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TO-D.r,S FOR s,R'T06 I.
Alabama sta, for Thrre-i~ar-D'd
r,,,ihe Feature.

S,,,... a. 10 MORROW = ieaNNf~
l. 80, takes. for three year old
an -, =, nd a fITlong. With ocean
Bouyb. Nmei -. a., r''.. 49,
perhaps The IN nv -
two-year- OlcfN" an" ~" -''-',
Novelty. Rol"" SUI ""- nl"' ~
I inI'l. Wong With the BeycrNvCk
anu Bob r. Bonnie helso and
S.1.n,tsoT 1,or over PeIry johnson and
oi 70 year old fIll.-~ will face the
70. ,,lird event AT Ave and a half
s r va Nightfall. The hague and
chance In the nfth race,
49,, 49, az seven furions-, Pretend
- nn1 Racquet may he the tor
80 t race a. milo, the sanford
IN "vl)en and Baron Dieskan1 NAV
sn o, lover Suffr6gi~t anu a-'efui
he an) follow
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Mixed Doubles at Ns-per,

NEUPnEr. " ! Aug Mrs BsrEer
waIlnoh and her playing partner. craig
Biddls. will meet Mrs = Gordon Douglass
and charles . Sands in the nnal match Of
she miIel doubles tennis Tournament NJ
the Newport Casino tO-mOrrow The re
suit % to-dav'- play follows Mrs WallAch
nd Mr. Btddle defeated Mrs IlorillArd
Spencer, JT aud Austin !. Sands, - =,
and Mrs Douglass and Mr. sands defeatei
MrS Ernest f-ein aud William q l.Oew
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Ran To- IsrrlEAn n tho ninth Inning
.A.It.I fnr InlIIna IN he min b inning

rpf.l- ~ - IS
nan To- tsrrEAn IN The ninth Inning
'Batfst for CoiIln- N The ninfh inning
Hosto 10 - ID :
i,rtrot ~ ~ y - - q.
Runs Rr,gor Hoop~r. WAgnr- D~ToI
D~l@hAnty. Mcintyre. trApford. Nush Two
baSe nit, Bush StAnAge Three base hit Nae
nsr Sa~HNre hits D~ichAnty Y Jones. Collins
TIr.t hA.s on balls ~ Niiirtt : OF karscr. .
OF Collins Ht by pitcher - Winet Csrri
can, left On has~S Detroit : Boston. o Strurk
nut rs vtllstt 5 Douhl~ piaN SPEAKER and Tar
rtran Wild NTH Niiie'f mpi's IN chief Egan
; irId umpire OtoughHn Time : hour and %
minutes
u.sstSaroS y 81 iOrts a o.. IrNsT osHY
NJ IBrIs AUG Washington had nut utue
trouble winning the hTst Eame Of 20 DAY : double
hradrT ~ i.oui~ captured The srcond ron
test Johnson and Lake were 'hs winner Both
he'd great nat Inc score
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PsIs G5ames Postponed

NAEEsIANsETr PIEE. " {. Aug an
account NJ . haaVy rain-torm whi'h ~ sp;
NarrAganrs't to-day. he gams- m the Point
judith Country club polo Tournament we're
turf Wa- too -Ofl On both folds Tor ihs
oham pionsl1ip matches.
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A. sire, epoft >hreyepof' waco.
NJ Dallas Dallas. "a liou~fou.
NtOkiahomA tiy Oklahoma city Gsl
, rsfon !
~ For, Worth san Nntcuio FoT' Worth.
zen Inning- daTAne-s.
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Totals ~ I = IA

