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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
JEFFRIES
|. HEADS BACK
TO ALFALFA
--
RsTWHyLE MIGHTY
sLUGGRR BROKEN
HGARTED
.-~.~ 'w-ra.
RETURNS TO RANCH IN
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
------~~u~
Surrounded By The Hills He
LOVES Will Thy 10
Forget


Reno Mex, Jul O. James 4 iof.
fdci, whose great ring careel caipe
to anltiNI end when he fol- before
lChanplun Jack J0inscli here Monday.
lett The fccnc Of bis dcfcat at 1850
loelcck TUESDAY night He II headed
toward his alfalfa ganch in southern
California aud thcro iil the quiet "
his fleIdw suprolnlicd by the bills he
lsyr be viii tgy 10 forget In Tue
meantime hn will snpnd \ few days
in SAP Francisco, Nfriightcnlng ont
hts hislness aifails The Jorfries cpg
va lii,shcd 20 the regular cgen'ng
train lie inptOrcd into the city from
his camp al Moana Springs, With
Sam lip ger and nihs. .,..tfl,ara of his
party an aour before train time and
hid himself as much ~ possible from
The curious gaze Of the crowd That
stlll throngrd the streets Of tho
worlds fight capital
~ his every stumbling movement
in .bla bowed head, ~ the depths OF
his sombrc eyest Ia his nervous rub
Ting Di Ris swollen laee aud blackened
eye, IN III, ALMOST tmid shrinking
from Che public Che g.cat Jefiries
showed bis degeat had dealt him 4
vltal how AMI chat he never again
Would hC thc na' that he was /, tcN
hours aeo, There was silence as hc
passed through tne streets Men
fu,hed forth from the gambling tables
10 gaze, but no word of tauui Or de-
rifion waN l0fOWll at him. Those Nhl
saw thu fight, mud that includes neir
u eYerybody IN Reno, know that Je.
fsics did his best
The train wus lost IT. tho red g0N
that the sun saDwei oyoe the Slcr
ras Jtfirlps was gGrA Into history
ln the ythcr directiot somewhere IL
the deteri 10 the east, Il hilariOui
baud Of negroes was lourneying. viii
the banner OF the worlds champion
floqtlag from the window
There Was All air OF great weainesi
peryading the cowds, The restguf
ants we're recovering from Tho Gam
Inc the freight trains were alive viii
ellngiug hoboes aud theye 8 sent cu
OF town by the eyervigilani st,t'
police The hal-rooms were filleI
sfth Rllless, Observation-Disclosures
the pool room men were settling nj
their bets
The betting al Tom Corbett's OH
cIal pool ooiu WAS not rs heavy n
bad been expected Ccrbctt, howeye
| lerlarod himself satisfied The lacl
OF Johnson money was q surprise
D'hd largest loss on record In tl'
! POOL wis suffered BY Clarence I'erry
ihc California oil operator lie be
4 sS5G0O on Jeffiies
Amoug the sporting men left her
there Is not q dissenting opinion a
! 10 the Justice Of the tights end Man
have noilling bli tleia return ticket
70 show iui llieir Judgment vi ~
puiMniH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

40 game was scheduled yesterday
ioE either Guthrie or Tulsa
Sapupa 6, Muskogec z. s
Sapulpa. Okla, July c. Sapulun
punched hits for four runs in the first
inRing and .pluyca an ur.oriass game
qolcating Muskogec 6 to 2.
Score. n II 4
M@'skogec s, 900 001 1902 A
iMpulna.s 400 00l Ol%--G 10 o
{attefies, Jahnsons aud Tate; Davis
ana Rex,
.N ------. 4
E Reno 3, Joplin S.
Joplin Mo. ,ju,y G.~-Luhryen was
toq free with his passes and joplin
made every hit COUNT. winning 10 Q.
score: r ri y
EIsReno 5000 olo 0o2-3 6 1
Jqplln .,.. .al.0fl t19s 1915 /
Batteries: Idlh sen and Riggs;
Gregory and Marion
psrtIesvi'Ie /, Enid 7.
Enid, Okla, July 6. Coleman kept
Eartlcsyille's hits well scattered and
was given errorless support.
Score: r H E
bartlesNilie ). 1901 600 000--1 .
Enid ..,,n... .s.10i Ito 000--7 8 q
Batteries Sykes and Clemmon1;
Coleman and Goldwaithe.
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nAPolEoN,s CAR

