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Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

ursoay the local team won
Noun4s header one game
. from Browns Valley by the
score of 8 to 1, and the Other
against Herman by the score
VI l to . in ten innings.
NORRIS VS. HERMAN.
1he game against Herman
was without a doubt the best
game of the season. For ten
innings the two clubs fought
Tor supremacy, and during the
contest bnt one error was made
by Norris and only three by
Herman. The game thruout
was fast and snappy, and was
exciting and splendid enough
to cause the fans the, remark
after the game was over, that
they had seen the best
game of their lives.
Brown and Anderson were
the opposing twirlers, and both
were i'll remarkable form.
Brown had eihgteen strike outs
to his credit, and allowed but
one hit. Anderson had eleven
strike outs, and held the locals
to five scattered hits.
Neither side proved very
dangerous until the tenth.
Herman was first to bat and
it looked as tho they were go
ing to win the game. Bradford
went to first on O'Malley's ex-
cusab1e error, and stole second.
Sackett sent another to Jimmy
who attempted to get Brad
ford at third but was too late.
Sackett went to second. With
men on second and third; and
no one down, things looked
pretty gloomy for the Morris
crowd. But the next three
men who faced Brown, took
their little turns at the willow,
did the Casey stunt" slamed
the bat down and walked 10
to the bench, with the result
that Herman's first and last
opportunity to score had come
to naught. ..
Warner, the first man up for
Morris in the tenth, reached
first on All error, Jones bunted
and Warner went to second.
O'Brien sent one to Anderson
who threw to third and
caught Warner. Danielson,
who has been hitting the ball
at a good clip of late was next
up, and the little fellow COW
cred himself with glory, by
making a clean single which
was good enough to enable
Iones to run from second to
home with the winning run.
Folio wing is the score:
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
THREE COACHES DERAllED-
Twenty-nine Passengers Injured In
Colorado Wreck.

Denver, June Westbound pas
senger train No. 5 on the Denver and
Rio Grande railroad was wrecked at
Pinto, small station sixty miles west
of Grand Junction, Colo. No fatalities
resulted. The accident was caused by
a broken bolt in frog at a switch
Three coaches were derailed and
twenty-nine passengers were slightly
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
HERMAN DONE UP
'SElS WINS AFTER TEN INN.
lNdS OF GOOD
BALL
"'o"ns Valley also an Easy Vic
tim the Same Day--Benson De.
teated to Last Saturday,.

-Hursday the local team won
uouols header-one game
from Browns Valley by the
score of 8 to 1, and the other
against Herman by the score
ol l to 0 in ten innings.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

Earned runs, Morris g. First base on
balls off Bailey 1, off Wetherston T.
Struck out by Bailey 6. bp Wetherst on 2
Dotble play, Horrigan to OMa1ley. Um-
pire Nelson. Scorer Forkner.
Next Tuesday the boys will
go to Glenwood for a game, Civ
ing all who would like to go
the chance of making the trip
by train.
Thursday Clinton will be
here for a game with the locals.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24

enth and eighth innings. The
final score was 8 to one in our
favor.
Outside of O'Malley's great
playing at second and Bailey's
steady pitching, the game was.
listless, and very little enthus-
iasm was shown on the part of
the rooters.
FoIlowino ia the score.
Morris tribune., 1905-06-24
MARKED MILITARY ACTIVITY re.
PORTED ON FRANco-oER-
MAN FRONTIER.
DIPLOMATIC NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE
MUCH soLIclTuDE IN PARIS OFF.
cIAL CIRCLES REGARDING
THE OUTCOME.

