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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-25

by pitcher-By Hall 1, by Graham L
Struck out-By Hall 6. by Leroy 2, by
Graham 6. Passed ball-Yeager. Um-
pire-Hayes.
SECOND GAME
St. Paul oo1o o Il
Indianapolis ..O O o o O o o 90
Two base nits-Hayden, Crockman.
Stolen bases-Armbruste1 2, Flynn,
Davidson, Cross. Double piays-Will-
Jams to Shaw Hayden to Shaw, Wrig-
ley to Flynn; O'Brien to Wrigley to
Flynn. Bases on balls-Off Gebring 4.
off Cheney 2. Hit by pitcher-Murray.
Struck out-By Gehring 2, by Cheney
s. Umpire-Hayes.
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Harrington is gathering together a
collection of salaried players, and the
fans are hoping that the time isn't far
distant when Harrington will get the
Abilene franchise in the Central Kan
sas league. Abilene is doing none too
well and unless the conditions are
changed there is but little doubt that
Herington's dream will some day be
realized.
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Burton, who was released by Ellis
worth is playing shortstop for Abb
lene. He was released not because of
Inability but because of. having too
MANY men.
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Scanlon, of the Chapman team, is go
ing to join Salina in a few days and
viii play first base. Salina is weak
at first and third.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-25

Since signing Watson. the Great Bend
club has released Mize, who wasn't
coming up to expectations.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-25

Lawrence. the Salina Indian catcher.
is declared by the Salina Union to bsa
the best in the league,
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GRIFFITH GETS PATTERSON.
Guthrie Sells Hard Hitting Outfielder
to Cincinnati.

Guthrie, Okla. June 25.-Manager
Howard Price of the local team of
the Western association has an
nouneed the sale of Outfielder Pat
terson to the Cincinnati team of the
National league. Patterson who is
only 10 years old and is playing his
first league ball this year, has been
the find of the season in the West
ern association. He is the hardest
hitter in the league, batting close to
$50, is a fast outfielder and very
swift on the bases. He will not re-
port at Cincinnati until the close OF
the Western association season.
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Wichita Sd; Des Moines 80.

Wichita, Kan. June 25.-Wichita
and Des Moines split even in double
header here yesterday, Wichita VIM
ming the first by punching hits and
Des Moines by heavy hitting taking
the second game. Watt, Wichitas
new pitcher, showed up well in the
first game. Homers by Bader and
Pennell featured in the second game.
The SCORE. -
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Thomas. Gagnier. Two base hits
Jude, Gagnier. Three base hits
Fox Jones. Passed ba1l-Hallman.
Sacrifice fy-Ange1o. Struck out
BY Angelo, 4; OInstead, 1; Jones, 1.
Bases on balis-Off Angelo, 6; Jones,
1. Double playsHStankard to Bo-
hannah. Wild pitch-Angelo. Left
on bases-Denver, 4; Lincoln, 8. In
nings pitched-By Angelo. z 1-3; hits.
8. Time of game-1:57. Attend-
ance-SO0. TJmuire-Glenafyin
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Pueblo SIS; Sioux City s-s.

Pueblo. Colo, June 25.-Pueblo
took both games of the double header
here yesterday. In the first game
Fromme was found with men on
bases. Heavy hitting in the second
game won. Umpire Clark was bad
on all kinds of decisions and both
teams threatened to quit the field at
different times. Campbell was
benched in the first game and Miller
in the second. The second game was
called in the fifth on account of rain,
The score:
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Philadelphia 5, New York 8.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Kansas CITY 5, Columbus 4.

Kansas City, June 25.-By punching
hits yesterday the Blues took the game
from Columbus by a score of 5 to l.
Dorner pitched effective ball in the
pinches.
Score: RHE.
Kansas City...1 o 001*-5 8 /
Columbus .......0 0 o o 0 0 0-1 9 6
Batteries-Dorner and Sullivan: Linke
and James.
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Totals ..............-SI
0NEAIJ
SCORE BY INNINGS.

