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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
TT>TTR> HORSE m,TE\.
Nathan strauss Denver Takes Two In
Three Meats Irom MIIrnar

,h9mpiun from tho pa,.N, Coast rotned
'he 't-' -'"pper- IN 30 speed .av ys.rerd. 3
morning and attempted 10 r -s.' ~. Iaurar Is
from \t'hAn Srtau-'s Denver. 2IS. The
nos. on"r Na- WiImaT from N" stable of
fraua kIpafrtrk n he had been ahre
900 1ul-u - ne started bsn,sr.- ,lnn,es
would has" been n. T. vas fortunate
.rr' 'r- w--'crn fa,orre vas IN hand
''r far". N.rr'v dId not speed hi- hor-..
and " IuHr wa %" only vpr'hN go. .
i"'.'"r 'nr b"u'Tr o." fvu p,usr- .ur
'." .--' NJ. "m' gn' ava. nsck and mock
suI Denver held 49, own until distance
..r .t.' 'H. "r"H. it"u mar 90 away
from '.- nlpur,n' aud ."r u, nav NVo
.'yg'n- ""h'ud 'I.r a. 'r" IN . ing post
VI .rsY- ,".i.. ,gre"d ~ snofher rrtp
ava ...." .''" Ii"N'" or beaded he big sIs--'
nu Hrd .n-,"d nrm 20 u-" Iu sI ~ re-~r, .
-J'"".i ''"'. "r "a lf UI- b'--i and passed
MAR. h''Hr" ~" flushing Ip~' wa
in 'r" 'u.. h"r' wrrrr.r had No speed left
~ ..' '.,' N". zen "f from '"' 20
W. ..' .... '-. .'."- ~" ~" had ua.-"i
'' 90 ".' H'I VI harD'ri. drew ~ aud
'"a '' 20 20 H "a.t
''t.."'. ' poo r.us- "' ~" defeated va-
E.H ."."H". Htr gaHifug ~
I.'- p'u.,r ..,-.i ru ." br".a uernr.
t..... H'... U..Iaf..- VITO kuur- r-
-..-r- - l..... ... %. gr.. ..lr ,r annli -,
'. ...' '.. of. .Hn gi m"- MurpIy
~. 49,. ." d. ,... v E;,lg,"ld' /; b..
N.'r nru . r"v -.l"., Na,.."r ,,.l-d III.
VIM. ,r'r .,t rer inning ehcn sno
amt to-. i.."e "r.. n"i aread ~ Dr Thee,
and Poo HIr' "HI h.- ulf r4rsr " Bnttfrr
M 81, 49,. SO, ''d 49, y Marin 70
to concede defeat, b.. ''' ''"n As compelled
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
ON TRACK AND FIELD.
National 4. e. and ~ etiisl 4. \. e. Dual
Meet Games at Celtic Park.

