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The Washington herald., 1908-09-01
Herald the official ORGAN.

Sporting Editor The Washington Her
aid. BY a unanimous vote OF the Ana
teur Baseball Commission OF the District
Of Columbia, The Washington Herald was
chosen as the Official scorer for the post
season series Of 1S0S Very truly yours.
JOHN H. ANDERSON.
Secretary Amateur Commission
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FTRST CAVE

Ind rlos-t0-T NJ :. Il1Eress H6lElls. !
First base b. e7To7s- Congress Helzhrs L LET o1
1lSss-Fort Nyer. 3 ConEre>s Heights. 5 Fi-st base
On balls-0f Cofee. J. Of plmpLrey = Innings
pitcled-By Coffee. ?. by HosEIand. :. Hits made
Of Cot1es. :. q Hoa<laUd. . Struck ou.-By
Cc1eer /; b. HosElsud- 5 b. Prlph-ey. 5 Hone
r7lr--Cesterulzn- Three-hose hir-Fs---s TlEo-hsss
hts Wshler. Nictsrz1b. Peu-iuz-az- Sscridcs
hIrs-AIc15rzrh Peuni---1u. Sl0-r stolen baseS-T.
PylulTllrey DoTe4s Wilkins. D1=1hle play-J. Wah-
ls- q Walsh. HIT b Titchsr-By Co7ee- Umrdre-
Mr. Moore
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ans feIsed vel Scnre.

Earned rurs-Wa1lach- !. Trini1s- ; FIRST base
h- el-c-s-Nallach. /. T7Iui1z. ] Lcft on bases
Wallace :. T-riuirz. I First base OF balls-OE
Burt ]. oF Brewer. L Str1cz ort-By Burke g.
hy Brewer . Thrsz-base hi--AIcD0uaId- Two-bsse
hfrs-AIrTouzld DirTer. stolen hases-Srr1the-s
Mcdonald. Brewer AEsaru Diver. DoEuey Hir
Is pitchsr-By Burke. j: dv BreVer. . Wild
f5-rhss-Bu-zs j. Brewer. / Umpru-Afr-r J.
Pumpnrey. Ttns q sauc-I ho1- and Minutes
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YANKEES DROP TWO.
Mack and TOu-Esters Down the Dis
organized HiEhIanders.

New York, Aug 31-The Athletics van
quished the Highlanders twice to-day
The pitching was good in both games,
but the New Yorks were feeole IN inside
work and could not score when the
chances were good
Connie Mack tried out several young
sra-s Scores
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oGTAgt9ae cs1abz1zlG Ds=isls.
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Chicago. aug. s1--OveraH famed eleven
Of the Cardinals to-day. and kept their
four hits scattered
The Champions found Raymond a hard
proposition. but scored IN the first On a
pass TO Holman. two grounders, and
Evers' single
In the sixth Sheckard hit safe, stole
second. took third on Evers' hit and then
beat Morris throw Of Steinfeldt's ground
er % the piate Score:
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stolen hase-'4oode- Sacrifice hIts-Braller sun
ueTs. TT0-base hItS-COJ1ZEhn. PCrri1E- Three-tass
hii-Schaefsr- Ecne u1n-tToo.ie- Base On baIls-OT
Summers. . CT Chech- l. Left on bases-Detroft :.
Clsveland. Il Struck cuu-By Sunne-s. 4 by Chech
J. Hit by Vi-cher-Bv Summers. ; Double NAV
Rossnzu 70 OLezry 10 Rossnzu- Lajoie 10 Per-nr
10 SrOEal Uuuires-AIessrS Sheridan and Ers1
Tine Of szze-l hos- and 80 Minutes Artendanoe-
459S
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Earned r-us-Ps-k View. . Congress Heights. :
FIRST base by er-ors-Psrk Vieu-2 Congress Heights
:. Left on baseS-Park View. I; Congress Heights
Eirst base on haIs-0f F1yun. s oF SuIlivsn 3 In
uiuEs pitchei-By sullivan . by Truuphrey. . Hits
msie-Of sullivan. : Struck ou1-By F1ynn. L. BY
sullivan J.. hy Pumph-cy. ; Home u-n-C. Waller
Three-base hit-Oehler Two-base hi-s-s-sr1nan Nc
Grsth. Walsh. Sacrihce hTts-J- Punphrey o. Nc
Grarh- Stolen bases-Gs1la=er Miller J. Puuph-ev
C. Walker o. J. Waller. HaIdester. Double plays
FIyuu % OehIer, J. Waller TO Walsh 70 Ostermzn
I7rnr-re-lIr Y Waller
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FaII of the Giants.

