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PROF. HEATH DIES SUDDENLY
Stricken at "A. c. Union Depot Upon
Return From LinWoOd, Kan.

kansas City, May 27.-Professor F. e:
Heath, 1403 Garfield avenue. died OF
heart disease at the Union depot sun,
day morning at 1890 o'clock. He h 9,a
son Harvey. was there to greet him
and was present at the death scene.
Professor Heath was an ODD F'elloW,
a Mason and a Knight of Pythias ana
for years was principal of schools at
Honfon. Kan, and Valley Falls, Kan
He came to Kansas City two years
ago. For the past year he had had
charge of the schools at Linwood, k an
and resided with his family here. Inc
school wear had just closed. He was
20 Years Old. wife and two children
survive him. The body is to be sent
tomorrow to Valley Falls for burial
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Co,onial Dames at Lawrence.

Lawrence. Kan, May 27.-The an
nuaI meeting for 1907 of the Colonial
Danes of America of Kansas was held
in the parlors of the Eldridge house
at Lawrence Officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Mrs E. D. Kimball, Wichita;
first vice president, Mrs. E. B. Purcell,
Manhattan; second vice president,
Mrs. John J. ingalls,, Atchison: cor
responding secretary, Mrs William
Hinmann. wichita; recording secre-
tary. Mrs w. B. Brownen Lawrence;
trea surer, Mrs. Howard Dunlahe, En-
noria: registrar. Miss Edith Clark,
I.awrence; historian, Miss Flora
Ciough, Paramount college, Wichita.
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ABsTRACTORs' CONVENTION.
Northwest Kansas Members Will
Gather at Colby June IL.

Colby, Kan, May 27.-The first an
nua1 convention of the abstractors of
northwest Kansas will meet in Colby
Tune IL. The programme as arranged
is as follows: w. B. Ham of Stockton
will deliver an address, Abstract
Work From Attorneys Viewpoint"
followed by an address by 1. w. Crum-
ley of Colby, 1.-THE Importance of an
Abstract followed by H. w. Oshant
of Hays City on irresponsible Compe-
tition; How to Overcome It." Other
talks will be made by J. ]. Dalton of
Mankato, George w. Keys of Oberlin;
E. w. Voorhis of Russell, H. NJ. Thiel
of Colby. w. c. Whip of Concordia,
George C.. Round of Smith Center: H. H.
Oberlin and Thomas A. Leonard of
Goodland-
The Officers of the association are:
President. Charles S. Uhl of Smith
Center; vice president, H. M. Thiel of
Colby; treasurer, j. j. Dalton OF Man
kato secretary, Mary L. Whipple OF
Norton $50
The people of Colby will give the
visiting abstractors a hearty welcome
and dinner. -rrsf
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~Batteu Tor Dung III SIXLH lnuIIls.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Springfield --.-.....0 o Q %
Wichita ...........2 0 0 3 8 OBJ
The summary: Two-base hit-Reed.
Three-base hit-McLear. Bases on
balls-On Olmstead 3. off Young 1.
Struck out-By Olmstead 4, by Young
6, by Clark 8. Left on bases-Spring-
field 4. wichita 6. Stolen Bases-Mi-
Ian 2. Mclean. Bayless 2, Holland.
Sacrifice hits-Milan. First base on
errors-Wichita Z. Hit by pitcher
Murray. Reed. Young, Hetling 2. Wild
pitches-Olmstead 2. Passed balls
Partridge ,. Hits-Of Young in five
innings, off Clark 1 In four innings
Umpire-Guthrie.
Second game.
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Chicago 8, New York 4.

Chicago, May 27.-Chicago and New
York managed to play a trif1e less than
five innings between showers Sunday, the
locals winning to l. When the first
shower was over Manager Griffith took
Orth's place and tried to prolong the play
so that no game would be declared until
Umpire Sheridan admonished him. The
game was a farce after the third inning.
score by innings: R.H E.
Chicago .......................4 0 0 2 2-S s o
New York ....................1 O o o.
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Orth,
Griffiths and Thomas.
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TWO PEDESTRIANS QUIT.
Long Distance Walk of Salina Men
Ends at junction City.

