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JEFFERSON c | U B CON
DENNIS ROOSEVELT AND
ENDORSES HASKELL IN
STRONG RESOLUTIONS.

Special TO Daily Leader.
Coalgate, Okla, Sept. 80, Demo-
Gratis Of the jefferson club in a meet.
ing here last night adopted the follow
ing resolution commencing and indors-
ing Governor Haskel
Whereas, The president az the
Omitted States has prostituted his high
office TO slander an honored citizen oi
an opposite political complexion. TO-
wit, he Hon c. a. Haskell, governor
of the state OF Oklahoma, voicing the
same charges and ISLANDERS promulgat-
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snecinl fo nalIr Laader.

AIcAlesteT, Okla. Sept 3O.--Siatc
Chairman Norris, OF Republican head
quarters. accompanied by Dennis T,
Flynn. arrived here yesterday and
were met at the station by Coal Bar
ron William Bnsby The trie were
driven In Busby's private carriage to
the offices Of the coal trust, A con,
ference was in progress behind closed
doors all afternoon. FLYNN spoke last
night at lnsby's opera house
It.is learned that Colonel Bnsby max
leave for New York.
.sothing could be gainaG from the
three conferees.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Notary Commissions.
from the office OF the secretary Of
state TO the New Western OH & Gas
Co. with 100000 capital stock. The
directors are; }. e. Smeat. VI W. Clair
and w O. uphoff, all Of Muskogee.
Charters Issued.
John R. Daniel. OF Altus, for Jack.
son county.
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Fire truck No. l was called out at
lilo today to the residence of Mrs
Sarah Fry 81 West Villas aNenne.
where some rugs which were being
cleaned with gasoline hae become
igniied. The rnss were on tile p0reh
ami the fire was extinguyhed before
the department arrived a match
thrown by the husband after igi,irg
his pipe caused the trouble.
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! WORK OF THE
] GRIM REAPER
Isssre,.sNs,ag.e !, e . .,Iss.N.skssMA!

The following Guthrie Scottish Rite
Ma.ens went 40 Nj "al on the marn-
ing train 70 conduct Scottish Rite
funeral over the remains cf r M.
Spangier. Of that place: Rev + r.
Fairchgld. John Twamley. d. S
Mitchell. e. r. aehfleld, Grant Han
ford ami Crank Derr.
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.....BASEBALL......
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Naps pefeal AthIelIes rwIee.


Cleveland Ohio. Sept 30.--Gleve-
land won This mornings game from
Philadelphia. 70 4. In consequence
OF the cold. there were many muffs by
the players OF both teams and every
run but enc was the result OF an error,
the one earned run going to Cleveland
In the first inning. Berger pitched a
strong game. but made one mistake
With men on second and third in the
seventh inning and two out, he passed
Egan to take a chance on Flater. The
latter hit the first ball pitched to aim
fr three bases driving in three runs,
Philadelphia was easy fer Cleveland
in the afternoon game. the latter win,
ming. . to o. Kellogg was erratic aud
his wildness proved costly. and scor.
ing at will in The first and sixth in.
nlngs Perrings batting was feat,
inre.
First eam
Score z. n r.
cleveland ....... 100 0O2 ellis 10 3
Philadelphia 900 0tO 300 4
Berger and Bemli Flater and F1gan.
Two-base hits, Berger Stovall;
three-base hit. Flater; base on balls
Berger J. Flater /; struck out, by
Berger g.
Sec game.
Score r. II. e.
Cleveland ... 302 00l 00x--9 10 /
Philadelphia. l.. 600 600 0OO--0 8 4
Rhoades. Bemis and Land; Kellogg
and Egan.
Two-base hits Bemis. Perring.
Rhoades, Bradley. Egan; three-base
Hit Manusch. base on balls, Rhoades
II. Kellogg 3; struck out. by Rhoades
il. Kellogg g.
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Read THIS.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept /, 1903
This ceriifies I have been selling Rall's
Texas Wonder of ST. Louis II years
and recommend it as best kidney, blad-
der and rheumatic remedy have ever
sold. s. r. Bress. Bradford Drug Co.,
i02 w. Grand. Price 81 by mail.
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American League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
eIants prop J Peq.

