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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
THE VARIOUS HEADACHES.
Often sufferer neuba When Tole
Eye-straia Il -conessu-
ine Ivo othsf Causes.

4 phgslelaa writes ~Thsre afr three
maln causes % ftstaahe. ant ths fsi
af lhees has 10 90 With lhs lsFspas ags
tenn 4 heaaaehr il. everybody Ni ao
kApw.saKe 4 very eaiaFai FmaH az
nsrYe stFniu III iAs hurry ana hoatis
aud strain aud stress - life to-day oug
puor nervous sYetsua have 20 chance.
10 moment of ftsi ars IA action ffom the
llme we arise IN iht nDfEinE slii We -
d bed Al night Tbs pursuit. q pleas
ure the seuffsink rvaaeitAaiy from oue
lpmee 10 another ia aeArrh ~ amutF
msnt. the fact that . etrtaln elant ~
people and life q bore uaIess thsy are
ih wNlri q excitement viii oftes Ar
eouhi fsf tie tathianahit headache ihc
headache of the "osefworked society
woman Work. property nassallsd. all
Sever prudukf > headache il 8 cue a.
the hee, pFessniiyes u headache Arm
sQts and. lnfesaknt Wutfyiug over titles
ell certainly cause shs headache ~
oysraifain. as asy hAfssssd anxious ane
"uorFit" household bead ~ iares fam.
ilg Niil testify 20 Ths headaehe cf
anasula. cdiamon euoash among yoong
eifia " low vitality ss due 70 = nervous
system lllnomished. wilh impoverished
bi~od Many Obscure uearaiKtAa have
thus a very simple eHplNnaiion
The second great cause % headache
ls ESQ strata Nany 4 man Who Is suiIcr.
ms from efe strain assures bis doctor
that hia eyes are certainly not Al iauil
e. be has arlsudlt siEht Is Il set bis
nerves ~ sikhi which Gsr affected. hus
the nerve aid miungs muscle of accom-
mediation whlrh ~ Il constantly and
uneensciouslY fatlguing in order %
make hia sight ~ Fpsld a. hr believes ii
to - The error ls e. fhe shzpe of he
sse. 4hish requires oaniiuuai muscular
strain q feglifs. and proper glasses
nnaid Immediately remoye the aeed fcr
ihta continual strain This form of
hsmaarhe follows rluae eye wurA. nngA
ts reAainr writing a. sewing II "a
uufse az nleht. and la practically ahsenf
tp The morning dlHefiAg fram other
forms % headache q mAy be taken for
granted that hsAdachs present IL ths
mofnins l. not due cntireiY. L a. all
to efe strain All sunefvfr from head
ache should have their eyes r1amgn@a hy
Al oralist
"A vefY large namhef ~ headaches
,pms uhder ne third aAtsrury nameiy
headaches eus % poisans IN ths blood
fAs throhbing headache is efisn
sased ~ shat medical msn call over
blood pressure uF Too slkh blood pres
cure. due q Impurities 81 tn1lns eifcu
iatlng IN sAe blood They Rsheraily
arise from disorders Il digestion IL ne
stomach Ana boesls from Improper aiet.
he pfereafiaF of meat and rieh dlshss.
mpefteet mastlcaiiau. foul testA and
laes q cxsFelss Relief uili not = per
mansnt ~ ktng a. neu loxins aFe beinx
rfciaoed that is. - lane a. we persist
e uxerrAtinE rich diehss and nekiersinw
lhs rules u health The chlcAr0
Daily Ness
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
WINE nal.sll oellses.

The term just closed at Willie Val
sell College has been more successful
and satisfactory than any Tor yeap.
The present management are doing
their utmost TO build up the school,
and the patrons should congratulate
themselves upon the fac of having a
corps Of teachers who give themselves
50 unreseryediy 10 their work
Prospects are good, and no doubt
the school wlll be much better during
the second term. To this end 4 IS
hoped that the loyal citizens of Ninsta
will stand by their school and help 20
make Il an institution q he proud %.
New elasses have already heenarranged
for, and pupils desiring q enter school
after the holidays can b. aecemmo-
dated. No young man or woman
should neglect this opportunity . 50.
cure AZ education. and i Is the duty
oi every parent 10 aee tllat their chll.
drcn ara IA school at least a part ol
each rear
any information desired can Be had
by calling on 5f addressing the presi-
dent.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
nullalar .h. eKa,r. sher..

