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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
WHAT PITCHERS HAVE DONE,
hey Have Been Masters Of rnll Games
During The Past Season.

NE most remarkable development Of
", baseball SEASON now drawing to Il
WV mas been the mastery over Tho
sime gained hy Me pitching depart-
,Rt The drop I'm batting In both
tlsu's nan brought about condition UNI
ssid Of IN The history Of big League base
w ana Il bids fair ~ an but wine out th..
~ batting class. IN the American league
t Wiee regular hatsmcn now show
sV'e mat mark while in The National
y, showing Is only a shade better. Such
Vvnullon of anairs naturally leads IN
V.sllons as 20 us cause.
eAn veterans as jesse Brkett linn
MA. A,eAleer and Dior Palden cannot
,S6s%liu exactly why The pitchers are
an s 20 suong this season. but thee
N. ise,se mat u Is the worst year IN
p". experience for the batamen. Jesse
py,Aett lays much OF the hlamo an Inc
IVY BAY but this could hardly oauss
,yA a big SLUMP In the ticking Ge-
Nv McAleer says the "snlt ballH Is
,5us,oe for but small percentnte
M Ns Mlung los, as hut few pilchers
'ontlol u properly, and II X more
,,uus 70 me one using II than 10 the
N, ,o., oaNmen tt.it Gun not be prop
ok sgnlrolled' Neither Padden nor Jack
t,,i.ol can give any clusa fg' the 81
rsol N outside u a gcncral improve.
/, Mbaioqnd Improvement I'm pltchlne
M,ssss,' is causing the trouble" says
,,6,, not SO much that the star
4, q me two big leagues are brf.
ni,hinann lhsy used 10 be- but that Inc
M ny SANS cn the average are made
sra Nshef class NEIL The veterans
a. sopq as they ever were. but fhov
sS w, lltue now that thoy have rot
ssr,,t lHsl Seasons Tho "Apu bsl'i
trg si,ug novel and good many pla,.
M, IVA. inofc Importance In n tbep
solr .ul under other conditions AZ
Mi ,,t lne novelty has worn ofe IA
NM nv ln place with Inc Yumn h,il'
XIV, 9lh,r Kindred lunovatlone ,bbi,h
Nsh made IN recent yeara WV"
Material tfemenl CONES hi the new
geske, winch has made even Inc
amos, pl'ehiug stafs Of this season
d ras, strong as the strongest ones
i0rrserl, SsaIs Two or three stars
Now w mace up pitchlne stsT
dlflng stl new pitcher eyerv dav
VI 80 'tIles Look al the hnnct
hopsbtu Youngsters that have be.,m
ma ", out since the war hotgocn
hab 1u Ta and American 1eagnes
fifs Al, Nh has brought tho nt,chtrv
No.. 10 a higher averos,o ps'Vhlns
isos ln the hlstorv M ~ van oNeF
pchlnr ~ PERSONAL experience that the
Nason IL .e American league this
u''er than that In any Biz
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
WAGNER LEADS THEM.
ldds First place In the battling Aver
ages oi National League,

Great u Hans Wagner The Pitts
.liger now leads the painfully nttcnuatcl
llung averages OF the National leagus,
ci aso leads IN extra bases and In base
urnng Chance aud DONlin are twu
points below Hans record while ~
tglt men In all are hitting over the .JJJ
mark
Husburg leads In team batting aul
Ngw York IN extra bases
Three pitchers Briggs Dummy Taylor
end Lteyet-silll have perfect fielding rec
gds Warner heads the catchers, and
Ptiz the first basement Raymer leads
az second Mccormick at third and Cor.
Upn al short Brain aud Dunleayy have
winiulCd outAed records New York
Dads n team fielding McGinnlty Is the
hag.pln pitcher both IN winning games
and IN keeping men from scoring
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
STATE COUNCIL OF WOMEN.

There will be meeting of the Utah
State Council OF Women on Friday,
oct. T. 1904 at four o'clock D. m, in the
office OF the Womens Exponent, Tem-
pleton building, Salt Lake City. All
members and all visiting ladies inter-
csted are requested 20 he present.
MRS, f. $. RICHARDS, Prest,
MRS. NELLIE LITTLE,
Corresponding Secy,
MRS. I.AYNE, Secretary.
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Fight is Called on.

