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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

SIMMER made the dissance a I~s Anse -
m 4 rninufeN s. srconds. The Eve mis.
free for al figure for the bic brgE peNel
specdway j. minutes ~ 100 'rc ,ssl'
made III Hraar. While Ralph ne Palma
made lie disiancs With a Plat on the one
Upiia hoard circle in J minutes y s-ioc SER
0nda or more than ~ seconds fager
m the Isl 70 90 cubic lnchea piston DIS
riacement classes, where ths sauas qieiilaees
were run On each course, Oldheld. IN :
Knov covered Ave miles In ? minutes =
f-te. ss.ounels al ~ angeles. and az ~ hrtck
track The Time for the sane car 500 driver
VAS 4 minutes ! a-i@l senOnd. " secot,as
faster titne for the boards; ~ ,en miles
,yith the cams car Oldheld holds this class
record OF minutes - e2-i0o seconds over
he boards. a. compared with ne mar
81 minutes ~ l-iuo seconds or the brick
cls,c az d,sDiscs en- ~ class AZ Los Angeles
Nj rent M "A Buick made i've miles In
minutes SO Gs-iOq seconds, ~ COMPARED
with kincaid'- tlwe 81 : minutes 1-ln
Seconds with Nauognl ~ lh,iiat's loiis
utes vs. et-tn0 seconds. made by Ntkrent.
In a pIfick. ~ t.os AnTeles and ~ Indian
apoHs Auken's time Tor the dRthnee ln q
National vas minutes ,! l-lVl SECONDS
I'M the class for cars Of ~ 10 M cubic
iuches piston Displacement llarrOun ~ a
Narnon made Eve miles ~ lsns ANGELES
In = minutes IS 7-i0o seconds. anda ~ indian.
9palia Dawson, IN the same car reauired
A -
rhe ten mile ines IN THIS class arr min
me- As seconds for Sikreni. hul~k, on the
boards, and minutes = seconds tof haf-
roun. MAFmon, at indianapolis. EVen IN
the SMALLEST class thal Ior w 70 - Judy Judy
Wns faster. a. Nikrent's Buick did ten miles
al - Angels In minutes 20 iT-iOu Seconds.
al compared with ChevTnlei'a time Of 2
Tninutas J 800 seconds With Buick al
~ so,,rss AT the los Angeles records
,vere made under j. A. Ctass g gov
erneh only hy piaton diaplacement, bee alse
al that time the 1870 rules and dsfnision
o. a stock car had not been annoln,eed
al liza Angeles drove stock machines
The INDIANAPOLIS class MARKS were made
under Class and thsretore stand e purely
nsratlVe speed possibilities are clearly
shown By the records compared. - IN
numerous events the identical drivers and
oars comDeted ~ each course and IN every
ease % q Taoe o. more tnsn cae In'ls proved
Plans for . circult of these board tracks
are aid 10 he MATURING. a. enthusiast
81 many cities are Interested and various
pr0riotlnE organizations want boaHd motor
dromNs Another notable feature 1T the
circular one nils board track At Los Angeles
"a the fact that not q aingle serious accident
occurred on che track durinR the seven days
III raclnR. nor IN the three weeks Of pFeilml-
nary pract@ing.
Il u rnpoFtnd thar another attempts Will
No made 70 aarura The paaaaRa % fRQspEDcal
motor vahheia lawialatlon In New Jefagy n
case Gov. FORT calls an eKtfa heapi0n % the
state LEGISLATURE. fhQ OfMclala 81 ne
the State oFRanigatlom Of uaolQrtng eluna,
made an unsuccessful attempt ~ Hecure the
passage 81 an a@en0me1t 70 tne pfeaani
motor Vehlrla law that would grant 20 reui-
40 their home States HFant 20 non-reaident
Vaoforiata
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
VEFA SHOWS SPEED


