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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

DOUBLE YOUR INVESTMENT IN ONE
year by buying McCOMB Sc BLOCKS
breeding ewes and feeding sheep;
correspondence invited. McCOMB 81
BLOCK, Union Stock Yards, Rich
mond. Va. ---h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

FOR SALE. ONE LARGE BAY MARE,
harness, top buggy, one Dayton wag
on and farming implements and har-
ness; lot of corn feed; kainr corn and
pea hay; thirty-five White Leghorn
hens. II you need any of the above
articles 1t would be to your interest
to sac them, as they are going cheap.
No los North Ninth Street city
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
3aouItrp, aaet and gihe atork

HEAD FOR PoUITRY
feeds, supplies. ETC.; Model incuba-
tors. klean Drink Founts, Boston
Food Hoppers. Leg Bands. etc. W.
J. TODD'S SONS. 426 North Sixth
Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

NICE sOUTHSIDE HOME, DWEII,-
Ing of seven rooms and bath; hot
and cold water: gas lighted: front
and back porches: good lot; in best
residential section. in one-haif
square of Perry Street car line
Rental. 5000 per annum. Price, So
600. b. +. HAMILTON & Co, Elev-
enth and Hull Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

FOR SALE, a FEW SINGLE COME
White Lcghorn hens and young cock
erels. .5c. each. BROWNS POULTRY
FARM, r. f. p. 3, Richmond. Phone
Madison 5S73-F =.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

$3.50 WILL PURCHASE GOOD LOT.
3oxlio. Third Avenue. Chestnut Hill;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

FOR SALE. ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN
home, near car line: convenient to
city; good seven-room house, neces-
sary outhouses, one-acre lot, fruit
etc. For particulars. address OWN
Err. 265. care Times Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

BEST FOR YOUR MOULTING HENS
Is w. j. r." DRY MASH; wv. j. Il.
year. w. J. TC-D'S SONS. 426 North
Sixth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

$500 WILL BUY TWO ADJOINING
iots. In Highland Park; lots and 1 o,
In block 21; Chestnut Hill. lot 3, in
block o. and lot 8 in block IS. for
WOO apiece: also five pumps for sale
los South Third
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS, SOUTH
Richmond. Newly painted. Will rent
Tor $500 per year. No reasonable Of
FER refused. Owner wants to leave
city. Address G 2s6. care Times Dis
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

SEVEN ROOM MODERN BRICK
house. Lee District. $3.50: worth
$4,000; one thousand dollars neeued.
address, OWNER. G 2s5. care Times
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

HAVE DECIDED TO RUN OUR RE-
duced prices a short while longer
If you wish to take advantage of the
very low prices on our runabouts
surreys and buggies buy very soon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

WE HAVE A VERY COMPLETE LINE
OF horse blankets. horse covers.
robes. etc. See us for prompt SER
Vice and low prices. BRISTOW-
WORSHAM CO., 1875 r. Main.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

FOR SALE. INCEST HOME IN THE
West End; eight rooms. besides bath
and pantry; nice. large lot; combina-
ton gas and electric fixtures; $3.50,
one-third cash, balance in three
years. Address + 3d. care Times
Dispatch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

FOR SALE. FRAME DWELLING ON
East Marshall Street near Twenty
second Street, fronting 59x15o feet,
phone. JNO II. BRAXToN. Real Es
tate Agent and Auctioneer. No. i12
w. Leigh Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

$3.50 WILL PURCHASE NICE LOT. 5o
feet front Small cash payment. w
y. PURCELL. JR.. CO.. 100 N Eighth
Street -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

NORTHSIDE PLACE LoTS.-BEAU-
tiful lots on Virginia and Northside
Avenues. Granolithic sidewalks,
shade trees, electric lights, phone.
etc: new houses being built; only
twelve minutes TO Broad Street.
Prices, SIPS q lot and up. Small cash
payment Only few left. To see
property take Highland Park cor
and get off First Avenue and
Front Street, Highland Park, only
two blocks west of car; salesman ON
ground. w. E. PURCELL. JR., Co.
100 North Eighth Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