Al vel for rs al some sweet hope Hes
Desply buried from human eyes,
And IN the hereafter Chances Cubs
May hit ike lemons and field like dubs
But a al sad headline -et ne state
Ths saddest IS this "CEbs win three straight
New YORK Journal
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PIRATES DOWN REDS.
Willis Holds Cincinnati Down to
Pair of Single.

Cincinnati. Ohio. Aug G-The Reds
made but two hits OF Willis to-day
HUIswitt getting both. Only one Red
reached second base Pittsburg punched
SIX hits in the third. netting four runs
Score
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L=f- On -FHilzdeir=zia, g New Xcrk. e
Bass hoils-0T Scliirzsr. s. OF E1rz. 9. S-r1Cz
out-By Scillrzsr. :. hy EoEz. = TE1-hsss hit
C1r-ly- Sac1ice hi--Lzg71--s- stolen bss=s-Cuass.
HguuE11 e. Ban Double Elzy-II1-iarl-y 90 La
porte 20 Chase Urnpi-e-AIr. Co-zo-ly- Tine Il
gzue-2 hours. Attendance. AJ0
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Richmond Blanks Norfolk.

SPECIAL 70 The WASHINGTON Herald
Norfolk. Va, Aug 31.-Richmond Won
from Norfolk by the score of I TO 0 this
afternoon The game was pretty until
the sixth inning. when Forbes who had
yielded but one hit Up 70 that time went
10 pieces, forcing in a run by three
bases on balls and errors Richmond
scored on an infeld out this inning. The
seventh base on balls resulted in another
run. In the eighth. Jackson's wild throw
into the bleachers gave Richmond an
other score Score:
R b Z
Richuond-.--.......... 1000 62IIOA /
Norfolk 0 0 0 0 0 60 5
Battenes-oui1n ard Messitt: Forbes. Fox and
Boyle. UnPire-Nfr. ByTon-
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LET on bases-Bre-tTood. .. G P o. First
hase on baLs-Of Be-se-r- /. Of DAVIS. > Iuui1z-
ql-cled-Bv Bscselr. Z. hy DAVIS. .. by Leonard B.
ay Walker q HTS ma5c-O1 Beckett g. OF Leon
ard. J. Of Davis. g Struck 0ut-By Beckett. 8. by
Leonard. 8 by Davis J. by Walker . T7Eo-hase
hit Bccse--- Stolen hszes-Dayis Broore- {.
Backs--- Bzr-ss- Uupire-Afr. JACK Hurley Tine
of eau,s-1 hour ard 70 MINUTES
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.

AT Rartford-Hartfor1. ?; New Haven O.
At Holyoke-New Britain. ;; Hoiycke . eleven
innings
At sp7agseid-AIeridea, :; Springfield. O.
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BRENTWOOD BEATS G. P.O.
; suburban Outfit Locates Davis and
Leonard at Will
st STEPHENS - Brentwood

The Brentwood aggregation added an
other same 10 their won column by de-
feaung G. P O. at Capital City Park
yesterday afternoon. : TO l.
The SubUrbanites had no difficulty in
finding both Davis and Leonard when
Its raarr rurS S.nre-
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BROWNS NEAR LEAD.
Win from White SOx and Move ID
in the Race

ST. Louis, Aug 5L-St Louis took the
first game OF the series here from Chi
cago to-day and advanced 10 within a
game and a half Of the lead in the
American League
Waddeu was effective. while the
Browns batted Walsh OF the slab. Score.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-01