TIE vha. q nav - fooa apsed boal owuRd
~ .. stuart Alacktoa a. tha Motor Rnat
Club Of Amarica. VIII IN Gll lihalihood lahs
part In the eliminating trials 10 eslect the
American defenders for the HarmsWorah
cup Ia the coming International motor
boat race on August "a. na she has de-
Velcped q apeed ~ tWenty-six mllea en- hour
q her tryout. Thia beat Wa buila By the
Electric iauRCh Company, and ID d En-.
Dected that she viii 90 mach faster.
The Restless. Sgned b. the ChesahorOnnh
brcs. Of the Motor Boat Club og America
and e1pecsed 70 prove one % the three
American defenders. has developed wonder
fpl Hpeed a. lie tFyouta, makinR thirty
elgna milea end Z u claimed By lts builders
tnas ~ feagh forty-hve mica 81 ths
locSsdiS@ q SSm ISSss re n NJ Ma.
vile q TIE Motor Boat Club % AmgFloS.
10 felurned last Week from knHIand
where h. has been mahlna the fnal aTrsnge-
SSss ' rI lSs Ss s ,Ss Rs.SSs1SnS 'Ss
keeneat Interest y displayed b. toe British
and many q them are coming SvSr h
IA one q he ESsllIS motor "g SSai ,Si pSS.
i.ssL SShed b. NsskSy EdSar a. sSs BsIslsS
y l', ss. , sss clSe; Ias 5smalPlas I've
" NV N.It. L.II."3LItNM AXIOM AIN 10 MIIMa
Motor Yacht Club u Great Britain, and
lhere y . etroAg pogsihlllly that one ~
heee Nih Be : hydroplaRs. on ceuFss
es.f nay os ca.aingsd ~ the resulfe q the
- DT. Martin Snagt q the REitiah Motor
noat Cub has oNuryd q cup woglh Ei1
as ? DTiss n The kAallsh aliminailsa facss.
md he anticipates being am0nN ne VlNlf-
ING motor boat gnthHalaRia 10 the inter-
rational race at Larchm0nt 90 August 20.
Club al GREAT BTIiain siao srpScts "a coIS
over TOE TIE race with q party Of ten OF
Twelve followers q motor boat Fselns,
amona them bsins several tailed Rngllsk
aportemen.
There viii be % postpoRemsnt of the
raee on aceount q ba1 wealhsf, and Il will
~ run under alg oondillona. The courua
peat few daya. 20 4 was % decided al the
Aet meeting % the board o. governofs
Of the Motor Beat Club q America.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
LARCHNONTYACHr HANDTcAPS
Allowances for SPYING meWattR 20 ns
saiaed - SATURDAY,.

The spring regatta Of the IarchmonS
Yacht Club win b sailed on Saturday OveE
the regular cOurBea on tho Sound. Tha
warning signal vii be made a. u % O'Clock.
Inc allowance, for ynehia Of the handicap
Glasses % arrangod By Theo6Ors GrunbsrS
arc a. follows:
Flrll Divlson-IuanltA. g. g, Huaaar. aIloWu.
Not0s. q. X. Benaon. - pr cent. Wan4eFeF ~
81 d. nudd and Craare1t A. q. Mill "a Garh,
lnterim. u ~. Xavier, and Ma4a JOY. W. n. Chiads.
~ each; ksse1. P. '. aHea. .: S4ly n. A. 3.
hlafk. Z.
sssoad Dlviai0m-rnnya. ,. !. caAin. ausua.
Red wing. Taamss r. Craze. . nnr cenl; Year
iSss, 81 VI aeuddaFd. .. Waialua. u. l. Soo8n, ~:
Med. q. " OFaNhrfy, .: Mist ,. a. Mnrls. "a
ogsst y: = Vglts, ~ Bsags.9. Y EgwlsI:
Tkird Dtvixiaa-Bnry nee. n. l. cuihbuYe
nnsual gll. 8 g. HppElna. aln CeIaepk, Lalnaaa
and Morse. ailou; Tnnihoy H., y n. brnaaa. 4
nef cent Itahin Mood TO-. q. ~ 01F1And, 2.
hsammlaA. L. a. Dyer. ~; touy Rosef. n. ].
Fsurth nixiaion-vtctory. n. A, Iarhsna. IT,.
TiIIirun a.. G. s. kln9; Okee ~. J. y Mahlaiudl
and ayhnia. p. n schorh. allpNG Kgaanha q.
w NJ lstrIn. per cent Grace IT., y Y. LHlnnen.
q. Eamea, n 4. MeNnFd. and kSnogha IT,, G. w.
Volta 80 0,1Hrdia. uanl1 harunA
flfih mylAun.-aaias, ~. p. peldaa, and ArrgE.
W. b Nanny, chow: MS NodcslT, " q. 8wart
, per cent; Alnlbus H.. J, =. schuaru. 7.
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ORDERS ron BTG CRUISE.
fleet 10 GathsT al Glen Csvs ami cFuiSs
70 vAeyasd Haven ana NswpasL

