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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20

in the room at the hotel. Murray
stated that Johnson was drunk before
they entered the room. Murray denied
that any drinking occurred while they
We're in the room. Murray stated that
he saw johnson on Saturday at about
10 u. -. and that johnson was not
sick. Brunwin and ne, stated Murray
left the hotel at about a.. IN. Sat
urday and went to the Westheimer
and Daube store. There they separated
rejoining later. Murray stated that he
was sure that Brunwin was not in
Johnson's room at noon Saturday.
Physician Tells OF Injured Finger
The taking Of testimony for the
night was concluded with the ques.
tioning OF DR.. Amerson of Milo. DR..
Amerson stated that johnson had in
jured the forefinger, spoken Of dur
ing the hearing, in a scrap" which
occurred at Tishomingo on October
3, and that he had dressed it sew
eral times since then.
Case Transferred to District Room
Due to the large crowd which had
assembled to witness the hearing, the
case was transferred from the county
court room as originally intended to
| the district court room. Every seat
was taken and the 3isles were pack.
ed with people. Deputy sheriffs and
/ special officers were scattered through
out the room and order was main.
tanned throughout the hearing, with
some slight disturbances occasioned
at various intervals due to humorous
statements made by witnesses, and
which caused stifled rippes Of laugh.
ter.
Families With Defendants
The defendants were seated between
heir attorneys. Members of the famil
les of the defendants, and friends
were within the enclosure amidst the
group of legal talent. Congressman
Charles d. Carter. relative of Oscar
Van Noy, was among those present.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
Wilson Improvement
Bond Issues Carry

-Four or five issues in the bond is.
sue election held at Wilson Wednes-
day We're carried by a good majority
returns show. All issues were for pub
lie improvements and totaled sl40.OO0.
A waterworks extension project for
$4,000, sewer extension for $4,000,
electric light extension for $4,000 and
fire fighting equipment for $4,000 were
favored, while the issue for building a
public park at cost Of $4,000 was
defeated by two-to-one vote.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
PORTUGUESE FORM NEW
MINISTRY Al LISBON y

LONDON. Oct. s0.-After blocdlcss
revolution In Portugal u ministry has
been formed and In In full control at
Lisbon. it is stated IN dispatches ie.
ceiyed at the Portuguese legation
here today
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20

Cases filed in district court To noon
Thursday include :. A. Treuthan vs.
Cresslo Trcuthan. divorce; George
Fish vs. Louise Fish, divorce; Thomas
Fred ]. Pierce, abstract judgment; NJ
T.. Morrow W.. Julia Morrow, divorce;
Succt Wilson company vs. II. Simon,
de5i; q. W. Phillips and Son VS.. 4. j..
Spicks abstract OF judgment; Anthony
Foreman W. Ada Foreman, divorce.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
Affair for Miss Gait

Honoring Miss florence Gait, bride
elect, Mrs. Gaylord Nelson entertain
ed with buffet-luncheon of lovely APP
pointmcnts, Wednesday afternoon from
one to two o'clock in her apartments,
northwest.
Seated with the hostess and hon
oree were; Misses Madaline Colbert,
Margaret Smith, Joy Moore, Frances
German, Marguerite Noble, Mary Dale
Jones Of Oklahoma City, and Mes
DANES Ernest Hendon and Edward
Gait
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FORT WORTH, Texas, Oct. 90
FIRE early today destroyed a three
story rooming house here at an es.
,imajed loss Of $4,000. Tho origin OF
the fire, which started at $3.50 q. m.
is undetermined. None OF the occn.
pants were injured.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
RYOniS Market

The Ryonis ladies will hold
market, Saturday at the Crockett
grocery store from one to six o'clock
with Mrs. Robert A. Hcfner, chair
man.
Proceeds from the market will be
used for a most worthy cause and
every woman is asked TO con-
tribute literally.
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Tender Goes TO New York

NEW YORK. Oct. 20.--Lcw Tender,
Philadelphia lightweight, and Rocky
Kansas, OF Buffalo, were expected TO
arrive here 'odny to put the finishing
touches on their training for their 10
round bout Friday night az Madison
Square Garden.
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NOTICE

Mrs. Helen Clement recently en-
ployed in AL Rosenthal's Fashion Shop,
wishes her friends to know she is
now sewing in her home, 211 d street
southwest, and will appreciate their
patronag ge.-Adv. 2O-2
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Bridge and Shower

