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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-22
A MARK TWAIN STORY

When MARK Twain ylsiteiL Washing.
on to try and get a decent copyright
aw passed, a member Of Congress-
1ok him out one afternoon 10 chevy
hase
lie refused 70 play god. blll con.
ented 70 walk over the course ana
'atch tho representatives strokes,
The representative was rather "a
infer Teelng off. he sent clouds of
lust In all directions. Then 10 hide
us confusion he said 10 bis guest.
What do you think Of our links
lere MI Glen eusgT
Best ! ever lasied.H said MARI.
Twain as he wiped the. dirt from bis
ips with his handkerchiei- Norman
r. Mack's National Monthly.
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NOT SORRY FoR eIllnorp

lf my friends hadn't Numbered III
tlnking was doomed victim OF con.
lmptlon, j might not be alive now,
rites y. r. Sanders. Of Harr9dshnrg.
y, but ror years f1cy saw every at
empl to cure mng-facking cough
VI AZ last ! lried Iir Kings New
iseoYefy The ehSa was wonderful
soon stopped the cough and am
o~ in better health than have had
lr years. This wonderful life.saqer
an nnrlvaled remedy for coughs.
pllls, IA grippe, asthma Group hem
irhasea. "hooping cough or weak
Ings SOC, $500 Trial bottle free.
nafanteed BY all druggists.
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The Maternal Instinct Remains strono

The Maternal instinct Remains Strono
The average number 0f children de.
sired bg the professional girl Is al.
nost four, says Robert Haven schaui.
Her, in an article entitled The Pro.
iessonal Girls Ideals in Success
Magazine TO be mathematical, IL Is
i.t9 per -. This number Is some
what les5ashan the sum desired by che
college girl; ~. believe this is due.
not to any weakening OF the maternal
instinct, but to the fact that the pro.
essioual girl. from lier contact with
the world. has come to realize most
viyidly the perils, responsibilities and
osts of rearing children.
When public seniimentis suiiieieni-
= advanced 10 enact and enforce wise
Jaws making marriage more diiflenli.
the fatal deadlocl, that is fobbine 10
many professional girls OF their. birth.
light will be broken. Those forces
viii be checked Which are providing
many of our ablest men with wives
rom among the more pty.headed
md vicious circles OF society. while
ondemning 70 racial extinction many
of the very girls who represent the
NEST blossoming OF onr civilization,
and who might otherwise BECOME
wives and mothers of the highest
ype.
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There Is little danger from a cold
r from an attack Of The grip except
3hen followed by pneumonia, and this
ever happens when chamberIaln's
'ongh Remedy is used This remedy
as won its great lepnfation aud OK.
snsive sale by rs remarkable cures
4 colds and grin and can be reiied
poh WITH implicit eonhlgHee For
lie By all dealers
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CLASSIFIED
IEGAl MnrlcE!..s

