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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

pieces Of japanese architecture. They
are gorgeous with gold leaf, paintings
and carvings o; lacquer, plated with gold
One goes through courtyard after court
yard. through rooted gates 100 feet high,
and enters a building floored with lacquer
like jet, so bright that you can see your
self In II. The temple steps are more
highly polished than the top OF any plano,
and their legs are bound with carved brass
Of beautiful patterns. Inside there are
great urns Of gold lacquer as big around
as a flour barrel, and you stand under a
mass Of carvings, upheld by pillars of brass
inside walls Of gold. 1t is behind these
structures that the shotgun lies, his tomb
being a single block of gray granite, about
five feet by ten feet in size.
At Nikko there are other temples, even
more wonderful, SOM devoted to the
worships of Shinto and others to Buddha,
put up in commemoration of some Of the
great heroes of Japan's past.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

CONTINUED on Page Three.)
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shell river, and at Harlowton Joins the
Montana railroad, on which a large amount
of work has been done in the way OF re-
ducing grades and curvature to accommo-
date the expected heavy traffic. At Lom'
bard the new line again crosses the North
ern Pacific railway, and then climbs the
great continental divide between Piedmont
on the eastern side Of the Rockies and
the city OF Butte on the west. At an eleva-
ton Of $3.50 feet, the road pierces the
mountains at the head Of Pipestone pass.
The summit work Includes two tunnels,
respectively 22sS and 1,l4s feet in length,
and three steel ~trestles over ravines from
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-07

100 to 100 feet deep and from 900 to 600 feet
wide. From Butte the road will pass via
Of the broad and fertile Deer Lodge val
iey to Garrison and Missouls, Mont, and
at Hangar. Mont., will commence the
long climb over the Bitter Root mountain
range. At the summit It will pass through
a TUNE s,751 feet in length, and after
crossing ST, Paul pass at an elevation OF
4,lsO feet It will pass through the famous
Occur d'Alene district. At Beverly, Wash,
the line reaches the Columbia river. The
last stretch OF the new road passes through
the virsin timber lands Of snoquslmie pass
In the Cascade mountains, which are prob
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
the lands being forfeited to the
United States within the three year
period provided in the bill.
Vernon R.ed.r Accidentally Shot.

Vernon Reeder, a fifteen year old
son Of Grant Reeder, station agent
for the Santa Fe at Manzanola, acci.
dentally shot himself In the abdomen
about noon Thursday with q twenty.
two calibre revolver. The boy was
brought to this city on delayed No.
6l0. accompanied by his father and
mother and DR.. p. A. Pedan. arriving
about O'Clock. and being taken nj
once to the City Hospital
Arrangements were at once made
to perform an operation. The bullet
entered the lower right abdomen. and
the attending physicians found and
closed fourteen perforations OF the
bowels. The abdominal cavity was
full Of blood, and the general condi.
tions attending the case were such
that the physicians were very
doubtful Of the result. Yesterday
morning. however. the physicians
were very hopeful that the
young man would recover. u
both his pulse and temperature
were nearly normal. something re
Variable considering the fact that
nearly sixteen hours had elapsed
since the operation was performed.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
District Court.

Judge Rizer came down from Pu.
eblo Thursday and held a brief ses.
sion OF the district court, all OF the
time, and late into the evening being
taken up with arguing motions and
demurrers in civil cases.
In the case OF the La Junta Land
Company VS.. L. s. Newiin, OF al, q
civil suit for $4,000 damages for de.
famation Of character. the defendant
were allowed ten days to file briefs
on demurrer. the plaintiff fifteen days
to answer. and the plaintiff ten days
more to answer the answer.
Arguments were also made In the
matter Of q number Of preferences
Of depositors In the defunct Rocky
Ford State Bank cases, but no deci.
sion was given by the court. The
reports OF Receiver G. NJ. Hall of
February 5th. June 23d and November
18th. with . schedule OF the receipts
and expenditures, was ordered ap-
proved BY the court.
A decree of divorce was granted
In the case Of Mrs. Peter Markus
vs.. Peter Markus on the Nound OF
extreme cruelty.
There will be q brief session OF
the district court next week In which
there will be . final disposition Of
the case Of Lee Hardesty. recently
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
La Junta May Have
Park and Sky Line Drive
Con6rsssmAn Martin Introduces Bill In
ConGress Granting to the City of La
Junta Certain Lands For Desert Park.

