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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-07

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degree" p',ow. Ihr springs nfg Son'"'
whst 'a,.' 'hns making ". CROWN. sea.
sou shoH. 'h'Io w ''np''ty !" dsmnR'
by iro-' whith may occur ~ one timc
! one p'hc' w. ~ nho'"sI '''n' W M
o'h.f p'n'", ph' VIZ hsyc h'nu ~ noun
.np IKE 'n''''rc "r widespread damage
from thir cause, 10 knnssH man
,hc'" s'.lns 10 y" very ''w u,sastceaply
nnI iIvL,niny. Th,r. ARE n" ,orna1oc.
~ cyclones. and sc-in "a lr no hard
storms hoi extreme changes oi temper.
atufr.
Crops
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.ra %u "'v t", ~, s'v" mummy
Ih" iattrhihR qualities 81 the hay insdc
here 10 oi very high or'ier. Cattle are
ia,'cn"d on alfalfa hay alone. Horses
work on alfalfa without grain aud keep
-, .,. ,, T,mn,..
:. 80" ~
~.
the early part Of the season, which
max. line hay.
v...,.
Vksso's 49, !
Vegetables do we'll. aud the quality 81
all grown here !. oi very high order.
Potatoes ~. usually grown without irri.
Haa'o.. ana ~" r", WIN" III NJ 's
i. ss.I and ,h. 1naii,y is nn.urpss.ci'
Cabbar. doe. r,cccIin,ly we'll, and
th.y ar, IA, fines, in quality tim, ,h,
writer has ever eaten. onion. proiuc,
m. ,.., on sugar lsr,s
grown her. shows a. hiyh as ~ per
cen, sugar, aud a- h,sh as w pe, cen,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-07

klamath County 10 indeed . great
place for the sportsman. There sre
plenty Of deer, and among other epQcieo
are TO be found the large Mule Tall der,
some of which are said 70 dreee about
800 lbs. There are bear and also various
kinds Of small game In the woods. end
In the fall and winter geese and ducka
srs abundant. In the valleys are to b.
found quail, sage hens, grouse and
pheasants. Our lakes and rivers have
an abundance Of Lake and Salmon
Trout and other dsh, while the smaller
mountain streams have mountain Trout
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-07

The summers are delightful, very few
y days, and those hot only Tor . lew
burs In the middle Of the day. The
ptuma 10 Ans, gradually growing . III.
tldihg Into winter. The winters have
lore Of lees snow. Some Of them have
bishine snow, and some do not. The
(sseury seldom rsechss ssso, but ws
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1908-02-07

There arc practically no homestead,
p. had q present. Il 10 expected
at there WI! b some land opened ioI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
NoTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed d a ~
will be received by the undersigned uI y y,
l2 nj. Sept, 18th. 1908, for the mater rS .
and labor required in the erection. OF Z. y
,lS-room concrete school house 70 ue
erected between Main street ana West
Temple Street on a street running lroiH
east to west about two city BLOCKS SCUM
of Nintl, South Street for the Salt Lake
City Board of Education, accounting !"
plans, specifications and drawings, %l.i p,,n
are open for inspection OF ne p,u rn,,.
tect. in the Hooper & Eldredge, ; Biock,
Salt Lake City, Utah, and all hids ana AZ.
proposals at the above time Will be $pub.,
llcly opened and read In the otnee 81
the Board OF Education In the City, anu ~
County Building. Salt Lake City, 2 tan
All bids must be addressed 70 !. r,
married. in the lower lefthand corner 1.s,.
Bids for 1S-room school, or such DIGS
can be delivered to the Board of Eduia-
ton at the said time and place OF OPEN.
Bids must not contain conditions, DUAL u
ifications, propositions. or any otner
things than Those mentioned IN plans,
specifications, drawings, contracts ana
bonds. and bidder must use the form OF
bids which will be found at the office
of the said architect. and no other torIn
of bid will be received. III, ~ Soma
bank in Salt Lake City, Utah, Tor at
least 5 per cent of the amount OF Ieacn
bid must be enclosed. Each check IS 70
and is to be forfeited to the undersigned
in case the bid is accepted an; and the n,a
within three days after its acceptance,
forSthc faithful execution of the contract
| and bond hereinafter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bonu are
also at the office of said architect and
| can there be examined. t,s5,
A bond must be furnished for one-half
| Of the bid, and good and sufficient sure
ties all to the nndsIsign,ed
| work and no subdivision will be corr
| sldered -
For the building complete except heat;
i ing plumbing and electric lighting, anc
steel reinforcement for the concrete.
1 q For heating. 5ts
4 g. For plumbing.
i a. For electric wiring for lights,
1 5For steel reinforcement for the con
j crete.
The undersigned reserves the right t
i reject any and all bids
Dated Salt Lake Gity;>s;ee,pt;r - y s,, 1905
4 4ss " of Salt Lake City.
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Nor1oa 10 CONNEXIONS.