TOTNTN " . ~ :
81 for Arres IN the eighth inning
. - ~ - ~ .
50 .HrA ~ ]
De "ricAgo fNcr,. Nhe' Aard HOFFMAN
,-,.- '~ifi S-hultS New Nork Det ore TER
.--~> EhirAgu. .. SrW NorA iir>i has" on
~ Ntnr~ ) OF Brown STRUCK out ~
O., BroVn.G tome rIn shuttle ISo
0i's HofW IN. schultz Sarrtn's bit
stolen Hasrs SuodgrzSS. Murray hit
0gV ~ HroNn iSnoigrass' hits or
in eight innings, 81 Drurkc. none IN one
f.. irntpirr IN chief klCW IiSid umpire
-s.. Ifrr nour and ~ minute
tfsprBG. q. FHII.sDEiPHIA ~. 40
..r. ,uEIPHI,. Nug. NdAni> showed world
form 10 day and had little trouble In shut
..r ne Ihiihe> rs tho ~rore o. 4 70 n The
nr~Eesi Stark out Of th> bON In the MN
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
sIAHDtSo OF TEE cLUsA
roaosro. :: IHnAET CRY. .

roRosIo. d JEAAEI cIrT, .
Jersry CttY inAugurated the nnal series with
Toronto a. West side PARK yesterday afternoon
With another defeat. pre- hitting marked the
zane both sidea Jersey City using three
pitchers and Toronto two The score
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GOLF.
ward and Mckim HoIIins Tie ~ SHINE
cock Hilis.

"~---N"N-
cock Hiils.
.,.-...
in blo and Sir. Of IN n. ,oSTSs%sn;
Of the Shinnecock Hills Golf Club closed
under clear skies and a rainhow p,or,i.s-,
g.. -. ~, ~ ~, P'"'I'
sovep,y-ono to start in tie .ish'osn hole
qualifying round. and sixty made re'urns.
Tbs rars for -. iou 80 rO ~ ~. s'o' ~.
h.., xs.n .,ohn n ~ 30 GarIen 90
golfer. and Mckim Hollins. OF Harvard and
w--tbrook. "A brother Of Harry u Hollns.
Jr.. who Was the juvenile phenomenon 81
ms ,o'rn ,rs IN me sariy ssar- OF W.
N.nsr., ,l, am. i'm VAR. and to-dav ,on,tr.r,.
,,,,,..I ,n. ,,,,..,,,h his,hd., ,.n o,,.,,I
,'',. '"c ~, ,'n ,,, 'S
sand dunes
Ward and Maxim Houins Ied IN. n.ld
With -. equal TO four strokes better a. least
on = raIm day. The conesisn vas ont IN
-, having - On 70. mr. mrs, ia, and MIN ao.ss
m-nt To- him AZ the eleventh iwslfth' four
n ..n.n ann sn t g,,Sh h =" ih an, ne
,at" VIZ
in ) 5 ) 5 A-.s-.Is
MEd round Ma al The verse order
he pSiisd INTO V trouble and TOOK 5 Mad
r"Hatned me lost stresses bN hoing Tor
on ne NbaIs q" ~ ,e rec,
ST"-h N"h ~" NihI snn ran Iown ." p u,,
-, nn'io.a g,i = ~. 49,, ,,oi'h
a :. taking three puts. which made him ~.
lie was home IN a.. despite ~" skies
e.;. u" ''' '''" ,..,...5n
w , 81
kobefi watson winner OF ne tohrna.
came D. Mortimer Barne- a. ~. and ! u
HYDE, D.. y Rogers ) \ Ihompson and
.,.v - M, ~ ,nd Sns,sey E,isw"Id
did " The high score 70 ulAlhy ~ me
nrst slNlrsn was 20 We o". y s"n
nacpohald 'sr"t. ne n,nRehAmP
ton JUNIOR. and ' ,srk There Sss -
'up suuSl lot w" lultI -'N'eeh' w Nn'"
- was The LIMIT ia qualify "
Their Nere lNo iNcn'I h"ie ma, NJ w
W" oprhinnk tonnd oi " IT. 49,,
> 80, H.. t-.n,is,h knl. ho,h ann, he rniIrJ
Inhn Ward on ne 'vsnI,H'h Frech Won Tbn
nest Glo-:-, maich w1s Thorn SON: dsfrs,
o., ""hon ~. t."S ~ = he Fcres,
hT W. ami IA. ,ih., ms,shs-. beinS by
-"i.I maI m -. ... -, ar. ,o,,,to,,.,,
. - n,s,',,y Uoiiins I6o caught a Tartar IN
""syIS OF n,' %, 81 TN . Snb
Roycr. fsmo,,. in Hudson River ice Yacht
~ aho ,,laxad h, ,hs AS Am.rican
snn n ,nns,,nshi1 Ibs ona Al ~
AndreVs in isas before the tinted States
i;"i. association vRs organ,zesI Going out
ti,iii,ss .ird Nc, IN mini tie ninth In sto 9
niS1ii,nb ~, him WIN dnn rann,I .adsd ~
the lead by gaining the tenth and twelfth
and after Two halves stood in the comfort
7 aI,Ic berth Of ,Iormie Uollins made a
rally mat 4, " as TOO late and Rogers won by
, az and TO play The CARTS
porcrS out 800 ,SSn
uoltas out 5 "a
RogerS In 5 Z .-e-B
HOlllu.. IN \ S-S-O
The onIookers were scan, In mum her bua
7 Included Horace Russell former preaideng
al the club ADRIAN n Iarkin holder Of
b The once arrived from town on the evening
train Ward and Hollin- settled their
cards for the low score medal by their
match plnv cards ilollinr. although hsf
lost 10 Rogers beat Ward Tor the trophy a
/ ~ tsbSs
-, a. w.r1 G.ya.p CITY n Al "a MrKlv,
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McsIrTn League

