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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-02

,xtterno tSys j. sstaiI hnn'lIa s Y 3i ts
program Waa Very SAp prSpriSte aud
ALI 2wsres hiehty bisAt !. n ina DOH "a,
ton annotated tS 44$,6 ss.sl, y 4 ss'sg
Misa Hassissl ttnoS llsit is Tn Is i.
day for MsFcs 4Hhtys q Shs D hka
been qStte 50 81, ssn tas co,iHy ) lescins
before shS, LEFT here ! h & y ~ D
7 The literary IS sScisttes: {: s,of "a both
ohn1rehes are givlnE the public SOME
rare treats at each IneAt1ng. i. There
g been sssysss lively sliaeasaiepa
aaits sSs q Fss'aFs' are :
i lanes i.I /, s it6 Sett Dayta And
Franz .Nsli9H We're ab from Alderson
to Attend the services, sana ay,s I. 4, .7
i, lR sJaaST WIN. JacK son hip fi4eA seven
psfs6ns Ut tie scb SSErrch, shnud AZ y Weak
4 large esoad ~ reSSht aht Mas
,sivehj : at.tfia sermon. q H..
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-07-02
THE AAVs,x,Ags

tsaet. a, Hnntinxt 8 MI Nj
Thomas, Johnson. Mrs. NJ. \ j. aStrot b.
aFs and relattvas hsfsSs a MI. WANING,
tons has Just 3rstGrns frorn New
Pork. whore he hAs hHan ,sth aylna
fiASS art at the rt stuaSpt aasAs
Soo1ftNew. York. Ha 10 &s4 msf&ber a
several art clubs ofstkAf SSltY.s y B
Nc Mrs. James CAVITY ana family left
Saturday evening forstheir home al
Institute, 49, ! aAF * ~ 2.4- -
Charming King, OF Washinston,
D. G. spent Sunday with trlends in
town. &lSs. ! 4 LIZ ~ ~; &&
! Miss, Malcoln,,a brady spent las,
week In Washington, Visiting Miss
Corinde Brady. ~,~r.,H+E.>.
President H. r. Mcdonald left sat
prday morning for Roston. where he
Win spend the SUMMER with his tani-
tly,a&,... rs% s. 4 :. * :. q, ! 81
Mrs. Lizzie HasfmafflAt;on Ticker Ana
family, residents Of Pittsburg, Pa,
are visiting Mrs. fuckers father,
John Hamilton. =. a53
q, Bishop Lamptons family, OF Wash,
ipgton,, D C., Is occupying Sinclair
cottage this sumter. .l,,s 4 =.
The summer people fromS Waah-
ington are beginning to take up their
abode on the college grounds. Mrs.
Murray and family came out early,
because of the illness OF Mrs, Muir
rays mother, Mrs, Evans, Mrs, Ev-
ns Is stu very poorly, ~ :,
Misses Florence and Charlotte Low
ett3 recently returned home from
Northfteid, Mass, where they attend
ed school last winter. .sr III
=, J. Frank ,Briscoe, Of Martinsburg.
spent Sunday here. >$ts .s>.=,.3A., s, +
:. Mr., and Mrs. Charles Herbert, Of
Charles Town. spent Sunday In town
With their parents, Mr.. and Mrs..>L.ur-
cas- Dennis. -s:.--1 ..>..---,-,, i. T.
Mrs: c. c. Wainwright, of Charles
Town, spent one day the last Of the
week with Miss Mary Toler. l.
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CARBON.

r MRS. Hattie Martin left last Fri
day on visit to relatives and friends
in Huntington and vicinity.
~ T. @. Agnew was in Charleston last
Friday on business.
" Rev. Holland left Saturday morn
Ing to fill an appointment at Ply
mouth. Sunday.
Jacob Spencer, F. w. Williams,
Benjamin Redman, H. l. .Rotan An
grey Young and Garfield Taylor gave
q social last Thursday night, In hon
or of Misses Lena and Ella Dicker,
son.
Born, to Frank Johnson and wife,
last Thursday, boy
William Johnson was in Charles
ton, Thursday and Friday, on busi-
ness.
Sunday evening, at o'clock, we
had Children's day exercises, which
were we'll attended. Devotional nv
MRS f, T. Aston, opening song bv
the school. After which the sinner
1ntendent, T, G, Agnew, delivered the
welcome address. r. c. McIver. gu
per1ntendent Of the Sunday school at
WeVaco, delivered an able address,
folloWed by Rev. c. H. Carter. The
program was we'll rendered by the
httle children, and much credit is
due Mrs. T. T. Aston and Miss + u
aston for the way they handled the
httle children. Closing remarks
were made by Assistant Superintend-
eht r. w. Williams. Collection, ST.
ss;.., ii
j Mrs: W. II. Aston left Monday
morning for her home in North Car
oi1na, her mother being very sick.
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MONTGOMERY.

