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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-25
Truth and
Quality

appeal to the Well-Informed in every
walk of life and are essential to permanent
success and creditable standing. Accor-
ingly, it is not claimed that Syrup of Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA is the only remedy of
known value, but one of many reasons
why it is the best Of personal and family
laxatives is the fact that it cleanses,
sweetens and relieves the internal organs
on which it acts without any facilitating
after effects and without having to increase
the quantity from time to time.
1t acts pleasantly and naturally and
truly as a laxative, and its component
parts are known to and approved by
physicians, as it is free from all objection
able substances. To get its beneficial
effects always purchase the genuine
manufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co., only, and for sale by all leading drug
gists. -
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National League.

started the. trouble with double to
right field and then scored on hit by
Haas. In the ninth Root let down a
little and three runs were presented to
the visitors. Casey singled, johnson
doubled and Anderson perambulated,
filing the bases Haas famed but
Dfckenson's inf1eld out scored Casey.
Pettigrew hit to S. Olson. the latters
low throw to first scored two runs.
That was all
The feature Of the game was run
ming stop of a hot grounder of Ander-
sons by E. Olson which clearly robbed
the third baseman of a hit.
The two teams are at 1t this after
noon. There will be double header
tomorrow with Roach and Hagerman
performing. Again Monday the two
teams will clash
The score:
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county has witnessed this season was
played here Friday between the Bur
lingame and Usage City Commercial
clubs in which Usage City won with a
score of IL to 3. The Burlingame club
and rooters were met at the train by
the Usage City band and Commercial
club and ladies with carriages and
were escorted to the ball park. Burlin-
game brought a number of clowns and
comically dressed rooters but when 1t
came to real ball playing they were out
Of their sphere. Usage City had no
trouble outplaying their neighbors and
hopes to- carry the laurels home in q
return game at Burlingame next Fri
day.
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Clintock. Rapps. Dalrymple. Stolen
base-Love. Double plays-Grady to
Tonneman to Smith, McClintock to
Rapps to w. White to Emory. Left
on bases-Springfield 1, Oklahoma
City s. Earned runs--Oklahoma City
z. Bases on balls-On McClintock 2.
Struck out-By McClintock 6. by
Woods 8. Hit by pitched ball-Mc-
Cormick, Emory. 200.
Time-1:2s. Umpires-Setley and
Shuster.
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miners and Operators Confer.

Seattle, Wash, July 25.-An I'M
portant meeting Of the coal operators
and the representatives Of district No.
10, United Mine Workers Of Ameri-
ca, has begun here. 1t is the usual
yearly conference in regard to the
scale for the coming year. The mine
owners submitted scare which calls
for q, general decrease OF 10 per cent,
while the miners ask TOR a general in
crease OF per cent with an eight
hour day from bank to bank.
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SIBERIA Is TERRIBLE.
Correspondent With Tourist Car Com
plains of the Trip.

New York, July ga cable dis
patch from London says:
The italian Zust car has arrived at
Tomsk, Siberia. Antonio Scarfoglto,
the correspondent of the Daily Mail,
wires from there to his paper as fol-
lows:
1--WE arrived here at 4 o'clock
Wednesday morning with our front
tires in a dreadful state and our car
badly damaged. The roads have been
fearful since leaving Irkutsk. and
passing over the mountainous regions
our car has danced from stone to stone
continuously in a manner both nerve
racking and dangerous. Siberia Is In
truth q terrible country, with torrents
converting the socalled roads into
muddy swamps and bridges 30 shaky
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and unsafe as to be little more than
traps for the unwary.
I'VE were fortunate to have con-
Quered so many Obstacles without &C
cident. and our journey ahead in this
mountainous country will prove
tedious task. We are passing through
almost continuous forests, and, alas!
Moscow is still far distant"
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Tyrus Cobb to Marry.

Washington, July 25.-Tyrus Cobb,
the American leagues champion bats
man and one of the greatest ball play
ers the game has ever produced, Is
soon to Join the ranks of the benedicts.
1t has leaked out that Cobb and Miss
Charlie Lombard, an estimable young
lady of Augusta. Ca, are to be Joined
in wedlock the first week in August
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HAGGAN TO RETIRE.
Owing to Anti Betting Laws Horse
Breeding Is No Longer Profitable.