q. Tops-A Iope.A, omaha.
a. Denver rlo4H ttU. :, Drawer
~ Wirhl'l iirSt game DeS Moines Nlrh
i'a ',~rnnd game Wichita =. hes Noines. .
4 ~ fos-rh - Joseph. Lincoln.
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american Assoc,a Ion

:. kanss. tIty Ea7sas CITY y Toledo
a. - paw - Paul Indianapolis .
=. NIIwauasr Ii~~t game Niwaukse co
.1uuts second game 'oiNmhus Nj
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~ Columbus ~aVnansh Colurbu>.
s. Nugusts -IacL SonNilis 5 Augusta
~ ColIulhta lir~t game COluubis Macon,
~s,lpu game Macon. Columbia
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~ Greensboro Winston salem. !. Greens
boro
~ ,hsrIor'~ ~pArianburg charlotte
~ anderson GrrrnNlik Anderson
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~ unfbs...s golr~boro. y B,N 'he,il.e. !
50 t1r4tf~rs,tF- CAr.th~f~Niii~ = Par.
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RocHEsrER. a. NEw,HE. /.

RIOS hester drew even Nith NsNArA In ths East
etn League yesterday Ia NrNATs b. trimming
the locals q 10 Iron Man MctsinniiN got his
hui nps from the NlSitors anu retired In the sihth
up. The srore
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HUNS Toronto - harA SiaitrrN, Detrhahl
MclOOAld, rtgpatttCk. toHucmAn. Jersey
tiTst base on error Toronto l.rtt on bases
Toronto. :. Jersey tltN. titsl ba-e on balls
OIi ~ Fern. = hy MctsIulsN. Threr base hit
Johnson SaCtinrv hits ITist. stolen bass
nantord IIit D. pitcher ~ lcrty Mullen
I mpirr IN rhi~t ~ ron Itrld umpire ho>tr
iinIe I hour aud IS minutrs.
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4 Pc'-rsburs PelsrSblTg Roanosr.
\ richmond Rirh nond. DsnNilie
A. I'm rhhHFg Nnrfo.s lNuchhufE e.
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Totals ,. 3D. - - %
'N.'.rs To- ln|h 'g ru~ -, rntu lnulur
M Nur. u - % %
.rr HI.u 90 20
itun. NsU foTs u.ulr.s - hnight. HAruu~f.
NhrhoT ~, ~isnI tFAn'p - lOir a>'r'' \.
kI.TIuguI bNl so hssF nitN A'rn~i +.
tsa lnrr Young ~lcF Co.. hif, ten nhiti. Vi -
~f,rlIcr o. Nu~~ N'piru ba~rs cree knight
hl-s. raaI'ls tlrsf uasr IN balls bf oung.
Hl' b. ichsr - NArhop NtOtai - oi" q.
i.r'' us~r> NrN or-. = tirNrisnG. StrUra
OF l'' Ws-hop. : Cos WONG bouhir piAs
turner. taiole anu ~toNau ri p'rv IN chile
Connolly Held uu.tre hrTin Time hour
auI ~ ia ties
ruIi ,p''PHis rHi'Ngn
