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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08
The Great Majestic MdiledDIe
and Charcoal Iron Range

You make no mistake in buying tie
MAJESTlC-its the range with THE Rht' ~
lioN-ask your neighbors. Then, too. i s."
Just right and of the right kind of mateF"+
MALl-EABLE AND CHARCOAL IRON r.E@.
together practically air tight--lined VITA Z
asbestos board-parts being malleable a.
preak-has a movable reservoir and an 2's-
that don't warp-thats why the MAJt.si'0
uses so little fuel bakes just right every '4'
IN the year tbrowns bread just right all owe.
without turning), heats Is gallons Of Na'i
while breakfast is cooking-properly hani.'-
lasts lifetime. and costs practically nota'h-
for repairs
Don't buy the range you expect to last ~
time 'unsight unseen;" you'll be sure 70
disappointed. Come to our store during demon
stration week, see the GREAT MAJEsTl1 =
have its many exclusive features explained
find out why the MAJESTIC is 300 per cert
stronger than other ranges where most ram
are weakest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08
ART STUDIO OXEN.

This is to notify my patrons thai
! will take pupils in china painting
on Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur-
days. In water color on Wednesdays
and Saturdays Mrs. Jennie Willitts.
WE ARE NATIVE, vet
progressive. American State Bank.
i. l.. Skipper. president; s. F. Smith.
vice president; p f. Chunn, cashier.
o,
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08
YOUR CHANCE.

am starting a day and night class
Feb. 3 in shorthand, typewriting, or
neutrality-suspicious. subjects includ-
ed. This will especially benefit you
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08

FOUR UNPUBLISHED ROOMS
With private bathroom, etc.; free
water, electric lights and telephone.
Tall at 81 South Virginia Ave.
12-17-tf
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08
WOOD.

All kinds; prompt delivery; car
lead coal and tence posts to arrive
in few days. Phone 25S Lake
lend Fuel Supply. ll-3O-lmo
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08

WANTED - Upstairs homework
and dressmaker combined, or dress.
making by the day in homes: have
experience in doctors Office and
dressmaking Barhite Hotel, Room
20.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-01-08

Which Shall It Be?

DO YOU intend to continue Iaborll
valuable fuel and destroying high pr -
with that old WORKOUT cook stove.
You KNOW that old stove eats We
fuel each year
You KNOW you have trouble in eci'
bake just right, in fact spoil a bate! 81 q
every once in while you know i e'7~
siderable for yearly repairs.
Wouldn't it pay you to buy a good ans
range with reputation
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
mpSsfin fut[ui Serro taaIta luot.

WpDSfin futIui Serra tddltd luot.
Ieen mrs ia mr. &aIe 3aaion parin
FUN manban pienofaiien. 2epdt'
f6Dn bdn raubasia!
pastori 8. Sarpela pieraili pait'
fafunnauamme toufofuun % p:std
teIdfuun IL p:ddn. Sumala Funat'
foon %ianaria fplpDn pastort Sar'
meIanfin fautta. .@loa toIin on pal
Jon, maan tpDndfed on pdbdn.
Rufoilfaa fits eIon 9erraa ldbettG'
mddn tpDmdfed eloonia", feboittaa
SeIuS 2uuf. 10: 2.
Sditddn miettipdt tddud no. t. 4
p:nd mr. Gbmarb paluli ia miss
2iuie Sdrtpi. pastori Sarfpela ioi'
mitti pibfimiIen. Snnea nuoreue
pariqe!
9dbtidiSiublaa not. Is p:dn iltana
nietti tddud miss SuIoa 81. Sobn
ion. Nuorta mdfed oil tiIaiiuuteen
iaapunut lifi 30 henfed. Suanpiet.
to fuului oueen hpfpin b~ausfaa, mi
nd en- oDut tilaiIuubesIa. Wiss 8.
81. Sobnion ldbti mf. 10 p:nd ".
Oafotaan nanboien tuttanienia luo
tpierailemaan.
DIR German Subtala on mppnpt
t~alonia mr. 2usti 2nuuttilaIIe. Wtrs
ia mr. SubiaIa ldbtindt Suomeen.
Snnea matfane!
Slmat otpat oueet fauniita. 81 ole
baitannut fuimuus eifd mdrfpps eis
fd mdrfpps.
2opufii tabtoiIin tebbd pbteiien fp.
Ipmpfien glep Sinlanbin aiuffaiae:
W(iffi Ell abferampaan firioiteta Mut.
taiaan, Iufuun ottamatta 3pttod, TO-
fa on olut find toimesla abtertn?
EptDue pppbdn bdnen abferasia
tpDstddn lauiua fiitotiei! Satfafaa
maan Iamaan iuuntaan nieIdfin.
Suofoon Sumala fiunaufienia gut
taiaue, fen lufiioiue ia toimittaiaue!
Nditd piirteIi
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03

