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The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-06
Save Us From Our Friends.
Sporting Times.

Sporting Times.
He was doctor witness in an Irish
murder case, and was very anxious
that the Crown should let him go
home as soon as possible. So he got
a friend of his to plead in his favor.
This was how the friend did it:
1T is this way, Attorney General:
My friend the doctor has been fer
three years looking after two old
ladies. If you don't let him go home
tomorrow, he's afraid the ladies win
get we'll"
An that's why the doctor doesn't
speak to his friend.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1905-10-06

grown on commercial scale, to build
and subsidize railroads into the inte-
rior, to distribute free seed and farm
ing tools to the natives, to hire ex-
perts to teach them how to cultivate
the fibre, to guarantee minimum
price for the product, TO introduce
artificial irrigation, to install gins
and presses, to subsidize steamships
to carry the cotton to Europe, to
spin, weave and finish the colonial
raw material separately to determine
its possibilities This work; however,
should be classed as an experiment
for the benefit of a remote posterity,
and as such the expense should
be borne by the government. The
efforts of manufacturers and of all
engaged in the work today should
be directed toward producing cotton
as they produce yarn and cloth,
along the lines of least resistance,
which in the case Of cotton is found
in the southern states. Not until
the possibilities of raising cotton here
are exhausted, and the price has been
raised sufficiently high, can cotton
raising in less favored districts be
commercially successful.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Granfrei@.
@egen Or arofto.

paris, 6. Sept. Die @ssieruns
tuartet nod auf Na&ri&t BON Sea. Der
Ssrmin fir 8eantuortung bss frans
a6Rf&en ultimatums TT gefern abss-
Iaufen. SO 1T Der fefe gnti9luB Der
I%egierun9. ener9ii& bor3ugsben.
Bon man9er Settle pirb bsbauptet,
bab SeuiiSIano sine fran36fi&e De-
mOnfratiOn 9egen WarOtto nidt germ
febe, neil bieielbe am 8orabenb Der
2onferen3 bic aagemeinen Marotto.
Sage bermidle.
Ob cine militdrii&e urb cine 6Iots
INSTRUMENTATION eema4t werbsn tpirb,
bdngt nod bon Der Nntport bss Sui.
taus ab, bod baben Deer unb 6totie
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

eugar Gursb e&txiex - grRs nuaIstdt ;
1870 pfanb l4}: Is Efuxa Ia: 1e-l2
RtHab l4}; 8uets nualttdt Sole pfasb
I3Ie /; Is Rhfnb l3e ; IL Bisua l82e ; 10
Hriao 1915.
GaIifornH9e e4snia-s tH 9 pfrxh etc;
Q kts Ii 4funb o..
G@ultern -Gaoi. gsreh, Is BID 20 Bfuso
tm Dur@f@ntt, SIC; Is Rhusb Cur9fGnttt,
9e, 10 Bis II Efuns 9ie.
SrabRa6,e ped-Masa gxaIt;t Sureb 1916
sepdblter euear Gureh l6s, 81 Pt,mh TIA
Dur9f&ntt l7se; 8 BE 9 Rfmst ta Trr9s
!4nitt 163e; 10 bB IL Blush tm Dsr4f4mtt
t8ae; 8 BfaIb TN Drr4i&xtt, iGuaaI, l1k.
8 @funb I'M Dur@i&xit, i4nsaI, 1s3e.
eped. gnsI.-9ewd4ster, 8 ID 10 Bfutb
hn Durdf&nitt, 15e: II I'd II Pfub tm
Dur&i&ntt. 12Sc.
Spe6-Rlare eettex. 60 b8 20 Yfmxb ts
Dr1&S&mstt, late; Rtars 0stteR. 70 ~ 80
BfunS. l1fe: alare Bellies, - u % Pfsusb,
13s; 1s tD 20 Rfb.s l2e: Il ID 10 Pfmh,
l2}e; alare Sehde. - - 90 $fsush. lie;
sAidea IL ID ls 4fvab 1tis; Aaxs Nadex .
ID . Bfsnb. 71<e
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