trT. 1000 40. 20 -~rpri rrcN~lng gA~-
- tnr ssA.n1 Iu uHtrh~F Of f0nIrg. PnUAI~' pbiA
ana ire . o. o. pla. - rlAfs~n inntngs . .
30 H,r. 'H.. sf'"rpOon combs hal s'gh'ssu
r.r~o ana 'rrrr M, 10 his credit Nsish
rur ava. 49,. no .."..ro pc ara - n'fs \
.~.-f'.'.H -ir. Dos .'u.p vHs 'ar u~Nii0g
- .ur.
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Runs Warrington Eiberield hcIirde. Coo
ROY :: C,esslsr. :. InElaub. Johnson " iouls
Z, huelt1rT Two bass MI " kiilifer. Homo
an Johnson sacrifice hits Elheririd. Nc
u-,.ir Ilo,ltle play johnson. inglaub and
b,iii,,r Stosn hasrs- SchWrttIeI . Ge~Slcr.
ngl.ub Iirst base balls on hAy o OF
foErs1- I struck out By Ray, 2 ~ Johnson
"a, ~ bs.rs ~ Louis = washington . m
pIr- "a. ans Time hour and Is minute
a iorIs ; vAsHISoroS. -ssCoND oANy
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SCORING ALL IN ONE INNING
ana 10 YEARLY AL or
THE SCORING.
r.,,urr Troupe From ant Beats the
,.tan'. Nsain Get 20 Ames for Five
IT., r. the sixth Round Pirates
u,rl Duakers m Only Other Game.

90. rIr hy the cubs Yesterday. the
..| .Ir'hrr back into third plsce
.. ...rg. mrl" some hay while the
.. b,,k sliding and enirenched
.. .. -s,nnd place moro securely
.,c he lh,llIes The Iittshurg
FOO -rtng lrrttrr than they were
.. tHl'agoS are going good all
.. immediate outlook Tor the Chants
.. .. rr' good The cubs have now
.....t .-- three straight from the Giant.
...rr- own field. The BrSoklyn-
.tu- Va- cRllei ~ on account og
.. he results
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southern i.psgu
south Atlantic I.-agur

~ Nssh.tI- Atlanta = Nashville
10 NoSit- Mobile hirming ham.
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'uN''rI FOR . ,nutEs 70 'rs sirf sufh Inning
phUa4ctpu.a uuounn % o - \ - q ~ % -
chicago q % 90 ~ 80 10 % " % % ~ 4" - % % -
Two ha.r me- uolgtrrfN - Tinre hifs
RALsr IisinCsion MIitr. ~tolen has =.
4 oltus N'FIHA out a. % Hlt- - rs Wash =
"a ~ hall. 90 0ou.h~ 4 ~ Wash 10. bic
plays uoughCr'E and Iannehtll HALer Collins
AMI DAVIS collins AMI harr' ISf' ou
bAsrs phllAdeph!A - hi'Ago hirbs pitDlrr
HN tooribs Ngoan Wild pitch 'puHbs
Passed hall Sullivan halh Walsh uuirr
In chief Dinsen ield umpire P~rinr 1lFHT
\ hun. nd = mlnlIr.
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aitsn ~tstes league
Virginia I.raEnr .

