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I V. HOUSTON DAILY POBTt SATURDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 10; 4 meuUke 4 ON DIAMOND HOW THEY HIT. Battine Averages of Coming World's Series Players. Cl'BS.

i Plvee Floffnia. Tinker t'flane Beaanoat N-tinlt. Zi marmu KHu PtelnfeWt Archer Feera SUeokard AB H' Pet J7 10! S17 4 102 11 60 7 2S 7 oT 10S STO 61 -tm tl 4A ij 40 SI 'M ltf 42 24 4 ci Si 2M S22 S.V) 2t 140 K) S3T im X34 "'rj- -npr SWEPT RED Mackraen Lifted Three Boys on Their InnWii Learue Philadelphia Kew York B.atWI hetrolt W.shlnrton tukuw Lools Flayed. Won. Ixurt.

1JX SS 40 vs. -4 ia 7.1 Ul 72 4.1 ti 4i 117 TT at ss I V. Pet 4 1 45 1 l'J 45 l-5 117 27H 11 27.5 no SM mi 2-v 4.5 4 R.5 22S 7 147 22 11 2U6 11 10 206 The only cigarette with a Wheat Straw paper wrapper rolled little better than you rnake your own. A cigarette of Virginia and Carolina tobacco leaf unequalled blended with the utmost care. A full-flavored, exquisite smoke.

MM wtJXafafying 10 for 5c MADE MONEY Some of the Big Men Great Man baaatt players and taea who were identified, wltb tba (aana hava been and are now IiroaulDent Id profrssJoBaJ and btmlaeaa life. Tbe late Boaafeot Arthur Pua Oorman was a saeaDber of taw Olympic) of Waahlnartob In Senator Morraa 0. aWlketey of tjonivsctlcvt waa the first president of tbe National league ln lTW. Justice Uoody af tbe auprvsae court waa fbr-aierly prealdwnt of tbo New Rutland tea-rua. Albert O.

Bpaldtng and Al Beach, both pro-feaslojial baweball players uf note ln tbe '70a, tare been la tmatsjeea for jrara. Many players have spent tt-e better part of tbe i money la flttlnjr tbemse I yea for pro-feaslonal careora after tb-lr uf.t la eaa ss play-ra oimIs. Of these John Moutavmery Ward is an aaampla. Waed was for many yvara oa of the itara of tbe Xew York Gtaota. He retired frou batiebaU 'o lSWo with years of protitahle aervlce ahead of hina.

tie took to the pre tree of law. Of lata years Waid baa been pnnilnent as a trolfer. The bite Mlcbaal J. Scll'Tan. at one tim a a jlt.ber for tbe tilanta and other National eatf-ue teaioa.

rtlre1 to become a laemrwr of the Boston bar. He was el.N tod to the Masaa-chunetts leg lala tore, and later to judgeship. Judge Harry M. Tavlor plaved flivt base for tbe Uvula 11 le aa4 aUltiiuore clubs whtk study-lux l.tw at Cornet) univorsitv. When he was Graduated from college lie also wan grsdiiated rvui baseball and took up tbe practice of law tn Buffalo.

Tws vvara sco he wc appointed district Jadge on tbe Weeterti circuit of New York He la also a trustee ot Cornell unl er(tT. "Orator' James O'Routkc, while he ha "olf recently retired froa baaoball. haa been a practicing attorney in Bridrgior; for man years. Captain Adrian C. Anwon of the Chicago club ww elected city clerk through his connection 4 Texas League baWeball pictvrwi aaxi valuable coupon ia ach package GU Mill Cigarettes are packed in TIN FOIL (Associated Press Report.1 BOSTON.

Scrtemher Couiba elrct ont tt-e krili lodav toil Philadelphia won tli.nl jtratrtit citiK- from Ii coo-- tilladelphia OiTrt ion om-; 4 ta iVa) iUHV-rt Ooombe aad Lapp: Hunt and Madden. CLEVELAND. Septemh-r Pf trolt -from Cleveland todat. taking a Wlunlns lead 'Vr' m.n 010 ooo 19 3 i and Detroit "-4 mo Pemott. Fanwell and Donovan Casey rASHlNfiTON Splfmbfr (l Nw Tor cooplrd a and a atnxlr Ui two err" -a aid a wild pttob thf uicth Inomf tolai and WSc- Waunct I'' C-J 8 Nw Vort GraT and ViosLn.

Dd Sweenr ST. LOt'IS. 9 St T-ociJ ard rain tbo third badt of th wni todav. Firtt cam Soor r. "hlcaao PAS r- 11 6 Unm ftiaii Wath artl Bi-: Ra.T and Ser-nd cam rv ii Si.

ixmla v-- Wiiite and acl Stei'U-'U. MIXED BATTERY SIGNAU3. Demaree Lost to Pelicani When He Lost Hit Head. Sithrn 1 riaTd. waq.

Origan 1S1 1SS Ill i 4 Vt TT rTS TO V. XO 7 4'1 4M 6T 71 4-ir. 44 RT 74 4 1.1 31rnviili.iai Atlar.ra rhann.wa feC rai i 'Sa. 1 a AT If wr -Mr la I BTJ lwawtwtMMttttttttMtfMia0tMtMttMflffktMl SOX SERIES Running From Speed Native Heath. Ibattl- toda Attempts dou'd- ImI led tie- nms.

tvc. ha.o been played. iHit rain sbtrd Lie first. Score RUB -J New (wl-una i'" IMiiir ami IllKtns. Maiwch and l.afltti.'.

ll.l.K. -Mobile dpfVatwl In a plaint bout bj a -it tins arirnin. KriU'lr a'ld elM'ftaMT at th fl'ltah. r. II 502 i--' I 30 'CC- 13 ii i and t'hJi'i-lk-.

Mia T.T. SfptfBilw FrrPTS wre f-T vlctorr ott AtLanta ti- 11 Allaota 5lckdarV and Kyac Ani rtyvt ,1 -V CSS DOVES DEFEATED GIANTS. Boston Won First Game of Season at Polo Grounds. Natlal LeaaTJ- nrt N.t rt Sr 1 RrifcAltu air. "IV l.nat.

C. 4 IS N9 7:. 71 77 SI 2 1 1 tV4 4" 4 41 "I iAttocitrd Press Rrfri.t NEW YORK. Nw tvlav. w.cc'.ci flrat of fif B-ialm li 1 01- 1 i-1 New York tHX-l 2 Fertwa and Uniltk: Crandall.