Topeka ............0 0 l o o o. 8
Omaha ............0 0 3 0 6 Go
Summary: Two base hits-Kahl,
Fisher, Franck. Three base hits-Ab-
bolt, Kane, King. Home run-Fenlon.
Sacrifice hits-Kane, Pendry 3. Stolen
bases-F.isher 2. Bases on ba11s-Of
Kaufman 1, off Hendrix 2. Struck out
BY, Kaufman /, by Hendrix 3, by
Sanders 4. Left on bases-Topeka Z,
Omaha 5. Double play-KaIfman to
Downie to Abbott; Geier to Abbott.
Time of game-2:15, Attendanee-2,0 900.
Umpire-Mullen.
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WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
- kansas. State League. -. -.

WHERE THEY PLAY TOMORROW.
Kansas State League. ~ sfsa
Great Bend at. Hutchinson.
Arkansas City at Newton. I'm
Lyons at Mcpherson.
Wellington at Strong City
Central Kansas League.
Salina at Minneapolis.
Manhattan at Junction City.
Beloit at Ellsworth.
Abilene at Clay Center.
Herington is gathering together a
collection of salaried players, and the
fans are hoping that the time isn't far
distant when Harrington win get the
sas league. Abilene is doing none too
well and unless the conditions are
changed there is but little doubt that
Herington's dream will some day be
realized
Hutchinson is once again getting into
a winning stride. The team has won
IL out of the last ~ games played, Can
you beat that?
Carter is fielding and hitting in SEN
sational style for Hutchinson and the
new shortstop is one of the idols of
that city.
What has become of those 40 players
signed up by Abilene, Wouldn't some
Iof them help lot in the present state
of affairs.
Joe Bond of Newton has Joined tho
Manhattan team and has materially
strengthened it.
The Salina Union has started a fight
or Hefuer, one of QuiGley's college
players, Hefner. it is said. hasn't
enough ginger to play on the town
lots.
The Clay Center Dispatch is knock
ing on the work of Pitcher Forsburg.
He is off on head work according to
the dispatch, and hasn't enough gray
matter in his head to beat the Topeka
Capital team Must be pretty bad
One central Kansas paper is afraid
that George Siegle of Ellsworth will
walk off with the pennant, George, at
last accounts, couldn't go faster than,
a walk.
Since signing Watson. the Great Bend,
club has released Mize, who wasn't
coming up to expectations.
Estei shingle hartley hasn't report.
ed at Abilene yet, but 1t Is expected
that he will within q few days. With.
BARLEY and Atty Wilson in the lineup
the team win some games.
1t is reported that Eddie Mc0il1 is
playing for his release at Junction
City so that he can join Armstrong in
reached the stage where he doesn't
have to play for his release.
Burton, who was released by Ellis
worth is playing shortstop for abb
lene He was released not because of
Inability but because of. having too
many men.
Lawrence. the Salina Indian catcher.
is declared by the Salina Union to bss
the best in the league,
Scanlon, of the Chapman team, is go
ing to join Salina in few. days and
will play first base. Salina is weak
at first and third.
Hutchinson Gazette: With Maxey at
the head, Newton has started to do
business again. After beating Hutchin-
son out in an eleven inning game. the
former Salt Packer went to Arkansas
City and beat the Grays In q ten inning
contest. Maxey keeps them going ali
the time and Is one of the hardest
fighting catchers in the league.
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Denver s. Lincoln 4.

Denver, Colo. June 25.-Sandow,
the young mountaineer addition to
the pitching staff. was knocked out
in the eighth inning yesterday. but the
Grizzlies managed to win. Ohm
stead went in and saved the game.
Jones pitched a steady game but lost
through ragged fielding.
The SCORE.
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PUEBLO.
SCORE BY INNINGS

SCURE BY INNINGS:
Sioux City. ..................,.1 0 o-3
EGeb4o .-----.-.-a.---.- " D -
Summary: Stolen bases-Edmund-
son. Curtis, Hogriever, Jackson.
Three base hits-Walters. Corhan.
Two base hits-Clark, Stovau, Towne,
Jackson. Sacrifice hits-Andreas.
Jackson. Struck out-By Jackson, 5 !;
Alderman, 8. Bases on balls-Om
Jackson. 8; Alderman, i. Hit by
pitcher-By Alderman, 1. Time of
game-1:00. Umpire-Clark. At
tendance-600.
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TULSA MAY GET IN.
ShiyeIy Said to Be Willing to Transfer
a western Association Team.