- IA ..--burE uatti.sbu-g = Meridian.
s. t,-r-u v obd ti1srr Sooi = NickshurE
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NIu> to,hs>t-r Osborn. Nociler Ward.
Ne nan Np~nrr- Nrsath loudsu. AGlcf
,iot.u ussrs Ws-d NOrlcr rOoley. Meyer
- .ri1yr hit Mcconnell Two bsSe hits Osborn
Np~rmAn RAir Grttnan first base on balls
- Mcdonald - 90 MCGluuiiN OF Mueller. ,
~irIHs ou' ~ Mcconnell bN MrtnniN
rassrd ball HstT. trtSp Iboihlr piay l.ouden
SrhtAd, Anl AEirl iir.t base error Noshs-
r.. Len or bss-~ NrWafL. RoChr>'et.
I'Hrplrr IN rHi-f lnu~ran tl-'d umpire hriN
II".J usuf aLI - minutes
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southeastern League
t'arolina I.eagur

- Uo-r knoxville Porns Z
~ Johnson CIV No-risfown. :. Johnson
tNta
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tame, scheduled for Ts-,,a,

NsTruSat. LFsguT
s.s horA - Louis in nrookiy n.
.. ''.Tr'A 'tnrinnau In Bpsion
EHfrI.,s IENprE
|.n'.pI' Ifpston In Cleveland.
...Fyp. Philadelphia In ~ LOuis
fs-rFPs Lga1tg
'.Hars 900 Earrsl Toronto IN
'Fn In baltimore MOntrehi In
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Highlander Lose Again AFTER HaSing Q
Nice Lead.

Tor the second time in two successive
day. the HignlInders lost yesterday after
pntting together nice lead The Cleve-
lands got busy in the eighth inning again.
" " asnt so much losing two games In Cleys-
land az The way they we're lost ihat was
distressing. However. the New ork- broke
even on the series there An exceptional
game was played between the Athletics
and 'hicagos sixteen innings long and not
a run. The Detrott~ succeeded IN beating
The bostons, who took two games out OF
three from the passing champions The
Na-hing'ons closed losing visit to ~
Louis bv breaktn; even on - double header
The re~ults
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DErpotr Nux In his rndea,o or 'o Trim ne
TfgtTs once too often pitcher karEcr Of me Nos
ton ned fN~ Object Of srN~rr hsA'inE
A. 'Nr fants % tnr i'stTJi' boys Ia d. Inc
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Ha.-hAII. WssGisEtsa PARK. Esmes IN a.
. Prnnknn VI 81 LOUIS Adm ~ ~
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o,s s.:-s =: eI rsl. Co., is$. SOs%s'
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u,.EISoroS. o sEooSD oAsv

IUlaIa N y N .
Warrington ="
~ Loui.
nm. :, Louis stone Hartysn. waiiAre Neu
nam S.hveIt,~r Two bsse NJ C0ntos. stolen
49,. S-hWritf~T S~hnrfer. :. nGtAuh.
60. f.l,., ha.- on halls or Lake. ?. on Groom
: Strtlsk out - Lake . hy Groom !, I'm IN
bRsss - Louis. Z NA-nong ton. , mpife
Evanz Time hour and - inlnutrs.
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Totals ~ " - Ia
'Ratted for CAInniib Ia the eighth Inning
Toronto % o "a
Jersey Itty . - o
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ytRsT HACy
SstHna for tEree.ysar ODDS Sem added

Time. IS
poor start won easily nanheld br = y ny
irish Ad luna owned ~ q brondrr. trained
n " ~ Srully.
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Cool start Won easily Bykantlne, :.
O-JAgon Naliov owned and trained BY W
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stNrH HACE.L
- Ia. gAded hNe

.iood slsT' .on ,I..I S, 81 81 snd rsinsd
n. Mafklna
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-. ted ,or 'l.arue ga thr third inuing
Ro, hester ~ ~ - -
N-aaf. q ~
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
Tent Map Here.

