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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
A Pronoaltlnn


Good morning. sir" said the bright
lad who approached the desk of tba
answers-to-queries editor.
Il don't need an Office boy" respond.
ed tho edintor.
i am not applying for a position
sir simply wished to inquire n vo,,
nave received a query signed Anxions .,
asking now to prevent the appearance,
Of wrinkles?"
Why yes; believe have such a
communication"
Then. would you mind ansro.,.
1t by saying that wrinkles are ot,ns
caused by the action OF frown,ns-
while spanking children? You sao'
that query is from my mamma ana
aueA
The kind hearted editor patted ,hs
bright little lad on the head and nron,
lsed to comply with his request
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
CLEVER FIRST BASE PLAYER
JAKE Daubert Of Brooklyn Nationals,
one Of Seasons Finds" Tells
Of EarIY start
nY JAKE nAuREer.

NNENG GAO 9E ~ u
you ask how I got my start. The
TACT Is / started and slipped back so
oiten that it is hard TO tell how. I
Know that at first / didn't want 10
START at all. / loved baseball. and
| played ever since can remember.
/ was on the first nine" In my hor "a
/ town when | was 10 years old. Bt
tne Idea of getting into the big league
uld not come TO me for long time. I
was IN the little Williams Valley
league down I'm Southern Pennsyl.
Vania, and was hitting pretty well,
put my arm was bad. | was a third
baseman then and never had played
much except as a pitcher. and some.
tlmes catcher or the outfield. | got
an oHer TO go out again when our
league went up. but wanted TO stay
at home. | finished up the sea.
son there and saw / could hold
my own with them, except that
my arm was so bad | wanted to quit
couldn't heave them across from
third base, and besides didn't know
much about playing the game. or how
10 take care of my arm. | went to
the manager and told him either
would go home or go to first base. He
asked me II ! could play first and
SAID thought I could, although
never had tried it, aud that left
handed thrower belonged there rather
than at third. lie mast have liked nv
nerve for he gave me a chance and .
made good and hit well. Then Cleye. /
land got me and thought was
started but somehow they could not
see me. thought was doing fairly
well, but they chased me to Toledo.
recalled me, chased me again and
finally got discouraged and couldn't
MT and everything broke wrong. and
was sent TO the Southern league.
/ didn't like the way Cleveland had
treated me and / wanted to show that
bunch / could play the game. work.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24

Chicago is to be one of the o,tie.
that Is to get one Of the ten exbjhi
ton games that will be PLAYED Inv re,
HlcKards two all star teams.
Hughey Jennings is to be the man.
ager OF the All-American league team
that is TO be pitted against the Ma.
tionals In the big postseason series.
Hans Wagner has refused an ono,
OF ~ minute to play baseball With
the Tex Rickard All-star team. The
big German was offered $1,000 to play
ten games.
Nothing like that ever happened
to me-" said Pitcher Ed Reulbarb
when he read In Chicago paper tba,
ne had perfect and internationally ir
descent support"
Patsy Donovan Of the Red Soy has
signed a contract for next wear -
manage the team again. That does
not look much like some OF the sto
ries that have been circulated tbat
Donovan was about through LEADING
the Speed Boys.
Cy Young, the ancient, is accused
by the Boston management of causing
Lord to kick over the traces. Man.
ager Donovan and the Nap pitcher ara
said to have had high words over tbe
affair Boston fans are slow TO tbinS |
any wrong of "Old Cy."
Jack Boyle. the old time catcher Of
the days of Comiskey in st. Louis |
says that the present-day method N
breaking In young pitchers is wrong
He thinks It is a lot better TO Iet q
new wonder break In at once againa,
he big league batters, instead Of Iet
ing them sit around and watch 10,
.wo or three weeks before they eet
'hauce. There is something to thai
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
TIGERS CUBAN TRIP STOPPED
President NaVln Puts Emphatic Veto
on Proposed Tour and No Detroit
Player viii Go.