Tulsa, Okla, June 25.-Tulsa will
take a club in the Western associa-
ton providing a suitable park can be
secured. Objection is raised to the
new driving park because of its dis
lance from town. An excellent park
site can be secured but the owner will
not nave over five years lease and
a seven years term is wanted. Presi-
dent Shively of the Western associa-
ton has urged the fans to get busy
as he is exceedingly anxious to make
the transfer of some team to this
city.
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Arkansas City III. Newton 4.

Newton, Kan, June 25-Arkansas City
won a loosely played game yesterday by
hitting freely, being materially assist
ed by errors at critical times by the
locals.
Score: R.H.E
Arkansas City..6 o o 1 90 8 Ill 10 2
Newton ......4 0 o o 0 0 o. A 8 6
Batteries-Hoss, Keller and Iiscons;
McClintock, Lewis and Maxey.
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WeIIington 4, Twin cities 4.

Strong City, June 25-Wellington won
the first game of the series here yes
terday from the Twin Cities. The fea-
ture was a home run in the second in
ming by Mason.
Score: Hi T.
wellington .....o3o0 1904 z 8
twin City 0 0 0 O O 0 o.
Batteries = Fisher and Pinkerton;
Scarry. HOWE and Freeze. Umpire
Spencer.
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KANSAS STATE LEAGUE.
Hutchinson /. Great Bend O.

:
Hutchinson, Kan, June 25.-Stan1ey
bested Green in another great pitchers
battle and Hutchinson won, score l to
o. Score: RH E.
Hutchinson ..oso.o0o1o /
Great Bend ......0 0 o 0 o o o 0 90 1
Batteries-stanley and Miller; Green
and Jokerst.
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WICHITA.

SCORE BY 1NNINGSt
Des Moines ...0 o 0 %
Wichita ..........-..-0 0 2 o as
Summary: Left on bases-Des
Moines, 5; Wichita, 6. Sacrifice hits
Pencil, Roberts, Westerzil, Col
ligan. Two base hits-Pennell. Dali
ton. Stolen basesHCole, Anderson,
Roberts, Pettigrew. Struck out-By
Watt 3; by Miller, 8. Bases on balls
BY Watt 8; by Miller, 2. Umpire
Haskell. Time of game-2:00. At
tendanca-2 900.
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by Brennan. 1. Bases on balls-On
Lange, 5; off Aitchison. q: Clark, 3.
Hit by pitcher-Pettigrew Umpire
Haskell Time of game-2:0o. At
tendance-2,O 900
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CENTRAL KANSAS LEAGUE.
Salina 8. Beloit 8

Salina, Kan, June 25.-Salina and
Beloit tied in nine innings of ragged
playing here last night, to g. sauna
I,itchers were wild, allowing six passes,
three of them coming with the bases
full Salina hit well. getting eleven
hits and the benefit of seven errors
made by Beloit.
Score: R-H-E;
Salina ..........0 0 0 l o-e II .
ReIoit .....0 0 5 0 2 0-S
Ratteries-Worrell, Williford, Cock
rum and Lawrence; Green, O'Neil and
Meade. umpire-McKee.
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Iakin 3. Syracuse 2.

Lakin. Kan. June 25.-Lakin de-
feated Syracuse here in a closely
contested game by a score of to 2.
Score:> r. H. E.
Lakin ........ %
Syracuse ........ ......-2 z
Batteries-O'Loughlin and Weaver;
Harmon and Davis.
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w.sb;noton Gets an Outfielder.

Reading Pa, June 25.-Jacoh
Lelivelt, centerfielder of the Reading
Tri-State league baseball team, has
been sold to the Washington club of
the American league.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
New York z-12, Boston AS.

