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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
SUMMONS


so.5., OF q, PIo.. In the County Court
Alfred B. Ss.. Plaintiff. -
II. n King md Nd q. v. erixr SUMMONS
Defendsats.
The People Of the State Of Colorado,
dants above named, Greeting:
Yss 49, hsrssy required - asDsas -
sSes: wa sa. SsHa SSi.i.sls = i he 6,ssS
fado, and answer he Sc4pisint sSSS.
:o xs. .t 81. =: :ss =:
hssasn. ~ishin ihirty DAY. affst tss
ssrvis:: or ;Sdsmsns ~ d. q Il. I'd 3 g
p!aysr q III: eomPlsint And II copy
sstiea b aot served With this ssaSSss
Or II The service hereof be made cut Of
I'll shis STATE then e. days .ddi.is.ai e
pearaaes and answer viii be silsvSl
SSfsfe u: sahing OF tudsmsst ~ g.
.h The ss.: :s:so i: s s.sssss
ceans o, pEoe e a.. adc Stat. !as
TIE e.s:se
on. .hansred sixty tisol acres, more or less.
spps.r from the Complain. IN said d' Action ' 70
which reference is here made: Q copy Of which
And you are herebJ notified tina. if you fail to
above required, the said plaintiff VII cause
Tor the relief demanded in said complaint.
Court at LaTsr Ia; IL said county. this 18th day OF
'An'A''' A. ~ GEORGE H. THoRNH.
County Court sesll Judge and Acting Clerk
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

At times.whsn you don't fssl Just right
thing right away that will sssast digss.
ton; not something that will stimulate
for time but something that will POSI-
lively do the very work that the ssomsoh
preforms under ordinary and normal
conditions, something that will make the
food digest. To do this you must take .
natural digestant like Kodol For Dys-
pepsia- Kodol il scientific preparation
Of vegetable acids with natural disestan-
"a and contains the same juices found in
a healthy stomach. Each dose will dig
est more than 1900 grains OF good food
II 10 sure TO afford prompt relief; it dig
ests what you eat and il splendid to take
Sold By The Up To-Dsts Drug Go.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

II has been dinned into the ears Of
the public 20 much that the water
supply Of Garden City is bad that
some have actually come to believe
il, but no one realized the extreme
danger until It was stated in a local
paper the other night that many
drss in Garden City were due to
water and drain pipes and unsanitsry
That the escaping gases
would expand and ferment and I'm.
ally burst into flames. It has been
known for some time that it was as
much - Q mans life was worth 70
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markst'StIII Good.

The Kansas City Drovers Telegram
Of February 9Th, has thei following
about enc Of our large sheep feeders:
D. D. German Of Lamar, Colo, is
oas Of the representative sheep feed
En- Of the upper Arkansas river val
ley. Yesterday Mr.. German had on
ths market 2 carloads Of ewes good
enough 70 bring IS, and 2 carloads
Of wsthers that sold for 1925. Mr..
German has . few csrlosds back,
which will hnishlup his winter feed
ing. 'In looking the situation over"
he said, II think almost half of the
fed lambs have been marketed in
that country. Feeders are new NOV
ing them out, but do not look for
srush. A good many feed for the
late market, thinking it would be the
bsst and the runs are being dis
tributsd morn evenly on that scoount.
Taking the whole valley through, no
more sheep are on feed now than We
lad year ago. And it is pretty safe
to say that in many other places few.
o. are being fed. This will no doubt
help the market along. If sheep
fssdsrs can clean up a little better
than even, they will be satisfied, l
think. There was a time when they
fully expected to lose heavily, but
the market has shown considerable
strength since then. The winter has
been an ideal one for feeding"
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
SUMMONS