Onlcit and Mvera. PHI1 APF.LPHIA. Septe3-tr 9 PWIidelpbla was todaj'a rame from Brook'TQ br arorln thrre runa In Ue fifrb :r.nirs II BrraktT 0i Knetifr. Ruraer and Berc-o. ntij 11 ran.

American Association. (AttcciattJ F'tss Rtforl.) At 2. L.mlsriVf At Tiied 1. ied" 7 At Kao-aa i. Kaiuaa City At Milwaukee--8t.

I'aul 2. Milwaukee 3 44 44 Items of Everyday Sport UeAleer't olt'-bera are receiving moat anpo-'rt. No Tam Ln thf c-'U3'rv putt.m up a stronceif deftnslre 1 1 me nan the Na tlonala Tint i of tbe rarl'tv Kiberf-M Bride and KHilfer make a oat WW tha: bard to heat. Cy aaya: A ira-ia-ir w'th a flarh'tinc tm win three as man caoe aa a bra.r.T oiitf't a 'bralu; 3in-aar. GIt the fiarhtr tirn tk-w rVtrult ban wD a often.

J-uninr it tb rr of a maiirr that and w.as too." Th raoe for th Cbs-iparne Takes of tfctrt l-etvirn- fach. with e'vervia. wat pin at D-aster. F.oc.and. vdn-day.

and wa wop hr I.eo:-dd df trl. l- iUncr the Ameriiaii Oukf -r I'onUnd'- WrtnklT iund ard J. B. fTHttr Tr.Tv t. starfr The wm 7 t-- -I 1-JO to arairrt r.nkl- and i 1 If I'lilto al The happen ta mt a uiatrU ra tt e.

uiila tsb ni pirk wia If tjem two a-ill a matrb ft t.eet hi f. nM i re i w.i::ac ba'-k H. 11 aaln-t ran- b. Fd It la tn; tL.iT Vf a fat. tsp Tin tre latT-T h-'r- Is fsrr than rv-nr-l of would Iti-b-'ar.

ln a thre-; r-j Tr. ti. -itar t'ma tuu bvavity jd um The i-ii; ha inf nr.d bv rh W'- r. '-Qaini1: a the w--nd. will oo tire the r.m: and wtit-a dee h1 herd tit'e r-i twon M-tran.

ptiiatf. of rfiu.ee, r-T -i-ff-fl'. tr t''l- L- ir d- N- 1-n Ha i- nirut if he If L'uiUC r----;" 'aitEisc to Lr jlsMWt N-l3 nj( ren- pr tLe -r -t uls Q-art when be tbe rrwn ta n. lnoe f- wi.a M- ran "et 'u 'rr1 -Is' ac rr- t- i. a-.

er rasmi i- Tae La' It of rihre" lTnt irn tbvir tit lee 'o r.endly r-ox-r tbe bUrjr-st klnl a dt. IxiTera of f.t' s'l i'i i.n ia- d- (a ffill- WOlud hTe haT rtiuch rixht ti a- tj majr I'-acje baM t. be 'a'lirht no the bounce, mat fad of Ty. ti.f etrTS -if t.1- Time bwr-d. Ji-tly Tabled feinre --f T'ie ar-att academic, r.

"Diro-fe''-tia! hne ben nithl'lr pnm-l Ta1 -afe-f p'aT. In fpr a a D-t may be obtained. nobi rboiiil taka t- fHmpliln. If it ia prvtMi that the be -nlv ben aii'f'-d a tant thy Ioth i id i.s" -qIv -r ln bed, i.lrri' -f tbe ram wM '-reaA "Ot anw. and eSTi of T-naV w-U j-cn a ti'-.

sa tifl and trie tu'r -wi-'t -f alien elmem derived Ut-kvt L-al. or atjbar will Officials of thn Trtdianar'Mi apeA.iway T'iijr-'Isv ftDQo-ifirvi- nu a 'Minor ra'e fa 1 hei.l M.iy -T. 1 1 1 In wWa Ara -i-s will be ptttei tbe lt uf F.nroj.f a of $2" Th-- a t- ii. i tbe lMltnar'i VrtT J-efTwaT Five Hn Mile I -p-lak ll. Tott of motor tcv d- paTs.

the driver wlr.n.r. pr.l- ever a m--t -r ra winner; serond. and Vwn ta fot tbe dr.rr f.n tnTh. In addition a trophy wi.i te srivri t-r en'-ti Kr.rrle will of it leal Ii ni tr-t to -ar. a railt- a The 'ar mnat t- -v- dpia Ui-ilt aLd 'S'-1" Ari.er; raD AiJtoinobiUr w'.

i Ar.r.oon'"m-r, wa ad-- re-r bv th rolled State fUAt aa.lat!nti tbat 211 er.tr.iea u- h-en ir the Nail -n: rdf hainpUinttilp pla for wl.l":; wj' i b-(t n't Monday on the ft tbe Ooiltt" -iit of Br-jauyn. Hat. Tbia a n-w L.iiti iw-uol event. the het knwn are R-'trt Gardner of tr- t.1- L-d-'e-. ifrt S- t-; of Prlntn.

h-t a dutlnc th1 Iuiernatifiiai of K. ar Karan. 'ti of r.nnj and 1-: Nb BT.ru AH-jbn. NaM-na! win iur iu Cuarlef W. F.Tans of "i4kie'.

wtio re-Dt- wati tfi Wesurn pn "lami-l -nablt): Fr1 lerrtKtf Walter Travtv wli-i uat te National three W. V- Jr of uakiuCit. 'ue iranta UcKim n-dl, l.r..-. P. W.

Wb.r torpor" A. G. Jkw.iiV and Br ie- 8. Krana of Ji-r-re I Traern of M-ntclair. rhtniplon In Vr.

ar.d and lMi it-i have L-t f-tr nr known estorn pit-. Tr. Tiir- mi-'? rrf-ntly an i li rr ba- -t to l-- 1 hii t'-n tba FIarra-4 tuo iir--n uet 'tffh un Me an ao bare mori 'V HriRCTfr, It for steu- I I UoUl in the i. Pri.n.'ep.Ti ia 1 1 i -t at all Iik' Iv I- fiayd Ti linn anl irt f-i- ut. nii-1 ii -w draw 4.nl 4 h.

nl rt Ti- ti-iii tuak-- a'i dii bv an'- '1 i.ait Harvard w-n: 1 uf au orr.it'ei-.;! Pnn'- I-rriif-ri-Te- N-w -ear Mf. t-- ii-nd t- i th' t-ic- sria.ii nnd it tun a ni a if of the fo.tuiH uf hot). J-M-fc i i-d ri ijj UeiV uue i--d fn- "i-v-n or lla- Hrd-Ui-. u'i e-tUi" as c--! a pfolt -i fri ni I'rWn i una i iin-at'-T lo-al Tip larPn l.u a wa, et i.la -od iu tl.o in- 'rienl't an 1 ri-rt kpint anI -t te-! veil ti.rtt 1 1 (ti a 'it IkUI 1 1- -Lid eer.cnt-ij It UU- Wli-i Jim fori it c. vo ie -iKuT i.a:,,p.

i. idp 'ntlj-l'-fl f'T Week f. stt la'ii- J. MaUer w- i- ii.itii.i'i!'!!.' wI.up- f. dU.