The National A 4. and swedish American
& engaged IN dual meSt yesterday al
Hawthorne Field. flathush The pro-
gramme consisted of eight events The
National 4. & came out vic'Sriou> nv al
points to ,? The be.t individual perform
ancs vas done bv George Ohermavsr 81 the
National 4 G.. who won the hall mile In a
fraction slower than = minutes and a short
time Srerward came out and earned IN
7 he three miles. T. HALEY was the he~i
point winner for the National =. Hr
scored one FIRST and two seconds Tn.
iD Yard Run Won by p HALEY National
e. u. Gilman. National {. second Robert
Hair ais Run Won nus by G-o qs u isS1ni,
National 4. & Tom TengUril. National e.
:-cond = c.rl,lns. National \ { third. Time
80 Yard Ruh Won by = olimsn. N4.ten.l
on. Me Medey Rsiay Won b, >s-il,t
lander. i.lnsr.n ana T.Syscii NS,Ions, , q.
..cond team, composed Of Cs,,id,. uaNcy- Ran
PGiiinx /: Pound shot Won by 10, .d,1n
inca sa9 A BsrT:ron swedish iS A Ear &C.
second With . put Of ~ feet inches Syanhe~k
swedish Amsrican \. e. ihird With a put OF 81
rhroSins IN. JAyeIln Won by q Besslund
inches. r rsnswsll. Sseaish Nmer,Ssn = s C
second with throw OF Iss Zee; , inches "
,sre% y ,sS fseS n SsA" y - ''''' WIN
Running Broad Jump-Won bv n J Cassidy
NAilonAl \ 4 with jump Of 10 feet inches
y feet g. inches =. ol,mah, National \. e..
third. with Jump OF u feet ~ inches
Three Mile Run Won by George pherncyrr
National G.. " SchTieher National 4. q o..
second 4, Ro.andsr swedish american \ e..
third Time. IS minutes 5. 5 seconds
The GalNAym~ns Association held forth
al Celtic Park with set - games which
drew good crowd one - the pE-' events
on the card WAS the -Four mite h7ndicpp. \
field of thirteen took their maTN~ and
after the gun cracked Brooks 81 N" -
Gabrielz 4 4 v no had NS wards. made
ID" pace lie kept m the van for two mils-
after which Fitzgerald - the \.v Work 4
Tom Collins 81 the irish American e.
mother scratch man. cam" strong h. IN"
las lap and beat FitYgsrald bN ti''r"U yards
~ the worsted The summary
i0O Yard Run. Handicap Non b- " ~Jaf-
PAstime 4. 4 yards Robert Fll~r Irish Amer.
ran \ g. ! yaTd nehlnd srTatch. sevond. rs !
heating. lrtsh American \ e.. S,'rstcn third
iNp Ward Hun. Handicap Won by " : Fgsn.
Irish American ! 4 IS ards Edward tillnUrr
lu minirAn lyCrum. - yards ,scoud Trans
y RILEY. irish American ! e IS yards. 'liII
Tome minutes is seconds
=" srd Run lIsndioav Won by Hsr' pcva.
irish American 4. e.. yari>. SECOND. mo
roSer,, south Paterson \ e.. q yards lri-I
Pour Mr- Run. IIandicAp Won hy Tom =
aollins Irish American \ g.. srfAt,H. Edward
J. Fitzgerald. New York e. .rrs',f .sHuu4
HAfTy HeiiuVrll. Paterson I. G - ,ar,l- .utrd
Tune ~ minutes e. seconds
Is NArd lsrN hurdles Van hr I'ober' EI~r
Irish American & " 4 R"brrS irish Nrirr
cen G. >rrnrd Beri DeN.- IRISH Nmrr., an
{ third Tinme % ~ecuud~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
r,CHTSWEN ~ THE WATER.
Accident That Wight Have Been serious
at aanarste y. q.

There vas an accident IN The INA regatta
NJ fha tanarSis Yacht cub sailed on Ia 70
mAioa RAJ ve-ierdav that came very nearly
nav me u serious ending IN irving IN Rybe
N m" tAnAr~ie BreakWateT No No 'he
properly ~ q N Gates. capsized and her
crew wa- 'hroyn INTO the water More
than half an hour the vachiEmen chung 10 The
hot ON ~ The upturned boat When helm
arrived N" Yacht vas b~aChed on the "a
mar 10 shore
The regatta VAS the last NJ the Cana rsie
season and vas undoubtedly the best race
~ tho wear \ strong south bre~ys blow
70 the red can buoy on the mouth ~ Rock
away inlet and fast run home The
divisions Sled We'll and the winners wers
ank among the sioop~. Win nT Lose IN the
cabin cat boat division. Vision among the
"pen cat boats. the cabin poser boat Helena
and HRida among the Open Launches The
race va- managed hv Martin Fiase chair
man ~ the regatta Commute" The sum-
mary
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tLLT\GS airs va UORB.
President Farrell 81 the uiIIrnrn To settle
Tits Case TO-,lay.

George 7 ~'1i',rys rarREer ~ the
NIrhla rder- pH|'rd $50 ~ Yesterday ~
~. Horsi Woiro't hui di' NOT receive q
communication fr'u Preaid"r' FARRELL
regard ~ tho tha-a controversy
Precedent Farrell after tho conference
with fha UlH ver- On Ss'urdaN leif for this
,I'y. but y vas sIt la-' night that he 0ould
unf arrive Uu'ii thi- morning Ne will
not Is -'qI'Ius- 'l~u a. 10 tho result ~
hi investigation ~ he shargss against
the teams Hr-' hlE~mHu S'glNuys 70
fused go discuss the 'or'rpverEv Ter publi-
cation bsvOnf saving
am ready - 'pke nv medicine II ~
cpres n Nr farrcU docs not wish TO
retain me - mana ger 10 can pay mo IN
and I VII 90 fu nv plantation IN Georgia
fUf "a resf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
>r,,c. , ,.sod Motor Cycu., Too

