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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08
Englewood Has a Big Blaze

For the third time recently Engle-
wood has suffered n disastrous fire.
The last lire which occurred last Thurs
day morning at 8 o'clock, was the
most serious conhagation and de-
stroyed property to the value OF $780,
900. The origin of the fire is unknown
out Is thought to be incendiary. The
ire was first discovered in the rear OF
bowling alley but when first discov-
cred had gained such headway that it
vas impossible to control IT. and it
quickly spread to adjoining buildings.
A number Of cement block buildings
which stood in the way Of the fire went
down in a crumbled mass and did not
prove much OF benefit in checking
the spread of the flames.
Among the business houses de-
stroyed and stocks OF goods lost are tie
following: The Roberts Dry Goods
20, Collyer 4 Goodnight, Alexander
Pool Hall, Cain Bowling Alley. Gresh-
ans Drug Store and Doyle's General
Store. The buildings of the two latter
establishments were not destroyed but
we're badly damaged on account OF
having to tear away the fronts to re.
move the stock within.
This will be hard blow for Engle
wood to overcome but the busines,
men OF that place are made of tn,
kind of stuff that know no defeat anc
they will rise again. We trust tha
their successes may be fully commen-
'urate with their reverses and more.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08

Secretary Cassidy OF the State School
Land Department has addressed let
ter to the 1900 land lessees in the
State outlining how complaints as to
appraisements are to be filed with the
department. The letter concludes
"If you have no objections to make
to the appraisements as to land and
improvements, kindly write me to
that effect, so that may, in event the
land is to be sold under provisions of
the sales bill, proceed with the pre-
liminary work.
"By shis time II must be evident to
you that the Commissioners of the
Land Office are going to deal fairly be-
tween you and the State. Hence / re-
spectfully request that you, on your
part, assume the same attitude ana un-
less you feel within your own con-
science and from the facts connected
with the appraisements that you have
an honest and valid objection to said
appraisement, IL is your duty to notify
us that said appraisement is satisfac-
tory to you"
Fred Parkinson of Vnita, read ms
clerk in the house Of representative.
and former Democratic chairman o
Indian Territory, and Robert E. Wood,
OF Shawnee have been named by tn,
board Of school land commissioners a,
adjusters in the cases of land lesseel
who claim another appraisement o
their land and improvements.
John Shepler of Pawnee, recent!
named as sales agent has accepted tn,
place. The department for sale o
school land opened Monday and tn
working force taken among the presen
employees
James M. Chambers of Atoka, here
tofore handling contests and protests
will be transferred to the sales depart
ment Secretary Cassidy has 800 ap
plications for position. A number O
them want to be auctioneers.
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Send the HERALD to friend in the
East--or some other place.
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Old Soldiers or Their Heirs

Some of you have claims coming
from the Government. Any old Union
Soldier or Sailor who served 80 days or
longer in the Civil War and afterward
went west and made a homestead en-
try in any state, for either 40, 80 or
100 acres of land before June 22nd
1874, has claim coming to him from
the Government.
Write for free information.
K. II. Peale, 51l Judge Building
Salt Lake City, Utah.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08
Fo1eys
Kidney
Remedy

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1t corrects Irregularities,
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will eliminate the impurities
from the blood and tones up
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Commence taking Foley's
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avoid Bright's Disease or Dia-
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Government Lands Easy to
Obtain

Not necessary to live day on them
to obtain title. . limited number of
U S. Government Land Certificates
for sale. Can be used to obtain title
to any Government timber or agricul-
tural land In the United States or AL
aska. Price $25 per acre.
Send for free information.
ii. B. Sanders & Co.
5ll Judge Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah
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For Sale.

