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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
EDITOR PLEADS NON vULT.

JERSEY CITY. Jan. 12.-Dixie Amer,
editor of a weekly newspaper in West
Hoboken, under indictment for alleged
libel on the Rev. Joseph f. Ries, of
West New York, entered a plea of non
vult in the county court. He asked
that leniency be shown him, saying he
believed the statements he published
to be true until when too late he found
he had been imposed upon. He will
be sentenced Thursday.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
RECIPE FOR cATARRH

The only logical treatment for catarrh
is through the blood. A prescription
which has recently proved wonderfully
effective in hospital work is the follow
ing. Any druggist has the Ingredients
or will quickly get them for you Any
one can mix them.
zone ounce compound syrup of Sar-
saparilla: one ounce Toris compound;
half pint f1rst-class w~hiskey.' These
TO be mixed by shaking well in a bottle,
and used in tablespoon doses before
each meal and at bedtime This cured
many people here last winter.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
CITY HOSPITAL TO TREAT
SUFFERERS WITH RABIES,

A room has been set apart in tho
City Hospital as a bureau of research
for the treatment of rabies, following
a meeting held yesterday by DR.. Her
man c. II. Herold, DIR. George L. War
rem, DR.. Richard N. Connolly and DIR.
Werner Range. of the local health
board.
Provision has been made for the ex-
animation of the heads and spines of
supposed mad dogs. and for the treat
meht of persons who may have been
bitten.
An arrangement for a supply of virus
has been made with the New York
Board of Health.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
BOY ASKS 5000 FOR
HURTS IN CAR ACCIDENT,
Says Trolley's Sudden Start
Threw Him on Fender.

Samuel Kravitz. the 1~2-year-old son
of Jacob Kravitz, 122 Broome street, Is
seeking $1,000 0 from the Public Service
Corporation for alleged damages sus-
tanned in an accident at Market and
Mulberry streets on September Is last.
The case was heard by a jury in the
Supreme Court today.
Young Kravitz. on the stand, said
that he was crossing in front of a car
when it suddenly started, throwing him
on the fender. Injuries to his head,
body and limbs resulted.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
SWEEP JERSEY
CITY STORE BUILDING.
Blaze Causes $4,000 Loss on
Newark Avenue.

JERSEY CITY, Jan. 12.-Fire was
discovered early today in the III. Ger
main five and %ten-cent store on the
ground floor of the ~three-story brick
building, 116-120 Newark avenue. A
second alarm was turned in and the
hremen confined the blaze to the ground
floor. The loss is estimated at $4,000.
The two upper floors of the building
were occupied by a business college.
They were not damaged. The aus
of the fire is undetermined.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
NAB ESCAPED CONvIcTS.

oSsINING. N. Y, Jan. 12.-The two
~convicts who escaped from Sing Sing
prison over the ice on the Hudson have
been recaptured. Francis Frank was
caught while hiding in a haystack on
Miss Helen NJ. Gould's estate in larry
town. Frederick A. Nedwig. the. other
prisoner, was found in I%rvington.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
ELECTRIC CHAIR NOT READY,
DODGES DEATH FOURTH TIME

RALEIGH, N. G.. Jan. 12.-Walter
Morrison and John Atkinson, sentenced
to be electrocuted today, have been re-
prieved for sixty days by Governor
Kitchin, owing to the fact that the in
stallation of the electric apparatus is
not yet complete.
This makes the fourth reprieve for
Morrison on account of unpreparedness
of the State.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
GIFTS For SPEAKER WARD.