ITo-tase hIt-Fe--7s- Ih-se-tase hl--T- Jones
Sacrifice hi--Har-zeu Double -l---- Williams N
Jones Stolen base-F. Jones Bases on haIls-OH
Waddel 1; OF Owen l. OF Wzlsh- / STUCK out
BY WaddeIl To- by Walsh 6 WId ri-cles-Vs1-
del Left On basss-S-- L1--is. s. ChiczEs s
U11lires-AIeszrS- Hurst and OLogzhlin- Tine Of
szme-I hour and 3 m5nztes- A--eudasce, p so.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Al NIemphis-Menphis. 5; Atlanta. O.
At New Orieans-Nashvile. >. New Orleans. 0.
Al Alo6ile-Nooiie- .; Montgomery. +
At Little Rock-Little Rock. 9. BIRMINGHAM. ,
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NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE.

At AIbany-Albsny. 5 Utica. 4
At mton- -BinEhamJO1. :; Wilkesbarre,
At Syracuse-Scra1ton. l. Syracuse. O.
Al Troy-Eluira. :; Troy. s
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al L7veII-LoweT1. I. Fau River. L
Al worcsster-W oTcss1sr. l. Brocktoa. Q.
A. Lyun-Lawrence. g. Lynn. ;
At HarerhiIl-da averhill. 9. New Bedford, L
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TRI-STATE LEAGUE.

At JohustoVr-Johnstovn. ?; Wilmington. O.
AZ Altooua-rrsnton- p Altoona )
At WIllIamspOrt-Wi WiIliarlsp0-t- 9, Lancaster. )
At HarrisburE-H Harrisburg !: Reading. 5
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Lo1isTiIle-First game: Columbus 4; Louisville
L Second game Columbus. ): L0uisyile /
At Toledo-Indianspolis. 4, Toledo. O.
At NilWaukee-AIinneapoliS J. Milwaukee ,
At kansas City-St- Paul Il. Kansas CITY. g
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Three-base h1ts-Cla-ke, Wss1sT SscTi1oe hit-(zi-l
Stoier hassS-Jesch. Cla-ks Double rlzy-Wszns- .
Ahty. Str1cS ogt-B7 Spade. 2 b Dub1c. /. b
Wills. l. Rzse On baIls-OE Dubuc. ?. o. Wills. I
U-1rire-NIr- kisn Tine Of gzue-I hou snd 5
minutes. Attelnsnoe-5oO.
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE,

At Rochsster-First game Jersey CITY :. Roches-
ter . second game. Jersey City .; Rochester. :
AZ Moutresl-Baltnnore. 5. Montreal, I.
Al Bu1aIo-Bu-falo 5; Providence. Q.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

At Omahs-Omaha IS. Des Moines-rsin.
At Sioux City-Lincoln- I: Sioux City. :.
At P-usblo-Denver. 4, Pueblo. .
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Sacrifice hIr-shecEa-d- stolen hsss-BTr1s
Slleckard q. Hovd1l- Left basss-C1i-azo- 4
s. Louis. 3 Bases o1 bsIIs-05 Overall 2 Of
RAYMOND. ) S-ru-k our-By Ove-zH Il. - Ray
uoud. 5 Urnpires-1Iassrs- Rizler and Ruddsrhz-,
Tine of same-1 hour and % minutes attendsrce
s.ooo
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TIGERS JARRED AGAIN.
Cleveland Finds the Champions
Easy Marks

Detroit, Aug 3L-Detroit fielded wretch
edly behind Summers. who was wild. and
Cleveland bad little trouble IN winning
to-day by the score Of : 20 3
Crawford was out Of the game with a
bruised leg and J. Clarke received notice
Of indefinite suspension following his
trouble with Umpire Egan in Washington.
Goodies batting was a feature score
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Es-ued r1us-ti issthersburE. 6. Garrett PARK L
First base cu balls-Of Move. 6. OF oEurt &
Struck or--Bv Move. 8; By OEurt- S. Three-hass
hit-Is-se- Tvro-Hase hits-Auiss Mills %, Rley.
He15-lcks- T-np-re-8I-- Marshall
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FTRST CANE

