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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

Gerlach, New. April 4.
Will You answer in the question and
answer column of next Sunday s issue
the following questions:
CD Can anyone but citizen Of
the United States vote in any state in
the United States!
(2) Is a man citizen of the United
States if he be born of European par
ents in the United States and attains
his majority before leaving the United
States?
(3) Was there ever time in any
state when man was entitled to vote
by taking out his first papers and be-
fore he had become a citizen7
A READER.
80 Yes; a number Of states allow
aliens to vote on their declaration Of
intention to become citizens. (2) Yes
CD Yes; this is so in Alabama, Arkan-
sas, Indiana, Kansas. Missouri, Nebras-
ka. Oregon, South Dakota, Texas and
Wisconsin.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
AND
ANSWERS

Salt Lake City, April T.
order to obtain information concerning
taking up land under the homestead
act?
AN OLD SUBSCRIBER.
You can get all information at the
United States land office, Postolicc
building. Salt Lake City.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09

After declaring his intention. he must
wait two years for his full citizenship
papers. But you had better consult the
register of the United States land of
nee in this city as to your homestead
rights,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
A SUBSCRIBER.


Salt Lake City, April Z.
Please answer in the question and
answer column Of the Sunday Tribune.
How long after British subject has
applied for and declared his intention
to become an American citizen before
he can file on a homestead?
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Caldwell, Ida. Anvil

Caldwell, Ida, April 9
Please answer the following ques-
tions: (a) What is an ex post facto
law? (b) The writ of habeas cor
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Salt Lake CITY. An,

Salt Lake City, April A.
Will YOU please give me the value of
an 1857 quarter in your Sunday edi
tion7 R.W.
There is no premium on it, so far as
we can note
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-04-09
Salt Lake City, April I.

Salt Lake City, April I.
In the question and answer column
of your next Sundays issue, | wish
that you would kindly answer the fol-
lowing questions for me:
In the old Indian legend, was Hia-
watha an Indian boy or an Indian
girll
Also, at what speed can the average
professional ball PLAYER throw a base
ball for the distance of one hundred
feet'
A SUBSCRIBER.
(D A young man. (2) About one
second. varying with the strength and
skill of the pitcher.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
FIRST WRIT SET ASIDE
Ent Another Legal Demand is
Made Upon adler BY jenkins
for City records

TMe application presented To Judge
! Lawrence yesterday afternoon Ng AZ
tormeys Hepburn and DeYcFeagx ask-
ing the cDnrt % set aside the per-
ena8foFY mrif 0s mand4mas against
Felix adler alaeFm4nic city fKeasmy-
en- 1as granted The application
was made on the grounds THAT Aaiar
haa mol beer given caauce 10 "
beard 10 u0tfee having been gsxen
hsn 81 me acFioa and that the Nrlf
aenFiyed him Of ans appeal Il all03-
ga 10 etaad
THE attorneys further asked that
the case ise consinneG for tsslrtg DAYS
bHs this rne court refused to graat
An alternative wFis NaR applied fos
;oaay Dy Jenkins attorneys aud grant
"a. refarHa8le Saturday as I@ g'ci0ck.s
This 1fif Haakes Il necessary sAak Aa-
Ter either farn 0Ter the Sands anNl
geeUgas iN kss gespiEg Or agpeaF Sc
eagEf ard deiend ms position 0n re-
uaiBg b Do 80.
Judge fanremre states that he had
aIpp0Sesi Fae areynntgyy writ NAs
merely formal aemaua ard ihat AZ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
BANK INQUIRY PLANNED

osialnua CHS Okla talf 80
5ulee George S. Ciark lf tae as
-rIc- c1lrl las called special sr1
fury To- convene August . TIE cat.
Inc 81 grand ilrg uas re4-fstea
81 C1anrf Aftorne.. Sam tfsaser.
zsl 3. - a1l4saFf4 --nr-tt --.1 -l--
the primary purpose 81 calling . lz
% make an i1F--Atisa-iol uf Ire cou-
frzz of the Planters ard Aeea1rics
hanE of oElaL1Ia Citg. H1iCa has
recently been .,rE isi7i hs l1e state
1anknz bclrd ard The N1E1t aDl
Das banz. sslch Nss fir-na .g i,elA
tsfes - t1e beard. a'thclEh nere.
g'dsel 81 H.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Gsleeas33 Springs. Co.e, Jaly zT-
Nhsia cans ng aa autgE1osgile which
Ae bah Recently driven - Colorado
City ff#h Novman. Lewis Wlnans of
faai city Broke his right agm tie
s rapid ree0vering
Mr. saa Ngs George b Frazier ot
sazkGgee have been making sewers!
af tne many delightful trips in ard
aboas Nam5E0u
MISS wartaa Barrett og sayre, js
ore % the OK ah0a.a rol9ng ~ tAe
Plses PeaE region.
Lee q Wilson of EaylsBoro and
g r LaatDn and Wlii r. NOder 5s
0KaanDMa CITY climbed Pixies Peak
4t0ot lSss week
Eonn Ezws os Aiusk0gee was ore of
ths saeGessfai aswirants ~ fna glory
Oh attaining e samuSit os Pixies
Peak af9ot last week
MF aud Mrs & IL Taylor % Ok
iaA0Ena CITY. registered recenfly az
me AFia Vista hotel, c0ioFaao
springs
Mr and Mrs j r. Isenberg of
Eaid are stopping at Alamo hctel
dmfos tAelg stay 10 Ce.oraao
Mrs !. q Lyalck aad son o. shaH-
Aee ogplns 81 l4s &asst0 aatei
"a AfmraFQ1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

ira L0ngaeres ~ one tlula agent
gof the Webs FargD Expregs c0nspany
Sn tbis ciry. and Nh1 haA heetE 10
Tulsa 10 q similar position has been
promoted 10 sne position 0f sFaveA
iag auditor hi5 headquarters lDcak-
ID al Eathrie. He wigI naewe here
so0n from tulsa Mrs. L0nsaeFe and
children are nfnis eily NOW on =
vislt wEta Der mother. MFs e Yenmy
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

-f0r 20 Nca-S lydia =. Piakham's Vegetable
tfF5s-f1 ass ssii ssf5 standard FeTflzsfS f,sr
f,mAle ills. No Cick aOulal does justice %
herself who VIII not Try this famous medicine.
Made excius- ely from roots and herbs, and
has thousands of cErer t. its credit.
- Mrs. rsnizaa-a .ETstes al sick women
- fc write hex 1or advice. She has
guided thousands 70 health free Of charge.
Address Ms. Pinkhan. Lgnns Mass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
OKLAHOMANS
IN COLORADO

of Sew YORK s. their gaest or ine
summer
MFs. r. f. Buck oi Cashrie was
among tbs Uklahomans registered 81
r8e Alamo recently
J O Sarrels ana : ~ sEeen ~
Waapanacka made toe Pixies PEAK
Trip recently
siiss Dora < Hamilton 81 knid-
u enloFlne her onllHg in Manitou
aud vicinity
s S Te Ella ana wfr of cg0Eder
are spending sheif Skinner outing
in Colorado Spriggs.
g. A. HgoNn og Fgosen Arrow IS
registered at the Hotel navajo ln
slanis0a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

s0ng fsEY IS entertaining at s
ssaes house party Misses Erhes Aa@
smish. Louise sleFer, MafE AfiAA
trout. Dorothy Saxamer and AAi5ieA
8r0&u
i " oldham and wife ana nv a@
Mrs ~. r RaY0ugn Nent 90 0kiah9-
ma CTS fan q aori visit with friends
fast night from week VisiS ElEa
relatives Ga Burden Kansas.
Yhe Kooneg Mhones Shah clap Eisl
meet with Miss Dsila AlseT SATURDAY
morning
Misses Mildred and Minnie naWs leti
last evening Tor q Colorado o3iln2
At Eureka Springs Afk.. where Sc
many Oklahoma folks are spending
rhe summer an OzarksJklaAozssa cll'1
has been organized. Al its hrs meet.
iisa tHe sglsDM Ea@ 1fiice-z ei-es-
I'd. Or. T. II DeIaa0. . former 0Sia-
hona CITY man, has been chosen pres
lAeng. Ags 3D. A. Mcnougal e "a
lion of Womans clubs, IS gieepresi-
dent D. e Z Lane 81 this city. see
retar,7. Al the root garden of tee
Basin Park hotel a very interesf}ng
Misses 3iary and Myrtle 3leD0asal 81
SapsiIHa. sIiss Ed.Ea Martin q s'uH
kogee and Ds N p. E1eN os HUGO
faksuz trarf
hospiislStses bianned for rae pleasure
81 Miss Is0reaa 5aee crHce ana s
Helen Norffset iA honor 81 1he4f birta
dag anniversaries. was tha party sF
- IS Miss Florence EHSnsan. - 1e
aame 81 West Hnigteenth street Mon.
nav evening The guests Nefa tANsF
ia.ag throughout tAe week @
Ter ws serte8 at Q'cocS attt
EuiEH Mn4ic 4 2Aiea r@lt4
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
MENu FoR FRlpAY
EraakAaE


Melons. cereal aaa cream bacon
alld ffied hom1ng. toast fea ana cot
fee.
Luncheon
Cottage Die ia left overl quick bis
eHifa. string beans and eFsss salad q
Ieff over, crackers and cottage cAees
lleFfies and ereafn tea
Dinner
Cream onion soap Without aaeat1,
soIt-saell CRABS potatoes q q lSafassei'-
ase. 44s3s gsesas, homemade .@e cream.
eake hssssA coffee. tllf i}aSas Leader.
Mrs. Ernea walgomot ard family
left tais morning for Marion, 8nlos
sor moath.s visit wifa relatives
Mrs. j. tfnderman and Mrs. Louise
Asgew ehapeFoned crowu oT goung
ae8ale on q nay rack picnic given
fu n5nor o8 Miss Anna Aanmef and
Hiss Fseia Grcsssaaa e 3 Louis
who are visiting Miss Bertha LIN
derman The party Spent the dsy
al Seward grove Those present
we're. 5irs, J Ldnderman- 3irs Louis
4skew, Misses Frieda Gross smans
Anna Wanner. Madeline AskeN,
Louise Assew Mary Blazer Anna
Blazer. Mabel Billings. Edna Broaie
Edna Stewart of Shawnee, BtStk2
Lindermau Rose LiaaerIan, Helen
aaafman. afessrs Willis Askew.
Auaur SEVERN, Waiter Calm. AT
thur KeHogs Frank Sehing Fred
tserzei, Louis RitzaaaRi- George
Btzhaupi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Effective Ialv ". 1911. framers
drag store branch Office aleepnflnsad
M III ADAMS
Mgr Western Ensnn Tel g'a.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

FOR RENT --Sewen room houAe NM
Bagderu c0nveHienees, good neigh
bOrho0a, s4a E Warner. 3grs G II
NIiaer pAone 1eE
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
Drs. DoUis <R DGUis,
DsTEOPATHfc PHYsg-fANe

DAY ard Night Calls Answered.
OsTFFc Z Anderson Bi0ek, llC1z W..
Oklahoma AgeRns
PHONES Office zoe. Residence 1854
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

ier was rea1v ID fuET 0ger the office
but when ne iesrne<i thar thtx was nos
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

I-DST-A bunch of keys with nanls
plate Reward. F1adeT raTurn 10
Clair MSS as PcSsofsAre drug stcss.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Elwood, Ind--aI was sick tbEee months and
c0uid not walk / suffered ali the time. tried
doctor. ard they sid I could not get wei without
an operation could hardly stand TIE pain. hrt
ms night siie was the TUzse- / couldn't slesp a.
nlght and I vas trjuhled With 3 weakness
: Iyria L f1nkhanl's tegetahie tsGngr0sInd cured
me. / began 70 feel better when Rad taken only
one bottle, hEt kept on until Was c1red. Mrs.
What more proof can any one ask
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound

SeottviIle, Mich.--aI want 70 tell you how much
good Lydia E. finkslam's Vegetable Compound has
done ne. I live on a farm and have worked ye1y
hard l am f0fy-iye years old. and an the notzler
Of thirteen children. Many people think it strange
that / am not broken down with hand work and the
Of my family, but tell them Of my good frerd
your Vegetable Compound, and that there VIII he
no baekaehe ard dragging pains for them il they
viii take Il as / have. / an scarcely ever without
X IN the house
u win say also that l think there Is 10 better
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27
; Q c Q Q : G @ Q O @ o o @ &
, :
; FREsH TOPICS or {
9 THE TOWN.. {
O e
Q 0 C c Q Q 0 G 9 . 0 0 o O o o {

Youag Nelson's conniffon Serious.
TIE e3wdsfson of Dennis Nelson.
q % has been lylng az tas MeEaodisE
hospital % semt-eonsciOns state
ssnes Aonday nghr. ~ ten O'Clock
tnis morning showed no improve
MenL he spends most 81 the time
in sleep and oaly remains conscious
few moments af5er being aroused
Yesterday evening bis condition be-
tazes dangerous. but today lie ap.
Pears better The phgsicians ia
enas24 consider els e2se 8erious aaa
eAaness sof recovery aye mot the
8es.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

ICE CREAM made from THE AL
TON GODS Ice Cream Powder is su-
Peftor to that made sn the ola gas
ard halg TIE cost
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

4 healthy man e q king n his own
right sn unhealthy man is an un-
happy slave Burdock Blood BlAers
builds up sound hssith--keeps yoa
&ell
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Yns - N found for youhg build them regulate and
make them Ee Ny eldest daughter has taken the Compound for
fzAfl, irregular periods ard it has always helped her
always ready and wiling speak good word for the Lydia
T. Pnkhams Remedies te every that health
Scottyille, Mich, r Ed. g.
when shown such positive and reliable proof that Lydia
Pnkhams Vegetable Compound really such
wouldn't sensible conclude that the remedy
would also benefit her IL suffering the same2
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

IOOD'S Sarxaparflla is the medic
q n cine for impure blood, erapsi0ns,
weakness and general debility i
positively and absolutely CURES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

THE ALTON GOODS Ice Cream
Powder is made "a eve fi4yors Yauil-
2. Lemon, Chocolate. Orange. straw
Gerry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

TIE ciiy council Rit neel iG reg
niar session. A. tae council chamber
20 he tF aal Cd reEt Thursday
fens Augr as oaioek. for
the DurEese ot al.uene bits, and
saeh 0ihes agsiue mas proper 81
tsu before
i9tsNk ol-saApt 8iaror
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

First Publishes Daley Leader
Jslg 81 1910
OFFICIAL HoTEcE.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

-a1do. aere s. zoe eity to8ag seo..aas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Nlss aaae'iae cotansaan oaa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Nrs r G. Huli ei Gr'tr.e sf-rr@l
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

joan RitieF9usch IS defendant im az
action Tor divorce brought 10 tie sm.
periur court oy Dorothy Ritersgsca
cruelty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-27

Ihete is noticeable scarcity 81
Asags on TIE streets sinee ire oFdei
vent info effect requiring tAat theG "a
sied uR - uluz2led
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Mrs. J. G Hunt Is ia Nan!ioa
Colorado
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22

The Maps were always on the verge
OF doing something. but were unable
TO finish up many of their fine starts
The spit ball on which LATTE struck
out Greney In the first was simply a
marvel Graney didn't even try to hit
The spectacle OF o'Leary paving the
ball cut OF StovalHs hands delighted
the crowd, but didn't go with Umpire
Perrine
Lafitte has picked up George Mullins
trick or blowing through his pitching
hand when waiting for the ball to come
back.
At least three times LATTE had
strike-outs which both he and Stanage
notify contended Dineen should have al
lowed. but didn't
jackson came in close and tried to
throw O'Leary out at first on his sin gle
In the fourth. but Charles kept running
and ali was we'll
Wahoo Sammy Ty-Cobbed IL to sec
ond on what looked like a single to
left, thereby causing Gladstone Graney
TO madly gnash his teeth
Cy Young warmed up 3landing be-
fore couple of the innings and, by re-
quest Of the crowd. ended up by arch
Ing one down to second
A lot OF Ohio coal men rooted val
iantly for Cleveland, but In vain They
claimed the jumps short-weighted the
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22
"uhoa!' rsI|ed Jennings.
But k.an.'S Gar Didn't

Himself one of the most careful au-
tomobilists in Detroit, Hugh Jennings
found himself mixed up In a rear-end
automobile collision Wednesday night
II came through over-conHdence In
the ability OF DR.. william K. Keane,
physician to the baseball team, TO
manage a new machine, of which he
but recently became the possessor.'
DR.. Keane and Jennings stopped In a
newsstand on Lafayette-blvd. about 10
o'clock, leaving the machine standing
just hebind one In which two ladies'
were waiting. DR.. Keane negotiated
the stop to such nicely that the IA.
diator OF his machine was within
inches OF the tail light of the other.
In attempting to reverse to get
clearance In leaving. DR.. Keane got
mixed In his signals. Jennings saw
what was happening in second, but
he was on the wrong side.
"Whoaf Whoa" said jennings; but
the machine did not mind, and slowly
and deliberately proceeded to run its
nose among the brib-a-brac on the
back Of the other car DR.. Keane re-
gained control In a moment but the
tailboard, tail-light and crank-shaft
housing of the other automobile was
badly battered.
Three weeks salary Is all this will
cost you," said jennings. When l
say whoa to my machine II stops"
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22
THE TIMES SPORT. PAGE

during the run. making accurate meas
urement OF supplies consumed each
day
Detroiters and cars which left on
the tour are as follows:
H. H. Robinson's Abbott Detroit. con-
tanning Mr.. and Mrs. Robinson, G. M.
Hatch and Mrs. sampson.
Il. w. McGookin's Packard. contain
Ing I'M MT and and Mrs; Meoookin. w D.
A. V. Davis Maxwell. containing Mr..
and Mrs Davis.
Il. p. Andrews Buick. containing Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew and chauffeur. go.
containing Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant
Detroit Board OF Commences War
ren-Detroit. driven by j. >. Moorehart
and containing John Idnn A R Rs. M p.
President Forter's Abbott-Detroi
press car. driven by Mortimer Roberts
and containing Assistant Secretary
Peck and newspaper men.
tanning II. A. Bauer and J. ii. New
theodore II. MIllington's Buick, con-
t md,,in MT Miiling,oS. Francis w y
III. Kramer's Buick. containing II.
Kroner. Sr., III. Kramer. Ir. w. Kra-
mer 4. Z. siiewsh and W, Patsehkie.
w. SchtoAH-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Sehmeid.
l.. Weingold's Herreshon. Mr. Vein
gold rode like Will Lexington Com
forts hero. Mr.. Routledge.
Joe Gardham's Everitt 80" contain
ing Mr. Gardham and orie futile.
Earl L aMcLeish's Regal Plugger.
containing Mr.. McLeish and Ernie
Vaughn.
The starters were sent away by
Robert X. Davis CHE departure from
Detroit being by Way Of Woodward
and Michigan-aves.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22

athletes from the Buckeye state
The Tigers have declared war on In.
nelder Lindsay, who bumped O'Leary
very hard yesterday when the latter
mad chance to make double PLAY
Despite his failure TO hit over 400
IL. Drake opines that he is delivering
up to valuation. He also maintains he
IL hitting much more than his weight.
Jimmie Barrett. OF the Milwaukee
club, left his charges and spent the day
at nome. He says Tom Jones is play-
ing Just the sort OF ball for him that
he did here.
Right in the first T. Cobb bounced a
homer into the firstbase pavilion. The
lucky bounce at that didn't change the
score. as the drive would have been
triple anyhow.
Stanage's tso errors were unusual.
One Of them was on a hurried, high
throw to second. The other was on
ground ball which he failed to turn
into flying pickup.
Delahanty knocked Blanding's hands
apart with a terrific drive. but doesn't
get credit for IL In the score, the off,
cial ruling that Fritz should have held
Ii.
LATTE tried nightly for clean-up
wallop several times and acted really
piqued at his failure to get chance
to run bases Most pitchers avoid II.
but not SO the Georgia collegian.
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22
.DETR Offers OFF
ON LONG TOUR
BY AUTO
Fifteen Cars, Carrying More Than 30
Motorists Leave For Swing
Round s00-Mile
Circuit.
Toledo the First Stop, With Cleveland
the Destination For Friday
Evening.

