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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
BOOSTERS BUMPED AGAIN
Wa|Id Wa||a Team Wins in RAGGED
Game

After nine innings of sensational err
rors on both sides, the Inland Wonders
were awarded the game with the Pen
dleton Boosters at the city ball park
Yesterday afternoon by a score Of to
1.
Sensations, however, were not con-
fined entirely to errors, as a number
of long flies were pulled down by the
out fielders, and some fancy infield
work was INDUCED in at rare intervals.
Lorimer, who stood in the pitchers box
when the Wonders wanted to bat.
failed to find the safe path across the
plate, and the home boys swung re-
peatedly on his offerings. securing a
collection of some 10 safeties.
Blackman, who twirled for the Won
ders, showed up well enough, striking
out three men and allowing the WISH
tors only six hits. Tempany and "Hap-
py" Boewer were the bright and shin
ing lights in the Wonders batting list
the latter making three hits out Of
four times up. Walla Walla opened
up with her big guns in the first
inning, scoring three times. In the
second inning she chalked up one
more, and slipped in two in the fol-
lowing.
Penuleton's lonesome score was
written down in the sixth. 1t was
brought in by Kehm following
throw to third which Happy" let slip
through his fingers.
The score.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
EAGLES BAND GIVES AN
ENTERTAINING CONCERT

The first open air band concert Of
the season, given last evening by the
Eagles band, was a decided success.
Twenty men under the able leadership
of Prof. N. E. Herrick, discoursed mar
tial and concert music on the court
house band stand to the delight Of
hundreds of appreciative hearers.
Among the most popular numbers
played were the King Radium" march
the "Cheer Up Mary" medley, the sex
tette from Lucia and the baritone
solo of AL Malone. 1.-The Holy City"
The concerts promise to become a
regular weekly feature with the band
and that they will be appreciated goes
without saying.
The band is making remarkable
progress under the new leadership and
is fast becoming one of the best in the
eastern section of the state.
The next concert will be given Fri
cay evening when several novel musi-
cal advertisements will be introduced.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
MOTION IS OVERRULED
CASE GOES TO JURY

The motion filed Saturday by coun-
sci of the defense, which was taken
under advisement by Judge Whlts"n
III the federal court. was over1I'9n
this morning, and the trial or Jo''H
Johnson VS.. Coughran & Woldsen' COLI
tractors on the North Bank ROAD, WIS
continued today. the court iastructihs
the jury this afternoon.
AS q result of an explosion Of pow
der while working on the grad OF lhe
North Bark road Johnson los' his ey''-
sight and seeks to recover Sl"'''0
damages.
Judge Fenry E. McGirn is rel'T
senting tie plaintiff and Judge - ~
Miller is counsel for the defenuan. =,
The case will not be coiHoi@tei TIN
rOmC-rOw
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
NIPPON N|PPED
BY POLITICS
Sc Say The Wise Men Of
Washington, D. c.

= WASHINGTON, June 10.-The
threatened international incident of
Japan versus the United States as a
result Of the San Francisco disturb
ances is merely an exhibition of ward
politics on a large scale.
The only International feature is.
there happens to be in this country a
number of Japs sympathizing with the
opposition party at home.
The traditional friendship between
Japan and the United States is I'M
disturbed and the San Francisco in
cident is regarded as not bigger than
a window smashing affair.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
Taft OverIooks LaFoIIette.

MADISON. June 10.-Secretary Taft
arrived here at noon and addressed
5000 people during an hours stay. He
left for Milwaukee camp with former
Senator Spooner. He did not mention
LaFolle.te, who assured him WiscOn-
sins vote for the presidential nominal
ton.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
Special Eastern Excursion Rates via
q r r Al

Special Eastern Excursion Rates via
O. r. E. NJ.
Special round trip tickets to Chi
cago, st. Louis, ST. Paul. Minneapolis
and all Missouri river points will BE-
on sale May 20 and 81, June 6, Z. and
s, July 3, and 5, August 8, and 10,
September II, II and Is.
for round trip.
Going limit ten days from date of
sale; final return limit ninety days
from date of sale.
For any information Or reservations,
call at o. r. & N. city ticket office.
Phone main IA.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10

