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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.
Portland 5: Sacramento 3

Portland 5: Sacramento 3.
Sacramento, Cal, Sept. S.-After
trailing on the short n of a 3 to 0
score in the ninth inning, Portland
took a brace and found Spider Baum
for four hits, scoring three runs and
tying the score In the first of the
18th Ryan doubled, Kreuger tripled
and Sheehan singled, giving the Beav-
ers their second wiz of the week by a
score Of 5 TO 8. Seaton walked three
men in the third and Madden scored
OF Danzig's infield out. Madden and
Shinn singled in the eighth and each
advanced a base on Sheehan's error.
DanZig's sacrifice fly scored Madden
and Shinn stole home from third as
Seaton let the ball repose quietly on
the grass a few feet from the mound.
Steel relieved Seaton in the last of
the tenth. Score: r. II. L.
fortldhu II Z
Sacramento 4 4
Seaton, Steen and Kuhn; Baum
and Thomas.
Vernon G.; Frisco 4.
San Francisco, Sept. Slogans
men ran wild on the bases in two in
iilA6S Nt9AtA Nog anu ny tdhiiiS az
tage of San Francisco's errors and
punching hits off Tanning, Vernon Sc
cured enough runs to win. 6 to /. San
Francisco's run came in the fifth when
a double by Powell. a wild pitch and
a single by Moh1er scored one run.
Vernon too a two run lead in the
second when a double, a hit batter, a
double steal and two infield outs net
ted two runs. In the seventh, Man
ning's support went 10 pieces and a
combination OF three hits, three errors
and a steal home scored -four runs.
Score: r. H. E..
San Francisco .........1 5 s
Carson and Hogan; Tanning and
Berry.
Angels 5: Oakland 4.
Los Angeles, Cal, Sept. S-After
to Oakland, Los Angeles tool
a brace yesterday and aided by the
generosity of Ables. Oakland's pitch
err, who allowed them IL safe hits,
took the third game, score: 5 to T..
"Bill' Tozer, last years star tfirler
the Angels, made his first start
the home grounds since being in
jured early in the season and did fair
~ well until the seventh inning when
ne weakened. Delhi went into the
and ended the scoring. Score:
r. H. e.
Los Angeles ............ IL 1
OdkldHu .......'. ....''.f,J L
Tozer, Delhi and Smith; Ables and
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HOWS THIS.

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for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cur.
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free. Price 75c. per bottle. Sold by all
Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
tion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
NATIONAL PENNANT RACE
Is BECOMING EXCITING

The National league pennant rush
of New York was materially checked
Thursday when the leaders lost n
close game to Brooklyn. while Chica-
go won twice from Cincinnati. Chi
cago thus pulled up To within SIX
points of New York. which soon is to
begin a long period of play on for
eign diamonds, while Chicago will
settle down at home. Pittsburg shut
out st. Louis and advanced to within
AZ points of the top. The standing
of the leaders today:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08

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Bros.
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For Sale

New rubber tired buggy, cost $3.50,
p:ngle harness and driving horse six
years old. Horse gentle for women or
children. Also n S-year-old mare.
Must be sold at once. Inquire Crab
Creek Lumber Co.. or phone Black
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Chicago "a. Cincinnati %

chicago Sept. S.-Outfielder Frank
SchuItz 2lst home run of the season
came within four of tying the worlds
record established by John Freeman
Of Washington in 1899. incidentally
this home run was responsible for
Chicago scoring a shutout wei Gin
c%innati, when Tinker scored ahead
OF him. The batting rally in the
eighth inning Of the second game in
which Schultz single put Chicago two
runs ahead and resulted in victory for
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
Western League.

At Lincoln-Lincoln 2; Denver 0;
morning. Lincoln 0, Denver 3, after
noon.
postponed; wet grounds.
At Omaha-Omaha 3; Sioux City. 1.
At Tcpeka-Topeka 1, Pueblo 2.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
SPORTS
LEAGUE.

