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THE AUSTIN DAILY STATESMAN, TIRSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 7, 1911
HITTWO PITCHERS HARD/FOR THE EIGHTH TIME
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London Woolen Mills
Last Call
UNION MADE
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$27.50 Suits reduced to....
$30.00 Suits rednced to
Baker. 3b. .
Former Austin Woman Unable to Sui
$35.00 Suits reduced to....
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$40.00 Suits reduced to
President Meses has selected as his
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The contest was 1 Render 3: struck nut. by Cicotte 3. by
Utes.
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SECOND GAME.
near
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Hooper, rf...... 5
Austin
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EACH WIN A GAME.
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0
Collins, p. 1
AGED RANGIR DEAD.
p,
10
•Hatted for Taylor in eighth.
0
Give Rrillinnt
•Hotted for it. Collins in ninth.
Funny things do happen to bright
Thiladelphia - AH
this
business Inactivity.
Cincinnati
A man
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1
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14
30
Totals
TEMTII.E GI N SHOOT.
Score by innings:
R. H. I.
ALL
Held by) Loen! Clul
effective
njnes; rnerifice
-Ex-
Frrle. Gardner in Engle; left on bases.
particular and general.
j to the annual meeting of the National
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEGAGUI.
BancLaIi
Clubs, which will meet in this cit
y in
2003
November.
mark 2- hit bv pitcher.
delegates will be Iti attendance.
Along
Umpires, Perrine and Dineen
AMERICAN ANSOGATION.
DIVIDE DOI BLE-IIIADFR.
HILL FLAW ER HIRT.
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Del roit
Mln* the Seeond.
{ UNIVERSITY AFFAIRS
TAFT WATCHES CHAMPION.
Al HI RN’S S( HEDI LK.
Playa
A M. at Dallaa and Ntai
hospital. His home
organized baseball associations of the
reported to St. Louis today and were
FOR MORE CONVICT FARMS.
There is one reason above all others which makes 1S. X the
Won. Lost. PC.
University of Georgia, at'
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Savannah.
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MEMPHIS WINS FINAL.
runs.
SECOND GAME
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IN THESE DAYS PRACTICALLY EV.
Atlanta
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WM. 8 BIX, Principal,
Autin, Texas
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MOBILE LOSES IN TWELFTH.
George, p. ...... 4
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KINDERGARTEN AU PRIMARY SCHOOL
The
ints of ladies are invited
2
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Orleans,
AEPTEMRER tITH. AT 700 WEST SIXTH NTRNIP
Austin, Texas. U. S. Depository.
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612.50 Suits reduced to.....
♦15.00 Suits reduced to....
♦17.50 Suits reduevd to....
Most all of our light colors have been
sold and what we now offer are just
the weights and colors for ideal Fall
Suits.
What-Ho! Real
Dollars Clink and
Clank and Go
HIS is the grand wind up on our
GREAT SALE on all light-weight
Suits and Coats and Pants Suits.
• E Collins, 1b.. . . 6
j Baker. 3b ...... 4
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These are all New Suits—not an old
one in the entire line and are the Best
Values ever offered.
Come in today and look them over.
New Fall Shoes
are ready
delphla easily won 1
the series here today.
was
born
2
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New Fall Hats
are ready
Hem
hter
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Athletics under the personal supervision of some of the most
prominent college and university coaches in the State.
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are ready
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Cleburne .
Austin ....
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made eight hits in ten times at bat.
The scores:
0 Works, p.
0 •Mullin .
44
51
CO
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65
44
76
31
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Yerkes, ss . . .
Spepker. rf. . .
Gardner Sb. ...
Engle. 1b. . .c.
i ien । left sen. if.
Tonergan, 2b.
Nuns maker, c.
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New Fall Shoes
are ready
HEAVY
Slaughterhouse in Southenstern Part of
City Will Be Closed If Erection of
New strueture is Not Begun.
Batteries: O'Toole and Simon; Ruggs,
Gaspar and Clarke and McLean.
rret
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Kenre by Innings:
Boston ...........
Philadelphia _______
Beeton 9,
brills off R
Montgomery -
rain.
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all.
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J Seore by Innings:
. St. Louis ..........
■ Detroft ............
A GREAT TONIC
AND BLOOD PURIFIER
First Mettled ft Ninth inning and the
Seeond Game Goes Tea
Rounds.
Score by innings:
Memphis ........001 100 000-
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2
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। Murphy. If
McInnis, lb.