T,--,r. sept 80 Henri - l,,- .-s
T-.r,n Marathon runner. Won he 1'-' ., '
.u' tI- ,Hrrer a- % professional motto.
,.iar 60 fI,. ,li1ord stadium ttf- .f's-..
4, hon u. heat carl Euden a. tvu m..-
,...ruf"- aul seconds 7 he fsa'.r.
.T...- rrUs- ne motor pace U.ar.
I..fgssu Inner collins amt lsmU| NJ ....
Wt- On HN tollIr- lie 'oDN The .r.'
OF ten miles bN 'vo feet Moran .... H.
Al - DESPERATE 'liu IN tho -e,ufI '... ..s
NDu uN eNa,fly q lar toltI~ ,af.
.trung In the FINAL. however Hud rnfH N 81.
~ h.. pace. winning ty nHarIN o I.r.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
AMONG THE AUTOMOBILISTS
NEWiRk NEN WANT BETTER
LIGHT Law ~ STATE.
New jersey Automobile and Motor Ciub
to Ask Legislature for Measure re-
auirtng Al Vehicles tS carry lamps
Afer DARK Mulford's Criticisms.

Tho New Jersey Automobile and Mo-
tor club plans 20 send a committee 10
Trenton to ask for the passage OF laws Ia
punish drivers OF vehicles which do not
( carry lights a. night and that all grade
! railroad crossings he protected by gates
/ There IL a law nov m New Jersey that
! r. quires that all vehicles carry lights a.
night bur there IL no adequate penalty pro-
vided for the punishment of those Who
| ignore the laW, With the natural consequence
[ that very few wagons and carriages are
I fitted with lamps
In discussnR some recent Academia IN
: which hornsdrawn vehicles wNthout lights
have been struck bv automobile. u u
Bouman vtca-pr.sdsnt Of tho Nawark
club and chairman of ~. legal COMMITTEES.
said
Al the recen, mass mee,inR Of auto.
moo',s,s 70 protest asHinS me Unfair
NeN 'etreN iho'"r Neh''I" AVS reSolut'Ohs
NeI. paI taNo',hE VI" rhH''"eh' ~
eIun"o'e "kh' Jaws mar WI 'ohpe' uIlN"'-
WI nsnS ms re'heuhaI eklnA'oh wiz
"-"-" ."s u'Ns'-" "ak"hs anu 's''"se-
," '' 'nu VIII '""" w va"
- ~ '"."
ror me sake OF the safety ~ all users
OF the Highways irrespective of what kind
OF vehicle. they may he using =, .aerps
V"F '"' ,'' '"ef -"""'u WI " '"hpchen
ia carry lights that may he easily distin-
Guished for considerable distance from both
va. .,',s-,'h,t,.,. 49, $780,.
NC ""'oino"''~'S 10 nov A''~mf 10
they insist ths, ali us.rs Of m. roads .haIl
carry lights Tha mo,o-t.f. al.o dasi,.
thu, ,hs en-. r,,,a.ot a., i,,,,L,n, -
in this respect 10 turned over - IN" state
Treasurer and rh~ money 49, raised shall DO,
:, -. - az
- 'i, ,',"uN ~ ~ 'H- ~"" ~"
Tor 'hs h'.'.a,ns OF new roads -,.
grade railroad cro-sinS~ The Newark club
men eIp.ct 10 .nusi he sumner, ~ pr.c-
''ons VI usiheNs
men IN me S'a'e a. ven A. me assistance
Of the farmers Carriage and wagons are
crossings a ofisn a. no,o, 80
.n,s,sd %, ~. vans.,n,,, o,,n ~.
eh'eten TOT inc 'ahderb'N cup race. gives
emphatic v.rnlnE 10 Two or 'hree driver.
Saturday upon the dangerous habt, Of
10 strictly against the rules These offend
eru err through thouRhtle-s or ~
nor.nc. bu, With 50 much a, s,.L. vnt.
81 Ihs 90 ., o.. .IS.,,'p, ", IL , a,,,on
oricisl.
hue tba nols N 49,, v,.b - ST. |
ford but The mi. 81 he road n Lse, -
he Tl1hf and "a nF ia,
seek : prsct Ice d, mi he rs,,rr,.5 49,, d.',..s'
ous infraStion ~ n vI,aIIr ,,r ,,.,t,an, -. /
II az Vani.,h,i, -, -. 49,. ~ ~
drive The a. Wttb "a bich b ,,nn ~. ,rna
nsfionai s,orL cha.... ch.,r ,,i,,r.h,, ''.'
EIgin and knova sTaCtiv MAJ 4, ,,sp %
Ne Is using isIi si1 ~ Under joziey I'm No..
iice and vim he H. a%"'stn,tng h,nr.nI,
: boroughIv Wi,h All he n.c,,iia Ill ~ -
,oWr.. e. 49,. L., ~. s, = N,'i,.nsy
hss haeo ysring n -, TyItnJ., 1871 ~
betnE the car with hitch bs ana pats,chE.
won their 'Wen,y. four hour yic,orv III.
ys.r Muifoyd 4. us,n, -. ,o,,S y,,,.nt
mode in r.,,.. ,In,.6 -. . 20. Il -.
Than ,hs - e., NIT ir., 49,, b.. ~ ,,.,,'.
IN ,',.rfic. ' "'"' Nv = 'E"s
"
r,-..- .., ,,,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

