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Left on bases-Trainmen. s: Car Department.
2 First base on balls-Of Nugent. I: of Ferris.
Home runs-S Handy. Groves. Three-base hits
Nugent e.. Ryon, Groves. Two-base hits-Wood
yard $. Handy. Groves C); Stolen bases
Duscher. Woodward. Groves (2l. Stokes. Ryon
"a. Belle 81. Nugent. Dore, q. Handy. Double
Plays. Handy TO Groves. Mcfirath to Foley.
Passed balls-kilrOy, l. Umpre--Mr. U. Z.
Flynn. Time of game-1 hour and A. minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17

lame tcday-Commerce and Labor VS.. War,
Interiors Win on Timely Hitting.
In the eighth inning of the Interior
treasury game yesterday afternoon Har-
Veycutter. of the former club. hit for
Two bases and thereby Won the game for
his team. or rather two runs counted on
the swat, and this made it stand IL to 10,
and as neither team could get one across
for the remaining inning the ex-tailenders
hung up victory.
1t was hit and run and poor fielding
throughout, with both teams getting in
little of each Interior started off like
winners In the first inning four runs
were made by it, and only one hit was
made, 1t being double by Newman, which
scored two. A base on balls. stolen bases.
a fielder's choice and an out accounts for
the other two taiiies. By the fourth
round the money counters had secured as
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17

Kuns-Ihoney O.. lord, Cnelaub. Wagner (2l,
Crlger ~, Cicottc. Blue. Two-base hits-Un-
glaub. Blue. Three base hits-Blue Thoney
Hits-On Waddell, 8 in seven innings double
plays, Jones and Crisis: Wagner. McCo nnell
ton. l. First base balls-On Waddell. =; of
Cicotte. !. Struck out-By Waddeil, u: by Crisis
!; br CicOtte :. Passed ball-Criger Umpires,
Messrs. sheridan and Connolly. Time Of game-
hour and Al minutes.
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!ot'91s' I'D 10 Tota1s. :. % II 3
1aie ..-...... . U U y U %
First base on bals-Of Heyniger. s: OFF Van
Week. l. First base errors-PrincetOn. 3:
aac o. LETT On sbases--Princeton, Z: Yale, Is.
dwo1base hts-Warwick. Phlbin. Struck out
f ~ iHieyniser 4; by Van Week, l.. Stolen bases
W!iliams. phllbfn. Jones o.. Sacrifice hits
Dillon 'a'. Fish Dimes ~. Murphy t2,, Philbin.
t.nrh;. Double play-Williams Dimes and
thiibin Hit 10y pitcher-Ry IIeyniger. I: by
Van Week. =. Time-2 hours and 30 minutes
lmplres-Messrs. Rigler and Johnstone.
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CIeNeiahu. ID
Twobase hts-Hinchman. Chech. Birmingham
Ganley. Clymer. Sacrifice hits-Gsnley t2l, Nc
Bride. Hughes. Bases balle-On Kelley. g.;
OF Falkenberg, 1. Hit by pitcher-By Chech. l.:
by Kelley. /. Left on bases-Cleveland. 10:
Washington. ;. Struck out-By Chech. 4: by
Hess, I: by Kelley. .; by Hughes. 2. Double
plsys-Hinchman to Iajoie to Stovsll: n. Clarke
to Hinehman. innings pitehed-By Chech. Z: by
Hess 2; by Kelley. 5: by Falkenberg. /: by
Hughes 3. Hits apportioned-Chech, Il; Hess,
2: Keeiey. :: FaltenberE. !: Hughes. Q Earned
Mr. Egan. Time Of game-1 hour and 4s min
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17
BASE BALL NOTES.
The victory was a long time coming, but
is very welcome, just the same.

is very welcome just the same.
That Tennessee Kid. Clyde Milan, was
in the battle with both feet and both
hands. He led the team with the bat
and also pulled down several dangerous
flies.
Officer O'Dea of the American League
Park had colored gentleman down at
Police Court this morning for breaking
off board Of the park fence. 1t cost him
So to get away.
Ote Clymer worked on dead foot yes
terday, but he was game enough TO slap a
double into left field. II will be a great
day for the Nationals when Ote's injured
foot is all right.
The game put up by the Nationals yes
terday was nothing out of the ordinary,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17
COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Victory for Murphy Company.

Game toIay-National Electric Supply Co. VS..
Woodward Il LOthror.
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Defeated Cleveland in a One
Sided Game.
LOCALS USED 8 PITCHERS
Timely Batting Against Costly En-
rors Turned the Trick.
PLAY THE MAPS AGAIN TODAY
Princeton Defeats Yale-Races at
Gravesend-College Oarsmen
at Poughkeepsie.
American League Games Today.