Barry, ms. . .
Huggins, 2b. ... 4
Dakes, of.......3
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Score second
Pittsburg ....
Cincinnati ...
1 Detroit--
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MRS. WILSON DAVIS.
Who is a graduate of the New Orleans Kindergarten Trnining
. j open her school
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Philadelphia— AR.
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$16.00
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Score by innings: R. H. E.
F’hiladelphia .....300 010 103—1
Brooklyn ........000 020 100—1
2
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game: R. H. K.
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made : Plank ■ stolen bases. Gardner Henrick- Washing
wntn9 pen. Barry; doubie plays, Yerkes to deneu” .
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Yenterdny’s Resultm.
Philadelphia. 5-4 Boston. 4-1.
St. Louis, 2-2; fetroit, 1-0
Washington. 6; New York, 1.
Ftanage, r
1 Willett, p....... 1
Hal ter ire: Speer. Prough and EMliott;
Pemaree and Dunn
2
St. Louis—
Shotten, rf. .
Austin. 1b. *.
| Hogan, if. ...
Laporte, 1b. .
Compton, rf.
Kutina. 1b .
Wallace, M. .
' stephens, C. .
r.Comsh.Donohue saya the prospects
Toniblrnpoor: *o00, but ror tne back-
are actually at it now. 1--------- _
night. The postoffice will occupy the
place formerly occupied by the regis-
Texas Lengue Chnmpions €
Exhibition of Fielding
Game Easily.
was the daugl
May, now of
Acors by innings:
Ht Louis .........
Prone by Innings:
Boston ............
! Philadelphia .......
F,
1
J
"I can't very well help
sometimes. It seems he
payments on our piano.”
. 000 010 000—1 4 1
.. 100 001 020—4 16 1
Totals ........33
hits with the locals' errors.
Totals .. .37
in connection with the visit of the
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 4.
tensive preparations are being ----
for the entertainment of the delegates
a dull one and was marked by many | " oder f: pasged balls. Thomas Wil-
missplays on both sides ’ • Time of game, 3 hours 15 min-
AB. R.
WIN LAST EASILY.
^murv^iAjttcop
608 CrwctPfse'AvjcNi/s
I DETROIT. Mich. Sept. 4—St Louis, ...... ... ------------ --—
and Detroit split even in a double- j Pitcher Stultz of the Bristol team in
hero header this afternoon. St. Louis losing the game at Britoi yesterdar
- - the first 2 tn 3 and winning the arc- noon Phis Wa9 unconanlo* , 1
ond. 2 tn 0 Compton and Kutins, re '• herpiich. 5
cruits from the South Michigan Iearue, is in Demerest, Ga.
Inter-
y. which
‘ays, to-
of 1 per
referred
lared a
cent. an
irter.
Lord. If. ...
Oldrinu. cf.
F
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0
0
0
0
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Work on the new abattoir, which
PREPARE FOR DELEGATES.
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Tao rhouxana Em reefed to Attend San
Antonio Hnseball Meeting:
1 for the
never in
period in
‘s fielding
CHICAGO SHUTS OUT Sr, Lo S By
SCORE OF • TO o,
0 0
- — I
11 11
o
(
Score by innings:
Chicago .........
St. Louis ........
BROOKLYN, N. Y„ Sei
11**29 14
igton
u ehing
Neither
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pittsburg at St Louis,
Philadelphia at Boston.
Toledo 1, Indianapolis 0.
Columbus 6, Louisyille 3.
St. Paul-Kansas City, rain.
Minneapolis-Milwaukee, rain.
wiu: struck nut by R
nod 2 bv Hlank 4
silver dollars, even in
' Detroit-
Bush, sr.
Cobb, rf.....
Crawford, rf. .
J elehanty, 2b
Drake, If ....
Gainor. 1b. ...
, Moriarity. lh.
The American National Bank »
!!
day and shut out St. Louis. 9 to 0.
Richie held the visitors to rive scat-
tered hits and was given perfect sup-
port The batting of Evers and Scheck-
a rd and the base running of the locals
were features. The score;
hits. Lord, Innergan, 1
imported Spanish bulls of the fiercest
breeds will be used The meeting here
will be an mportant one, and all of th*
phia won both games of
It is expected that
SAN ANTONIO. Tex. Sept. I—Em
ory K. Gibbons 81. scout, Texas Ranger 1 ------------.
and Conft derate Veteran. died here yes- Pittsburg
terday. He is survived by his widow, “*
ten children, forty-eight grandchildren
that the use ofcheques in payment of accounts checks
unnecessary expenditures. But few persons keep a
careful and complete record of money paid nut.