There win be no Cuban trip for the
Tigers after the league season closes
President Navin has put his foot down
on such trip, and no members of the
Detroit team VIII be permitted to plaw
ball In Havana and other places Anv
player disobeying this order will he
lined $500. But this threat NAV NOT
make any change in the players plans
One OF the party said that nearly ALI
the regular men have made prepara.
uons to play ball on the island
What can the club do II twelve of no
go to Cuba TO play right after the
seasons opens?" this player says. Tf
we are fined we will not report In the
spring, and guess that would settle
the matter, It seems absurd and nm.
Just to object to us going TO Cuba
We go right after the season Is over
and spend about two weeks there
That certainly will not injure us. So
far as It being detrimental to our IN.
ture, why just look at the Athletics.
they made a trip to the coast last win.
ter and II does not seem to have AZ.
'ected their work IN the least"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24

ol 'ne new steel score board did Frank
moist that opening drive of his and
that is some hoist ''0
Ihat means the BAH must have beer
elghty feet from mother earth when
II went over, for the score board II.
sell Is 6l feet high. according 10 its
aroni'eet' Moreover, 1t is 885 feet
from the home plate TO the front Of
the stand out there and the score
board is sixteen feet back of the
screen. '"'
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
stauneh In the Faith.

For you, Miss Theery." said the
gentleman modiste. Il suggest a fan.
costume OF oxblood cheviot. You
snouid nave leg Of mutton sleeves and
pork pie hat, Of COURSE"
U, my dear sir!" she exclaimed
.oxblood? Leg Of mutton2 Pork pie =
Never have just been elected sec.
retary OF the new vegetarian club"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
SCHULTZ MAKES HOME RUNS
In Recent Series Between Cubs and
Giants Star Right Fielder Gets
Four Of Them.

A record that any baseball player
may be proud of was made by Frank
w. Schultz, right fielder for the Chi.
cago National team. during a recent
series of games between that club
and the New York Giants, played at
Chicago. In the four games played
Schultz raped out four dazzling
nome run hits. In the first contest of
the series Schultz knocked the ball
over the right bleachers twice. and
those two runs, together with another
home run swat by Shortstop Tinker,
were the only runs scored by the Chi.
Cages, but they were enough to win.
In the last game. that played on
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24

badly there, he soured on the team
and finally jumped back to Hagers
town, where he was allowed to remain
unmolested until near the close of the
Eastern League season, when Man
ager Dunn could have used a pitcher
Of the caliber Russell had grown 10
be, very handily. Emissaries were
trottcd up to Hagerstown in a steady
stream, but Russell would have mona
OF their Establishments and remained
until he took notion to skip down to
the Virginia League. where he pitched
game or two until discovered" by
Manager Dunn and his prompt rejec.
tion demanded.
Last winter, chiefly through the
agency of Umpire McAlee. a close
friend Of Russell, the boy was made 10
see the harm he was doing himself by
defying the laws Of organized ball. and
he signed his 1910 contract like
man. He has pitched some remark.
ably classy games this season and the
TACT that be has not shown much since
his reported sale does not WORRY
twas ever thus.
incidentally, Russell is a soutbpaw
batter, as well as pitcher. and dis.
places sufficient atmosphere to accom-.
modate feet 11Is inches and 16s
pounds Of vigorous and genial person |
atty. sur
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
Jake paubert.

cd hard at Memphis and studied the
game. ! learned whole lot and sud,
denly settled down and started hit,
ting After that ! was all right. T
began correcting faults and working
harder to get along and pretty soon
brooklyn grabbed me. That time 1
was ready and knew | was ready. I
had the confidence and knew that +
could hold my own.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
What She Nssd.a

Il want to get some hosiery" saia
the pretty miss, approaching the co~n
ter. Il want something seryiceabIs
something | can wear to 20 sLa,,
ing in"
Yes, miss" said the clerk, openip1
few boxes. here are some perfeetlv
exquisite silk stockings with M
latest open work pattern"
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24
Opportunity.

