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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
wEarERN AssoclArloN.

At oklahoma city Oklahoma city 10.
Hutchinson O.
At Topeka Topeka A. Webb city g.
AT wishim Wichita Q. Il avenworth
AT Jopl- Springfield 6. Joplin g.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Judge Furman at city hall, Sept. 5.
at D. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Judge Furman at city hal, Sept. 8.
al p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Rosie Ulrey, litua deaf and dumb
gill attracted much attention az the
union depot this morning. She came
from Enid here 20 attend the Deaf aal
Dumb Institute which begins its fan
te-m Monday. She had no hat or any
baggnge aud Was checked throush ike a
truak.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Judge Fnrman at city hall, Sept 8
at D. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01
LaX-etS S e Es.ss' Sweet s:..' T. l.I.'II. asl

Judge Farean at city hall Sept. s.
at s p m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

FOR RENT- Three rooms Furnished for
light housekeeping Hs East Perkins
avenue rlta- Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Louis Ray came IN fo- Sunday today.
Governor Frantz arrived n tho city
FIRM Dodge city. Kansas. today. see-e-
tary chas Fnson came down from
Perry with the governor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Bora, 20 Mr.. and Mrs l.. B. Kroege-.
a girl; weight niae pounds M Kroeger
smiles ana says an parties are doing
wen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01
DOUGLAS PARK READY
(Rv Assoelated Press.l

louisville KY Sept Everything
IS in readiness at the new Douglas
park track for the opening OF the
racing season there Monday That
the meeting will prove an ausPicious
one is assured. as the once warning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Tile Republican county central con-
mittee is ia session at The city han This
afternoon. Only machine members are
present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Mrs jack Norris retuaed this after
noon f.om "a visit with relatives Ia 81
Louis.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Harry Pentecost and his sister Miss
Ietha went 20 sulphur L. II. on the
moon tsain 10 spend "a few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

District court coayenes here septem-
Der 18Th for The ran term
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

Assistant Chief John Ensler is doing
splendid work on the fo-oc John can
be counted ON for one thlng-he viii all
low no street walking
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

The Logan County Formers Union IS
in session a the cuucil chamber this af-
teruoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

James Wagner aged is living near
CordeB is On the county jail charged
with stealing q team ef mules.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

The Leader gave W. z. Bennett "a
present Of yearly subscription for
marketing the first bale Of cotton ia
Guthrie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-09-01

r. L. smith aad H. C.. Graves are T.
the clty today from Perry
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

TrabftfidsS pe6-RIar9 0xsttRGnreb I7}e
serndblter Sugar Gureh l7Se. 80 4fusb I'D
Dar&f&nit l5e 8 bts Q Rtnt Ia Drr@s
i4nitt l3}e; 10 BID IL Rfuxb ha DurGf9ntt
lsie; 8 Efanb tn Dus9i@xtH. i4unal. 11k.
8 Hfanh tn D1r@i@xtt. i&uaai. loae.
GaItforuti@e 64txisn-8 Bis 8 4funb S}e;
9 Bis ID 4funb Sc.
Celebrities NtxbHefu - 0@ufsx, sss
Sets. l2le; 2ubsnisttsR 10s; SsRsxf. Ia
3nb4eI 13he.
S&raa5 - II Tierees3- ]. Dual. 1o2s; q.
0uaIttdt Ole: Q. NuaItM 9Ae
e4uIterm-gxaI. Gureb, ID BIZ 20 BfuHh
tm Dur6i&nst!. SEC ls @fusb Eur@i9xtt,
&c, 10 bis 12 Efunh etc.
0ep66eItes e@wetxeieio - &xp@sxIofe8
Sencp Big $20. 80; 2IareB Dsax yla. 90; Sauss
y $500; etort GIsar 1850; yhruvi
S16 90.
xBarfe - 0erdu&erts Dratrura 9e,
traxtfarter 73e; Bologna IN Daruss 7}s. 10
xu& 6Kc.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Canada.

