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Omaha daily bee., 1910-06-30
AMER. ASSN.
MINK LEAGUE.
Yesterday Results.


WESTERN LEAGUE.
Omaha, s; Wichita, Z.
Denver, Il Des Moines g.
Topeka, 81 Sioux City, TO-
81. Joseph, 4; Lincoln, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
brooklyn, I; Boston, 3.
philadelphia, 2; New York, g.
Chicago, ]; st. Louis 2
Cincinnati 6; Pittsburg, O.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
New York, e, Washington, l.
Boston, s.; Philadelphia, T.
Chicago, o; Detroit, q
st. Louis, 4; Cleveland O.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 6; Minneapolis, 4.
Toledo, 2; st. Paul, TO-
indianapolis, 8; Milwaukee g.
Louisville, 2; Kansas City, 8.
NEBRASKA LEAGUE.
Seward, 0; Superior, g.
Columbus, 3, Kearney, 2.
Grand Island, o; Hastings, a.
MINK LEAGUE
Maryville, 6; Shenandoah, g.
Nebraska City, 3; Auburn, 6.
Fails City 4; Clarnda, T.
Games Today.
Western LeRgue-Denyer at Omaha,
Wichita at Sioux City, Topeka at Lincoln
Des Moines at st. Joseph.
National League-Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston Chicago at 81
Louis Cincinnati at Pfttsburg.
American League-Chicago at Detroit, St
Louis at Cleveland.
american Association = Columbus at
apolis at Milwaukee, Louisville at Kansas
Nebraska State League-Fremont at Red
SIoud seward at Superior: Columbus at
kearney, Grand Island at Hastings.
Mink League-Falls City. at Maryvillc.
Shenandoah a. Auburn, Nebraska City al
Clarinda.
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TIGER PITCHER WINS DUEL
Donovan of Detroit OutcInsses scott
of the Chicago white
son.

DETROIT, June 29.--Donovan got the de-
eision over Scott in a fine pitchers battle
today. defeating Chicago. 2 to O Score.
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BLUES HIT ERRINC COLONEL
Kansas City Beats Louisville, Nine ia
Two, at Home.
TIMELY STICK WORK HELPS OUT
Columbus Beats Minneapolis, six ia
FOur-st. Paul whips Toledo
and Indians Defeat the
Brewers.

KANSAS CITY. June 2e.--Exua base hits
and errors at critical moments won the
Louisville game for Kansas City hero to-
day, by score Of to 2 Score: ..
IOIftsvtfrr y.N,s,.
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cHAMrs RuN Ur oN pnNyrn
superior Pitching Brings Victorv

AHFtc to Ones
DIES MONIES, Ia. June 2a-Througb an
perlor twlrling 8Des Molnes won today's
game. The Denter Aggregation seemed I'M
aule 70 connect with the ball at critical
moments, Score:
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SACRIFICES WIZ FOR OMAHA
Cadman and sshipke Save Day in
Twelfth Inning.
GAME RED HOT AT CLOSE
keeley's single Also Contributes
Toward Victory Won from
wichita by score OF Eight
10 seven.
GAME RED HOT AT CLOSE