Maybe you had better not ask mana
today Percy Fazipp asked him - 70
might propose to me last night ana ~
pa kicked Percy and hurt his foot p1 90
badly that he can scarcely move 10,
day" W
"Ah. darling; I must ask him th,.
very day. | cannot wait any Lone
20 know my fate" SGT
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24

August 2s. Schultz duplicated his for.
mer feat
The first OF his home runs was
something about which West side fans
Will talk to their children's children
and to the children of their children's
children thereafter. If the world lasts
that long Twenty feet over the ton
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-09-24

Bobby Byrne leads the National
league In two-0ase drives.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17

Prdiibent Scranton ia9t. oaB uor'
ldufis msoer cine Serabiesuns nod @r'
bObunS Der @aHsrmietbe in slusiidt
itsbs.
Suisl SatOb Ssssl 3iebt unfunss
ndhiter SSohe pon bier mad ieinem
Sanoiis uabe WtOscow UNI; er bat iein
@isentbum on Sliue Stru6e uertuuft.
= 9td6iten Sonntas lit Palmionn.
tag, am OonneritaS barauf 1T @riin'
oonnsritas. bann fOlst am 5reitus @bar'
frsitas uno am SOnntas. ben 27. WtdrI,
1T Sitsru.
- Der .Rsusreuo Mac@ul.
louOb bat iid. Dis es idsint. nod nidt
senus blamirt, beun er srfldrt iid iest
audi ssssn OasOHenbaltsu Osr8ibliotbst
am Sonntus.
- Sdmmtlide 5ehen Der 9uda'
panna @ompanis muroen Samltas me.
gen ssriussrer 8ohlsnnudfrass ssidloi
fen, bod merben bic meiiten ndhiten
Samitas ben 8etrieb lpieosr aufusbmsn
Disien Wtonat niro Der !Sedsubetrieb
fein boiler iein. aber nah bem /. april
erwurtet man pieoer uolle 3eit.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Qaufbahn becnSct.

Sm glleriuner'SO in Chicago lit
am SOnntus Der Rshtsanwult Seinrid
&eiit, Der friibere SanSler uon Same
run. OsHen Yro3eiiiruns ieiner 3eit in
Osutihlunb erOBes aufieben muhte,
9sltorbsn. @r fam Dor etDa ,wei 2So'
heu auf einem nit @is beoedteu Biir.
seriteis ju 6ull uno erlitt auBer einem
Shftenbrud) ihwere. innere Serlesun'
gen, melfe cine Bauhiellentiiinoun9
sur Solge butten. Dieie bat ouun 6sm
yeben Oes 5Oidbrigen Utanues Elm @nOe
eemnht. Sellt muroe In Der 9tGbe uOn
WtasoCbnrg uls Sobn zines YuitOrs 9e.
borsn, ituOirte in Suue unO Berlin
Surispruoen;. wuroe als ReiersnOur in
oas nusndrtise Amt berufen unO ipGter
anfansS Der neunIiscr Sabre alS Sunj-
Ter uu6 Sumerun seihidt, NO er iid)
anseblih. pom Gropentoller bsialleu.
grober Yerieblungen ihuloi9 mudte.
utan ltellte ibu DOR @eriht, oas ibu
anfGu9lib freiiprah. bel Der Wieosrauf'
nabme oes Yerfabrens nber lhuloi9
befunO uuO isIne @ntlaIuu9 aus Dem
Disnit, absr obue PeniiOn u.riiiste
@r fun Oaun Sur 3sit Der Dsltuusitsl'
lung nah Chicago uno 1T bort bisbel
uuunterbrodsu uuidiiiS seDeisu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Sif SlGfe Gin Sri6rn i6Irater g.
Iunbheit?