70 NmeN4fm fatpn 4tta N@Nf@Et
Commodore Arthur Curtlas James has
issued general order. No. 2. which r. ate
20 the annual cruise of the New York Yacht
Club. u Was thouaht that the feet would
touch 81 Morris Cove. NV London. New
port and VINEYARD Haven this year. but
chance has been made IN this nrosFamms
and Morris Cove ID omitted and New Bsd-
fhs pf6grsmns- foF the cruise. wssibsr
permitting. vii be-
he squadron utl randsrvous ~ saaaoa
io Glen Cove, 81 noon on ThuFeaaI Auruse 4
EauadFun rlln. len Cove 70 Hun dayton.
tspni6s sin report On bOsFd lhs aasshap a.
asrspsoa On hoard ne aar,hip ssgP.N
fIlaay, August s-squaafoa Tun' hunanGsoa
ssiuCssy AgEus' s-squadrou run. New ISa.
susdag. fususs5--Ai NewpoEt. The squaaran
u6i drfls shln AZ mngmlng e1infa.
Mqnday august s-sqnadron run, Neupost
r1sssay, AsEusi s,-squSdrOn run. Vineyard
Wsasssdas. AaeusI io--squaaroa run. Nsw
ThSsasy August ii-A' Newport Hsoss ior
Fyiasy. Aurust ~ Al Newport. Rses for ne
ERg.s cup. The squadFon Win iiiuminais a.
satrcsy. August is-Ths sqBadroa wiH ~.
me prensratory signal for uqusdr1n uns WI
- tao rgha nred n fauid alifreNltna. tna ~
flsnl1u A. ne fqrti0pmnHf heed ~ me ena9
ritter over ~ signsi indieatlng ne nett port
The start utn - made promptly nle nQlf Alef
iFon me previously sstae atnsdlsI 20 Fsfei.s9
fnll11ltlefi at Wnicn ulle lie tifNAtaaltF AAloaA
ul1i ~ hnuiei dNun % ~ flagship.
fhs regatta cnmmitteg Nil lasle inatTuc saIls
90 ~ runs from poft 70 port and for ns otnsr
~ aag 0nccrs' cups IN be sailed Tor duriag
hssss 10 Oh ara Gsmsoock eoloFs win b
he9 ~ datR 20 BE- nnnaIatred later.
CaraHtnE nfs requ9aaed "a supplv lnaH vie1en
vim NJ. ". " ulrht signals
Rarne9lsr attsaiian i Bvflsd - nss clge
rournamna ~ ghe signal code 81 fgcalltiY 0nshll4
gnf aug1nrlnr 10 lhIa TcnT-a cnlD nou4s
II faag FnHam N ~ aG1f cEql1l1 - cary ~
- ne cumplets Ne Wil 1e aGHa aatQie
= ~ fluh Eiaull % "a Arrival ~ ne ~ ianllA
~ ~ SEVERAL f1gtg i1T ne raiIIlIHlrl % l.lN-
tmA FRAGuM A PLG1ll fl1st capiala'
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
YACHT RACE no NEW LONDON.
Indian HaEbSr club AFranges Evcat fsS
Boal Race Werk.

