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CANNON IS GOOD
AS ROOSEVELT
BIRD MCGUIRE DEFENDS CAN.
NON RULES AND PARTY REG.
UIARITY IN CONGRESS.

Guthrie. Okla, Jan. 2j Re affirm
ing the do trnc Of party regularity
and his LOYALTY to the Cannon regi.
me. and declaring that Uncle Joe
is rs fitted 10 be speaker of the
house as cx-president Roosevelt. con
grcssmm Bird Mcclure is out with
the announcement that he will sup
port Roosevelt for the spcakcrship
in the event that hc was sent TO
congress.
Mcclure said
In the event that he should run
aud be elected. should vote for
him for speaker, not that he would
make any better man for the place
than Speaker Cannon and not that
he would make any better man for
the place than dozen others whom
| could mention, but President
Roosevelt is very popular and the
western people have confidence In.
him, and believe majority of
the republicans In my district would
prefer that | should vote for him
ia preference to any other man.
And then again, his election to
the spcakorship would demonstrate
to the country that no man can be
speaker OF the house OF representa-
ti,es and enforce rules which We
must necessarily have for controlling
lcur hundred men. without bei.s a..
sailed
every fellow who fails in con.
grcss complains first of the speak.
cr because he could have done. so
he says, so mJuy things II It had
not been for the speaker And when
PRESIDENT Roosevelt or any other
/ man has been speaker as long as
Uncle Joe Cannon. every dcmagagut
and every man who has failed tc
do his duty to his constituents
would be- complaining and blaming
the speaker
Naturally when the democrats
find a disgruntled republican,. they
always contend that he is righ
and the republican party is wrong
and YOU can say for me that Il
doesn't make any dfferncc who tn,
next speaker is, he will not satisf,
the ftllow who is "A natural fti'ur,
In congress. In seven years in con
grcss. have never wanted recCgNi
ton that did not get. and shoul.
! he here seven years longor i
doesn't make any difference who u,
speaker is. il | am not able I,
secure recognition under the prcsen
rules, | am not tit To be in con
Crcss."
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present to present plans and speci.
ficatiOns for court house for Carter
County: Jewel iIix, Rudlsil & GLOW.
or, p H. Weathers, Falls City Con
struction Co. J. N. Bramlett, Chas.
". Dawson. White 4 Myall, W
Chamberlain. kcyser Sweet. Hull Ar
chitectural Co. l.. l.. Thurmon, vii
liams and Raincr w. 4. Tacket.
Layton. Smith a Hawk. and ID. w.
Turbyfill. also plans of +. +. Pals
ons and q. G. Roquemore. ordered
that We adopt the following rules
and regulations: That we extend
the time OF filing plans and specifi.
cations until IL o'clock, noon. on Jan.
uary IS, 1910. That said plans shall
5e filed and numbered consecutively:
that the architects shall be called
according Ia their huihhe. and shall
be granted sufficient time TO pre-
sent their plans and specifications,
and. shall explain the details In
full and the board shall determine
| after going into session what amount
OF time will be necessary to hear
/ each architect. The Board reserves
the right to reject any or all OF said
plans and should said Board adopt
set of plans they reserve the right
t. max. full investigation of the
responsibility. reputation. etc. o
said architect, and shall not be fina
until after said investigation is made
Ordered that each architect be al
lowed i5 minutes in which to present
his plans before this Board. Spen
balance of day in considering plans
and specifications for court house
rdcred that the chairman of thii
Board go to Guthrie Monday in in
terest OF roads. Ordered that this
Board stands adjourned until Tues
day morning, January IS, 1910.
Witness our hand and seal this The
l1th day OF January, 1910.
ROBT +. SCIVAILY,
Chairman Board County Commits
SiOners.
Attest: Nm. II. FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY b. W. DUKE. Deputy.
,ScaD
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A Notable Musical Collection.