-j e.s ter her ti.e tho i)T'. duro. emu it-d tu ue Iri-n nu. tbft he liad "jiir u-s-t. i iV jt I he nj torf'-i )- J.

lalSp'lte ns to tb do end i dlwiSFine idlTlit iU the iu frf iiia tbe a i riVf- Will t- ditplUe t-n ri t'-i' ww tier -f nnrur-iont wid oauat-i', the uuet. -n an to tj" I-ctuiLtrv. rreddle v. sLare of :3 h-Hi ttliux Nelson wu- nit t-nil, tud til inw th a hin ln t(-ut In. aa haa not been tteoisl tbe IB' tun ar ii'M mo- i in'W riBirai.le.

tliere tre t-t-irif v' jjjQ, very br-st bjy tie hai v. j-, tudav Ray Bruaou i liiflitwoigbt liMiorw, ai-d J-ni not as be Is grow hut fa-1 .1 ni run easily enow enwurh of good a to currant pottinj bin in with tbe oth'-rs In Wniwv i(ia. Abe Attell also haa a splen-ild claim on Wolgaat'a titia. ani there is bound to be a merry war Made by Early Start io Game. wttb Wawhell.

IMck Cogaa. who pltebed CblcagfH and other clubs, was an aide ran an la Pateraoo. and afterward waa started city clerk of tbe Jeraoy tow a. 1 David rslta. who played good ball for the BalUnaortMi, lhlladlDbla A tbe It lea, and New York Americana.

Is doing well at the practice of law. Fults alao la a popular speaker. William Ooeckel. who plared first base fof tbe Philadelphia club, 1 now aa attorney la Wllkeabarrc. Hug hey Jeninga, tbe managar of tbe Detroit Dgera, baa bla abiugle out ia 8c ran too, where ha practice law.

lliighey says he can't afford to retire altugetber frou baseball while be is making tbe inoooy his job as mauaer of tbe Tlirtra paya htm. Bey. William A. Be ad ay, kaowa for aiaxu years as Billy Sunday, waa one of tbe stars of tbt Cnlcago team, has made a remarkable record aa an evangelist. That levlval work pays him mocb better than baseball la deiDoastrated by tbe fact tbat Sunday rectntlr reeeked.

In the way of con trl but Iom. 4.64 for one moath's preach-lng. Norwood R. Oiresoo. a graduate of Notre Dam unlTeraifr.

and for eigbt yours a pitcher for the annas City. WahnitiUn aud Btoa rhjbe, Ii aa inatrtctor In gvueral and analytical ebttalatry la Wabash college. Danuy Hlchanlen of tbe Giants and the let Mike Orlflo of tbe Brooklyn club were two ban flayers who retired la their prime to become ue-ceKaful bttslneea men. Rtchanlran ia ia the dry roods bvalneaa lti Rlmlra. and Oiiffln was la Ltifiness In I'tlcs.

8iie of tbe plavers wbo uaed their baseball salaries to pursue the study of medtcin or dentistry re the late "Poc1 Busboiir of the 8t. Ixnls and Bnniklyu teams. Jimmy Caaer of Chi-ca4--o and Brooklyn, O. Harris White of the Ohl cago White Ss. Ilsrrr tleseler of Wasblngtoa Mark Baldwin of Chicago and New York.

Kuhv tare Newton of Tionto. the late Maurice INw-era of tbe rhiladelpl.la Athletics, and Billy Scan Ion of tbe Brooklyn club. SHOOT AT LOVELADY. Bnckel Took First Honor With a Good Score. Houston Pest Strcial.) LOrKLAPT.

Teiaa, Sepleniber 9 The Lotb ladj Gun club held It. laat medal thll erenluc. C. )I. Bnckel of IxireladT waa do elared the of the meet.

Hla ai-ore the flret place wua OS out of HX tarreta Seeouit In the conlrt was K. Kennedj wttt acore of W) out of l.K) tanrets. Joseph Hesterfer Dying. Press Report. NEWARK.

X. September Jiwepb Hesterfer. in old tlme baaehall plajrer and father-uf Larry Hraterfer. the fonner Raatern leafile piteher, la ilyln at hi. home In Blonmfleld front Injuries wl-eu le waa run oeer by a heallT loaded aan.

Heaterfer la vera deaf anil did not hear of we tbe vehicle. Before the drirer eoulJ Hop he waa kmvkel hia nht left broken and his akull fractured. The driver waa arrested. Basket Ball at Hnntsville. Houston Post Stfciol.) Teiaa.

September ball, tinnls and athletic. In (cnerl will be taken ui anil tli-inMUrlily urcamred at the hle- actio.il as aoon aa Hie court, are In shape. weather baa biiLcd tin- ieU to almost pklik bardnpas and It is louHiaalhte to do any rrad lnx uutll a cxkI rain. Conroe Defeated Huntsvile. Post Special.) T.ias.

Septemher dav afternoon the Conroe and Hnnrsrllle tearat pliyed a same of baseball on the attib-tlc flel the Sain Houaton normal' Institute, which, re-silted ln a acore of 8 to 1 In favor nf runn. The same waa u-n a aplrlted one at anv time. SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION Of Texas Commercial Secretaries Will Open in Temple Monday. (HoHston Post Special.) TEMrLE, Txa, Peptemb-r 1(1 Con -cemlng the achool of lnftructlon of the Texas Commt Secretaries' association, to be held ln thla city next Monday and Tuesday. September 12 and 1J.

W. -M. Woodall, secretary of the State association, gives out the fulUiwIng: Advice rt-eetved up to this time would Indicate that there will be a much larger attendance than expected, having received letters I'n'ra more than sixty commercial secretaries announcing their Intention of attending, and President Arnold rites that many have assured him that they would be here. There will be strong delegations oi" business men from the nearby towns to attend the Institute. Mar-lln.

Cameron. Rogers, Tayior and Waco, especially, will have many in attendance. There will be four sessions of the Institute, morning and afternoon of Monday and Tuesday, and the following assignments have been made: To preside over the session Monday morning at 9 o'clock, Luther Kllison of Terrell; Monday afternoon session. W. C.