TRENTON, Jan. 12.-Just as the
Assembly was about TO adjourn,
Assemblyman Joseph p. Tumulty.
OF Hudson. presented Speaker Harry
p. Ward. OF Bergen County. with a
chair, clock and other household art
icles, which, he said. had been sent by
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12

AiChO OhlOyOd IA 0ist
good sleep during my entire illness. 1
also used Cuticura Resolvent and the
treatment was continued for about three
weeks. At the end Of that time / was
able to be about the house. entirely
cured, and have felt no iii effects since.
i would advise any person suffering
from any form Of skin trouble to try the
Cuticura Remedies as / know what they
did for me. Mrs. Edward Nenning, 1l12
Salina ST., Watertown, N. Y. April IL.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
PRINCESS IRENE IN PORT.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-The North
German Lloyd steamship Princess
Irene, which left New York on Deem
Der 80 lost her rudder at sea last
Sunday, arrived in Bremen today,
about forty hours late,
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12

BOTcb IIOIu DcdU 10 Ib0b
and for six weeks con-
fined to my bed. Dur
ing that lime l suffered
continual torture from
itching and burning.
After being given up by
my doctor / was adj
vised to try the Cuti-
cura Remedies. After
the first bath with Cuti-
cura Soap and applica-
ton OF Cuticura Oint-
L
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12
BEDR|DDEN WITH
ECZEMA SIX WEEKS
itching, Burning Eruption from
Head to Foot Doctor Gave Her
Up Entirely-First Application Of
CuticuraB Brought ReIiefand Sleep.
CUTlCURA REMEDIES
EFFECT PERFECT CURE

-Four years ago I suffered severely
with q terrible eczems, being a mass OF
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-01-12

81 No tagging no Itup the bargain and money saving interests OF ths January SpGai Sale
As SNOWFALL gathers and grows bigger with each revolution so this gigantic trade event gains in
volume and force with each additional dv. The ng in tes store, the number of packages daily
tn receipts each day, all tnt their intensified tale of eaerthanevr business als serve
as mpehng mcnuvest to you Things here are moving lively gait these anuaryd days. new
lots conc and CO.'S sustaining interest in te brilliant barganc carnival Don't fail to get your share.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
Personal
and
Otherwise
LoccI Mention

ID Deyerell has gone to the
Salmon river to examine some
placer ground.
ID. J.. Surby, a prospector in
the Ten Mile district is in the
city. He has some valuable
claims on Leggett creek.
G. w. Reese, Of Salt Lake, in-
terested in the lease on the
Jumbo, passed through camp on
his way 10 the HUMP.
A camping party from MT.
Idaho have been enjoying them
selves near ELK City, this week.
They were. NJ Fuller ano
family Mrs. Mccarthy Mons
Mccarthy and Murel Atkinson
Register now, and vote al th'
primaries
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
Do not fail 70 Register.

DO not tan 10 Register.
J. I'd. Brown is at present
taking a lay off, after working
all summer on the Uncle Sam.
Ross T.. Stout, Of the o. G.
Lapp Co., has returned from q
vacation spent in the Lewiston
country.
w. u. Johnson and ", j.
Comley, owners Of The Hercules
mine. were in town Saturday
after supplies.
Chas. Booi, Che Dixie merchant
was Ia lslk City, Oh business this
week. and went 10 Portland
"Wednesday
Mrs. M Perry returned home
Tuesday, from a visit IA the bot
springs and the Finley ranch,
on Upper Red river
Az ~ smith who hae been
amusing ~ Parks for tne paal
few days bias returned NJ hls
homo in the Zen Aile district
Louis Clark Pete Cogle, a.
aufby and Oliver lrobel9 joined
lI4 Ifl IuIlIlf. WIIID.I4.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

] hereby anrlunco myself as q
candidate for ihe Office of clerl.
Al ihe district court, ox.olNsi0
auditor and recorder of Idaho
county Idaho, subject 10 tle plll
of tbe republicans al the primal.
io " August 1910.
~ ~ liARRN
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18
Inc O. G. LApp CO., Ltd.


