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tue uCeHSeS anu privileges ucESuy
 vested, and provided further, the rights of grantee herein not being yio- lated or impaired, nothing herein con tained shall be construed to abridge
 the right of the City of Bisbee to own, maintain and operate it's own system of water supply as may be now or here after authorized by law.
 Sec. s. At the expiration of said
 term of twenty-five years, the City of
 Bisbee shall have the option and priv i,ege to purchase the entire water sys- cem of grantee, it's successors and as- signs. upon the following terms and
 conditions, to-wit The City of Bis
 bee shall give at least three months notice of it's intention to exercise this option, and upon such notice being given, the City and grantee herein
 shall each appoint one appraiser
 whose duties it shall be fairly and i'm
 partially to appraise the value of said
 system and its appurtenances, and to that end they shall be afforded all req sopable and proper facilities by grantee to make investigation for the purpose of enabling them to ascertain the value thereof. If said appraisers shall not agree upon the sum which shall be paid, they shall select an nm pire, whose decision. in the absence of fraud, or manifest unfairness. shall be final and binding upon the parties. The City shall have ninety dsys from the expiration of this franchise period. and the publication of the report s( such appraisers or said umpire. in whfSA tD " ts si1 sEaAtse. it's SIC. cessors or assigns. the purchase price
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STARTLING BUT IRuE

First publication February 15.
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walton and Hesston played bah
here, Walton winning in the ninth in
batting of c. Yoder and r. Ames:
Hesston, IL; Walton. 10.
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THIRD Goes TOO.
Joplin Miners Take Last Of
Series From Topeka.
Tie Game Was Extended Into
Eleven Innings.
ERRORS DID III ALL.
Howey's Pitching Was Of Gilt
Edged Order.
HollingswOrth. Too, Was Irwin
chile in Later Innings.
ERRORS DID IT1ALL.


Bill Howey. pitching the second time
ia two days, lost heartbreaker 10
Army's Joplin bunch yesterday in an
Il inning battle by the score Of 4 to s.
after holding she Miners in his hand
for six straight innings he allowed two
hits, one of them rank scratch TO be
recorded in the seventh inning, which
with the aid Of two outs at first enabled
the visitors to push "a run over theplate.
IN the ninth, with the score standing s
Is IN faver Of the homo team, Bank
had doubled and scored on Shimouek's
scratch hit which hit. the pitcher and
sIanced of to Andrews too slow to be
nalded to first ahead OF the runner.
YFonble hit a long fly to left which
Davis ran over and tried to field but
being bruised and halt he just managed
to get his digits.. on the ball and the
sphere fell safe, counting ShiTnonek and
tN3ng the score. HollingsW0rth was an
easy out leaving WoTnble. stranded on
second.
Howey retired the side easily In the
tenth and the first tive were gone in the
eleventh when Kramer made a, miserable
mum of Olson's short hit and the little
Svede slid safely into second. Shimonek
hit another vicious one through the box
which bounded off Of Ragan's shins and
Olson raced across the pan with the
winning run.
The Sox tried desperately to regain
that run in their half, Downs driving
fly which fell into DaIrympIe's NIT in
the shade Of the center field fence and
Ragan drove far out to Baerwald for
the third out and the game was lost.
In the meantime Topeka wasn't doing
very much with skinny HOllingsworth.
The tall boy didn't allow a single
after the third inning and but one
f1frf1 nd fT1y1 cnr0nd
The CoOIeycrows should have got a
receipt for the game In the third
round. Howev reached first over the
four ball route. Cole hit viciously to
center and Howey, after being stopped
q third by the coacher,. was started
for the plate and was nailed by many
inches on Dalrymple's perfect relay to
WombIe and the latters fast throw to
Armstrong. Cole took third dur
ing during the melee and scored on
Kraner's out from HOl1ingsworth to
shimonek. Cooley waited for the sec
ond pass Of the inning and scored
easily when Doc Andrews hit far out
In the Wilds of BaerWald's territory,
the hit netting him two stations.
Downs single TO center scored the
third baseman and Downs died steal-
ing on Armys throw TO Bankhea
Three runs were scored when there
might as we'll have been four. But
such is the luck OF the game and three
1t was instead OF -four. E0litngsw ortn
tfghtened after that inning ana not a
hit was registered for che containing
eight innings.
The feature ofsthes game was Downs
stop of Baerwald's 7groundar back of
FIRST and the fielding Of Baerwald in
the right garden He took care of
seven flies, not one of them easy to
handle. Bankhead's batting eye re-
1arued for a day and the Wichita dis
card got a single and double.
nc score.
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oklahoma City. Q. T., July 6.-Olzla-
homa city took the whole series from
Wichita by taking the last game by
the score Of 6 to 2. The locals batted
Becker freely and every hit was well
placed. The run making did not be-
gin until late in the game when Ogee
went in and hit safe. SeIgle followed
with a double and Bailey singled,
bringing In the two runners. IN the
eighth Seigle led of with q double
after one man was out. Bailey was hit
By the pitcher. Root got a base on
balls and the bases were full. PendTy
drove out double that scored two runs
and Risley repeated the dose and
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Cbeap Rates to Canadian ard New
ENGLAND Points. Santa Re.