Notice is hereby given that sealed bids
will be received by the undersigned up
to y M oct & 1s ier tne ~
15-roon addition to the Riverside schooi}
on Eighth West corner of sixth South
for the Salt Lake City Board OF idnca-
ton according to plans, specifications
and drawings, which are open for inspecr
ton OF the bidders at the office OF Rich
ard lliettlng, architect, IN tie 81 COPPER ~, ~
lsldredge block, SaYt Lake 9;lt ~ ' tiin,
time viii be publicly openedaand read IN
the office of the Board of Education In
tho city. and county building. Salt Lake
City, Utah. All bids must BE- addressed
lCity,n3and marked iii the lower left hand
corner, Bids for Riverside School 4Ad,5
5dition.' or such bids can be delivered
TO tue Board OF Education Mt tho said
time and place of opening same.
Bills must not contain conditions, dual
iIicatlons. propositions, or any other
things than those mentioned u. plans;
specifications, drawings, contracts and
bonds. and bidder must use the form OF
bids which will be found at the office o (
the said architect. and no other form OF.
bid Will be received.
4 certified or cashiers check on some
bank In Salt Lake City Utah, for at
least ) per, cent of y no amount OF eacl
bid must be enclosed. Eacl, check is to
be made payable to the undersigned, and
Is to he forfeited to the undersigned in
case the bid is accepted and the bidder
does not enter into the contract within
three days after it's acceptance, for the
faithful execution of the contract and
bond hereinafter mentioned.
The proposed contract and bond are
also at the office of said architect and
can there be examined.
4 bond must be furnished for one-hnlf
of the bid, and good and sufficient sure.
ties. all satisfactory to the undersigned.
The bids are to be for the following
work and no subdivision will be consid-
cred:
i. For the building comnlcte; except
heating. plumbing, electric lighting.
| si}tt7nr ,cating.
g. For plumbing z.
4, For electric wiring fol-. light.
The undersigned reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
BOARD OF EDuGATIoN.
or Salt Lake city.
Dated Salt Lake City, Sept. 25, 1908.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

II.
TO the Stockholders OF the J ORDAN
EvALLEY DRY FARM COMPANY: No
Ftice IS hereby given to the stockholders
of the Jordan Valley Dry Farm COM
Spany, IL corporation organized under the
laws of Utah, with it's principal place of
business at Riverton. Utah. that a meet
ing OF the stockholders of said COM
pany has been called and will be held
at the Riverton Commercial Bullding,,
Riyerton, Salt Lake County, Utah. on
Saturday, the 18th day or October, 1905.
at 1 o'clock r. M. for the purpose of
taking action upon the following pro-
posed amendments to the articles OF in
Corporation of said company. viz.
An amendment to Articles 8 and II.
changing the PRINCIPAL place of business
and the place of holding the annual
meetings from Riverton. Utah. to Salt
An amendment to Article Z. increas-
ing the capital stock OF the company
from $1,000 shares to 600 shares of the
par value of one dollar per share, and
providing that the Increased stock shall
be placed in the treasury Of the corn
ny for disposal and sale by the di-
9rectors for the benefit of the company.
G LORENZO JENSEN,
President Jordan Valley Dry Farm Com
Dated September %. 1908.
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STOCKHOLDERS s1EErIN 4 (,
UNION PACIFIC RAII,RoA1oE co.