Montgomery
Birmingham
Nashviile
Chattanooga
Memphis ...
Mobile
Atlanta
A glance inside the campus of the
University displays the animated anx-
iety with which the officials of that
institution are making ready for the
opening of the 1311-12 session. Though
the first class work is almost a month
off yet, preparations make-believe to-
morrow is the day.
Heretofore, aside from a little white-
washing and calcimining here and
there, activities in the gymnasium with
the early football squad have been the
only signs of life about the place until
the week before matriculation. Not
so this year The main building entire
is being overhauled, cleaned, repaired
and made ready.
Henceforth the offices of the regis-
trar. president and auditor will be in
the library building. This change ne-
cessitates much work in the transfer,
and the men concerned in these offices
avy and
eastern
bundant
he west-
features
rding to
I of the
' In the
ring the
th high
re storm
I damage
in the
of the
generally
iine pre-
juisian*
t large
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1 2 3
2 3 1
Association of |’i ofessionai
n
. , 000 001 100 1— 7
. 001.100 000 2—4
0 Totals
the city.
Plans for the new abattoir are now
being designed by architects Endress
& Walsh , , , ,,, • Soi
Henry Nolan is chairman of the
committee which has undertaken the
organisation of a stock company to
build the abattoir.
Team —
New York
Chicago ......
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Rt Louis ... . .
Cincinnati . .
Brooklyn .....
Boston .......
i2ene offices farms by the Htate. will be discussed
morning and | at the meeting of the State Prison
.. --a Board, which meets at Hotel Galvez
I NEW YORK. Hept. C— Washin
Summary: Two-base hits E Collins, defeated New York today by buna
Ispn. three-hose hits. Nunamsker, -- •
Yerkem; hits off C’ollins 10 in eizht in-
HAMILTON, Mass., Hept. H. H.
Hilton, the British golf champion, ac- •
tomplished the difficult Myopia Hunt
club course today In 79. Prestdent Taft
watched some of Hilton's exploits
Chtcago— AB.
Evers. 3b.......5
heckard, if. 4
erything may be paid by cheque; your stubs are a
complete journal of your purchases and payments.
By studying your stubs you find that the little un-
necessary expenditures become formidable when added
together.
, in the main building
ling. However, officl ____ ..
■ that the new library will be fini
completely until Thanksgfvng. To
avoid confusion during the matricula- 1
lion weak, all freshmen will be allowed j
ATLANTA, Ga., Sept. 6. --Memphis
won the final game of the series from
Atlanta today by the score of 2 to 6
IT IS A WELL ESTABLISHED FACT home run which was lost in the weeds
in left field, gave Memphis her two
United States will be represented by ,
delegates The convention will con
vene Nov 15.
Catalogue on request. Address
Is to be constructed by the connivance
and under the direction of the Mayor
and the City Council, will either begin -- -------— ..... — ------ —...
before Oct. 1 or the slaughterhouselthesnpanin«.°fnthnstorm.neoxachese
now in operation in the sougheast P"rl othe? la that Inamatnemat .s.sna. • n:
of the city and which has for so long other8 tpatsadebyth rsEnation
been a source of objection on the part 1 . I..B Schuddemagin, instructor
of residents of that section of the I Workmen L., in.,.A e„,,.
Seventh ward, will be torn down and ' njorxmen,have.finished.transferring
removed This promise was made by L .. Ksfrom,the, °d HfDrary rooms
Mayor Wooldridge and Commissioner J gthe,mainibuilding to the new build.
Lochridge, who is the head of the ! tHe"versoriclalu.do nofexpect
City Sanitary Department, to a com-i-i:e.new library will be finished
mittec of Seventh ward residents who
waited on them to complain of the
Alleged nuisance yesterday. What's
more, the Mayor and Mr. Lochridge
assured their callers that the work
on the proposed new plant must be
well under way by that time and also
that the obnoxious smells which now
in the lineup Compton’s throwin
featured the first game, which Detroit -- . .miun
won by hitting Hamilton hard in the 44 4722 Aa
i sixth and eighth innings Taylor, a Ua UKu Kmm"
recruit from the Texas League, was "edh "Hd dh
used for the first time by Manager h29. N9. b29.
the »' « ■ << “26 HGwe "GGWye
gaged In the pitcher's duel The two"
She is survived also by her husband,
a baby daughter. Virginia. and two
sisters and two brothers. The funeral
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4
o’clock. Interment will take place in
City Cemetery No. 4.
