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New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
FRANK RUGGIERO IN FRONT
Leads Pack in Gross Country
Run of Dominican Lyceum.

Frank RuGCiero. OF the Pastime Athletic
Club the high school 'cross-country cham
pion. led home a large pack IN the weekly
three and a half mile run of the Dominican
Lyceum held last evening. The former
Morris High School student flashed across
the Lire with a tifty-yard advantage. in the
good time of q minutes - second Tom
Rooney. of the Dominican Lyceum, was
second.
The leadera follow:
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
PHILADELPHIA.
Totals - Il = . . /

DATED for ReuIhach IN second inning. +Bs,-
ted t1- PfeisJer in ninth inning
Philadelphia ......T = O q O-I2
Chicago ..--.-----.-1 . q o o o . O. 2
Tyvo-nase hits-Schulte p. Barry C3i Coornbs.
I11Ner- Davis. Holman. Home run-Murphy.
EitE-GT ReUlhach. , in . innings. or NcIuffre.
IN p inning. CT Pfeistcr. in 6zs innings
Sacrifice Hy-Hofman. Sacrifice hit-Lord. Stolen
haSe-T Tinker Double PLAYS Zimmerman Tin
ke- and Archer. Barry. Collins and Davis: Nur-
ply 20 Davis. Left on bases-ChicaEo. 4. Phta-
deirtIa- First base halls-On Reulbacb.
fSrTunk and Da-f2l- Of Pfeister. ! fThornas
n Coorlbs. tSheekar1 GJ and Beaumont Hit
b. uirchcr-tSy MeIurire. CDavisl. Struck out
- 8V f'feisf"r- t~tru1k}s hv Tesinbs. : GChance.
Schultz Steinfeld Holman Zimmerman Archer
and King. Passed ball-Thomas. Tin1c-2:O7
IWpIie~-t' DAY behind rlate Sheridan bases.
Connolly IN right n"lG and RigieT in left field.
Afteudanee, 25.2lo. Total receipts. $50. III 50.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
The leaders follow
PLAY ON MORRIS COUNTY LINKS.
T.Ierrnnh Il u T,rihune !

Mo-rlstown. y. T., oct @.-Wtth a
large field the mixed foursome golf tour
nament for CUPS presented by Charles W
Hardness was PLAYED at the Morris County
Golf Club to-day Excellent golf was Wit
messed by the gallery which followed the
PLAYERS over the course Mr. and Mrs W
y Vanderpool won the cups for the hest
gross score with s5-5--So and Miss
Marion Brvce and Chancellor Mahlcn Pit
NJ, the cups for the net score
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
RACE FOR HARRY PAYNE WHITNEY

Sandown Park. Oct. 0.-The Orleans
Nursery Handicap. of 800 sovereigns. at FIVE
furlongs. was run here to-day and by
H 2 Whitnev's First Flight. Menwinnion
was second and the CheIys colt third. There
were fourteen starters
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Young sam" Langford. OF Boston. VINO
has established quite a record in local box
ing circles OF late. went down 20 defeat
az the hands Of Jack Curley. IN the Htth
round of what was 10 he a ten-round bout
AZ the Metropolitan Athletic Club OF The
Bronx last night. The bout was a good
one until the finishing punch was landed
IN the midst OF a furious rally IN the mid
die Of the ring. Curley sent n right hoOl,
10 the negro's Jaw. and the latter was un-
"a bie 10 continue
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
OVERALL TO QUIT BASEBALL

Chicago, Oct. 20.-Orval Overall. formerly
one of The star pitchers Of the Chicago
Cubs, declared to-day that he has ~ he'd
his last big league game. and intends to
return To his California ranch
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
CHICAGO NINE WINS IN JAPAN.

Toxic, oct, 3-The Chicago University
baseball team defeated the Tomon club. Of
Waseda University, to-day by a score Of II
70 . The visitors made nine hits and four
errors and the graduates no hits and ten
errors.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
LEWIS BOXES TO FORM
Billy Glover Saved from Knock
ont bY the Referee.