r. w. Wright, VINO has been sick
for several weeks, is able to be out
again. - i, .%,;= x :&s *,
| 5,$Ceorge Scott, VINO had his leg
I broken some time ago. :, is walking
about now. -, 1..s..,. Il. -. = -, ~: :,
Rev and Mrs. Warner Brown have
gone to their home in Virginia to
spend several weeks visiting j.. reIa-
tives. ..... ~ p. a.. 80. - g.. ~. z
Rev. r. D. Meadows, of Hunting
ton, was here, Monday. =, ..1..,.-.
Rev. 1. " Bryant Of Huntington.
was here, Sunday, the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Guthrie. ~ ,;,.a; r..
MRS M. A. w. Thompson, OF Pratt,
was shopping here, Saturday. -. ..
Mars 4. C.. Page is spending this
week at SeweIl. f.
Mrs. Joe Guthrie and son Madrid
MRS Belle Clark, Mrs. Nan Hardy
M 1873 LeEo Lavender, Messrs. s r
Morgan, Floyd Rogers, J. S. Page and
n. IA. Raiiey attended services at
Longacre,, Sunday,
Mrs Minnie Williams and Mr.
Charles Howard were, quietly mar
raed, Wednesday evening, at the
home OF Mf. and Mrs Charles Hen.
derson, by Rev. V. Harriday. Only
a few intimate friends were present
MRS. Mary Perry went to Maiden.
tuesday to be, prssent4at the John
son-Chetam wedding, Wednesday.
Mrs. 2. F.. White and baby Doro-
thy came home, Thursday, from In
stitute.
Mrs, E. M. Francis agent for the
advocate, is in town In the interest
OF that paper. ~,
MRS. Powell, OF Huntington. waa
mere last week, soliciting means FOR
the Orphans Home.
Miss Lolo Lavender. Grand TOO
turer for. the Court OF Calant6e IeSt
Monday TO VISIT the different conrts
or the state. -, =" y. oo"' %
I Miss Marie Shelton closed bar
s , at Lawton, Friday, and is now
home for the summer. t.t. 1872
e. Miss Emma Meadows, OF Inst,tnts
va vas here last week, the guest OF Mrs
George Lee. 49,. ,,1.'.1- wa w. %
Miss Neliie NJ. Lewis Is / = aryan III, !, !,
Tor a =. musicale to be given at the odS
Fellows hall. Saturday night JnIy 4
fhe household OF Ruth made five
new memoirs, into their order. Fridav
evening. Mrs. Thomas johnson was
R: + +. eeter visited Miss Henrietta
M. James at Martin, Sunday. ~
Taylor and 'Potfia PAGE are at In.
stltpte, guests Of Mr. and Mrs y r
Brown. at n 4
John White, OF Res Red Star, was .
business Visitor here several days last
8 NJ, Davis returned. Monday
from Charleston. where he had been
Visiting ht6 fahiI3, VOC"
j. 8. Noel, or Ganlsy, came down
sunday sun to spend the day With bis
T. ". wade. aandd~p p. Fl. HAYES re :.
turned, Saturday, from vCbarlea
Town, where, they, had been attend
ins q tneetips bf the State Masonic
HaRPTgs TsTgRRv- " 4
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|FyEsss--lx6E IVA AToSiA .isshsnt 4 raw sh0nss
In the city, Thursday. with the Miss.
80 1alfeds, EN- route to her home IA
Mor&2nto~n. m" v..sEHs
Appeoial car left Parkersburg at
8 O'Clock. Sunday 1norning, tory GeA ar
Ridge by WAY OF MARKETS. to conway
the people from here to the Wesley
an Methodist Sunday school eohven-
ton. The fare was 50 cents FOR the
round trip. Sunday was the best day
Of the convention and was held in
Fern .Cliff Park. .s,.' ,. -.
Lawyer Charles Jones spent few
days the frst OF the, week visiting
his relatives in the city ;, leaving
Thursday for his home at Washing
ton, D. c. ~ .,., !. -,
Herman Davis. OF North Parkers-
burg, Is wearing q broad smile. He
says 1t is q girl. and both mother and
daughter are doing nicely.
Miss Mossie Clay, OF Clarksburg, is
in the city. the guest OF the Misses
Giles.
Rev. w. F. Jones, Rev. G. w. Jack
son and wife, Mrs, Minnie Grant and
Miss Gertrude Donaway left Friday
morning for Cedar Ridge, O., to at
tend the Sunday school convention.
Miss Mary Masters. of Delaware,
Ohio, and Miss Estelle Powell, of
Rochester, N. Y, are, guests OF Miss
Eva Taylor, Of Belpre, Ohio.
Louis Jones, OF Belpre, Ohio, was
In the city, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Canty we're in
the city last Saturday and Sunday, \
Mr.. Canty came this far from Insti-
tute to meet his wife, who has been
visiting her mother in Harpers Fer
ry. - $50.
Mrs. Camphor, missionary to Afri-
ca, was in the city the latter part of
last week. She lectured at Logan
M. Il. church last. Friday evening,
spoke to the Sabbath school Sunday,
and preached Sunday night. Her
talks were entertaining and were
well received by large audiences. She
left Monday for Cincinnati, Ohio.
At an interesting meeting Of Ven
delta Court, No. s, 0. o. c., the cleo
ton Of officers for ensuing term was
held last Thursday evening:
The following were elected:
w. c., Mrs. Anna Washington.
w. In, Mrs. Jennie Pierce.
w. O., Mrs. Jennie Pierce.
w. Il. of A. Mrs. Hattie Carter.
=, w. r. OF D., Elizabeth Simpson.
w. S. D., Mrs. Lottie Meats.
\ w. j.. D., Mrs. Florence lyman.
SAW. c., Mrs. Winnie Fish.
w. A. c.. Mrs Alice Mellentree.
W. l., Leila Carter.
w. H., Mrs. Bette Boss.
w. p, Miss Salfie Dorsey.
W. E., Mrs. Georgia Custis.
A W.T., Miss Jeanette Jones.
Mrs. Pleasant Reese ;is somewhat
indisposed at this writing, :, $50
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CORRESPONDENTS.
Iner AID has opened general gro,