Srii@es &inbfet&-BeRls@e etisss - 8
SIC; biefise etiere e-8xe; biefpe Rttbss
$50 Bic zoo Rfunb Sc: ttsfae Rabs zoe
ts $50 4fune &c; 4a4e 6to ~ 60 Bfurh
g.; etier gorserr;erteI Sc. ettw otxtess
utsrtel HIS EiRh Ssstsrptexta lie, Nh6b
gcrosrriertsI Dc. Rub Bors9siesteI 4s At9
8internierteI Sc.
Uril&es HaIbfeti&-3dbes loo. 3sxtss,
uterteI l8e, BorberuterteI u.
Srii@es S@afRei@ Sdnfusa ter Rfu2h
113: 6@ofe sc; S&exseI lbs: HaGe hrt
l6e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

0ep6deItes e~4uexsisfa - exo9exlofe,
Ssnep pig s2l 90; 4Iares Hen $3.50; 5ass
10 $500; etort gIsr $500; Rnntpf
e16. 30.
geb0rrtes RtRb1eF9 - e6ntsx, reg.
Sets. 13}e; 1ubeufettex ole' t; Jszrxi. Is;
9n69eI lac.
e&mab - IN xtaeessz-l. Dual. 10fe; 2
nuaIitdt sc: 8. nnaTitdt 9}s
AIrfte Oerdu3erts Hratrurf &c
Sranifarter 7}e; Bologna ix Ddrraex q. to
FS6 &c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
G6mereten.

Rotber RIeeiamen 81 .76-s.76.
gnglt@er 2Ieeiamen $6.60-a.M.
NIibfe 3~Ieefamen $s.O0-e.60.
MfaIfa 2Ieeiamen $8.eo-9.e0.
8eiber &leeiamea $500.
@ewdbIter Timotb9 $1.80-1.79.
Orbindrer Bis gutter 7tmotbp 81. 85-I.eo.
Tanes Rentadp S~Iamsras Sl.o0-1.s6.
8!ausras II, gbaH 60c.
@nsIti&es BIausros SLAB.
Or@arb @ras 81 .70-1.80.
sieb Top IN @baf 75c-$1.le.
Rafer 8orn De-$l.00.
Artber !3uGerrobr Samen $1.00-l.26.
Deiber 9aferfanen 4Oe
5riibiabrs @erfe $1.25.
Detbes unS seIbes 2orn 81 .oo-L9.
&eo Sob GnfiIase $1.10-1.25.
Som Seas $l.76.
Rilet $1.20 Bis $1.86.
SribiabrssGeb 81 10.
eetswisbeI, weibe, seIbe uno rotbe $3.50
pei 8u1beI.
SUI : 3artofeI, seIbe Serfep, Dermuba,
3eIbe Naniemonb unb fibIt@e Queen g. 0 BET
5ab; rotbe Naniemonb $2.75; ErafIianif&e
$50.
3artoHeIn, fribe 8 @o@en zoe per Bu5beI;
Dbio CSC per 8ufbeI; frfbe Ho{e soc ter
friibe 1urbani SOC per HuibeI; frh5e
pebron 45c per 8uibeI; Rural Neru Dori unb
Green Nountaia 40c per BuibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Bsms DeeensRerfs.

xhaotep- IS. 50-8.0n.
Rice - gertaufsprefe: $6 .0o-Ss-e0
&eIf&torn - Eertaufsprsfe: is saa BE-,
0uaIttdt, 68 BIB Gle.
Q~afr--se@dIt 52-86e; Ia ben Eetrn
SS.00-$9.0o per Tenne. seuer 88-sSe.
Strob-PreHe. ie mad BEN srab. IN Sob
len, $6.0O-$6.O0.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Hrtimte unb 0em&ie.
SrA@te.

5 "
AepfeI-@ute ao9apfel $2.bo-3.b0 per
TaB.
gananen 81. 50-2.C0s iIeine $1-$1.25.
gttronet $7.B0- 8.0) psr RIPE.
Dransen = California ST. per Rife.
5rauben l8e BIS Q { per 8orb.
gfrt@e $t.01 BIS So. o per BuibeI.
Birnen il.25 per guibel.
9Haumen = $l.25 per BuibeI.
@emRfe
Rotbe 3iiben 26e per Sutenb Bun&es.
California @e!erp %85e-Sl.00 pei Bun4.
Differ gIant 15e per Dusenh.
8raut = SOC per Tab.
BIumenIebI 75e per Drterb.
Born &c per 9utenb.
gurfen II &c per Outenb.
Salat Sc per 8funn.
geterfiIie &c per Dat&enb Bun&es.
3miebeIn = 91c- ST. Is per Grate.
@riine SwiebeIn Be per Hutenb.
Neasn R~a1tofeln - &c - 5c Der Buibel.
Sibtartoffeln So per Sab, $1.s6 per Bus
fbel.
9Rabieie 15c per Tutsnb.
epinat Toe per TTat
tomatoes eEc bis Toe per 8uibeI.
GanteIoupeS = $l.50 $2.09 per SAP.
@~afiermelonen = Sc = 25c.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