100 acres good farm land a mile
south and miles west of Beaver City
county seat of Beaver county. Write
or see A. q. THOMAS, owner, Beaver,
Oklahoma.
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SWEET WILLIAM-An old buggy can
be made to look like new by applying
Gloss Black Perma-Lac on the gearing
Sold by +. @. Tracy.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08

LOST-Small dog, white with tan
spot on head and on back near tail.
Lost about two miles west of Beaver.
Finder return to HERALD office.
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County Court

The First Monday in January, March
May, July, September, and November.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08
Western Farm Lands IC a
Day

We are selling farm lands in Nevada
for $2.95 per acre. Only 25 cents per
acre down and the balance at | cent
per day, dayable monthly. Agents
wanted.
II. B. Sanders & Co.
5ll Judge Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08
District Court Officers.

Hon. X. II. Loofbourrow, Judge
Hon. John Embry, u. s. Attorney
John r. Alternately, U. s. Marshal
w. T. Quinn, District Clerk
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1909-07-08
Herald Ads Bring Results

will pasture horses and mules for
80 cents per month. Bring them to
my ranch. Plenty OF grass and water
5-27 6-3 j. j. FULKERsoN
Dombey, Oklahoma.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
STILL OTHER EXPERTS TELL
WHERE NATIONALS ARE WEAK
Bv ". A. PHELoN.

Sporting Editor New York Telegraph.
NEW YORK. Aug. III have always
maintained that climatic conditions hurt
Washington n.cre than any other draw
back.
To a certain extent. this is also tVue OF
St Louis and Cincinnati-that clubs To-
Gated on the Southern rivers slow up,
lose speed. strength. and energy. To
win a flag in Washington or ST. Louis.
a team must be made up either of ex-
ceptionally powerful players, a ,combi-
nstion % per cent stronger than any OPP
posing team, or of men thoroughly &C
clmated. I do not joke when I say
that a club made up Of the best ANA
teur and college players residing in
washington, would come petty near TO
beating Cantillon's men IN a seven
game series. just for these reasons.
Joe Candnon is an able nanager-has
shown # in other fields.
The washington team contains many
men who have made good elsewhere.
but nature is against them. Washing
ton viii never cope successfully with
the more Northern clubs tin fSclimated
players, OF men Of sUcn tremendous
quality that they outclass sII r. position,
make up the team.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
GLIDDEN ENTHUSES
OVER MUNSEY TOUR
Donor of Famous Auto Trophy Highly Recommends
Eastern Run to Owners and Manufacturers.
Compliments the Scout Party.
By THOMAS S. RICE.

BOSTON. Aug. 14-Words OF CIeer
have greeted US on the part Of the
Munsey tourists from many sources,
but we have had nothing better than
those which came from Charles J. Gid
den, of Boston, donor of the famous
Glidden trophy, who had speech with
US this morning before re started from
Boston.
Mr. Glidden was encountered at the
Hotel Somerset. where the Munseyites
make their headquarters and where he
has lived for a year or more. At pres
ent he is up in the air on the question
Of bailooning, making two or three
ascensions a week. but he has not lost
his interest in the bubble buggies.
Quoth he;
Gliddan Speaks.
7 have followed the program Of the
Munsey pathfinder IN the Boston Jour
nal and other Munsey papers and have
realized keenly your trials and tribula-
lions In laying out a route for such an
extensive enterprise. am delighted TO
see that you have reached Boston, and
sincerely hope that you will arrange to
make this your lay-Over on Sunday.
The country is big enough for a
series OF big tours and the more the
lnerrler The Glidden having been IN
the West this year left an excellent
The Washington times., 1909-08-14