Totals a. - -
'Natt-d fur Livingston In the ninth inning
Rated Tor Plank IA the ninth inning
:Batted Tor Walsh IN the fourteenth inning
I Phia ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - ~ - ~ =
/ CbiraguU ~ - q Cd - q I
Runs ph.sdelphia HAri>e Harry. toomhS
chicago " Lord Sarrtnre hits ChounAri.
Mclean n turd Hnu-rr. Collins nouEher'N.
Irlder stolen base thoUinard struck out
Nv Plans. 5 BY touruh~ Z bN Walsh q li-st
base On halls OT to-,f7bs {. ~ Walsh , double
piavs scidef Mcconnell Aul Mullen ~ 'nri
Livingston ami RAkrr sullivan. Mcconnell and
~ Lord l.rft IN pA>ss phlfadrIphla Z. Chicago
Hif nv pitcher ~ walsh Ill,ingstHu. Passed
bail sullivan mplrr lu thlrf - i.oughin
Held umpire sheridan rire hour, ana Is
minutes
CHICAGO 4. =. s FHiINDEiPHIN "a, D.. : SIC
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
EASTERN LEiGrE WINDS TP.
Rochester, Are Champion for the second
Time

The Eastern League championship SEA
son came To an end yesterday Rochesi
has won the pennant for the second time
m Succession with New arb the runner up
III" Eochesters under the mana cement
1T John Camel. who handled them las,
year. played a consistently strong game
all Jason and displayed better staying
quality than the NeWark-, led 10y Iron Man
MCtunnIN, Who NsTs ALWAYS the con
tenders The Batimor~s fni shed thIrd
'hr"" points ahead Of the lOrontos The
diSa appointments we're Jersey CIV and
Providence. VINO trailed far behind almost
from The start The final standing ~ tho
club. folIDA=
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
ATHLETICS
DOIBLE HEiDER DIVIDED
WIN THE CHAUPIONS.
the DoSions Lose tc the DetroIis and "a
the HIEhIandlrrS. without Playing.
BrrAk the TIE for Thlr,l Place wash.
InEtOns split G.Rmes with browns.

CHICN0o sept : The champion Athletics
split even vtH the White SoN In = double header
here this afternoon crowd estimated a. SON
persons ne gAmeS The Hrst vent fourteen
Innings and the second called Al The end ~
the nm On a. count ~ darkness Walsh pitched
nice game In the nrst contest The visitors
went out In one tWo three order Tor eight innings
In the ninth Eelder made an error and the Nm
Istr~ tied the score \ Bad throw by SullN an
gave them the game IN the fourteenth Inc
second game was Easy Tor ne SoN The scores
FHIiAUELFHI, a, o.. r. CHICAGO a d.. I FTRsr
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
soccer.