6annober, 6. Sept. 6iefgen
5irmst bat Der eladli9 eraielte 6riss
oensfGluB umfangrei9e StabIbefel-
lungen bon Seiten RuBlanbs tuie So
bans eineebra&t. Die Auftrdse fno
fur Watsrial.g rsdn5ungen beftimmt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
4xttes, etss sas Sseasei.

Gambler b.sobIeu foIseHts Eseie:
Butter - Country. lae, 6.eemsrp 29 /.
eIaix 24e-
air-lb2c per CuteRh.
&ibner 10}e, Ndbne 8, Tnrteus-i0-l2e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

Seuii9lano.
u meritani9e Nrst un.
teru&t.
6amburs, 6. Sept. Der an,e-
riianli9e Mrat Me2 ausb!tn, tpsI9er
auf Nnweifung bon Waibington aus
Nsapsl bierbertam, um bic biefgsn
gerbdltniHe aenau gu unteriu@sn uno
oarauf gu ieben, bab bic ameritanii&en
gefimmungen fhr S4iffe, pel4e nod
ben 8ersinisten Staatsn eeben, be-
Oba9tet weroen, bat heute feline Nrbeit
begonnsn. gr beiu9te bic Quarar-
tdne.S Station unb tpirb nod @urbaben
fabrsn. um bic 1000 Musmanoerer gu
unteriu4en, bic auf Der Bulgaria"
internirt tparert unb auf benz .@raf
WalberIse" nod Nmsrita bef6roert
perbsn fOQsn.
D T. Wcglu9ltn's Mnt1t I.
Or. Wc9au8bltn erfIdrte beute ei=
mem 8ertrsisr Der prefs, sr lei iibsr
bas gnt9egenfommen Der geb6roen
unb Sumpisrssis0iauftsn isbr srfreut.
@r Tel bsute bon benz britten @bolera.
fan bsna4riatiet porbsn, sbe bsrfelbe
nod ber6Hsntli9t wurbs.
Damn iagte sr: Die MstbObsn Der
Samburg : Imsrifa : Sinis fno iebr
griinoli9 uno es liest teine @efabr Dor,
baB f9 bic 2rantbsit nod Mmsrita
ausbreitet. Die amerifanif8en gefim=
mur9sl b~srlaneen cine Quarantine
BON finf Sassn fur N%usWanosrer aus
infiairten 8eesnbsn. mas bic 3eit fur
ibre gntwidluus if, bic biefse Dam.
pferssfelf9aft aber bdlt ane Musman=
oerer nod Amerita ~tpenigt.ns 6 Gage
untsr Nuarantdrs. SD usrbe ni9t
s6gern benz v@raf Walbsrise" fir feline
1000 N%uswanoerer, bic er bon Der
Bulgaria" iibsrnsbmsn mirb, Elm @e.
funbbeitsattsff a~usaufeaen."
Wan nimmt nun an, bob Der beus
iiss Ga0, uie aud bic bsioen frtiberen.
auf cine San3baas' 3uriid3ufhbren Rnb,
mo au9 Musmanbsrsr su berfebren
plegen.
Neuer boIerafaII
$ mbura.6 6. Sept. Witien In
Der Stabt, in elmer bi9tbewObntsn
GeitenfraBe, if elm neuer gbolerafaa
entbedt tporben.
Die 9ranfe if cine polin, Grau
zines 2uti9ers. STE wu,be nab benz
Quarantine. Sofpital sebra9t. Sas
6aus uno bic a~nftObsnben @ebdube
wurben nit allen ibren Sniahen untsr
Quarantine gsffsQt.
Auf tusl9e Nrt Die Mnfsdung er=
folgts, if ben 9srstsn Elm &dtbIsl, ba
ote @otnun9 Der 4ronfeu bon allen
pldbsn fern lie9t, mo Musuanberer
tintommen.
Or. We9auablin bat aud ben Gan
unterfu9e. ct ertlart, 10 lange bas
Wafer nidt inf3irt isi. unb bisies fei
ausge3ei9nst, liegs tsine @efabr elmer
epidemic Dor.
g 9Ie9ts Musfi&ten Il I
bieMrmen.
Berlin, 6. Sept. Die ,Derei.
nigung Der Bsrliner @afpirtbe" iibsr-
rei9te beute benz Sanbslsminifter Mbl-
Ter unb benz 2anbuirthi9aftsminiffsr
@eneraleutnant 8. o. b. poobielsti
cine pstition UNI 2inbsrung Der Glsii9.
not6, bic fi9 su elmer INNER brtidsnoes
rem Qalamitdt geftaltet bat.
Winifer Wbaer srtpiosrts, sr be-
bauere ben Stanb Der Sinse una fptrs
bic Jleif9tbeusruns ieIbf. Sic fei
3urtd3ufabren auf ben Guttermangel
infolge Der o~Oridbrigen WiBernte, 10.
wie auf bic Steigeruna Der anfprii&e
Der better ts3ahlien Sanbuerfsr unb
Mrbeiter. Die 2anowirtbiaaft isi ni9i
fdbtg. benz gefsigerten 2onium 10
f&nea gu folgeu. 2leine Beamte una
2aufeute litter an, msifstt unter ben
bohen preiien. gs wdre tpiinf&sns.
tusrtb, uenr mebr iunse 2eute 6ano.
uerfer %tptirben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
06te.