opening for the Munsey tour Il viii
stimulate interest among the owners
ana clubs, and Will give the manufactf1r-
ers something 70 start them on their
1910 campaign. The Munseyites should
receive a hearty welcome all along tic
line, and 1 know they viii get il in
Boston"
A big clamfest and such Ike tov,al
incidents are carded Tor the Munseyites
II they remain over in this high-browed
region. The Gliddenites were the reefoi-
ents OF all sorts Of courtesies last yesr
and MIR. Glidden speaks By che book.
Start Return IMP.
Mr.. Glidden's ideas on bailooning
seem lofty and foolish to a man IN !
stump. Why he. IN the prime Of his
life with barrel Of money and ali that
goes with It. should be gaiavanting
around in the air likely to break his
neck at any moment. is more than an
ordinary poor white man can under
stand. He said he had made thfrtv-fv,,.
trips and covered 1.100 miles and vs.
still on his way.
1t was suggested that he taloa The
Washington ball team along anv tine
he thought he might be blown ouf ~
sea ana lost and gone forever, but he
declared he needed something heavy fo-
ballast. -
The scouts are now on their v0av -
New York. but their progress IS SLOW
because Of many business arranzemeufs
and they VIII hardly reach Gotham he.
fore Sunday night
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
TO NAME STREETS
AFTER ATHLETES
Pittsburg Co m mis- sion
Adopts Novel Plan for
Heavy Task.

PITTsBURG. Aug. 1.-THE report OF
the special commission, headed BY mem
bers Of the Western Pennsylvania His
torical Society, 10 vhom had been COM
mitted the task Of remaining GO streets,
has stirred up a row on its submission.
Z Somebody played a joke on the staid
historians. and the ordinance as intro
duced gives, among other new streeC
names, those Of Jap Barbeau, Tame
hill. Storke and other baseball fav-
orites, while Kilrain and Jeffries are
both to have streets named after them
Fifth avenue is 10 be renamed Wash
ingtou avenue, II the commission Is not
mobbed by Indignant citizens.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
BALTIMORE LANDS
RED SOX PITCHER

BALTIMORE, Aug IL-Jack Dunn
has received word from the manage
ment OF the Foston Americans that he
can have Nourse from their pitching
STAFF.
Nourse is a side-wheeler and jumped
into professional ball this season. His
previous baseball days were spent in
gaining glory for his alma mater,
Brown College. where he did so well
that he caught the eyes Of the big
league men and was finally landed In
BOSTON.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
LAKE IS PREPARING
FOR PENNANT RACE
Obtains Pitcher Matthews
From the Trenton Tri-
State Team.

BOSTON, Aug. 14.-sadsfed that his
led Sox are TO be contenders for the
championship in the American I.eavua
manager Lake is bolstering up ais
pltchlng stan, ana has called on Tren-
ton of the Tri-State League. for IFS
Tlghthanders Matthews, who VIII foIn
me Boston team in New York on Mon
Matthews was bought for delivery
after the season, but Lake ae1f1b4aS
with the clubs eight straight wins
over Detroit, Chicago. and Cleveland
viii spare no pains TO keep the win.
mig streak good. hoping that the
Ilgers and Athletics may slunp and
the Red Sox nab the flag.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14

First base BY errors-Detroit, q:
Washington, J. Left on bases-VVash-
ington, :; Detroit 9. First base on balls
or Oberlin. .; of Smith, i; of Dono-
van g. Innings pitched-By Oberlin. :;
by Smith. 2 Hits made-On Oberlin.
Q OF Smith, g. Struck out-By Oberliu,
]. by Smith. !: by Donovan. g. Two
base hlt-Browue. Sacrifice hits
Browne, Schaefer, Bush. Stolen bases
Bush, Jones, Cobb 81. Double plays
bfoTiariCy 10 Bush. Schaefer to Mcbride
TO Uugiaub. Hit by pitcher-By Oberlin
J. Cmpires-Messrs KERN and Egan.
Time Of game-1 hour and g minutes.
Attendance 66.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
By E. G. wEsTLAKE,