Concord, N. H. ard return, $36.O5.
Montpelier, VT, and return, S36.05.
Portland, Ne, and RETURN $500.
And many other points at low rates,
on sale daily to June 80 and July IS.
August and %, good so days from
date Of sale.
Montreal, Canada. and return, $36.05.
Toronto, Canada, and return, 5000.
Collengwood, Cam and return, $3.50.
And many other Canadian points, on
sale daily to September 30th, limited
30 DAYS from date Of sale. Address
T. L. King, Agent Topeka.
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tie New York defeated Boston. It was
a splendid game all the way through.
neither side being taxed with a nisplay
Score by innings. RHE
Boston ...4-...........0 0 @ 0 0 0 0 0 90 O
New York ............0 0 0 % 0000 IL 0
Batteries - Pfeffer and ONeii;
Mathewson and Bowernan.
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Cheap Rates to Canadian and New
England Points. Santa re.

Concord. n. H, and return, sse.os.
Montpelier, VT. and return, $se.0s.
Portland, Ne, and return, $1,000.
And many other points at low rates
on sale daily to June 80 and July 10
August and ~, good 80 days from
date of sale.
Montreal, Canada, and return, S3s.O5.
Toronto, Canada, and return, $4,000.
Collengwood, Can, and return, S32.SO.
And many other Canadian points, on
sale daily to September both, limited
80 days from date of sale. Address
T. L. King, Agent, Topeka.
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FIk-Denver and Return $500.
Santa Fe

For the annual meeting Benevolent
az d Protective Order of Ellks the Santa
Fe has made the extremely low rate Of
$500 for the round trip open to Elxs
and their friends on sale July 10th to
18th. final limit August goth. Sleeping
car reservations are now being made
for the Elks' special Sunday, July 18th.
Address T.. L. King. c P. & T. A., To-
Deka. kan.
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fogging his horse, st. Faustino. which
ran second in a race at Newmarket.
the stewards of the Jockey club sum-
moned Danny Aaher before them
and severely reprirnanded the Amer
lean Jockey and cautioned him that
any repetition would result in the
withdrawal of his license. This is the
first time the popular Jockey has had
any trouble with the stewards in Eng
land
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St louis Tennis PLAYERS Win.

st. Louis, July 6.-By the wonderful
lobbying OF Byron Anderson. aided by
the steady smashing play of Billy Con-
nett, St Louis finally checked the tri-
umphant march Of the Kansas City
racquet artists and won the final match
Of tennis doubles in the state tourna-
meflt On the Triple A courts Thursday
afternoon James and Jones lost to Con
nett and Anderson, So. SIS. s-6. s-6. 10
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WEBB CITY.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Springfield
Webb City ....

Springfield .......-.1 0 / 0 e-3
Webb city ..........O 0 0 2 0 o.
Earned runs-Springf1eId 2. Twobase
hits Seabaugh, Roihn. Threebase hits
-Hetling. Bases on balls-Om Groom,
2; off Westcott. L Struck out-By
Groom, 5: by Westcott, e. Left on
ses-SpringHeld 4: Webb City, g.
Double play-Stis to Reed HIT by
pitcher-Marvin. Stolen bases-Stfs,
Reed, MoDul 2. Rohn 1. Sacrifice hits
Meredith. Umpires-Lewinson and
Goodman. Time-1:40. Attendance
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Cleveland. July 6.-chicago defeated
Cleveland by a score Of 4 to 3, scoring
the winning run on a. base on balls.
sacrifice and a scratch hit. Detroit
plays a postponed game here today
Score by innings RI. z.
Cleveland ........4O 10000 o0-3 8 /
Cdlcago v--..-.....-----z . U v y v v-4 o y
Batteries-Hess and Clark; Smith and
Sullivan.
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-LEAvErTWoRTH.


