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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
ro oauae HIs VIZ Temper.

= heard about a peculiar case Of
henpccked husband recently said a
young woman the other day
what was itsr her friend inquired.
There is maa who has some diff
ficnlty ID gaaging his wife's temper.
AZ times she Is considerate OF his vel
fare. and at other times-well he
rather thinks that married life is q
failure.
He has a peculiar manner Of find
Ing out The state Of his wife's feel
ing toward him. In the evening wher
he returns home from work he never
steps into the house without going
through sort Of ceremony. First he
throws his hat in the house. and then
be seats himself on the steps and
waits III five minutes pass without
the hat being thrown out again he en-
tiers and generally finds his wife very
agreeable However, IL tho haE is
thrown out again The unfortunate man
seeks hospitality for the night some
where else rather than brave the
anger Of his helpmeet"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
RuCkeT Says Intuition Is Needed
For Success In Baseball.
FAST THINKING WHAT COUNTS
srooklyn's Star Southpaw Twirlsr
Points Out Why Many Players Sue
eeed or Fail When They Get Trial In
Fast Company.
no. ".
BY NAP RUCKER,

tcopyrisht, 1910 by American Press Ass0-
ciation-l
A young pitcher may come into the
big leagues from minor club with a
great record. He may have good
curves, fair control and great speed.
Many people are under the impression
that this is all that is needed to keep
the recruit in fast company This is
not So however. The youngster may
possess all these qualities and vet may
not be fit for fast company, aud he is
quickly sent back to where he came
from. 1t is the little things that count
the most for the twirler in the big
leagues For instance. here are
few: A pitcher must know how to
stand when a runner reaches first.
He must learn how to use his shoul-
ders in making a quick movement as
il to throw to first when shooting the
ball up to the next batter. This little
act will serve 10 make the runner Keep
on the jump, not knowing just what
is going TO happen
Another important point for a young
twirler TO master Is ID covering first
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
DIAMOND CHIRPS.


1'y Cobb has offered 10 wager that
he viii not be Chased by au umpire
this year.
Out6elder Ray Demmitt. who was a
Highlander for Que year. is doing pret-
" well with the stick for tlle ST
Louis Americans. ~
Pitcher Summers Of Detroit IS a veg
etarian. This season lie viii propel
the pellet on energy extracted from
vegetables and fruit.
Jimmy Sheckard's wing is ID such
poor shape that be had to give way to
that other veteran, Beaumont, in the
Chicago Nationals left field
Outhelder Wheat Of Brooklyn batted
S04 for twenty.six games last year.
and his hitting 50 far this year indi-
Gates that be ii no false alarm.
Pitcher Pfeister OF the Cubs has Just
purchased an automobile. He wouldn't
wait until next fall, when the leading
batsman Of the league will be award
ed machine gratis
Captain Harry Lord OF the Boston
Americans has signed three year
contract with President John /. Taylor.
Iris Speaker has also attached his
name 10 a two year contract.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Like simplicity of manner. II shows
us mans sentiments and turn Of
mind laid omen without Disguise More
studied and artificial manners Of
writing. however beautiful, have al
ways this disadvantage, that they ex-
hibit an author III form, like d man at
court. where the splendor Of dresss
and ceremonial Of behavior, conceal
those peculiarities which distinguish
one man from another. But reading
an author OF simplicity. Is like CON
versing with a person OF distinction
at home. and with ease, where we
find natural manners and a marked
character.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

= wealthy middlc-aged dlvofcee who
married a good looking and compan.
ionabie young fellow. pennIless him.
sesf Is said % have exacted from him.
~ part Of The marriage contract. the
pledge that be would spend every
evening Of his life with her. They
we're iaseterate theater-e0ers until
his death. which seems 70 corroborate
the curious story Many women
would like to have the same power Of
keeping their husbands at home
New York Press
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

To impart the delicate fragrance D,
any flower TO ones letters the OIL OF
any desired flower can be added TO the
writing duid. Scent the blotter and
place It with the letter paper. bus do
not put flower Oh OF perfume upon the
letter. A package OF invitations can
be scented BY keeping them over night
10 2 closed jar containing Oh or low-
crs on white wool OF cotton.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
eDeMENrIA BASEBALL


