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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-21
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY

We are authorized to announce ROBERT
w. GopBsy for County Attorney of Caddo
comfy, subject to the action of the Demo
efa,!e primary.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-21
ZOE COUNTY IuDGE

We are authorized TO a-Ucsnce Il. l..
LAWRENCE for Judge Of the county Court Of
Caddo County subject to the action of the
Democratic primary election.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-21


81, "m Risch, J ? fees. 2 es; al
lowed. Court.
si2, X G Cregor Hotel. board jury
8 75; allowed. Court.
Si3, 3 - %,U,,ady, jary certificate
2 90; allowed. Court.
Si4, Frank B. Van Eaton, court cert,
40. allowed Court
8l5, Ok Eng and Pig Co, supplies,
20 2Oi allowed, Court.
$40, q W iiaoiey JUy certificate,
10 20; allowed. Court.
Si7 George Hunt. interpreter, ? OOt
allowed. Court.
slS. s. r. Norman, jury certificate.
25 20; allowed. Court.
$50, Harry Veidt, court bailir, 6 0Ot
allowed Court
S5l, j A Campbell, jury certificate,
80 O5; allowed. Court.
S52, l. o Nichols, jury certificate, 10 OC
allowed. Court
s53, S r. Norman, jury certificate.
10 30; allowed Court.
s5t, Apache Mil Co, coal paupers.
Ia 90: allowed. p and |.
s55. p NJ Levitc. mdse pauper 80 O5.
allowed T. and l..
s5e loo Roborts coprt b,uig ,o-5r.
aIlovod Court
srz roo pohorts oorr+ bo;iir ,eoo.
allowed conrt
g5g First I,I;c,,l p,,l .or-, .,,.
,is,o+o ~, ~. oi,a.r5 80, 60, eo'' '''
$50, +. l.. Burress. court certificate
b so: allowed. Court.
On motion board adjourned to meet
April .. 1910, ct 9 O'Clock G.. m.
The board met pursuant 10 adjourn
meat wi.h all members Of tie board
This brings the day set for hearing of
he permanent survey and reports OF
-he Swan Lake Drainage District No.
|, and femonstrance of ID w Taylor
md Others having been flied this the
'.;a1 I'S ~, ' -. ',,, - 'O"'u Se'S ''ie
Tbo nat;,ianoo, ?. a,'',.,.;.,,. ,'''
,,d hy tboir s4tornan w - - 60 60
yo,,,c. .,d r-r.oa.tr,, ~ ,-. 80 :,
- -, .,a ~, .na;- atta--.-I I,'. ,'is
IeKn.ht. IT., ra,,t;snarS ZINC INC
made motion -o- q. t.,,..
heir reG-r, vlie' p D..
raptcd. md late r. .r.l .,.
'th 'olo
On motion board 1G'orr, ,c r.e,
Il 7 o'ciocL . n.
The board met pursuant 20 = ionrr
lent with all mewb' o. TIE loP
resent.
TIE foIlowiry clo'roe - r. prd entad.
u5ited allowed or d;sellovod.
No. s62 Whiflc.k Br,. ,,s.o
ers. l55 30 ALLOWED. = a,l + -
oeA Ol, Erg and Pc 10 .-,,-
q o. allowed. sun ''k 0'
.n, - Welcb % srn,I,o. 90 90
ouo' " ~
iioweu, cup
ooO' "M Heece' rent poor mousse
oO' allowed; I ana l.
ooI WIN keece' rent poor mousse,
= oco co' ',,'O "0u' a,'N
00o, '"''N'S =. oV'V'1N' ou' '"' P"V'
VI, : w 'uowed; 7 and
so N = Gregor Hotel, board jury,
20 allowed; court
S3i, w T Melton, cattle Inspector,
0 GO, allowed; c u,
S76. John d Pugh, salary county clerk
rs rs, allowed: salary.
s77. John d Pugh, expense and post
.ge, lS. %. allowed. salary.
SIS. Mrs VIM McFavden. visiting
chools, 37 on. allowed; salary.
$40. Mrs VIM McFavdcn. salary co.
unit. 400 90. allowed; salary.
$50, Mrs VIM McFayden, expense co
upt, SO 81. allowed: salary.
Ssl. Mabel Wallis. dent co supt, $50 90
.llowed; salary.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS

We ato authorized to announce LELLE
p. Ross l3r Governor, subject 60 the aciou
Of the Democrat pumtIY election.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1908-191?, 1910-04-21
RrrtsrHR oF pEEps

We are aulhorzed to announce BEN
F. CoofER FOX Register OF Deeds, subject
TO the sc,ion ~ Tho nemocr5pc Primary,
August ?, 1910.
We -r au.'..f..f n --rcrnce J. r..
STEPHENS for Register Of Deeds, subject to
he ge.,. CT ,le L,mccI-t- primary.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28
TYpHOID ARTICLE
INTERESTS READER

To the Editor OF The Daily Chieftain:
Dear Sir: Thursday evening in the
supplement to your valuable paper.
there was an article on. Typhoid
Fever Declared TO be National Dis
grace" The article is timely. but we
wish it had been mode explicit, set
ting forth some Of the causes Of this
and other dread diseases. and the pre-
vention Of the same We are inclined
to blame the mosquito and common
ay--and doubtless these pests are 70
blame for much OF the sickness then
why allow so many breeding places
in our city. 0ttimes during the warm
days that visit t'us-eyen in the winter
season -our sense of smell is assail-
ed with odors that are far from pleas
ant and are gentle intimation Of that
stronger odor that is TO follow IN the
spring, caused by the breeding places
Of the above pests which pregade
many Of the back yards and alleys of
our fair city. We refer to the unsani-
tary condition of outhouses garbage
places and stagnant pools that are
only occasionally 60 cleaned A
casual hand full Of lime or other dis.
enfeotant would DO away with a con-
siderable amount Of this nuisance. A
better plan than that suggested-"the
state to be required To protect its citi-
zens"--would be for the citizens to
protect themselves A movement on
the part OF our city council would aid
in this matter and we are certain they
would have the support Of the board
OF health. A further movement to the
connecting all homes with the sewer
age system would be a considerable
aid, and doubtless prevent much Of
the disease and sickness which neces-
sarily follows the above condition.
A CITIZEN.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28

the money was spent in districts
where the state roads do not join.
adding:
Il do not favor carrying on the work
in this manner. but believe a definite
route should be selected and a road
built which will best accommodate the
largest percentage Of our people, and
that every effort be used IN continu.
Gus betterment OF the routed highway.
The plan have outlined appears to
meet with the approval Of all to whom
It has been presented"
Governor Hay is a good roads en-.
thusiast, saying that anything which
benefits the farmers and fruitgrowers,
who are really the backbone of the
country. win attract thousands of 9th.
ers TO the state, also encouraging the
county good roads associations TO
greater efforts. He does not believe
there Is such a thing as having too
many good roads, expressing the opin.
ion that every dollar expended in this
work will return a hundred.fold.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28
Days of DrudgerY in
Railroad Service Ends

tice, they should also have a standing
committee of a character TO command
confidence, who should sedulousIy fos-
ter a closer relation between the rail-
road and educational agencies"
Mr. Eaton draws these conclusions:
Railroad financial managements
should incorporate an educational
scheme as definite part of their 20.
Icy on the ground Of business pru-
dence Such policies should be in.
augurated for periods Of not less than
five years, preferably ten. otherwise
tn money appropriated will be large.
ly wasted
Railroads should extend the prin.
ciples of definite apprenticeship to ov.
cry department OF the service, and
should provide for y or more grades
of apprentices In order TO take ae-
count OF differences in capacity and
work done elsewhere, either in proper.
ly accredited schools or by experience
and leading TO different grades Of ser.
vice
There should be formal provision
for movement among departments un-
der proper conditions, and the comfy
Of railroads should be so far extend
ed as TO formally provide for some
Interchange of officials under special
restrictions
I'm executing the policy of educa-
ton announced by the directors, there
should be a superintendent of educa-
tion reporting directly to higher OIL
clal, such superintendent to be thor
oughly informed of the educational
policy of the railroad and the broad
considerations on which II rests. His
department should systematically re-
cruit the employees throughout the
service and certify on request, to
their records and general efficiency
in the early stages of promotion.
Efficiency should be recognized by
an efficiency wage, stated distinctly
apart from the seniority wage.
Employees should be encouraged to
take outside courses OF instruction or
experience without forfeiting their
tenure, and, so far as possible, the
educational department should sys.
tematieally turn to account every out
side educational agency by suggesting
courses, uniting In cooperative
courses to the end that theory and
practice be joined.
"The educational opportunities OF
the service should be utilized 90 the
utmost by encouragement Of perfect
freedom OF study and criticism and
Interchange of ideas concerning acci.
dents. bad work and all the details
of practice Annual or semiannual
meetings of employees by classes OF
/ work and the preparation and cir.
cularizatlon Of papers and discussions
should be feature"
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28
GOVERNOR TO CALL
ELECTION VERY SOON