Everyone af the elghly-six h0nses
which were ga the groaud purchased
by Parsons tor the location Of the
Katy" mllfoad shops have been
moved % other parts u the cits AID
next "Wednesday the railroad compa.
ny Wiil let the contract for the erec.
tlon of the buildings Graders have
been AZ work Tor the past two weeks
and the contract calls Tor the com.
pletion OF the shops within two yearS
Tha shops are 20 cost ss,@90pa.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

A. Il. Thufnas. well known coal
operation OF Buffalo. .. writes Il
have been afflicted with kidney and
bladder trouble Tor years passing Ffat.
el nf stones With excfuelating pain
lot no relief from medicines 0Hlll
began taking Foleys Kidney Cure
then tbs result was surprising A
fee doses started the brick dust Ike
fine stones and nos / have no pain
acfozs my kidneys and | feel Ike a
nea man. If has done me 4 $1,000
worth of good " Sold by People :
drug storo. dW
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

'Ilarry nuckwel aged . yeans
chaked 10 death early Yesterday morn
lnE AZ his home. IN the presence of
MS slie and child lie contracted
a 81 Eht cold ; tex dags ago and paid
hut little attention - IL Yesterday
morning he was seized mlth q 1t ~
coughing wiilch continued f8r some
time Ills wife sent for a physician
hut before lie could arrive, anef her
ceaKhinE spell came On aud l1ack
vel died ffam suifocatIun 81 Louis
6loIa nemoeIaf. Dec |. 1901
EAIlards HofehOand syrup eould
have saved him. &c. So and 81 -
Sold hy Peoples Drug sg0Fe. "
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Melville +. ingalls,. farner president
OF the nie -Four railroad system. tells
this story # 4 walters tlp ns was
lanehing alsne 10 Cincinnati cafe.
Near b. aat = digniasd gentleman who
casually asked his walter Haw IL
huslneaa9" The man aald he Waa not
daIne well. upon which tho dlkalaed
Individual expressed reefet saying;
Personally ! have alwayA tFsated
YER craft Il thla hBase generously
Ths waiter Nas analaaaas In his atfen
tIaaa and helped The kaesl on allh his
oazf. Tia dIenihtd ma lsid BE hand
on ne valfeF's arm - said: Young
M. gov SEEN 70 be aizeantenfea wltn
yer ~ ard ! am aal8e 20 EIxs fsa
- hHst lln Yeu ever faeelFef Qet
IHaa aamA nfAx hnMsaeaM Ana hb
saNa|Iea s#aH ls#eIAN lhe M#li4a
z.z= e 2lats.4H|z Nac1fA.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
I.ooEInr - Infarmailon

Il vas lhs brides afss appearances al
snF faec tfafk
ClaFpnee. dear. she said. what
mAkss theta put thoss fnuny-l0akinK
bsaeelels areund the horses Auhiss1
To keep them ffum lateFferlEe. psi
answered the other hall of he sketch
indeed' exclaimed her bfldeleia
nho vas enioyiuS Der emauelpaliot
ffam lao Nilaa II Pike eounty 70 tbs i'm.
lt And Dc they fFally make tas horses
mlud their own haslnssaf ChinaTo
uAllf New
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

A clever old lady. who went into
society IN the days when conversation
was more lmFartant than cook
ing, assed q niece on hef return from
a reesat function n Il md been en-.
loyahle. VERY replied the neles.
lne menu vas greatl'f MY dear,
said Tie old lady severely. "it isn't
tie menu that makes = COED dinner;
Il Is lha menu Sit next -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