Seattle, Wash, Sept Do. Tho Ncay-
by the sheriff. II Is given out That the
civic Union requested the sheriff TO act
Tho union admits that this ~ true. n
h also claimed that the Washington BaS
ing club. rival concern. WAS Interested
In stopping the night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
Joe WaICOtt and Joe Cans BattIed
For Twenty Rounds to
A Draw
THE FORMER BROKE HIS ARM.
Accident Happered in the Fourth
Round Decision Not Well Received
BY the Faus.

WoodSard's Pavilion, san Francisco,
Sept 30 Joe Cans and Joe Wacott
holders respectively Of the lightweight
and welterwelght championships, fought
twenty rounds to draw ut Woodward's
pavilion tonight Tho decision was not
wen received by many Of the spectators,
who seemed Of tho opinion that Cans
should have been favored
The feht throughout was furious, Guns
started on lnic a winner enjoying o de-
cldod advantage IN the opening two
iounds Aher the second round hove
over when toward u.e middle Of the
contest Walcott mploylng his right al
most exclusively TO Cans body and Kid
noyH gained decided lead, Walcott
put tremendous power behind MS blows.
and several times greatly weakened cans.
who was unable tu stop the terrific on
slaught NJ Walcotts rights
Atter the tenth round Cans succeeded
I'm Cygdlng most Of WaloottN Vicious
swings and forced Wnlcott TO change hts
tactics he met Walcotts leads with
straight clean rights ana let's to Tho
face and several times had Nalcott
dgz1d The hitter twice experienced dif-
hmlty w locating his corner From tho
eleventh 10 the sixteenth rounds II was
nip and tuck first one and the then other
taking the lead. The tide turned IN
Cans favor IA the seventeenth round, in
this round Cans met All WalCotts PUSHES
with straight rights from tho shoulder
and forced him to fight back wildly
CANS MADE GREAT FINISH.
The nineteenth round nearly saw Wat
colts finish Cans started tho round
with a tremendous right smash 10 Wall
colts Jaw and som had WelCott In APP
parent distress He OutfOught his OPP.
ponent who failed to land e blow In this
round. Several times Cans sent his rlglt
and left 10 the face with terrific force,
Cans cleycrly blocking any attempts to
counter
Tho twentieth and last round was a
repetition Of The preceding round, Cans
employed his right and left principally
ON the face and Walcott laced out his
right and left but failed 10 find a rest
Ing place on his shifty opponent In tho
innghiiug Cans was clearly Walcott 8
master.
The decision Of the referee was greeted
with tremendous hooting and kissing and
cries Of Can" "Gansw
After the tight II developed that Wal
colt had broken his right arm. An eX-
animation made Of the injured member
disclosed that the arm was broken at
The elbow, the accident occurring IN the
fourth round doctor In attendance
verified the statement as so his injury.
Cans said: II think II was bad de-
cison. but do not care to offer any critl-
cism"
Then. TO show that no ill-feellng eX-
sted. he walked cross the ring and
shook hands with Walcott
Walcotts manager stated his willing
ness 20 give Cans return match Ter
81 90. the same weights 10 govern, name
IT, III mounds at the ringsidc.
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HAIR WON'T FALL OUT.
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Wears stabS,. oaq case OF dandruff OF
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En.blisAsdHss

league IN previous baseball history.
From what | know Of the National
league, would say that tho pitching
STAINS there arc stronger than since tho
American league took away many u
the National twIrling stars
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
o..ld,r University Huskies Are
Here and Expect TO Win
The Game.
4 Of U. BOYS ARE CONFIDENT.
u.,,sn Ar, About Even and Teams
Arc Apparently Evenly Matched
Struggle Begins at $780,

