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The Wichita Beacon from Wichita, Kansas • Page 7

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TUESDAY, JUNE 23, 1908. PAGE SEVEN WICHITA DAILY BEACON HE'S GOING TO BE HER "STEADY. PUNK AT HEAD OF BATTING LIST PLATES IS HITTING BETTER THAN 0THE2 CHAMPS Hetling Is the Eeal Leader, However Both Holland and Annis Have Had a Slump in Their Batting of Late Sale of Lingerie Dresses 50 Soft Frewh Mull Dresses, trimmed with fine French Vul. laces. Colors white, pink, blue and champagne.

$8.50 Price, only $4.95 joplin f.l iEy YCU3N rr: i iftfj enid caVt you EL JrlJ V1 wwTKijti that jLiissJ kmZM 'j''' YESTEBDAY'S BESULTS. Hatrhlnwon, Tj Oklahoma City O. Other tanmf off dity. 25 Women Cloth Suits Plsiin Panamas and fanr'y PtrifK. lined with atin or silk taffeta lining's.

Lone and short sleeves. $25 Suits, Price, only $9.50 20 Suits, Price, only 6.75 15 Suits, Price, only 3.95 Sale of Women Wash Suits 2) Women's Summer Shirtwaist Suits, made from plain frinphams, daintily trimmed. AVhite linen collar and trimmed cuffs. Price, only $2.95 WHEBE THEY PLAY T0M0EBOW. Wlchltn at Enid.

Hutchinson at Oklahoma City. Topeka at Joplin. Wrbh Cltr at prlnicf eld. Clyde Plank, the Falrmount college player, who is now covering the second rcack for the Jobber. I leading the (am In l.iuinir at the presertt time.

Ih batting- In Sunday Kami! he failed to rei a hit for the first time since, joinintr the Wichira Hub. However. "Hefty" Hetlintr Ih the real leader of the Chump! an he has in every game. Hates, the Fainnounter, who lead the Jobber for a short time, fell way down In the battlnij lint, and Plank cay do likewise, but not nearly so much, a he 18 evidently a better batter than HateH. Holland and Annls have both fallen down In hitting of lute.

The averages follow: Sale of Long Gloves IG-button MuUM)uetaire Silk Lisle Gloves. Black, white and tan. $1.00 values. Price, only 75c 25 Pair? of Lace Gloves, wrist lengths. Tans and black, 75c values.

Price, only 1 5c Pair Sale of omen's Long Kimonos .7) Women 'h Long Kimonos, dainty patterns. White grounds, dots and rings. Trimmed with fine 1.75 values. Price, only $1 .35 LIVED THREE DAYS yesterday After the 'bird lnnin? Chicago did not tjet a hit. Since Smith has deserted the Wait Sox, Corniskey has been hf'T anoi.M Pet.

ii 33 only with their own BubfTiptlon but wiih any others they may ab! to get f'T iciu. In rnai.y piacen you will r.nd ho hfive not tx-ert all the rr.nteftt and yu wsll do weil to Uet to llic-rn fint. Players AH Plank 2i He'iinir 17 raneil 1'! uelHser 2 Holland AFTEB HE WAS STBUCK BY A LOCOMOTIVE. AnntH eye a they manire to read a few linet WHO WA5TS A BICYCLE: Bohn 44 lidilleton i--5 POLICE HAVE F0UB OF THEM: track. Hut the rv.nntar.t diricuity Whether Taft Wins OH NOT, IT IS CEIITAIN Cerrnak 34a Picked Them Off Htreet Where the find th after the ii nutnerp.b! He has made an offer to for J-'aiketiberg.

By securing a slnicle yester lay Wae-jtf, ner made the two thousandth hit of liifl baseball 'jareer. Rhoily HendrlT of the Enid team vl-Red with frlertdg here yeeday. NleholH in not Rettini? away well at with the M.iiretii. 'vV- STAJDrrJG OF THE TEATlS Weitern Owner Left Them. i interruption tne utrain John Blain Met With a Fatal Accident While On the Way Home from This City.

