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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
LEAGUE
GaEAT GATHERING

New York, Oct. 25.-Rarely. II ever,
has Carnegie hall seen such gath
cring of women as assembled here
tonight under the direction of the
equality league Of self supporting
women. 10 welcome Mrs. Emmeline
Pankhurst. British militant suffra-
gettc. and TO proclaim their own right
to vote
On the stage were scvcniy-fivo
teachers, scyenty-Scven physicians,
six dentists, forty-ninc social work
eTS, thirty-ninc trained nurses one
hundred and twenty unionists. eight
actresses. including Miss Carlotta
Nelson and Miss Beatrice Forbes
Robertson, ten musicians. Miss Anna
Peck, the mountain climber. four civil
engineers. forty-SiX business women.
sixteen authors, including Charlotte
Smith Perkins. Gilman and Countess
de Grammont, three sculptorS, one
architect, four journalists. including
Mrs. Ebert Hubbard: sixteen civil
service women. twenty-five law er5
and representatives OF thirteen trades
in which women compete with men,
Among the boX-holders were Mrs
o. Fl. p Belmont, Mrs G Phelps
stokes. Mrs. William NJ. Iyans, Mrs
Z. f Gary and Mrs. Henry Phipps.
The girl collesIan In cap and gown
was much In evidence while on the
Stage forest of banners proclaimed
the Nomens organizations represent
cd Among them were: Womens
Trade Union League; National Amer
lean Woman Suffrage Association.
New York State Woman Suffrage
Association; Medical Woman; NUM-
Cipal Ownership League; Collegiate
Equal Suffrage Lea2ue: Woman's
Progressive Suffrage - and VII.
liam Lloyd Garrison League.
The flag OF Wyoming. the first state
to grant women the suffrage, hung
facing the stage and the ushers wore
oragne colored shoulder sashes, bear
ing the familiar legend. Votes for
Women"
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
RAGING TO GET
GOODS TO AMERICA

Washington, Oct. 25.-What is re-
sardcd as distinct concession to
importing interests and TO France
was made by treasury department
today when IL was instructed TO keep
custom houses open until 4:30 p. IN.
next Saturday on which day the coIa-
mcrcial agreements with Franco.
Switzerland and Bulgaria will expire.
The purpose Is TO give every facility
10 Importers to enter goods at the re-
duccd rates OF the expiring treaties,
and instructions were given partlc-
ularly TO New York and few other
cities where the customs houses close
ordinarily al l p. m. on Saturday in
difference to local law or customs.
The acts of congress do not recoG'
MIC Saturday afternoon as half holi-
davs and the executive departments
Of the government at Washington
therefore remain open until 1870
every Saturday. the same az other
week days. except during the sum-
mer.
A French transatlantic liner Is
making a race against Time in order
10 Get cargo OF goods in under the
lower rates provided by the COM
mcrcIal agreement The steamer Is
scheduled TO arrive early Saturday
Afternoon and today's extension OF
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
IMPRISONMENT IS
GROSS INJUSTICE

Guadalajara. Mex, Oct. 25-A let
ter from President Taft, written in
San Antonio has been received by
Guadalajara division No, $40, Order of
Railway Conductors 1t Is in reply to
the letter reviewing the case of Con
ductor James A. Cook. declaring his
Imprisonment gross injustice and
demanding action for his release by
the United States government. The
presidents letter says:
IL have your letter of Oct. o. and
have transmitted Il to the secretary
of-state for such Investigations and
action as the facts show will justify.
| have requested the state department
TO advise you of the course taken by
it,"
The letter has caused rejoicing
among the American railroad men.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
WHAT is HEM-ROID
A TABLET, TAKEN INTERNALLY
THAT CURES PILES.

