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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
LINCOLN WINS HIGH
SCHOOL TALKFEST

broadway again went down 10 de.
feat az the hands Of Iincoln last
evening In the first of the Inter.
scholastic debates Frank Har.
greaves. Marsh C0rbett and Frank
Baisden. representing Lincoln. won
Ia to decision over Raymond Far.
well. Alma Howard and Howard
Payne % Broadway on the question
Resolved. that the cities of the
Northwest containing $4,000 lnhab
iianis or over should institute a
commission form Of government,
modelled after that ~ Dies Molnes "
Lincoln took the affirmative side
Al the Queen Anne high. the
team, consisting OF Victor Petite.
John Boyinrdon and Arthur Cohen.
taking the negative side of the same
question. won from the Kent high
school team. consisting Of Chester
Body. Stewart simpson and Albert
Medowcraft.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
FORCED To LEAVE
THE GOLDMAN DOCK

The Kitsap County Navigation
Co. has as yet done nothing TO
meet the Seattle Poulsho Route Co.
IN the rate war which is going on
between the two companies on the
Poulsbo run
The older company has. how
ever. been driven out Of It's offices
on the Colman dock. which are now
occupied By barnard Eliot, the
manager OF the new company. All
the Kitsap boats are leaving from
the Galbralth-Bacon dock now.
The new company seems TO be
getting more Of the freight but the
town split even On the passenger
list. II IS understood that In a
few days the older company Is 70
meet the new rates or even 50
lower.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
VOTING FOR
DIRECTORS Of
CITY SCHOOLS
Contest for Three Seats on
School Board and on
Bond Issue Is in Progress
Today.

Tho election Of three members L
the board Of education Is taking
place today between the hours q
] and p m. A vote is also heinl
taken upon the approval Of a bone
issue OF 100000 aud the exehang,
OF lot with the park board for &
site for the Adams school
Tho official ballot. prepared yes
terday. under the direction OF See
rotary Reuben w Jones. is as fol
lows:
Three. year term Frank Nj
Guion. Mrs. Peter Rettinger. Ever
Ell Smith, J. c. McFadden.
Two.year Edmund Bow
den. ID, J Item.
one-ycar term-Willlam pigott
r. X Chrlstmann.
Regardless OF where voters reg
istered, they VIII vote in their re
spectiye wards, where the follow
ing booths have been placed:
First ward. Main St and South
Seattle schools, Second. Rainier
school. Third. Pacific or Minor
school: Fourth. school board Of
flee, Seventh av. and Marion st. .
Fifth. public library building
Sixth, Denny school: Seventh. Cas-
cade school or broadway high
school, Eighth. Warren ay. on
Queen Anne school; Ninth. SAFE
Fremont av. or Interplay school
Tenth. University station. 42Is itth
av. n. r.: Eleventh. Green Lake
school or 7. z. Fay's office. Noun
tain View station: Twelfth, ColnIn
bla or South Park school. Thir
teenth, Ballard Central school,
Fourteenth. West Seattle school
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
EGGS AT IS CENTS TOO
HIGH FOR COMMON FOLKS

days there may not be meat at any
price.
I'VE APE likely 60 be out at any
time" said James Henry. whole.
sale meat man. this morning. IN
all the railroad men go out, wen
be out of meat In two or three
days"
Then. there's another side 60 e.
Grain and feed men can't move IN
or out
IAN the warehouses viii be
cleaned out Ia few days" said
Galbraith & Bacon this morning
prices have gone up and buyers
are glad TO pay any price"
What's the poor old COW going
10 eat7 II she can't eat. she cant
give milk. II there Isn't milk,
there isn't butter. aud II there isn't
buttcr. there isn't where's the
thing going to end. anyway
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04