Dfan6s 2sute iino uOn 9tatur bleif.
Iie bsliseu niht ous 9eiu De Rotb Der
Wan9en, melhes 10 uiele Ssute Dor an.
oeren aus,ei1net; aber ibre BlGie III
iebr leidt ju uuterideiosn BON iener.
welhe Die Yesteiteriheinun9 uno Der
gorlGufer i6lsdter @eiuuObeit 1T, oenn,
tros oes bleihen Ausiebeus. 1T ibre
0aut bod tlar uno lebenSirlIh.
San, anoerS itebt es nit einem Sran'
fen. Ssius Sautiurbe ipislt in's @cb.
lhe, lit uon 9eiiterbafter 8IGne. Oleie
uunatiirlibe DlGiie lit 9ewObnlih Elm
anieiheu, oaB oaS Blut niht Die ribr
tige, ODER niht seniigeno 9tabrun9 er'
bdlt, onB es arm lit oiiun uno walierta,
uno Die Circulation nur ihWah ilt.
Solde gn;sthen srfOrOern prOmpts BE
ahtuu9. sic Iino 9ewObnlit pom etnem
@elibl uou ShwGhe besleitet; Die au'
gen ibauen 9leihBiiltig oarein, nro
manhmal nimmt oaS S0rper9emlht lebr
lhnen ab. OaS jeist uns an, oaB un'
iere Sebenstrait natlGBt. Die Shma
DE unO Ysrarmung Oes SIutes 9reltt
uulsr Spitem 10 iturt al. oaB lbm Ole
Srait 9enommen miro. Der Srantbelt III
utoerlteben, uno oesbalb iino mir falt
allen berrihenoen SranthelteH unter
murien. Der ibwGhlte Puntt unleres
Spitems miro nathrlib luerlt an9e-
srliieu. 8Ielleibt iiuo es Die Sun9sn,
ooer aub ouS pert Die 9tleren, ole Se'
ber oosr nnoere mihtige Or9ane. @ani
sleid. mo Der Ansriff erfOlst, mir mer'
ben frant. .uno .leloeno, uno nenn MIR
uns niht Dsiter oarnm tlimnIsrn. 10
merben miro bulo Elm Shatten lnlsres
triibsren Sslbit iein. Dies mo9sn lth
Die ibpatsn uuo blsihen Ssuts 3u per-
ien nebmen.
IS sibt ~ slsider 3sit absr auh cine
9lalie, pom Neuten, mel6e 9sraoe oas Se'
eeutbeil pou BEN oben Gsnnuntsn tno'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
Bon YeterSbura.

