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Excommunicated by Syned.
Livestock Rate Raise Halted

Washington, d. c. = To permit a
thorough investigation the interstate
commerce commission announced II
had suspended until April 10 next the
advance in rates on livestock between
the Missouri and Mississippi rivers,
which were to have been put into eff
feet by the Chicago, Rock Island &
Pacific railroad on Dec. 10.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Slayer Given Ten Years.

Springfield, Missouri. William
Allen pleaded guilty in the circuit
court here to having killed Sank Gibbs
near Golden, Mo. 13 years ago, and
was sentenced to ten years in the
p~enitentjary.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Guiteau's Widow Dice

Omaha, Nebr. - Mrs. Charles s.
Guiteau. wife of Garfeld's assassin
IS dead here, where she had lived in
secHusion Tor many years with a
daughter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
MANY FEDERAL TROOPS SAID
TO HAVE GONE OVER
TO INSURGENTS,
u. s. TROOPS TO FRONT
Gomez, PaIacio, Population 1900, Re
ported in Hands of Rehels.-Gov-
eminent Seizes Telegraph
Wires.


MEXICO CITY, MeAlco.-lt is reported
mere that francisco /. Madero, the
reVolutlonary leader, entered Mexico
win BOO followers at some point be
tween Eagle faSS ana laredo, \
1eh. Geronimo IfeVlno, commaaoeF
OF the mllltary zone IN which Mon
lefey is situated, mas gone north at
the mead OF a strong body of troops
TO meet MIN.
Inc war ministers, IN explaining
why troops were hurrledly sent to
oiiN'p" ~ 'ne S,a'e % vera ofu| ssli
dv,.mito no rai1roa1 h,i5aIo g1a
no ,oe,,,+ ~ H. fnh4;nu -, 90
cordiru - +ho n~intr4an 49,,
aior lt1,o1 a.a a.-aa
ed when . nooh ottao-rd ana .inaaa1
tho uor,a. i
Eioroa enh+
,,ao Tornooa D., aaa w.
,.njo 40 1a+,ar nn fal1;a- II1 ~.
hands of +ho noba1a Th..@ -
~ tho foaomo1 +naaa - c. ~
1ac,o - cola 80 hau
tbo ;n.nnnaata u,a -
tboir .ttant;or .. o.t,a,+.a 49, 1Ma1
foroos 81 rouu -
=. ..o
OK no.,aae Na 80 ',N'
a., ~ :"
- ~, N0opo, II . oi'o
and = n oon+ro, NJ - L
of non+arav hava ~
ro,or,. = ohta..pe go Az ~
.hat .a.t - - ~ D,'0'"
,n wy -
.;na - i" "e wa
raqu's 10 JOIN HeVoiutionists.
Ell Paso, Texas.-A report reached
here from Cananea, Mex, that revolu
tionists are enlisting the hostile Yaqui
inuiahS lof service against the Next
van so'eihiheh'. II Is sald that over
A'ooo ""lliois VIII TAKE the eld II
actual war breaks out.
DUN american ana Mexican Dor
uel ollclais nave received Instructions
HUN 'heil governments 10 tahe eX'
va pie'au'iohs against smuggling.
an uicoliiliiheu report eacfe mere
.ha' wv ieueIdi soioiers at Chlhua-
nua were suspected Oh d~lsloyauy to
'he soFeliiiaeh'' ana olSafmed. Ac
Gums " II report d company OF
iuiaies 'lSi'ea .le BARRACKS ana Car
iieu away al the arms anu amHluhl-
'ioh.
" o. troops 10 the front.
oan Ah'ohlo, ~,
!nliu oni'eu states caVaify' capt.
Ai'nui mayer ~ eolhildilo, lett here
VI " epeNiai Train ior Del mo. Inc
'roop - equiPpeu lot d stay OF a
nion'h III tue helu. IL Is understood
tha' olhel troops VIII pe sent from
roie GAIN houston "lthlh d day or
WV, ~ uo uu's aiohs the Mexican
ooioe''
Government Is Aroused.
Laredo, Texas.-The situation in
Mexico appears to be serious. For
the first time in the Is years of op-
GRAFTON, the leased wire of the As
ISOLATED Press from Laredo to Mon
terey and Mexico City was command
eered by the Mexican government on
the plea of military needs and the
federal circuit manager in Nuevo Lar
edo was ordered TO cut off the Laredo
office OF the Associated Press TO pre-
rent information being Cleaned from
messages moving over the Wire.
These instructions emanated from
h headquarters of the federal tele-
graphs in Mexico City, where it was
explained the government would re-
quire the full capacity of all its tele-
graph facilities.
Coming as 1t does after what was
1ectly tranquil sunday throughout the
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Madero SLIPS Away.