One OF the cures that caused
Loughney a. Loughney. the now
famous Bake oven specialists, 10
come into popular prominence In
Seattle was the case Of w. NJ. Bliss
a we'll known railroad man. who
resides al 2032 18th av w. That
cure was effected last March Mr.
Bliss had suffered severely from
rheumatism for more than eight
months continuously. He tried
scores OF remedies and schemes for
relief, but none OF them brought the
desired results until he consulted
LOnghney a Loughney and took a
course OF Bake oven treatments
Partial relief came with the first
treatment, When all had been fin
ished Mr.. Bliss found himself
cured. He felt like a new man. He
slept and ate well and was able to
follow bis ayocation without the
least pain.
Those who knew OF the case al
the time predicted that the cure
would be temporary only. but such
is not the case II is permanent,
has so remained, and every indica.
tion is that It win be permanent.
Dozens OF other similar cases
could be cited, but the space for.
bids. However, Loughney & Tough.
ney have the nameg and addresses
Of hundreds Of men and women
who will testify as to the efficiency
Of the Bake Oven,
Loughney & Loughney's offices
are 220 70 225 Peoples Savings
Bank Building. Office hours, o
m. to 6 y. m; Sundays from 0 a. m
10 ~ noon. No charge for con
GIltation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
CH|lO'S MARRIAGE IS
ANAUlLEO BY COURT

The marriage Of Mrs. Hazel Rico.
IL years old. and Charles Warren
Rice. II years Of age. rancher liv'
ina at Algona. was Annullcd yes.
terday In the superior court by
Judge Mitchell Gillian. and a mya
terions Mrs MCGEE faces "A charge
OF perjury. II she can be found. for
falsely swearing that abe knew the
young wife was rs years OF age
when the license was secured Ia
spokane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
OUR UNCLE SAMUEL
TOO SLOW TO WRATH

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Dee A.
The United States OF America IN
the only civilized nation IN the
world that would tolerate for min
ute tho insult that has been thrust
AT as. was the declaration today
OF AdIutant General Iauck. execu.
tive head Of the national guard Of
California
Even II Cannon and Groce. whom
Zelaya caused to be executed. had
been guilty Of the acts they were
accused of." he continued. they
should merely have been held as
prisoners Of war until fair dlspo
sition 81 their eases could be made
la view Of IFS size and resources.
war against Nicaragua would be
ridiculous, Il would teach the Cen.
trail American states valuable les,
son. however. II the United States
should blockade few Nlearaguan
ports and discharge a gun or tao.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
MAN WANTS JOB AS
PREMIER'S DOUBLE

PARIS. Dec. i.-~Of new trades
and professions there II no end
Some days ago. among the papern
OF a shady man OF buaineaA who
called himself general agent and
had been arrested for fraud. tho
police found the most peculiar Of.
fer OF services imaginable.
Il am OF Swiss nationality" the
letter ran. Mature has given me
a curious resemblance 20 NJ
BRAND. tho prime minister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
Meats Advance, and the
Housewives Up Against
the Real Thing Now.

Go as far aa you like with high
prices, but the people aren't fol,
lowing.
Eggs have gone 80 high people
won't buy 'em. Here's a peculiar
condition IN markets for ccono.
miats 10 figure out; II supply and
demand regulate prioea. what's the
answer when you have ample sup.
ply, no demand. high prieesg That's
the problem in eggs. which are re-.
failing at 20 and 7S cents Aud
butterf Butter IL selling at 40
cents pound Wholesale. aud so
cents retail-25 per cent profit
Meats have advanced. Ia a few
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
HERBERT GLADSTONE AND HIS
WIFE.

Herbert Gladstone. son OF tho
Grand Old Man OF England" will
be the first governor general OF
United South Africa. which includes
the Transyaal and all adjacent
British territory In southern Africa.
lie Is the present secretary OF state
for home affairs. and has been a
tower OF strength to The liberal gov.
ernment In It's efforts TO pass the
pending revenue laws.
Mrs. Gladstone. daughter 81 Sir
Richard paget. Is one Of the most
charming of English women She
loves entertaining. and will DO much
20 make the administration OF her
husband a success.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04