- Sei ben @bsleutsn 5rant Seil BON
JiorS Sruins ausnue bat ii6 Elm God.
terlsin ein9eitellt.
- Seridisoene @runobefssr on Der
Prsscott Nuenue bubsn bic PHaiteruns
Der 9enannten StruBe in anresuns &C.
brudt. uon MULBERRY CUR gib Strabe,
unO muu bOfft. cine Utebr3ubl Dem BRO
jeff siiniti9 Su itimmeu, oenn bic Ser'
bsHeruns wiirbe iid als cine sroBe Nn'
uebmlibfeit srmsiien.
-Srr @uituu .3immsr, Der lunss
Sabre bier anidiiis .uno iibsr II Sabre
In Der Petsrsburs Seioefabrif anseitellt
mar. mo sr iid Die SrsunOidaft unO Die
N6tuus Der an9sitellten erporben, lift
am %. Sebruar i'm alter pom "a Sab.
rem 9sitOrbsn. @r rsiits Issten Wtai
nod Dem GOoe ieiner Satin nieoer
nuh Deutihlanb Buriid uno lsbts ieit'
Dem bel ieineul SObue Srun3 in 9ilet'
leben, bel Dale a. @. NO er itarb.
= Sssteu SOnntas fano bic Offsnt'
lide Prlfuns Der 80 8onfirmanoen in
Der ct. Petersfirde bur9 Baitor Sum'
msr itutt, uel9e, mie uerluutet, CUR all'
semeiusn SsfrtsbisunS ausfsl. Die
@inissnuus wiro um PalmiOnntus I'M
Sormitta9s' @ottesoienit uOr9enommen
meroen uno am Abeno nm 7.30 ftnoet
cine YereinisunS ullsr SonfirmanOen in
Der ct. Peterstirbe itatt, ju welhem
@ottesoisnit biermit ale orinseno eins
9slaoen iino. Udbreno Der itilleu Uo.
DE miro iebsn abenb um 7.45 @otteSs
oisnit 9sbalten perOsn; am @barfreitaa
au6 Jiadmittass um 2.3O. 8eidte lit
an 6reitas abenO uuO Sitermorseu
I'M $50. Sitern wiro auh Elm 5riib,
sottesOienit nm llbr iein. Der Saupt.
gottssoisnit bssinut I'M 10 80, uno um
Abeno fsiert Die SOnntassibule Sitern
nit einsm bsiOnoeren Prosramm.
Solssnoes iinO Die 9tamsu Der oiss'
idbrissu Sonfirmauosu: Srene Befsn'
oorf. 9atis Diartba emma Blum, Wtiu'
ME Claus. Slorina Ssnristta DOrOtbsa
Sorbu6. WtupOrie 6liiabetb @riifin,
Youiia @atburine Sans. anna Wtarie
0eiOis. @crtruOe 9Offmunn, Gable
Ssisrs. Satbarins Diillsr. IrieOa Wtiid,
YpOia DtObrius. @liiubetb MOtista,
Dtiuuie Sauua ReOesfp. asnss Sdlei,
Dtprtls autOiuettu Swinsle, Rutb So'
pbia Swinsle. Sena @briitina Sddier,
@ertruOe Sduls, 9srbert Bsrsmunn,
RuOOIpb @amin. @arl @loor. SOwuro
Quitting, Sobn 9inbad, aoolpb aum'
mer, Sarl Wtsind. @ouuro Rapner. So'
ispb SdrOOer. @url Steinburssr, yo'
rsu3 S6lei. gBalter YOssliiu9er, Carl
@eqsr, @arl Suusblut.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17
!RahrsnN ihr Nuslshsn 9orbliitiafsit OH.

Babreno ibr ausisbsu Soqbliitisfsit an.
oeutet. 3si9en bod Die Ssiuueu. 8lutge'
lhpare unb Sautausihld9e. nelfe ,u
9lei6er 3eit iibtbar iino, an. ouB Der
lsbsnsluIt iih in uerOOrbenem uno .uu
reinem 3uitanoe befiuoet. IS fGllt
lbpsr su ia9en, nelhe DON beioen Rlal'
len mebr iu beoauern 1T, oenn. weun
oas Ylut einss Wtsuihen unreiu lit. oaun
lit er oaiu uerurtbeilt. Elm Sebeu uOll
@leno fiibren ju miilien. gSas fann
mobl ihlimmer lein. ais baS hdBlihe
2lusieben uno oas peinigenoe Suden bel
Dem Ausbruh uOn Slut unrelni9teiten ?
Ylut llnrsini9teit 1T aud Die llrlahe
uon RbeumatismuS. beotn9t ourh oas
SorbanOeniein uon SarniGure i'm Se'
bensiaft. glne St0ruugen oes Slutes
peroen ihnell beieitiat ourh ben Se'
brauh uUn 6ornls Alpeutrduter. Wenn
Sie nblutarm" itnO, oann III er ols
rette Wfittel fir sic. uno wenu sic
oil llnrenistett oss Blutss, Hbeuma
tsmus, Sinneu, YlutJeihwiiren uno
OautausihlG9en letoen. oann ut Der
Sebraub bteier UteoBin 9eraoe moth
menols. Die allererite 6lai6e miro sic
oauon iiberieugen.
Sorui's Alpentr1uter bat eincn ur9e,
brotenen Hetoro oes @riOl9es, melfer
Iit iiber bunpert Sabre ;uriid eritredt.
ais Elm Oeilmittel fir oieles Eeloen. 81
nitt in apOtbstsu Su baben. SpeiiaI
aaenteu lieiern ibu. ooer man tann ihn
oireIt be,isbsu uOu Den @tgentbumern.
Or. Better 6abrnep & CONS &c., 1925
90. Sopne 2Iue.. @blcaso, 81.
5ornl's AlpentrGuter Slulbeleber 1T
,u babsn bel 0enrp SDaIter, 1Oll SeOar
Auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17