s~esf~+~~~ssserr
lIfifsl published % Guthrie Daily Leader
NoYqmher " iaiw
State Of Oklahopa. coun.y of Oxlaho-
ma, $751;
sq Ne, PaJollus, President ana II. "A.
\ '1EiceffF, Sseletuy of zoe. Capital eAy
lgEttseetp'n Go,ipany, aienra5ration organ
lzeq indss the laws II tbA4state Of okla-
F9asPlp-l ssnd president and secroiary rel
fpectively Of the special meeting Of the
stoeleioiders of the Capital CITY Traction
cdmpanJ held N tlle office of IRE sald
corporation N. .Oklahomas City, Oklahoma,
~ tie stlie DAY ot Ncyembcr 1910, do
hereby certify,
/. Ihat M the ,7tb daysof November.
1910 asspeeial ncetIng 81 thc stoclShold
ers Of thc capilai CITY Traction Company
was duly and legally held ana convened
ai .hc office ~ lie aald corporation IN
ne elIy of Oklahoma Guy. oklnhona. for
lhe specific purpose or changing the
name Of This corporation, ana that at
aloti meeting all d thc Stockholders of
NE said corporation were present IN
pcfsou.
2. Thereupon tie meeting was duly
called % order aud the following issoln
non was duly presented ana adopted.
io-wit:
"Resoltltion.v
Whereas II Il deemed advisable ana
ior the best interests Of the Capital city
Traction Company, corporation organ.
ized under the laws Of the state of Okla
hona liat The name of said corporation
be changed
"lhcrefore be j resolved by the, stocks
holders OF the sald corporation thai the
name Of the said corporation be changed
ftqn, feapital cily Traction compmif Il
OkLAilOAlA CITY TRACTION COM
fANY md that such change become cf-
feetife o. the gGth day Of November,
a. T. 1910"
IN Witness Whereof we. az president
and Secretary. respectively, OF fhe said
capla CITY Traction Company. anye
heIennio set our hands and cansed TIE
seal OF the said corporation to be hereto
affxed this lth day Of November. A. ..
1910
J. p. JOHNS, President
II. A. KRoEGER, Secretary
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First published in Leader II 10
CORPORATION COMMISSION
OF the
STATE or OKLAHOMA
CAUSE NO. 1903.
peoposFD ORDER NO. So.

TO all Corporation. Firms. Individuals
Municipalities Operating Pipe Lines
or Distributing Systen}s ip1s p1
Gas.son Mater. ii Public Service
Within the State Of Oklahoma.
You are hereby notified that IN III
office Of the corporation commission
of the state Of Oklahoma, In the eiig
OF Guthrie. Oklahoma. on the 30sh DAY
of November. 1910. at 1e O'Clock. a.
mi. the said commission win hear any
objections which may be urged b.
amy person or. persons interested
against the following yroppsed ordei
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS TELEGRAPHlNG ORDERS
Mammoth Hand Decorated SiOO
bottle perfume zoe. Outselling every
t3ing Nearly enough agents, Last
call. Parker Chemical Co, Chicago.
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requiring plais, nlaps and certain IN.
formation,
All corporations. firms lndiyilnals
or municipalities Operating pipe lines
or distributing SYSTEMS FOR Oh gas or
waier IN public service Wirnlu tho
state Of Oklahoma shall furnish to
,he corporation commission OF Okla
homa . map or plat, or masr or plals
showing each ana every main on tat
ieral line owned hy dnch corporation.
firm, individual br municipality; the
aane to show tbe length and Size Of
each main " lateral line and The cost
lpereoi With 4all Nelepills lleeeio
@hclndins 'conhtrucaon and hayahg OF
he same. and also Furnish with each
map OF plat, complete information
Showing rates CHARGED for piping oh,
gas on water between points reached
Aby such pipe lines or disirihutipg 3ys
TENS
CORPORATION COMMISSION
j. +. LOVE
Chairman
A. p WATSON,
Commissioner
Affect.
g. c. PATTON,
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, Neymber 5th.
1910.
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on competitive freight o. All kinds, th'
linc having The haul outside Of the cit,
yard limits shall absorb the switchini
charge assessed by the line or lines per
forming the switching service. "compcli
tive businesa" is defined as busines
originating al a junction point from
which line or lines Of railroad can han
shipment 20 destination and mskc de
ilgefg 10 eungignec. whose place of de
livery IL oa or reached by said line. or
such business al other line or lines o.
railroad handling carload shipment from
such junction points tossueI destinations
must absorb the awiichng eharge
necessary in receiving the ireigBt q
making the delivery
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-11-22