AS YEARS REACH
100, MAN DIES

RICHMOND. Ind. Dec. f.--Af a
big celebration in honor Of the one
hundredth anniversary Of his birth.
John Fletcher MedaTts Of Greens
Fork. Ind. died today. Medaris all
but collapsed earlier In the dag, but
BY grim determination lived until
the birthday party was over. The
entire population Of Greens Fork
turned out TO honor Mr. Medaris.
Medaris had been a citizen Of
Wayne county for 50 years. His
father died In North Carolina. and
when he was 20 years old he started
with his mother and several broth.
ers and sisters overland for Indiana.
Until eight years ago. when he went
TO make his home with his daugh.
ter in Greens Fork. his entire life
had been spent on farm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
Pot out Pr. With Bu,,srmiIk

F'ENNfMORE. Wis, Dec. ~
plentiful supply Of buttsrmiik proh-
ably saved tho little town ~ Patch
Grove from destruction by fire last
night, when the plant ~ a. " Ilnb-
herman Creamery company was de-
ntroyod. The 600 people 81 the town
saved tho home Of Wesley Gnrlach
adjoining by deluging Il with 500
buckets OF buttermIlk obtained from
the creamery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04

would be Glad n you would offer
him my services aH double For n
small annual salary would take
his place ia all public mectingh
and banquota, and on all occasions
when be prefers 10 remain abgent.
Ito viii find me polite and devoted
and OF absolute discretion"
The offer was not accepted. but
II IN perhaps one Of the atrnngest
offers ever made 10 any public
man.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
Don't Throw Away

Valuable articles because they are
broken. We do all kinds Of repair.
ing. gun and locksmithing. also ex.
pcrimental work and models. Our
prices are reasonable.
z25 Seneca, cor. Third. down stalra.
Give Us a Trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04

INSIST ON A NEW YonR nor
LUNCH and avoid inferior inita-
lions Delivered at your place %
business without extra cost ioc ana
iEc each.
Ring up a ssis or Mala fS3o
Prompt delivery assured
One trial one test Goodbye To
the rest
Main office. ais Marion street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04
amy Coal in a Storm"

may be good enough, but the
trouble Is we can't always get II
when 1t Ia most needed BE wise
ana ~ in q stock while you NAV
s0f this looks like q lesR and hard
winter Ours has a good burning
quality. II gives out a lot of heat.
and IL clean and free from dirt and
rubbish. We keep II under cover,
and guarantee every ton Of It to
be all We claim.
M. J. w. BULLOCK
- Phones 81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-12-04

Hunger Is necessary evil; II
promotes industry.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
laIo. and aueh Iaw ehouId he rIgIdly

state and such law ehould be rigdly
enforced
The enforcement Of this prohibit.
iion law. like all other penal laws. rs
almost entirely the duty and power
Of the local public officers. and am
limited ir my opportunity for law en-
tOrcemeut to urging and encouraging
ell such local officers In the discharge
Of their frll and conscientious duty.
The people In every county who have
elected these officers have right
10 expect faithful service and TO en-
Ter complaint against any such OF.
ficer who fails or neglecis the full
discharge Of his duty. but lei me adj
monish the people OF the state on the
other hand that public officers have
q right TO expect every lawabldlng
citizen Of the state 10 aid and encour-
age such officers In the performance
oi their official duty and before amy
tomplalri can fairly be made against
any OF these officers let the citizen
who would make such complaint first
be able 20 say. Il have done my duty
as a good citizen and have offered
our public officers every aid and en-.
ccuragment within my power
Realizing that law enforcement
must necessarily be ln a large pare
and result Of public sentiment and
cooperation, let us first aba OUR Of
flcers aud defer any condemnation
until Il clearly appears that Il y Just
The prohibition laws Of Oklahomp
have already done great good for our
Ieople and much greater good can
yet be done, depending upon the earn.
est effort OF the people and the hon
est discharge Of duty by local ofllc.
ess. The state viii renier every nid
in rs power, but the state cannot.
control nor exercise the powers ycst
ed by the people and the Legislature
IN local cfilcers
IN Testimony Whereof, have here
unto SGT my hand and caused to be
affixed the Great Seal OF the state
OF Oklahoma at Guthrie. this first
day OF Jrne, A. D.. 1909.
G. N. HASKELL,
Governor Of the State Of Oklahoma
Attest:
BILL CROSS
Secretary Of State.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
AGRICULTURE BOARD
WAS At COMMENCEMENT

