchess of Monte
bello 103.
Sixth race, furlongs, purse-Jacquelina
109; Coppertown, SO; Lewiston, o6; Melissa
9S; silver Stocking 1Of Lomond 112.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
VETERAN SPORTSMAN
IS NEAR DEATHS DOOR
Honest John Kelly, Famous Ref
cree and Stakeholder,
UndergOeS Operation

NEW YORK, July 15.-"Honest
John" Kelly known to sporting men
the world over, is seriously i'll in his
home here Several weeks ago it be-
came evident that he was suffering
from 81 serious organic trouble and two
days ago an operation became neces-
sary. The operation was successful,
but Kelly suffered severely from the
shock and was not encouraged by
learning that it also would be neces-
sary for him in all probability to sub
nit to an operation for appendicitis.
The physicians say there~is hope for
Kelly's recovery, but admit his condi-
tion is serious and his vitality is at a
low point.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-16
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMPIRE CITY RACE TRACK, July
15.-Dalmatian easily Won the Iroquois
stakes for 3-year-olds here today. The
race was practically walkover for the
big colt, as the field was outclassed.
Results:
First race, So furongs--Fairy story
won, Planter second. Helene third; time
1907 AS.
Second race 1 mile and 90 yards, selling
Shawnee won. School Marin second. Stal
Actor third; time 1:42 1-5
Third race, 51a furlongs-Gauntlet won
Novelty second, Mr.. Golightly third; time
1905 AS.
Fourth race, the Iroquois stakes, 1 IL
miles-Balmat won, Sager second; two
starters; time 2;06 25.
Fifth race. 6 furlongs-Magazine won
Melisande second, Prince Gal third; time
1:12.
sixth race. 1 mile and 20 yards-Arctit
won, Rockstone second. Time 1:41 As. Or
cagna fell at start, Three starters