gngros . BertaufspreHs SasSastift,
S&pesertdie 80e per Bf,rKt eixbstrdt&e.
S4wegertdie liz, @tsepmf1 Cream . 9af
1s. Nem gOri GbehbarA Ice. stsbetmS
{@er 2sntburser 15e. Bid 1ee.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
Neue . mpferItnie.

@ panama, 6. Sept. @s utrb
beri9tet, baB bic vRopal Wail eteaut.
flip Co." In nd&fer 3eit einen Sienf
3tpii9sn Golon unb Rem Dort einri&ten
uiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

als he BITE Gntlahung Son perbiearis,
Der bonn 8anoitsn @aifuli gefangen
sebalten wuroe, er3winsen MOLTEN.
ldbt cine miliidrifde Expedition In Dos
Snnere bes Sanoes ratbiam erf4einsn.
Der vSemps" rtslbet beute Mbeno
uon Sea. Der Sultan babe f9 erboten,
bic Jorberungen Grantrei@s tbsilmeiie
au erfiaen. UNI cine Nbreiie bes fran.
36fi9en @eianoten 3u bsrbatsn.
Nmerifaner bei Wan6bern.
6 bateau 8rienne. Depar.
tement Mube, 6. Sept. Die anneritanis
i&en OfHsiere Fnb bier au ben IRA.
n6bern ein9etrofsn unb tpurben nit
srOben militdrii&en gbren empfangen.
Sapan.
u merifani9 Befu9er.
Sofio, /. Sept. (Verfpdtet.)
Cine ameritaniids @sislf9aft, Be.
febeno aus s. 8. 6arriman. prdFs
bent Der Southern paeiie Co.. unb
5amilie. &. g. S9perin; prdfi.
bent Der paeifc 9ampferssisli9aft,
Ssrr unb 5rau &O5ert @oelst u. u.
1T ~ $otio angetommsn. Die 8s.
iu&sr finb auf elmer 8ersntisunasreiie
unb @dfts bss ameritanif9sn 2oniuIs
Sriseom. Sic baben bereits ginIa.
ouneen bon premiermininer 4obura,
6inan3minifter Nraiufe, Baron Wutiui
uno Baron Suaiati erbalten.
Sefe9t au Sa9aIin.
SOfo, 2. Sept. (gerfpdtet.) Gin
off3ieDer geri4t melost cine berni9-
tenbe Rieoerlase Der mod sebliebenen
ruifi9en Sruppst auf Der Wefthfe
bon Sa9alin; 100 &uHen fisIen.
Oeferreih .ttn9arn.
&ooebeI=S trabe.
Wien. 6. Sept. SIM Staotratbs
ii Der Mntraa gsffslt tuorbsn, cine
StraBe Wisns &ouiepelt-S trabe 3u be-
nennen unb benz prdfoenten telegra.
pbii9 fir feline Grieoensuermittelung
au banfen.
g n
in2uiep 9oburn.
Wten, 6. Sept. giner t~elegrapbi-
