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Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
MUCH CREDIT IS
DUE ST. V|NCENT'S
TEAM SHOWS WELL AGAINST
STANFORD
Injustice Done Players From South
In Reports of Game-North-
ern Team Used in All
Thirty Men

That st. VincentS could have held
Stanford to at least an even score, had
the cardinals chosen any picked eleven
from their squad and continued to play
them throughout the game is the con-
servative opinion of several Los Angeles
men who witnessed Saturdays contest
at Palo Alto.
Using over thirty men during the
game the Stanfordites wore the Vim
centians down with continual line
hammering which they were unable to
Withstand, with the twelve men who
played throughout the struggle; the
single change being the removal of Nc
Donald from quarter to give Seeley a
chance.
A communication received from the
Stanford management states that in
justice was done the st. Vincent eleven
in some of the accounts published in
the north regarding last Saturday. s
game when the contest was described
as having been drawn out by reason
of wranglipg on the part of the local
team.
In direct opposition it is asserted
that in two instances only did dis
cussion arise that hindered the progress.
During the middle of the first half
Stanford was forced to kick, and as
Haggerty was about to take the ball,
one of the cardinal players, closing in
on him, touched the leather, causing
it to roll from him. The st. Vincent
coach regained the ball, however, and
before the Stanford men had realized
the situation had crossed the university
goal.
No touchdown was allowed, but the
incident led to the rule book. During
the second half Stanford pushed the
Southern eleven across the line, but
were hurled back before the ball had
ceased to be in motion. This was re-
peated before a touchdown was made,
Haggerty objecting each time on the
ground that the ball was in play.
The condition of the southerners was
a source of surprise to the university
trainers, for during the whole contest
in which they were pitted against thirty
men, not visiting player was forced
to take time out for wind, while al
least two of the northerners were taken
Of
The end running of the Vincentians
was superior to that displayed by Stan
ford and although they finally fel
down before the continual hammerine
which was the feature of the cardinals
play, they proved themselves equal tC
the task of puncturing the red lint
when occasion required. Two fumble'
occurred, one being accredited to eacl
side. Fhe punting of McElroy was full!
UP to the Stanford quality, and Irvine
and Murrieta proved themselves pai
| of speedy ones in getting under tn,
fullback's spirals. Although Acke
played fast game, his kicking off wa
something of failure, some Of hi
efforts resulting but poorly for tn
team.
Stanford is proving a royal host thi
week and the st. Vincent men will M
doubt retain pleasant memories Of thei
week at the university. They are a
the training table with the cardina
eleven and line up for scrimmage worl
every other day. They will return t.
Los Angeles shortly after the gam
with the Berkeley team next Saturda.
afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
partIouIar About HIs Critics

scribbler-I always make it point
to submit my poems to friends for sug-
gestions and criticisms before publica-
ton, and have brought some pages
for you to look over.
Bibbler-Um-yes, Of course; but why
not take it to Nibbler2
soribbler Huh! He's a born idiot
The last time showed him poem hi
found fault with it.-N. Y. Weekly.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
ANGELS LOSE Il
INNING CAME
EAGER DROPS A PERFECT
THROW; WHEELER SCORES
Heavy Batting Feature Of Close Con-
test With San Francisco-Gray'
on Slab for Los
Angeles
BY Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 26.-Hard
hitting was the feature of an eleven
inning game between San Francisco and
Los Angeles today, the locals finally
winning by the score of 10 to 8.
In the fifth inning Gray was taken
out of the game for walking the first
two men and was replaced by Tozer.
In this inning Mohler knocked the ball
over the fence and brought in four
runs.
Los Angeles again led in the ninth,
when Cravath made home run. The
winning run was made in the eleventh
by Wheeler, Catcher Eager dropping a
perfect throw. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27

The vitality of the snail is remark
able. One that was glued to card in
a museum for four years came to life
on being immersed in warm water.
Some specimens in the collection of a
naturalist revived after they appar-
emily had been dead for fifteen years.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
BISHOP BERRY Is GIVEN
RECEPTION BY METHODISTS
HE ALLUDES TO AND DEPRE.
GATES GOSSIP
Opening Sessions of Southern caIifor-
mia Conference Begin at Simpson
Auditorium This Morning-Repre-
sentatives of Churches Arriving