Hereafter the Elk City Mining
News will be issued on Thursday.
This is to give our patrons the
paper on Fridays stage, instead
Of letting it lay over until Mon
day.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

Joe Guenette, who keeps an
eating station at the mouth Of
Ten Mile, was in Elk yesterday
on business.
If you do not register you can
not vote at the primaries.
Elk City Mining News a year
for 81.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-08-18

M. n. PettiDOne Candidate for
County Commissioner from
First District.
4 hereby announce myself as a
candidate for the Office of county
commissioner from Che first dis
trict Of Idaho county, Idaho, sub-
Ieel 10 Che viii Of Che democrats
al the primaries 10 be held on
August Both
N. A. PEIIlBONE.
The sun., 1910-05-02
CORNELL ANDN DIANS ar ODDS.
ItAarans can on Football Game and
There's Tak of q suN.

Cornell has called on the football Rsn.
with tho Carlisle Indians that was 70 have
been played only four days before The
Cornell Pennsylvania game nent ssll n,
IL understood that when Joe Beacham og
Cornell told Glenn Warner Of the Indian.
that the game must he cancelled, Warner
said We've got a contract signed for that
game. and u you break II we'll sue Won =
To which Beacham replied that the Indian.
might sue " they wanted TO-
This puts an end ~ CONDITION which hs.
aroused much feeling ~ Ithaca. when
the Indian game Was arranged. II was done
By some influence that didn't take INF, con-
aiderattOn the desires ~ the fooflpa II nls 49,,
tOrnslliau said last saturday In phti.
delphia " woult he suicide 10 nlsv ~.
.ndians and then Tour days later 20 tackle
IN FhIiadeipnia' 4 ioi NJ people thought h
meant the management didn't care sfo,,,
the Fennsylvania game a. all. although n
10 really he objective Of our season
u is mighty good thing u thas he-D
called on because y will help Pennsyivsnss
% SEE how much We regard the Raj and
hlue a. . rival We are coming rlnser 1Ud
closer together. Pennsylvania - ioott,v
toT cross country race with Cornell nssi
iall again, ana Ne have resumed relations
IN irack too We meet penr.vIvanis M
rowing IN junior race separately - veil
~ ~ PouEhkeep@ie IN the general regatta
ahd We meet IN baseball, too They are
guI sIeli rvals, aud IN Ithaca We like 20
think that u n a sOrt Of Harvard Yale Tels.
ton hat Weom ts ''@
Pennsylvania men are talking about IN.
chances for football games with Warv.rd
ahn irinCrion One Pennsylvanla man
says there's more than an even bet ibsi
Pennsy lyania and Princeton viii mset IN
iai aud no experts % see 4 Harvard psrT,-
sJibahia game within the neAt three wears
The sun., 1910-05-02
ASSOCIATION TOOTBaLL.
enc Goal Derldss Cup Tie IN Favor Of
HOllNW God Inn