Fin. Siud minfdloinen ie on, iofa
finulle %iotafin lupoa, ientaItaiIet o.
mat mpDs bdnen alupautienia. Wtut.
ia Sumalan lupaufiet omot pbtd
muuttumattomat, nabpat ia totiIet
fuin Sdn itiefin on. Sdn on bp.
md ia tabtoo pitdd lupuutienia. Sdn
On faitfimaItias ia moi fiis ne tdpt.
too; 6dn on totinen ia iianfaiffinen,
Min ettei Sdn taiba maIbeteua eifd
ianaanIa tafaifin ottaa, tpaan pitdd
iiantaiffiiesti, mitd Sdn on Iuman.
nut. 2upous Iitoo tdpttdmddn, mi'
I'd Iumattu on. 81 mot mitddn toto
maaiImasIa ola nellie marmempi
fuin Samalan %lupamtiet. So maiffa
iumaIattomat epduSfoIlanIa niiben
toteuttamiien I%uotanIa poistutpat, ia
ie fautta SumaIan miban aue Lam
feepat, min SumoIa ainafin ppipp
toiilena, eifd taiba Iupaustaan fieI
tad. Wutta Ell ie tuIe iumaIatto.
mile bpndfii, fosfa be eipdt ota
iiitd itieaenid oIaa, maan iulfenat
itIenid uIos tdStd ormosta. Suma.
Ian IupaufIet ofpat pelffid fttoumuf'
ia ia mabmoia pddt5tfid, ioibin
Sdn fitoo itIenId totuutenia fautto,
amen.
Settle ia teibdn %lapIiuenne on td'
md Iupaus annettu, ia faifiue, iotfa
taampana otpat, futfa ifdnd Serra
meibdn Sumalamme futiuu." Zip. &.
2: 80.
Wiffo SO bnion'3osfinen. Suomi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
Kansan kirieita.
sSreewater, Orespn.

Niintun muiStatte, lupafin antaa
tilin Iiitd, mitd tdalld on tehsp Socob
NelIonin perbeen bpmaffi. &atfesta
en- moi f~uitentaan aipan fparmaa
Iufua fpiela tebod, amman tdsla
paan pIeiSiumman Min tarftaan
fuin Re tiebetddn.
0aunti on auttanut iairaala, bau'
taus h. M. menpibin 100000. 9d-
men iaIfaonIa On tdaud feripnpt
$1,000. Salfa mafioi 500 90.
Spndn Ianpo fen olepan, paan ct
5emmoiIen fuin manba iolfa oil.
Npfpddn IN Mrs. Nelion ia bd'
nen 8 lastaan oueet iairaana, lotsta
buoIta tdud fertaa on pitdnpt tdfd'
Idinen ieurafunta.
Menot nafpiIestd iairaubesta on
pIi $4,000 Wtrs NelIon ia 1 lap''s'
to on npt melfein tertpe. 2 lapi'sta
pmat pield Iairaana, ioista totnen
bpmin beiffona ia t%oinenfln hettfo'
nemoan pain. Sc iairastipat tub
furia ia olimat iiitd 10 melfein ter
mebtpneet, mutta iaipat fplmda ia
fiitd ieuraTi fuumetautt, iosla n9t
potemat.
Minun tdbdn astinen apustutIent
nouIee $4,000. On muita pienem'
pid amustufTia, ioita en- tieod mar
muubeua lueteua.
Niinfuin nGemme nonI epat afpus'
tuf5et 10 ldbemmds tubannen oola'
ria, iofa meIfein faiffi on fulutettu
5airastusfustannufIiin. Sc otpat iaa'
meet oIaueen fowaa fofea, ioten
moimme fuiiua beita: nfotpan on
men Iapiitii".
Gam 9iu.
Dor 3
WiIton, Oregon.
Sacob NelIon
8or 1872 =.
Sreemater Oregon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03