SUMMONS
c seaa. o. .. PlSa. In til. County Court
ALFRED B. New. Plaintiff.
Wiley L. Risk, Herbert z. B.n/
trustee for the use of o. s. erruuors
Bovman,and O-S. Bowman. soAAoSS
the use Of B. R whesler.\
and B. B Wheeler.
The People Of the STATE OF Colorado.
-, T. Wiley L BE assSse: I Z ssiii s.g.:s.
Wheeler. And B. B. Wheeler, the defendants
above named. Greeting:
Hs. A. hs.:sy r:esirsS y ss2:s;. !.
ss. ::ds s.n ssso SSiain.is Il e: c.ss
fsSe, ssd aass.r Ii. eompisi.s there
s e ' e. s e.:
ii..ass. sithin sSiI.y ds!. .ft.r q
eeyvtss: or Judgment By Default Vim p
eAkea a1aiAst you according .te ne
4 sSs eenpiaiss I. de assvs sssisis&
ssetea b aot served with this euaasae
o II the service hereof be maas est e
de tins isrsinbsfors spseins1 for sD.
DoaFanse aad answer viii b auovo0
ksfS.. q: saai1,5 of tudsns.s ,, -
The said action is broesht to quis. title to
the following described real estate.
situate. lying and being in the
County OF Provers and state of Colorado; to-
vii: The east half Of the southwest QuartertE k
Of Swisl and lots SIX Isl and seven III Of sec
tion six Isl township tventy-four IA south, Of
containing one hundred dfty-six and i've
ons-hundredths fl6661 acres. more or
fully appear from the complaint in said action
TO which reference 10 beev made; . copy OF
which complaint 10 hereto attached.
70 appear. and to answer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff viii cause
Judgment By default to Be entered against you
for the relief demanded in said complaint.
Given under my hand and the sal Of said
Court, of Lamar, In said county. this 18th day
GEORGE q. THORSE-
fCoanty Court Ssall Judge and Acting Clark
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

5SAA0so
saast o. q P1S. In til. County Cosrs
Alfred B. New. Plaintiff.
rili, trustee for the use Of
S \; q Merrill b. lend \; .,
The ss. Of 'fs s,.:i Of eeoi ns .u...
the dsfsndsn.s above named. Grsssins:
Yss ~ sssssz r:s.issz y go: z
a6svs nansd PLAINTIFF IN DE ces4ty
oe1ss q Proven county. STATE e 90
Il ., iis days =. :s:s x.
Hseos6, u served within tAis So11kys =.
u served out Of this eeslty. - Sy 1sS.
ssrs.:. Ase.of, .1e.s:,ys 9 :: e. g
s s..::. :- 4: eds% sS H.1 =:
ss.ie. = not served Win ssss ss.Sss.
& , =: s;.s T.. ss, = 81
Sss,ssss ssd sssvsr Vii IS e1svS1
a: ~. = sn :.. s.ss;S OF ''es.e ~ -
The al; s :ss.oa is s.o1Shs to S.i'' title ill.,, to
s si,n.;s :, Ling nd biz: !; So,, II The
;hirty-one tsll. tsvnship t.snty-thres [ssl south
CT IL Of s sss @
.s siil more more, fully spps.r from the eompisint
in said action to which reference IL here made !:
And you are hereby notified that II 700 fail
70 appear. and 10 answer the said complaint
above required. the said plaintiff viii cause
Judgment By default to Be entered against you
for the relief demanded in said complaint,
Given under my hand and the seal Of said
court, at Lamar. in said county. this 1Ash day
of January. A. D. lSe.
tCounsy Court Seall Judge and Acting C1sek.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Pursuant to the action a th> Board Of Coun.
y Sommassion9s OF Prc!ess County. STATE OF
COLORADO. IN rejecting all bids f,r STATIONERY
and Books for the year 1905; hereby give notise
t n oads III % received for ths furnishing OF
the year 1905, until u o'oAock neon. fehyusrJ
eeh 1905 came % Be- made on and aocording 20
IGsms fusntshcd b. Prowess County, cepi6 If
concerns desirlnx 70 bid,
In wtt9sss vhereu<. have hsseunto set my
pano and em1ed Tho seel OF said Comty. at
Lamar, this tn dag Of Januasy. 4. D. leos.
lshALI OHAo. 2. HnA0,
County Cfesh.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
NOTICE FOX PUBLICATION
LAND ossics AT LANAI. Colo. 1