Sporting Editor Chicago Evening Post.
There is nothing the matter with
Washington-that cannot be easily
cured, now that It has Tiger blood
infused in the lineup. Two new
backstops would help and one
twirIer Only the adverse luck that
seems fated to follow the Nationals
IS responsible for Cantillons men being
cellar champions. Keep CantillOn and
give him more latitude. He's one OF
the foxlest executives in the business.
Man for man, with the above
exceptions, Washington should rate
with the first division clubs.
But. first, Washington must get out
from under its nemesis.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
FEAR EDDIE COLLINS
MAY BE SUSPENDED
Neither Mack Nor Player Will
Protest Against Umpire
Hurst.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 14.-There Is
a fear that Eddie Collins. the Athletics
phenomenal second baseman may be
punished for his part in the affair with
Hurst.
Neither Mack nor Collins has made
any complaint against Hurst, and il Is
10 be hoped that the matter viii be
adjusted without disCiplining Collins
for his absence would sadly impair the
Mackmen's prospects for the pennanL
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
Auto News and Gossip
By HARRY WARD.

by way Of Seventh street pike 70 Oh
ney and Laytonsville. passing through
Frederick City and over the Emmlts-
burg pike. The party found excellent
roads excepting the last ten miles into
Gettysburg, which Is solid but rough.
Mr. RUPERT covered lSS miles on this
trip and is now contemplating a trip 10
Pen Mar.
William Kinds, who is on an extern
sive tour IN a six-cylinder Ford. has
reached Saratoga, and has sent back
word 10 the effect that he is having
very enjoyable trip.
Charles 7. Miller. accompanied by his
wife, daughter, and Mr.. Manning. left
yesterday morning for Atlantic city in
a model T Ford touring car The party
reached their destination last night.
The Motor Car Company reports the
sale Of the following cars during the
past few days: A Hudson 90 10 e. 3.
Irwin, of Harpers Ferry; "a similar car
10 DR. GWyuu. Of this city; a Ch8l-
meTs-DetTOit go touring car 10 the
YaWman a. Erbe Company, and one Of
the same make 20 f. J.. Stabler, Of
Sandy Spring. Nd
JACK SteFiE. safes manager or the
Motor Car Company and l.. 81. pow
ers manager OF the local Branch OF
the Goodyear Tire and Rubber Com
pany. left today ln a Hudson "20' for
Braddock Heigdts, SD, where they viii
spend the weekend.
John Yearwood, OF the Motor Car
Company, left today with his family
for Atlantic City.
Charles Orme has placed an order
with the Motor Car Company tor a
Chalmers Detroit 30 with pony ton
neau.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
By J. C. MORSE,
Editor Baseball Magazine.

A club that can win two games in one
day from Cleveland cannot be called a
Weakling.
Washington. with men in condition. is
able to cope with any American League
Club Had the club IT'S present makeup
at tae opening Of the season Il would
have made a better showing by far
than has been chTonlcled-
The Nationals have unquesuOnably
done some very creditable work against
the Westerners in the series that is
drawing to a close. and there is no
doubt there Is the nucleus OF an ex-
ceedingly strong aggregation on hand
for an improved makeup Tor 1910
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
ERNIE CHALLENGES
PACKEY M FARLAND

CHICAGO. H., Aug. i4-Young Erne
the Philadelphia lightweight. who IS iu
Chicago on his way east from the coast
has issued a challenge to Packy Nc
Farlaud and other lightweight boxers
who have been cIamoring for ring work
Erne Is ready 20 post forfeit at ans
time for match with any Of the men
at his weight.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
BELMONT STABBED,
EXPECTED TO DIE

BOSTON. Aug. 14-"Ar' Delman-,
known far and wide as one Of the
best bantam-weight fighters in this
country, is near death today at the
Massachusetts General Hospital here.
He was stabbed by Salvatore Torra IN
a dance hall here while defending a
girl from insult.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.
Sporting Editor New York Telegram

Lack of effective pitching with men. on
bases seems to Kill Washington 5
chances IA close games.
The play ers are sometimes strong IN
team work, at the bat, and some
times weak 4 lack Of consistency In
tHat direction prevents the team from
uoaLyine All the runs that il might. The
feIding is good enough as a rule, but
II seems if the attack on the team Is
not developed 10 the degree that is
necessary TO take advantage OF every
weak point of the opposing pitchers.
Inability to control the pitcher has
hurt Washington great deal against
the HighlandeTs.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
PICK TWO PLAYERS
FOR CHAMP GAMES
Hodgson and Snowden Play With
A. s. & 7. in Post
Season Series.