me paIuumatfale Sronmoobiin,
past. Wilenin la DIR. Wlden fansIo.
Semraomme nbtpi mpDs pastori ia
Wtrs. Wnori. Seibdn IeurasIoan
tiIimme emo SarborTin ash. iSIi
beibdn ieurasiaan mpDs erds Iifar
Ganabasta. iofa MT paluumatfaua.
Elm oil beiodn ieurasiaan. Sdnen
nimeddn IN muista. SdstG iatfcim.
me fitten folmen, motfan Oulutbiin,
iosia taas lama DIR. Wden liifetut.
tapa nellie fustanfi pdin6uiIen
Ouluthin bienoimmasIa boteuisfa.
Sotelisia beifen istuttuamme lab.
oimme fampuntia toiielemoan. &d.
tpimme SiirtolaiIen toimistosIatin.
Sieud toimittoiu Hiippa nGptteli
nellie uuoen oinn paino. ia Iatoma
foneet. z, laiiet diff meibdnfin
Muttaiaan faotapa min plan FUN
mabbouista. ystdndt roffaot. tdmd
pliIi meibdn fni!tisn nbteinen bp0tp.
pian fonee' uienid matinmot. nuts
to aIusia fuirp ne enTin melfoiFia
ubrautiio. 2dstd o~Iiasta oleite ps
tdmdt 10 monaSti fuuueet. Winun
toipomutieni Diff fe. eta MT beti
rpbopttdiIiin toiibommaan Iuttoian
ipDtaluin porlntamiIetIi.
Wield muutama Jana loppumat'
fasta. Canaan pdindn iItnpuoleuo
Flo 4 idtimme OpIutbin ia iaamutm.
me Sronpoobiin flo 8 45 italia fai
fin puoliu onneuiiesti.
EermeiIid faifiue iueIiiae ia fla
rifle, erittdinftn ieiIe, iotfa olette
Mmaiasia, iotfo foitfi oIette fans.
iani eulfemasia eldmdn taitaa tietd
taipaaIista Seruialemia tobben.
Gnoueni ia Tdoiueni ia beibdn lap
iiuenia 9ancocfisia Iabetdn mp1s
tdsid beudt tertpeilei!
Wotti Sirfpi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
2emistom, H2i@.

