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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-08-03
rIrcrloN PROCLAMATION.

EIEC ION PHOOGHNHl wv
,PubnsNed July u. q and 25. and
August and u. lgj9J
Under authority conferred by the
constitution and by tue laws Of the
state Of Oklahoma and pursuant 20 a
resolution and order duly adopted ani
passed by the Board OF County Com
uissiorrrs Of Carter County. state
OF Oklahoma. az an adjourned regu-
lar session held on the 18TH day Of
June. 4. d. 1909. notice is hereby
given that special election viii be
baId in such county on Tuesday the
18th day of August. A. D.. 1903, 70
submit 20 the electors OF such county
the question whether such County
Commissioners shall Issue negota5le
coupon bonds Of such county. IN the
amount Of S2Uu. 900 90 90 run twenty-five
years from the date thereof, bear.
iue interest at the rate OF i've per
centum per annum. payable semi-an'
nualiy fOg the purpose OF building
bridges 10 and for such county. an
levy and collect an annual tax upon
all taxable properly In such county
sufficient 90 pay the interest ~ ana
the principal OF such bonds as they
mature: such bridges 20 be lis 10
number. and located as follows. 20
Wit. Bndge Law. Secs !. 2, and -
state Of Oklahoma. Carter County. 50.
10 the Honorable Board Of County
Commiss Oners.
In the matter Of estimates ot the
cost of building such bridges a. are
necessary for the public use and con
yenleuce on roads now opened and
- bc opened hereafter ] respectfully
submit the follo~inE
All bridges 20 be Of steel unless
Otheralse specified.
Road No. :.
Running from DurwoOd through
Ardmorc. LOae Grove. Hewitt and
Eolian.
}. Across W Anadarko on
: line Sec. % TiS-R2E
90 ~ .................t 3JNOO
Across r Anadarko on
5 line Sec. % TiS.R2E
- ~. ................ $4,000
B. Across B.uehOle Creek
between Sec. 1882 T4S-
RE - Il ............ $4,000
8 Across Wolf Creek be
tween Sec. 1888 T4S.
Rlw 60 It .-.......... 100000
T. Across Walnut Bayou
In Sec &c T4SR2W 60
~. ................... l7J0.00
C. Across Red Oak Creek
on S line Sec 81 T4S-
R3w g. ~. .......... I.75o.OO
= on SO line Sec 30 TfS-
R3W. wood 30 ~. ... 10000
g On Sec line Sec -
TiS-RsW. wood 30 ~ 10000
9 on Sec. line Sec. 80
TsS-3W. wood 40 IT.. 10000
10 On Sec. line Sec. 80
TfS-R3w. wood &c ~ $4,000
il. On Sec. line Sec 81
T4S.R3W. wood 40 ~. 10000
j.. on Sec line Sec 81
TiS-R2W. wood 40 N 10000
l3 On Sec line Sec 80
TfS-R2W. wood 40 ~ 10000
Is On Sec line between
Sec 1894 TiS-R2W
wood sc ~ ......... $50 90
l. = Run. + & W. Sec. 80
T4SR2W. wood &c TT $4,000
IG on $ line Sec. % T4S-
ROW. wood 40 ~ .... 10000
u on : line Sec 30. TiS-
Rlw. . OF .-rL each
NODl ................. 'VO.Ou
ls ON g Nuc Sec p T4S.
RlW. &c ~ wood . 10000
IL on S line Sec. &c TiS.
RlW. 40 ~ wood .... 400 90
20 on S. Inc Sec. 25 TiS.
RlW. 36 n wood 400 90
81 on S line Sec 80 TiS-
ROE. 30 n wood ... $50 90
22 on S line Sec &c TiS-
R2E. 80 ~. wood ... 10000
Total No OF bridges on
road No ! 22-Total
estimate .............si sia.75O 90
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ty election board tor the holding of
general elections IN such county. such
places being the usual places for hold
ing elections i'm such county, which
places are as follows to.wit: tSec.
-
city ~ Nrdmore Precinct No. T., at
Baptist Church.
city Of Ardmore, Precinct No. ., NJ
McCharen's Store.
civ of ArdmOre Precinct No. ,, n
Nansnold's Store.
City Of Ardmore. Precinct No. T., AZ
Halls store.
city OF Ardmore, Precinct No. O., AZ
ChauCcllOr's Store.
City Of Ardmore. Precinct No. G., At
City Hall.
city OF Ardmore. Precinct No. :, at
Staples store
city of Ardmorc, Precinct No s., a.
Davis store.
city OF Ardmore. Precinct No. q, at
Wilmington Hotel
.dorgan Township, Precinct No. l.,
az Craddock's store
Morgan Township Precinct No. .,
AZ Pollard's Store.
Morgan Township. Precinct No. 3,
az Canning Factory.
Morgan DDwnship. Precinct No. (.
al Whltnoy's store.
Wilson Township. Precinct No. /.
at Province.
Wilson Township. Precinct No. ..
al Durwood.
Wilson Township Precinct No. ,.
at Nulkey
Rorwvn Township. Precinct No. :.
az Baum.
Brrwyn Township. Precinct No. ..
at Bcrwyn
RorWyn Township. Precinct No. ,.
NJ Springer
Akcrs township. Precinct No. I. at
Glenn.
Akrrs Township Precinct No. .. at
Newport
AkeS Township, Precinct No. 8, NJ
Woodford.
Graham Township. Precinct No. /,
AZ Pooly.llc
Graham Township. Precinct No. .
az Graham
Graham Township, Precinct No. 3.
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Road No. ?.

