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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
w uORE HITTI>G FOR iTTOs.
National Commission win stop Donation
OG PriIes.

,I,,i>,,rI. OHIO. uo' n "svsr szaln
vtll the PLAYERS %: either Tho National or
Nueri'nu l"agGe Es' an opportunity 10
tsh' FOR priys
In- "diun following the race 1s'pe~n
Sap ia,o.a ant " ,oIh Tor the
premier Is''ing h0nors has tgr stop ~
all rl'ure IonA'ion- While hartman Herr
mann 90 no National Commission refused
loo 30 interview 81 'p-Tay on tho suhrec'
10 - 0pF % 'ha' h- j. somev hat riled Herr-
mann utu'"l that 10th Ia nte aud MIN
might have teen fa'orrd bV other teams
and ~ unle ay - prevent future trouble
Of t'us Dlnd NDulf he o." refuse pTer> OF The
-Al" order
Nn,t acton n pny isfo 10 taken ~ The
Na'luuit "Tui--ion m The case ~ not
'r>'I 'Ffe fh" 'Ha-gs~ that ~ puis in
trld|r- latu dow u uu a pI- = hits yesiarday
~ Nrrruauf -aId 'U-niKhi that The com
Ift-- On 'uUlH IT course take no steps TOW ri
~ m fw~its 'iI"n mt 70 - attention had be~n
formally called i8f'r matter by -Bme one
tIFNIIaNB. ONO. D'f ~ IVsry hin I
mad" 100 me double header play - IN ~
Louis ,ss-terla" Wa made On The square
aaid Naupl"pu Iafot" TO-DAY did not
-l.aak To- o - iUui- pla r"r about nv bait Ing
average asked No fRNor- from any nns
ant NurAed nv head N tu maNe Tho safe
DRIVES ! ,ulls,Isi
Tho - Louis scorers cheated me our
uI one lif 90 90" third inning ~ Tho Second
FIIr. With q man uu thITd I hunted the
rHl iuH1 IN" lstf field line t0Fridon
uHr any gIh"r rlaN"r could have handled
rho ball ~ tmr - get either ~ ne Instead
of ,rrdtfInc meiutth hit. ~ should have
l,,eu done theRofnrial scorer rave the
fielder en- error and me a sacrifice hit In
stead ~ eight hits 10 eight times a. bas
i should have nine safe drives 70 my credit. :
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Baseball critics in other cities who regard
the local series from an impartial point Of
view Sem to think that the New York teams
are very evenly matched Beginning with
the pitching department they believe that
Ford will stand ~ MAthe ~ son, that vaughn
and Niltse are on par. that trandall ana
WARRIOR are about even M and that Drucke
will m ST. Hughe. or Quinn. They admit
that sweeney - better hacksiop and
thrOWer than Meyers or SChlei, hut the
HighIanders star catcher - comparatively
weak a. the bat A. first base thev Cuncedc
that Chase outclas~es Merkle nv vide
margin. although tho latter has improved
wondsrfully this year Doyle - con
Sidered trihe better With the stick than la
porte. with the latter being the -teadler IN
fielding and The former faster ha-e runner
Knight j. rated a. BrtdWell master ~ hit
ting and Shor'S'opping. while n"vIn. al
third has. appears 10 he a Tar better player
IN every way than Austin
Getting into the outteld. tho foreign
critics in-is, that Daniels though having
smaller batting average - the equal of DE
wore In all around work being more ~en-s
tional fielder and header ha-e runner
SnodErs--. Who j. not hitting A. freely a.
he did ga rlieT VA the year viii not shine much
more brilliantly with the bat than zee Who.
~ - asserted. - "tt"T 900 ne pln' h"-. = a
superior tie der ana -U~edl-T Ia - runner.
Murray and Moitet are about equal IN htf
tfug ~ - yOnteuded a fIle there - no.
nuCn to choose bet "A cen them IN fielding
Z nou Oh Murray may he the greater thrpver
he foreign oritiC-. sitting u down. say
the team that -hoN. the more elective
pitching and a greater speed on the ha-e~
= - a .uperior ability To play the ~ and run
game viii Win But IN picking the winner
Of the -sTies they are about equally div tdsd
NeithPr ha-s nor MC,'TaV would gave znv
line YESTERDAY on the probable mSnipUla-
ton ~ the pitchers u vas aid. hoNeNer.
Thar Jhase doubtless would u~a for1 on
THURSDAY regardless W M,Grav -~leC-
ton. having perfect Confdeu'" IN ~ ability
- win The Hrst game ~ scoring he nrst
victory I has. ~ l. aid feels that hI~ men
viii have unlimited confidence a. 20 the
rs-Ilt ~ the other contests " Ford IL
Norked on THURSDAY he may come back
again for saturday game, prov idtnR he -
he saved for n-Nt Monday contest n
MctiraW decides 'o pr MstheNso against
ord there - 40 no gruelling tes' ana
should Natty carry m me h"nors the
friends ~ the t,tsn'- say tho series Would
10 a. good a. Vou. lher" -"ems no he no
doubt that McGtaw - ANXIOUS To- Lac he
star bNNman a. often a. possible. following
' he policy he pursued " hen the Giants ~ on
' he Grid : CHAMPIONSHIP from the Athlstlrs
IN ipoS Mathew son has mad good re-f
81 his work IN BroOklyn On SAurday
" ould -eem 10 Indicate that he ain ~ an
important factor T. has been limited that
vii not depend much upon
" 10 and Arnes a. he ~ ~ on Crandall and
DTurke both Of whom have shONn great
form IN recent games
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CURRENT SPORTING GOSSIP
nov FOREIGN CRITHS SIZE ~
LOCAL TEAMS.
Prr,ailinE Oplnioa Is They Are NerS
Evenly Matched Ghase ana Neasra~
Dlner on Certain Points, nOnleial
Batting Make Giants . Bit stronger.

