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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Waahinwton Takes Both.

Washington, Aug. 29--Washington again handed out double defeat to Cleveland today. J. Clarke was put out of the game for kicking, and Street had to drop out with a broken finger. wasHington ton 900 400 oo.-l 2 : Batteries-Keeley and Street: Falk- snburg and Bemis. Time. 1885.
 Score second game: R.H.E. Washington d0o dO0 ood ood doc-S d0c Q
 Batteries-Hughes and Street and Warner: Berger and N. Clarke. Time. 1:35. Umpire. Egan.
 Boston Victorious.
 Boston, Aug. 29-Boston easily won from St. Louis today. Three of the wis., 1tors' pitchers were batted hard. while Morgan kept the hits we'll scattered. Boston .. ...... o32 s21 1os-1I Is Batteries-Morgan and Donhue: Bai- ais. Umpires. o'Loughiin and Hurst.
 Philadelphia Wins Two.
 Philadelphia, Aug. 29-Philadelphia ,won both games of tSday's double the visitors in the first game by ex- eellent fielding, while in the second they mixed their hits with Detroits er- Dassoi: sGsF: first game OOo 900 OOO-o RHI Philadelphia :. ...Io2 900 10'--1 10 Q Hattsries--Donovan and Schmidt: pires. Sheridan and Evans.
 Detroit =. ...... 200 coo O1o-s Philadelphia O03 01O 0O"-4 1 Hatheries-Winters and Schmidt; yickers and Schreck. Time, 1:30. Um- pfres. Sheridan and Evans
 Chicago Wins Both.
 New York, Aug. 29.-Misfortune pur- sues the American League New York team and today it dropped both games of a double header to Chicago. In the first game, the Chicago players only had 10 make one run to win. as New York was helples before the fine pitch ing of White. There were runs a plenty for Chicago in the second game and New York never had a chance.
 Chicago =. ...... oo1 900 ooo-1 Q New York ..:.:. 900 900 O0O~-o I
 Batteries-Whitea and Sullivan; Ches- bro and Kleinow. Time, 1:55.
 Score second game: RHE Chicago .. ...... 130 02o 000-s 10 1 New York .. .... 900 GO 002-2 0 Batteries-Smith and Sullivan; Man ming and Blair. Time, 1850. Umpire, Connolly
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Great Penndnt Races in
 The Four Biz Leagues

The equal of the pennant races fin the four leagues Southern, National, American and American Association-- has never been equalled in the long career of the great national game, the first four clubs in each of these leagues being so well punched that the en- tire map. can be changed by one or two games.
 In the Southern Montgomery is forty five points and only four games behind New Orleans. the leaders, and only eighteen points and one game behind Nashville in second place and one game behind Memphis for third place. These are the won games. Montgomery hav- ing played two more and lost six more than New Orleans, played four more and lost five more than Nashville and played one more and lost one more than Memphis.
 The games in Memphis and New Orleans today may make a material difference. Mobile has jumped into the running again and the Gulls have
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
HEAVIER PENALTIES
FOR VIOLATION OF THE SALARY
 LIMITATIONS.
Southern League Moguls May Adopt Some Radical Changes At Their Annual Winter ConcIave-To
 Meet Today.

Memphis. Tenn. Aug, 29-(SpeciaD
 Although no discussion will be en- tered into regarding the salary limit at the league meeting Of southern may be adopted when the directors meet in annual session at the winter conclave.
 President Kavanaugh is known to be opposed to any change but several directors are in favor of a change in the punishment inflicted on those found guilty.
 Plans to punish the club at fault and not the players accomplishments are under way and when the justice of the new penalty is fully exploited, several directors are believed to have alreaiy announced their intention of voting for the change although of course they have guarded their opinions this far in advance of the annual meeting.
 The new plan is to place a suitable amount-one director has suggested SI, O00-as a fine for the franchise own CTS to pay when detected in the act Of violating the salary limitations This plan would not cause game to be lost to club that has already been won.
 For instance Montgomery followers have pointed out that their club would have stood higher in the percentages this year but for two games ordered first ordered forfeited to Memphis after Montgomery had won them by wide margins on May 23 and 24. Manager Ryan was found to be guilty at that time of violating the fifteen player clause however. Tn the play offs Mem- phis won one game and Montgomery won one.
 Inasmuch as the Memphis club was the first to suffer for violation of the salary clauses when President Kava- nau1h ordered a game won from Shreveport forfeited during the heat of the pennant battle of 1907 and as Mem phis has won a game this year from Montgomery which had been lost every thing is even SO far as games are con cerned for Manager Babb and he will vote for the fine of the club as penal ty rather than the forfeiture of game when found guilty in the ruture:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
A FEW FOUL TIPS
Wow!