An ,mpo,us array of artists who
.,a,-...t- tl 'l, February list, o.
tt.-1a Records o1ga, % go ous
way toaari- I.,tDls.us au, popular
u...ous.p.ou o, ,h' musical value
,s tt. Phuly-rlpl some idea OF
vaa, a.. National Phouosraph Com
ptuy d.. .Npeudiu- ON its catalogu"
AlU De- suggested by the names Of
the talent lu the instrumental line
ta- imb,ro! Gour mnutcl list offers
Victor uorb,.t and hi. Orchestra in
Rose Of th. World. the iuncful
number OF his brilliant opera. Al
-eria.' Sousa's Band IN IN" Well.
known "B"n,dicton of the Polguards,
from M,ycr0eer's Tn" Hugucnv.s.
rh" United States Marine Band ir
The Rifle Regiment March the
New York Military Eaudin In Cairo
Oriental Patrol Frosini. the ac.
Gordon wizard. in the delightful
Amourcusc' wa.u, and IN" Amcri.
can symphony Orchestra in "Foro
.ctta-Tarantclla.' an Italian lance
number and The Darkics' Jubilee. ."
q descriptive selection In which is
reproduced with the assistance of
singers. dancers and novel effects. a
darkey Jubilee on the Mississippi
lcycc.
Tho vocal rccitations include
My Pretty Little Piece of Dresden
China" charming conceit by BESSIE
Wynn; Hello. Mr. Moonman. Hello!
by Harvey liindcrmcyer. tenor, III
Had a World TO Give You by
the Metropolitan Quartcttc; the Pro
10 uc from "PaE iacci' baritone solo
sung in English by Thomas Chain
crs; I'm Glad I'm BOY and In
clad I'm Girl" conversational du
et from "rhc FO.lics Of 1909" by Al,
Jones and billie Murray. "lrclan,
Isn't ireland Any More" comic sons
by Edward NJ Favor and other com
ic, sentimental and sacred selections
by the wei known starr of Edison
artists
The twominutc instrumental lis
Is equally abundant in good things
Victor Herbert and his orchestra ar,
heard In the Venetian Love song
boy Ethclbrrt Ncyin, Sousa's Band !,
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PROCEEDINGS CF MEETING OF
BOARD OF COUNTY coMMis-
SlONERS.

state OF oklahoma. Garter County,
ss.
The Board of County Commission.
ers of Carter County. Oklahoma, met
on Monday. January Il, 1910. at 10
o'clock - M, all members of the
board being present, and transacted
the following business:
ordered that the County Treasurer
pay the interest of Carter County's
Funding Bonds. 1909, amounting to
Sl26lIO same 10 be paid ont of
premium gotten ON said bonds
The following architects being
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THERE'S mo RISK
lF THIS MEDICINE DOES NOT
BENEFIT, you PAY NOTHING.