EdItd paifalta barpoin ndfee uii'
tiIia auttaian paIstoiaa. S%outuufo
firieet p%aperiforiin, mai eifD Militia
Idbetetdfddn? Isl ole ldbetettp. pa'
periforiin Ell aiianiiia %firieitd PARMA,
finne ioutuu oinoastaan perioonaai'
iet riitafirioitufiet, iotfa eimdt ra'
Jenna maan baioittamat. Seuoiiia
Ell ole 2emistonista Idbetettpfddn.
gee mitd fieItd on Idbetettp omat OIL
leet armDftaita fiiduDItddn. Soimi'
tus.)
Sabetta on Iaatu tdtd aitaa runs
faasti, iosta ieubumme farmarit
opat oueet mielisiddn. On ouut
fuimaafin 1adtd uieita %piiffoia, Jos
ten npt FUN iabetta on iaatu, on tot
noa bpmdstd muoben tuIosta.
2anIaIaiIemme 5. auipinen, iofa
on toista mupita ouut Daufesoniss
ia, Su. ramtalanfa tebtaasia tpbsid,
faapui biIiattain perbeineen paitfa'
funnauemme.
2auluIeura on perustettu fpldmme
nuoriipn fe~sfuubesia. MenestpStd
file %toipotan!
Gm. 2utb. ieurafmnnan toimeSta
oil nf. % p:nd tefdiubla pantu tot,
meen 8. 9alber9in farmiue. YleiiDd
tilaiIuuteen oil faapunut pitfdStd
matfasta buoIimatta 80 maibeiue.
SbielmasIa oil pubeita, rnnonlau'
iuntoa, Iaulua lauluieuralta ia lap
fiIta Ietd IufemiSta ettd rmnpnlani un'
toa. 2opufi oIitpct fpIdn emdnndt
laittaneet ruofapDpbdn, iosta iai
nauttia bppdud annoua. Sulot lam
feIimat ieurafunnan rofenmuSrabas'
toon. 2iitos obielman iuorittaitle
Ia ubraoiiue!
Gn5ifertaIainen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
Hutuutemfne vakuutuk
sen peru$tei$ta.

Sutti, rataS pstdpd. fuinfa Su
maIo beti ipntiinlanteemufIen idlfeen
on enIimmdiien alum tebnDi, meitd
$Ianfeemutien tilasta idueen nostaof
ienIa. SO uubestoan ia pbd uubes'
taan on 9dn !upauffsiania, ioisia
Sdn nellie, iotta tottelemottomuu.
femme fautta plimme tebreet itIem'
me belpettiin ia fuolemaan mita.
pdifTi, fulasta armosta on lufpan.
nut pelashltEen faifesta poboSta,
iobon oIimme itlemme ipDsieet, ia
faifen bppdn iafaiin poittumiien,
Seeiufien famtto, ettd tuntiIimme fai
Zen autuutemme alfuldbteen. Siud
ptIin SumaIan armolupoufiSta faif.
I'll bpppps, eIdmd, %fiunaus ia ou'
tuuS 2rismfIen fautta nellie tulee.
Wifd on taiuuttanut SumaIan I'll
ben, etid 9dn, paiffa !6dnen diff
liopinut tdpttdd faiffi ubfautIenia ia
ran9aisiutIenIa meibin ndbben, fuin
olimme a%niainneet, on faiffi ndmdt
2ristufien pddue pannut. So mifd
oil ippnd iiiben, ettd 9dn ennenfuin
lafi oIifaan anneitu, Iabioitti nellie
fa1iita. monia, I%uuria, iianfaiffifia
ia mobnpia %Iupaufiio, !9dneu or
m%oStanIa ia meiodn autuuoeStam.
me 2ristufIesia. 81 mum, fuin
Sdnen iula ammonia ia roftautenia!
Meibdn pIen Iuuren mibelidiipptem'
me tdboen on 9dn iidaiiesti ia min
iddlindud ipodmeqd on meibdn
puoIeemme f%ationut, ia pddttdnpt
meitd Iiitd pelastaa, paiffa ie mat
%iaafin 9dnen poitania peren ia fuo'
Iemon, ettd 9dn iiten S~eeiutiesia
2ristutIesia nathalie tiettdpdfii
tefiIi ammonia iuuren riffouben, iot.
to meiud tdpIi ipp oIiii pfIin Sdnen
Iuurta armoania plistdd.
Sumala fpud laisIaanfin nellie
Iuuria lupaa, maan fuitenfin Iiud
ebboua, ettd me lain td~pbeuiIeSti
tdptdmme. 2oSfa me faiffi oIimme
lain riffoiat bamasta dibin fobous.
ia, emme taitaneet SumaIaue mat.
iaa, emmefd antaa SdneIe, mitd
bdn Iaisia meiItd maotii, Min lain
%Iipousten fiiasta tulipat faiffi lain
ubfaufIet ia firoufiet meibdr padl.
femme.
Wlutta epanfeliumin lupaufIet Ell.
ndt ole rafetlt meibdn tDittemme
beifoue bieffoperusteeIe, naan aris,
tufIeQe, tuoue matapasi peruste.
tiIe fauioue; ionfa tdbben ne mpDs
faifiue, mieldpd iuurimmiIe lain
tuomitiemile ipntiFuefin, opat al.
man phtd narmat, mafamat Iuiat
ia iianfaiftiiet fuin meibdn perus.
tifIemme 2ristusfin. 2oSfa Iupoms
on ormosta, Min on ie faifine gba.
min Iopfiue pbteinen, marina ia
iianfaitfinen. 2aifti mitd ibmiSetI
Ioattamat lupata Ia pobmistaa, o..
mat ndibin SumaIan Iupauffin tper.
rattnina epatietoiiet ia muuttupatet.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
9se,p JinlanS, Gasf, Gan.
GnfifertaIainen
feiaf. % y.

