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Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27
Royal Comes Back.

Hon. T. NJ. Henry, insurance com
missioner, has admitted to Mississip-
pi the Royal Exchange Assurance
Company Of London, one Of the strong
insurance corporations which saw fit,
some years back, to withdraw from
the stae at a time when several 9th
ers Of the same class stepped down
and out, Mr.. Henry regards this
movement of the big companies for
readmission to Mississippi as an IN
dication Of returning confidence, and
the fact that hey see better times
ahead and are not afraid to risk the
venture again.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27
Colleges Are Ready.

Down in historic old Adams county,
the home Of Prentiss. Of Jefferson Da-
Wis, Of Gen. VIII T. Martin, Gen. Nat
Harris and those Of a later peroid,
the seat Of the territorial capitol, two
Of the most successful collegiate in
stitutions In the state are getting
ready for the work q the approaching
scholastic year. These are the ven
cradle Jefferson Military Academy at
washington. another historic SPOT IN
the map Of Mississippi. and Stanton
College for young women at Natohez.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27

The State Fair Is two months OF,
but the management is already as
sured Of the best line Of exhibits they
have ever had. Work has already be-
gun on the grouds. and they win be
in perfect shape BY the middle OF oe-
tober It has been found necessary
to almost double the capacity Of the
poultry houses. There were more
than 1000 fine birds on exhibition last
year. and Superintendent Taylor ex.
poets at least 2000 this fall. making
this the greatest poultry exhibit IN
the South.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27

New Arrival-Do you recognize the
profession. my good MANI
st. Peter-Profession? What pro
fesslon, sir7
New Arrival (resentfully) - Why,
didn't you ever hear Of me? am one
Of the dandiest harpists that ever
broke into vaudeVille.-Puck
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27
Observe Labor Day

Labor day celebrations took place
IN nearly all the larger cities and
towns OF Mississippi, and there was a
general suspension Of business at the
centers Of population throughout the
state.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27

Your side Of the argument may be
convincing as far as you are concerned
but what is the use If II doesn't con
vince the other felloWf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27
SYNOPSIS.

Thomas Ardmore bored millionaire,
and Henry Maine Griswoldi professor m
he University OF Virginia, take trains
sut OF Atlanta. Grlswold 20 his college,
Aramore On pursuit Of a girl who mao
Einked at him two days before, as their
-rai~a stood opposite each other Grls-
void Is mistaken for Gov. Osborne OF
South Carolina. and Is threatened with
aarm if he causes the arrest OF Bill APP
5ieweight. a border line desperate. He
r0es 10 Columbia 20 warn the governor,
knG meets Barbara Osborne.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27

Hypnotism has been recognized b.
the medical profession since the at
teanth century.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27

Harduppe-Say, you bumped into me
and knocked me down with your auto
and / want damages
Showfur-Oh, haven't you got
enough? Well, start up and I'll bump
and knock you again.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1910-10-27
SIMMONS Ia vsuo~ Tia Bo1s. oniy
Purifier

Ira action Is different. Il never
irritafes the liver, but energies u,
rIeanses the organ Of all impurities
and restores natural function
II makes your liver young again,
without injury, harmleesly, but
Win al speed. Nothing like Il.
Cures Constipation absolutely, and
never gripes.
A All Druggists, EnUVhsls, 25o. end 81.
a B. RICHARDS MEDICINE CO., sherman, Ierat-
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BIIIItRDS.
New Features IN the Same ~ the Ama-
teur Billiard tIuI.