\ physician who made a specially
of stomach troubles, particularly dys-
pcpsia, after years of study perfected
the formula from which ReXall Dys-
pepsia Tablets are made.
Our experience with ReXal! Dys.
pepsia Tablets leads us 10 believe
them to be- the greatest remedy known
for the relief of acute indigestion and
chronic dyspepsia. Their ingredients
arc soothing and healing 10 the in.
famed membranes OF the stomach,
they are rich in pepsin, one of the
greatest digestive aids known TO med
icinc. The relief they afford is al.
most immediate. Their use with per.
sist,ncy and regularity for short
time brings about cessation of the
pains caused by stomach disorders.
ReXall Dyspepsia Tablets vii insure
healthy appetite. aid digestion and pro.
mote nutrition. AZ evidence of our
sincere faith in Rexall Dyspepsia Tab.
let's, We ask you 10 try them at our
risk II they do not give you entire
satisfaction. We viii return YOU the
money YOU paid us for them, without
question or Formally. They come
in three sizes, prices % cents. SO
cents ani 800 Remember YOU can
obtain them only az our store.-Thc
Rexail Store. The City Drug Store, w
B. Frame, Prop.
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Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney or bladder trouble
that Is not beyond the reach OF medi.
cine. II invigorates the entire sys.
TEN and strengthens the kidneys so
they eliminate the impurities from
the blood Backache, rheumatism
kidney and bladder troubles are all
cured by this great medicine. Com.
mcnCc taking at once and avoid
Brights Disease and Diabetes. Sold
by all druggists.
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State of Oklahoma. Carter County.
SIS:
The Board of County Commission.
ers of Carter County. Oklahoma. met
on Thursday. January 90. 1910. at Q
o'clock q. m, all members OF the
Poard being present and transacted
the following business:
Ordered that after considering the
plans and specifications of the diff.
ferent architects present and after
a careful study of said plans and
specifications and careful investi.
cation of the ability, integrity and
architects. we hereby employ the
work already accomplished by said
firm of Layton. Smith and Hawk OF
Oklahoma City as our architects for
our Court House and hereby adopt
their plans presented TO this Board
with a few minor changes. and that
they shall make good and surety
bond TO this Board for the faithful
performance of their duty as archi-
tocts for said board, and contract is
hereby ordered drawn up TO be ready
to sign by Thursday. January q,
1910.
Ordered that the County Surveyor
shall meet with T. A. Payne, b, +.
Mitchell and John Guantt, board of
appraisers. on Monday, January 81,
1910, to view a roadway 80 feet
wide and appraise all damages to
said land on the following described
land; Beginning at top line on north
side of Sec 2. 1 s.. w, thence
south on y mile line to center OF
Sec. =. also beginning at center o..
See. II, s., W.. running soLt!,
on p mile line 10 section lin, be-
tween Secs. II and II, 4 s., W,
thence east IN section line to point
22O yards east o southwes. coracr
See. II, ), W. and make due
returns 10 this Beard.
Ordered tha. all Township ont
GERS that have not filed their yearly
report for 1919 with the County
Clerk, must 10 SO by the fist Non.
day in February, 1910. and said re-
port shall 'ntludc number of war.
rant To WHOM issued. amount pf
warrant and for what purpose. and
on what fund. the law is very strict,
and some of Nh taxpayers of some
of the precincts have petitiolei this
Board TO have the Township offi,ers'
books checked. Under the law We
find that there is a penalty for any
Township officers who iaI.ci 10
make such report according 10 law.
See Section S75S Revised Statutes
OF State of Oklahoma.
Ordered that the taxes for 1903
CT all the people living Ia IN, West
u Sections 23-26.35. Twp. 5, Il. !
f., also West Y OF Section >, Twp,
3 s., X. | r., be transferred from
School District No. 81 10 School
District No. "a. By ordnr Of County
superint endcnt,
Ordered that We approve The
bonds OF 'Ae city VI iona. Bank
and First Nat'orli tank. hotn Cf
Ardmore. Oklahoma, County DcTUt'
tories.
Ordered that the bond OF Daisy E
Taylor and Josie Thorne ID cow
[ records for Pontotoc County is here
by approved.
Ordered that this hoard stands ad
| journed until Thursday. January ~
1910.
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State of oklahoma, Carter County,
ss.
Th" Board of County Commission
ers of Carter County, Oklahoma, met
on Tuesday. January IS. 1910, at 9
o'clock a. M. all members OF the
Board beiug present, and transacted
the following business
Considered plans and specifications
for Court House presented by the
different architects.
Ordered that this Board stands
adjourned until Wednesday, January
10, 1910. AZ Q o'clock a. m.
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State ot Oklahoma. Carter County.
SIS:
The Board of County Commission
crs of Carter County, Oklahoma. met
OF Wednesday. January 10. 1910. at
. oclock a. m. all members of the
Board being present, and transacted
the following business:
Considered plans and specifications
OF Court House presented by diff.
ferent architects.
Ordered that County Treasurer
transfer s2,5O0o0 to First State Bank
o. Hewitt. and s2.5OO.OO TO Poole
vile Bank from the Guaranty State
Bank. Ardmore.
ordered that We hereby approve
the bonds of the following deposito-
ries: Ardmore State Bank. First
State Bank. Guaranty State Bank
Ardmore National Bank, all of Ard
more, Oklahoma. and First Stat,
Bank of Hewitt. Oklahoma. and Pool
Vile State Bank, Poolville, Okla
homa.
Ordered that this Board stands
adjourned until Thursday. January
90 1910. at Q o'clock a. m.
Witness our hand and seal .his
the 10Th day of January. 1910.
ROBT +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman Board County Commits
sloners.
Attest: VIM. b. FRAME.
County Clerk.
BY y. W. DUKE, Deputy.
(SeaD
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g q g REMOVES THE CAUSE
SbSbSb OF CKTARRH