HIT It out. you mutt
Knock 1t In the holler;
Run. you wooden Indian.
I've bit my only dollar
Go home, you mullett head,
Don't stick to t,drd like a laech;
Score, fool, score; he's hit it,
Out. Gee, that shorts a peach
Wen, one more's all we need, kid
To have this game sewed up;
Hey, don't try to steal, you slow poke,
You run like a crippled pup
What's that? Out at third
You're a liarl you portly thief.
lie missed him six full inches,
Another umpire Mr. Chief
Oh, look who's here at The bat Mol;
Four dollars he hits it mile;
One two. three strikes. You're QUIT"
Now smile. darn you, smile,
Sixteen and 9--"Oh YOU Rexailsn
Now wouldn't that make you culver?
Twenty cents per found for pork chops
And my credit not good for liver.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

The Rexalls put the fixin's to the
Owls at the fair grounds yesterday
afternoon in proper style
The Rexalls had their batting rags
on and clouted the sphere all over the
lot, and it won. too
The Owls took the bats and Hef-
ner smashed the air three successive
times. and the best Smith could do was
TO drop out a single to left anc get
caught stealing third. after Bell had
famed. Kilgore was the first man up
for the Rexalls, drew a base on balls.
stole second and came home on a Wild
pitch. Frey flew out 10 center. Bare
foot went down at first. Phillips drew
a base on balls /and and scored on
Cockrofts hit; Cockroft scored on
Gordon's hit. Gordon out, left field
to second base. Owls 0. Rexalls 3.
Murray struck out. Collins hit to
left. Smith struck out Collins scored
on Louthans hit. and Louthan was
caught at second.
Meade was out. third to first John.
son drew base on balls and scored
on Gays out at first I<ilgore hit safe
~. stole second and scored on Frey's
hit to center Frey scored on Bare
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
rsm rorkera tona d canay.

Father Kuickerhocker has a remark.
ably sweet tooth. Candymakcrs say
that more of their product Is eaten in
New York than in any other city In
the world and more than IN amy other
three cities on this continent Men
show almost as great fondness for It
as women 40. and many shops in the
business sections are patronized a.
most exclusively bw them.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
Optimism: a Definition.

When the coal supply is low ono
member of the family stays in bed
longer in the morning to keep warm
and refuses to worry about it THAI
member is an optilnlst. Atchison
Globe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

The league viii contain six teams IN
stead OF four The Printers and
Postoffice teams furnishing the addi-
tons Each team will be strengthen.
ed BY two Or three outside players.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Ruff on the cloak remarked Sir
Walter Raleigh, as he spread down
his velvet garment before Queen Eliz.
abeth He couldn't resist giving her
this little wrap.--Lippincott's.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

NAP RUcKER. BRooKLrN NATIONALS STAR
PIIcHER.
base On everything bit Ia the direction
Of right field whether it be foul or
fair And yet how many players ever
SO over ~ cover the bagY A twirler
who is Ia me habit q running over 10
cover Erst sack whenever bali is hit
In the right Geld dlrectlonyis of great
value g . team a every game played
Ihe matter of learning ~ cover the
initial saek en she pitch is easy ~
the twirler must do when delivering
the ealkis io slightly incline hts body
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

foots daisy kisser to left, and Phillips
dropped a lolly-pop into the third base.
mans hands. Owls Rexalls 3.
Van vaikelberg was thrown out at
first, Dennis struck out, Hefner hit
through the diamond. stole second and
scored on Smith Jr.'s two-bagger
through the middle; Smith scored on
Bells hit; Bell scored on Murray's
hit and Murray scored on Collins
swat for two clean bases. smith sr.
did his usual stunt Of saving
The Recalls couldn't score. fast work
on the infield retiring them one. two.
three Owls 4. Rexalls {.
Louthan hit to right, and scored on
Van Valkenbvrg's fly to center Den
nissdrew base and Van valkenberg
scored on an error; Hefner out at
the plate; Smith, Jr. famed; Bell out
at first
Rexails couldn't score. owls 9, Rex
ais Q,
No one scored in the fifth and the
Owls didn't score In the sixth but
the Rexalls got busy like a bee in
their half of the inning and brought
4 In seven runs There was nothing do
ring in the seventh The Rexalls made
three IN the eighth and the owls
didn't but they squeezed III another III
the ninth
Final score-owls 9, RexalIs l6.
Score BY innings
Rexails .. 800 OO7 Oyx-l6
Owls ...... .O14 300 00l- 9
Batteries Gordon and cockroft
Hefner and DenHis. Struck out. BY
Gordon ls, BY Dennis 6. Base on balls.
off Gordon 1, OF Dennis 8. Time of
game, hour and 40 minutes Umpire,
F'uItz.
G. N. Fechheimer win act as Off
ciai scorer for the league.
-%-
The Chamber of Commerce has
promised pennant and at the close
OF the season a real pennant raising
affair will be held.
-
The merchants who are going to
offer prizes for batting and fielding
averages viii please hand in list /
to Mr. Kirkpatrick at the Chamber
OF Commerce, in order that they may
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
MEASUREMENTS o
JIM JEFFRIEs.