SUMMARY.
Earned runs-Walla Walla 1. Two
base hits-Tempany Bower. Sacrifice
nit-Tempany. Stolen bases-Wicker-
sham, Bower. First base On balls
Off Blackman, 2, off Lorimer 1. Struck
Out-By Blackman 3. Left on bases
Walla Walla 5; Pendleton g. Double
plays-Tempany, unassisted, L. Lieu
allen to Collins, Graves to Alexander
to Harrity. Passed balls-Collins 1,
Lankarj l. Hit by pitcher-Kehm.
Time of game-One hour and Is min
utes. Umpire-Blackman.
The Gilbert Hunt and Gas company
teams played seven inning game as a
preliminary to the main event, the for
mer winning by a score of II to 5.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
AUTOlSTS KILLED.

LONDON, June 10.-A touring
, car in which Mr.. and Mrs. john .
son, California; Mr.. and Mrs.
, Blake, Philadelphia. were motor
ing through Oxfordshire. was :
, overturned this afternoon
, Johnson was killed instantly
; and Blake is fatally injured Both !
, women are in a serious condition.
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kashinnton Crop Report.

Washington Crop Report.
WASHINGTON. June 1o--opinT
wheat 16. 464.00O acres. increase
cent. conditions SS:7. Winter "ne''
conditions, 77:4.
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1907-06-10
Al THE BIG SHOP

Printing done at the big shop
has the advantage Of the latest
machinery, the newest faces Of type,
the best workmanship and is done
on short notice, and at prices not
before quoted in Walla Walla.
Blank books both loose and
solid leaf---stationey just get our
prices on envelopes, letter-heads
statements, bil-heads etc. and see
the saving you can make.
81.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
DOUGtE RTY.
Special Correspondence.

SIetlul correspondence.
Doughcrty, |. r.. Aug. l9,-While
there has been rains all around us,
Doughcrty has been passed by. Cot
ton is growing and doing the best
that is possible for II To do, and II
looks now as though picking will com.
mcuce by the middle of September
There is a report that worms have at.
tackled some pieces, but not much
injury has been done.
The village fathers have commenc.
ed clearing out the weeds which Is
a good move In the right direction.
Rev. NJ Bailey. of the Christian de
nomination. closed his meetings here
last Thursday night and ON Thursday
afternon he baptized John Strickland,
George Kirtley and Mrs. Whitley as
the result of his work here and Gods
blessing upon It.
The meetings held by Rev MIR.
Mallory of the Baptist denomination
out on Rock Creek are largely attend
ed and will continue this week. Five
converts were baptized sunday even
ing.
c. T Wade agent for the Santa
Fe at this village returned from his
trip to Hot Springs last Thursday and
resumed work. Relief Agent Jordon
going 10 Byors, !. T.
Grover Reed. who has been night
operator at this station for over
year spent part of his vacation at
Quanah, Tex, and reported fine
tim, Spoke of seeing farm OF a
thousand acres, all put into melons
He left Sunday noon for Denver. Colo.
Colorado Springs Pixies Peak, etc
Mr. Billy Brcadloyc and family
started on their long trip overland 10
Quitague. Brl-coe county, west Texas.
last THURSDAY Frank Fowler accom-
panied them and win drive one OF the
teams. He win visit Wichita Falls
before he returns.
At the session OF the VI f. SUNDAY /.
school held last Sunday James Fow
Ter was elected superintendent and +
Mrs John Hunter assistant superin- I.
tendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Corbell are re- I
joicing over the advent into their |
home OF a fine boy.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
UNFORTUNATE CAREO FOR
BENEVOLENT SOCIETY FOUND A
HOME FOR The WAITS AND
MOTHER.