Barrarkman of Wichita Falls; Tuesday morning, o'clock, Fred I. Mej-ers of Del Klo; Tue-sday afternoon session, Mrs. A. W. Funkhauser of Gainesville.

The address of A. V. tjrant on "Civic Improvement Work win likely be Tuesday night at the public library, at which time the ladles ut Temple will be present In large numbers. For the entertainment of the secretaries the local commercial club will hold a reception at the Klks" club rooms at 8:30 o'clock Monday evening, and at 5 o'clock Tuesday afternoon tney will he taken auto riding over the city and to Midway park, out from the city about five miles. This will very likely be one of the most profitable meetings yet hold by the commercial secretaries of the State, and the Interest displayed by the" secretaries throughout the State Is very gratifying indeed to those who have labored ln behalf of commercial club worl: so long.

WIT WEE RELEASED ON BOND. Fonner Cashier Brought to Dallas by Oklahoma Deputy. (Houston Post Special.) DALLAS. Texas, September 9. Accompanied by Deputy Sheriff New of Oklahoma City, W.

C. Wltwer, indicted Wednesday on three charges of unlawfully receiving deposits when. It Is alleged, he knew the Western Bank and Trust company was ln failing circumstances, arrived at the Pallas county sheriffs office thla forenoon. Wltwer was to have been met by Deputy Sheriff Delec at Fort Worth, but the Dallas deputy missed his man and New brought Wltwer on to Dallas. Wltwer Immediately telephoned to Wendell Spence of the firm of Spence, Knight, Baker ft HarrlB, and Spence began to make arrangements for Wltwer's bond.

Judge Seay ordered Sheriff Ledbetter to accept ball ln the sum of $5000 ln each case. The sureties were Perry O. Claiborne, broker, and Wendell Spence, attorney. Wltwer says the indictment was a surprise to him. "1 never suspected anything of the kind." he said.

Asked If he recalled the specific deposits on which the affidavits are based he replied that he did not even know on what the Indictments were based. It la expected that County Attorney Levelling will urge that Fleming and Witwer be tried before he relinquishes his office In November. Lewelllng is to be assisted by Judge Charles F. Cline, retained by the depositors as special prosecutor. Spence, Knight, Baiter ft Harris will represent Witwer.

News Notes From Goliad. (Houston Post St'cial.) GOLIAD. Texas, September J. A petition Is being circulated at this place today calling for an election to Incorporate thla town under the commission form of government. Tbe people of Oollad were without Ice for several days this week owing to the failure of the iactory to supply the local Ice man with sufficient Ice.

It Is thought bv next season Goliad will have an Ice plant of Its own and not be dependent upon outalde faotorles for ice. W. F. Pettus has had carpenters at work erecting iererai more mw rant iii" RAIN AND HAIL STORM. A Number of Small Residences Unroofed Near Refugio.

(Houston Post Special.) KINOSV1I.1.E. Texas, September Advices from Rio Grande City and Sam-fordyce state the Rio Grande has been rising rapidly for the past twenty-foul hours and bids fair to exceed ln volume the rise of September 2. A severe wind, rain and hailstorm traveling In a southwesterly direction passed over the 'section of country traversed by the St. Louis. Brownsville and Mexico between Refugio and Sarita, blowing down a number of small structures In sew mi towns in its course and Interrupting telephone and telegraph communication.

LOCK HART, Texas, September Lockhart and vicinity has had the longest drouth this summer that we have had in lnanv years. It has not rained litre since the latter part of May. All the stock water In the northern part of the county is practically dried up. The farmers are hauling all their water from Lockhart, Lyton Springs and Creedmoor. The notion crop has been cut short on account of the lack of rain.

No fall crop will ba made here at all. Unless it rains at an early date there will be no fall gardens or winter pastures. ROSFNBKRO, Texas, September exceedlnuly heavy rain fell here todav. It commenced about noon and haa lasted for several hours, with Indications for more later this evening. The rain extended a short distance out ln th country-but Just how far Is not known.

Cottofi Tas been cemint' In very freely and the rain of today will necessarily cause some little delay. BRYAN, Texas, September 9 Bryan received a goyi shower this afternoon and In portions of the county the rain was very heavy. A slow rain is still falling and the Indications are good for a general rain. ENGLE. Texas.

September 9. Rain tl needed here badly, having not had a good mln In three months. Cotton picking is about over. There have been 100 bales ginned here this season. GRAND OPERA LN MEXICO.

Last Night Was the First, With tha Production of "Aida." (Associated Press Report.) MEXICO CITT, September 9. "Caval-lerla Rustlcana" and "I Pagllaccl," starting at 11 o'clock at night and finishing some time before the dawn, la an unusual feature of grand opera to obtain during the first Mexican jrand opera season, which was Inaugurated here tonight wltk the production of "Aida." The house for the performances, which will begin at thla remarkable hour next Sunday night, has been bought outright bv the Mexican federal authorities and will be thrown open for the entertainment of representatives ot the thirty, nine foreign governments present In th4 capital ln consequence of the independence celebration. HAWKINS AT BROWNSVILLE. Former Insurance Coaunissionen Will Practice at Law. fHetuf Pert Special.) BROWNSVILLE, Taxaa, September W.

E. Hawkins, former assistant attor. nay general of Texas, who also served as State commissioner of Insurance and banking, though not confirmed by tha senate because of Governor Campbell's opposition on account of hla position oa the fire rating board law, haa moved from Dallas to BrownavUle with Ufa tarn lly to make his home here. He will be associated with F. C.

Pierce ln tha practice of law. tm-. v- sua Plajer C.dll.a Mnrrar Tli.Mnaa Bakfr tlt'oa't Itatia Barre I llirtwll 1-app Mtinsti'O AR 44K 431 1M 4.4 4U r.47 444 74 7S iciaaraajti Doai carries out hi luinitiKiJ of inaklna three at fimr ran- fiajtitH and then ret trl ax from tbe nnc in favtr Mor-ui. But. after all.

maybe A iojpu is only kiddinc- Aa far a America ia coocermed the Da via cup match of: for tli' yrat at leaat. and It l-joka n-w a 4 if Atiat raits will have a walkorer tbe Icitrritational tenuis tnHhy. A cable was Ft-iit Knfclatid and antbr to Atiatraha Thura-tl3i not If iu- tue reettlve lawn tennla aa-iatlote in bth crwintrle Otat America haa wiihdrnwn. aa the Mar ami 8tritea ouid not i iat a team of aa ar ory atrerut h. Kn-cMa-I ww wf to come here and play ha prlMnlnarT rvitiod and the Brit lab team bad hecrtin prepare for tbe trip.