Lefs On Philadelphia. s. New YORK. TO-
Bass CD hcIls-Od Dygsrt- 3 Cd Lake, STUCK
c-1-By uvEGrt. g. b lake ! Threedaze hits
Nichols Lake T1ro-base hIrs-1la1asl. Ai-risrl-g-
stolen hssss-Hcuphil. Murphy. Wld Tl-cles-
Lake. Jm7ire-Nlr- Connolly. Tine e saDe-z
hours ard q -1i-1fes
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When you have lost or found anything,
telephone an advertisement to The Wash
ington Herald and bill viii be sent you az
! cent a Nord-
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SHUT OUT
Chicago Continues Winning
Streak at st. Louis.
ELEVEN TANNED BY OVERALL

Cardinals Make but -Four Scattered
Hits, and Cubs Move Up to Within
National League-Winners Make
the Most of Their Four Hits
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The Score

took second on a wild pitch. and made
the final run on McConneH's safety 70
right
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HaEerstovvn Beats Chambersburs.

sreciaI . Iha Wasdlnstol Heral1-
HagerstOwn. Aug 5L-Hagerstown
clearly outclassed Chambersburg in the
game here this afternoon. and easily
won by the score OF 20 O. The six hits
made of Russell were distributed through
five innings. while HagersJown punched
hits on Johns Score;
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KNOCK OTEY OUT OF BOX.

Portsmouth Administers a Severe
TrouncinE to Roanoke.
sreCial 70 Tie Washington Herald
Roanoke. Va, Aug 21.-Portsnouth took
the first Of the series from Roanoke BY
IS 10 L The visitors OUtplaycd the locals
at all stages Of the game.
Otey was taken out Of the box in the
sixth and was replaced by Stoeher. but
this did not improve matters to any
marked degree Portsmouth put I'd a
superb exhibition Of ball playing. with
snap and ginger from beginning 70 end.
Score:
Ri z
Roanoke Q eoooo oeolI 4
Portsmouth 0 0 ? o o 81 0
Bstte-ies-Otey, Stoehsr and kunkle5 Haanafn and
Wadleizh
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
WaIIach Loses Good Contest to
TvvfnInE In First InaInE.
sTANDING OF y

TwininE took an interesting game from
WalIach yesterday by : TO g. Twining
opened up on Brewer in the first inning.
chasing i've runs over the pan and put
ting the contest on ice
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e e
Chanb,rsba-s ..a0O-ooo00 % :
Fsrf-s-7Vr, oozs0 Ks I

Battsriss-Chanbe-sburz John and Otri1ss Ia
ge-stcvn Russell and simpzon- UrnpIre-9lr- Nc
Ca-den- Tine Of game-l hour and % minutes
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M.oulag,s RECORD ANO $500.
lContInued from Page u

sContinued from Page ID
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lee w.a the records No one seemed
Wiling TO- act as stake holder. whore
lp0n said 10 Giisuap ! viii trust
you with the S. until ! return and
hcreup n gave il io him on the eX-
press conditions that he was To hold Il
MIS- until returned from my office
lnc hlcck away ! was gone less than
iiyc minutes. when | returned With
ho Record Of May END and in the
arcscrcc OF large rnmber OF reput-
Ghlc citizens. tle names OF whom are
az wen known by Mr. Gilsirap and
piyseif asked Mr. Gilslrap so that
IN Vould understand the issue, what
thc question was between ~. llv re-
Piled and wc were agreed. and ihti
M n / produced the Congressional
Record OF Mas 32nd aud showed tfiv
final y.ta on the bill rs therein fa
corded On pafc i0S5 and I0S6 and that
McGhifr did not vote thereon. And
then aud there offered to bet Mr..
Gisuap or any person IN the crowd,
my sgm from 81 a slO0 mat Mr. Nc.
,uire did not 70 Cor tho finai pass
,ge the restriction bin, hut rece;v'
ed up takers. Gilslrap refused to give
Nth ugb requested 10 'lo 80.
thu above stutenwpls are All cor
rect and can be verified by q score OF
jslod cltiaeua Of Clanjlcg, would
not notice iho falachool, were II MOI
! lfr The Tear ttai come honcA man
might hc mislcd hy them II mconira
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Al. .2s on ENERY ss.nno

