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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
Wiuipncr WcnucHer
Stpler pna Gntirnrn, WiDlcrne.

@iIioncr al @eroeus bebitc Neinei
Fer bru8er Gutieura SGbe % euticurn
ointment liant, ON nsoucubt8t. Gntieura
&eioIpsnt (HDSeube eIer Siler), for at
Lcpare, reuie og ioritigrre 8ubeu, ior
eczema, Srritationer OF Sioiigheber, for
al renie StnIpen for Sforper, Sfuro o1
SIas liant iorbiubre Sddrets affaIoeu,
for lloiIGt, aIec OF Snarbco hos Smaas
heru % mango ianitGre antiicptiife Surs
raal. iom SiiSmooereu iaa ofte titles
~lreennerfpr, idmt for etbpert Bring | Sois
I~etrrreIiet, @aberumntet % 9aruefrms
neret. 8eubeo abiolut 9~nranteret.
GHticura Sabs Csc, Ointment (5os), RtIoIpsni
lS0c) % hoioIaoebrffebe BINS Csc i1lges optr bslc
@ernen, Hpttcr Trna Il Chem. Corp, gneeterc. 1877
Columbus Npt., Sotou.
ks~ 5tnbes frt Cuticura Book on skin Diseases
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
Papoe anoet at eicre.

st man / nogIe at Spoitaterne MI
% ba lpnfer forte Sorbrpoere, og at
oct fan bape bGnot Longer moro og'
iaa, ia, oct er life bra for os Gmeri'
fanere. S europa, bpor &lnoIfaber
i alminbeligbeo life mangler, peb
mango bog lioet eler intet ON Ine'
rita % amerifanife SorboIoe. S Oct
minoite ier set ofte Zig no, nadr
man logger @Grfe til, bpor onoGg'
tige gla0urpuo % SGIere biniioes
sltlanteren gisr fig, bper Sang De
fommer oper en- rigtig nrimelig fGI
omerifonit Sfrene. Mange / europa
tror aabenbart, at pi Imerifanere err
bel oante ole iammen meo at bGnsc
% ifpoe Suffer / 0esere, Der bar
forerebet iig paa bpioe apinoer eaer
bpioe Soils Ssns, mems fanife life
EN- Entertainer al bpert Suiiub bar
Jet Ell 9pnhing, langt minbre taget
Sel | es iaaoan.
eugene 6icIb bar fortalt en- goo
Siitorie fra 9onoon, boor ban paa Ell
europareiie bIep iloblot for at ipile
Wibbaa hos en- fremragenoe Samilie.
timber Naaltioet begpnbte nogen of
tale ON 2pnfing al Neere / Imerifa.
IogIc fom meo llbtaleIier, Der iputes
at tuoe paa, at De bapbe Ben Spiat.
ming, at en- meeet itor Erocent al Den
amerifaufe 9efoIfniug enbte i'm SiI'
pGreIie meo en- Saugitib ON Salien.
SiIilut funbe life @ertiroen H0e
bore at rette f~sIsenbe Spsrgsmaal
til Sielo:
"9e. min Serre, rtaa GA ofte bape
prret Sienpibne til Ell Zig Spn'
hing2"
"geS, h~unoreSe 8ange minbit."
ala. piIoe De iortplle % ON en-
9pnting. &c ieFp bar iet2" fom oct
enitemmi9t fra fem, ier Struber
paa ell Sang.
"@ierne oct" mente SieIb. "9uel.
Sen. isr icg reiite bio til @rsIanb,
gioroc lea pan ct SoteI | Hem gorf
SeIifab for mine Senner. On Sp.
barter al Neeerraccn % meb Silo
iaa tort iom SbenboIt fom unber
MioboaSmaaItibet til at ipiIbe CT Bar
9roobcr Suppe paa en- fin iornem
6rueS SilfefioIe, Der uahrIigpis
bIep iitISitrnois eoeIast. Gamens
Sebiogcr greb ben icrte Spparter.
.Iaebe en- .augIsffe ON SaIien paa
BAN % bette BAN op / Suiten."
"6oriproelistl~ ubbrso Sertin.
Den, % oct srss | benoe, oa bun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