- Ann UAL MEETiNG.
7 I'D broadway, New York. Aus. -. 1908.
he an nan PP esaE 81 h Sshaa
Mn h ed g ths Office q the s9mpdnny
directors; IA 70 approve the Form, and
to anth0rize and ,r direct the execution ;rt,,a,
the Gompany'e First Lien and Reminding
dated ane and
to take all other action necessary or
appropriate to SUBJECT. to the lien and an,
funding Mortgage. all tho railroads of
appurtenanses including eauipnsnt, sub p
s sas ls dated q ' 5sl1 pissf . HE Ma
ats rnst rs TSsss saD
and to consent ito and authorize an m
crease OF the Issue of said First Lien
bonds III accordance with the provisions
OF said mortgage to 200. Ge0.00o of which
500. 1000 are. to De reserved for the re-
gage Railroad and Land Grant per
cent gold bonds TO MIXTURE July j, lsii,
and sooo 70 be rs sraaf,a fG for iss she
purposes and upon the condition ana
restrietons set forth and ps4y1deN orta
gag ta TO authorize and provide for
the purchase Of the railroad. with its
franchises and appurtsnan,ceSs; and hs All
Western Railroad Company. a corpora,
tlon Of the stats of Nebraska; and (al
may legally come before the meeun s.
Including the approval and rattficntlnn
of all action of the Board of 5plrectof
and of the Executive Committee SINCE
the last annual meeting of the stock-
holders of the coTpnny, ~.
+. For the purposes of the meetinE NJ
ferred and common. will be closed at !,
O'clock p. m; on Monday septem PEI, o Il.
a. M on Wednesday, October "A. 1903
ALIEN. NIILLAR. Secretary.
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EASTERN FIELDS
b|R| [ BUSY TODAY.
GID Colleges Do Not Get Under
Way Until Next
Week.
n NUMEROUS !. :. Z GAMES, HOWEVER
Pennssl Meets West Virginia and
Carlisle Indians PLY vlllnnoya
Other Contests.

5 New York. Sept. 2s.--Tli.s football sea
3 son IN tho east has Its beginning to-
y Ga Y when the college teams In this part
of the country begin their scheduled
games. The list for today assumes re-
!, spe t able proportions. although Har-
ward, Yale, Princeton and Cornell do
i not get under way until next week.
Among the big teams to try their
& strength against an actual opponent
/ 4 this afternoon is that of the University
Z OF Pennsylvania, which will meet the
West Nirginians at Franklin field. 1T
y VIII be first real test of the material OF
4 Pennsylvania 81
lE5.foWn, Lafayette Pennsylvania state,
Holy Cross, Andover, and others Will
get into action while the Carlisle M
I dams vii play against the Vllanoyas
4 eleven. The redmen have played two
games, but neither Of them was a good
tryout for them. The schedule OF the
chief games follows:
Pennsylvania VS.. West Virginia al.
& Philadelphia. n
Carlisle Va. Yillanova at Carlisle.
Brown VS.. New Hampshire at Provi-
dence. az y.
Syracuse vs.. Hamilton at Syracuse. {
ms Lafayette VS. Wyoming Seminary at
L Easton.
Holy Cross vs.. Norwich at Worcester.
:; pennsylvania State VS.. Grove City at
State College.
MURPHY CHOSEN.
So Especial to the "News..H)
Ogden. Sept. 26--MacK Murphy has
. been elected football captain for 1905.
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/. paY1NG INVESTMENT.

Mr.. John White Of 3s Hig ma ns
Ase Houlton, Maine, says; lay
nss ,4orIand sprine. Last winter tr .sa
m ,napv advertised remedies, but s me
cough cough continued until bou 4;is.ave avS.
bottle Of Or, Kings New . t ,ha cough
before that was haif gone one s tha same
was Wann ", result has followed: few doses
am 75 tlow e is the best Of all cough
New , ptssy ren,edies." Sold under guar
anu at v. q. M. i. Drug Dept, !. I'm m
III south Main street, soc ana = i.oV. s
Trial bottle free.
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FOURTH oFFIcIAL NAMED.