1 1 appear that vbulr btuac binjred on artluo uf T. C. BuhU of Caiiforttla, wba the ulniflei cbarnpbohlD at Newport, but wli.t wk- l.atrn by lrnod In tbe ctialleca: li.in.i,v Ik In the real eat at bust Dft at lx aud be haa announced that ha fotild not pa-e tnr time away from hla He wan havr rnadt? rne of tbe Amert-can team ajcainat tbe Britisher, the other In alrlxitilMi. and tf rbey won the peeltmtTiary ruin.i t'r erv to be aent to Aiiatraifa ta ttx-kle BAK'krs and ildlng ln the challenjfa. 1 IVrhap the si mat loo would have come to a head a little a-ner, bat an anawer iiid not had fr Hndv.

After the of 'he Newport tiniament he headM fif the iTBCtfb ci-tast, but he did a little stopp-nc off atKl t-ven p'ave! at a cvHiple of tournaments. He was wind at 1 a at and hla answer Am- a andrations in the tnteraatbwial l.rre for 4-Hjri It ta no; U-'wa what tbe F.Djllahmeo mlcht but aa tbtv ''baiienvcd and aa America bat itlidrawn they have the of fotnc A'itraUs tn play tlie round. Stmn ago the Australians tv fuafd the cvtarant- to the Knc'isiimen on the amcnd that th. team wa not of the caliber to command an omlaj. Th a tion tf the not pleae the Fnarlibnieu.

and rhrv ruv In.mediate talk of aome wealthy pott sin an pu-' 'C up the sum. llw fax tut susriteM -r tia -u- not known, but tt "ul-! rmt tn- at all rtnatTiaT if the Knctishmen finally aent down a tatn. TROTTING RECORD UHLAN NEGOTIATED A MILE IN 2:01 1-5. The Task Was Undertaken to Lower the Record Established by Hamburg Belle. (AsscSateJ Frets Report.) OAK PARK.

Hartford. ffcap 9 TV cloinff of the Grand Clreolt ra h-re tiar was murlred by Man's trottttyt en re'le in 2 01 -4 within a quarter of pfjuaiirg the recrd, 2:01. made by th nsnr hi- in Cleveland on Aucnst T'hian 'ru by his own C. K. G.

New Yrtrk. Tije prr the greMina; today It coc-ei l-rl the t-f or y.i. all tfctna cosM er-'d mir. as made at Cleve-'an-1 nwler de-rldediy more fa-v. r.it le tin 4f for the uoderaar fa--e of tiie rourse h.

re was suft. A Ptrut; wln-3 al- "nvept tb tN'urwe. The ml ie as trtvelM to day ln mafniflcent f'-rm end ie arat crowd was on its feet nvt if the rue As t'hian passed under ib.e vrir a arrest crjer aros fn.m tbe grand fraud, It wn cot then known tbat one had been broken. When tu flarurea wem fautii the cnthuanasm waa renewed and Mr. Bll-i'vzs was 2ivn an ovation.

The time bv quarters WIS at! fVdl'W. 1 irat aerond third fourth 2 oi To.fay cl--ed tbe Grind Circuit meet held io conne-'tlin wi'ti tiK C-Mi-rtirut State fair. Tbe aeretr bnfc he ra record of 2 (H-i th- free-fr al! fr-'t. 2 14 pare, i-jrae HCuXl. three ln Ave Samii Ann Pat- 1 1 1 Dlrl 2 Alaor Strong 4 5 2 time 2 "ft.

trt pu-e fXQO. three tn five Imdle Archdale 1 1 1 2 2 Paide Maid 4 3 Beat tin 2 'S. Fr.f.-r al! trot, parse $2500, two fn three The 1 1 Bb I)ouf I 2 2 Sonoma Or. 3 3 Beat tirt.e 2 ''3. 2:17 p.rse $1000.

two tn three Reb-rrri 1' ft 1 1 Senator Ila.e 14 2 OrWana 5 2 Tim- 2 11 Y. M. C. A. CONTESTS.

First of Inter-Floor Attractions Will Be Staged Tonight. The firr of tbo int- rMo- conteeta at the Young AoCl.i'lon will be held tonirht Tbo erymnasbim. Tiie first erent will be i tbe nvTI t.i!kel of "fire ffsrhtinar contest." In tM 'ontcsr tl.ree cr.ts w. be placed on the rir.n::ig tra- k. earb rot b-Ins ocenpied by a veteran fireman arrayed In "evening dr-s" -mmonlr known as pnjamaa).

At tha of the Ore bell tbee nat-nt flre-aKtinaralah-er will qui-k aiiff all lo down the pole aid tb- s-ue trouble. What will aftr tiat r'-ru'ilna to be seen (or MrtTj of tr -n No. ft baa. after csn-f'i; tatioc. W.

M. Roae and Moee A. Smith, bo'h "flr. fajhters" of note, as his in th.s strnjale. Station Jvo.

4 will rpresnr- 1 i-v i'hief TVrhndln. W. R. Btitoum and T. I- iMinu.

all new rerruita who say tbey know en to put ont a fire. Afer i ho fire is ettmguialied there will be a tug of war betwfn two tea ma of ten mm each roprewnTiiit th fourth ami fifth 5ra of the dormitory. Following will be the lineup: Fourth, florr A. A Srhleoter. captain: W.

H. Wtlrort. s-n. B. A M-Klpn-y.

J. A. lluarbea. C. Christian.

I. I. Fietfber. F1 K.lileeter. ease L.

W.tralum. Jake ZuU r. W. T. L.

Iniuu. I'l'th f-T William M. Archibald, captain; Rev. H. Payne.

A. W. Henderaon, J. J. Aeritte Roae, J.

C. Hall. O. K. Glenn, G.

S. Warner. E. G. Larson, W.

R. Alexander. A irood time la eipocted aud all mem -ter and their arentlemen friends are cordially Invited to be present and enjoy tbe fun. CARGILLS TO FACE HUSTLERS. Great Game Is Expected Between Fast Amatenr Teams Today.

One of the fastest amateur exhibition of the year erte-l till afternoon at 4 o'clock. the will clash with the Hustlers in t.i- Kine of tin- local season at West I Tiie 'liaaipwtiship of the city la the ti" Caigil! a tboy will lead the i unl uin's Hustlers can t- Both teams are k-yod to the liiriit-t placos tbe utmost cotifl j-. reoent ly scoured frm the v.u.ie b-oiieve that the sijntlipaw will in t. defeat Clemens' printers. Kiy or Searn will work for tbe Ca nrc oil Mars nd murli may be fxpectel f.f tlim Cerlii-ivs no faster fains have fru-ed i oito-r Tlii The tcme will be culled at West Ktid iar at 4 o'eb'k, ah follow: Ctrc'lia.