cmesCa the blood. II
prominent
OF
and by and
of
blood purified Local applications alone have no ea eura,S value
valuable only for their cleansing and ansepG effect but
equals Caah II down INTO the circulation gets
at
instead
rich
Then symptoms begin and
medical
free.
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W. o. VS.

Take notice January assessment No.
232 is due on or before the LIST of Feb
uary. In order 20 avoid suspension,
tons office. North Washington ST.
Y. II. LYNN. G. e.
JAS Il BRITTON. Clerk. 1871
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Witness our hand and seal this
the 18th day OF January. 1910.
ROBT r SCtVALLY.
Chairman BOARD County Commis.
siOncrs.
Attest. VIM. II. FRAME.
County Clerk.
by u. W. DUKE. Deputy.
tScaD
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and should submit them.
Prce's " Icurey you in he priya Of
own hom res has cured
regularly
only
substitute Don't take Don't
V. n.
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PILES CURED IN TO "a DAYS.

PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed TO
cure any case OF Itching. E.ind
Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to
II days or money refunded. zoe
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Benevolent Society.

The Benevolent Society will meet
at the home on West Main street
Thursday afternoon at 9 o'clock.
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WELCOME WORDS TO WOVEN

Women Who suffer with disorders peculiar to their
should write to Dr. Pierce and receive free the
advice oi physician of over 40 years experience
skilled and successful specialist in the diseases
OF women. Every letter of this sort has the most
careful consideration and is reGarded sacredly
confidential Many sensitvely modest women write
fully to DE-. Pierce what they would shrink from
telling TO their local physician. The local physician
is pretty TO say that he cannot do anything
without ian elimination DIR. Pierce holds that
these distuStCtW examinations Generally need.
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Il Requires Nerve TO stand the strain o.
nervous neuralgia, pains in the face, head
or any part of the body. These pains ar,
quickly stopped by the use Of Perry Davis
Painkiller. The relief is immediate ant
lasting. Do not suffer "a moment Longer
but use the Painkiller as directed. Avoi6
substitutes, there is but one Painkiller
Perry Davis. Price 25c., 35c. and 5Oc.
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FURNITURE FACTORY
CUSTOMERS COMING
THE FRAlEY MILLS MAKING MIS-
SION FURNITURE, STORE FIX
TURES, ETC.

Several new customers have been
added To our mil the past week.
They have learned they can get any
thing in furniture or wood work here
cheaper than sending away for It, We
can take care OF few more orders
We make
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PLATE RAIL,
MISSION BOX SEATS,
SKIRT BOXES,
LAWN SEATS,
COUNTERS,
QUILTING FRAMES,
STORE FIXTURES,

Out OF town work given prompt at
tention All builders will find It to
their interest to lc' 's do their mill
work
FRALEY'S PLANNING MILL,
II. T. Hunt. Manager
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13