Road No. ?.
Across sand Gre. X in
Sec. 80 T5S.RlE. 30
It Observation-Disclosures 1850 90
;. Across Hickory Greek
100 yds $. ~ &. IA
Sec. 80 TiS-RlE. 100
Il Neutrality-suspicious.. 2.30O 90
Across Creek on ". line
Sec 10 T3S-R2E, SO n
girdcr ............ 10000
on W. line Sec 10
T3SR2E. 20 H. Eirdor 10000
=, on " line Sec 10
T5S-R2E, 30 a. girdcr 10000
! on W line See rs
T5S.R2E 80 a. eirdcr 10000
A. y r. Cor See. .,
T3S-R1E 3G II. span. 10000
Total number bridges
ON this road : Tota'
estimate ..........~...S $50. 90
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Road No. g.

Road No. 8,
Running from South line ~ the
County through Hewitt. Keller.
Sneod. Milo, Poolville and Homer
J. Across East Fork 81
mon Creek mt NV Cor
See. - T5S.R2W, SO H.
wood ...............S 200 90
2. Across prmijOhn Greek
between Sec $40 T5S-
REV, Is r......... l.?JO %
:. Across Cottonwood
Crock between Sc. 81
% T4SR2w. 50 H.. 800 %
4 Across walnut Bayou
botweea Sec 1916 TtS-
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Road No. 13.

Across Wolf Greek be.
TWEEN Sec. 22.26 T4S.
RIM. 40 n. steel ...
Across Wolf Creek
between Sec. a2.21, TiS.
Rlw, ~ r...........
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Total estimate on material
and Construction prop
cr ...................s135.775.OO
Clearing bridge sites and
opening roads 10 same will
average $500 per bridge. 8 100000
adding 90 per cent 10 cover
unseen errors and Difficult.
ties and variation in cost
OF materials and help. 27.1J5.00
Plans. Specifications. Super
intending of the construc-
tiou shop drawings and
other engineering 12 per
cent .................... 1928 90
For additional approaches
and freight etc .......... 17.2s5. 90
Total estimate for the com.
plction and opening TO
travel the bridges actually
needed for public use and
convenience at the present
time ................... S2OO ,OOO.oo
This estimate furnishes my monthly
report for the months OF April and
May. 1909.
J. W. HAM.
County Surveyor Carter County, Ok.
lahOma
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Road No T.