According 10 unorhcial averages the
Giants. With MaiheV son pitching. have
q percentage of ?7?. while the Highland
ers with Ford. have .sS7 In compiling
these total figures the PLAYERS who Will
probably line up a. the Polo Grounds on
THURSDAY are taken into consideration
Rut the Highlander percentage would
be larger with Gardner on second base
aud Iaporie on third with Mitchell behind
The bat Manager chase however. raises
tho interesting point that he superior
batting average 81 The Giants a. team
j. due 10 the fact thai the pitching IN the
National League this NCdr. taken a. a " hole.
has been inferior IN Ioin' Of effectiveness
to that Of the American League hoKmen.
IhAse's opinion has aroused McGraN
faced pitchers equally a. strong A. those
IN the johnson Circuit. and he's promise
to demonstrate their skill with the wagon
tongue by winning the series McGraws
argument IL that The National League
can show Incompatible pitchers in Mathew
son. Crandall. Rucksr. Barger. Moore.
Adams. overall. Brown. Cole. Gaspat.
Moren and wiltse. for instance. while Chase
points to Ford. Vaughn. Warhop. Coombs.
Morgan. Bender. johnson. Walsh, PLANK,
Summers. Mullin. white and others to back
up hts contention Blu, the only way 10
settle this difference Of opinion IL the com.
ing struggle for he local championship
Providing the Highlanders and Giants
take the field in this way on Thursday
their respective batting strength Is 40
follows
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mechanic for George Robert son IN most
u his road races Al Mitchell and scott
MAlott, his mechanic. Who were hurt when
Mitchell's ChadNick ran into an rmbank-
ment. left the hospital on sunday and went
to their homes.
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I;OIF'.


