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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1909-10-10
NOTES OF SCIENCE.

The eleetrification of the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway for the AGO miles
between the st. Lawrence river and
Moneton is being advocated to lessen
the dangers of forest fires due to loco
motive sparks.
The isthmian canal commission is
importing from French bermuda hun
dreds of small fish of a variety that
lives on mosquito larvae to aid in its
warfare on material and other dis
eases spread by the insects.
Scotch coal mine operators are ex-
parimenting with calcium chloride as
dust layer. sprinkllng the runwass
with concentrated solution and in
trn.lnrine dry powder in ssatns where
watering is impossible.
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The G. A. waa green Trophy For
Touring Cars in the Flag Endurance
and Reliability Contest.

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Other Games.

At Providence. r Brown. o; Am
herst. 0.
At Andover. Mass.-Yale Freshmen,
is: Philips Andover. 0.
At OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6: Him
OILS. 0. Il IS.
Al wilkesbarre. Pa,.-carlisio In
dams. 5: State college. 5.
At st. Louis-Drurs college. .. st.
Louis university. 3.
At Lawrence-Kansas. IL: Okla
homa. 0. -+s
At Characterization II: Morning
Side. 8. u ~ ef--.
At Observation-Disclosures university,
Il; Monmouth college, 0.
At Lincoln-Nehraska 81: Knox. 0.
At Dies Moines-Drake. Il: Alum
nj. a. .4s j.
At Reloit-Beloit, L.: Oshkosh nor
NAL. o.. a~~. e@~
At Madison. wis-Madison. %;
Lawrence.0.
At Granville. O.-Denison. "a: Mus
kingum. 0. ~4 -
At Eaton. Pa,-LaFayette. so.
Hobart. o. H. rss~. -
At Observation-Disclosures of Pitts
burg. Il. Marietta College. o.
At Denyer-Denyer university. 81:
Wyoming university. o.
At Logan. Utah-Unirersity of Utah,
IS. Agricultural college. o.
At Austin-Uniyersity of Texas. L..
Southwestern university. 0.
At Boulder, col.-Tniyersity of
Colorado. 3: Alumni. 0.
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In the ninth represented the Pittsburs
hitting during the last eight innings
Only l6 batters faced Donovan In the
last five innings, During the last four
innings only II men faced Willis.
Cobb Steals Home.
The most sensational feature Of the
game. which was witnessed by more
than 10000 spectators, was a steal OF
home by Ty Cobb in the third inning.
This was remarkably well timed BIZ
Of work and the entire Pittsbufg team
and crowd was caught OFF their
guard /. was on the first ball pitched
BY Willis after he succeeded Camnitz
that the daring play was made. As
soon as Willis started 10 Wind up Cobb
started for the plate and by n daring
slide he reached the base In time to
beat Willis bewildcred throw. Clio
son was 50 surprised that he dropped
the ball after Cobb slid in. This
scored the third run In the third In
ming.
Leach Again Stars.
Leach was again the star of the dag
with two two-haggers In his first two
times at bat In the field he played II
star game. Ts Cobb made his first
hit of the series with "A SINCE nves
second base in the seventh inning.
Wagner made a hit in the ninth and
still leads Cohh In the batting duel he
tween the Two leading hitters nf the
major leagues Wagner has made Two
hits In seven times at bat far an aver
age n $50 aua Cobb has hit safely
once lii six times for an average on
lei
Starts With a Rush.
plttsbarg STATED with rush when
Byrne walked and Leach Immediately
scored him with il ringing tNa-hase
hit II right. Miller shot long hit
into the crowd in thu temporary stand
IN right field and completed the cir
cult nf the bases, scoring Leach. I'll"
umpires-Esans and klena-hela
conference and trotted out tn look at
the stand and decided 1t was "A two
Dagger under the ground rules be
ca Sc the stand was only temporary.
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WHITE SOX DOWNED
ON THEIR OWN
GROUNDS
CUBS REPEAT AND TAKE BIG
LEAD IN THE FIGHT FOR
CITY CHAMPIONSHIP.