What is predicted to be the greatest
Southern California conference ever
held by local Methodism was opened
last evening at Simpson auditorium
with a reception to Bishop Berry, who
will preside at the coming sessions. The
auditorium was well filled with repre-
scntatives of the different churches and
frequent "amens' We're heard during
the addresses of the evening. Music
was furnished by the orchestra of the
University Methodist church.
DR.. Jewell offered the invocation,
which was followed by an address of
welcome by Rev. F. D. Mathews of
Ontario. Rev. Mr.. Mathews made a
in the names of local clergymen, which
was received with applause.
w. L. Cleveland welcomed the bishop
on behalf of the laity with an address
which elicted much applause
Bishop Berry was greeted with a
Chautauqua salute. AS he ascended the
platform, the bishop showed the strain
of the five conferences he has already
spoke, the tired lines left his face,
leaving the kindly smile and light there,
which seemed to give an assurance to
the PEOPLE that the coming appoint
ments, over which there is so much
speculation, will be made wisely He
said:
IT find at the very beginning I am
somewhat popular I must express the
hope that when the appointments are
read, shall retain 1t.
Il am an old Californian, having
first come to Los Angeles twenty-five
years ago and was temporary pastor
of the then Fort Street Methodist
church. Then I wanted to join this con-
ference and tried hard to get it, and
after T had preached those specimen
sermons, I fondly looked for an invi'
tation, but it never came. Another
brother was chosen and was com
PEELED to return to Michigan.
1T hope this conference will be full
| OF SPIRITUAL NOT necessarily NOISY en-
thusiasm, which will be a benedictior
to US through the years. earnestly
hope spirit of brotherliness and sis
terliness will be developed.
Deprecates Gossip
'T am afraid in some conferences we
are inclined to gossip. think the aver
age Methodist minister is inclined tt
talked with almost harmful franknes'
about the brother. The reputation o.
o. Methodist preacher is about all HI
has and If that is taken away hi
loses that which is more precious thar
life. My rule has been, if we can't say
the commendable. let us say nothing
at all.
"There are a lot of us who hav'
WOUNDS and we have been disfigured
don't think it is good thing t.
turn the scar and invite the attention o
the world to it. but in Christ-liE
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
CINCINNATI HAS wALKAwAY

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, Sept. 26,-An error by
Wolverton started trouble for Young
in the fifth, only one of the seven runs
scored being deserved. Attendance,
1000. Score:
r H E
Cincinnati ........................... 19 13 8
Boston .............-............
Chech, Jones and Street; Young and
Needham Umpire-Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE
,IrTsBuRe LOSES BY wILDNEss

PITTsBURG LOSES By WILDNEss
BY Associated Press.
PITTSBURG, Sept 26.-Pittsburg lost
because of the wildness of Lynch, who
gave eight bases on balls and hit one
batsman. Attendance, 5000. Score:
RH z
PtttSburg ...-..'.''.'.''''''''''' n
New YORK ....''.', ;''..' = 49,. Io
Mathewson and Bresnahan. Umpires-
ODay and Emslte.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
WiIIe-RuhIin Flaht OFF
By Associated Press.

by ASsOCIdLeu FTtbS,
SALT LAKE, Sept. 26.-The John
Willie-Gus Rubin fight advertised to
take place here tonight was called off,
County Attorney Christensen having
issued an order prohibiting the bout.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
SUMMARY.

Hits-Of Gray. 2. Runs-2. Home runs
-Mohler and Cravath. Three-base hits
Dillon, Irwin. Two-base hits-Flood (N,
Brashear. Sacrifice hits-Cravath, Goch-
nauer, Spencer. First base on errors
Los Angeles /. First base on called balls
OFF Gray, 2; off Wheeler. 4; off Tozer. 4.
Left on bases-Los Angeles, s: San Fran
cisco, g. Struck out-By Tozer, !; by
Wheeler, g. Hit by pitcher-Nealon.
Double plays-Irwin to Nealon to Irwin;
Smith to Flood and Dillon; Brashear to
Flood to Dillon. Time-2:20. Umpire
Davis
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
NEW PITCHER WEAKENs
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 26.-McDougal, a
new man, weakened in the eighth and
ninth innings, Philadelphia scoring
seven runs on as many hits. Score:
RH E
St Louis Observation-Disclosures. 2 8 8
Philadelphia ........................ Q Is o
McDougal and Grady; Pittinger and
Doom. Umpire-Pears.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27