r,.,, 4 something doing
.on don't believe Il, 80 np TO Cum
y eeld and SEQ for yourself
p ~ss trouble began, at $3.50 the principals
,,,og 10 be In the very pink Of con-
'@oo and prepared to put up the hsht OF
u., lives The weather man gave tho
w., hunters the worst Of It, and this
w. ,os mat a big crowd Is on the field to
.eosss the dispute between the IT, Of U.
,,1 tbo University Of boulder, Colo
rso BOULDER team got here yesterday
.es,noon Bftcen minutes late -i'SO
rSook There were about twenty In tho
.,rc sftecn OF them being grIdlron
,.,o,, Thoy arc husky looking lot EY-
y, man Is In good condition for ioday.s
.rgslo and thcy an have an abiding
sh that victory viii perch upon their
,,nnen Coach Copp sadi
V.1nr foam fr0m Boulder " I'm iuc form
~. exnoct ln win tndays game Il
I'M No our hrst gamc hut the boys nave
,,.r vorklng hard iu preparation for H.
EIu q our determination 10 make tho
.lg ,. ~ large as posshle Tho game we
..,s,d IA being the biggest Of the year
.sss nlaco at Boulder next SATURDAY
sfsn ~ meet thc Nebraska team, we
W. rod "A pleasAnt trip over here and
.he,her we win N, lose we viii leave
fsre with ioOollectlons Of pleasant
i'rop their arrival here yesterday after
,oon ma Bouldtr boys at once went 10
M Kenyon. attifod themselves In their
w, ZOOS and drove 10 Cumming d Held 10
,.S.en nm BIZ Their practise work was
.siehsd bv "A large crowd, II was almost
" good as IA real game ~ sec the Colo
rid5sns 10 through their signals In such
amid manner They have th0r team
aoT down 10 q fine point, and II was eva.
f,nt TO all who saw the mat Work lhut
M local team would have 70 play tast.
srannv game 10 win. The team averages
stobi in poundagc, which is O little M OK
~. M ON eleven The line Of The home
Yam ls fully AS neayy as that of the VS.
'hrs bul the backs are lighter
Thr home team held a secret signal
r,Nlsc lat evening. and OF the conclu-
dop of Il Coach Maddox appeared per-
oeily satisfied
NJ Maddox regrets that the. game
f,uH NOT be- Mayed % week hence bur h."
sbopeml. and believes that me team hgs
so6A chance 10 win Ne says that the
IN arc al ln fine form aud each man
.1,prmlncd To do his best TO defeat tne
dors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

starkells Portland's newest pitcher. all
over the field, while Mosklman was q
complete mystery to the locals batters',
Il. h t.
Portland ...,,- 80. ,,,,... ,"...''p'g
Oakland ...,",, ...,.,,t 81, ..,.".1 ~ 1
Batteries -starkclls and stanley Spen-
Ger; Moskiman and Blythe.
San Francisco. Sept 30.--ln a very
evenly played game today Log Angeles
won from the home team by score OF
2 10 4 The score was a tie up TO the
ninth. when Cravath crossed The plate
aud The winning tally was recorded.
R.Hp
Los Angeles ... 90 ..s's'sss''s'ss''.ts
San Francisco go, ,.,.,,,s,,, ,,,.l l
Batterles-Newton and Spies; Wheeler
and Gorton.
Tacoma. Sept s0.--Tacoma won from
Seattle today BY score OF ) TO T. The
game dragged along for nearly two hours
and ten minutes. Inability 10 fully APP
| preciate decision by Umpire Browne
resulted In Russ Hal and Pitcher VIII
llams being escorted from the grounds by
the police The Seattle team Introduced
q new pitcher In the person Of Adolphus
Boyle. Scores
II. y. y
9acuma ''''' ''''.s s'ss,' ..'..'''"s
s'"''la 'i's'..t.. =, ',,s'..s...'.s'.f .
Batteries overall and Graham; Boyle.
Williamt Enlsk and Leahy.
umplrt-Brownc.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

Catarrh and stomach troubles Nervous
Troubles Heart Diseases
Female Complaints
spinal Troubles SKIN Diseases Deafness Asthma Bronchial Lung
Hysea. and Ear
curahe) free or write
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
COUNTY'S CASH BOX,
Treasurer Carbis Makes Report for
Month Just Closed,