Has Of the micondlefable, neNQr~say
de Kind, the lAnd that yoli need most
when you have bad cold, cough OF
lung disease Suppose trocbes, cough
syrllns, cod liver oil or doctors hays.
all failed. don't lose hearl OF hone
Take Dr Kings New Discovery. sat
lsfactlon Is guaranteed when used Tor
any throat or lung troable.ll has CAV
ed thousands Of hopeless sufferers
v masters stubborn colds, obstinate
coughs, hemorrhages, Ia grippe. croup
asthma, hay fever and wbooplna
cough aud Is the most safe aud Ger
tain remedy for an bronchial affec
tons soc. $iVo Tria; bottle free N
eil druggists.
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notice.

The state Board Of Public Affairs
win rooelvo sealed bids until ig
o'clock. noon. Saturday. July 0. 1910.
iorsthe printing of sg2.2s7 official bal.
lots. and other clcetiou supplies, AS
per specification now On file h the
office OF tho State Election Isogrd lu
Oklahoma City. Oklahoma Ail bal,
lots aud supplies Must he delivered
10 the Secretary or The state Elcc-
ton Board in 0kiahema Cify not lat
ef than the 18th 6ay of July, 1910
the successful hiddef 70 execute
bond, With approved security, fof
double The amount Of tile bid
r g ALLEN, Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
mos PlEs ~ RoYAoop

How dollcipus Wore tie pies Of boy
hu0a, NO rlgs now ever taste ~
gtol. Mbut's charSeag the pies2 M
IA ynil Nou'Ye lost tAc strong, heal
fly stomach. tlle yIEa GUS liver the
actiYe lIidnays. tho regular bowels o.
Eoyh0ol Your disestiun is poor aud
yun llnmp tue food WHAT'S noededg
A compietc tonipg up ~ Electric Biz
ters Of az oraans Of digestion Stnn'
ach, Live, llsdneys, Rowels 4 IVY
them They'll restore yoNF boyhp9g
appetite and appreciation ot food aud
fairly satufate Your body With new
health, strength and vigQr. boc at All
dlugGIsts. 1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
A rRlaHrEuL WRECK

cG Tain. automobile or buggy may
cause cuts. bruises, abFagiops. eprains.
os wounds that demand 3sncklen,s Ar
nica SaIye--carth's greatest healer.
Quick relief aad psolnpt cure desuia
For burns, boils, sores Of all kinds
cczema. chanped hands aud Ilps, sore
eyps o. corns, its supreme. Sures.
pile rufe sge ~ al drvggials,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
TERMS a. DISTRICT COURT

Ilufaula. Okla. July G--Tbe su-
premo court has made assignments
for the year 1910 as follows
In Pittsburg county, beginning the
Erst TUESDAY III July and extending
Up to and including August 81
In Mcintosh county, beginning the
hrst Monday ii September and ex-
tending up to and including SepteB.
Der "a.
In Piitsburg county beginning the
first Monday in October and ext nd
iDg ~ 70 and Including December ~.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

sneeInl W IlaIlY Laaslsr.

NUENIHI W EFHTN IIWHNNE'
clinton, Olda,, Jhly Gi ~ rag.
garl Is the possessor of chicken that
reyer saw m Incubator cr heard ~ a
hnib The chick was Matched out of 4
rpppr sack ne purchased some fresh
eggs from i local grocery q few DAYS
ago llis wlte used 4 few oi them
ana qut thp reN away for SafekeerinF
When She decided 70 use ihe fest of
tlem shc opened the sack and was as'
t0pishnd u hear 4 cheerful chilp On
openINg tIie sack sNe found a wen Dc.
Nelopea l,lNcN chicken IhaI had just
elnel GeA nom one sack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