Victoria 4; Portland 3.
Portland, Ore, Sept. S.-By TAX
ing yesterdays game by the score Of
4 to ., Victoria made it three straight
from the local forces. Two hits off
Jensen and an error gave the visitors
a running start of two runs in the
first, n in the second two more
registered. Garrett then replaced
Jensen, and pitched seven hitless in
nings. Portland's tallies came in the
third on a combination of errors.
Score: r. H.. E.
Victoria ....4 8 4
Portland -. D 4
McCreery and Grindle; Jensen and
Moore.
Tacoma s.: Seattle 3.
Seattle. Sept, S.-Tacoma hit the
ball hard yesterday afternoon, and
won, 3 to 3. Seattle used three pitch
ers but Tacoma hit them all. Annis,
although wild at times was very stin-
gy with hits when they counted.
Score: r. H. E.
Tacoma e. 10 U
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08

Philadelphia atain defeated Boston
and increased its lead in the Ameri-
can league fight to 55 points. Detroit
not playing. Cleveland and New
York both Won and ire nominally
tied for third place but Cleveland
holds the advantage of af raction of
a point. The leaders standing:
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A prevalent superstition in parts Of
Europe is that bees will either fly
away or die on the occasion Of a death
in the family unless some one knocks.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
- -
Philadelphia 1871. Boston so.

Boston, Sept. S.-Although Boston
made 10 hits off two Philadelphia
pitchers in the first game yesterday.
the home team lost, 8 to 10. Alexand-
er held Boston to one hit in the second
game, which Philadelphia won, l to o.
Alexander almost achieved a no-hit,
Recommendations game, allowing no
bases on balls. The Single hit off
him was a scratch. Donlin and Cow
dy were ordered off the field in the
second game for arguing.
First game: R. H. E.
bOStoh ...'... o IL :
Philadelphia lib Is o
Battertes-Brown, Thompson and
Weaver, Pfeiffer and King CHAIN
ers, Burns n Madden, Carter.
Second game: r. H. E.
Boston 10 0
Philadelphia 6 0
Batteries-Young and Rariden;
Alexander and Carter.
Brooklyn 4, New York 3.
New York, Sept S.-Brooklyn de-
feated New York in the. first game of
the series yesterday. Errors behind
Mathewson were mainly responsible
for his defeat. In the ninth Tooley
walked with two out and scored the
winning run when Snodgrass drop
ped Daubert's long fly in deep CEN
ter field, after getting under it by a
long run.
Score: R. H. E.
DroohIyh 8 /
New YORK 4 3
Batteries-Barger, Erwin and Ber-
gen Matthewson and Wilson, Myers.
Pittsburg 3, st. Louis 0.
st. Louis, Sept. S.-Pittsburg tool
the final game in it's final series with
st. Louis today and shut out the To-
Gals. In the ninth with the bases full
W out Leach drove the ball into
center field for a home run.
Pittsburg II /
st. Louis 2 2
Batteries Hendrix and Simon:
Geyer n Bliss.
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Bstteries-Cole, Brown and Need
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Sage and Zackert; Moe and Shea
Vancouver 6: Spokane 4.

Spokane, Sept. S,-Spokane tossed
off yesterdays game, which should
have been won under ordinary condi-
tons inside the time limit. Vancou-
yer began to hit Willis as the game
wore on and out in the tenth
on three hard smashing drives,
Frisk batted in Vancouver's four
runs. Gates. who replaced Swain
when the latter twisted an ankle in
the eighth, virtually won the game
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LEAGUE.

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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1911-09-08

Los Angeles ............ IL ]
Tozer, Delhi and Smith; Ables and
Mite.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1911-11-14
Waxahachie Music Club.

Questions TO- Nov, IL American
opera
Roll metropolitan opera
singers.
|. When, where and i. what form
did opera first appear In America
Q. Name some of the operas and
singers during period of 175o-1S25.
3. DaPonte, Garcia, Malibran and
the introduction of Italian opera IN
New York.
T. Why has Italian opera never
gained foothold in America?
5. When and by whom was Ger
man opera introduced?
s. Success of French opera in New
Orleans.
T. (a) Give history of Academy OF
Music in New York City. (b) Maple
son and his star system
s. Give history of Metropolitan
opera house?
8. What American composers have
attempted opera, and with what sue
cess?
To- Give sketch of Victor Her
bert's "Natoma."
MRS. w. CLAUDE AUTREY,
Leader
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Roger Edmondson went to Hous-
ton Sunday night to witness TIE foot
ball game yesterday between A. d
NJ. College and State University, re-
turning home this morning.
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Cottaee Damaged at Ennis.