American League Games Today.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
New York at Chicago.
National League Games Today.
Chicago Mt Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn
Pittsburg at Boston.
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MARQUETTELEAGU
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

W. l.. Pct. w I. Pet
st. Joscphs.. 10 2 SIS st. Vincent's $40
Marines. ) IA St. Peters. :; o 800
Cummissi'c rs. = 4 1867 st. PauIs 10 V91
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
W. J.. Pet. ". l.. Pet
Twining A.C. .S7S Wallach A.C. : .445
Advent AC. 5 , 625 Ninth Street :: 400
Gurley A.C... ) .J45 Manhattans.. Z lbs
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PIttSDurg, u, Boston, J..
Special Dispatch To The Star
CLEVELAND. Ohio. June 17-There
= was the widest kind of JOY in the Ma
tionals' camp last night when Cantillon's
men awoke to the full realization of the
fact that they had at last won game
of ball in the west. and had broken a
losing streak that has but few If any
equals i'm the annals of hard luck base
ball history
The hearts OF the Nationals were
cheered at the start by the appearance
in uniform of Otis Clymer who was des-
tined before the contest closed to play
an important part in the victory Cam
tillon used three pitchers in putting the
Maps to sleep. but the satisfaction over
the result was i'm no way dimmed on that
account.
Kelley was on the firing line for six
innings, Falkenberg for one and Hughes
for two. The Nationals drove Chech to
shelter with hurricane of hits in the
seventh. when this settled the outcome
of the game beyond all dispute
This is the story of the seventh: AS
Falkenberg started for the plate, bat
In hand. Cantillon ran to the bench and
called on Clymer, just out of the hospital.
10 take ihe tall pitchers place.
SAyAACA NI1pp1e, 0ut 1ame.
Clymer came hopping out on one foot
and raped screeching double to left.
but limped SO badly in going to second
that Gates was sent down to run for
him Milan's bruising single scored Gates
and put the Nationals one in the lead
iGanley sacrificed in artistic STYLE. Both
Delenanty and Pickering hunted success
fully. filling the bases. Altizer hit to
: ainchman. and on his low throw to Mig
Clarke both Milan and Deehanty scored
Warner shot saucy single to center.
scoring Pickering and Altizer but was
out at second. Birmingham. Mig Clarke
TO Larry. birmingham took Freeman's
Hughes then replaced Falkenberg. and
his mastery pitching prevented the Maps
from making any further trouble.
ECantilions men. however. made one
more circuit of the bases in the eighth to
make I'M the victory sure. Chech. who should
Iieved early In the seventh gave way to
Hess. Mcbride hit the Filipino fighter
FORA Tor single and Hughes sacrificed. Mi
ian safe one scored Mcbride. Ganley
struck out. and Milan was doubled at
second trying to steal
The crowd went wild when Hickman
Logan the Maps half with a single. but
Cieseland DID not get a man to second.
Despite the very cold weather. there
were 3.ls2 paid fans on hand when tine
game started. with Chech and Keeley
IN the box. The first ball served up by
Cheeh landed on MiIan's wrist. Ganiey's
neat sacrlnce put him on second, but he
was out at third on Delehanty's warm
grounder to Hinchman. Pickering Also
smashed one at the Maps big Substitute
snortstop and Delehanty was forced AT
second. a.
Kelley Off Well.
heeieys speed at the start was aston
1shlns. Josh Clarke lifted a pop to Nc
BRIDE and Bradley struck out. Stovau
received d Dig hand when he doomed I'D
WIN his right thumb in bandages. He
flied to Pickering
After Chech had thrown out AItize- In
the second inning Warner singled ~ -.
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Advent Takes a Fall Out of Gurley.

tim
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Departmental LEAGUE.
Interiors Win on Timely Hitting.

at 5:15
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but for once the errors of the opponents
were very costly. We will be getting some
of the breaks soon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17
Yesterdays National League Games.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Philadelphia. .: Chicago J.
Brooklyn, f. st. Louis .
Pittsburg, g. Boston,
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The Advent team took d fall out of the
Gurley team yesterday afternoon with lit
tie difficulty, winning by the score of TO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-06-17
COLUMBIA LEAGUE.
Poorly Played, But Interesting.