The Indian Harbor Yarht Club has an
nounced ~ nth annual race from Green
wtch 20 New London. THIS race h arranged
20 make things interesting for those yachts
men who will visit New London for the Mar
vard-Nlle boat race. The start Will be
made az O'clock on Tuesday morulug
June - and with fair weather tho rnreFa
should arrive at New London that evening.
This race IA for yachts o. all claNa1vR "a
Guiding auAiliErieN and the New Nnrk MAI
Club ~ Hooters. Of over tWenty-tiye rns.4F
enrolled In recognized yacht clubs Entries
should be made with the regatta COMMITTEES
bgiore saturday, juno Is. suitable tro-
PIXIES are offered by the naR officers and
other members q the club a. first prizes
in each class. There VIII be second nTigrs
In clarses where four yachts start aRd =
special prize for the auxiliary yacht making
the best corrected time over the cnnrar
provided such yacht h not a winner In hfr
regular class. All yachts are 10 sail In
cruising trim except that club topsaila may
be carried
The course win be from a line between
stake boat anchored One-han male nouth
Of Great Captain Island light and the com-
mittee boat and the finish will he hetwppn
the foremaet Of the Bartlett Reef Ilwht
vessel and q white haH Of the commiftee
boat, sftsiance aeventy-tEo miles. The race
viii be sailed without time allowance NJ
Burton Hart. Henry &. PeltOn and Richard
Outwater are members u the regatta
committee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

Thcudore Roosevelt PEI defeated Grorxe 3
Gfgesbeck. 81. 60
Artisley Cup DOuhlcs--FlFrt round--C,r,.lou
" gArdner And GustaAe p rourhRrd aefenta-l
atephen Nileu And James ~ prn 81 a a
Halnes and ". ~ friaer. "a 81
ee.nuq Hound Heury " Kendeli and A. l.
lsnalFl defeated Norman q. johnson and Rofu-Fi
hcgkley. "A Ill "a BenisFaia NJ raHfps
ehd edgaF y leo defeated q. NJ nsrnd Ri,1i
loteph 7 shaw, "a . .. William A Larned and
0eurge l. Wfcnn, lr, defeated q Frederirs WHt-
haynond y. LITTLE and Edgar w. Leonard de-
ieeted ~. william hoseuhaum and partner by
default -
Llndley defeated VI ~ Uavis and b frttrg
~ DEFAULT William A Larnef aad Gcorre II
Nrenn, ~. defeated Benlamin al Phillips ara
Edgar Y. leo. 81. e.
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RnahtnnE Neira.

John Hays Hamm0n1's sioop Odyuseua ~ \
- rtwrrf a a F1ortnhmTt nafh 4 trln1anslr
iopmasI ftis N similar 70 ne ~ Of norglio.
n IA eEparisd mat ne ncsogner Vegfani bum
AZ HeTfrshnlTa Cor nar8ld .. NaaderhilA uin -
.agnrhsa iodag 81 z. mefl1E AZ 900 q
~ o. Hsrr6ENgH q 20 slaTi o. a arJilas eastward
On hia yaeht noamef eaFly N Jun.
M Mnrauis % AnrlgnsT has purchased A. J.
nr9Nag'H steam v1cht @arEarita ana hn1 gelarllIl
"a afuTlrNnIIr,
ne afty-siH foot crui1inF u'gt1F torf Irlll5t.
- i6E6 r1rt u ne cTuil8 % ~ Eastern Hafdi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
MATINEE RACES.
Inner Guard TFsta q Half IN B:OS I-2 on
the Speedway.

Inner GuaFd Trsta q Half N l:OS I.2 on
the Speedway.
The distribution Of tho silver trophies
which the Road Drivers Association has
offered for competition In a series Of matinee
rneetinRa ai Speedway Para was practically
decided yesterday when the horses which
beaded the list % trotters and sidewheelers
won again In straight heats.
Charles Weilands Inner Guard. 2Oals
is tho only horse composing In the matinee
msetings which hes not Loot a heat or a
point during the ave meets lie started
alone In the A. a. A. trotting class Yester-
day 10 beat 4 Oi, the beai time made by
nd ANworthy, 7izt, in the next slower
class and in his hrst trial he lowered L by
a half aecoRd.
WuRh Rilsy's b. Ontims heads the list
Of tina sidgwheelsrs with eight heats 70 his
credit. Ths gsldinE won again Yesterday
In straight heaaa. defeating william Scott :
hrown mare LOuime p. Minnie Albert had
all heafa 10 her credit, which tied y. Ontime.
bUt M her staff yesterday 70 beat the beai
time made By NJ. kiley'a Eelding she Lost
he srsl heat, which gives b Ontime good
- u IA Pieces Kate Nelson. 10 won
A rood race. dsieating ", &. heynolds'a Old
RpesdWAy favOflte DT. Ihrset p the a
pacimR class. The mare lost the hrnt heat
70 fha Doctor IN nay. which was the elOWeet
heat o. the race. the next she Won m J %,
and tho deciaivs one N 100.
~ n4runrmarla1.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16
W. YORK Y. Q. REGArTA.
Several CraeA Taehss 10 san fer BBr@e
Cms Ta-aay.