Lexington, KY, July 25.-James B.
Haggan will retire from the business
of horse breeding and racing. This
announcement was made by him today
at his Elmdorf farm here.
His decision was made, he said, be-
cause of the anti-betting laws in force
In New York Mr.. Haggan said that
thoroughbreds can not be raised for a
profit any longer. He has 1000 acres
of land here and is undecided whether
to establish a cattle breeding establish
ment or let the land lie in grass.
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MURPHY'S BIG OFFER
Is willing to Pay $25, 900 for Cardinals
Two Star Pitcners.

Two Star Pitchers.
Chicago, July 25.-Charley Murphy,
manager of the Worlds Champions
has again got into print. This time the
medium on which Chubby Charley"
hangs his bid for notoriety consists of
an offer to purchase Karger and
Fromme from the Cardinals for $685.
900. The report futher says that the
offer was declined. With these two
twirlers Murphy figures he could sure
ly win the National league pennant
and then whip the best the American
league can trot out for the worlds
championship.
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wichita 8, webb City 2.

Webb City, Mo-, July 25.-Wichita's
hitting won for them. gathering IL
hits in the nine sessions. Milton and
man in the seventh. but too late to
check the Jobbers.
The score:
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Catcher Sommer Dead.

Cleveland. July 25.@J. A. Sommer,
~ years old, veteran major league
catcher, died Of paresis at HIS home
here today. Sommer once caught for
Amos Rusie. He played with Indian
apolis, Chicago and Boston. A widow
ana two children survive.
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Western
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Citation
GOSSIP
WHERE THEY PLAT
TOMORROW.

49, WHERE THEY PLAT
%O2 TOMORROW.
Hutchinson at Topeka.
Joplin at Enid.
Springfield at Oklahoma City.
Wichita at Webb City.
Tomorrew's games ought to be good
ones. The first game will be called at
2 o'clock and the second Immediately
following the close of the first. There
will be big crowds for this will be the
only form Of amusement within hailing
distance Of the city. Jason will offer
McNeeley and Wright while Roach and
Hagerman will do the deceiving for the
home talent.
Anderson, who was lately released
by Springfield has caught on with the
Packers and will work out at third
during the absence OF DR.. Jason
Andrews who is out of the game with
a sprained collar bone. i-s-el
Siekmeyer, an outfielder Of last sea-
sons team, is Topeka visitor for a
few days. 'Siek' has been playing
with Farrell and other former Western
Association players at Frankfort. He
has been getting away pretty good and
is in high spirits.
Larry Milton has honed his ak for
business. Jimmy Cuthbert was the
first to feel the sharp edge, closely fol-
lowed by Pitchers Roy Gill and Ryan.
Everhart, a relative of the present
third sacker of the Tripletts will be
taken on the pitching staff. Cuthbert,
| it is reported, will go to Oklahoma
City, but he still belongs to Cooley and
Dick will probably make other ar
fAr hi fnp
| season. He is too valuable man to
| let the Nets have at the present time.
shively has not made many friends
| in Topeka by letting Ffnney go back to
the O.. K. league after he has done
good work in this league for year
He was one of the fairest officials on
the staff and should have been retain
ed at least longer than Car Shuster.
Mcc,intock. of the Oklahoma City
l. team. did some good work yesterday
when he got away with a no hit game,
with the Midgets as victims. he Is
spit ball pitcher and usually wastes
about a half hour getting ready TO
throw q ball.
The Nets will have to take to the
road after the present series with Inv
Midgets and as the Nets are poor
roadsters, the locals will have nttle
| first place.
seabaugh is catching for the Nash
Vile team in the Southern League. He
&c doing most of the receiving for the
Tennesseeans and is hitting at a I'll
clip.
When the Hayden Hurlburt combina-
| zion took hold of the Springfield team
there was an outstanding indebtedness
of 1853, of which $1,22s was in back
salaries due to the players. This has
been nearly all paid by Hayden, but
he insists that the fans must go down
and help pay the balance. Says Hay
den: II have plenty OF money to nm
ance a team with, but have none with
The Nets prior to the Topeka visit
| were hitting at a .214 pace. The two
| games which Hagerman twirled put
| the Nets back to .210 and from this
| the News deduces the fact that the
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pitched ball-Fillman. Passed ball
Allen, Blassengame. Wild pitch
Ashley, Breckenbach. 2. Time of
game-1:5S. Umpire-Alloway.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Detroit 4. Cleveland o.