Yesqerany’a Res nite.
Birmingham 4 Mobile, 3.
Chattanooga 0-2; Nashville,
1-5.
Memphis. 2 Atlanta, 6.
Konetchy, 1b.
Ellis. If.....
Evans, rf. . .
Smith, sb. ...
Mowrey, 3b.
Bliss, c. ...
Steele, p. ...
La udermilk.
greatest of all tonics, and that is because it is the most perfect of all
K blood purifiers. Any system which needs a tonic, needs a blood puri-
i fier, for it is impure blood which cause* the weakened, run-down con-
, dilion of the body. 5. S. S. is made entirely of roots, herbs and barks,
8 which possess not only strengthening properties, but at the same time
.i are recognized as ingredients of the greatest value for removing every
* impurity, poison or taint from the circulation. S.S.S. improves the
o appetite and digestion, corrects stomach disturbances and steadily tones
1 and builds the system up to perfect health. It adds to the blood (he rich,
healthful properties it needs, and in every way benefits the system.
"2 S. S. S. cures all diseases and disorders arising from weak or impure
1 blood. Book on the blood and medical advice free. 3. S. S. is for sale
8 at drug stores. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO. ATLANTA, GA.
2
Rf. Louis—-
Shetten. cf.
Austin. 2b
Hogan, If .
1 . porte 2b
Compton, rf.
Kutina, 1b.
Wallace 88
Kritehell, c.
Hamilton, p.
Prison Bonrd Will
NEW VORK LOSES.
a nummary: Two-base hits, Kutina
o Compton: three-base hit, Drake; hits,
0 off Taylor 6 in eight innings; stolen , g--
0 bases, Fogan, Laporte, Kutina; double i for
0 play. Stanage to Bush; left on buses, i "1
0 St. Louis 3. Detroit 7; basen on balin, off
0 George 3, off Taylor 4,offWorkal;base
, e on errors, Rt Louis J. Detroit 1; strunk
6 0 out, by George 2. by Taylor 4; wild
• _ pitch. Tnylor 2. Time of game. 1 hour
n 0 53 minutes. Umpires, Olourhlin and
", Egan.
pt. 4.— Phila,
last Kame of
Batteries: Deardorft and Gibson;
Ashton and Schmidt, Umpire, Robin-
son.
Where The» Pin Todny.
Roston at Philndelphia,
New York at Washington.
Ht Louis at leveland.
Others not scheduled.
Consider Leasing
MRS, VIRGINIA ‘TRAVIS DIES
SAN ANTONIO.
Murphy, rf.
MeInnis, 1b.
Barry, aa . .
Thomas. c. .
sad
NASHVILLE, Tenn., Hept. ft.—Right
• Fielder Amos M. Pitta of the Johnson
J City Appalachian league team was hit
with an Incurve above the temple by
Svenker andy
Collins 3 by
pnssed balls.
issue from the Seventh ward slaughter-
pen must have been entirely abated.
The slaughterpen in question was
Saken over by a committee of the
‘umion butchers of the city yesterday
morning. It will be operated by them
urtir the completTo of the proposed
abattoir probably, gr.at least until the
1sttof October. If the butchers in
control abate the objectionable fea-
tures of the plant it is believed they
will be permitted to continue its op-
eration without objection on the part
of the residents of the section adja-
cent. Mayor Wooldridge made it plain
to the visiting committee which waited Dusines
•.yesterday: however, that.ir thejting » hanarul of dollar. In-M. hanau
rRttattons are not perfected that no . , . _______
further complaint or petitions on the | ■ Sleraa-
pert of the nearby property owners
will be necessary to induce the city
>rder tne obliteration of the plant.
— — nson operated the plant
’ this month. Then they
____________ ---- -- place be-
cause of the many complaints by resi-
dents of the neighborhood and because
of threatened court proceedings. It
was then the twelve city butchers who
had been patronizing the plant got
together and began the consideration
of plans for offeetting the objetions
and arranging for the continued op-
eration of the plant: The upshot of
their movement was the appointment
of a committee of five butchers to
take over the plant and operate it
it was this committee which took
charge yesterday. Mayor Wooldridge
says the butchers represent about one-
half of the men of this following in
header, Boston being defeated 6 to 4
and 4 to 3. The first game was won
in the ninth. With two men out and
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Hept. 4.—For
the eighth time this season Philadel-
NUTCHERS BACK OF ABATTOIR
MOVEMENT BEHIND TIME.
of age. She was
pstead, Texas. and
of Mr and Mrs. S. M.