The state hoard OF agriculture is
IN session here today, This after
noon the members attended the con
ference between the various state
departments and boards at the gov
ernors office. The board returned
this morning from saltwater where
Il held two days session Monday
ana Tuesday and attended the com
mencemont exercises of the a, y M.
college last evening The members
report very successful commence.
ment. The school graduates fifty
slx students this year. thirtyone IN
the A. a. M. course and thirty-ilve
Ii the buslnpss department
Assistant Secretary WI " Hays,
of jte national department Of agrg.
culture, who delivered the com
mencement address al saltwater last
night Is The guest 81 the board here
today. Mt. HAYS N taking great IN
feresl "a agricultural education sys-
lem that Is heing lnauguralpd II The
Oklahoma schools.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

Muskogee. Okla. June 1.-Two
singles followed by a double won a
fifteen inning game for Springfield.
cayett famed fifteen men and allow
ed but stven hits.
8. 2. tos. Etoaey
Score; R.H.E.
Muskogec
100 0i0 ODO 600 OOO-2 10
Springfield:
900 0i0 00l 000 0OS S 2 2
Batteries Cavett and Harrington.
Hamilton and Brennan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
coMpucron commIrs suIoIDa

Denlson. Texas. June 2-Wiu
(iudgoll one og the oMas, Katy"
conductors IN point OF service, run.
nIna hoin Parsons % Denlson. eoln.
mltled suicide last night al Los An.
eeles. Calf. he WA well known IN
railroad clfclesQ
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
fFi-at Published in The Daily Lead
er June y
RECLAMATION
Executive office
state Of Oklahoma

state Of Oklahoma
70 tho People Of Oklahoma.
Unter the Enabling Act proyidlnl
iur the creation nf a state out OF ok
lahoma ana indian Territories, Il wa,
equired that prohibition Of the man
ufacture or sale Of intoxicating la
lQfs should exlut for q period OF moi
less than twenty-one years III the In
ilan Territory and III Ell indian
reservations Of oklahoma Territory
at least
The people Of the new state there
after, acting within their powers and
privileges. and as part Of the con
stltutlon oF our state, made asid pro
hlbiiion extend over all parts OF the
State.
And thereafter the Legislative De.
pastmeat Of our State Government,
acting within the limits OF said En.
abling Act and the Constitution, IN
@hdt was known as Senate Bin Mum.
her sixty-one. provided among other
things. that intoxicating liquors might
be provided aud sold under state an.
thorlty for medicinal and sclentlflc
purposes, the place Of such sale to be
In towns of two thousand and mose
population. had one place In each
county shere no town Of two thousand
population or more exists, such
sales to be In accordance with tho
provisions Of said Senate Bill Mum.
Der slxty.une.
Under the belief that this provision
Of eaid Senate Bill Number sixty.one
had been repealed by vote Of the
people g. the general election IN the
year 1908, all state agencies for such
sales for medicinal and scientific pur.
poses were closed on December flh.
1908, since which date the Supreme
Court Of our State has found and de.
creed that said portion OF sali Sen.
ate nlll Number Slxty-one was not se'
penled but ia stu the law OF this
state.
And thereafter, tho Second Session
of the Legislature Of this State hny.
ing heen held and no further action
having been taken. 1, therefore, be-
comes my duty 70 observe and cafry
out the provisions Of the law
| Now. Therefore, Proclaim TO The
People Of the state OF oklahoma That
they are entitled to have one agency
kept aud maintained BY the state IN
every town Of two thousand people
or mo-e. and where no such town ex.
lists III any county. then ~ one place
Of less population IN any such county
but that no such agency will be est
tablIshed or maintained until upon
the receipt Of petition In writing
therefor presented 10 me By reae.
enable proportion Of the inhabitants
of such town OF county requesting the
opening and maintenance Of such
agency which petitions may be pre-
scented Al the will Of the people and
VIII receive prompt consideration,
enforcement Of Prohibition Aaw
Exception only ~ 70 ebe lekel sales
of irteskutlng liquors FOR medicinal
eelApilllc purposes n the man
assr prescribed II said senate blll
Number slxtY-oae. the laws y the
state ii oklahoma strictly prohibit
any ether sales or he manufacture
Of aaF lnlaxlnsliah liquors within this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
- - CURES
80 - OLD SORES

