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New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. e0.-Predictions OF a heavy
Wotld movement Of wheat for the week
were partly responsible for moderate weak
ness ln wheat to-day Prices az tae close
were a shade % &c below the final quota
lions OF lhe previous session. Corn and
oats also closed easy. bur provisions were
hrnt- Liquidation tn the December delivery
was the feature IA wheat and sentimenr
Vas te&flsh throughout IRE entire session.
During the day the nearby delivery sold
closed STEADY. az about the best marks %
the day.
The corn market Was inclined % be weak
OF daX owing 20 continued clear weather
throughout the ccFu belt There was SO ne
selling ay holders but the bulk of sales
was BY shorts The close was weak with
prices &c 20 i.c 20 &c % i,c lower
Inactivity characterized trading IN oats
and the market was heavy al dav owing
10 the weakness OF other srain. Final
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

vado. 50 test. az :. &c molsssss at 3-6T and
cuban cost and freight at 1-1dc- The Lon
Gon Iket for beet sugar was steady at
slight decline, with current month quoted at
12s sd; next month at is Sd and MAY n
I2s %. d.
RICE-C0ntiaued quiet. but current quota
tiOns are steadily maintained. as planters are
unusually frm IN theiT views.
METALS-Pig iron Certthcates continue dull
and unchanged Regulars quoted cash, NO.
VeFnber. December ana January. Sis 500
Sl1 %, February. SIG 50GSlT a., and March.
SfG 80 = SIT 90.
NOLAS>Es AND ~ NHIP--Molasses IN
changed but Arm SPOT distribution Is
more liberal seals Syrups are firm at re-
cent prices
NAVAI. sTORES-Nc change in naval
stores. with rOSIn aui spirits steady and tar
quiet Savannah was duh, with spirits tur-
pentine quoted at So.
OiLr-Liuseed continued nrm AZ the recent
ad vance. Rehnets petroleum was unchanged.
GOTfO>>FED OII<-MOderate speculative
huying gave the market steady undertOue, and
prices at the close weer at points decline 20
points advance crude was rrm AT 44r 4JC-
Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
AN APOLOGY FORTHCOMING.

There Ras no mistaking the intention Of
Weston under the circumstances. The Of
dcer was prompt with . SUFFICIENT apology,
ana the matter was Strengthened out. This
is q BIT Of unwritten and practically un-
known history which never found its way
into the Official archives-and almost no
where else.
lie was always ready 20 listen 10 The
tale OF woe and as ever prompt 20 render
aid. especially I'd the old soldier and the
widow 81 TIE old soldier, Emmet Ham
nton who was General Neston's clerk for
many wears and who is now chief clerk of
the commissary general OF the army, tells
Of a Iaughable incident which occurred one
DAY
An emplOye. who vas something OF
c.lrcuic ccInpisiner. was in gloomy spirits,
largely because OF 100 mach ardent spirits
lie vas telling his tale OF woe and giving
a minute account Of nervous symptoms,
foremost among which VAS a tingling sen
sation which he said h. felt az the base
OF the spine. The description was minute,
tho tone was doleflil. with heavy harptng
on the tingling sensation ~ the base Of the
spine. The general listened lcng and pa
tieuiIy, and then exclaimed in a jOcuiar
mood. Bless my soul, Billy, you are
sprouting tail" This sally cut short the
tale Of the complaIneT.
General West0ns present serious Illness
recalls one which occurred N 1915, when
lie was dangerously ill in Baltimore and not
expected 70 live. Certain papers printed
premature obituary. and there was even
talk Of who would be appointed as his
successor. some officer called on him 10 say
farewell. and General Weston proppsd HIM
self I'D IN bed and sent word back 70 the
War Department that he intended 10 be cut
in a little while measuring out hardtack
and beans al tbs old stand That as IN
1905. and Weston returned 10 duty, 20 make
z most active commissry general and a
most eficient major general IN the Philip
pines
Central Weston Is married, his wife nav
in- been Mss Sallie Gsrvin. a Louisyills
belle. md "A member OF one Of the best
l-,opl fsiailies 0f Kentucky
Upou q -neral Westons retirement Oh
Ncvcniser Is he received numerous letters
from people who admired him. and who
wished 10 send him some word al the eId
s remarkable career. but probably
nothing gave him more pleasure than 3
letter signed by al the clerks Of the com
Iiissary generals Office. II vas ss follows.
Dear General: As the date draws near
for your retirement from sctive duty our
thoughts so back 70 the time when we
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
GOOD NATURE AN ASSET.