u saa mueh alIllcled el1h sclafIca. e
ufIIsa ia q Mud, Io~a4llle. sede
mlHk eannEH. Han.s going abnuK an
eraEaFHa and suffering : deal " pain.
/ - Induced - trf nalI8fd'a SNOW
Ik0|.enI which ft|leeea ne I azeu
thzzz So hazz|Hs I6 IS the greatest
||H|#.nl { HzHf ussa. have Fz1am'
H.eHz.za Il l0 s number s pefeaHz 81
tzEzzzs themselves aa EeIHE benefit 81
N GaH #8Ih 4IzhzaI oIaZzHe4
4I.IA 81 H4fFHHza 4 Nfea4 Zeal nK II4hl
SI I#z asS NIta HaAM5 Na|# hN EHNn|e'l
Hfs - y \
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Henry u. Baldwin. sapf cts Va.
terwafks. shuIlSbufg. Nls, writes Il
have tried many Kinds s nuimsat. bat
have never received much benefit
until / used Hallard's snow Llnlmeut
far rheumatism and pains think u
tie Hesf inimeut on earth - 5dc
ard 100 sold By the Peoples Drug
staFe
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

fndla being the natlye hsath II
aaHs az tha worlds Aneat diamonds
il aboula scarcely be : matter tor aar.
prise that Il should also nos b as.
covered e b the hone of eeai. ths
aaflsnt ancestors q diamonds The
fadlng e eoal IN TIE nelehhofhood
af arinaeaT has besa verified and Il
i proposed to buila fasswaY ffom
lhal clly e 1nmma. This ooal IL ~
II emens friAbls ana the percentage
= ~ I AAsa Thlz 4 the fesaR II
szeeaise eEushinK + ne eAFIn
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Al the residence of Hr and ars
iiaitt THURSDAY evening a. N
ooelock, NJ Charles Comfort ef Cen.
tFalla aud Miss Anna Had. of White
Oak TIE foang peopls wlll begiu
housekeeping 81 a farm near Ten.
tralla Rev ] = refshlng perform.
the ceremony.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
A ssaaaa d Iaalsssllen .

Tie season at indigestion "A upon lis
L0dol Dyspepsia Cure FOR ludlgesf ion
and Dyspepsia will DO everything for
the stomach that an overloaded Or
0vef-U0rked stomach cannot do for
Itself kodoi dlgests what you 81
gives the stomach a rest relieves
sour stomach. belching heartburn.
indigestion. etc Sold by Peoples
drug store. dw
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Friends Of G q. Roberts Wlll BE-
glad to learn that the indictments al
Denver against him for alleged irFegu.
larities IN a banking transaction in
that city has been discharged and Nr.
Roberts "a On his way home.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

ChaS Comfort CsutFallA. Annie
Head. White Oak, Laman Bafdu.
Louisa Jackson. Zsna. c 7 CieseuEer.
sara Garbariua. Vinltz Walter Nor.
RS Lille Calvin. Vlnlta; James A.
Chandle. Mande James. 0secchee.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
coughs. Cola. ana eoasllpatlon

Few people realize when taking
cough medicines other than Enleys
nonep aud Tar that they contain
oplates which are nstip1fing besides
being unsafe. particularly Tor chll.
dren. FoleY's iionef and Tar con.
fains no opialeS. Is safe and sure and
will not ccnsllpate. Sold by Peoples =
drug store Nv
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

To draw tie life oHt II 4 burn. hea
cut without leaving 4 waf. uf d
cufe bolts. s9fess teffes seErmA ard All
skin and Neaiu diseases usa IL HltI
Witch Hazel saige 4 specific fol
hllnf. hiefIlna. llchlne ard pfagfud
lna piles steps tie pain INSTANTLY
genuine Sold by People Drug Store
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

Rough skin and craeked hands are
not only cured BY DeNitts Nifch
Hassl SAlve hHt an occasional aepli
cation will keep the skin soft and
smooth Hest for eczeWa. cuts. burns.
huls. etc Tie genuine tleNltf =
Witch Hazel saIge affords immediate
relief IN al forms Of Blind. Blesllus,
Itching aud pref rudina piles Sold
by Peoples drug store ~
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

81. Petersburg, Dec. = l2Sop. Ia D.
Al noon today a continental train left
Warsaw station with military engine
drivers and a strong guard "a saldlers
A railroad strike began az Nicholas
station at noon but the Baltic roads
are still working al that point km.
ploycs Of the ButliooH iron works %
the number Of twelve Thousand have
struck.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28

slao.ooo e loan % 5 and ! ysan
Tins. a. per cent interest on Indian
lands from which ne restrict Ions hase
beeu removed fop err Al xou
poaRow Cail On of srite seae1 a
I.efofce. Vluila. T. T. sl-tf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1905-12-28
STRIKERS MAY
TAKE Up ARMS
Leaders Declare the Strike
win be Transformed Unto
a Revolution.