AVENUE LOT, EAST OF ROB
inson, under the market price; bound
to raise some money. Address OWN
Ell. 2SS, care Times-DiBpatch
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

lNvESTMENT-BRICK. IN FINE or
oer; rental. $40; price, $4,000.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

WEST MAIN-EIGHT- ROOM FRAME
house. four rooms on each floor, wa
ter on both; can be let as flats and
Will easily rent for SIS per month
In a No l order Price, $3.50.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15

HAVE RENTERS AND BUYERS FOR
property in the colored section. You
VIII find 1t to your interest to try
me on yours. B. A. CEPHAS. SOP N.
Second Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-10-15
Boarnina.

YOUNG MEN BoGRDERS
or roomers on South Third. halt
block from Main Street car. Rooms
large ana sunny. Terms reasonable.
Use or phone. y 80, care Times Dis
match
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

noia len outia niIetii. Sn Iuuuuitel
TT Observation-Disclosures tauas Gu.
oaniin, iotto iieltd noitaiIiin rpbtpd
punlpiIlou ~piIielemddn, mutta epdils
lddn, TOTO nditG iuunniteImia on
maboouinen toteuttoo. Sofa tapouf,
lesIa tuIuu oitoio fiiben, ennentuin
5uoauiota i%ppioaan rupeta puupiI'
Iod DtemGdn.
Ounstan, iota tdmd tuttimutIen
on Iaatinut, tuIee Iiiben iobtpp6ds
tDtieen, ettd erddt toilet moot, ioioia
on 'uotuiIot iImaetolIiIe oiot, Idbei,
IesId iulefuaiIuuDesia Iaapot mol
m%tStantna tioitamann puuttuman
puumilan, fun iitd Ell endd Ioaoo
riit'd'pdett YbpDsmaaoista eifa g..
9ppttstd, SemmoiIia malta otuat
Std'Sntio, algeria, SuneIia, 9anfis
Ifritto ia eteld. Imerifea.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Ymmtpin apula ubfaa.

&onIoinndliIen mao npilicIpstoi'
mission tutfimueIista pdGttden ubtoo
maoilmoa piautin puupi1npulo ,taifs
fa oinafin toto puumiuopilieIptien
perinpobioinen m%ullistuS. 3dtd mn
fpG Iou Gurpppa meltein toifen pas
remmon raofapuupilauIa Yhopss
maaoista ia Gepptietd, mutta ndis'
IA maisIapa piIieIpfiid ubtoafin Iuu'
ri naara.
gbbpsmaaoisio, iotta ofpat tdrs
tein puupilamaa - @9pptin pnus
niuaa enimmdtI cen f6ptetdGn main
Ca ueinpiiu futomuffin - OH pilies
lptIid oltonut bdpittdd puuDilIo
fdridtds, pieni bpDnteinen, iofa 10
on leipinnpt ufeawmille pmuniuao
tasmottomiQe Teuoniue ia ndpttdd
rpoItnofpon ne foittitin. Soiin onat
YbopspoItain bolitutien toimeenpa.
nemat tuttimufiet oiottaneet ettd I'd.
mdn fdrIdffddn mubinsot onat pal.
Jon pienemmGt tuimisTa Ieuouisia,
la ettG nopeoon faspoDot puumil
laIaiit onot Tiltd poremmin iuoiosIu
fuin bitaammin febittpneet - ebeui.
Jet Fun nolmiStunot ennentuin Far
Idffddn toufot = mutto IiitG buoli,
malta Ell pobiois'Mmerifan puufpil
IapilieIpfIele ndptd oleman muuta
apuo, fuin iiirtdd ie fotonoan uuiil'
lie maiue, ioisIa fdrIdttddn toimeeu
tulo On n%oiteompi. SemmoiIia mai.
to olilimot norIinfin er6maanIuon
teilet ieubut, ioito teiuotetoilesti Eos
teuoon. Utntta iofa topaufiesia ndpt.
tdd pormalto, ettei Ybopsnaltoin
puufpiuoioto Idbeiieeid tuleipoiIuus
beSIo ole ainafoau Iiiddntpmd, naau
pitemmin mdbentpmd.
G9pptisid tooS on puumiuoIoto
luiime oitoina puut IGGnn5uiIesti
fpdbenemddn pdin ia iomoua OH
looiu buonontunut. G9pptin bali
tds on oiettonut fomitean mifimoon
ipitd idbdn iImiDbn ia fetIimddn Eel,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
GD5Hirtpla Selfingin labeiipbteen,