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. %. Although
the hearing before the secretary of
state Of the objections filed by Guthrie
citizens IS still pending, Secretary Of
state Bill Cross has submitted the
ballot title to the Oklahoma City bill
providing for an immediate election
on the location Of the state capital, TO
Governor c. N Haskell for his action
calling a special election It Is under
stood that the governor intends to call
a special election at once to vote on
that proposition and also upon the pro-
posed amendment to Article nine, Sec
tlon nine, Of the constitution and the
Taylor general election Law.
The Guthrie obiectors claim that
the action Of the secretary Of state In
submitting the ballot title while the
hearing is pending is unwarranted
and illegal and they Will appeal TO the
courts either for a writ Of injunction
to prevent the calling Of the election
or for a writ Of prohibition to prevent
the holding Of an election. II one is
called
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28

Tacoma, Centralia. Chehalis, Van
couver Walla walla. Spokane, Wen
atchee and Ellensburg, continuing
thence to Seattle.
Governor Hay announced that tax
of one mill has been levied, and It is
estimated that this will bring in at
least $3.50, 900 year for use IN improv.
ing roads lie also said he Is not IN
favor of large state appropriations for
the improvement Of roads where the
money is expended in small amounts in
various places. He said that while
the Legislature OF Washington appro.
priated 100000 Tor good roads IN 1909,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28
ELEVEN HUNDRED MILE
ROAD FOR WASHINGTON

Spokane WASH Jan. "a. = Eleven
hundred miles Is the length Of a state
trunk highway planned for Washing
ton by Governor NJ. p. Hay, who is
visiting In Spokane. The road Is de-
signed to serve 75 per cent Of the pop
ulation of the state, now near the l.
2be0OO mark. and will touch all cities,
taking in BeIlingham. Everett, Seattle,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28

The camp Of the pipe line workers.
who are laying the gas main from
near WEIGH 10 this city, is now pitch.
ed a mile and half north Of Vinlta,
the pipe line having been completed
from Welch to that point.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28

Mr. S. II Glassmlre, a lay assistant
to the Rev James J. II Reedy viii
take the services at ST. Johns next
Sunday, both morning and evening
Choir rehearsal on Saturday at 1880
D. m. Regular services each Sunday,
morning and evening.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1910-01-28

p. n. Carthage, Of Carthage. Mo-.
has accepted a position as travelling
salesman with the Ratclin.sanders
Grocery company.
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New IOrk. q; Detroit, ..
~. I.Ouis. =; Philadelphia. Q.
washington. .: chicago. Q.
G1eN Gland. q: Boston. ..


DFrr"IT sept - Hal Chass's High
LANDER celebrated their Anal appearance
OF the season a. Benu-tt Park this after
noon by taxing the final game of the series
with the Tigers, = To 5. thus making a clean
sweep of the series
The contest was nearly a. poor an exhibit
ton A. that OF the day previous Both
teams ieldrd weirdv. good and had plays
being mixed The gam" wa- chiefly re-
mArkable for - display Of twirlers. De
troit brought out three and the New Works
like number
New York failed to hit the Detroit Finger
IN only one round out OF nm. Works Was
Ciuut-d hard during the Two innings IA which
Ntfh an error helped tho HighlAndrrS 10
four run, IN the fiT-t tvo inutng-
stroud appeared ia the third and NaS
unabl" 20 stop the anker parade One
run va- added In this period ana another
? IN the sixth Mullin took AZ the burden
I IN the eighth and the talying ceased
Quinn began tor New AUTN aud had lust
/ commenced to go wrong IN the 'aird hen
I ua-,' b"nChed him and uncpN eyed Vaughn
The latter pitched well until the ~IN'h. when
] D.'ruI' punched hts and sathsrrd Two runs
d No more followed IN the ueNt session
/ aldwell pitched the remaining two innings
and blauked the nome Oltff
\ double play aud some reckless base
running KILLED on several opportunities
for the VI gers that New NorA mi-plav-
opened up laV kiTk". ~" New YORK
stat" l.eugu" recruit. went IN ~ second and
PLAYED = Or'.dif trl" gam" cobb had per
irvt batting Average for The day. walking
ono" ana getting Tire" iuN".d hh- o'' OF
four mes az
4 he
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
COACHING CLUB OUTING.
To Go % Southampton a. the Guests Of
HnnRN 4. Co.