Some sIugging therA
 In the second inning eleven men were up and seven of them hit safe.
 Those Athletics of Connie Mack's will bear watching. They are coming fast.
 As a kodak advertisement the first Little Rock pitcher was a glittering
 Every man got hit, Greminger and Pope three each. Krebs and Hopkins a couple each.
 New Orleans shut out the 'Dubs" and Mobile shut out the Crackers by the same scores yesterday.
 The New York Amerf>sns only got two hits off Frank Smeth in the last double header between Chicago and New York.
 Louisville beat the Mud Hens a dou- ble-deeker yesterday. There will be several people ct that double-header in Louisville today.
 Winning five and losing two on this road trip IS going some. If they hold this lick Big. Eds people will come nome with handsome majority. 
 Only six more games are scheduled on this trip, three in Mobile and three in New Orleans, but the Climbers owe game in Mobile and probably seven home.
 Yesterday made the fourteenth game on the road since swatting Ed took charge, winning nine and losing five. It also made thirty three games played, winning twenty-three. losing nine and tssASz .aSa one sssaf seE s4
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
UMPIRE LAROCQUE
 WEDS MISS GAMBLE

Columbus. Miss, Aug 29-(Special J. S. H. Larocque and Miss Florence ChambIe were married at the home of the priest of the Catholic Church of the Annunciation at 11:30 o'clock this morning, the ceremony being perform ed by Father J. Yeork, the acting priest.
 The bridegroom is wellknown in baseball circles, having been an um- pire in the Cotton States League dur Ing the past season. while his bride. who is the daughter of Mrs. A. F. Chamb1e, proprietor of the Star Hotel. tive young woman.
 At the conclusion of the ceremony. which was witnessed only by the rel atlves and a few intimate friends of the couple, Mir and Mrs. Laroque left on an extended bridal tour. which will include visits to Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Toronto. Montreal and other Eastern cities and resortss
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

q splendid chance for fourth place. prooably depending on the series be- tween the Climbers and Fishers crowd beginning tomorrow. =
 In the National the Giants are but sixteen points in front of the Cubs and Pirates which two clubs Are tied. Chicago and Pittsburg have played three more games than New York and lost three more. the three clubs win ming the same number. and the game between the Cubs and Giants today will determine the lead for the present
 In the American the White Sox are only twenty-three points behind the Tigers. Chicago won a double header from New York yesterday while De- troit lost doubls-header to the Ath- letics which club is coming fast, Cleve- land losing a double-header to Wash ington.
 With such finishes as these no won der the fans fin the fourteen towns mentioned above are getting rather wild.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
SUNDAY BASEBALL.
Circuit Court Refuses to Interfere fin
 Detroit