II. A. Scott is erecting a six room
dwelling on his lot on Center street.
The Willing Workers and the aux
tliafy of the M. E. church gave q
tlAafdGe entertainment and lawn par
ty. Monday and Tuesday night.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13
Are Dead-Sure Winners
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New York, June l3.-"We have done
the best We know how" said J. r. Sui
livan, chairman OF the selection COM
mittee. referring to the committees
work In choosing men to represent
America in the Olympic games at Lon
don. mot only have we picked dead
sure winners, but we have taken 40
second strings and for other points
every man we consider with a chance
10 score. AS close as we can figure It
now there are no passengers on our
team. Had we more money we would
have taken few more men, but 1
TANK a study of the list Will show
that we have done our duty pretty
we..
-Four of the events which America
seems to have at her mercy are the
l20-yard hurdle, pole yanlt 16pound
hSlfmer and f6.pound shot M each
| tho first. second and third piaces
shotld falI 20 the Yahkees No s,lel
trio OF high hurdlers ever appeared id
any country as Shaw, SmithsOn and
Garrels, each with record OF IS i-2
seconds.
McGrath and Flanagan are selected
for the hammer throwing and their
records Of more than 10 feet over
shadow any old World thrower. S.
p Gillis. who is now In England, will
be nominated as the third strlng. Rose,
Coe and Garrels. the men for the shot,
have beaten 46 feet. distance which
will shut out all foreign opposition.
With Dray, Gilbert and Nelson. OF
Yale. Ia the pole vault America has a
mortgage on the goinis'
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From the conference college meet at
Chicago a really good man was un-
earthed for the sprints In w. W. May,
of Illinois university. lie ran the
100 yards In As seconds, and on form
is better than any man in the east.
II is true that Rector ran a good heat
in the 100-meter at Philadelphia, but
his work in the final proved that he Is
weak as repeater; and that fault may
be vital In England, where so many
trials will be necessary.
Candidates for the distance run
were handled rather sparingly because
in the opinion OF both executive and
selection committees Americas
chances will be slim in the mile aud
all contests above II. A selection
which will no doubt create some com
ment Is Paul II. Pilgrim, Of the n. Y.
A. c. for the 400 and. 500 meters. But
|it was lexplained that his good work
al Athens warranted the proceeding.
Another man whose place on the
team will come In for some question Is
Bonhag. So far this year he has not
shown any form. nor did he run in
the tryouts or show last year that he
had last claim to a firstrater.
The team Is 10 sail on the American
liner Philadelphia on June 2l, arriving
on the scene OF action about ten days
before the opening OF the games. 10
finance the trip viii mean an expendi-
.ure OF about $4,000, and although al
OF this has not been collected, tho
American committee hopes TO have
that sum al its disposal when the team
heads for Sandy Hook.
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TRIPPETT STUDIED TOE IN 9Th