All plans have been cOmpleJed for an
autumn drive Of the Goa hing Club to South
ampton. T. !. on Friday and saturday
October and = n viii Ia tho Coaching
clubs only outing this season for the spring
meet counts a. a different function and tho
first on Long Island for many years. when
the hosts w"r" az different times. Charles
Carroll and August belmont. This time
the host will be Henry T.. Con There will
10 eight Coa' hmen for eleven teams. but
there will be others a. guests
Tho party will leave tho Metropolitan
Club on the club coach Pioneer ~ , oclo" X
on the afternoon Of October : In the alb
senre Of President Jay, th. ICE president
Reginald " RiNes. will drive the town
stage - Elmhurs' 500 retary G"orR" q.
to Queens. whenc. " Goadhv lO-w Will be-
the 'oaC hman 20 the Meadow Brook club.
Hampstead, where "A stop Will be made Tor
the night
on Tho morning ~ tho eighth Mr. I.ncw
" III again take the r-in- and drive 10 Ma~-s-
pelua. whore ~" stage Of Harms fahne-tp o.
commences "" VII drive go Babylon.
where Afrrd T. Naud rhIlt becomes the
driver for the Two s'ags~ of fifteen miles
- SaNNille oliver q. l"nnIug- l. hen to
bo 'oarhman for Two Stages along he south
and B.llpor' 10 centre Mnrlche- where
Edward browning at Philadelphia takes
the Pioneer to N"-'hsmpton Thence for
"a" eighteen miles remaining Mr. toe ~
host, Will drive -uf, 's--lNs teams tO the
Meadow ilub ~ southampton
Mr.. Co" III entertain tho toach hing Club
party over SUNDAY. october o, at the
Meadow Club There will be no return
drive The members had a. hr-t rontem-
plated returning On I. Icdvari Blair :
steam yacht Diana. hut the Croundin NJ
put Il ou' of commission. The rrtu:n WILL
therefore. bs bN train
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
LONGWOOD TENNIS.
Miss Hammond Beais Miss Noyes On Third
Round Of singles.

BROOKIINF. Mas sept = Miss LOUISE
Hammond ut New York. the Met rOpolitan
a. well a. philadelphil amt Eastern cham
pion. defeated Miss Los Moy~S of Toronto.
for the last four years the Canadian cham
plon. IA hard thTr. -st match IN the
wumen'S tennis Tournament At Longwood
Cricket club TODAY. Mis-. Elsie Little Of
New York. sister ~ RayHond Little. won
her frst match today but was easily ds-
feated by Miss Evelyn Sears IN the third
round play
Paired IN the doubles Misses Hammond
and LATHE non handy from Mr. Burgess
and Mis- Pierce Will" Nj Moves. playing
with Mt-- Edith ROtrh. took "A match from
Mi-S fred"rika Paine of newport and Miss
aud Richard lNShop proved a strong pair
ia the mixed doubis- and won both their
matches IA mat tourney
The summary
LITTLE defeated Miss Jane StOckton. 81. a 4
Miss Marion I~nno defrated Mis- Isabelle pendle
Third RSuus Miss Louis Hammond defes,~t
Mis- Lots Moyrs. . :. . .. ! Miss Evelyn
seSrs dsie'' p,. MIS- E.se LIZ nc e. S.iws
ney and Miss Romans dcfca - NsSss Harrins
. :. - Mlss-~ Hammond and Little lie
feated Mr. ngrgcss and Mis- Pierce, q a. I
iss ,, N Mls ana ,5 s",' Se.L' ar
Third Round Miss Noyr, ana Miss fdith Rotsh
defeated Miss frrierlAa Paine aud Miss Harriet
M,Ari Doubirs Firs, Wound Nlss Lois Moy--
and Richard Plsh"p defeated Mis- EdIlh Rotch
Ear,' Gurus aud H brooks defeated NJ.
Ahc" rhofnd!kc AMI ! Bcals. g Ms.
Mt ana Ms Edgar Wrighion. : s. "a.
Secoad Round Miss Moves and Mr. bishop
80 T. Miss Paine ana Mr. Reals. drira tel
Miss "a AcCuntock and u Taylor. 81. o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

