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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

Having obtained charter Of In
corporation, the Richmond Washing
ton Highway Association will hold a
meeting tomorrow afternoon al I
o'clock. in room csc OF the Jefferson
hotel
All the vice-prrs!fents and the
members OF the board of directors
are expected to be present and II
Is possible that Washington Will be
represented.
The State Corporation Commission
took little time in granting the char
ter. chiefly due TO the thorough man
ner with which the matter was CEN
Quoted by the Office OF Munford, Hun
ton, Williams and+ Anderson, or
which firm. President H. w. Ander-
son, OF the Richmond Washington
Highway Association. liz n member.
Mr.. Anderson incidentally. Is very
busy man. but he has undertaken 10
guide the Richmond w ashington
Highway Association past the places
that have proven DISASTROUS 10 other
good road movements and he says he
viii do all in his power TO promote
the work of the association, even IL
it costs him contemplated trip TO
Europe this summer.
Hobbies Thrust Upon Them.
Some men are born with hobbies"
said Mr. Anderson, commenting upon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
MONTREAL WINNER
|. OVER PETERSBURG

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
PETERSBURG, VA, April ID
Petersburg played its last exhibition
game OF the season this afternoon.
With Montreal, Of the International
League and was beaten, l TO {. The
locals made several changes In the
lineup during the game so that Man
agcr Busch could get n line ION his
players. Manager Busch tonight
stated that he was satisfied with the
showing Of the team in the practice
games played and believes that the
Ices tses WiH. be-. sn tkS ss,sssaxs,t ns..f.ss
to the finish.
Petersburg Will line up against
Richmond next Thursday as follows:
simmons. second base; Busch. short
STOP: Barnett, first base: Spencer.
right field: Anthony. center field:
Ables, left field; Howedeli, third base;
Laughlin. catcher; Thompson and
Creiger. pitchers.
The local intield is very fast and
simmons and Busch are very fast on
the bases The ability of Laughlin,
catcher, Is well known. The outfield
Is also very fast and Jack Anthony
was one OF the best hitters In the
league last season. Abels and Spen-
Ger also bat welt
OF the pitchers. Creiger and
Thompson have shown the best forEi
and Busch said tonight that Thomp-
son would probably pitch the open
ing game. Interest in baseball here
at present Is intense.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
MATHS HITS FOR
LONG HOME RUN
HIS FOCR-BASE SLAM is FEA-
TIRE BETWEEN THE COLTS
AND ROCHESTER.

While Rochester took the game
from the Cots yesterday by the score
of four to three. as the box will show,
1t was no walk-over. AS matter or
fact, the big fellows from the In
ternational League had to do some
pretty tail hustling to get by.
Coates singled in the first, then
Baker died; Flournoy pasted a high
one back of first base. and Coates was
forced at second Then the great play
Of the game was pulled off Maths
took a strike and two balls. when he
landed a soaker against the sphere
which landed on top OF the house In
deep left, bounded over the building.
and rolled far off into Henrico county
This was one of the longest hits
since the days OF 'Sox" Seybold.
Maths carried Flournoy on over the
plate with him. making two runs for
the Colts. Raley died at short.
In the eighth Maths singled. took
second IL Martins error. went TO
third on choice. and scored on
Graf s single. That was all.
The visitors in their half of the
inning Scored three. Martin walked.
stole second and scored on singles by
Batch and Lillivelf. Batch stole
second after his single, took third on
Lel's hit. and scored on F1ournoy's
flmble of the ball in centre. Lellivelt
went Ia second on his single, because
Fiourroy coula not corral the ball.
took third on hit by Ward. and
scored on another tumble by Flour
noy. That finished the onslaught.
In the ninth Lellivelt singled.
reached second on Maths boot OF the
ball In left, and brought the winning
run over on Spencer's bang TO right
field.
Griffin will have another outiielder
in the game Monday. IL Is said. He
has sent for man from the Connec-
ticut State League, named Frank
Burke. who is no relation to the
Burkes who have played in this
league,
Here is the score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

