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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-17

One of Ayers Pills at bedtime will cause
an increased flow OF bile, and produce a
gentle laxative effect the day following
Formula on each box. Show il TO your
doctor. He will understand at glance
Dose, one pill at bedtime.
Mnde BY the j. C. Aver Co.. Lowell. Msss---
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-17
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-17

Set thief to catch thief and you II
find their code of ''honor.''
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1910-09-17

Strong Winds and Sand Storms
cause granulation of the eyelids. PET
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Howard Bros, Buffalo, N. Y.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
PICKS CUBS TO
BEAT ATHLETICS
SHORTSTOP JOE TINKER OF CHI
CAGO SAYS TEAMMATES WILL
OUTFIT RIVALS

There Is one thing about the worl Ia
series that | want to take up. and
that ls the cleanup hitting ol the
Athletics Ever since 1t became GER
tain that the cubs and Athletics were
To play for the championship | Ia 70
been racding about the "clea q-up
hitting Of the Athletics.
! have studied the figures and stu
died the men, ana cannot see now the
Athletics excel us as long distGnce
hitters, The figures, according To
the printed reports, show that lIof-
man. Schultz, and some of the other
cubs are cleaning up about as often
as Oldring, Lord Davis or Murphy
yet the papers insist that the Ath-
letics are the slugging team,
This idea probably originated be-
cause the Cubs since they got 90
gether In their first winning oombina-
ton, have been one run at time
team. ! think we are the hest team
playing for run at time that has
ever played baseball We play 20 get
one run, when We need One-And play
to get one at time and make that
one certain.
Wa nIo, ,bot vav In otos, ,or,os
ana ,vs get Tho ,na r,n ,,tnt. hn
figures Win shov, ,,a ha,o c.,,,, - a,, ,nn
left ON bosss md thot we go. mo rnns 10
In hot,.r .,orn,,,,,,,,,' ., 20 &e Wv ,i,9
thon nnv ,nnm no u,nlo,,,n,, ,r,ar,,
run wo got ~ cnur.o nioo,s u,S
.othor t.,n, undo, haa,,ln t,on.,,'',,, 'u
and rnrcns ,ho orroo,n,s ,aa,,, -, a,,'r,
.gn,gaino "a - hi,,',as 49, 80. a'a,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
DROP BALL BRINGS
COOMBS SUCCESS
IMlltlI.R HAS DEVELOPED !,
EFFECTIVE DELIVERIES.

81 notice they are printing stories
about Jack Coomhs ana how he didn't
know how to pitch until this year,
remarked Maluchi Kittredge, Detroit
scout Kit caught for years and
ycurs, ana Is close observer Of base
ball. particularly pitching, That is
why his comment on Coombs Is of
mere than extraordinary weight.
"Coomhs has started to pitch great
ban because he has mastered the
greatest of all pitching assets, the
drop bah that does not break from
the right banded baAtcrs. | don't
mean one of those outdrOps, but a
bah that comes up to the plate square
~ In the center and falls from to
feet without changing its lateral di-
reCtun
Amos Rusir had that lall, and hc
throw II with tremdous speed. Rusic
pitched that drop thing and mixed II
up with a fast one In close, and the
batter who could meet 81 with any
regularity never lived They tell me
that Ramsey and other old-timers de-
pended ON 1t extensively
Coombs certainly did give fine eX-
hibition of pitching on his recent APP
poarancc in Detroit BatUers like
Sam Crawford, who usually hit the
bail hard, swung ana missed with
great frequency Time after time
Crawford hit ON top Of the drop, and
nobody seemed able to do much with
IT,
The regulation out drop is much
easier and is rather dangerous, be
cause q batter sometimes catches II
far ON the outside and ~ long drive
over the outleld results.
George Mullin has spent a lot of
time working on drop that does not
break away, and has mastered il 50
well that II is one of his best pu22lers,
When Mullm comes mp on his toes
with AN overhead swing and quick
Jerk of the wrist ms the ball leaves,
that's the drop He couples II with a
lot of speed, and YOU know how effec-
tive he has been year In ana year out
The day of curve BAH pitchers seems
to he on the decline All the effective
hurlcrs are depending almost com
pletcly on quick breaking efforts
which shoot out of direct line rath-
er than curve The deliberate curves
are effective only against certain clubs
ANA the batters who fall for them are
so few comparatively that they do not
count
Walter johnson, credited with be-
ing az good as anybody in the Ameri-
can League at least, has a curve that
breaks so slightly you can hardly
call II a curve.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
Cubs Outclass Athletics
In Infield, Says Fullerton
Sporting Writer Of Authority Holds That Philadelphia
OuticId is Beaten Two TO One by Chicago VIII
Collins Fall in Series
Hy Hugh s. Fullerton 10 the chicago
Tribune