I9sn Weloung aus Bubareft 3ufol9s
bot bort prin3eTRn Suite bon Sa4ien=
Robur1 unb @otba beim Ober9eridi
cine 69siounsstIage sssen ibren Sat.
ten, ben prin3en Pilipp, eingsrei9t.
Die GamiIie bsfbt StaatsanssbOris.
felt in unsarn. Bring pbiIipp it Wit-
alieb ees un9arii9sn S~bsrbauies.
Neumable nbermutbe t.
9 ubapef. 6. espt. 60 seb:
bas @eri9t, bic @egierung bsabf&'
tise bos Nbgeorbnetenbaus auf3ul6feu
unb eins allgsmsins Wabl aussufdrei.
ben.
Hublanb.
Offiatere
befrat t.
g t. petersburg,6 6. Sept.
Cine taiisrliae Orbrs uuroe beute en-
laRen, uel9e @ontre. Ibmiral Nsboga:
toH, iotpie ben 2apitdn beg S9la@t.
f9ifss yNifolat l." uno bic Befebls'
babsr Der 2reu3er nNbmiral eenio.
NON" unb .Womiral Mprarin". bic f&
in Der sesi&la&t i'm iapamii&en Wesrs
ergaben. ben Mbf4ieb srtbeilt. 9it
Ofi3isrs perben ibres &anses enttlei'
bet unb Rnb nod benz 6lotiencooer 81
%beffrafen.
Der Gar bat meter bsfoblsn. baE
allen anbereu Offi3iere, bic f9 NIT
ibren S&ifen ersaben, BET ibrer &fd.
tebr nod @ublano Der pro3eb gema9i
tpsrben foq.
Satarengreuel.
SifIts, 6. Sept. Cine Sepef4'
bon gliiabetbpol mslost, bab ale at.
menii9en Bsu,pbner bes SOrfes Wan-
fenb. i'm Difrifte 3anasiursf. BON no.
maoiRrenoen $ataren niebergema9i
tpurben.
9 ombenattenta t.
3 eInfod, 6. Sept. Cine
Rnunhe tntvhe hettfe noM heunQ Mofiaei,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07
0etydoe.


Reten Ro. 2 retber s1Ie, aHf ssiet'
len. 80c Don Nablen: 80. q eDiSsr ~,
September Sic; &asenuesex BIC
2oru (neaes) - go. l pets 54e: Rn
wets 5Ae; SO. Q wetb SIC; 20. Z usst,
54s; ae. 2 wets ssnHi4t 55}e; 20. Q
wets semtf4t 66e; go. 4 psts semtf4t
bSe; No. 2 seIb bSie: 30 8 seb SAL
sss. 4 seIb 5as; SO. 3 semii9t 5s3s;
30. 8 asnrif@t 5s}e; 30. 4 aeusi@t 5se ;
QoIben 55e.
eafe- 20. 2 uetber 26e; 10. 9 Dsrsu
2ss; 30. 2 sensti9t= a6e; 70. 8 ssxfJesc
s3xe.
3ea 30. 1 airnotba 80. 90; 10.
q, So 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-09-07

SnotauaysIts RaHeePreEe:


