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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
LADY ELIZABETH WINS
EMERYVILLE FEATURE

OAKLAND, May lS.-The heavily
paved Lady Elizabeth won the feature
chita and Prido of L'smore made most OF
the running but Lady Elizabeth ran over
them the Anal furlong.
The stewards indefinitely suspended
Trainer Thomas Carter owing 10 :hs bad
race of Silver Stocking.
First race, six furlongs- Melton Cloth.
los. (seldonl. y to l, Won; r! pnso. iI2,
}Anderson}' to third 'Ii Time. u ii iVS. iOS
G. j, Cox. PhiIlis lima. Belsnicker. Giles.
Trocha, Aunt Kit and Billy Mayham also
Second race. six furongs. selllnG-Bell-
flower. lie. (Taylor), I 10 l. won. Royal
y, 103, (Cavanauch). 10 to I. second
Lookout. lis. d.ceds). 40 10 /. third,
schmooser. Fredouio. Louis streuber, Sui
ly and Lovely Mary finished as named.
Blodla left
Third race mile and an eighth. selling
TO 5. won; Steel, 1os. tselden). to ],
second; Miss officIous. 103. (Buxton), 12
to I. third. Time. 1853 z; II Fryer,
MI Mike Jordan, Sir Jehn. kaiseron, Buck
Fourth race, futurity course. selling
Lady Elizabeth, 103, (Anderson). to 5.
won: Miles, los. (Cotton). TO l, sec
ond Led; PanGhIts, lls iyan ,s pTssn1; =;
Lismore. MinnedoCia. Glcnnadeane and
Tilton finished as named.
Fifth race. mile and twenty yards. sell
ing-Gene Russell. lis, tMontry), to /.
won; Ben Stone. Ill, Heeds)., II to l..
second; Charles Green, lo4. Selden). 2 to
!. third. Time, Al 40, i, C. Clem, Pre-
tension. Little Buttercup, Hush Money,
Miss Naomi, Collector Jessup and Wap
finished as named.
Sixth race, futurity course. selling
Captain John, 1l5. (Mentry), 7 to 10. won
Grammercy. 81, (Cotton), 10 10 l. sec
ond; Sioari Ill. (Sedon), ~ to l. third.
Time. 1903 Amethyst. Creston Boy. Ban
rose, Hampass. Combury, Sir Angus and
Hazeline also ran
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High School Meet
UNIVERSITY BEATS
PROVO TRACK TEAM
Brlnton Makes Sensational Fin
ish in Relay, Winning Con-
test by Five Inches.
Special TO The Tribune.

special 70 The Tribune
PROVO, May l3,-The UnIvers,tv .,
Utah defeated the Brigham Young uni.
versity In the annual dual track meet
here this afternoon, before a. large and
enthusiastic crowd. by score Of 7sS to
a2s. Two state records were broken q,
the meet, Belnap OF the ''IJ" lowerinr
the record in the high hurdles from 1e
seconds to 10 3.5 seconds. and Henry
state record of liz feet Inches inehes for new tbs
oiseus. Three other state records were
tled' The shot put, the 440-yard run
and the 22o-yard hurdles.
The greatest race OF the meet w.s IN.
relay; IN which Brinton finished with
Henline. H.. Y: u, making up a distance
OF ten yards in the last relay and win
contested race was the HtH'I mile rune no''y, IN
which Cole of the "U'' led the star noileI.
Holloway (B. y. o. through I'll the '''fiII full
four laps. but was beaten by him on the
home stretch by a distance of four feet.
The summary OF events follows:
12O-yard hurdles-Belnap. u of L..
Sh!is,enseh,e e.g +. q t. o. ,hiTd iIsf0nd fimd. IL
lo0-yard dash-Brinton. U. of IT,. won;
u Of L., third, Time. 10 10 seconds.
22oIyard dash-Brinton. u. of u. won
44o-yard run--Chamberlain, B. Y. u,
Won Christensen, B. Y. u. second
seconds
sso-yard run-Chamberlain. B. Y. u.
B; y. U. third Time 2:o5 10. ''''
Mile run-Holdaway. b Y u, won:
Cole; u; of U,.. second; Jacobs. b. Y. u.
third. Time, 3:53
Pole vault-Erickson- U. OF u. won:
Horsiey, B. Y. u: second: Major, u, of
u. third, Distance, 8 feet 101 inches.
Shot put-Richardson, u. Of u. Al feet
| inch. won; Swap, u. OF u. 81 feet 3
inches; second: Roskelly. u. OF u, 80 feet
10 inches. third.
Broad jump-Baird, B. Y. u. won;
Cutting, L. of L., second. Simmons B.
Y. T., third; Distance, 20 feet 81 inches.
Disqualification, u. OF u. won:
Swapp, u. OF T.. second Roskelly, u of
u, third. Distance. III feet 5 inches.
High jump-Labrum. u. Of u, won;
Baird r. Y. u, second: Roskely. u. OF
u: third. Height, 5 feet $ inches,
Hammer throw-Young. u, OF u, won;
Swapp, U, OF ~, second; Olson, u, of
u. third. Distance. las feet inches.
Relay-Brinton. Walker, Cutting. Car
michael. u. OF u, won. Time, 3i.
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WORKING FOR SUNDAY
BASEBALL IN GOTHAM