Piles (hemorrhoids) arc getting
more common every day, because We
live unnaturally, overeating, over
working. taking little exercise, gradu,
ally causing a deadening of veins aad
tissues In the lower bowel. Blood
stagnation is the cause of piles. and
a condition that can't be permanently
cured With ointments.
DR.. Leonhardts Hcm-Roid is the
only internal tablet remedy that cures
piles by freeing the circulation. Sold
under guarantee at Badcons Pharma-
cy. Ogden. Utah. Price 81. DR.. Leon
hardt Co., Station B, Buffalo, n. Y.
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CITY AUDITORS
REPORT

Auditors report of audit finished
Sept 25, 1909, Waterworks Depart
ment, Ogden City Corporation
Warrants outstanding June Goth,
1909;
No. $50, issued June 26tb.
Pingree Nat. Bank. ..,... Sl0,125,0O
No. 261. Issued June 2Sth,
West G Batcman ........ 3S0.70
No 262, issued June 2Sth.
c. H. Kircher ........,. 1854
No 263, issued June so
D. G Taylor .....,..., 5000
No, 266. issued June 30th,
Harry Heath .......,, $500
No. 269, issued June 30th.
l.. p. Hardy y..........-. 1900
No. 270, issued June goth,
c. II. Kircher ....,s. 125.00
Total warrants not paid, .s1o,77e.Ol
Cash I'm bank June goth . 0.023 sc
Cash receipts for June, e,.. 524.03
Total cash ..,,..........$10 $10.5l73i
Over draft on water account 23O66
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BOMB FAILED TO EXPLODE.

Lawton. okla Oct. 25,-An internal
machine was found eearly today in
the office of County Attorney ] A
Fain. who recently received an al
legged blackhand letter threatening
him with assassination on or before
October 25.
The machine was placed with the
intention that 1t should explode by
the ignition OF a match as the of
flee door was opened.
Chris Swank. former secretary 10
Congressman Scott Ferris was the
first person 10 enter the Office today.
but fortunately the bomb failed to
oXDlOdo
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MEETING F3lDAY

The Republican Ladies' will give a
reception at Republican headquarters,
Opera House block. p. M 10 ) p. m,
Friday, Oct. %. 1909 \ nice musi-
cal program VIII be rendered and re-
ireShments served. Good speakers.
Al Invited.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26

Nice, little, pleasant. gentle, easy,
safe and sure pills, arc Rings Little
Liver Pills. Pinesalve. carbollzcd,
soothes pain. In any emergency
bruises, cuts, sores. burns. scratches,
etc. Plnesalve. carbolized. is best
Sold by Geo +. Cave Drug Stores, =
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
RECEPTION TO o'coNNoR.

Boston. Oct. 25.--A great gathering
OF lrlsh-Nericans tonight gave rous-
ing reception TO T. p O'Connor Irish
national leader member of parfa'
ment. One thousand dollars was
raised TO advance the cause Of home
rlIlo I'm Ireland
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
PARKER BEATS WILSON.

Glenns Falls, y. Y. oct. 25.-Andy
Parker OF New York. got the better
Of Bobby Wilson, champion light.
weight OF Canada in 4 tep-round bout
tonight Parker forced the lighting
throughout
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
NOTICE, q. r. r. 7.

Special meeting Tuesday night at
the X C. hall at S'clock. Business OF
importance. Vicc-Prcs Il. Mcintyre
In the chair
G. u, SIMPSON. Pres.
L. y. IRVINE, Secretary.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
EVELYN HOWARD IMPROVES

Washington, Oct. 25,-The condi'
tion of Mrs William II, Short. or
Evelyn Howard the show girl. who
was shot three times by her husband
yesterday was reported tonight to be
much improved,
Surgeons removed two OF the buol'
let's and the young woman rallied
Immediately after the operation IL 's
believed she will recover,
The body Of her husband who sui
cided after the shooting when she
refused to leave the stage and re-
turn to him is at the morguc un'
claimed.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
Anty Drudge Tells How.