several Cf3eA 04gMta " N1u tNg sbFlAe
Cngs TS-diay.
The regatta Of the Nsw Y0rk Yacht Club
for the spring cups VIII be sailed on the
Sound o. Glen Cove to-day, The course
viii BE- slgnalIed before the wAnins signal
u made a. noon and the time limit ou TIE
racss ~ one half hour after sundowns
Commodore Arthur Curlias James WI
attend the racea On board hia new flagship
Iona and BE- VIII entertain t1a uiemnefl
OF the standing committees ut the tiun,
The races promise 20 b. exceedinEly a.
tsrsaiing VI The weather y favorable. but
yachting weather has not bern 81 ne best
W far this yepr IN class \ NE starters
will b. COrneliua Vanderbilt Aurora, q ~.
PYnch0n istalena and ". =. Appitts WIN
some. -.
Morton y. Plants nsw sloop ehima Will
maize her lrsa appearaNCe IN class L ana
VII rare AGAINST VI. L. MANWeilt Avelger.
n qlHas NJ the AdvenluraRH, owned ~ =, q.
Rumriu. will sal nrala4i II. q, N01i4' =
iFondequol& sailed bv A. ". ". lQhnaton,
there win b q unce Tor glcftl ~ clag4 Y
between Cara Ma nn4 Ml4uWarQs aNA m
tho ~ foot class lhe flaFt4HT VII - Aiara,
Dahinda. Negai, CanFtqe and PhfBpe ne
rrgafia COMMITTEES n d de- n kFFggnes
FINEST =, E.Qriliard ana uE1nFilie hAnl.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

ron sALE-sEvznAL GASOLINE csM-
MEmCLAL VEHICLES. MAx M BEEN AZ
10 cOnNwLEA ST. BETWEEN sAND ssas
A. n. am AFERR ?. n EAKE aIKTu
AVENUE mRVAEED To sTM 81.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

Advertisements Cor THH sUE and THR
BvvErsa sBH nay b isit q any Amsri-
can Di-trist MousshgsF ollgp b tAe cry.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

The Motor Cups hOldinR C0npany has
announced that i has received the entries
of three Fiat Taeers Tor the contest for the
Automobile Club Of tmeTica's Grand prize
gold rup, which u 10 he held on October
is. Ralph De Palma, Felife Navarro and
Louis Magher have been namsd 70 drive
the cars NaaneT won the hrae race for
this cup az Savannah In tonS rhe three
Benz cars that were hrHt 90 be entered arr
20 ~ driven hy lieoTFa Robertson, VICTOR
hemeFy and Barney Oldneld
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-16

Arae'sL ~ 80 q ose s'i. ., y,
osoFgs q Grosubset dsis1iod 5Hnet 2. Ice. 81
81
Third nauld-CzFisa1n ~ Gardner delrsaad
9. lss ss1g d s. n Z kksi'k - s IS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
Stop
Diarrhoea

