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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07

should be reported in favor of the
project
The idea originated at a meeting of
the New York chamber of commerce,
Wall street Institution through and
through. The most enthusiastic work
ers for the project are Frank a. Van
derlip, vice president of the National
City bank of New York, (the big
Standard Oil bank, WnliamNA. Nash,
president of the Corn Exchange Ma
tional bank of New York, a Wall street
institution owning u branch banks
and Jacob II. Schiff of Kuhn, Loeb &
Co, of New York, house that figured
in many of the Hartman deals.
No Scoop for Taft.
President Taft did not put over a
scoop" when he o. KID. the central
bank in his western speech. Wal
street preceded the chief executive
CONTINUED on Page Four.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
NEW PLAN TO FIND POLE
Zeppelin's Backers to Send Party to
SpitZbergen Next Year.

Friedrichshafen. Oct. Z. Prince
Henry of Prussia presided here yes
terday at meeting of persons inter
ested in north polar research by means
of dirigible balloon. 1t was decided
to organize a society to be known as
the German Society for the Explora-
tiOn of Polar Regions.
Prince Henry also presided over the
meeting of the board of directors Of
the Zeppelin airship arctic expedition.
to be undertaken under the auspices
of the German society. 1t was decided
to send an advance party during the
summer of 1910 to Spitzbergen with
all the requisite equipment for the
operation of an .airship. The prince
made a trip today in the Zeppelin III.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
TWOFOUND DEAD;
HAD Been SHOT

Benton Harbor. Mich.-The body nf
an unidentified man was found in the
railroad yards here today with a bull
let wound through the heart 1t is
believed the man was murdered A
companion with him yesterday was
not located this morning.
Negligh, Neb., Oct. z. - A. G..
Bakow, a farmer of Willow township
was found dead in his pasture today
with a bullet hole in his head He
is believed to have been murdered.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
END AUTO RELAY RUN
Message from President Taft Deliver
ed to President of EXPO.

Seattle, Wash. Oct THE Phila-
delphia Press relay automobile run
ended at the steps of the Washington
state building on the AlaskaYukon,
Pacific exposition grounds at 2:30
O'Clock yesterday afternoon when H.
J. Kingston and Lewis C. Straus. the
couriers. formally delivered to Presi-
dent j. E. Chilbourg of the exposition
Major John F. Miller of Seattle and
Governor NJ. E. Hay greetings from
President Taft and various governors
and mayors. The first car left the city
hall. Philadelphia, at 1890 p. m. on
Sept 25.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
e,613 ARE NOW REGISTERED
Reports Are Issued From lie Beau
and Aberdeen, =. ID.

Aberdeen, S. D.. Oct. THE total
registration for Cheyenne and Stand
ing Rock Indian lands thus far re-
ported for this city is 9.AS9 namos.
lie Beau reported the total registrs-
ton up TO noon Yesterday at 52I.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
INDICTED FOR
ARREST OF THREE
INDIAN AGENTS

Marshalltown, Iowa, Oct. T.
Mayor Ingledul, Deputy Chief of Po-
lice Clark. two other police officers
and a deputy sheriff were arrested
here today by federal officers on an
Indictment returned in the fedora
court at Davenport, charging them
with imprisoning three government
Indian agents who were at Marshall.
-CVn securing evidence against So
loon men for selling liquor to- In
diGns.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
MAYOR BUSSE
WOULD CUT ALL
CITY SALARIES

Chicago, Oct. IA cut of 10 per
cent in the salaries of all officials and
employees of this city from Mayor
Busse down to the lowliest laborer
has been agreed upon by the mayor
and department heads. it was learned
today, for next year. The payroll
last year was $15,OOO,0OO. The cut
will probably be strongly opposed by
the city council.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
Especial Correspondence of Th,
BY TAV.


BY TAV.
New York, Oct 5.-Will Senator AL
drich succeed in establishing a central
government bank?
If he does succeed, it promises to be
in the face of almost as much oppo-
sition as when he revised the tariff
upward
The small bankers of the country
will fight him to the last ditch. They
fear. first: That the proposed insli-
tuition will be a political proposition
through and through. and viii be man
ned and manipulated by Wall street
politicians whose interests are con-
stantly being served by Boss Aldrich :;
second, that central bank would give
the big Wall street banks a more abso-
lutte control of the currency supply of
the country than they now enjoy.
Some Big Ones Shy.
There are also a large number of
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
AerOnauts Fly to North
ern and Southern
Boundaries.
RESULT IS IN DOUBT
Certain That Distance Made
Two Years Ago Has Been
Exceeded.