feidf. % p.
Serme Muttaia ia len laaia lufia'
fmata! Rauba oIfoon teiue Serral'
famine SeeiufIeIta 2ristufielta!
2uoIeman fplmd fdfi pieraili fes'
fuubesIamme pieben mmasiaan par'
baasia nuoruuben fufoistufiesIa
oIeman muorufaiien Nlfreb Solman.
Wainoia fuoH Sort aDiuiamisia,
Ont. IL p. ioafofuuta iairasttuaan
3 muorofautta feubfofuumetta.
Ruumis tuotiin tdnne bambattanaff.
iofa tapabtui faman Plum IL p:nd.
6auban IiunaF mr. Wtitfi Wlpupmd'
I'll.
M,afapa paroitus ia iamaua fp-
Snmps nellie faifine: Slemmefo mall
miit buoneen .Serran tunesIa2 81,
Serra opeta meitd alma olemoan
maImiina, maiffa fosfa oIifii by
wdfF nabnpt meitd tddItd pots fut'
fua.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
r11atkan varreIta.
(Saifoa ebeaiieen.)

Canaan pditpdn puoIiien ATTAIN
iaamuimme past. Seimoi en fanSIa
Sagonaan, iosia 10 DIR. Wm Md
FL oil obottamaSfa iamaa %iunaa,
iasia me matfustimme. Dbbesid
iitte iatfettiin matfaa SuIuibia Fob.
ii. 9aimme iiis Iiidd ieuraa ia mat
fa fului b~ausfasti.
Dulutbin iaapmttuamme iaimme
DIR. Mden mdIitptieud, 9dnen lite
tuttapania DULUTH Sboren ~rautatie.
fomppanin asentin Wr. u. 9ernen
fuStannufIeua mauffaan aterian
erddsid btenosia boteuisia. 2titof
Jet tastd Iauiun Wr. WdeIe. iofa
meibdt ieuraania otti.
9etfen aifaa faupunfia fatieltu
anime tapaIimme past. NuoHaIaiien,
|iofa mpos oil matfaua firfouisfo.
foufIeen.
Wtatfaue ldboettpdmme oil meitd
MT ~uieampia, ioten malta fuIui
pbd bauSfemmasti. Canaan pdi.
mdn italia iaatpuimme Dirsiniaan.
DIR. Wdfi, past. 9eimonen ia ale.
firioittanut menimme boteliin pDffi.
Seuraamana pdipdnd puoIipdi.
ndn ATTAIN ldbbimme iitte oIemaqe
mastaanottamaan past. 5. 6irtpen
bddiouffoa. 9amsfa oil iaaba ter
mebtdd find ioufosia monta fas.
noista tuntematontaftn tpelied ia
Niarta, ioiben fansIa fuitenfin ben.
9esid tuttuia oltiin.
Sitte Flo 2 I. p. alettiin firfoIis'
fofous imblaiaarnaua, ionfa pitt
past. g. Wuori. Wiibennen paifpdn
iltaan festi fofousta. Sausfaa oil
ndind pdimind iaaba fuuIa monen
tooistaian pubuman pbteiieStd au.