8 m e.t g @iffe berunalhd 4.
g I. Sobns, q. g., 2. Nuguf.
Der Uampfer .@pril" fubr auf feiner
Reife BON bier na9 Swaniea am Rap
Raee auf einen 5elien unb bie Wslen
beginner ibn neutrality-suspicious..
Oret @ettungsbampfsr Rno sur Hst.
tune Der 2abung oabin a~bgsfabren.
Der Schooner Stella" ffisB In Der
Belle Ssle Weerenee NIT einert gis.
berg 3uiammen unb berfnnf balb bar.
auf. Die e&ifsmannf&aft unb stDei
9bGter bes Qapitdns fonntett f9 MI,
NIT senauer Notb nod retten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
66mereteas

@eu6bIter 9inotbb $l.65-l.80.
Orbtndrer bts gutter Etmotbp sl.B0-l.B
&otber Rleeiaine1 IS .26-S.60.
gnslti4er RIeeiamen $3.50
GIipte 3~Ieefantea $8.0O-8.66
HIfaIfa 8Ieefamen So. O0-1O.00.
Betber 2leeian.en $500.
Ganeb 3entudn BIaugras S1.60-l.7b.
DIausras IN ebaH 7be.
@nsIii&es WIansras $3.50.
Or@arb 9ras 81 .70-l.e6.
Reb Cop IN Gbaf 75e-&1.2o.
3afer Rorr, We-S1.00.
Hu.ber 8u&errobr Samea $l.00-L.9A.
Detber Qaferiamen 40c
6ribiabrs @erae $1.26.
Deibes uub selbes 2ern 81 .0C-La6.
Reb Sob GnfIase $1.10-1.9.
Com Seas $l.7B.
Rinet 5 1.20 bts $1.66.
SriibiabrssB ei5en 81 .40.
Sdb $ 2artofeI, geIbe Seriet, Bermuda.
|eIbe ytairfernoR6 irtb ftbIt4e 0uee2 @. o bes
5ab; rotbe Nanfemonb $2.7b; DrafIimi@s
$50.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
OSseeSteS

SnbtunapsIis Rafeespsefje:
Oer5bnI. BIB gutter 10-l2e; srtzsa nts 10
udblter A-1se Samu 8a{-8se, ooIhsu
DeIow 10 BIB 22e. Sapa % 82e.
Sx 4a6etsx:
Nstoia $l4.75. Stox S1l.76, Sertes sll,2s
Garacas ia. 70. DtuuortbY Sle. 30. DutA
Sasa Biens $3.50, SIimar Saba 8Ienb
$14'76, Durica STATS.
Su6er-Domtnoes 7.l7e: eta6,u6es 3 %
YuIuertfrter 6.37c; xxx puIperfNstss b.87s,
ietner sraaulirter 6.O2e; Gubes 6.l7s; gos.
feetioners' u 6.07c; ytbsepoob Z 1896; 4kBs
xts I l.72e; empire IA. SIC; ShsaI artss
0oIbex 6 4 52e Bhebfor ortra 8 4.67s,
&tsseuoob 6 l.bae; oeIber 8 6.42e; Ii sels
ber 4.27.
&ets- carolina. 2opt 6t--sk. Sasas II
-5}e. 8ebro@ener. 3--4c.
effs-Ra4( go er. xeR). Sat. g. 10 per
0aIone.
0etroGnete Tri&te-AepfeI, an ber epa.e
setrednet. Sc; Sobannesbeere1 Sc ts &c;
ettzon 1se BIZ zoe; Rofssx. . gsuws. pei
pfunb. u, 8 Groua 7&e, 1 Gsomx 7is laos
menfreae eebts Sc, California Huseatel 7ke;
etItaaa Ok, trrpsvttrte euItaxa lie BIZ liz
california Npritoien Sc bts 11e.
G%anbp-7S etansea oeuti@t 7s; Srss
eer senati&t 6}e; Banner 9uia &c: Grsaw
6onbons lie; Re. 2 Grear1 seuafGt TO-
MHe-BrastI nea lie BIB lac; SIber,s lts
NanbeIm IA; wet9f@aIise AaxbsIa Lie
SorSan RanSeIn l5c; Heaxuts 5e bts Sac.
ser6aets &c bis &C.; GmsItf@e BaIxfiHs etc.
et&rte-RearI, Be. Gbansptcx Slot, l sxs
8 Rfanb Badete 8. 4orx. l R,s. pa6sts
4H-6k.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Srti@es RinbfeH4-&efi@s Cters - 81
&c; Jiefise eisre 72--7tt; ssies Rtshes
$50 os 900 EtaRo 7e; bssfee 30bs zoo
BIS $50 4funb 6}e; xabe $50 ID go Piirko
Sc; Stier BorberptsrtsI &c, eass 6tstess
ptertel lOae, Rixb otxtesptsstd &c. Nab
BorberpierteI &c. Rub BorterptertsI 4le. NH
osnteru:ertel 7e.
5rif1es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l2es Ntxtss'
pierteI 15c, EorberptertI &c.
Urti&es S@afFeti9 - 9dums9 ~ $fFxb
l2e ; 6@afs 8}e; e@exteI l6s; Nads aul.
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
0etyetoe.

aBeaes Ro. 3 rotber Tie. aut 0sles
len. SIC Don NabIem; 20. 8 rotpe 6se,
Ausuf. Tic; BaseRsresea &c.
@ei9toru To. l weib c. Hn. 2
mets 64e; 30. 8 ueib 64e; 70. 1 uHt.
62e; Ne. Q wett seuri9t 54.; 30. Q
wetS conflict &c: 70. ( pst sszs.e.
SIC; 30. Q eeIb 64e; 70. 8 ssIb 64ei
70. 1 GELD &c: 70. seuii0t 1851
30. 8 asutf@t 684s; 30. 4 sezntGt 81;
HpIbex SIC.
0afer Rs. 3 wetter 3d.: 10. Q pssts
BIC; 70. 2 0euHi9ter 52s; Ro. q ss~nans
sle.
3en SO. 1 atnottp t1e 90; 30.
2. $14 90; Heu $l2.80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Susar Gureb G@txtex - GrRs 0aaItsat:
1870 Efunb 1B}: ID Bfxxs 183e: l0-l2
pfunb l84; Smette nuaistdt /! Sole 4fRxt
laie; l5 ghiab l2ie : IL 3faab l23e |; 10
9fanb 24e.
Gpe6-RIare Settex. 80 DID 10 4nr3b hi
Durui9wttt, lie; SIare 6sstsn, 20 ID &c
Dumb. lie: &tare Neltss. - ~ 90 pfsxn.
l03e; 1s Bis ~ &fb.. lie; Il ID Is $furb,
l2e; 3Iare NafeR, IS 81 90 $nnhs l1fe,
EadeR IL BIZ 1s Rfvab liz: Aars Na6sa
bs Q 4faRs, 71<e
eped. gwsI.-0epdbItss. 8 ID 10 4inxl
tm Dur&i&ntH. ll3e:' u ~ Il 4tnb b
Dsr4i&ntt. 122e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Dpm 0aaeasRass,.

@eIi@torn Eetautsprets: is mad ses
Oma[ttdt. $3.50.
~3Gfr-sci&dIt 3s-40e: IN ben asessn
t1060-Sl1.50 pet xeMxe.
Billet - gertaufspreife: ~. 00-ss-0a
xt1otbp- EertGufspreiie: sic. 00--1s.to.
~etrob-4rete. ie mad benz 0rSh. IN q L
lea, IS 100000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03


Gra@t.
4epfeI SO. $3.50 per Sat.
Bananen $1.75-2.25 tIesxe $l-S1.25.
Gstrunen "a. $3.50 pss Ripe
Oramsen - $4.6O-4.7s per Rife.
gineaspIes-$s .76-$3.b0 bte Rife.
Sta9eIbeeren, s1.7o bic Rife.
Na1ermeIonen, 26e uno 3oe.
Brumbeeren, s = rs bic Rife.
Sobannisbeeren, 50 bic Rifle.
gFrf4e. 81. 1920 per 8uibel.
0smaia
Crime Bobnen-60e Der DuibeI.
Rotbe Naben 25e per Sutenb Bun&es.
Snbiana ganiaIopes. 80 Bis 10 Der 8orb.
griines Born, lOx has Dusenb.
GeIerp-25 bis 60c per BuibeI.
Rraut 76c per Sat.
UlumeniobI $1.25 per Uutexh.
gurtem - 30-40e uer Dutenb.
6aIat - 30 Biz 60e PEI BufbeI.
3uiebeIa - Rotbe unb wetbe $l.26 per
Pfunb Spanii&e 8wiebeIn 81. go
per Rite.
BeteriIie I6-a0e per Dutexb DuR9es.
Neue RartoHeIn-$a.2a ter Tab.
9tanieie l0e pet Outsxh.
Spinat - So pei Gab.
sfbfartoHeIm - Btrsinia $3.25 HoItt'
$2.Q.-2.76 Seriep $3.50 $500
per Sat.
Rbubarb loo bas Dutenb.
tomatoes $3.50 per BuibeI.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
Gin Na6ipiel sur @abl.
6 ange Boota6rt.

6rau 90. Wtifner nit ihrsm Sobne
bon Chicago bier an. Die Camille
fubr am 9. Suit bon gbieago nit benz
Boot nb. Die SOOtfabrt sing bur4
ben @bicagc ab3ussfanal Bis gum
SainOis Glub; oann oenislbsn binun'
ter bis ct. 2ouis, bon mo He ben
Wifiifpt 6lub Biz &sb Wing, i'm
9an3en 1900 Weilsn, b%inaufubrsn.
Die &siienbsr1 babsn fi@ auf Der Sa6ri
sans porsisli9 amtiFrt.
6 tn Na9fptel sur % a |.
Wempbts, Ssnn., 2. Nus.
Na9oem bic StimmpIdbs bel Der beu-
tigsn gountbwabI gsgen Ibenb &C.
i9loRen tuarsn, eerietben me6rere per.
ionsn bor sinsm WabqOfal In STREET
unb cine S9ldsersi fOlete. 6ierbsi
tuuroe Der Wirtbi9aftsbsRBsr s. o.
WeuinstOn sstootst, Der Wablri8ter
%. :. @oOts ssfdbrlid bertuunoet, Die
anoereH an Der S9ldgerei betbeili9ten
perions, snifoben barauf.
Betannts Perf6nIi4tei
moreet.
Mrbmpre, 3. e., 2. Mug.
Der frtibsre Stlfs. Bunoesmarfdan
Benjamin 6. collins tuurbs bsute
Norgsn tn isinsm WObnbauie In Der
y1dbe bon gnet bon unbetanntsn Der.
ionsr ermprbet. collins mar Elm
Wiislisb Der Snbiansr-p Oliasi unb tpar
I'm gari3srl Staate sine uoblbstannts
psrfbnIidtsit. gIutbunbs fnb nod
benz Ort Der gluttbat ssi9idt, I'm bic
Spuren Der Wbrosr perfOlser su f6n-
men.
q aterunb Spbn et6btet.
e uperior, Wis., 2. Nuguf.
Der pohlbabenbe GARNER $elas Boz
brse unb fsin Is Sabre alter Sobn
tpurben bsute Na&mittng In Der Ndbe
BON Saunbss bon elmer 2otomotine
Der Great Nortbsrn 8abn tibsrgsfa6ren
unb auf Der StsIls s~sibotet. Babree
cling nit ieinsm Gobns bas GsIsiis
entlang unb ba stn pahagisr3ug i6nen
sntgsssntam. tratsn He auf Elm Heben.
gslsiis, um ben 3ug borbsifabrsn gu
Iafsn. Sn bsmislbsn augenblid tam
cine 2otomottpe BON binten auf benz
NsbsnseIsiis ansefabrsn, tuel4e Batter
unc SObn t6otsts.
Wpb tnuIttrt poIi3ei /.
Detroit, Wi6., 2. NuquH. -
Gin GROCER goltsbaufsn bon tibes
1000 psrionsn bate fi4 bsuts Dor.
mittag In Der Ndhe Der Sosal Orig. 90.
on Jranflin.S trabe, beren arbsiter
am eireif Rnb, beriammslt, unb ale
Elm In Der Gabrif arbsitenoer Nese,
paiRrts, tpurbs er burdgsprtgslt. oh
msnigsn poli3ifsn MOLTEN ben Wess,
aus ben 5dnbsn bes Wobs bsFreien,
absr au9 he tuuroen iniuItirt uni
tbdtli9 angegriHsn. Gin aufrubr.
alarm bra9ts balb barauf bic poIiasi.
Rsierbsn our STEELE oss 8umults uni
tn fur3sr 3eit wuroe Der WOb NIT go.
Ii3eitnippeln auseinanoer setrieben.
A9t3sbn psrfonen tpurbsu berbaftet.
3 unger Nsger la4tet r
etnen g umpf.
WtIIebgebilI III Ga, 2. Mu9,
Der iungs Nsssr Sra WOrris, tuel9s,
In Der lsbtsn Ta9t ben farmer gsorg
Blooomortb uno ftine Jamilie tuenis
Weilsn BON Naeor 3u ermorben Der
iu&ts. bat f9 In einsn Sumpf gsffa9
tet. Rebrere bunoert beuaHnete Gar
rnsr In Waaen. su pfsrbe unb 3u Sui
babsn ben Sumpf un3ingelt uno fabn
ben auf benlgfeser, her, tuenn ertuii9t
u~nbsoinst am nd9fen Yaume aufss
bdn9t tuire.
Der Sarmsr Blooowortb III 10 i9ue
bon benz f9uar3sn unbOlo psrtuunbs
uprben, baB er wabrf9einIi9 fierbs,
tptrb.
Nteber ge&oen.
Sturgts, Rp., 2. Mug. GIN,
farbige Roblensrdber, usI9e BON prob
bence famsn, tuurben bon 3psi m
ssftnfen beuafneten Mdnnerr1 ana,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

Bnttes, Gtes $3.50 0eE&ees.
NdxoIer beSatiex folgexbs Freiis1
Butter - Gormtrp, IA, Sstouiert Bic
eIgta 2}c
Srii&e @se-lSKe pet Dsrtexo.
3ibner S}e, cdbxs 1. Earieas-S-lse.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03
&ate.

gnaros . BertaufkprsHe SSntssstts:,
edpebtrtdte 8oe pet Rtaxb si~xSssuHfss'
6@weberfdie 1se, Ntseosfsa Sssam > 9G''
laK, saew Dort GbebbarS lie. sSsetnHs'
I&er 2iuburoer 13e. byi6 Ge.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-08-03

comites suiammenaupirfen.
Snterean RIage.
Newpprt Hems, 3d., 2.
Hug. @opiei pabIinie bat eine alage
angeftrsnst, UNI f9 In ben Bsfb Der
8erRderung 3u isbsn, uel9e auf oas
2sbsn isinsr bon ibm ieIbft srmorbstsn
5rau ausssfislt tpar. Sie betrsHenbe
pOIice TT gu Sunftsn oss @atten aus.
ssfsrtist unb bisier brau4t bas 0srs
R9erungsgslb, I'm fetnen pro5eb Dor
bas Mppeaationseert&t au brin9en.
Die @rmoroete mar irritnnig unb osss
balb i'm Diltamsburssr SofpitaI un.
terge6ra4t uorben. pablinic febte
aber bic gntlaHuug Der 5rau aus Ser
Anfalt burd unb beripra9 berislbsn
auf ibr grfu9sn, bab .r He sbsr t6oten,
als in bas Snfitut 3urtdbrinssn lafsn
wtiroe. Na9 Derlauf mehrerer Mo-'
rate fe0tsn fh bann an3siden iisusrs
li9sr @eifesf6rung Elm uno pabIinie
sri3oB feline 5rau, tpdbrenb bisielbe
f9lafsnb i'm Bette lag.
u m ooebeIt's 1 I.
Warbfebeab, WaR., 2. Nug.
Die Mebr3ael Der 10 ameritaniiten
Ya9tsn bon Der 80 CUB. 2laRe, tpelGe
srbaut tuorben fnb, trl gsgsrl bic bret
beuti9en Dadten. melde bterberfom-
men tpsrben, ben v&ooiebelt.8 s&er" su
uertbeibi9en, finb sessntudrtis TN bisfi.
gen @ewdHsrn nit elmer Serie bon
uebungsn 3ur grprobuns ibrer gor'
3tiae besriHen. Die Wsttfubrten tpsr.
ben In Der NIT benz 8. September BE-.
ainnsnbsn @o4e ffatiinbsn unb 5
Jabrtsn umfaHen. Den Ue9sr er'
rinst bas Boot, bas Die meifen 5abr.
ten getpinnt Ooer Der Sisgsr In Der 5.
@ettfabrt.
Die fonfurrirenbsn bsuti9sn DAD.
ten fino fOIgenoe: v@Iidauf w." bonn
2aiierli6en Da4ts Club, .Wannise"
bonn sssslbaus 9a4t' Club uuo vSiap
W." bonn 0orbbsutf9en &egatta. Club.
Die bsiosu srftssnannten Gabrseuse
merben binnsn 2ursem In Sem Oort
sintrsHsn. tuabreno bic nSilp W." erf
UNI bic Witte oes fommenbsn WOnatss
tn gOfOn anlangsn lou.
q o etne bsut
DAT be3a6lt d I.
g san Jraneisfo, @al., 2. Aug.
Die &ransatlantif9e Teuerberf9e.
runss @eisai9aft bon 6amburg.
Seutf&lanb, bat fA gemeiaert, bte auf
nnndbsrrtb 81, 600, 900 gei9dBtsn Wer'
f9erungsanfpri4e tn San 6ranetseo
gu be3ablsn. Wie bic biefsen 8sants
ten Der Geieai9aft ertldren, begriinoet
lebtere TIRE @sieerune bamit, bab bte
Ierlufe our1 cine bonn S4idial ber'
bsiasfhbrte ibermdItieenbe Qatafropbe
berbeigefibrt uurosn. fur oeren S9ao'
losbaltung bic Berf9erunaen ME be-
abfdti9t tparsn. Muberbsm tuuroe, 10
beibt es. bie transatlantic bur9 bic
6altuns Der @hdbsrf9srungs,@ sisas
i9aften 3u ibrsr Steaunsnabme &c.
3tpun9en.
8errhGte2tebe 6.
paImer 2afe, @ol., 2. Gug.
Samss 3. @iliams bat R9 erf@OHen,
neil Elm 11idbrises Wdb&en feline 2iebe
ni9t ~ertpiberte. Die fleiue Dora Col
Inns erfldrte f9lanttpes, fe NOBLE bon
Wiliams ni9ts miHsn unb 6rau Gel.
Inns berbot barauf benz Wanns bas
0aus. 3wei Sage lang 9in9 Der Sep.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
SCRIMMAGE WORK
BY THE HIGH TEAMS

Central high football team had most
satisfactory scrimmage practice of the
season yesterday afternoon, and with
the aid Of several Of the alumni, Coach
Morse is rapidly selecting the first and
second teams. -.
Two complete teams and about eight
extra men were out yesterday and
every one had chance at the heavy
work. Captain Green was present af-
ter an absence of two days, and took
his place at quarterback on the first
has been playing quarter on the second
team for the past few days. Bulls, the
other candidate for quarter, has been
missing, but will return today. 3D.. ,.
South high Is sure to be better repre-
sented on the gridiron this year than
last. Several alumni coaches will
come out and assist in the work. -
About twenty-four candidates were
working yesterday and the coach
seemed pleased with the interest. Flag
stad is making great showing at cen
ter. Captain Gunderson is in his old
form and will be. at fullback. Out
side OF these positions no one knows
where he will land, as Ellis gives every
one chance at the different positions.
pr. Burgan did not work his North
days, and only about thirty minutes
were spent in scrimmage. The rest Of
the afternoon was devoted to signal
practice and running. Burgan does
not intend to work his wards too hard
as their first game will not be played
until the latter part Of next week and
this with the alumni. The first cham.
pionship game will be in October.
Coach Frykman was out with a large
squad of East high boys yesterday and
snappy scrimmage work was the order
For the short time that they have beer
under the instructions Of a coach the
Eastsiders are doing great work, anG
Captain Martin has hope of winning
from Shattuck, this being the firsi
heavy game scheduled. 49,.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
DAVIS MADE 2O3 HITS