st. Paul, Mimi, Oct THE balloon
Indiana landed near Albany at 20
O'Clock yesterday morning. Albany is
west of St Cloud. over 500 miles from
| Sc. Louis, the starting point.
McGill. the pilot was violently III
in the morning. and his aid, j. X.
Sctauer insisted that they descend for
medical help. IN falling. the balloon
dashed into tree tops and tore out
section of wire fence.
Both men were thrown out, and
Schauers shotller was dlslocated.
McGill was bruised. Schauer. who ar
/ rived at St Cloud last evening, said:
Tuesday evening we ascended to a
height of $4,000 feet 1t was so cold
we were almost frozen. McGll was
sick when we left st. Louis Tuesday
night / had to rub him all night to
keep him from freezing. l feared ne
would die, so | lowered the balloon
Lands ut WnukOn, MINI.
Wa lkon, Mimi, Oct 7.-St Louis
| No. 3. one of the 10 balloons which left
st. Louis Monday, landed here yester-
day morning.
The air line distance from st. Louis
is 500 miles, and the time IL hours 35
minutes. which breaks distance and
endurance records. Waukon is eight
miles west of Duluth.
Looks Like Winner.
ST. Louis, Oct. 7-Unloss the balloon
Centennial. last reported at Living
stone. A d.. 400 miles from St Louis, at
IL O'Clock yesterday morning, has ex-
c-edod the $50 miles, the balloon st.
Louis No. 8. Won Publ, pilot. which
| landed yesterday at Waukon, Mimi,
has won the race which began Mon
day. Won Publ. if he registered for
the Lahm cup, has also won the COW
eted prize
New York Lands In State.
The New York landed at Endina.
: No, last evening. Aeronauts Harmon
and Post, in the most expensive and
+ best equipped bag. travelled over Illi-
Eoia Arllansas, Oklahoma and Mis-
: souri,, and then had to alight north of
Jhc starting point after being up 48
J hours and 40 minutes.
Other balloons Records.
The other balloons in the race landed
}. VI.
Crume and Custer, near Russellville.
Mo. Tuesday. in the air II hours and
"a minutes. distance 123 miles; Uni-
versity City, near Mooresville, Mo,
| Tuesday, in air n hours. SIS minutes,
distance 204 miles; POmmery. near
J Knobel, Ark, Tuesday. I'm air "a hours,
| 80 minutes. distance 162 miles: Cleve-
land. near Alexander City, Ala. Wed
nesday. in air 80 hours, As minutes.
distance 444 miles.
A telegram from Honeywell, the pilot
of the Centennial, dated Epes, Ala.
said he intended TO make the gulf OF
Mexico by last evening
Cook Gets UpronrIous welcome.
st. Louis. Mo, Oct. THE appear
ance of Cook. the explorer. in the union
station late yesterday turned a crowd
of 5000 centennial visitors into a mob.
each member of which tried to put the
explorer on the back. The result was
n crush wherein the explorer, his wife
and the reception committee narrowly
escaped injury. The cheering for Cook
began Is miles from the city. He stood
on the rear platform and bowed his ac-
acknowledgements. At night he deliv-
cred an illustrated lecture at the Coli
scum.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
MORE RECORDS
ARE. BROKEN AT
LExINC ION, KY.

Lexington, KY, Oct. THE pac-
ing futurity was won in straight
heats by Maggie Winder (JonesD. The
third heat was made in 2:06 IA, {
new worlds record for 3-year-old
pacing fillies.
The Pennsylvania stake for trotters
was won by Penisa Maid in straight
heats. The second heat saw 2:04 IA
a new record for race.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
BROTHER THOUGHT SLAYER
Coroner Gets Light on Killing of a
Farmer Near BeS MoincS.

Des Moines, Iowa, Oct. ben II
Nurrow was arrested today upon a
warrant issued by the coroner hold
ing him to the grand jury for the
murder of his brother, Charles L.
Murrow, at the Murrow farm, east of
lies Moines last Wednesday. Muir
row was shot through the temple as
he lay in bed in the Ben Murrow
home. 1t was given out he had been
shot by burglars.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
Blame Wreck to Robbers

Temple. Texas, Oct. 7.-Tha, tire
wrecking of Santa Fe passenger train
No. Il. near this city early yesterda
causing the death of one trainman ana
injury of seven others. was done by
train wreckers, is the opinion of rail
road officials. The train ran into an
omen switch
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
CELEBRATE OWN TRIUMPH
ItaiIans Honor VerraZano. Who They
Say Reat Hudson to New York.