The members oi he Amateur Billiard
cub have already started IN pTaptlr. and
The tables IN IN" cluhhous" are we'll pa'T ron.
i1"d every evening Two neN feature.
hav" been introduced and are helping ID,
make The game popular
ono 81 these - a table feet 10y : foo "a
stead Of he regulation size tv fee' u
inch - on this table halk line billiards
are icing play 81 and The square form tpp.
away with the long DIVE 80 that thor" r-
no advantage u hi' D. rail - -ec'f 81 b. tho
PLAYER u has rather uT-c' the plav ~
some ~ tho crack and rather puzzles 'hcu
The three rlIshIo q shot L. very dIr7,uif ~
execute. and simple "aroms single cushion
shots. draws and follows are bout all tho
style 81 Sho' any one hut an eNusff IAN
make II this -iIe table hecora- pnpu.a
u will he very useful IN houses AMI nuarf
m"nt- her" IN" rooms are not large anousH
10 have be regulation sized table
Anoiher innovation - the Use ~ two rod
halls and one Ctis hall IN some games Ia,r
PLAYER uses the same bail and 40 eIirnInaf -
very largely the safety play Tht- gam.
ma been popular In Paris for several wears
Maurice DAILY j. sndea oring to ar-auy.
n -erissof games between Hoppe or Slns.nu
and Morningstar lie saws A. NflI.
Hoppe and George Slo-son have hasn
~ ~ balk line style Of game on NnN.rIer
and az both need SERIOUS practice FOR tIt-
match 10 perfect themselves n number 81
nav rat rons. assisted by myself have con
'"mpla'ed matching ora Morningstar ~
play either n the above players a series
~ games. say six nights for $3.50 or sapr
side The games 20 take place IN my
vav. upon date 10 he mutually agree!
upon
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Racing ~ Montreal

MoSrRgH sept 10 The scene ~ ra~in.
shifted to-day 10 the new track A. Nina
Edward Park. where tho King EdVara
Jockey club opened M n meeting that MI
last seven days The summaries
itr~t Race NN furiongs Miss Frifx M
lain'. to 5. won Anavri. lna .rrIIatti 70 1
-rrUnd sight. IN. Murray. TO l. third Tims
- ?. NAntiCoke also ran
rrcond Race Five iuTionEs Isahel CASE in.
Naruni, 20 = von Ren i4Omond iuS .Copenl
= 10 l. second Rusucana. iD tHoWrIp y 10 l.
ihlrd Time. ~ filsoo also ran
Third Ware Five furOngs Dorothy Wrhh
40 tlryeri To won The King Ioo .rsll,tt.
- 80 !. second Johnny Wis.,. in5 Martin = q
third Tirnr. I - Folly lee and tslrton aI,r
ran
Fourth Race -Four and a half furlnnr.
ItIsrrtan, III lNenE An1on 4 s. won Slant
~ - ainl 20 !. second How le' iOS ITeIlstti
20 ! lhird. TIVE. 057 John Mari, = nd
Lady Chiffon also ran
Fl'th Hae. FoIr and hair furIongs W..
's-cissE' ~ Tea ssH,sIui. = ~ y won The ktny
loi .TChfb 20 . s~coud oats. ~ tHnW ~ii
- . fhlrd Time, uAT 5 Winter hay hi-o q, N
~lNfh NAce one mile Ross horn 10 tTsirt
30 - Won fquia ton. 100 tCoh.ni . - s~rnr a
lltur Minnie lnA ItHrgerl = "a tNiru Ttrrr
IS S"hro-riers Midway aiso ran
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mann iNDTR> RROOkLI.N>.
Fbbrts strong for series Suggested D.,
FRANK Farrell.

NrrNa iuna'-. 'rr Erupklyn club bo~-
W. del. sh''i v"-'"ritr 49, ~. -ruped tI-
,of"" md rrrd 100 THL -. that Frlu.
Isrr'N va- wiling 'u i.r 'Nr highlander
pie. "a -sr.". nt bs'. games " Ifl fl. Brupk
lens 2 ~ -rIug
-, b a -"r"- strikes me ~ r.iug good
h N- said IHs'-. HIl aw ling 20
m"'' Va Farrell uu' l.u" and 'ttk y over
I -urs" 20 Manager l'al i"u about ". mi
Dr." ..'- 90" a.. 'HH good deal d"peud.
Hu fN" weather. r.' g 'l,. weather. Is goo
'f" s"r.s~ would Do" o HEs B''rI,fluu E"'h
."1iu- would lb" 'p ,uru. NJ from 'h.
south earlier han u-t.'. hH' tuar could
b" arranged "'-lls Ih" \rw York Va
fIoHHl l.HgI" club %. gtf "bIN'f - the
game h"fug PLAYED 10 Manhattan h.lr
Il -D an "i them .uuid Do" PLAYED Hl Wash
InstpU pHr'
20 NouI na an right y necrs- lated
sHId FARRELL "" - willing fu tackle Nc
brUpklyH- most IuyVhAr.
Manager bnhl'U ha- M dOVn thu nun.
ter OF plH'Er- ON the BROOKLYN fs-"f,"
lIst 20 thirtV-'Wo. tlIin has been re- n
'II -h"d On The following men. n Br""U
and " slf"r Miller. 'u : puN CIV BsuT IT,
lHT. te0rg" trabbla. " = Fischer. u g.
Ivml-y. :. II Miller. n prrdua. ! Rsi-,gl
and Irving Wilhelm. 30 Rochester Nayer.
- kos and lIri,h. 20 Atlanta. Henlius and
~'u'ell". Ia chattanooga
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10 Rt'E ron BRITISH TROPHY
Motor Beats WII Come AGAIN Nest
season to Tr, Ia Win.