Tcething children have more or less
dlarfboea, which can be cont oiled by
giving chamberlains Cole, Cholera
and Diarhocn Remedy. Al that il
necessary Is to give the prescribed
dose after each operation OF The
bowels are more than natural and then
castor oil 10 cleanse the system 1t
Is safe and sure. Sold by all drug
ffjsfa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
sNAME FAAsrfEp ON QUAIL sees
special 10 i)sIly Leader

opeclal 70 IJ9lly ItNfFt
Alillp. Okla Jhly 8 "a. f1Ilgroae
who lives on Il farm sulitlpast q
town, While riding along The road dis.
covcied lulGe Iilack sil.lkc collei
and hi state of aelnI-tonsciousness
u ing Nv tiic side Of the fped and
partly covered with old brush a hoe
vas procured ind ilc animal KILLED
surgicai operation was pclin'met'
n lth tho result that q iull grown quau
and ii half dozen Quail eggs were
found III the stomach of The snn@,
The animal was six feet lone y 1an
caught the mother quall m her nest
and had deypuree al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

Hutchinson, Kas. Aftes trying
doctors and different medicines FOR
kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble
Halls Texas Wonder cured me. II is
the best medicine on earth.--Walter
y. Perry, 20 8. Main st. Sold by all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
TODAY IN THE
DEPARTMENTS

Charters wore issued today as fol
lows.
The Jane Oh and Gas Co. ilenfy
eta; capital $4,000; directors
Thomas ]. Booth, John Smith, liafrA
W Jones.
Christian church of Lucioni trus
tees. Hugh Meyers. Josefl Ansnn
Mrs. +. G. Rieg,
I.awtop Grocery Go, I.awton. cpp
ical $5,O0v. directors, w K. Miller, y
K. Krate, II. Foglesaug
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vorgRs

II will be necessary for the voters
% register for the primary election;
the old registration Is done away with.
II. G. DODD, 600 East Cleveland,
Inspector First Precinct. First Ward,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

ChambelIain's Slpmach and l|yef,
Tablets gcntIy gtimuIate tbe liver
and bowels to cypol poisclV'ls m'lt.
tef cleanse the system cure coiif
stipstiou and sick headache Sold by
all dealers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
LITTLE FlNeeR CRUSHED
Special to pally Irader.

Srccial to Daily Leader
Francis, Okla, July G.-BOb Li.iey
las met with a severe accident. His
ici hand was caught in compress Il
air grease press and The little finger
and part of the lesby part OF the hand
was crushed of.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

I.ouisyille-Indianapolis-rain
Kansas City 0. Minneapolis 10
Toledo 2, Columbus 3.
ST paul s, Milwaukee 4,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 2. petroit s.

Cleveland 2, Detroit 5.
Detroit, Mich, July 6.--Links 3 Wild
ness made Detroii's victory am easy
one. lie passed nine men in less than
six innings.
Scorcss X II u
Cleveland ..n 1000 900 lOl2 Z )
pctrOlte... ...,...010 O02 20s5 6 j
Batteries: Link. Mitchell and Be
mis-; Willet and Schmidt
Summary: Base on balls, Willet =,
Link, 9;nstrnck out, Willet 8, Link 2,
Mitchell Ii Umpire, Evans. IS
Washington 2, Philadelphia 3.
sWashlngton, D. G., July Gs--rlank
out pitched Johnson and Philadelphia
beat Washington.
Ecore. "'Df'.o sA-i- r II Z
Washington .O00 200 OOO-2 1
Philadelphia .. 900 900 Ills I
Batteries: Johnson and Street;
Plank and Lapp.
Summary: Bases on balls, Johnson
z Prank struck out, Johnson y.
Plank 4. Umpires, Egan and Perrne
SntCdAO ., Sh LOUIS o.
Chicago, July est, Louis defeated
Chicago s to 5 in a hard fought ten
Inning game.
Score II b
Chicago II. =. 900 Olo O3l--5 10 6
St, Louis 49,. 900 oO0 o51--6 . 8
Batteries: Scott, Young and Sulli-
ss oeltv. Like. Aiken and Killifer
Summary: Bases on balls, Young 2
Scott 2, Petty 4. Lake 2; struck ont
Ivuue 4, Scott l. Petty 3, Lake 3
Unapiles, Connolly and nineen.
Boston 2, New York 3.
New York, July Or New York 'se
Eeated Boston. Warhop outpltcheo
Hall. s4
Score. y =
I.osfon ...> 1000 0ol 0l0-2 )
New York ~. 00l o20 OD&--a y
sRattcriess Hall and Carrl6ah'
Narhop and Sweeney.
summary: Struck out, Hall ., War
hop 8. Umpire, OLoughIin.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita G. Topeka g.
sioux City Z, Des Moines |.
&Dcnyer 4, st. Joe :.
x<sincoln II. Omaha q.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