New York z-12, Boston 40.
New York June 25.-New York made
1t four straight from Boston by WIN
ming two games, to and Il to D.
First game: R.HE.
Boston 30 12o.10-4 Il 4
New York ....,o o ~ ID 3
Batteries-Tuckey and Graham; Ray
mond and Schlei
Summary: Two base nit-Murphy
Three base hits-Raymond. Bridweil,
Beaumont Struck out-Tuckey 1. Ray
mond 2. Bases on balls-Tuckey 2, Ray
mond l. Umpires-Rigler and TRULY.
Boston :. ......oaeoo o-5 3
New York lab 0 3 0 0 *-12 IL !
Batteries-White Boultes and Bower
man; Ames and Schlei, Snodgrass.
Summary: Three base hit-Doyie,
Home runs-Doyle, Snodgrass. Bases
on balls-White. Boultes 1; Ames f.
Struck out-Ames 6, Boultes 1. Umpires
-Rigler and TRULY.
Pittsburg 3. St. Louis 2.
ST. Louis, June 25.-Pittsburg won a
close game, to 2, from St. Louis yes
terday.
Score: R-H-E.
ST. Louis 100 0 o o O 0 o. ]
Batteries = Maddox, CaInnitz and
Gibson; Harmon, sallee and Bresna-
han.
Summary: Two base hits-Miller,
Wilson. Three base hits-Byrne Z.
Struck out-Harmon 1; Camnitz 3. UNI
pires-Johnstone and Cusack.
Brooklyn 6, Philadelphia 8.
Brooklyn, June 25.-Brooklyn made 1t
three straight with Philadelphia yes
terday.
Score: R.H.E f.
I'LL SJa1ra n n - n
Brooklyn :. ....1 90 10 0 0 So IL
Batteries-Moran,z Corridan and Doc
in: Bell and Bergen.
Summary: Two base hit Titus.
Three base hits-C1enent, Alperman,
Lennox, Bell. Bases on balls-Moren 2,
Corridor l, Bell 1. Struck out-Moren L,
Bell 6. Umpires-Kane and KLEIN.
At Chicago-Chicago Cincinnati game
postponed; wet grounds.
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sBatted for Pettigrew in ninth.
DIES MONIES.

Wichita ..............2 0 3 Q 0 0 %
Summary: Left on basesHDes
Moines. 8; Wichita 4. First on
errors-Des Moines, 2. Home runs
Pencil (21. Bader. Stolen bases
Hughes. Hits-Off Aitchison, in
innings; clark, 4 in Is innings; off
Brennan, 9 in 2 "a innings. Struck
out-By Aitchison, 8; by Clarke. 8;
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Totals .....
PUEBLO,

5COFtE BY IINNINGS.
Sioux City...........o 2 o o 0 0 0 1 %
Pueblo .......,.......0 1 o 0 2 So
Summary: Stolen bases-Welsh,
Corhan, Hunter. Three base hits
Welsh. Edmundson. Home run
Spencer. Sacrifice hits-Loeke, Mite,
Bonno. Struck out-By Bonno. 6;
Fromme, 8. Bases on balls-Of
Bonno, 6; Fromme. 1. Double plays
Smith to Andreas to Hunter Hit
by pitcher-By Bonno, 2. Passed
balls-Mitze. Time of game-1: As.
Umpire - Clark. Attendance-50e.
Left on bases-Pueblo. 4; Sioux
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Ellsworth 1, Minneapolis o.

Ellsworth, Kan, June 25.-TWo hits,
a sacrifice and a wild throw, third to
first, gave Ellsworth the second victory
over Minneapolis here yesterday, after
nine stubbornly fought innings.
score: R.HE
ELS worth ...o o 0 0 0 Ii 7 2
Minneapolis 10 0 o y w
Batteries-Howard and Sommers;
Harlan and Abbott Umpire-Sigler.
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Western Association Results.

Webb City 4. Springfield 2.
Guthrie 4 Muskogee 8.
Enid 2, Bartlesville o.
Pittsburg 8, Joplin 8.
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Cleveland s, Chicago 1.