The measurements taken Of
Jim JeHries made recently By
Farmer Burns are as follows:
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

c. NJ Fechheimer viii act as Off
cial scorer for the league.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Apr p %, o. Abr. rs, ie. 70. a pr. x. IS. "a
A June q "a aune 16 co. june ~
~. ". Aug ii lS Aug 1S, IA. Aug
Is, ~ 90 4, 5, s. a. l5 is.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Montgomery.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

May ls 10. 20. May IS il. Ii, MAY 3. .. 10
81 July 25,li1 Jaly Is, II. July "a. 22
e, n Aus u. ~ Aug. gS Sept. = 2
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION SCHEDULED


Atiants.........
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Apr, "a. 25, 25. Apr. Is. %. so.
q. June 9. 10. May I. June
y. July 2, 2, IL. -, a. July
"a le 20. u.
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Mobiie...,........
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Birmingham
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Nashpille........
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

May as- q. May 2s. % 80, June !. 2. &
july 8 =, 1, s. 81. July12 ls. July 16, II. Is.
lTuly 10. Sept. Ia, rs. Aug lTIAug. 81. sept.
3, a S, ;. ~. ~ ~.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Apr. II. 3. g. MAY /. Z. !. 4.
30 Jane 50, June A. IS,
lJulyi,2 Ausie Aag 8. s.
3. 9, %. Z.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

June i. ?, 81 May 2s. %. 80.
5siy IS. II, Is. July I2. 10. lf.
Aug 80 a. Aug II. is. IL.
Sept !, 2.
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Apr. .. q. =, APR. Is. II. Is,
%. June y. IS. he. June .. 10.
"A. july 25. rs. llI. July Is, p.
N 30
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.as-----.-. 4'5.'-...asa--...a-as.H.aaa-- =
Apr 3, "a May s. s. Z
2s. 20 JunelJuno 20, q.
i5. 1t.1s. Auel22 q Aug
"A. u, 10. ?. 10,
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May 2. 10. II. May 81 "a. IS MAY IS. 10. 20
y. July 1S. lsa26 july IS. 2l july as. ge
n Sept ! p 2ql ~ Aug IA Aug 22
3 ~. 26. q W, al
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

June s. I. S. q june !. .. 10.
July Il, Is. islii. july II. is
Sept y, s.iS. SEPT. lb.
~. he, II.
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=
May ~. q, 20 May - ~ 90 May IS. a. Is,
july :, ai. july a IS July q. 2s.
n ao Aug 1 Aug 26i Aug 2s,
q. ~ 2i se. Vi. s1. AZ. m
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

MaysI as, so. May 81. 1unl
80. July z. S.li, 3 July 4. 4
=. Sept. Is. ISIS. 6. sept. ia
H. Is. ID.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

The Chamber of Commerce has
promised pennant and at the close
OF the season a real pennant raising
affair will be held.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

Ntw Orleans
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

The merchants who are gong to
offer prizes for batting and fielding
averages will please hand in a list
to Mr. Kirkpatrick at the Chamber
OF Commerce. in order that they may
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-05-11

May 5. 6. Z Apr. is. 10. 50.
June %. 2i.ai. June so.
22, a2. Aug. Julyl,2, Aug
Is. Is. IL s. s.
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SEASON OF 1910


10. II, May @. q. "a,
~ 2S. -. July ~, IS,
Sept. 10. AUG. ~,
3g a..
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TExAs LEAGUE SCHEDULE SEASON or lalo

/. May s. 3. 10, NAV 5. s. II Apr. 80, Nav
: II. June 2, e, June 30 Julyii. .. 8. June
as Aug 4, 10 / Aug. 4, 5,22 .. "a. Aug
us s.7. X. 10.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
FUGITIVE STRIKES FEilCE
Prisoner, Who Breaks from Pa
trolman. Gets Cash in Head.