the Washington highway movement.
some achieve hobbies and some have
hobbies thrust upon them
Building good roads is the hobby
Mr.. Anderson has thrust upon him.
He has had some experience In the
past. He was president of state
good roads orga nization and the Pet
ersburg turnpike, now fallen upon
evil days because there is no main
tainenance fund, Is a memorial high
way to the efforts OF that voluntary
assoc iation. The Petersburg turn
pike is one of the reasons why Mr..
Anderson insisted upon the maintain
ence fund paragraph In the articles of
association III the new corporation.
No less than 20 per cent. OF the
amount subscribed IN the new high
way assoeiat.oa wiz be set aside
for maintaining the road. This en-
sures protection to the men who con-
tribute to the building of the high
way. once built the road VIII not
be allowed To wear out Contracts
viii be made with the various coun-
ties through which the road will pass
To keep it In shape and the interest
from the sinking fund viii be erca:
aid to the counties in this work.
Selection Of Route.
The selection Of the route VIII be
left chiefly to Captain +. st. Julien
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
VIRGINIA TENNIS
DATES ARE SET

Tfe United. Sta s&x..Isa Wss.il syssiais, sAsv
:socfafion has given the Country club
Of Virginia the week of June 10th
in which Io.hold the eighth annual
old Dominion tournament.
The Norfolk Country Club will get
the Virginia State championship
tourna ment for tho week of June
18th.
The week Of June 2sth the South
Atlantic States championship Will be
hshd ~ tssw seslTsx ~ Ma s,9zssnns7
Club OF Augusta.
The Southern championship tour
nafnent will be held the week of July
list, on tae courts of the Atlanta
Athletic Club, Atlanta. Ga.
The doubles championship for the
East, West. South and Pacific States
will be fought on the courts of the
Onwentsia Club. Chicago. July goth.
The national championships will
be played on the Newport Casino
courts. beginning August 18th
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
VIRGINIA DEFEATS
NORTH CAROLINA
RixEY HAS BETTER OF LEE IN
GREAT BATTLE OF
PITCHERS.

Especial TO The Richmond Virginiano
GREENSBORO. y. G.. April Ia
A base on balls. double and sin
gle, with poor throw from right
field by Hanes. gave Virginia two
runs In the fourth inning of the open
Carolina,
In the seventh two scratch hits and
a Wild throw by Catcher Finlay gave
the Chapel Hin boys a single tally.
There was no other scoring. Rixey
ana Lee being complete masters of
the opposing batsmen in the ether
innings.
A crowd estimated at 1900 saw the
contest and cheercd wildly at every
opportunity for the Carolinas. the
great ovation going to Lee in the
first inning when. with runners on
third and second and one man down.
he struck out Ncff and Carter In
the seventh, when Carolina scored
and threatened 10 tie, Rixey dupii-
Gated Lees feat. striking out Lee
and Pace. with two bases occupied.
The game was pitchers battle
from every standpoint With the hon
ors in r xeis'y shrdlu cmfwypMF'W
nine men. but Lee allowed three to
go to trst on balls. or being hit. as
against Rtxey's two Leo also gave
up seven hits against five. The re-
puted heavy hitters OF the Carolina
niue were helpless before Rtxey who,
in the early stages. retired the side
in one, two. three order.
In the fifth I.eake broke the monot-
ony of the Carolinas in going up and
coming back, with lucky hit over
second Winstead singled and I-aake
was thrown out at second. Hits by
the same two men In the seventh.
with t'inlays bad throw to second.
gave Carolina her only run. Viz
ginia's runs came in the fourth. Nehf
struck out and Carter apparently
swung at the third strike. Umpire
Henderson ruled that he did not strike
and later Carter went to first on four
balls. Fitchett struck out for the sec
oad out. while Carter was stealing
second. Mcclure doubled over third
scoring Garter. L4andes hit short
fiy to right which fell safe ana Nc
Guiro scored from second by poor
relay throw of Hanes. Rixey was
an easy out.
Winstead's running one hand catch
of q line drive by F'inlay was the
only fielding feature of sensational
nature,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Schoolboys Smash Records in Track
Meet, Some Taking Chief Honors