Htve yoti a wheel We Win Armstrong 1 Bates 4: Nichols ft Scott 44 Speer Idck Misse Clark Tie j.liee have I'" four M-y. in a i.iKt.i off ti w' were four lertt.inif ralr.M Je T.es where Tl e'r owe.r, fcj m. Tr.e at the polii awalt- he'r om'ners. Tl.e wheel are all It eo'd eor.lplon. a man can hi eye to.

j-very rltr.e tho ear lurches he lo his jicie ar. 1 .1 tuke eeveral of Uie harJ -t of eye to flr. It oiniiri. ne rol ler hi a they are working but the rr.iriute they beln to fi.il wo.v! what the world the mat-1 with them. I have known of nv- ral rerent'y where huy rr.

v. ho the.r little in 'heir work. The trrfctltude of ihoe who have corn under our treatment for the of MOIU'HINC WHISKEY, COCAINC. ETC For particular addres THE WHITE SANITARIUM Wichita, Kansas. ilncludir.g only players now with me team.

:t.j in Kl.r'iore. b.i.' frarr.e iMer brake: sr. -th has ne xv l. i. Wieiita .0.4 H'jtchinpon 'Si City i 3) TopeK.t j.

I Webb City J3 V. I Jopiln 3 al A 1 1 :7 r. Enid II Amerlcaa AMoclatlon. White to hi J.otr,e ttrvilie, ait-r in thl (ity, John Blain a In. He r'-oei'-ed refuted his- death.

the tl.e hiK iMer. Mrs W. y- S.oith ind left ptrt of 'k for At Paola. Mr. to can As he left he i H'r'irk by the ehirine id and i fatnl a re fre.n.e wit: out run, at- T.

ere i.iark "irr.ferl- 1 wle. 1. The has a lii frtkif.e ar.d r.ii.-i ri.ate. have been troubled with eyes. I ouid r.aoily traie the d.fficulty back but the tinderest of the buds at rt.

Scott Sunday ronrnir.r. They also rcailir.jf." though whtu then are scarce they received many otl.er beftutlful and tu 'fv', i'r. liothwell Is passenrer I will tke eventhlnc but the full bl it r.d llrket asrent for the Missouri Pa BEABEfG ON CAES i R00n HELP3 THE EYE DOCTOBj "TJG. ife: railway In this city. flowers.

It said that If a row of sweet peas is left er.tlrrly ur.jruaidfrd chest, the for an hour -r the sparrows win SQ0STEES PAID BILLS of Ci'lbB Iiidianapr-Hs Loulnvllle Toledo Minneapo': Milwa Kaiinaa City St. Paul on t. j.i.y i fcvery dju. WESTEBN JiSSOCIATIOS. Hatrhinnon, Oklahoma City, O.

Oklahoma City. June 3. The M-ts returned fro-n the road minti any yeHterdav and the Paekers made mmee meat of them. Love i out of the gsme with a sprained writ. ncnre: Hutchlnt- 0 0 9 1 1 7 1 Oklahoma CP.y 0 0 Wrlshl and Haas; Hofftr and McCon-oeil.

WESTERN LEAGUE. Lincoln, '1 Hearer, J. Lincoln, June 25. Seore: Lincoln -t 9 1 Denver 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 4 Johncon anaV (cjjat Collar. nun and McDonouifh.

Dea Moloen, 17 Omaha, 1. De Mo'nen. June 2i.T"n Molne Ilnntlnst the I'lure Is a Hard Kr, Strain. P.e.-idir.i; on tr-t cr train cau" s-iiht fa. lure than any hin v.

v. Toper attet.tion. AS A.YD HAD MONEY LEFT I llialrman John L. Powell Makea I financial Report. CUT GLSS PBESENTS FOB MB, AND MBS.

C. K. BOTHWELLj They Partake ol One of the Season's Luxuries. t)oueive. tcardeners ttnd everybody else who raise j.ea re having no eay time to harvest heir croi bevause of the 1 These little jies' are to hover; bout sweet it vir.e iay and the, rr.ltii.te no ui le ill they The chairraaii of the Commercial dn! ay a hi has which other thir.ar '-an R' local j.hy!.-b-.n Murfy of the failure.