Chicago. oct. g.-Thc Chicago Ma
tionat league team won the second
game for the city championship here
today by defeating the Chicago .hn.eri-
can league team. on Its own grounds.
tn >. A base on balls. an out and
an error gave the Nationals their first
run The American league team
punched their hits In the third and
tied the score. Purteifs hit - left for
a home run gave the American ieagpers
the lead in the next inning There
after Brown allowed but one safe Lit.
The Nationals took the lead In the
eighth on base on balls ard two
doubles. TWO more runs were added
To their lead in the last inning.
The box score.
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CONTINUED From Page one.)
right side of the local defense Bishop
failed to gain. but Little nailed for
ward pass for fiye-yard gain. The
next attempt resulted in penalty
Jensen gained four. Grippe failed. and
Jensen could not make good on a re-
peat. Here the visitors started pro-
cession that looked due for score. 1t
tner taking three yards, Winstaniey 20.
Ittner five. and five again, and Forbis
five. This brought the bah to within
striking distance of the locals goal. but
Ittner was stopped within half yard
of the coveted mark and the ball went
no further. Siiyerman punted out Of
danger and the remainder of the half
was devoted to hammer and-tongs
work in the central section of the
gridiron, during which winstanley and
Neaiey were disabled and replaced by
johnson and Kenneth The game ended
with the ball in Montana's possession
in the middle of the field. The teams
lined up as follows.
School of Mines Position Montana.
School of Mines-Left end, McE.l-
yenny. left tackle. Wild: left guard.
0senberg. center. Roach. right guard.
Newton: right tackle. clineh. right
end. Williams: left halfback. Day.
right halfbaca. Grnpe: quarterback.
Guilty; fullback. Jensen tCapto L..
Montana-Left end, Little. left tack
ie. Aaclag:a lefr guard, Common. Glea-
son: center. Stoddard: right guard,
Simpson. right tackle. Ryan: right
end, Neaiey. Kenneth: ler, halfback.
Winstanley. Johnson right halfback,
Fl. Fnrbis: quarterback. Bishop
sGaprl. fullbaek. Ittner.
Referee Robbins. Umpire-Melzner,
Neutrality-suspicious. and Ellis. Head
linesman Jones Time al hais1s~~aa
minutes
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FOOTBALL RESULTS
Chicago u, Indiana 0.

Marshall Field Chicago. Oct a.-The
University of Chicago football team
defeated Indiana. II to 0, on Marshall
field here today. All OF chicago's
scores were made in the first half.
one touchdown came from "A blocked
kick, another from a tumble and the
third on an interrupted forward pass,
Three points accrued to Chicago on
Pages pretty field goal from place
ment from the 35-yard line.
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lin tho NTH Detroit scored tAa more
rams After Ahstoin made 4 remark
able one naudud stop of Cobbts bound
a. over first base Crawford doubled
along the left field foul line. Dele
hantv drew pass and MoTiaritg pop
ped an easy fly Us Ahstcin. T. Jones
walked. Schmidt singled to center.
scoring Crawford and netehanty, but
r. Jones was caught trying t. reach
third. Cobb opened the seventh with
n Eouuder over second for his ftrst
hit Of the series Crawford was out.
Miller n.Atsteiu. and Cobb electrified
the crowd by trying 10 make third base
on the infieid out. There was close
decision ut third base and Klein called
him aut After that there was moth
ing more doing for Detroit.
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Harvard 8, Williams 6.

Cambridge. Mass. Oct. s.-Harsard
had the narrowest OF escapes from de-
feat at the hands of Williams today.
squeezing through victory OF only
to q. In the first half Williams
PLAYED all around the crimson. The
Williams ends got the ball on Har-
wards line and then rushed ii over.
Several changes were made in the
crimson lineup in the second hair
ard within three minutes Harvard
had scored.
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Score by Innings:
SUNNI airy:

Two-base hits-Schulte, t2): Chance.
Home run~-purtell. Sacrifice hits
Altizcr, Brown. Stolen bases-Esers,
Schultz, Steinfedt. Chance. lsbell.
SheclSard. Double plays--Archer and
Eyers. Left on transformations. s:
Nationals, s. Base on balls-Smith. Z:
Brown, !, Struck out-Smith, !:
Brown, 1. Tine. a.0S, Tmpres-
sheridan and O'Day. Attendance.
an.65T. Receipts. sl1.i195D.
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Yale SO, Springfield 0.