Mrs Koavler-Well must be going Now mind you
come and see next week. Any day 'cept Monday
That's my wash and the house will be full Of
steamy soap-sudS and me too tired to make you a
cup of tea"
Anty Drudge That's just the day I'll come And I'll
be there bright and early with cake of FelsNaptha
soap. The wash will be on the line before noon-and
the ironing done before night
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26

Interest and premiums. ...S 1865
Water rentals ............ 31,19i95
Surplus from special tax
last wear ...,,........ 1O.1ii95
Tanning service .:....... S41 50
Water for buildinS-... 1880
Miscellaneous receipts, ,,, 1000
Sale Of old iron on..,....-. 29.I5
Turning water OF and on. 800
Donosit for meters ....... 100 90
Total cash receipts for six
months ..........,.,.. SfS, 1888
Deduct money received from
special taxes ........ss,. 1O,l4i.9o
Leaves waterworks net re-
ceiptS .....,..,.s....... .S33,6Oi.4i
Disbursements Of waterworks for
six months ending June 30th, 1893.
moi including original purchase price.
which was S555. 800.
Paid interest on bonds. .S $3.50
Foreman and inspectors sal
aries ....,sss,s...,.sss, ls5lpoO
Maintenance .......... 1,91i62
Tanning water mains, labor 1920
Tapping material ..,.,.. 22l.20
Stationery and printing tnew
books and stationery. .., 511.S0
Horse and wagon expense. 1880
Legal cXpcnscs-Taylor can
Won litigation ....... 900 90
Water main extensions
amount paid for extending
mains Observation-Disclosures, 12.57j.S9
Mctcrs-cost of new meters
purchased .............. 1926
Office furniture and fixtures S9072
Telephone rcntal--olfiCc and
shop ............... S7l5
Repairs and setting meters 1850
Real estate acqulrcd-Gill
land in TAYLOR canyon 49,, 43Si1O
Rent Of Office and shop,
amount paid TO Ogden City $50 30
Construction OF new reser-
yoir; first estimate paid TO
Wbeclwrlght Const Co on
contract for new reservoir
In course of construc-
ton ..,............ 4.777a2
Omcc salaries and expenses
(inciudinG transferring OF
books from Ogden Water
works CO. TO Ogden city, 2,55O0O
Repairs street sprinklers-
standpipes ...S......... a.76
Warrants outstanding unpaid 10,7IS.0i
Paid county treasurer for
collecting taxes ..... 1.64l3l
Total disbursements for
first six months. ........ 44,6S3.3o
Deduct net receipts from tho
total expenses as above
stated ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SS.G03.44
Leaves a deficit, loss short
age OF money. or excess of
expenses over receipts OF Sll,02S95
Add waterwoTks tool shed
and store house, paid out
of city general fund &C.,. 3,0S023
Total excess of expendi-
lures over receipts for SIX
months ........ .....s14, 109.1S
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Register this Tuesday evening,
Call up Republican headquarters,
if YOU do not know where to reg
lister. Call 421 Independent
phone, or 40S Bell phone.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26

Hauderine works wonders. Itpfcdaces
hair just rs surely as raia
and suoshlnc raises crops IL produces thick
growth OF luxurant hair whom all usher reme-
dies fall We guarantee DaDderlne. III drug
eists coll It's. 6oc and 81 per bottle To
provo Ito worth send this I'D With 100 Ia stainpl
or silver and we NIll mail YOU n largo heo
palnple, EHONJT0E DASDERlNE Coz
Chlcsgo. IL
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Did Mayor Brewers Water Committee Make Full True and Correc
Statement of the Conditions of the Waerworks for the Six
Months Ending at p. m. June 80, 1909? Com
pare the Three Reports.
REPORT BY
WILLIAM GlASMARN

Receipts OF Water~orks for Six
Months, Not Including Original
Purchase Price, Which
Was 1855 400.
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If you found it easier

If you found it easier to do your
washing on Tuesday than on Monday, you
would change at once. Sensible women
would! Yet there are some women who
still wash clothes in the old-fashioned, hard
rubbing way, just because their mothers
taught them so.
Are you wearing out yourself and your
clothes boiling and rubbing? Why not
try Fels-Naptha soap? It's the new, mod
ern way of washing. Use it in cold or
lukewarm water-no boiling or hard-rub-
bing- and your clothes will be cleaner,
whittier, and wear longer.
Follow directions on the red and green
wrapper.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26