Giants Drop Peg.
New York Sept 30.--By splitting q
double-header with Philadelphia while
Chicago and Pitsburg were winning
in the west New York reiinquished
first place in the pennant race and
Chicag now leads by q single point
with Pittsburg a close third, In the
first game the locals had MatAewson
! in the box and batted McQuillen to
good effect McGraw's men winning
handily by to 2. Bresnahan and
Doom collided at The plate in the fifth
inning and both had t. retire in the
game. Bresnahan suffering from a
spraned ankle, and Doom being pain
| fully. but not seriously spiked
The visitors found Crandall very
easy In the sixth inning and added
five runs to their score before the
side was retired Teen Taylor went
| in ta pitch for New YORK and held
Murrays men to three hits and one
run during the remainder Of the game
score R.H.E
Philadelphia. 600 900 1912 8 3
Nav, yort 900 090 02v-6
McQuilen, Doom and Jacklitsch;
Mathewson, Rresnahan and Needham
Two.hasc hits. Bransfield Clement
Knabc. Titus, bresnahan; ihrce-ba e
hits, Magee Bresnahau; bases on
balls. Matbcwscn. 2, McQulllen, .;
struck cut, by Mathewson, s, by Nc
Quillen, g.
Second game.
Score r. II. y,
phlladc phia. .OiO 005 0Ol--7 II /
New York . 000 600 000-O j
Coyaleskl aud Doom; Crandall. Tay-
lur and Bresnahan.
Two-hase hits. Bransdeld, Osborne,
Magce. Knabe, Deylin, Merllle. three
| lbase hit Ccgaleski; base on balls, off
Crandall /. Covalesli / struck ut by
| Covalesld 6. Crandall ?. Taylor ,.
Chicago, 6; Cincinnati, z.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Sept. 9O.-Cinein.
lnai could not bunch hits on Brown.
| Chicaso coupled hits with Ewings
passes, Tinkers home run r flowing a
base on balls, giving the visitors their
score R.H,E.
Cincinnati. 000 900 2OO--2
h Chicago. ..... 020 500 1905 s /
Ewing. sayidgc and Sc1lei; Brown
and King.
Boston, s; Brooklyn, z.
Boston. Mass Sept 90--Bost n
wen the second game Of the series
from Brooklyn today, TO 2.
Score r. II. d.
Bost 49,. 200 600 l2x--5 0
Brooklyn 80. 900 OlO 1902 3 3
liudaman and Graham; Bell and
Farmer.
Pttshurg, rs; 81. Louis, rs.
Piusburg. Pa, Sept 30.-Piltsburs
won both games with ST. Louis by @
score OF to.0 and 70 >.
First game.
Score Z. Ii. p
Plttsburg 49,. 400 00l 02x-7 10 q
st. Louis ..... 000 600 000-0
Camnitz and Gibson Higgenbotham
and Bliss
Two.hase hit. Gibson; base on balls
OF lliggonbotham e. Camnit2 8,
struck out, by HiggenhotAami, Cam
nitz .
Second game
Score r. H. r
Pltsburg ...... 000 000 32l-6
st. L-ul3 ....... 600 000 04l--5 8
Maddox, Wills and Gibson
Rhtades Sallee Fromme and Bliss.
Two-hase hits, Abbattachio, Gibson
Osioen: bases on balls. Rhoades 2
Sallee ,, Fromme |. Maddox 1. Willis
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ASGgE9ESnsHazsRszsESRSKa :
. SHORT CUTS i
e TO THE NEWS !


Red" Mockabee and c. L. Nichols
were arrested by the police today on a
charge of discharging firearms within
the city limits. They viii be given Il
iual this evening before Judge B9ics
IL police court.
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detroit, ~; Washington, i.s.

Detroit, Mich, Sept 3O.--ln wintry
weather the Detroit and Washington
clubs played dou6le-header, the
home team taking both games. Both
WfleI and SUMMERS pitched govj
han for Detroit. I hnson relievc
Witherup in the first game, and was
found for two runs in mis- one lnnne.
He started the second game and was
knocked out of the hox in the second
inning The hitting II Rossman and
Crawford and the fielding OF Bush,
featured the two contests.
First game.
Score R.B. Z.
Detroit ..... zoo 600 02x-4 10 /
Washington ... 600 600 0l0--i 0
Willett and Schmidt; Witherup.
Johnson, Street and Kahoe.
Two-base hit Crawford three-base
hit. Willett; uases on balls. Willett p
struck tu,. by Withernp 4, Willett 2.
Second game,
Score L. II. r
Detroit, ........3 $40 POI 00x--7 10
Washington 600 ilO 0i0--3 Il
Summers and Schmidt; Johnson
Gates and Street
Two.hase hits Mcintyre, Schmidt;
/ three-base hit Freeman; base on balls
off Summers 3. Gates > struck out
Summers 3 Johnson 2, Gates /.
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lrcklNo PALMS
FOR c. 0, p. COIN
lconsInued arom 2aa0 f.l

he would certainly decline TO he made
a party 10 further drafts on the nation
al treasury until state headquarters
ceased 10 use The money already Sc
cured solely for the Mcclure canvass.
Flynn contended that Cade himself
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Rhtad sallee. Fromme and Bliss.
Two-hase hits, Abbattachio, Gibson,
Osioen: bases on balls Rhoades 2
Sallee ,. Fromme l. Maddox 1. Willis
I; struck out, by Rh AIDES ?, Sallee J.
Maddox 6
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An Irish Village on NJ. E. church
lawn tonight
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ST. Louis, 60; New York, OF.