shall for q period Of three years
cease to use the same for such pur-
poses.
People who are destrous Of locating
the site for this park can do SO by
climbing he Santa Fe viaduct and
looking straight north. 1t is the pin
nacle OF Mother Earth that abuts the
skyline between La Junta and the
Holbrook Valley.
The view from this pinnacle EN-.
braces scope OF country almost
equal to the foothills around Pixies
Peak. On q clear day you can see
about all there Is worth seeing in
the Arkansas Valley. and in time.
when this territory u densely popu-
lated. the view will be one worth 60
ing miles to see.
Did you ever come over from the
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
cissneWim~.

Orry Ernest Chsne, of La Junta,
and Kathryn N. Winner. OF Holbrook,
were married 1T the home OF the
groon's sister. Mrs. Charles Morrison
At 10 o'clock last Monday morning.
Just few relatives and intimate
friends Of the young couple witnessed
tho ceremony. which was performed
BY Rev. T. l.. Young. OF the Christian
church.
Ar. and Mrs. Cissne left ON the
nooa train the same day for Denver
where they will remain until after the
holiday
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
Pessoffiee Site Wanted.

George L. VanDyke. OF Des Moines.
Iowa. assistant superintendent divi.
sion OF salaries and allowances, has
q notice posted In the local postof-
flee stating that he will receive pro.
positions up to and including Febru-
ary !. 1910, for furnishing suitable
premises for postoffIce purposes in
La Junta. About 2,400 square feet OF
floor space will be required. includ.
Ing ~ lock boxes Of modern type,
subject to a lease OF from five to
ten years. Blank propositions may be
secured by applying to the post.
master.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
Johnsen.kstehsil Flight Pictures.

The Johnson. .ketcheii fight pictures
were shown at the Tabor Grand op.
era house In Denver for solid week.
A very large part Of the audience WAS
composed Of ladies' who were much
pleased with the pictures. This pie
ture ID very clear. showing every
movement Of the contestants, and CIV
Ing every one n clear idea Of Just
what q flrstclass ftstic encounter
really v. The Johnson. .kctchcll pic.
turcs will b. shown 1t the Ia Junts
Thsaese. Tuesday. December 5sth. 81.
ternoea aal svsaing.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25

Holbrook country at twilight. and
from the top Of tho hill look down
upon La Junta Just as the electric
ilxhts begin 10 slimmer and y'eam'
II Is = sight that will please and
crafty your poetic soul. II you hap.
pen to have such . trine concealed
about your person.
This park proposition with SKY
line drive from the park. around BY
way Of the hesdgate. back homo
again. II one In which the citizens
Of La Junta should become interest
3D. st least to the extent OF provSd'
ipg he necessary funds 10 Do some
prsnninasy WORK. in order 70 prevent
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
Christmas Greeting.

To the Citizens Of La Junta:
II is with humility and
deep feeling Of lrreprcssibl.
gratitude that We tender our
sincere thanks to all who In
the past year gave aid In the
mission work OF the A. NJ. Il.
church to the uplifting OF hu.
mani'y In your city by your
kind donations In helping to
meet our current expenses and
mortgage assessment.
Il Ii hard for us to keep
up readily with a small mem
bcrship. Some OF them are
faithful as We could ask them
10 bc. like other nationaiitics.
although not all rcligiousiy In.
ciined.
Many are ready for Christ
mas greetings and We hope all
will have glad one aud q
prosperous New Year.
Respectfully.
J. r. WATSON. Pastor.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
wife seater in Jail.