Oldring on second. Cicotte purposely
walked Baker and Murphy, filling the
bases. McInnis' grounder was fumbled
by Gardner and Oldring scored the win-
ning run. The second game went ten
• innings. Phildelphia filled the bases
on Oldring’s single and safe bunts by
E. Collins and Baker. and Harry's sin-
gle sent in the needed runs. Oldring
TEMPLE. Tex. Hept 4—The gun
shoot held under the auspices of the
Temple Gun Club at its grounds in
Houth Temple Monday, attracted a
large crowd of spectators, and some
excellent scores were made The pro- i
fessionals partkipating were: Guy I
E. F. Fosgard. Ham Fosgar,
;t anil P. P. Brown. Harri- '
honors tied.for rirst ! baseball men the Press Club is pre-!
a ?oKi ,.218 birds out of ; paring to pull of the biggest stunt in
Water 225.. the club members I its history. In addtion the delegates:
Waite Boachwonthe two first pre, will go to Poekpor ’ Ingleside ami tne
miu % handsome, K odmec ials, break- ! Taft ranch At the latter place there
1nK223.rocks out of 225. Charles M wili be a jack rabbit bunt on horse.
.Wa8.the Win ner of thethir back with gre hounds, and duck St.
sumin.Eold,,scoring 201 out shcoting A •Ide trip will also he taken .
mere were fifteen events in to Laredo, where a bull fight wililbe
... arranged. Hghters from Mexico City
” will conic t i l-aredo for the event, ami
Emory K. Gibbons Suecumhn
Antonio, Aged 61.
CLEBURNE. Tea. Sept. • — Cleburne
was defeated by Austin today by a
score of 4 to 1. Deardorf An the boa . ,
( for Cleburne allowed ten hits and .
: walked five men, Cleburne's fielding I
was a feature, as was also thut ot
Gear's men. Austin robbed leburne ’ J
out of eleven hits in the field.
I Tomorrow the champion bueking J
horse, la to be ridden prior to the game
I and Mr Gear may do the taming. Thia
la an added attractfon, a money prize
is to be given anyone who can ride
the horse.
Seqre by innings: R H. R.
Washington .....000 202 110—4 9 1
New York .......000 000 020—2 8 4
H. PO. A.
0 1 1
6 24
time of
was rat-
BIRMINGHAM, Aia., Sept. 0 —The
locals defeated Mobile this afternoon
in twelve innings. 4 to 3. Demaree
pitched an excellent game, Prough,
who rushed to the reseue of Kent yes-
terday. did likewise this afternoon for
Speer.
24 years
Tinker, ss. ..... 3
Sehulte, rf. .... 6
Shean, 2b. ...
...301 003 » lring. se
...QUO 000 000—0 Eolins, _2D
Nuramaker 2 Time of game. 2 hours.
WAXAHACHIIE, Tex. Rent 4 —The
erection of street signs at all crossings
here was authorised by the City Coun-
cil last night.
Richie Holds Opposition to Five Seats
ered Hits and Gets per.
feet Support
5 12 27
yesterday at Congress avenue .nd
Sixth street, playfully listening to the! to Texas with his parents when he was
clink or the .liver as the atske touched! 11. ycara ?ld “'“Vf. in Ivalde Count:
e .. , .1.01 He servee as nn Indian scout and later
e.ch other Suddenly one or the) as/ xenger. Il- foUEhi in the Indian
brightest 100-cent pieces rolled out of wars from 1856 to 1340. He was
his hand and into the storm sewer at wounded in both the Indian and Civil
his feet. A negro lounging near by “ ___ g»o__
volunteered to regain the coin and ------
speedily did so. The man was delight-
ed and reached Into his pocket to puli,.
out some change as a reward when an- F-xeeilent Scores Made at Tournament
other dollar rolled to the sidewalk ---- -
and likewise fell into the sewr. Thati’
In turn was recovered, and it is a
matter of record that the owner of the
ANY OF THE OFFICERS OF THIS
Bank would be pleased to discuss the matter of a per-
aonal checking account with you.