County treasurer CarbIs has complet-
ed his report for the month Of septem-
Der, which shows that the receipts for
the month were il1sO2,54 which, with
the balance on hand on Sept 1, amount
ing to ;i2, 1876. makes total on hand
during the month Of $50 0O2.S0 The
disbursements amounted TO sl2,O766O,
leaving balance on hand on Oct Of
Sl7,g75.70. This amount Is distributed
among the various funds OF the county
as follows;
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IN THE BIG LEAGUES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

g. Louis. sept M Although outbattcd
two 10 one. 81 Louis today defeated the
Boston Americans by a score OF TO 0.
Errors were mnnlN responsible for the
runs scored By hc locals Attendance,
geo Score:
~ Louis ."o. ...,". ","o"..3 2
Boston .',., .,.t.,,,'. .,.,..,,ta.uO .
Batteries Solver and susdeu Gibson
and Farrell,
Chicago. Sept 30 -chirogo shut out
New York IN the drst game N crucial
series Attendance, $500 Score;
HE.
heHgo .s'.' ''.'t. 't'''t'fs''"nl
New YORK ..".,.,... ,,s,..,.,.V
Huttcrlcs White suliyan and Holy
den; Chesbro Pullman and McGuirc
Philadelphia Sept 20 Philadelphia aud
Detroit broke even today The second
game was called because OF darkness.
Attendance. Loo Score
First game RH f.
Detroit ,.. g.. .. ". "o"oA 2
Philadelphia ..... d, ,.r" "..u,9 ~
Batteries-KIl'ian, Raymond aud Drill;
iIank and Noonan
Second game Il. II, u
Detroit ",.... ,.,,, ,,t",,,."o",5
BlteEcsAJacger and Drill; Aplegate
and SChreok
Cleveland. sept 90 Cleveland heat
Washington on two scratch hits and
locals iuns being scored on errors At
tendance. l20u Score
tlevelpnds,., q, ,t.,r.. s..,-''.'8
Warrington 500. ,,., ,,,.",".O I
Ia lo les joss and Bue.ow; Town en-
ait Lidlkc
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Brooklyn Sept. 30 Brooklyn shut out
ST. Loris today 10 o. The batting Of
the locals was opportune. A feature OF
the game was the,leldlng Of Jordan who
accepted nine chances, Attendance, i,5O),
Score.
y H. y
~. LOUIS ,,,,i ,,.' ..''' '''.''''V
Brooklyn ","".,'.'' 'r''''''''''f u l
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PHILADELPHIA Sept Sl-Game scheduled
for today with Cincinnati played yester-
day.
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Dattgrlcs o'NcIl aud ButIeri Mitchell

and Ritter
Two base hit I}rocklcy Three base hit
-I.umcy Bases on hHlls-Oh Mitchell, 3
struck 0ut-By Mitchell b By O'Neil,
Umpire -Zlmmer
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Batteries -starkells and stanley spen-
Ger; Moskiman and Blythe.
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Cleveland sept 90 Cleveland heat
Washington on two scratch hits and
locals itns being scored ON errors, At
lcnnnnno l2nn ScOrn
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

Chicago. Sept 30 thiuogo shut out
New York IN the drH game N n crucidl
series. Attendance, $500 Score,
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New York Sept s0,-Chlcago won both
games from New York today, but neither
contest was treated seriously by the
,t8,.n,s Attendance i00 Score.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01

Boston Sept 20. Boston took both
games from Pittsburg today by good hit
TING ana poor heldirg Of the visitors Tho
second game was called In the sixth on
account OF darkness. Attendance, 2%i
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NAr1nNAI I.I,AnIlE-

10 e les Joss and BueowI Town en-
llL Ldlkc,
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12
ITEMS FROM MOORE.

DR.. Owen made a business trip to
Helena last week.
Jim Wolf has returned home after
several weeks in the Gallatin.
Sam Wolf and his son. Frank. and
Clyde TilLey, took a few days hunt
in the SnOwies last week. They re-
port the deer hard to get and the
ground very rough. Sam was the
only one who landed any game.
The funeral of old lady Cummings
was conducted by Rev. Lemon at the
Waits school house last friday. Faith
or Cummings had departed this life
only about M year ago, and the loss
of this aged couple Is not only felt by
the near relatives. but also by the en-
| tire community, who realize that they
were well meaning people of the bet
ter influence and their relatives have
the sympathy of all.
A Democratic love feast was held
at the Stapleton school house last Sat
| urday night and a number of speak.
ers and candidates from Lewistown
were p%ersent. Some were full Of talk
while others showed marked signs OF
being fun of something else. The
meeting was not very well attended,
owing perhaps TO some bobble in the
hand bills not being received by local
parties in time for distribution; SO IT
may be well for me to mention that
a full vote is needed this election and
| every member of the goat unwashed
is expected to return to his wallow
by Nov. Sth.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