hero VIII 10 another race for tho British
International trophy for motor boats newt
year. A''"r the last race. hen 'he pINts n
IN through the accident 20 ~" P'pneer
"U ueu by the Duke uf Ne-fntnsteF the
I'"rHatInnaI rom uitttss met and agreed
~ SONS. 'uange- 10 49," deed 0i gifr one
~ tbe-e I- that the match shall 10 Wp out
~ 'fI"" races Instead II fu-t one pih"r
utIrge- vers -ug ge-isd and ~ Wa- al-o
'Ip.Eh' that the deed 81 ~ ana al ~"
'"Hd.i Iou- might b. rewritten amt 81
proceed more dearly Ths-s -uggc-jlon-
80. Iaa made 10 lard N"rfh,lITs the donor
"i 'h" cup. ana b" Will doubtless agTe" -
'N" rNrngez sriRRe~ted
lH" br''H-a motor boat men are anyi"us
''' another Fa'" bot u they had challenged
% Nd" here 'Ie ,IalleUZ" NOFid have heen
q. I" .f fer fU" old conditions which both
-.'"- "rr' hanged N" Motor Boat cub
".- '"'.' "I ffs' ~ -Dpu ~ tho he, e--ary
f ..'Uf"- ."r" made challenge would b"
-'r' '.rr rI..f .s.r f.Itr ~ - understood that
NE u IE" of Westminster vii f- tA. 'hHl-
.'is"f "stf '''n ~ one ~ he krit -
, iE'- Hrt N" $40 urubtl'F fDIl IN 'U"
f.'uenr 20 WIN HfNrr Ipaf. HpEevsT
'..I D." hIIi' ~ rspr"s"u' 'N" ,halIcnger-
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dhiraEO. .; New Work.. a.
GIe, Gland. !: Philadelphia. ..
Detroit, q. Washington. %
~. Louis, %: Bosio0. ,.

,HI'Ao" a. ~, O. NFw ynRN a o.. o
iHiuA"r. Sept ~ Despite the fact that
the wea'h"r vas uniaNorahle. ~ being
chilly and cloudy. thor" Was q good crow 4
out io -" The Mntic ~uX and iighlaudrrs
hattie tn-day
The contest ended m = victory for m"
locals hy IN" ssprr "f 20 ~ Sensational
fielding stunts anpuudrd. with lapoT'"
of the New York the one bright star Zine
and again he made rtckurS and stops thar
brought Ia" crowd 20 its Iec'. knight
Autiu and quinn also mad" pretty assists
The game Wis Won Hud Iu~' ~ th" third
mnins. n hon the Soy scored the only run
Of ~" game. and hat hv scratch D.
hapI hi. way
Hlo,N -fnxisd over second iu a'f~rrflr. /.
90 - Ti'l," tlU~'nli p"gpa4 10 Au-flu.
lnru -ngled {" right. Bu'k taxing thru
I"'t"r ralNrd. Iluus the base Mclean
was on. quinn fu IAlnrfn. E|".k scoring
and l."td aud /"tder advancing a ha -
Knight made 4 Or, ~ stop uf bouglrrtN'-
grounder. throwing MN ont ut ir~' end NJ
the inning and run getting
Ia" N"N Workers I'D NOT Dec t'm-fTpt
hard getting hv' five singles aui 'rD-..
were scattered through 'u" game QUINN
pitched . beautiful game and with uT1ruHT,.
luck would have won on, 'rras -.uHI"a
were made IN him. but 'Np "f 'Hrtu M"
n 'tc saH"ut mn .uZ ana q neat ~t..iI.a b'
Mclean ~-"r"H ~" ~"hrtr, Iuu ln' -'ur"
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SCHOONER FOR u. D.. ron
Y" Be Largest sailing Yacht and re
Ready NPNt NRN