On Nov. IS, Madero slipped out of
san Antonio, made his way to Cotul-
10, Texas, whore he was met by four
companions with horses and a guide,
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
DOCTORS
FAILED
Suffered Several Years With
Kidney Trouble, "Pesuna
Cured Me-"

Mr.. John N.
Watkins, 1888
Shenan d o a h
Ave-, ST. Louis,
Mo-, writes:
Among all
the greatly adj
vertiSed rnedi-|
cines for kid
ney and blad-
der trou b ! G
there is moth
ing w h | C h
equals Peru
ma. / suffered
for sew e r a |
years with this
trouble, spent
hundreds Of
dollars on doc
tLrs and inedi-
cine and all to
no purpose un-
til / took Pc
runa. ..... ......
'One bottle
did me more
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Sought Solitude in Vain.

Tolstoi, accompanied only by DR..
NakovetsEy, left his home at Yasuaya
Poliana for the purpose Of ending his
lays in solitude. to which he more and
more inclined during his later years.
His pilgrimage led him to the monas-
terry at Shamardine in the province of
haluga. where he remained as the
guest Of his sister, Marie, who is a
nun in the cloister.
Learning that his retreat had been
discovered, he insisted upon proceed
ing on his journey to the Caucasus,
where he hoped to spend his last days
close to the Tolstoian colony on the
shores of the Black sea. But during
the railroad journey he was overcome
with exhaustion and the cold and Max
oyetsky was compelled to have him
pova where he was made as comfort
able as possible in the rude wooden
building.
Specialists Fail to Save Him.
For five days he had lain suffering,
first from bronchitis and later from
inflammation of the lungs. Special
lists We're called from Moscow and
other places, but Notwithstanding their
utmost efforts, the heart of the great
Russian responded but feebly to the
restoratives and s~timulants.
Finally the attacks of heart fail.
ure increased alarmingly and many
hours prior to the end the physicians
had given up all hope. Countess Toll
stoi vas admitted to the sick room
Cor the first time but her husband
failed to recognize her. She haG
fastened to his bedside when she
ness was serious, but the physicians
had deemed it advisable that she be
kept away from the count. fearing her
presence might cause the patien4 emo
ton. Other members of the family
We're from time to time admitted to
his presence and his daughter Alex
andria has been in constant attend
ance.
Life of Leo ToIstoi.
Count Lyof Nikolaievitch Tolstoi
was born in Yasnaya Poliana. lula.
Sept. 8, 1928. In 1S43 unit 1916 he
studied Oriental languages and law at
the University of Kazan. In 1851 he
went to the Caucasus district as an
ensign of artillery and served in the
defense of S~ebastopol during the
Crimean war. To this period of his
career belong his earliest literary
works. He left the army on the CON
clusion of the wal and went to St.
Petersburg, where he made the ac-
q~uaintance of Turgeney and other dis
tinguished Russians.
Excommunicated by Syned.
In 1901 he was formally eXcommuni.
Gated by the Holy synod of the Rus.
sian Orthdox church, and in a reply
to the edict of communication he
clearly enunciated his religious and
theological views. These included the
denial Of the Trinity, of the Diety of
Jesus, and His vicarious atonement. of
orthodox conception OF the future
world, Of every iknd Of sacramenta!.
ism, and similar dogmas. and were
substantially identical with those of
modern spiritual Unitarianism.
Livestock Rate Raise Halted.
Ne / nutnv,
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EyVI TITNITT III
the others put together, as they only
me. | used 1t for four months before
a complete cure was accomplished, but
am truly grateful to you. The least I
can do in return is to acknowledge
the merits of Peruna, which I take
pleasure in now doing"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1910-11-25
Bladder Trouble.

street. Albany, N. Y, wrSes:
"Since my advanced age ! find that
I have been frequently troubled with
urinary ailments. The bladder seemed
lrritated, and my physician said that
1t was catarrh caused by a protracted
cold which would be difficult to over
cone on account of my advanced years.
| took Peruna, hardly daring to believe
that would be helped, but found to
my relief that ] soon began to mend.
The irritation gradually subsidized, and
the urinary difficulties passed away. I
have enjoyed excellent health now for
the past seven months. | enjoy my
meals, sleep soundly. and am as well as
| was twenty years ago. I give all
praise to Peruna."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Stsrrc Ycmiiomcr.