The Misses Claire and Cora Dyer
will entertain with bridge and mis-
cellaneous shower, Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock on the mezza-
line floor OF Hotel Ardmore, COM
plimenting Miss Florence Gait,
whose wedding will be an event in
Chatsworth, Georgia society, No
venber ..
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BILL. II
FAVORED IN THE not 81

WASHINGTON. Oct gc-The Dyer
ant.lyncfing bill, imposing heavy pen.
alties on persons involved In mob ac.
tion, resulting In the taking of life.
was favorahly reported by the house
Judiciary committee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
Community Sing

The Community Sing will be held
at Convention Hall Friday evening
at 1880 o'clock. Mrs. j. Z. Wall Is
chairman for the event. Herbert
Wall, voice instructor Of fine arts,
department of Oklahoma University
at Norman, leader
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Benefit Tea

The First Ward Mothers club will
give a benefit tea Friday afternoon
from 3 to ) o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Roy Shores, 10 Sixth avenue,
northwest.
The proceeds from the tea will
be used for first grade equipment
in the school.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
Market Postponed

The market planned FOR saturday
10 bo given by members OF Circle
five Missiopary society Broadway
Methodist church at Consumers Light
and Pawer Company has been post
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physical exertion The injection is
best given late in the afternoon, after
the days activities. and followed when
possible, by rest in bed. The reaction
symptoms thus occur in the night
and usually pass unnoticed.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
KANSAS CITy RANK SUES
tRnuOkE ME> IN >Orf

MrskO1EE. Okla. oct. 20 Sui.
for sis,eco on promisscty noe was
filed In the United states district
court to-day by the livestock State
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
In District Court

Cases disposed of in district court
the first three days OF this week, in
clude the following:
George Pollock, murder acquitted.
Lonnie Ford, statutory offense, pass
ed.
Ed Baker receiving stolen proper
ty, not guilty.
Fred Thomas, receiving stolen prop
crty, dismissed by county attorney.
c. A. Taylor, statutory offense,
continued by state.
C. B. England, false pretense, con-
tinued by defendant.
Priest Combs, assault, dismissed by
state.
Shorty Phillips, gaming house, for
feiture of bond.
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SATURDAY
Red Cross Luncheon Club

Mrs. Edward Gait will be hos
tess 10 the Red Cross Luncheon
club Saturday at l o'clock in her
home, Gait Manor.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
MARKET
CHICAGO GRAIN
New Orleans Cotton

NEW ORLEANS. Oct. sO.--Cotton
closed steady at q net advance Of a.
to IS points.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20

The members Of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union will give
marshmallow toast and weiner roast
Friday. They will meet at the
church at $50 o'clock.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-10-20
Society
BY RUTH NOLAN
- Phone $50 -
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY
Children's Halloween Party

Childresi's Halloween Party
The little Misses Katherine Nc
Phail and Jane Stanley will enter
tain with Halloween party FRI
day night in the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Mcphail. 1889 McLish
avenue, southwest.
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Thinble Tea Club

ThImbIB Tea CIUb
The Thimble Tea club will meet
with Mrs. Ernest Hendon at 8
o'clock in her apartments in the
Bella Vista.
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Read Ardmoreite Want Ads.
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poned and will be held saturday. oc-
tober 80
Candy Sale
The Pocahontas Camp Fire Girls
will hold a sale at Whiteman ana
Simpson store, Saturday. of home
made candies.
Camp Fire Pop Corn Balls
The Wawbansee Camp Fire Girls
will give a pop corn bali sale. Friday
noon and afternoon at Our Drug
store on North Washington street
near the High school. The girls will
also have a pop corn booth at the
Convention Hall Friday night after
tho Community Sing.
Society Personals
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McPhail of 1880
| McLish avenue have as their guests,
Mrs. McPhail's aunt Mrs. Ella Beck
and daughter Miss Sarah Beck Of
Beaumont, Texas.
MTS. fTcu Nndplbdu IL NiSitlis q"
Kansas City, Mo.
! Mrs Porter Staples is in Denton
| Texas where she was called because
OF the illness Of a relative.
Mesdames Il. A. Simpson and John
Nichols of southwest Ardmore are
/ spending this week in Dallas, Texas
| They will return home, Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Straehley and mother
Mrs. Carrie Maxwell are home from
Oklahoma City where they spent
few days.
Mrs. w. NJ. Brown Of Coalsate j:
visiting her mother, Mrs. n. c. Bibb'
and sister. Mrs. ]. 4. Hughes for q
few days.
Miss Leona Ream Of Wapanucka is
visiting with friends and relatives
She will remain about two weeks.
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Conflicting rc,lin,on,