Former Commodore Robert = Tod after
SOME wears an~"n'" from tho sport ITO com.
rH'E aguin with a new Yacht lie hasco
'fa'' 30 With ~" staten Island ShIphuild-
iuE "fnuanN Tor three masfed steel
~ "onsr which viii b" ~ to date m every
PARTICULAR Ih" plans have been drawn
Pos lh""dor" - Wells aud show an able
uccango'ng cruising Yacht with lot. Of aC-
DHWr' citations
N" Yacht vIil 10 los feet e inches over ali
- feet h-aU. - feet depth and Il feet
draugnf ~" ~ 80 be- named kaTima and
40 y" ready Tor launching newt NAV
N"fN IN ne YACHT has h-~n started
t"Ufr"dpr" Tod formerly owl ad tho
schooner Hustle. IN Witch n. did some
"N'"usiH" - zhu'c Duii-iuz ana no as
'u" OF iI" -'HTf"r~ m 10. rae. asr0s. fIe
"'rsiri Tor tu" kar-Hr r Cup. won hv the
Niauft,
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baseball Noir.

me Tood u-oo' ~ No lllFH .sndsrN are a
strong rr Is mat VI Louis writer. frirE rrr, are
rp'
The CT's IN orirs - de- s.,n .nf ~ ,fsy yrio1
base rum .1E against tbr A'hIrflrr ha,r got no
Co. "u .F' base n,s'
W fu.l. man tor.. or s- Rrrpsffr ..,,. t,.
che tHrtIuAIa urunHuf winner In 1917 Us-rirT
hong about h'rdrrl ear, too prev, .o,l. hs
rHH hI' DO
Manage ArT.o.r ~ IuIe,ip .zges'. nat IN
world cries each l'rF N' rpUpsII-f ln 10
NF 'u.f pitcher. Hr u wfrs rsaruus Ibls Tor o. =
uTrTuuf inning a.iEH % l-u.f -.ortsrna MI o
o.. prr club 'r alternate f'p gftrsler,. NJ Nr..
pr. 100 Win Mathew an an. 'fr,. Iunlfl That t.
'Hr r. ''u'l HrE4'rrrf fur .r.
'vtu 'Hr 1rg .rn'Tf u.ar .ua~,. q, , rro-,
rrI.ai.r nan Than tF.rs .ur ~ an. ptt Of.
IrUf fuHHIu'F 'rHufF HH-s U.s. 10. rgsr
iran 'f1urr CON me- nI'H f.T. ran no ras...
H.'f Fir. U|'0eIl hin DO. a u.is rnHrFlr .ur
us.Ur.. Iu tho F...Nns.. has q arrusr Int..fltgr
trHr 'ua-" nr can h'a' lIrr 90 sUfl M The an~
p1Irfa Of me- game Moreover no a ypof
captain PU' hon on ffH rrHri - and - Vrf,r
r"." Command NE u.gs,. price NnsVrr
FH.'
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an IDEAL opportunity TO- introduce urr
p"naliHation-, SAYS J Fir"~ton" N dis
cl>-ins tn" matter. " - our b~iei that
the management 81 these events should
avail themselves Of this opportunity tvcN
one OF The strong points IN a car should
be- brought out. aS we'll a. tie v"aA POINTS
anu the events ~ tho last year haN" show q
beyond the shadow 81 q doubt that tN"r"
j. a great difference ia tires IN" M.u-Sy
tour proved tins when all the eIghI ,ar-
having llrrstone tires went through no"
terrific grind without the lo@- 81 4 iIr. and
With only -iN punc'uT~~ all told
10 ear manufacturer who fIrnf- shes a
mounrabls rims j. sntitled 10 credit m 'hr.e
.u.ton.r- ~iII yet ia con-e,i,rrnc. Su1H
"N"nt- count for nothing any way uui"--
'bss are guid" for the prospective GUS
TONER. and Ne maintain thai tire. and de
mountahl" rims are important enough to
20 taken INTO consideration when assessing
penalties
u - said that the new Callan motor
vehicle law IN this state IL being sVAdPd by
q number ~ chauneurs who failed 10 pass
~" examination for drivers license. Ih.y
are reported 20 have purchased q share 81
out ovner~' hcenSe~ The Callan Law does
no. require owners To take ou' driving
licenses
Whether the law can be evad.d hv 'Il.
plan remains - 10 seen n getting u.
owner : license IN New YORK STATE r"WoF -
the necessity for UNDERGOING an sNAuIna.
ton % j. likely her" viii be- great iu'r"a -
IN IN" number ~ so-Called owners 81 car
-" "hru7"ur- who Jailed IN m" "Nam.na
tons and ChauTeurs who are not residents
~ he STAT" can evRd" the Iaw, unless -oTus
means T. found to prevent them. bv ~
PLAYING som" KIND OF a partu"r-hIp agree
urnt that I'LL indicate paTl UsLer~N.y p"
he car they are driving
The Merton Fire COMPANY Of Ardmore
Pa has added motor driven chemical
engine 80 IL equipment thai j. claimed fo
h. The most complete FIRE iighttn. aIparn'u-
IN TINS country The machine Wa bUII' hv
the AufoCHr company and j. CapahIa ~
developing a speed 81 thirty Tnile> an hour
! : j. equipped Nth .'Ss feet ot hose. eN'ar-
sion ladders hooks. aNe~ and a battery ~
hand eNtiuguiHhFr- Two thirty Eve "a Ion
tanks supply the chemical aNinguI-hcr ff4Id
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Two Race. for NanderbiIt