y NarIuefte oval Yesterday the van
M'Donald-. champions ~ the amiteur
league" dr"N large crowd 10 see thei .
match with m" Brooklyns The BrookIvns
WOn. = goals -
A. Van toTtlAnd' Park the CTttrhlsva
TOOK The Bronx { niied eleven INTO ANN
hy EoazfoO
The 'amerona defeated the Hollywood
team a. Van torflandi Pars 4 goals 10 ? IN
faS' and interesting Rnme
'olumhiA O'al defeated The Cameron r
team nv too Ellis tailed four Of the goals
credited 70 the winners
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
tied FOR Cies-, in the third inning

'Ha''-d Tor clean in IN. third inning
Nevarz n I d q d q O 4
Isrssy city n q n q
Runs NsVark Zimmerman Kelly NrAIllstsr
Jersey t'N Esmond. I, Abstein. neininger.
Wheeler element HAnfoTd Two base hlt
Wheeler Sacrince hits beininReT HAnnifan
NH'-.frr - BruNns stolen hases Abstetn.
Irinlugrr. hAnnfan teft m bases Jersey city
s Newark : first bsse On error Newark I
double mays Hannifan Wheeler and Abstetn
zimmerman. ~chIAry ant Aglsr struck out ny
NNn~~r ~ 'IsarN. hy SgAfs . ftrst base
~ b.. br MAn>~r - r. ~arl wild pitches
l1rNTH W. ~ C.~arN IN tao Innings
~ ~s.Ad~ To- q, innlnEs npire IN chief
Nur-f' Tisid npire boyle Tive hour
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

CROSS-COT>rRY RSNNING.
Z. O.. and Mott Haven Z. e.
Packs out.

pack ~ twenty hill and dale men gath
sr~t a. The Mott Maven 4 e clubhouse
AMI covered a course ~ siI and half miles
" lille Bailey ~ the New YORK \ 4 and
= iorau ~ the home club mad " out over
Tho entire Journey In the last mile or so
Bailey Wa too sp~edy for ha opponent
and tho New York 4 Z man Won by about
f.f -.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
Games Scheduled for rs-ds,

~aTrpNsi fT'D'E
cincinnati m Nrw Ior- P'''sErrz In ProokI,n
~ Louis in Philadelphia rhi'Ago In boston
ssFHISs' fFaGrF
Nsv YORK m Detroit ThiIsdci DhIs IN ~ Louis
Warrington m thiCagu itpstor In Cleveland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

The NorninsSide \ G. held us open in q
run ~ three and hail miles Yesterday and
" Wa won hv ! Schroeder OF the home
'lVb ~ ." minutes - seconds
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26
400 4. .. 5 PHII,nEirHI, "a, LI.. SIC
ANp paNE


Runs Philadelphia Har's~l p Iosd ,hi-
Cago Lord poughsr'} cider Mullen
TNb base hit n tori Three hAse IT. Me- on
mol ~a,-inC~ h''s haArr Mclean. Payne.
stolen base u Lori. , DogghcrD struck out
lN tOou'h.. Ny Atkins. by lAnEe lirs'
ha>e IN balls 90 Iopruhs LETT IN bA-s>
rhIlsdsiuniA 9 chicago. = ~ ~ pitcher Wy
lAngr .NAr'~el Passed hall PAYNE 7 mpife
IN chief ploughIu I~li umpire sheridan
Time horr and e mi1u',>
~ lptis = o.. vNsHtNGroN ! FiHsr d'NE
~ iotIs Sept - ~ iou's ant washington
brOar even 20 daN The feature Of flr afternoon
UAs Johnson pitchiUg iu 'hr ss,pnd game
allowing uub one MT and STRIKING oYt r.~N ru
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

Jersey CITY ended IT. season Yesterday with a
victory over Newark nv = score ~ " \. giving
INC NHcs ters the concluding series With their old
rivals FOUR games to three CtrAry's poor pitch
ina in the nrst ana second innings hAndicap ped
me indians. giving the kyAnit-s q lead that
could not be overcome ManSer pitched steadily
Inc -rure
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