LAND oyyics AT LAnAl. OoIo.(
Jan. 9. fDA.
Notice u hereby given that Lon Filoou
OF Lamar. Colo. has nled notice q be
sSrppc,s OF his CLAIM. N: Homestead nay
quarter southeast quarter, south half southves :
quarter sec. g. and southeast quarter southeast
3asrtsr: -. 70 y. - rnS Is y. md that SID
At Lamar. Colorado, on February n ta0e.
ne names the following vitnsGs0 70 pfYvs
~ oee 9 residencs UPON and cultivation
John Pettictsv, Jesss raAnse. John amAlss
and 1tmer l. kaskham. all OF Lamar. Ools.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
LAID o6ee at Lamar. Colo,

Iaad Ochce a Iamaf, Colo,
Rsby. !. i11a.
Notice 10 hereby giyso that Angie Mcclure.
Of Lamar. Colo. has dled notice of his inteatlon
20 make fnal fvs rear proof in support Of his
claim. viz: Homestead Entry No. $50. made
Dee % lSa- for the Sk MEX section - ADD
Nj Nwh of section -, township - south.
range Is vess e:h p u. and shas said proof
VII Be made before the Rsgisser and RsesIvsr
At Lamar, Colo. on April =. 1905
He nance the following Witnesses to prove his
eontinuo1s resideoee upon and cultivation Of.
the iand. viz:
RdSar u. Steward. L, Wiz. Markham. Ell-
wood z Pike. Herbert " Wheeler. all OF La
mar. Colorado
ntnis Jozx A WILLIAMS, ReSis.er.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

stand ten minutes in front Of q man.
hole or catch basin Of the Garden
City sswer system but no one rsaliz-
ed the imminent danger that subter-
ranean fires might break out st any
moment and perhaps consume the
victim standing near . catch basin
We trsmble even now to think what
might have happened to some prom
inent citizen il his system had been
filled with sewer gas while passing .
catch basin and . sheet of flames
suddenly burst out of q water or
drain pipe and consumed him on the
spot. We have always understood
that fires might start from an over
heated furnace, but never imagined
that spontaneous combustion might
start because of unsanitary plumbing.
The danger is pressing, for We sup
pose our esteemed contemporary
knows what it is talking about, and
the only remedy will be to blow up
the sewer system and stop the pso-
pie from using water except to put
out spontaneous fres.-Gzrdsn City
Herald.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION
Land omes =. Lamar. Colo.

Land O&es A. Lamar. Colo.
Feb. :. 1905.
Notice il hereby given that william Me-
~ Ciure. of Lamar. Colorado. has fled notice
Of his intention ITO make nnL eve year
proof in support Of his claim, viz: Home
ssead In,ry No. $50 made Deeesnber %. 100. for
the SX NEit section - and SX Sws section -
township - sou range - vest Sch p. \ >. and
that said proof viii b. mAds before ,hs Rsgis-
ter and Receiver a. Lamar. Colo. on April
!, lSs.
He names the following witnesses to prove
Ais continuous resideaes upon and cultivation
of. said land, viz:
Edgar u. Steward. L Writ Markham. ELL
wood E Pike aad Herbert u. Wheeler, all OF
Lamar. Colorado
hlniS JON A. WILLIAMS. Rsxistsr.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Grippe is sweeping the country, Stop
it with Preventics, before 1t gets deeply
seated. To check early colds with thess
little Candy Cold Cure Tablets il surely
sensible and safe preventics contain no
Quine, no laxative, nothing harsh or sick
ening, Pneumonis would never appear
if early colds were promptly br 1s en-. Also
good for fsvsrish children Large boz, 48
tablets, Is centa. Vest pocket boxes
cents. sold by Ali Dealsrs-
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Bert Barber. of Elton, Wis, saps: Il
have only taken four doses Of your Kid
ney and Bladder Pills and they have
done for me more than any Other medi-
cine has ever done, am still taking the
pills as want perfect cure" Mr.. Bar
Der refers TO DeWitt's Kidney and Biad
der pills They are sold BY The Up-Ts-
Date Drug Co.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Do you know that Pinesalvs Carroll
ised sets like poultios in drawing oui
out Inflammation anu poison? 1t u an.
tiseptic. For cuts, .ourna,ecssma,craok
ed hands 1t il immediate relied. ga
Sold by The Up lo-DsLa Drug Go.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