'F'' . ..." 10 f...i.h fH Nv &C.
PNrr- sept Ip " h NpuderhIIt. = =. "a
TlafrU. u'id"u py - Seal. ran frfri ~ the
rec" for 3D." Prs dos thuufrIr.. 81 .us,
irHu'- 90 -. ls4s iD.tas ] loo. race. d.. o =
On hN I."uN Nuut'N. vTfh tulin IA rn.s
-1ddl" E"th-'hlid f. tuufeipuu. ,fth II.rtt
J.. rtn -"""ub Their" we're iF" 1fariara
VI. Vanderbilt IS lHhiTp vIth 81. NrI ttl.
y" IN tho rae" fu~ %" Ft.E Gp Ip Narrlr 81
t."I france GourgHnd'z Burau'ltIrr u,tfr
storm m the saddle VS. -arUnu aud Hen
nsssy ieii' Pans. hidden by Jennings. ran
third. Seven horses ran
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AItnIr snIn 90 nn,tnn Wan.

h" -.uup Yacht Nlfarr hl. rsen s.II
'h'0r-r 'H" H"Ht- RIrg"-- Na,r' Agency
20 EiHari N8uthtu u' Bu.'pu The \fY.-
as '"'' tN il"Frra hon tor cord Nat.r
ar1 '-aS been 5p,'-d ''n-Ii"r8A,. u. W.
N'f'T ~I. T- - '"'f utsr all IS foot DID,
10. h"- '"Hu end - feet . inches dfs. CIR
-" '.N f" f7'su TO- o -sl-nu IF IlulI-
!. rs"-r along -" eastern coast HrI 10
Long leland af.r-
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NATIONAL LEiGUE.
PhHIIe- Beat the CIncInRaiIs Too Cold
for Nther Games.

