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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
CARELEss X. .. CONTRACTORS.
Read Their Figures Wrong and For
felt 1000 Check.

Lawrence Kan, Sept. 15-The Blanch-
ard Construction company forfeited its
81 900 certified check deposited as an
evidence of good faith when it filed its
bid for the new mining engineering
building at the university.
The construction company claims
that in carrying over an item for the
stone work of $500 inadvertently the
item went in as $3.50. This made big
difference and the company preferred
to forfeit $1,000 posted than to go on
with the contract.
The university authorities do not
know what steps will be taken, but it
is thought that the building will be
readvertised and the contract let on an
entirely new bid.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
JUDGE POLLOCK OPENS COURT
One of the Important Cases a Suit
Against the Orient for $S1 900.

81 Wichita, Kan, Sept. 15.-Judge Pol
lock has convened federal court here.
The first days session was taken up
with assignment of cases. The most
important criminal cases are charges
of fraud in the making of pension pa
pers against Eugene NJ. Caffey, Bell
Low, Alpheus C. Wilson. J. B. Caring
ton and w. c. Harshbarger; Frank
Smith, charged with forging a money
order at Newton, and Ben Pickett,
charged with sending obscene matter
through the mails. The last offense is
alleged to have been committed at Cold
water. Among the important civil
suits is one against the Kaw Valley
Construction company and the Kansas
City, Mexico & Orient railway, filed by
the Luttgerding Brothers, contractors.
seeking damages, alleging breach of
contract. The amount involved IS $751;
600 owing to the size of the docket
the term of court will in all probability
last about 10 days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
WOULD LIKE SOME DATES.
The Lecompton Football Team Wants
Few Games.
Lecompton, Kan, Sept. Is.

Lecompton, Kan, Sept. Is.
To the Sporting Editor of the State
Journal:
A football team has been organized
here and games are already being
scheduled for the coming season. At
a recent meeting Kirk Fitzpatrick was
reelected captain and w. B. Tiff was
chosen manager for the ensuing year.
Last season the team was victorious
in every game played and although a
few of last years players have gone,
yet Captain Fitzpatrick has good
bunch in his lineup and is confident OF
again putting out a winning team. The
team still has a few open dates and
would like to schedule few more
games.
Yours, r. w. WATSON.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington 20. PhiIadeIphia 81;

WashlngtOn ~, PhIaueIphIa TO,
Washington, Sept. 15.-Bert Kelley
pitched both games for Washington and
beat Philadelphia in the first to 1, the
contest going ten innings. In the sec
ond Coombs was a puzzle, and the
Quakers won easily, 5 to 0, the game
being called at the end of the eighth
inning owing to darkness.
Score by innings: RH. e.
washington 49,. -. % 100000 10 9 1
Philadelphia -. 10 90 OIL 0O00-1 o
Batteries-Keeley and Street; Salve
and Powers.
Second game-Score by innings: R.H.E E.
Washington ....-....0 0 0 0 0 30 0 90 ,
Philadelphia 80. 10 10OO12 - .
Batteries-Keeley and Street; Coombs
and Lapp.
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CLOSE IN TWO LEAGUES.
The Pennant Race Exciting in Both
the National and American.


the National and American.
Chicago, Sept 15.-Not in many
years have the pennant races in both
the National and American leagues
been so close and exciting at this late
stage of the season. New York won
the only game participated in by any
the three leaders in the National
league race yesterday gaining three
points in percentage and this morning
led with an advantage of Fl points
over SChicago, in second place.
Pittsburg, points behind Chi
Philadelphia while the Chicago team
goes to Boston, and st. Louis comes
to New York. The crucial series of
the week begin Friday when Pittsburg
meets New York at the Polo grounds.
while Chicago moves to Philadelphia.
The four cornered race in the Amer
lean league is closer than ever. as the
result of yesterdays game. Only 20
points separate Detroit in first posi-
ton from st. Louis in fourth.
Victories by Cleveland and st. Louis
yesterday over Chicago and Detroit re-
spectively had the effect of punching
the quartette of first division clubs
closely enough 10 make decisive
shakeup possible as the result of two
or three days play.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
TO BEGIN.
Football Practice on Washburn
Field Opens Wednesday.
Coach ,Weede Faces a Difficult
Task.
MICH GOOD MATERIAL
Simply a Question of Organiza-
tiOn and Work.
Linemen Strong and Some Good
MUCH GOOD MATERIAL
Linemen Strong and Some Good
Backfield Men.

