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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-13
RAILROAD NEWS.
Santa Fe Is Active in Many
Fields.
POrtales Belen Cut Off Will
Soon Be Ready.
WANTS THE MIDLAND.
RumOrs Floating Around That
Santa Fe Has Bought 1t.
Other Items Of Interest to
Railway People.

wellington, Kan, June 13.-That the
Santa Fe is preparing to put the
Portales-Belen cutoff into service i'll
the near future is evidenced by the
announcement from Woodward that a
cors of serveyors has arrived there
and commenced the preliminary work
toward Strengthening out the line OH
that division, reducing curves and
grades, so that it will be able to han
die the heavy California traffic which
will be sent that way as soon as the
cutoff is put into operation. 1t is the
intention to route all of the heavy
freight traffic and probably much Of
the through passenger traffic for Cali.
fornia that way, in order to avoid
heavy grades on the Ration pass.
The through California business will
then run from Kansas City over The
Ottawa-Emporia cutoff to Empor1a,
over the old main line to Newton,
south to Wichita, thence via Mulvane
to Wellington and on west over the
Southern Kansas and Pecos Valley
lines to Portales, then on the new cut
off to Belmont, where it strikes the
main line again.
The possibility of the Santa Fe pur-
chase of the Midland Valley is again
being discussed in the territories. 1t
is known that the Santa Fe has made
several efforts to buy the Mldland
Valley, but was not quite willing to
come up to the price demanded by the
present owners of the road, and as a
result will have to pay about $4,000. GOO
more for it than it would at an earlier
date. A deal had been practically
closed for it's purchase at $4,000, 900
when the Glenn oil pool was opened
up and a spur built from jerks to the
heart of the field. As result of the
extra business caused by the opening
up of that oil field, the owners OF the
Midland Valley have advanced, their
price to S21 900, 600 and that is the, fig
ure at which the Santa F'eSts now SAID
to have made the purchase.
1t is claimed that the Santa Fe IS
also the purchaser of the Arkansas
Central and tho Dardanelle Ola ana
Southern, two small Arkansas roads
which have recently changed hands.
The Midland Valley runs from Arkan-
sas City, Kansas, to Fort Smith, Ar
kansas, and the purchase of the two
roads mentioned would enable 1t to
run on from Fort Smith to Little
Rock.
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THEY FUSS OVER SUNDAY.
Some Preachers Believe Sabbath
should Be Quiet at. Chautauqua.

Some Preachers Believe Sabbath
should Be Quiet at Chautauqua.
Ottawa, Kan. June 13.--The question
of Sunday observance has caused dis
sension in the Ottawa Chantauqua as
sembly-the oldest chautauqua assembly
in the west-and has involved many
ministers of eastern Kansas in discus
sion as to what constitutes a proper OBJ
servance of the Sabbath. The situation
has resulted in the presentation of the
resignation of the Rev. c. s. Nusbaum
of Independence as president and super
intendent of the institution.
1t is said that the controversy will
not affect the programme in any way
The Rev. Mr.. Nusbaum states that his
conscience will not permit him to take
part in a dissertation of the Sabbath
such as is contemplated by the assembly
arrangements for a Sunday programme,
with an admission price at the gate and
special trains to bring visitors in 1t
is upon the point of special trains that
the dispute generally hinges, and so
heated has the controversy become that
a committee of Ottawa ministers, 1t is
said, has sent letters from the Minister
ial association to the ministers through
out eastern Kansas asking that efforts
be made to keep patronage away from
the special trains and that the desecra-
ton of the Sabbath be discouraged in
every way possible.
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DROP FIRST ONE.
Joplin Takes Ten Inning Game
From White SOx.
Player Umpires Make a Fiasco
Of the Contest.
NEW BATTERY TRIED.
Both Arnold and TOnneman
Make Good.
Captain Hurlburt Gives an Ex-
hibition of Temper.

In the seventh inning Armstrong had
a grievance against Umpire McIrnis
and demanded that the latter be retif-
ed. Hurlburt agreed to take Mac out
providing Root was taken out and
Henry was substituted for both men.
Henry did a good job and would make
an improvement on some of the West
ern Association officials but he made
one mistake. In the ninth inning Ra-
gan came home on Tonneman's fielders'
choice and Henry called him out. There
is no doubt that the ball reached home
before Ragan did but Vanderbilt neg
lected to touch the runner.
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A BAD BILL PASSED.
One Dollar Raised to Twenty Bought
Tickets at Hutchinson.

Hutchinson, Kan. June IA one
dollar bill that had skilfully been
raised to a twenty was passed on Glen
Eddie, ticket agent at the Santa Fe
depot. It was passed during the rush
while the morning trains were in by
q local cab driver who purchased
tickets for two persons. Mr.. Eddie
says that he would have noticed the
defect in the bill had it been present.
ed by a stranger, but being from one
he knew quite we'll, paid no attention
to 1t until he was checking up his
business later in the day.
The cab driver had not looked at
the bill either. 1t was handed to him
with instructions to buy the tickets.
He knows who gave him the money.
The counterfeiting was neatly done
and would be passed by any one in a
hurry.
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TWO STATE TOURNAMENTS.
Golf and Tennis Events Will Be at
Wichita This Season.

Wichita. June 13.-Oklahoma will
take part in the golf tournament here,
Kansas towns represented being Law
renee. Atchison, Topeka, Newton
Hutchinson. Merton, Wichita and any
other clubs wishing to send represen-
tatives, as the tournament will be
open to ALL
Tennis players from all the princi-
pal clubs in Kansas, Oklahoma and
Missouri, including men from Kansas
City, St. Joseph and Oklahoma City
will attend the tennis tournament to
be held here in July. Suitable cups
and prizes will be offered by the local
club. tf-
The first of state tournaments will
be a tennis tournament to be held on
the Country club courts late in July.
The other is a golf tournament en-
bracing teams from the principal
cities in three state, which is planned
to hold some time in the forepart OF
September.
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Topeka tried out a new battery in
the game. Arnold, the big pitcher,
worked on the rubber and showed that
he had the goods. He is a trifle wild
but that is about all that can be said
against him. He has more smoke than
any pitcher who has worked here this
season and is hard to hit. Tonneman
worked behind the bat and made good.
He is especially strong in throwing.
Lawler, the new outfielder did not have
much of a chance to show off in the
field. He dropped one difficult chance
and took care of his only other one.
In the eighth inning he secured a tri-
pie.
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MernsIc-Nfontana Kid Bout.

Los Angeles Cal, June ia
twenty-round match between Jimmy
Burns George Memsic) of Chicago
and the Montana-Kid has been ar
ranged for Los Angeles for June IL.
The winner will take all.
Joplin News Herald: Runkle got
two singles to right and two singles to
left out of four times UP, being the
only player on either side to slug in
the 1000 per cent class Monday.
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Lawlor Can Run Some.

Joplin was the first to score, Fleming
walked and Vanderbilt went to first
when Arnold threw wild to Olson 20
make a double, Fleming going to third
on the play. Vanderbilt started for
second but Raglan intercepted the play
and threw Fleming out at the plate.
Happy Westcott, one of the poorest
batters In the association. then lined
out a double and Joplin scored her
first run.
Topeka's only run came in the sew
enth inning. Raglan singled but was
caught at second on Runkers fielders'
choice. Olson sacrificed Runkle TO
third <Tenneman then sent up sky
rocket in the vicinity of the pitcher ana
by the time Westcott, .Rohn, Queisser
and Olson had missed it Runkel was
safe at the, plate. In. the eighth Law
Ter started off with a triple when no
one was out but was unable to get any
further:
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exact circumstances as they we
brought into play.
The tale of sadness in figures:
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Lydia B. Conley has filed a petition in
the United States district court here
asking that a permanent injunction be
rotary Of the interior. and three COM
missioners, H. B. Walker w. A. Silup-
sen and T. G. Walker, preventing them
from disturbing the graves or moving
the bodies of Wyandotte Indians from
the Huron cemetery in Kansas City,
Kan. She alleges that they are about
tC attempt this and claims the right as
a Citizen Wyandotte Indian" to pro-
test, basing her authority on a treaty
made in January, 1855.
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10 ATTACK WEIGHING LAW.
Question Raised as to validity of New
Missouri Statute.

Jefferson City, Mo-, June ID
Frank Walker, former attorney gen.
eral, was here yesterday looking into
the matter of instituting proceedings
against putting in operation the law
enacted at the recent session of the
general assembly, which places the
weighing of all grain in public ware
houses and in private warehouses
which do public business in the
hands of the state board of railroad
and warehouse commissioners.
Whether applica ton will be made
for writ of quo swarranto in the SUI
preme court or IAN injunction be
sought In the circuit court in st. Louis
has not been determined. Whatever
step is taken, however, will be direct
ed against the board of railroad COM
mfssioners and the chief weighers in
the grain inspection department in st.
Louis and Kansas City.
The proceedings are being brought
by the Merchants exchange of St.
Louis and the board of trade of Kan
sas City.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
Lincoln ga, Des Nfoines 81.

lincoln, Neb. June 13.-Lincoln won
both games of the double header with Des
Moines Wednesday afternoon. putting the
champions out of first place for the third
pitchers did good work, but Lincoln's hits
were punched in both games.
Score by innings: Ri e.
Des Moines ..........O 0 o 0002 o. o
Batteries-McKay and Sullivan; Clark
and Yeager.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H. E.
Lincoln .......:..........1o 2 0Os4 2
Des Moines ....0 O0O010O-1 Z 2
Batteries Stimnlei and Zinran; Spoorer
and Yeager.
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Auto Convention for Emporia.

Emporia, June 13.-The Emporia
Kansas division of the American Mo-
tor league to hold Its first annual con-
vention here in September. The con-
vsntion will begin September and
Will last several days. If the conven-
ton comes here it will mean that sew
eral hundred people will be visitors in
town. 1t is expected that one hundred
machines will come to the convention,
and each machine will bring an aver
aye of four people.
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Slated for Gibson in eighth.
WICHITl
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCORE BY INNINGS.
Oklahoma City 10 0 0 1 o.
Wichita .............O 2 o A-6
The summary: Earned runs-Okla-
homa City 1, Wichita g. Two-base hits
-Speer q. White, Gibson, Gill. Three
base hit-Hetling. Home run-Holland.
Sacrifice hits-McLear, Kelley. Stolen
bases-Rapps 2. Bases on balls-Off
Gibson 2, off Speer 1. Struck out-By
Gibson 8, by Speer 4. Left on bases
Oklahoma City g. Wichita 5. Passed
ball-Weaver. First base on errors
Oklahoma City e. Wichita 2. Hit by
pitcher-Lofton. Time-1:50. Umpires-
Jacobs and Verschure. Attendance
$500.
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WELLINGTON Tragedv GROWING.

Attorney Herrick says he is in possess
sion of sufficient evidence to implicate
other parties than John w. Gray now
under arrest, in the conspiracy to MUIR
der his son-in-law, Handler, whose
dead body was found on the railroad
tracks on the morning of March Z, last.
1t is now believed that two men were
engaged in the sandbagging and other
arrests are expected in a few days. E
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ty in this state, and Crawford, Cherokee
and Labette counties in Kansas. It is
to touch Columbus and Pittsburg. in
Kansas, and by connections will reach
Neosho. in this state.
The incorporates are: H. w. Noble,
Detroit, Mich; Fred Fl. Fitch, Pittsburg,
Kan; d. L. Robinson, Buffalo, N. Y;
Jos. j. Heiman, John A. Prescott, r. E.
Richardson, Edward C. Wright and C.
G. Hutchinson, Kansas City; John w.
w. Ground, William w. Calhoun and
Thomas Kirwin, Carthage.
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SHORT NEW ORLEANS ROUTE.
Edison Announces Plans of Kansas
City Southern.

City Southern.
Kansas City, Mo-, June Ia A.
Edison, president of the Kansas City
Southern railway, has announced the
route for the proposed extension of the
line to New Orleans. The New Or
leans branch Will start from Leesville,
La, 11S miles north of Port Arthur.
and run southeasterly through Oberlin
and Eunice' to Crowley on the South
ern Pacific, which will be paralIeled as
far as New Iberia, forty-one miles.
From that point the route runs east
erly and southeasterly between the
Texas Pacific and the Southern Pa
cific lines, passing through a rich SUI
gar plantation country The length of
the branch from Leesville TO New Or
leans will be about $50 miles, and the
distance from Kansas City to New Or
leans 91S miles. This will be the short
line between Kansas City and New
Orleans.
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Joplin in the tenth worked Fillfnan
around without the sign of a hit or
an error. Fillman walked and was
sacrificed to second by Harrington.
Rohn sent grounder to Raglan aud
while the latter was throwing Rohn
out at first Fillman scored from Sec
ond. and the turbulent exhibition came
to a belated finish. 1t was a brilliant
piece of base running.
Persch made a grandstand catch of
a liner from Davis which looked good
for a hit and would have won for To-
peka Fleming made a stab in the
atmosphere and plucked one with one
hand which ended the game. The fea-
ture however, of the game as herein
before mentioned was the failure of the
umpires to comprehend precisely the
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Jay Andrews is now batting 393 for
Hutchinson. If the big doctor had
not been so unluclxy in having f1elders
on the opposing teams rob him last
year he would have had a higher bat
ting average than he has this season.
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Colorado. who was here last week to
confer with Finney county growers,
went over the contract propositions
with them. He Will return this
week to definitely close UP and make
necessary preliminary arrangements
In the mean time enough seed will
be shipped down to assure immed-
late planting.
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Death OF a NVaverIx Man.

Waverly, Kan, June ia message
was received here Wednesday from
Wray, Colo. stating that Guy Osborn,
who recently went there, had dropped
dead in a feed lot while feeding stock.
He had recently returned from the
army, after a five years service and
gone to Colorado for the benef1t of his
Mife's health.
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Totals
LEAVENWORTH.
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Springfield .-........0 2 2 0 o 8 IS
Leavenworth ......0 L o o o 0 23
The summary: Earned runs-Spring-
field 1, Leavenworth 1. Two-base hits
Cole, Reed, Vaughan, Quiesser q Three
base hft-Nee. Bases on balls-On Greg
DRY 8, off Hollingsworth 1, off Middleton
l. Struck out-By Middleton 6. Hits
Off Hollingsworth in three innings, off
Middleton in five innings. Left on
bases-Springfield 4, Leavenworth 5.
Double plays-Reed to Welter, Smith to
Reed, Laughlin to Shumeyer to
Vaughan. First base on errors-Spring-
field f. Umpire-Eckman.
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The Jury Couldn't Agree.

Paola, Kan, June 13.-The jury in the
Carl Baker case was discharged yester-
day after being out ninety-six hours.
Six stood for acquitta1 and six for con-
viction. Carl Baker was tried for the
murder of Eugene Voss, a farmer, in
Weaver township, this county, Novem-
Der "A. 1906. Voss was found shot to
death in the bed Of his wagon. Baker
is 20 years old.
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Newton Papers New Home.

Newton, Kan. June 13.-The KAN
san has completed arrangements for a
home of its own and. unless unfore-
seen delays are encountered, the plant
will be established in fine new quar-
tiers, designed and built expressly for
a modern newspaper. by September 1
of this year. 1t will be lighted and
heated with natural gas and the mo-
tive power for the presses and limo
types will be furnished by three cleo
trio motors.
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lightning Hits school House.

Wakarusa, Kan. June 13.-During a
severe electrical storm which occurred
here Wednesday lightning struck the
cupola of the school house and set it
on fire. The blaze was discovered by
Arthur May. He spread the alarm
and most of the population turned out
in the mud and rain to fight the
flames. The blaze was finally extin-
01IiShed
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JoPLIN-PITTSBURG LINE.
Charter Asked for Road to Run in
Kansas.

ton for a certificate of Incorporation
was made to the secretary of state yes
terday afternoon by the Joplin and
Pittsburg Railway company of Joplin.
capitalized at S., 1000, 900. The proposed
road is to be $50 miles in length, origi-
mating at Joplin, traversfng j asker coun-
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STOLE DENTAL GOLD.
lola Offices Entered by Burglars With
Skeleton KEYS

lola, Kan. June 13.-Three lola
dentists were visited by thieves some
time in the night and forty dollars
worth OF dentist supplies and tools
we're taken. The work of the thieves
shows they must either be dentists or
some one who makes business of en-
teStng dentists offices. In every case
but that of DR.. Chastain's admission
to the office was gained by the use of
a skeleton kew.
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JOPLIN,
Totals .ss
SCORE BY INNINGs

Topeka ..........0 90 0 10 o OIL
Joplin ............0 0 0 o o Il
Summary: Three base hit--Lawler.
Two base hit-Westcott. Sacrifice hits
e Olson 2. Harrington, S. Olson,
Queisser, Westcott. Stolen bases-Van-
derhill, Tonneman, Abbott. Bases on
balls-Off Arnold g. off Westcott 1.
Struck out-By Arnold 4, by Westcott
s. Left on bases-Topeka 8, Joplin 9.
Passed bs11-Tonneman, Vanderbilt.
Time of Game-2:15. Attendance-7O0.
UmPires-McInnis and Root; Henry.
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Elmdale. Kas.. June 13.-The new
gas wells have been brought in on the
Wood farm south of Elmdale. Gas
was struck at about the usual depth
and they are strong wells.
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Holton 81. AxtelI 5.