Cold sud cloudy weather took grip On
three National League centres Yesterday
and caused postponements. New York,
Brooklyn and Boston we're the stricken
cities bat m none IT them IL tho baseball
situation 40 acute that AMI body vas incon-
sDHble over missinRA game The CardinA h
are appearing here Just now and their
advent never sets the town crazy With
excitement The Philles doWned the Reds
An fl.. one "a ma pla yed
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II ~ TU.TIT ""-"T|TF "T-|-" I'm
la.'s r..~-ialT. toruuu0. stone .o-rIsr.
Su'a.r Too H-ss MIS- ~raII Npr'frr
Sl"asrr '.rrr Ht-s Dor ont rtt.i.,~ NIf,
NHIa.r stone. I.f'".. uunUrT astrI.. o.
ITO. A'''s-l. b .fer IuHHs l.aE. stab.
a.. ' -g-f' N''Fr. SHUTTER ami SFgg. b %.
Er' r.r.. stolen fHrs- TI.s-s'sIs r. .a
La.n,.. to0s i.r-l ns-r pu lr|. go HI'rt,.
~ " DOT ~trics on F' ". .,tr'. . Pos
' ODD. T. le'f on passs 80 I0.Is IY.faf
1iIr FL" rr'"' plotgtfu risr upI-r
InrpiE Time fUuF ans % H.Iuufrs
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THF IRBE WINS.
Defeats E,~ISn ". In Grand Circuit Race
NJ Columbus.

IUIrNUTs UhI0. ~rrf 10 The Able
and - 70 Ktr. PAGERS owned hy y u
kuoV ul BITtiu. took assay the ba-i slices
- fh" lir'"l hartman and BOARD - Trade
pacing stakes 80 fu-iIv'- uIeuIug 81 tn.
Columbus Ezra nd 'lr,uI' races zach vts
picked iu win 80 Nu- General II easy
sic Tor boo 'HH % Iu trDt IudaT. ndpt.n.A How
winner uf m" ~ pace, vT- an even yhpIrr
with Iu,kis that finished second
u Me- 90" tenth cot. -,stu'tNe victory for
TO" AHuH. 80 hp ht- lu~f hat one heat tim.
ar and that To EN"i'r " Vho cha s.,i
nIf. uD' TODAY aud mad. Thr Inst 'un -s..eu.
FhTuHgN 'l" stretch Spectacular n "a.
give .rI ~ k' ~ tho end II the -econd mills
ra',T- Hn piping To. Nhi.r Dffi,tal timer.
,Jugn' rl" tool quarter ~ the third mil.
10 - seconds
ihs summaries
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Games Scheduled for To-day.

NArIuNaf IFNurE.
40 fn.., n NHy Npr. 40 gsr-~s. CNl-.Fo ir
wppH.'i '.r"'run' IN Philadelphia F.''>hgrg
100 boston
sNFpT.ss SAME
."v .u-. II. chicago Hp.FIY % ~ Louis
i'I. .H's.....H .r ..s' r'alH
F'SIFFN fFs''F
Providence % '.HH.r NalNwur" .rf~r,~y Clib
'.p,a-..r. .I f.-1r .r "HFa.y Poi Nouf-rA.
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'Hafi"d 'pf Henri .n ff"rir'f Inning
'khtis 'pr bfsf % the finrI Irr.4-

'hafi"u 'Jf Henri 10 ff" 80 IHr.nE
'hHffSI Tor tfsf % the f'uFI .Tr.4-
:Haf'"v. 'pr N|rs.u 90 me 'f'l frnirg
NasIIrg'pu 3 H p Y . q 10 D .
De'ruif % % % % % q
t4ns Nasf.Egr0n Milan. @ Vr..'pr Is-,I@r
NrHIu". roI rTly'r JHtrD!' 70 Iour. o.. f. an,
Mcin'f r" .aAfoTg Moriar'f. NorA. go
bss' ul's NorEs 'rau 'ofs Tlror f.,e M
No'iHrB .Acrincr rits bIsAr V.nffts
S'OI hH-ss - JoEs,. Milan Ilb~rfc.. ~
Ll0giHn Ltrs' has on balls or " orks %
Stroud. ! o. Gray, or walker Flfs' ha-r 90.
sffuf. yt.r"il. D " Arlington O. left on haze,
ll~'rDl'.s " A~hn gton. - ST.. Th ont ~, Nor..
b.. stroud h' Gray 's ORGY . h1 walker
U'le play EIhsTfea. Cunningham and
~pw ~..''uu n plrr !u chief I.sgs ITeIi nm
PIE e OIL 7"'e' Ir" 2lo.r. -tI y rln. o..
81 IONS 4 . Ru-Tp. = r.
~ I"ifS sept 30 - Louis a~fea rsi Hos'o-
n no 'fs' -a-gr ~ ~" .'rrs r~r~ frls nf'rrrgo
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inrlnnatI
PhllAislphil