CHIr,'D. O'' IL Taxing her hrs- sep in
a.. defence ofthe nitad states Golf 1850
citation golf championShtp title. Mss DnT-
othy 'anpb-ll or llAm,l'on. Anafa to-day
SCI record for the i.oni~v ooi Country
tluh lnks ~ ~" eighteen hole UualtfvinR
rpund ~ M" Women national "har' pion.
ship. negotiating round ms Tier n, arest
rival ~ the task ~ getting into tho list Of
thlr'V-lvo .,ualirer- was Mr. 4 II Harlow
.ui phIi1i"lphis. ruTn~rup m Last year =
national chHnirtoushlp near NJ" quaker
tr'N whom Miss tam"haii ,Ap'ur"i th.
iile Mr. BARLOW tat 80 be con'en' 18Th
g. ~ ~. Inch va.th" ynTr-" record until
no. champion ma 10 her marx
Ter record card follows
Nj, campbell
D.'. 1855
No. Nsaat $3.50 81 ~
,nrrher 81 ~" almost certain puAlrHers
VITO dld NOT iu a. a"il - a. . l'e'ie'i y a.
\..V Nors and Met r"roli'an utl~holdsr
she went "u' '~frt q good score Of -. hu'
The o.ui Affected her gam" corr IN,
occurring r"r q" tai" - s'rpse- J ~ total
"f ~ assured her - place IN the match I'laV
round tn-morrnV. however
FOLLOW iug IRE m" scores
Mr. " hstiov PSilsisirbia Is. e ~ Mrs
: Martin rAv'tocL. rnsland Is IS a. Ni.s
H ..s.ss. e q 3 ~. NJ a:r, c e. Ia. ssi
Granse ~ "a aA Miss iovnes Ptii,burg.
- ~ Is Mr. T. u konn~u INanston ~. y u
NI~. "a . NrIrrspn ~kNaie u. ~ ~. Mr. :.
o. Hssris N->'vHri ~. -. "A o. Mrs Gn'
mn.snlsl' q - 2, Ni.' 9 SeTgl, - Iog,.
NJ william Nrsr PhiiAdriphia 81 ~ ln
W., ri5'g,, Pll:sn,s 90 8 "a, =" ",
carlyle. FNnD"r. -, 81 ZOE Mlss CorbeiL
rsn:. 5, rs NJ, Mr. p.n.r " mdcssla
N - iUa Mr. . Nlnkler. Ne erly -. -
'0H Mr. Nrts'ron RurAO - - - Miss
p th.ndIe- ThiAdelpriA - - in7 Miss u
lAHrAn. Hr.iAi" $: $ Jog Mrs. " u Mel
Nsrss IS = ~ Mr. Manchester Skokis
IS s. ~ Mr. 10 RArroNs Portland Me D..
50 - IUs Miss h Moul'on Minneapolis. -
S. Lln Viz. " Z Nnrrrn- ~hnAIr. - y lna
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last voyage In tho sunbeam.

Lord Brassey. who has held = master
mariners certificate since is7g. announce.
according to the l0shTsO WORTH. that M.
has made hi- last voyage IN his celebrated
steam yacht Sunheam. which ~ nov fnoorrd
az Goves. lie viii nov settle dow N ~ Ncr'
manhurHt. his Su---x home IN the ,oltrsa
ot her various cruises the sunbeam Ia.
sailed more than VI nGn nautical mile.
and has visited all the even see The
lna1 cLuies vas commenced in July uhen
Logd hLasasy wat " Canada ~ study The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11
tWERICtN HORSES WIN.
G0uld's HeHIemdAds and Vanderbilt =
CarreTedurO Successful NJ ~. G1oud.
.Srsci.' C4s'' DSs-eicH ~ THT SIS

-TTFTT"- 7 III TTFNT- ~ n w w
Paws. Oc'. ~ Frank LAY GoyId'a Re
memdads. with Rein M. won tho race for no
prtV dez Fourre- Of ;.uru francs a. ~ cloud
o-day " X Vanderbilt Jarcrrrduro.
with O'Nsil N the saddle, Sas second pnd
RothsrhIld Taboutrt. Earat W.. finished
third SIX horses ran
Mr. NandrrbIiIS \ort" won he race
for IN" friN l1 Garcnne Of a.up francs
lIugues : liOuI- Was second ami frauk laN
Gould's a Sahotisrp fin she'd third The
jockeys w"r" oNel. Ilris and Ecrr
J Eleven horsa- ran
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Three Cushion BlIliard..