.Score first game: 11. H E
Ehattanooga 000 000 000 ®<»— « 4 I ;
Nashville ........ 000 000 01- 1 7 1|
Battories: ovalosk and Higgins ana '
Flint; Fleharty and Erloff.
Score second game: R H. E. I
Chattanooga ...... 200 000 0-- 3 5 2;
Nashville ......... 000 2— 5 11 1
Batteries: . More and Higgins; Bair
and Seabaugh.
GALVESTON, Tex., Rent. 5 —Propo-
sitions for the leasing of a large tract
of land In the Brazos river valley for
the establishment of additions! convict
Mending fences that appear
Weak or out-of-date.
In the old-time haunts so dear
Hee them congregate!
...22 0. 6 27
H. PO,
3 1
0 2
1 11
Hooper, rf. ...
4 Yerkes, ss k ..
2 Speaker, cf.
’ 1 Gardner. 3b. .
• , Kn.lv. 'b.....
’ Henricksen, if
‘ । Ionergin, 2b.
AWilliams, c. ..
- Cicotte, p.....
Never mind that tariff speech!
Glad that it is through.
For your hands they gayly reach
And tell you "Howdy do!”
Locomotive on its rounds
Helps some more to roam.
Every time the whistle sounds
it warbles "Home, Sweet Home.”
to order the ob
Hughe*.* Hei
up to the 1st of ...—--------
ceased active control of the
Albany 6-5, Savannah. 2-2.
Columbus, 2-7, Macon 0-6.
Columbia-Jacksonville, not sched-
uled.
SAN ANTONIO, Tex., Sept. 4—Fol-
lowing a fortnight of intense sutfering,
during every hour of which time she
made a heroic fight for life, Mrs. Vir-
ginia Travis, the young wife of Ed-
mund Travis, a local newspaper man.
is dead from injuries caused by the
explosion of an oil lamp at her home
Aug. 23.
At first it was thought that she
would not survive more than a few
hours, but the crisis seemed to pass,
andaffer that time until a few hours
preceding her death there were strong
hopes for her recovery. Mrs. Travis
fAtalEieAl-ehSeptasSrzburz*
Oct. 7: Mercer, at Auburn
Oct 14: Clemson, at Clemson
Oct. 21: Texas A & M. at Dallas
Oct 29: Mississippi A. & M , at Bir
mingham.
Nov 4 Gepreta Tech, .t Atlanta.
Nov. 18; University “ —
Austin
Nov. 27:
CHICAGO, Sept 6.—Chicago batted
both Steele and Lauder si ilk hard to-
him."
The Returned Statesman.
Back to their constituents.
Shaking hands once more:
Free from former discontents
Mid the battle’s roar;
PITTSBURG, Pa., Sept. 4—Cincin-
nati and Pittsburg split a double- R F,11
header here today. Pittsburg taking I.ha
the first. 4 to 3, and Cincinnati the 0,
second. G to 1 The second game was —"13
called by agreement anil only six in-
nings were playoil. as Pittsburg had
to catch a train for Ht Louis.
Vesterdny’a Resulfe.
Chicago, 9, Ht Louis, 0.
Philadelphia. 8; Brooklyn, 3.
Pittsburg. 4-1 Cincinnati, 3-4.
Vlxe Hur un Received by Oil
Lamp Explosion.
Team— Wor
Philadelphia . . 83
Detroit ......... 77
Cleveland . . 44
New York ...... 67
Boston ...... . . 43
(hicago .....V... 41
Washington ..... 54
Rt Louis ........ 33
Hofman, cf.
Saamh i.”
Richie, p.
Totals ....
Summary: Two-base hits, Rtanage.
Willett: three-base hit. Austin: sacri-
fice hits. Austin (2), Kutins. Wallace,
' stolen base Crawford; . double play.
Compton to Austin . left on banes, Ht,
Louis 4. Detrolt 2: base on balls, off
i Willett 2. off Hamilton 3; struck out.
bv Willett 2, by Hamilton 1, Time
of game 1 hour 34 minutes.
Awkward All Around.
••This is awkward. I flirted with A
young man at the seashore, and we
both pretended to be rich. Now I find
he lives in our city.”
"Hut you needn't see him if you don't
care to.