Ennis, Texas, Nov. IA cottage
occupied by w. c. Roberts and fam
ily caught fire and the roof was
burned off before the fire depart
ment could check the flames. The
damage to the house will probably
be $3.50.
Mr.. Roberts loss will probably
reach $500, with no insurance,
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Mrs. j w. Sweat of Ada, Oklaho
ma, is visiting Mrs. Geo. c Sweat
on West Main street.
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RETAIL MARKET.

Waxahachie dealers arc retailing
the following articles at prices quit
ed below:
McAlester lump coal, ton $3.50
Colorado Coal, per ton SIet
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The Waxahachie Grain Co. has
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Call and inspect the new 1917
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Meeting of Elks.

Regular session Waxahachie
Lodge No. ESQ, B. P. o. E.. Tuesday
night, Nov. 14th, 1911. Degrees viii
be conferred and luncheon will be
spread,
LEE p. QUAITE, Z. r.
GEO. l.. GRIFFIN, Secretary.
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Hear Bispham tonight at Sims
Concert commences at $3.50.
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r. S. Cronk Co. sell galvanized
roofing cheap. II
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Hear Bispham tonight at Sims
library, Concert commences at $3.50.
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Buy your pump from r. S. Crok
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Call and inspect the new 1912
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ESTRAYED-Satu night, one
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-29

1T Is divided into two acts. There are
thirty musical numbers interpreted by
some OF the best known singers and
comedians on the stage, chorus of
over sixty, IN English pony ballet and
a special company OF vaudeville ar
fists, the latter being engaged and car
ried with the production as features of
the "theater scene.'
While. "The Midnight Sons in spec
tacular III nature, the fur element has
not been overlooked, as anyone who
has ever seen 1.-The Midnight Sons -
is sure to talk of TIE screaming
shoe store scene in which two Jersey
cook ladies' with rather generously pro
portioncd feet cutter n store for tkc
purpose of having their pedal cAtre:ai-
ties fitted with the very latest in foot
wear
Unable 20 effect a TT, the two shoe
clerks in desperation bring out set
of horseshoer tools, and with these
nnsIghtly and heavy instruments they
manage 20 pull No. 10 shoe partly
on No. lo foot. finally handing each
OF the two excited. fabbergastcd cooks
a pair of crutches upon which 40 limp
their way. out of tho store. There Is
also considerable fun in the thea Ger
scene. Pansy Burns, one OF the cook
ladies', Is asked 70 remove her hat, and
the brief mOnologuc b. her On the inn
pudence OF man in asking woman to
remove her CbantielcY touue is almost
as funny as the shoe store incident
Ned Wayburn, the general stage di-
rector for Lew Fields, has staged this
play along lavish lines. RAYMOND Hub
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-01-29