poMamaaer Wilson'S ab6tith lost tho
first 81 series of three eRhibftibn
games at FL Reno Yesterday bS The
score OF s to 2. The game was fast,
spirited and close until the fatal ninth,
when El Reno lit on Trippett, the local
southpaw. driving him al over the
field. succeeding in getting seven runs
before the balloon came down. Neither
Side scored until the sixth inning, both
pitchers twirling a star game. Smith,
the swift third haseman Of the locals,
broke the Ice in the sixth by swatting
the bali his best and made a home
run. FL Reno ried to duplicate the
stunt, but could land only one run
until the ninth
Score r.
ri Reno ........s.'.s. .OVV VVl VVi-o
Guthrie ..........a.... 600 0Oz 600
Batteries: Hays. Moss and Pinker.
ton; Trippett and Goldwith Umpire,
Forney.
The locals play at FL Reno again to-
day and tomorrow. An excursion viii
be run to III Reno for tomorrow )
game, the weather permitting.
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Frank Isbelrs team in the Western
association is nnding it mighty stormy
The Isbell ship is only five points be-
hind Cooleys Topeka vessel for second
place, but II is 1872 points distant from
the Oklahoma City team in the lead.
The Oklahomans have a fine lead and
playing the brand OF ball they have
been exhibiting they should maintain
the lead until the end. Jay Andrews
Hutchinson crowd is a dangerous az
gregation and is liable to cause the
three leaders trouble at any stage.
The Webb City team is playing pretty
good baseball but no better than hold
ing its own The Enid team seems
hopelessly doomed to ,ae last places
Kansas City Star.
OF the Mtless wonders Lush, OF the
ST. Louis Nationals comes first in line
OF honor, having played in twenty-one
games, been at bat twenty-one times
and hasn't gotten safe hit yet
"Rube" Waddell is a close second, not
a hit being recorded to his credit this
season and he has played in ten games
and been nineteen times at the plat
ter
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Inla. s. RartlesvllIe. 4.

Bartlesville, Okla, June 13.-Heavy
batting decided the game yesterday IN
favor Of lola. They made three home
runs. two by Grady and one by Graves.
the latter when two men were on
bases. Roth also knocked the bail
over the fence. Ellis and Graves did
some star fielding.
Score R.H.l
Bartlesville .... .121 900 O00--4 s ]
lola ........ .O13 0l0 0l0--6 10 Q
Batteries: Thomson and Bradbury,
Gill and Erlofi
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what the DAILY Ardmorlte says about

Wnat the Daily Ardmorite says about
the Whyte Dramatic company:
THE Whyte Dramatic company con-
tinues TO please large audiences every
night at the Airdome. The dill last
night was pleasing and everyone went
away satisfied The bill tonight will
be a Russian Spy"
This company has come highly rec
commended and Will no doubt have a
capacity house Sunday night They
will open at the Airdome Sunday night
in "A Fatal Wedding"
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Detroit. June 13.-The American
league pennant won by Detroit last
year was nnfurled yesterday with the
usual ceremonies Detroit won be-
cause It supported Donovan better
than New York supported Manning
Score R.H. +
Detroit .... 002 030 O0*--5 8 .
New York ..... O01 OlO 000-2 7 5
Batteries: Donovan and Schmidt;
Manning and Blair.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.