Seliin9in fuupnnfildbetpS on amos
nut iopipan maatilan ostamiiefIi
9elIinsiu IdbistDItd amunppptdiid
ia napdatfilastettuiu ponfeia mar
ten aifomaonio tp6Iirtolao narten,
Iefd tdmGn Iiirtolan peruStusfustan'
muffin phteenid zoe, 900 MIN foro.
tonta fuoletusIainoa ietd iiirtolan
iobtobenfil6ioen paltfaamiIefIi 1O,'
600 MIN maltioopua nuofittain.
Siirtpla on aIutfi oiateltu noin 80
mieetd marten, ia tuliIimat ndmd o.
Iemaan fiirtolaeia noin 6 fuufautto.
- Watsia, ioieia tdudiiid tpoiiirs
toloita on perustettu, opot ne oIot'
toutuneet eritidin IiunoufieIiifii, e.
finn. SotIasia ia SonsfasIa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
GuuIabben rnuateboaS.

g8. t. 20 p:nd oltoitpat enTimGiiet
foneet t6pod S~obonsIonin entilestd
IohaIaitofIesta Suolaboesia muo'
oostetuSIo ruIIotebtadsia.
Miime IpfIpnd p~ioetpsid buuto'
totnupnsio buff Iobon tirebtDDri
lB, 8iDrfiten Miipurista, pddttGen
muuttno fen ruIlotebtdotii. Selmi'
tuusIa alettiin umoistustp6t ia onnt
ne MT Min pitfdle eoismneet, ettd
tGSid fuusia oiiotuun teboaS Iaooa
tdpteen fdpntiiu. EoiStaiietii tuIee
toneito oIemoon tGpnnisid tpmmens
funtd, muito moiooon ndioen Iutu
mG6rd tebod fatfnfertaiIeti i. Suus
rim pIo toneisto IN engIuntiIoiSto
tetoo, tpibemm6n OH tptimnon tos
nepoioistn. NlutIi tpDStentelee teb.
taasIa noin so bented muIttu tulee
tGmd l~iidttdtpdtIi toiIela iamaIla
mGGrGllG. 9tulot tulemot tdhiin
lpoImiino I6%betettdnifit meuetfinlu.
ellie, ioista buomottanin tuIec ole
maan GngIonti. SoiIesId iiiasIa on
9slsia ia @endid. &dbetps tuIee
topabtumoan Surun tautta. 9Suos
tuinen tuotontp tuIee oIemaon noin
400 900 9rosIio. Eornittapat roa.
fn.oineet, foipututit, oStetaon pitfin
&eiteleen rontoia.
SidnnDitNiGnd tuIee toimimoon bra
g.. &orbonen y9iipurista.
- Tietd6eiemme on tdmd teboas
5:oes loatuaou Toto mooSIo. ytels
idstd oIIeeeta omistoo faup.
pias s.. Saastomoinen 8uopiosto,
eatIi, %iiioiten toinen Guopiosio, toi'
men &arttuIosI ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Sniiipnuri Gtnan purfanfSesta.