Mrs. Minnie McCauley, the woman
who was found In a vacant house In
the east part OF the city, several days
ago by two members of the Benevolent
society of the city was taken on the
night train last night TO Guthrie. Ok.
where she will be placed in the Res.
cue home.
Her two children who were with her
when found, are still in the hands
Of the members OF the Benevolent
society. aud will In all probability
be sent TO the Buckner Orphans
Home at Dallas. Tex. The warrant for
f35, which amount was appropriated
by the city council to assist in send.
ing these unforeinates to a place
where they could be- cared for, was
signed yesterday afternoon by Mayor
II. W. Dick and delivered to the Be
nevolent society. The warrant was
Immediately cashed and the unfortu.
nate woman sent to Guthrie.
Her two children. one 6 years OF
age and the other eleven months, to.
gether with two other children one
nine and the other two years Of age
will in all probability be- sent to Dal-
las. The secretary OF the Benevolent
Society has been In correspondence
with the officers OF the Buckner or.
phans' Home in that city, and the ne
cessary papers have been signed
\ meeting OF the society was held
this afternoon for the purpose OF com.
pleting the arrangements to send the
children OF The ladies' were busy
making clothes and preparing the lit
tie unfortunates for the trip as It Is
expected they will leave tomorrow
The work OF the Benevolent society
and the good women who compose
that body Is very commendable for in
securing homes for these FIVE umtoru.
mates, they have done a great, good
deed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
ALLEGED LYNCHER
ARREST MADE IN DALLAS OF
ONE SAID TO BE WANTED AT
DURANT.

The Dallas News say: Since ear
ly in May the United States deputy
marshafs i'm the Northern District OF
Texas have held an order issued by
United States Commissioner May OF
Dallas for the arrest OF Dock Hath.
cock. charged with murder IN Indian
Territory Hathcock was located in
the city shortly after his arrival but
before the officers could arrest him.
he left. All trace OF him was lost,
until yesterday when Deputy Marshal
u. NJ. Warden recognized him at a
boarding house at 923 l-2 Commerce
street and placed him under arrest
The prisoner acknowledged that he
was the man named In the indict.
ment, aud he told Of his hasty de.
parture frcm Dallas In May, whe. he
discover Il that the officers had 10
Gated him. He was arraigned before
Commissioner May, whore he entered
a plea of not guilty. and was remand
ed to jail by the commissioner, pend
ing his removal TO Durant.
On the 3lst day Of March last a
negro named Jim William was lynch.
ed AT Durant for criminal assault of
a white woman near that city. The
federal grand jury at South McAles.
ter returned indictments against
Hathcock and several others supposed
to have had a hand in the lynching
charging them with murder. On hear
ing OF the action OF the grand Jury
the men indicted left the Territory.
But they were run down one at a
time by the federal officers. and
Hathcock is the last one to be ar.
rested.
II Is said that the people OF Dnrant
are doing all they can to aid the men.
II is said that they raised fund OF
$500 to employ lawyers to defend the
men, but that they could not find a
lawyer who would accept II, as all OF
them were willing 10 give their ser.
vices free in the case.
Federal officers here say that there
is great deal of feeling over the
matter in the Territory, where the
of the white people is with
the prisoners, but whore the govern.
ment seems disposed to try the men
on the law and the facts.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21

Joe Rue and William Riley will
soon move their families To navis
whore the men have engaged to wori,
in the gin. We are sorry to lose
both Of these estimablc families.
Tom Collins has gone To Wynne
wood. where he will take the plao'
of the section foreman, who Is To
take n vacation
j. W nrccdloye went tn Chickasha
last Friday.
Miss Ethel Ford is spending part OF
her vacation with her friend Miss
Cora Morgan.
Mrs. Jcs-" Freeman has been very
sick for the past week.
Mrs. Seclcy. who has been sick
nearly all summer, went to sulphur
for treatment and has returned
greatly benefited.
Mrs. +. II. Tollasou Is visiting her
daughter. May. at Marietta
Mrs Claud Crum OF Crushcr visited
friends in this village Saturday night
and Sunday.
The large party ~ campers from
Oklahoma city. who have been camp
ing out on Buckhorn for the past two
weeks, returned home last Friday
night and II is expected another large
party will arrive tonight George
Hunter and Marke Baldwin have had
charge of the camp over Sunday.
Bill Hampton, the prince of fisher
men, has been having wonderful sue
cess lately, having caught a number
Of immense FISH, the largest ever
caught here. one weighing hfty
pounds and the others 80 large, were
| 10 tell YOU their weight, YOU would
surely think were telling a big FISH
story which | am.
Mrs Tilda con has moved into her
new home. which she purchased from
Billy Breedlove
\ large number OF railroad ties are
being hauled to this station
Mr. Watson's young people enter.
tained number OF their friends with
ice cream and cake last Friday even.
ing
MIR. and Mrs, Watson are visiting
friends out on Oil Greek.
George Haney has been terrible
sufferer for the past three weeks
from a bite from a copperhead snake
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
SOUTHERN COTTON ASSN
ITS OBJECTS AND AIMS EXPLAIN
ED BY ONE OF ITS OF.
FIcERS.