Another Characteristic OF Weston was
nls prevsiling good nature He Was the
chiet ccmmissary with Shafter in Cuba
Complaint had been made OF the irrexu-
larity IN the distribution Of rations. de-
spite the effort which Weston was max
ing 10 overcome the tremendous direul-
ties I'm handling the stores in a country
where transportation facilities were rvo-
fully lacking Shsft-r wss shoUing his
impstience, when Weston exclaimed.
Dent shoot the hdoier. general: he Is
doing his best"'-whieh restored the equa-
nimity OF the headquarters in Cuba.
IL wss IN Cuba. too. that scr,e suhordi-
nate reminded Weston that thsy had not
been keepinE the necessary accounts and
that the Treasury Depertment would refuse
favorable action unless tho requisitions and
receipts were in due order. With an excis-
nation Of in,patiencs Colonel Weston said.
Il can feed an army in the field on pig
snd beans without q scrap Of paper.
There is no time 20 wait for blanks and
records. these hungry men want bacon
and hanback, And thev got r. with a
straightforward. purposefuI system that
won the favor Of tse lieutensnt colonel Of
the Rough Rider command, and when the
same lieutenant colonel became President
OF the United States he was glad 10 make
Weston a major general IN the army.
IL was while General Miles was on
Santiago on his way 10 Porto Rico that
he sent for Weston. whom he had known
on the plains. Weston appeared. with his
clothes dirty and ragged. his face un-
shsven snd looking more like a tramp than
the chief oommisssry Of the American
military force IN cuba. II vas thoroughly
Characteristic Of Weston. and Miles rec
ognized IN the officer loyalty 20 duty re-
gardleSs OF personal comfort.
General Weston. BESIDES being = good
officer and true friend, Is a student Of
books. lie possesses a good library. which
he has read and remembered. This makes
him. with his natural wit. a most en-
liveuing and informing companion. II was
while he was on duty in Boston that he
improved the opportunity 70 take course
al tho Massachusetts Institute Of Tech
noIogy. pursuing among other studies that
OF chemistry, that he might come 10 a bet
ter knowledge OF foods and their sustain
ing value.
General Weston was IN earlier DAYS
much OF an athlete. with a special liking
for boxing Many stories are told Of his
defeat Of officers who believed they could
stand Up before him. His provesS as a
boxer stood him in good stead more than
once. lie was prompt TO defend any one
whose cause earned his sympathy. and he
was not patient with the delays which
sometimes characterized official contro-
versy
on one occssion-and this was not 80
long ago. either-one OF General Weston's
sUbordinates lad been harshly treated by
a brother army officer Of some rank. The
incident aroused General Weston's ire lie
proceeded 10 the room OF the officer who
had overstePped the bounds Of legitimate
intercourse. entered, closed the door. re
moved his coat and said 10 the greatly
surprised officer: You insulted So-and-so
IN a way which calls for something be
sides the usual Official protest ] propose
70 thrash you here and now Take on
ycnr coat and get Ieady-or apologlze."
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

Liverpool cables-Spot dull, sales. ono bales:
speculation and export 200. American > Zoo;
imports o 90, none American. mdGling upland
:. 75d futures opened STEADY al points advance
on uesr and points advance on late months;
closed barely steady al = net advance of i.dliz
points. November ard Sovember-p peceulber,
T55iaa: December-JanuaFy, T5ed. January
February. T5s izd: February March. TGid.
March-April T.63isd; ApTil-Msy. 7.65d. May-
June, Tfsizd: June-July. Esd: Juls-August.
T.6s I'D: August-September. 7.3od. September
October. ssl i-d: October Nov embeT, 9 6Td. No
vemher- December. s SD
COFTEE-Opened steady. with prices IN
changed 20 5 points dcciine and sagged on a
little under moderate selling closing barely
steady 5di0 points decline. with sacs of To- 500
bags spot ccffee steady: Rio No :, sAasac
nominal Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
Arizona Metals Co., lis Broadway. New York. NY.