Paris, June 23.-Oficial circles here
observe the outward appearance of en-
tire tranquility over the Franco-Ger-
man negotiations, but an undercurrent
of considerable anxiety prevails rela-
tive to Germany's answer to the
French note. This is somewhat inten-
sified by publications purporting to
give Germany's intention to insist that
the Moroccan conference be not tram
meled by specific limitations on its
scope. Nothing, however, has yet been
received from official sources indicat-
ing chat such is the purpose of Ger
many and Premier Rouvier's associ-
ates maintain that as his note is
couched in calm, conciliatory tone
there Is reason to expect that Ger
many will answer him in similar
spirit of conciliation. However, a con-
siderable element in parliamentary
circles shows much solicitude regard
ing the outcome of the negotiations.
Reports from the front continue to
show marked military activity and a
feeling of unrest among the people liv-
ing along the border. The influential
press, evidently in accordance with
the wishes IF the government, refrains
from discussing the military aspect.
asserting that the negotiations, while
In a delicate stage, continue normal.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Union Fertilizer
Company


the shore all along the
o. Tehuantepec
Guiding Gulf of California its islands The
plentiful
these birds during breeding which April till
August There are from three to five young birds and SO
the entire colony that they raise cloud like
flock of sheep when they waddle the
industry thought
fruits Redlands Riverside other localities
Southern California famous Fezng is of the
as successful growing and mnufac
re of Fertilizers Of the most important industries Of Southern
California.
big dealers
in fertilizers
Felng has found experience that there
no better fertilizer material for citrus trees than Guanc
been especially s9Pn saS this til IRE
for countless rich Phosphates and Ammonia
% have
o vital e n nd @ CO. good % @ e %
the Te%anng ssa ing that worth working m
i IT, 5 Not w
the Union Fertilizer
nsas Pd @ G g o
working the
suSef % Union Fertilizer Co. Which been Working it for
s W @ Cas-
ne Of
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about as 5 as @ The and sny % % @
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adjacent Some Of
estimated from
The on @ have for ont 5 been making
BY them with view gathering the eusnG eco ON
boats s 4bs @ calls for
@ u, and ~ have @ about h been
call at San Pedro on its norhward whenever the
9s
s s G 5
they the Fe n as
will will dock % @ at "a m S as up %
taken to the oompanys factory the Ell Monte beyond Easa
which Fertilizer
out.ia, Ssds Inside H he a ss s
smell nauseatng is the
All the materials usd @ by the Fertilizer Co. the
STS ns or eae 5 @ ngTe n aa
the Chemist showing just how pounds of each Of the y
PRODUCT Containing Phosphorc
Erqns
Actual Potash To S insure the
Of Bid
Rs s 11s R dS
Of & the several nd the onas wh0 heap h
FIGURING Mill but having cylinder covered with hammers
grinding them between rolls. -.,-...
tRersss5y s
analysis.
sample it is sacked and
that
contents of the sacks to the legal and are
deficient
deficiency supplied and the entire lot is through
mill again.
4n able s sas as
its Alhambra
factory in Riverside Red
probably than other similar
quality the Union Fertilizer Company product is the
Stockholders Lemon
heavy of the fertilizers that the Company
manufactures.
president of Mr. A P. Harwood Of ontaro
8. Redands; w. H. Doty Of
laboratory the
company Building, Angeles
visit either
fertilizers
pes itself in using only the best Of materials
which nothing
the highest grades of commercial such as
Potash Double Supephosphate etc.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
A judicial Motto

Among the numerous cases that come
UP for a hearing before Magistrate
Fitzpatrick are those classed as "neigh-
Dor spats," tongue slashings" and
"over-the-fence tits" So often have
cases in the category faced his honor
that he has become sick and tired of
their multiplying. and has hit upon a
plan he hopes will put an end to such
cases. At the end Of each case he now
daily hears he hands the defendant and
complainant a typewriter paper, which
reads: "If you your lips would keep
from slips, five things observe with
care. or whom you speak, to whom
you speak, and how and when and
where" The little card is read aloud
by the principals in the case just heard
and generally brings the following re-
ply. Judge, If she speaks to me then
I'll speak to her, but she will have to
speak to me first"
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Telephone
Hygienic
Company