Hi American From the MIoarl Paclfle Rallssar trip Powt.n rrnOred art Rnlre, Leairne. W. observation. len.jzirM Muu-nii-iii ii nrveipis 19 ar. The err.idorea of the Mlvsnurl Pac'f.

of the -ht that a '''11041 St. Loui Cleveland Detroit la rail-ssy yesterdsy presented Mr. and 1 disbtirmeM frr th trip. Th Mrs. Charl.s K.

Ibdhwell with cut I frn7n ar, and extra meals Kiasisrare set. The set nor. 1. is of a expenditure fail-ir-- in 'il ler pe oriirir.a'.e in ion fr'm some neirhboring tree the hal it of readlr.g on "treet car h.r thev have been hldlr.K sr.i be- Mr. Blain wa be ir 1 taken to hi hojre.

I'jion removal to his home wore, both from extem-; ar.d Vor1 uti r--- ejved the c.ly ye.f il.v hir sf-r thnt af'er rii.t intensely from hi injuries for three Jay? that he had died. Mr Biain i by hi wife and four little chiUten. HI" relative In the city are his lister. Mrs W. lb'-K-eter, and a nice, Mis Elhel Mo-F'-eter.

The bc.iy will be liiken to Walnut, fr.r Intern. -nt. P.eaiir.S on tr.tir. is not juite 0 bad, jiUkin the young and tender Ia pitcher and six g.aes, fern dish, ptp all covered and a balance of US.tO kri Sit. broke tUo Weaiern record for Mr.

unj Rolhwell were rr.irrld turhe-i into th club treasury. out it is harmful. never think of hurting Ti.ey don't siern to be satisfied with P't. -J 'f 13 13 i 45 L. I'ct.

:4 i'4 .47. 1 14 4.4 1.. Pi-t .:5 .4 it 31 44 .411 a L. Pel .4 .3 rr R'Wfm Washliigit National Leasjae. Cluho W.

rhicakf Plitbura; ''incinnat ft New Tk Phlladelprla i Boston -4 St L-ui 14 Brook. ya WOLFE STOCK COMPANY IS GOING AWAY FOB SUMMEB I OUR JUNE CLEARANCE SALE I thia seasjn in runs and Score: I'e Moires 1" 7 x-17 -1 3 Omaha 1 1 1 3 Bumar and Pidel and Raaa; Jiik-son and Lebrand. Sloax City, 3 Paehlo, 3. Sioux ty, June 3. Score: Floux Cit 0 1 0 1) ii 13 9 2 Pueblo 0 1 040 100O-2 4 1 Furchner and Shea: Jamei and Smith.

AMEBICA5 LEAGUE. Philadelphia. Cleveland, 2. Cleveland, June 23. Score: Cleveland 0 0 0 iV-I 4 Philadelphia 1 1 0 0 5 1 17 Chech.

Jlhoaden. Hem N. Clarke: Ce-ombs, Plank and Power. Detrtilt, 4 rkiriitn, 1. Petroit.

June Whit paed Craw Some of the Member Will Return others Will Not. The Wolfe stock after a Western Leaaue. W. Another Week of Mighty Value Giving Prices Greatly Reduced All This Week ma 1. a ioux I.

ey. vi L'e Moino most Kuccesfful disbands the ia.t of this week to reopen at the New in Ausrust. The lat-t has been a s'r- r.uou enf for the member of the 1 Next year' con i.y lie mui c.r.tre.l. Wlh- R. Todd not be man.

He has that he pr-'babiv one of ths be-t actor ever litre in ttotk but I he laiks 3 .13 ford to ffet Cobb In the gixth and the Dlwk cl Kll. blurher Plain toe. blue her style. Psu- Tan n'M 11-10 e. 1 Asserted Flowers, worth up jar, eyel.

gooj fittlna Iatr Uxforda. Culn sh: Wuc'r rut' i "cellent wanni; two to ur rswular 6 to II y-'irs: salt I tn Smc a bunch. for six.s- reg- WW' cowboy heel, large eyelet I u'ar I values j.y vaJuea. Juris Clfiniii retruiar i.O vai jes; prt-: MoS 1c 1 tl iisle Price, pair tl 4 pair tl lat named ir.K:e-l and tied the cor 2 U5 BEST," Two riHes, three hit and a saenfi fly In the eighth decided it in favor Mr. Wolfe is now the ttroit to 1.