New Haven. Conn. oct. s.-ln a
game marked by excellent playing
Yale defeated the Springfield Training
school eleven today, Sc to D. Yale
used - men. the only PLAYER gong
through both halves being Hobbs, the
left tackle. who kicked six goals from
the six touchdowns.
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LOCALS OVERWH[LM
VISITORS
THE ANACONDA HIGH SCHOOL
BEATEN BY MiSSouLA ScHoL-
AsTIcs BY BIG SCORE.

Better coaching, better team work
and a slight advantage i'll weight on
the part OF the aIissoula team sent
the Anaconda high school down To an
overwhelming defeat at the hands OF
the locals on Montana field yesterday.
From start To finish the visitors were
outctassed and the first scrimmage in
the game made the result sure, with
one exception the score yesterday was
the highest ever made on Montana
field and ii was merely a relaxation
on the part Of the locals toward the
close uf the game which kept the
final tally down To where IL was. Dis
heartened and broken after the first
touchdown the Anaconda talent played
careless game. So speedy were the
husky Bitter Rooters that the Ana
conda backfield could not start play
and Is per cent Of the kicks at
tempted by the Smeltcr Feeders were
blocked. Missoula on the other hand
was brilliant from start 10 finish. The
line was stone wall and the back
field in interference and carrying the
ball played Il game worthy or the
best of them.
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Cornell 10, Cberlir 6.

Ithaca, ". Y. Oct. a.-nberlin gave
Cornell "A big scare today. scoring the
first touchdown in seven minutes of
play. Grey. the oberlin half, ran
back punt from the ao-sard line
through the entire Cornell team. Cor
nell braced up. however, and scored
three touchdowns. winnig. Ii To g.
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The Receipts.

A total of 3t.1li tickets were sold
for the game today the turnstites at
the field showing that 3o.a15 persons
passed into the grounds The total
receipts were s#1rsS4.5h. which win he
divided az follows: Ia tho national
baseball commission, s41sS45; TO The
PLAYERS. S22.si1E63: to each club,
s1,ssa2f
The totals for the two games here
are Ms follows: Tickets sold, sO.sai.
tickets received at gates. 90. i19: total
receipts. sS2.1as; national baseball
commission share. ss.2la.so; players
share. ssi,sG434: each clubs share,SiA,-
1ss0S
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but there was no chance for u Jones
tn score. 50 he did NOT try. Dsfehanty
shot n hot single over second bias. and
ID. Jones and Bush scored. Willis then
~ cceeaea camnitx Cole stole home
aud Mariarity worked the new pitcher
for . pass. r. Jones grounded IL VII
lis aud Delchantg was forced at third
schmidt crded the Inning with ii flS
To Clarke.
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Minnesota 10, Iowa Aeeies o.

Minneapolis. Oct. 9.-Minnesota de-
featea the Iowa Agricultural college
here today By score of rs to o. All
Minnesota's scores We're made in the
first half. 1t rained during the en-
tire game and the slippery bali caused
numerous fumbles BY both teams.
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Oakland, 7: Vernon, 6.
TO PLAY ON DIRT.

New York. oct, "A National lawn
tennis championship on dirt courts Is
being arranged. The place nf holding
the tournament lies between tinein
natl, omaha and ST. Louis. This
would be the first dirt playing surface
national championship Ia he instituted.
The final plans will he made in Feb
ruHFX
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Princeton 3, Fordharn 0.

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. a.-Prineeton
had narrow escape from being held
to II 0 to 0 score with Fordham today.
cunningham.s drop kick in the last
minute of play giving the locals
victory by score of 10 o. On the
whole ii was the poorest exhibition
of football by Princeton team seen
here in wears.
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Pennsy IL. West Virginia o.

Philadelphia. Oct. a.-The University
Of Pennsylvania football team defeat
ed West Virginia today by the score
of Il To 0. II was only in the last 10
minutes that Pennsylvania succeeded
i'm scoring at all.
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WISCONSIN DEFEATED.

baseball team Mas white
washed today by the University of
Naseda team. the scure being 3 to Ii
In favor Of the japanese players.
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ARMY II, Trinity 6.

West Point. oct. s,--Trinity scored
on the army today in the second half.
although the cadets Won the game. l.
IL {. Recovering an outside kick the
visitors worked a successful forward
mass in the second half when Rams
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MICHIGAN 3. Case 0.