The timely interference OF the referee
prevented Harry Lewis the Philadelphia
veiterweiCht, from scoring a Knockout over
Billy Glover, OF Boston. in the NTH round
Of what was scheduled TO ba a ten-round
bout at Browns gymnasium last night
Glover was target for the LETT tabs
which the clever Fhtladeiphian shot al him
rom every angle. In the NTH round the
contest became so uneven that the crowd
called for Brown 10 stop H.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

with a total attendance Of 937. $40. an in
crease OF 3,640
The following figures show the hold that
baseball has on the American people.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
CUBS IN A BAD PLIGHT
Athletics Win Third Straight
Game in Worlds Series.
SLAM BALL HARD AND FAR
Chance Banished from Game
When He Objects 70 Murphy
Getting a Home Run.
Frank CHANCE. OF TIE CUBS.
STILL HOPEFUL
Ey rRz%E l. CHANCE.
Manager af the Chicago Cubs

Manager af the Chicago Cubs
NV telegraph 10 The TrilsuHe-l
Chicago. Oct. GO-A worlds series Is
T,-r~- OVER urfil cne club has won four
rarlrs. ID would he foolish to say l am
moi -orrv about the rcsuits Of the three
games -Fr have PLAYED. hut can say tnai
We viii not uuit until ue have w"7 the
series or losz n. 0uF pitchers haven't been
atIe 10 sicp the Pf.iIsGelpfis hifters. and
ur haven't bccn able So do a. much hitting
as We ou-ht against the Athletics pitchers
7 ha-e 70 complaint - r,ake about the
f4aldirE af the Cuhs: their fielding wouldn't
have cone any harm II we had had any
l.ind of pitching. But we haven't The
Athirti-s are good hifters; they have
shown tfst in the three games. stiH
think u-e have Che better ball club and 1
.ron't admit the Athletics are worlds
s-fam-fons until they have won the title
We viii trv ou- hardest Tomorrow. and l.
We lose 7 viii take of nv hat 10 Mack
and the Athletics and wait for another
--sr I dan'f think tho umpire was justi-
firs In removing f-om the game
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

otal

Miss Campbell beat Mrs. Wheeler, UP and /
10 plav- Miss Osgood and Miss Phepoe hnished
all square: Miss Phipps beat MISS Harvey. 4" up
up; Mrs Batchelder beat Mrs Mausen. up ana
70 pIav. Mrs. Duncan beat Mrs lang up
Mrs Chase neat Mrs Csssells. Up ana %
play. Miss Firth beat Miss Taylor. up ana >
10 play; Miss Levi beat Mrs. Hare, = up and l
70 play
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
Boxing
Tells ABOUT AUTO SHOW
Manaoer of independent Exhibit
Explains His Plans.
SMOKE ORDINANCE ARRESTS
oIdfe1d-Johnson Match POST
poned Until Saturday on Ac-
count of the Storm.

Herbert LonRendvISe. manager of ~
eIe-enth annual International aUtor0sHs
show. which viii be held at ths Grand Gen.
traI Palace from December q 20 January
:. gave p T1rcheon yesterday az ne Auto
mobile Club Of America 20 the men who
write abOut automobiles for the trade ard
the daily papers in this city.
He explained that he had aiken over IA.
MANAGEMENT Of the show a. ne request
of many OF the makers OF automobiles
and trucks who are not members o. tas
licensed association. AMI who felt thar they
should exEfbit in View TorS i1 January
NJ. Lonxendyke has managed for sew
eraI years the furniture show a. the Grand
Central Palace, and has JUST closed sue
cezsfu1 exhibition Of horse vehicles a. Chi-
cago. The independent makers turned 70
him for manager after ascsrcsiuInE these
facts
He announced that thirty-seven makers
had already signed an agreement 20 ex-
hfbit. and that about 90 per cent % re
show sDace would be devoted 20 the makers
OF motor trucks re thought g. would -
the greatest exhibition OF commercial
vehicles ever got together He mentioned
among those VINO had signed me agree
r1ent 20 exhibit the Paterson Company. re
Abbotr-Detroft Motor Car Company. ths
Warren Motor car Coupsn~. the E-R-r-T
Motor Car COMPANY. the 7abcock Elsc-
tric Carriage Company. the Sraver ca--iazs
/ Company. the Kelley Motor Truck COM
uanv and the Imperial Aur0mobils Com
pauy
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
OEHFEEE Do % IL " ) ON
Championship Race

ssEsPsHEtn rfY ghtos. SATURDAY. oct z2na
FIRST .EhT 2.SQ. ADN. 81. ALTOS FREE.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