Associated Press
M. Petersburg, Dec 2l According
10 information received duriug the
night from Moscow, that city Is Ia a
great state Of excitement. Yesterday
the Inhabitants we're seurDing about
buying supplies, stores were boarded
up, a great majority ol the factories
aud mills closed and the postal tele-
graph offices again CLOSED
Strike leaders at Moscow are boast-
ing that the strike will be transformed
into an armed revolution, orators de-
clarlng that Russia viii b drenehed
in blood before the long struggle ends
General nouhassoH, gnyernof.gen-
orAi 1T Aoscow. delivered an address
To tile municipal authorities "a which
he declared an unrelenfing war on the
agitatorS.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
ON THE RACE TRACK.
At Sheepshead Bay.

New York September 4.-Proper on a heavy track at to 1 and carrying top weight, 122 pounds. captured the Ocean handicap, one mile, at Sheepshead Bay to- day, defeating Gold Enamel an added starter.
 Lady Navarro closing with a great burst of speed in the final furlong won the Sapphyre stakes for 2-year-olds by a head. Lady Navarro was an added star ter and was quoted at 12 to l. Right Royal, backed from to 1 to to l. won the Labor Day handicap, one mile and a half on turf by head from Leila. Monterey in the fifth race was played down from to 1 to II to 5, and won by a length and a half
 Jockeys w Knapp, Mcbride and On- phant were suspended for the remainder of the meeting for unruly conduct at the post. Three favorites won.
 First race, steeplechase, short course Ruths Rattler, l53 (Finnegan), to 5, won; Pathmaster, 140 (Brooks), p to l, second; Black Death 156 (Weir), 12 to l, third. Time 4:31. Valley Forge fell.
 Second race, selling. six and half fur longs on main eourse-Col. Jessup, 124 (Fountain). to 1, won; DArkle, 1l3 Dun gan) to l. second; Belden, S5 (Miller), 3 to ?, third Time, 1:22.
 Third race, the Sapphyre stakes, last five and half furlongs of futurity course Lady Navarro, 115 CBurns), 12 to l, won; vio, 155 CW. Knapp, to 1, second; Devil tree, 115 (Bullman), 30 to 1, third. Time, i:09
 Fourth race, mile, Ocean handicap Proper, 122 CW. Knapp, to l. won; Gold Enamel, 9S (McBride) 30 to 1, second; Coy Maid, 9S (Notter), 12 to 1, third. Time, I:41 1-5.
 Fifth race, last five and half furlongs of
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05

oOmNAfb1.
 Stolen bases-Niles, Matthews, Weikart,
 Evans, Abstein, Graffius. Two-base hits-Hanley, Graffius
 Left on bases-Birmingham 5, Shreve- port 6.
 First on error-Brmingham 2, Shreve- port 2.
 Struck out-By Clarke 2, by Fisher 6. First on balls-Off Clarke 2. Time of game--146 Umpire-Burke. Attendance-2g92 In the morning game the Barons punched hits and luck In the third. and hits In the sixth and won hands down. In the third Niles walked and procured
 home on Montgomerys double to right. Smith sacrificed Niles to third and he
 scored when Weikart dropped ball Hess threw to him. In the sixth Matthews fired a single to left and stole the keystone sack Al cock sacrificed him to third and Ander- son scored him with safety past third Ragan struck out and Anderson reached
 second on a passed ball and scored on Niles double to left. Niles was out trying
 to steal third after Montgomery had walked Shreveports lonesome tally came in the
 eighth when Hanley reached first on AL cocks errer, and was sacrificed to sec
 ond by Hess Evans walked and Han
 ley scored on AbsteIn's single to left.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05