- Die SolSbdnOler Wiulbsriu &
Suose iino bancroft uno Montas pur,
De Elm Wtaiieuerwclter fir Die 5irmu sr.
nannt.
- Die @rben Ses uerft. Wm. Council
babeH siuen Gussleid usreinbart uuO
Die uussOrObte slufsdtuns ieinss z, lta.
lnentss piro oaberinidt. .itattfinosn.
- Die Observation-Disclosures uub ibre
arbeitSeber baben fir Elm psiteres Sabr
cine Ssreinbaruns getrOffen uno per.
bleibt Der SObn wie in Dem usrilolenen
Sabre.
- Willaro Wtattbems uno Z. Omen
Charles iiuo Wtontas burd &i6tsr 80,
waros fir orei weitere Sabre als 81.
reftoren Der Scranton armsnbebOrce
ernanut worOen.
- Soiepb RabOlosfp, Der in bsm
Grudsr Vaosn an Peun auenue am
,Sreita9 cine 9oloeue Oameuubr sr9rifi
uno ausriB. aber elm paar Wiinuteu
ipater er9riffen wurOe, mubte i'm Poli'
seissri6t $500 Sar9idaft fiir elm &c.
rihtlides @ri6einen. .itellen.
Der 0isser sllan Srown, als
Sanolanser on Oem neuen Traoers'
Sant @ebauoe anseitellt, itiir,te DOM
nsritas Wtittas pom Oritten StOd berab
uno brad Die Sdultsr, einsn arm unO
,wsi Rippsu. Sun Stuut SOipitul wirO
iein 3uitauo nidt oils ssfdbrli9 be-
tra1tet.
- Charles @umminsfi. Der nabs 2afe
Scranton cine Bauersi betreibt, bat am
5reitus se9en Ralpb VI. amerman cine
SntiddOisun9sflase fir $4,000 Elm.
trassn luiien. neil oieier fiirSlih nit iei.
mem automobil in fem 9siGbrt rannts
uno oaiislbe iertriimmerte, aud @um'
minsti lhlimm uerlest baben ioa.
- Die Scranton Erutb" bat tiirj.
lid eiHen SOnteit unSsiausen, laut mel
diem adt tuuse Oamen, Die Die b06lte
Stimmsn3ubl erbulten, auf Soften Der
3eituus cine freie 0teiie nuh europa CT.
bulten wsroeu. Inter Den iunseu Ou
men befiuOet iih aud SRI. Utaris Diem.
welbe i'm Diitritt No. 2 bis Samitae
Die b0hite Stimmen,abl bate. User fir
SRI. Diem ltimmen mill, fam Die @ou
pOns bel ibrer Gante. SRI. ID. 3eiOlsr
au Sruntln auCnue, luGen.
- Dem Siirssrfric9sbelosn @eneral
Ebilip y. SHERIDAN lOl euOlid uOu isi
nen NanOsleuten Guf Dem 9eri6tsse,
bduoe 9runoitiif Gin WfOnumsnt seisst
Wsrosu, oenn in elmer OOnneriins ab'
emo ub9ebultenen Sisung Der betr. Yer'
einiBuuS waro gum Brsls uon $45O0
elm oissbeShsIiter SOntratt uer9sben
uuo bas Dsntmul foil am A. Suli ent'
baut wsrOsn. Die srite anresuns fir
Ous Oentmul wurOe Dor 19 3ubrsn &C.
mudt unO ieitOsm bling Die Sahe in Der
Sdwsbe. Die @Ouutp @ommiiidre bu'
ben einsswilliSt. oab Ous adjournment an
Der @ds uOn Aoums auenus uuO Sprues
Struss srridtst wsrOsn fam.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17