paio Grounds. a. P NJ To-day. Post sea
son Series Giants IS Yankee
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

fellows:
Won. Lost. = {.
philadelphia Athletics I.aeS
Chicago Cabs .--.--.--.- .eoo
FIGURES FOR THE GAME.
Attendance -----...----- -o--i'
Total receipts ----..-...---. SSe-55i 20
Shs-e o. players -.......... 1880 81
share Of RwneTs -.-.....-... I3.25e %
share of Commission ........ S.615 -
FIGURES FoE THREE GAMES.
Attendance ---...-..-.......---. ss.6eS
Total receipts .....--...-.. Sf0a. 1888 ea
share Of players .-......--.-- -. .0e9 o.
Share of owners. .-----.-..-..--- Se.S7e So
Share al Commission ..-.-- 1881 80
The Giants and Yankees could net meet
in their post-season series yesterday on
account cf the storm. The standing fol
lows:
Won. Lost Tie. T. Z.
Giants s-----.-------.- 600
Yankees .......---... sos
FIGURES FOR SIX GAMES.
Attendance Observation-Disclosures 92.594
Total receipts Observation-Disclosures. SIS .ns9 80
Share OF PLAYERS ----.----.. Ss-s66 IS
Share Of owners ..-....-.-.--... 81 .S3l so
share Of Commission .--......... 5.G38 ~
The seventh game viii hc played at the
Polo Grounds to-day. beginning al gas
o'ciork.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

Three Maxwell cars were entered yes-
terday IN the international light car racs
to be held in Savannah. Ga. on November
II. the day before the Grand Prize race
The entry was made by the MAXWELL
BriscOe Motor Company through the Na~
York representatives Of the SAVANNAH
Automobile Club. The MaxweIls viii COM
pete for the trophy offered by Mayor
George ". Tfedenan Of Savannah n ~
class for cars having a piston dispiace-
rlent between ISL and 230 cubic tncass-
The winner in this class VIII recei's
s.. 900 in cash.
Two OF the cars are of the Model -
sportsman type. and the other Is No
Model T. The full team Of drivers anu
mechanics has nor yet been selected ~
NJ G.. Reeves. OF the United states Moi'r
Company. bur he has announced tna.
Thomas Costello viii drive one OF The cars
Training quarters viii be- established Oh
the Savannah course ar once
Maxwell cars competed in the frst inter
national light car race I'm S2van-an tN0
Years ago. Three two-CyHnder cars. 10
smallest in the race. finished the coh'ss--
running together all the way and msS'N7
the best record for consistent speed OoS-
tello was one q the drivers II '''
original race.
The following year. IN the Rivsr'sa-
Derby. the Maxwell Model q 1aci-in 1acils.
established a new worlds record Tor e.
cars. averaging 50 miles an hour, a.
breaking the record made by "l-li"-
HiIIiard az savannah
Sr,ft under the SeIder patent on EAs
tane automobiles has been brought a-a-
.ba Louis r. BargdoU Notor
rauv m the United states Circuit t'--.
for the District of New Jersey -.
has been made on the defendant
Rs-edoU Company is known thfo"s" -
sales organization tu PhilaeslPnis-
~ecentIy began the manufacture OF So
.Isne cars
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

An unusual entry Hst is promised FOR
the Atlanta Speedway meet Of November
2. and 3. Even with a force OF men en-
Eloyed in adding 20 the old garages and
making arrangements for new ones ir
going TO tax the speedway resources u
accommodate the sixty or more cars tha-
will take part
The meet VIII open on November with
a strong card. the feature 81 which viii
be the COca-COla cup. the last big rack
event OF the year for machines Of the
S01-450 class This is ar 100 miles and ne
card VIII be enIvened by many short
races
The second dav VIII have its quota q
dashes and the main race VIII b ms
contest for the CITY OF AcIanta trophy,
IN which Will be gathered the pick ot r1s
81 800 cars OF America
The closing day viii have an especially
strong card The three regular fixtures
will be the pursuit race. the amateur race
81 twenty miles and the Atlanta Speedway
Grand Prize. the go mile race. In which
the cream Of the American free-for-all cars
viii struggle.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21
l5IJ. AhEi Pt He Cubs Once More Il Auunob Golf Boxing
Money Pifin6 Up
for Baseball Mines