Wired T." GRO. the hires. g. I-hion rhn M MON
ria yed 'Vp -yhiNittun ran~s yesterday ~
iUhp Doyle.s room In the afternoon he
defeated 1om Gala Cher he a acore ~ 80 10
a In the evening ats opponent Vas
beoFgs Moore De GRO Won hy 20 to -
De GRO Ntn IlAy J. MonAha this afteFnOOa
and J. DAnklenAn tonight.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-10-11

pf,r'c. Tysrv member ~ the cam whP
PLAYED agsin-' Colbv vas in pertec, physlca
condition. 'o-dsy. capt Ryan h eapected
H.ad CaarS Randsi - veil pleased With
the showing hat the team mads aEainN
Colby last Saturday,
NNHIEsr. Mas. oct 10 Coach Hobbs
pu' Amhers, throaEh the snArteS signal
drih Of the season to-day IN eIpect alton
dsv Renewed confidence gained from
the Ni"tory over Mesleyan gave added
s naS TO Of ne poS:T IN The line SHT SSfsSsS
Coach Hobbs expressed his conviction
hat Harvard IL Al present the hes, team
and S,blev. -. will get hack in the lineup
aV Ss'urday sirengt hening the line ma
rerallv.
lrHA,N. oct. 10 The usual Monday
layoh IN Cornell football prarti's VAS
dispensed with this afternoon and for lhrss
pTs..fI,e II the wear The coaches put the
PLAYERS through a forty minute s"Timmage,
'ram was rreufor e,I hv coaches Reed
- kOurk' and Hut hinSon and Namark who
,am" ha,h TODAY - help coach With
plaN~l Nth dugg-d stubborn ness, VA
marked contrast - IN" phsT Ia game
The hug team won hv a sore 1T to 5, but
b" men we're Snr" and about done up ~ hen
they went into the clubhouse
10" only changs IA thu varsity line vac
Nu~tin. Who Was injured IN the nOerlh
sever" gruellmg Nv Reed aud O'RouTke
} NI"h and lltCh"r PLAYED LEFT and nEhi
ends and smith replaced Butler at quarter
hack Ruhb and bates dd not line w, nor
did capt Simson NlChol- and " Whbts
PLAYED halfhaCks andHH ollins fIillback
The varsity sTored a touchdown ser
twenty wand run nv Mhyte. and Pitcher
kicked neld goal The scrubs scored
touchdown ON a tumble The coaches told
the men to report on AlumnI Field o.
morrow and announced that hereafter
practice Will be- held here the first four
DAYS in each week
Hermann Olcoit gave resi 10 he
New York I uIvsrsltN varsity team after itS
strenuous and hart 'unteSted game with
Princeton On SaturdaN The scrubs how
ever. Appeared ~ iVll fore ana On account
Of the cool weather and long respite NeTe
put through hard practice
Nixon. la~t year = star quarterback, who
hN faculty action has heen kept out of the
game. was ouf to-day guiding the second
eleven he shows his old form IN handling
trick PLAYS and formations Coleman and
Booth. a. the ends. managed the forward
pass like veterans pre-slsr. Mater. kohn.
and Miller Wtll all probably hll In the line
IN some 10 The easier games. Moore At right
Nixon viii probably he In Toe Williams
game SATURDAY. The practice was devoted
mostly 10 uerfecttnR the fOrN ard and double
masses and other Trick formations II has
he~n MT OlCoits policy throughout the
season to play an open game and to con
form 20 the neN rules IN spirit a. well A. IN
letter
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pTnr'se Every member ~ the cam Nho
PLAYED sgains' Colbv vas IN perfect physical
o. oudttfun 'o-dav. capt Ryan h ehpected
- ~ uuf ~ uniform o-moftOw aueTuooq
Head toarh kandall 10 well pleased with
the showing that the team mads aEAtns
Colby last SATURDAY,
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
Governor Donaehey to Speak Here