Hy Iuub q r,uI,It.u. ib, ,li.,y,
TrI.,n.
,'..
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II We nave not already arrived ut
lhr nlIpId. W,.u ought tu have. Irpuuer
u,c Iuri.J B.. n. vital ,.,,, D., am,
v,rId. s,rI.. ,,I,.n 49, r.,I, ~. r.
CLOSE
ms t,,g. man r,r ,,,,r anal a,.
aIyy. mon,
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ruLs ',,,b.,s ,,. ,,r..,.s, n.,I...
Ihas.hoII Inns .y,r kuuu,, II' is ,
fighter "a h,srI,r , LrpI,,rt. f,.Id non
rrpI ana n MAJ, 'vb, nnsrIr,s his ,,I.
I,,y.rs T., ,r,at .d,.ds ~. g.,I,,y
from, s,.rr IA FINISH Ao,r,st him 10
Harry povs o,,i.t sI,v y.t,r,n
vnu b,s L,.p I'm tb. I.., .ir,,,it r.r
u.,rl,. r,,,rt.sr y,,,.s and ,.',...,. mad,
onough nnise IA Il. hoard nnyis is n
hard ,ynrk,rg s,,,Iy uI,,.ri,. an
Icte 10 yr,rs old md fuu nr sxnorI-
once II. ncy.r .,,ys 4 man nf mor-
netism and nayer a l,odnr II. was
.dis,ord.d hv pittsl,,r. far larf az
and ,.,,.,. has in,r.,g.
N,t. ,,,,,i,,,, mini,
W "'' US h''',"t I'''.'''
y" pu'n I"r ln' 'n'n''' '," VI j"
'hah'" rs Sp'rl''u' aggressive ll"h'
plllrd against one Of IN" quiet SLOW
thinking men. Th"y are equal In en-
perience
Ou the playing side of IT, Chance Is
"A much battered mp and broken attn
le,r. AN awkward. If desperate. fielder,
ana a man who is likely to rriphteu
tiuid h,s, ruuncrs bv his yery dos
.,',.r,,i,n ''',' nt, ,nn,..s ana his str,notb
T,'I'''', ma..,. ,I,' ,', M s,r,,,, Lass gar, nm
,'',''S ~ '',"",h 1''"''h, ..,'i ,,,' ,,.,,l,
''ro"n h',lS' W'"N'r u" E'""',U 'o''S
ana coNerlhE less GROUND 'nnl'r
plays me, deeper Il'ld' III h''t'lB
Chance eNccls Davis 10y at least 'hlIiS
points Both are hard, slashlng MI
ters. Davis hitting the ball farther
away when hc grabs al 1t fairly. Both
arc right field hatt"rs hlth"uRn
,'''', =. n,"n 10 na,is rhicogo has
NV" l,I' t'o',' IT, t,,,,sand ln,l
a. ''"Sl ~" P'''''' '" "
OH nus IN''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
COBB KING BEE,
NO OAUTOFORNAP
DESPERATE ELEN ENENriInOUR
N\IIN GIsrS LNJOIE NOTHING
LOSES PRIZE BY ONE POINT