New York, Oct. 7.-COntending
that in the discovery of the Hudson
river as in the case of the north pole,
there would be honor enough for two,
thousands of Italians, Smotnered in
flags. bunting and gay uniforms. par
aued down Broadway to the Battery
Yesterday afternoon where they un-
yelled the statue of Giovanni De
Verrazano, whom historians describe
as the first transatlantic voyager
tn arrive at New York. The Italians
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
Upper River Association
Wants Work to be Done
in Ten Years
NEED 6-FOOT CHANNEL
Declared Panama Canal Will
Be Detriment to America
Otherwise.

Winona, Mimi. Oct. THE Upper
Mississippi River Improvement asso
citation today adopted resolutions ask,
ing congress to adopt the bill now be
fore it appropriating $20,0GOOOO for
the establishment of siX-fOOt channel
in the Mississippi river from Minneap-
oils to ST. Louis, the work 10 be COM
pleted in 10 years.
For Public Landings.
The establishment of public lands
ings along the Mississippi was urged.
The creation of waterway commits
sion in each state along the Mississippi
was recommended tts
The association reelected all its old
officers.
Need Emphasized.
Winona, Oct. THE need of i'm
proyements of the inland waterways
from a commercial and economic
standpoint were presented to the Mis-
sissippi river improvement association
yesterday afternoon by S. \. ThomD-
son of Richmond. Ind. field secretary
of the national rivers and Lar5ors con-
gress. Thompson stated thar the Pal-
anna canal will be a positive detriment
to our manufactures unless the in
terror waterways receive Improvement.
He stated that Germany can ship to
the west coast of South America and
Japan to the east coast of South Amer
lea cheaper than the average Ameci-
can manufacturer can get his goods
from the factory 10 the east coast.
VIII End Car Famines.
Congressman Esch OF La Crosse
said: I'VE are going to have aaothse
car famine this fall: we will contin,ie
TO face car famines until ont water
ways are properly developed"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
PASTOR HACKS THROAT
Rev. j. NJ. Mcconnell of Golden, ILL.,,
Apparently Insane.

Quincy. ILL.,. Oct. 7.-Rev. J. NJ Ne
Connell. pastor of the United Presby-
terian church at Golden, Ill. was
brought here late Tuesday night haE-
ing cut his throat with a razor, sup
posedly while insane. He is in a criti-
cal condition. Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell is
60 years of age and has been in charge
of the church at Golden several years.
He is a native of Ohio
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
Dickinson Denies ResignIne.

Nashville. Oct. Secretary of War
J. NJ. Dickinson has denied a report
from Washington that he contemplates
resigning from the cabinet because Of
illness in his family and the recent
death of his daughter-in-law.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
CONDEMN ALDRlCH TARIFF
Rhode Island Democrats Also Favor
an Income TaX.

Providence, r. l., Oct THE
democratic state convention met to-
day. The platform condemns the
AldEich tariff law and favors an in
icoJne tax, and the election of sena-
tors by the people. The remainder
of the resolutions refer to state af-
fairs.
The convention nominated a full
state ticket headed by Olney Arnold
of Providence for governor.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
MOORS CREEP ON THE CITY
Bands Routed Out by Search Light
at MeliIIa and RepuIScd.

Melilla, Oct. -Searchlights on
the Notifications of the city last night
disclosed several groups OF NIoors
hidden among the cactus in the sur
rounding country. When they were
discovered the MoOrs opened a hot
fire to which the Spaniards respond
ed with artillery and rifle volIeys
driving the enemy off after half an
hours fighting.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
VIM End Car Famines.
DISCUSS GRADING WHEAT
Grain Dealers Take Up Most Import.
ant Problem That Faces Them.

Indianapolis, Oct. THE uniform
grading of wheat, the most important
question before the grain interests of
the country, was the principal subject
of discussion in the convention of the
National Grain Dealers association to-
day. Sc lator Beveridge addressed the
convention on "Higher Ethics in Bu i
ness"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
Curtiss Flies in Trial.

ST. Louis. Oct. 7.-Early this morn
ing in a trial spin Curtiss flew in his
aeroplane / 900 feet at height of 40
feet in As seconds.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
new RECORDS FOR LAHM CUP
SET IN BALLOON CONTEST

the individualistic doctrine of the uni
Versity
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07
HOLDS TO ITS PROGRAM FOR
IMPROVING OF MISSISSIPPI

maintain that Verrazano discovered
the Hudson 50 years before the Half
Moon arrived.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07

The New York landed at Endina,
No, last evening. Aeronauts Harmon
and Post, in the most expensive and
best equipped bag. travelled over Illi-
Eoia Arkansas, Oklahoma and Mis-
souri, and then had to alight north OF
she starting point after being up "A
hours and 40 minutes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-10-07