Rated for Nauoy In tho n'nih Inning
WAsh.ngtou % 20 on % :
~ Louis 90 IN % Z,
Runs NAshIrg'NT 30 hSrfs.t. Sumr.f-..'f
E~ss'Sr Thrr. base fI' tsssslsT SacrI0cs H.r
HaIs'ou stolen base tAs'tn SEwrTevIrf'
NlIf mitch Johnson fIrsl hAse on balls 90
NAlIoy. ~t-ur. us' FN Malay by fohn
-un 80 ~ Du Nssss - Louis Washington
n m pire lu chief Iraf Field an 0ire Connolly
Eirr' : hour ans So minutes
uFrUDfr Z V0~rDN ., L..
IFrRotr ~.r' IS he huston net sou N atr
'hrir farewell arnss-A-r~ In Dsfrlit Nh. day and
'H0s q 20 Nsa'rs Nns'd sAs rou-ied hard
IrS n'lt'rg ~ mo Tiger, helped 20 rep The
ftps 'Hn 70 f"'sI ||HFT me- score
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

50 ToIeGp tu'ur7HU- .pirio
50 karsas 'lf' NIsE re- Kansas city
50 - HH4I |Ifsr gHf. 80 pAui. Mime
aroi,. -srpni gHr' iinn'A polls s. 81
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

here were Two runs A. tho Mohawk
one In the morning ShiCh was for the
club Wsmher~ he open race took place
in ~" afternoon aud some Of the leaders
who nm ished were a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

BasehaiI Wsshinst"s Para. Today. Errs.
-Adr.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

Warrington u u On o % % N q
~ loris 70
N.0~ Washington cunningham ~ loriS
.urrt''r NA-'vrU TAO 'fsr hIfs t.nuir -harn
80 M. ErSsl~- TrIgg. ~Nrr'rr" hi's Mcbride
stone N.1'rr nA~r. cunningham TrIrsfAls
FEST Nas~ .r hNN- 80 Nl'rn~' 90 Na|Arr 2
N'r.l- 90 .s N.'r.r... " ID. Wf..rr l.s'' or,
Nssr- ~ "a. .s Wash ng'U0 rruIrr ir
rNI~' Fgau I'~. umpire connolly Time ,
hour nd = minute
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

HasebaIi. Polo '.T"ands To-day $50 r. "
Giants - Cincinnati. Adm ~ ID
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-26

roUN'f.' Tho Errlngeweu' Tor four
hall utf'h had uothing - DO with any
' b 70" usI| pla1 unless " .Npro--lv -'ate-
'rtf ~" undertake. 'he match made for
himself with a- partner
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-28
WORK OF THE
GRIM REAPER

Mrs James Graham died IN This
q last evening at z O'Clock al The
Sanity home, 623 East Warner The
family moved here from Milwaukee,
Wis about five months ago. lIr
Graham having charge Of the street
paving work The deceased was 40
Years Old and had been sufferer
from BNgtt's. diseese for several
dl6lHbs, liiil lad been confined to her
sea only two 'weeEs She leave BE-
sides her husband hree daugh efs--
Misses Mable, Florence and Edna-all
OF whom accompanied the remains to
Milwaukee for inte ment I'Hey left
this morning on The . O'Clock train.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-28

Aftef suspension OF nearly two
months, the Hill asphalt plant was
put into operation today. with G.. A.
Wendell In charge. Nearly all the
concrete work on the east side
streets has been done and the as
phalt force expects to complete the
sreets in a few weeks. The con
crete mixer that broke down a few
nays ago has been repaired and the
eniira paving outfit started work to.
gether today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-03-28
Federation Executive Commtlee
Nee e.