Detroit. Mich.. Aug. 2s.-The Wayne county circuit court to-day refused th g petition of Prosecutor Yerxes to man damus police commissioner Fred w; Smith to prevent Sunday games at the grounds of the local American League baseball club
 Four of the judges sitting en bench took the ground that to take the ac- tion outlined by the prosecutor would Sunday street car trafflc. theatres. sa- looms etc.. and that the police depart ment had ample auth ority to deal with troit ciergymen has been active in bringing the Sunday ball games to the attention of the prosecutor.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Ashford, Aug. 29.--(Speclal.) )-One Of the fastest games of the season was played on the Ashford diamond this afternoon between Ashford and New ton playing a doubleheader. Ashford won by a score ofNl1 to o in the first game and 13 to 0 in the second. Bat teries for Ashford, Moyley and Baker, Moyley holding them down with only two hits in the first game and one hit in the second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Summary-Innings pitched, by East man, 1 1-S. Hits. off Eastman, 5. Two base hits. Page. Wood, Connors. Hart. Sacrifice hits. Thomas, Grifin, Northern. Base on balls, off Buchan- an. l; off Thomas, 1. Struck out. by Buchanan, 2; by Thomas, ?. Double Umpire Eldridge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Summary-Two-base hits. Rickert. Matthews, Breitenstein Stolen base, Rickert. Sacrifice hits, Smith, Dundon. Struck out, by Breitenstein 8. by Rob. ertaille 4. Base on balls, of Robert allie i. wild pitch. Robertailie 1. Left on bases, New Orleans '. Birmingham 4. First on errors. New Orleans 4. Time, l:43. Umpire, Carpenter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Garvin. Stolen bases. Thornton. Clay ton. Fox. Passed ball. Smith. l. Wfld pitch. Sitton 1. Base on balls. on Sat by sitton. '; by Hickman. '. Left on bases. Mobile. 5; Atlanta. 5; Time, 1:4S Umpires. Moran and Wheeler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
MEMPHIS WINS
BERNHARD'S VOLUNTEERS IN
 HARD LUCK.
Bernhard Himself Was in the Box ana Allowed Babb's Bunch Thirteen Hits, Which Melted
 Five Runs.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 2s.-Bernhard
 allowed Memphis thirteen hits today, which netted five runs, while Savidge kept the nine hits allowed Nashville scattered and but one run resulted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
BAR0NS SHUT OUT
THE PELICANs WIN IN EASY STYLE.
All of the Runs of the VictOrs Were Scored on Errors of the Barona--Brettenstein
 Tnvfncfble.

New Orleans, Aug. 29.--New Orleans had little difficulty in shutting out Birmingham today All the locals runs were scored on visitors errors. Breitenstein pitched grand ball and only one visitor reached second base during the game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
HurIburt siena Contract.

Memphis, Tenn. Aug. 2s-AfteF holding out for terms for several days. Catcher Ed Hurlburt, formerly with Memphis and Atlanta. to-day attached his signature to a contract with Nash. vile to finish the season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Score by inninRs:-

Nashville 1000 900 OO1-I Memphis ..........o10 020 11s-5
 Summary-Two base hits, Baerwald
 O'Leary. Stolen bases, Babb, Baer- wald. 3. Passed balls. Seabaugh, 9. Struck out, by Bernhard, s: by Saw Time. 1:4O. Umpires. Fitzsimmons and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Opening Vaudeville Season Orpheum this week. Performances begin 4i30, 5s3O. 8 and Bt3O ?. m. Admission matt inee, 10c, Might 2Oc. Children under twelve half -prtees
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
AMERrcAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

Mobile, 2; Atlanta, Q.
 Little Rock. 8; Montgomery, 10. HHemPSHis. @SHsssS'qSiAh 5; SsisAhviile. ds''4o i. A'N National Leagues
 Chicago, 3; New York, 2.
 Pittsburg, 1-1: Philadelphia, 0-s. St. Louis, 2; Brooklyn, 1.
 Cincinnati. z; Boston. 5. American Leagues-
 Washington, 4-3; Cleveland. 20. Philadelphia, A; Detroit, ca. New York, 0-2; Chicago, Is. Boston, il; St. Louis. 5. American Assoctation--
 Louisville, 3-8: Toledo, z-0. Kansas City. 4; St. Paul, 1. Indianapolis, (; Columbus, 0. Milwaukee. 8; Minneapolis. z-
 GAMES TO-DAY. Nashville at Memphis.
 Birmingham at New Orleans. Atlanta at Mobile. National League. New York at Chicago. Boston at Cincinnati.
 Brooklyn at St. Louis. American Leaxue-sP None scheduled. American Association-, <1,,. Columbus at Louisville. (Douole IndianapoIis at Toledo.
 Minneapolis at Milwaukee. = St. Paul at Kansas City.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Three Fingered Brown beat Mathew son yesterday and Pittsburg could only get an even break with the Phillies, the Cubs and Pirates tieing and pretty few people at that game in Chicago today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30
Two shut Outa.