Mr., GlasmsDn wants to know where
the above statement accounts for the
SO 1864 debt or warrants outstand-
Ing as shown by the auditors report
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-10-26
MAYOR BRE WER AND HIS WATER
COMMITTEES REPORT

Special Waterworks Tax Levy,
1905.
Waterworks cash
payment .. 105, 10000
Balance tax levy
collected to June
80. 1909. .s... lO14495
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
Greatest Crowd of Decade
Sees Angels Smother Seals
Corbett Gets Away to Bad Start and Game
Is Easily Cinched by Champions
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

Not since the days when the Haight everybody
k a San ranclsco send such delegation the whiGh
tan fans and observers way grounds
The Seals halted very dsve
rolled aneeo % Won he morning game
the
BTother Joe corbt could not dev ntbr @ d @ e 6 m = bbid
nm 1t great Los Angeles day the Fran
will but anyhow
No crowd pulled any Every
@ % % run " & a u 4 IKE taking drop drop & OF heart 8 blood from rom the
and they trusted luck but nothing could the onward rush the
ability
10 TOOL the Angels This tells the tale the Angel
of the enemy or the errors OF his own teammates or himself MT the rms
As usual the Seals started with that whiwind zder neaked
fe At
z Sid home amid the Wild ye Of the mude so Dee" "So ." HS
L a8gs dasg got the run back Bes & led on with single
while the being made Beal and scored Joe
steadied down and retired the other quickly.
The half OF the the Seals their final tally
d d G ood foy b~ Se3,s ,rers @ "a be ead aga;n s ~
break it up in the next sPam A odOtf had beaten bunt Nase
Texas guer back OF second oFndo scored easily but Nagie would have
Inc Angel pitcher loJureq nse INTO ne m ae ] ana MAS WAS Io[eb b
pitchers boys hitting Nag and they stood
him working with Tozer He had
every OF them marked with the Indian sign - g. -, -
but Dillon and B both retired sending the runner to third Mher shot
srofber safe drive This made the score 5 to o.
The Angels were not even satisfied
g % 50 3 as to make u ] ns this his m e on IN Bes Be s oHnd % TIe
Berry pulled double steal him without
The work Occasionally they
% aes @ in @ the pam they could cheering
They and they played buheaded game
odT % ras sorry for cob and everybody pulling
Most figured the dying mans chance but tins was S 3ny & 14k
Ia fr W.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
CHOOSE OFFICIALS
FOR THE AUTO
CONTESTS
Representative Body of PrOn1i.
nent Men Named by the
Reliance Athletic Club