Welsh will be fought
Certainly the
bound to draw an immense oWg
always fights and the fans know it. OF
that
d @ parties T and Rekad going join Jack Gleason this
their together
there's nothing to now ~
Ricka does not pull proper
hand naturally moving
neither can afford to lost ont This ereaI tag % @ e are a
have to do their own politics and act quickly at that
AN OVATION
will help the upon his
with While
eventualy manage o. find am out
At all events the und @ when
sets San soil He's one OF the best in the
she ready to welcome him with
As for Johnson the better
his tactics
Colored fighters often
The fans all anxious the step
his that he
or heavy human being so long as there is decent looking
Sam has as been that
maybe they did will
MORAN
cofroth has hopes
coming unmsr @ his chances are not the brightest in the world keehe
with that m Lar At all events much depends on what Land
NEXT month that sns will rSaan count " 0a " LOS
and e o orsn s Tso % a @ Furnish IS has b T9gd a IT a% IN G h @ P @
local like the little Brsher them exhibitions
fair He California
Up to m 1a @ @ @ Looked rather tough There he & Tee no good matches
did have in the all it figures
little class
M do win
finished like dog with tin his TAIL However it's all
andbe times
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
WHHWNE I'LL.
JfFfRIfS OPENS A
10 TO 7 FAVORITE
Clarence Berry Starts Things by
Betting $1,000 Against c.
SufrO's 81. 400

Jim Jeffries Is Z 10 to favorite over
Jack Johnson for their worlds cham
pionship fight on the fourth OF July.
Clarence Berry. the millionaire oil and
mining man. has made him such. He
wagered 5000 against 81 400 yester-
day afternoon with Charles Sutro, the
local capitalist This makes the odds
10 TO =. which are considered about
right.
Berry Is a fellow townsman Of the
boiler maker and has backed him in
many q championship contest Yes
terdav afternoon ne met Sutro in the
lobby Of the ST Francis, and the pair
Immediately began to talk about the
big fight Berry was the first 10
speak up.
II think that JEFF can come back
and hammer that coon all over the
rinE." he shouted. He viii be better
than ever"
Well I differ with you" chimed in
Sutro. Il think that Johnson could
beat Jefries the best day he ever saw.
He's the king Of them all"
Well / have some money 10 bet on
Jef.r returned Berry III start the
ball rolling by putting up $4,000 and
III give you odds. Let's make il 10
10 for q starter. This looks like a
fair price"
III 90 that bet once" said Sutro.
vvhereupon both Of them dug down in
their pockets, produced large and juicy
rolls OF bills and the first bet on the
greatest Of all ring attractions had
been made.
They can break me-" remarked
Berry, when il was all over. II John
son beats that big fellow. This is only
the first installment with me I am
going TO 50 for 100000 within the next
few weeks. and I am willing TO give
20 to for il This is what I think Of
big jim"
1t is expected that wagering on the
contest viii become brisk immediately
now that the first big one has been
made. Commissioner Tom Corbett ex-
poets TO receive several thousand dol
lars shortly 10 bet on both men.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Moffatt Retains His
Bowling Title

7. C. Mofatt the Scottish bowling
champion, successfully defended his
title on the Golden Gate park green
yesterday. The third and deciding gabe
between MOffatt and William Maun-
dreu proved unusually close ard ex-
citing. The score was p 10 %. the
same as that Of the first game two
weeks ago.
Mohatts easy victory last Saturday
in the second game Of the series Of
three made him a strong favorite in
yesterdays match. He justified the con-
fdence Of his eliminates by scoring the
first seven points Of the match The
champion maintained his lead up to
1912 and il looked as II he would win
as he pleased.
He became 2 bit careless at this stage
Of the match and his opponent imme-
diately began 10 play the game of his
life. He won end after end and. try
as he would. the champion could not
score a point Maundren put up a
great game and scored eight to the
champions nothing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Dominic CAPTURES
BOGEY HANDICAP
Rev. w. X. Guthrie Wins the rs
Hole Event at the PreSidiO
Golf Club
BY GRANT SMITH