o. --UUIeI w iNUNV TNf VI
ST. Louis. Mo. Sept. 30.--St Louis
won both games Of double-hcader
from New York, the first by q sc1re Of
6 to o. aud the second 2 10 T.
First game.
Score T. Il. e.
/ 81. Louis ..... 002 03i 00x--G >
New York. .. GOO 600 O00-0 3 G
Howell and Spencer; Lake and
| Sweeney
Second game.
Score RH. T..
ST. Louis. ...... 200 600 00g-2 6 0
New York 49,. 900 100 000-i 8 |
Dlnecn and smith; Manning and
Blair.
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Chicago, SO; scston. 10

Chicago, SO; ecstcn, 10
Chicago H., Sept. 30.--Chicago won
both games of a double-header with
Boston by scores OF to and to 0,
respectively
First game.
Score R.H. Il.
Chicago .0i0 li0 2Gx--5 0
Doston. ......... 00i 600 000---l q
Walsh and Schrcck; Burclell, Wood
and Donohue,
Twobase hits. Stahl, Walsh, Isbell;
three base bit, Nice nncl base on
balls. Burchett 2 Wood I struck out
Butchctt 3, Walsa l0 Wood 2.
Second game.
Score r. X. Z
Chicago .........lOl 600 0Ox--2
Boston. ......... GOO coo 000---0
Walsh and schreck: Steele and
Donobuc.
Two-base hits, White. l3bell; base
N balls. Walsh !, Steele .; struck
out, Walsl 5, Steele 9.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
EARLE FLAWS WARNER
/. AS CORPORATIONS AIDE

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, June g.
Horatio s. Earle. yesterday. in the
course of his campaign for the guber-
Material nomination, attacked Gov.
Warner, in effect charging that the
governor had signed a bill which re-
lioved the Crucible Steel Company Of
America and the Quaker Oats Co. OF
fines amounting TO 100000 for not
obeying the state laws In the matter
OF Sling articles of Incorporation, after
he had been informed OF the situation
by Atty Gen. Bird.
1t Is said that the amendment to
the corporation act which caused the
failure OF the suits begun against the
Steel Cruclble Company Of America
and the Quaker Oats Co. originated in
the office OF the secretary OF state.
The Crucible Steel Co. case was
tried I'm the Ingham circuit court be-
fore the law was amended, but before
It reached the supreme court on de-
murrer the amendment had been
made, and the penalty clause now ap-
plies only to section ! OF the act. The
supreme court held that because OF
the amendment the suits commenced
by the Encouragement must fail.
Gov. Warner has always denied that
he knew that the effect OF the amend
ment was to make the penalty clause
of the corporation act OF no effect.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Brhiiion and Finger PRINT
Systems Of Identification

One Of the most interesting features
OF the police chiefs convention just
closed was the demonstration OF the
Bertillon and finger print systems "
identification, which was being made
during the week. Everyone has
vague idea OF the two systems. but
few. except just how the Identification
plan is carried out.
The Bertillon measurement system
is based on the fact that no two hu'
man beings have the same measure
ments. and that the legnth OF the
bones does not change after maturity
The finger print system depends on
the knowledge that no two sets OF
finger tips IN the world are just alike
in their markings OF fine sktn-lines.
The body measurements which are
taken are such as will not be altered
by changes in weight. such as the
measurements or the skull. or the
middle finger and little finger. OF the
ear. OF the foot. In addition 10 the
usual measurements OF hight and
reach Systems have been devised
for the filing of these records SO thar
they are classified 10 a nicely, and
the detective desiring Information re-
garding a suspect may go 10 the cab
met and. by searching In the right de-
partment. find IL he has any card
bearing a record OF such person.
II the measurements agree, there are
still the matters OF description OF
eyes. hair. scars. etc. and the photo
graphs taken OF every criminal meas
ured. to make certain the Identified
ton.
Finger prints are classified accord
ing 10 the number OF "whorls' in the
skin OF the finger tips
The exhibit in the Wayne hotel was
in charge OF NJ. Parliman. OF the Yaw.
man & Erbe Co, firm which makes
a speciality OF manufacturing the cab
inets card index systems and other
OF the police identified
ton bureaus.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
CHICAGO'S MAYOR
Welded SECRETLY