quotations were a shade 70 &c lower than
the previous close.
Provisions rallied from a rather weak
opening and displayed cOnsiderabls 1rn-
hess the greater part or the day ewing
70 support BY packers. Excellent demand
fur cash products and a continued light
movement Of live hogs thrOuzn0ur ths
West were hullish influences. Prices ar ths
close were 2izc 10 l0c higher
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
ARIZONA METALS
Capital S2,OOOOO0. 400 900 Shares. Par Value, S..
SENATOR CHAs. F. DICK President Washington. q. C.
10000 shares
Capital $4,000, 900. A

G" d ign d IN Known in two groups wei
n cord p
dUidndinc Al
I'M
and l M ngddan about 3prc Other ah have shown high pec
a or perta
k NIL e 20 provide dkrgrfa faih o op h treasury
payng1 large
a y d
WIT 10 Book aan nakeeh kspabk
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

foTrON-Nervous and irregular again. with
orarstions largely in the way Of evening up ae-
counts for over the report OF the Census Bureau
an Mord.v morning The opening was steady at
a decline of 49l3 points. There was some te-
Fuans at the start. lot OF overnight buying
orders ana ,Tices rallied 20 about the closing
figures OF Friday. dropping of 70 net loss or
about i5niT points in the late trading Local
contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

EIOI X AND MEtl-lllet ana unchanged. u.
with buyers appsrenIlY Well allied up. Spring
q s. 80: patents. IS esa$2 s5; spring clears
s. so No ?. 81 soGsa SC. Kansas straiEhts
- s5Gs5 Is. BCCkwEEAr FLOUR
quiet bulk. 81 20 nominal per 100 ID rye
TLOTR-Quiet- Fair 20 good. 81 2O4s4 a5 .
choice TO fancy. 81 30QS4 80. CORNMEAL-
Steady. kim dried. s. IS BAG MEAL
STEADY. fine white anA yellow, 81 5O9Sl IS
coarse. 81 40 81 As. FEED-west-rn ana
city steady. Western spring S2a 50 = SIS IS
standard middliHE. SIS 5aa s23 d5 a0ur To-
s2s so. red dog. SO. city bran. s23 bulk
SEA a5 saeks rniddling. s2s SO "a S3I red dog
So as kemiuy ehor. SIT bulk. SIS 20 sacks.
clinical. s85.
PRONIsIoNs-MaTkrf moderately active
and prices nrmer. making moderate gains in
sbsence OF selling PRESSURE. PORK-Steady-
Mess. s25 IS. frmily se6 q s2I. short clear
s2s 59g S26 So. BEEF-Quiet. Mess SfI n
81 30. family. sl4asli So packet. si3r
HAMs-ouist, s.3 y So. DRESSED HOGS
Ike, 40 10. IKE. pigs. l1ise. cur MEATS
-Pickl~d bellies steady. quoted smoking
i4c. 10 10. i4c. u H. i3i4c; "a H. 1Si.r
T.ekled hams stesdy i3c. TALLOW-Quist
city. G.c country. So d67sc LARD-Ftru
Middle West, is.60f i3. zoe. city quiet. f3A
rchned arm; South Anerics. tss5c; Continent
isi0c. Brazil kegs - sic COMPOUND
Steady. i0a igi STEARtNE-Firm. Oleo
iG n faisc. cfty lard. 1sisc-
>UGAR-Refn-d sugar was quiet and un-
changed No sales q raw were reported. but
prices we're held nrm al recent figures. with
ecntrHugsi. 80 test, quoted At l4ec musco-
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

onr ncrses way out there IN noxhere-'
isno' and 10 think he scraped up money
enough 10 wire me congratulations, We'll,
J must acknoMiedxa that rirl.. oe
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21