,>amtn blpoc Ec.Crdmcrnt ". u. Vi. ..
lpm iorrl9t lllC bapOc M ECir'dmllng
/ Ntlnntlr Eliu. GllmOoigbco II! cnonI
cngang at c.lUgc. Il! EduOCi lt.C b0r
plli ben 'iuloi9c latnCmmcIl0heo moo
De 0amlt SOlodtCr. ~ a, or:'t ocr'or
mau 'orlun0c mCrc libCcllt ttnnon.s
lcpe. Spcr't,ommluocrCuoc Nan SGni
notaltt =, Se, CT lille p0y S.p!o, q,
pi l.,C bar 'rNCt Dc mtrc llberdlc FCnr
iionCr. irm 'orlnu0ics At ror NoNt
Yeir'umlinG. Sougrcs'en ul!oc Tie
pCotl1t uogCu UlmlroGli9 Eopglpulug
/ SaQcn, men NJ Il! o09 "a. llltnncm
bcnlmco 5000 gyiputr tennOn.'pr=
ila9; Somliecn bcarbrioeoC 'i,tlQ Sc
ndtorcruc o. GCpyUicniantCrnc, men
iii inQen NUtic. :RtQICyinAcn 'pntC@
ben par mot I'll Al pUrG poCr! 'parz
Ipmmcli9; men III bar oCua SiillIn9
Iprbeorct 'lg. o. 'Ino'uniigpIs Olloc ul
illnne 'aa bort Nor'lag ia, igltnntm /
nGIic HonQrta ~. " u bar dlilo
Iorlan0,. at oens Meolcmmcr ',uloc
iad ben reitt Faa'iicnncllt, uOen l>cn.
inn iii hpor lang cIItr bpor .ort ell Sio
DC tlentc Srigcn. Scr'nm oeu, Der
loo ia bpcrue ior bare ,rc Wiu0rcoer
li!c lu9,eoC SruOt. NOo ban Dog rtoC
til ii glsrc i'm VIilt o9 pi 'orlnn9cr.
at bette itGl 9duitienres.
Get or rr mUr'cliQ Cp.u2nng 'Om
her 9iUe. at ronC apu9rcs ll9i,oQ ben
nrcnge'ic Spnr'ommtll9bCo. - 'ud
at TC,crlncrnt cnonu bar @yuuo til
al .la9c oUer SGuOc,Y llialucmmt!ja
beo. al Den Stmo oct oOl CT eli Ulttcr.
lt9 SjCno.Alcrnlrg, U' w'rt luoci
Suno / TcroCn bar UUrct cuOpl til
nGrmCl'cspi. 'aG ui!tobdunott mCo
gcrllOucr III iuc So!oUtcy Cllcr ocrts
c'tcrlaoN 6dmilicr. = ullcrllerr a.
DC Qleulcpcnoc Tctcrarrr ira NoyQcr-
,riaCr, ION cuouu CT ItDWoc no, III at
tlnNC opsr Rcpublj',ne ll'lMcmmtlIg
hco mpo 'nt fnr'parcrr. en- 'dnOdmc.
ipm Ion '9 hUerpi nctog Hr,4Cu Dly
rno, ol 'irlr mcM'lrcocs no a. Ilcnc-
,tcn i9lCn. 81 DC h!,r alor'l ro.ic
'cr Oct 10 III, III at Iia8c oUcr, at Oc-
res Fcu'loner lie tr royt ug! Tu
plioC Ia ~ bGcr, no. gm ual m.a.
Orc iljtllgc nj at pa,Ht 8og..re',@
mco @eu ON mcrt &Mle. C'Dom
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
llOunnOrinscn ira europa.