Alter the third inninn :r.an. He SAYS LITERARY There i.i also I4jeii mo i i i of tbe early one were followed by double play. Both teams I Uiiie 1 nr.n- r.ew ady. score: t- gethcr with her hue- iPnnrmrn Amnni Vnsip In- Met a M.irky ffteAc-a AnotTiee ni' next season, ..1, Huff will piay star in the White Sumrrer th-eea for Ladiea' Ho. Supporter.

ihiliren, trimmed I ail colors, regular In ar '1 embroidery; sixes values, pa.r II: "i to 14 year. Ketrular t- each 11 4 a' Hose Supporters, res'- u.ar I'-c value. C- a. values; p.ir lr Suits and bnirt f'." To the Editor of Th- Peucon. The 01 rnrovervy je-ndlng in The Beacon.

i-uncerniriB the merits of the musicians of this city, has arou-l some pany next Jane orjran and her ishar.d. Le'. Bryant. to foloriio for the interest in musical circle, but amors; I s'ltnmer M.es i. t.r- he wr'ter la pr.

ar 111 the literati, of whom '771 Waists at CCT ity, .11 be With the co: seasi'n. Herbert III III. whO.e r-i'i Ii n)nt are hundreds sf Interest- I tlearance trices ct r. 3 ths from 13 fl rcl' -bly Li ir- that vrru phcu.l 1 A I rmUM t. play "hea at K.iii.

He chief, (confidentially I tell-inir you that I am the only r-al of Ehk'Usa und' in town, th. Jlfpute 1 painful. We literary genius" occasionally ir.g and piay a iitt. but it i strict. for our own amusement, and no douot it would be particularly discordant at.

I offensive to the trained ear of the of Euterpe. ltroit itimilt-4 0 ChV 1 0 a 0 1 3 and Thomas: White aud Sullivan. NATIONAL LEAGUE. t. LoaU, 1 1 Boston, 0 Boton.

June 3 Score-- St. Louis aa 1 Bhtn 0 0 0 1 0 1 Raymond and Ludwis; Boie, Limia-tnan and Smith. Cincinnati, 4 O. PlttKbur. J'ire Score.

PHtuhurir 0 0 Cincinnati 0 Maldx. Yuna; and Gibson, and Brooklyn. It I'hllndelphla. O. Pr-Hk'n.

June -Sfir: 1.1 pi a a v- Brioklvn 0 11 8 MiVuiII -n and Jackilts.h: HuUt and Bergen. York, Chlcaan. I. N' rk, June 3 rica: New Yoork -1 rt i 7 ii LondureT and Klitg; Wills and Brnahen- May In Wlvhi'ri. Hen Reaki and her hubnn-l.

Hr.rry K. Hamilton, will spenl tMe sultry days in their former home at i eland. Th.y will with 'he I 2. I v-: ml 5 Tnmmlntr. Trimn.eJ and Cn.

Wai-ts. err broidery and lax blue; ry stylish arJ 1 1 Hat, all sut ac. I tnrrr.el- very pn-ttv effects of and irreatly in demand at pre. I I I SUctr. ent.reu.each.,.:, 3 IT1" Ail of our retrular up 9 I fhlrt Suns: embroidery 1'' 1 .......1 that a the corr.p ihy rn xt yea Che-ter Wallace 'will sr hi home In Wiiliamsfor Pa.

Mr and Mr mbol of the science of music consist of not, cleft. -ies, key, time, rests, thi be cnr.ducte.1 upon a Ar-sT'le. 1 and lar trtmmed suits. Just the lacsj ana i.i:o:ae-j II Loftu will In U'S the rr.axiy real moner-aar. 1 wr ear.

TJsi Wisi. Jur. cdeannc i J.H I I ir, now beinf offered r-iuced to. each sneie I rice, each He I taf note, trill, quaver, demi-' Mr. o.fe an 1 liir of Orare Huff, will hs net.

w-ll 3 r4 lar.VroiJener, Indadte, I the In usinK raw mater :1 to Ar.i'. Snn o'erstL worl. rr-t rru- other plnffs Mr sical reniueea evidently writitut Caste 1 in pi.k.l.if up few a-t-rs for th. un air.u--m. nt.

an 1 the re- anJ r.any and ult ivcs a sho. to rc tra.r.ed eye the summer. AMERICAN ASS0CUn05. of the etymolonist. As the amateur musician Tats and harps in his attempt to render the elasi.