One goal twenty v.rgr"- after tho arar'
dEGid-1 fhs final game ~ mo -rrual .spfIa
n the Nsp York state Football N.-ss ALTON
N favor n fhe steven ruprs-sufIur me-
Hoily y 1"i irI Foot bail siuu of honssrs
against m" trit.nlIt- Of Bro0llvn ~ Mar
quett' oval So fsrday afternoon The
wind favored me 'ork-fa team IN rhs 0r.f
half ard U fh" rpur." OBJ suu.a Ttrid Oh.
Change- near rho rirrTIay goal ,ap' Porter
of hollywood Inn Er' 10 long shot from
the halfbasE Ir" vhirH found fh, n.r Tho
half ended WIN mo -'0rr too IN .typr Of
Hollywood. and 900 'hr -s,ond period. Wirb
the wind iaNDri1E 'hrtH. f1., trItsHI.v. rrr.
held NJ bay fhog' scoring Iva. rarrrIy
a klrkinr game. H- tTH vigorous ,0rk of
The nnlihH'r-. iraVusTf|" u..H Isnd bf
Referee WHITE. TrfHffarst tHfU fII .ff.f.. y,ts 4
- r"TiuuH 'UWh.LFtIou plIr WpIvv 5YI
Inn suCyeed- mo Brook rr- 90 ruu holder.
IN ur amateur If1El# rHallfl pf. hin
lHture o. M''11i.I iIaid Hrooslrn ys-rrr.
daF, the cameron. and ArtadH Th-rI..
played ~ q 'ir. saru ~" -rOruz fau yosl.
The Cameron iaI roo fIa vUI of PIE. r--t
hall Bale" IHtIuy .uuui r|s TuI-f.a- u.t
tollpNtfg 'HU rrH ffrf J. .ra ,..tHH.stH f1r
tho llisfI.-. bUf .sII Hmad bot .t o.
hitsati PLACED 'Ir ifH.arsuH 4El.. .. rf..
raf p ItI''"' .HrH" fY .nH rH.. ... .. fa.
Thrtlee nrsr '". l.0-' lI rHr .tr.a ..r.
TAI. I'd 'r' point fU.' -.. H.I f". ua.
A. Van '1irar1f T... ru. t.r..-,..
EesFrlEr OLE nH rI. rHus. H.fI fHs rrgr.
Untrd rlorau. cab rIIa 81. 1rr- .rIa A.
bali time tho tHrrruU Ea.arra. Ia.f 90, I
LfiFhion GETTING through gntrsf fh. srl
tive 1Ffrnc- Cf EfuN 2 uff.f Lord rraI f,.
score ~ tle second hall aah a..
The sun., 1910-05-02
GIRL N 1 MNAWAr.
Later she ToOk Part IN the Brushing %
the aRredMaN.


Claro. 2li's. the big chestnut paeeI
owned by Joseph Gibbons. defeated hi'
rival, Coast Marie. 7Ill.. from tho stable
Of James A. Murphy. In straight heats
yesterday morning ct Speedway Park
Mr. Gibbons has his powerful sidsWheeler
IN splendid condition and the latter Wenl
like clockWoFk The brushes we're both
close. but Il was apparent when the con.
testanis had reached the quarter post that
!, was not Coast MArie's day and the seldina
maintained his lead 10 the hnish
Another pair of topnOtch PAGERS which
furnished splendid sport were Christopher
Hackctts Who Kn0wa and \ B. wolfs
Minnie Albert Who KnOVs took the aTsi
heat. aud II was close. but no, 50 close a.
rhe neNt. which went 70 the mare by q nose
Among the sideWheclers are the mares
owned by Thomas b leahy and william
scott. which also figured cOnspicuOusly
~ the sport SCOTS mare y a compare.
lively new one on the drive and IA called
louise D She won the second heat IN a
race with l.eahy's Princess Direct The
lt,uCss- won the decisive heat however
Edward Bottenus drove his mare Hose
ElectTic Two winning brushes and they
were victories 10 he proud Of She had
Tor an opponent The fast mare TriXy "
" no was on ihe drive In the hands Of Gus
osborne The brushes were close. but
Rose never allowed TriHy 10 reach even
terms
Dave McClary was out on the drive with
a green trotter called Dick. tho made the
speedway cont tinRent sit up and take notice
Ne was entered IN two brushes and won
them handily. defeating Theodore "
Bazsetts Miss Ebsie and leo oettinger's
Nashville and r MCtuire's King Clay
Nashville and Miss Eb1ie each had heat
to their credit when Dick Joined IN and put
them both in the ranks of the defeased
When Dick tried cOnclusions with King
clay. a gray gelding With q record Of 2ii'..
% was another I'm for the newcomer
M ~ S'Feeter, and he was entered in q
couple Of brushes, one Of which he Won
IT'S victory was over C-F Weber's Hall
tame but he lOst when he tackled Hugh
Hley's Re On Time Patrick Kennedy
entered HIS hay TeldtnR Earl u ihree
aud FRED DettG's Fashion. Ihe three
horses finished IN the order named With
only short length between the leaders
No Speedway meeting seems 10 be com
nlete n late without q runaway, aud the
one that occurred on the upper stretch
lonal A. a girl and = racing cart. an IN
usual com hination 90 fhe drive figured In u
Ms- katherine karpf Of iOnksrs was
seated behind the roam Eelding Chlrtch.
gI1... when he decided 10 make things
lively around ihe half mile post Mss
Karpf cluhR 10 the reins hut Thlrich j. q
handful for any men and II was Impossible
for her 10 stop him Mounted Policeman
4 rOvi iay brought The runaway 10 q stand
1'i'l pyqFter u a mile below Washingt0n
bridge Miss karpi did not lose her pres
euce of mind. bnt II y . marvel that she
could nannsc to stay In the irail cart with
ihr horse going a. express train speed
She Joined IN the brushing later In The day
The sun., 1910-05-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
white sON Win FHtesn Inning TusSAa
Frsm the Tagers.