One Of the most sensible de-
vices for the protection of public
health is a movable guard for the
telephone transmitter, the patent of
the Telephone Hygienic company of
Los Angeles. In January. 1902, the
San Francisco board of health de-
clared by resolution that telephone
transmitters harbor germs of dis
ease and are a menace to the public
health, and called upon inventors
and manufacturers of telephone
protective attachments to submit
models for the boards inspection.
The demands were for device
which should cover the mouthpiece,
presenting a perfectly clean surface
to the lips and nostrils of persons
using the telephone; also, it must
neither reduce the volume of sound
nor render the message less dis
tinct. The result after four months
test was that the patented appliance
submitted by the Telephone Hy-
gienic company of Los Angeles filled
all the requirements, with the addi-
tional advantage of very materially
increasing the clearness of enuncia-
tion, and on May 81, 1902, the board
adopted the report of the committee
recommending it's general use. The
company's hygienic guard offers a
clean surface of antiseptic, chemi-
cally pure paper to the lips every
time telephone conversation is de-
sired The paper, which is wound
from one spool to another by means
l. L.. Oh srf
every conversation. 1t is fixed in a
very light steel framework that Is
readily attached to all standard tel
ephones, and does not disfiEure the
instrument. The device effectually
prevents odors, bacteria and dust
from fouling the mouthpieoe, and by
excluding moisture prevents depre-
citation of the transmitter dia-
phragm. The company made an ex-
hibic of the device in the Palace OF
Louis in 1904. The instrument (hy-
gienic guard) was entered in compe-
tition for an award AS a result the
jury, selected from representative
a most careful and exhaustive test,
awarded the company the highest
and only award given to this class
of exhibits. Throughout the con-
tinuance of the fair the instrument
(hygienic guard) attracted much at.
tention from scientific men both or
this and other countries. The con-
ditions of modern civilization are
constantly bringing humanity into
closer contact. For these reasons
the Importance of inventions de-
signed to prevent the spread of con-
tagious disease is attracting grow
ing attention from thinkers the
world over. 1t is not surprising un-
der these circumstances to learn
that since the exhibit of the device
at ST. Louis inquiries are constantly
being received at the Los Angeles
office of the company from all parts
of the United States, from such
European countries as England,
France, Italy and Austria, and even
places as far remote as Argentina,
Australia and India. Mr.. H. L. Cut
ter of this city is the president and
manager of the company. The main
offices are in the Grant building
this city.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
Los ANGELES FRUIT JUICE co.

One Of the most commendable enter
prises connected with the fruit growing
industry Of California is that Of the
by the Los Angeles Fruit Juice company.
Pure, delicious, nutritious, healthful are
the qualities of these juices made from
fresh, sound ripe fruit-more delightful
than champagne, more relishable and
This company was organized and incor
porated in 1902. William Friend Is the
president and l.. U. Mcclure secretary and
treasurer. Their manufactory and Offices
are at 81 to S17 Stephenson avenue. They
manufacture all the various kinds of
fruit juices that have become SO popular
in all the markets of the United States
Their great speciality of manufacture is
their celebrated Navelade, the standard
orange drink Of America, and of which
they are sole proprietors. Navelade is
made entirely from navel oranges, care
being taken to get the fruit when 1t Is
In It's finest condition and the entire
orange is used. 1t is the only drink made
from oranges that will not spoil, no mat
ter how long it is exposed to the air: no
preservatives are used, and 1t is abso-
lutey free from chemicals or anything
else that can hurt the most susceptible
stomach No half-spoiled oranges, no
tainted, faulty fruit ever finds Its way
in many ways. 1t Is one of the finest Of
table drinks. using one part Navelade to
four parts plain or ice water or any car
donated water. 1t is the capital juice for
the punch bowl; fine as a water ice or
sherbet; a fine sweet jelly, mixed with
gelatne; 1t gives tone to mince pies; ele-
CANT flavoring for pudding, and is good
to drink for a cold or for the grip, and
1t Is good to drink at all times. The
company employ large iorce during the
sell to jobbers and large consumers all
over the United States.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
The Woodbury.
Business College
Over Twenty Years a Potent
Factor in the Progress of
the Great Southwest
Always the Leader
Now Occupying New College
Building, 500 S. Hill St,
Los Angeles