In nniic. the lit-r-irv FOUR MORE WEEKS In- -Kansas City At Kania City- blue. white Jrn Cnr.r Sale 1 V-V -rrrmmx. and cc.lars. resru.ir Jt7 It, yrd TV" Mercerlied Screen i va.uea.

June ciear- Petticoats 7c lnc prtc HH p.eirular value up to lie a yard. Oar. nr. 5ale Prion Jo ti.JS Merrer.ted SaXeen mmmmmm 1 PettKoats 7e Na. Don't fail to see tb mur I i Ceanr Siie Barsraics la our Ersbroideiy acol Lac Depart- $1 VO Imitation bloom Taffeta Petucwus SV men-, 1 1 I i inner, with hi ortgmal orthcraph.

lack of -te. n-1 ve jn Qur Piano Contest Art clianapoiis 2. At Mr oeApol: Barne postp.ned. min. It St.

Paul iit. Patl-Toieda postpon-tl rain. At Jliiraukee Milwaukee 1, Columbua niciue and cr-ude verniar. invariant hee and perpetually Tat." Getting Bojy for the never reiievinB the monotony wit.1) a sinirle "sharp." The Cr: in our popular rr! and Let him a "rt piano contest have been d' ir.g r.me A LITERART GENIfS. wrK and they are now TTNIOB LEAGUE.

1 r-ttin ridy f-r the of K-rbroidered Flounce THIRTY HABVIST HANDS FOB THE WHEAT TMTSFBS Cr.iiiren' Summer Dressea. repuiar 113 selers; sute to 14; June Sal Pricey each. 75 RerulJ- Me values: sixes 1 to f. sa r-f Heaiherol'x-m" Tff ta. Pet-il t.ci.al all colors: a.

so com- ChiUren Dress In white ml fancy colors: sisea 1 to fc.rnier price each Sc June fait Pr 1 V. -Jt Black pettiPowts, spim-iiJ Talue. sa. pTKl tl fit Riverside baseball t-am J. ftd the Liawood team Sunday afternoon in aa ten Inmn contest- Tie tram i won in the inh ir.n.ns; after two men were down.

Hewey. f'rst a fr the lnllnc to left f.eld and st-alins; se-uni He b. nation fancr stnis; All this e.k we are the ntn rcipon with on ul-. tii -ns, as a'nearr -4 and the s-tr' are trortjir. hard Vr this.

be a Fvvi to see rn-jn if the P' ho i-jbsTtM th you at each tl Ofrtawr Joe Hsrtr en With Then lt.t 4kt. Pol'ce Officer Joe Xardy-left oer the Frleco railway last a brought henia br a two bTr by the of the cor.t--t. If vou WICHITA CO-OPERATIVE STORE Storjt. This rame pots lis thirty harrest rwi 1 or la firat pace it the inior ie ie, 1 1 Fr-tienr Mr. Hardv r--Ptir spent bancs; ten -d wth t2 Lunwooca.

a w-k elsltlrc amor the far-ner at Tae score by innr.a-r Salina. Lyons ard r-e-ders. Te Llnwl I 1 4 7 1 farmer complaln-l 'o M- Sar-'r of ItlotUlll-i si ur of n.en to the a. obmin ther ahcTT'tns for three month. to them aain and rt them to riT.

Many of them take it a yer that they have started fcatter: RteerseJ-. ITiodea and Bone; which caused him to at ice mea JUST OUTSIDE THE HIGH RENT DISTRICT LESEM DILLON 119 SOUTH MAIN Uawood. Sichiilios; and iie. aaa ue c-m i ie Every irri should rt ner rj I n.m feosi once now and ssst a.l of them ll they Ormia sr th I a CAUGHT AX ZKL ZlAIS. wr1hrf f.rr brr.

T-il thm of f-r that 1 cicait iwmthi 1 WrC Wect Metier 1U, u.is comatry. uc'".

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