tGrfte paa, foor inIt bet moatte babe
prret bare at ie paa. "Og De ian
nirfelig paa, at Tegeren bIeDl bangt2"
"aan life fiee, ies iaa paa, heller"
inorsmmet eugene GieIo. Seq
bapoe anoet at gisre netop oa emo at
ie paa. Seq bar nemIis ieIp neoe /
9icffenet % Hog libel Sperfoffen,
iom bapbe fomrnet Sennep | min
Blanc Wange."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
Ten 3Ote MartS 1909.

Wntteu IGrte ct og anbet, men iffl
Bnoene. Cans ntoralife Sporageii'
bIep forfsnlt iaapeI iom bans relisi
ole nnoerpisning.
@litten blep tiolist "norem"
aItfor tioIigt! altfor tioIigt be
gpnote ban at Iesge Elaner til al
bli Ictpinot rig. Son bapSe ituoerei
Rsperbiftorier og Sorbrpberromarer
af ale sIags, os iaa bible ban til
of praftiiere.
Den iinae, moralf fororrpeoe
gaabe t9nfte naturlignis ON iig
ielp, at ban bar umfram ilu % be.
tanft, 90 at ban NOT ifiiIoe lure
9priebeoen, iIig Tom be opoigteoc
"Selte" ! bans Sorbrpberromaner
altib gioroe. Sor at bli rigtig flar
| Sanfen rsete ban naturliapis 81.
garetter.
Gen attenaarige 2aban brog Of
iteo til Nabpcountpet og fiso og 10.
pebe en- Meitmlratsr. SON bapoe
fanife lite t9nft at ffpbe Wanoen;
men ban tog Sell at en- gep9gelie,
benne giorbe, og ifjsb. Som Jig p0f
% Biem ieien uben of bore opoaget:.
Oct ait 10 uomPrfet. Set bar Let
tiente Gense.
Ser bIep nblooet en- lioen gelen'
ming til ben, iom funbe 81 Gprigbe.
ben Spor pna Sorbrpoeren. Politi.
fonitabler, 9eteftiper, Sberiffer og
anbre 2opens Soanob9pere er | iliae
9iIf9Iber ip4rt pinise til at tjere
Henge. De i9tter en- sGre | at eiere
BET. sGe iise unge Spefulanter Tom
omtalte Gut, ale WRnb, bpis 2ioS'
fsriel er tpilIom, bar altib Holitiets
Gie bpilenbe poa fig. Snart err oct
Gountpets Sberifi S~onnibips.& Son.
ItablenL 9anosbpens Wariban eller
en- anben 9oIitimano, fnart en- ret
eg ilet gorser, en- Correspondent for
ct Storblab {. CTS, Der opbnger oct
fsrite Gpor. Gn Sopnibip.a onita.
bel fit FORT Spor paa Den Der ont
talte unge Sorbrpoer. San melote
bet til Sberiifen / bet Gonntp, bpor
Sorbrpoelien bar begaaet. Sberif.
fen banoe 90 mart arabaten | tin
9aretqst. Sen moi egen Snobilo'
ming "imarte" 2abun bapoe life fun.
net lure gbrigbeoen "a Simer! Sor
tent ianot ban no, at be Tue,
"tapre", "inartpnfte", Inarradoige"
Slpneler, ban bapbe leit ON cg isgt
at eiterIigne, oIbrig bapoe p9ret til,
oa at pilbe man fslge | oisie opoig'
teoe Settles Spor, bar bet alto I'll
ct Steb, bnpr ingen bill bore.
Staffels iorpiloeoe unge Wanol
Were Smadeiit emo Ytanb gaar ban
til Slaperiet paa 2ipstib. llnores,
bporben geien bapoe fprt mig og
oia, 2qier, ON life 9uoene bar Bit
oS inbpr9ntet, inben man ienote os
no i geroen. @rrtten burbe fanife
bare Slaperi paa 2ipstio, og oct
buroe ogioa De 6orGlore, iom life
inoprenter fine 9srn De ii guo.
9r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