CHICAGO, June 6.-Mayor Fred
Busse was married on April % to Miss
Josephine Lee. OF this city. and kept
the fact secret till yesterday The
ceremony was performed by Judge
Theodore Brentano.
Mayor Busse was extremely anxious
10 avoid all publicity, and In order to
prevent the prospective wedding cere-
mony becoming public knowledge
through the publication of the mar
rage license, invoked the aid OF
County Clerk Haas, who caused the
license to be numbered back OF the
current number and with a fraction.
Mrs. Busse is one OF three sigers, all
OF whom were left considerable for
tune by their mother. Mayor Busse
and his wife have been friends for the
last seven years.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
DETROIT PARTY IS
WARMLY GREETED
At 500
BIG RECEPTION HELD ON STEAM
Err. WHICH ARRIVED AHEAD OF
scHEpuLE-sTART BACK MADE
THIS MORNING.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Mich. June
this city warmly welcomed the Detroit
Board OF Commerce excursionists Fri
day evening. when the CITY OF Cleve-
land arrived an hour and half ahead
OF her schedule. and turned the town
over 10 them A big reception was
held on board the boat at which every
body frateruized. The commercial fea-
ture OF the trip was not entirely for
gotten and many upstate merchants
who are customers OF Detroit houses
called upon their Board OF Commerce
friends and assured them that this
trip will mean a great interest gener-
ally In purchasing from Detroit.
George T. Moody, president OF the
board. made a speech OF welcome 10
the 500 merchants ard the reply was
made by Mayor Z. +. Sullivan, who
acknowledged the compliments paid 10
his city and declared that business
from upper Michigan should go TO
Detroit He declared that with freight
rates and express charges equal. Michi,
gan merchants will always rather buy
from Detroit than from Chicago. NIL
waukee or 81. Paul
Mayor Vim. b. Thompson, OF De
troit. got rid OF few lines OF heart
felt good feeling and other addresses
were made by William Livingstone.
president OF the Lake Carriers. and w.
B. Earle. representing the Sault Ste.
Marie Chamber of Commerce.
The party left this morning on the
return trip.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
8 DEAD, Is HURT
AS RESULT OF
CAR CRASH
LITTLE DAUGHTER OF ROADS
MANAGER. AND SOCIETY GIRL
IN BALL GOWN AMONG VICTIMS
AT ANNAPOLIS.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. June eight
persons are dead and Is injured as
the result OF a headon collision of
Parole, two miles from Annapolis,
yesterday.
Both cars were demolished. They
were running al such terrific speed on
the tracks OF the Washington. Balti.
more & Annapolis Electric Co.'S line
that the motormen were unable TO
bring them TO stop on a dangerous
curve In time 10 prevent the accident.
Shade trees hid the cars from view
until they were only a few feet apart.
One OF the killed Is the little daughter
OF the general manager OF the road.
Another Is Miss Harris, a society girl,
who was on her way TO a ball at the
Annapolis naval academy. She was
found dead. clad in her ball costume.
beneath the wreckage Two men &C.
companying her were fount lying
dead in their evening clothes.
The dead:
GEO. w. GREEN, Jr., Baltimore.
MISS HARRIS. Philadelphia.
VIM. NORTON. Baltimore. employe
OF Aunar & Co.
JAMES O'NEILL, motorman OF car
from Baltimore, home said 20 be In
New York.
A. II. SCHULTZ. Baltimore.
- SCHRINER, Waterman for the
Washington. Baltimore & Annapolis
Railroad Co.
MAY SLAUGHTER, 3, daughter OF
VIM. Z. Slaughter general manager
OF the railroad company.
UNIDENTIFIED WOMAN, % years
old. reported TO have lived In Balti.
more
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Nerves Wrong.
Everything Wrong

Sleeplessness.
Sick headaches.
Nervous indigestion.
Tendency 10 worry and anxiety.
Sensitlveness TO light and sound
Weakness OF bodily organs.
Neuralgia and sciatic pains.
Nervousness and irritabillty.
Encouragement, dependency, and
dread of the future.
These tell OF exhausted nerves and
point 70 the approach OF prostration,
paralysis or .locomotor ataxia II is
so easy 10 neglect diseases OF the
nerves. but they never right them
selves. The system must be strength
ened. built up and revitalized by such
treatment as DR. A. W Chase's Nerve
pills. the greatest OF nerve restora.
tives
Portrait and signature OF the famous
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dealers. or DR., A. W. Chase Medicine
Co. Buffalo. " Y.
Mrs. J. n. kueh, 671 Michigan Ave-,
Detroit, Mich, states:
Il suffered intensely from nervous.
ness IL seemed as though the ner.
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could not rest OF sleep. no strength
or energy, DR., A. w Chase's Nerve
pills did wonder for me. ! rest we'll.
appetite is good no more headaches.
am gaining in flesh and my nerves
are strong and steady"
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
Around the State
in a Hurry