Running from County limo ON the
Sou-l~--l- --f1ugh ChnHk- ~Hrork, Lone
Grove Newport and Woodfori
7. Between Soc. 25.2G T5S-
RlW. so n wooden 500 zoe
ON r. l.u. Sec 1} T5S
RlW. 90 r. wooden 10000
q" ON East line Sec. l2
T5S.RlW. 40 n. wooden 500
on East line Soc r.
T5S-RlW. 90 n. wooden $4,000
3 between Sec l3li
TiS.RlW, 30 n. wooden 25OOo
g. Between Sec NE
TiS.RlW tOft wooden $50 nO
Z In Sec 30 T2S.RlW.
36 n. wooden ........ 10000
g. between Sec 9G.2f
T3S-RlW. 80 ft We den 10000
g Across CaddO Creek
between Sec. G1 TBS.
REV. so f.......... 100000
10. between Sec. lO1l TBS.
RlW. 30 r. wooden. $4,000
Total number bridges
L.
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Total number bridges
ON this road 10 Total
estimate .............S T..
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Total number bridges
ON this road Total
estimate ...........s2 1850 OO
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seeCoO

Total 80 of bridges
ON This road % Es'.
mated cost ....... se9GCo o.
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on this road are 1S
bridges - Total esti.
mate ...............sl1.175.O
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Total number bridges
ON this road Q Total
estimate .............s 1850 90
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Total number bridges
on this road . Total
estimate ............s
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Total 80 bridges on
mis- road 8 Total osti.
mate ...............S'
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on This road are II
brIigDs-T Total .stt.
mate ..............
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Total No OF bridges on
road No I. 22-Total
estimate ............. si475O 90
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Running from County line ON the
West through Healdtou, Keller I'm.
torp-iso 20 Ardmoro
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
HE GAVE A FINE
PARK TO SILVERT0N

A short time before his death, Al
Coolidge decided the fve-acre tract
OF land in this city. commonly known
as Coolidge Park. TO the city Of Sill
verton, but, for some unknown rea-
son, the deed, although properly
signed, had not been presented TO
the city and placed on record. Tues
day afternoon, however, All. Cool
idge handed the deed to Mayor
Rauch and that document was nc
companied by a check for 800 10
be appropriated in making the neces-
sary improvements in the property.
and Il is understood that the city viii
receive check for 500 every six
months from Coolidge a. Mechanic
for an indefinite period. or so long
as the park is kept in good condition.
In presenting this beautiful piece Of
property 20 the city, II Is requested
on the part OF the members OF the
Coolidge and McClaine families, that
the park be called Coolidge and Nc
Clane Park. In memory OF the donors,
AZ Coolidge and +. McClane, who
were instrumental In the develop
ment OF Silverton and surrounding
country. This request Will, OF course,
be regarded, and Il is more than prob
able that the city will erect a mon
ment at some early date In memory
OF those .honored citizens, who have
gone to their eternal rest. Just what
action will be taken by the city In
the way OF beautifying the park can
not be determined until the next
meeting OF the common council,
which will be held August 2, but II
is certain that Improvements will be
speedily made, and SilVerton will
soon have one of the most beautiful
parks In oregon. Nature alone has
made great provisions In affording a
place in this city for recreation. and,
with the money which has been pro-
yided, the park can be made a credit
o all SilYerton.
Coolidge and MeClane park Is con-
yeniently located on the west side Of
Silver creek. Immediately az the foot
of a beautiful timber-covered hill.
and, without OrnamentatlOn. other
than which nature has provided, Is a
most beautiful spot. where people
love to assemble In the summer sea-
son for recreation.
Mayor Rauch has suggested that
an tApeIicHceu man bf thpioyeu W
furnish specifications Os the work re-
quiTed TO place the park in a eonji-
tion that wonld most likely meet the
expectations OF those who SO gener-
ously donated II TO the city, and this
seems like a very good suggestion.
Now that the property has gone into
the hands OF the city, we should take
pride In such a park as will speak
ereditably for Silyerton -Silyerton
Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26