o. s 70 =
Aggregale reserve deposits Si6s lo1. leo:
decrease 100 percentage OF legal reserve.
1890
The following table compares the Clear
ing House taveragedt statement with the
statements OF corresponding dates IN 1908
and 1907:
Sov. 90 % NOV q 'Os Nov % or
Loans 81 3O4 S34 3DD 81 S2 T73 100 81 is7 9as go
Specie IS o32,T0o 503, $40, 800 Iss. 100, 100
L
tenders ss ass. so0 "a 1890 47.Osa oos
Deposits 1IS7 5s4. Ion Liza 02s 30 IOTe.s 500
Z rcula-
iion---. 53.02a. 600 $3.50. 800 50 es7. 400
The following shows the relation be
tween the total reserve and the total de-
pOsits on the respective dates:
Nov -. "a. Nov. 81 '0s. Nov. q O7
Specie .... SEAS 0ae 700 sos gso 500 sl6s Tsg iGO
Lsgal tenders - 4;-a so 70. Tls. 30 a.. .O520eo
II reserve Ssos 52 800 sss3 Ios 700 s:I5 s5i. 100
Total
sgt- depos-. eSs % 80 SS3.50I-0T5 2b9.sJ4, 200
Reserve ... sssOs.T7s $50 500 sa5 .s54. iO3. go
Per cent Of re-
serve 81 1910
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
FOREIGN COMMERCE.

1870 Ia0s 1907
Or, goods s3Tss. S5a 5000 s62 S3.5i6.95s
General mtise II i93, 0ss 9.f0I.slS e.i23 eSs
Totals. Si7.9sl.4eo sIe.FL5sO sl2, ,44o, So
r,rvgoods - si4s e5S sea STA osd TT5 sI6s sac Ts2
General mdse 5es SIS 0s7 444Oi5 SOS soc $50. i65
Totals. s74s l3l sss S5ss iOe sss s7ss To5 ss7
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW
YORK.
Sov. 10 s5s4 sG4 $40 500. 70s 654 s5ss. us. .l3T
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-21
CASH QUOTATIONS.
'NOuina
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York. Novsmher -. ~

New York. November 20. Ieea.
sfhAlN - WHEAT - Wheat was inactive
throughout the greater part OF the day IN ab-
sence CT aggressive operations either way.
and prtces after sagsing on during tae morn
ing rallied ar the close on covering BY shorts
ana some new buying. December was quoted
VI ioI and MAY 81 12lz and July 81 %
Norlds exports for the week were 1857 600
against 10, s0I.0o0 last week and 9-1T.00O a
year age The amount on passage was also
heavy, showing increase for the week OF
st-o,os0 bushels Commission houses We're
good sellers AZ times but hears were nervous
regarding the eorsested tect nicai POSITION and
wee Mere disposed 70 cover az the close lash
here closed az 81 % nominal domestic eleva-
Tor. and 81 26ll. b saeat, nominal; No
Nerthern Duluth. 81 1Tis and No hard win
YER, - @eise- ahoat. nominal CORN
Vas quiet. and prices moved within a very
narrow range. closing net unchanged 10 1sc
lower Commission houses were fairly actic,,
sellers or Nav, but there was some buying of
December Worlds exports were 2.57a. 900
bushels for the week. cOmpaf I'd with J.54
600 the previous week and :. .33 000 last wear.
cuSh here was barely steady. with 40
quoted 1=isc elevator domestic. - delivered
and t3c p afoat all nominal. No vel
low 15c nominal OATS inactive Prices
eaScd OF a little with other markets. and
closed about steady az unchanged % iSc net
decline Cash were quiet with mixed. Is u
. lbs. nominal, natural white. @6 to 50 lbs,
"A , q 46c and clipped white. - 70 = lbs.
S'zG4si.c. RYE dull: No Western. S2ls
norninal. n New York BARLEY-Quicti
feeding n Z z New Work
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Notice of Application to Sell Real Estate
of Minors.