Wednesday afternoon at Washburn
park, Coach Weede of the Washburn
team will call his men together for the
first practice of the season. From
that time until November %, when the
Washburn team combats the Okla
homa Sooners on the local grounds,
football practice will be the daily pro-
gram at Washburn.
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ST. Louis 5. Detroit ?.

ST. Louis, Sept. 15.-St. Louis hit
Donovan hard and timely and took the
second game of the series from De-
troit The game was full of spectacu-
lar catches in the outfeld.
Score by innings: r. H. p.
st. Louis ........-....-1 . - o
Detroit .... .......00 0 OIL 0 o. 9 3
Batteries-Powell and Smith; Dono-
van and Schmidt.
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WICHITA
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Oklahoma City ............ o 90 10000 o.
The summary: Two base hits-Dow-
ney, Pettigrew 2. Stolen bases-Rapps,
Hettling. Sacrifice hits-White, Goes.
Bases on balls-Of Bandy 4. off Scott
2 Struck out-By Bandy /. by Scott 5.
Double play-Love to White to Rapps.
Time-1:25. Umpire-Shuster.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
NIatthewson Best TwirIer.

New York, Sept. Is. - Christy
Mathewson. of New York, is the pre-
mier twirler of the National league,
and if he can keep up his present clip
McGaw will have to thank him alone
for winning the bunting for the metro
polls. Maddox, of Pittsburg, and Reul-
bach, of Chicago, are making a merry
bid for the honors.
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Other Ball Games.

Luray 9. Morland z.
Blue Rapids 4, Atchison 0.
Denver 4. Des Moines O..
Lincoln 2, Pueblo 2.
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DO You Think
For Yourself I?

Or. do you open your mouth like 9 young
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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
THE FLAG TO INDIANAPOLIS.
Captures the American Association
Pennant With st. Paul Last.

Milwaukee, Sept. 15.-The season of
baseball in the American Association
came to a close Monday afternoon with
the lle-Indianapolis game. In
dianapolis won the pennant. The teams
finished with games Won and lost in
the following order:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York f. RrookIyn 2.

New York, Sept. ia home run by
Jordan with two men on bases gave
the Brooklyns a lead of 3 runs in the
first inning, but thereafter Wiltse held
them safe. although it required three
fast double plays to pull him out tow
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Cleveland 10, Chicago 4.

Chicago, Sept. 15.-Cleveland defeated
Chicago easily Monday.
score by innings: r. H. e
Chicago ....., ....... % u D q o. 4
Cleveland ....... 30 1 0 o 90 s 2-10 IS 1
Batteries-Owen, Manuel and Sulli-
van: Joss and Bemis.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
Bali PLAYER a Suicide.

Nashua, n. H, Sept. 15.-Charles l.
Van Zant, for several years a promi-
neit baseball player, committed sui
eide last evening at his home in this
city by shooting.
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SpringfieId 10. Joplin 4.

Springfield, Mo-, Sept. 15.-Springfield
batted Pollard all over the lot Monday
and Joplin lost, 10 to 4. The fielding
of both teams was ragged. The score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
American League.
Clubs
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Wichita Wins From Oklahoma City
Both Runs Being on Errors.

Oklahoma City, Ok, Sept. 15.-"Bone-
head" plays on the part Of Oklahoma
City enabled Wichita to win the game,
2 to l. Wichita scored both runs on
errors. The score:
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15
Wins in Three Eve.