Kearney. i14 (Shllhng) third. Time 1908. Dandy Dixon. County Fair and Field Daisy ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-08-30

Mobile, 3; Atlanta, 0. Little Rock, 8; Montgomery, 10. 70 'uusqsSuImIJa :5 'suesI1O AeN Memphis, B; Nashville, l.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10

closed in his platform that he is for
re-aubmisslon. We are not thoroughly
familiar with Mr Glovers views on
this question and if he has ever made
such 4 declaration We have never seen
#. But however that may be, prohi-
biuon has come to stay, at least in the
Indian Territory part Of the state and
the hope Of the liquor men % change
i Is a vain one While It IS here
Glover and every other officer, under
his oath, win be pledged to it's en-
forcement Prohibition cannot be
paramount issue in this campaign.
SIR. McCobb asks the people to vote
for him because Of the industrial
school proposition but what would he
be able to do for the city as a repub-
aean ii a democratic legislature is not
clear and he says he will vote for
Gore if it takes his vote to elect a
democratic senator. Let US concede
that he is sincere in this attitude, but
but picture, If you pleas, the tense feel
ing that would exist in the legislature
in case the selection Of a senator
should depend upon the vote Of one
from Grady county.
Docs anybody imagine that Mr.. Nc
Cobb would be able to Withstand the
fierce partisan pressure that would be
brought to bear no, IT'S too much to
expect even Of man Of 8ir. McCobb's
positive convictions. Grady county
democrats will take no chances.
Mr.. McCobb is an impossibility.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
THE cAsE 81 oANDIDATE Meoosa-


Mr. nj. L Mccobb is a republican
candidate for the legislature.
We don't nov anything about him
except what vas to De learned from
his opening gun which was fired On
the street Saturday evening
He makes a fairly good appearance
On tie platform and is not bad speak
er for a non-pFofessional TIE nodes
t. Of his manner and his eoncilatorg
tone toward men of opposite political
belief indicate that BE realizes how
the game Of politics must be played
By a rep sJican candidate in a strong
II democ dc community. Mr Ne
Cobb mag have had some previous
training 10 politics.
The mOdesty Of the candidate and
The liberaiity Of bis views are really
amazing. Although be accepted a re-
publican nomination. be Informs Us
that he Is republican more in name
than Otherwise. Isn't It remarkable
that the g. 0. P. should put up luke
warm candidate when they have ma
tional election on and when a United
States senator Is to be elected By the
Oklahoma leglslatue7 That is not
the custom Of the party. Did Mccobb
fool them, or did he change his views
after he was nominatedg
Mr.. McCobb's political admiration
embraces a wide range Of subjects
His love for Mr. Taft is scarcely sur
passed BY his regard for Mr. Bryan
and he divides his affections between
Senator Gore and Dennis Flynn, these
two men apparently being so similar
ID their personal and political charac-
teristic that they are scarcely distin-
guishable It is submitted to al
thoughtful minded public that it re-
quires very remarkable man TO take
statesmen of such widely differing
views and qualities into his heart.
Mr. McCobb indicates that he win
make prohibition the paramount is- in
in the campaign and viii center hts
fight on BattleAxe. He says Glover dis
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
POINTED PARAGRAPHS

But for free speech some people
wouldn't talk SO freely
Occasionally a weak-voiced man
uses strong language.
In the race for wealth but few men
have a walkover.
Even homely man doesn't look i.
after you get used to him
Some silly people play with fire iust
to see If it viii burn Them.
Anyway there win probably b. 10
Merry Widow halos in heaven.
II We all had our way Il would keep
other people busy getting out Of it,
A little girl hates to be kissed by 4
man almost as much as a big girl
doesn't.
There is nothing green about the
grass widow who can rope in a rich
old DacnelOr.
Give us continuous contenument and
you may have perpetual motion-pro-
viding you can get Il.
Many a mans idez or a vacation IS
to get away from home for a time so
that he won't have to live up to bis
reputation. Chicago News
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
The Commercial Clubs Corner