HUTCHINSON ....-.--- o o 0 0 0 0 u
Leavenworth --.....S 0 90 0 0 0 0-S
Twobsse hits-Casey, link. Left on
bases-Hutchinson 8, LeaTenworth 1,
First on errors-Hutchinson 2 Earned
Hutchinson. Bases on balls-Off
Walsh 2; or Quiesser g Struck out
BY Walsh 4; by Quiesser J. Double
plays-C4enins to Casey to Abbott, Cope
to Abbott. Stolen bases-Caey 9, Pet
tigrew, Genins, EGcLuckie, link. Sac
rifce hits-Wilson, Quiesser. Time
$780, Umpire-Ashley. Attendance
60S
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spriIap4seId s. Webb civ ,.

Springfield. No. July e.-springfield
Won. the tEard game OF the series from
Webb City by a score of g to 2. Spring
field punched their hits and earned
two Of their runs. while both of Webb
City's were made on errors. Hetling's
batting was the feature Of the game.
Score
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
wEsrERN AssocTATToN.
NATIONAL LEAGUE CABLES.


Pittsburg, Pa. July 6.--The Chicagos
developed batting streak in the sew
enth inning, scoring five runs and win
ming the game. Features were wonder
full catches by Wagner.
Score by Innings; Ri e.
Pfttsburg ............-2 I 0 @ 0-0-3 g
Chicago .........-..-..1 o 0 0 0 3 Q O-e 8 2
Betteries-Leever and Phelps; Reul-
bach and King.
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PhiIadeIpliia s, washington o.

Philadelphia. July Philadelphia
scored q shutout against Washington in
a well played game Coombs. formerly
of colby college, pitched his first game
for the home team and handled himself
well. Smith OF Washington also pitched
good ball.
Score by innings: R.H- E.
Washington ..........o 0 0 Q o Q 0 0 90 : 1
Philadelphia .-.-....-G 0 2 Q lie Q O IS
Batteries - Smith and Wakefield;
Coombs and Powers,
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JOPIIN.


EF sgiis ... I'D g 80 S$SGS -
Summary Earned runs-ropeka 2.
Joplin .. Two basehit-Andrews Cole,
Banlrhead. Left on bases-Topela s.
Joplin 6. Double play-OlsOn to
ehi1nonek. wild pitch-Howey. Struck
out-By HOwey 2, by HOllingsw orth j.
FIRST base on balls-dOll!uEs w0rtf. 3.
hit by -Holiingsworth 3.
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81. Lonls 5. Defroit 4.

Detroit, July 6.-Errors of omission
and commission accounted for all but
one of st. Louis runs. Detroit could do
nothing with Glade excepting in the
fifth.
Score by inningsc r. H z:
Detroit ................0 O 0 0 Q 0 O. 3
81. Louis 80 w y 1 4 y w. \. =
Batteries-sievers and Schmidt Glade
and OsConnor. aaa an az
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Hutchinson 4. L.eavenworth 3.

Hutchinson, Kan, July 6.-The Salt
Packers took the last game from Leav-
enworth. The game was a good clean
one Pettigrewss catch in the ninth
and two double plays by Hutchinson
were the features. The score:
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Where they play tomorrow:
Topeka at Oklahoma City.
Joplin at Wichita.
Hutchinson at Springfield.
Leayenworth at Webb City.

Durbin has pitched nine games on
the Joplin grounds this season and won
seven of theu-s Three of the games
have been extra inning ones and he
has pitched a total of SO innings In
the SO innings. 43 hits have been made
off him. or an average of not quite
five hits to the game. Opposing clubs
have made Il runs, which is an av-
erage of ia runs to the game. His
work on the road has been as good as
his work at home.
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AAfERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.