on live stock from or 10 ihe Naiiona
Stock Yards or oklahoma Packing s
Provision CO., y oklahoma city original
ing at or destined TO points outside OF
Oklahoma city yard limits the switchnt
charges shall be absorbed by the linz
performing the haul oulcide Of such yafe
fi.tita
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RallroaG companies slian maintain q
an points where awiieAing Is necessary
adequate force .and equipment 20 per
form such scrvice With ressoRable dis
patch. and shall switch all cans il pos.
sibic in the order Of date and time IL
which the ears are tcrplered 10 them fo'
sucii service. a railroad company reqoir
ing switching to be periorihea by it cont
meeting line shall p' p'eesilic cars 10 be s.
moved at proper point Of connection
and then notf5 suei connecting line q
the fact. furnishing list Of the carr
and apcclfyir on same The exact points
10 and from 1hich such cars are TO m
switched
This order shall be in full force ape
effect on and after the lst day Of Dec
1910
coRPcRATION COMMISSION,
-.
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MlecELLANEoUs.
PATENTS
PERSONAL.

ITsssss ~ i. I, ..hs "a or irfer-
esting scientific facts; quick relief
vigor. spirit. development. selficen-
trpl. Sealed particulars free Erie
Medical Co. Station 6. Rnffalo, n x
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HELP WANTEp--EEmALE

WANTED-A white girl for pantry
work at lone hotel.
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fdenGino Booth.

At recent church iafi 3 meadInp
booth was q great oft All service
sas yolrateered. and ilie ordinary
nepding materials. sncli rs thread,
aarnlns cotton and patches, wore do
liated, but anything elss needed a,is
furnished by ile thsfonipr r9s
soiiablelirate was li'sprg. u. aud' 'an5l
ihfas @as 'eiehded. from llae lace ID
boys stockings All the Bachelors il
me place seized the opportunity 80
ave their clothes fixed ~. wl0m.
ans Home Companion fof November.
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State of Oklahoma, and ID Whom /,
May conoern:
Pursuant % the publication Of Proposed
Order No. ~, relating 10 switching
charges to be assessed by the railroad ard
railway companies al eacl station ii the
state of oklahoma. said publication bcIne
| n tpe Guthrie Daily Leadcr h newsparet
/ of general sorcaption published ii thc
city OF Guthrie County of' Logan 1lind
state of oklahoma ana said contemplated
order having appeared therein once d
week FOR four consecutive weeks ns rr-
aulrcd BY law. and pnrsuani to o.hoarng
held il the city Of Guthrie on Apr 2S
1910
Notice Is hereby given that on ana arteI
tlc lsi day of PEE 1910, date afief
publication once week Tor four con.
accutiye weeks Ia tie Gnihric Daily
Leader, newspaper Of general eircua.
iion published Ia the city Of Guthrie
solinty oi Logan. and state of oklahoma
the following order relating to switching
rates ana regulations shll lhe Ia fu
force and effect
ITEM NO T.
The charges p dollars and cents. pei
car for switching carA sbA be- az. (pl.
lows: AtR Af a N4I hN 4
Distances, Rates
gne "a ,oi,S , qis Peyy sg.lgT y
Three ana onc-half pllesYanq over
two miles ...s..s. l-.f ~. 2,ao
O,er three and one halr miles =. =. :. fs.0o
ITEM NO 1 ~
Rates shown in Item Mimher Onrf fcg
Tie service of switching shal Include lho
llandling Of 2 cp lontlei IL one direction
and empty m the opposite direction
When 4, car Is loaded when being handled
or switched in both directions switch.
ing charge shall Do made for each such
handling.
ITEM NO 3.
Switching charges shown above are for
services performed by railroad COM
rany between Industries located on IT.
own traces and the track connections Of
orher roads.
Distances to be figured between head
block Of connection line switch and lo-a-
tlon Of industry
ITEM NO 4,
L Where the use Of intermediate lines Is
necessary in switching between indus
tries on one road and track connections
Of another each line shah assess aud col.
lect charges as shown IN Item No. 1 Will
= maximum charge Of $500 erwo up'lars'
por ear for each such intermediate line,
ITEM No 4.
Carload shipments shall be switched
between switching limits IN amy ctg d
town, al tic rate on charges shown p
items number "ouc' and. four plus (
rental charge of one Dollar tsl.oe) pe'
ear, per day. with minimum rcnia
charge Of Three DgISgs (ss.ool per eai
Distances are TO be figured from aciuo
point Of origin to actual point Of des.
iination
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aALEsmEn WANTED