AT Louisville
Louisville, 5; Kansas City. 4.
At Toledr--
Toleco- 6. Minneapolis, 5.
Al lndiangaolis--
Indiaaarolis, q; Milwaukee, 6.
A. COLUMBUS
columhDs. A; ST. Paul, 3.
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Heavy, impure blood makes a mud
dy, pimply complexion. headaches,
nausea indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak. pale. sielSlN Tiurdoci. Blood
BitterJ makes the blood rich. red. pw G
--restci es perfect health.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-06-13

The merits OF the Texas Wonder,
you would never suffer from kidney
bladder or rheumatic trouble. 81 bot
tie two months treatment Sold by
Wallace drug store. call for testi-
mony.
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St Louis, June ia seventh in
ming batting rally, in which five sue
cessful singles counted four runs, gave
st. Louis its fourth straight game over
Washington, to 5.
Score r. II. E.
st. Louis ...... 100 200 40+-7 Is 4
Washington .... .22O 600 O10--5 Z l
Batteries: Waddell. Graham and
Stephens; Smith, Falkenberg, Hughes.
Burns, Keely and Street.
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MorIcE nEMocRArs.

Nominating petitions for Senator
Tom Gore, and Henry S. Johnston
candidate for congress, are at OF
smiths cigar store. Cali and sigu
them
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cleueland- 4. ansion- >

Cleveland. June 13-Cleveland made
three out Of four from Boston, win
ming 4 to O.
Score RH. f.
Cleveland .... 900 10 11s-4 s 1
Boston ...... 600 600 O20-2 9 0
Batteries: Joss and n. Clarke; Win
ter, Pruitt ard Criger.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
CHICAGO, s; PhiIadelphia, /.

OHICdYuf . THIIaueIpnIat 7.
Chicago, June 13-Chicago made a
clean sweep OF the Philadelphia seri IS
by winning yesterdays game. to /.
Score RHE
Chicago ....s....12O 00l 1876 z 2
Philadelphia 49,. OO1 600 000-i ; 1
Owen and Sullivan; Krause anG
Powers.
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"Dr. Thomas Electric OH is the
best remedy for that often fatal dl.
sease Group, Has been used with
success ia our family for eight years"
Mrs, l.. Whiteacre, Buffalo. n. \.
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DOPE FOR
THE FANS

Tecumseh and Meeker played a So.
ries oil three games this week Meeker
taking the first and third battles. Tue
middle game was close with Tecum-
sch one to the good at the end of tue
count
To further show that the Oklahoma
Kansas league is not going to pieces.
the Tulsa management has purchased
new uniforms for its crew.
George Edward Waddell, commonly
known as "Rube' surely has put the
fixins to his old team SO lar this sea-
son, and st. Louis is all swelled up
over 1t.
Jake Thielman, of the Maps, has
been suspended without pay by Ma
poleon Lajoie until he gets back into
form.
Texas Jones is making good over
at Muskbgee. Since Ury's wife has
been ill., Tex" has been managing
the team and his work is highly com
mended by the press Of that city.
The Crescent league team passe ID
through the city last evening en- route
to Ponca City to play the Ponca City
independent team there today and to-
morrow
The hello" men are contestng for
honors ON the local diamond today The
Pioneer Telephone company teams VI
Oklahoms City and Guthrie are play
ing their first game of the season.
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LlncOln june I3.-SlOuX CITY played
better ball than Lincoln yesterday in
every part OF the game.
Score RH. r.
lincoln ...l 600 'OlO 000--l
Sioux city q. 0ol 100 SOO--5 ~ 1
Batteries Jones and zlnfap, Nc.
Kay and Hehfy. e'1e''N'''
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
nenver. 1; OMAN. 0.

Denver, I; Omaha, 0.
Omaha, June 13.-Denyer blanked
Omaha in a closely contested game
Score II. IA. q.
Omaha ...... 600 600 000-0 5 >
Denver ....... 600 0l0 000--l S 2
Batteries; Sanders aud Gonding.
..dbell and McDonough
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Fishing tackle, lawn tennis and base
ball goods at Olsmith's.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
chlcaoo. Z: arookIYn. 1
Plttsburo, q; New York, o.