Boston, July 6.-I.ack of team play on
the part Of the patched-up local team
enabled New York to win, to g.
Score by inningss R.HE
New York ...-........1o o951 OO1-s 10 /
Boston s...............1 0 o o O i O0-3 5 8
Batteries-Hogg and Kleinows Harris
and Peterson.
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of the st. Louis club to pay the second
installment of the draft price. The
excuse Of the St. Louis club was that
the delay IN making the payment was
an oversight. and the commission &C
cepted it.
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caarrh be washed with nhalatons and such %
smoked indicated tobacco cigarettes
When attempt to cata with such things you are wasting tins
impurities blood which produce
disease firmly rooted to become not only disgusting trouble
the
hawking splitting headaches dropping back into the
smell, feeling
debility prove for caar This
this
the blood of all catarrhal
disgusting
andf blood
the
Caah
advice free TsE SWIFT SPECIFIC Cos ATLANTA ca
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Jimmie Cravens has been released by
the local management The long boy
seems to have all kinds of trouble stick
ing in this circuit. For two seasons he
has been bumped from pillar to post
and he received his final bump yestef-s
day. It is hard to determine just what.
the matter is with Cravens. He is a.
hard conscientious worker and always
in condition to play. He has a good as
sortment of breaks and fair speed. One
trouble that is evident is his fault of
making errors at very critical moments.
He seems to tumble OF throw the ball
away just when it will do the most
damage. Last year after leaving the
White Sox Cravens won quite string
of games with Sedalia and finished the
season with a percentage Of over 500.
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At Milwaukee Kansas City s, Mil
Waukee 8.
At Columbus-Columbus s. Indian
apolis 0.
At Louisville-No game; rain.
At st. Paui-l1inneapoli Z. st. Paul
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Cincinnati. July 6.-The national
baseball commission has announced.
that the title to the services of Player
Bennett IS IN the St Louis National
league club although the Seattle.
Wash. club maintained that Bennett
should revert to It through the failure
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wichita is having trouble in signing
young George O'Leary. The Oshkosh
club has acclaim on him and means to
fight it out. They have fled a protest
with Secretary Terrell who will deter
mine the ownership Of O'Leary.
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The Western Association is now the
best over the country. There are less
than 200 points between the leader and
tailender and anybody has a chance to
win the pennant.
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eWfHestts batted for Milton IN eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS

Oklahoma city 30 Q Q IS
Wichita ..--.--.-.--.0 0 0 2-2
Wichita 2 Left on bases-Oklahoma
city T.; Wichita 4. Twobase hits-Hol-
land. P,Pndry, Risley, Wilson. 2: Sell
gle 2 ISase on bAlls-On Root, /: OF
Becker, 4 Hit by pitcher-Bailey,
Miller. Sacrifice hits-I.aughIfn. Time
Of Rame--1.25. Umpire-Regan
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SOUTH CENTRAL LEAGUE.
Old Standing Wiped Out-Guthrie
h Gets New PLAYERS.

Guthrie, Okla, July 6.-The Guth-
RE baseball franchise changed hands
here Thursday and went into the
hands Of J. w. Faulkner, superin-
tendent Of the local street railway
company. The committee wired for
five new players and the game sched-
uled today between Muskogee and the
locals will be pulled off. The local
make up the deficiency Of about $500
and the Guthrie team viii play out
the rest of the season. Today all the
teams Of the South Central. league Will
start on an even footing and the old
standing Will be wiped out. This will
give Guthrie, which has been a. tail
ender. an even chance with the other.
teams 10 win first place in the league.
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a dozen have established the precedent
so far.
Moe than a car load of Beloit people
will take advantage Of the Minneapolis
railroad rates during the national en-
campment G.. A. R.. IA August.
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a 5. Id I sllot VIM.

New York. July 6.=James r.
Keene.s Kurol1i, a to shot. won the
Spendthrift stakes. one mile and a
furlong, at Sheepshead bay yesterday,
defeating the IS to favorite Run
ming Water with Flip Flap third.
Roseben in the nth race ran in the
name Of /. 0. Appleby. He finished
second. Kiamesha- winning BY a nose.
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At Omaha-Omaha 10, Des Moines 2.
At Denver-Pueblo 8. Denver 1.
At Lincoln-Sioux City 4, Lincoln 8
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Kansas State League.