The siat, ay board has estimated.
that it Viii taSs about nine hundred
thousand dotiafs In direct taxes % pay.
the expense Of state Government fer
nineteen and a half mouihM TO raiscl
this thcy have made levy OF enc.
and onefunrih mills A farm that Isl
assessed al nve thousand dollars vlll|
pay s5.25 10 support the state goyerl.l
ment for nineteen and orchal q
months. A piece Of business proper
n.y. city residence or stock al.
merchandise OF the same valuation
VIII pay The same amount Now. dol
gou think Il Us going TO bankrupt any
farmer, merchant or business man III
the state TO pay S5.2j for TIE suppcft
~ the state government Tor ninotc,l
hHd oho.haf months on every lye
rhosand dollalrs worth Of properly
which he owns?
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-24
Charcoal Kills
Bad Breath
whether From Decay In the stonnach n
or Teeth, and Will Stop
Stomach Gases.
Wilow Charcoal sest Fof use.

w loN Nnafeoal 1eSk FCf Csc.
Charcoal has been used Ter absorb
ing foul dors and ncutraiizins nONi.
lu5 gases for ctJtuIies.
Dupont fhe nowdeg manufactures
earned az willow shoots two 70
three years OF ace uld, the best char
coal u is M 81 porous
Fetid breath. whether from stomach
or teeth, pyrosis Tor gastric painl.
diarrh ca and constipation simply
can not exist under The action OF char.
coal
Caarcoal oXidlzes all gases or &
other words, changes foul smelling
odors into oxygen, thereby doing away
with all foulness and rendering even
such gases beneficial to the system
by giving II more oxygen. The lungs
purity the bloed with oxygen from the
air. Dying patients have oxygen ad-
ministered 70 their system artificially
aud I've FOR days under this treatment
Suarts Charcoal lozenses arc
made from willow. SHOOTS and sweet
honey Thus thcy are palatable.
'strong aud natural SO medicine ls
used whatever bat The peculiar
Stuart process gives ticm a decided
charm and efficiency which eudcars
tbcm 10 an cOnlumprs
Ofn iaag use them as ono likes.
Eating one every once IN awhile ~.
surcs pure breath, while ic coma a.
metlOd Is to e,u .wo or three after
MEALS and at beGtime They work
very fast aud their use Is q most eX.
eellent habit % form. IN slOn tins
you VII lcain tnli their iOiluonce has
Improved b-wel action wonderfully,
simply by giving 10 the bowel a waste
product 10 carry off that ias ~ gaa'
eous formation TO kin and destroy lr5
nerves aud membranes
Every druggist carries Stuart 3
Charcoal folcnges price - cents. or
send us your name aud address aud
we viii send yUu trial package hy
mail free Address r A. Stuart Co
1900 stuaft Bldg Nasshali Mich.
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PROMPTLY DlGESTS
EVERYTHING YOU EAT
Take Some Dlapspsln Now and
Have All This Misery
Ended Forever