CONTINUED on Page Four.1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-17
PIPK[ KNOCKS OUT KELLY


One minute ana thirty seconds OF
a scheduled a5.fpund contest was sui.
ilcient 10 demonstrate thar Hugo Kel
~ OF Chicago IL no match IN speed OF
SKIN With Billy papke. the Illinois
ihunderbolt At the end Of this brief
period. astes half dozen short rallies
Papkc stood unmarked. while Kelly
lay unconscious in the center Of the
ring with deep cut over his right
eye and his chances for the middle.
weight championship gone glimmerIng.
Faster and stronger than he has ap.
with Stanley KetchelI At Los Angeles,
papkp siriuaiy toyed with his 0ppun.
ent In The several clInehes he sm0th.
cred Kelley's attempts ii ln.fIghtlng
and pushed him away. only to land
gtlnglng rights and lefss that found
the ltEllan almost unprotected.
Kelley lest the battle when Papke
landed h.s first clean right aud left
70 the Jaw lie went 10 the floor for
The coiint Of nine and arose without
suiflclen. vitality to resist the finish.
ing puhohl li4 Iil - l8n
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ahaa. ReauIr. LIllIa reIIshIna.

"It 10 surprising, said young =,
man, show little polishing shoes real
demand, u one win only take pfeper eat
ef che footgeaf.
To my mind. constant polishing ruiz,
shoes u destroys the natural 1nish
Tho leather and rouahsns the surface =.
thc shoes never look smart and ttat. n
taking care Of shoes. | mean 10 wipe
tho dust With rag every time yeu tal
Them on oily rag ls usually prefe
able
Then when they r. demand = lit.s
eolsh DO not use brush with atiif b'is
lies "a piece Of Flannel Is batter BY to-
hare followed out this plan Tor seven
vasre
Neil--1 don't see why you cali hes
splteful thought she was paying
you compliment a -
Belle oh. You don't know harl
N NnllrEYhS, dIqp't qpe 'RI you ypu
wevN looking QUITE yourself aaainl
Belle she snid my aid self" With
tns rrconi on the adjective
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Chicago, MAY Philadelphia dc
ieafed Chicago TO o. IN a spectacular
Thirteen inning game Il was tough
battle helween Combs aud Walsh. but
ehe winning pitcher had good mar
Kin A. the end Two haggers BY Davis
aHd Thunas N the thirteenth. ended
tfe gima.
Chicago M eco 900 600 600 d d
phllnielphla coo 600 600 900 III
rRo h1ae bits Dougherty. walsh
Harry Davis. Thomas: three base hil
4Hlfff stolen base. Collins. double
play Murphy 70 Collins 10 Baker;
ases OF helg of. walsh 2. of coombs
\ struck out by Walsh 7. BY Coomba
I umfises Fgap and Connolly
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IlcecWtly NM EansAeip md Digum
have discovered two trihrs rcf ri from
Topic, a city Of 10000 Inhabitants in
Mexico. They are known as The Gorw
and tho Hutehois and appear hitherto
io,havebeeh unknown TO the outer world.
They have preserved their ancient man.
Mrs aud cnstomN o. il Fernand Coriea
and the Spaniardf 6ad never placed foot
il the country
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SENATORS
STUNG FOR
TWO GAMES
FARED BADLY IN CON
TESTS WITH ENDS
HUSKY ATHLETES

After having the game won up q
the sixth Inning the Senators we're do
feaied by the Enid Railroaders satur
day by the score Of 10 10 5. Twenty
nine hits we're made during the game
A sensational one hand catch by Pat.
terson and a difficult stop By Geist
were The features OF the game.
Gelst was In the box for tue locals
and pitched an excellent game 10 10
the sixth inning when he weakened.
Gelst allowed but three hits up TO the
sixth inning and struck ont nine men
during the game. Ashley who al
the twlrllng for the visitors, struck
out five men, but was hit from the
slaft by the Senators, who, however
we're unable to bunch their hits after
the sixth Inning when the score way
tied.
Enid made their first run IN the
fret inning on a single and sto.en
base by Kennedy aud an error.
The Senators we're unable to 10
as well In their half, although two
hits we're secured of Ashley. In the
second inning Reei started the fire.
works for the locals with a single. fol.
lowed by sacrifice hlt by Anderson
and singles BY Luttke and Geist
which were productive Of but ona
ruin, two men being put out at The
home pl-te.
Hits by Patterson, Price and Reed
scored another run for the Senators
In the third inning. while a timely hit
by Gowen scored Waring and Luttke.
who had gotten their bases on errors
Gowen was scored on a hit by Pat.
terson, making the store to 1. In
the sixth inning white started Oft
with what looked like three.base
hit but was caught by Patterson
against the right field fence. Geist
Issued pass 10 Brook Isabel made
two bases on Q muffed outfieId ny
and hits By Kennedy Smith and
Ashley and Bowman brought In four
runs. tieing the score. Geist held
the Railroaders down to one biz again
In the unmcky seventh and the fans
thought Guthrie bad the game won
until Ashley clpched the game for
Enid In the eighth inning by leading
off with twolbase drive Geist Il
sued pass 70, Jones and White
Kennedy, Smith aud Allen followed
With singles, Bringing IN four runs
The Railroads secured their last run
N the ninth Inning Geist walking two
men and white stealing home.
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AMEmcAN LrAeUr