New York, June Pittsburg took
the third straight game from New
York yesterday.
Score r. IT. Il.
Pittsburg .... .00l 40 001-4 ~ 3
New York ... 600 900 000--0 3
Batteries: Maddox and Gibson; Nc
Ginnity, Taylor, Bresnahan and Need
ham.
ST. Louis, 4; Philadelphia, 2.
Philadelphia. June 13.-St Louis hit
Moren hard all through yesterdays
game and beat Philadelphia
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"What Your NeIohbor Thinks Of You.'

"What Your Neiehbor Thinks Of You"
DR.. and Mrs. A. s. Orne give gospel
services to the theatre people and their
patrons Sunday at 4 D. ~, at the Crys-
tai airdome Having acquainted him
self thoroughly with local affairs. DR..
Orne win tell what your neighbOr
thinks of YOU" Everyone but hypo-
critics welcome. lNaN
Pastors please give notice.
Twenty per cent discount on all
Ladies' sib. Kid oxford's, Robinson's.
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WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Hutchinson, 2; Webb City, 0.
Hutchinson. Kas.. June 13,-With
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oKLAHoMA-KANsAs LEAGUE.
MeAles,er. ?; lndependence. o.

McAIester, 2; Independence, 0.
McAlester, June 13.-McAlester took
another from the Kansans, 2 to 0.
Score R.B.I3
independence .........s...O ?
McAlester ......2 6 3
Batteries: Ball and Mason; Hall
and Stringcr.
Muske gee, 4; Tulsa, I.
Mushogee. June 13.--Muakogee took
the second game of the series from
TIlsa.
Score R.H.E.
Mnskogee ..... 02O 100 o1*--4 5 (
Tulsa .... 600 010 0O0--l 6 2
Batteries; Ketzer and Brown; Piesei
and Kelly.
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Austin. June l3.-Hise was strong
yesterday, holding the locals to five
scattered hits and backed by the bat
ting Of his team, won. the game. 4 to 2
Score r. II. ~
Galveston .................. 10 :
Austin .................... 5 J.
Batteries; Hise and Louzon; Hester
and Kilnfer
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Pueblo, 10; Des Moines, 5.

Des Moines. June l3.-Des Moines
made hard uphill fight against Pueb-
10, but lost in the eleventh inning
through a series Of double plays that
started with an error
Score r. IL L.
Des Moines. 600 00l 202 o. IA
Pueblo ...., 100 0iO 600 05-iO II 3
Batteries: Witherup. Cord, Bofar
and Raider; Coates, Gilgans and
Smith.
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SPORTS

Score RH.B
ST. Louis ...... 900 oil 020--4 13 2
Philadelphia 900 600 2O0--2 6 B
Batteries: Raymond and Hoatetter:
Morene ana DOOM e1Si vAiOh
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AND
OHTER
BASEBALL

whltewashed Webb City. to 0.
Score RH.E.
Hutchinson .0f0 000 1902 Z 3
Webb City .... 600 600 000--0 2 ?
Batteries Atchison and Freese;
Roach aed Cheek.
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Boston. jR.e i3 .ET'he Soehfs GOT an
even break on the sepies BY shutting
out Cincinnati, / toOl
Score r. II. 70.
Boston .. 900 600 1Os-f & 2
Cincinnati ~ 900 600 000--O 2 0
Batteries: Ferguson and Graham;
Coakley and Mclean.
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Joplin. June lS.-Joplin won in the
fourth when four hits and an error
Welded four runs
Score RH.E.
Joplin t.'.... 900 400 00O--4
oklahoma CITY 600 600 001--t s 1
Batteries: Shaner and Noyes; Mof
ser and Kelsey.
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wichita, Kas. June 13,--Topeka won
from w,Shita by heavy hitting
Score RH. f..
Topeka .......,l0l 600 40i-I IL ]
wichita ..... 200 600 001--3 Z 4
Batteries: Haggerman and BARLEY;
Speer Bolin and Armstrong
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Choice Of any Mans s4.oo oxford
for $3.50, Roblnson's.
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Texas League.
wHERE TAEY pLAY TODAY.
Western Association.

Oklahoma City at Joplin.
Topeka at Wichita.
Webb City at Hutchinson.
fhsid at Springfield.
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TEXAS LEAGUE.

Dallas, 1913; Shreveport, 6-t.
Shreveport, June 13.-Dallas had her
batting clothec on yesterday and took
both games of double-header.