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. April
13,-Tome school athletes easily won
the interscolastio track meet this ar
ternoon with Episcopal High. bad
second. Smith won fifteen of Tones
~ points. with first place In the 100
hammer throw. while Curtis an
nexed i've more for the same school
by winning the pole vault in great
style with vault of IL feet, inches.
The final distribution of points
was as follows Tome a.: Episcopal
High School "a. Woodbury. 10,
High School ): e'ath-
clic High School z; Friends School Of
Washington 3; Baltimore City Col
ieEa 81. MARY. High Schaal Of Nor
folk =. Manassas High School B:
Technical High School l.
The individual feature OF the meet
was Lows easy capture of the high
jump. with lean of six feet. This
smashed the interscholastic record
held Jointly by Martin. Randolph
and Holiday. by half an inch.
Curtis. OF Tome. showed good form
In the pole vault. and beat the mark
made in the collegiate meet last
Thursday. Crowley. of the Episcopal
sHsgh. Sssa,pa,, Was i'm ~ gssssss ssss hs.sss:
self In the hurdles. both OF which he
won with ease in remarkable fast
time.
Coach Bowen and Manager Atkin-
son. OF Maury High School, brought
up six high, school and three Norfolk
Academy athletes. Walter Hall. of
Maury High, finished third against
1. large Held in -hoth the go and 4aV
yard dashes. and Allfriend was third
In the. mile, lHtx qua utisd. fr, she
'fInhfs' III the 100-yard dash. and fin
.shed fourth. after being set back a
hard for making II false start.
Summary.
Summary.
100-Yard Dash--First. Smith. oS
Tome: second. Blackstone. OF Cen
trail High; third. Price. of Tome.
Time, 10 20 seconds.
120-Yard Hurdle-First, Crowley. Il.
II. S.: second. Kinsolving. r. III. s.:
third. Galloway. b. c. c. Time. 10
reconcs.
one Mile Run--Ffrst. Campbell.
Woodherry Forest; second. Hale,
fredericksburg High school; third.
Aufrierd. Maury High School. Time.
1 minutes. 81 seconds.
440yard Dash--First, MARITIME.
Tome; second. Speer. f.. IT. S.; third.
Hall. Maury High school. Time.
&c 3-5 seconds.
Two Mile Run-First, Rollins. Fred
ar tcksburg High School: second. john
son. Manassas High School; third.
Merritt, b. c. G. Time. IL minutes
8 S-6 seconds.
.2O-Yard Dash-First. Speer. F.. ~
a.; second. Price. Tome. third. Han.
Naury High school. Time. - s-o
IIn!f- MilA Run-First. Walker,
Eos, second, Campbell. w. II s.:
third. Hamilton. G.. II. =. Time. :
minutes As seconds.
Ghotput- Gmith. Tome Esaaocl: sec
ona. Aamiltens Csntraa Hish school;
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Standing of. Clubs.
Games To-day.
Detroit in Cleveland.
st. Louis In Chicago.

NEW YORK. April i3.---After get
ting away To a bad start. Vaughn,
the HiEi1iauders big lefi-hander.
sparkled for three innings. in which
he struck out seven men. Then ne
had another lapse and the Boston Red
Sox piled up enough runs In the nfth
TO win the third and last game or
the opening series here. TO 4.
Stahl introduced another product
of this Denver Westar League farm
In Casey" Hagerman. who had little
idea OF where the ball was going at
ter il left his hand, The Yanks got
"A nice lead before Hall came to tho
rescue, but Vaughn could not hold II.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
TWO CREWS. HAVE
SPIN ON RIVER
VIRGINIA BOAT CLUB OPENS
SEASON BY ENTERTAINING
l.
MEMBERS.