Springfield. Ill, Sept. 15.-The
Three 1 league baseball season closed
with Springfield taking the fourth
straight game from Decatur. Spring
field wins pennant by Al points, with
a percentage of COS; Decatur second
565. -
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ara the end. Rucker pitched we'll I'D to
the sixth inning when he hit two man
ana Seymour got double. Pastorius
then took his place. New York tied the
score in the eighth on a pass to Her
zog, steal and Seymour's single and
won II In the tenth, Dolin sacrificed
and Seymour made the necessary bit
his fifth in row, which included two
doubles and a triple.
Score by innings: Rim
Brooklyn ...... 8 o00oooOe-s 10 o
New York ..........0 0201O1-4 s /
atterles-Rucker, Pastorius and
Dunn; Wiltse and Bresnahan.
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SCORE BY INNINGS.

The summary: Earned runs-Spring-
field 8, Joplin 1. Two base hits-Cobb 2
Three base hits-Gray, Noyes. Home
run-Wilson. Bases on balls-On Pol
lard /. Struck out-By Brennan 4, by
Pollard 8. by Quiesser 3. Left on bases
Springfield Z, Joplin 10. Hits-Of Pol
lard Is in six innings. Hit by pitcher
Persch, Pollard. Stolen bases-Grady,
Erloff. First base on errors--Spring-
field 1, Joplin 4. Time-1:40 Umpire
Anderson.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-15

Philadelphia. Sept. 15-Errors by the
home team helped Boston to win the
game Monday. the deciding run being
made in the ninth inning,
Score by innings: RHE
Boston ........ ........001020 6 /
Philadelphia 10 co. 00O2O-3 Z 5
Batteries-Chappe and Bowerman;
McQuillin, Moran and Doom.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11
MONEY FOR
KICKAP00S

Washington. June liz Frank A..
Thaekery left Washington this after
uoon with a United states treasury
warrant for SlOl 900. which he is 70
distribute among eighty five Kicking
KickapOo Indians OF oklahoma al
shawnee Martin j. Bentley repre-
sentative Of the Mexican branch OF
the KickapOos, left yesterday for Mex
leo with a treasurer's warrant for
about $4,000, the share OF the Mexl-
can Kickapoos IN the S2l5.000 In full
settlement Of all their claims against
the government. Mr. Bentley also car
ried his fee Of $26.S75. awarded him
by the Mexican branch Of the tiDe fer
getting through their claim. Chief
Okemah Is a joint trustee Of the fund
with Bentley There ahe lR0 nenbers
OF the tribe 10 share IN the $4,000,
less the S26.S75 fee paid TO Bentley
which was first deducted. The per
capita share Of the members Of the
tribe. therefore. viii amount 10 about
81 .zee,
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AN INCREASE
FOR LAWT0N

Washington. June il-"we are go
Ing 10 d-uble the size OF the city OF
tawt0n, Okla. soon. remarked Judge
~ W. Whuen, chief law clerk Of the
general iand officee, today "A Wn
Of seratdl Cores which passed con.
gress, provided for the addition Of a
tract OF 800 acres lying north Of the
town. which has been used for the
Arapahoe school. II has been sur
yeyed and plated and we viii sell Il
out In town lots az auction. The date
Of the sale had not been definitely
fixed but the people OF Lawton want
Il held on August 6, the anniversary
cf the original opening Of tho town
site In 1901
The city now has over 10000 IN
habitants. One block OF the addition
IS 70 be reserved for park purposes and
two blocks for school buildings The
original town site sold for over t400.-
900, but this new addition being. resi-.
dental propertX viii bring probably
about $3.50, 1000"
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eeoyernore Price to Wed.

Cards have been issued for The mar.
rlage OF Governor Sam s. Price ami
Mrs Fannie Jackson The bride Is
charming young widow wen known in
Guthrie and Oklahoma city, and Is pos
sesaed 90 considerable fortune Tho
ceremony win be celebrated in Chi
cago whore the prospective bride
makes her home. The marriage IS 10
take place sometime during me cur
rent month, and viii be a magnificent
affair
Governor Price formerly lived 40
Oklahoma city and rs well known
there and an over ihe state lie is Al
present connected with the school land
department. and one OF the notable
aud popular figures In state official
dom u rs stated that the coming
union IS the outgrowth OK a romance
Of several years Standing The Cover
ror" having met bis fiancee while she
was In Oklahoma on visit
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Get a Medallion.
SUES RICH MAN
Foh wiFE's LOVE.