The map of the citizens camp
grou1d is now in the Office of the
association in the News Office
and parties wanting a place to
camp during the big reunion
should make selection early. Lots
are numbered and marked for
different size tents, and parties
securing place early are assured
of getting the identical spot they
select.
No tent having walls less than
six feet high will be permitted
on the row facing the north or
on the row facing the bluff.
Camp ground is going to be at
a premium this year, SO if you
are going to camp, make your
selections right away. And
camping is the only way to enjoy
the reunion. Out there you are
free from dust and the discom-
forts of going back and forth.
Absolutely no charge is made
for camp ground.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
Vice President
Sherman.

Word has been received from
Vice President Sherman confirm
ing his date about coming to the
big reunion. He will positively
arrive here on Wednesday morn
ing, August 81, and will speak
that afternoon and probably that
night. The coming of the vice
president means an increased
crowd on the day he comes.
The vice president will be un-
der the chaperonage Of Congress
man Campbell.
Many noted men will attend
the reunion this year, and high
class oratory will be very pleuti-
full.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
The Coal Strike.

The coal strike will be of long
duration now, as the coal opera
tors and miners have failed to
get together. Negotiations have
been called off, and and $4,000
men are out of work. This is no
new thing, as the men have been
out for some time, but it has been
thought the two sides would get
together, but on Monday of this
week It was discovered no agree
ment could be made, aud now
the whole thing is of.
II is believed by many men IN
in the coal district that the Oper-
ators will now declare open shop,
and If thls is true there viii be
very serious trouble before the
matter is adjusted. The miners
are in hard straits, many OF the
families being on the verge OF
starvation, and as many dealers
in merchandise in the coal district
do not do a credit business any
more. it will be impossible for the
miEeFs to get food.
The shutting Of Of credit, and
thejmmediate Heeds Of the miners
and thslr famiIies nay result IN
: bad split IN tie uuipn, but i Il
does not It viii result 10 mighty
sad lfonble When open shop g
declared
||| ~ |.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
The Election.

It vas a very quiet primary,
indeed, that was held Tuesday.
In the town the votes were
light, the total vote being pOlled
on the Republican candidates
for governor being Wagstatf 6,
Stubs "a. The Democratic vote
was light, as there was no con-
test on for many of the Offices, It
being generally understood that
Hodges is to have the nOmiua-
ton for governor.
In the race for district judge,
Sapp ran clear away from Moore
among the Democrats, while
Bulger beat Williams IS to Is.
In the FIRST ward Bulger got 80,
Williams 6; in the second ward
Bulger had %, Williams 3; in the
third ward Bulger had Is, Viii.
liams none.
Aitchison got most ali the Re-
publican votes for sheriff. Camp
bell, Of course, ran away iron
Cranston.
We had intended holding the
paper back to give the returns
from the county, but the returns
are going to be 50 slow coming
in we shall not do 20.
Stubs vote in this city was ale
most twice as big as it was two
years ago. -
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Last q L0tasn
Remaining In the POstOfnce at
Baxter Springs, KanOaO. for the
week ending with August 3. 1910
which II not called for within TIVE
weeks will be sent 70 the dead
letter Oflce at WashinGtOn. ID. G;
Rev L Epperson
Mrs Frances Abbott
Mr. George Grims
Mr. S Hogue
wv Huntsberger Esq
VIM Swan
Mr. Walter Withers
Miss Nell Clark
Mr. Watson Fisher
Ellen Livingston
Mrs John Smith
John Howe
Persona calling for any Of the
above letteTs will pleaseOay"AdVei
tised," z living date list.
FRED BARTLBTT, p. y
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
Important Notice.