FOR RENT Fnrnishd rooms and
board in modern house; also 4 room
house on East Warner Call 514 East
Noble. Phone 1909 Black
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Official Orders Of
The Corporation
Commission

tFfst published b Daily Leader No,
l9IQl
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ANYONE-Anywhere can earn big
pay copying addresses at home ev-
enings. Book. 4c stamps. G. H..
Rowan, Chicago, III.
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Many Ills come from Impure blood.
can't have pure blood with faulty
ksnsTeAAk14ls. ~ fstAtS. ssA+sss. .54.al4
towels BrTdock Blood Hitfefs sIreng-
hens stomach, pewlea and liver, and
pnfiiies the blood.
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Attest: L. G. PATTON.
Secretary.
Guthrie. oslahoma November 1910
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y Thereupon tie meeting was duly
called @ order and the following iesom-
ZION was duly presented ana adopted.
to-wit:
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
WEIRD TALE OF ONE
MORE LIFE BELIEVED
LOST IN HOT DESERT

Yuma. Atiz.. Oct. S.-A weird tale
al another lie claimed by die hot sun
and s'orching sauGf al the desert was
brought 10 town this morning bN two
young men from Ei Centre. who have
just returned 10 Yuma from an exc
p%ericncc they viii not soon forget.
The two mon came To- Yuma some
time = and became Interested iu
the story ~ q mine as told hy Joseph
Eealc. "a Wen known Yuma prospcc-
tor.
joe Iieulc has been AROUND throleh
the mountaius of Yuma county and
.cross the desert stretches for Years.
and his experiences have been many
end varied.
How ever. just ge The pitcher goes
&" tnc web once lo" often. 80 do ever
u" oldest pFnsurctors stake their
lives on finding water at sra OF the
wells or taEks ami sometimes lose
their lives in tie seckinr.
The two men End Fcale planned "a
TRIP g. thr claim OF mine IN the Tina
JAS itaa range OF mouutgins. which is
located south Geo fhc Copper mountain
country and near the Mexican Tine.
They started ont with fvu HORSES
sna O. wagon b struck oIt for Cow
ste wells. con ihc iast das iu 1n,s-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
WOMEN GOLFERS PLAY
SERIES FOR TROPHY
BUT TROPHY Is GONE

Chicago. oct. N-When the qualify
ing rounds of the Womnn's National
golf championship contest begin at the
Homework Country club tomorrow.
the entrants will face the possibility
of winning the championship without
getting the trophy cup, The cup has
disappeared and for twenty-five days
has not been seen 10y its present
holder. Miss Dorothy Campbell of
Canada, nor any Of the members Of
the club.
The cup was shipped from North
Berwyn. Scotland. on the steamer
California. 1t has not yet arrived at
The Homcwood club and Miss Camp
bell and officials of the club were
ANAL e to find it by sending racers.
one Of the stipulations under which
the dup is awarded a winner is that It
should be returned to the club In time
for the next contest.
Miss Campbell returned TO America
six months ago. after arranging that
tho cup should be shipped here in
time for the national event. She was
notified from scotland that the uup
mad been shipped on time.
Beginning tomorrow. one match
round Of eighteen holes VIII be played.
each day until saturday. when the
finals will he played.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
LON PARKER ROPES
GOAT IN TWENTY
SEC Us
Cowboys Perform Wild West
Stunts at Traction Park Yes
terday Afternoons Motor
Races Called Off,