Game today-Congressionals Brookland Car
dinals.
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The Bulldog has a curious bark,
Whether he's wild or tame;
The Tiger has no bark at all,
But he gets there just the same.
-Princeton'S Yell
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So far there has been no great opposi-
ion to Sunday base ball i'm Detroit, and
he games are paying well.
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I has already expressed his opinion
and taken from us the very point OF
law upon which we were acting, that
1t would be useless for this Board
70 proceed any further In said mat
ter.
/ Done In open session this the 2ith
/ day OF December, 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIvALLY,
Chairman County Board.
Attest; WM. B. FRAME.
County Clerk.
by Il. w. DUKE Deputy.
(SEALJ
State OF Oklahoma, Carter County, IS.
This Is to certify that we the Board
Of County Commissioners In special
session, all members being present,
that the County Clerk of Carter
County is ordered to make list OF
all the school districts within said
County of those that have issued
bonds and those that are in the act
OF Issuing bonds. showing what the
sinking fund and the interest Of
each district will be; And It Is
further ordered that all Bonded Dis
tricis wherein they have not made
sufficient levies to cover said sink.
ing fund and interest, that the
County Clerk is hereby ordered, ac.
cording TO law, TO make sufficient
leyIcs 10 pay said sinking fund and
interest; That the County Treasurer
shall be notified OF said levy and
shall hold said amount Of money to
pay interest and sinking fund of each
respective district.
Done in open session, this the cath
day OF December. 1908
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman County Board
Attest: WM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk.
by t. w. DUKE, Deputy
(SEAL)
This is 10 certify that we the
Board OF County Commissioners do
appoint b. W Duke as tax ferrett for
Carter County, and authorize and EN-
power him TO place upon said tax
roll all taxable property that he
finds has not been listed in said
County, and for said work he shall
be compensated the amount according
to law.
Witness our hands this the cath
day OF December. 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman County Board.
Attest: WM. II. FRAME.
County Clerk.
By Is. w. DUKE. Deputy.
(SEAhJ
Thereupon the BOARD OF County
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:. is '1-tber ordered "a. sals d,
Seen sAs,l teizs enough property
- Esi4 parties leaving tae coun,y
~ pay sai1 tzIes. snd taa, tie
County Clerk. 1poa application. All.
'l-ris. tald officers with ce-,l.es
'oDy - sa.d carries ,Ares i1cl8a
i.g their yI tsr ard road Tar.
vt.ch shan be cD.. ec'ed. unlezs they
bod feceiyt from road 0yerseer coy.
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Tha; a copy q thir order be mall.
I'd - each - ,he above oHcers
ia said County o' Carter and pub.
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until January Ist. 1903
And ths, any parry wishing I.
Leave Carter County can call on n.
County Treasurer. 10 bis Office. and
pay bis ,ares and save NE cos,
that might be Incurred BY the off.
Gers forcing the collection OF his
tares
ROBr. r. SC5vALLY,
Chairman OF the Board OF County
Commissioner
(tttes,). WIN. r. FRAME.
County Clerk.
BY y. W. DUKE. Deputy.
isEALJ Oct 2s-,o jan ]
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TROOPS To MINE WAR
TWO COMPANIES STATE MILITIA
DISPATCHED TO PRESERVE
PEACE AT SrEARNS, Ky.

aInuH kN. prc 2N Two compa
u.ra of state militia are ou hcir wa,
10 Suruus tonight eout by Governor
NilHuu "u account Of the unrest fol
lowing tho battle Of yesterday In
which 70 drp'W United Stntos mar
ehll and a striking miner were hllcd
The euhrp have threatened to de-
Hlru, tho big plant ol the St,arn.
Coal a lumhrr Co. and tho com
munIh lH alarmed
On" company Of the state guard,
lrfl Snmorsct aud prolhrr lru lcN
mrtou At 10 10
Tho SomorHo oumpau, is u com
mmd of Captain Henry Waddyll who
H ALSO deputy United states mar.
nlul sumo of the soldiers viii hc STA.
toned la the hank which it was
feared might be- made the object OF
am attack
n'pul, Marshal Ryan has not been
found since the riot. aud u is feared
hc a klllcd
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Proceedings Of Board Of County Com
rissioners.