IIolton, June 13.-An alleged ball
game was played here yesterday, alb
solutely the worst of the season. AK
tell came down with a nine that could
neither hit nor stop a ball. The To-
cal team made "a hits off of Axtell
while none were made of Holton's
twirler. The score stood "a to o.
Batteries-Holton, McGrew and Con-
ner: Axtell Stevens and Moore
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LICENSE FOR THE SANTA FE.
Railroad Paid the Missouri Treasury
S3O615O as Fee

Jefferson City, June 13.-The Atchison,
Topeka & Santa Fe Railroad company
complied with the laws of Missouri yes
terday governing foreign corporations
doing business in the state by taking
out a license from the department of
state. The fee paid the state was So
o61. so. The Santa Fe is a Kansas>c cor
poration and has been operating its lines
in Missouri without a certificate of au-
thority from the state.
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Oklahoma News: Wichita hasn't 1t
on Topeka in any. sense and it is the
opinion of most of the fans that last
years Champs are the superior team.
In base running and fielding the Hull
burt crew has the sJobbeps skinned.
The teams are about equal in hitting.
The only i'm which, SYichita= shows any
superiority is in the pitching staff.
That seems to ebe sthes explanation of
the standing Of the Jobbers. ~
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noduinp ola Soldier LAW

Abilene, Kan, June 13.-Abilene post
G. A. r. has made application to County
Attorney Parent to compel Mayor A. w.
Rice to observe the old soldier prefer
enee law in the appointment of city
clerk. He did not appoint the Old soldier
applicant. The post will back any ac-
ton to have a veteran appointed.
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Several members of the Joplin team
claim that Topeka has a much better
team than wichita However they
say that Wichita has a better pitch
ing staff. Topeka is playing ball all
the time and unless Wichita gets a
run or two ahead early in the game
they are apt to lose out.
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Ragan's one-handed Stop on second.

There is another thing which is dis
disposition of Captain Hurlburt to
abuse his players in full view and
hearing of the people in the grand
stand. This was painfully evident
Wednesday and to put a cap sheaf on
the whole business Hurlburt engaged
in a controversy with a man in the
grandstand who had expressed himself
rather forcibly on the pugnacious cap
itain's methods of managing his. men.
1t was an unheard of proceeding and if
persisted in will do much to kill inter-
est in the game In Topeka. Hurlburt
has many good points as a player but
he should learn to control his tenn
per.
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The Dewey Estate Sued.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 13.-The
Hartford Fire Insurance company has
filed a suit in the federal court here to
collect $21, 500 from the estate of the late
Charles P. Dewey. 1t is alleged that this
sum is due on a note on money lent by
the insurance company to Dewey. The
money was lent to the Deweys who had
so much litigation over land claims in
western Kansas
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Poor old Dudley Risely. He is now
managing the Fort Smith team in the
o. A X league and his team so far
has won 10 and lost 20 games which
gives him a percentage of 333 and
puts him on the lowest rung of the
pennant ladder.
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Hnltnn 10. How 3.

Holton, Kan, June lathe Holton
Cyclones played the Hoyt Maroons.
Time one hour and sixteen minutes.
The feature of the game was the Hol-
ton shortstop playing and the out
fielding of Holton. Batteries: Holton,
McGrew and Camner, Hoyt, Indian
and Porterfield. Umpires; Hast and
ThOmpsO1.
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Western Association standing.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Pittsburg 5, Brooklyn a.

Pittsburg, June 13.-Pittsburg won
the last game of the series with Brook
lyn by one run, the game was called
in the seventh inning owing to dark
ness. Then it began to rain.
Score by innings: RHE
Pittsburg .................O OF 20s-5 s 1
Brooklyn ..-.......-....--O1 l 0 O. = 2
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Nc
Intyre and Butler.
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Eff1ngham, Kan, June1 3.-The Mus
cotah White Sox defeated the EfflnG-
ham team here Wednesday by a score
of to L. Batteries: WhiteSox, A1ban
and Hill; bingham, Steiner, Preston
and Heimback