At -Cherryvale 4, Chanute 0.
At Indepen 1ence-Independenc 9,Cof-
feyville 5.
At Bart1esville-PaTson 5,BaFtlesville
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Dammann has been released by the
Nashville management.
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Seattle, WASH. July st is an
nounced that Joe Cans has wired his
consent to come on here and fight
Dave Holly, who recently defeated
RUFF Turner in a hard contest.
Maher Given a Reprimand.
London. July For unnecessari ly
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New York. July 6.-Joe Humphreys,
manager Of Terry McGovern, has re-
ceived the following wire from Jimmy
Conroth: viii MeGovern agree to fight
Britt twenty rounds here the last week
in August, September or October"
Humphreys hash, t answered yet, but he
said: Britt ducked a match with Terry
in the east Now I am not going to take
any chances of injuring MeGovern's
reputation, and If we consent to go west
It viii be only under these conditions:
That McGovern be guaranteed $4,000
win. lose or draw: that he gets 81 $50
for travelling expenses. the sum to be de-
Quoted from the SO 1000; that the $4,000
be posted with Harry Corbett on an
agreed upon date and that II the fight
goes the limit there shall be no decis-
ion p
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The Leavenworth Post continues to
shoot it into the White Sox, this time at
it's valiant leader: 1T has been demon
strated on more occasions than one that
Dick Cooley is not fast enough for the
Western association. He might get his
old job in the National league back
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Tom Hughes continues to win for At
lanta in the Southern league.
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Dummy Laughlin has been purehas-
ed from Webb City by the Wichita
management.
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counted Two more The support OF
both teams was almost errorless. The
Ecores
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INC E1Izs' Special for Denver.

Kansas City Lodge 3. p. o. e. No.
26. has arranged with the Union Pacific
r. R. for a magnificent special train Of
seven Standard Pullman cars. Two
Tourist Pullman cars and -cofnmisary
car to leave Kansas City Saturday ev-
ening. July Il. at Z p. m, viii leave
Topeka at $50 p. M, arriving IN Dem
yer 1 D. M, Sunday, July Is. For ressr-
vations in sleepers. apply to r. A.
Lewis, city ticket agent, SIS Kansas
avenue, or to J. G. Fulton, depot agent.
Chicago and Return .OO-se. FOULS
and Return 2.7O-Santa F'e.
Tickets on sale daily from June l.
Final limit returning October 81.
7. L. KING. Agent.
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They don't Purge. Gripe, nor upset
your Stomach" because they don't act like
Physics
They dent flush out your Bowels and
Intestines with a.costly waste Of Digestive
Juice. as Salts. Castor Oil, Calomel. Jalap.
or Aperient Waters always do.
NO-Cascarets strengthen and stimulate
the Bowel Muscles, that line the Food
passages and that tighten up when food
touches them, thus driving the food TO its
finish.
A cascaret acts on your Bowel Muscles
IS If you had Just sawed 4 cord Of wood. or
walked ten miles.
casoaress move the Food Naturally.
digesting it without waste Of tomorows
Gastric Juice.
The thin, flat, Ten-cent Box is made
10 fit your Vest pocket. or my Lady'ss'
Purse. Druggists 10 Cents BOX.
Garry ii constantly with you and take q
casearet Whenever you suspect you need
pne
Be very careful to get the genuine
made only b he Sterling Remedy Com
pany, and nsxsE sela IL bulk. Every tab
let stamped Gee m
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The observation-disclosures trade has
fallen through because the Webb City
pitcher would not accept Joplin's sal
airy offer.
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St. Louis, July s.-st. Louis won a
score OF to g.
Score by inningss R.H 6
St Louis ........-.....2 0101-4 /
Cincinnati .......-....3 @ 0 0 0 O Ga 3 2
Batteries-Egan. Druhot and Grady
and Mccarthy; Wicker and Livingstone
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President shiveley has issued anoth-
er official order and it has been sent
out to the managers of the Western
Association teams. The order is that
all players who are put out Of the
game by an umpire viii be fined at
least. So by President Shiveley and if,
after he makes an examination of their
case, he finds that the case warrants
a more severe fine he will take It on
without hesitaney- BY this. order the
umpires of the league really have more
power. In this manner they will not
be compelled to take q fine on a play
ers during the game. but If he becomes
too boisterous, they will bench him and
the fine will come as a consequence.
thurman, formerly with the Inde-
pendence Missouri Valley team, is now
taking Cheeks place in front Of the
Webb City pitchers until the recovery
Of the little Gotten stop. sCush, a catch.
er. formerly of Tulsa, has also been
signed and the management has al
ready received a. hattering offer for
him from the Shreveport club of the
Southern league.
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a good chance to signs Nelson, the fast
pitcher with Leavenworth, several sea-
sons past but let it slip by. It enraged
the fans SO that they are publishing
that they viii have, more strength in. the
box or will quit the game.
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Umpire Reagan has been criticised by
the Oklahoma fans already