ifliht published Dec. ~, 1908.
state Of Oklahoma Carter County, IS.
The Board Of County Commission.
"rs of Carter County, Okla, met
this the 23th day Of December. 1908,
pursuant to a call Of the County
Clerk for the purpose Of taking up
the County Weigher proposition.
Road Tax proposition. arranging for
levy for sinking fund and Interest
fund for the School Districts that
issue bonds. aud appointment OF
tax ferret. all members OF the
Board and the Deputy County Clerk
being present
The following orders were Issued.
towlt:
II is hereby ordered by the Board
Of County Commissioners in special
session assembled, that Township
Trustees shall notify all Road over.
BecrB under their charge that they
must make report to the township
trustee according 10 law; and az
there are so many people leaving the
county, that II becomes necessary
that the road overseers be active and
collect road tax due from those that
have not paid or worked out their
road tax.
Done in open session this the 2ith
day Of December. 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman County Board.
Attest: VIM. B FRAME,
County Clerk.
BY H. w. DUKE, Deputy.
We. the Board OF County Commits.
sloncrs OF Carter County, Oklahoma,
In special session. all members be-
Ing present. and with unanlmo is
vote. do hereby render the following
decision. to-wIt;
First That the members of the
Farmers Union OF Carter County. rep.
resented by their attorneys, asked
thus Board Tor hearing upon the
legality OF the present County Weigh.
cr, claiming that he was holding OF.
iice contrary 10 the constitution OF
the state OF Oklahoma
Second. After hearing tnc arg'i.
ments Of the attorneys representing
the farmers, that we asked that our
County Attorney be consulted in the
matter aud We ordered him TO write
q brief upon the legality of the
County Wcighor. and In his decision
he states that the Act OF the Legis. |
lature Of May 90 1908, creating the |
office Of County Wclgher and appoint. /
ing those that had been elected at |
the regular election, was unconstltu. /
tional and that the present welgher I
was filling the office without |
Upon the filing OF the County Al.
torneys opinion. We sustained his |
opinion. and issued an order that we |
would upon the petition OF the peo.
ME meet on November 4, 1908, and |
'ppoint a county weigher for Carter
County; that we were cnioined from
making the appointment by the de-
tcndant In the District Court: and
that the Judge of said Cou,t rem.
lercd an opinion ON the subject and
In this opinion refused TO grant the
writ OF prohibition. but In plain
words, said that the Legislature In
his mind had a right TO create the
office Of County Welgher and to
name the regularly elected welghers
hat were elected In the general clec-
ion 10 serve the time Os other regu.
arly elected officers. Upon this de.
'ision We feel that our superior court
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Commissioners adjourned until the
next regular meeting
Witness our hands and seal this
the cath day of December, 1908.
ROBERT +. SCIVALLY,
Chairman County Board.
Attest: VIM. b. FRAME,
County Clerk
by b. w DUKE. Deputy.
(SEAL)
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WE CAN DO YOUR GAS FITTING
"RloHr NOW"

Don't wait until II gets cold AGAIN
Phone 60. Ardmore supp,y ca
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FRIGHT Now"
Don't wait until II gets cold again
Phone 60. Ardmore Supply Co.

\ jew peddler hired a buggy and
team from a livery stable at Okeene
and went out across country to dis
pose OF his wares. While making his
spiel at farm house the team
walked away, taking the buggy with
1t. The jew walked back to town
and asked the liveryman this civil
question; Wy YOU don't poot some
stobbers on dat team?"
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Siel'r Okla, Dec 2S In quar-
rri here last night Peter Folsom
was stabbed In the neck and almost
instantly Killed William Martin was
immediately placed under arrest an
is now In IAN Roth are Choclau
Indians
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hnnoNlng cold sore I ever had with
lncklln's Arnica Salyc I applied this
HhlNo once day for two DAYS, when
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1908-12-29

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Nome industrial worker., 1908-02-21
BURKE MINERS
 IhD0RSE I.W. ",

Among the staunchest friends of the I. w. w. is the Burke Idaho Miners Union No. 10, of w. F. M. Writing to the Industrial Union Bulletin October z, the secretary of the union Tom Cora, says:
 Enclosed you will please find money order for S25, which amount has been donated by Burke Miners Union No. 10 to your organizing fund, on receipt of the appeal for assistance sent out by the new Executive Board. You will note that this is the second donation made by this union within the last couple of months for the organizing fund, to say nothing of what we have donated to the different strikes of the I. w. W.
Nome industrial worker., 1908-02-21
MlNlNG NOTES.

Chas. Peters and partner left during the week for the Lillian claim on Cen ter creek to do some prospecting They are prepared to prospect exten- siveJy for the pay.
 Scotty Stewart and Dick Connors have been drowned out where they were working on the Mable bench The same water also drowned out Dan Sutherland and partners, and Fer guson and Go.
 P. Paterson, who has been operating on Mo-. 6 Cooper gulch, has blocked out about 800 feet ready for summer work. He had five men working with him. They have been laid off for the present and have come in town. MT. Paterson intends to commence sluic- ing as soon as the weather will permit.
 Herman Nelson and Chas. Swanson who have been prospecting on the Roosevelt claim, Sunset creek, have quit there for the present and are contemplating moving their outfit to the Submarine beach line. They sank 13 holes to bedrock which at a depth of 8 feet on the Roosevelt, and did some drifting but found no. pay.