Cleveland. o., July 25.-Detroit de-
feated Cleveland. Errors gave Detroit
its first two runs. while Crawford's
home run was responsible for the next
two. Flick played his first game of
the season for Cleveland.
Score by innings: R-H.E.
Cleveland ............0 5000 % 90 8
Detroit ................0 o 1 o 002o-4 z 2
Batteries-Joss and N. Clarke;
Summers and Schmidt.
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o,.Iaboma CITY :. Springfield o.

Oklahoma City. Ok. July 25--Mc-
Clintock pitched a no hit, no run game
against Springfield, the locals winning.
7 to O. McClintock issued bases on
balls to Wilson and Grady and these
were the only opponents to reach first
base during the game.
The score.
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man. Cobb. Reed. Brooks. Murray,
Ashley, 2; Runkle. Two-base hit
Reed. Double play-Breckenbach to
Noyes, Breckenbach to Reed to Noyes.
Bases on balls-Oh Ashley, 3: off
Breckenbach, g. Struck out-By Ash
ley, 1; by Breckenbach, z. Hit by
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York ?. Pittsburg 1.

New York, July 25.-Manager Nc
Graw and his players received a royal
welcome home at the Polo grounds.
Score by innings: RI. e:
New York ............0 0 o OIL 900 L.
Batteries-Willis and Gibson;
Wfltze and Bresnahan.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus 8. Milwaukee 4.

Columbus, July 25.-Goodwin, who m ade
three of the four hits allowed by Pape,
batted in the first Columbus run and
scored the winning one on his single and
low throws by Clarke and Brown
Score by innings: R.H. E.
Milwaukee -. 49,. % o 000100d s 4
Columbus .....O o U D o o 2 "-S 1
Batteries-Goodwin and Foil; Pape and
Roth.
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Cincinnati 8, Boston 2.

Boston, July 25.-Cincinnati won
the opening game of the eastern trip.
Manager Kelly Of Boston was or
dered of the field for his protest of
decision.
Score by innings: RH. e.
Cincinnati ...........1 001o 1o0o-3 Q
Boston ................0 ~ ~ WV Z .
BatteriesISpade and Mclean; Dor
ner and Graham.
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WICHITA
ii SCORE BY INNINGS.
vvebh csitv 0 o o 0 / o %
! wichita ......0 D o o 0-6

CITY. 1: Wichita, 2. Two-base hits
Lotion, Everhart PenneI1. Middleton.
Hetling. Bases on balls-Of Milton,
1: of Bolin. Q. Struck out-By Bur
mum, Z; by Milton. 2; by Bolin, 4. Left
on bases-Webb City, 8: Wichita, y.
wild pitch-Burnum. Passed ball
Kellerman. Stolen bases-Pokorney,
cay; Downing. ,Hetling. Sacrifice hits
-Everhart, Doran. Middleton In
nings pitched-By Burnum- 6b; by
Milton, as. Hits-Off Burnum, 10;
off Milton, 8. Time or game-1:s6.
Umpire-Burke.
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JopIfn 3. Enid 2.

Enid, Okla, July 25.-Joplin took
the first of the series from Enid in a
close contest. to 2.
ThA Scora.
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Toledo-Kansas City. No game; rain
CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Newton A, Ellsworth 5.