Tom" Harris of CenterYille has been
selected by Lester %. Freed as timer
and scale man forlthe horse races at
the coming state fair. Oct. $40. Mr.
Harris is an expert and has an enviabe
standing in horse racing affairs. The
choice is bringing out universal com
n,ent of qualification. Mr.. Harris is the
fourth oftlcial to be selected, three
Judges having been picked a few days
age. The judges were Ezra Thompson,
former mayor Of Salt Lake; Rod Nc
Kenzie, formerly chief Of olice5 In this
city, and DR.. Shores. a famous horse
man.
Ill TNnAv TIME TrUS sG.5s5{ 3sFa
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pE1iINouENT NOTICE.

Black Jack Consolidated Mining. corn
,pany, principal p'ace Of business. Prove
City, Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon
the following described stock on ac-.
count Of assessment No. Of three
cents pei. share. levied on the 10th day
Of July, 1908, the several amounts !. 8, set
opposite the names of the Respective
shareholders as follows:
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or respective sisn-
ers for further information.
rr1n n1srRlI[,cr coc,uRr pRc

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO
bate Division, in and for salt Lake
Of the estate and guardianship Of Ed
ward p. FerryA Incompetent. Notice
The petition foHapproval and settlement
OF tie semi-anntial account of the guar
dian or the person and the estate of Ed
ward p. Ferry, incompetent, has been
set for hearing on Saturday, the 3rd
day OF October, A. y. 1903, at 10 o'clock
A. M, at The County Court House, In tho
Court Room OF said Court, In Salt Lake
City, Salt Lake County, Utah.
Witness the Clerk OF said Court. with
the seal thereof affixed. this 18th day
Of September, a. D. 1903.
(SeaD j. u ELDREDGE, JR., Clerk.
BY W. H. Farnsworth. Deputy Clerk.
Richards. Richards & Ferry, Attorneys
for Petitioner.
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GAME WARDENs BUSY.

4 Murray has three cases OF violation
OF the shooting laws John Linaberg
was was arrested and tried for shooting
ducks out of season. He was fined SIS
yesterday by a justice of the peace.
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EIsTEDDFOD.
ALE OF TICKETS NOW on.

Season tickets for the five sessions at
the nominal price of $1.50. including
reserved seats.
General admission tickets for either
of the five sessions, SOC; reserved seats;
25c extra
Diagram OF reserved seats at the
.Clayton-Daynes Music Co.. 100 South
Main. s.
Z Secure your reservations early.
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$500 ROUND TRIP, 1920.
Special Rates to Oasis, Utah.

Salt Lake Route, Sept "a to IS. In
elusive. Special trains Sunday at mid
night and Monday at Z a. M. Sept.
IS, Carey act opening.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26

To relieve constipation. clean out the
bowels, tone and strengthen the diges-
tive organs, put them in a natural con-
4 ition with HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
thirty years. 35 cents, Tea or Tablets.
8Godhe Pitts DRUG Co..
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.AUCH! "RUDY'Iss SOON
SIGNED FOR LIFE YAH.

Davenport, Ia, Sept. 25,--Rudolph
"Boer'S UnholS, the southAfrican light
weight pugilist, and Miss Elizabeth
Davenport Oct s. Rudy expects to
leave for Los Angeles with his bride
after the wedding, fill a match or two
on the coast, make a tour of the world
filling fistic engagements wherever op-
portunity offers. IN
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me race for this position was lively. a
number Of ambitious athletes having
been out for III Gi5y3l m z; ~
N. q. U. Pr. ANS TEAM.

football lovers in the N. &. II will.
!, Monday evening to talk over the.
laeis OF q guard eleven. a team will be
maze ~ UP IN all likelihood, as there Is
a big bunch OF material to pick from.
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(W7II'I THE LEAGUES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