schlpkes fly to center In the twelfth,
just at the time when 1t would do the
most good brought in the winning run
for the Rourkes yesterday afternoon and
gave Omaha the closing game Of the Wich-
tia series by a score OF TO Z.
The first few innings were common or
binary base ball, without any of the ex-
element an audience pays It's good money
10 witness, but along about the seventh
things began to happen and IT was tooth
and nail from then on.
Kelley and Jarnigan, twirlers for twelve
acts, both did good work and kept steady
gait all the way through. Jarnigan had
the better of the argument according to
the dope sheet, but Kelley held the Jay
hawkers in the plnches and won out in
the strenuous finish OF the twelfth inning.
Wichita had tied the score in the eighth
by making two runs, and from that time
10 the end neither side had been able to
get man across the plate, although ii
looked mighty shaky for the ROurkes on
several occasions. '-
Twelfth stellar Inning.
The twelfth was the real inning OF the
game and many fan stayed until nearly
seven bells and then had to square him
self at bone. Wichita was first to bat in
the last inning and made one run. With
two down Shaw singled and when King
let the ball slide through his legs, he went
on to third Jarnigan hit what looked
like the winning ball when he landed a hot
one into the middle garden for two sacks,
scoring Shaw. But the eollegian was soon
caught mapping and II was Omahas turn.
Gonding, who had taken Kanes place at
first, his safe, his second In the half game.
Cadman executed a sacrifice, putting Shot
ten, who ran for Gonding. on second.
Thompson drew pass and Kelley hit a
long single which scored Shotten and tied
the score. Slugger Bill was next up and
he hit long fly to Belden shotten
waited until the ball was caught and then
scooted for home 1t was close race
but Mulin was saved the necessity OF max
In decision on a close play when Shaw
missed the ball on the bound and the game
was over. The score:
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7 IB.,s. ~
'Batted for Mitchell In the ninth.
Cleveland ...,,......O O2 o o O IA
st; Louis ............2 0 o 0 o. o "a
Two-base hits: Easterly, Lajoie, Stone
Three-base- fitg: Wallace, Newman Sacri-
flee hits: Stone, HartseH. Double plays,
Turner and Stoyall; Wallace and Newman,
Hits:i Off Spade, In three Innings; OF
Powell s in six innings. Bases on balls.
Off Mitchell, 2; off Spade, Q. Hit by
pitched BALI BY Mitchell (2. Struck out:
BY Mitchell 3; by Powell, 4. First base
on errors: Cleveland, 81 St Louis l. Left
on bases: Cleveland IL; st. Louis 8. Time:
l;5S. Umpire: Evans. ~
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Persistent Advertising is the Road to
Big Returns. ne E-
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Browns Beat Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, June 2S-St. Louis de-
feated Cleveland 4 to 3 Spade was knocked
from the box, but Powell, who succeeded
him, was effective with men on bases.
Score:
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HighlRnders Trim Washington,

sBatted for Gray in the ninth.
washington .,.......0 0 0 o o O OIL
New York ..;....... 0 0 0 0 0 0 %
Two base hits: Laporte, Chase Lelivelt
Three-base hit: Unglaub Stolen base:
Street Double play: Gardner, Knight and
Chase Bases on balls: OFF Gray, 2: off
NMarhop' T. Struck out: BY Gray, q by
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Buckeyes Defeat MiIIern.

MINNEAPOLIS, June 29-Columbus de-
feated Minneapolis 8 to L. today Mlnneapo-
lis had thirteen men left on bases. Umpire
Ownes was struck by foul tip In the sec.
ond inning and was forced to leave the
game, but resumed work later. Score:
Minneapolis ...,......0 / 2 o 0 o o %
Columbus .,,.r...,l / v 0 2 0 0-t
Two-base hits: CraYath, Congalton,
Reilly Three-b base hits: Cravath, smith
Stolen bases: Clymer 90, Cravath, GIL
Congalton, Downs, Reilly. Sacrifice hits,
Cravath, Gill, ORourke, Hinchman ~, Con-
Minneapolis, 49, Columbus, g. Hits; OF
Thielman, in five innings; off Patterson,
in two innings; off Altrock, 2 In two in
nings. Bases on balls: OFF Thielman, /;
off Kaler. g. Struck out: BY Thielman, u
by Patterson, 2; by Kaler 8. Passed ball:
Carisch. Time: 2:2O, EMPIRES: owens and
Guthrie. s,.... .,t
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Boston Wins I'm Fifteenth,

PHILADELPHIA, June 29.-Boston de-
feated Philadelphia In a fifteen-inning
game to g. With two men on the bases
In the closing, aGrdner trpled and came
home on Lewis single. The score:
ROSTON PHI. A DEL ptTA
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LINCOLN BATS AND RUNS WELL.

HaEerman PuEEIe TO So. JOseph---
score Five 40 -Four.
LINCOLN, gune @-Lineoln won the
final game from S. Joseph by score Of
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Totala....Sa 5 q ID 0