ITNINGroV. XIV sept - Another large
crowd Was In attendance a. the Kentucky
association to- day. the weather was fair
and the track fast The hAndicap A. one
mile and twenty yards was Won hv Helmet
with lrAmeu,e second and Tom Highce
third The summaries
Tirst Race Siv fI-ongs r'helda 30 Moore
won lripue~ne - Thomas second. NdA
Meade loo Martin. thifd Time. ll1t1
DAINTY Dame. NinfrAn. PeepoN "r. Mae HHrili ton.
Camel and Alice George ai~p ran
SsCond Race Five and q half fuflnngs prtn
galloway, ip Thomas wol lAb.,ld. iu7
UGoos..I second Mis- Drlin. ifg Moore third
Time. - charley >tTa.s ami hen lucky Ro~e
AlsD ran
Third Racc Handicap one mite and twenty
yarts Hclmct IL Reid. Won. IEaurnre. 'Nt
Coos sroOni Tom Hlgncr rs Hufnagtc ihird.
Time. Ia s. ROYAL Report al-p ran
TOuTth Race i've and = half fuTiongs T.rpy.
ins Marlin. Won Explicit. ~. Thomas. .srond
R4t'rrb-li. ino Reid. tflnf Time. - 3 g.
Mc,fnerc, French King Hi.rr,. star RIa.s-.
sue layton. Tahoe Dawn Of nay, Wobcria T. .
,hcmuito, NaanAn. Hatrrmhn and DcTtrlte
Fifih RACE one mile and 4, sixteenth Miami
iOS Thomas Won John T. NrNirn. iop Coos .
sr~ond sligo. ~ tkeoner'. 'hl-t Time - s
beaver Giri. Bucket BrigAs" Maid Militant and
Omcrun also ran.
SlIh RAce one mile and sixteenth cot
ishmeade. ~ OStsinherdu. Won Aire HAirr 10
Noun tain. srcond Rad News 10 Reid thlfd.
Tine. loss. oulip. Al Rad Alice and Nina
Bsy also ran.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
TWO DEtD mars ~ one DiT
u. q. MhItRey's Borrow . Factor In one
oT Them 81 Newmarket.


Ia>BuN sept - There were iva dea 4
heats during to-day races a. New markei
nne b.r cen Mr. NhIin"N's borrow. ridden
b, Martin. and Sur-iar m Tho race for NJ"
Hopaful S'aEe- aud the other between
MAJOR Mciaughtn'- Sensre-- and Mr.
tatri-- Lady VISTA "a the Great Eastern
Handi'ap
IN" Hoprful ~ axes Vas for - Sovereigns
and had ia starters SIr D ta-=sl'- por-
phNri, ran third 10 The dead heaters The
bs.ittng A. To- on suns ar. ~ 10 against
Nj Whitn~v- hor~e and - TO against
pprphvrt'
The Great Ea-iern Handicap Vaz sweep
stakes - zen -OVerei gns each With 80 soN -
erstgn- added Mr. Nhrnev'- Mu"hvor
ran bird To- Sen-ele-- and LADY Vista IN y
fed ~ nine The ,~'ting was sto against
Ssn-Sisss 20 agaiBs' Lady VISTA aud :
10 against Wuchu ORR
The Tri"nnial produ"" Stake. NJ ~ soy
eTsiKu- ea'h. with HH -oNeTeiRn- added
was won by " A-tof's WinkiIsop Mr.
Faire'S King Mida- Nuh Mahsr m the
saddle Was serOnd and " Raphael'z lou
yigny finished third There we're seven
starters The betting va. 20 : against
Winkipop. 10 against Ming Midas and
~ TO aRainst IouNiEnv
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
To iRR,~Gr WORLDS SERIES
National Commission Meets Monday
VIA, sanction Local Games Too.