= y
z Detroit. Sept. 25.--Summers pitched both
games for Detroit and made his record
seven consecutive victories over Phiia-5
sdelphia. Detroit ran the bases in a sem
with punched hits. did tt
z The second game was 4 great battle
between the pitchers. decided by Ross
mans horne run. in the tenth. Summers
lar nine innings. Detroips generally i'm
proved play, Bush's fielding and
schmidt's throwing featured the games.
score: R. IL L.
Detroit ............ $1,000. ..........7 s 2
Philadelphia 3
& Butteries-sum and Schmidt; Kel-,
logg and Powers:
Second game
Score; Z. r. II. E.
Philadelphia so. e. 4
9 Batteries Summers and Schmidt,
schlitxer and Papp, e .sj
Louis in the second game Of the series,
3 to !.
Score: r. II. z.
St Louis Q
5 Bosto u, ~
Batteries-- Powell, Petty and Spencer;
Steele and Criger.
Cleveland, Sept 25.--Washington defeat
ed Cleveland today, Witherup pitched
great ball, especially with two men on
bases and famed eight. chech was even
more effective than NNitherup, nip to the
ninth inning when he weakened. Then
iive hits, errors by Chech and Goodc and
BradleY's error of Judgment resulted IN
five runs for Washington.
Scoro: r. H 2
Cleveland Il 3
Washington ..5.........,..6 S Il
-chech and Bemis; Witherup!
and Street. ST II +
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For Conference. Eisteddfod and State
Fair, Via ID. g II. g. r.. r.
One single fare for the round trip
from all points in Utah. From Ogden.
Silver City, Bingham and all inter-
mediate points tickets will be sold
Sept. 30th to Oct. 10th, limit Oct
18th. All other points except Cisco,
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Auditorium. Richards ST,

New social dancing pavilion
Dances and concert each evening ex-
acept Sunday. Respectable, clean and
entirely new to Salt Lake. Excellent.
music, perfect floor. 81
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New York, Sept. 95-Pr esident Harf Y, s. ;.
PailiaH Of the Sa..ona lsssafif ;Iassd lie
tatsnsnt, .t this a adtnfa0S eondon
III haiwe ear lie New York and , Gmiea net
'asebal clubs The statemsnt an a9e elaiR IN.
no y, ~, 4 president Pullium Is concern
n n1s, phat the only upshnt 50 far O. the
a:,nouneement that Wea Inc ga he NC: New
wast e nj i tnt 1t VIII appeal from that
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DISAPPOINTMENT or SALE.
& BY order of the Board of Directors
held on the 18th day OF September, the
above delinquent sale was postponed
until Monday. Oct 5, 1905 al 10 o'clock
y. M. at the office of the company.
r. u; ALLEN.
Secretary Black Jack Con. Mining Co.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

san Francisco. Sept. 225.--san Francisco
shut out Los Angeles today by al score
}uf TO o.
score: z, r. H. Il.
Z San francisco ...,........ S.......-.-f y
Los Angeles .............. "
Batteries Henley and Killefer; koest-
ner and Hogan. SEX
Portland, Or, Sept. Pr Oakland broke
FPortlands luck today and won.
~ Batteries-Wrigh and Lewis: Garrett
and Frombes. 49,
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Trains 9 4. 6, s, saltafr today fare
25c. Grand bah tonight, Held's band.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