Senior Partner-We had best have
that young bookkeepers book exam
ined. He took twelve drinks between
here and home yesterday.
Junior Partner-How do you know?
, 1T was with him. He was treating
me."-october Smart Set.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
PueILIsTs HAVE ARRIVED

Joe Angel and ]. German, who will
participate in McCareys fifty-round
pugilistic matinee Tuesday night, ar
rived yesterday and are staying at the
Nadeau.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
EAsoN WINS FOR BROOKLYN

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Sept. 26.-Eason was in
rare form today, holding the locals
down to four scattered hits and regis
tered a shutout. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
Rock and Rye

Tommy-Pop. what is the rock Of
adversely?
Tommy's Pop-The rock Of adversely,
my son, is the kind that goes with rye.
Philadelphia Record.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
CHICAGO TAKES DOUBLE HEADER

BOSTON, Sept. 26.-For the first time
this season Chicago vanquished the Bos-
ton team today in both games of
double header. Darkness cut the sec
ond game short. Attendance, $500.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
DETROIT DEFEATS ATHLETICS

BY Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 26.-Detroit
defeated Philadelphia today in hard
fought ten-inning game. Attendance,
$500. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
SAN FRANCISCO.
SCORE BY INNING


%Mohler out, hit by batted ball; one OF
when winning run was scored.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27
ST. LOUIS TAKES TWO GAMES

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-St. Louis
scored double victory over the New
York Americans today. Attendance,
Los Angeles herald., 1905-09-27

AMERICAN LEAGUE
CLEVELAND WINS AND LOSES

7 By ASSOClated PTeSS
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-Washing-
ton and Cleveland today split even in a
double header Attendance 25OO. Scores:
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
OUTRAGEOUS FALsEHooDs.
Grave Injustice Doe Printing House of
Work.

The Nebraska just their
calf aldds the
lie printing that has emanated from the capitol Not only
ouageousy padded but the proof reading indifferent that
requires with the original bills in order make
what the law really is By leading and stung the volume has been
The imitation Of laws been going from bad
from session session, and mpeled to why
that the law books issued and paid for by the of Nebraska
inferior those issued by other territory
Daily Bee.
There but statement Of truth in the abovea the
fasehood What anmus be behind the Omaha
Bees roast" but the Bees editor knows.
The laws for 1905 printed by the Woodruff
Lincoln the
and binding turned for the Insofar the
binding concerned Clerk Lindsey
of the session laws prior 1905 The presswor and the
speak for themselves and the Woodruff Co. would doubtless
be willing leave both these points The charge pad
ding unfounded The 1901 laws ZIG and
122 chapters The 1908 laws $50 and 166
chapters The 1905 laws 908 chapters
proportion the number Of chapters the 1905 laws
compact than either Of the others
The Woodruff Collins Co. responsible for the typogaph
cal the book-and full of them That responsibility
the deputy Of who attended the proof
reading Many of the chargeabe the enrolling and
crossing clerks either neAcusably grossly
both. In printing printer follow COPY
word line If bill
spells God with little g that the book
The 1905 neither loaded undu they
Stuffed If the always good the
1905 session laws it will be fortunate.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
THE REAL FACTS IN THE CASE.
Evening Paper Jumps Conclusions and Naturally Makes
It.