Ann Arbor, Mich. Oct. a.-After
holding Michigan To no score IN the
first half. Case Scientific school oil
Cleveland was defeated by fore OF
I Ia @.
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Northwestern IA, Purdue 5.

Lafayette. Ind. Oct. sa.-Purdue was
defeated by Northwestern on Stewart
field today by score of II To ..
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NAVY IL. RUTGERS 8.

Annapolis. Md. oct, 9.-The navy
defeated Rutgers today by score of
II To ;. -.g
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dem, the Trinity left half. ran the
bail over from the eight-yard line.
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Red Sox Take Second.

New York. Oct. 9.-rhc Boston
Americans batted both Wiltse and
Marduard freely today and took the
second game of the series with the
New York Nationals. 8 To :. The total
receipts were si.241.25. or this the
National commission takes s424.2T, the
players, s2.2g3.9S and the clubs.
S1.52a.2o. The score: r. II. Z
NIN 4 oEk AZ "
ibNNlhH -srr-t--ra.reEs 1T
Ratteries-Wiitse Marauara. Gran
dahl and Schlei; cicotte and ponahue.
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The Game.

Captain Griffith won the toss and
chose to receive the Kickoff, MIS-
soula defending the south goal. Ows-
ley kicked off TO Bell on the VISITORS
2s-yard line. who fumbled. Missouia
recovering the pigskin. The locals at
once began whirlwind attack which
broke the visitors spirits. Day went
through the line for three. five. four
and three yards successfully, scoring
the first touchdown in q minute and
d quarter. OWsley missed the goal.
Score. Missoua. 8: Anaconda. 0.
Peterson kicked off to Griffith on
Anacondas 1o-yard line. Flint made
one yard around left end. Griffith MT
the line for another yard and Jordan
was thrown back two yards by Mul-
len. Flint kicked 20 yards to Peter
son who carried the ball five yards
before he was stopped. Stone made
spectacular run around left end for 70
yards with excellent interference. An
attempted forward pass to Minneriy
brought no gain. Day fumbled ana
Anaconda took the ball Flint re-
peated the stunt and the pigskin was
resafned by Mullen on Anaeonda's 40
ward line. A forward pass to Mullen
netted 10 yards Day made II first
down on tandem play through
tackle. Stone reeled off three on a
cross-buck Owsley tried his side OF
the line for four; Day made 1t rive
more through left guard and owsley
took the bali across. Time of play.
three and one-half minutes. Peterson
missed goal. Score. Missoula 10. Ana
conda 0.
Peterson kicked to JorGan who ad-
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TABLES ARE TURNED
ON PIRATE
CREW
FRiSkY TIGERS, COMING FROM
BEHIND, HIT BALL HARD
AND WIN PULLED UP.

Pittsburg, Oct, a.-The American
league champions from Detroit eveneu
the count in the worlds championship
series BY defeating Pittsburg. IT, :.
at Forbes field today. At least five
contests will now be necessary before
ability To hit the National league
pitchers and Pittsburgs inability To
connect with the curves of Wild Bill
Donovan. tell the story of the game.
Pittsburg scored two runs In the
first inning. but Detroit tied the score
OFT OF the box in the third inning whea
they took commanding lead by scor-
ing three runs Vie Willis succeeded
Camnitz and two more runs from hrs
offerings in the fifth inning gave De
troit its total of seven runs.
Make Nine Safeties.
Detroit made nine safe hits. getting
six from Camnitz In two and one
third innings and three from Willis
during the remainder OF the game The
Detroit hitting total included two-bag-
gers by Schmidt and Crawford Dono-
van allowed only five hits and two of
those were two-baggers by Leach and
Miller In the first inning After that
the Detroit pitcher va. an enigma.
and another two hagger by Leach In
the third, a single by Abstein in the
fourth and ar infield hit by Wagner
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COAST.