. OAKLAND. June 2T.-Bankers. mer-
chants. doctors, men In all walks OF
business life. as well as the commercial
bodies of the city. are uniting TO make
success Of the big automobile and
motorcycle race meeting to be held un-
der the auspices of the Reliance ath-
letic club at the Emeryville track July
D. as shown in the track official COM
mlttees appointed last night. II the
attendance upon the meet is commen-
surate with the work being done the
immense grandstand at the track will
scarcely be adequate TO hold the crowd
A list or track officials follows:
Automobile eomuissioner-Rohert w Mart
.and' d' secretary OF Marthnd, .Peart & Elking-
Referee-Frank W. Bfger. president Of the
Judges-T H. Ellington president Of the Mart
land Peart & Ellington company; p y. Hanra-
han merchant; T. \. Walter. cashier OF the
FIRST national bank; /. Fl Clay. president OF the
Chamber of Commerce; r. b. Bull manager for
the Frank X. Mott company Fred Nichols. man
%Eer OF the Nichols automobile company; A. b
watson CHAIRMAN OF the executive COMMITTEES OF
the California automobile club; Walter d. Reed.
architect; Or. II. b. Mehrmann. physician.
IlmerS-R. ;. BOSWOrth. agent OF the Jewell
company; NJ SchOenfeId. ieweler: Emil Fritch
tailor; Charles T. Lee real estate dealer; Harry
Boyle OF the Oakland traction company; X. r.
Romie. Pacific auto machine works, f.. H.
Morrill,. jeweler; +. Kisich. proprietor OF the
Saddle Rock cafe; Henry F. V0gt. clerk of the
Pacific States telegraph and telephone COM
pany
starter--waIter B. Faweett president OF the
Reliance club
Assistant starters-L L. Gummow. manager Of
the Keystone garage; II. J. Tresselt. paving in
speetor; Arthur Bull, agent for the Maxwell
automobile.
seorers-F. NJ. Cereni president Of the Bank
ers' association; A. E. Berg. automobile sup
plies; Archie M. Jordan. tire salesman William
H George, real estate agent: W. L. LoOs, agent
for the REQ and Studebaker automobiles; Theo.
Schlueter merchant; Byron Rutley, tailor:
Theodore Smith and Ed j. Grlndley. Barber as
phalt paving company
AnROuncer-W. I. Hamilton.
Clerks OF cOurse-N. r. Peart. vice president
Of MARYLAND. Peart & ELLINGTON; ". Freezing,
proprietor OF the National garage
observation-disclosures Avis. manager OF the Oak
land branch OF the Moore supply company; ".
Leedom.s manager Of the Lake Merritt garage;
II. Rafhn, with E. j. Day 4 Co.
Marshal-0le Snedger
Assistant marshals-GeOrge H Kicker. Frank
BrOwnell, Otto Fritsch and A c. Allen
Tire inspector-W, Jurgewitz.
Emergency cOmmittee-Dr. j. F. Slavish. Or.
W F. Chambers, Dr. H. r MehraaRn. Dr. w
5 Porter, DR.. q. A. Dukes. DIR. r. L. Dietz
Additional sports on Pages and m
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28

The Invaders finished the weeks job
yesterday by taking a double header
and sending the Raisin Growers away
with only one victory out of the series
of seven. While the result of the
southern players work was not graft
flying, they extended Moreing's men
all the way. The afternoons affair was
won by q to score
1t was a banner day for Doc Moski-
man. as he pitched the Invaders to
victory in both contests. Trippett
started to do the heavy work in the
morning. but after going nearly four
innings he was hit on the wrist by a
batted ball, which necessitated him
leaving the game. With things look
ing. gloomy for Oakland Moskiman
took up the job and won a hard Il
inning battle.
Doc came right back in the aft
ernoon and pitched even better. After
the, first two innings he worked in
faultless fashion, and there never was
time when he was in danger For
rsster worked well. but a few bad
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28

BYRON. June 27.-Byron easily defeated the
Merchants Of Stockton today. ScaIly was batted
all over the field A feature Of the game was
the wonderful catch of Kellar in left. Score:
Il H. Il.
Byron --.--------.-.-...-..-. ..-.-.----.11 ~ 8
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
San Francisco 3, Los Angeles ?

-rbe morning game at Oakland almost
brolre up in a riot. The score was 3
- and one was down in the ninth
fnning and Beau was on third. Wheeler
laid down buntA at the signal for
the squeeze play, and as Beall started
home Zeider was there TO pick up the
hall and hurl it with all the force that
was in his good right arm
Rau and runner seemed TO pull up
at the plate at the same moment No
body was quite sure what happened
hut Umpire McGreevy said out" Then
re trouble commenced. The Los An
s,eIes PLAYERS swarmed on the field and
81 did the fans from the bleachers. 1t
looked like riot, but the trouble was
eased and the game resumed Wheeler
stfenpted to steal. but Nick Williams
legged him out by a foot and the
game was over, to in San Fran
siscos favor.
IN TO the ninth inning browning
Rad the Angels blanked- In this frame
Ross led OF with double and Dlilon
~egfstered him with single. While
the ball was still hot BeaH slapped
Sf viprnt on the nose for a three cushion
s,.fre 10 deep center. He might have
made home and tied the score there,
INT he did not want 10 take such a
chance with one man out. Anyhow, he
was grabbed at the plate moment
later and that was all Score:
TnS kNCtTEc
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
OARSMEN TRAINING
FOR REGATTA
JULY 5
Followers of Game Look For.
ward to Greatest Aquatic
EVent of Years