Satanic, Sicilia, iImoitetaan. Gos.
tt9liono ia S%ranca,pila nimisten
taupuufien futiifpmmentd tuba.ta
o'ufoeta omot idttdneet aIuutonio
outto'tlt ia paenneet faupuneiSto,
fur'nalliIempoon paiffaau. 2oona.
ptrta nlottin pbd Iaaiemmale olus
eeue ia tummotfin foupunsit opat
bdDiDn portaauo.
Yurtonflet tuIi,puoren oufoista
ndDttdmdt tnlepan pbd uoimat.
taommitlt. Paaipirto, iota wirtaa
oles t%ulipuoreu luoteista rinnettd
mpoten, on 10 mennpt oIempono o.
ieipten nnorenborionteitten plit5 ia
mirtan MT routotieIinioue ia oIem.
pano oleipoon MIcontorou IootIoon.
Woin miififpmmentd ioItoo forteo
10 folmoeso'o MALTA leneG Ioomo.
in'rid mnfeuIi er6dn muorenborion.
teen Mite ia %luirtoIi iuurellu nopeu.
oeua olen,pona oIemiin Ieuiuihiu,
YalttntunualIo oIemien talonpoieien
oil piftmtten boolittona fofoon ta,,.
peeuihmpio eiineitd ia ldboettanG
potoon loapomirron iieltd. SdmG
Illumination laapotpirta Idrfi uTeibin
tanpnnteibin iobtaWot meIiiobbot.
Stun loamotpirto oil noin foImen.
matltn pddSid GostisIionesta ia
Sroncomiuasto, min idttipdt oiut.
foot oinntonia ia ottimat mufoonio
orpoelineenid ia ldbtipdt forfeam.
mile ieubuiDe.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

5irffoberran tpirfaanaSettamiuen
Ia piispan tarfastuS.

Slot. % p:nG oil yturmon tirfosIo
IifdldiIeu f%irftoberran =. &. Tooiir
Observation-Disclosures Soimitutlen iuo'
ritti ortfipiispa IS. SohansIon oIes'
lori 9iorflunoiu. Iddninromosti
S6roberutien iefd pboentoieto
mum papin oipustamana. Nrtfi
piispa pubui tdsid tiloiiuubesIu nj.
m. Iiitd, mitd maifeufIia on friSti'
lpud eldmdn taistelusIo.
&irttoberran Observation-Disclosures
pd6tpttpd olettiin piispantartasius.
Nltto ripolnelutIen tdSId tiloiIuuoes.
ia iuorittipat Sionfpron ronasti
Durcbmon ia Wdffumaon firffo
berra Surfanbeimo. Saarnan pitt
tirtfoberra s. g. Roos GfeTiidistir
ieen 4 Iupun IA ia iitd ieuraamien
lodripien iobbosta. 9dmdn idlfeen
tunIusteItiin laSten ia panbemman
tpGen fristinopin toitoa.
Suaua oil bortausieura poppilns-
ia. Sieud pitipdt pubeita firftober.
rat petreI ia 9lom, iefd maanmiI.
ieIiid :. WoIfumdti.
Seuraaipona pdimdnd clio 10 a..
p. aIfoi iumaIanpolIpeIus tirfosla,
iosIa aIttaripalrpelutien IupriHinat
WDprin fappalainen 9enss ia Dli
bdrmdn firtfoberra Glepe. Saar'
nan pitt firtfoberra J =. 8oos,
fobbistaen pubeenia pddoTiouiiesti
nuoriue. piispa NJ. m. pubui iiitd,
mitd DmmdrretdGn mooiImaIo. on
ruofo, bieno, oppinut ia iumaIinen
moaiImo. gbteistd naiue faifiDe OH
ie, ettd ne toettawot moStus.oo 2ors
teimmon tobtoo.
piispan pubeen idIteen oIettiin
faboen mime muoben rippitouIup
laefen fuulusieIu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Yli 70-iunutias tpanbms antmuttu
S%aihialla.

Wiime FUN % pm aamuna lDps
oettiin &aibiaua Nitfarinlouton ia
ia Yootan ndIiad torppari Snbo
&onsteri fuolIeena, pdd rubiottuna.
W&urhaan epdiltDnd on man9ittu e.
rds Suomas ainnari. pitdidad bu'
buna ferrotaon, ett6 murba oIiIi ia.
pabturut ppsipad murbatun muttu'
esia pdipaaisuntaan, ionfa idlfeen
murbooia oIiii tuield iouoin oieeua
bafonnut ubrinia pddtd. Hiiban
ipptfi ferrotaon iotfut torianIatbuu
rettelDt,
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
iStpanfeliIen N(aiansftn blifibteeri
81. ~. SGppch