l.. u. Irwin, of saltwater. Okla. a
member OF the executive committee OF
the Southern Cotton Association gave
! out the following interview explain.
ing the workings and object OF the
association. In speaking of the assoc
iation, Mr. Irwin said:
Cotton is the basis of Southern
prosperity the finance of the south.
the coin of the realm. the mainstay
OF business. the prop OF every enter.
prise. the blood OF commerce, and
the subtle agency that keeps in mo-
ton the cumming wheels of industry.
The economic welfare of every one
whatever his business. trade or occu-
patton depends directly or indirectly
upon the income to the community I'm
which he lives, and the prosperity of
every one IL measured by the net in
come 10 the community Of which he
is a part
Farm products are the basis OF this
income here and the price OF farm
products is Of vital concern to all.
The subject Of systematic market.
ing Of farm products, and with us
especially Of cotton, Is as much OF
interest and concern to business men
as II il to the farmers who produce
the crops.
For this reason the Southern Cot
ton association seeks to get the con.
certed action OF the business men OF
the South that they may supplement
the earnest work OF the farmers In
their every laudable effort to obtain
and maintain fair and reasonable
prices for the crops the real value OF
which has not been obtained because
OF conditions that we believe can he
easily changed, and conditions sub
''stituted that will ever be defense
against ruinously low prices that have
ruled the past. In short we have a
plan that We call CONTROLLED market
ing and surplus holding
Mr.. Irwin has consented to give a
full presentation OF the plans and
purposes of the association that We
will gladly give our readers.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
REPUBLICANS DIVIDED
TAFT LINE UP LOOKS WELL BUT
MR.. FAIRBANKS HAS ALSO
STRONG INTERESTS.

Guthrie. Ok. Aug. 2l.-That the
friends Of Secretary of War Taft are
planning the meeting In his honor
at oklahoma City Saturday. as the
capsheaf to their attempts to cinch
sentiment In the new state for the
big cabinet members presidential
boom, Is no longer an uncertainty.
The arrangements have all been
with that view In the foreground. al.
though republicans have generally de.
MED any interest in the contest. But
Taft's claim on the delegation from
the new state will formally be made
at the Oklahoma City event.
There are many republican poll.
ticians who favor the Fairbanks
boom, especially in Guthrie. where
there has been division owe rthe out
look in the presidential race. Former
Secretary of State Grimes is foster.
ing the interests of the Indiana can
didate and Is not In harmony with
the movement for TAFT, In which
Governor Frsntz. Delegate Mcclure
and the Ferguson faction appear to
be lined up.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
CASUAL PHILOSOPHY.

Numberless men not otherwise en-
ployed are excessively busy setting
a bad example.
Curiosity often hides behind the
mask OF sympathy.
Many a man is worth less than the
insurance he carries.
IL costs more to avenge wrong
than 1t does to let 1t go by default
The cheaper advice is TO get the
more 1t costs to follow it.
A woman thinks having good fig
ure depends on her admitting II
when a girl tells her mother OF a
man who tried to kiss her It's sign
II isn't true.
A man can't help admiring the pret-
ty clothes to a woman wears unless
he pays for them.
The reason a woman can always
fool man is she is never SO stupid
as to try to do II with her brains.
Some people are slow to make fast
friends.
The beauty about castles In the air
is that they need no housecleanng.
Lots OF men won't need very large
tombstones to tell OF their good deeds.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
WOULD WEAR The T0cA
OKLAHOMA REPUBLICANS WITH
SENATORIAL AMBITIONS Nc
CURE, FRANTZ & CO.