Battle Creek-From the report or
the grand secretary, james Cook. Of
Jackson, the United Commercial Trav-
elers OF Michigan have learned that
there are now exactly liza members
In Michigan. with II councils.
ionia--After the testimony OF six
witnesses had been heard, the exami-
nation OF Joe Droste. OF Clinton
county. charged with fatally stabbing
Benno Cook, young man OF Pewamo.
has been put over one week.
Maple Rapids-Auditor-Ge Brad
ley last night addressed an audience
that packed the hall. He discussed
taxation OF telegraph and telephone
companies and primary legislation.
Henry Walbridge, OF st. Johns, and
e J. Mornet also spoke briefly
Battle Creek-Taken with cramps
while bathing in deep water at Beadle
lake, Earl Burden. "a. was drowned
while his companions were helpless TO
aid him The body was recovered. His
mother was overcome by shock and
having heart trouble fears are enter
tanned for her recovery.
Charlotte-rThe Eaton County Pub
fishers association met at Eaton
Rapids yesterday and the temporary
organization perfected at Lansing, in
February, was made permanent The
next meeting OF the organization
will be held in this city. Frank y.
Green, OF the Olivet Optic, is presi-
dent
MidIand-His strength falling him,
John Costello, l6, sank exhausted anu
vas drowned before his companions
tonight while bathing In the Tittaba'
wassee river. Several boats were
brought and the body found. His
friend, Frank Towsley. tried in vain
to save him and was himself nearly
overcome
Ann Arbor-Through the generosity
OF Col. and Mrs. Chas Bogardus. OF
Pellston. Mich, the University Of
Michigan has come into possession Of
LAO acres OF land, partly timbered.
fronting on Douglas lake and located
half way between Pellston and Che
boygan. for a site for the summer en-
gineering camp.
Carleton--Frank Nouis, an old resi-
dent OF this place. has been adjudged
insane and was taken to the kalama-
ZOO asylum. Only few months ago
his wife was placed in the same in
stitution and IL is believed constant
brooding over her trouble caused his
mental arrangement. The taking away
Of father and mother leaves six chill
dren practically orphans.
Pontiac w Bird. the man who
was appointed temporary guardian
for Henry c. Ward, the millionaire
whose family in trying to prove him
incompetent, was the sole witness III
the case. yesterday. Bird relhted that
on one occasion Ward took a bath In
the hotel and forgot to lock the door
u the room. After he had emerged
from a plunge. woman entered the
room. but left hastily Ward gave or
ders for the removal OF his baggage
70 another hotel the next day.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
NONE WAN rs JOB
OF L|C-S|TTER
MAD SCRAMBLE OF CABINET OF
FlcIALS TO GET AWAY
FROM ROUTINE.

WASHINGTON. June 6.-The ques-
ton as to what member OF the cabinet
will sit on the lid In Washington. dur.
ing President Roosevelts absence In
Oyster Bay during the summer. has
not yet been decided owing 70 desire
on the part Of all concerned TO escape
the tiresome monotony OF looking
after routine affairs at the nationals
capital with the accompanying disa-
greeable heat None OF the cabinet
officers wants the task and several OF
them are facetiously suggesting that
1t would be remarkably good expert
ence for the new member who is TO
enter the presidents official family
Immediately after Secretary Tafts
nomination in Chicago.
Secretary Root is emphatic in his
declaration THAI he Will not remain In
Washington He is anxious TO go TO
Billy Muldoon's training quarters in
New York state. where he will again
take up the course prescribed for him
when he was run down physically.
about a year ago.
Postmaster-Gen. Meyer intends TO
spend about three weeks fishing, pos
sibly In Canada.
Attorney-Gen. Bonaparte, about the
middle OF July, with Mrs. Bonaparte,
will go TO Lenox. Mass.
Secretary Taft is anxious TO get a
rest but the pleasure OF golfing up in
Canada will be denied him this sum
mer. 1t Is probable that after the
is over he will go away for
a short time 10 rest and to prepare his
address OF acceptance.
Secretary Wilson will go to his
model farm IN Iowa.
Secretary Cortelyou has made no
plans for the summer and Will not
take a prolonged rest until the polit-
ical atmosphere clears.
The Detroit times., 1908-06-06
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