Gen bIeb mn Isr9cIiee StnFfeIler. IA
blen iea iilraaSt at bruce Guticuras Uios
Icrne. Sea iidiiebe ct Stpffe Guticura
S1be, en- sgite gutisuro ointment % en-
GIaHe Guticurn Aeiolnent, % fer hi
h6nSe brrat set baIpe al Den iioite tuubc
jeo il en- Sorauoring. Snbcu omtrert 10
Gdantocr par ban BELT friii. 3aar ScIt
FER BAN MI iseroer DC: "5pdo aioroe
On for at belbreoe sit &arn?" Ga alt
nj Tan iiQe or: Set bar Guticuras Weibs
Icrrc. Guticura bill bcrfor / os oItih
bapc oarne o. i~rofaite Semrcr. George
& lambert, 139 8eit Centre Ct, Nns
hauop Gitp, pa, 26Se September % 4be
Nppember 1907"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
On lGro Scn0e.

S 9~anbsbpen Gau6a / Sahien.
Iltenburg bar 9on6en Srieorth
Sbeil nplig ferret lin 75.aars SEQ.
ieIsbog. Zen peIitiaeoe 8oarS6ruaer
bar al Snteresie for Sioenifaben Iprt
fig bIanbt onoet 8rpif, Sebroiif, Ga.
tin, aileifriit, Sonffrit og arobiif og
bar efter lit ~ipttienbe gor ItlSeret
GngeIif, iou ban MI err f~uIOitanbig
biemme ogiaa / bette Sprog. Gen
mrrfeIige gamle Manb fortiPtter
iremSeles fine stubier % itaur / ita-
big grepperIing meo en- T9ffe betp.
beige ESTABLISHMENT og Sorifere.
GitriS: Seq tror, at Sigrio bar
mere 4arpe / aniigtet emo lin 81
fer"
gorgbiIS: "Sa, omtrent for 20
Gre mere"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

oopa ct til. Stotsforfatningen os
Hegieringsformen er eanife Zig De
Soreneoe Staters.
Mrgentina bar en- 9efolfning paa
oper 8 Winioner, iumt omtrent 49,.
900 9il Sernbane og $4,000 Mil
Selegraf. Spanit er 2anoets Sprog.
Snobanoringen err bel life flor,
men Dog at 8etponing.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
iii bspfss for Din SsItrsei
Gem GORDON BROS, 4 CO. I
IanesWille, MINI, Ell Seftiains for
"Excelsior Whole
Wheat Flour.

CIR al eriarue Splf paa Smebeoens
Smraaoe er,I9ret for al pRre BET beeite grp.
butt | III SIass paa Rarfroet. Si fan iQlae
biz bette piel 4. o. b. peo ReIIen | 40 eaer
9s RuMos 9GrreesiGife, uitlet / SUITE for at
itre transporter, for $3.50 pr. 100 guuo
elsr $500 pr. 5snoe. SeiaIinsen at meo.
ieIge Ssitilirsen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
MonGt opcr belle 0mttens
2egctnc

Miabcnbe Gsseuaa pebbIes at ferebe ia
oper ben Tile ~eisenbe-Iansfolsise
SehanoItnser piife fe at prre isrse'
lise sfntfcIier-iafucmmcIis 5aoer
iprfrfIcr ON
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

5otosruieu (tiI Ben uuge WauO)
De Oilbe ie meact beorc no. ON 90
lagoe SaanOeu pua 8eres 6arS
SfuIocr,"
6n0ercu: Set piloe bare mcgci
noturIigerc ON ban bauoe fin SuanS
| min Somme."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

Iiae 9tptte. ipm 6nttcnra
SSrbe. ointment o. Res
bar p1ret for min
lille Gut. Sdn hanoe ct
ifrrtfeli9t llbiIGt oper be-
Ie 9epemet, % 29acrne
oct bar @e3eind.
Get bar frtateIiat, og
pleieoe tiIbclS at
uo. Soor @dnbet
bnrneoe Der iig
me Soar, bporoper bet
ii9 Siurp. CT
SneS cher Here 2raers
pan at fierne Rtns
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

Gaar De firioer III aoerterenoe.
laa barr faa oenlis al meoeeIe. al
2e ida oeres advertisement | -Tes
eorab-S often. Tei fttrer Fem ben
beoiis eebanoItna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
9~eIbrcoelie peb Gntieura, WibIernc.

