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81. LOUIS "A. h.. ]; saw % X "A. H.. q.
There was plenty OF hitting Al American
League Park even though u was n dark day.
Despite some OF the worst base running ever
seen outside the Non Compos Msntis League
the NJ. Louis team Won. They won by man
force. ~ inside play their work did not com
pare with New Works. but they out slugssd
The New Works. The uncert ainiy OF The
outcome and the con =, ant nng OF base hits
made the fracas very entertaining.
The Browns we're not long IN showing that
they had Newton = measure, but in spite Of The
faT that the Doe Mas ripe picking for them
he was kept In the box long enC,gh for the
~, l.OuisAns 10 wipe Out New 'Ork's lead
and bang out q vcto DRY IN the last inNng.
Then. with the game gone though the locals
came back strong in their half Of the ninth
Newton MAS run on n siding by Engineer
Grirtth. The game wss frittered away In the
pitchers box, Symptoms that such would
be the Ease doomed up with unmisi akable
clesrness but were not needed.
Spencer's batting and Chsss's sll-round
PLAYING illumined the conflict. chase made
q brilliant coup in The third inning. Niles
was on second when 81 ne grounded TO Will.
Jams. Williams threw stone OFT AZ first and
the eagle. eyed Chase, seeing that Niles had
0vsrrun third, whipped the hall over 10 Mort
arty with lightning quicknsss. Moriarfy
slapped " on Niles before the latter could get
back.
In the left wing Of the grand Ct ana we're a
crowd OF ~rooters ~ who we're strong IN their
support OF whichever team hap pened TO be
In the lead. The score
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BosT"N. sept. % The status OF betting
on horse racing in Massachusetts was den-
nitely established to-day when Frank j..
sullivan. Daniel J. Morgan and Albert
Rosrnihai Of Eo.ton were each fncd SO
by Judge Wait in the Superior Court a.
Dedham. having previously been convicted
OF violating the gaming laws The lines
were paid. The case originated during the
Grand Circuit trotting races at .Re,dvilie IN Au-
gust 1000, Al that time the three defendants
were arrested. They were convicted in the
District Court and the Superior Court and
then the cs-c went 70 The SuDreBs Judicial
Court for n ruling on the intent OF the Ms.sa-
that the statutes did not mean 10 prohibit
the -sIiBg Of pools or registering 81 bess.
The Supreme Court decided against this con-
tention and sent the case hsck 20 the Superior
Court for Judgment % the verdtOe.
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PONIES ar wINEOIt
Hsr,e, i.sde~'s Ming sf the Isles Wins In
shetland class.


The second dsy Of The horse show Al Min
cola gain drew a large crowd of entbusiasta
~. - an.noa - a.. s,nih,, ~ 80,
W" SNOW "p'ncu WIN wv rNnlo" ~ Sh"t-
land ponies. Harvey ladsW's black stallion
King ~ The Isles was the winner Of The blue
.h 49,. - . 49,
rloboh IN 'h's 'las-' 'lhrehce " MacksN
presented = cup 10 the winner Of class ~. for
hunters. Mrs. reginald Brook IS brown
geIding Castleman carried on the blue rib
bon. n L. Beeckman's Wimbledon The red
and the bay gplding Boxer The yellow The
sa.rds. $500 NV
""''"
Glass "a Pair: OF rosds,.rs Rose Worthy o;
hands. Alfred II. Aacls>. nrst, sadie McGregor.
on. m rs 3, and Enid, ca. M. Sei, hands. Harvey
Lsdew. second.
Glass rs Horses shown 10 traps ,donls. Oh. z,
iSI hands, Miss ". 4 Maxwell. mat rhr swell,
b q William Carr, SECOND. piccolo. en-, su
hands. Edward Knl-rIem, Ihird.
class Is shetland ponies King Of Inc Isles.
blk $. 10: hands, n. f.adrw. nrst'
class ~ POM TO he driven and ,horouvhly
managed nv a ,hId mo-, over 4. vrars kIsne''
h q - hands. Master Morrnrad Patterson nrs,
YanAe,. h = ~. hands, William carr s.cana.
Welsh Princess, hill. m, ii Ladrw third,
class 3. Ponies, not exceeding ity hand.
DE fender. oh, n 4. hands. Hsrys, Isdew nr.,
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'nning to dsy win Douvhsfty ps hrst bsse save
the white va . Nlrtorl The s-orr.

TOtaIs : q II 7
'Bstted lot Morgan IN the eighth inning
hoston. ,.... ...,...,.,. o u ! 70 y u 70 2
Chtcsgo. ............... o y u 2 4
FIRST bass an errors Boston. =; Chicago. !.
Left On hsses Boston. . chicago. 10. first base
On balls on Morgan. 4. on yeuas. ! on Whit. l.
sruck out ny Morgan, Q: by Young. T. by White. T.
Home run nohe. Three hasa hit Lnglaub.
Two base bit Parent. ssrrtncs hits White. Hahn.
stolen bases Jones, uougherty. Double play
Wild pitch White. uppire sheridan. Time-
! hour end ~ miautes. Attendance SG<.
cLsvkLAsD. D. " .sHIk0roN, U vInsr GAns.
NAsniN0fok. Sept. ~ Most of Cley Glands Mrs
on Hughes were bunrhed lp The ninth inning tn -dsv
for the only runs Of The nrss game. The Washing
victory In the second game. The scores:
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Manhattan College Athletic On,cia,s.

The frat regular meeting Of the Manhattan
College Athletic Association Of IS7-Os Was
held yesterday afternoon In the college
auditorium and the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year Charles j.
McK enns, president; George J. Martin. vice
president; Joseph r. Houiihan, treasurer;
Joseph y, Stack. secre!ary; John Y Bolton.
stat ant b basketball manager: Joseph &, Hen
rich. ba seball manager william, 7 Holmes.
assistant baseball manager. and Thomas +.
Malone, scorer.
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Error In jersey state Tennis Results.

through An error in announcement from
me Nor ristown Field Club the scores in The
mems singles and doubles OF the New Jersey
Ntsie Lawn Tennis cha Dionsbips were given
exactly although 4. y. Larned aud Robert
Leroy and y. X. Pell were the winners.
Lsrned defeated y. q. Anderson. e-s. Sc.
-. 81; Psil and IsRoy defestcd 6rsnt and
ssunef. ga. 7-ess-1k 2-e.e-e -
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TIr,t base on errors philadelphia. l. detroit. J.
Left on base phisdsIpnis. No. Detroit. s ,r,t
haze on balls on pispk. !, or Donovan. ., struck
cut a, Plank, s. by iaonovan. 3 TWO base mis-
= oldring ~. p,Ink, srnsefsr O.. COBB. Irsw
ford. ULesry. SarIihcs hts Pow srs. kossmsn.
stolen baAes- Schssier ", Double play Srhaefrr
and Roseman' olesry. Schaefer amt noseMsn.
tmpires D Loughiin and Connolly. Attepdsncs
i1.do
cnicAso a. L., q sosroN "a. ~, Z
Doo1pU, Ssps. S7.wnsASs hshs ns n IA slwhsS
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dsring tBe batsDse ~ the afternoon. stopping
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csl Elevated frsins Via CutVer Line.
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PIrrsDUN0. Sepi. .i.-The hostons aud PIT sburxs
played for eleven Innings 10 day. tine result, being
. We. = TO 8. PittsburG had the ramr well In hand
untn the ninth inning, when Boston Jumped on
ots. the loungster pul In BY Pi,tsourg. aud bsttsd
In four runs. tying M tho game. Two Innings moro
failed % break the spell and darkness ended ".
In thc mrs, inning .Dessau. n new pitcher Tried by
Boston. hit Hans Wagner. breaking the chan pion
bsiter's nngers. he viii be out Of The game the
rest u the season. The score:
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. Ia tied for Doyle In The ninth inning.
IRAN foT Rlbsrfeld In the ninth lnnine,

.Batted for Doyle In the ninth inning.
IRAN for Ribsrfeld In the ninth inning.
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Nav York. l. ~. lSuls. ~. FRS, bsse ON balls
%s NY NsS! Ssx; 4 % !: S b So,l. q = ~ sr, ssa, i s'1T% %s
haze hits ohsse. icagsr, Spencer ~, sscrlncs
N.S.oa: H:meaIIl' asss'r stolen 0ssS-
. S.s!es sAi ! Via VIZ p!.ss::. N.s!sn: :, p' ai. 81
newton; 10 In s,sn, ,n and a one third innings, 20
/: IN eight aud one third lpDlngs; on DiBsen, !
in two third. of an inning. Umpire r.sAn. Time
/ hour and ~ minutes. Attendance i.000.
DETROIT. s; BiLADrIPsIA "A. ~, T..
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. q, The nr.t game OF
which will have on important bearing on the
psnnaut was played to-day and was won by
me Detroits. The rival nlanassrs saved up
iS's,rE . and RbsoonnSosssasn ' %er .n II, reel? freely. Be-. . eo.n
more 90 than Plank. The Detroits put their
hits together In groups more effectively than
Ihe home team, however. the latter being
u%nfortnna,e IN hitting into double plays At
The scoring began In the fnh inning. The
Tiqers garnered two on OLeary's double,
jones's safe hunt. Schaefer's force OF Jones,
and a two Dagger by Crawford, The locsIs
nicked up one In the same inning on Oldring'.
Two Dagger and Powcrs's single.
Donovan singled In the seventh inning.
and Schsefer came along with a double thai
scored Donovan and Jones. Crawford seni
9chaefer In with a single, The Athletics
%sS ns,. ny Rartsei' a pass 70 NYSS"oiis. a = f rnassS:
nv roughlin and q hit bv Davis. Then cam.
a double play. In the eighth inning DonovIn
was again effective with meU on bases, ne
and not being able TO saneezr in a run. The
srOre.
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'Bsttsd for Shipss In the ninth inning.
Washington o.. ........ n u q q u u " q 90
Cleveland co.. ...... % u u o u u o n So
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Milan. Ganisy. Drlehaniy. Double playa dele
hanty and Altixer. Turner, isjols and Lister. Lett
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on balls on Hughes, !: On ThIeimsn. ! Struck
out BY Hughes, q; by 1Ihl~iman. 4 umpires
Hurst aud Br0wn. Time hour snd ~ minutes.
WASHINGTON, y CLEVELAND. I skCoND oAns.
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20 hs dtd IN the ease 81 Frank GiIl. Ne.
Nrrs 10 vii he recalled. ssid that when
ban, Ghl finished last In the First Spe.ial
80 saturday " was due t. the fact that
Nr.rsr -ulked That was Why he put up
r.frrr when en- won The Hiudoo stakes
v.'H = startling form reversal. Nut whether
No'fs- suiked" when he rots Melbourne On
s"tember ~ could not he learned Yesterday.
ra' hotter vaa not wholly IN di-faVor vas
ssan Nhen be rode McGinnis's C~s-tlewood ss
eutlv a. last "Wednesday. Form somer-
,-a'r. ~ this kind may he eXplsined 10 the
ssn,fs'tion of the turf officials. but Il 10 In
farfahly the ease that they cause no end OF
fH'f hnding on the part Of the public. Wei
ho.Inc had = world ~ speed yesterday aud
wight have c~1ualled the track record for The
distance anybody could have ridden him
,.',essfully.
When Perseverance by Meddler. . three
year. old maiden. ran into the place behind
Melbourne practically unbacked the book.
makers leaped for Joy. Thousands were
leaned up by them on Yankee Girl. who
was ha mmered from 9 to s to even money.
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RAILROAD
Bulletin.
TRAINS FOR RETURNING TOURISTS.


The Pennsylvania Railroads through train service to the
West appeals to the homebound tourist, both from abroad and
from the Eastern resorts.
With its matches roadbed and It's complete protective
equipme mt, the high grade Of It's trains makes it the way Of ease and
elegance. The Limited trains offer every essential Of comfort and
convenience that a discriminating taste dictates, and many OF the
little luxures Of life are not overlooked in their appointment. Their
drawingrocms, compartments, ard the observation parlor are
particularly adapted to the use Of families, while the men find in
addition all the conveniences Of the club.
The "Pepnsylvsnia Special" leaving New York in the
afternoon, is the quick train TO the West eighteen hours TO
Chicago. THE Pennsylvania Limited" leaving in the morning. is.
q little less rapid in speed but Of the same high grade in other re-
spects. The Chicago Limited" leaving at ass p. M, is a train
Of high repute.
The "St. Louis Limited" leaving in the afternoon, is the
finest train as we'll rs the quickest to the Southwest.
The home-goers are happy who take these star trains OF
the "Standard Ralsoad Of America"
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ns:sssLi i:-Asy. I've !s.nss. FIN, game
Americas va s. Lssk oss sdnissSea.-ASa
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Good start Won easily Welbourne. br q hy
fresk-WitCh iialrl, owned by j. l.. McGlnnis;
trained by ], /. Smith.
TaGAn nAsG
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NATION A. LEtGIE.
S~itssbUrgs anl Restsns In IN kle, en Inning
Draw Other mi

In the only game pla we'd In the National
League yesterday the rs and BosI one
bsiiled 10 IN eleven inning draw. The resuls:
P%ItsDurg, D; Boston, g.
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PITTsBUk0.

Totals. > 2a3i3
'Batied for Can,nitl iB the ninth inning.
fBAued 10y Lcevcr In the eleventh Inning.
Ran for Hallman.
SBsited for Erock In The ninth inning.
plttsburg ..... sod: u u s-x
Boston. ....... u % o I q o.
Two base hits Hoffman, Sweeney. HAIL. sacri-
ice hits Clarke. Sneeh IN, Leach. Stolen bAses--
MOelier, l<sco ~. Wagnrr, Abbaticchlo, Clarke,
Sheenan. double plsys -Storke, AbbAticchIo and
Swacins; Bridwell. Rfichey and Tennsy. HIT by
gilsher- 3 Desssu. /. Fir! base on balls Oh
on Lever. .. Struck ou, ny Otey. s. by Bouiiss.
:. Miid pi,rh Tsmnit;. tmpire Rudderham.
GsMes Scheduled fer To-day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
~. Inuis 10 Nsw York two gsmes: Chicago In
nsston; nssrow Ia rhilAdephia; cieveisnd Ia
kATIokAL IkA0CH.
Ne .lerk y 81. Louis. nrssklsa is CLicaas,
Desees y ptasousg; poAs1alDAla y QnclnnAtL.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