Little Rock, March 9.-An nouncementS are today being sent out for the speaking of Gov. Donaghey next week, and it is d strenuous week the governor will have in jumping around to fill these dates. Monday after noon he will speak at Benton and then go to Malvern for d night speech. Tuesday afternoon he will speak at Prescott and Tues day night at Gurdon. Wednes day night Gov. Donaghey will speak at Pine Bluff. The next morning he will make a trip overland, going 50 miles to Star Clty in an automobile and back m time to catch night train for Jonesboro, where he will speak the next afternoon at 1:30. Fri day night Gov. Donaghey will speak at Nettleton.
 Gov. Donaghey has notified c.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
RICH MERCHANT
 IS ASSASSINATED

Walnut Ridge, March S.-A. W. Shirey, aged 80 years, a wealthy merchant and farmer. was mysteriousl sly shot and kill ed Ill his store at Minturn, six miles south of here, about 7:3O o'clock tonight. Several are suspected of connection with the shooting, as Shiry was known to have had enemies be- cause of extensive litigation in which he had been involved, but no arrests have been made.
 But little is known thus far concerning the shooting. Shirey was alone in the store at the time. He was shot by someone who fired through the window.
 Shirey was the proprietor of general store. He also owned extensive farm property and was considered one of the most wealthy residents of this sec tion. He has been connected with several suits and figured conspicuously in a suit at Bates vile recently. He was here to- day attending court and left about two hours before t h e shooting.
 He leaves his wife who is said to be living at Ravenden Springs. Mir. Shirey has not been living with his wife for three or four years. They had no children.
 Sheriff w. K. Surridge of Black Rock was called and has left for Minturn. Dogs have been telephoned for. They will be sent from Newport and will be used in an attempt to run down the murderer = The cor oner who lives here went to Min. turn tonight. The officers will arrive there at a late hour.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
An interesting Paper

We were handed this week a copy of the Nevada Picayune, published December II, 1884, and which contains much inter
 esting matter. The papersis the property of Capt. w. R. White, ana was preserved because it contained an obituary of his wife. The local columns con tains the names of such men as Rev. Geo. P. Smoote Gin fact has a notice of his marriage to Mrs. Julia F. Matthews), Nat Rich mond, I. P. Rudolph, Hugh Mon. crief, W. E. Atkinson, Jas. M. Montgomery, Sheriff Oscar Phil ips, Pat Cassady, c. c. Hamby, T. c. McRae, w. V. Tompkins, bio Lewis, o. $. Jones and John Marsh, and has a notice of the marriage of Isom McFadden, colored. Among the county people we read abont Capt. w.. R. Basden, w. s. Gladden., w. N. Sutton, Payton Woosley, w. j. Tompkins and others. The pap CT is quite an interesting edition.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
An Awful Eruption

of a volcano excites briief interest and your interest in skin eruptions will be as short if you use Bucki cn's Arnica Salve.. their quickest
 rA Even the worst boils,, ui : ccrs or fever sores arre soon hea 2 itl by it. Best for burns. bruises. cuts. sore lips, chapped hands (. .nnol.ains and piles. It gives instant relief, 25c at HesterlV's Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
News From Albany.