Phindelphia 11 bases on
Collins 1 off Wood 1. off
______ -
Fisher nor Quinn was
Groome pitched steady ball
--irton team and was
danger € xeept for a brief
the eighth inning. MeBride’i
was the feature,
to register and select their course in I
the main building, while the old stu- l
dents will matriculate from he.xegas.
trar's window in the Ilbrai v building.
PHLADELPHIA MINS X DOUBLE-
HEADER FROM BOSTON.
R. H. E
2 4 0
6 3 1
Batteries: Frits and Adama; Johns
and Welis,
Summary: Two-base hits. Yerkes.
Speaker: sacrifice hit. Lonergan; sac-
rjfice fiv, McInnis stolen bases.
Hooper, Yerkes, McInnis, Raker. Old*
ring; left on bases. Boston 7. Philadel-
phia 11: bases on errors. Philadelphia
3; bases on balls, off Cicotte 3. off
E i
0.
Ersieexhnizgm"bzINUURIES PROVE FATAL
as dean of the extension department.
Wilson Williams, for the last eight
years registrar, will henceforth be As-
sistant librarian, properly custodian of
the periodical department.
E J. Matthew's is now registrar. Mr.
Mathews has served as assistant reg-
istrar. secretary to the dean of the
college of arts and secretary to Presi-
dent Meses. He is now secretary of
the Board of Regents also.
; runs scored were bbth made on
. rors. The scores:
"Cobh of ....... 3
Crawford, rf. ... 4
, Delehanty, 2b . . 4
Drake, If....... 4
Galnor. lh ..... 4
Moriarity, 2h, ,.4
Rtanage c......3
Taylor, p.......2
Distrust.
"That man want* to know whether Harrison" l
you are going to stand by him," said jOP speizht
the polltIrak assistant. soh mnah.
'T’m obliged to.* replied Henator I •----
>rghum. "It wouldn’t be safe not to
stand by him close enough to watch
Summary: Three-base hit. Tinker:
home run. Sheckard; hits off Steele, 6
in 3 innings; stolen bases, Shean,
Sheckurd, Hofman. Huggins (2), Evers,
Sehulte, Haier (2), Needham; double
plays, Richie to Tinker to Kaier, Shean
to Haier, Tinker to Haier, left on bases,
Chicago 3, St. Louis,4: bases on balls,
off steele 2. off Richie 2, off Lauder-
milk 2. hit by pitcher, by Laudermilk
1 (Haier), struck out, by Richie C. by
La udermilk 2; wild pitch, by Lauder-
milk l. Time of game, 1 hour 69 min-
utes. Umpires, Rigler and Finneran.
, Batteries: Robinson nd Gibson;
Simon, Keefe and T. Clarke.
dollars beat a hasty retreat from the
immediate vicinity of storm sewers in I
Team-- Wor.
New Orleans . . 71
Severa changes in the faculty and
officers will become effective at once
These changes were made at the June
meeting of the Board of Regents
Wiliam James Battle resigned as dean
of the college of arts to become dean
of th e faculty. He has been connected
with the University since 1893, for the
, last four years academic dean His
work- as instructor has been in the
Greek department, of which depart-
ment- he was head.for many years. Dr.
Battie’s suecessor will be Harry Yan-
dell /Benedict, now dean of the depart-
mnent}‘of extension. Dr. Benedict will
sit Kn the dean's chair over the aca-
dems and wield the probation instru-
STANDING OF CLUBS. *
NATION A I. LKAGUE.
secretary Miss Claribel Humphreys of
Waco, lately secretary to Dr. H. B.
Carroll of the Baptist Theological Sem-
inary. Miss Humphreys came yester-
day and began her duties.
There are several places vacant on
the faculty which will be filled before
Score first name: R. H. K
... 000 020 101-4 8 1
... 100 000 002—2 1 0
..CHATTANOOCA, Tenn Kent 4 —
Nahte tcalg.ee
*8 hy:
5. L'iAz
rovea nd was unable to get them over1
{or .the latter. The visitors responded ■
more in the second
seeing h'm _ I
collects the
13 4
Affiliated with University of Texas. Our certifieate aecepted
by all colleges admitting on certificate. Prepares for Harvard, Yale,
Princeton, Cornell and all other Eastern college*. Teaelrers of wide
experience in every subject.
Totals ........31 4 9*26/14 3
•Two out when winning run scored
9 .13 27 5 4
Batteries: Groome and Henry;
Quinn, Hoffman, Fisher and Blair.
. ...24 3
D OVERCOATS
Batteries: Stack and Kleinow;
Schardt and Erwin.
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