II you have Catarrh, nd yourself Of
this rspulsive disease AK DR.. Shoop Of
Racine, Wis, to nail you frss, q trial box
Of his DR.. Shoop Cstarrh- Remedy. A
simple, single test will surely tell you .
Catarrh truth we'll worth yonr knowing.
Write today, Don't suffer longer. All deal
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

Use DeWits's Little Early Rissrs,
pleasant little pills They are easy 70
take. Sold by The Up-To-Dats Drug Co.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1908-02-12

BIZ Ordsr of the Board Of County Commis-
sioners Of Prouers County. Colorado.
A reward of RIfteea Hundred Dollars
(Slso1.0D Will b paid for the arrest and con-
viction Of the party or parties Who murdered
Mr. and Mn, A. II, Maxwell At thsir hume naar
CHAS. 2. HOA6.
County Clark.
Dated 81 Lamar, Colo, Feb. Il. iHoe.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28
MURRAY'S
TRIBUTE TO
ALEX POSEY

Speaker William H. Murray when
shown the report Of tho unioemnate
drowning OF Alexander Posey. the
Creek humorist. received the news
with deep feeling Of sorrow and re
gret. Speaker Murray said:
The arst n yement for separate
statehood consisted Of the action OF
the Governors OF the Five Civilized
tribes IN appointing what was known
As the independent statehood central
committee consisting OF W. II Aims
ley on the part OF tho Choctaw natian:
Alexander Posey on the part of the
Creek: Colonel Rogers on the part Of
the Cherokee nation; John Brown on
the part of the Seminole nation and
William III. Murray an the part OF the
Chickasaw nation. This committee
met at South McAlester and organized
by eleeting w. II Alnsley as chair
man, and Alexander Posey as secre
tary. About three years ago Mr. Aims
ley (Henry as we called him). was
drowned In the Arkansas river Henry
Ainsley was not speaker nor did he
assume TO be, or to understand deep
ly public questions, but he Is beyond
doubt the greatest political organizer
ever met
Now comes the end by the drown
ing of Alexander POsey, who was q
great humorist and poet The central
idea Of both of these men (buried In
q watery gravel on behalf of separate
statehood was prohibition among the
Indians Of the Five Civilized tribes.
Alexander Posey was the very eff
cient secretary OF the seQuoyah Con.
stitutional Convention and was reeog-
nized throughout the east for his abb
| lity to write the Indian dialect In his
ARTICLES signed Fus Fixico. His an
Timely death Is one of the sad things
that comes to any OF US. ANY mar
who has in his public career associa
ted with spch men as Aieatndee Posy
and Harry Ainsley Is benefited. TIE
state viii greatly miss POsey.
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PLANS
FOR HASKELL


Special to Daily Leader.
Washington, May %. President
Grver Cleveland wants TO know what
we are to do with our ex-presidents. A
very timely topic for discussion 10 be
sure; but what Oklahoma wants TO
know Is what Is II 10 DO with Cover
nor c. ~ Haskell after his term Of
office expires IN 1910.
Although in Office little less than
six months this man has arendy been
mentioned for chairman OF the demo
cratic national committee IN the event
of Mr. Bryan's nomination. one Of tho
highest offices within the gift of the
parity He has been mentioned for
congress and not infrequently as an
aspirant TO a seat I'm the United
States. TO a friend 1t Is said he con
hded a story othe effect that IL was
the height of his ambition to be the
leader OF his party In the house Of
representatives and to another Il 30
said he told Of his ambition TO sue
ceed Mr.. Owen in the senate
These stories OF course have had "a
tendancy 10 keep the political broth
boiling. for Davenport who repro
sents the Muskogee district Haskelfs
own home IN congress Is figuring on
staying in congress until the govern.
ment stops paying salaries 20 its legis.
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PICKS DOYLE
FOR ERMINE
PERRY POLITICIAN FOR
CRIMINAL COURT
otsv- odBENCH