- auorew Ourtin wurOe isreitas in
Der Sermpu No. 1 3e6e gu Olo 6Or9e
auf Der Stsus eri6lussu. uls ibn Elm
Dedenfall traf, seraoe alS er naA Se
enOisuns isinsr arbeit bic Sammsr per
lalIsn mollte.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-03-17

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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-03

Washington, April 2.-Secretary of
the Interior Ballinger has protested
to the congressional committee in
vestigating the intedior department
and the forestry service, against the
demands of Attorney Brandeis for
for records of his department as
can oblique attempt to control the
manner in which the evidence shall
present shall be introduced.''
Under date of March 20 Ballinger
wdote to Chairman Nelson stating
that requests of Brandeis for papers
since the inquiry began "Have been
so numerous and extensive as to re.
suit i'm great Inconvenience and ex
pense."
THAT which may be described as
the prosecution in these proceedings
has now rested" BaTlinger contin-
ued, "And evidence is now being in
troduced by counsel representing me.
From this statement it is obvious
that demands of Brandeis can no
longer be regarde as in the further
ance of proper inquiry, but as be-
ing made as a mere fishing process -
AS the prosecution has rested, and
as all papers heretofore called for
have been furnished, it is respect
fully submitted that demands upon
this department for records made
hereafter should not be allowed un-
less they relate to some matter to
which the evidence now being pre-
sented in my behalf aid which rec
ords have not heretofore been pre-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-03

Washington, April 2.-Members of
b$th the house and senate are strug-
Cling with the question Of framing
laws to further the cause of co1ser-
vation. up to within the last two
or three days both houses OF con-
gress have been so occupied that lit
tie attention has been paid to the
subject. Since Friday however ef-
forts have been made 20 ge; some OF
the administration measures dealing
with conservation into shape for pre-
sentation.
Public lands committee Of the
house has gone to pieces on the pro-
posed law to authorize the president
to make withdrawals and classifica-
tions of public lands. The members
now are divided into several groups
each pulling in different direction.
The chief question which the leg
islators have to deal with in connec-
ton wit conservation are embodied
in bills on the following subjects:
Withdrawal and classification of pub
lie lands. Conservation of coal
lands Conservation of waterpower
Conservation of oil lands. Conserva-
ton of phosphate lands. The first
four will receive serious and earnest
conside Grafton. The bills Oh the last
named one are likely to be lost in
the general fight on others. There
are any number of bills pending in
congress upon all of these subjects
and how best to harmonize them and
arrive at some mutual basis is the
question.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-04-03
SWEDISH SPRlN1ER
PROVES THE WINNER.

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New York. April 2.-Gustave
Ljun gstrom of Sweden proved today
that he is the best long distance
runner on this side OF the Atlantic
by winning the second professional;
Marathon derby at the Polo grounds.
He won with a breezy rush by third
of a mile from James Crowley, the
Irish Marathon racer, in 2.34:82-5.
This beats the record made by st.
Yves, the Frenchman, over the same
course year ago, by minutes,
45 is seconds.
,Thure Johanson another Swede, was
third. five hundred yards behind
Crowley; with Ted Crook, the Amer
lean, fourth. Other two survivors,
Fred Meadows, of Canada, and john
ny Hayes Of this city, who won the
Amateur Marathon in London two
years ago, were distanced.