Newton 4, Ellsworth 8.
Newton, Kan. July 25.-Newton did
not score until the last half of the |
ninth inning when they landed on
Stanley and knocked out four runs and
won the game.
Score innings: RHE.
Newton ................0 oooooo0
Ellsworth ........2 000001O0-3
Batteries-Satter and Gothewaite;
F. Stanley and Somers.
r. r. Y. NJ. @. A. s. Pleasant Hin 2.
Pleasant Hill, July 25.-Pleasant HIN
lost to the Topeka r. r. Y. M c. A.
in a game of ball by the score OF to
g. In the ninth inning the game was
to o in favor of Pleasant Hill. Score:
R-H.E
Pleasant Hill ......-.............I
r. r. Y. M. c. Announcements y
Batteries-L. Pollom and r. Pollom;
Lambert and Alexander.
Pratt III. s. 1. Greensburg Q.
Pratt, July 25.-The Greensburg team
in the Southwest league took third
place Friday when they we're defeated
by the Pratt High School team by
score Of to 0. Stokesbery, the H-year-
old south paw, pitched one hit game
for the High School boys.
Other Ball Games.
Lincoln 10, Des Moines 4.
Sioux City s. Denver o.
| Omaha 8, Pueblo 0.
Great Bend 6, La Crosse o.
| Bartlesville 8, Muskogee q
Independence z, Tulsa 8.
Usage City II, Burlingame 8.
Usage City. Kan, July 25.-One of the
most exciting games OF ball Usage
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St. Paul 8. Louisville s.

last game Of the series from Louisville by
better all around playing. George Board
man and BUS Brown, local semi-pro-
fessional battery, were given tryout by
the visitors. Boardman was taken out
in the first inning after forcing two runs.
Brown lasted the entire game and old
well.
Score by innings: RH,E:
ST. Paul ..............2 DOL 2o0o3-S 2
Batteries--Durham, Poole and Peitz;
Hall, Boardman and Brown.
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sBatted for woods IN the ninth.
OKLAHOMA CITY.

SCORE BY INNINGS
Springfield ..........0 0 o o o o o o 90
Oklahoma City 10 2 0 0 ~
The summary: Three-base hit-Mc-
Clintock. Two-base hits-Emory. d.
White. Sacrifice hits-Emory, Nc
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HUTCHINSON.

sPerch batted for /. Olson In ninth.
dickinson batted for Westcott in ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Topeka ..........o COS o-s
Summary: Two base hits-Boles, An
derson, johnson. Sacrifice hits-Cole,
wooley, McLear. Stolen bases-Wooley,
Davis, Abbott. Bases on balls-Oh
Root 2, Off westcott 2. Struck out-By
Root 3. by Westcott 1. Left on bases
Topeka s, Hutchinson Z. Double play
-westcott to I. Olson. Wild pitch
westcott. Hit by pitched ball-Cole,
Haas, I. Olson. 500. Time
of game-1:45. Umpire-Garner.
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Chicago q BROOKLYN 1,

Chicago 2, Brooklyn 4.
Brooklyn, July 24.-Chicago won an
eleven inning victory from Brooklyn
here. The visitors tied the score in
the ninth inning and won out In the
eleventh.
Score by innings: R-HE
Chicago ........0 o o o o 01oI2 8 0
Brooklyn .........0 o 00000O0-1 /
Batteries-Ruelbach and Moran;
Wilhelm and Bergen.
Philadelphia, July 25.-Philadel-
phia-St. Louis game called off in third
inning on account of rain; no scores
made.
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The Nets prior to the Topeka visit
were hitting at a .214 pace. The two
games which Hagerman twirled put
the Nets back to .210 and from this
the News deduces the fact that the
Nets need some hitters.
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Pratt III. s. 1. Creensbure O.
Usage City II, Burlingame

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Minneapolis S, Indianapolis 4.

MinneapO1s 5, Ind1anapOHs q.
indianapolis, July 25.-Minneapolis bat
ted MarQuard at opportune times and won
Score by innings: Ri E.
Indianapolis ... % 900 100 o. II 3
Batteries-Ffene, Wilson and Block;
Vanguard and Livingstone.
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Seabaugh is catching for the Nash
VILE team in the Southern League he
&c doing most of the receiving for the
Tennesseeans and is hitting at a I'll
clip.