Junction City, Kan, May 27.-The
three business men of Salina who start
ed on tramp a few days ago from
that place to Kansas City: arrived i. mere
Sstnrdav night They had been joined
80 AbiIene by two other Sa1ina men.
a The A party ti1ss-arrived here was com
nosed of c. F. McAdams, Frank Hage,
man. Clarence Wilson, Frank YORK ana aT4e
w Y C,rosser Mr. Wilson and Mr..
Crosser had enough of the trip when
thew eS' arrived here. and returned to sa-
iina The others left here Sunday
morning and went to Fort Riley.
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ant prosecutor of Wyandotte county.
Kan, yesterday. He told of the re-
suits of law enforcement in Kansas
City, Kan, citing the fact that a thou
sand more children We're attending the
public school now than before the be-
ginning of Jaw enforcement, and that
the saving deposit bank increase. more
than repaid for the many years of nom
enforcement of the law.
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ARGENTINE officers at Fort Riley.

junction City, Kan, May 27:-Ihe
three officers of the Argentine ReP 2uIo
III ieutenant Colonel Tomas Nale,
Major Severe Toranza and Lieutenant
Manuel A. Partella, who have been Wis
ting the various army posts OF import
ance in the United States, lett Tor me
ine the various departments of the
school of application
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st. Louis, May N.-Pittsburg batted out
an easy victory over ST. Louis Sunday at
ternoon, II to 5, in the eighth and ninth
innings. Beebe left the game after a dis
pute with KLEIN and st. Louis used up
Karger and Brown before the end of the
game. G
Score by innings: R.H E.
ST Louis .........2O1 OO'O200- II A
Pittsburg ............2 O OIL 0 o GA Al u 3
Batteries-Beebe, Karger, Brown and
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Bases on balls-On Kaufman 2. off
Young 1, off Clark 1. Struck out-By
Kaufman IL, by Young 2, by Clark s..
Left on bases-Springfield s, Wichita
s. Double play-Murray to Garfield.
Stolen bases-Smith Need, Milan. Nc
Lear, Bayless 6. Kelly 2. Sacrifice hits
Olmstead, Annis. Hit by
pitched ball-McLear. Hits-On
Young in three innings, off Clark
in eight innings. Umpire-Guthrte.
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WILL Pillow UP THEIR OATS.
Farmers in Riley County Find the
Green Bugs Are Active

Junction City, May 27.-From diff
ferent parts of this county came re-
ports Saturday that many oats fields
have been completely destroyed by
green bugs. The farmers say that Fri
day morning their fields look as green
at any previous time, and that by
Saturday evening their entire crop had
been destroyed. Today some farmers
west and north of Junction City will
begin blowing up their oats fields and
sowing other crops
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Totals
OKLAHOMA CITY.
Totals .............41
SCORE BY INNIN

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oklahoma City 20 O DO
Leavenworth 80 0 0 0 o. .
The summary: Earned runs-Okla-
home City Z. Two-base hits-White,
Gill. Three base hit-Gill- Sacrifice
hits-Fisher, White. Stolen bases
Wiser, Gill, Quiesser, Bases on balls
Off Gilbert I, off BemiS 1. Hit by
pitcher-Lofton. Struck out-By Gill
bert 6, by Bemis 8. Wild pitch-Gil-
bert. Hits-On Gilbert in four and
one-third innings, off Hollingsworth 8
in four and two-third innings. Left on
L, Oklahoma City
s. Time-1:50 Umpire-Kilduf.
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American League.

Chicago 8, New York l.
St. Louis 8, Boston l.
Cleveland 3. Philadelphia 2.
Detroit ashingtons no game. rain.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Cincinnati 9. Chicago 8.