Set er mig en- 8orusieIie at notaIe
min TaInenrmeEiahee for Nen uhereancs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30
SppaetnNlem.

gt uom rrfst MORT oduR humoriiif SIao meo SO.
man. 10 GrspeunIure ~ 9eHts 5rim1rfsr.
Spegefuglen, Minneapolis, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-03-30

"SfpISia". Oct bar sc "tolp gobe
Wrno"S Gom.
"SiI SIaperiet pod Siostio", oemte
Sommcren.
Gommen aiaIbt III @itt paa aiten
Mar. San bonhc aiort iie ifpIoia |
ct Hoornoro.
Zen @ut. Der er Sale ont, porte
op nrr en- Iibeu @p / Soma. San
aif poo StoIcn % sioroe life pGrit
Sraugarg. Som beficnot lGrer
man liot Of bert | Dor anerifauife
TolfeifoIc; men set or life not, bpao
ser lGreS. Ger er Iibeu gnleoning
for at nSpitIe et gorns moraIifc
Cans l en- religiorsIss SolfeifoIe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-16
NINTH INNING FINISH.
Fenlon, Kerns, KahI and Reilly
Pulled Saturdays Game From Fire.

Topeka sprung another ninth inning
batting rally on Brennan Saturday,
scoring two runs and winning the
game. Fenlon led off with single,
and took second on KahPs sacrifice.
Kerns' fly ball dropped back of PEN
nell, but Fenlon was caught at the
plate. Boles went in to bat for Alb
bolt and singled, scoring Kerns and
taking second on thethrow in. Reilly
delivered a single to center field and
Boles scored the winning run.
For five innings it was a pitcher
battle between Brennan and Kauf-
man. In the sixth Topeka scored
twice on Wooley's single, Hughes
error on Geier's grounder and singles
by Fenlon and Kahl.
Wichita scored three in the seventh.
Abbott's error gave Hughes a life
and Pettigrew doubled to left. Pen
nell's single. scored both runners.
Pennen stole second and scored on
WesterziPs single.
Reilly. the new man from Louis
vile reported and gave good ac-
count of himself. He secured the hit
which won the game, and also a
triple early in the game. Two fast
double plays kept Topeka from scor-
ing in the seventh and eighth
The score:
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LYONS GETS PENNANT.
Drops Out in Kansas
State.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 16.-Three
errors threw away the game yesterday
and Hutchinson lost the pennant which
would have been hers. For three weeks
the Salt Packers have had hard row
to hoe and nerves strung to the tight
est tension. The cord broke on the
home stretch.
Great Bend won to 2, all of the
visitors runs resulting from errors. In
the third with two out. Richter threw
a wild and then the only two hits made
off Hunt followed. Smith stated the
fourth and gave but one hit during the
rest of the game. Watson was hit with
no men on bases but was tight in
pinches.
Rain fell heavily during the sixth in
ming, coming ten minutes too late to
permit the game being called and saw
ing the pennant-
AS Lyons won. the pennant goes to
that town.
Score: R-H.E.
Hutchinson :. 20 1 0 o. Z 3
Great Bend --...1 O 3 1 0 o o o e-5 3 1
Batteries-Hunt, Smith and Miller;
Watson and Jokerst.
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throwing Kerns' sacrifice away, but
he doesn't make many of them.
Clarence Armstrong the 15-year-
old son of the Wichita backstoD was
in a Wichita uniform yesterday. and
worked out at the home plate during
the preliminary practice. The
youngster looks more promising than
his daddy ever did. He has a nice
throw to the bases and despite his
youth handles himself like a veteran.
Mrs. Armstrong and daughter were
also up from Kansas City for the
game. The young catcher plays in
the Kansas City league. and is
recognized as a conner.
Mr.. McMullen, the Beacon'S sport
ing writer was not very favorab1y i'm