The question as 10 kcW long you are
going & continual sufferer from lndi-
pestion aud stomach trouble Is mere
ly a matter OF sow soon you begin tax
ing Diapepsln.
If your Stomach is lacking IN diges-
tive power why not help the stomach
TO d. its work. not With drastic drugs.
but Q reinforcement OF digestive
agents. such as are naturally al *
Ia the stomach
People with weak Stomachs should
eat Diapepsin after meals. and there
will be no more Indigestion. no feel
ing likc a lump OF lead In The stom-
ach. no heartburn. Sour rlsings. Gas
on Stomach or Belching or undlgested
food. Headaches, Dizziness or vomit-
ing, aud. besides, what ycu eat will
not fermcnt and poison your breath
with nauseons Odors All these symp.
toms resulting from sour stomach
aud dyspepsia are generally relieved
live minutes after eating one Trlangulc
OF Diapcpsin.
Go to your druggist ana get a so
cent case OF Papes Diapspsln now. and
you VIII always 90 60 the table with u
hearty appetite, and what ycai eat Will
taste good. because yonr stomach and
intcatines viii be clean and fresh. aud
You will know there ARE not going 10
be amy mare bad uigbts aud iuiserabie
days Tor you. They ireSien yeu and
make ygu feel like life is worth living.
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could De made of broadcloth while the
skirt Is Of striped or plaid material or
br~ud ribbed serge coIld be uac1 IN
The entire suit or for the coai e4sh the
skirt of some fancy material OF the
same color, an ihoe rfyle1 itirg
notable features ol t'e present sea m.
Also tlc ESQ can bo treated in a nam
ber OF ways u affords excellent op-
poriuuity lcr embroidery cr for sou
tache ur % can br Of almost any pretty
contracting matcrlnl n a shorter
coat s. wanted d CAN he cut olf in any
lcngih
fJr iie medium dyo viii ho rt4uir.
ed. f3f the coat yards ~ mfleriql ~.
3 81 yards ~ or . i-s yards 81 inclri
wido 10 make as Illustrated: q yIas
- 3-a-S sads % or "A yards - in-
rhcs wide % makc in. knee lengia
witl - yard any wilth. .fr iho Vosf.
rs y1ri nf velvet no ihr 0liar. fJ'
ihr skirt z 5.s Yards ~ Yards Ifior
5-s yards ~ incAcs Wide with 10 2
yards of braid May dantor 3ai.
tern OF the cont so Gl3S. slya 81 TO
~ lnchet bust or 90 the skirt 80.
Chl7 sizes 1s to 20 inches wdiai. viii
bo mailed 40 my address by the
fas ion Department 0i i'is paper on
recipl of ten ccWs r each tlf in
haste send an additional two ceui
stamp f-r letter postage which insures
more prompt deiireiyf
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aEPusILoAN lDlroR,s VIEWS

There seems not 70 be much work
done yoi for the national ticket by
Tho republicans" says the 0kithrio
stalc Register, q staunch repubiicap
sh.ot "Mr FLYNN IL retrieving his
lost sround and Mr Mcclure Il WORK
Inc 10 be reelected"
Tho Rcsistcr has epiioniscd the
Oklahoma situation In ono terSe
sentence Editor Golobie has given Al
full aad compete history OF the
work of the oklahoma republican
stale orgsnizstion Ia he present csm
paiRn Mr Flynh Ii retrieving his
lost ground and Ar Mcclure IS work.
ing 10 he reelected 10 consrcss
The Rcelaler mighl have added that
Mr. f'ynn in rciriryiHg rs lpia
ground is being ably ecoadcd hi
secretary House of The repuhlican
state committee, and ibat Mr. Nc
Cures effort TO be rc.olcelcd TO con
eress Is occupgius The exclusive at
tenlion OF state chairman, Joe Norris.
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sRsEJEs'xs-RsRsMIH /
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL !
,. ,.'Es,fE E;'HssBs1Ei.uts1,sni,nd;KsWs,