! Harry Smith. wife beater, closed .
rather sensational career Wednesday
/ by being landed in the Otero county
tastile. He was in durance vile in
Ordway last Sunday, but during the
night broke Jail. returned to the Lun.
dahl ranch where his wife had taken
refuge. and shot her in the back, the
bullet DETECTING from the shoulder
blade and causing no serious injury.
He gained entrance to the house dur
Ing the night by climbing the porch,
hid under bed until next morning
when he rushed down from his hid
ing place into the kitchen armed with
= shotgun found In the Ludahl house
and fired at his wife first and then
Mrs. Ludahl. missing both OF then.
Mrs. Smith sank to the floor. A.
she lay on the floor Smith shot her
In the back with revolver. which
he had also secured In the LudAhl
house.
Last Saturday Smith was arrested
at Ordway for wife beating. his wife
appearing against him with her face
badly bruised and eyes blackened
from beating said to have been re-
ceived during = quarrel with her hus-
band. Smith was lodged In the Ord
way jail and Mrs. Smith went to the
Ludahl ranch where she and her hus-
band had been employed. During
Saturday night the husband broke
jail and secured = gun and ammuni.
ton. and, going to the Ludahl house.
forced his wife to accompany him.
After the disappearance OF the
couple the people OF the Ludahl
ranch. presuming that Smith Intended
to kill his wife. sent word into Ord.
way Of the affair and searching
party was organized. The couple hid
In the vicinity OF their former em.
ployer's ranch all day Sunday and
late Saturday evening Smith ordered
bis wife to go to the Ludahl ranch
and secure food and return.
Mrs. Smith, half frightened to death
from threats Of her husband, took
refuge In the kuda&a lsne ~ IN
them me hidins- place Of hSr : ndy.
band. After q long search Sunday
night, the posse found their man In
the Bob Creek school house. but he
managed to get away from them.
Smith evidently escaped In the direc-
tion Of the Ludahl ranch and manag.
ed to get into the house sometime
during the night unobserved by the
people on his trail. In fact they
were making search for him miles
In the other direction.
After shooting his wife Tuesday
morning. and attempting to shoot Mrs
Ludahl and also four members of the
searching party. having emptied the
contents OF double barreled shot.
gun and a revolver al the crowd. a
desperate struggle ensued and II took
four men to get the frenzied man
shackled. He was taken TO Sugar
City for safe keeping. and later to
Rocky Ford and on TO La Junta by
automobile.
The couple were married at Love
land, Mrs. formerly being Miss
Hattie currins OF tha, place. a little
over a year ago Smith was sent to
the penitentiary from Loyeland. being
paroied few months ago. and he
and his wife securing employment on
the Ludahl ranch.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
HeiIssy Ratss.

One fare Tor the round trip via
the Rio 0rands between aii Colorado
points. Tickets on sals December
slth. 3sth and 81. lSos. and January
I. 1910. rhai return limit January >.
1919.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25

convicted In the district court on q
charge Of larceny Of live stock.
Before adjourning court Judge
RIxer appointed o. J. Baxter. W. r
Bernard and John q. walsh aS n com
mitice to make tho regular annual
examination Of the books Of the count
treasurer.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25

II the young man RECEIVERS credit
for the saving Of . life will be due
the City Hospital. also to the fact
that = train on the Santa Fs WAS late
~ tho patient could not have had the
facilities. care and attention st home
that WAS given st the local institu.
ton.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
New Book Of Train Rvlss.

A new book Of train rules has been
issued By tho Santa rs. which the
trainmcn must acQuaint themselves
With inside Of sixty days. at the end
q wAltA tine thsy - iaeo eject.
La Junta tribune., 1909-12-25
Gone to Denver for Christmas.

n. W. Mcintyre. OF the La Junta
Company. left on the noon train
Thursday for Denver to spend tho
holidays with his parents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-10

An English noblqnan notod for
bis wealth and for bis disincIInatiou
to part with It. once attended a hazaT
promoted by Princess MetiernIch In
aid Of a hospital.
"Wlll you buy this cigarette cases
asked the princess. offering prett
article to the peer No, hts i0rdshi.
did not emoke
'This Denholder, thongH aaid the
princess No, his Iordship never
wrote.
bonhonniereY sureIy2" No.
said his lordphtpy he never looR
sweets.
Then" taking up cake Of soap.
7 shall moi ask you TO buy this soapl"
she femarked.
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