Cleveland, June 25.-Cleveland de-
feated Chicago easily yesterday, to 1.
Score: RE.E.
Cleveland :. ..ooo2 103 SIS IL 1
Chicago :. $50 o O i 0 0 O Oh 3 1
Batteries-Young and Esterly; Scott
and Sullivan.
Summary: Two base hit-Lord. Three
base hits-Easterly. Perring, Turner.
Bases on balls-Scott 8. Struck out
Young 5. Umpires-Hurst and Con-
molly.
Boston 5, Washington 1.
Washington. a25-Altrock weak
ened in the eighth inninesof yesterday
game and Boston defeated Washington,
5 to 1.
Score: R.H. E.
Washington :. go 90 o OIL 1
Boston . go. % 0 0 0 0 2 Sd IL 2
Batteries--Altr and Street; Arel-
lanes and Carrigan, Spencer.
Summary: Two base hits-Carrigan,
Spencer Three base hit-Lord. Base on
halIs-Ryan l. Struck out-Altrock 5,
Ryan 2, Arellaness umpires Perrine
and O'Loughlin-
Detroits2, st. Louis 1.
Detroit, June 26.-Detroit beat St
Louis to l in a game that was either
teams all the way.
Score: R.H.E.
Detroit L Of 0 o 80 7
ST. Louis ....0 90 0 0 o 0 81 !
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Dr.
neen and Criger.
Summary: Three base hits-Craw-
ford. Hartzen Bases on balls--Mullin 8,
Dineen f. Struck out-Mullin 4. Um-
pires-Evans and Egan.
Philadelphia 5, New York 3.
Philadelphia. June 25.-Errors by
Knight and Elberfeld proved costly in
yesterdays game and Philadelphia
beat New York, to 3.
Score: Ri E.
Philadelphia =. 0 2 2 0 0 / 0 SIS Z
New York ......0 0 / O 1 0 0-3 s
Ratteries-Morgan and Thomas; Man
ming, Hughes and Blair.
Summary: Two base hits-Morgan
Oldring, Chase. Home run-Cree. Bases
on balls-A1organ 3, Manning 1. Struck
out-Morgan 2, Manning s. Umpires-
KERN and Sheridan.
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st. Paul III, indianapolis SO.

ST. Paul. June 25.-St. Paul and In
dianapolis broke even in an uninter-
esting doubleheader yesterday, the lat
ter winning the first game by a score
of s to 4 and losing the second by a
score of i to 0. Score:
FIRST GAME.
ST Paul. $1,000 A4
indianapolis .-........1 0-8
Two base hits-Liese 3, Carr 2. Muir
ray Stolen 5ases-Williams, Graham
Double p1ay-Cross to Williams to Carr
Hits-Off Hail. 5 in innings. Bases
on balls-On Hall s. off Graham 5. Hit
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Milwaukee 6. ToIedo 8.

Milwaukee, June 25.-Milwaukee made
il three out of four. winning from To-
ledo, 6 to 8. Milwaukee hit with ex-
cellent effect while Wacker was steady
with men on bases. In the ninth after
Freeman and Abbott had doubled,
Dougherty was sent in. retiring the
side without q hit. Strunk made three
hits for the third consecutive day. A
running catch by Jimmy Barrett was
the feature.
Score: r. Fl. E.
Milwaukee ....3 O10o2 SIS 10 /
Toledo .....c o 0 0 o 1-3 8 8
Batteries-Wacker. Dougherty and
Hostetter; West and Abbott.
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Manhattan 6. junction City 3.

Manhattan, Kan, June 25.-The Ma
rooms batted two pitchers out of the
box yesterday, and took four hits off
the third in the seventh inning when
the visitors quit with but one down:
Mitchell of the locals and Campbell OF
Junction Citv each secured home runs.
Score: XII T.
Junction City..o c 0 o Ia l
Manhattan ......0 0 1 0 2-6 IL 3
Batteries-Gill, Hunt. West and Ed
wards; Stack. Coe and Coe. Umpire
Hammond.
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Abilene 3. clay Center 2.

Abilene, Kan, June 25.-Abilene' de-
feated Clay Center in ten inning
game yesterday. Abilene had the bases
fill in the. tenth and Witt walked the
Abilene batter, giving the game to Abb
lene.
score. R.HE.
Clay Center. % 1 . 0 o. 2
Abilene .0 0 l 0 0 Ia 8 A
Batteries - Witt and q Bingham;
Thomson and Casele Umpire-Brum-
age.
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Brooklyn 6, philadelphia 8.
AMERICAN LEAGUE GAMES.