Federation Executive Committee
Nee s.
The executive committee OF the
City Federation Of Womens clubs
met Saturday afternoon al Carnegie
library and heard the reports OF the
various committees. The report on
humane work madc an excellent
showing. bu rather urged the ap
poinlment of humane Office by the
city council. The police officers are
100 busy TO look after This matter as
L should be, and The women feel thai
the matter should be attended to AZ
once Tho school desires a truani
officer and brought the matter be-
fore The committee Letters from
Mrs John 1hreadgill. president Of
the State Federation, and Mrs Hume.
pa humanitarian, were read. Both
ladies were pr0fuse In behalf CT The
executive committee which met here
iNo weeks ago, In their thanks and
appreciation OF the cordial welcome
and entertainment provided for them
while here The board rendered IA
vote OF ihansg TO Mrs Mcbride, n
brarian, Miss Lillian Bolcs,f musician,
Mis- Ease who sent hewers, and
i Mf. Knauss, who loaned piano for
the occasion Of entertaining the Wis
/ itors Mrs Charles filson announe-
ed that she would eJtferialn the Acorn
/ club on April H. md all members OF
i he city Federated clubs are Invited.
Each club viii be Invited 10 con
irbute nuDfber to the program
The regular quarterly meeting OF the
City Federation OF clubs will be held
next Satnpday OF Carnegie library.
Mrs Garnett, who has been here
from yNowala, the guesi Of her son.
NJ. H. Garnett, al the lone, left this
mofning fW points IN Texas
Miss May Melvin returned 10 Nor
4 man this morning after spending The
Easter vacation with home folks.
Miss Eva Allison went 10 Oklaho-
ma City this morning TO attend the
funeral Of Mrs Jeffries who died at
her home yesterday Mrs. Jelfries
was formerly Miss Nlhart OF this
city, a teacher in the high school.
Mlsse Bette Mercer and Lillian
Mcdonald OF Oklahoma city weTf
guess Of Mrs. u. II, Parsons and
mother yesterday at their home on
North Elm
Mrs. W. A. Frazier. Mrs Galen
Crow and Mrs. Louis Beadles leave
tomorrow 10 be guests for the week
al house parry given by Mrs. Pot
finger al Oklahoma City Many so
cial functions have been planned for
them.
Miss Lena and Donna Osborne OF
Nor.h h Cleveland. presided at an elab-
crate course dinner Saturday even
Ing. The table was centered with
liiacs and covers were laid OF tho
following Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Welch,
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A Ntuht Alarm

Worse than an alarm of fire at
night Is the metallic cough of Group.
Careful mothers keep Foey's Honey
eud Tar in the house and give II at
the first sign Of danger Foleys
Honey and Tar has saved many little
lives. No opiates. J. N. Wallace.
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PERSONAL
AND LOCAL

lellamy arrived from FL Reno today.
State superintendent E. D. Gamer
on went to Lawton today to attend
Joint meeting of farmers and edu-
Gators.
l.. A. johnson. of Chandler, spent
Sunday in the city.
Crawford Cameron, law student
8. the Oklahoma university, return
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To Break in New Shoes Always Use
Aliens Foot Ease, u powder. II pre-
vents tighiness and blisterlng, cures
Corns, Bunions, Swollen. Sweating,
Aching feet. AT druggists, 2jc.
Sampe mailed FREEs Address A
s. Olmsted lie Roy, n. Y
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en 10 Norman today after spending
Sunday with his parents here.
President II. b. Abernathy, of the
Chickasha school for girls, is in the
city.
Robert Calvert, a student at the
university at Norman, spent Sunday
with his parents, Superintendent and
Mrs, W. S. Calvert.
Gavin Mccoy, OF Oklahoma City,
spent Easter with his patents, Post
master and Mrs. Mccoy.
Harry Spurlock OF Dallas, spent
sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Spurlock
Charles r. Barrett has returned
t;om Shawnee, where he spent lit
de while looking after real estate de-
,e!opments. Shawnee is hunlning, he
says.
Judge Dale was in Oklahoma City
today.
J. L. Young. a banker from Geary,
was in the city today.
s. f. Swinford, president Of the
Fist National bank at Saltwater, is
in the city.
II. II. B'enner, a Pawhuska banker
Was here today.
T. ]. Leahy OF Pawhuska was here
tocay on legal business.
G. +. Smith is here from Ponca
City.
r. J. Coneway is transactng bust
Hess here today from Orlando. =.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. c. Barreclaw re
turned 10 Muskogee today after q
stay OF several months here.
}. o. Butler OF Crescent was here
today.
NJ. l.. Mitchell was here from Per
~ on business today.
A. NJ. Griffith of Wichita is in the
City.
Miss Iessie Bennett of Terelion has
enlolled for course in Shorthand al
the business college.
NJ. ID. Owen of Chandler was here
today.
W. A. Ledbetter aud A. T.. Evans
Of Oklahoma City aie in the city.
R. G. Dugs of Ardmore is ih1 fls
city.
B. F. Rice Of Tulsa is in the city
CT Legal business.
Fred Van DUN. manager Of the
Hillings hotel ut Enid. was here TO
Cay to pay taxes on his Guthrie prop
erty.
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