The Wolverine Automobile clubs
Afiihation Tour started from Grand
Circus park this morning with due
ceremonial, Runs and Tours commit
tee Chairman II. II. Robinson leading
on as the pilot car and the others be-
Ing started at intervals of one
minute. A large crowd had assembled
at the start to bid farewell to the
tourists.
Many OF the motorists were making
the run the occasion or n family out
ing-a plan favored by the easy con-
ditions. AS the stop tonight Is SEIZED
uled at Toledo. the first days run Ia
expected to develop no strenuous fea-
lures.
The course will be through Ypsi-
lanti, Milan and Ida, a new route re-
Gently discovered by John G. Utz, the
Wolverine clubs demon pathfinder.
The itinerary of the trip after to-
day will be as follows:
Friday, Toledo to Cleveland.
Saturday, Cleveland to Buffalo.
Sunday, Buffalo TO Niagara Falls.
Monday, Niagara Falls to Toronto.
Tuesday, Toronto to London.
Wednesday, London to Detroit.
At Cleveland, Buffalo and Toronto,
the tourists. viii be joined by local
motorists who will continue the cir
cult until II brings them around to
their homes again.
Repair cars, baggage wagon and
other conyeniences were on deck to
assist the comfort Of the tourists.
A convenience TO the tourists was
the VanDyke delivery wagon which
preceded the pilot car. carrying l..
900 pounds Of baggage to be deliver.
ed before the arrival OF the tourists
at their various hotels In Toledo. The
Van Dyke will travel the full route
Of the tour each day. II is driven by
Mr.. Morisette Of the factory stan.
The Oakland in the run Is the car
originally tuned up for the Giidden
tour which has been postponed. Its
crew will conduct an economy test
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22

stunts of little ID. Bush, undisputed
monarch OF all shortstops OF civiliZa'
ton. The human peanut is playing
ball now in his happiest vein, is bat
ting well and fielding in his own copy
Tighted and inimitible style.
But II was Cobb's little stunt that
sent the crowd home inebriated with
the distilled essence of ecstacy.
The Maps were at bat liz the ninth,
with two out, men on first and third,
and two runs needed 10 tie the score.
Believe US, gentle reader, IL was an all
round anxious moment Graney cut
loose and landed for line drive that
threatened the front of the right field
bleacher, II was out OF Crawford's
reach, very obviously and Sam started
back TO cut IL OF. while Cobb dashed
in in q mad endeavor TO spear IL.
The ball sailed low and Tyrus
speediest squirt was obviously a bit
short Just before II struck the
ground, however, The Peach dove and
slid along on his stomach, gazing all
The Detroit times., 1911-06-22
Detroit 5, Cleveland 3; Can They Do 1t Again TODAY?

The longest day OF the year, but not
quite the longest ball game.
Easterly and Griggs were injected
INTO the ninth as pinch hitters.
The Cleveland scribes ought to be up
TO some good joke on tho lively Ball.
Some class to a catch by BALL In the
nrst. He made II sitting fiat on the
ground.
Mr. LATTE had something on Neal
Ball. He walked him once. but famed
him thrice.
Delahapty's double nearly took a
couple OF much-needed hands of Lind
says wrists.
Cobb's STARTERS opened and closed
the game. The rest of IL found The
Peach very quiescent.
ID. Jones made a frantic effort to get
Easterly's short fly In the ninth, but
was short by inches.
Fisher Is all the catcher the Maps
have. excepting Griggs. who Is said to
own fatal lack of pep.
Lindsay comes from the New Orleans
club and acts very fresh for a youngs-
ter here on sufferance.
Two years ago yesterday, Chief sum-
mers batted Washington Is innings to
a to o tie. Remember lit
Fisher chased Moriarty almost 10
first base on one occasion, fielding his
grounder, and made the play, too.