~ ~ cid existed simply
nAfeuaF spot woall b. apply remedy directly
y g place net would XIII the aes
so h surgical operation and effected But tho very
Ill &C resist f6-h Of local
SpsH
Which uaf y removed before
NnHlpn the blood the ulcer
deposit impurities which the circulation
purifying
The circulation thus completely
= has uhnnaed te blood he Il
saaas cure but the hssng begins
rHHa pssas The Inflammation leaves, and The dl
hsh aesF usdar che purifying and tonic effects
butt aud hose hsahS by
~ ueaEs ano any meeoei sdvcs frss an
lHE SWIFT sPEcIFIc CO., AtLANTA, Ca
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
TEXAS LEAGUE.

oklahoma City IS. Galveston
Oklahoma City, Okla. June 2--The
Nets celebrated their homecoming By
defeating Galveston l5 10 4
Oklahoma City ..... 260 600 0i6--I5
Galveston ..,,...,. 100 00l 900
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
OPINIONS By sPI[[MAN

assistant Attorney General e. O.
Hpllman holds IN IN opinion 70 the
state board Of aftalls thst the hoard
has n0 authority IN the matte Of
me expense items IN transporting
niasonera pursuant 70 order Of the
court e the state penilenilary. lie
alsa halds In an opinion 70 e. ". Day
aE Einltz that the state board Of den.
81 examiners has The same powers
as asd the territorial board.
as#H As-sssr~-
Fe agaif aefloas results take Poi.
7se Kidney Remedy 81 the first sign
e kidney Dr bladder dlsouIeF such
s. n1akaehe. urinary irregularities.
ekAau6lion and you will so0n be we'll.
Commence taking Foleys kidney
Aamsdy i0das 6 i. Renffo
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

feateq Dee Moines IN the most hotly
contested gamelnf the season, iRabl-
lty 10 BIZ OF critical times lost the
game for Des lMolnes.
Score: R. n. E.
Bes Moinee s. 900 600 000~-O 9 2
Omaha ....ah 100 900 00o--f * 1
Batteries Blersdorfer and Merit.
ems Sanders and Gondlng
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
AMERICAN LEAGUE



Philadelphia. June Phlladelphia
ANA Boston broke even In a double.
header Each team won a game by
] TO 0. Philadelphia beating Boston
In the first game In eleven innings
on O. two bagger by Ganley and Mus.
phys single. Boston won the secona
game In the eighth inning on a single
by Niles and a wild throw by Baker
and Speakers single superb pitch.
ing and fielding. which bordered on
the phenomenal, featured the games
Boston did not make an error In eth
er contest. making four straight
games here without misplay.
Score: r. HE
Philadelphia 900 600 900 oil D i
Boston ... 600 900 900 00--0 Z O.
Batteries Krause and Thomas:
Ryan and Spencer. Donohue.
Summary; Two base hits. Niles,
Ganley; three base hits. Baker. sac
riilcc hits. Hartzeil, Wolter. Ryan:
stolen bases, Collins, Spencer double
plays, Wolter to Wagner to WOlter,
Hooper To Wolter. bases on balls, of
Ryan o. struck out. by Rrause 8, by
Ryan 3; passed balls Thomas.
Umnlres Sheridan and Egan.
Second 0amc
Score. r. II. T.
philadelphia 600 600 O0O-O S 4
Boston ..... 600 600 0i0-~i z O.
Batteries Plank. vickers and
Thomas. Bnrchell. Ciiote and spenc
er.
Summary. Two base hits. Murphy,
Barry Collins, Wagner Niles; saeri-
flee hits Murphy, Barry; double
plays Speaker (unasslsted), Bake
and Collins; base on balls. of Plank
I, of Burchell 2; hit BY pitcher, by
Burchell q; struck out, by Plank 2,
by Burchell 2.
Umpires Sheridan ana Egan.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