WOaler man ben stonomlltC Slls
liuno / si Suno me0 llooanorlnlens
Stsrrelic, liiller llopauoriu0en irG
europa i9 meSet 9unlilg Tor Sp't.
lamb.
! Sorbolo Ill SnobpgSerantallet
bar intst yano europa, n0ar unotas
aes ,sranirioe. Ell minOre llopanorin9
al pppiic ior 3ioeu enc SpiIlano.
IRA oct tpile &iQe nopanorroe |
1909 Inn 9jeuncminitllg 80 per'onsr
pr. $1,000 Snobpaaerc; oerelier toms
mer Sollano / 1908 - meo D.,
Shpei, meo 1913, Sanmar. mso III,
,Sinlano meo 1914, Gficrri9e mso2l.l.
Speriac meo 23.l. llngarn nleo 23.7,
gdaisn meo 2i.6. 3orge ueo 36.3,
Spanien meo 66.s. portusal mec
74.2, Stalieu meo 1926 llopanorerc
pr. 10. 3nobpsscre.
Sor Rusl0nos. RumGniens oa Sul'
ao.iens 0coiommcnoc ilenoer man iur
antallsi a llopaucrese pper tpl!s Sap
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Sbcooorc Hooicuclt | Yaraois.

:, uprt amcriidn'ie 9lOl'Cr urtulCrCr
Tor SlOn Ell linen Nlroric Il! ,ilIurr0a
ton al ocn imeritnn'.t Hrs ErUroCut@
Scluli,,crbco.
Santt Better roar pco 0Immdcus
ioi'.
Set banter.
,Notm tr Ott," lger 40,lonci@
NOg,cr
George H%l'hnGton,"
Npm CT @ror9c 2@a'NHRton. ol
OuIIlu NOrtlCnCrc han ham lno!agi
iai"
sea cr mi, %inos @unOlUQQCr
lea bar bruot oct cnaCI',t NII og
JrunoldQt ben rorc amcrltlnilC Nrl-
hCos-HCpubllt. seq rnotpg oCn 'crl!C
l'l0os 6rcosilOCu, lcQ uar ben 'orr,
Ne GrlQs,lnen oG odr mine %nno.
mUuos NlCrtcbGm.
,Eu tan Qao mo-" n90 @anit
Better.
Gn mn Sir! !ommcr !ll NGns
Ndun tr Nbrabam SlrCrln.
Npclu cr ou!" NoCr SpsrQsmaa'
lct. % Sparct iHlOCr bC'icmt:
oNC0 bar pUrCt NrUnOcnt ! Dc ,Sor-
cncoc Sta,cr. Nj, Bort CT Slarcrl.
els CpbUncl'c. seq Oeoc 'om Erl-
btotn. WtartDr."
,2u ian 2uU mO'"
gtu banter oct p0a Noricn. lda Del
orsnCr belle Euruoi'et.
.Nutm CT oet!"
Sbcoourc RoolCOCli!"
.Npcm CT IbcOoorc HOclcOclt oQ
hpnO bar ban glor,!"
Ter tommCr in'ct Suar, men oc'
lpoCr Ell tort og rpnOiQ Gone:
.Se9 lial tale mco %rrbcrrc omL al
e bIir u'l,eOigc,, min 9Ooc Niano,
raar g lille cn9aug ,icuocr IbcoOOr,
HoolCpcl,,"
Cg Tsrcn 'Io9es ,glcn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
9llItomobllcrllC* SlOsOlOCg
'rts wH.sr

~Nr' "n'rh ofI's '''"'' N''"''A
Zen enc Uo3l'' N' o'''''nc "'os''h
Zen 0nocl !roc' ls''' q"
g tl'rcr I'b' mcH "U'o'l'o'i''
ntan llQct TO- al a'''l'a n''N'"
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"trI "rdd'Nn'o 0S' ''' ~ "'''' '''
I'M otI ''d' ''o' "' ""2'''''
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% 'eo' Nl"'r'''N''2 'u'''' "'''
>on' copper OOPp'' "''''" ".
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giu cr Oct moi lie lUulCr StIocu,
ws, oumme S,inlnpr ,pm cIer @aocn
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Snfcl Sam iTi0sr "Guo

! Dcunr WiumCO bplOCr lluGt >Gm
?ut,ipu. Nln bar 500. "oO %Jy,2
Sano a, 'U!lc, bc!l9QCnoc ! Ocu Td az
6rom ,iuO,untrnc9 Nc'CruIli0n / gipu
tann. i0W 1900 bicu dlbntt ior Wt.
bpg9cllC. yduoCt oil bIl IolAt / Srals
ter pa0 bcupco l6o 2lcrcs bUCr. 2iut.
ticnen bOlocs ben l5oc C.tober / Dill
lin0.. Moutan0.
Sngeu Ian iiehr mcr enc -" NrrC.
% til ell lapcrc Fris enc - pr. Ntre.
men Der CT iu9cn &ctingcl'cr opnllIct
mco DCnipn til 4lsbCrnes Nlocr, @or
ocrilOb clIcr 9tdtonal;ict.
Zen Inc NopembCr a'boloCs en- llg-
neuoe 9luition llrcoo, lltab. BUOr
200. 600 gIrres al ocn tioliaert lliutlb
Snollncr ReierUdtiOn tommcr unocr
SLUmelcn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
&olcracm ! Staiicn.