Ratted for McGlynn in the seventh.
'Batted for Schardt In the ninth.
Indianapolis .........2 0 90 0 O'2l 0-5
Two-base hits: Hayden Chadbourne
Base on balls: Off McGlynn, 3; off Schardt
8; off Ortiz, /. Time: 2:10. Umpires Fergi-
son and Berhalter.
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c. c. McMcDonald, +. C................... o.
~ .. Brewington. G. u. r. A.....,,,..... lO7
n. ID. Morrill,, O. f. C........,.,....... Sc
~ II. Gaines, o. G, C,.........,.,."..,... rs
X. g, Dcnr, o., f. C........,......s,........ "
=. w, Han, o. c. C................... Sc
]. J. boucher. o. r. C...................,.. or
G. y. Reed, c. II. r. A..,................,. %
J. w Parrish, O. f. C.................... 90
r. M. Laverty, = o. c. C............... 95
a. G. Reed, M. P.,..............,...,... ia
r y. Nicely, o. F.. Cs."......"...,... 100
~ n Sprague, q. C. -C,.,......,.....,.,.. 20
Albert Calm, O. r. C...,.................. pS
G, NJ Martin, .. c. C,.,,.....,......,..... o.
=, J. lIoel, o. C. C.....,..,.....,....,.. %
II. z. Sumney, O. r. ,..................... rs
g q bawton, G. II. II. A................ III
n. Il, Lindsay, o. G, C.............,..,.,. ia
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'Batted for Schultz in the ninth.
81; Louis ......,...."o 90 -
chicago ...............0 o o OO1 0 OIL
Two-base hits: Tinker, Ellis. Three
base hits Schultz. Cakes Home run Kane
Sacrifice Hit: Mowrey. Double play: Tinker,
EVers and Hoffman Stolen bases Hauser,
HuSBins, Cd Hit by pitched ball: BY Nc
iintyre lHouser) Base on balls: Off Nc
Intyre, 2 Struck out: BY Mcintyre, 8; by
Salee, 2. Left on bases: st. Louis, 3; Chi
Emsie
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OMAHA

Totals .,'..,.......b II '34 II 8
IRAN for Gonding in twelfth.
Omaha
H RSa' %: :s,Si SSsS 81 81
H HHa' 49,. I'D. 9 10 IN
Two-base hits: schipke. Jarnigan CO
kesisS seI9sn; Bases on balls: OFF
pau; BY Jarnigan, /. Struck out: By
6 6esley' q by J9Tnigan, s. Left on bases
S Slraiha IA wichita H. Double plays
Sadman to Gondlng, Middleton to Hughes
stolen passes! Corridor a. WEIGH, Cad
man man Claire. Pettgrew. Time; $50 I'm
Notes of the Game.
Denver comes today
Jarnigan demonstrated that he could hat
Is wen as pitch, and hit two pretty
uouples, when they courted.
Kelley was hit hard seventeen safe oros
Wneh the crowd was yelling for Pa IN
send In new thrower.
Welch made another OF his pretty throws
ana saving the game. He has improved
"ohGeiIu!IS on that throw of his
r,r Hihe was hit by pitched ball on the
Iish. arm and retired In the fifth in favor
Dy his chatter around the initial sack
II looked as H Kings errorin the tyve,s,b.
was Iatal, when he let iShaw's single scoot
~ nm snd roll. on toSthe fence but tho
run back. "Nu so' he
Jarnigan made miscue after he had
NJ ms second double. When Kelley passed
was ent,t i,adGh y got i in his head, he.
lelsufely stTolling along
manager Bill made wise move wber
me us Pun Isno1te3 IN 70 run for Gonding in
the run that tied the score II n.sn ~,
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Errors Help Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN.
BOSTON.

BOSTON, June 29--Mattern lacked effec-
tiVeness and was wild. Wild throws by
II. Smith to second gave Brooklyn two
runs. Score:
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At,sr Miehita had scored two in the
Jarnigan hit a hot one Straight nj Corrj'
q poh Inc lad with the auburn hair was
Johl on he-spot and the game was
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KANSAS CITY.
LOUISVILLE

tWv-Udse hINs, oIanIeyl D0Wnle, Smott.
Schwenk. Three-base hits: Campbell. Love,
five innings off schwenk. in three In
nings Sacrifice fly. Magee. Stolen bases
shannon, shay. Struck out: BY Coakley
/; by Campbell T. Left on bases Louisville,
10; Kansas City, 4. Base on balls: OFF
Schwenk, 2; Off Campbell j. Hit BY pitched
ball: BY Campbell, Stanley and Flourney.
Time: las. Umpires: Hayes and Van
SICKLE. s,a.. ..et ,-,
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~, Datteu AoI SCOlt III the ninth.
ShicaKo ''.,..........0 0 % o o o o o 90
Sanage. s. CallhCp
Two-base hit: Cobb Three base bit. San
age Sacrifice hits: Gandn Purteli stolen
passes: Crawford, Delehanty, T. Jones
Double play: Bush, Delehanty and T. Jones
Left on base: Detroit. 8; Chicago, 4 First
base on errors; Detroit, 2: Chicago. 4
struck out BY Donovan, 4; by Scott, 6
Time 1850 Umpire: Dineen and Connolly.
Hishlanders Trim Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 29.-warhop easily
outpitched Gray today and New York de-
feated Washington to 1. Score
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Orth PnEEIes MIIMaukee.
INDIANAPOLIS.
MILWAUKEE,.