Cincinnati. May 27.--Overal was easy
for Cincinnati Sunday afternoon and was
compelled to retire after the third inning,
In which five hits, netting five runs, were
made off him. Manager Chance was Ill,
HOFFMAN covering first base in his place
Score by innings: r + r.
Cincinnati .........2O $4,000 1 80 II /
Chicago -.............01 90 600 O-S g. 4
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei; Overall,
Reulbach and Moran.
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To Build a soda Ash Plant.

Hutchinson,s May Fiat a meeting Of
the board of directors of the Hutchin-
son Chemical and Alkali company it
was found, by checking things up. that
the stock of the company had been ov-
er-subscribed. OF the capital stock of
$3.50. 600 which was to be sold. an amount
Greater than this has been taken. This
is an assurance that the plant is to be
built.
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4 Pittsburg Hotel Sale.

Pittshurg. Kan, May 27.-A deal
has been Closed by which the Hotel
Sfi7welI is sold by o. K. Dean to
George M Wagner of Marshalltown,
Gowa THE building is leased for ten
80 &c The fixtures, furniture and all
other. property connected with the
hotel are sold to Mr.. Wagner for
e On 000
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Player
Totals -.
JOPLIN.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Hutchinson .........1 0 0 o 81
Joplin ..-............-O 0 0 > 0 0 %
The summary: Earned runs-Hutch-
inson 8. Two-base hits-Wilson, Wood
Home run-Zink. Bases on balls-Om
Horton 5. Struck out-By Horton z,
by Root 4. Hit by pitched ball-Noyes.
Passed ball-Noyes. Double play
Olson to Armstrong. Left on bases
Hutchinson Z. Joplin 10. Stolen bases
Wilson, johnson, Andrews, Nc
Luckie, Root, Fillman. Sacrifice hits
-Pettigrew, link, Horton. Time
1870. Umpire-Eckman.
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Argentine WaterworIxs Sold.

Kansas City, Kan. May CIV. J.
Buchan, attorney for the Metropolitan
Water company, has purchased the
Argentine water plant from NJ V.
Watson. The consideration given in
the deed is 81. The property is said
to be worth about $4,000. The plant
supplies the city of Argentine with
water drawn from the Kaw river. 1t
includes a pump house and stand pipe.
The franchise, has t&o and one-half
years to run. q a&~
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At Observation-Disclosures 8, Harvard 8.
At Ithaca. N. Y.-Cornell 16, Amherst 1.
At West Point-West Point 3, Fordham
At South Bend, Ind,-Notre 4. Purdue 3.
Q2 innings.)
At Iowa City-Iowa 6. Cornell 3
Baker u, Emporia Normal 3. --
Manhattan s. Lindsborg l.
Coffeyville s, Tulsa 2.
Independence G. Muskogee 0. ''
Plevna 10, Partridge z.
Corning s, Goffs o.
Auburn 2, Burlingame 0.
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Lawrence, Kan, May 27-With the score
to 2 against the Lawrence baseball tea m
Angney made a three-ba drive sending
In two runs ahead of him in the ninth in
ming, winning the game for the local team
Sunday from the K. c.. A. c. nine
Score by innings: RHE
K. C. A. C.............OO 100000 3
Lawrence '.-........-..0 0 0 0 O0103 "a s 8
Batteries-Walker and Butterworth Par
nell and Gibson.
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Law vioIators Fined $1,000.

Fort Scott, Kan, May 27.-Judge
Simons in district court Saturday fined
Charley and Jose Dunkerton $1,000
and six months in jail, each. for VIOLA
ton of the prohibitory law.
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sHaiIa and Runkle out on bunted third
Topeka.
SCORE ~ INNINGS.

OOOfNE D 4 I-N4N4-NNIG5-
Webb CITY ..O o 0 o 0 0 90
Topeka ..-...........O 0 o 0 1 o.
The summary: Two-base hits
Cheek, Davis. Bases on balls-On
Milton 2, off Allison 2. Struck out
BY Milton 8, by Allison 5. Left on
bases-Webb City 4, Topeka 5. Dou-
BILE play-Price to Jones to Olson. Stol-
en- bases-Cheek. Dalrymple, Painter,
Henry, Olson. Sacrifice hits-BIaus-
ser. Milton. Time of game-1:45.
500. Umpire-Jacobs.
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western Association Standing.
SATURDAYS Game.

Springfield, Mo-. May H-wichita de-
feated Springfield here Saturday by a
score of to ?. The game was in the
hands of the visitors all through and
there was much roasting of Umpire
Guthrie, who was thought by many to
have been unfair in his rulings and favor
ing the visiting team.
Score by innings: R.H.E.
Spring field .........-..0 0 0 1-2 10 4
Wichita ...............3 0 0 90 2-7 8 0
Batteries-Ellis and Partridge; Becker
and Weaver. Umpire-Guthrie.
Hutchinson, Kan, May 27-The game
here Saturday was terrific swatfest with
Joplin on the long end to the tune of Is
to 6. All four pitchers were both wild
and hard hit.
Score by innings: RH e.
Joplin ...............O2 20 71OO41-I5 II
Hutchinson 20 0 O. 6 8
Batteries-Quiesser, Root and Wander
hill; Atchison, Dalquist and Moves. I'm
pire-Rekman.
Leavenworth, Kan. May 27-Middleton
was batted to all parts of the lot Satur-
day while Mcfarland was inYincible and
batted out four hits himself.
Score by innings. RH E.
Oklahoma City.......0.O 2 1 0 0 3 II 10 l
Leavenworth .-.--....O 0 0 90 3 8
Observation-Disclosures and Goss: Middle
ton, Hollingsworth and Quiesser.
Webb City. Mo. May 27.-Shaner was
won from Topeka Saturday, to l. For
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ST. MARY.s. DEFEATED.
Lost Saturdays Game to the Jayhawk-
ers by Score of IL to g..


ers by Score of IL to 6.
ST. Mary's, Kan, May 27.-The st.
Mary's college team. met their first
defeat in nineteen games, Saturday
afternoon, at the hands of Kansas
university. The ST. Mary's men We're
off color in their playing which ac-
counts for, the defeat by score of IL
to 6. Bakule started in to pitch and
worked for three-innings during
which time the visiting collegians Sc
cured nine runs Bakule was wild an
ineffective and was given poor sup
port. Hendrix succeeded Bakule and
held the visitors safe during the rest
of the game The features of the game
were the batting of Tommy Burns, the
st. Mary's first baseman, and "Jojoe"
Hendrix, the pitcher. Hendrix batted
one thousand. securing, a single
double and a triple out of three times
up. After the fourth inning st.
Mary's played an uphill game but
were unable to overcome the lead of
the Jayhawkers.
Score by innings: RI. E.
Kansas ...............4 o 5 00002 oil Z S
st. Marys :...s % o o ? 10
Batteries-St.i iMary's. Bakule, Hen
dirk and Govereau; Kansas, Harlan
and Brookens. n
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American League Standing.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Louisville-Louisville, s: Toledo, q
At apolis-Minneapolis 6; Kansas
City, 5.
At St. Paul-St Paul, 1; Milwaukee. 3
At Observation-Disclosures, 4; indianapolis,
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was Formerly. of HoIton.

Perry, o. T.. May -27.-Dr. A. B. Nc
Candless, aged 70, pioneer physician
of Columbus City. Ia, and Holton,
Kan, died here Saturday at the home
of his son, H. A. McCandless.
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national League Standing.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. Louis 3. BOSTON 2.

St. Louis May 27.-Boston lost TIL
final game of the series to St. Louis, to
g. Howell pitched good ball and st. Louis
errors did no particular damage
Score by innings: R.H e
ST. Louis ..........s2O1 O02O%-S II 5
Boston ...-.... ........O2 0 OO01O0-3 8
Batteries-Howell and Spencer; Dineen
and Criger.
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American Association standinc.
WESTERN LEAGUE.
Sioux CITY 9, Pueblo 4.

Pueblo. May 27.-Although the score was
not close, the crowd made an attempt to
mob Umpire Conahan in the ninth inning
when he made a close decision against
Pueblo when the locals had taken a rally
Score by innings: RHE
Pueblo .............1O O-OOOOO3-4 10 4
Sioux City. o o 0 6 0 o 0 % 10 o
Batteries-Jackson, Morgan and Smith;
Corbett and Spies.
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Good Rain at Lakin.

Lakfn, Kan, May 27.-The dry
was broken Saturday afternoon by a
fairly good rain. Crops were needing
moisture, but no serious damage has
been done. Green bugs are not present
in this section and the wheat crop
gives promise of fair yield.
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function city Eagles Raided.

Junction City, Kan, May 27.-The
Eagles lodge and club room were raid
ed here Saturday by the police force
on search and seizure warrants. A
large quantity of beer was conf1scated
and the owner of the building and two
men connected with the management
of the club room arrested.
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Death of Rev. Nj. ID. Tennev

Junction City Kan, May 27.-Rev.
M. D. Tenney, for many years a resi-
dent of this city, died here Sunday.
He was aged Sc years. He was a re-
tired Congregational minister, and was
a soldier of the Mexican war
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Wrestling at Wichita Fridav

Wichita, Kan. May 27.-Wichita's
wrestling policeman, George WEIGH
man, who recently secured the decision
in a bout with Leo PardiIlo will meet
kid" Kennedy here on Friday night
in a catch-as-catch-can bout two out
of three falls, with strange hold barred
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Schmelzers 10, Bonner Springs Q.

Bonner Springs, Kan, May 27-In a gar
rison finish the Schneider Alma company
team of Kansas City defeated the locals
here Sunday.
Score by innings: r II =
Bonner Springs. .....4 210 100000 -9 IL
Schmelzers .-.-.....-1 003 0 0 80 Il 4
Batteries-Baker and Curtis; Burns and
Smith and Lucy.
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Nferiden, - valley Fails I:

fMeriden, Kan, May T.-Meriden defeat
ed Valley Falls on baseball here Sunday
by score ofe4 toll. Batteries: Meriden
Robinson and Metzger; Valley Falls
Jackson and Burdick. There were ten
strikeouts for Robinson, he allowing four
hits. Jackson made two strikeouts and
seven hits. Attendance, 300. Time: So
minutes.
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Elmer Meredith has signed up with
the Columbus team in the Cotton
States league. He was traded to the
Columbus team for Lawrence Milton,
who is now manager of the Ugly Duck
lings. Meredith will probably do better
down south than he. could in this league
anyway, as players of age are generally
better in a warm country.
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Hutchinson 4. joplin ..

Hutchinson, Kan, May 27.-Hutch-
inson made an even break with Joplin
by winning Sundays game, to 2. Hor-
ton was a puzzle, while Root was COM
paratively easy. links home run was
the feature. The score:
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wichita 1914. Springfield O-s.

Springfield, Mo-, May 27.-Wichita
won both games from Springfield Sun
day by scores of IL to 0, and to 8.
The first game was a farce owing to
the ragged work of the locals. Kauf-
man out pitched both Young and
Clark in the second, but was poorly
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Denver 4, Lincoln 2.

Denver, May 27.-Reddick's errors gave.
the game to Lincoln in the fourth, but
his hitting won it back in the fifth and
seventh innings.
Score by innings: RHE
Denver ................O0 OO1O30 &-417 3
Lincoln .-.....-........O 0 O2OOO0 % s 2
Batteries-Adams and Zalusky; Mckay
and Sullivan. =
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CofeyyiIIe Q. Caney 5.

Caney. Kan. May 27.-The Coffey-
vile nine took a game from Caney
Sunday afternoon by a score of to 5.
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Harrington, Kan, May 27.-Arrange-
ments are completed for the annual
spring tournament to be given by the
Harrington Gun club at their grounds
here Wednesday, May 80. A programme
of 200 birds will be shot and liberal
purses are offered.
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The Nets lost the other day and the
Springfield Republican next morning
said this under the head "Stick to the
Farm:" There a1e1 men now playing
on some teams in the West tern Associa-
ton who would fare better if they We're
holding the handles of a double-shovel
pillow in the springtime and plucking
the long ears of golden corn or husk-
ing pumpkins in the fall. We don't
know that any of Miranda's boys are
getting money for meal tickets from
Dad" Pierce, but somehow, along with
the loyal fans of Springfield, we can't
help but believe that there are men on
the Midget team who ought to be hew-
ing railroad ties or clearing the brush
from the forests of the Ozark uplift.
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Oklahoma Pest: Page, with yester-
days success has added another one to
his string of victories since the young
ster joined the Nets. One of the good
features of his work is that he has not
allowed any great number of scores
against him in any of his games. He
has two shut outs to his credit and
in no game has he allowed more than
two of his opponents to cross the plate
for runs.
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scammon 8. Frontenac 4.

Scammon, Kan. May z7.-The Scammon
Maroons beat Frontenac Sunday to l.
Batteries-Frontenac, Bessen and Bessen;
Scammon, Lindley and Iteid
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City, Kan, school children, visited
here Saturday. They were shown all
the points of interest at Lansing, the
Soldiers home and Fort Leavenworth.
They had school athletic sport among
themselves on the Soldiers home
grounds.
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SATURDAY BASEBALL GAMES.
american Association.
National Leagu

-ANHAEAH O<AAH 1ASoONHt1UIOAA"
No games played; rain in Minneapolis,
st. Paul, Columbus and Indianapolis
National League.
Chicago 5. Cincinnati 0.
New York s. Boston 1.
Pittsburg est. Louis 8.
Philadelphia 677,s Brooklyn "a.
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NIcAIester a BartIesviIIe o

playing on the part of Bartlesviiie and
good support of Degglin by McAlester's in
held won for the visitors Sunday.
Score by innings: -- II r
McAlester ............O OO.O1o o. 8 3
Bartlesville ...........2 O. 90 90 00-2 6 5
Batteries-Jegglin and Jeffries: Cheney
and Barley. Umpire-F'fnney.
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Springfield Republican: The attend
ance at the Springfield Oklahoma City
game was not good enough to pay the
Nets their guarantee. Other towns are
after the Springfield franchise but
Manager Pierce is determined to try
to make the team pay.
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EIlinMood 1O. L.nrned

Ellinwood, Kan, May 7-EIIinwood
won from Larned by a score of 10 to 4
batting Barngroyer out of the box in the
fifth inning. Batteries-Bowers and Ores
sen; Barngrover, Biount, Smith and Win
chester.
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NJ e Trickett in the .Pnlpit

Kansas City, Kan, May 27.-The pull
nit of the Linwood Presbyterian church
was. occupied by C. w. Trickett, assist
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Eddie From, who was purchased
from indianapolis by Wichita this
spring. and was. then released to Des
Moines, has finally come to terms with
will twirl for that team during the re-
mainder of the season.
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roster was hit at will.

roster was hit at will.
Score by Innings: R-E E:
Webb City............1 21.2O O.@-6 10 2
Topeka .......-.......00 o 1 o OIL 1915
Batteries-Shaner and Cheek; Forester
and Henry
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Chapman IA, Fort Riley 10.

Chapman, Kan. May PA heavy
wind and clouds of dust swept the dia-
mond Sunday. The home team won
from Fort Riley by the score of IA TO
10. Errors and hits were numerous.