Bt Leula Z. WaahiHHton
laiie Bay list Louis won
lhN lhIfd Eame Of the serlog from
Waaillngton. score ! 10 s.
81. Louis ...... GOO 200 U2e--
WAehlaaicn .ss.s ele Q0a 0ii-~a
FBo aase bit Browne. Conroy Nc.
Brides three base HIT H0nmani
double plays. Williams to Wallace 10
jonoa, + own 70 Street, stolen base,
tIonman. hases On balls. off Graham,
Q. OF johnson 2: struck out. by Ora.
ham g bY Johnson }. umplreg Perrlne
aliV 0'toughlin
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-05-17

Enid. Okla. May i7-The Railroad
ars took the first Of the Herles from
Guthrie Sunday In a fast game, by
she score Of Z to I Normsn Price
was IN the box for the Senators ard
was given excellept sapnori ~ his
team Balleile pitched for the Rail
readers getting away with Elx scat
tered bits.
sscog@ ~ {,i al
Enid ...........+.....ts st.s u
Guthrie ....,...,yt -. &..+st
"SlatsN WINS. who Was ordered to
report at Enid Sunday, fld mt arrive
In there M AniaRd HiNlf EhnaaHa
game We wlll peeh HbdaN RRnief
with Clifton ItAl6f ihel baf H.la roe
dor win take Tony Andeason's place
Al third base
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Webb city no., May FIN a wen
played game that went three extra IN
nlngs, Webb ellg won from Joplin
By "a I score Both nradenbangh
and Myers we're In exeellen, form.
Score r. n r.
Webb city 0ei 600 QUO 00i % . I
Joplin ~.t..0 90 0i0 900 000-i Z 3
Batteries Mgere and Reid Brad
enbaugh and Buckles.
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WEsTERN RESIGNATION


5prIuHFlsId g. pItlsbur0 2
Sprlnel ED. Mo- May IL Gray re-.
pealed bis performance Of Friday by
knocking two home runs yesterday
Aha tAv miagalH easilY won, 9 % 3.
score' n, "a y.
piiisbufg 800 200 600 a Il
Springfield 600 $40 g0e-6 3 0
Batterlea- 6illalay and Kelley: Hall
and Brennan Umpire Talbert.
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@ DOPE FOR THE FANS.
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pwlrleF who starred for Billy Wilson's
bunch last year, joined the Senators
at Enid yesterday Stats is A gen
eral fayoriie with the fans and vii
be big Lacquer some day II he work,
hard
The plucky Central school baseball
team met their first defeat saturda,
at Edmond. being beaten by The sec
ond team Of the Central state normal
school by the score OF s to 7. The
locals had the game won until the
ninth inning, In spite of the iact thai
first team man was doing the pitch.
ms for Edmond, The Central team
felt quite proud az themselves. a.
they appeared Ia new uniforms on the
Edmond field.
The Senators outhit the Enid Rail.
readers during the three games here
and made less errors. even II they
did take hut one game.
Tex Jones says Guthrie nov has
stronger team than Muskogee
Thanks TEX"
Reed, the new first haseman. Is an
ex'blg Lacquer LEI out on account Of
age, He plays his position finely
and uses the stick 10 advantage. In
Saturdays game All the senators In.
creased their batting average.
Adkins. The short stop Of the 10.
calls has the highest batting average
On lhq team
N4tr
Patterson made sensational one
hand catch IN Saturdays game when
the bases we're full.
Gordon. new lnflelder. Is being
used at third base while Capt. Ander.
son Is lame with the rheumatism.
The Enid Rallroaders have at last
found the weakness of the locals
bunting the ball down third base
line. They made several hits that way
Saturday Off Geist. as Anderson wbn
wax on third WAS unable to field his
position, heiag stiff with rheumatism