A falling tiny nerve-no larger
than the finest silken thread-takea
from the Heart it's impulse, its pow
er. its regularity. The Stomach also
has It's hidden or inside nerve. II was
DR.. Shoop who FIRST told US II was
wrong 10 drug a weak or failing Sto-
mach Heart or Kindeys. His pre-
script'on-Dr ShoOp's Restorative
is directed straight for the cause OF
these ailments-these weak and fal-
terinE inside nerves. This, no doubt.
clearly expains why the Restorative
has of late grown so rapidly in popu-
larity. Druggists say that those who
test the Restorative even for a few
days, soon become fully convinced OF
It's wondTful merit. Anyway. don't
drug the organ. Treating the cause
OF sickness is the only sensible and
successful way. Sold by Capital Drug
Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
CUBA IS
ANGRY AT
UNCLE SAM

Havana. July 26.-Great irritation
is expressed by Havana newspapers
al the United States government s
action in regard 20 the dismissing OF
James Page. an American citizen, the
chief engineer reconstruction on the
Cisnfuegos water works and sewer
age system under the II. j. Reilly
contract.
Engineer Page was recently notl-
fled OF his discharge by the secretary
of public works, against which acuon
American Minister Morgan protested
by instruction from Washington. Ihe
newspapers generally deem MI MOT
gan's course as unwarrantable inter
ference in CuOa's internal affairs.
The Triunio. 'lne administration
organ, says no protest has been made
by the American minister, who, as a
personal friend, has merely asked
tat Mr.. Page be reinstated.
In spite OF denials, IL is known
that the American minister personal
ly protested against Pages dismissal
10 the secretaries of state and public
works, and wired a protest TO Presi-
dent Gomex at his summer home az
Cayo CTistO.
Mr.. Morgans protest is based on
the terms OF the contract and Gov
ernor MagOon's decree appointing
Page as chief engineer September ~
1908, both of which declared that ne
should retain office until the WORK
was finished unless removed Dy presl-
Dental order for cause after puOhc
hearing.
Secretary Lagueruela admlts tha1
Engineer Pages work is satisfactory
and so far as can be learned. ne ohly
wants Mr.. Page removed 70 make
place for a Cuban.
Excitement over this atIalr mas
been intensified on account OF its ioi-
lowing closely upon the protests OF
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
STAYTON
SAW MILL
BURNED

The Miller q son sawmill and 3O0,-
zoe feet OF lumber were destroyed By
fire az noon Saturday. three miles
west OF SJayIon. The loss will ap-
proXimate $4,000, There was no in
suTance.
The fire started around the boiler
during the noon hour and In just Z
minutes the big mill was In ruins.
The Stayton fire department was
rushed 10 the scene with about 900
feet OF hose. but the mill was doom
ed before the department arrived. A
desperate fight was made 10 save the
lumber piles. and al 4 o'colck this
afternoon the hre was under con-
troll, after more than half OF the lum-
Der had been destroyed.
The mill had been built only about
two and a half years, and was owned
by Miller a. Son, prominent ranch
ers living near Scio. The principal
owner was at work on his farm when
the mill burned. The mill was cut
ting about 10000 feet per day and
employed about 80 men.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
STOCK MARKET
SHOWS MUCH LIFE

limited Press Leased Wirel
New York, July 26.-Efforts were
made to boost the stock market to-
day but no interest whatever was
taken by the public and the result
was a general decline in the big list.
Reports of heavy sales of copper
metal were made to influence a ia
vorable quotation toward Amalga-
mated Copper and It's allied shares,
but Amalgamated closed rs points
under Saturday, while there was but
little change In Smelling shares.
Lack OF interest and nominal trad
ing contributed mostly toward the
downfall of the general list today.
Brooklyn Rapid Transit came in for
a decline of nearly point although
there was slight advance in st.
Paul,
Louisville and Nashville was one
of the few stocks to be bulled. Steel
shares we're active and trifle lower.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
LOS ANGELES HAS
LODGING HOUSE FIRE