Chief Cooper takes the wind in Will
Maupns labor for this week by flat denial OF its
that they could not hold series OF Sunday
meetings on the streets
We anyone they couldn't hold Sunday meet
today Whenever has asked for
told them ahead Nothing has been said
any political meetings. sociasc otherwise since have
been chief. =.
Sergeant Mcclure who has charge OF the day desk confirmed
Chief Coopcr's assertion
There has Sunday meetings what
Once people the placing OF seats on the
meeting Eleventh and o. We notified Dr. Merrinanh
telling him the could not be placed the street for the
that they be removed the meetings
No notice has been socialists that they could not hold
meetings At least have heard OF such
thing would have known something about it
socialist brought the offices
Sunday
indicating that others would probably fol
proclaimed himself Of the Colorado brand from
other troubled saeLncon Evening News Saturday. July
22
purpose keeping the record straight and not
the of Importance The Wageworker
seizes this occasion to give the facts
In the first neither Chief Cooper Sergeant Maque
anything with it. So far this knows these gentle
when they that they asked by the
hold Sunday. And
why they askd They lawyers and they have not
given right who who shall do this the
thing Their mission merely apprehend and volat
ordinances But Mayor Brown did notify the
hold Sunday night One
Saturday night recently Mayor Brown the office of the
socialist
following would address the people
Brown the gentleman
advised up the law before going further The
speaker little brusque and inclined to stand what he claimed
Then that Mayor Brown that would
political hold Sunday meetings In
the mayors language Il wouldn't let democrats do it. and
| am a democrat
Cooper newspaper has bet
The Wagewokers sails This
not by wind When founded its founder
Piled the Lincoln Evening News having long since secured
DIV the wind business.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
WITHOUT THE LABEL.

The Wageworker is compelled to
appear before it's union readers with
out label, and thereby hangs a tale
of explanation. The Wageworker is
set by union printers and printed by
union pressmen, and there is not the
least sign of trouble anywhere, but
a queer complication has arisen, and
until it is Strengthened out The Wage
worker is compelled to appear minus
the Allied Printing Trades Label.
There is no Typographical Union
taken up when the Allied Printing
Trades Label was given out. The
allied label is the only one now in
vogue, but owing to the fact that the
Pressmen's Union has not been able
to reach an agreement with the EN-
ployers' association, and negotiations
having been practically broken of, the
allied label has been taken up in
all offices represented in the asso-
citation. Union men are still at work
in all the press rooms, just as they
have been for years, and with one
exception all the press rooms are
CLOSED" press rooms. The Wage
workers. composition is done at the
Star and Independent offices, and the
press work at the Western Newspaper
Union. These offices are all parties
to the employers association agree
to the allied label. And there is not
press room in the city outside of
the association that can handle The
Wageworker's FORMS The pressmen
at the w. N. U. are all union men
but are working without an agree
allowed to handle the forms of this
newspaper handpress will be in
stalled
The taking up of the allied label
was for the purpose of securing some
action on the part of the pressmen.
They have been negotiating after a
fashion for six months, but as yet
have accomplished nothing. The
printers, stereotypers and bookbind-
ers insist that it is up to the boys
in the press rooms to get busy.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
The Central Union
Votes It's Thanks

The Woman Label League viii give countenance
to any attempt organize rival organization by disgunted
members While the the international
they should be- and while the Chicago con-
that hinder
growth time the local league stick
plug the leaks This being the
NJ OF Peoria
the meeting Monday night Mrs Simpson has
the Womans International Union Label League
and is now irving to organize Auxiliary Of America for
signs herself supfeme secretary treasurer She
undertake the work of placing charter here
ing which would the organizing branch
Simpson notified by that the Lincoln League
thinking of engaging in the secession business
appointed list union made goods handled by
nearly 1he ladies
experiences while engaged this work One or
small merchants lte less than insulting and when the
will cassed organized labor will know
pass But with these exceptions the COM
the merchants seemed
to granted further
hopes 20 it's list complete by the next meeting.
striking laundry girls at Troy n r. donated ~ from
treasury collection need So making total OF 81
This will be them Immediately
member obligated and applications received
general talk label matters the League adjourned The
will time with Mrs. NJ. T. Castor.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
THE CARPENTERS.
Breezy Notes About the Knights Of the
Plane and Saw.