SnbianaYsIB RafeesEreis
Seu65nI. BIB gutter 1o-l2e; Yrtxa bts O.
nd1lter l-16e Seaep 82}-8se. Sole<s
geIow 10 BIB 22e. Saua 2s-S2e.
Sn Badetsn:
xsiofa $14.25. 2ton $1t.25, Series ia rs;
garaeas S1l.2 %. DiumortbY s1s 30, Did
Sasa 8Iemb $3.50, eIimur Saba glens
$14S5, Ourieo $ik.25.
8mder-Domtnoes 7.67c; etR6yu6sr 8 80
pusuertFrter 5.s2e; x4xx puInsrtfxts 5 77s.
fehaer sranulirte: Sac; Cubes 5.s7e; Som
feetioners' u 6.l7e; HsbeeuooS Z s.27s: sta
MIG Y 5.1ae; empire H6 nc; SbsaI 0sss
eoIben 8 6.02e; Bsnbfor ogtra 9 4.s7s,
%ibseDoob 6 1 BIC: oeIber 9 .. s2e; Ii
Der 4.47.
Gffs-Ra4 40 OF. SsH). Sas. s-llsw
gaIone.
RidIes-24o0 I'M SaS $40; 1900 M Eas
50; 1900 TN QaIbfab $780, 400 tn Sas
$3.50.
etarte-RearI. Bic. Gbanriox Slot. l an
8 Rfanb Baaete 8. 8orn, i Rtb. Bafas.
4X-6f.
@anbp-7G Stansen seusf4t 7e; 0rss
Get seuii&t &c; Banner Tutt 8s; gream
Bonbons 10c: gs. Q Cream aeuti9t &C.
@etrodnete Sri9te-aepfel, on tr eozss
setrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeeren 7e Dc TIC:
9itron l8e bs lac; &osnex, . Gruux. PEI
Rfunb. 7e, 8 Groua 7}e. 4 Grnrx TIC iaa,
menfreie chs Sc, California Ritscatei 7ke;
euItana TX, trporttrte SuItaaa lie bss lls
California apritofen &c Bib Ice.
&eis-GaroItna, 3osf, lt--sk, Satan 81
she. gebro&ener. 3--4e.
MaHs-8rasiI nea &c BIB loo; 6tE5srs IL
geanbeIn IA; uei&i&aIise Raxbax Is.
Serbian RanoeIn l6c; Eeamats &c BIZ SIS.
ser6fete 7c Bis Sc; GnsIi8e BaIzaHs
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-08

Seated on the grass in front of a sod
cabin in Oklahoma was man cleaning a
double barrel shot gun, and after we had
conversed for a few minutes asked him
how far it was to the nearest neighbor' S.
"A trife over two miles," he replied.
LAS far as that? You must find it rath-
er lonesome here"
mo, I can't say as I do"
Perhaps you are not one of the lone
No, I'm not but you see mort=aged
this claim for $780,
Yes
And 7 couldn't pay and they foreclosed
Il see.''
:. That was two years ago, and the sher-
III mas peen trying to get possession ever
since He comes twice a week and we
nave shot at each other, and at least
twice week some burned fool comes
along and wants to know if I amt lone
some, and when you add the claim Jump
ers, the rattlesnakes and the ,skurlSs this
life is about the excitingest thing I know
Of. There comes the sheriff now. and YOU
had better get down behind that Log and
keep clear of his buckshot' .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-02-08
Baker defeats Trmporia.

Emporia, Kas.. Feb. 8.-The Baker
university basket ball team defeated
the Normal team by a score of 40 to
% in the Normal gymnasium. Baker
outplayed their opponents from the
start, and won many points on free
throws at goal, which they were given
on account of the fouling and crowd
ing of the Normal team. John Schol-
field, of Baker, did the star playing
for both teams, rarely missing an at
tempt at goal. Gaddis and Roberts,
for the Normal, did the feature work.
The officials were Strom of Baker and
Samson of the Normal The lineup:
aker-Center, John Scholfeld; for
wards, Sample and Mason; guards,
Bailey and Arnett NormaI-Center,
Jackson; forwards. Robert and Har-
per; guards, Moore and Gaddis.
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NO CHANGE m RULES.
President PuIIiam Says Those in Ef-
feet Are Entirely Satisfactory.