For any pain. from top to toe, from
any cause, apply Dr Thomas Eclec'
trio Oil. Pain can't stay where i IS
used.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
NATIONAL LEAGUE

fsaw York B4oston 8.
Boston, July G.-Timely hitting by
Boston aud errors by MerlSle. Devlin
and Wilson allowed the locals to de-
feat New York in an exciting game
Score: r II L
New York -. 900 103 000-4 " !
poston os0 900 23s--8 10 !
Batteries: Wiltse. Raymond. Anes
and Wilson; Frock. Mattern and Gra
ham.
Summary: Eases on balls, Mattern
sViltse 4. rrJck 2: struck out, Mat
tern i, Wiitse /, Frock 3, Raymond J.
Empires, Johnstone and Mooran.
Brooklyn 2. Philadelphia 3.
Philadelphia, July O.. Philadelllna
defeated brooklyn. a dopbla play witt
tIe bases filed ended the contest !,
score. I II !
uroo,,lvn 100 600 ooi--2 6
rhiladelphia 100 0ol ol*-s io
psitcrles Scanlon and Erwin; FOX
en- and Moran.
summary: Bases on balls, Scanloi
roxrn q: struck out. Scanlon :
Foxen i. umpires, 0'Day and B'en
nan.
pittsbura 3, Chicago n.
pjlisb,irg, duly 6.r-Pitssburg gay'
! the game 70 rliirage " miserable
4 gp.sying ali sf9aid !,
n Score:
pittsburg .pUS uvv WV
2 <s.<x<, ~ s., ma 40 14G--11 2
batteries: Powell, White and Gin
son: Erown and kllnE- 4,
Summary: Bases on balls Powell J
white :, pewd 2, Brown /; struck on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

Rlgler and Emsllc.
ST. Louis 3, cincinnatib.
sc. Louis, July 6--Clnchnati won
from 81. Louis through 4 ninth inning
rally
Score: II u u
81 Louis .......1Ol 0O2 noo---S Y
Cincinnati 02o 900 UV3--o : y
Z BaIicriess Wills islld .Gresliahani
Suggs, Gaypai and Mclean
Summary Bases on balls, Niiils =
Siggs struck out Wills p lil'
pres, Klein and Kane
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
ARrIInn n eIEYMIl.


Subscribed aud sworn 10 befurc nt
This III day Of july. 1910
maggie GAFfNEY
Notary Public.
Nj commission expires Nov. u 1913.
JOHN MASSEY.
a. ~ BEYtRS.
,. s. siiFARNt.
Directors,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

~ IuTnfIr. III
hi the state Of Oklahoma, at the close Of
business June 80 1910
Reeources.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
Malarla caunes losa o. Appetlte.

WdIdTTd Ndu1VV 80" -. y -, T-,,.,,
The Old STANDARD GROVES TASTE
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives ont
malaria and builds IN the system. for
grown people and Children soc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

,Whltcl. Dowd /, Brown /. Umpire:
aRlgler and Emslic
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06
REPORT or The conolrlon Of
THC OKLAHOMA STATE BANK,

10 tsutHIIf.
IL The State Of Oklah9oa, al the close ot
huness JNnr 80 1910
Resources.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

40 game was scheduled yesterday
loF either Guthrie or Tulsa.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-07-06