At Chicago-Chicago -Cincinnati gam
wet grounds.
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Hutchinson is once again getting into
winning stride. The team has wor
ii out of the last ~ games played. Car
you beat that?
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darylng. as conditions now are.
more Is cDnaumed than Is pro laeed.
Ihe country in general Is alapied 70
dalrflne and With better stock AMI
improved methods Tic SauiA can sur.
ibis iis own domand
Souihern daifymen as d rule 80 not
prcilcc fhe most economical methuus.
The average COW produces ony anQal
half what u should Too many of the
tailiea ase IA toe city and should he
tn me iarm where better milk and
butter could be- produccd The Nhoie
slmailon could be Improved % she
lhtec cfo1(lals, better coNR more
Homegrown feed q better product
L Is TIE desire Of tie department ui
agriculture 70 have the work taken
40 and continued hy lhe dlGorant
sl3 3ies ol me south 80 thai the Federal
Government MAY withdraw aflee .n.'
wcrlsis wen slartea aud some slates
have alfaaay taken hold
Aeritullurisss and dairymen who
are Interested can secure much yalua.
blf intotmaii0n from the Twenty.
fourth annua geport of the bnrcau oi
aolmal industry, volume of several
hurdred reehs Application should b,
madc i0 member of Congress- Tlie
potion dealing With present daily
conditions Ia thc South has been Is.
sued separately in pamphlet form as
iirmors bulletin sia rTho dairy In
duslry in me South. aud can be uh
iaincd on application TO memhers oi
Congress on le ,he burpau u rulmal
industry washington y G,
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IMPROVING THE DAIRY
INDUSTRY or SOUTH


erallF xatlsfacinr, from be standpoint
81 milk solids. Where Jersey hltol
nfeyalls ii tht hsfd. lha mllk Wnl
aee.aee fgom Is Is s PEI cent % lai,
When The quality q unsal.slatlorY
from tie sanitary sindpa.nt ltA is
due il lie main lack OF snaNledge
ST pfonef methods and 10 hack Of
cleanliness. Praaucefs Of limited
means 81 me iananl giass whose con.
dlslons neaessiiate slfuale Nito q
small business 10 pfo8uco llslns.
,usss ffearenlly have small barns and
nsllk hnuses woli 81 spadoquaie .a,
oi.lliee fer the nfoner handling OF mills
and un h.nY aen4llS.
ier section
fhN saAlla.f siSa 81 dairy nspoc
lIdn has nN haen given ihe attention
duc hnt improvement II being made HI
snis direction. All atlanta, Ga uni.
ltsmea inspectors provided with bug
Niha lp6g we'll into every c1ndlilan
ana see ihas ihe sisld rules lneorpoi
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acAopLMARme REeAIN &c

Confined from iAer ane
thai they had given in TOO easily anl
wrote che county superintendent Miss
Jennie McMlchael a. Rapid City. ask
ing to be reinsiaied. This The M.
pernlendent declared sae hai ~
power TO DO ana suil was threatened
m the c1urts states Attorney Wood
who was appealed TO, declined 10
bring Proceedings against the success.
scrs of tlh two npmbers WHO had
resigned, and Il Is nov believed that
iheg iris are aale
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

9arilesyIIle, Mch 5-The grand
irfy reported yesterday ana John
Nann and Robert Duke, The two dep.
uiy sherliis charged with shocung
sohn Seer were discharged. as we.p
Charley Shay. charged with assault
inR cara Tillie 8nfse, and Jchn Bland.
i negro. who found $50 and refused 90
return Il % S Nj brown who claimed
tc have lost t.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06

7 TVT WV lTWW TTI" TlW77.
n hnd that r0hteuass IS almost
wgAtei N iiew York. ne Southern
woman sid ''ll ypu say 70 your lan-
Ii0r grnnly go this OF 20 that be-
does II, bpt u you say please he
raescs you hy li you say 10 The CON
ductor Slfc me a transler please
lc goes by without giving It 60 you.
hui z yoU sny hfiskls and with M
uari!ncnee, Transfer. Transfer.
y1u must say Il twice gou know De
hurilelly complies with your request.
for fear Of gcitine bis numncr taken
rnG himself reported, or something OF
other Ike that"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-06
THEE TAKES uWTOR
W0MAN's SUITCASE


Special 10 the Daily Leader
st Louis, Mo- March o p0
lice are seeklue 4 young fellow who
ESCAPED with iha suit Ease OF Mrs.
n. 8. sulllncs Of lexlon Oklahoma.
near The lnIon station issf a'lcr snV.
arflted 4 AZ Loui NrH Sullens
asked hlmtt6 daff} her sall case an
show her tie WAY 70 the Planters no.
tel. Offering him O half dollar for the
work lle walked . block WIN her
and then dodKed away "a lhc crowd
TAo Sfips contents lnrludea fzi in
rllrrenog.