Los Angeles, July 26.--A loss OF
$4,000 was the estimated damage
done by fire, presumably caused by
spontaneous combustion, yesterday at
the plant OF the Port Costa Milling
company, 1909 San Fernando street.
The blaze was discovered by watch
man I'm the milling room. An alarm
was turned In Immediately and when
the firemen arrived the blaze was well
under headway and the firemcn could
not save the building and had a
hard fight 20 prevent the destruction
near by.
Manager Mead stated that the
building IL owned by the milling
company and that there Is large
amount OF insurance on the stock.
machinery and building, hut not
enough TO cover the loss.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
THEY "RELlEVED HIM"
MUCH AS POSSIBLE
UNITED Press LEASED Wire. !

San Francisco, July 26.--Horace
HaTcourt. a phTenologist, and Hamil
Robinson, a spiritualist. were arrest
ed today and charged with grand lar
ceny. John Bleizfor, a retired Aus
trian army officer, is the complain
ant, He alleges that the two men
extracted S400 from him in an effort
TO cure him OF a disease, and they
told him nothing could be done TO
relieve him further.
The phrenologist and his spiritual
istie friend were arrested by detec-
tives at their once at l1s3 Market
street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
FRISCO ENGRAvERS
RETURN TO WORK

San Francisco, July 2e--Foilow-
ing the signing OF an agreement, ~
engravers' union returned to work In
commercial shops today. The en-
gravers were locked out directly By
the local newspapers, with the excep-
ton OF the Daily News, and the COM
mercial shops we're dragged into the
controversy when they attempted 20
prepare cuts for the daily press.
The proprietors of the CONNER
olal shops agreed 10 maintain q neu-
tral stand regarding the quarrel be-
tween the union and the publishers.
and the engravers returned to their
work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
SOUVENIR GH0ULS
WORSE THAN ICE FL0ES

San Francisco, July 26.--Though
the tiny sloop Gjoa survived the ice
bergs of the Northwest Passage un-
der the able guidance of Captain
Amundsen when she made the first
known voyage through the long
sought-for straits, the little vessel Is
being wrecked by the continual on
slaughts of ourio hunters armed with
iack-knives. Since the sloop was
hauled to its retreat in Golden Gate
park a week ago, an army of SOU
venir hunters has made an attack on
the wood of the sides. Huge slices
have been whitfield away and now the
police have been instructed TO arrest
any one who desecrates the little
boat.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26

VALUED
AT $50

One dollar and a half Is the price
placed upon a heavily loaded freight
train by the Northern Pacific railway
according to a story told by John
Ryan, OF South Tacoma. There is no
and Il looks as though even Mr.. Car
negie had gone out OF the hero-medai
business.
Mr.. Ryan states that on last
Thursday morning he was on his way
to Cle-Elum, walking along the rail-
road track. and that at a point jnst
this side OF Thorp he noticed a spot
where the ran had been broken,
splitting Il for distance OF twelve
or fourteen inches, so that II wouli
be impossible for any train to pass
over Il without going into the, ditch.
There was no way TO get word to
the nearest station and the man had
no means OF knowing when or from
what direction the next train would
arrive, so he gave up his journey
and waited 10 give the alarm TO some
train crew. After space Of nearly
three hours n fast freight train ap-
peared approaching from the west.
and Ryan. taking off his coat, ran
down the track and succeeded in Civ
ing warning TO the engineer before
he had reached the broken rail.
Several members OF the train crew
praised Ryan for his action. believing
that, without his warning, they
might have all gone with the train
down into the river, and offered to
give him a pass back TO the city, but
he refused, preferring 10 20 on to
Cle-Elum for work.
Yesterday Ryan came back 10 Ia
coma and went TO the local ONCE OF
the railroad, where. he told the Trib-
une. he was offered n check for $3.50
"a laborer's hire for the time he had
spent looking after the traln-nnd
not even the thanks OF the company
for saving n train from destruction,
and the crew from possible death
Tacoma News.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
Diarrhoea Remedy the
Best and Surest.