pulpit 9eIIin9iSid iunnuntoino ippsf,
3 p:nd 2dbetpsfirtosIa ruotioIoiier
lGbetpspboistpfien iltamasIa ainees'
ia: 9ristiHpien pbtepben perustus
Sob. II: 81 ioboona. 9oiIena pu'
buiona oil mupooberro e. u. Wre'
be.
'SpDSt. 4 p:nd pitt bra Soo6 Sd
betpstoIoqa flo y 8 /. Iuometfi tut.
fitnn eiitelmdn aineesta' raristittpien
pbtepoen ia fanIointudIiIen pbteiS'
toiminnon eoistdminen".
OIiibteeri 8. W. 6ood) Ioopui
SelIintiin meriIie Wenaiau puoIeIio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

temaan fieud oloaiauani ia eritt6in.
Fin Wuoren perbeele, mutta mifds
auttoi, tdptpi ldbted tpDmaaueen o.,
Min toimiinia, fiud tddad maail.
masia on iofaiieua tpD ia memo lie,
motoin, ia m~sfouiiesti tdptpp FUN.
Fin tpSnid ia ioimenio tebbd.
&lo 2 pDud Idbti masta laima
rannasta ia mitdan eriipistd tapab.
tumaa iaapui ie onneuiIesti DuIuts
bin 5 pdindn italia Flo 8 aiois5a.
SoprpIaipa r9uronic" olifin pal.
Jon mubfeampi laima nG~aStoniin"
nerraten.
&c oil 1926 ialfao pitfd ia uuii foi'
Zen puoIesta. paluumatfaua oil mel
fein toto aian iateista ia mielipd
aallot feinuttelemaan laimaa tamol'
lista fpptiG, noiffa minuSta 1e tuns
tut waan Ipstiltd, iiqd mitapds mis-
nj peltdIin tuin meiad oil bpnd pc.
rdmies, iofa onneuiiesti net meibdt
iatamaan. Saatoon SeeIus oua lie.
luilomme ia IpodmeeIdmme perds
miebend eldmdn meren mprstpisId,
iotfa ulein meitd fobtaaipat, min ill
loin Ell meiQG mitGGn bGtGG ole. io
ME iaanumme elomme lopusia ia, rau.
basic ia onneuiIesti rantaan, rou
ban ia ipalon Iatamaan, uuteen See,
rulalemiin. - Oulutbitu Iaamuttua'
nj Jain taas tietGG ettG tunnin fu.
luttua Idbtee iuna tobti Sronpoo'
oia, .. 9. 9. &c q. ratoa, ills Flo
6;25 olin taas iunasia matfaua TO.
tia tobli.
S%ronipoobtin Iaafpuin pDipbGns
nj Flo 11:40 aioieia. Suntui bauss
falta totiinfin pddip. Ntutta fuinfa
baustaa mabtoa puafoan pGGIp
iidiieen fotiin eldmdn mprsfpiStd,
iitG moi tusttu IanptQa futpato,
FUN mnIpnDt mattomies Ioopuu min
pitt1ItG motfalto fotiin, t~ooeuiIeen
fotifaupunfiin, Sionin muorelle;
b~ausfoa Ie mabtaa iiuoin ola.
&opufii tGbdn fpbdptIeeni pppodn
IiittdG ipodmelliiet tiitotIeni nell
Wupreue ia mrs. gDuorelIe mieras,
marai Iuuoestunne ia Iiitd IdmpimdSs
I'd tobtelustauue mitd ioin field oIo'
aioaoni pIotieni. Gn moi Ianoin Eli.
iteud Geitd Iiitd. Soirpoan ia moan
6erru, meiodn SumaIamme paItit.
toon fen 8eiue, ia lie ontiu Iuurin
palrtio mitG friStittp moi toioou ia
toippitoa. &iitos mp0sftn foifiue
muiletin portortburilaiIiue ~tpieras'
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES y. IN.
yWieiodn 6erramme SeeIutIen
&ristutIen ormo, Sidn SumoIun raf'
tous ia ppbdu Sen9en oiauiluus
oItoon 2eiodn ia meioGn faitfien
tanSIomme. Imen.
Nditd piirii beifto melienue Ser'
rasIa
81. MottTpn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