q itailtuiic Wunoigbcoer bar oc'
lunQ'tr 'prisQi at bolnc '.luIt bullet
irUQteli0t Nrcb RolcruCu bar 'uOt paO
Ntapcl oQ UuOrC StCOCr. Wttn 'orIe.
ocu SNU blep VrCs'ttcn'urcn hUpct o9
Tt'ollnlnQcn bar cnoclil 'ddCt Smcnc
op ion SllrunoUIs Nlpor Nllc, 'om
bar WIolcr III u, .ommc rQ blrt cr
lIuNtc' ira %Dcn. % a. DC llcnoUr,nnl
DOR oOgll9 mCIICm - % 30. ECrcl
bar '0t ny ian oc 'ut,llcrt TOoGlG,
UOor ocn 'mocr Ell 'ruAthlr ,,orobuNo
oCn NrUn'cIc'c Stlootu'WrNlQbro.
'om Der bcr'tcr. Zen rp!rUOCr '0a
pplO'omt, At 'lCrC Ncr'pucr cr osot pau
GiuOr. ISr man bar tunnel brlulc
ocnl ula No'giidlei NongCn2 eror.
i,Cr,uQcn a. !pnl or mco m Nurru
rein III lieGpcI.
CQ'dG udd Ehl.lvgntrlt 'r0litr
man ipr Splcruen. SucyIlt Cum-
tel % 'aa langt Oeropcr Tom II! Il.
Ve.ersbsrg CT Der 6are ior q! ocn bcr.
icnoc Sngoom nanripmbcll Ian brpoe
uo, % Den umcri!nn',c RCllerln0 bar
,rurct triruoroluUrG Sor1olosrcQler
ior Sil'Uloc At iunnt Ia lmOo otn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06

u, ,N'log l''clICos ga ois'e -. ~
Hus'trC, oSi NumUrtrc ~ lut"
&GlQGrCrt. sra S'orbrlilnnicr %
Nrllno IuGr DC '.crc llNpdnoytvt nj
Gdnlcu. Suoicn. 2Iurrl!lu % <uoa
a'rl,u: ira andre ydnoc "urp9c 9d0r
llopluorlngcr nnuuIlI I'll Of Sorcntoc
Si0lCr OF ?lr9tninG.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Sye Dafota.

Etm'n "cnHiu q y. '.aao' mo | ''
orGrnl'rrcnc oollF'b''e al. oANouH-
ipct@ %"!N'rr oil peo %i!3'' iO'h DC
ftnlllC pei mIoleriIolN, "oI'I'n'"ot.
slnlptr Ea's pl! al'rN. Ha 'NJ'' a' ~
OIL NoHni0'Toef.
nr -. ,,,r;,,, =, m,r, 0ni
lw,r,,r n,r r,r,r Wcrh,o,r =, NIor,
In,,r mn, sr,o,o m,o,r. hcr hc,n,
lnoo a, linn o;,ra oror,hrr 4, ,n ,,p5
INN ,onro, no urb va, b1m po ,lprcor
b,m MN, )rruo,e, yrt lprcoc han,
,u b,l S1ma a, oisr, ,yIlalcr nl nm
S,ros
So0e'dIS. - ~ ""''", '""' : ''"'
Wallis men oN''o' "''''''''"Ss"''"o'
t' WAd"'' o'o S'o'" &" "'''' W
~ ""'. "o'''' o,' '"' ''O' 'U'o-
| y
po 6 Neyu.
Clc !morcds &,gIoU al Nor'pn
nan, Nom p,ns 1ent nll Nn,ni,ulct i
Slou walls al %lmotaymbtirnOc'C.
san bltu fun b 9ar Jlmmcl
ClC Nalporipn ooot SlanOrcau
iprlcon Ia0 / en- Nlotr d' - 9ar.
Nur par 'fot Sllosuur, Wcr0c; no
Ipaunrfor nj gmt,.tc 1870 o1 bp'u,ic
uu Ippop 6our,u / ISIS. Sun
r,terloou ma ouliru. lpm bar uUrc,
&rpollo iIcre Mar. lam, 'eyt Ssn-
nCr "a Setrt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
YircpiiitC.