The philadelphia Athletics won 'he
third straight game from the Chicago tup>
In tE~ worlds championship series yestef-
dav b. n score of u 20 = The standing
fellows.
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

For the first time approximate salary lists
also became public and these show that the
luhs are the best paid major league play
srs The following are the figures
New-York tribune., 1910-10-21

The match race between Barney Oldiei1
and Jack Johnson. set for yesterday sHrsr>
noon az the Sheepshead Bav track vas
POSTPONED until to-mCrroW a. 30 o'clock
on account of the storm The rare VIII ds
hve-n1Ile heats best TWO out of three
The Board oS Health has prepared q -
port showing It's activity IN enforcing re
ordinance making ir a nisdeuean0r on the
part OF automobile operators q psrntz
their vehicles 70 emit smoke from the ez-
haust pipe
The ordinance became effective N July =
but during rhe months Of July ard Auzusr
and until September % no arrests vera
made During that period policemen At
tached 70 the Health Squad warned chauf-
feurs and owners Of OFFENDING automobiles
Of the enactment OF the ordinances and n
that way made II widely known On Sep
tember q orders were given % begin max
ing arrests. and as a consequence 1rS ar
rests were made W 70 October -.
or the 10 prisoners s-raigred in rls
ma Efstrates' courts charged with vtOlar-
Ing the ordinance 100 we've f1sd an ave--
age Of 8 each. n were discharged. = rad
sentence suspended. case was sent 70 the
Court OF Special Sessions and I case IS Still
pending.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
indian CAPTIVE IS
RETURNED TO FRIENDS

Forest City, S. D., Oct. 19.-Mrs.
Princeton Clark was an arrival Tues
day evening from Seattle, Wash. She
was captured and taken from her
mothers arms on the battlefield at
Cherry Creek in 1890, and was taken
to Seattle and raised by General Col.
by. She had never heard anything
of her people until she travelled with
Buffalo Bills show and through some
Indians that were with the show she
found where her people were. She
attempted to run away and come to
them but was taken back. Then the
people with whom she lived took a
trip to Europe anu she escaped again
and came to Cheyenne agency, where
she found her full history. She is
the Oldest daughter of Alfred Pretty
Voice Eagle.
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STORIES At LESS THAN A CENT
APIECE

In the tifty-two issues of a years
volume The Youths Companion printed
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Although the two hundred and fif-
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in character depicting, they cannot be
excelled.
The announcement for 1911, beau.
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Every new subscriber receives free
The Companions Art Calendar for
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Office.
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PREPARE FOR ANNUAL SUPPER

The various committees Of the Pres
byterian Brotherhood are busy pre-.
pairing for the supper to be given thu
the congregation the evening {" the
25th Of this month. Invitations are
being made ready for sending out.
but as the mailing list may not be
complete it is the wish of the com.
mittee having this mater in charge
that it be understood the invitation Is
for all who may in any way be aftil'
iaed with the church or any of its
activities. hence, if any one does not
receive IA card he must not feel slight
ed. for he is just as cordially invited
as if he had got the card. The men
in the brotherhood say there will
be something doing in the line OF
good things to eat, besides there will
be "a number of off-hand toasts, also
some good music. There are some
things you can afford to miss in this
life. but you cannot afford to miss
this.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
YOUNG farmer BOY
HAS SPARTAN nerve

Drake, N. D., Oct. 19.-Howard Met
calf, aged 10 years, displayed Spartan
courage when, with one arm shattered
from the elbow to the hand, he STEP
ped unassisted from a buggy, walked
into his home and told his mother she
had better send for a doctor, that he
was slightly hurt, but that there was
no need for worry. Four hours later
after his arm had been amputated, the
lad was dead.
Young Metcalf had been hunting
and placed the shotgun in the box
of the buggy, pushing it in barrel
last with the muzzle pointing towards
him. The trigger caught and the en-
tire charge entered his right arm.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
n. D. EMBEzzLER IS
CAUGHT IN ARIZONA

Columbus, Oct. 19-Jay z. Dun
woody has been captured and is now
lodged in Jail at Florence, Ariz., where
he will be held until the arrival Of
Sheriff Lucy, who left last evening for
that city. Dunwoody will be brought
back to Burke county to answer to
the charge Of embezzlement placed
against him by the Standard Grain
Co.. Of Duluth and which was perpe-
trated when Dunwoody was acting as
manager of the Columbus Roller Mill
Dunwoody acted as manager of the
local mill about two months last
spring.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
OIL OF eLADNEss DUsTLEss MOP

1t is saturated with the oil specially
prepared ready for use. The greatest
labor saver ever produced. 1t cleans
and polishes a floor all at one stroke.
No backache, no scrubbing.
The dust can be shaken out. 1t keep
a hardwood floor like new, gets down
into the depressions and picks up the
dust and dirt and at the same time
leaves Wax-like finish.
1t doubles the life of linoleum.
To secure it phone 362.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
HESS CREAMERY.