Special TO Daily leader.
Shawnee. Okla. June l0.-~A suit
has been filed IN the district court
by Godfrey Herald against Louis
Baumle charging him with alternating
the affections of Heralds wife and
asking damages 20 the extent of $780,
600 The woman was divorced several
weeks ago and In his petition, Herald
charges that Baumle. in April OF 1908,
allenated her affections and enticed
her away against bis consent
THE defendant Is reported 20 be-
worth between $50p0o and 500. 900
and Is cne Of shawnee's oldest resi-
dents. being engaged IN the loan and
insurance business.
The plaintiff is a farmer living near
town.
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JACK Love a acolonel.p

Jack Love a Colonel"
A flaming poster al The Royal hotel
alYeriises the celebration of the
Glorious Fourth" at Woodward.
Among the numerous attractions 70
places as the top liner the fact that
Colonel Jack Love, Of tho corpora
tion commission, Will address the as
sembled multitude. Colonel Love
wears hts new title with becoming dig.
nifty and solemnity.
More Phones Out.
- Is suspected that the hello girls
have been "sassing' the weather man.
The storm Of yesterday morning put
about TWO hundred phones out OF bus
mess In Guthrie and the electric storm
Of last Might added about four hundred
moro 10 the list IN addition 10 this
lserious crippling OF the local service
outside communication rs now posst
BILE WIKI only three on four neishbor-
Ing towns.
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Des Moines. a: Pueblo. 3.

nes Moines, June li.-1hough Pitca.
er Bomar OF Des Moines was due TO
act as groom at a wedding he had to
pitch all the way through a thirteen
inning game against Pueblo. but nc
won in the most brilliant game Of the
local season
Score r. II. p.
d. loines. 900 O01 020 900 IA II (
Puel , J.. 600 OJJ 2l0 600 0-3 II o
Batteries: Bomar and Yeager; Fi;z-
gqrald Cld Smith
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

AT Columbus
Columbus, 0; Kansas City, l.
AZ Louisville
.Juisville-Minneapolis game GALE l
end of second inning, rain.
AT Toledo
First game, Toledo. 2; Milwaukee,
a. Second game, Toledo, 6; Milwad-
kee. o.
AT indianapolis
First game, indianapolis, 4, ST Pau,
3, thirteen innings. Second game,
Indianapolis, 6; ST Paul, S.
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The merits Of the Texas Wonder
YOU would never suher from kidney
bladder o. rheumatic trouble 81 bot
tie two months treatment. Sold BY
Wallace drug store call for testi.
mony.
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chIeaao. 8; PhIIadeIphIa. 2.

Chicago. June THE timely hit
ing Of Atz who replaced Parent after
nderson and Davis had singled gave
hicago their second game with Phii-
delphia.
Score II. II. h.
hicago ..... 900 001 02@-3 8 0
Philadelphia M .001 OOl O00--2 8 I
Batteries: Manuel and Sullivan;
flank and Powers.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pttsburg, I; w York, o.
New York, June Fired Clarke
made the winning run in the New
fork-Pittsburg game, on his hit, sa..
rifice and good base running in the
ourth inning
-tsburg ..... 600 30 000--l s /
New York ... 600 600 0OO--0 6 /
Batteries: Lever and Gibson, Wiltsa
md Bresnahan.
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Hutchinson. 8: Webb City, 1.

Hutchinson, June 11.-Wescott was
invincible while the Webb City pitch
ers were easy and Hutchinson an
nexed yesterdays game, TO /.
Score- r. II. p.
Hutchinson ..001 10 O00-3 10 !
Webb City ~ 100 600 000--1 6
Batteries Wescott and Freese; Mil
ton O'Bnen and Cheek
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Heavy. impure blood makes a mud
dy. pimply complexion. headaches,
nausea Indigestion thin blood makes
you weak. pale. siellly IiurdocS Blood
Bjtters makes the blood rich, red. pure
--restc,es perfect health.
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Lincoln, June 1l.-Jones pitched a
no-hit, no-run game against Sioux
CITY, the first performance of the kin I
in The Western league this year. only
Two Sioux City men reaching first base
Lincoln ...4,.. 200 600 0O*-2 3 .
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JopIIn. 8; okIahoma cItn. ?.