Special to Daily Leader
Washington. D e., May 26 "A poll.
ical career OF which he may feet proud
viii shortly come to an end when Tom
Doyle Of Perry pioneer democrat and
party worker OF West Oklahoma Is
eleyated 10 the criminal bench In his
state. The appointment is shortly 10
be made and will be c.edit TO the
Haskell administrations That DOYLE
has kept the faith ever since he en-
tered the political arena no one will
deny, He plays politics his own way
and while there may be some WHO do
not like his style OF game. no one has
eve accused him of playing a crook.
ed game A iudgeship in this case
will round out what has been an un-
usually busy life spent in the polit-
ica forum and in the practice OF law.
When Tom Doyle was in Wasting
ington last and that has only been
few days ago he was asked whether
or not he was in the race for Con
gress agaimu Bird Mcclure. The
Leader correspondent thought It quite
a relevant question at the time and
took pains that nothing should escape
his ear'what might be said on the sub
iect by Doyle. His answer was frank
nue and was made in the presence OF
Bird Mcclure who had Joined the
group. but before answering the quiz.
zical look that SO often steals over
the DOYLE countenance made It's ap.
Ipearance and Mcclure got a little
anxious. Tom are you going TO run"
, asked Mcclure in his confidential
way. 1t seems to have had the he
sired affect because Doyle replied at
once that he was not a candidate and
that he was IN nowise in the race
During the conversation mention
was often made Of the bench and
Doyle admitted freely that Ne was a
candidate and indeed expected to get
berth at an early date Charles n.
recheimer prominent member OF the
Chickasha bar and member of the
republican state central committees
when III thc city the other day took
occasion to say that the republican
isituaticn in Oklahoma looks lovely
to him and that Taft win poll d bic
vote in the new state Now that the
omnibus public buildings approprla
tion bill has passed the House carry
ing more than $4,000. 900 In appropria.
tions and the following Oklahoma
items Oklahoma City $4,000 Enid
500 000, Guthrie $4,000, Tulsa s20,-
600, McAlester and Chickasha SIS 600
each for sites.
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latogeand everybody knows how far
OF and what a remote contingency
that is. And there Is Senator owen
holding tightly 10 the straw which
gave TO BIN the slX-year term on the
senate Five years hence Mr.. Osen
viii doubtless be on hand In Oklaho-
ma 10 testify In his own behalf az TO
whether or not he should be returned
TO the upper house So 1t viii be seen
that Haskell VIII not be able 70
transfer his activities 10 Washington
by default on the part Of either Daven-
nort or owen, both Of whom are from
the East side Of the state and who
are thorns in the side of Mr.. Haskel'a
political future
Happily for Mr. Gore Haskell does
not live in the Wosf side. for both draw
theig strength from the Same source F;
and unhappily for Haskell, his term
of office does not expire until 1910.
There are certain Haskell policies 10
be carried out Furthermore Haskell
as governor wants 10 vindicate the
constitution or. IN other words. the
governor has taken Sc upon his should
ers to do that Were It not for these
high resolves be wOnd perhaps
squlnt at the unwrltten law which de-.
mands that the state shall be repre-
scented In the senate by an East side
man ami a West side man
so Gore is safe from Haskell at any
rate. and now has only N T. TumcF
OF Oklahoma city TO fear or as Gore
nuts I'd - do MT fear Turner but
do his dough bags Turner u he
/ is a candidate has surely been play
1 ing q poor hand The fact that the
state legislature was permitted 20 en-
dorse Mr. Cores record IN Washing
ton was sufficient 10 prove that Tur
ner is either not q candidate On has
no friends In the legislature which Of
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o0aT.e. anoaIl q.L haIP TuT9er D

course should pat help Turner in
the end
With Haskell eliminated from the
Gore contest and the race for congress
against Davenport Il must naturally
follow that great and Titanic strug-
Gle IS inevitable between the COVER.
nos OF Okiahoma and Senator Owen
for the senatorial t9ga Here once
/ more win be found money, aud lots Of
II. on one side but coupled with
great ability Against this combine
tion Of brains and simoleans will be
ptted a political acumen that ID re-
lgarded by many as the finest In the
state Il win be a contest worth
travelling miles 10 see.
Now If the republicans do not come
along and upset all calculations then
all VIII be well and this political dope
may be very far from wrong.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28
oKLAHoMA-KANsAs LEAGUE.