NEW YORK, May 12.-Sunday baseball
is not only TO be allowed In New York
City, but Is 10 be encouraged Not the
professional game. but baseball as played
by boys In the city parks. The announce
ment came from the park commissioner
office today that the recent opening of
the park tennis courts on Sunday is an
entering wedge for other sports. and that
the baseball fields will be the next TO
be oponea To the public.
1T may he looked upon throwing
down the gauntlet" said the commits
sioner but l believe a great good can
come from this step. We intend TO have
all the Fairgrounds. as we'll as the parks.
open To the public on Sundays on
other days. The use Of the parks Is
never more needed than on Sunday"
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ATHLETES
NMPETE WITH STARS

l10. Cal, May 13.-Four ath-
= Stanford university track
q esn chosen to invade the
nstsrn colleges after the con-
rN Al Champaign, Ill. and COM
Hs best men OF the Atlantic
l,sli respective events. Cap
, seott who recently broke
pls.yault record. will lead
With him will be Coleman and
Son-dlstance runners, and
,A runner. They will meet
iaie. Harvard. Cornell.
Caunbia and Pennsylvania
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CENTRAL SCHOOL BEATS
MIDVALE IN LAST GAME
Special 10 The Tribune.

BINGHAM. May 1s..The Bingham aT,a,aIa
team in The second game of the series
''t by the " score OF 10 to here. this after
noon. leaving each school with one ,os game me
We, Jordan championship will be played
off some time next week, Goo9ric,n l-.,
pitched a fine game and Jones and VOL
berg made the only double play Oh lhe
game "a Cusb,nan.
Dunn and Pryjamovich.. IN, r,,,, tho
The winner of the tie VII play S-dnn tno
East Jordan champions LOT t"e 'o' '"''
district championship. IN ,.or, hse
The Bingham City baseball team m mas q :
been organized, with George chandler a. a.
it's manager, and the treaiToti reaTi ton is of tho
state.
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GLIDDEN PATHFINDER
FINISHES IT'S LONG TRIP

CHICAGO, May 13.-Thc Glldden path
finder, with the mud and CRIME OF thir-
teen states speaking vividly of the 2900
miles It has covered. finished It's long trip
at o'clock this afternoon.
IT'S the thirteenth of the month; it's
Friday and we've been through thirteen
states. but the Gliddcn tourists this year
will be In luck as 10 diversity OF roads,"
declared Scout Lewis.
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snncassfnl Aerial Flight.