VIdUC dUO 0dWs
A committee from the carpenters
was appointed to meet a like COM
mittee from the bricklayers and 9TH
er building trades to talk over plans
for Labor day.
Bro. Woodard, the new president,
would like the mill men to come to
the meeting so he can get acquainted
with them.
The steward on each job will see
that each member is provided with
the new red working card for July
August and September.
Quite few of the members are
going into a new homestead of the
Brotherhood of American Yeomen, a
fraternal benefit society with head
quarters at Des Moines, Ia.
A few of our members have not as
yet secured the new membership book
good for four years.
Members of the Building Laborers
Union are still doing the carpenter
work on the Fraternity building an
mex.
The committee on trade rules was
ordered to frame a section to our by
laws, providing for a contingent fund,
out of which we could pay benefits
for sickness or accident upon pay
ment of so much extra per month.
This passing of the hat is poor busi
fnll ,1x 60
faithful ones who are regular attend
ants. We have lot of members
who are faithful non-attendants-
many of them mighty good union
men.
Bro. S. J. Kent is in receipt of a
pressing invitation from the Ottumwa,
Iowa, trades and labor assembly to
deliver the Labor day address at OF
tumwa on Labor day. Bro. Kent de-
livered the Labor day address there
two years ago, and was invited again
last year, but was prevented from
going, being under engagement to
speak at Jacksonville, Fla.
Bro. Kent will be found at the hall
Saturday evening from till 8. Mem
bers desiring can call and get their
cards and pay dues.
The attention of all members is
called to section SO of our constitu-
tion which provides that when a men,
Der is three months in arrears he
shall be debarred from all benefitsun-
til three months after all his arrear-
ages are paid in full. We have some
| members who went in arrears as far
| back as last December, and while
| they have paid little dues now and
and should they die or become dis
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
IS THIS MAN A HYPOCRIT?
His Diagramned Purpose Acertainng His
Exact in

There is in this city who poses religious exempa
and he head and front that claims to be re
and uplifting in its aims and scope
Yet this manufacturing
shat crimnaly small with the of living
This mans business had upon a
pantve he begged for public contributions
that Lincoln
tcr declaring that unless help afforded he would have take
his business elsewhere He didn't the bonus he begged for but
ne erecting big brick building the Was he guilty of
.ry;ng work a confidence game the public?
This makes long public then work
laundry clothes of
knew who prominent
head and front of the peoples society chief
church Sunday school
c engaged business and suddenly advantage of the
bankruptcy law His creditors found upon Investigation while
The owned nothing but the clothes his back his wife had
little bit her bulk having
by in
thought that the he
he wouldn't have his wfes
bankruptcy his
Query Can who does of the things outlined aboy
DC genuine Christian!
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
THE THIRD LARGEST.
Capital Auxiliary No. II of Lincoln
Stands in Third Place.

Mrs. Frank A. Kennedy of Omaha,
president of the Woman's Interna-
tional Auxiliary to the Typographical
Union, informs The Wageworker that
Capital Auxiliary No. II of Lincoln
is the third largest in the organiza-
tion, being exceeded in size only by
the Washington and Chicago Aux
iliaries.
This is something of which the 10y
al and tireless members of Capital
Auxiliary should be proud. It proves
that the local organization is active
in good works and made up of women
who are interested deeply in the
cause of unionism. The Wageworker
would not presume to offer advice
to such good workers, but it sug-
gests that Capital Auxiliary go to
hustling for first place.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1905-07-28
UNLAWFUL AND UNAMERIcAN.'
That's What Boycott Save Citizens
Alliance

ponunciamentos of Citizens Alliances
unconscious bits of
ing of these be found circular letter of the Citizens Alliance
recently addressed by members and the public
The Citizens Alliance be understood against the boycott
when used by but itself 1t boycotts high
grounds but when else the practice
"un lawfu ma
The letter is directed boycott
brand of beer 1t complains that the method to
retailers with the withdrawal of the the
retailers continue handle the beer and then naive
adds:
I'VE suggest that our members insist getting any
article they call and, OF
the articles called notify
in future will place entire with house
that the goods this notification has
not sufficient force to The goods to be served fooW
the words with action Cooperation in these matters Will
soon cause the boycott to become ineffective
What remains be explained Why Citizens Alliance
IN un-Ame boycott?' 4sE% -
If the the Citizens Alliance credit
good intentions should
yet to using the methods they
tend to be ppQl ancisco Star n sg. 81