Chickash only handles cotton than other ship
ping point state two seed oil mills that rank
among largest and best in the United States and the only fire
proof oil refinery Oklahoma hence little data the growth
Of the seed oil Industry should prove interest to all
looking manufacturing At the time
the fact be lost sight Of that this not the cotton center
alone for likewise the corn alfalfa and live stock center of
the state ranking second in wheat.
The bureau has recently presented figures for the
calendar year 1907 bearing upon the operations Of seed oil
mills IN the country which show that Of 4es24o2 tons Of seed
produced crushed and yielded $40
gallons OIL o43 oSo Of huls aud I2s 639 pounds Of
ines products hAving aggregate value Of 500 1884,
$50.
The industry which employed about persons 1900
employs nearly and the wage and salary has
more than trebled in the time.
While the figures here cited deal only with the primary pro
ducts coonseed industry has wider ramifcatons The
oils 90 compounds oleomargnes salad oil and ubr
eating oil the and meal into feed and fertilizers the bulls
to batting yarns and felt fact the many ultimate seed
products types the value of the whole plant
the many purposes of its fiber there being added feed fiber
paper stock fertilizer from the stalk and the root being used
for fuel fertilizer medicinal purposes
What done chickasha in successful way with
the cotton oil refinery mills conceded be profitable
any can and will be with mills of all kinds and
the one and half three per klowat power installed
ton mills feed mills food factories glucose factories flour
ing mills cracker factories steel plants beet sugar factories packing
plants and other industries galore will to US.
little energy and public spirit put forth in the right dec
tons will of chiokasha manufacturing city of mpor
tance to the great Southwest.
IsIT WORTH THE EFFoRT9
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
A BOOST EoR cHlcKAsHA

From the Purcell (Okla.) Call:
Chickasha is alive and is going to
make one OF the best cities in Oklaho-
ma. The spirit Of advancement has
seized the denizens with a vim and
they are out for anything and every
thing that viii add to the growth and
importance Of their city. The CONNER
elal club Is doing excellent work and
wisely securing the services Of an aole,
hustling man to direct matters. Cad
Allard is daisy when It comes to
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
YOU'VE FELT IT

/ feel it stealing Ger me-Wanderlust,
The tragic yearning all the world to
grid;
o, for the careless pinions Of birdl
Gee whiz, I've got to go right now or
bust
The wild desire to 60 from pole to pole
To see, to know, TO feel to under
stand
To visit every cline and every land,
But shoot, I couldn't do it with my
roll
the mountain crags are calling, and
the sea;
Resistlessly the unknown lures me
on,
The desert and the wild must be
gone
But shucks, I can't What slaves we
mortals be-K. C. Star.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10

torl tcl rl-1g lp ana d-
allg catchy literature --at
ben Allarl could @
boom and blossom m desert vita
proper backing TIE growth of 3 tori -
depends en- iss people H toWn is
dead The people manifest little q
none Of tie spirit Of GIVE pFide. the
people which comprise its inhabitants
are slothful Indifferent and too often
ignorant and stupid. a tJKE ike :
mirror reflects the character Cf its
people. and that's no joke.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
AUToMoBlLE FoR THE PUBLIC

A. B. Cochran has turned his new
REQ AUTO over to James Whitaker
who viii run it as a public AUTO.
Calls will receive prompt attention.
Parties wishing to meet trains or for
pleasure riding or shows or in fact any
where you want to go. win phone n.
A. B. Cochran and Cos office or the
Early Hotel No. II. s-s-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
MAssEuR

Mrs. Dollie Ishler, masseur, 5l5 s
Sixth street; skin and scalp treat
ment; superfuous hair removed; man
touring and shampooing. Phone s64
S-5-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10

LOST, sTRAYED OR STOLEN
From Wild West Show on fair grounds
2 weeks ago. a little gray striped kit
ten with braided leather collar. Please
leave information at Lyric Theatre
Box Office S-1o.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-08-10
BUY FURNITURE FOR WHOLE
SALE HOUSE

BUY FOhNi UhE FOh WHOLE
SALE HOUSE
Claude T. sigmon left today for the
eastern furniture markets. He will
visit factories in North Carolina, Tenn
essee, Alabama and Georgia and buy
for the sigmon wholesale house. On
his return he will visit the Chicago
and Grand Rapids markets.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
For President
William J. Bryan
For Vice President
John W. Kern
For Congressman
Scott Ferris
For Vorporation Commissioner
a. p. Watson
For Judges Of Supreme Court
s. w. Hayes
r. L. Williams
For State Senator
Geo. o. johnson
For Representatives
Henry lreton
r. L. Glover