L. " Mmrlt W.. ncX, called. nls
ipuul conulctrd with that ot
nnwm in that hc stated that Ct neon
mday lTunWIn and he We're NJ
,sou. lie corobomtod Brunwln's
iimony relative to meeting Johnson
;hc Imperial and spending an hour
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THEN
AND NOW

a farm wagon today costs $50
bushels q corn. ir ists. lsn hushels
would bay one
TO hHy binder shir year cost
~ bushels q corn N 1918 Il only
took 20 bushels
a mower now costs 10 bushels Of
corn hui could be Aough, 10 1914 for
700 bushels
"a manure snrsaler costs rso hn-
sheis instead u gps busheis of corn
A. formerly
In 1914, 2s3 asheas of corn
would bay q suit y clothes which
cost more than 9, bushels of corn %
day
II takes II bushe of corn 20 by
pair Of shoes that conid be bought
for 7 bushels II 1918"
"A sax of flour costing 9 bushes
o. wheat or inshcla Of corn could be
bought years ago for 2f-g bushes
Of wheat Or 1i-z bushels Of corn.
TO nov buy ate Of eorn cakes
in second Or third class city res
taBrant fakes bashel ~ corn AZ
The market price
II takes hHsbel u osts 10 buy
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Mail Your Christmas
Parcels Early

window men arr alsu liable 70
have - pay for the hreakHge of
auy article accepted hy them
Msil your parcel. several days
ahead ~ 'he time ordinarily re
qnircd faf The irapSiulssion -
parcels 10 Your Friends and rcla
lives. and thus assure their ar
rival 90 'ime
Masl yonr parcel, and leiterS as
early m the lay rs possible and
When' crAt nnmlers 81 letters
are mailed send them 10 the office
several timc> duunc lbe day %
mol Nail nulil SIX oelock ~ maH
ihem a. nearly rverv one does. as
This causes several men 20 work
nuiil late hour under artificial
light which very barmfhl -
The eyes
u won have any complaint to
make. ipahe II directly to me
postmaster and rot 10 the clerks
nj The window Complaints are
many times helpful as thcs en
able the supervisors io correct
abuses
Mall yonr parecls early This
means yen Frank olsmilh. Post
MASTER
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cup of coffee u takea u ton ol has
10 ray for room without bath IA
third rate hotel"
u takes 20 car loads ~ corn 10 pay
Tor d tfacnlf and a pioN of the sseap-
est make
n takes 100 buaAeis % corn 70 bay
q pair ~ low cat shoes as advertised
by an Oklahoma ciiy store. ana
II will take 1900 pounds 0g calf hide
20 Day for that same IaiF oi shoes "
II bay q cheap pair Of cotton
socks costs bushel of corn and %
treat child 20 an ice cream sod
costs another buBhel
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NJ Hy aags
~ a 4 NaeGul
ttt w ihs fsi A.a e.

NeW Nesieu has % iaN feqalFlaE
suifmoi lln headlights. ana requires
only feaf license Nlata8
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The Post Office Department
headed ~ our genial Postmaster
General VIII llae> i making
every effort "a mlmanlye the
postal service IS giving the pen
pie of the niitd States better
and m0re efficient Scrviee and l0
the postal force consideration Cor
the good ihes do. a. well as try
inr 10 eliminate the had Great
..strs~s - hcsne LAID on preparation
Tor the coinine Christmas rush
which i he nieilimare af nli
postal workers. hy securing the
cooperation 81 ihr nuhlie mpl
thuS avo,d.Dg great waste of ef
fori al Time when The waste
can h. IA afforded Wasted -
fort is expensive aud The c,.si ~
borne bs the public
II is The desire of the Local post
office So live NJ 70 the high
standard 81, hy onr, hew Post
master General. and every effort
will ~ made 10 DO ~ We invite
the corporation ~ the public and
wish TO assure you that while we
are Suhicef ~ the irailteS ~
mankind in the NATTER ~ mi~.
.skeS. our heart j. riehi and We
intend to 80 oar way best, and
with your help hope n hautile the
Christmas rush in manner be-
fitting the high deals II our
Postmaster General
Some of the regulations seem.
to the general public. harsh and
unreasonable. yet experience has
shown them 70 be necessary for
the protection Of rov- interests
Most regulations were adopted
0nlv after the neeessity for ihcm
became apparent NJ one wants
% receive a parcel crushed and
broken. and tho regulations re-
earding the wrapping and pack
iDg was intended 10 minimize the
ckanee of breskagt
Please remember that the entire
postal facilities of the country
viii ~ burienea with many times
the ordinary volume ~ mail ~
all classes and the postal workers
working ., high spred aud that
the trained workers are limited.
- 10 insure that your parcel
reaches ifs destination on time
keep 10 mind the slogan of the
Postal Service Mail Your
Cbristmss Parcels Early Also
DO more than remember the
Slogan 40 on n Talk IT This
- not Tor yonr neighi,or. II ig for
YOU
Below - given = few helppfnl
fh:Dgs 10 remember when dealing
with the postal seryiee:
When appearing At the stamp |
window always have your money |
ready. Remember some one is
direcilv behind Won and cannot be
vaiird upon - long as you are Al
the window-
Smile and answer pleasantly !
and willingly the questions asked
by The s,errtl post men rfgsrdsne
wrafspiuv sD1 contents HefnefD
Eer he's only dsinr his dnsv aud
,hs, he niszs kDo~ the exsri con
tents ~ v1nr psrrel IN ordes ~
ses inselligsnfly regarding Il. Tbti
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~ANr vssrgseseNTs