The Virginia Biat Club opened the
season yesterday with a little social
gathering in the club house and a
spin by two crews on the river. Ref
cree Rostrup reported That both the
eights travelled in good style and he
liked Wheat's appearance at strone.
Tyler. he also declared. Is going to
show the seven men behind how a
sweep should be handled.
Crawford and Beers held the rud-
der lines. the makeup of the crews
being: No. /: Turner. Calls, f. Gil
liam. Montgomery, Cook. Goddard,
Seville, Tyler; eoxswain. Crawford.
No. ,: Royal. Sadier, Parker. Haw,
NJ. Gillian. Christian. cushman,
Wheat, coxswain. Beers.
The Blues band helped along the
entertainment and light refreshments
sssse served, a esaTg+,47
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
COLLEGE
LOSES TO V. p. l.

Especial to The Richmond virsinian.)
BLACKSBURG. VA, April l3.--V.
T.. i. won their fourth game. this af-
ternoon, defeating Washington Col
lege, to 0. The visitors played
well in the field. but were weak at the
bat. Evans pitching was the fea-
u~e OF the game. giving his opponents
only three scrattering singles. The
Techs made two runs in the third in-
ming on two hits and an error; four
runs in the seventh in quick success
sion. driving Biddie from the box. +.
I.eggts work rs catcher and at the
bat was gilt edge.
I Summary. Hits on Evans, q; of
Hiddle, &. Errors n. T.. u; w. c..
!. umpfrq q m M1lsa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
RICHMOND WASHINGTON HIGHWAY
ASSOCIATION MEETS TOMORROW

Wilson, although 1t ia quite likely
that A. l.. Westgard. field represen-
t4tive OF tho American Autor'obila
Association. will be called upon TO
lend has aid. MIR. Westgard Is the
official pathfinder Of the Touring
Bureau of the a. a. A. and Man
nSeI Robert Bruce has consented to
loan his services to the people of
Virginia in laying out the highway
from Richmond to Washington.
Mr. Westgard already has been
ever the Fredericksburg and Ma
nasas route. and while he declared
that the roads in Stafford county
We're among the worst he had ever
encountered still he said further that
il would require only a little lime
and energy--lnd money--to build a
great thoroughfare in this sa me coun-
ty. The right OF way is broad.
NJ pointed out TO members IN the
CONTINUED on fourth pagel
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
T Today in Baseball

isoo--ftai Gnase, ND" Hun
ager OF the Hignianoers. play
ed his first game In the Ameri-
can League. lie made one nit
and accepted seven chances
without an error.
1S1O-Jim vaughn pitcnso
his frst fuii game Ior the QeW
York Americana noioine bos-
ton to IL httS IN innings.
me CONTEST Tesutteu Ia y to-
to =.
19lo--Presiueht WHHaAh
Howard Taft saw waiter Jonn-
son. OF washington. plicn a
one-hit game against Fn'Huei-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

third, Simonds, w +. :. Distance.
IN feet l inch.
Pole Vault--F'irst. Curtis. Tome
School; SECOND, WeidmaII. Emerson
Institute third. Robertson. Emerson.
Height. II feet 3 inches.
Hammer Throw-~Eirst. Smith. Tome
School second. Walden, Tome school;
third. Simonds. ". F. :. Distance,
leo feet.
Broad Jump--FYrse Curtis. Tome
school. second. Hamilton. Tome
school: third. Kinsolving. f. Ill. S.
distance, 20. feet IL inches.
High Jump-F1rst. Low. Friends
School: second. Curtis. Tome school;
third. Galloway. B. G. c, Height. o
feet.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Browns Beat White Sox.