pressed with the work of the Izzies
He has been with the team on the
trip which embraced the two Colo
RADIO cities and Topeka. and saw his
team win but three games. He spent
yesterday in Hutchinson watching the
close of the Kansas State league
race.
Fenlon hit four balls hard, but none
of them counted in the hit column.
Some one was always in front of
them.
James Whitcomb Reilly looks like
some hitter. Two hits in Saturdays
game and one in yesterdays makes
him look mighty good to the fans. He
was some candy in handling the high
flies back of short stop, which are
ordinarily classified as Texas leaguers.
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have another clearing out He has over
20 In his stable. but so far The Har-
Vester, Walter w. and the 3-year- old
selding, Harry Devereaux, are the only
ones to stand the test.
Marie n. hasn't yet shown that she
is first-class outside of one race. Get
ting second in the NJ. & M, behind
such a wonderful trotter as Margin, is
more than passing glory, and it may
be that she will grow better as the
season advances. Halle Direct, Teasel,
Arthur j., Anabelle Lee. Frazee, Ger
aldine and Baron Grattan are no-ac-
count at present. Then there is the
famous $4,000 Sterling Mckinney.
Horsemen, many Of them, consider this
one more or less of a counterfeit In
his two races he has broken badly and
barely escaped the distance flag.
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Will Marie N. be one of the disap-
polntments of the harness season of 1909
and add her name to the string of dis
appointments that have been handed
veteran Ed Geers for handling this year.
Before the NJ. & M. at Detroit, Marie
N was top heavy favorite of the
pools She took second money. At
Kalamazoo she was down fifth in the
money. Al Cleveland she did not have
Margin to oppose in the two previous
races. But Marie N. is not showing
the form expected and hoped for
Geers' stable is disappointing carly in
the season. There is no member of
much account outside of The Harvester
ond the PAGER Walker W. When Geers
left Detroit he shipped home a carload
and it looks as If he would have to
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American Association
Western Association.

two runs have been scored on a
throw from the catcher to pitcher.
Young Shackleford went in the next
inning and Topeka scored but twice
more. Fenlon was safe on second on
Coles muff in the fifth inning and
scored on Kahl's second single over
second base. Wooley started the
seventh with a. hit and went to third
on Geier's sacrifice; scoring on
Kunkle's second sacrifice fly.
RaSty took a little rest in the
seventh while the Witches We're
chalking up three marks on the score
board Hughes. grazed double just
inside the right field foul line, and
took third when Reilly made a low
throw to Abbott on Pettigrew's
grounder. Pennell's single scored
Hughes, and Petty scored on Whites
double, Pennell being held at third.
Armstrong; infield out brought Ar
thur Leander to the plate with the
third run.
There were no fancy catches dur
ing the game and nothing of the SEN
sation, but it was good game. 1t all
ways is when the home team wins,
no matter how many errors are
marked up against the other fellows.
Reilly made some good plays at short
sufficient quantities to enable him to
doff his cap twice. He looked good
despite two poor throws to first.
The war like Sioux will be here to-
morrow. All the gentler sex will be
recognized by the outer guards. There
will be some real baseball with the
Holmes pennant chasers. You'll miss
something if you're not there.
The official score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.



Kansas City, Mo, Aug. 16.-The Blues
BILE header here Sunday afternoon. The
first game was hard fought but the sec
ond was a walkaway and only lasted
seven innings.
First game-Score: R.H.E.
Columbus :. "A o 10 o CT 10 Q
Kansas City 10 2 101 Is II 2
Batteries-Linke, Geyer and James;
Swami and Ritter.
Second game-Score: R-H.E.
Kansas City :. 80 0 0 4 10 II l
Columbus ......-0 2 O-3 5
Batteries-Carter and Sullivan; ia
cobson, Upp and James.
Minneapolis 1, Louisville O.
Minneapolis, Aug. 16.-Thielman only
allowed the Millers two hits Sunday
afternoon but these combined with an
error in the first game gave the only
out of five for Minneapolis, all the
games being remarkable for their close
contest.
Minneapolis 10000 oo.o*-f 8
Louisville = 90 o o 0 0 o o 90 4 3
Batteries-Altrock and Rapp; Thiel-
man and Peitz.
Indianapolis 5. st. Paul ..
st. Paul, Aug. 16.-St Paul lost the
fourth straight game to Indianapolis
here yesterday, playing miserable ball.
Score: RH.E.
ST. Paul :. ......1O1o 100000 .
Indianapolis -. 2 0 2 o o 0-5 2
Batteries-Chech and Carisch; Linda
man and Howley.
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RESULTS SATURDAY.

National League.
New York 5, Chicago 2.
Philadelphia 2, Pittsburg l.
Boston O. Cincinnati 1.
Brooklyn 3, St. Louis 4.
American League.
Chicago z, New York 8.
ST. Louis 1, Philadelphia 2. (TweNe
innings.)
Detroit 8, Washington 3. Game call
ed for team to catch train.
Cleveland 1, Boston 8.
American Association.
Columbus 5, Kansas City 7.
Toledo g. Milwaukee 16.
Indianapolis 5, st. Paul 2.
Louisville 2-6, Minneapolis Ia.
Western Association.
Ell Reno II, Enid 10.
Muskogee 4, Springfield 8.
Guthrie z, Salpulpa 5.
Kansas State League.
Newton 1, Arkansas City 0.
Lyons 10, Wellington 3.
Mcpherson z, Larned l.
Hutchinson 6, Great Bend 3.
Central Kansas League.
Ellsworth 8, Beloit 0.
Clay Center 8, Junction City 2.
Minneapolis 8, Salina 2.
Abilene 6-22 Manhattan 3-4-
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW:
Sioux City at Topeka. --'
Lincoln at Wichita.
Omaha at Denver.
Des Moines at Pueblo. Z

Today is an off day for the locals.
One of the hardest series of the pres
ent home stretch opens tomorrow with
Ducky Holmes Champs. The Champs
have hard fight on for the pennant
and will fight hard for every game oil
the series. The Sioux played, some
great ball the last time they were here
Ducky has a new pitcher in the per
son of jeff Clark secured from Des
Moines Clark was too hard a man to
handle for the Des Moines manager.
You don't hear much knocking over
the Western league about Des Moines'
kid" manager since the team has gone
up the ladder.
Des Moines has a promising young
twirler in Benz, who was recommend
ed by Charles Comiskey who has been
keeping his eyes on the youngster for
some time.
Sioux City has an iron man too He
is none other than Tessie Alderman
who has achieved this distinction de-
spite a slight build and fran appearing
physiuue The Sioux City Tribune
gives him the following sendoff: HE
is always willing to help the club and
he has pitched out of turn more often
than any man in the league, unless it is
Lang or Miller of Des Moines." The
other clubs may mention the iron men"
candidates, but they will always be
compelled to make an exception to pre-
mier honors in favor of the Des Moines
idol, Frank Lang.
Pa Rourke has sent young Rochelle
back to Washington The young finger
worked out a few times, but neither Pa
nor Billy Fox could see anything In
him to entitle him to chance in the
game.
Hassler. the Lyons pitcher, will join
the Wichita team today or tomorrow
He is Hollands most promising ac-
QUESTION since the season started.
Pepper Clark like Hendrix, is win
nine all of his games in the Central as
ISOLATION Both may yet be ripe for
this company.
Denver might profit by ColIey's ex-
perience with Burnum and recall Gillen
and Zalusky both of whom are under
suspension and who would put the
team up in the running.
Sioux City Tribune: Manager "Ducky''
Homes has added another pitcher t.
his twirling staff-Frank Cass, a SOL
der from Fort Crook, Omaha. He was
signed largely through the efforts OF
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g = = CURES
800. OLD SORES

IT old existed
would
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Mcpherson 8, Larned A.