The character and spirit of this great
business and office training school
may be cleaned from the following
public letter recently addressed by
President e. X. Isaacs:
ITO MEN AND WOMEN OF AF-
FAIRS:
"As citizen of our great country
you are in full accord with every
agency that contributes to progress.
You undoubtedly place PRACTICAL
EDUCATION first among such agen-
cies. Without KNOW there can be
no intelligent CO. The mission and
merit of our public schools are well
understood. Among private educa-
tional institutions the modern high
grade business school is thoroughly
established in public confidence.
THE WOODBURY. BUSINESS
COLLEGE has been a potent factor
in the progress of the great south
west for over twenty years. Nor are
we growing old with age, for with
the wisdom and prestige accompany
ing long years OF, service and expert
ence,. the school retains the vigor and
yirility of manhood and the vim and
activity of youth
THE WOODBURY. aims to be
thoroughly modern in methods and
progressive in policy. We have re-
Gently installed the most elaborate
up-to-date OFFICE AND BUSINESS
PRACTICE SYSTEM OF BOOK
KEEPING ever attempted in the
west The offices and banking de-
partment are equipped with expensive
accounting books, loose-leaf ledgcrs,
card systems, post binders and filing
devices The Woodbury. system is so
AdxfhIa oIYG htIa
college 'rut' work is avoided and the
very latest devices can always be
utilized.
"a year ago we discarded the Gra-
ham shorthand for the more modern.
practical and INCOMPATIBLE
GREGG SYSTEM. The wisdom of
this change has been fully demon
strated
aside from the mere teaching of
subjects, a school should be per-
meated with wholesome, encouraging
and inspiring influences. Character
building must precede and accompany
business building. Self-respect, self
confidence and wise self-assertion are
the first-fruits of characteristic part
nership name that must head every
successful enterprise.
but the purpose of this letter Is
neither TO predCn OF IedCl-Sliiipiy "
invite you our way when a son,
daughter or friend Is to be trained for
efficient service in the great world of
business, or when you need the SER
vices of those who have been thus
trained.
VERY truly yours,
Woodbury. Business College
"E. K. ISAACS."
We. learn that the current school
wear has been unprecedented In at
tendance and prosperity. The Wood
bury management has recently ex-
pended hundreds of dollars in in
stallng the most elaborate and up
to-date office and business practice
system on the coast. The offices are
equipped with expensive books, cab
inets, card systems and filing devices.
We congratulate the young people
who are fortunate enough to secure
a Woodbury. course of business train
ing.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LIQUID REFRESHMENT PLACE
LINcoLN's LOG CABIN

One of the most UNIQUE If not the most
tainment here is the Lincoln Log Cabin
saloon, which is located at 100 West Sec
ond street, which is fitted up in rustic
is we'll known to many of our people as
being a man of wide awake and progress
sive ideas, whose many friends recognize
is genial and public spirited to an excep-
tional degree and the wayfaring man Is
always assured of cordial welcome
when he seeks. place to spend an even
Is we'll supplied with the best Wines
liquors, tobacco and cigars of both domes-
tic and foreign brands. He makes a
speciality of Hermitage and Old Crow
whiskies, and serves the best hot lunches
In the city daily from 11:30 a. m. to p.
m. Remember the name and the place.
Lincon's Log Cabin. at 100 West Second
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

so to even things UP he retired to the
back platform and picked a quarrel
with the conductor. When he got tired
of that he stepped inside the car again.
Directly in front of him, but under
different guardianship, sat the baby
that had so ruthlessly assaulted the rim
of his hat a few minutes before.
"Oo-oo-oo!" cooed the baby.
Hello" said Dolby; "aren't you the
youngster that took liberties with my
headgear a little while ago? How did
you get down to this end of the carr"
The babys reply was not exactly in
telligible, SO his mother supplemented
1t with a more lucid explanation.
HE belongs here" she said. "The
lady sent him back. She just borrowed
him for few minutes"
With one quick glance at the woman
in brown, Dolby retreated to the plat
form again.
"That's-that's the limitw he said to
the conductor. Hereafter I bar any
thing and everything in skirts. Why,
-
"Stop swearing or I'll trow ye Off"
said the unsympathetic conductor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
NEW USE FOR THE BABY
Street Car Passenger Could Not Help
Being Considerate