No case OF DtARRHOEA. DYSEN-
Terry, CHOLERA INFANTUM or
Summer Complaint is so serious that
WAkEFlELD'S BLACKBERRY BAL
SAM will not quickly relieve H. For
Gi years WAKEFlELDS BLACKBER-
RY BAf.SAM has cured these bowel
troubles In II cir worst forms, and In
many cases after other remedies and
doctors had failed. n every wife and
mother had a supply Of this timc-test-
ed medicine In the house ready for
sudden attacks (Which very often
come at nighD she would have abso-
lutte protection against these diseases
which claim the lives of 5000 ba-
bies and more thW $4,000 grown peo-
pie each year, WAKEFIELD'S
BLACKBERRY BAtSAM Is a grand,
good medicine that Is free from the
dangerous drugs that other diarrhoea
remedies contain,
II is safe for the baby, and In larger
doses Is the best remedy In the world
fro grown people.
lt Is the favorite with all classes and
AL ages because IL Is delicious to the
taste and never fails to cure.
Ask your druggist for WAKEFlELD'S
BLACKBERRY BALSAM and be sure
you get the original genuine Wake
fields. Fun size 35c or bottles 81 90.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
KENDALL WORK
Is RECOGNIZED
UNDERGRADUATES ADMITTED on
WORK COMPLETED HERE
TO THE UNIVERSITIES
Dr Gordun Returns From ENtcndcd
Trip East and North ANA Brings
BaCl, Results.

Dr S E. Gordon president of
Henry Kendall college just cast of
the city llmF returned yesterday
from ana extended tour of tha east and
the great lake district
Dr. Gordon was ina ten states on his
trip. and spent several DAYS m each
Of the following cities: Fan Cfro
Dearborn. Chicago. Nilvuukor. fuic-
do Detroit Cleveland, piusuurg, Coz
lumbus Springfield, Gdeaburg and
Kansas city
The purpose of Dr Gordous trip
was To gain pointers for the Comius
years work at Kendall college
During his trip Dr Gordon visited
three of the largest universities in
the country and while In tine east arr
uupcmcns We're mndo whereby Ken
dayy undergraduates could cu'ar the
larger colleges ANA universities 1s ad-
Nauccd UNDERGRADUATES without cN-
animation. II Is understood rh1t ,he
work did during the first pan, uf the
course for an A. u. no Kendall is
on par with ,hpt done at Yale or
Harvard
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
A WOMAN s APPEAL.

To al knowing sufferers Of rheumaticm,
whether muscular or Of the hints. sciatea,
lumbagos, backache pains in the Kidneys or
neuralgia pains 10 write 20 her for home
treatment which has repeatedly cured all ~
these tortures She feels Il her duty 10 send
70 10 sufferers FREE Yon cure yourself AZ
home as thousands will tesiify--n0 change OF
climate being necessary. This simple dfsfov.
cry banishes uric acid from the blood loosens
the siiffened joints, puriiics the blood and
hriVhieus ihe eyes giying elasticity aud tone
to the whole system " lhr above lnieresis
r, South Bepa Ind,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
DIGS Up S25,OOo.
Governor Haskell Contributes 10 Fund
10 Dnm GInnd lklNCr

Special 10 the World.
Muskogec. okla. Aug 26.-At a
meeting Of the Commercial club here
THIS evening $lOLOOO was pledged
and stock company with CAPT
tai OF 100000 was organized to build
"A dam across the Grand River OF
this amount $4,000 was subscribed
by Governor Haskell Haskell Is
president OF the lndianola Construc-
tion company OF this city.
It requires the sum of 100000 To
build the bridge and Muskogec viii
give the amount subscribed at the
club this evening The money viii
bc collected tomorrow and Governor
Haskell viii remain over In the city.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27
SOCIETY
JOSE PHINE GRAY
Hours: 200 10 10000 y, IA
PHONE 300.