bN Associated Press
Chicago. oct la 'N cobb uf De
troit by verdict Of President Johnson
today, Is the leading hatsmuu of the
American League for 1910, with "a
winning percentage over Laiole uf
OUON6O as the National League lead
rrs dropped out ut the contest some
time ago Juhuauu's announcement
means that Cuhb b. th, champion
hitter of the country ana the auto
mobile, over which trophy there has
been so much excitement and not a
little criticism goes tu cobb, hut lu-
iolo. hy permission of johnson, viii
accept q duplicate.
The records turned In hy the oli-
Clals und approved ana promulgated
hy Johnson are us follows
A. II, n. pCT
cobb .,.,..,..,6 609 l9G ,3S5OG
Lajoic .......,.59l 227 .3NiOg
Third Bascman Corridor of 81
Louis indicated In the statement ana
Umpire Evans is quoted as declaring
that not only were l.aioic's eight hits
all legitimate, but really he should
have been credited with nine.
Detroit. ON. l6.-Tyrus cobb is
champion hl itcr of Ia" American
League for 1910. one tiny point sep
urates the Georgia Peach from his
nearest rival, Nap LajOlc of the Clcyc
land club, according to statistics
cleaned from an cities of the Amcri-
can League. ON the best authority
brought to the local baseball head
quarters cobb wound up the year hut
ting at the rate of 1855, while Laioie
finished 3S4 despite this desperate
eleventh hour batting rally
Since the incident at St Louis last
Sunday, when .lajOie twas credited
with eight hits and u sacrifice In nine
times at bat In a dOuhleheadcr, Detroit
fans have come to regard Larry as
the winner Of the batting honors.
Cobb's absence from two games, oc-
casioned by his departure for the
East while the Tigers were winding
up the season, added To the feeling Of
unrest among local fans.
Appeals to the American League Of
flee were unavailing. but queries sent
to the other cities of the league
ton BY averaging and compiling
brought in this much direct Informal
the figures of the two stars for the
season il has been found that cobb
leads 10y a single point
In 1909 the Detroit hatted to a
percentage Of .377 while this year he
fattened the mark, thereby giving him
the highest batting average In hiS
career In l'J7 cobb averaged 800
while he wound up the 1908 cam
paign slugging at a ,329 clip. While
the figures for the year are regarded
AS authoritative, the local fans are
awaiting the confirmation from chi
cago, which is expected to follow as
soon as President Johnson of the lea
que has completed his Investigation In
to the affair of last Sunday at St
Louis
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

lrtiug declared thflI uyuutp would
/ show EyurN HmmN heretofore TN
Ii, raldrd. way br the star ot ll.t scri as.
/ think that the Cuhs both pitchers
| aud cutrhrrs, win Tense collins along
Into running the bases. ana then show
| him uu Like all good base ruucnrs.
hc is rryOus and hlru strung and win
smart pitchers ana valvhcrs hr VIII
make q show of himself tryIug TO run
bases
The wise cumparisuurrs are expect
| ing Collins tu show up Zim. Place
! q little bet that It viii go the other
Iway. that Iimmy viii play his regular
game perhaps litDlc better because
of hs fighting disposition ana that
Collins viii make a mess of himself
because of his ovcrragcrnrss andL
pardon the expression his lack of
bascrunung brains.
Al short we have Joe Tinker against
Barry Tinker is about 30 per cent q
better player Tinker is one 0l tho
best money players boo the country
lie never has played except with
champion teams tie is ther' to win
ana can bear to lose lie can hit
better Ia championship games thun he
can In exhibitions, nd he Is a lighting.
hustlng experienced man.
Barry is the weakest point ON tho
Athletic team. lie is strong fielder.
clever, fast and all that, hit only
weakness being In coming forward for
slow hits lie cannot hit rurvr-hull
right-hauded pitching aud Is not a
strong hitter against amy other Hind OF
pitching, although likely TO hu the
bali far away
In fact, from the closest study Of
the series 1t seems that the only hope
of the Athletics lies In long drives
placed az the right time-such drives
as are likely 10 upsr, an the form or
a short series
Tinker can outficld outhrow ana
outht Barry can outrun him on the
bases and outthink him lie seems
to be all the class
Stcintrldt and Baker seem closer
on form than any of the other inficld-
ers. Baker Is a triflc faster, but not
so strong thrower nor nearly 50 Ac-
curate. Stenfeldt is shiftler man
In covering the base Baker cannot
shift his feet and has a bad habit of
anchoring one leg In front Of the bag
and trying TO pivot on the other.
ON bunts Steinfeldt although slow
cr seems to have the edge because OF
his throwing arm and hls instinct i'm
starting forward. Besides he knows
his pitchers better and works better
with them in knowing which bunt TO
take and which to let go
ON IN, whole form pf the tufisl1
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
HEDGES FIRES
BROWN LEADER
ST. LOUIS AMERIAN LEAGl T.
CLUB MGR. O'CONNOR AND
SCOUT HOWELL LOSE JOBS