Mart advertisements - the Lad
sr mast - n the otfsce ~ tse,ee
o'elock = es~if.rAsAan y cssr<a.
tlass sfsed aas are cesA. tacess ~asfs
safxles Aate regular sccoaHts al tEe
i~11er atrcs. Tne leaes~ rosiesors
have e,peflence1 50 Esac1 troesle
y heating rz1ny p&-sses wso hars
seSnes u vaats that = Is n~ceSssrs
e. .u~oss tse ssSf " Sssanes sss-
eH. sacsEs ~Ae-~ resuszr sccoanss
s-e uains2in~s MrsroraD1A 81 -sAAt
i w4ntea- OF for ssie- etc. .-as
se le.t a. ths l,saaer saslnoss ONE
ara sane x.l hs converted late fc-z
ses
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Ia sisesrsesi ssssvry !. Bornsi
na,es $50 fros g " - s'er e1nf -
|fe< xcvs11 e5rs-y s@iplzf
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cAap 90 raAnks

lleng % winner la thn contest
just glosed. : Wlsh % thaak my
many fflsuds who As klnAy assist
vd ms ia ~nnin9 thn nivYela
Roger miller
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scnolAessip ron sAlr

FNFF"FfFFFNFFFF FWW W.T.
FOR BAi.n complrin rchoiarship 10
DrausheAu Practical Business soi-
lsge. Oklahoma clty This 10 tas
beet bualness college "a the soats-
vest. Tho leader. aaihrie
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Leader clas1lfled Adj. Gel nesalls
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There are lgmoooO sfoes 10 lhA
unllol Agatsa
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UI tNt<Il\I AGAINST
COTTON SHIPMENT IL O>

laton Rouge. La Nov ~ A
quarantine againat the shipment of
Gotten from ToKas, Oklahoma and
New Mefko has been pot IN effest
~ the state of Louisiana. through
tho Department of agriculture. -
fectiye on the shipment of cotton
and cottonseed into Louisiana
nabeiais publlahea the first al
manac devoted soleiy 20 the year in
which Il was tissue.
Leader Classified Ads. Get Results
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

ACREAGE Nitk rev huildsnex
Phons 81 Ths cAffney GO
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rrlp WANTED fesall

ws>gD-k sscxsefeepsr. 70 ~ssh :
rs Mrs Howard Flte PAore sse
os -s-.
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FoR SALE some four and tive
room Aoases AZ q asrgsin sEd e4Sf
lernk 4 Jelstn2 ofisce room Us
IL Wea osiaAens ave phone rs
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ILLINOIS MI<E WOItIIil~
HEAD L. nI.iI,>f

Springfield. Ills Nov ~ prank
fafrlnpton. president ~ the Illinois
Mine WORKERS hBn mad" public a
iofma. demand thai John D. laein.
international president q a" milne
WORKERS, be- removed from office fog
the aame reason b. depoaod the
Kansas state president Alexander
liowai Nf Harrington quoted she
hiluminouS eage award io support
his court conventions
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DETROIT BLANKS FOSTERS
IN TIGHT ONE, 80
Lefty" Cooper's Heaving Nips the
Leaders; While His Mates Slam
Out the Victory