CHICAGO, April I3.--Otto Casper
Rube Peters. making his debut as a
pitcher for the White Sox. lost his
game to the Browns. to 0, today.
although he only allowed three
widely scattered hits. To make it
worse the Browns got their two runs
in the seventh without the aid of \
hit Peters was bit unsteady II
this round, but it was an error by
Rath that slipped the visitors their
first tally. Young Brown. Peters OPP
ponent. would have had hard luck
tale to tell If he had lost. for he, too.
pitched a brilliant game.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
NORFOLK TAKES REVENGE
ON LOUISIANA SAILORS

Especial 10 the Richmond Virginian.)
NORFOLK. VA, April 1s.--The
Tars came back strong today at the
team from the battleship Louisiana.
winning by the score of IL to T..
Score:
II. II. Il.
Norfolk II 0a4e0a1 0-l2 10 s
u. S. s. La. 100000 lio- 8 4
"a. PGa sire. Fl. y. ~. ...a an
Batteries: Finneran and Lusky:
Cochran. Bennett and Mueller. UNI
pre-. Woods, n
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Cardinal. Beat Pirates.

LOUIS, April IA single by
y In the tenth inning with two
5cored Magee with the run that
the Cardinals n 10 victory
the Pirates. Ellis opened with
gla and Cakes sacrificed. Magee
Tor Ellis. After Honey famed.
= nut a single over third. Haus-
3num Of Miller's line drive gave
Pirates their four runs In the
as ii came with two outs. a
and two hits followed. Hug
scored three runs without get
| hit. Geyer finished the last
innings, and allowed the Pr
but one hit.
lie
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
RICHMOND AUTOMOBILE Club
MEETS MONDAY NIGHT

The Richmond Automobile Club
will hold its regular monthly meet
ing, Monday night. Tho award OF
prizes in the membership contest will
be made and reports FROM the Club
House Committee will be read and
acted upon.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
indians Win at Lacrosse.

CARLISLE, PA. April 13.-rhe
Carlisle Indians. on q muddy Held.
here this afternoon. d4feated Mary
land Agricultural twelve at lacrosse
by 4 score OF 1 to /. The Indiana
0utpIaycd thu Southerners on attack.
hut the defensive work Of each team
was Good considering the siiIpcry
eround. "
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

hnmary: Two-b base hits North
Downs, lierzog. Threebase hits
hubert, :. Sacrific. hit--~Rucker.
In se--Moran. Left on bases
ks, 4. Brooklyn. /. struck out
Ames. 9: by Fucker, :. Eases on
|-Of Ames. /. Oft Rucker, 3.
hres. KLEIN and Bush, Attend
$500.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

Roston D o 0 6 oS
New York - 0 0 0 0 0 O.
Platter for Street in ninth inning.
Summary: Three base hits--Nnna-
maker Sacrifice hit-Yerkes, Hits
or Hagerman in Ia inning. ia
runsJ. Left on bases-Boston s:
New York S. Base on hails-Of
Vaughn S of Hagerman 3: off Hall !.
Struck out--By Hagerman 1; by Hall
Z: by Vaughn 9: Wild pitch
Vaughn Time ? hours. umpires.
Connolly and Hart.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

Summary: Two base hits--Dougias
Mcclure. Sacrifice hits--winstead.
Carter. MCGUIRE. Base ON baiis--On
Rixey, 2: by Lee. !. struck out--By
Rixey, 9: by Lee. 2. II. by pitched
ball--Lile and MCGUIRE. Stolen bases
Garter, 2: LAndes. Winstead. Left
on bases-virginia- z; Carolina. ..
First base on errors--Carofina. ].
Time. $40. Umpire. Henderson. of
the Virginia League. Attendance. 81
500
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Philiics swat Boston.

arON, April 13.-Before the
! crowd seen in the National
! grounds In years. the Fhillies
lied In capturing the third
n tho series here today, IA TO Z.
= swatfest on the part OF the
Boston using four pitchers
the game. Seaton. q young
pitched q remarkable game
oungster. and held the locals
afe drives
pcore:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

Double plays--Haliinan tn Pratt TO
Stoyall. Base on balls---Off Brown.
4; off Peters. 8. Struck out--By
f'eters. G; by Brown, 5. Wild pitch
--Tctcrs Stolen basea--I.orsi.
Weaver, Stovall. Sacrifice hit
Pratt. Time. 1855. Umpire, Eyans
and Egan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