Dolby likes babies. That is why he
gave his seat to the good-looking young
woman in the triangular brown hat
She carried baby. If she had not
been SO encumbered she would have
been condemned to strap-hanging, SC
far as Dolby was concerned, for he
vowed at the beginning of the trip that
he was going to play the hog,
I'm dead tired he said to Mr..
Bowler. THANK heaven, I've found a
seat. L am going to stick to it, too.
Nothing short of an accident or a
woman with a baby can rout me out
till 1 get home"
Bowler said "Humph!" as did sew
eral other passengers who overheard
Dolby's selfish resolution. The young
woman in the brown hat stood within
hearing distance as Dolby thus de-
"Humph" She merely thought. Pres
emily she edged down in the car until
she stood directly in front of Dolby.
About that time the baby began, to
show Off. He kicked at Dolby's hat,
first with the left foot and then with
the right, and then with both stimuli
tanIously, and said, 20 90 90 y" very
plaintively.
Dolby looked up and met the baby's
eye. The youngsters gaze embarrassed
him somewhat, so he allowed his eyes
to travel a little higher. That time he
encountered an appealing glance from
the young woman. Dolby became still
aore embarrassed; he sat still but a
Jew seconds longer.
Madam" he said. will you have
lis seat?"
THANK you," sighed the young
oman. you are very kind"
st really was not worth while to tell
1by that. He already had an exag-
lted idea of his own magnaniDlity,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03

"Stop swearing or I'll t'row ye off
said the unsympathetic conductor.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
LARGE COMMERCIAL HOUSES
THE ROYAL COMMERCIAL co.

Among the wholesale firms of Los An
geles Is the Royal Commercial company
whose place of business is at 1856 San
Pedro street This company is new to the
local field, having been established in
1904, but in that short time 1t has sue
ceeded in building up large and con-
stantly increasing business. The COM
pany carries on a manufacturing and
wholesale business In maple syrup and
sugar, all kinds of flavoring extracts
fine syrupS and soda fountain requisites
and are the originators and sole manu-
facturers of Apri Kola, the popular soda
fountain drink.
Their Ever-ready syrup percolator and
filter, manufactured exclusively by them
for their trade, Is a wonder in it's way
and is being adopted in all modernly
equipped soda water stands. This ma
chine is a money and labor saver and
meets every test applied to it. 1t is auto
tific basis producing the best of syrups
at the least expense and requires no at
tention after the ingredients are placed
into 1t, the process of manufacture being
carried out in an automatic and scienti-
fically accurate manner. Dealers who
have tested the machine write that they
could not get along without 1t and are
ters received by the company. That 1t
does it's work well and upholds in every
test all the claims made by the manufac-
turers is sufficient for the prediction that
it will be only short time until every
modernly equipped soda water stand and
dealer in liquors in the country will own
one of them. The company Is incorpo-
rated with the following officers: Frank
Meyer president and treasurer; w. d.
Webber, secretary. The company occu-
pies ground floor space 25x100 feet and
employs eight hands in its factory.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-03
BLACK GOWNS REVIVED
Swedish Princess Showed Preference
for Dark Evening Costumes

Swedish Princess Showed Preference
for Dark Evening Costumes
Black played a prominent part in the
trousseau of Princess Gustavus Adolf
phus Of Sweden, who was married re-
Gently in London One evening gown.
by Paquin, is of black tulle, with a
graceful design in jet on the skirt. The
decollete corsage has an inner chemi-
sette OF white spotted tulle, with trim
ming OF white application lace. Narrow
folds of black velvet extend across the
shoulders in fichu effect.
Some other Paquin creations in the
trousseau are black oriental satin
gown, the skirt trimmed with folds of
the satin and of black mousseline de
sole, and the bodice made of satin and
black guipure, with "v" of white ap-
plication lace and a draped belt of black