futurity course-Monterey, 115 (O'NeilD, Il to 5, won; Barabie, 115 (Bullman), to 1, second; Benevolent, 115 (Burns), to 1, third Time, 1:O9.
 Sixth race, Labor Day handicap, mile and a half on turf-Right Royal, IA Per- rine), 20 to 1, won; Leila, IA O. Jones), 10 to 1, second; Possession, 104 (Iilde- brand), to l, third. Time. 2:44 3-5.
 Sheepshead Bay Entries.
 First race, mile-Sais, IA; Lord Badge. 110; Orthodox, Israelite, 109; Arsenal, 1O4; Maid of Tumustoo, 100; Invader 100; Light Note The Lady Rohesia, Daisy Green, Bronze Wing, Vouvier, 9s; Vigor, s0; Ot- sego, 92; Nora Light, Sheen, S9.
 Second race, three-quarters mile, main course-Roseben. 137; Grenade, 130; Uncle Urlgh, 128; Alvin, 10e; Burleigh Royal Window, Pretension, 120; Manacordor 1l6; Foxy Kane Bryan, 113; Longbrook, 1l0; Ancestor, Adriytha 110; Midas, 93.
 Third race, Autumn stake three-quar- ters mile of futurity course-High Chance; Kinleydale, Clark Griffith, James Red dick Timber. 112; Phildas, 1O9; Belmere, Athlete. McKittredge. 107; Juggler. 1O4
 Fourth race, handicap. mile and quar- ter-Caughnawaga. 126; Oiseau, IF; Spring 114 Judge Hines, 1Os; Oliver Cromwell, 105; Right Royal, 102.
 Fifth race, five and one-half furlongs of futurity course-Sufficiency 107; Ala Russell, Moonshine, Andria, Rustlng SILK, 1O6; Isolation, Myrtle D, 103; Eloisa, 102; Vly, 1O1 Cats Eye, Listless, Zuna, Parvo. Crossways, 99; Dodina, Usury Bribery, Oddella, 94.
 Sixth race, mile and sixteenth on turf Elliott. 116: Orthodox. IA; Captain For see, 112; Joe Lesser. TOT; Cloverland, The Rhymer, Barklemore, Atwood, 106; Tho mond, 104; Palette, 102; Samuel Harris, Jack Young 101 Gratis. 115; Head Dance, 100; Virgo. 9S; Lady Ellison, 95 Salt and Pepper, 94
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
Little Rock Players Leave.

Little Rock September 4.-tSpecial.)- When the Little Rock team left for Nash vile Sunday 1t was minus three of it's best players Guese, Hurley and Johnson, and included but eleven players. Hurley was dissatisfied and left Little Rock to- day for his home in Kansas City. Guese 1t is said. became alarmed over the yell low fever and preferred to take no chances; he left today for his home in Ohio. Johnson did not accompany the team because of a discrepancy in the matter of his salary, which was fixed up today and he left this afternoon to join the team in Nashville. Hurley and Guese have been suspended and fined by the Little Rock club. President Aaron Frank says the Little Rock team will finish the season with twelve players.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
WILLARD J. WHEELER.

1 jump and Woods Perry was placed sec ond and Mir Rose third. Track fast
 First race. mile-Foreigner, 102 (Robin- son), l2 to 1, won; Western Duke, 10S (Radtke), 10 to 4, second; The Laurel 99 (Matthews). 60 to l, third. Time 40 2-5 Second race, six furlongs-R Rubyiat, 99 (Black), to l, won; Hoi Polloi, 104 (Al- | len), T to 1, second; Field Lark, 105 CHalD, 12 to 5. third. Time l :14 4-5. Third race, six furlongs-Floral King, 112 CMorrison). ' to D. won; John Carroll. 106 (HalD 20 to 1, second; Mayor John ,. son, 109 (Williams), Is to 1, third. Time 1:12 4-5.
 Fourth race, mile handicap-Major T. Carson, 90 (Allen), 12 to l, won; Red Leaf. 102 (Radtke), 2 to 1, second; Co., ruscate. 1O2 (D. HalD, Il to 5, third. Time :39 3-5.
 Fifth race, club house course steeple- chase-Poorlands, 1R (Seatton) 30 to 2, won; Woods Perry, 13O (McLean), 13 to 1, second; MT. Rose, 13S (Archibald), 4 to l. third Time 3:29 3-5.
 Sixth race mile and a half-Glisten, 99 (Radtke), IA to 5. won; Royal Pearl, 95 (Cheatham), IS to 1, second; Stroud, 93 (Koerner), 30 to 1, third. Time 2.35
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
Run Postponed Races.