Larned, Kan. Aug. 16.-With the as
took the last game of the series from
Larned Sunday afternoon to f. Four
of the visitors runs were due to very
questionable decisions of the umpire
and Cleary was jeered by the big
crowd. This game ends the Kansas
State league season here. Manager
Freese expects to make his home in
Larned.
Score: r n e
Mcpherson :. .01 o 1 o o 3 o-S 4 2
Larned :. . 20 O 5 1 o o o "a 4
Batteries-C1awson Routt and Clo-
herty; Scarry, McGrath and Make and
Freese.
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Arkansas City 10. Newton 6.

Newton, Kan, Aug. 16.-Arkansas
CITY and Newton closed the Kansas
State league season here Sunday. The
visitors won on heavy hitting at OPP
perfume times, and errors by the locals.
Williams was batted from the mound
in the seventh The feature Of the game
was a home run by Kemmer, for New
ton.
Score: RHE
Arkansas City. oo5ooo5 oo-1O'11 /
Newton :. :. 20 OIL OH 2 0 0-s6 9 5
Batteries Lancaster and Walker;
Williams Walter and McClintock. UNI
pire-Graham
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Lincoln .......O o o o o 0 OIL
Des Moines...O o o o o o 0 o IL
Summary: Earned runS-Lincoln,
1; Des Moines. 1. Three base hit
williams. Two base hit-Williams.
Stolen bases - Waldron. Thomas,
Cockman, Mattick, Colligan. Struck
out-By McCafferty, 4; by Lang, g..
Lang, 8. Umpire-Nagle Time-2: Is.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
chicago, 9; New York, o.

OnlcdSO, y; New YORK, U.
Chicago. Aug. 16.-Crandall was easy
for Chicago. Bunched hits of him in
the third. fourth and eighth, with a
wild pitch. pass and two errors, net
ted Chicago nine runs. while New York
was unable to score. Only four hits
no two in the same inning. were made
off Brown, and only one of the visitors
reached second base.
Score: R.H.E
Chicago .OO44 o0O1 80 IL 0
New York...-...O 0 o o o 20 o 90 8
Batteries-Brown and Needham:
Crandall, Meyers and Wilson.
Cincinnati Z, 3; Boston 2, 4.
Cincinnati. Aug. 16.-Cincinnati took
both games of the double header from
Boston thr ough superior hitting and
fielding.
First game-Score: R.H,E:
Cincinnati ......0 3 "a 0 ~ 10 1
Boston .........O o 2 o o o o o. 4 5
Batteries = Fromme. Mclean and
Roth; Brown. Richie and Shaw.
Second game-Score: R.H.E.
Cincinnati ....-.1 D o 0 2 0 o "a D
Boston ......-...O o 90 o o. o
Batteries-Rowan, Mclean and Roth;
White ana Shaw.
st. Louis B, 6; Brooklyn 8, 2.
St. Louis, Aug. 16-St. Louis and
Brooklyn broke even in a double head
CT here.
First game-Score: R.H.E.
ST. Loais. ......1 o o 0 o 2 o o O-3 3 2
Brooklyn ........4 0 o 80 ID /
Batteries-Sallee. Harmon and Blank;
Rucker ana Marshall.
Second game-Score: R.H.E
St. Louis. 20 o 104 So 10 2
Brooklyn ....2 c % 2
Batteries-Lusil, Bliss and Scarlon;
Wilhelm.
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.


Junction City, Kan, Aug. 16.-Junc-
ton City. couldn't do thing until the
eighth inning yesterday when a bat
ting rally gave the locals six scores
and the game.
GORE: R.H.E.
function City. o. 90 6 ~ 4
observation-disclosures. Day, Gramley and
dillingham;; Harris and Coe. Umpire
Mckee.