James Anderson, of No. ITO West
134th street. was walking past Amster-
dam avenue and S4th street about II
o'clock last night. when he was stopped
by two men. one of whom made a grab
at his diamond pin and the other struck
him. Anderson. clutching his pin. called
for help. and his cries brought Patrol
man Lynch. of the West 6Sth street
station.
Lynch caught one Of the men. He
said he was Charles Both. Of No 623
Columbus avenue. painter. Lynch was
taking his prisoner to the station house
when he broke awav and ran back 10
S4th street. Both was outrunning the
patrolman when he ran into a high
board fence and cut severe gaeh in his
forehead. The patrOIman then made his
man a prisoner for the second time. and
marched him TO the station house, where
a charge of assault and attempted rob
berry was made against him by Ander-
son. The latter said MS diamond pin was
valued at $50.
After having his pedigree taken, Both
was taken to Flower Hospital to have
his wound treated.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
RUSSIAN AVIATOR KILLED
Captain Macievich Crushed by
Fall from Biplane.

st Petersburg Oct Captain MaCie-
vfch. the Russian military aviator. was
killed to-day IN a fan from Voisin oi-
pIana. The accident occurred during an
altitude competition. which was won by
Lieutenant Matyevich, who reached
height of 1897 feet.
Macievich had risen 1890 feet. but de-
cided to descend When at height VI
$40 feet his machine suddenly upset
and the aviator was thrown out. He
came hurting down like a plummet-
reaching the ground before the biplane.
Every bone in his body was broken
with the exception of an arm. II is the
belief of The physician that he died OF
heart failure before reaching the ground
Loss of control Of a lever is supposed to
have been responsible for the accident.
The fall Of the aviator through space
created a panic among the spectators
Women shrieked and tainted and the
wife Of Macievich became deliriOus. and
il IS feared she will be permanently in
sane. MaCievICh was considered the
most skiIfuI and careful of the Russian
military aviators. and only last Wednes-
dav took up Premier Stolypin for ten
minutes fight.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
CROKER WAS NOT ARRESTED
Il Was His Driver Who Ran
Afoul of New Rochelle Police.

James Savage. driver for Fire Chief
Croker. was arrested on Thursday at
New Rochelle and held for about half an
hour because Of little dispute he had
with one Of the local policemen regarding
certain traffic regulations. It was re
ported that Chief Croker. who went to
New Rochelle 10 review the fremen's
parade. had been arrested, but this was
q mistake
It was after the parade that Croker s
auto driver got into the trouble At the
New Rochelle Police Headquarters yes
terday il was said that Chief Croker's
machine vas on the wrong side Of the
road. and that when Patrolman Cheno-
weth told Savage TO go over to the
other side the driver refused to obey.
Then Chenoweth told Savage he would
have to 90 with him to Police Head
quarters
Chief Croker showed his ba ge Of OF
fee. but the policeman was obdurate.
and Savage had to 60 10 headquarters
his superior going along to see what
was going to happen to his driver. The
sergeant in charge al headquarters was
IN uuandarv over the case and nnally
summoned Alderman lie Count. Then
the sergeant consented 10 let Savage 90
in the custody Of the alderman, and II
is understood that that is TO be the last
of the matter.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
WILL EAT WITH L0RIMER
Mr.. Sherman Accepts Invitation
to Chicago Dinner.

Chicago. Oct. Vice President James
s. Sherman and United States Senator
William Lorimer have accepted INVITA-
tions to sit at the same table in chicago
on October l.. when local knights OF Co
lumbus will celebrate Columbus Day
The dinner will be served in the GOLD
room Of the Congress Hotel. where the
Hamilton Club dinner took place several
weeks ago. when Theodore Roosevelt de-
clined to attend unless the clubs invl-
tation to Senator Lorimer were With
drawn.
Nj Sherman's acceptance was received
Yesterday. and Senator Loriner to-day
said he would attend. They are both to
sit at the speakers table.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08