IN the post-season series. American
Security and Trust. representatives Of
the Bankers League, VIII be allowed
the privilege Of drawing two payers
from the other banks Of ;hs city. sThs
is a rule that was In force during the
regular season.
After looking over all the material
available, Sncwden, OF Riggs, who
PLAYED shortstop. and Hodgson. Of
Washington Loan and Trust, a pitcher,
we're picked.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14

Roy A. Dent has returned from g.
months trip through the South Tor the
local branch Of the Goodyear Tire and
Rubber Company.
p ". Klock, manager Of the Dupont
Garage Company. returned yesterday
from a trip 20 the Columbia factory IN
Hartford, Conn. He also visited the
LozieF branch IN New York.
An important meeting Of the gem
eral rules committee Of the 2Ianufac-
furers' Contest Association has been
called 10 take place in Indianapolis.
md, on August 1g, 20. and y. ddring
the initial races at Che new Indian
spoIis Motor Speedway. AT this meet
ing VIII be discussed by the members
Of this committee All recommends
lions regarding the rules. changes IL
rules. classihcauOns, etc, ioi 1910.
All changes suggested By the actual
experiences or the present season FFlll
be considered. The 1893 rules Of the
contest board Of the American Auto
mobile Association are the result Of
the combined efforts OF tho general
rules committee OF the Manufacturers
Contest Association, the contest board
Of the American Association, and the
advisory committee OF INC y. C. A.,
representing this body upon the con-
test board.
NJ. Il. Herman viii drive his so
horsepower washington tourabout 10
Germantown, Nd, sunday, going by
-vav OF Rockville and Galthersburg.
The roads in that vicinity are reported
20 be In fine condition.
Charles F. Rupert in his 50-horse-
poWer Washington fourab0ur, accom-
panied By W II Kervin, -. J.. Strawn
and Frederick Gosselin. enjoyed a trip
90 Gettysburg battlefield sunday going
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
MAKE GOOD OFFER
FOR BIG BATTLE

LONDON. aug. 1A-An offer ~
s10.oo0 guarantee and 50 per cent OF the
gate receipts FOR the JeHr1es-Johnso
nght was cHbled 70 Arnsrfca toaay nv q
London syndicate made up largely OF
American sporting men.
The ofIer Is made on condition that
tns match De tonight at a London club.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
By BILLY MURPHY.
Sportfng Editor st. Louis Star.

what's smatter With washington L
can tell you ID two words; Joe Cantil-
lon" He runs for DE Gang, his every
action is dictated BY the old primeval
Instinct OF sticking by your friends;
friends never win any baseball pen
nants Royal good fellows never make
MANAGERS.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14