tuubestamme Seeiufiesia.
Suofoon Sumala, ettd nefin pr.
beet ia pddtDfiet, ioita iieud pibet.
tim ia tebtiin %foituifi 9dnen fpoIta'
funtanIa r%ofennutiefi ia fieIuiemme
iianfaitfiiefli onnefii ia autuubeffi.
Wtibennen pditpdn italia iaimme
idttdd toiiiaemme bppdstit ia ebfd
moneue piimeiien Terrain. Sumala
ptEn tietdd miten on nellie tddad
muufaIaiiuuben maasia fdppd ems
men fuin taas pfii mmoii on mm'
peen fuIunut. Sofu meistd on noi'
nut 10 fiirtpd Sidn fotiin, taoue puo.
len Sorbanin pirran, iosia iidinen
rouba iaamutetaan ia, ioSIa usfo
muuttuu nafemiiefi. Siuoin mei'
bdn Iuumme naurnua tdptetddn Ia
field toiIemme topaamme.
Saon IauIua fiitotiet Wtrs ia DIR.
6ariumdeue beibdn fobteliaiiuubes'
taan minuafin fobtoan oaesiani bet
ban luonaan port pbtd pastori 9ei.
moien, 2~iIieroofin ia 9aafanan
fansfa. Seura oil bausfaa.
auubennen pdipdn aamnaa Flo
7,2O idtimme Dlrsinion Ia ldbbim'
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1913-07-03
you speak
English?

Tue kysymys on tassa maassa aituisesti toistuva, korvia vihlova ia
kiusaava sIle, ioka Ell ole oppinut englannnkielta. Miksi enaa karitte
tuon kysymyksen tahden? Tella on oikeus oppia maan kiei ia tehda
onneniseksi, edistyvaksi ia mukavaksi tassa maassa. Tuhan-
net ovat oppneet meidan kIievaihto kurssiemme kautta tyydyttavan
englanninkielen taidon kahdeksassa vikosa ia taydellisen puhe, luku
ia kirjoitustaidon muutamassa kuukaudessa. Teidan hy0dyksenne huo-
mautamme, eta me olemme ainoa suomalaisten keskuudessa toimiva
krievaihto koulu, ionka opettaiat taitavat englanninkielen ia ovat saa-
meet sivistyksensa amerikalaisissa yliopistoissa. Jos tie sis cite tahdo
antaa rahoianne armolahiona aaarvoissta kurssesta, vaan tahdotte
oppia englanninkielen, min pyytakaa meita selostukset kursseistamme.
Jokainen oppilas, ioka nyt alkaa kurssin, saapi ihanan $25O 90 arvoisen
mustoahjan koulustamme. Krottakaa osoitteeIa:
National School of Correspondence,
P. o. Box 1O7, CHICAGO LINOI
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-01