CHICAGO. May I-Ths white SOK de-
foaied the Tigers this afternoon in a fifteen
inning game by a scOre of ID !. The
feature NJ the game was the pitching Of
Walsh. who KEPT the Tigers eight hits vel
scattered and bad thirteen strikeouis 10 his
credit. Bush was famed Ave times out Of
seven times ~ hat The Sos isield went 10
pieces m the ninth inning. allowing tho
Tigers 10 gain one run lead. The SOx came
back In their portion Of the ninth and tied
the scOre and then won In the iifteenth
when Gannehill. who TOOK Blackburne's
place ai short In the tenth. dOubled 70 left,
Neut 20 third Oa a sacrifice and scored ON
a Wild pitch
score.
The sun., 1910-05-02
CROSS-COI NTRT RuNNING.
Mohawk 4. 4. wins Team HsRsrs IN Net
ronolIIan ahampIonahIn.

The senior Metropolitan championship Of
ne 4 4 I rang down the curtain on the
hall and dale season yesterday. the event
being held under The auspices ~ the Passaic
Valley canoe club a. Paterson. Four
team. the New York 4. &. MOhawk 4. e..
Mott Haven \. &. and Acorn A. A.-fOught
o. out over q course of about siH miles
Though the individual prize vas con-
sidrrrd important u vas nothing compared
20 the team prize. which vent 10 the Mo-
hawk 4 c. with a total Of y points The
New York 4. e. was second with a.. the
Acorn 4 was third with 20 and the Mott
Nay~ns fourth Wtth -
william krameT 81 the Acorn 4 4
tho national individual champion. proved
once again that hr has no peer at the sport
100 the locality Tor he Won by over q minute
from Harry Mrt'inn Of the New York 4. e..
his nearest opponent. II h. MCtiinns nrat
season however and considering hat fact
The wissacres think he performed very we'll
Ne vas the first man 10 finish for the New
ork 4 e but h. vas poorly supported In
the iussle for the team prize.
The summary
The sun., 1910-05-02

Totals 20 u Saii
'lAitrf for Gfaney ~ the eleventh inning
'hatt~d 'DT Peity IN The stAth Inning
.haited for kinseila In the ninth inning
iBAited for Waddel In thr ele, -uth inning
Cleveland q y o. n u q n s
N L1uis y o o / a ; n O
Runs Cleveland =Gtancy. kulegsr LAioie
N'o,Ail. i0fd 81 Louis wallace. HATisell 3
NhNtinef Two hase hits Sio, An. - iaie
Hoffman, Ahstein Tine base hlsa SrhSe eitkeT
sarrif"e hiu kfueger rurneT. Graney Sacrince
~ Ninne Double pay Petty GrKgs aud
Amtein. stolen hase-fisher Hit by mtcheT-
W PrlN ihTuegrfn via nitrhes- IalkenheFN
tint base m halls on Petty :. on faIken
eerg. ~ kingella, ~ Berger = StFnrk Out
p Petty. A. hy Waddell D. hy Falkenherr 5
lleft on bases ~ Louis. =. Cleveland. 10 TIM
lire ln chief OIcGRhHn Assistant umpire
Ferrine. Tine : hours ant "a mlnutrs.
ANEHIcAN EHaarE srANnTNo
The sun., 1910-05-02