1t affords me pleasure 70 state
that consider the preparatio
known as Chamberlain Collie. Chol-
and surest OF good results OF any
have ever used in my family" says
p. Il. Harrington, OF Mount Aerial,
Ky. This is the universal verdict OF
all who use this remedy. Its cures
are so prompt end effectual that
people take pleasure in recommend
ing IT. For sale by all good drug
gists.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
TRIAL OF BRlBE- E-TAKER
DELAYED BY WITNESS

Los ApBeIes, July Eb,-The pro
ceedings in the trial of Thomas
Broadhead, who is charged with ac-
cepting a bribe, was abruptly post
poned today when Il was announced
that r. T. Earl, the millionaire fruit
grower. one of the star witnesses for
the defense, could not be found.
he case was continued until next
Monday in order to give the attor-
neys for both sides an opportunity
TO locate Earl.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
DENVER HAS A BAD
LODGING HOUSE FIRE

Denver. July 26.-A dozen men.
women and children we're rescued
from a burning lodging house early
this morning by firemen and police.
Inc fire was discovered by police
men and the fIremen confined the
flames TO the cellar. where the blaze
originated.
Those who were injured we're hur-
ried TO a hospital and Il is understood
that all will recover.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26

the United States government 20 the
arms contract and the exchange OF
the arsenal for railway property on
the Prado.
The newspapers complain that this
indicates that IL is the policy OF the
new American administration 70 en-
Torce the Plat Amendment by inter
fering on the slightest preteXt In the
internal affairs OF Cuba.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
THOUSANDS STRIKE:
TROOPS CALLED OUT

IVnIItu TfcHh INhNFU WIFN.T
Barcelona. July 26.-Thousands
OF workmen quit work today. declar-
ing a general strike 10 show their
dissatisfaction OF the governments
intention 10 continue the war In Nor
occo.
The governmen Immediately Or
dered the troops out, and declared q
state OF siege. by proclaiming mar
tlal law.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
Brave Fire IAaddies

Often receive severe burns. putting
out fires. then use Bucklen's Arnica
Salve and forget them. II soon drives
out pain. For Burns. scalds. Wounds
Cuts and Bruises it's earth's greatest
healer. Quickl ycures Skin Erup-
ions, Old Sores. Boils. Ulcers, Eel
ons: best Pile Cure made. Relief
Is instant. 25c al ]. G. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26

County School Superintendent
Smith reports els increase in the
school population during the past
year.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26
o o o o o o o o o o o o
o BASEBALL SUMMARY o
o o o o o o o o o o o o

Pacific Coast League.
Portland 9, Los Angeles o.
San Francisco "a, Oakland 1-0.
Vernon 10, Sacramento 10.
Northwest League.
Spokane 2, Portland 1.
Tacoma 8, Vancouver q
Aberdeen 6, Seattle 6.
American League.
Boston 4, Detroit 0.
81. Louis 7, Cincinnati 4.
Chicago 9, Washington 0.
Chicago 3. Philadelphia 0.
National League.
No games on Sunday.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-07-26

No man gets to be any better in
character than hs is willing others
should be IN condition.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1909-04-27
HOW ABERDEEN is BATTING
SINCE THE SEASON OPENED
osnpneli is Near the Top of the List
and Others of the Bunch Are
Swatting Some.

In summing up the batting averages
OF the players of the Northwest league
LOT the season so far, some of the
aberdeen men, who worked out in this
CITY are seen to be we'll at the head of
the ilst. Lynch, of Seattle, really leads
the list with a score of .419 There are
some others who have better percen-
1ages, but they have been at bat but
TOUR or five times, while Lynch has
neen up 81 times. Campbell of Aber-
deen, is just about as good, for he has
oeen up "a times and has .416 Fol-
lowing are the Aberdeen players and
their percentages:
Most, 500; Sievers, 416; Campbell,
All; Streib, All; Moore, $50; Je1eune,
ESQ; Swain, .240; Herbert, POS; Carr,
lis; OBrien, .104; Beaoer .O95 Per-
noll, 900; Starkell, 900; Wilder. 900.