Hustlers. Pitcher Wuci-r Martin i Kirt base Hnweiler Hee.nd base ll- J.gle Ti.ird baae Meyers Shark top Wllliama Ramsey T-ft held Mc-oune M' Center 6-id Raynaud Cero KigiM b-dd eikin T'tility Cbapin I i-im itt Boaeborry Kvcrett EDWARD RYAN IS DEAD. Well Known Horseman Breathed His Last al 1 Paso. (Houston Pott 5d7.) KT. paSO.

Toxas. fc-ptercher ft. Edward Ryan. well known horseman, is dead here. His lden- -tMv was nd known until xrsterCay.

when number of came fnau friends lu uf psrts of the eiwatry ordt rtug tue uodertakers gira him a decent bnrlaL Tbe decedent came bore for kit health from New Toik. Ue waa known oo all tbe big track. 5b houses on his ranch during the past week ln order to accommodate the many farmers on his ranch for next year. The Southwestern Telegraph and Telephone company has connected a rural line, extending Into the Mission Valley community, near this place, with some six or eight subscribers. JENNETT IS FIRE San Antonio Mayor Notified Him of His Appointment.

(Houston Post SAN ANTONIO, Texas. September 3 P. Jennett was notified by Sfcvyor Cal-laghan Friday morning of nm appointment to be fire marshal of the city of San The mayor will submit the nomination to the city council for confirmation next Monday and Mr. Jennett will enter on hla duties at onee. The first fire marshal of the city has been a resident of San Antonio about nine years and is a cotton classer by trade.

The office was created by the budget for 1910-1911, adopted by the council June the salary was fixed at J740. Major Callaghan Included the new office in the appropriations in response to the requests of several business men and the committee on Insurance of the chamber of commerce following the recommendations of fire underwriters in their r.port of conditions in this city. The location of Mr Jennett's office has not yet been definitely fixed, but It la likely he will be given accommodations In the cite iiall. The lire marshal required to investigate the conditions of buildings, theaters and public institutions, require the premises to be kept In good condition and free from accumulated rub-bit h. IMPLEMENT MEN TO MEET.

Dallas Club Will Hold Session on Tuesday at Oriental Hotel. (Houston Post Special.) DALLAS, Texas, September 9 At the Oriental hotel next Tuesday evening the Dallas Implement, Vehicle ami Machinery club will hold Its regular September meeting the first since the vacation period. Notices of the meeting have been sent to members. It is understood tbat the main topic of discussion will be the special program lor Dealers' Day at the Texas State fair. At the May meeting J.

E. Ludlow was named as chairman of the entertainment commltee and Is expected to make a report at the Tuesday night session. JOHN H. REAGAN'S BIRTHDAY, Memorial Park Will Be Dedicated! October 8 at Palestine. Houston Post Special.) PALF.ST1NK, Texas, September Preparations are forward lo celebrate In fitting style October 8, which Is the anniversary of the birthday of Judge John H.

Reagan. The new Reagan park, which th city taxpayers voted to buy a few years ago, where the statue nf Judge Reagan which has for the past several months ben stored in the International end Great Northern warehouse at this pointtj will be erected at last. The board of trade Is behind the movement, seconded by the local chapters of Confederate Veterans and Daughters. MONTGOMERY IS INDIGNANT. Climbers Intend to Stay in Southern League Next Season.

(WtJtoat Pvst Specicl.) MONTCtOMKRY. SoptomNr P. --nana Jodlaroatlca is ex press 1 1 In Montjrouirry over the continued diapjtih" rruwd.s wh eh ar that tbe kioutgomery fraurhrac wi'l tbia year be told to Little R-vk. Tbe latest authority to allow the Lae of his name In this connection Is T. E.

of Momphls. who is reported to bare stated tbat negvtlatlotie are aboat completed whereby the frau. hie will be sold, purr ha as price bring oaml at According to reports wbirh ar given out la this city, all of tbe obligations of tiie rtnb will be promptly met by tbe local owners, and no propcaition tn aell tbe cltv rijjht to the clnb will be entertain. .3 Rldiatd who owns the majority of the b-k. 1 yuotn! aa faToring the contlnnance -f tbe fra-vinae at whatever confident tbat I fottliciming seasons will laaugarate a new era in habiill attendance.

It Is pointed out by the baseball rodents of thla city, scd confirmed bv tlslttng bnnacers. that, wltb the except ion of Blnnlnr-riim Tnd New Or lean, and posaiblr Atlanta, all of the clube of tbe leagno have suffered iOKses this year aa compared tbe general average of attendance In tb-r The tbree cities named have t-ams tint are well up In the percentage column. In Mernphla. Nashville. Chattarwa.

Mont-romery aau Mobile tbe average attt-D-Unoe haa been leas han waa expected, and the general flnancial deuresaion is said to rrAiwnsiblM for the gate receipts. A in the case of Mont com err. poor teams, working hardships, haee also aided 1n the Iak of attendance In the case of the Climbers, tbo ealu started out ausplciocaly fell wn fla- b-ause of a aeries of trouble which r-sot-d ir crippling th team, the thereby loa lnr mauy of Its best plaers. MoutiPmcr as a losicil for a South-era club. Is resign: rod breat I.

it 'le Ro ia inaccessible, and th-- is -aid to no ttettcr rroayda than are Alabama's cr.pitsl city. Objection Ka- vl ie is on ti ground that territorial rig' wo i have to ho iwreliased before that city niter tl' S-titli i rn l'-ague. Ktnuvllle as r--t 'mender for tbe franclnse, however u- i mocb aa Little hjck In n- Judvre in nauffh's reablence In the msas cti v. The South.m league head Is of -i influ-'neo at all meetli.js of the league nnd culd do more to secure too club la hit city than any ether f-irce. With the rontintietl statcrnents on the part of Mr.

Tittls. Pr iden: Joseph and otb offl. lata of the Montgomery club tbat the franchise will Dot sold, tii- only fear is eatertaincl ti-Montcmery that an effort might be made as hs teer to turn league into a sli-club I'-aue rather than eight flubs, thereby on tin a Montgi mery and Mobile. But tbla ha It and woui 1 And serious t'torv city where a franchise Is Tb- bv 1 rlub Vrvtor will he'd a neetlng this t- xrranaT afT-iins pertaining to th-- to-im Ieriu.te announcemetit will be made of the frfin- poIIrT of this city with reference to continuing tbe fraacbMe h-re. a 24-HOTJR MOTOR BOAT RACE Will Be One of the Interesting Events in Chicago This Fall.