CLEVELAND, o.. April l3.--To-
days game was a comedy Of errors.
The Maps made nine fooxtes. six of
the number in the sixth inning. eorn-
bined with four hits, netted the Tigers
seven runs. They had scored 1--WE times
in the early innings. and the game
ended. IL to 4, against the Maps
George, James and Handing all
pitched poorly. Bill Burns tried hin
hand at coming back ~ q big Lacquer.
and succeeded. taking thinKs easy Ill
the way.
Players. Alb, n. n. ts "A. y.
Butcher. II. ......S 1
easol,. "a. ~. ~ - II s 4 WI
Jackson. d. lss 4 l.s "a
L.ajoie. ~. $50, III tasS M lSs
HoAnhorst IN M sE y
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

Especial to The Richmond virxiniano
LYNCHBURa. VA. April i3.The
local learua team today defeated the
Iynchbure High School. ~ to !. IA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Startling of Clubs.
Games Today.
kburg in Cincinnati
Chicago In St Louis,

Re1Kl.fN. April -i3.--~For the
nd time in two days Hill nah-
Dodgers handed McGraw's
|npions IA sound lacing. this az
bon. Brooklyn won easy. TO =
xnperbas hammered Ames for
8 runs in the opening innings.
ker was tight AS q drum. and
|supyscrt was brilliant. Daubert
tied Ames for two triples, while
In hammered three singles.
Ae score.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
AGAIN
DEFEAT GA|NTS
I. ON AMES FOR HARD HITS
WHILE RUCKER PITCHE..;
GREAT BALL.
TAHS ARE VICTORS
/. OFT AHEAD IN TEN-INNING
kAME WITH PIRATE TEAM.
pHILIIES SWAT BOSTON
PITCHERS.
National League Results.

tNdIiOufA ItSts-ut hsCruaS'
IA: Boston, :.
rooklyn, s. New York, 2.
|. Louis, s; Pittsburg, ucn in
(s).
Chicago. rain.
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BOSTON RED SOX
TAKE 3 STRAIGHT
VAUGHN FANS TO co ROUTE ron
YANKEES AFTER GOOD
START.
TIGERS DEFEAT Maps
ST. LOUIS BROWNS WIN FROM
WHITE sOx IN GAME MsRt>ED
ny CLEVER PITCH
TIGERS DEFEAT MAPS
! American League Results.

st. Louis. .: Chicago, o.
Detroit L.; Cleveland. 4.
Boston. g. New York, l.
PhiIade lphia Washington, NO
game: wet grounds.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14

MI. Yale-lsenn Game Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA. April -. --1 acs
Yale baseball xaIte Vas
peetpenad today on account of Eaix.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
ST, Louis.


tilted for Steele in seventh.
Rah for Ellis in tenth.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-14
Chicago.

IUtHI Is y y = =
*Batted for Zeider In ninth.
srBatted for Weaver i'm ninth.
st. Louis.
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Totals .......2S 2 1926 IL
sHanes out hunted third strike.
Carolina
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-01-30
ALL THE RESULT Or
A MISUNDERSTANDING
Wilson-Harvey Break Caused by Miss
applying Blunt Language In Note
Of Governor to Editor.
tBy Associated Press.J

New York, Jan. 30-In the Wilson
Harvey correspondence published by
the Evening Post today it develops
that Governor Wilson claims he did
not ask Harper's Weekly to cease its
support of him and that the entire in.
cident was the result OF misunder.
standing. On January II Governor
Wilson wrote Colonel Harvey in his
characteristic blunt manner" which
resulted in the Weekly's withdrawal.
1t had been intended as applying to a
question of the Weekly's independ-
ence, which Governor Wilson and Col
onel Harvey had been discussing, and
as favoring convincing the people of
that independence. Colonel Harvey re-
piled in a most cordial note saying
the Weekly will print Governor Will
sons brief explanation.