THE CENTURY GOLD MINING AND
MILLING COMPANY. principal place OF Y
There is delinquent on the following
dessnlhe st cc.s IN u &c otint Of I; ssessment 8
No. %, levied on the It'll, day of S1Au
gust, 1905, the several amounts SGT Eop-
jposise the names Of the respec tive share
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Is And in accordance with law and an or
der or the Board of Directors mnde % Z:
the 10th day of August: = 9ls y So many ma.
may be necessary will be sold at me
5offlce of the Company. 81 East First
south Street, Salt Lake Utah, on
the 10th day of Oct ober. laos. at : o,cloeks
fnsatiier with costs Of advertising and
expense OF sale q
s No. 81 East First South Street, or T.
sO,$Box l025. s. l5tz
~ m tad AiIgs1 Ia 1905 l.5s,t rs
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order of the Board of Directors made
onEthe 10th day of July, 1908, SO many
shares OF each Parcel Of stock as may
be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the office of the company.
room z, knight Bloca. Provo City.
Utah, on Friday, September 4. 1905.
at the hour of 200 D. m. of said day
b to pay the delinquent assessment. to-
gethsr with the cost OF advertising and
the expense of sale.
r. e. ALLEN, Secretary.
Office. Room Knight Block. Provo.
Utah..
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sI'ECIAIi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
September "a TO September IS.
Oasis. Utah, Carey act land opening,
Soc Salt Lake Route, 1863 Main street
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

fIg New Y Ork, Sept. 25.--The &E5 Cincinnati
team knocked out of the box at the Polo
ground Today two of New Yorks new
pitchers and gave the locals a double
headed setback, z to Land . to 2, which.
with the other results OF the day leaves
New York but a single point of margin
i pennantward. The pitchers who proved
powerless to keep down the vi itors runs
were Aarquard, the. acIulsi ton from the
indianapolis club, who was retired from
the box In the fifth inning OF the first
game. after five runs had been scored
by Cincinnati. and Durham, whose first.
work in the box was of good iquality but
who soon lost effectiveness and was re-
lieyed in the eighth by Taylor, af ter
two more runs Ind been scored by the
visitors
through inability to connect consecutive
" with Dubec's offerings while McGin.
nifty. pitching for the local $ wa Knocked no.
Is o,1t Of the box lii the second inning
when the visitors crossed the plate four
times. ia, . 3ls.s =, Z,
crandall pitched cut the game, cine ,l1
natl nelded cleyerly and az tunes s p +ha
4 field was far below its usual FORM
First game :, ~ !,
x Score: r. * * u
Cincinnati 1880.
New York 1900 ...........l
Isatteries--Spade and .Schlei; Marquard,t
Durham, Taylor, Bresnahan.
Il Second game I, I. 4.
Score: ~ - ~ : r r
Cincinnati g............i ...''.....SS ~ :,
4 New York .............. ....-.......s ~ X = =
tRatteries-4Dubec and Mclean; McGin-
nifty. Crandall and Bresnahan.
umpires-lSlem and tombstone.
aPhiladelphia, Sept. e5.--Tlie Philadel-
nhins today knocked Lush out of the box
IN the first inning and also took kindly
10 Snllee's pitching. They scored seven il
8 runs In the inning, finally Winning
IL to l.
i score. ~ - .
philadelphia .-...s....:.i 20
Batteries--Lush, sallee ind Bliss, NC
II O1ilian and Jacklttsch.
Umpire--Rigler.
Roston. sept. 21.-Pittsburg and Boston
I Nationals divided . double-headef toaay,
nos9n winning ahs f tie s saeond 10
sa nlrst s''ine r. II II;
Boston .... ..i.5.31
Iittsbarg ....' :. {.
doM and GIBSON.
Second game T, II II,
8 Score. q - \
Pittsburg .......,.. .......f,.g
Boston :! I, 4
Ratterics-I.eifield and Gibson; CHAP
& FneIIe. NJ Carthy and Bowefmah.
+ s Jjmpirc-O Day.
Brooklyn, Sept. i--Chicago VOL. .ouas 2
,,a,,,e from Brooklyn by making d stroiig-
CT nish The teams fougn t. On sco Syen
t ~ M If,rst with Il home run drive TO
\, deem INC eents s and Chance getting around
for Chicago in tho second on his be nv
ny ,ixs,,ar 7 overall was invincible, while
Rucker weakened. =
Score. ~ 55$29 o
Chicago ..,...t. ..ssi.''''FS's'' |SG.551 "a Il
T,rootjyr1 :. - :. Z. 80
teatteries-oyerall and King; Ruc ECKER
an 19m la res and Owens.