CHICAGO WINS
CHAMPIONSHIP
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Detroit, Oct. 12 — Chicago won the
fourth successive game from Detroit
and the world’s base ball champion
ship this afternoondby a score of 2 to 0.
The series was seven games. Today
a cold wind was blowing across the
diamond, with snow threatening. The
batteries were Mullen and Schmidt for
Detroit, Brown and Kling tor Chicago.
Chicago Wins Third
Detroit, Oct. 1- Chicago won yes
terdav b\ the >ame score as Thursday
5 to l practically winning the world’s
championship, a> it gives the team
three straight games. Detroit can
hardly win all the remaining four.
Detroit has put up a hard light in ev
ery game but the Cubs seem in
vincible.
Detroit Wins in American
Chicago. Oct. 7 Delayed in trans
mission Detroit won the champion
ship in the American base ball league
from t Inca go and Philadelphia. 1 he
contest was not settled until Satur
day's games For several weeks tlie
three teams ran neck and neck, with
Cleveland a dangerous fourth. The
contest was close throughout the sea
son and for a long time the general
belief was that the Chicago champions
would carry ofl the pennant again.
The Chicago National team won the
pennant in that league by a long lead.
There never was any real contest for
first place from the start.
Score 3 to 3 in First (iame
Chicago. Oct. 9 -At tin* end of the
twelfth inning with the score standing
3 to 3 the first championship game of
the liaseball series was called on ac
count of darkness. It was a great
struggle anti will go down in base ball
history as one of the most notable on
record. Chicago made a run in the
fourth inning, Detroit three in the
eighth and C hicago tied the score in
the ninth.
Chicago Wins by 3 to 1
Chicago, Oct. 10 Chicago won from
Detroit by a score of to 1 in the
championship base ball series yester
day afternoon. Both teams scored in
the second inning and Chicago made
2 in the lourth. Batteries Chicago,
Pfeister and King: Detroit. Mullin and
Payne.
Chicago Wins 5 to I
Chicago, Oct. 11 The Chicago Cubs
added a second victory over Detroit
ve>terday afternoon by n score of •» to
1. Batteries — Chicago. Kuef. Bach
and Kling: Detroit, Seiver and
Schmidt. Twenty thousand Chicago
rooters went to Detroit today to wit
ness the series in that city.
ARRESTED FOR
BROWN MURDER
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Baker City. ore.. Oct. 10 — Frank
Tucker was arrested today charged
with complicity in the assassination of
Harvey Brown by exploding a bomb
under liis gate. He implicates Frank
Wilson, a member of the Western
Federation of Miners, alleging that
Wilson had a personal grudge against
Brown.
PLOT TO KILL
COLORADO MEN
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Denver, Oct. 9—The police today un
earthed a plot to assassinate Oov.
Buehtel and Edward Chase, a wealthy
citizen. Fifty-one sticks of dynamite
were found planted in the yards of their
residences. The police are searching
for the perpetrators.
A suspect who was arrested confessed
and gave details of the plot which
show that several other men were in
cluded in the dynamiters’ plan. Only
the confession of the suspect prevented
the accomplishment of the plot.
Japan plans to substitute Roman
for Chinese characters in the alphabet
ef the Japanese languaae. It is stated
that it takes nine years for a Japanese
or Chinese child to master the Chinese
alphabet._
Fresh candies at the A. B. Drug Co.*
JURY ACQUITS
SENATOR OORAH
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Boise, Idaho. Oct. 3— Delayed in
transmission The testimony in the
trial of Senator Borah, charged with
land frauds against the government,
was submitted without argument and
the jury found a verdict of not guilty
on the first ballot. They went out at
t> o’clock yesterday evening.
The prosecution rested Tuesday
afternoon and the defense then made <
a motion that the court instruct the j
jury to return a verdict of acquittal on J
the ground that no conspiracy had
been shown. ^ esterday morning j
Judge Whitson denied tbe motion and j
Senator Borah was placed on the'
stand.
TWO DROWNED
AT LATOUCHE
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Paul Imach and Joseph Fischer
were undoubtedly drowned from a
small boat near the southeast corner of
Latouehe island September 15. The j
men were quarreling and nearly cap
sized the boat when passing the camp j
of the Seattle vV Alaska Mining Com
pany. Their own camp was three
r iles farther north. Ten days later it
was found deserted with the provisions
moldy, showing that no one had been
there for many days.
Imach and Fischer were both well
known mining men of Latouehe island.
Imach made a good discovery a year
ago and the Seattle ^ Alaska company
was organized to take it over. Imach
retaining an interest, lie and Fischer |
then located twenty claims three miles
farther north and were working there.
September 15 they left Horseshoe bay
somewhat intoxicated and carrying a
j jug of whisky.
When opposite the company camp j
the pair were quarreling violently and j
onlookers claim that Fischer fell over-;
board but climbed back again. l'be
boat rocked a great deal but the men;
were still in it when they disappeared
from sight. Nothing was seen of them j
afterward.
Ten days later C. M. Coleman, one!
of the chief owners of the company j
property, arrived in camp and when he j
heard the story he insisted upon going j
1 to the men's camp to look for them, ;
with the result that evidence of long J
desertion of the camp was found
Imach was about 50 years of age and i
Fischer about 25. Loth were power-J
fill nun and Fischer a large man.
They were skilled boatmen and the I
jug of whisky was doubtless their un-j
j doing.
MAN DIES OF
BAD BEATING
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S*>;ittle, <>et. .*> Delayed in transmis-1
sion Harry Rutledge, a waiter on the
steamer Rertha. died today after a
lingering illness, consequent upon
what is claimed to have been a brutal
beating infleted by First Officer McGil
very. The latter is now on the Santa
Barbara and will be arrested as soon as
that vessel arrives in port. She is now
on her way to Seattle from Alaska.
Roosevelt Goes Hunting
Stamboul. La., Oct. 5 — Delayed in
transmission — President Roosevelt
started on his hunting trip this morn
ing. No newspaper men were allowed
to accompany the party.
Roosevelt Rested Sunday
Stamboul, La., Oct. 7 — Delayed in
transmission — President Roosevelt
rested Sunday and started on another
hunt this morning.
Roosevelt Kills Two Snakes
Vick burg, Oct. 9 — President Roose
velt has killed two rattlesnakes in his
hunt but no large animals although he
has seen two bears and two bucks.
Roosevelt Gets a Buck
Stamboul, La., Oct. 11—President
Roosevelt killed a buck yesterday.
Roosevelt in Hot Pursuit
Stamboul, La., Oct. 12 — President
Roosevelt was in pursuit of a cata
mount when last heard from.
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