MILWAUKEE, June 29,-Orth was puz-
ze, while indianapolis. with a crippled
lineup. punched hits off McGlynn. Score:
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INTERESTING FACTS TO SMOKERS

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TAIIAFERRO AND BROWARD
MUST TAKE ANOTHER TRY
state Seems Solid Against n COnven-
tiOn-Burr and Jackson Lead for
ssiOuera

Tampa, May 11-With less than half
the results of yesterdays election are
still in doubt but sufficient indica-
ton of the trend of the vote is per-
ceptible to warrant the statement that
Hon. James p. Taliaferro and Hon.
Napoleon b. Broward will run off the
contest for United States senator w.
X. jackson and r. Hudson Burr seem
to be leading for railroad commission
| erS and the vote against the holding
of a state convention is overwhelm-
inSly against
| 1t became evident early in the day
| that a light vote would be cast. There
| were few surprises in the result of the
senatorial race beyond the SurpriSin Z
| showing made by L'Engle in some of
! the counties. His race will probably
| be the main cause for Mr.. Taliaferrn
appearing in the second primary.
The Broward vote seems to have
| come mainly from the country dis
| tricts, where the former governor APP
pears - have considerable strength
and support. WITHOUT exception Mr.
Taliaferro has received handsome ma
| jorities among the cities where the
business men have carefully consider
| ed the relative merits of the two can
| didates.
| Although Nr. Jackson seems TO be
high man for one OF the positions on
| the board of railroad commissioners
| and returns from the counties still I'M
! heard from may change the results
| Mr.. Bitch Is, 50 far, evidently low
| man.
! For Senator In Sumter County
| Center Hill-Baskin. IS: Carney 81
| Wildwood-BaSkin, %: Carney, "a
| Coleman-BaSkin. 10: Carney, AZ.
OXford-Baskn, Il; Carney, III
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Kill. 8; Light. p; Mcleod. IS; Phillips,
10: Rogers, 5.
Tax Assessor-Ayer. %: Moorhead. s.
Tax Collector-Colbert. %; Fort. 2
County NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA: Tompkins, IA.
L. 5. Senate-Broward. Is: Taliafer-
ro, 8.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures. p;
Burr. 8; Jackson, Is.
State Convention-For. 2; against,
l6.
State Senator-Baskin. 8; Carney.
IA
Observation-Disclosures. s: Cats
Kill, :: Light, s; Mcleod. 8; Phillips,
II: Rogers. IS.
Tax Assessor-Ayer Is; Moorhead 4
Tax Collector-Colbert, Il; Fort, 6.
State Senator-Baskin, II: Carney.
10.
Representative-Light Il; Mcleod
1s; Phillips, Z; Rogers. l.
Tax Assessor-Ayer, %; Moorhead, 3.
Tax Collector-Colbert, Il: Fort, Z.
County Commissioner-Carm hazel,
10: Tompkins, 4.
l. S Senator-Broward %; LEngle,
| l: Taliaferro, II.
State Senator-Baskin, 10; Carney,
| p.
| Representative-Bulio s: Cats
kill. 4; Light. 10; Mcleod, 10; Phillips,
TO- Rogers, 10.
Tax Assessor-Ayer, 10; Moorh cad
20.
Tax Coliector-Colbert, %; Fort, 10
| Mcintosh
! L. S. Senator-Broward, 10; L'Engle
1; Taliaferro, 3s.
Railroad missioner-Blitch, SO
Burr. Al; Jackson, 10.
"a
Representative-Bullo 8; Cats
kill, so; Light. %; Mcleod. IS; Phillips
10; Rogers, II.
Tax Assessor-Ayer, So; Moorhead
II.
Tax Collector-Coolbert, 40: Fort, "a
Moss Bluff
- u, J.
II; Taliaferro, 4.
Railroad Commissioner-Blitch 81
Burr, ga Jackson, u.
| State Senator-Baskin. IL: Carney
I29.
Representative-Bullo Is; Cats
kill. 0; Light, -; Mcleod. !; Phillips
%: Rogers, 81.
Tax Assessor--Ayer, Al Moorhead
Tax Collector-Colbert. 20; Fort, %
Retdick
! L. S Senator-Broward %: L'Engle
s: Taliaferro. -.
Railroad Commissioner-Blitch ~
Burr. l6; Jackson, II.
Convention-For. %: against, 30
State Senator-Baskin, 6; Carney
%.
Representative-Bullo |: Light
90; Gaitskill. 3; Mcleod, ,; Phillips
IS; Rogers, 8.
Tax AssessOr-Ayer, %: Moorhead,
Tax Collector-CoIbert 81
Salt Springs
L. S. STRAIGHTFORWARD, /; LEngle
l; Taliaferro, 8.
Railroad ommissioner-Blitch, 4
Burr, 8.
{, State Senator-Baskn. s; Carne!
:.
Representative-Bullo 4; Cats
kill, II.
Tax AsseSsor-Ayer, II.
Tax Collector-Colbert :: Fort, ).
Shady
L. S. Senator-Broward, !; L'Englt
; 2; Talaferro, 5.
Railroad Observation-Disclosures, 70
Burr, 4; Jackson, s.
State SenatoF-Bask skin, 3, Carney
: 10.
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DANGEROUS CROSSING