At Traction park yesterday after
noon a bunch of cowboys amused "a
small sized crowd with a wild west
exhibition, the feature of which Was
the goat roping by Lon Parker, who
roped and tied a goat Ina twenty sec
onds. The other COW hoNs. including
y. G.. Musgrave. manager OF the OUT
tit. did some very creditable rOping
and hroncho riding. The motor races.
which were scheduled 10 pc run in
connection with the wild west show.
were not pulled Off there being only
two entries. IN q horse race between
Bee Bird and BLK, ponies. quarter
mile. Bee Bird was first. Uncle sam
was first in a three-eighth mile race
The pony. Billy, has been matched
against another pony FOR 500 a side,
the race to he N Wednesday at 3
o'clock at the park.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
CGMPELS
JUDGE TO COUGH
WITH A GUN
Picturesque Story of How Jus
tice Was Beat at His Own.
Game in Connection With
Mum Capture,

Especial Correspondence to Mornin@ Journal
Termination. y, NJ. oct. So All
kinds of stories as to incidents Ia con-
nectiou with the capture of Jesse
Mimi. the Colorado murderer aud his
trip back to face triad are being told
here, In which Justice Fay OF Tins
county plays a prominent part. some
time ago the Times Hustler printed
Il story iutimattng that t'ay was trying
TO beat Muun's captor. Myers, out ot
the S1.50O reward This week the
same paper mn out with another
story ON Mr. Fay which whether TRUE
or not. is toe good ia keep. II Is as
follows
AFTER the ARRANGEMENTS had been
made hero for tho early morning auto
ride. for which mo- rcaeona bic excuse
has SO FAR heen furnished, al Went
well until the auto was nearing ia"
state line.
"Whcn that important point was hc-
ing uoared Justice Fay ordered the
car stopped He hen informed the
sheriff thnt thc> were sttll iu New
McNiun and that this Was the point
where they did business. That the
prisoner WAS still IN thcir possession.
That q settlement for his care and
board Wts necessary before thry would
proceed farther. The sheriff asked
what the price WAS. and he nearly
dropped dead when Fay answered
five hundred dollars,
The sheriff protested, Fay insisted.
The sheriff did not have that amount
of the coin OF the realm on his per-
son. Fay gave him to understand il
WAS the five hundred or no prisoner.
Tine sheriff then proposed Ia give his
check as sheriff 90 Fay and Skaggs
for the amount, including Skaggs only
to avoid any other possible claims. The
check WAS accepted and the journey
resumed.
AN went mcrrily for q time. While
visions 81 champagne bottles tlGatcd
through the minds of some of the
occupants Of the ear, the sheriff WAS
figuring ont % little business transac-
lion himself. Presently he ordered
the ear to he stopped. lie informed
Fay that they were q in Colorado
hat this was the place whore he
did business. He politely but firmly
requested the justice of the peace to
turn over to him the t~Wcnty-ntne dol
lars and some odd cents that while
acting ia his personal capacity, hu had
extracted from the purse and person
OF the prisoner. That was "a new film
rolled right off the reel for our thrifty
justice.
"He ia turn dcmurrcd, Hc spoke
about new shirts he had purchased
for the prisoner, rnd other items Of
personal adornmcnt and corporal
comfort. The sheriff interposed Go
inform him Thar the handsome check
that he carried i'm his pocket covered
all those expenses, and that the
"a AMI f44f ngt In t1ItB pfgfBFm WINS
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zion they travelled an da> ana we'll
into the night n their water UaS
running very low, but according to
The story They were brought back to
Yuma by the two men. pealo kept
telling them that they would BE all
right When they got 70 the Coyote
wells.
At last. about . o'clock at night.
they found the wells, but thcy were
dry as Il bone.
Deale then. SO the men state.
wanted to push ON TO the tanks in
the 1ina Jasaltas bat the two men
had lost confidence in him ana they
refused To go farther. Whcreupon
Beels told them to remain where
they were and me would push ON 70
the tanks in the Tina Jasaltas and
bring back the water. He took the
canteens and a buiro md lett, and
With only about two cups OF water to
see him through until he could reach
the tanks.
The men waited the rest OF the
night, they say, and nearly All tho
ncNt. When Bcals did not return they
became scared for their own lives.
and cutting the horses loose from the
wagon they gave them their hcad
and started out to find water ANA civ
llization Tor themselves.
Az last thcv struck the railroad
and then on into Yiua1. arriving herc
this morning
IL, many a. tlo 1cht thai Bcalc
must have peri had fer lack of WA
ter. and by either the idea is scofted
at. as they say thar there is always
water IN the tanks oil the Tina Ja-
saltps
As To his probable fttc. there is
nothing to do but wait and see il he
turns up, but certain it is thWt the
two men in question huve had enough
of the desert and their experience
will stay with them for "a long time,
Joseph Bcelc IS gu old-time black
smith and PROSECUTOR and when ne
is in Yuma lives in a little hcus. on
the high blur overlooking the river
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
A Cure for Smoky Lamps