Yleenid oil piispa tpptppdinen
fristinopin taitoon. SIonsa lauIui
ban fiitd, ettd mield on feurafunnas.
ia Observation-Disclosures oIemasIa.
Eoipomufiena lanIui piispa, etid
f%oriattaiiiin firffoa ia fobotettaiIiin
fiertofouluopettaiien paltfaa, iofo
npfpddn on riittdmdttDmdn pieni.
Wdfed fumpanatin pdimdnd, buo
Iimatta fiireestd tpDaiasta oil run
Iaasti.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
aamtpaa Observation-Disclosures.

3dnd nuonna tulee npfninen Sur,
mon firtontpartiia Salomon @ron'
ifo9 oueefii tdsId mirasIa miiIifpm'
mentd muotta. Sdnd pittdnd aifa.
no on ban alma boitanut mirfanIo
funnoaiiesti. Std ban on iaamutta'
nut ieurafuntalaisien iuoIion, tobis.
taa nj. nj. iefin, ettd bdneIle iofr
mupii tataperin labioitettiin futpa,
raomuttu ia iotu madrid rabaa.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28
Slbpu so ,pnptisp6iiuG.

9GmGntuun IL pnG topiti iunrin
firiailiiamme Suboni 9tbo 90 lpuot'
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1911-09-28

%. Wintt1on.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn, 2; New York, I.
tBy Associated Press.

Brooklyn, Oct. 11-Brooklyn clos.
cd its 1911 season at home Tuesday
with a ten inning victory over New
York, to ]. The visitors scored
their only run n the fifth inning on
fielder's choice, ball and Muir
phys single Maxwell had a shut out
up to the ninth, when Hummel trip
led and scored on Barber's single
In the tenth Wheat singled and
came home with the winnig run on
Smiths long double. Captain Doyel
rested Tuesday as a result of his an
kle accident
Score r II II
New York 4. 900 010 900 OIL o
Brooklyn 49,. 100 900 600 % 2
Batteries: Maxwell and Wilson
and Hartley; Barger and Erwin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11
WINTER ONIONS.

One Of the fresh vegetables which
we can have during the winter is
green onions, and our failure to have
them is usually due to neglect in
planting until too late. The sets
should be put out in September in
order to give them a good start before
cold weather sets in, which will check
their growth and injure the smaller
Cnes.
Select Il ricn sandy loam soil which
Is we'll drained and prepare it thor
oughly. Do not make the mistake of
putting out onion sets in poor soil,
for they will not make good growth.
and again il the soil is not well
drained, the frequent freezing and
thawing around the bulbs sill destroy
them.
in case you manure your soil az
planting time, we'll gotted manure
should be used and thoroughly incor-
X rated in the ecjl
lay off your rows eighteen or
twehtssfodf inches apart and they may
be opened with hand cultiyator or
a hoe. Farther south il is only neces-
fary TO b8reiS cover the sets, but in
this climate Il is desirable to open up
the furrows about two or two and one
half inches deep and merly cover the
sets at planting time, and as the cold
weather sets in gradually work the
soil to the plants which viii protect
them. The sets should be placed
three inches apart in the furrow,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11

So thoroughly is Brown Millinery the
vogue that the sales this season are
nearly doubling those of last fall
when we had the biggest business in the
history of this department.
Art without extravaganza e-that ac-
counts for it. To be sure, some OF the
hats are costly-the sum total of costly
parts but each hat is sensibly priced.
And no matter how busy, we are in
splendid shape to execute special com
missions. The Brown service is yours,
to meet fully all requirements.
Hundreds of trimmed hats-from our
own workrooms and from Gage
Brothers and nary one duplicated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11
Athletics Defeat All-Stars.
tBy Associated Press.p