Totals ~ - -
'hattei frr Mcmillan In the ninth inning
Rated for GAspar In the seventh Inning
Cinclnnau O q o q.
Philadelphia. o =
Runs incinnsu-M Mitchell. Paskert PhiA.
delphiA titus, knAbc Rates. Tirsi base on
error Philadelphia Left on haS--- Cincin-
nAn . philAdelphis S First has~ nn balls on
Norcn, 4, % Gaspar Struck out ly Moren.
BY Ga>par :. hy i~ommr Nome BATES
Mitchell. Three base hit MrI.~an Two base
Ms Rrsrhrr Sarr0cr hts knAh~ :. Grant
llpnian. iobrri stolen bases uiuS. Mage
lA>k"Ti Double plays tt'plAU knahe anil
WAnsnrd VIVA pitch Mnr~u Z mpifr IN chef
tha} Field umpire arrnnAu Time hour
anu e. minutes
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Thrne a,n.h,on nnIInr,..

In m" oTcning game 81 tho class u anna
t"Ir three cushion tournament play~d Is-
night a. John Doyles room y burbin de
defeated = Gilmore by q score of IS 10 as
Tc-niGht NJ Sheen will play n Turner.
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EiSTERN tGIE.
IFFsEY CRY B,trtNuRp

Jersey ,i,y >cuupc,i th~ opening game 81 th-
sra~r1 = Wiudup with baltimore az lrf~ry ttti
Yesterday afternoon pt % huf ninth inning Uuish.
th' -nr"tefr pounding uut thr winning tally
With tN" men out Nt.,iTgsr hAd the better
~ thH 90. ITrni N.th Wicker, In the box Han
fora ,u4hIr AMI Nhsfciu'- single lsnde me game
fpf me ~Ar~trT~ The s,sFv
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IrH,cA y sent 10 The Cornr. 4
coaches began the week = practice hero
TODAY los picking seven men for the train
tug liable which they started tonight a.
the usual p.a," on stewart avenue The
men who we're taken veT- tApt Stmson
u.Ibl'k Rats- and Rohh halfharks Smith
Jusr'erha's Nunk and champaign. tackle
and Hale. quart
Although there we're only nfty-hye men
On he fed a number 81 the mJS; pTomis ing
rautIdlt,-~ from the older material were
not on nor RIll The, report until The re-
-ul'z Of The "Namtuaf Iou~ a. he university
are made IublI. u"Nf wees
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WILL ,NSrowV S@p' 10 Hard sCrim-
mag" was gwen sixty Of the Williams
iorHard ras- and shor' LiSE wsie tried
rei,eatsdv. several fine gains resulting
Asked his opinion of the frSt hard work
Prof John T. Russell said Very good -
The varsity lineup included smith and
/ Mtnier ends a. Mason and " Mason
tackles MI,haei-. Hewlett and Williams
grIaTds Anderson. centre. Van tioTder and
RiC" quarter Peterson. prlndle. stevens.
Kellogg and Under. hacks
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bITUufT. sept 20 10 H.Hs .H-.r Er'Vrs-
The .g'I- and senators Wa saUrH4 ~ no ,rI u
the ,.c srHfE inning wiia l4r ~fprr .frrHIrg r
To Gray vs. uri' IN from 'tr roA .r f.. I''n
when M uor.r team got uNr EI'- arI toe ..r..
To ne rlE - N -hingtJu 90 70 " pr-- ff.-r me
The score
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Dssebsti. P"Io Cr'ds. TO-DAY. game. isf
H" - J. y. D.Anb Us. g. Louis Adm SOc
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AUTOMOBILES.
Results accomplished ON Edison DAY Outinq'
Trip No. 8, with Detroit Electric

Total weight Of with persons, 9.tts pounds.
Start 10th 81 and Lexington Ave. New York a3 A. VI.
Returned tn starting point $3.50 +. NJ
Actual running time, IN nus time consumed in stop for
dinner. u hours. ~ minutes.
Distance covered accomplishing this route. ~ miles
Car. complete discharge of battery after finish of
route. gave margin Of 81 miles excess.
Total mileage for single charge of battery 2l miles
Some pretty country; roads on the average good.