To,alS. 81 MAJ = Totals ~ aa = 5
hatled for Parent Ia the ninth lnnlHg.
Inalted for Browning In the eighth lnninH.
lhatted for Willett IN the Rinsh iaBing,
tnc out when winning rln WAS srOFcd
petroit.. ...... 90 0Oo o o : o o 0 q o-a
chicago, ... OOOltOO0 0 0 . IA
huns-Detruit- MeihlYrs. Crawford. Dslshany
hlcagO-leider. GaadlL. Purtell Tannehii
I've base ms-CmWfOFd. paRAshih. Thfen
oehe mi-Payue. aacrince hlts-Hahn. 2; Black
9urne, puTtell. Walsh, Tanhehlh struck out
W Walsh. u; By browning, !. By Pern0ll
First base On hAlls-on Walsh. 1. On
ssfnoh' a. l.eft On bases-chicago. =; Detroit "a
NJ ny pltcheT-ny fernon purtelD. Wild
pitches-Walsh. PsTnor UmplFe IN rhlsf-Shert.
uAn assistant umplre-kurin. Tine. hours
and tA minutes.
CLEVELAND, s. ~ IoUTa "a. ~. T.
~. Louts, May l.-PerFing. plach hitter ain
Glsu " the eleventh inning Of IN daya game and
Nun the game for Cleveland. The Browns made
= great right when they tied the score IN the
1tnth. forcing FakenheTg 70 The benrh. BsrReF
lnished the Ean,c and never Was IN trouble
tritl pirhcd poorly at the start witch accounts
Tor 'leVeland's early lead. The sroFe.
The sun., 1910-05-02
TO-DArS CARD FOR AqUEDUCr.
WuiAmsburE STAKES for Three-ysar-Olds
the AltrAe ton.

The stake feature 81 AqueduCt this after
nom ~ the Williamsburg for three-year-
olds a. Uy furiOnRs. With The Turk, Rocky
% Bri-n and Grasmere perhaps the best
o. the opening event. a selling affair a. a
mile and o sixteenth. Tho Peer Tony BoRerO
and FONT look ths hrzt The Second race
i- handicap a. mile. With Polls. Fire-
stone and Liennp probable factors IN the
80 vision ~ tho money
UO-vrar-0lda will run IN the third event
10 i've furlOnRs with Golden, CarhineaF aRi
k0TmaN having chances In Tho nth event
-siiinR race ~ six and 4 half fITionRa
Bryce. Stafford and Bri ghton may cut On
be- uur=s Tv0-yeaT -Okds will meet In the
lat race az four and a half hirlOnRs. Danger
Nara. PIuyiOus and sheriff bradley having
shown good form
THs entries follow
The sun., 1910-05-02
billiards.

There will be no more clicking Of the balls
a. the corner of Broadway and Forty-second
street John Doyle to-day will open hrs
street. DOyie'H new place Ia the largest
room on one nOOT In the country. besiues
having space for thirty tables he has
erected an exhibition academy caDsbie Of
seating 800 persons. The academy game
will begin next wednesday evening. Wnen
The sun., 1910-05-02
Camp says EIEh' Ward R.gulrsmrnt .,
Coed.