at Denver, Umpire Sigler had ordered an
Omaha player from the game The plav-
eT delayed his going and the umpire de-
cIared the game forfeited to Denver Fol
lowing the game Umpire Sigler had a fight
WIN OWher Rourke of the Omaha club
II y Neil is quoted correctly he dis
charged the umpire not for fighting with
cIub owner, something that he coIjId av
Guse under the circumstances, but because
ne forfeited the ball game. This. in the
opinion or O'Neill, constituted a lack of
Judgment and a failure to appreciate obIi-
9auonS to the public which had maid Ia
see the contest that could NOT be excused
according to O'Neill, as long as poIfce arc
Lu1 1:nIsned at pail parks-and the rules re-
qujHe lney snail be furniS iShed-they can ba
eddI!eu upon 10 carry off a recaIcitranr
payer, ana the league head will attend 10
tne players case later. Even shouId an
tlre entlre team need disciplining. the umpire
sHdll not chase SO many PLAYERS as TO
make game impossible. The onus of for
Ielture shall be put entirely upon the bali
field. u Hu-''iilS the
-, There is merit in O'Neilrs contention.
Inc pubic, which has paid at the gaze
snould not be denied what it has maid for
except when the offense can be clearly
lald at the door of an offending club
Such a rule might have been enfoTced in
ne recent Ch1cago-St. Louis game i'm the
Natlonal League, where the umpires
might have compelled the two teams to
play out the game even If they missed a
half Il dozen trains. 1t would have been
more appropriate penalty for "staIling''
than TO declare the game ended in a for
feituTe.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-01
LOST IN TWELFTH
Kerby Whites Scratch Hit
Scored Winning Run.
Kaws Lost Second Game After
Tying 1t Up in Ninth.

Sioux City, Ia, Aug. 1.-Kerby White
got a scratch hit in the last half Of the
twelfth inning here Thursday which
scored the winning run in the second
game of the series with the Kaws.
The final score was to 5.
Sioux City started out with a three
run lead but the Kaws overcome this
bv making four runs in the fifth in
ing The Indians again took the lead
by showing two runs across the pan,
but the Kaws tied up the score in the
ninth inning.
Gwin started for the visitors and
pitched eight innings, when he was re-
lieved by a pinch hitter. Kerby White
pitched the entire game for the locals.
Reynolds, who finished for Topeka. and
White pitched good ball.
The Kaws pulled off a batting rally
in the fifth inning which muddled the
hopes of the local contingent tenn
porarily. Rapps started off and hit for
three bases Price and Crist singled,
with Gwin out, Cochran hit for three
bases scoring Price and Crist, For
sythe scored Cochran with a single and
the Sioux stopped the Kaws.
Clarke walked in the last half of the
same inning and scored on singles by
Smith and Callahan. a walk and three
singles tied up the score in the sew
enth inning.
The visitors tied up The score ii the
first of the ninth when CrlSt singled,
McAllster hitting for Gwin, hit safe
and an error allowed Crist to score.
The teams settled down and played
shut out ball from this until the
twelfth inning. Gear led off in this in
ming and hit for three bases but none
of the Kaws batting behind him,
could score the run.
Burns was lit by a pitched ball III
the twelfth inning, Miller forced him
at. second. Miller went to second on a
passed ball, and went to third on Cocll-
rams error. Miller scored on Kerby
Whites scratch single over second
base. The score:
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Larry Cheney Defeated Giants Again
-PhiIadeIphia Beat Cincinnati.

Chicago, Aug. with the game
apparently lost, Chicago tugged along
and with the aid of pinch hitters
managed to win after forcing Rube
belongs the distinction of defeating the
league leaders.
Score: r H E
New York ...-. 600 OO4 OOO-4 3
Observation-Disclosures, Fromme and
Meyers; Lavender, Moore, Cheney and
Bresnahan.
Umpfres-Rigler and Byron.
Philadelphia 9; Cincinnati 4.
Cincinnati, Aug. 1.-Philadelphia
batted savagely and won easily.
PhiiaGeiphia 1Gofei 1so 900 4o1-s15 0
Cincinnati =. ..O10 100 020-4 9
Batteries-Seaton, Rixey and KILL
fer; Brown, Herbert and king, Black
burn.
Umpires-Brennan and Eason.
Boston 9; st. Louis 5.
St Louis Aug. 1.-"Rube" Geyer
started to pitch for st. Louis and be-
in the third allowed Boston to score
five runs, a lead which enabled them
to take the game.
Score: r II e
Boston I3I IVY doO-o
St Louis .010 100 3O0-5 L
Batteries-Geyer. Sallee and Wingo;
Perdue, Tyler and Whaling.
Umpires-O'Day and Emslie.
Pittsburg 3: Brooklyn 2.
Pittsburg Aug. Jack Millers
three Dagger with Kommers and Wag-
ner on the runway in the sixth in
ming was the deciding smash in the
game with Brooklyn.
Score: r H E
Brooklyn 900 100 OO1-2 0I
1000 002 01*-3 1
BatterieS-Rucker, Curtis anG Q. |
Miller; Robinson and Gibson.
Manifestation and Orth.
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-01
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BoehIing Defeated by Tigers-Home
Folks Were There.