has been playing great bah in the
Western League, but Kelley IS Nkeiyl
TO remain in the minors
The complete list of agreements ap-
proved by the commission follows.
American League:
BY New York-To Rochester George
MeConne; Baltimore, Charles J..
Schmidt: Jersey City, Russell Ford I;
L.ynchburg, A /. Ortiz Lawrence,
Wagner and Demarre; Jersey City
Earl Gardner
BY Phiiadelphia-To Savannah. JOS
eph Jackson. Toronto, A. G. Kellogg,
tombstone, Gus Salvo; Montgomery
Frank Manush, Newark, John Bappf
Milwaukee, Amor Strunki Uucf.' Catch
By Detroit-To Wilkesbarre, II. G.
Sterzer; Providence, Ed Iafitte;
WIliamsport, William Coughlin; Lit
tie Rock, Clayton Perry.
BY Cleveland-To Portland, @. Graney,
Dick Breen; Toledo. Grover Land,
W. S. Wright
BY Washington-To Omaha, players
Kelley and Shipke.
National League:
BY New York-To Albany, Harry
Curtis; Little Rock. John Cocash
Toronto, Lewis Durham.
BY Cincinnati-To Montreal. Pitcher
Egan; Omaha, John Lower.
BY BroOklyn-To Toronto. George
Starnagle; Rochester, William A Ma
lOney, J. 5. Holmes; Baltimore, Philip
Lewis; Lawrence, Thomas II. Cater
son
BY Boston-To Lawrence, Walker W.
Thomas; Lynn, William A. Aubrey.
By ChicagO-To Quincy, Oscar J.
Holman.
By Pittsburg-To Louisville. "Hughie"
Tate.
The series with the New York Giants
has proven disastrous for the Chicago
Cubs
II Bill Donovan can continue the form
he showed yesterday. il would appear
as though the Detroit Tigers are des-
tined 10 shortly draw away from all
other contenders for the pennant, and
for the third time, represent the AmeTi-
can League against the champions OF
the National
Last season and the one before Dono-
van Individually had as much to do with
the successful rsca of the Tigers as any
other member Of the team. This year,
however. he has been slow In reaching
his speed, and some close followers of
Jennings. elan have opined that Dono-
van s DAYS IS a star were over.
But the big fellow never had more
than he did yesterday. without exert
ing himself, for II was evident early
that the Tigers would win as they
pleased. he had the Nationals on his
star throughout the game and could
probably have been more effective had
their been any reason for his working
harder.
Deroit's chances are greatly enhanced
as result Of Donovan's work yester-
-
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
NELSON A GOLFER.

NEW YORK. Aug. H.-Battliug Mel
son. the boxer has taken up golf play
ing. and now spends most Of each after
noon on NancOrtl3rdt park links viii
MS instructors.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
PITTSBUR0 OBTAINS
COLLEGE TWIRLER
Kemper Shelton, of West Virginia,
Signs Two-Year Con-
tract

HUNTINGTON. ". Va, August IA
.Kemper Shelton, graduate IN law from
West Virginia University today signed
with the Pittshurg Nationals for TWO
years
He vn Join the Pirates Monday.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
AMATEUR LEAGUES
Yesterdays Results.

Capital cry Beag7ue-Brsurwood 3.
st stephens. Q (forfeited.)
sunday School League-St. Paul 7.
LangdOn. 4
MarQ1erte League-No game.
Suburban League-No gams.
Independence League-TVgining III
Advent, 10
r r Y n c. A. League-Adsn,,
Express. IL; Southern. ]
C0lored Departmental Isagu--
Postoffce, g: Bureau OF Engravt1s,
and Printing. s.
Games Today.
Capital C1ty Jeagus-One Of posi-
pOned games.
Sunday School Leagus-Bethzny Va
Ninth
MsTuustse League-Tsnglswood ".
St Martins
Independenes Leasue-Advsnt %.
R r 7 NJ c. A. League-saop-
men vs.. Car Department
Suburban League-No game sched-
uled
Colored Department Leagus-Ag-s-
cultural vs. Nav Yard
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
standing Of &c Clabs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yssterdav,. Result.

Boston vs.. Cincinnati-Rain.
New York, s: Chicago, >.
ST. Louis, 3; Brooklyn. 1.
Pittsburg, 2: Philadelphia,
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
Games Today.

Boston at Cincinnati
New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at St. Louis.
Philadelphia AT Pittsburg.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
By cY SANBoRN.
Chicago Tribune

CHICAGO, H.. Aug. 1S.-Don't pretend
10 know enough about baseball even 30
guess what Is the matter with the
Washington club,
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
MAJOR LEAGUE STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results

Detroit, 5; Washington, 0.
Chicago, 4; New York, 3.
Boston, 7; Cleveland. 2
Philadelphia, g; st. Louis. 5.
The Washington times., 1909-08-14
Games Today.

Games TO-DAY.
Detroit at Washington
ST. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York
Cleveland at Boston.