The Associated Press this morning re-
ceived direct from Lisbon a dispatch
from Senior Bernardo Machado. the
Minister of Foreign Affairs in the newly
constituted provisional government OF
Portugal in which the Republican leader
sets forth the purposes and aims OF the
present government. Senior Machado.
who speaks at the request of and for
Theophile Braga. the provisional Presi-
dent of the new republic, Cabled as fol
lows;
The Republic of Portugal has been PRO
claimed by the army. the navy and the
people.
The maintenance of order is COM
nIeteIy assured. There is general ad-
hesion to the government in the prov
inCes The enthusiasm of the pubic Is
unparalleled.
II q great duty. involving much work
1t has IN effect a country 70 make over
Concerning our programme can say
that we will endeayOr &c put IN opera
ton the programme of the Republican
marty. This includes a policy of decen-
tralization both in the local administra-
ton and in the government OF the Colo
MES.
The financial budget is to he equalized
in the general interests of the country
and it will he made up with honesty ana
fairness. The national wealth will be
developed. 80
All national alliances now existing VIII
be respected and friendly relations with
all other states are desired.
Freedom of the press will be assured
and all star chamber methods and op-
portunfst laws will be abolished Pub
lie instruction will be completely seCu-
Iarized. relieved from religious controi
and the religious congregations VIII oe
s1rnpressed We plan the Establishment
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
GARTER SNAKES At COLLEGE
Lecture Disturbed and Freshman s
gath Interrupted at Trinity.

Jartford. Conn. Oct a tourteen-inch
carter snake appeared suddenly in a class
room ~ Trinity College yesterday morning
and gave the class good scare before IT
finally wriggled out Of the room 20 the
CAMPUS. where il met death at the hands
of student Professor G. A kleene was
Iecturlug On economics at the time
In connection With the incident ii came
out that on wednesday two snakes had
been killed IN the "catscombs' under jar
Wis Han and that yesterday afternoon a
freshman who was taking bath in the
basement of that hall had beaten pre-
,ipttate retres, when q garter snake wriE-
gied over hi toss in the bathroom.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
HER NERVE WINS BET
Logansport Girl Ascends 1885,
Foot Smokestack on a Wager.
nv Telegraph 70 The Tribune


I,ogsnsport. Ind. oct. when taunt-
ID by friend that she would faint IL
she ever got ten feet of the ground,
Miss Louise Hsrmau. q Young bookkeep-
r. interested in aviation. said she would
20 70 the top Of the 1s5-foot smokestack
It the plant Of the Logansport Heating
COMPANY The friend laughed and bet
= box of bonbons that she did not have
the nerve.
She led the way 70 the plant, explained
the wager % the foreman and wa sgiven
permission IN ascend. She stepped into
tho brrcI5a- and was hoisted 10 the top Of
the giant stack Reaching there she
.Ii-,7E7a1 ont of the bucket and stood on
the top and waved 10 the friend ana
the Workmeu on the ground she now
wishes 10 ride in an aeroplane.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
CANDIDATE AT EIGHTY-SIX
Aged Clerk of Rockland County Court
Refuses To Be Sheived

Nyack. y. Y. Oct (SpecjaD.-Cyrus NJ
Crum enjoys the distinction OF being the
oldest county clerk in the country. and has
perhaps served longer in that capacity
than any other official He is eighty-stx
wears old. and since 1858 has served as
County Clerk OF Rockland County
Mr.. Crum is a Democrat, and on several
occasions his party has tried to shelve him
and has declined 10 renOminate hisI- but
each time he has been nominated by the
Republicans or has run independently and
been elected by substantial majOrities-
This fall the Democrats are again trying
to beat him and the various leaders nave
asked him TO withdraw from the contest
but he steadfastly refuses. and says he Will
run independently IL he is beaten in the
convention on Wednesday
Mr. Crum has sent a circular letter 10
the press in which he says he has not
reached the ''Oslerized condition" and he
declares he is IN the race TO the end
New-York tribune., 1910-10-08
HEAR HOKE SMITH Is DEAD
His Atlanta Friends Read Ma
Mia Obituary.
IBy telegraph to Ire Tribune J

By 1eie srapA 10 Ire iFlbui-e-I
Atlanta. Oct THE friends OF Gov
ernor-elect Hoke Smith were surprlsed
10 read in copies OF The Manila tP. ID
Ca ablenews-American, received here to-
DAY. a glowing eulogy Of the former Sec
retary OF the Interior. published under
the heading "Hoke Smith Is Dead me
article appeared at the top of the hrst
column on the first page Of the issue OF
August %.
The following day the Manila news
paper blamed its false report TO an am
biguous" cable message. asserting that
the man who really was dead was
United States Senator Wilkinson Can,
Of Florida
Mr. Smith is not even dead politl-
cally," the Manila newspaper added.