! Washington, Aug. 1.-Boehling was
hit hard and Detroit won. The defeat
! of the local pitcher came in the pres
ence of a thousand fans who came from
| Richmond, Va, his home town with q
band to cheer him on.
| Score: X ii =
Detroit. .-..-...-.. 200 03O O10-4 IL
| WASHINGTON ........ 600 900 O01-1 4 1
Batteries: Hall and Stanage; Boeh-
ling and Henry. Umpires-FerSuso
and Connolly.
New York 3; Chicago 4.
New York Aug. 1.-Caldwell starting
his first game for New York in weeks
pitched excellent ball and won his in
itial victory of the season, holding Chi
cago to four hits. Score: r II F.
Chicago ... 600 O1O OO0-1 Q
New York .. 900 OO3 OO%-3 Z 2
Batteries: Cicotte, Scott, Smith and
Schalk; Caldwell and Sweeney. UNI
pires-Dineen and Egan.
Cleveland 5-4; Boston 2-2.
Boston. Aug. 1.-Cleveland put an end
to Boston's winning streak and took
a doubleheader. Only one Cleveland
player reached first base up to the sev-
enth of the first game, but in the sew
enth and eighth Bedient was hit hard.
Cleveland batted two Boston pitchers
out of the box in the first inning of the
second game and scored all its four
runs at that period
Score, first game: r H E
Cleveland .....-.... 400 900 000-4 7 1
Boston ... 200 COZ OO0-2 II 2
Batteries: Falkenberg, Gregg and
Carisch; Bedient, Hall and Thomas.
Umpires-O'Laughlin and Sheridan.
Score, second game: r II E
Cleveland. .. 400 600 OOO-4 0
Boston ...0O 900 002 00O-3 s o
Batteries: Blanding and O'Neill;
MoseIy, Foster, Hall and Carrigan.
Umpires and Sheridan.
st. Louis 4; Philadelphia 3.
Philadelphia, Aug. IA batting rally
in the sixth when Baumgardner and
Pratt made doubles and StovaH and
Balenti singled gave st. Louis enough
runs to enable them to beat Philadel-
phia. Score: r H E
St. Louis ....1 100 O03 O0O-4 8 o.
Philadelphia ........ POI 600 0O0-3 s o.
Batteries: Baumgardner and AIexan-
der; Plank and Lapp.
Many have smoked Lewis Single Bind
f-io for he six
The Topeka state journal., 1913-08-01
CHELLETTE To CENTRAL
Rourkc Wouldn't Accept Him-Gaines
Won't Accept Terms.

St. Joseph, Mo-. Aug. MANAGER
Holland, of the st. Joseph Western
league team, has released Henry CheI-
Iette, pitcher, to the Waterloo club
of the Central association. CheIIette
was sold to the Omaha Western
league club a week ago with the un-
derstanding that he was in condition
to begin work at once, but Manager
Rourke refused to accept him after a
tryout and Holland consented to his
return. Holland still is fighting with
Denver over his purchase of Pitcher
Cliff Healy under like conditions
The Detroit American league team,
which owns Pitcher Rube BoehIer,
has notified the Drummer owner that
the twirler has been recalled. Boehl-
er will finish the season here, how
ever.
Holland has been unable to come
to terms with Pitcher Gaines, pur-
chased from the Chicago White Sox.
Gaines is in Bonham. Tex, and has
not answered Hollands last letter