In the matter of the Estate of Ray W. McGrew,
Edna p. McGrew a-d Gladys C. McGrew'
Minors.
To the minors above named. to George Ste
phan, their guardian ad htem and TO whom 1t
may concern:
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned. as
guardian of Ray W. Mctirew. Edna Z McGrew
and Gladys e. McGrew, has made her application
to the County Court of the County of Delta and
State of Colorado. for leave to sell the interests
of the minors aforesaid and each of them III the
following described real estate situate, lying and
being in the tity and County of Denver and
state of Colorado. o-wit: Lots numbered
Twenty y-seven and Twenty eight, in BLOCK Five
acre Plat Z. I. Barnum Subdivision to the
City of Denver. the interests of said minors
heing an undivided one-eichth interest each. and
that said application will be heard by the said
County Cont at the Court House in the City OF
Delta and State of Colorado on Monday, Decem-
ber 27th 1909 at the hour of ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time and place you are
notified to be present to offer any objection you
may have to the granting of said application.
dated at Delta, Colorado, this 18th day of
November, isJs. , ,,,,,,u,
Guardian.
First pub. Nov. 90, 1909. Last pub. Dec ~. 1919.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Notice of Adjustment Day.
sint., nf Elernnel s. Durham. Neceased.

Estate of Flemuel 5. Durham, Deceased
The undersigne-i. having hsen appointed ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Flernuel 5. Durham,
deceased, late of the County of Delta, in the
State of Colorado, hereby gives notice that she
will appear before the County Court of said
Delta County on Monday. the arh day of Decem-
said day, at which time all persons having claims
against said estate are notified and requested to
attend for the purpose of having the same ad-
requested to make Immediate payment to the
undersigned
Dated at Delta, colorado, this 18th day OF NO
vember A. ID. 1909.
ADEI.IA c. DURHAM.
AdministratriS of the estate of Flemuel $. Dur
ham, deceased.
First publication November ~, 1909. Last pub
ication December Il lN9.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
For Sale.

One span mares, weight 1900. One
Sorrel gelding, weight l,200. One
Grey driving horse. weight 1000. One
3b inch wagon, one hay rack, one
folding bed.
Inquire at ranch 3ia miles north of
Olathe. If j. b. BROOKS, Olathe.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
For Rent.

Barber shop 50x5O furnished or un-
furnished.
Office rooms to suit you If application
is made at once. aaa71l
Store room 5Ox70, l6 feet plate glass
window.
All Of the above heated with Ameri-
can Radiator Steam Heating Plant.
Also one-half Of our present store
room. ,sbssl as slsyo SIS. j-
Apply to the SPoT Cash STORE.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Cider! Cider! Cider!

Bring your apples to our mill and
take home big yield of cider.
Barrels for sale.
Sweet cider fresh every day for sale
at the mill. zoe per gallon.
40 If. The DELTA CIDER MILL.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Monarch Range Wins Prizes.

H. X. Correll has just received word
that the Monarch Range has taken all
the medals at the Alaska Yukon Expo
sition, which verifies his statement that
the Monarch is absolutely the best
range made. Mr.. Correll will be pleased
to show this range at his store to all
wishing to inspect it, The beauty of
the Monarch is that it costs no more
than the inferior ranges.
II. X. CoRRELL,
Furniture and Undertaking.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Notice of Adjustment Day.
E-tate of j. NJ. Epperly. Deceased.

Estate OF ]. NJ. EpperIy, DecesaSeu
The untiarsigncd having been appointed Ad-
ministrntrix of the Estate of ]. NJ. Epperly. late
of the County of Delta. in the State of Colorado.
deceased. hereby gives notice that she will ap-
pear before the County Court OF said Delta
County, at the Court House in Delta, in said
County, on Monday. the aoth day of December:
A. D. lpOq nj the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of
said day. at which time all persons having
claims against said estate are notified and re-
questcd to attend for the purpose OF having the
estate arc requested to make Immediate payment
to the undersigned.
Dated at Delta, Colorado. this 18th day Of No
vember. A. ID. 1909,
MRs MYRTLE KEYS, Administratrix of
the Estate of J NJ. Epperly, Deceassd.
MILTON r. wKLcH, Attorney.
First pub Nov. es. 1909. last pub. Dec. II. 1909
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10

no CURE CATARRH . COLD IN HEAD
Oss "LONDON BALM" money back II nos
sAtis6sd. all drusgists or OF London balm GO.
ToE-0UM curss cornA all druggists. l6c.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
To rade.

Improved 40 acre ranch near city for
city property. Inquire at 255 Main
street.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10

Money at Seven Per Cent.
For first-class real estate five yeai
loans.
c. w. BARTHOLOMEW.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
More eabbIers Than Hereties.