By Associated Press.
ST. Louls, oct lj.--John OCon-
nor was uncondltionally deceased as
manager of the ST. Louis American
league baseball club and Harry
Howell was discharged as scout by
President Robert l., lledghes tonight
In lengthy statement Hedges says
that his action is for the good Of
baseball.
The American League club head
says the men achieved notoriety IN
the doublr-head games last sun
day when Lajoie made eighth hits
I'm eight times at bat Both dis
charged players were given a clean
hin of health In the Laioie matter.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
AGAINST "BEAN BALL"
Players say Pitchers Try TO Hit Then
I'm piuChps

Prayers say lsItllciS lTA 10 hll lh'hi
In PinChcs
Baseball PLAYERS all over the country
have been making a howl this year
against the bean ban" used by
pitchers 10 frighten butters. Batters
saw the pitchers are deliberately try
ing 10 hit them II certainly does
look like it.. Judging from the number
of batters who have been hit this year.
Several players have been killed and
a number badly hurt by being struck
with supposedly wild heaves. There
are many cases on record In baseball
where star players were compelled To
retire from the game on account Of
being dangerously injured by pitched
balls
'Addle Joss. the famous Cleveland
pitcher admits that he uses "behn
BAH" on dangerous bltters In order
TO scare them, and he charges other
twirlers with doing the same trick.
Next time YOU attend league game
watch "A pitcher when he Is In tight
hole and % good hitter up. It's good
bet the wIrlcr win peg one at the
batters head In an attempt TO intimi-
date him often batters charge
pitchers with Intentionally hlttlng
Them II IL about time for the natlon-
Ial commission to get busy ANA a."
something to check pitchers who de-
lllbemtely hit batters
If "a fine or suspension was imposed
on a pitcher every time he struck a
batter there probably would be q de-
lrided decrease In the hit by pitcher
lball" department of a tabulated score.
-aa-aa
J Answer want ad and Investigate
MAT opportunity ln person.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

pitch mostly right handlers. Brown,
cole, Overall, and probably Ruelbach.
They are all curve ball pitchers and
right handlers Studying the Aih-
letics clean up hitting, It does not
seeb that much Of 1t was against that
kind OF pitching They did no clean
up against right handed curve bali
pitching. Our hitting--or that OF
Schultz and IIofman-has been
against all sorts of pitching. Schultz
has made almost as many long hits
off left handlers as Off right. and tIof-
man has been hitting his long ones off
fast curves and Of speed. AS n mat
ter Of fact, We INT the kind of pitch
ing the Athletics have, except that
the sipt- ball pitchers may bother us.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
FOOTBALL RESULTS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


Iu'Sa lligh SclloOl Ia hhShc'l l.
Missouri b, Iowa o.
Kansas 2l Baker O.
ottawa Washburu o.
st. Louis University 3, Rolla
School of Mines o,
Washington University 3l West
minister o.
Indiana "a, James Milliltcn 0.
Minnesota 27 Nebraska 0.
Illinois 3, Chicago o.
Army 9, Yale .,
Pennsylvania 20 Brown o.
Harvard II, Amherst u.
syracuse II, Carlisle 0.
Case l5. Dcnison g.
Michigan &, Michigan Aggies 2.
Dartmouth 33, Vermont o,
ohio state %, Dcs MONIES College
ohio states 6, Reserve o.
Ames 90, Des Molncs college o,
Princeton 3, Lafayette o,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
cubs Leave for the East.