The local golf links presented a
lively appearance yesterday when two
tournaments were held over each of the
courses. At the Presidio golf club an
IS hole bogy handicap was held in the
forenoon and won by Rev. ". K. Guth-
rie.
The name your club" event-an 1s
hole handicap medal play tournament.
in which contestants had to name their
clubs one stroke ahead-was won by
Frank Morton This novel event was
introduced by W. j. Bradley.
At the san Francisco golf and coun-
try club an IS hole handicap medal
play tournament. held in the morning
was won by l. f. MonteagIe with
net score of 73. He won by a big mar
gin. as the next best net score was IS.
made by c. d. Whyte from scratch.
In the afternoon the Captains cup
event-another IS hole medal play
handicap-resulted in a double tie. A.
;. Lilley and A E. Beling tied with a
net score of 79. Lilley's handicap was
s and Beings !. DR.. j. r. Clark and
Ben Dibblee tied for second place. the
net score of each being so. CIarkS
handicap was s and Dibblee's IA. The
ties viii be played OFF next Saturday.
The winner will receive the cup and
the others will split up the balls.
The scores follow:
EIGHTEEN HOLE MEDAL PLAY HANDICAP
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
BRITISH POLOISTS
OUT FOR PRACTICE
Famous Players Make a Great
Impression by First Game
at BurIingaHe

Reds Whites
W Breese F. J. Csrolsn
- W Howard George Parsons
MAJOR Lee Lieutenant IIHrnbcn
G. 5. Garritt Major Hobson
The famous polo players from Great
Britain made their bow to local society
yesterday afternoon on Francis ]. Car
olan's field at Burlingame in practice
match. Two of the Britishers played
on the Whites and two were included
in the lineup of the Reds. The latter
won the game by a score of s TO 4.
and it was replete with some fast and
clever work
One of the stars of the contest was
Lieutenant Hurnbell. a man of small
stature but gifted with great speed
endurance and gameness. The way he
rode in and out and the lightning like
manner in which he handled his stick
brought out round after round of ap-
plause from the fashiOnably attired
spectators.
The showing of the EngIishmen was
a surprise 10 the local experts for the
reason that the former had just ar
rived and did not have an opportunity
for practice. In the third period Frank
Gill another British expert. took Lees
place and r NJ Tobin played in Major
Hobson's place
The first big game Of the season will
be played this afternoon. The English
players Will be evenly divided as they
were yesterday The contest is sched-
uled to take place at Ell Cerrito field
at o'clock. and it bids fair to bring
out all the society folk as spectators
There are many rumors of heavy
wagering on the result. Both teams
are very evenly balanced and some
great work is looked for. The lineup
will be as follows:
Reds Whites
R. NJ. Tobin Francis ]. Caroian
John Lawson Lieutenant Hurnbell
Major HobSon Frank Gill
Major Lee ". = Hobart
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Durable Dane Should Win If He Is
AS Good AS When He Beat Cans
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

shortly whether or not Battling
lightweight
viii beat Wolgast
from Milwaukee will chance
from the head the Batler.
question No
Wolgast
will
performed form and
Jimmy
n ruled
of
all fter it
then
CANS REMEMBERED
umped Shortly and his manager
up the
Clifford in
Clifford nm in
few rounds Then he ready
time the signed with of history
supposed
of 3 rineside and
Nelson the
Woga a heart
Nogast likes the tearing well
lie sensational spectacular the Batler
deliver punch from angle Just how effective
a
OF his wants the
with
like fair test, but still Wogas know something
wayside
it
SENSATIONAL FIGHT
probably boxing
punching
that Wogast fatens him. But he wins that the
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-13
Lowell Colts Capture
Manzanita Scalp

George Hndebrand. baseball coach
of Lowell high school, took his colts TO
Palo Alto yesterday afternoon and
took the scalp OF the Manzanita half
preparatory school by a score of TO
g. Little Chief EsOla brought in the
winning run in the ninth inning with
a two base hit. The following play
ers were lined up for Lowell: Smith.
catcher: Ruder. pitcher. Captain Nc
CIoskey first base; Street. second
base. Esola, third base; Olsen, short:
Wakeman. right field: Smith. center
field, and Block, left.