New York, July G.r New York 'se
Feated Boston. Wrhop outpitched
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21

hearing ~ ~ bi'4s Ni'e- strr- evan
nation A. - The bass II some news - ~ .
>-u' ROW NihanS ~" witness sNs asa
an-v~r~I No sNr"r, lat -. 49, a"ws
md - 'Nis was f",d..c . ms 20 'rr.aS
p az Account watch .-"..p"c = larNsrayL
?" 49,. ~rec- that vn4 Pa 90 h-4." .r-
y''... anv one 'r re '--s 80 d-s,-,. a
- '-s','y r-Sa-t.He ~ 'Arl!a"' story
49,. 'hr.s'.t wy'... ;-~...- rvs"f a
''s' aviation Gart'rT 80 .r' rav ~"
uIr - 1y uth-' n.
''.- to rer~ss B.'hh lung"' Nas called
al. 80 40 nodded assets and q .ss"n's
lvtgs BrIcs T"ac ato ''.s F~-. - - mu'.
80 80 wanted :, AUI-a' there - ~ senate
via. ~ LOTHIAN Ads Th-a John
N-Wru pr~-ident - "a Albany bridge
COMPANY vas ra.ls,! and tod - = con
'-r":Cs - hridg"mskers - Syrsc.s@ IN
lgs where the cpnisrees r~l.r'anty. 10
said agreed 20 rais@ 90 nnn 90 ~ ne
hoi1ur 90 some Legislation Affecting them
only $50 was -ai~~i and nat vas ~.
turned 90 che donors
James r. Ee~us said yesterday ~
; -ers testimony AHout Garda"rs story
~ meeting az p~lmonicoa ~ which a
t-tbH Fund was sutsrr' 81
| never ATTENDED a meeting ~ Th~lmon'.
- : WIZ The gent amen ua:u"I nor have !
ever bead - suCh a meeting ! haV"
t..vsr d'rec'ly o- ind rec-l- paid or caused
20 - paid one p~nny or other sum o. any
tad -idua' - ind ~ lals ~ - any PERSON
Or PERSONS - .'te- individuals or 20 anv
fIri As charged N respect ~ any such
ra~"'rick legislation
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21
RTOTI\G ~ wv cot I.
Estrada Co' eminent said Net 20 ne Able
to cope With situation


NEW oKLEANs. la. oct. % ManaEua
capital - N1'hraguN. u reported in private
cables 20 - inl a turmoil. With increAs-
ing riots A critical condition has b.cn
reached and the Government u IN ,bl~ 10
cope With the situation
When IN" first reports q trouble a,
ManiElA gained circulation asst Sp-ily
N" STATE DEP Irtmsrt =. "IsallSr,n
dlsCr~it.-d taefn. saviRS Saat lu.'.-d
states Consul Dhva-es Aad not notified
the Department Directly following the
denial ~ ~" state Department l"sp,'ca",
FROM SAL Juan del Su- confirmed IN. frs,
cab.cs
The first indication tha: 'hs peoul~ Of
:ne Interior and the western part Of
Nicaragua ght not take 10 the Est rada
Government cane Shor-." afte- ire tall
~ Nanag,Ia when the rain bearing DR.
tardenas was stoned by a mob Of .OU
az Icon Or tardenas had been sNI!ed
by former President 2alaya and - a
rs~Tb~- OF the Conservative party and
lad seen a supporter 4 nc revolution
Members Of The local NiCaraRuan col
oni@s -redlt the reports and cav that con
diuonS Ars probably much worse than IA
known The Estrada Governu,sn, has not
the support Of the western part Of the
country, which is the most thickly popu-
lated. and grave doubts are catertainet
whether or not IL can long exist The
jails are filed with political prisoners and
many people have been banshe1 from the
country
Thomas Morett former United states
Consul AZ B.usfelds who was 50 active
during the revolution and who Was sArt
To ManaEua. ~ said 10 have Comrrun,-
Gated The facts TO the State Department
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21