Joplin, June ll.-Joplin won q fast
pitchers battle from the leaders,
Score r. II. r..
Joplin ......... 300 600 O00-3 0 2
Oklahoma city .Ol0 600 O0l-2 s D.
Batteries Pollard and Noyes: Benz.
is and Kelsey.
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Detroit, June 1l.-Detroit tied up a
eemingly lost game in the tenth on a
,ingle, pass and Schmidt's triple won
the twelfth before man was out.
Score X. HE.
ietroit ~ 001 200 010 201-7 13 .
Sew York 01l OOl 100 200--6 II 3
Batteries; Aiullin and Schmidt,
Newton and Lake. Blair.
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Boston. 8; Cleveland. 4.

Cleveland, June fl.-Had Liebhardt
eceived perfect support. he woull
ave shut out Boston. AS 1t was BGs
On won to A..
Score r. II. y.
ieveland .. 300 900 600 OLA 10 4
Boston .......ooy 500 00O O5-S 10 d
BATTERIES: Liebnardt and Bemis, ".
larke; Young and Criger.
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sprinofleld. a; Enld. ?.

Springfield June li.--ln slow and
.featureless game the locals won from
Enid
Score RH. e..
Springfield .... OOC 600 40t-i Z 3
Enid ..........0 .010 100 000--2 6 1
Batteries: George and Vauderhif;
Ashley and Allen.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.
Topeka. s: Wichita. a.

wichita June ii.-Topeka took the
opening Of the series from Wichita.
Score r. II. IL
Topeka .....000 100 0O3 14-5 5.
Wichita ....t 1890 O10 600 0--4 10 4
Batteries. Boles and Brennan; Scott
and Quiesser.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.


OOdnds o. DenVeFf Z.
Omaha, June i.-~lIollenbeck held
Denver to three hits and the locals
won easily. TO 2.
Score r. IT. Z.
Omaha ....... coo 200 1875 8 2
Denver ....... 200 900 000-2 3 /
Batteries. Hollenbeck and Gonding,
Bohannon and McDonough.
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Baseball
And
Sports


Philadelphia, June list Louis dc
feated Philadelphia in a ten-innins
pitchers battle between Lush and
Sparks
Score r. H. h.
St. Louis ... 600 600 900 IL 7 g
Philadelphia 900 OQ0 600 90 4 ,
Batteries: Lusn aud Ludwig Hos
letter; Sparks and Doom.
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American LEAGUE.
OKLAHOMA KANSAS LEAGUE.
TuISa a. partteevffte .

Bartlesville. okla, June 11.-Costly
errors and loose playing lost yester-
days game for the locals The Wis
itors had to play snappy ball to win.
Score r. II. y
Bartlesvllle .... 100 O00 001--2 6 6
Tulsa ......... 100 001 020-4 s 4
Batteries; Womack ana Bradbury;
Burnett and Jeffries
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
81. Louis. a: washington, 2.

st. Louis. June 1l.--An eighth inning
'ally. netting two runs, gave ST. LOUIS
lie second game OF the series with
Washington.
Score r. II. E.
81. Louis ......1O0 600 12s--4 9 4
Washington So 900 600 020-2 6 3
batteries: Bailey, Dineen and Steph-
as; Gates and Street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Warrants for personal tax 1907 are
now IN the hands Of the sheriff Pay
yours now and save costs.
JOHN MAHONEY
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Brooklyn. June 1l.-By good work
on the bases, coupled with Ruckers
excellent pitching. the home club sha
ont Chicago, to 0.
Score R.H. II.
Cncago ........ 900 600 1000 4 2
Brooklyn .........010 001 00~--2 .
Batteries: Fraser and Moran; Ruck-
er and Bergen.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-11

Fishing tackle. lawn tennis and base.
ball goods al Olsmiih's.