ceived the gold medal prize against
all competitors, and sapphires were
shown from all parts OF the world.
The Yogo sapphires also won the
premium at the Chicago and Omaha
fairs. A gentleman just from st. Louis
says there are no sapphires on exhi-
bition in st. Louis that will at all
compare with the Yogo gems. Mr..
Burke expects to leave for st. Louis
on Tuesday.
Frank Z. Smith returned Sunday
on the special train from Helena. lie
says he had 10 come home to get a
square meal, as the restaurants and
hotels in Helena were so crowded that
IL was next 10 impossible TO get enough
To eat. He speaks of the state fair
as being a great success, though the
weather was a trifie cold at times.
The meeting of the Grand Lodge of
Masons and the Elk association were
both successful beyond expectation.
In the Elk parade there were ten in
line from the L.ewistonu lodge. Lew.
istown also carried of some OF the
hOnOrs, as David Hilger was elected
as a trustee for three years, a posi-
ton which is much sought after. and
Frank Il. Smith was made vice presi.
dent. At the grand ball given by the
Elks, Miss Leila Wunderlin, OF this
city. was maid Of honor for the local
lodge. Speaking of the political situ-
alton Mr.. Smith says that the Demo.
Gratis in Helena and those whom he
met from various parts Of the state
are anything bur confident Of their
state ticket and feel that things are
likely Ia go against them.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

There is more catarrh in this sec.
ton of the country than all other dis
eases put together, and until the last
few years was supposed to be in
durable. For a great many years doc
tors pronounced it a local disease and
prescribed local remedies, and by con-
stantly failing to cure with local treat
ment, pronounced it incurable. Science
has proven catarh to be a constitu-
tional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured by F. j.
Cheney & Co, Toledo. o., is the only
constitutional cure on the market. 1t
is taken internally in doses from 10
drops to a teaspoonful. 1t acts di-
rectly on the blood and mucous sur.
faces of the system. They offer one
hundred dollars for any case it fails
to cure. Send for circulars and tes'
timonials. Address
f. j. CHENEY & CO, Toledo, 0.
Sold by druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family pills for con
stipation.
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sTRAYEp.

ONE SORREL GELDING BRANDED
w ] on left shoulder, and one sorrel
gelding branded v OF left shoulder.
Both shod. Strayed from old Lewis
town Fuel Co. mine, Mcdonald creek,
about Sept. 10th. Reasonable reward
for return to Allen Brew, Lewistown,
or for information leading to recov-
cry. 9-21-tf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12
Society . Notes
Pillow Show.

Pillow Show.
On Friday evening the ladies of the
VI. f.. church gave an exhibition OF pill
lows. All kinds of pillows were on
display and many very beautiful ones
were exhibited. The church was very
ar~tistically decorated and a cosy cor
ner furnished a most inviting retreat.
A dainty lunch was also served and a
delightful program was given, the FOL
lowing being the participants: Duet
by Miss Hazel Belden and Mr.. Her
bert Silloway; violin solo by Mr.. Leo
Beebe, accompanist Mrs. WINTERS; So
10. Miss Lena Wright. accompanist
Mrs. Winters: duet Mrs. Winters and
Mr.. Silloway; trio Mr.. Silloway. Mr..
John Beebe, Mr.. Herbert Silloway,
Mrs. Winters a~ccompanist. Owing to
the inclemency of the weather a small
attendance was present.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

TWO LARGE UNPUBLISHED
rooms. Mrs. G.. II. Beasley at the
Chas. Richards place one block off of
south Fifth avenue.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

Read the Argus and you will get all
the news.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1904-10-12

AUCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
goods at Mrs. Niemier's, opposite
Sisters hospital, Saturday, October
18th, at 1880 p. m. 1O-5-2tS
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