NFWBURYPORT, Mass. May lJ,-W IL
liam Hilljard. an automobile racer of Bos-
ION made three successtu' niShts today
- in, Hearing Burgess aeroplanc at tho
81, Island aviation ground, The ma
.Ian r.u,,. had q new device OF his own invon-
hr ton which suppanted the i,iins. on ii, NE
top and Is INTENDED TO YaTGs We're eq% COW
ad oraT" in each OF the three flights, at a
Srgu Suh ;" NJ between fifteen and twenty
fnpt
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-14
MatheMson Was Easy

ST. LOUIS May 13.-St, Louis gave
New York one Of the worst defeats the
team has experienced this year today
winning by 13 to 4 The great Matthew
son was retired in the second inning
when St. Louis made seven hits and
scored eight runs. Dickson, who followed
also was hard hit r. II u.
ST. Louis ......,.. ..............13 Ia 2
New York ...,...-..,. ,.,......s 8 3
Battcres-Lush and Bresnahan; Mat
thewson, Dickson. Myers and Snodgrass.
/UmpIreS-O Day and Brennan,
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|I}J|| CAREFUL
| TRAINING CAMP
/, Warns Champion to Be
With Auto, Elimi-
|,.tng ReckleSsness'

,ycIsco, May l3--Just 10
~ RJckard and others who are
y y,rsrdins his safety for the ,e
p .s,,hs that an automobile Is
p s r,sans Of travel. Jack John
.ome OF his speeding along
,.rlsrsrds behind Little Dick,
3 HoF, .,bo has been loaned 70
FlsE. by one OF his friends.
~ e, n the fighter when one
GEE sr photographers saw The
~ the training quarters ana
49,, y he would like a picture
.a 10 the picture Idea. and
80 over remarked that he
s,,ts a turn up the road.
~ aid the owner. VINO as a
~, 1I.,,s- aand you can have nlnl
4 csy morning or afternoon IL
n, no, be that frequent.
-, doclared his intention Of
StInd the side wheeler three
~ al the very least.
n ieIl you. Rickard. ne Sald
- lie latter was warning the
NJ ..,s he he so careless. "thats all
~ ,bout my being reckless. !
n, tbIs fight means TO me ana
F, = raining for a fight there is
-, careful than | am. OF
- .SI ming 10 ride around In my
! srsuse II Is a pleasure, but
q = nothing reckless abour my
'f-j you will have no reason 10
~ cfsg me.
20 oI a twclye-mile grind
Y, rads In the forenoon may not
An Johnson. but II has beer
n nonotonous for the fighter
4, "a putc. This morning, Tor
\ |, iook Barney Furey with hiIn
,-tirsly new course and oue in
't,r are fsr more hills than lii
|r-gs. :,
a Ming. wanted a change
|.:rc 10 explaining the new pro-
. ~. for another, l wanted 80
.r;-i thoroughly. The hills gave
4 Aarce and now ] am sure ol
,issr Ny wind was the one
IA I had an idea might need
~ came back TO the quarters
I5,is.mils trip without blowing
|hf'
I n noon hour. Johnson took z
4 he In the afternoon. about 4
1 \ ,Isyed baseball for the cditi-
~. esowd thar had gathered 10
L L boxed Ike.
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FlHANGE DATE FOR
/ (HAMPI0NSHIP MATCH

20 Nay 13.-Mayor Busse an
j pily that no permit would be
" the Gotch-ZbysZko cham
i Htstlng match, which was 10
y rhce In the American league
|a riy 30.
|rrn day Is sacred to the dead
\ u war" said Mayor Busse,
Erltoa. "and ] will not permit
~ Ports OF this type TO desc
|E,st vas TO have been for a
d G@ Many tickets already
a Md. The managers OF the
N hey have not decided what
t''s concerning the mayors
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Cubs Arc Blanked.

CHlSAGO. May 13.-Frock held Chica-
go TO three hits today and Boston won, s
TO O. Miller, who was traded 10 Boston
by Chicago for Pitcher Ritch,e. played
right field for the visitors. He made one
hit and was robbed of two others by
sensational one handed catches by
Schultz. Il. II, Il.
Chicago ........, ,..............0 /
Boston ,s.sssH.. sss..sr.p. .s....s.Bs" =
Batteries-Brown and King: Frock and
Graham.
Umpires-Klem and Kane
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DOWNING MATCHES CLASSY
BOXERS FOR CONTESTS

Manager Downing of the Manhattan
Athletic club has matched the best box
ers OF the club for mex, Monday night
and says he will give tho members Ave
of the cassiest boxing contests In tho
history OF the club. The boys who have
been matched are follows.
Mickie Sullivan vs., Fred Woolley, Ed
die Johnson w, Johnny Gilbert; Arthur
Gardner Us. Kid Texas. Fyo Davis VI
Jack Tierney, Young Logan VS.. Jack
Surrls.
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Ewing Shuts Out Pirates.