plreuc ul 2rbcuwua 1,o'cron Ecnionio
I;orhlu, +. y
Charley, Mrs. g. B
Deer. Miss ElIr NJ
GrodlrcySprlng, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Hickman. Mis-, Ethel
Hanson. Mrs. Nellie
lIogcn. Mr.. Jan l..
IIarkman, Mr.. VIM
lIackman, Mr. Il. j
jackson. Mr.. lack
KristlanScn. Erik 'ngrborr.
kroula. Mr.. otto
kcrStctcr. Mr.. Tom > letters
Lryrndcrkcr Mr.. Math
Norman. Rev. +. 4.
Newman. Mrs Emma
NiSirndirk. Mr.. Louis
LubrlaS a Rcindy
Ntirihillrr. Miss Adrllna
TaSIuawaStcWiu. Mnnir
oois ois,t Hrcur ,,tc orbcutcs mDru {
uorr ia ocu Inc CtL piI De blue icuoi +
Dead Letter office.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1910-10-06
Republican State Ticket.

hepuDuCdn soldIc AiShSs
Representatives in Congress
Chas. II. Burke
Eben w Martin
Governor
X. S. Ncsscy
Lieutenant Governor
+. NJ. Byrnc.
Secretary of STATE
:. &. Policy
State Auditor
Henry b. Anderson
State Treasurer
George G. Johnson
Attorney General
Royal G. Johnson.
Commissioners School and Public
Lands
+. Il. Brinkrr.
Superintendent Of Public instruc
ton
{. q. Bawrcurn.
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SPORT SPICE
DIAMOND GOSSIP

Bonner apparently has
the while
showed head allowing
Nordykes of his
mates the has with
until then
hit the pellet half the
At awfuy close winning these
should with the they
the be- The redskins fielding
better the last five
Some ginger.
of Levy accepted three chances
without Cohn liked Levy but has tall hopes Connos
p !.
The Philadelphia Americans and the Chicago White Sox put
exhibition ball the being nothing all at the
called Coombs Phles
allowed but there hits and Ed Walsh only twice that number
Indians him three times
making his with winning
disasters Tacoma had against
yesterday.
Joe Cans putting the baves fight of his life today He
his
death him before
hours physicians will for
a between Crestlne, O., Baltimore.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05
INDIANS ANNEX
ANOTHER IN
EIGHTH

Bonner got through whole
baseball game yesterday without
any necessity for yanking him out
of the box, as he made good from
the first to the last spasm. allowed
eight scattered hits, struck out five
men, and walked only two. At that
i looked as if he was going to be
beaten, but Lou Nordyke's homer
in the sixth and another tally in
the eighth gave the Indians the
edge by one run. A "bubonic" rat
invaded the field during the ses :
sion, stopped the game and was
fatally mangled by one ID. Shea,
before the contest could proceed.
Connors was playing short-stop
and made no fooZles.
Tacoma never got even close to
winning with the Beavers and con-
sequently the position of the league
leaders is in status quo, as Ed
Hughes would say. The Tigers
scraped up seven hits and one
score while the Canucks bagged
out twelve good ones which &C
counted for five runs.
Yesterdays scores: r. H. e.
Seattle ....2 100000 8 2
Spokane 00101010-3 9 0
Tacoma O100000-1 7
Vancouver 2O11O1O*-5 ~ 1
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05

Down at AleXian Brothers hospi
tai on south Broadway, st. Louis,
they all said to keep cot reserved
for slim" Sallee, star southpaw
twirler of the Cardinals, and Sallee
has spent good part of the sum-
mer on the cot, when he wasn't
lodging friends or employees of the
Cardinals anxious to find him, or
else pitching game.
AS one of the freaks of the ma
tional game, and at the same time
one of the greatest southpaws who
ever faced a batter, Sallee is in a
class by himself. Waddell and Bugs
Raymond rival slim" in their
fondness for the contents of the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1910-08-05

flowing bowl, but they were never
known to go to a hospital to recu-
perate. Sallee has. Up to July he
has been in the hospital in st.
Louis three times, and once the at
tending physicians despaired of his
recovery.
The big fellow is grand pitcher,
but Bresnahan is tired of worrying
with him. McGraw wants a good
southpaw and Sallee may figure in
a trade with the Giants before the
season is over. He has beat the
Giants every time he went against
them, and McGraw says he would
be the best pitcher in the game If
he would cut out the joy water and
tends to business.