The oarsmen from the clubs of the
city gathered for practice at the Dol
phin club house. foot Of Van Ness ave-
nue., yesterday morning. The weather
was ideal for the sport, and the try
outs We're satisfactory in every in
stance. Most of the boys made a good
showing and indicated that they were
in rare form for the big regatta July 0.
This regatta is attracting the atten-
tion of the oarsmen from all over the
coast, and indications point to con-
testanfs from Los Angeles, Vallejo, Sc
attic and Portland. The committee
has completed all arrangements for
the big event, which gives promise OF
putting aquatic sports back on the
level where it stood in the good old
palmy days of 20 years ago.
The supervisors and other city Of
ficials will be the honored guests of
the day. Each of the many contesting g
clubs will have its best men and crews
in the races. and it is expected that
coast records win be in. danger.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28

Additional sports on Pages ; and n
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
ROTHSCHILD'S COLT
WINS FRENCH
CLASSIC
Three Huudred Thousand Per-
sons Witness Victory of
Vernun1 i'm Grand Prix

PARIS. June 27.-Baron Maurice de
Rothschild's chestnut colt Verdun,
with, Barat up, today won the Grand
Prix de Paris over the Longchamps
course in a driving finish with Nine.
N.<G. Cheremeteff's Rebelle second and
Edmond Blanch's Union third The
value of the stake was S74,155, the
distance one mile and seven furlongs.
The classic event was contested over
sodden track in a drenching rain in
the presence of 100000 persons, among
whom We're thousands Of Americans
who had come here from England and
w. X. Vanderbilt, who. with his bay
colt Northeast, won the Grand PriX
last year, was represented by Negofol
saad Oversight, the fayorites in the
betting with Lord Mickelham's William
", which finished third in the Eng
lish derby, heavily backed by the Eng
lish contingent as second choice, and
Union. a popular French entry, third
choice.
Eleven horses faced the starter. and
when the flag fell William ~, closely
attended by the Vanderbilt entries and
Union, broke in front and set q ter
riRe pace. He made the running to
the head of the stretch. where Yer
dun and Rebelle. the latter a rank
outsider, came through, finishing in
that order, with Union third ali out
under the whip. Barat, the jockey
who piloted Verdun to victory was
the first French rider to win the Grand
Prix since the inauguration of Napo-
leon III and shared in the ovation
given baron de Rothschild.
1t was the largest betting event in
the history of the French turf $3.50 500
being wagered in the pari mutuels The
Americans, who backed the Vanderbilt
horse to man, returned to Paris with
flattened pocketbooks.
Ross Adams Christiana won the
Prix Castries, Mason Carnes' Terrapae-
"a belng unplaced. Herman B. Duryea' s
Rose Noble which has been fire.
quent winner here, failed to get a
place in the Prix du Due D'Aosta.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28

Prominent oarsmen who will take big held
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28
American League

CHICAGO. June 27.-chicago and De-
troit broke even today, Detroit win
ming the first contest, / to 0. and Chi
cago taking the second, to 8. Scores:
First game: r. III. e.
chicago ..s.ss.s....s. s........0 5 0
Detroit 8
Batteries-Burns and Sullivan; Kill
liam and Stanage.
Second game: r. H. E.
chicago .sse.sss,.......
Detroit 2
Batteries-White and Sullivan: Will
lett, Suggs and Stanage.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-St Louis and
Cleveland broke even in their double
header this afternoon when ythe ST
Louis team won the opening battle by
a score of to 0 and dropped the sec
ond, IL to 3. Scores:
First game: r. H. f..
St. Louis .l....-...........6 0
Batteries-Powell and criger; Berger
and Bemis
Second game: r. TT. 81.
st. Louis ....-. .ss.ss......... 5
Cleveland .',,;.,.,.. IL IL 0
and Clarke.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-28

Batteries-0' BanIon and McCabe; ScaIIy and
McMurrsy. Umpire, Richards.