Deacon Perkins and Harum is exceed
ingly funny. The former starts for
Harum S place early in the afternoon
and IS caught in corker Of rain
storm, and the horse received from
Harum. balks When the rain ceases
the animal gets in motion, jogging in
with 2 driver whose back is up some
forty degrees above normal.
The members Of the Garrick Stock
company will be cast as follows:
David Harum, James Durkin: John
LenoN, J: David Herblin: Mary Blake,
Jane Wheatley; Aunt Polly Biybee,
Margaret Dilis; Chat Timson, Wilson
Day: Dick Larabee. Henry Crosby
Widow Cullon, Jessie f. Pringle; Dca.
con Perkins, Lewis Craig; Zeke Swim.
ney Walter Seymour; General Wolsey,
/; G: Schuster; Amos Elright. Revnold
Williams; Dug Robinson. William
hutchinson; Pegleg Hopkins, Neil
Pratt, and Bill Montaige, Jack Held
Manager Emerson has made every
effort To stage "David Harum" with
great attention to fidelity Of detail, and
the play ought to please local theater-
goers immensely Thursday matinees
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n EW FIELDS'S prodig;ous musi
cal success, 'Thc Midnight
Sons" with George ". Monroe
its cast OF 100 people and big
scenic equipment, will be the attraction
at the Colonial theater the first half of
the current week, beginning tomorrow
night. This will be the first appearance
Of this splendid show in Salt Lake.
"The Midnight Sons doubtless is
the most widely advertised musical play
ever staged. This is largely due to the
fact that it remained thirty-eight
weeks at the Broadway theater. New
York, where it attracted the attention
Of every visitor to the city, The play
so strongly appealed to these visitors
that Mr.. Fields and the Shuberts are
sending "The Midnight Sons on a
tour in spite Of the expense attached
to the transportation of such heavy and
massive scenery. For one scene alono,
which takes over ten hours to put in
place, nearly 100 carpenters, stage
hands, scene shifters and electricians
are required to operate the scenery
and properties. This scene shows the
interior Of a theater, with an audience
of nearly 500 people
'tThe Midnight Sons is classed as
a "nusical moving picture in eight
films which Is way Of saying that
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IT" HE Honeymoon Trail" now
making its second trnnscon-
tinental tour, will be the at
traction at the Colonial tho
ater for four nights and matinee, be-
ginning Thursday. February Q. This
sparkling musical comedy has done q
much larger business wherever it has
played this season than it did last, and
the company is conceded by press and
public to be superior, At the new He'll
ig theater in Portland during New
Years week. F'The Honeymoon Trail''
played to one of the biggest weeks in
Portland s theatrical history
Kelly and FitzGerald have decided to
put the play on the bargain counter for
It's Salt Lake engagement, They have
needed the "hard times" cry-the ar
gGment that If musical comedy played
for dollar instead of dollar and a
half, it would do twice as much busi
ness. Therefore. largely as an expert
meut, "The Honeymoon Trail' will
play its engagement at the Colonial
with the best seats priced Mt 81,
This season s company which num-
bers half a hundred, includes such well
known musical comedy favorites as
Louis Kelso. Airline Boiling, Fred Wyck.
off, Clara Dalton. Irene Calder and Carl
George.
The production from scenic stand
point is exceptionally heavy and beau
titul. The second act. especially, de-
picting the summer resort on the shores
of tho Pacific, with its wonderful elec.
tric, moon, water-ripple and other eff
fects, is marvel of stagecraft The
chnrns 90 is nennl with oil tho Hn,,nh
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1T is said that when David y
writes play, the Americ,, '
L never questions the subies,' l.
which 1t deals. They wan,
it, because this master hand h.a.
And so 1T is with "'The Girl Iss !,
hind Me-, BeIasco's great m;n, Mn
story which the Mack Leone a n,s
are producing at the Revier ,hs,..p
week. opening tonight.
The play is laid in and ,ron.
Assinaboine, Montana and dana
an uprising Of the Blari;foot
and the besieging of The ea,, nun
the rebeIlious reds, cunins.;,nsOa
the arrival Of the Seventh cav,Iss. T
ter s regiment, 70 their rcscna
scene IN particular. where Genr,.,
mon is about 10 shoot his own Sa.ls
IN order to prevent her falling ias, iu,s |;
Blackfoots' hands. is an cnti,s
in itself. and is written In IL. -
Belasco manner
The cast IS large one calls.
the services OF seventeen neonin
an attachment of thirty mo, =
Fort Douglas. loaned for the o..,.
The scenery IS well up TO thc H.
Leone standard. which means r.ss'1
Willard Mack viii be seen as 1;a.,1 ~
ant Hawtsworth. his irst pilits,s
since he played Allan Kend,;s.
1.-The Heart Of MarYIand. g H.,
Leone Will appear as Kate Kcuuios
post beauty. with whom Hawksvos1
in love.
THE Girl | Left Behind Me"h.,..
tins evening. continuing lhrouqs |,
week with Wednesday and SD
matinccS.