Mr. aud Mrs r. 49, stevens are
home from several weeks spent at
Machnac island ana other resorts.
Mr. A. !. Farmer and sister, Miss
Thoodusu Farmer Jeff last evening
for Alt Clomoue Mich Miss Farmer.
viii remain there aud Mr. Farmcr|
win go ON 10 Ncw York civ and take|
tho lake "trip 10 Canadian points
Mr. and Mrs g. - Miscnor daugh-
tcrs Gcncylcyc and Lillian and Mrs
Burvrn lcft Yesterday for Chicago
where after % fortnight the Misrnrgs
win leave for lake ana eastern points
lor some weeks.
Nnf i. - seaman returned Npstrr-
day from spending the summer touring
EurJpr She was accompanied Toy /
Miss EWr williamson who went loI
Iowa for "a visit before coming here lu !
take up her Wurl, m the schools.
Misses Flo Thompson, Florence !
Vance. Bertha Venting aud Laura |
Latham aud Alossrs Fred Thompson.
Rcni Ford. Clarence Swigclson ana /
Earnest ScIgusmuud spent last evening I
ut circuit picnicklng
Miss Jessie 'Bri.rcr viii take her Voc
cation beginning ncNt Monday She
viii probably go to Monte Ne. Ark
DR. and Mrs T.. H. Maygunes Iea'rI
sunday evening for 'ulIorna ana
western points for sis weeks tour
Dr and Mrs. s. " Maypinncs will /
have as their week end guests her
sister ana husband, Mr. ana MrF' o.
has accented "a position as teacher ot /
horticulture lon Pullman COLLEGE Wash.
and they win visit here curoulc.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Miss Edith Deacon whose marriage
10 George Lee Peabody next month
will be one OF the society events of
Newport Mrs Charles II. Baldwin,
the grandmother Of Miss Deacon. Is
making all the arrangements for the
ceremony She is regarded as one
whose taste and qualifications III her
for preparing Tor the function more
than any one else Interested in the
bride. Mr. Peabody is still at the
Beverly Hospital having been over
come with the heat while playing
marathon tennis match with his Fan
last month.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Misses Flo Thompson, FLORENCE
Vance. Bertha Venting a0d Laura
Latham aud MosNs Fred Thompson.
Rcni Ford. Clarence Swigclson ana
Earnest Scigusmuud spent last eycning
at Orcutt picnickIng
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Mr. aud Mrs E y Lang are the
guest. for the week cnd of her sister
and husband. Mr. ana AIRS Strange
Aiklu
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-08-27

Misses Patti Arthur and Teressa
Shiclds entertained "a heyy of their
girl aud boy friends at the Arthur
home last evening.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1910-12-16
SaUage Family

It is a tradition If nothing more,
that Savage was a name introduced
into England by person thus called,
who was in the train Of Isabella of
France, who became the queen of Ed
ward II. Earlier settlements, how
ever, had been made by the Savages,
for knight of the name founded the
family in Ireland when de Courcey
made his invasion
LIE Savage was sobriquet of early
times in France. 1t implied a certain
brusqueness of manner, and from this,
doubtless, the surname arose. Those
who try to be funny at the expense
of the Savage family, tell stories
which, however, may be taken with a
grain of salt, several grains, indeed.
One story is that a gentleman of for
Savage Bear, Esq" Born a Bear, his
mother wished to perpetuate her fam
fly name of Savage, and gave it to her
son for his Christian name
Another story teller shows us a list
of names which, arranged for ready
reference" like a directory, appears
this way: SHARP Walter; Smart Isa-
bella; Savage Solomon"
One seat of the Savage family is in
Worcester, England = Elmley castle
In Cheshire they have long been peo-
pie of rank and title;" Lukesland
house and Ardchin castle, Devon and
Lisanoure castle, Antrim, are seats of
the Savages.
Lord Savage of the Little Ards, six
teenth century, was man of affairs.
There is a book called "The Savages
Of the Ards"
The Savages here trace back to
Major Thomas of Boston, 1855, who
came from Chester, or to John of
Hartford, who married Elizabeth Dub
bin, ''ye 10d. of febru, 1852" Dublin
Is name to give one pause. Perhaps
you prefer its original French form,
D'Aubin, or Daubin. John the pilgrim
probab big hailed from England and he
wss first q member of the Massachu-
sets Bag oclpEp. He was afterward
at Hartford and MiaSS:.-ttewI e May,
1854, che was msy5 free," and nys2g
at Hartford. No one can eev ward
against John, except that he didn't
know his own mind when it came to
spelling his name. He begins his will
Sanedg, and ends it Sanidg. Savage,
Savidge, Savadge and Savage are 9TH
er variations in colonial records. Sau-
wage is the Franch form, and in Can
ada we find many Sauvages. In the
United States. Savage and Savidge
are the usual FORMS
In 1850, John, the pilgrim, had over
a thousand acres of land on the Con-
necticut river, and he helped build the
Middletown church.
"Sargnt. Jno. Savidg," is the way we