~..H.- ..f.u taI - IL.-I av~aus
81! h- H"r-pUa. s-'a'. amounts
- s. Sir.5l4 npst q shiloh o., IA securi-
zoe l... su.. he .acuu., ., va ss5
10 Yea. f., ..'..s q 'hs real property
Is 1,n.'!E ..uu
!ar 'r.s,e wants 90 So. the pgo.srty
al 90 A!at.-. % a. 90 ..s IL.I IS last Thirty.
18th s'r-"' .,.Ha 80 a. as..r IT S4-r 800
.-E, y-.g g.EJ.e -r James \ Mcmillan
- N.I-aI avenue V-n. Hr,v. Vhlrh
- three -'.g. .tuur 'guat house has
e. -s. .st.-i since - IA, been "a the
adgt- z H." o.. ..ts.. aud tGr thirty.
- .:'- street Trop-T'- Consisting 1f
rus sto.- stable ~ .sa-ad &" tho month.
! - ;ap.Ts state hat The buildings ars
uI~I;.d 90 tie uei ghoorhood and do not
produce the proper iucoE.
be trust company GOT permission -
-"r' Lima 'dviI-r' Chanls: MIS- lula
, rs-. hc-,blu tAaB."- a-i 'thar ;lrtI 90.
e r.a rro'r tlnc by publication
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-21
sLOoo. ooO roR THE !. Nc a..
Pledged ~ 9 Meeting In the " hue House
Rock efeIleT Gives $50, 900

NAsHINGroN oct 20 Contributions
amounting 20 o. non. on Cor tho expansion
! Of the Young Mems Christian Association
in the far Fast. the near f.as: and Latin
America was announced AZ a conference
! 81 the association = leaders and supporters
held in the Fast Room ~ the White Housa
to-day More than half 81 the total
amount f5aO.OOo TO he exact was given
/ by John u Rockefeller. his gift being con
dltioned upon the raising o. a like amount
/ from other sources
/ Among those who helped 90 make the
Rockefeller gift availahl" were Cleveland
" Dodge ~ New York who will furnish
III" mon"v for erecting two buildings in
~" Iavant. James Stokes. and an unds.
closed donor. who hav" given siO mn
for Y VI G. 4 building a. Moscow
= ". Woodward 81 Washin ztou. who vii
erect "A building at Kobe Japan AZ an eN-
pensa Of sS5. 90. Dumont Clarke. Jr.. Of
New York city. who will take car" Of IN.
erection ~ btGilding ~ Banglaro"
India; John Penman ~ Paris Ont. VII"
gives 5000 for building AZ Hankow.
China. and John WAnamak"r. who offered
10 add one more building Ia tn" fiv"
foreign association buildings that h" has
already erected Tn" new WanAmaker
building will 10 located in China Resides
these individual gifts IN" Montreal
v VI e 4 delegates pledged s15 .OOD for
Chinese and Cor~an students building
in Toxic
The meeting in The Fast Room NJ the
White HOUSE was attended nv 200 laymsn
from twenty one states and from canada
They were tho guests ~ the President.
who has always taken a great interest in
the Y VI G. 4 work and who offered IN"
White House for the meeting with a view
or emphasizing his sympathy IN the
present enort 20 extend the association =
field Of activity
Among those in attendance were George
". Perkins Of J. p Morgan 4 Co. John
WAnAmAker Of Philadelphia Joshua
lowering ~ Boston. Miss Helen Gould
DR. Howard Kelly ~ Johns Hopkins
University. Arson Phelps Stokes Of New
York city. william Patton. vice
president 81 the Pennsylvania Railroad.
u P Gamble 81 Cincinnati. William sloan
Of New York city and Major Gen Leonard
Wood
President Taft attended the morning
session - the conference He CON
graduated che international committe"
on the work being done by IN" V VI G. A.
and then spok" Of its help IN establishing
hi CHER business and trad" ethics.
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University II Chicago. q W. Perkins
and President Howard s. Bliss 81 the
American College ~ Beirut. Syria. Wcr"
among m" "'h"T speakers.
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Robert " . hanler ami ..- NTv'.,r> an .
sisters ~ - aunt. .a4g, 4 i,'.lu..
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forth Yesterday IN BI"r~ sgI united ..
Union IvIs ICuIa.y. trustee. O..
supreme Court .sti.e NsWuurgsr Nten
an order va obtained directing motto"
to the tenefciarles u the trust hat o.:
November u the trustee Wii. ask ?sr-
mission o. sell two ~ the parcels Of -ea.
eetate
The parrs,s and their assessed value
ar SsO Roadway I1eo .oOO. 81 o. a.
Fifth avenue o. ass 90 Ia Madison
avenue. t!,r.usl - last thirty -tuurtt
street SiS3su a. Ns-' Io.-T-eat.