Have opened a dairy for city Gus
toners and will supply you with ster
ilized milk and cream. Butter, etc.
during the day from seven to six
o'clock. Our dairy is the most SAM
tary possible, in addition to all milk
being sterilized and absolutely pure,
standing any test, nice fresh butter,
too. Phone No. 355 for pure milk and
careful attention.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
PLEASANT AFTERNOON

Mrs. E. J. Taylor entertained few
of her friends at luncheon Wednesday
afternoon in honor of County Super
intendents Misses Prindeville of Grand
Forks. and Nelson. of Valley City,
Mrs. F. f. Smith of Wahpeton and
Mrs. w. l.. Stockwell of Fargo. Mrs.
Taylor was assisted by Miss Hanson.
Covers were laid fer l'n
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
A WAR MING.

If the party who was seen taking
a case or Hiawatha Corn from the
sidewalk in front of the Golden Rule
Wednesday evening will return same
no prosecution will be started.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
BUSINESS MEETING

The Trinity Ladies Aid Society will
hold a business meeting next Thurs
day evening at eight o'clock, at the
home of Mrs. Syvertson, 422 3rd st.
The ladies are cordially invited to at.
tend this meeting.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
PERSONAL

Among the prominent Burleigh
county citizens in Bismarck yester.
day, was K. A. Ersland, of the Equity
Grain and Mercantile company, of
Driscoll.
Miss Rask, of Stone, N. D., is visit
ing at the home OF her sister, Mrs. N.
A. Freeburg.
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Correspondence
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STERLING. =
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Theron Ellison and his wife spent
Sunday in Bismarck.
Herman Nieman went to Bismarck
ON business Saturday.
c. c. Pilgrim is enjoying visit from
his brother, who came up from Grin
nell last Saturday.
Frank Morgan came up from Col
gate Saturday on business.
2. A. Calhoon and wife returned
from Iowa Saturday.
The E. E. Troxel sale Wednesday
was we'll attended and things brought
good price.
Jacob Luopa holds sale Thursday,
October q.
Geo. Gillett was a Sterling visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. Durant is drilling a we'll for
John Adams.
Mrs. Chas. Gaskill was a Bismarck
visitor Thursday.
J. A. Carlson went to the Capital
City Thursday on business.
Carl Groneau, of Dennison, Iowa,
came up Wednesday to look after his
affairs here.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20

To the Members Of the North Dakota
Educational Association:
For the purpose of getting group
picture Of this Educational Associa-
ton, we desire to have the members
come in and have their individual pic
lures taken.
There will be no charge for mega.
tives, unless ordered from.
BUTLER STUDIO
Hare Block, No. 81 Main St.
Took highest award at the N. w. P.
A. Convention in 1909.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
RORN IN THE WEST.

Word was received in Bismarck on
Wednesday of the arrival of girl
baby at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
P. w. Breen at Los Angeles, Cal.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
THE CITY
VISITING IN CITY.

Mrs. Norman Mcdonald Of Deer
Lodge. Mont, is in the city for short
visit at the home Of her sister, Mrs.
T. Hanlon.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20
CAPITOL FOR INVESTMENT.

A savings account will give you
capital for investment. Every dollar
saved is step toward independence
$1.00 starts an account and we pay
you per cent. interest compounded
every three months.
The City National Bank of Bismarck,
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20

For clean hacks and careful drivers,
Phone 105. Day or night.
WHITES LIVERY.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-10-20

To the Members Of the North Dakota
Educational Association:
For the purpose of getting group
picture of this Educational Associa.
ton, we desire to have the members
come in and have their Individual pic
lures taken.
There will be no charge for mega
tives unless ordered FROM
BUTLER STUDIO
Hare Block, No. 81 Main St.
Took highest award at the N. w. P.
A. Convention in 1909.