(Aisoct Ptess Report.) NF.w YORK. S-p-ember 8 A twenty-four-hour motor host rn for specl craft of fourteen miles an boor or tarter will be one of th interest ng events of tbe fall sports program la New York waters. Th- boaU will ra' in live classes. The first clas will for N-a's with a speed of betweea fourteen aud etgt.T-u n.ilea; the second etas for those between uhteeo and twenty-one miles-tbe third for between twenty-one and twenty-five miles, tt. fourth between twenty Are aod twenty-e'sht and the tlfth twenty-elcht mile ar.d Tbe course will 1-- angular and short euougb so that even toe boats will be iu eight of tlio Judges' tcat-s af all times.

C'tpa will be off-r- i lor the hosts making the twentj-f'-ur hour with the least numi-er uf stops. Kerb inipu will be cojuted aa 1 point againtt tbe r. r. WILL PLAY POST-SEASON GAMES Picked All-Star "Nines Will Battle for Local Honors. picked nlue ouipoaed of tbe stars of the srz fast amateur te.i-n wbo bare been battling all season for tbe c'ry honors will pat oa a world's champioDkbi n-rlea la tlie tvar future.

Tbere are about two local payers on th six teams the Sot the Carlil. th Ml trot-Munna, tbe H'tit-rm, the Lumhenneo and tbe Texas Company Twenty of these will 1-elected to form tbe ill star that will stag the performance. a nn. toe leader of th Hustlers, will cap Urn ue team, and Jack Hern-do a of the Ml'trot inn the other. A series of three sautes Is on tbe schedule.

These wl 11 bo play i on three succesalv Sun da vs. beglnnl itg ty-ptemher 18. The diamond tattles will be wa-d at West End park eara day. A hot fight is certainly due. as the team are selected from the standpoint of equaj strength.

EETAINS BATTENBUXG CUP. Crew of Battleship Georgia Defeated That of th; Looiiians. lAtmriatti Prist Kefien.1 NKWfOKT NKVV4. tVptrmbr Th4 Battonbrf rrtnairm ln th. poaMion of tba battlmuip Umnrla and tue mw uf the IoaUi.a.

Is short didiiv i ri'lw of dollar, tbe ra wilt of tut ro.v I. Iluuptoa road. bptwan th twr.lT". oar.Ml i iitw n. of tbft and bmlalan.

Th' crw paMed ov.r tba line at tbe t-it't of tu" i-mrM arral l.agtba In a(-fanr of b-l enmiptltnra aralil cbr-a from th ni-w. of t)i. ft.f; wblck were aaamhifl ou of (b.lr aitip. to wltnetf tbe T.nt. Ttie bad lia' .1 tbelr crew vr h.av-il and tlirr.

had brvi, bcavy battlnf ainont otbrt aul of tb. Ofit. More than la ta ba.e chaoceil haudl. SIT COLLEGES ENTEEED For lean Championship of Interstate Golf Association. Prist Rtfort.) NEW TOHK.

Saptember BIi eollcgw aara tbua far eatred for th. ebaaiplotiuiblp o( tli. Int.rrolli-fiate C.lf anaotlattoti. The ar. PennaTiranfa.

Dartirmmh, Wllliama, Tab. Prtae-too and llarrrnl. 'itie toaraament 1. achluled to atart at tti Faw Coiint clab, Manebaater. on BVfitmbr lu TM Orat tkre day a will he derotiit pirluairaly to team matrhca.

Tlereafter the iDdltidiiala will haTe their 1 nltiif. Houston to Play Alvin Again. Post Special.) Al.VIN. Teia). September Alrla Jeaaamlne Bada.

obamiilon. of fioath Texaa. will plar the ri.imben uf Houaton on the local diamond her nut Anndar afternooa at o'elark. Thla la the aecoDd iraai. with tbla team, A Kin taklaf Ua flrat cama or ta.

eloa cort of 1 to 0. Prist RrftH.) rHATTASCHXiA. Sfvmatna- Mllnra In baiiair miu.i lonm nijxlaa a4 Pfoirw taT New Orleana lctorj la a bat pltcbera" 4 Among the Big Leagues Th two trtTlini Birds look tike wlnnln.1 rjidter? rhj Him. Both tb Ivlicmt tad ltull re wrep.r brtov tbem on th Kmf nrruit. TN Tteri StwdW ft Ui htwt Atlanta mJ' rrr-T brbiatl tbe tMi.Uait tUb The Philli pQjl4 further wt frcKO the Red It tm if Doolo' oi-q 11 rooi Into T.r cwn wtul irllT chib It? rated to the- liabtt ot tbr wwoa tft1sioB.

Crandall an1 Drocke etwn tbem tie Dotm thr talta. bt the TUitor mp.t tbre nm at Ttrw "jtrrrala iitti. (-kief Mv-r wa ta-fc befclt4 tl t-at aft-r abeuce iD)tirx. The Gail ok a rta inin and IvM llace. but 6 poita behiDd NaatorUle- M'Titpra-kt haa rt ttue dr- MoMie l-ks like a s-vl tt ioil irt nr in tk sod4 Id p.t? a ruad taus.

It loos p. u-r inn i.uiu iumu a. to (1" it. but lb- HiehUftdera a-aloed and iJHi pevntl 7eTruy wh-D til-- wert ondf tb- aht-ad of tiray ill- were Upfattif Two National lajjue iail-etulr nfw rvc'rd tbe lat t. Jaa.

TharwLaj tbe Ueir flr: Tirtorr at Pmtnrf and 1 r--. I iei formM ttn- aaia- i-cjuiiM tli- ii. nits at tfce p-lo frrcniJ jeata daj- tli.x? Arbletim ar a at Tkr runrinz frm ite Sj1 'bo Lmf been rtanjrpp'U peL.iiin; "ntn.l'T si: rh oTQrnt U-iiJr 'oomM Marfan m4l tr: I-y h' r-i a alien Vim Ooe of thf ae-Tt oi" th iioiia raoi-1 ciaBib tbe fri.t Southern Ua tn It la iiaieir't --d tint Mjasr R4-i. fr biroaelf Vt aa of tbe i lnb that not flnih In r.i place. KT-f since '1 bile ba ben rJin wlrmiuc liall.