Fair start won dn'lng Security, b e.. .. ~
Cahlll,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1907-09-28

Poor start: won easily; .,crobst. b. e.. >. by Bas.
setlsws S> renne; owned by u y, Csrmsn. trained
by J, Butte.
siNrH RACE.
Handicap. for two year Olds; 81 .WD added. about
sI urlongs
Iforss and AgS, M J@ksv. Bofnng. k,a.
lave Wire. 2. -.... III. SANDY . So even II
Chulita, ?. .........l i5. Miller ...., - rs ~
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See Baldwin s. Gibbs for
lots in the Bath Addition.

Do Not Wait For a Drouth
to buy city property Prices are
going up. We have a large
number of properties, including
lots in. the BATH ADDITION at prices
that certainly will not stand long.
PROSPECTS FOR ANADARKo WERE
NEVER BETTER. 2 cement block
factories is assured; p county
Normal school building will pro-
badly be completed by fall;
TWELVE OWNERS of business pro-
perties are making preparations
to build bricks. Crop prospects
were never better. Good res
ident lots are hard to buy.
For anything along the line of
Real Estate, Loans and Insur-
ance. See Baldwin & Gibbs,
St d 2tw l07 Anadarko, Okla.
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kindergarten

kindergarten and Primary
classes will be organized Mon
day morning June 3rd, at the
West School Building, Southeast
room, first floor.
Forenoon sessions only; from
$3.50 to 1880, every morning ex-
cept Sundays. kindergarten
materials and class pencils furn
ished. Tuition $3.50 per term oi
five weeks.
III 2t LIMA r. LowTHER.
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There has been placed in my
hands a smoothe prairie farm
that lie located in a good farming
country, that will be offered Tor
sale at bargin. This farm is a
snap. For further particulars
write or call on G.. j. Scheetz,
Anadarko, Okla. III If
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Work Harness 5

Buy your work, harness now
while you have plenty .of time
make a careful selection. In
order to get good results, make
that selection at Scott & Sons
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Saddles, Saddles, Saddles

A new lineGust received. Best
material andifinest workmanship
None so good as the ones hand
ed by Scott & Son. 1856.
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between his knees,
head tilted back
30 far that his
gray-brown beard
projects horizon.
tally from his
chin. The girl in
the corner OF the
davenport reaches
for a pillo W,
pounds II with her
morsel Of a fist
and adds It to
those alrea d y
tucked behind her
back before she
speaks.)
There isn't any
other man, Uncle
Seymour. l was
A. - at.A Aaa d.
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Contemplating rearranging our
store, therefore we will sell goods
at greatly reduced prices for
cash, for the next thirty days
S8tf GISH BROS.
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Layed by the mile, charged by
the foot Connolly Const. CO.
NEVER SLIP CEMENT WALKS
Estimates given in any part of
the state. 103 If
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WANTED-Bright, energetic
lady, not afraid of work, as sales
lady in dry goods at the Fair
Dept Store.
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For Sale at a Bargain

Before June /, furniture and
fixtures Of Hotel Kirkpatrick.
Good trade established. Call at
hotel on c street. 100 18t d & W.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-31

Thanksgiving game comes out, but it's
OF my mind. and I've felt better ever
since 1t was posted.
What's that? No. don't think my
heart Ia broken. don't know why.
was very fond OF Ken until football
came between US. but you SEQ he woi aid
be liable to these attacks every
autumn. Oscar Keith! Nonsense. I'm
clio Seymour!"-Chicago Daily News.
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A. s. RACE Cash. E,
R. T. RACE, V. p,
of the First National Bank.

Topeka, Kans, Jany 10. 1902
This is to certify that l.. N.
Vedder has been employed in the
United States Pension office for
the past fourteen months, and
l consider him one of the best
clerks in the office.
G. w. CLICK,
U. S. Pension Agent.
Very respectfully,
L. N VEDDER.
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-31

Ed r. Cook desires to
call attention to his cam
didacy for Sheriff of CaddO
county If
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Room and table board. See
Mrs. K. A. James. South Bound
ary street, ,Iblock 5S. 104 IT,.
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People that appreciate good
laundry work call Ora Bilingsley
phone No. 251. 1O5 If
The daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 190?-1908, 1907-05-31

Better come quick if you want
any of that Bryan hotel furniture
at Shaw place. 81 If.
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FOR SALE-Young Jersey
cow, fine mixer, will calve about
Oct. 1. Terms reasonable.
tt. Mrs E. E. McARRoN