P1TTSBURG. Pa, May l$.-Plttsburs
was shut out today, to 0, through the
splendid pitching of Ewing. lie allowed
but three hits and only two Pttsburg
players reached third. Ewing himself
made four hits. something no pitcher has
done in the game since the days Of
Charles Ferguson, r. II, r..
Plttsburg ,.......s... ,....,,,,..0 3 3
Philadelphia .,....,.. ,s,...,....4 9 o
Batterics-Powcll and Gibson: Ewing
and Doom.
Umpires-Johnstone and Moran
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NATIONAL AVIATION
MEET SLATED FOR JUNE

ST. LOUIS, May 15.-The first national
aviation meet ever hello In this country
for novices Will take place In st. Louis.
beginning June 90 and continuing to June
e5, under the auspices OF the Aero Club
Of St Louis
The meet Is for owners or builders OF
aeroplanes who never have made a flight
of more than 100 yards at any exhibition.
where admission was charged. Entries
will be closed June 4.
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Groom Is Star.

WASHINGTON. May 13.-Washington
knocked Young out of the box in the sec
ond and defeated Chicago. to l. to-
day. Groom pitched well and led with
the stick. getting q double and a single
r. III. Il.
Washington .....,.,s .,.,..., ..,.b j
CIhCdEp Il d =
Batteries-Groom and Street; Young,
Smith and Block.
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Girls Win Championship.

The Wasatch girls won the west side
basketball championship by defeating the
Summers Friday afternoon. by the score
of 10 10 IL. II was a spirited game.
and n large crowd of students was pres
ent. The Wasatch herolnes were Pearl
Hudson, Arva Gushing, guards. Marjorie
Roy and Beatrice Bussman, centers.
Madeline Dronby and Leona Cushing,
forwards
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RACING AUTOMOBILE
BREAKS BOYS LEG
clark Drives Car Through a
Fence; 0ldfieId Makes Fast
Time for Mile.

DENVER. May 13.-Rain caused tho
PostPonement Of the automobile races nj
overland park this afternoon after Bar
ney Oldneld had covered a mile against
strong wind in :54 is. and = few
minor events had been run.
- IN one OF the races a car driven by
Htieorge A Clark ran INTO a fence. tore
iinroush and then ran over a boy break
tIs sus the iatters leg Neither Clark nor
ms mechanician were injured
The races will be resumed tomorrow
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FIGHTING BOB LEAVES
RACE TO EARLY TIDE

LOUISVILLE. Ky, May 13.-The fcd-
ture Of todays card was the handicap In
scratched, made tho race appear gift
TO Early Tide, This belief was Justified
in the running, for, with the release of
and made every post Il winning one. with
DR.. HolZbcrg and Militant Pirate accept
Ing the place and show I'm the order
named.
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Flour City Gets Match.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-Minneapolis
May o7. will witness the next contest for
the 1872 balkltne championship isrry
p Cline OF Philadelphia, the present
champion having named tho Flour City
as the place where he will meet Willie
Hoppe The latter's challenge FOR ,he
little became operative April 2, 1t having
been Issued to the winner of the Cline
Cutler match played at st. Louis,
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Even Break.