People who have been served
with notice tc clean up are here
by given notice that / will begin
cleaning up their premises this
(Thursday) morning, and they
will be charged with the cost
thereof. In some cases the cost
will be considerable.
HENRY HORTON,
City Marshal.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

The new POlster hotel will be
ready for business in time to take
care of the crowds which will be
here during the big reunion. The
new hotel Is being plaEtered this
week. 1t will be modern IN every
way, and will CONTAIN 70 sleeping
rooms.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Ben Patton is building a big
addition to his home on East
Sheridan. He says the twins
must have plenty of room. Geo.
Van DuSen is doing the work.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Mrs. A. B. Willard and little
son have returned from Colorado,
where they went to escape the
severe heat. While out there
the boy had an attack of scarlet
fever, and was quite III for a
time, but he has entirely recoV'
cred,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

The primary proved to be full
of surprises. Many fellows who
thought they we're the whole
cheese, with the shippers thrown
in. are wondering how 1t hap
pened. They know what did hap
pen, but hO02
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Don't forget Booster Day Aug
ust Is. Come to town on that
day to attend to your business af-
fairs and make your purchases
for the big reunion.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Craney
will leave in a few days for
Idaho, where Mr.. Craney is go
ing into the timber business on a
big scale.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

". n. Robertson vas called 70
Joplin last FriaRy In response 70
! message ANNOUNCING the eeEi-
Gus illness Of his hrOther'l wife.
M. Robertson rsluFnsd hone o.
Nondar night stating that tie
'l,af fi, Monday er..'1
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Primary election day was q
fins one from a farming stand
point. The slow dfiszliHg rain
did 4 lot Of good. and then, too
q caured 8 LOT Of fellows 70 co
he polls who might others
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

80 n.,, aIIl enable yon tomaEe.n yell
I rIr frnr. uIlh Tonf oun lanl.. !.
i.II r11r11|f and c1lllI1u aHl-- W.. p n,
| ri 90 ".0 |.II0|.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

The rain the fore part of the
week was a little hard on the
hay men. but somewhere in the
old Democratic platform is say
ing about the greatest En0d to
the greatest numbef." AHd that
Is what a rain at this tImeds.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

Our motto is promptness; ouI
desire is to satisfy. Brown, the
tailor.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

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help you dress siyl-
iuhly at . moderate
expense By keeplng
you posIed on the
latest fashions ~
clothes and hatA ~
New Fashion DO
signs 81 each Issue.
Also valuable infor-
nation on al home
and personal mat
ters. Only SOC a
year. incl uuuH
fire pattern. SUB.
rcriho today or send
~ frna ample COZ.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04
The Last
3 Days.
The LAST THREE DAYS OF OUR
Sale of All Sales.
DON'T
FORGET


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fmsad
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1910-08-04

:. lOc ginghams on sale at SC.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1910-02-09
PENGUiNS.
The comieal Wsy These Queer 5irds
0: the Antarctic Act

The comieal Wsy These Queer Birds
0: the Antarctic Act.
The resemblance Of peuEiuns to
human beings is always noticed. says
Lieutenant E. II. Shackleton in his
book. The Heart of the Antarctic.
This is partly due TO the habit OF
walking erect. But there are truly
great many human traits about them
They are the civilized natives OF these
regions. and thu civilization. II much
simpler tlan ours. is In some respects
higher and more worthy Of the name V
OF two Of the photographs that appear
in the book the following remarks are
made:
IAN emperor penguin, meeting al
emperor o. men or dogs. bows GraTeiy
till his beak IS almost touching his
breast. Keeping his head bowed. he
makes a long speech in mutserins
manner. short sounds following In
groups Of four or five. Having finish
ed the speech. the head is kept bowed
few seconds for po!iteness sake.
Then It is raised. and be describes
with his bill as large circle as the
points OF his neck will allow. II you
have not comprehended he tries again.
Meantime his followers are apt to get
impatient. They are sure he IS act
Ing incorrectly. Then another male
will waddle forward. elbow the first
aside and repeat the ceremony. Both
emperors and adelies move. when the
surface is suitable. by tobogGaninS.