70 have lamps burning their bright
est, the bowls should be kept fell of
oil and the burners free from oil and
charred wick. The burners can easily be
cleaned by boiling occasionally Tor half
an hour in q strong solution OF Gold
Dust washing powder; wipe on a cloth
and they viii be as good as new. Clean
the chimney by washing ~ warm water
to which has been added 9 |teaspoonfl
Of Gold Dust washing ee@de' aid vino
dry on q soft .c'Yei p5dsl old
newspaper
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10
LEJEUNE SMASHES
BALL THROWING
RECORD
Evansville Player Sets New
Pace in Field Events Held at
Cincinnati By National
League cams,


IBr Morning journal special LEASED Nirel
Cincinnati. Get. S.-Tke worlds rec
ord Tor the long distance throwing of
q Baseball that had stood for thirty-siN
,cars WAS broken at the field today
between the Cincinnati and Pittsburg
National league teams when sheldon
l,tcine. OF the Evansville club OF
the CENTRAL league, threw the ball 42G
feet. 6 ia inches, 70 feet, 10 81 in
ches over the old record.
The long distance throw event WIS
r. special match between I.cjeune and
oscar Fandree OF Springfield. The
record that had stood so long was
made by Tom Hatfield and was 400
feet. IL inches.
IN the other field vents that fol-
lowed Pittsburg WAS unable to carry
or amy honors, In two vents the
visitors succeeded in getting ties but
we're outdone in the finals. Following
are tile summaries.
Beating out q bunt. John Lohert
and Ward Miller. both Of Cincinnati,
tied ct 3 % seconds and divided the
prize money.
Fungo hitting. won by Rowan OF
Cincinnati. Distance S9S feet sl-2
inches.
Circline the bases. Campbell Of
P%ittsburg and Lpbart Of Cincinnatt.
Time Il seconds,
In the run off Lobert Won by again
making the circuit in IA seconds
Catchers' accurate throwing, won
by Mclean. Cincinnati, by making two
bulls eyes out of three throws.
Pitchers control contest won by
Harry Gaspar. Cincinnati. Record, s
strikes out Of II balls thrown.
Outfieidcrs' accurate throwing. Pas.
kert. Cincinnati and Wilson, Pittsburg,
tled on Two throws. Paskert winning
on the third. .
Hundred Nard dash won by Lobert,
cincinnati; Campbell. pittsburg, Sec
ond; w. Miller, cincinnati. third.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1910-10-10

Editor Morning journal
Aucnl the awards in the dog show
J will say iu Justice 20 all concerned
that Mrs, Scllers' Prime took first
local end second novice, Prof. 4. ~.
Hodgln's aLaddie" took first pen and
reserve winners. Or. Lyuch'S High
Hope took FIRST puppy notice, first
limit. and winner. Tie defeated
prince in tho novice class. He Was
not entered M the open, go did not
meet "Laddic' until the winners' class
was called. when he defeated
"lsfddic.i do not know Just what
is meant hY sweepstakes. but SUD-
pose II refers 10 winners. as thstt is
where the Winners Of firsts in the
other classes meet for the tinal test.
H.. ~ SpfNDi.Fsl,
superintendent.