Ntw HAvTN Conn MAY I.- Walter Csmp.
VINO returned to-day from the football
neeiinE m Philadelphia, says hs believer
&c rules favored ~ the meeting In Phila-
lire fOOihall world Ne asid th~t ~ ~.
qacks cannot helu eacc other throuQh fS
me. me- king u more dinIrult 10 rrIr 7T1rrs,'l
~ flgll Iafo Requirement Coz Ara d1m1
vas tuel and prupcT.
The sun., 1910-05-02

PNss,i,. Y J May Paddy O'Sullvsn
iiehir of australia was easy for Prank L
Nraluer. the national cycling champion.
In their match sprint race AZ the Clifton
Nehlr led ,iNtg yards from the finish b.
nearly length Kramer then shot out and
m tho first heat. a mile, won by nearly a
length N looked a. 10 Hehir won the
second nv the width Of tire but she iudFes
declared it a draw Il was Kramer by hall
q length IN the third
The sun., 1910-05-02

ton available relative 70 the tire situation 20 as
10 be. prepared for an open discussion a. the
meeting. which promises 70 he one Of the most
Important from . manufacturers point Of view
that the association has held \ number Of
other important subjects viii come up for con
sideraenn At the meeting. and Il Is hoped tha {
nothing WI prevent yegr having your board
member In attendance.
The sun., 1910-05-02
eManhSN
The Economy Car

Eight years Of constant e@on
and an ambition to build the
best moderate priced car make
the Maxwell the nEen
% well as most economical
automobile investment.
The sun., 1910-05-02

Two out shea winning run Wss scored
50. Louis 20 o n.A
Cincinnati q o q "a
Runs-S'. Louis HugElns Eihs. Mourey WI
~, ? Cnciunau-n nesehrr Paskeft, 2. Miilcf.
hobitEei. Mclean Two hase hts paskert.
auGEs. Melehn. Iowney Three base HIS
nescheT. Hohlit1el Wiius HuEEna Stoen bass
- Miller. EEAn. nowney Sarriuce hits Miller
H0bhtrel. Mitchell First base on halls on
SugEs. q OF Willis. StrlCk oBt-By WINS 3
By SuRUs. Lsft on hasSs Cinrinnau. .. 81
louis. q Umpire N chief O'nsy Assistant um
pire-Brsnnah Time, hours
NATIONAL LHsauF STANDING
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A. Dallas Dallas. a Galveston ~
~ FORT Worth sah intnulo. Z FORT Worth.
~ HOuston Houatnn. a shreveport I
A. Oklahoma Cit WacO. =. Oklahoma city. !.
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Albert Cutler and Thomas Husston. the
champion, will meet In three cushion
contest Of 10 points, forty points each
night. This will be followed by q game
and then John Daly and hueston will cross
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a. 0uisvtlie Louisville s. Columbus,
A. Milwaukee Milwaukee ?. - paul
A. Mlnneap polls -hinneA polls. "a. Kansas civ q
~ Toledo -Tolcfio, T. indianapolis. =
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ANRnMnnnlEA
AUTOMORu.ES
Cheaper Than a Trolley

FKERES another case Of MAXWELL eeoRomV-RUe peOpLe
H eaR taks trip Of 90 miles iR big 30 H. p touring
cur at q total cost Of go iRelHdiHO S0SOLeRe OIL tire
saE etc. Tie trip for RUs people bW trolley 20 miles out
Of ND York and back costs 81 co. TiS striking example
Of the great economy Of MAXWELL cars.
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sHatSsd for Latte IN ne ninth inrlaE
Rochester .- 0-3
Jersey City ........... n a
Runs -ROchester Anderson. Pattee. Osborn 3
H0ily Jersey City-ClemcnL :. Hauford Johnson
t.0Hdy HAnnifan. 2 SpahT Three haae hit
Hannlfan. Three 6ase hit-IOhnton Sacfthce
biea-CtemenL hanser. Osborn, Batch Stolen
L.eft on haasu-iePbcy Cit, 2 Rochester s FIRST
base on srvnrs-- ieTscY CITY. 3 Rochester.
Struck gut-by ManseT, : Savidge. . l-antie
FiFst haas on bais-On Manser. y 0d Latte !
tfmrirR IN chief Kelly. Assistant umpire
noyie Time hour ana IS minutes