Washington, y. c., Oct. 1.-THE
Philadelphia pitchers worked in
something like their true form Tues
day and the All7Stars went down to
defeat to 2, the winning run com
ing in the ninth inning with no one
out on Collins single and Baker S
double to the rght field fence
Coombs pitched the first four innings
and his bases on balls to Milan and
Gessler coupled with Chase's single
and Davis error, gave the AllStars
their Two runs. Sensational field
plays were made by Chase.
Score: r II e
All-Stars .. 20 010 000-2 2 =
Athletics -. GlJ 010 001-3 10 4
Summary: Hits apportioned, off
Coombs ! in 4 innings, off Plank, /
n 3 innings; two base hit, Baker;
home run. Davis; sacrifice fly out,
Gardner; struck out. ~ Johnson. 6
by Coombs, 2; by Plank, 2; by Bend
err ?; stolen bases, Milan, Chase:
left on bases, AlliStars, A. Athletics,
3 double plays, Johnson to Mcbride
to Chase
Time Of game: One hour and
twenty-five minutes.
Umpires .Dineen and Egan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11
MATHEWS0N
READY FOR
BIC SERIES
New yoIk's Crack TwIT|eT
Ceems Worlds Pennant Fight
Is Pitchers Problem

New York, Oct. 11.-Christy Mat
hcwson donned his baseball togs
drew on his pitching glove, and call
ing ON Catcher Hartley, stolled on
on tie Polo grounds this morning tt
take up his da ly pitching practice
The big blonde twirler quite agrees
with Managers McGraw and Mack
/ that the worlds series between the
! New York Nationals and the Phla-
delphia Americans is problem OF
pitchers and for this reason the
Giants slabmen are keeping in the
best possible condit on.
The Giants themselves say that
Matty" is their mainstay, and on
him depends largely the credit for
the series it'll the hope that Mar
guard, the season star left-hander
in the National league. may come
through with victory or two to
clnch the series for the home team.
Il know just what the team and
the home crowds expect Of ne" said
Mathewson, but my work is neceS-
sar ly defensive and Ii is up to my
teammates to make the runs.
My confii fence! Well, | feel first
rate and am on edge for the series
but YOU must know that in this game
that breaks or luck must play a big
part
iMarquard thinks he is ready and
will have the old speed and jump to
his bali that made him invncible
while the Giants were making their
successful dash for the penaant n
August and September Without
speed Marquard admits he has no
terrors for even minor league
team.
but have the speed and the
curve will jump and hook over the |
plate all right said Marquard to-
day.
All the Giant twirlers we're out to.
day putting in a little practice Just
TO keep their curves working and to
perfect their control.
Marquard has won twenty-four
and lost six games this year = he
leads he National league. Mathew
son notw htstandng his slump IN
mid-season has won twenty-five |
games and been defeated thirteen
games.
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
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covered, and the soil pressed around
them.
Onion sets will begin to grow with
comparatively little moisture, but do
not infer from this that they should
not be kept cultivated both for the
conserving Of soil moisture as well as
aeratng the soil.
Sets planted and cared for as in
dicated above should furnish some
small onions late in November and
early December BY the time one
usually begins to put out sets in the
spring, he should have plenty Of nice
green onions ready for the table from
this fall planting.
DEPARTMENT or HORTICULTURE
Oklahoma a. & NJ College, Saltwater
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ALL ASSESSMENTS CERTIFIED
Public Service Corporation LeVle'
Go to Several Counties.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct. IL
The state auditor has certified All
state, county ana public serv ce cor
poration assessments 20 the clerks
of the various counties with the eX-
ceptioA of exp ess companies valu-
aticns which have not been distribut-
ed
The companies unanimously refus-
ed to list their property by counties
as asked by the board OF equaliza-
tion accord ne to statement from
the auditors GGfice, contending that
the board had no power to assess
them This quetsion Will be tested
in the courts,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-10-11
Biggest Millinery business in our history
emphasizes the vogue of Brown millinery

Gage Hats but equal aractiveness
The stimulus of appreciation k ping our designers at ne very @ M
himself heights he
paudt big audience encouraged when one after announcer
getting that exquisite just