Guthrie, Ok, Aug. 2O-The cam.
paign Of Bird s. Mcclure, present
delegate to congress from Oklahoma
territory for the republican nomina.
tion OF one OF the United States
senators, from the proposed new
state is receiving serious attention
in republican strongholds II has been
known for some time that the Paw.
neen man had higher aspirations than
which he Is now making a campaign
in the first district MoGuire's rival
is Judge Eagleton OF Pawnee,
1t is understood here that IL the re.
publicans have a fighting chance In
the personnel of the first legislature
governor Frantz will also be can.
didate. Just now he is fully occupied
with his gubernatorial quest. Ex.
Governor Thomas b. Ferguson, can.
didate for congress in the second dis.
trict, has his eyes on the toga and
Dennis Flynn, the former delegate,
is not lost sight of in sounding the
channel approaching the contest in
the general assembly. Mcclure and
Jake V. Admire, editor of the Enid
Eagle, are the only avowed can.
didates who have made formal an.
nouncements.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
Haskell and Prohibition.

Ardmoreite Special.
Guthrie, OK, Aug. 2l.-Now that c.
y Haskell democratic candidate for
governor, has announced unequivo-
cally for statewide prohibition, his
supporters are confident that the ele.
ments in the party will be lined up
sharply, as there has been previous.
R nothing definite known as to Mr..
Haskell's attitude toward the separ.
ate proposition.
While Haskell will lose thousands
Of votes by his declaration at Nor.
man he will gain thousands from the
ranks OF the prohibitionists who have
been In the dark relative to his scnti.
ments, said a politician today.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21

COTTON LETTER.
(By II. G. B. Beer)


New Orleans, Aug. 2l.-There were
reports as light scattered shower
In Texas and Arkansas and showers
10 heavy rains at points in Louisiana
Mississippi and Alabama over night
but as rainfe II in Texas was insig
niflcant and as the state especially
the southern half. has been without
moisture OF any conse luence FOR four
to eight weeks and having been under
the rays OF the most intense sun heat
for longer period than Tor wears, II
seems to have at last dawned upon
traders that there was something in
the unfavorable crop accounts coming
in from Texas during the past three
weeks. especially when the summary
OF the situation Is summed up in this
fashion by the correspondent Of the
Galveston News, located at San An
tonic:
San Antonio, Texas-The last week
OF continued hot, dry weather has
played havoc with late cotton in this
section OF the state, cutting the pros
pectiye yield at least one-half short.
The early cotton will make very fair
crop but the late planted will not
make over one-eighth OF bale TO the
acre, II that. Indications are that the
crop In this section will be much less
than expected. The sr'all yield here
would indicate that there Is going to
be very small crop in the state"
Attention has been called to the APP
proximate rainfall for the state of Tex.
as during the past IL weeks compar-
ed with same period since, 1903. the
total according to official records av-
eraging i.2l this year against 9.95
last year 9.3s year before last, STA
in 1904 and 1925 in 1903 Probably the
most interesting feature in relation
to the probable size of the Texas crop
this year is located in the smallness
of the movement of new cotton al
Houston, Texas, to date, receipts thus
far l0,ss6 against 4s,265 to even date
one year ago. The significance we at
tach to the smallness Of the receipts
of new cotton is that they figure only
about one-fifth OF what they were last
year Notwithstanding the fact that a
most severe drouth, which usually
forces cotton to an early maturity. A
general rain over the southwest at
this time could hardly repair the dam
age done and 1t now looks as though
disaster is threatened unless frost
In the northern part OF the western
belt be late in putting in its appear.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1907-08-21
FOR REDUCTION OF RATES
COMPLAINTS TO BE FILED WITH
INTERSTATE COMMISSION
AGAINST ROADS HERE.
Ardmoreite Special.

Ardmoreite Special.
Guthrie. Ok, Aug. 2l.-Attorney
General Cromwell Is making consider
able progress in the complaint he Is
preparing to file with I'll, interstate
commerce commission against the
trunk lines OF Oklahoma demanding n
reduction on grain rrtos &c Calves
ton and also on domestic rates, which
have been materially increased since
the roads We're forced 20 lower their
schedules ON shipments from the ter
ritory into Texas, by recent decis-
ion OF the commission.
81 am finding plenty OF ment for
prosecution" said Mr.. Cromwell last
night. The railroads methods are
evasive but the exorbitant rates are
cold fact and the probe is working
hard"