The Star desires to respectfully call
the attention of County Commissioner
George Mackay to the wretched con-
dition of the 5. A. l.. Railroad crossing
on the Ocala and Anthony road at the
north end Of the city limits. Also TO
the obstructed view of the railroad
track at that crossing looking to the
left going north and the right going
south. The track curves sharply at
that point and owing to the ground
being covered with black jacks and
underbrush, trains approaching the
crossing cannot be seen by persons
from either side until almost on the
track and there has been several very
narrow escapes by persons making
the crossing. 1t has been suggested
that the grounds to the left OF this
crossing should be cleared OF the
black jack growth, so as to permit
persons approaching same view OF
the tracks and guard against danger
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A CHEERFUL LOSER

Jim Moorhead is in no whit cast
down over his defeat for tax assessor
in yesterdays election, and is the
same jolly old jim with the glad hand.
IT makes no difference to this whole
souled Optimist, and one who did not
know better would suppose Jim had
lead the whole ticket. He is just as
grateful to those who voted for him
as il he had been nominated and has no
hard feelings for those who voted
against him. Like the true man he is.
Mr.. Moorhead takes life as he finds it
and makes the best of the situation.
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kill. .; Light, 3; Mcleod. 3; Phillips. ,;
Rogers, 4.
Tax Assessor-Ayer. u; Moorhead.
Tax Collector-Colbert, II: Fort, 3.
State Senator-Baskin, IS; Carney.
20
Representative-Buii 7; Kaits-
kill, 4; Light, IS; Mcleod. :; Phillips,
25: Rogers, I.
Tax Assessor-Ayer. %; Moorhead.
49,
Tax Collector-Colbert, so; Fort, 9.
L. s. senator-Broward. 9; L'Engle
2; Taliaferro, Il.
Railroad Commissioner-Blitc -:
Burr. II; Jackson, IS,
Convention-For, !; against, IL
State Senator-Carney, II; BaSkin, g.
Representative-Bullo 10: Cats
| 5: Rogers, 10:
Tax Assessor-Ayer. "a; Moorhead.
| s.
| Summerfeld
L. S. Senator-Broward. :: LEngle.
s; Taliaferro. 4.
Railroad mmissioner-Blitch. l3:
Burr. Il; Jackson. -.
State Senator-Carney, Il; Barkin. 3.
| esentative-Bullock, s: Cats
| kill. 6; Light, 8: Phillips, 9.
| Tax Assessor-Ayer. 10; Moorhead,
Tax Collector-Colbert. 10; Fort. 5.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11
WHEN YOUR JOINTS ARE STIFF

and your muscles sore from cold or
rheumatism. when you slip and
sprain a joint, strain your side or
bruise yourself. Painkiller will take
out the soreness and fix you right.
Always have it with you, and use il
freely. Avoid substitutes. there is
out one PaiIkiller. Perry Davis.
Price 25c. CSC and soc. ;
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s6O,O0O Reward for FlOridian That
Has Never Heard of
PLANK'S CHILL TONIC