Billy Mailman Of Louisville is the
premier slugger of the American asso-
citation this season, according to the I'M
official figures, altho in point Of times
at bat and number of hits "Lefty'
Davis is the real leader.
The Louisville man escaped by the
skin of his teeth Lefty Davis crowd
ed him closely the past ten days, and
all that saved Hallman was the fact
that he did not play, thus keeping his
average intact. Davis advanced ~
points in two weeks.
Frisk had a high average when he
left the game month ago.
. Mailman, Davis,a& Frisk, Kenna and
Pickering are closely punched and the
official averages may. slightly change
their standing.
+. Thirteen men now playing in the A.
A. are in the 800 list. Perrine~ got
in by nose on the last day Of the sea-
son.
Pickering and Davis did, the best
work the last two weeks, Carr, Hinch-
man and Ode11 taking a drop. g." -
! Louisville and Minneapolis each
have three men in the 300 circle. Col
umbus has two. Toledo has one. St.
Paul has one. Kansas City has one.
Milwaukee has one. Here are the aver
AUeS. VA -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
MORE INDIGO IN
Ann ARB0R AIR
As-
Yost Now Up Against the Prob
- lem Of His Coaching
tr.I :, Career.
Journal Special Service.

Journal Special Service. ..,..a5@s
Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 20.-Noth-
ing could be more discouraging than
the football outlook at Michigan this
year, the year of all years when the
wolverines have their first opportunity
to meet an eastern university on the
gridiron.s, The complications that
confront Coach Yost at a time when all
eastern eyes will be turned upon his
team are not only notwithstanding
are deplorable.
It seems as If everything had con
spired this season to belittle Michi-
gan s football fame, when the wolver-
ines had been bent on making a great
impression in the east. The team has
lost all but three of it's veterans, and is
unable to recruit it's forces, except from
material that was discarded last year.
That would not be SO unfortunate,
especially as most of the eastern col
leges suffer from like restrictions if
Yost had any opportunity to develop
last years subs by putting them thru
the mill of experience, but none of
the big nine can play more than few
match games and all Of these must be
with elevens representing colleges out
side the agreement. 81.
In other words the college solons,
wishing to obviate any possible ami
mostly between colleges in the confer
ences, decreed that the universities
should not play each other. With such
a program before him Yost sees little
opportunity of seasoning his men for
the game with the quakers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-20
CUBS CINCH UP
THE PENNANT
Chance and Murphy Land the
Championship of National
League.
Journal Special Service.

Sou1AoA 5QoSAhA SoIVACos
Boston, Sept. 1s.-The championship
tied for Chicago beyond peradventure
yesterday by the victory of the cubs
over Boston, and the defeat of the
present champions, the giants, at the
hands Of Pittsburg. While it never
has been in doubt for a month, accord
ing to the wiseacres Of baseball, who
notices the marvellous gait at which the
Chicagos were going, the champions
feel free now that the plum has fallen
to their hands. 1t was happy band
at their headquarters last night, tele-
cities to players, while President Muir
ply and Captai in Manager Chance had
perfect deluge Of congratulations by
wire. It was like wedding feast
among the boys and they kept open
house to all corners until midnight.
The battle was settled in one inning,
the third, by the cubs, altho Tenneys
so-called terrors tried not to have it so.
Slagle was thrown out, Shreckard lined
one over second for cushion, and
Schultz got gift. Chance cut the
air.. Steinfeldt was a run producer by
his two sacker, also putting Schultz on
Tinker drove out a double to left. But
he was pinioned in venturing to third
when caught off second.
Boston got one run back in the
fourth on triple by Bates and Bird
wells out, the ball being cleverly ham
died by Tinker, who had no time to
play it to the plate.
Boston got a man as far as third in
the fifth: The only other hit by Bos-
| ton came to Bates in the last try when
| he cracked one to left, but it wasted
powder. He stole bag and Bird
well s out gave him another show, but
the game was won when Steinfeldt 8
fine pickup and throw Of Cameron 3
| bounder was Rugged by Chance