Rnnn rcard'et M'-'Ottn'rT r-me thick snJ A wet a- waa Tint Ro-k bad th fraucii.a. Now tt i enaui tiu: iL- rM-, wU; tay ta th Srjtheni ixt t-ai but that Iuc2iebT w.U MaDaxer Grem.Drer. The Climber -in lo fBie buff-1. Demaie and hi catcher cooim.tted r.n-pardouat'iC The flayer tt- M-nn -an b- frf but booebcad la tiii-maab! A mTak In bstrt-ry iarnaHi cam and lmar iied an otberw perfornianre wi.n fcia tbbla ot i feter'iT fin to Sew Or la a Ail or-r fce Vmtteru trcnit tbar are rie--Inf bi nayH! 'i. the cfilar aM fiv.Q Her-r and Manuel ire r-f ir! a- f-tud a In tbe ieme.

tbonyb Tt ia-t a drard. aod naek np w'ib The fllnjeta anywhere aoi it It an old ta'e ot bard jrtE ty i bewen Bmtrc rl tlje S.I Tbr ha rhrf fl'Ob header? of Ur haT br -kn pvp ech me. In the vt-t-rlay ImTy balt-i Hav -Ttr ttr i-t. wb. Wa.sU a Wiard 9tiv to a twn tlt Nfc.

a Enwc put tb kjte t-- Whitr Id I be nn'-e an- F.Tr it x.j ha Bothlna -r. the I tr. Hnk a ukl In the itai- liaTT T-a btjI wl'l a-et a bt firb: L-- t- wt. ti. elW-tatiortJ.

tb thnt rij! rl'n Awa tn on one no the Btkd ea'-k. And BalT )i ao far enperi-c tu-i bak. that tbr alm't con-pafwii Tim Hurat forfelt-d tb Jersey tr TnedaT th --m awn: th at --T tacti'of tbo 'i foresaw ar 1 denired to pcoWns tb batty tirtll c-iW rayl It. rttde r.fvd nvt union for rim- --'-1. a I succeeded In h.ttinj a f-V- 'grt 'u i- f.m lo-itnc and krt the was n.

sa-r for tke faB.fr to be a rfnlaMor, FLETCHER INTENDS TO BUCK Disappointed Promoter Says Ht Will Organize New Major. Post Special.) CINCINNATI. Ohio. VT'tembwr i- That ba rill orranli" another ma) le-rje to ebt 'iie twu which now hold control of tb playeni in thin ccntrT. an b' ts rnred indoraw-nifrnta m-ri 'n thla cointry f'r M.00.W arry a pla.

It the rit of a )n n-clBoatl tkh afterooon by I. A. l1 tt. He ts tbe man who planned a --'ar baaeball t'-ams ab'jut th ti tkw world'a serta. He had the Ind' r-m at that srheme of rdward V.

Wiibrn an-l Jf-r L.lrlni;ftoD -f ll -t tnee ni-Q nay r- tin hBT i-f 6BMMT But ill II of It-fli' I I'lJlt- an- tLP li aa lt ometw1y r1 in witli tv-it That Fletf-br w.i 1 'ia Phib. crii of arhlfb to l- In St fl.i.n'.v natetnent of bla frlf-D'l thi nfi Tke wt thnt U- bf? drt.l.-,i iAf I and P.ttaburx lnund hitTt- i 4-IuImi, ond that ail" a1- ST. i-axu. Nw S'Tk. Halllnj'W' on-! Knia-m rr wiU be orraoitil.

H- intitf put u- hn--: pUyera tb aalari'-s tuoy v- received, and im tltst In ir.l wi i ajwt all tbe irttn th uiu-i ti will 1mo offer theae dartr tc f-ir fl fn. and my be bai tb aiur a Creat mauy of (lie beat In il: nunTf that tbia id an will uf thtti rMTftiy "I am ry Mtter asatnot 'b'rmD II- rr saaao National tur utiniis aae that tbeae all star playr omM flay timb-r tbe piaoH I nad mapl-d and th-n to t.iiv threw tm- Jowa od aol arIthHit i t-jnci wnnfi Mrs Mr KlntrlM "Mr Herrmann did aaure tue tliat Lit- id-a aai err ajood and 1 apedt tenths tim tiiti tt Into ahape. aecnrtnc tbe nark; fur xhf ithlu the Dlayeri to play. I went t-acb tb plarera a etieck fr and tbeae have toe) leturoed tt me. I lost easily oa ttM and bav had tv rotne back what-ee fur my tnoatej.

1 tulnt tint Mr. Herrmni SafartU haTf fdd Be to tbe beclnnlna: If tb Btea would not meet with Claatraaan HArrmaita tut Flttier'a talk St trettlaa: anoib-r mar I-an and recruit bla placer froi the National and Anifri-ama. waraefi on'r talk. "Let lm ro abead If be want, tu, and be'l aansi flu I out that it'll take a bit more thas iXtalO.OPO to break Into haw II ia op(KMitfaj taat aUtaaai ciaiailaaliai COBS' Quanah Route Magaiine. (Houston Pott Speciol.) QUANAH, Texas, September 7.

James T. Denton, who was selected as field secretary-manager for the Quanah RouTe association by Hon. J. L. Elbert, chairman of the board of directors of th Quanah Route association, and Porter A.

Whaley, secretary, is In Quanah com) pleting data for the Initial number of the Quanah Route Magaiine. which wi'l make Its first appearance In October. Mr. Denton will leave Tuesday of next week for a trio to Laxare, Swearlngen, Pa ducah. Matador, Floydada and Hale Mr.

Denton will give his per sonal attention and devote his entire time to the industrial and agricultural work Incident to the plans of the association. His real election will occur Oo-tober 2J at the annual meeting of tha association. Daughters to Give Minstrels. (Ho.Jto Post Special.) BASTROP, Texas, September I. At th opera house next Friday the members ot T.

C. Cain chapter, United Daughters of the Confederacy, will give a minstrel entertainment for the benefit of the Confederate monument rund. The chapter is only short a small sum of money with which to erect a monument on the court house axjuare to tha men who enlisted from Bastrop county In the Confederate army, and as the laying of tha corner stone took place some weeks since It trill only be a snort time until the monument Will be erected ln Bastrop. Prises for Goniales Fair. (Houston Post Special.) GONZALES, Texas, September The lists of prises to be given as premiums during the county fair have been made public, aggregating a total sum of about 1700.

The fair will open Ootobar St and last three day V. The more you know about tobacco and the leu you care about appearance, the more you will Hke Cobs. Cob come in green packages. 9 for 15c 'VorOOTT EWTION Cigar Past la tha wawM WM. D.

CLEVELAND A SONk svi-a Jj a 77" Diitribntert. Haaatoa. Tixaa.