GARH. Ind. Aug 2O-"Lefty"
Cooper had the American Giants cat
ing from his hand in the game played
here today. while the men behind him
took liberties with two of Fosters
pitchers offerings, fattcnng their bat
ting averages to the extent of seven
teen total base his Tom Williams
started for the % Chicago team. but
found the going a little rocky, retiring
in favor of Strcctcr. soulh-paw. in
the fifth. In the fifth the Detroits
cracked out nine hits and scored three
runs. The Foster team could not solve
the pitching OF Cooper being retired
in ono, two. three order in every inning
except the sixth and ninth. Three men
reached second base on Cooper. and
one of them REACHED third; that is as
close as the Chicago team came to
scoring. The Detroit team. secured
their first run in the third. when Viii
son singled. was pushed TO second on
Cooper'S sacrifice, and scored when
Warficld triplcd. Cooler and Wilson
came back in the fifth Wilson doubled
and Cooper raped him home with a
single then Warticd came back with
a double scoring Cooper The score:
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K. c. MONARCH s
HERE SUN. FOR
DOUbLE-HEADER
Play Stars at P. M. Box Seat Res
ervations Arc Held Until
P. M, No Later

Another day of great baseball will
be on tap for the baseball fans and
others who have strong liking for
the national pastimc. when the won
dcrful aggregation OF ball players. the
Kansas City Monarchs, come here for
a double-header Sunday against Eos
tcr's peerless diamond crew.
This Sundays show will. no doubt.
be the last league games that will be
contested between these two teams on
Chicago soil this season. Much impor-
lance is attached to this two game tilt,
as the Foster club will at once invade
Kansas City soil therefore. all games
that can be stashed away upon the
home lot will tighten the heavy burden
that the local champs are bound 10 get
hung on them when they 80 west
The Monarchs arc Just as anxious to
put the works to the Fostcrites right
here on the southside for il they get
the locals to backing up here before
the home folks. they are certain to
prove easy picking before the mcrcless
mob OF buzzing fanatics who await
their arrival in the X. C. burg.
A little matter OF about thirty points
hold the two clubs apart from first
and second position in the league race.
The Chi crew cannot we'll afford TO
lose single game. and for that mat
ter, neither can Kansas City; for St
Louis is Just about as close to the X.
C's second place berth as the Mon
archs arc to the coveted topmost
round of the league ladder.
Kansas City has been playing pho
nomcnal ball for the past month, hav-
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SUCCESS crown
SOUTHERN TRIP
Of BROWNS

The Chicago Browns were engaged
in one of the best games ever played
upon the Colp field Saturday, Aug. ID
From start to finish the game was a
pitchers duel between Knight OF the
Browns and Toran of the Colp team
Neither team scored until the first hall
of the ninth when Cope singled,
Thomas flied out, Shelton sacrificed
Cope TO second. Toran threw Capt
Huff the ball he wanted and drove
it to deep right center for three bag
ger. Knight was thrown out by
Toran
1t looked like the classy Browns had
the game until when two were out and
Schaffner hit single over second base
and Center Fielder Kelly Let the ball
go through him. By the time that he
recovered. the ball Schaffner had
crossed the plate for the tying run.
Knight struck out the next man. The
game went for tWocXtra innings with
the score | to l. At the beginning OF
the 18th inning the umpire called the
game on account OF darkness. knight
pitched wonderful baseball coming out
of many difficult squcczcs and striking
out IS of Colp's batsmcn.
Score:
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C|LKERSON' FLAY I'LL.
GIANTS

IL CROSSE. Wis. Aug 2l--Bob
Gilkcrson's Union Giants encountered
but little difficulty in administering a
severe tronncing to the Illinois Giants
here last Saturday. The clubs proved
banner attraction and one OF the
largest crowds OF the season witnessed
the one-sided melee Thomas. who
started for tho Illinois Giants encoun-
tered rough .sledging before the first
inning was run off, the Unions bats
men banging the ball for three run
lead right off the reel. Another heavy
bombardment in the sixth yielded
seven runs. the game being put away
on the ice. 1911 for Unions.
The Gilkcrson club has taken hand
in IS games this season. winning %
and losing q. Despite the fact that
B. Turner, star first sacker. and Cole
man, first string catcher, were out OF
the game the greater part OF the sea-
son with injuries, the club has con-
tinucd to play phenomenal ball. The
Union Giants are booked solid until
September rs The score OF game: