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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20


teemme bppin ettd Iiitd maorin o.
famine minimum tpnttildstd. Iilid tais
mas ia nae bufemu mutto Sumalan
Jana ppIpp iontoittiIesti. &olme o.
mat. iotfa tooistaipat taiipaasIa: e
Ia. Jana ia YpoG Senti ia ne folme
ptIi omat; ia fplme omot iotfa to-
oiStapot maon pddud: benfi, mrIi
ia iperi, ia ne tolme phoeeid onat.
So jos me ibmieten tobistutIet o.
iomme, Min on Jumalau tobistus
Iuurempi, iud tdmd on Sumolan
iooishus, jonfa Sdn poiastanlo to'
biSti: iofa usfoo Sumolan Poian
pddue, bdneId on eldmd, So tdmd
on fe %tobistus, eta Sumola on neil.
lie iontoittilen eldmdn ontonut, ia ie
eldmd On !Sanen YoiasIaan. Sofia
MT OH Sumolon ppifa usfon faut
ia, b6neId on elamd.
Sumolan, meioGn @apabtoiamme
raftaus ia bpmpps ibmiIiae illness
mi, Ell monburstouoen toitteu tautta
FUN me tebneet plemme. fpoon sd
men lampeutenia foutta Sdn meiodt
outuootii tefi. Sa MT Sumola tob
too eta me piodmme itIedmme lei
loiIeno, mitIi Sdn on meiodt Yoins'
Iaan SeeIutiesIa tebnpt. Gmmebdn
Iiloin fersfoa it estdmme maan See
IufieStu, iota meta on ~outiaofIi teb.
MT. EGtd MT moailmn pitdd rDpb
fepten6 jopd iphmppten6tin. Sa Fun
linpo iuuri iultiiesIa Ioarnosiatin.
ettei IitS min iomi toioottaa. Wiutta
Serro ~Ianoo: 9lltGdt Ientdboen beta
pelidtto, IiuG Ell ole mitddn peitettp,
iota Ell tuIe iiettdndfIi. Sofa mind
teine pimeGsiD fonon, iitG Iaarnuttoo
f~ottoien pd6ad. Sentdboen, iofa
minun i%uunustoo ibmisten ebesid
len tunnuSton mind mpDs minun
Sidni eoeSIa, iofa on toinaasIo.
Wtutto iofa tieltdd minun ibmisten
eoesid, bdnen fieldn mpDs mtnhir
Sidni ebeSId, iofa On taipaasIa,
Gmme torrpitte pelidtd eifd bdneto
tunnustoo &ristuSta uutuuoefI emme,
QaIio exempt on Ipptd bdpetd 10
peIidtd fieItGd Gristus ia Sdnen In
nostustpDnid. &pud niitdfin on. iot
fa iiitd tersfnapot, ioioen Ioppu or
faootuS.
SeeIus %Ianoo: Sofa fuulee minnr
%ianani ia usfoo len iota minuo Id
betti, 6dneud on iontoitfinen eldntG
ia Ell tule tuomioon, maan menes
tuolemaSto clGmGdn. WtitGe mi
tStda n'eitd idtd nefomasta. pi
fGGn muu FUN pimitettp Tdrtemme
Guet pnbo Sentl ldo tdtd meluG
elpouteIiumin tnutta tirfastao, mir
emme moi Iitd u%efoa, fila min D.
lemme perrin turmeltuneet. Wluater
Iitd main Ioomme ustoo, miloin 10
misIG Iitd main nellie ilmoitetoon,
Wiitd ioomme uetoo? SitG, ettd See
~Tutien tuoIemaeia Ipntimme buttut
ia faSteesIa Sdn mootetti meiodt
manbursfouoen pumuIn ioua moim.
me IeiIoo Sumolon tuomiouo.
$. Mdtironta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
@anban miehen bmolet.

Gr6GltG nonbaito fofeneelta mies
bella tpipttiin ferron, obois'atuotfo
bGutd tlnloutiet tomin; ia b1nen
mostouf Ienia tnului: Nb, moi. ne
t%uottaipat minulle palio lepottomuntt
ia. GntIoeaoban t6sIG, mit6 minuuo
iota pdind on tetemistd ia toimitta'
mieta: Sniff on minulla fofIi tot.
taa feIptett0mdnd, tatIi idnietd mar
tioiponu, etteiWdt i%uotiIi pois, iiiien
on minuid fatii buuttaa lilmdld
pioettdmGnG, ptIi t6Grme montina
pinet!dmdnd ia ioit!d ioputIi on mis
nuua tonin Ioiras mics boloettds
mana.
,Wtutta tuinfo ipoin tdid pmmdrs
tdd", ianoi b6nen pstGmdnId, .fuin'
Ia Ie on muboouieto, faitfea tdtd
toimittaa pbt'aitau?"
yto min, naetaIi manbo mics, o'
fan loita on tobellotin niintuin la
npin. ytio fot,i fottoa pmat mos
lemmot iilmdni, ioita minun tGptDp
buoIelliIeeti ipartioioa, etteitpdt tiins
ipiii lpbontin, ioeta iielullent oliIt
ipobintoa. gtuo molemmat iGnitlet
prpot tatlt ialtauni, jotto OH btlltttds
nd, etteimdt ldeIiIi mddrid poieuia
ostumaon; molemmat baufat otuat
mimun fatIi tGttGui, ioito minun idp-
ipp turtGsii ipolpou, ettetpGt tDDe.
tentell ItiosIatin ndGrpDbesid, paan
tctiTinpGt 6bferaeti ipDt6 toimeen tu'
lemiIetIeni ia ldbimmdieteni bD6oDt'
Il. &ddrme on eieIeBS iota minun
tulee rporj6AsaipalGe he, Ds~petries.
ia ia ta;testo wifd poRa on 9a'o.
peura on onIa iDodment, lptu mimun
olinpmao tdptpp m%artioiod, ettei inn.
tilet oiotutIet ia baIut iitd iniIi buli'
ia; ia ioputIi t%orfoittu nina ioirauI'
la miebeud omou ilIedni. toto oIeu'
tooni, iotu dina torwitiee buoIenpi'
tooni ia b%ottpont.
Sos iofainen ibmincn pitdiIi nGin
tartan buoleu iiIeet6dn, pliii bdnelld
min ralio tpDtd ia toimituSto. ettd
i6iIi martin mdbdu oitoo ioleue elds
bimGiien omen eoeetd lotoIemileen."
Sofa baluao iaaoa ipoitpn i,IeStdGu,
mutto find tdistelusId tuntee itIeuid
lion beitotii, min ettd ban ferta tois
Ienia perdstd ioutnu toppiolie, bdr
poetfopu SeeIutien tDtD, iofo ur
mobtaWoiIuuoelloan fotiabtaa alas
beitfoibin Siipnin mneltaiiin, ia
ban on totiIesti Ioofua SeeIufIeIta
Iet6 untectI ettd lobous
tueta ia ipoinIao. Siud ei meiuG ole
Ie plimdinen poppi, iofa Ell toioa
nteiDdn beittouttomme armobtaa,
poon iofo taitieia tiuIotiu on, niins
FUN mefin, tuitentin iIman Ipntid.
Siud Iiitd, ettd ban fdrIinpt ia tiu'
Iatlu on, toitaa ban mDDS niitG out
taa, iotfa tiuiotoop, Sin6tiu iiis,
fun tiuloutTiin iouout, potene See
%iutIen turpiin ia rufoiIe ie rutouS,
ionta S6n life on opettomut: rgId
ioboa meitd fiuiantIeen".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20
usfontO ia mieliiairanbet.

Sppiu uIein Iaomme lufea iiies
mrrbtiu oueen 1ppnG uSfonnon ais
foanIaaman mielenbdiriDn. Woinos
jan omaisten ontnman tdlIoiIen Ielts
tptIen pmmdrrdmme belposti, Iiud
onbun Iiindtin iouefulle loboutusta,
Fun mufo usfonto On puut IppnG
hIouoiieen rauffamaiIe en, fomoIoan
teton. Ommdrrdmmepd belposti
uSfontoa nastustonienfin tuouais'
ia 'pptd eritoiieua innouu painosta.
man, Iiud onban iiindfin taas to.
oistus. mime uSfonto mie ia ettd
Sumala iittentin panee ibmiien pGdI
lie Iuuremman fuorman, FUN mintd
tbminen iatIaa fontoo. Sun nGin
on, iiuoin on parasite nGlttGG faifs
tea uefonnoa iIuutta ibmiIeue turmi.
oIiIeno, ia oinotin totiStu ustons
nouiIuutta on peIGttGnG. Sietpsii
itdten ustontoa ipptettdesId eli otetn
lutuun pIlenfanu Iairaon entiStd elds
u,6d, CT moroiteta ruumitn termenttG
t6pttdmdetd mGdrin, eli pilffaamusta
Sumolan ontomio beu9en Iateio, ill
la Iiaoiu beioeu tGptpiIi iiIetin tobiss
tgn tooefYi, ettd SumoIan fGstpt ma.
li%stdloat mieIen ia tctemdt ibmiIen
pth mqrtdpdiIetIi.
'@rGs tanstolaiucn bermoIdGfdri
ldGt. tobtori q. .. &od) OH dsfet.
tain iuloieIut tuteimutIioon tGStd tn,
ipm0tieetd ia lpetoo mp6e mcnien
etemieu Decentralization luuIuntoibin,
ioieIu nuot ld6tGrit mufuuttnlunt ettd
to1 moeonnoliIuuS on moimaLinen
lld6fe mieIiIojrnutto ,uostoan. ,rSs
romuinen ibminen Ell min bcIposti
ioubu mieliIoirnuoen ubritIi ia mois
baum beIpommin parontoo fuin
mmut." YrofeeIort s. SroepeIius
polion IuetuoIn tdl~ifiriosIoon eli moi.
Mite mieliIairnuoen Ipitii olenfaon
usfontoo. Somoin protest. Is. Wieps
erS tuuonna 1907 antomosIaon teot.
IeeInon ei moinitIe fonaIofaon is.
fortoo mieliIoirouoen ipnnG. Sobto,
ri God) Iauoo life hIleenIa tefemiIiin
oinotin porin tubannen bermos ia
mieIiIoiraan fnnsIa eifd idnp pboen,
tG6u nGistd tuleen IoiroofIi ustons
nor tnttd.
g}din pubumat allan pmmdrtdipdi'
Iet, mutto mifdS estGd Iittent66n
T%pptt1mGstd usfoutoo, Fun eli pos
remmin pmmGrrd tni fun on pobo
tabto. Gtiit60n ipfoinen rebeuinen
ibminen ipitd npfpaifoiiiin mieIiiai.
routiiin ia itiemurbiin ia narmoon
OH bdomoatpa IpptIi iuuri tooeIiIen
uSeon puutteen. &dsipota IapIeIi
Sumolan ianor nalosia ia opeta
beitd pitdmddn eldmdsfddn Suma-
Ian fdstpt ia mia iairous BETA Tils
Ipin fobtaiIifin on Sumola BETA outs
tatpo. v3pud SumoIa omot buIun'
ia porantoo" Ianoi erdS IuomoIais
nenfir Iddfdri ia marina on, eta
SsroeIin lddfdriud OH mieIdfin @is
Ieaoin parantomoa moibetta!
Gum. term. Fri. u. 80.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1910-10-20

- Sen9elIiIid fotoufIia lotatuullo:
21-23 pnd Neiton, Ore.
% y. Wuuan, Sbobo.
81 p. onner, 9Wlont.
$50 pn6 Butte, Wtont.
Worrasfuun l p6ipH oIfoa rippi'
Heo Xoo9esia, Mont., elIei
ilmeetp.
2unnioiitnen,
Grit SmuStoinen.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
GAVE Then. > Shock.

Henry Lsbouchere. the owner OF
London Truth. and a very famous NJ
and cynic. was several years ago de-
,aiatd or the border between Frsnce
ard Germany, while the customs ON
Gals went through his trunks
You will kindly replace the things
YOU have scattered about" said the
much-annoyed Nr. Leoouohere- anc
when the officials rudely refused he
added Very well; give me . tele-
graph blank. and see that this dis
patch t. forwarded At once"
This was the dispatch.
To his highness Prince Bismarck.
Very sorry not 10 be able 70 break
fast with your highness tomorrow. DO.
am unavoidabiy detained"
Needless TO say. the trunks were
repacked az onoe.-Cleve.and Leader.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

Bv virtue OF deed Of trust executed
by Thomas ID. Brady and wife. re
corded in the County Clerks Office
OF Warwick County, Virginia, in deed
book 81. page 372. and default hav-
ing been made in the payment or
some of the notes secured by said
deed and having been requested so 70
90 by the holder OF the notes, ! shall
sell the property described in said
deed. at TWELVE O'CLOCK NOON.
in front of the Silsby Building. in
the City of Newport News. virginia
on MONDAY. OCTOBER 10TH, lsic-
The said property is situated N
the County OF Warwick. Virginia and
Is designated on q certain map en-
titled Nap of the Central Land Com
rany's Subdivision Of 20 acres. con
viewed 20 the Central Land Company
January 2sth. 1891. and recorded in
deed book s, page SOB, said map be
ing fled in the Clerks once OF the
County Court Of Warwick COUNTY.
virginia. on the 18th day OF October.
1890. and in the Clerks once Of The
CORPORATION Court Of the City OF New
port News. virginia. on the 18th Gay
OF April. 1897. by lots Numbers =
and q in block Number Sd. Terms,
CASH.
r. s. BLkNTON.
"A Trustee.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
II. L. sTIMsoN's RECORD AS
FAMOUS TRUST PROSECUTORS

NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-Henry
Lewis Stimson. first came prominent
ly into the public eye as United States
district attorney for the Southern dis
trict of New York, post to which
he was appointed by Theodore Roose-
welt in January. 1906. In his three
years and two months in office Mr..
Stimson prosecuted the so-cailed sugar
trust and the New York Central Rail-
road for rebating and secured the i'm
position of fines aggregating nearly
S400. 600.
The proceedings to compel the late
Edward II. Hartman TO answer aues-
tons put to him by the Interstate
Commerce Commission was also won
by Mr.. Stimson and his next court
victory was against the American
Sugar Refining Company for fraud IN
weighing imported sugar. This case
resulted in the government recover
irg more than <2,0oo.0oo in duties
from the trust
Mr.. Stimson is 43 years old. having
been born in<New York city Septem-
Der 81. 1857 He graduated from Yale
in 1888. then studied Law at Harvard.
and in lseo began TIE practice Of Law
In New York city. He is married and
is a member Of q number OF clubs.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
The Lash OF a Fiend

would have been about as welcome
L. A. Cooper Of Oswego, y. Yeas
merciless lung-racking cough that de-
fed all remedies for years. 1T was
most troublesome at night" he writes,
nothing helped me till ! used DR..
Kings New Discovery which cured
me completely. / never cough az
night now" Millions know its match
less merit for stubborn colds. obst!-
nate coughs. sore lungs. iagrippe,
asthma. hemorrhage, Group, whoopins
cough. OF hayfever. II relieves quick
IL and never fails to satisfy. A trial
ooSvinces. soc, Sl.oo. Trial bottle
free. It's positively guaranteed by
All Druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
EVERYBODY "loony" Soon.

Everybody VIII be Gloomy" by ana
by. according to Dr. c. G. DAVIS In
an address to the superintendent D.
the Christian Endeavor societi IS he
declared that chief among the Seuscs
which are sapping civilization IS the
neglected child"
The machinery TO handle our Grim
inal classes cost US s6,000,000 900 q
year." he said. Wouldn't 1t pay the
government &c take care of every neg
lected child-clothe, feed and battle
him?
zone man of out every 500 Ia the
United States Is insane. Civilization
is crumbling-it is going mad. The
physicians know it; the people don't
know it: yon Christian Endesvors
don't know It: but nevertheless 1t If
true.
Forty thousand gsunt, hungry, ex-
hausted children are toil;ng in the
dust and rear OF the cotton mills OF
the South and New England. In the
great city of New York. am Informed
%. 600 children attend school every
morning suffering the psngs Of hun
ger.
What Is the result OF this wide
spread neglect OF childhood? IL - de
generacy-the great army of The unht.
There must be government action
taken in order to efectuaiiy accom-
plish the rescue. We need a depart
ment Of health at Washington. New
York World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
Taft lzuds Stinson.

WASHINGTON. ID. c. Sept "
President Taft. upon learning tonight
OF the nomination Of Henry L. Slim
son by the New York Republican
state convention for governor Of New
York. sen: the following telegram OF
congratulasion TO Mr.. Stimson;
1T gives me the greatest pleasure
to hear that you have been chosen
as the Republican candidate for gov
ernor Of New York sincerely hope
and believe that you will be elected
You certainly will be elected II the
people Of New York wish 10 have.
as their next governor a citizen OF
the utmost ctvic courage and disin-
teresfed patriotism; lawyer OF emf
uent ability and nan OF the highest
character
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29

Although the Philadelphia mint
coined I4s. 600 900 pennies last year
and many other millions in years Be
fore. the mystery Of where the httIe
ooppers go still Il unsoived. and ID
rector Of the Mint George = Roberts
estimates the bis plant viii make an
other zoo coo 900 tAis year.
Pennies. more than any o.her sor'
Of coin. disappear from circu'at'nn
nysieri0usly. The government does
not mind coming them for u Yields
& fne profit. A pound Of copper
COSTING nox about IL cents. win make
81 IN pennies.-Washinsion DISPATCH
10 New YORK World
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
Dodgers Make it -Four Straight.

BROOKLYN. " Y. Sept. Is
Brooklyn made it four straight from
Pittshurg today. shutting the visitors
ont to 0 in one OF the fastest games
of the season here. Bell had great
control and received brilliant support.
He was only twice in danger and then
pulled himself ont in splendid style.
Score: r II r.
P''fsburg 80. e0OoO000e-0 4 I
BROOKLYN 49,. 0I0Oo001x-2 I
Batteries: Steel and Gibson: Bell
and Miller Time. I'LL Umpires.
RigIer and EmSlie
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
NAMED
FOR GOvERN0R0F
NEW YORK STATE
continued from Firs: Page)

cent. by increasing the duties on
some luxuries and articles not OF Or
binary use, making. however, no III
crease on any common food product 1t
turned a national deficit into a sur
plus.
ITO avoid disturbance OF business
we urge the adoption by the congress
of a Joint rule OF the Two houses rec
commended by the President and lead
ers in congress by which the TWO
houses could consider a single sched-
ule or a single paragraph OF the tarin
without the necessity for amendment
which lead TO a general revision.
Compliment to Hughes.
THE congress has responded to rec
Concentrations of the President Dy en-
acting measures Of far-reaching i'm
portance to the people. We congratu-
late the people on the notable pro
gress of the state under the -FOUR
years administration OF Governor
Hughes. which has been conspicuous
fer the highest standards of efiicien-
icy.
He had appealed TO the conscience
and intelligence of the people ana
championed legislation demanded by
the moral sense of the community.
The record of Republican legis-
lation during the past eighteen years.
conserving the public interest by i'm
proving the condition of labor, is un-
equalled in our history.
I'VE are proud to record that New
York has been the first American
state to provide by law for the COM
pulsory compensation of employees
sustaining physical injury while iol-
lowing extra hazardous occGr?tlohs
and also to legalize VOLUNTARY agree
ments as to compensation he 'wcen
employers and employees in al otner
occupations.
I'VE believe that capital, honestly
employed, should be permitted 10 feel
that sense of security sessentia, In
stimulate its legitimate investor and
thus safeguard the prosperity which
is so we'll established under Repub-
lioan administration.
I'VE believe that the encourage
ment of agriculture and the better
ment of country life are vital to the
future of the state.
Primary Elections
I'VE believe that the same safe
guards should surround primary cleo
tons as have been shown to be Ell
fective in preventing repeating and
frauds at general elections We there
fore favor extending the signature
lew as now applied to general cleo
tons. to primary elections.
ITO Governor Hughes is due the
credit of arousing the interest of the
people and convincing them OF the
need of directly electing their party
officers and directly nominating their
party candidate
we promise legislation which will
enact these principles into law
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
TRUSTEES SALE

OF VALUABLE IMPROVED PROP
ERTIES. LOCATED IN THE
COUNTY OF ELIZABETH CITY,
NEAR THE CITY OF NEWPORT
NEWS.
For default hereunder, respective
~. at the request of the parties sever
ally secured in the hereinafter men,
toned deeds of trust. the undersigned
will offer for sale rnder the terms of
the SAID deeds of trust. respectively,
at Public Auction, in front of the re-
spective premises on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s, 1910,
At 1920 O'clock A. NJ,
that property on the Northeast side of
Poplar Avenue, between venable Ave-
nue. and Fourth street, in Elizabeth
City County, Virginia, known as Lot
Number Thirty-three (33) in Block
Number Forty-two (42), on Plat of
the property of Newport News, Hamp-
ton and Old Point Development Com
pany. as described in and under the
terms Of the deed of trust. dated July
16. 1907, executed by Asher Jones and
wife to the undersigned trustee, re-
corded in the Clerks Office OF Eliza
DeIH 1ily COuHts III DcCu VI AA"'~
Book No. 30, at page 1863; and on the
SAME DAY
AT HOO O'CLOCK. A. NJ,
that property on the Northeast side OF
Pine Avenue, between Fourth and
Fifth streets, in Elizabeth City Coun-
~. Virginia, known as Lot Number
Thirteen 13) in Block Number For
ty-seven {47) on Plat of Newport
News. Hampton and Old Point De
velopment Company. as described in
and under terms of Deed of Trust,
dated March 16, 1907. recorded in the
Clerks Office of Elizabeth City Coun-
w. in deed of trust Book No. 81, at
page 203, executed by James Howard
and wife to the undersigned trustee
TERMS-In the case OF each sale
terms to be: Cash sufficient to pay
the Indebtedness secured and due and
unpaid TO. the beneficiaries. with in
terest. expenses of sale and execution
of trusts; balance upon terms to be
announced at sales. A deposit OF
$3.50 required in each case at time
of sale. Terms in each to be COM
piled with in FIVE days. or respective
properties will be resold at costs OF
purchaser.
SECURITY TRUST AND SAVINGS
BANK OF NEWPORT NEWS,
VIRGINIA. Trustee
WILLIAM G. STUART.
I'd. Attorney.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
MALE HELP WANTED.

TWENTY BOYS WANTED TO
work for a Shetland pony, cart ana
harness. Liberal pay to bright
boys. besides the chance to earn
pony. Successful boys will be Civ
en- permanent positions which will
not interfere with other duties H.
WILKINSON, COS Twenty-ninth
street ~.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
Cardinals Beat ouakers.

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Sept. Is
ST. Louis again defeated Philadelphia
today 5 to 4. The game was featured
by home run drive by Ellis.
Score: r II r.
St Loris -. O10103000-5 3 >
Philadelphia 0e010o 'S0 o--4 : >
Batteries: Steel and Bresnshan:
Girard. Brennan and Doom. Time,
las. Umpires, Klein and Kane
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29

CLEVELAND. ONO. Sept. 2s.-w.
" Murray. pressdea; Of the Cleveland
Jockey Club and vellknown a. q
horseman. received a telegram to
aleht from Dnerail. Ky. 20 the effect
hat his famous brood msre Bifty
Duck. b. Besant. vas killed By liKht.
nina while grazing
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
pov.s and cuh. snIit Sven.

BOSTON. MASS. Sept 2S.-Bosion
defeated Chicavo > TO . N the FIRST
game todav. bat was shut out in the
second game II to o. Archer failed
TO hold Eevers' throw in the ninth inn
ing Of the first contest ami Burge
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1910-09-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Results Yesterday.
Cincinnati, 4; New York, 16.
Pittsburg, o; Brooklyn, ..
Chicago, 9: Boston, 3, tiirst game).
Chicago, III BOSTON,, Second
game).
st. Louis 5: Philadelphia, I.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Where They Play Today.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Cincinnati at New YORK.
ST Louis at Philadelphia
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Where They Play Today.
N NJ Cleveland

Wnere Iney RAY ioody.
Boston at Cleveland.
Chicago at st. Louis.
No other games scheduled.
Johnson Makes Strike-out Record.
CHICAGO. ILLS. Sept. 2S.-Waitef
johnson. Washinglon's pitcher. today
made a new worlds record for strike
outs for season and helped Wash
ington 10 defeat Chicago to l. John
son struck out ten men today. making
his total 307 for the year. The for
mer record was 30l. made by "Rube
Waddell. in 1903, while a member OF
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Score: r n h
Chicago ..... O0100OGOO-l 8
Washington O00001013-5 IA :
Batteries: While and Payne; John
son and Ainsmith Time, 1888. I'm
pires, OLcughl n and Sheridan.
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BASEBALL WORLD

was safe. He stole second and scored
the winning ran on Rariden single
TO left. Sheckard cverruning the pail.
The visitors hit the bell opportunely
in the secold game while Boston was
unable to connect with Browns de-
livery.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

Results Yesterday.
Washington, 3; Chicago, /.
Boston. 3; Cleveland, 4.
New York, 6; Detroit, 5.
Philadelphia, /; st. LOUIS, z.
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McHale Strikes Out Ten.

CLEVELAND, OHIO. Sept. 70
Cleveland again defeated Boston to-
day, 4 to 3. Boston got its three runs
on errors as Kaler was hit safely bu,
three times. McHale struck out ten
men but weakened in the eighth whee
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Cobb Bat for 1000.

DETROIT, MICH, Sept. 2S.-New
York made in three straight today,
defeating the champions. 8 to 5. Each
club used three pitchers. The visitors
got an early lead that the home team
could not overcome. Cobb had per-
feet day at bat with three singles.
Score. r n h
New York -. 22100010 0-6 IL
Detroit 800. O1OO022OO-5 8 4
Batteries: Quinn. Vaughan. Cald-
wei and Blar: Works. Stroud, Mnliin
and Casey and Schmidt. Time. l:52
Umpire, Dineen.