Now, as in the past, the vast num-
Der of so-called heretics are but vain
babblers who know not what they
affirm. They can give no reason for
the faith that is within them because
they neither know the faith of the ia
thers nor contribute an iota to the
faith of the futare.-Baltimore Ameri-
can.
The Delta independent., 1909-12-10
Life Of the Red Deer.

According to an old Gaelic legend
q red deer might live for 210 years.
an eagle for $50, and an oak tree for
nearly 1s centuries, Nowadays. how
ever. 100-year-old deer would be diffi-
cult to find. From 25 to S5 years ap-
parently may be about the range Of
their eStstence.-Country Gentleman,
London
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
COMPLAINT AGAINST
LOCAL ICE CONCERN
SAYS IT DISCRIMINATE TES

r c Patton, acting secretary of the
oklahoma corporation commission,
is morning filed complaint Witn the
commission against the Ruemmeli
Braun Ice company of this city, ch hrg
ug han Inc company is discriminating
gainst some 9f iIs customers, and par
icullrly against he state of Okla
noma. i'm thar it is charging lhe STATE
i've cents ON the huudrc pounds more
or ice furnished the corporation com
mission than If charges other patrons.
some of them The complainant
asserts chat le dcfcr mt is c.l4ir}
he state for ice used i'm the office
lf the corporation commi sion 81 tor
onchmdredpomd coupon book.
35en ID Is charging some individual
patrons only $50 for coupon books iu
hc ame amount
The complainant alleges thl the
company has virtually a monopoly au
ho icc business In Guthrie md
harges that the company does not
uuish tue amount of ice for which
pat ons pay The cumpl tnaut
urther alleges that the ice is poorly
ruleu and ne. aulficon ly olidified
nl tha fer seYtlal weeks past the
defendant ice not been frozen
Trough he blocks having large
1cles lrough the center am chat sncl
blocks sold bv the company for 100
sounds by reason OF the holes i'm tde
enter make loss of from ~ To %
pounds 90 the consumers
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
PATTERSON QUITS LOCAL
TEAM NEXT WEEK

Claire Patterson. the crack center
ielder L the Senators. will make his
D.. ill appearance i'm the Nationa
lgue FriGuN September 3. when h.
viii be put into center field position
Hy the manager of ihe Cincinnal
Reds. for try out. This will be
he list game pla ed by the Cincin
ati team ~ home after completing
Is present trip around the circuit
Patterson received a letter yesterday
rom the Cincinnati manager asking
lim TO get AMY from he Guthri,
aam as soon rs possible and come q
Cincinnati for tryOut stating thai
le wanted him to be there in time
to play with the team on Septembel
3. Manager Price of the local team
has consented to let Patterson leave
lcre a week from tomorrow in order
hat he may arrive in time for a lii
le practice before his tyout Wit
he big leaguers
The Guthsia fans are confident that
patterson win make good and, al
tough they dislike TO lose him, thol
lrc glad tha he has a chance to
make good in the big league Pal
cisan sls so far this season secured
G5 hits in a little over a hun lred
ames which is between tf. nnt
.iNv hits more than any other mem
1er 0f the local team has made. lie
fas as good a record as any Other
member Of the team al base running
iud has a good fielding record
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
Chicaqo 5, Boston 8.

Boston, Aus. 81 Chicago won "a
lisiless game from Boston, 8 to 3.
Score r II y
Chicago -. -. POI 0l0 0l0-5 s /
Rcston 49,. ....020 coo 0Ol 3 3
Batteries: Kroh and Archer; Brown
ana Graham
summary Two base hits, Sheck
AL, H2m N. home run, DaAlen,
bases on balls, off Brown 4, Kroh l.;
ruck ont by Brown 3, Kroh 3. I'm
pire, O'Da5.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-08-21
sprinafIeId 2. EnId 4.

Enid. Okla, Aug 21 Kennedy's
IND E3gger in the ninth scoring two
runs Won yesterdays game for Enid
Umpire Ragan was impartially rotten
TO both sides Crutcher, pitcher
iormerly with Sapulpa, has been
gned by the RailIladcrs.
Score. r IT /
Springfield 100 on 00t-2 s O.
Enid -. ...... 0OO 200 002 a &
Bluer,gs Burgess ana Diamond.
Bentley and Allen.
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