President PuIIiam Says Those in Eff
feet Are Entirely Satisfactory.
New York. Feb. S.-There will be
no changes in the baseball rules in
the two big leagues for the season of
1905, all rumors to the contrary not
withstanding. This positive statement
was made by President Harry Pull
liam of the National league on his re-
turn from a western trip.
President Pulliam predicts the
greatest season that baseball has ever
known throughout the country. He
took occasion to nail the rumor that
the Boston National club was to be
transferred to Baltimore, declaring it
to be absurd and absolutely incor-
rect"
President Pulliam said: ''All this
talk of rule changing at the coming
meeting of the National league, which
begins at the Hotel Victoria on Feb
ruary Is. is thelsheerest nonsense. Not
a rule will be changed. The rules are
all right now. and 1--WE will stand pat
with the regulations as they are.
1.-The foul strike rule, far from dan
ger of abrOgation, is a fixture in base
ball. To eliminate it would be to
retrograde. We might as well return
to the catcher back style of play and
require, as in the old days, that the
catched should receive the ball on the
bounce.
There is no reason why any rule
should be changed. and none will be.
You can bank on that
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Lawrence. Kas-. Feb. S.-The Kan
sas Alpha chapter of the Phi Kappa
Psi fraternity, one of the oldest socie-
ties in the University of Kansas, is
making extensive preparations to en-
terrain the district convention of that
fraternity which will meet in Law
renee April &c. 81 and % and close
with a banquet in Kansas City The
active chapter will give a smoker
February &c. The annual spring
party of the local club will be Feb
ruary 81. The convention closes the
night of February % with a banquet
at the Coates house in Kansas City.
The chapters of the colleges that will
be represented in the convention here
are the state universities of Wisconsin,
Minnesota, Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska
and California, Beloit college and Lee
land Stanford, jr., university
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MIGHT DIVIDE A TOWN.
Schaffer May Have to Be Cut in Two
to Pay Alimony.

Kansas City, Feb .S.-A divorce
suit in which the site of town is in
volved is on trial before Judge Moore
in the district court. The suit is that
Of Mrs. Nora Schaffer, a clerk at the
Bee Hive department store in this
city, against G. w Schaffer a wealthy
farmer of Sumner county, Kansas.
Mr. Schaffer and his brother. J. c.
Schaffer, own the town of Schaffer.
near Wellington. The town is on one
corner of the Schaffer ranch and has
about 100 inhab itants, most of whom
rent Of the Schaffer. brothers. Mrs.
Schaffer alleges the land is worth
$4,000 G. W. Schaffer is trying to
prove that he is only a part owner.
Mrs Schaffer asks alimony. To secure
this it would be necessary to divide
the land on part Of which stands the
town.
Almost everything the witnesses of
Mrs Schaffer swore to yesterday was
denied by witnesses for her husband
Mr. and Mrs. Schaffer were equally
contradfcting in their evidence. She
declared he ordered her away from
his farm and threw water on her
Schaner denied this
Mrs. Schaffer had been married be-
fore she met Schaffer and his attor-
ney attempted to show yesterday that
her former husband had sued a trav-
cling man in Wellington, Kan. for
alternating her affections. The court
refused, however. to allow this evil
uence TO go into the case.
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sLTCTNG THE PAY.
Big Leagues Show Disposition TO Cut
Contract Figures.

Big Leagues Show Disposition to Cut
Contract Figures.
st. Louis. Feb. S.@There must be a
decided slicing of salaries when a club
like the Chicago Nationals offers such
a player as Billy Maloney a contract
calling for $1,000. Naturally, Ma
loney would prefer to remain with
the Minneapolis team than to accept
of it, looks as If Chicago was doing
business for him in behalf of Min
neapoliS- Maloney ranked fourth in
batting of the regular men in the
American association last season, and
says he is satisfied with his ability
to make good in fast company, but
it is beyond him to understand why
he has been offered so little money
and less by a major league club than
he got in a minor. Chicago is one
of the clubs that does not have to
slice salaries, as 1t was a money maker
last season Phil Geier, who came
from st. Paul. felt badly hurt last
season because the local team would
not give him over $2,10O, and he was
grouchy over it all season, but Boston
gave him considerably more than Chi
cago proposes to pay Maloney. All
this indicates that scaling is going on
in baseball. Most clubs will try to
salary limit of 3d. as possible.
Ban Johnson is going worse than
the Nationals. He wanted to engineer
the transfer of Hughes to Boston for
lily iCe1SSA t4Ae@L tire ActttSl was d nigh
priced man, and must have been
surprised when he heard the howl
from the Washington end.
The inequality in the salary matter
is very funny The New York Nation
ais, Pittsburg. Boston Americans, New
York Highlanderss and Cleveland con-
tinue to pay high salaries. These
teams will pay double what some
others will during the season. The
RObinsons have always been extremely
liberal with their men. There will
be some high and lofty scaling in
Washington. Detroit and st. Louis this
season. Connie Mack does not pay
high salaries, and considering the pay
his men have received, his has been
the best showing of any team in the
American League since it was organ
lied. Collins originally signed to go
to Boston for $500 and his first
raise was to $4,000.
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Grand Island Route.

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At Grand Island direct connections Are
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