Portland, 3; Sacramento, 0.
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PLAY NOTHING TO
NOTHING HARD GAME

Continued From Page one)
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In the ninth represented the PittsburS
hitting during the last eight innings
Only l6 batters faced Donovan in the
last five innings, During the last four
innings only II men faced Willis.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-22

The Ladies Aid Society of the Bap-
tist church will meet Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs F. NJ. Smith.
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Mrs. Lucy Duncan is visiting Judge
Clark and family,
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A FEW OF THE CASES WE HAVE
CURED

Il was blind and was treated by sew
eral doctors and they did no good
had lost all hope, but like a drowning
man. l grasped at every straw. The
Ophthalmologist was recommended
to me and l went to see them and they
restored my sight BEN VAN ZANT
q had cataract in my left eye and
was nearly blind. After spending my
money with several doctors l was fin
ally persuaded to see the Ophthalmol-
ogist, who gave relief Immediately
and restored my sight. Now can read
the finest of print. Thanks to the
Ophthalmologist. ."-ELMER LOWE.
Il suffered with headaches for years
The Ophthalmologist cured me. -
MISS KATE HACKNEY.
Il had heaaches and my eye sight
was bad. The Ophthalmologist cured
my headaches and restored my eyes.
Mr.. wETBACK
Il had granulated eyelids and my
sight was very bad and I suffered day
and night with pains in my eyes and
mead The Ophthalmologist cured me
in ten days. MISS ISON.
But for lack Of space we would cite
hundreds Of other testimonials.
DRS. MARTIN & MARTIN
Phone 1874 Ono. S. Martins Residencel
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The Emily Waterson Concert com
pany will give an entertainment at the
Auditorium Thursday night, April J.
under the auspices of the Civic club
The company consists of reader, a
singer and a violinist, the latter be-
ing Miss Fay Trott, who is well known
in this city.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-22
THE WEATHER

Tonight and Tuesday increas-
ing cloudiness, warmer tonight.
Local observations. for day
proceeding, furnished by G. e.
Lahman:
Maximum temperature, 60 degs
Minimum temperature, S5 degs
Temperature at p. m, 5S degs
Clear.
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The Modern Woodmen teamof this
city will go to Claremore Friday night,
March 26, to participate in a class
adoption at that place. The boys are
in good practice and claim they will
do justice to the occasion and the
banquet that is to follow.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-03-22

W. II. Halsell arrived nome ifom
Texas today
w H. Whitsel was here from Blue
jacket Sunday
Robert Lee was here from Big
Cabin Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Duncan is visiting Judge
Clark and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. p Thompson went
to Muskogee today.
Harry Mitchell spent Sunday with
relatives in Seneca.
w. p. Mcclellan of Claremore was
a Vinita visitor today
ED Stanley has sold his residence
in the Marrs addition.
]. NJ Young made a trip to the
country near Woodley today
Mrs. C. j. Hunt and son returned
Sunday morning from Sapulpa.
Mr.. and Mrs George Kearns came
in from Adair yesterday
e. w. Browning returned from
Lane City, Texas, last night.
Miss Ora May returned Sunday
from a weeks visit at Miami
T. w. Wallace and wife Of Pryor
Creek were visitors here Sunday.
Misses Nettie and Beatrice Hug
gins are visiting in Pryor Creek.
Judge and Mrs. l.. f. Parker visit
ed friends in Chelsea Saturday night,
Mr.. and Mrs. James White of Os-
wego are visiting Mrs. G. w. Franklin.
Mrs. Nelson Oliver of Miami visit
ed Mr.. and Mrs Sidney Smith Sun
day.
A. c. Gould and Marion Moore of
Bmejacket transacted business here
today.
T. c. Holland. the furniture man
left last night for st. Louis to pur-
chase a supply Of spring furniture.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will serve dinner Saturday, March q,
in the basement Of the Barrett build
ing
Miss Frank Wilson, who has been
visiting her brother, T. j. Wilson re-
turned to Independence, Kans, Sun
day
Miss Pauline Kelley, Miss Josephine
Barker and Miss Bertha Thomson,
returned yesterday from a few days
visit in Muskogee.
The ladies' of the Methodist church
are preparing to give a rummage sale
about the first Of April This will be
at the Barrett building.
f. G. Cowan left Saturday for Iowa
where his marriage to Miss Blair will
take place. They will go to Decatur
Wash, for a six months stay
The Cherokee Investment company
are the possessors of a new and quite
commodious Office safe that was plac
ed in their Office Saturday night.
A freight train on the Frisco was
wrecked yesterday. The engine and
one car were thrown from the track
The engineer was injured but not ser
iously.
The Emily Waterson Concert com.
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The members of the Scottish Rite
met yesterday and completed their
program for Maunday. Thursday and
Easter exercises. The Easter day ex-
ercises will be open to the public and
will be held in Masonic hall