NEW YORK. May 13.-Detroit broke
even In the series with New York today
by capturing the last game, 10 3, Del
hanty drove in the winning runs in the
seventh inning after Quinn had purpose
y passed Crawford. r. II e
Detroit ..,,... ....... ..,...5 IL |
Batteries-stround and Stanage, Quinn
and Sweeney.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

Al Des Molnes-Des Molnes, 4; ST. Jo-
seph, 5.
Al LlncoIn-Lincolp, 6; Denver, >.
At Sioux City-SiouX City. 49, Wich-
ita, /.
At Omaha-omaha. 10; Topeka. e
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American Association

At Kansas Cty-Toledo. ?; Kansas
City, o.
At Observation-Disclosures ?; Milwau-
kee, /.
AT ST. Paul-Louisvnlo /; St Paul o..
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"THOROUGHBR RANCH IS
SOLD FOR TWO MILLION

SACRAMENTO, May 13.-Tho Rancho
del Paso, former home of the james B.
Hagln string OF thoroughbreds. has been
sold by Haggin and the Tevis heirs TO a
Minneapolis land company headed by
George w. Butler. The price paid by the
purchasers Is between Sl,500.0OO and 81
0nn OhN The ranch contains 10000 acres.
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PICATO CHALLENGES
"CYCL0NE" FOR FIGHT

Manager Grant of the SaItair Hippo
dron1e announces that he will get either
e,EiphtinR;' Dick IIyland or Picato to
meet Thompson for the next date; P,-
10 iakc on the Sycamore Kid. who has
never been knocked out as yet, and Is
Confident that he can trim him In =
twenty round contest.
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Eeferea Is HiSsed.

NEW YORK, May t3,-Matty Baldwin
of Boston was disqualified for fouing to-
night in the eighth round of ten-round
bout with Leach Cross OF Brooklyn, Joe
Hesso. the referee. was hissed for the
decision. Baldwin scored clean knock =
downs In tho third and sixth rounds
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PACIFIC LEAGUE
Catcher Loses Game.
Portland Plays Good Ball,

Angels forced Portland to play twelve in
uings today To win IFS third straight
game. The score was ) 10 4. RH. Il.
Los Angeles s,.'.sN' '.sas.P'' = VI i
Portland -. ..,?.,.,..a.......,.. 3
Batlerics-NaElc and Smith and Oreu-
dorff; Seaton Steep and Fisher. UNI
pirc-Finncy.
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LANGF0RD Is MATCHED
TO BOX AL. KAUFMAN

PHILADELPHIA. May I3.-Match-
maker McCarey OF the Metropolitan Ath-
letic club, San Francisco, today signed
Al Kaufman and Sam Langtord to meet
In twenty-round contest. The fight
Will take place June II.
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Penbrokes Win.

The Lambert Paper team proved too
light for the Pembrokes in a match base
ball game Friday afternoon on Walker s
3. The features of the game were tho
pitching OF Sowadski and Tlngey's hit
ting.
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HA12 Scholastic Meet

Mont. May 13.-Gallatin
M interscholastic track
~ ~ afternoon with n score of
a'eaa was second, with p
ie county third, with Is
% fourth: with is points, and
NTH l2 points.
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Ten Inning Game.

SACRAMENTO. Cal: May lS.-Vernon
defeated Sacramento In ten-nn!nE
game ;his afternoon by score OF >
10 t. II II. E,
Vernon ...,..... ..s..,..- ...r.a..5 D |
Sacramento -.......r ............i 4
Batteries -,IIcnslins. Breckenridge and
Hogan; Fitzgerald and Spierman.
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MAJOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NAT }ONAl
Brooklyn Wins Hitting Bee.

CINCINNATI. May 13.-Gasper was hit
Brooklyn won easily. 10 .. Barger was
hit rather hard. but kept the hits well
scattered. Hummcll's batting was the
feature. r. II. L.
Brooklyn ........ %. ..........S l3 /
Cincinnati ......... .....-........2 II q
Batteries-Barger and Erwin; Casper,
Anderson and Mclean.
Umpires-Rlgler and Emslie.
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Boston Beats Browns.

BOSTON. May 13.-Boston won from
st Louis today, 10 l. making II three
out of four games. R.H.E.
ST. Louis Observation-Disclosures. 4
BattcrIcs-Powel. Trimmell and KILL
fer; Wood and Carrigan
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Raseball Trade.