Chicago, September 1.-The seven post poned races of the Inter-City annual matinee were decided at Washington park today over a heavy track. Out of the seven events, horses representing Cleveland captured five firsts. One first went to a Boston trotter, and the re- maining contest was captured by Mem phis.
 The feature event of the day was the Chicago cup stake which was duel be- tween MT. Billings Morning Star and J. G. Bennett's Frank Wilson. Lady May was the only other starter, Terrice May having been withdrawn The race went to Morning Star after finishing third in the first heat
 Lou Dillon went an exhibition half mile in 1:02
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
------es-----=------- THE AMATEURS
Crane Company Won.

The Crane company baseball team met and defeated the car barn team of the Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company yesterday afternoon in an in teresting and well played game. the score being 9 to 5. The pitching of Sims, of the Crane company team, and the in- field work of the same team were the features of the game. The batteries were Smith and Puckett; Sims and Poole.
 Manager F W. McMllan of the Crane company team challenges any amateur team in Alabama.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-09-05
COAL BARONS TAKE COUPLE OF GAMES Stick Work and Errors Won
 Afternoon Contest GRAFFIUS LOST THE GAME In Second Contest the Barons Fielded In Great Shape and Held
 Shreveport Down to
 One Run.
GRAFFlUs LOST THE GAME
STANDING.

The Barons annexed a couple of gam from the Pirates yesterday. The morning score was to 1 and in the afternoon the locals got busy with a Garrison finish and piled up one more run than the vis- itors. Score, 5 to 4.
 Something in the neighborhood of 5000 fans saw the Barons make their red hot finish in the eighth. The score stood 4 to 9 In favor of the Pirates and Tom Fisher had been pitching In fine form up to that time.
 Niles led off with a beauty bingle to left field and then annexed second by the petit larceny route. Montgomery soaked the ball on the nose over second base and Niles went to third. Evans went into the air after Monte's liner and succeeded in stopping the ball from going to the out field, but It was a enchanted stop and the ball could not be fielded. Smiths s out from short to first advanced Monte to second, but Niles was held on third. Tarleton hit fly to center and Niles scored on the throw to the plate.
 Then Wagner landed on beauty to center field, and Montgomery scored. ty- ing the score. The ball was booted in the field and Wagner went to second be- fore 1t was fielded.
 It was up to matty, who would have fig zed but for Graffius dumb work. Matty hit high pop fly to the infield. Graffius started after the ball and then allowed 1t to fall safe. Wagner used good judg- ment and kept on running, scoring from second base, winning the game. Graf fius got mad and allowed the ball to remain on the ground and Matty went to second. where he died.
 Shreveport Had Game.
 Until the eight thinning Shreveport seemed to have the game cinched. Fishe had allowed but four hits, two of wbl came in the third inning, and cor sl with an error and two outs, re in two runs.
 Ginger Clark was tapped freely out the entire game, and two errors ed Shreveport In making its runs. In l.. Q second Hanley led off with a double. Hess struck out and Evans singled to left. Hanley was held on third, but scored later when Montgomery fumbled Abstein's grounder to third. Evans stole second and went to third on Montgom- ery's error He was thrown out at the plate attempting to steal home when Ab- stein stole second. Graffius singled asd Abstein scored Wagner's catch of Fish CTS fly to the left-center fence was the
 fielding feature of the game, and pre- sented Shreveport from scoring again in the second.
 In the third Joe Burke's decision at the plate, when he called Kenndey out, prevented Shreveport from scoring and cinching the game. Kennedy was clearly safe and the fans expressed their dis | approval of the decision. A base on balls, sacrifice and two hits brought Shreveport one run in the fifth inning. Three successive hits and a stolen base resulted in another run in the sixth.