Pitisburg. June 2--aits when hits
meant runs and excellent base run.
ming won for the locals yesterday.
Score. r. II. E.
Enid ...s..... 900 200 100--3 . 3
Pltisburg ... 200 002 0ie--5 3 1
Batteries Wood and Alien; Bell
and Kelley.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

N1ln h Ne hasd-pAIn unywhero. has ~ cause,
Ezln necnzasllnn pain Il hlood pressure -noihinn
else uanallf A least 90 SAYS Dr. shoop. and 70
neete 4 he rs crested llisle pink tablet rhal
ebist~eellad Df ehnope rIeadncho Tablet
spp4s tloed pressure evny ifom pain centera
It<seecllsehArmina plesalnsIy oeleblIdi 0aaiiy
lhaash snisls issarols eousilres the blood cifcu,
le1Ion
HFeu have hsadAchc. Ne blood pressure.
HHsp psizful periods with women, nano cause.
4 uyen ere slseplnss. restless nervous it'a blood
ennsstIoa -blood pressure That ufrlr Il .
xsnelnty. ioF D. Shops Headache Tablets stop
IN p minutes. and me tablets simply dlstribuis
~ lssnsfaal blood pressure
Bnnlse guuF nnKef and dosai't Il e., red. and
sHzll end pain youi OF icourse Il does its con.
ssz.loa. blood pressure You'il hnd IA whare palr
is--elvan rs simply Common Sense.
Wssfll - 8 eeniz and eheerfully fucommsna
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
Fo.l worth .. san Antonio Z

Fort Worth. Tex. June 2--Showing
a complete reversal Of form the pan.
theirs won from san Antonio. The
visitors four runs we're due to Green's
errOrs.
Score r. II p
Fort Worth ~. 002 i0i 20sa II 4
San Antonio O02 120 000--4 S ;
Batteries sorrela and Green: Har
ris and Alexander.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Boston at Plitsburg.
New York al Brooklyn.
Chicago at Cincinnati,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

Bartlesville. Okla. June give
singles IN the thirl Off Burns neited
the Boosters four runs and bit and
m error by White neited two more
In the eighth.
Score. r. II. e.
Bartlesrille 00a 600 O2e-6 2
Webb City 900 0t0 0Oi 2 3 2
Batteries Wolverion and Wander.
hill Burns, Taylor sud Brown
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.

Guthrie AZ Joplin.
Enid al pittsburg,
Springfield at Muakogee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02
WESTERN LEAGUE

Wichita al Pueblo.
Topeka Al Denver.
Lincoln at Sioux city
Omaha al Dcs MoInee.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

AMI Mclean. Brown and Moran.
s.ummqry; Two base hits. Egan
Miller Tinker. three base hits, Stein
leldt, Sheckard: sacrifice hits. Kane
Shcckard Schultz. Tinker, stolen
bases. Mitchell. Huggins: double plays
Sheckard, Tinker TO Howard: base on
balls, Rowan 4, Kargor 3. Brown 2.
struck odi, brown 2.
tlmplres Rigler and Truby.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-06-02

summary; Home run. Murray; sac
rillce hll, Ames; stolen bases. Mur.
ray; double play. Burch, Lennox and
Alpcrmann. Doyle, Bridweli and Ten.
ney Devlin. Tenny and Schlci; struck
out, by Bcll ., by Ames 2. bava on
balls. OFF Ames 4.
UmpIrcs--Klen aud Emslle.