-t,rc,GO May l3.-The Chicago Ma
III Il,i' isanns club today traded Outheld-
, ~, WiIcr a recruit from san ttanflsyo'
"a Bosion IN exchange TOT Fi'c"e' H''''0'
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AMERICAN
Maps Sliding Backward.

PHILADELPHIA. May I3.-Philadel-
phia again defeated Cleveland today, to
.. The home team knocked Berger off
the rubber in the sixth. RH.E.
'ltNtldHu 4 j
Philadelphia -. ................. z 10
Batteries-Berger, Mitchell and Bens;
Morgan and Livingston. Lapp.
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md Cuslinan
OGDEN BASEBALL TEAM
CAN GET THE MONEY

special to The Tribune, o-a., will
have UGpNS baseball Maii team this year Is nov" now
a assured n [ac said Sof9Tf1E ionEhi that tS
isan k@nheuE' t,.S lsnn rsiscd and at least slioo
EsO% = vet nn In Sight. Sight Mr. kennedy who Tl5s
Waiter A. sanderson, has been sons n,aTf%t ebat
a canvass Of the business nlen; sSn,t $500 viii
bsWc been raised TO finance the team
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MINOR BASEBALL LEAGUES
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

SEATTLE. Wash, May 13.-Score
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
THE LEGISLATURE.

Hon. w c. Davis. whose presence
in the city was mentioned in Satur
days Eagle, will return tonight to
Austin.
This morning he told an Eagle re
porter that he believes II will be i'm
possible for the house and senate to
agree on an insurance bill. He is
confident the house will not recede
from its position and the senate had
declared it's intention to stand pat al
So
A committee OF the two houses is
working on penitentiary bill which
II is believed will be acceptable to
both.
These are the two main subjects
and when they are, disposed of the
legislature will probably adjourn.
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SECRETARY OF STATE
COMMITTEE IS NAMED
Chairman Williams Appoints MurrelI
Buckner Of Dallas to lmpor-
tant Position.

Paris. Texas. Aug. 2S.-Colonel j.
Sheb Williams yesterday announced
that Murrell Buckner OF Dallas Will
be secretary OF the democratic ex-
ecutive committee of Texas, of which
body Colonel Williams is chairman.
Buckner has been prominent In
politics in Dallas for several years.
He is a Kentuckian by birth and comes
of notable family. Of which Simon B.
Buckner, former governor and can
didate for vice president with Palmer.
Is member.
Nat Jackson editor OF the Paris
Advocate. was appointed as assistant
secretary.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-08-23
BRYAN COTTON OIL AND FERTl-
LizER COMPANY.
Will Be Completely RemodeIed and
Will B.gin Seasons Run Mon
day-New Machinery Added

The big whistle of the oil mill will
blow its first timv-for the seasons
run next Monday morning. This will
be good news to about thirty negro la
borers. to say nothing of the machi-
mist and white helpers. The Bryan Cot
ton Oil and Fertilizer Company is Bry-
ans biggest industry and puts more
money in circulation than any other
plant we have. Bryan is surrounded
by good farming country, has good
schools and the best people on earth,
but we are lacking in manufacturing
plants. something that will fill dinner
baskets and make the raw products in
to finished article The Bryan Cot
ton Oil and Fertilizer company stands
for Brazos county and its development
and has done more to introduce fer
tilizers, intensive farming and good
seed and better conditions on the farm
than all the other agencies in Bryan
combined.
In conversation with the manager,
Mr.. ]. Webb Howell, The Eagle re-
porter learns that he has completely
remodeled the mill this summer and
will have it by Saturday night in first
class shape. One of the new features
of improvements is the installation of
a complete S0-ton Foos system of sep
arating machinery, which absolutely
reduces the loss to a minimum and is
the latest achievement in oil mill ma
chinery.
! A large force of hands have been at
work for the past sixty days getting
ready for the seasons run. Mr.. How
ell predicts about seventy-five per
cent of last years crop will be made.
II a good rain should come now, II
would increase the yield under favor.
able conditions. so as to equal last
years crop.