McAlester May 2S-Three to two
i'm favor Of Bartlesville was the result
of Yesterdays game The local team
pIa ed god ball Cheney for the yisl'
tors allowed but three hits
ecore R.HE.
Bartlesville ...-0l0 zoo uoO-5 =
MnAlester ......l0l OOO 600
CLANCY and Bradbury; Wolyerton
and Page,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28

sally G6y-What a cunning little fel
low Mr. Callipers Isl Dolly swift
Cunningi Why. he's dreadfully bow
legged. i3ally Gay Yes. but that eises
him sucil an arch look you know.-
EFuth-
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~Youf speech sounded hne," said the
attentive listener, "but, do you know.
can't remember half a dozen words
Of IT,"
That's good" answered Senator sor.
ghum. The art Of speechmaking con
sists In pleasing the ear without fur
nishing any data for subsequent con
tradictioa- ~ Washington star.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28
slour CltY 5. % Molnen

Sioux CITY May 2S.-It was a pitch-
ers battle. though Furchner for the
locals had the better OF the situations
lie was almost unhltable az ang stage
and struck out ten men.
score r. IT. f.
Sioux CITY .020 002 01F--5 3
Des Molnes 49,. 600 600 l00-l z
Furchner and Henry; Ford and
Yeagef.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28

The merits OF the Texas Wonder
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment, Sold by
Wallace drug store, call for test-
mony.
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Toneka &. HutohInson 0.

Topeka. May 2S-Topeka outpayed
Hutchinson at every angle and won
with ease.
score-- r. HE.
4, ,neka - 300 01O 20H-5 3 0
Hutchinson 600 000 00O.0 2
Arnold and Boles; Wescott and
Freose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-28

NATIONAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. May 2s-NeH York shut
The locals out IN pitchers battle and
almost perfectly helded the game.
ccora 4. a. r.
Chicago ...-, 600 600 600 30
New YORK ... 900 600 1oo-l 5 /
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oklahoma CITY 6. Springfield I.

Oklahoma City, May Is George
was ineffective yesterday. Oklahoma
city winning an easy victory to !
ecos,,. II. II. y
Springfield LOO 600 VVV
Oklahona City 900 l04 10t-6 s
George and Hawkins; Bemis and
Mcconnell
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Webb City, May 2S.--In slow and
uuinterestlng game Wichita defeated
the local team by the score of to 2
Score R.H. e,
Webb City GOO 600 llO-2
Wichita .0O1 100 0lO--3 3
Burman and Cheek; Scott and
Quissot.
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Boston, May 2S.-Winter sent In two
rnns in the fifth inning with two
pase hit winning his own game, to
%.
Score r. r. e.
Boston . 600 12O 0O~-3 y
Chicagd .... 900 600 200--2 6 o.
Winter and Criger; Smith and W..
sullivan.
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plttsburg, May 2S Boston won a
teninning contest here, punching their
hits in thu tenth and scoring three
| runs.
Phtsburg . 600 0O2 600 o. 9 1
Boston ..... .00l 600 1000 SIS 3 .
Young. Leever and Gibson; Flaher-
lty and Bowerman
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


Denver 3, lincoln 2.
Denve aiay 2S Base hits by Wal
iron and Cassidy with a sacrifice by
8eldon gave Denver the victory in the
twelfth inning.
Score r. II. D.
Denver .0O1 600 100 0Ol-3 10 z
Lincoln 49,. 00l 0l0 600 000-2
Olmstead and McDonough. Jones
ana Zinran.