Laneburg- Mt. Moriah, March Real springlike weather the last few days, and we have some peach blooms now.
 Roseola is pretty generally scattered over this part of the country at present.
 Seems that we have had more sickness within the past ten days than at any time during the en tire winter.
 The baby of John Mason and wife has been very sick for sev- eral days.
 Uncle Marion Hart and wife have both been very sick during the past week, but little hopes being entertained for their re covery.
 Eddie Hart, who has resided in Texas for several years, is at tending the bedside of his par ents in their sickness.
 After close examination we think that the peach crop will l @ almost a total failure here this year.
 Mrs. Ted McGough, we are glad to note, is much better and we hope will soon be well again. Mrs. S. k. Franks attended her as nurse last week.
 The Mt. Moriah Literary Soci- ety is moving along nicely, and they expect an interesting pro- gram on next Friday night. As subject for debate they will have the time honorcd one of "Colum- bus and Washington" which will be ably handled by six of their best speakers. Everybody come out and encourage the good work.
 A case or two of small poX is reported among the negroes in southwest part of our township.
 Brother Erwin filled his ap. pointment at Laneburg Sunday.
 Parties in search of sweet po- tato seed find that they are very scarce in this section. No one hardly being able to keep them through the severe winter.
 Two more weeks of the school at Laneburg.
 E. M. Woosley is building new residence which will be nice and cOmnodious when finished
 Only three more weeks till the primary election. Boys you had better hustle if you intend to come in on tic home stretch.
 Hurrah for the Sutton Basket Ball Team. We are proud of the record they made at Hot Springs. You have to rise early when you beat old Albany folks any way.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
Card of Thanks

To the people of Prescott We take this method of thanking you for your kindness and help ing hand through the illness and death of our dear father and husband, T. M. Gammage, es- pecially we thank the Murrah boys. Mrs. T. M. Gammage
 and Children:
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09
Saved A Soldiers Life

Iaclng death from shot and shell t.E ,le civil war was more agree Ab!e to J. A. Stone. of Kemp Texas than facing it from what doctors said was consumption. Il com ,,iacted a stubborn cold" @ .r.,>,s,. that developed a cough that stuck to me in spite of all remedies for years. My weight ran down to 13O pounds. Then |. gan to use Dr. Kings New Discovery, which completely cur- , Il me. 1 now weigh 17S pounds" " For Coughs, Colds, LaGrippe, As'' thma. Hemorrhage, Hoarseness. Group, Whooping Cough and lung
 D C., it's supreme. soc, S1. Tria. bottle free. Guaranteed by H-Ster!y Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09

c. Kavanaugh of his dates and invited him to be present at any or all of them, promising a fair division of time.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09

Let Ed Barefield fit your spec tacleS.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-03-09

SATISFACTION
 GUAR ANT ED" Is easy enough to promise, but the place to buy your custom tailored clothes Is where they actually back 1t up with deeds instead of words. When you have us order EU. /. ITZCE 6 LO. MERCHANT rAiLoRs CHICAGO to make your Spring clothes as you want them, you can rest assured that satisfaction will be yours beyond question, or you don't have to accept the garments. Prices extremely moderate. Let us showyou 0zar, mer. Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
VIEW CITY.

Lots in this beautiful tract. on the
brow OF the east bench, price 5000 per
lot; easy terms.
Lots 30X169 IL. to a loft alley.
City water and fine shade.
Sugarhouse car every fifteen minutes.
Water rights with every lot
Located on 18th East and 18th South,
where the new city Is being built
SUBURBAN HOME.
10 acres of choice land. all fenced, with
primary water right; two bearing orch
ards; 7-room house, good barn. chicken
coops, fine shape. This home Is located
streets. on proposed car line; only six
blocks from SuGarhouse car. Only $3.50
per acre; easy terms.
NINE ACRES.
Nine acres on 2lst East; good 4-room
at a bargain. Price $1,000; easy terms.
EIGHT ACRES
Eight acres fine land on 2lst East; good
orchard, fine shade, water rights. Only
$3.50 per acre: easy terms.
EIGHTY-S SEVEN ACRES.
Eighty-seven acres on South Cotton
wood all in cultivation and fenced; good
water rights. broom house. barn. sheds;
. acres In choice fruit; within one mile
OF the street car. Price $4,000; easy terms.
These are only few OF the many bar
gains we have. Large and small tracts.
These prices will be advanced within
thirty days.
JOHN r. SMITH.
303 JUDGE BLDG.
Phones Ind. II; Bell 1921
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-20
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