It's guaranteed to cure malaria.
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) CARD OF THANKS

To the Voters Of Marion County: l
take this method Of thanking my
friends FOR their support IN yester-
days election. i wish To say to those
who voted for my opponent ihat ]
bear no i'll Will towards them
Very respectfully,
James Z. Noorhead.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

In the papers from various portions
OF the state are complimentary no
tices of the manner in which delegate
to the Ocala meeting Of the Daugh-
tiers Of the kind and generous hospi
tally extended them in this city by
our people during their stay here. 1t
is indeed gratifying to know that
their stay here was so pleasant and
highly appreciated by these noble wo-
men.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

Capt. 8. X. Pyles raised great
many beautiful white Bermuda onions
this spring on his farm south of the
city. Many of the onions are as large
as a saucer, some of them even larger.
Capt. Pyles is finding a ready sale for
his crop in the local market
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

Mr.. Joe Hayes, a former typo in the
Star office. but lately with the Gaines
vile. Elevator, was a caller at the
Star office this morning. Mr.. Hayes
and his wife are guests of Mr.. Hayes
brother, in the third ward. He will
take a position with the Banner.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

The largest stock of mems and boys
clothing, shoes and hats, shirts and
underwear. overalls. jumpers, etc. in
the city. being closed out at actual
wholesale cost. l do not want to
move the goods into my new store. j.
Klein.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

Messrs. Jim Blair and w. I. Turner
came up on the A. c. L. breakfast
train this morning with the election
returns. The highest vote polled was
22. Claude L'Engle was not remem-
bered1in that precinct Mr.. T.. w. Ag-
new took great deal Of interest in
the election and supplied the inspec-
tors with ice water and crackers. He
was Senator Taliaferros champion.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

Among the country voters in town
today We noticed ]. w. Coulter of
Blitchton; Messrs Harvey and Sims of
Anthony: Robert Ferguson, Berlin
Walter Huffman, Sparr; DR.. Lisk and
Private Bill Norman of Grahamville;
Pat Randall and f.. L. Mills, Conner.
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T.. c. Mcleod of Kendrick was In
town this morning and said it was not
necessary to put a card of thanks in
the paper. as he could call himself and
fender his vote Of thanks
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11
FROM LAKE NTY
Especial to the starr

LeeSburg. May lin the legiSla-
tive race between J. y. Hanson, w. VI.
Igou, J. X. Miller and J. =. Godfrey,
Hanson and Igou are nominated. AiiI
Ter and Godfrey We're former repre-
Sentatives.
Sixteen precincts out OF % give
Taliaferro 3.s, Broward 235. L'Engie
81.
131. Jackson 10.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11

Mr.. Billy Bitch, a rormer resident of
the sand hill section Of Marion coun-
ty, just west of Blitchton. but for sew
eral years resident near Tampa,
where he is engaged in the orange
business, was in town today renewing
acquaintance. He is very much pleas
"a with his new home
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-11
TAFT HAS TRIUM IMPLIED
His Railroad Bill Went Through the
House Intact

Washington. May 11.-Without a
single dissenting vote the House yes
terday passed the railroad bill. one Of
the chief measures that President
Taft wished enatced at the present
session of Congress.
Not only did every republican place
himself on the side of the measure
either 10y his vote or by being paired
in its favor but Il democrats Joined
the majority TO make the total vote in
favor of the measure 200 to 126.
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The largest stock OF mems and boy :
clothing. shoes and hats. shirts and
underwear. overalls, jumpers, etc, i'll
the city being closed out at actual
wholesale cost, "a ! do not want -
move the goods into my new store. j.
Klein.
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: In Sumter County

Center Hill-Baskin. IS: Carney. 81
ildwood-Baskin, %; Carney, IL.
Coleman-Baskin. 10: Carney, AZ.
OXfOrd-Baskin, II; Carney, ia.
Bushnell-BaSkin. 81: Carney, i3.
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kill. 8; Light. p; Mcleod. IS; Phillips,
10: Rogers, ).
Tax Assessor-Ayer. %: Moorhead. s.
Tax Collector-Colbert. 90: Fort, 2.
County ssioner-Car michael.
IL: Tompkins, IA.