). Il. A. Robertson Of Chandler is
in the city.
BIN schlcscl is here from Chandler.
speutcrship of i1c luNcr house VIII
soon be The big contest
Mr.. Tucker is down rrom Orlando.
me city was filled with farmers
today
Editor ?. p. Duffey of the sl Reno
Democrat, is in the city.
c. g. J-nes was here from Ok,aho-
ma CITY last evening
Corporation Commissioner a.
Watson left tails morning for Black
wen where he viii deliver an address
this evening
Chairman lack Love. of the Corpor.
alton commission. left this m.rning
for Perry where he will address a
farmers meeting this afternoon on
The leading Dem cratic issues and the
work OF the state administration
Editor sidney Suggs. Of the Daily
Ardmoreite. is I'm the city comforting
with state officials.
G. w. Schlegel. treasurer OF the Ne.
publican First Congressional disltic,
committee, is over from Chandler 10
dag
Ham r. Bee, Ted Brooks and Jae
Haskell left yesterday for Alfalfa
county to hunt ducks on the salt
plains.
T. B. Metz. ohm Selstrom and Ber,
Greer left this morning for Lawrie on
a .qoail hnntns eXpc iifion
W A. Ledbetter Is here today from
Ardmorc ON matters before the SIT
prcme court.
Dr Douthllt is in Mullial
Frank Johnson has returned from a
"trip 10 Wichita.
Santa rc Detective ohio Miller o.
here from Shawnee.
fudge J, y h Robertson is here
from Chandler
Attorney John n Laliay is here
from Claremore.
y L. Baruum ID Mere fyen Aiino
r. 7 Byrd ~ here from Tulsa.
Frank Merrlek came 10 tor Sunday
this morning after o Two weeks t0ui
J IN the southern part Of tue state.
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ANOTHER FAIRY TALE EXPOSED.


fContinucd from Pace ~
made are untrue and without f0undn-
ti1n and That aifiant attended The pO-
lidcal meeting held ln ihe opera house
m Ottawa OHIO. on Wednesday even.
ing. October ~. 1905, and heard al OF
the address delivered by Governor
Haskell. which was frequently inter
rupted by cheers and applause and he
was not asked any questions or Kissed
by any person aud the account oil said
meeting published Ia the Putnam couu.
ty Sentinel October i6, 1905, hereto
attached % correct report Of said
meeting.
Afliaut further says thal after Gov
ernor llaakeh closed bis address ha
went upon the stage Hit shOok hands
With him AND thai auiaus 900
servo a summons or any other paper
upon Governor llasken, nor a.d 40
have any simmons or any other pa
per 90 be served upon Governor Has
he'll, nor was therc any paper on file
ln Iuy Ofiiee 10 IT, served upon him,
nor was ihcrc any foreign sheriff here
Tor such purpJ5c, 10 m ykuowiedge.
apd ile coming of Governor Haskell
was wIdfly. pllllshed for several
..Npnka, befQrf be44me aNd ans pegSon
could lafc Ohl9ihcd 8pfYiec hsd such
papers bcen delivered 90 me-.
(Signed) JOSEPH IINK
Sworn 10 before Dio and signed in
nay presence this 2isi dag OF October.
1905
lSigncdl g. W FAWCETT.
Notary Public.
(SEAAl lu aud foi Putnam Co, o.
The Guthrie Retailers are g'aj tic
stormy season came before The car
uisal beglus.
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@la North Broad street Ron cal
Trusts"
Thc Eudc club meets with Mrs.
Wm Mccoy at her home ON Eas,
Washington avenue Monday afternoon
Roll call, Current Musical Events.
Miss LILLIAN Roles catae up from
Norman last evening % spend sunday
IN the city with her parents Judge
and Mrs. J. J Bolcs N East villas
avenue.
Miss Ruby Canton librarian at toe
Central Normal school at Edbond T.
here spending Sunday with her
parents. Adiutant General and Mrs +
NJ. Canton.
w 5. wills n has returned from
CimarrUn county
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DAILY FASHION
....,.... TALKS..........
BY May Manton
\ sMARr sun on nRoApcLorH

\ SMART SUIT OF BkOADCLOpH
Broadcloth trimmed with braid
makes some Of the smartcst suits
shown this season and this one IS a
tae lovely taupc gray that IS such o
favorite With the vest of black and
white striped velvet and collar of plaii
velvet while the skirt is trimmed with
Black silk braid. The black on The
taupc making y most charming effect
The coat is long, gisihg eXceptionallA
good lines 90 the lignrp. and c simple
skirt IS cut in four CORES with mar
row undcrlying panel at each Of ia,
eur seams. If u lighter col red sul'
is wanted ono of HE beautiful mustard
shades or thc new wbtaria or caiaw
ba rs 20 be- comm idcd as being ncN
aud smart while tlc suit really all9ws
of great do, Of variation The coat