4 -paCial meeting - m" National HHSe-
hall COMMISSION vii -" h"id NEXT Monday
morning ~ Cincinnati to arrange date and
other details for The Ord'- championships
-.ris-- bstv cen ~" Phindeip hA hhlett's
and the chicago cuts
n was -aid on sN'"Ilsn' authority ye~isr-
day that he Commission would also San
ton n pn-t -sa-on -eris-z be' eeu tho Giants
and Highlander and would arrange
schedule 81 seven game
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
john =. Hru.h CominE Issms.

en-, 400. Sept - John 7 Brush. rre-i-
dent ~ The New YorL NationaI baseball
team. departed from chicago fhis after
noon ~ I % y 'clo"k for hN home city He
has heen In Chicago all summer Tor hta
health Tie owner NJ the Giants az once
viii feel the public pulse " IL said IN regard
20 9 poai series between hs club and The
New York Highlander He will hold a
conference With President Farrell and the
series nNy be arranged providing here n
10 Ind TO be q demand for the games.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

TOTALS - 7'-I To'a'S - a. - !.
swimming -In VHs scov~t with none OUT
phuadrlghA 90 ~ -
- LoIis % W % ~ % I
II4ns Philadelphia lArp - Ioul, corr
don. Three bAss hlt Harry sacrifice hit
S'ephrns po4uls uIaAs NAIArs TrtIesfale ami
GriGgs N4rph, and uAN,. ,oIcu hAs~s collins.
corridor ~ hy pitcher o., A'Ain, Gordon
Wtd pl'ch~a Nelson Atkins Firsf hase
balls on N~I-ou . % itkIns . Si-u's out rs
A'kius p, Nelson l'.' "a base - iouis.
8 phuAde phiA @ q wprc IN rhief Egan Flsid
umpire IornoIl, Time hour and - minute
WAsHINdrpN. 8 CHI,Ngo = L'i
CHfCAao sept - Washington easily defeated
the Whitr SnN 20 DAY Johnson made new
strike ou' record getting ten men 20 da} and
rnAAlHE his record - for 81. 10 sore
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
NTiRTLE 4 ~ RPRISE.
Outsider Heats Good Field In = 30 Trot
az Columbus.

tpIr NRu- sept - Joan and Dude
Nr,hdal- hAd one sharp clash m their race
to-day over the Columbus tra,k. hut the
real thing turned up whom the ~ trotteTs
came out the race going To Startie. that
was nowhere In the betting. but able to
ma he the nrst mile IN : lO5l. a. or a full second
faster than loan went when she beat the
arc hdalr mare, Startte won the seCond
heat IN -lo " time There Was hotter speed
10 ne third ant Hra'e t'IrJil~ pas-ed GRO
B"i.Iul "a the last thirty vards.
budf" At,hdale although beaten last
woes by loan. WAz made ihVorite for the
ku. N"r. stake The uATr- went - -liy the
'r-. Itlf and fhen liked the balance II ths
way ~. final half being frotissd IA ~
and ih- la-t quarter va "A seconds Joan
won tN enough to ~" any doubt away
~" took The usN' tSu h"s's ei-ter the anal
quarter oi el'h beiuE IN 80 Seconds
he summaries
10 c.a.. trUtting nrs' d.,Islon y4rNe 1SO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29
Dates for Ten MIIe RUN and Cres--Cs.n;ry
ChampiORship-.

The 4 A I championship committee has
announced that the AfiOnAl ten mile cham
pionship will be- held on Saturday. Novem-
Der s. At Celtic Park II u proposed ~ hold
the national junior croes country champion .
ship on November 10 and the senior cham
fAonehip q week later On November ~ The
courses for thee hItuTes have not yet been
selected but there n a report that a real
piece Of hill and dale gotng vii be picked
out this TINA.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-29

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