State charters were Issued today as
follows:
The LiYeyrman'a Protective associa.
ton. OF Bartlesvllle. With a capital
stock of $4,000 The inc0rporat0rs
are Walter A. Campbell. and Fred A.
Wiley Of Barllesviile, Fred L. Nc.
Daniel Of Caprun
Globe Investment company, OF Col.
llnsvlllc, with capital stock OF S..
600 me lneorporatois are: c. Il.
Go0dale, H G. Bollum j ri. Hlddle.
ton and G 4 McCasty an Of Collins.
Vile.
City Electric Light and Power com.
pnly Of MrCurtaln and Chant. with a
capital stock Of $1,000. The ineorpora.
tors arc G. G. Glenn, Of Chant. s. A.
Shaw and D. + Branham. OF Accnr
tain an Z A. Hlndiin, Of TT. smith,
Arkansas
The cuoctaw Lumber eomnnay, OF
Kansas City and the Shawnee OIL
company Of Arizona have appointed
p w Kinnln Of Guthrie, as state
agent.
The Standard Savings and Loan as.
soclatlon Of Detroit. Michigan. has ap
pointed + l.. Williams Of Guthrie, az
state agent
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DANGER in ProMAlnes.
Things 70 Dc Guarded Against Ir Aol
Weather.

During the hot summer months Vi
must be on guard against this most m
sidioua enemy Of mankind. Dnily jour
nails contain accounts af persons mat.s
deadly i'll BY eating salads. drinking lem,
onade that has been left IN soma IN
proper receptacle. or eating canned
goods improperly preserved The nuni
Der of the victims - eountlesa,
Ptomainea defined, says The New Yors
Evening Sun, are poisonous pruducia
formed In fish, meat, milk and other ar.
Eieles Of food by q process Of deenmpo
sition, which seldom leaves visible
trace Of its action. MIX improperly
cooled at the dairy farm OTTER comes 10
the consumer in 4 dangerous condition,
and when sickness results from using It
la usually too late to trace and hg the
responsibility
Lemonade OF tea allowed to stan6 III
bin or granite or galvanized iron soon de
velops a deadly poison from the action
Vt the acid or iaunin Of the tea oa the
metal MaYonnaise must never be Kept
IN a tin pail or haaln A glass jar with
a lid ia the hest sort Of receptacle
Poisoning eases from canned goods are
frequent If can bulges be sure thnl
decomposition has set in, and east Il
from you. After opening 8 can Of meat,
ish or vegetables turn the contents at
inee into Il china bowl and cover il NJ
Sever allow Il to remain one moment
the opened tin.
Ia case OF poisoning 1t once empty
he stomach, employing a powerful emet
ie. A tablespoonful Of mustard IN
cup Of lnkewarm water, OF q strong solu
tioh Of salt and water will he eiIiraci0us
# you can get neither. thrust the finger
down the throat 10 provoke vomiting.
After the stomach has been relieved
give antidotea, limo waier-the line
seraped from the wallis i yon ran not
do hotter magnesia, rice water, wood
ashca al nfe effective; but got your
loctor as quickly as possible then foi.
low closely his directions Before YOU
are poisoned, however, remember that an
ounce Of prevention is worth pound
Of cure
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELLl

Brlght'a Disease, Diabetes, Rheuma.
tlsm. Goat, Gravel, Dropsy, Inflamma.
ton OF the Bladder. Bad Blood and
Nervous Tronbles caused BY Sick
Kidneys.
J. n. Wallace, the weIl known drug.
gist Of Guthrie knows by experience
that HINDIPO will cnre all forms OF
Kidney and Nervous Troubles, aud will
guarantee II IN an cases.
Can't you afford to try II at their
risk7 Il costs You nothing Il # don't
do the work
Sent by mail 70 any address, pre-.
paid, on receipt 90 cclns. Six boxer,
S2.6e. Under q positive guarantee.
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PRICE MAKES STRENUOUS ROAR


tMuskoefe Time8-Demncrat)
Manager Price Of the Guthrie base
BAN team Is the maddest man IN Mus.
gogee and II Is not over this loss Of
yesterdays game, either. Pslee claims
that when II comes te genuine sand
hagglng some one in MusIsogee Is IN
adept h the all 1and h. so lnforifljd
Prdssileh erlfIl amt seefylafv selafitz
OF Die Milskokte base ball leani
fi'iIe Ieel shfs Hhht while ~ hkea aths
letles he and his team mates have to
ear aud as he observed the crowd
which thronged Pioneer park yester.
day afternoon be saw visions OF sew
fral hundred dollars as his share OF
The GATE receipts. Il was the opinion
of a gseat many who we're at The game
that these was anywhere from 5000
to $500 present but when Price went
70 mako settlement last night he
was told that bul 1861 paid 10 get into
the game,
Price claimed that he was iobbed
and he says he will take his com
plant 40 before President shlyely. He
also says that IN the future he will
see TO It thar every mnn and woman
who enters the gates Of Pioneer park
while BIZ team Is here 10 accounted
for
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SIMPLY FoaEsAw CONDITIONS


is not here Kansas and contiguous
territory long ago got rid Of most OF
lhe wheat and today they need II. II
u the same all over the country
The Visible supply oi wheat today Is
less than 90,QQn.000. and # Mr. patten
has less than l0.00O.OUO. It Is probable
that DE has more than s000.ca0, al
though he would not commit himself
on that point.
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The ionkawa preparatory school
team won the Northern Oklahoma
championship At base ball Saturday at
Enid by defeating the Enid high school
by the score Of l2to 8 Tonkawa will
play at saltwater May 18TH for .he
state school championship.
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Many weak nervous women have
hc4a nslofcd 70 health BY Foley =
kldnn3 Remedy as i stimulates the
kidneys % they vii eliminate The
vas|e matter from tha blood Imnuf
llles llerssss The nerves. eabs|ns neF.
eous exhaustion ard other ailments
'N'r = F0dag aIlH ron H||l room II
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10 you think you could atop cry
Ing II ! gare you penny, lltsle hag r.
No num- couldn't stop fer Iessn
g cents boo Do Judge.
noyee Did you say be was gem
rnlltcioFl
luycs yYez be selects lhs chorus
ias lhs theatre
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If yod want to feel well, look vel
and be we'll take Foleys kidney Rem
edy II tones up the kidneys and blaa
der purihes the blood and restores
health and strength, Pleasant to TAX
and contains no harmful drugs. Why
n0t commence todayg
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Chicago. May 10. - Chicago and
Cleveland broke even In a freezing
donbleheader here. Chicago won the
iarst game by The score OF 1 to 2. and
Cleveland took the second I TO /. tra
Wilsh, The star pitcher OF the locals.
made MIS- drst appearance OF the sea.
son - the opening game and a bril-.
liant rally by his teammates n the
sixth inning gave him e victory.
First Game--
Chlcago .O O00 0O4 o0t-
Cleveland - O0i 010 0ao-.-s
Two.base hlt--pe.rIng, stolen bases
Isbell, Raftery, Walsh; double PLAYS
fannehlll to Atg 10 IsbelI: psrmine
nam TO stovall; bases on baIIs--oil
Walsh 4, of Youag /: hlt by pitcher
Perrlng: struck out - bv Walsh II
py Young g. passed hall--0wens. Um.
plFes- Sheridan and Kerln.
Second Game--
Shlcago ..s,..t.s...iO 100 600 00O--l
Clevelanl 40o noo nm
Two.base hlta--fllnchman, stovall.
stolen blses--perflnR. Hahn. Alilzer
lsbel double plays Berger 10 l.aloIe
70 stoyall; l.aiole 10 aloyail. bases on.
balls-~oil Scott 4. on Berger struck
out-by Scott S, by Berger s. passed
balls Owens 1, Clarke /. Iimnlres4
sheridan and KERN
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bAiterlca-Olmstead and Zalusky,
Aockenberry Hendricks and sullivan
ana Mason.
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Sioux city enough runs 10 win, 4 TO 2
Score r. II. e.
Sioux CITY &. 800 00i OO0--4 4 1
Pueblo s.... 900 OH 000--2 q
Baiterlear Alderman and Shea
Swift md Mltze.
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slouk CltY. 4. puehIo. p