By Associated Press,
Chicago, oct lj,-Thc Chi-
cago National League baseball
team left here tonight at 1880
o'clock for It's invasion Of Phil
adelphia ON a special train
The first game Of the worlds
series win bc played Monday
afternoon. the game being call
ed at . o'clock, Eastern time.
or o'clock Western time.
Brown and King ana Bender
ana Thomas are the probable
battery selections Of Managers
Chance Of the cubs and Mack
" the Athletics,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

The Wonder Nita.Frita Process
has been discovered. II does away
with gasoline or ben1ine, hot or cold
THIS process Is done with distilled sol
vents and filtered air. The Nitn-Frlta
Process Is thorough renoyating. Your
clothes viii look better aud wear long
cr BE up-tO-date and have your
clothes cleaned by the Nita-Frita fro-
cess.
Suits Cleaned and Pressed ..,.,si.O 100
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ladies' Gloves cleaned Free OF
charge with any garment sent 20 Ne
To be cleaned or dyed.
MuCHAED SAUBER, Prop.
Phone 2O7. M. 20 W, 2nd NJ.
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Lake Huron holds curious record
in having more islands In II than any
other lake. II has at least 5000. Lough
Ernc. In ireland, has 500 Islands.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
GREAT PLAYERS
ARE DUE TOLUCK
MI or THEM nan THEIR
TROUBLES Vt ONE TIME
GLASS(OCK FINDS RUSSI


UIII ilGuA to Gel UU Home Team
--Iowh Drlchanty
Some of IN, Greatest b9u uluyrrs
the game ha. ever known have been
discnyrr,d by accident ar thruuph
sheer luck And this statement is
the truest thing you know rive plny-
rrs have been pIcked at random, but
thcy stand among the best the game
has ever known. lust 10 show the
truth of the above Insertion.
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16
Al philndelplIln.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.


At Chicago.
BY Associated Press
Chicago oct 1.-THE National
League season closed here today
when Chicago defeated st. Louis 4
to / Wester had St Louis guess
ing throughout the contest.
The score. r II n
chicago ......,,,rs'....''
St LOUIS ,.......,'....'' o
Weaver and Needham:
steele and Bresnahan.
Baseball worlds championship Sc
ries flashed by innings Monday after
noon Lyric Thcatcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

Answer some want ads--before YOU
nally decide on that boarding house.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

Baseball words championship Sc
I-cs flashed 10y innings Monday att
crnoon. Lyric Thcntcr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

English Lightweight Flights Ten
Rounds Wuh Fraync.

~ NNNNIIUTVU TTNHE-
New orleans oct l5.-Owcn Mo-
ran, the English lightweight, and
johnny Frayne, of San Francisco.
fought a ten round draw before the
New Orleans Athletic club tonight
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-10-16

Answer want ad and Investigate
mat opportunity ia person.
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HOW THEY STAND.

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fused to make the trade. Flick Is now
warming the Maps bench, while cobb
is the real sensation of the American
League.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-12
CUBA TO SWAP LANDS
FOR RAILROAD STATION
House Passes Bill Which Awaits
Addition of Presidents
Signature

HAVANA, July 1.-THE bill author
izing the cession of arsenal lands to the
United Railways in exchange for the
Villa Nueva railroad station, which
has been before congress for months,
passed the house today. The senate
had previously adopted the BILL which
now awaits the presidents signature.
The bill is denounced by the press gem
orally, and in its original form was OBJ
jected to by the United States minister,
Edwin V. Morgan, who notified the
president that the United States would
not permit the cession of the water
front and the arsenal to a foreign cor
poration, or its proposed loan by the
railway to the government, which was
to erect a palace on the station site.
The amended bill cedes the arsenal
up to the Littoral strip, extending back
about seventy-fiVe feet from the shore
line. 1t authorizes the president to
appoint a commission to appraise the
property. The value of the arsenal,
which is estimated at not less than
81, 500, ,000 will be expended by the rail-
way company in the construction of
five wharVes and bulkhead along the
arsenal front, and also a crematory
capable of disposing of all the garbage
of Havana.
The bill was made a strictly party
measure and was passed by a vote of
the forty-two Liberals present, con-
stituting a majority of one of the whole
membership of eighty-three.