Pueblo Colo. May 10 An OF pu.
ebiu's errors came in the FIRST inning,
which, with two bases on balls, gave
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Y, - y " - - ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ y ~ ~ ~ ~ ~
!. In the World Of Sports. i!
~ =. :. NJ n.


sahle 10 connect with hls curves. The
feature was stoiiers sensational catch
Of right aeid foul while running
from second bage.
Score RH. H.
Musk0eee 1904 200 0Oe--3 y
Guthrie ... 400 600 O00--0 q
Eaiiercn- Womaek and Herrington
Giles. end Clifton
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Muskoqee, 8; Guthrie, D.
Nuskegee OKLA. Nav i0- Womack's
s1nesiof pitching won the game for
afuaspgte yesterday Guthrie was I'M.
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WESTERN LEAGUE


opqhai bi Umahal !.
Topeka faus May Kaufman
waa puzzle 60 omaha and Topeka
won, ~
Score R.H. 70,
Omaha .s.s.. a00 000 00i-f 6 1
Topeka .... 600 go 00e --G 8 3
Batteries HnRgnheck and G0ndlng;
kaufman end kerns
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fiiishurg Kans.. May 10. Pitts
burg was defeated here yesterday N
the last Of the series with Joplin by
Q score n to g. Umpige's rank do.
cisions 81 times assisted joplin.
acauE H, H. ~.
Pitssburg 900 600 iOO--.s IA 4
Joplin . .0i0 0O0 a02-5 II 3
liatiereN Cumtine and Kelley.
Burns ana Rolleg Umpire -Talford
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Denver f3; Lincoln. z.

Denver Colo, May lO- Denver won
yesterdays game with Lincoln IN the
arsi inning when bases ON balls. c0u.
Piled with batting rally netted seven
Ataur
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SATURDAYS aEsulrs.

National League.
81. Louis s, pittsbufg 0.
Chicago 6 Cincinnati 3
Boston 2. New York
Philadelphia g, Brooklyn
Aeriean League.
Boston G, New York
Philadelphia /, Washington b.
clevelaid s, Chicago 4.
Western League.
Denver 2. Lincoln D.
bes Molnes II, Wichita
American Association.
Tolepo 3, Minneapolis
Indianapolis !, Milwaukee 6.
columbus 2 St Paul l.
Louisville !, Kansas City 0.
Western Association.
Webb City O. Springfield g.
joplin 4 plttsbufg 2
Mnskosee 3. Guthrie &
rexas League.
Dallas :, San Antonio
..------.-=--
Guthrie aud Enid are heeplng close
logethef ~ the percentage column and
VII come here about even next Thurs.
day fer . serles Of three games.
Nine straight games on the local
diamond commencing May 10th.
=-s
The Enid Railroaders viii play here
Thursday Friday and Saturday Of this
week.
Tony Anderson. The veteran player
Of the Senators who has heen laid ~
with rheumatism. h back In the game
again.
-1f
"Chiek' Lnetlke Is holding down
second base 70 the satisfaction Of.
Manager Price.
8 < no
uelsss the 5lqRdy : twhlef whom
Guthrie secured from Enid. Is ona
Of the nesl on the local pitching slaifI
Ms
HqffT WarlnR. The Senator's formed
elg leftshelder, Is now wearing q Enid
uniform.
gonney Blank, utility catcher and IN.
aeldef. repehl part Of Saturdays game
Tor the Senators.
Wilhlle, the fast sprlaier who held
Town the lfat sack 'aal year Tor the
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