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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
Rest, He a1th and Comfort 70 Mother md
Child.

MHb. WINSLUW'S SOOTHING SYRUP, FOR
children tecthing, softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation, allays ali pain, and cures WIND,
collie. Perfectly safe in all cases We would
say to every mother VINO has suffering child I:
Do not let your prejudice, nor the prejudices
OF others, stand between you and your suffer
ing child and the relief that will be sure-yes
absolutely eure--to follow the use of this
medicine. II timely used. a~iee aSe, q bottle
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

Nrs John Brant and son Roy are
IN Newark. y. j., with Mrs Jennie
wintersiein. Mrs Brants dauphi
whose husband Is seriously III with
typhoid fever.
'The Street Singer" tonight at the
Library hall ihesier will be new treat
for Bennington people. The special.
ties are said 20 be fine and the com.
psny one OF the best.
This morning Alfred Mathers when
getting ready for his work ran against
one OF the sticks In clothes rack in
his home which penetrated his eve
causing q painful wopnd.
The Schenectady Gazette OF a recent
date has the following: Crank Jep.
son Is the new all around champion
athlete in the local YMCA having won
the title at meet held by the Junior
class last week" The young man is
son OF Mr. and Mrs George Jepson for.
merly OF this village.
The Ladies Aid society of the Sc.
cond Congregational church had an
enjoyable social and supper last night
after which they elected the following
officers: President. Mrs Henry Root;
V. r., Mrs Clement Cone; End V. p,
Mrs Fred Winslow; sec., Mrs Il T.
Rawson; treas, Miss Carrie White.
At meeting OF the st Theresa
society Of Rutland held at the home OF
Mrs George Lassor, formerly of Ben.
nington, Miss Luela Goldsmith was
present and sang "Good Night My
Love Good Night" and for an encore,
Would You Care" Mrs Lassor pre-
sided at the piano. Miss Goldsmith is
the guest of Mrs Lassor for few days.
Detective Ewing of the Boston and
Maine railroad force was in the village
yesterday afternoon 1t is said that
he was gathering names of those who
are wanted for trespassing on the
grounds of the company and picking
up coal by. the pailful, that falls from
the car as 1t is switched around the
yard
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
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ssnnal. flH ras fatait sac tNla.i..if ttfI.iiaf
"a 49, rHt anH rfaInHnrf IiiIa Nar4'f ttlstaf
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
30 TOURsIO EUROPE, 2 TO JAPAN

Under superior Management. exceptional AL.
want ,ges Fall TourS Around the World. Al
nual Oriental Cruise. Feb. Programme ".
Free.
FRANK c CLARK. 90 tBway, New York
w. u EAyEs. 400 Washington ST., Bos-
ton. Mass.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

Ion satf=rslsf a W sffrt So nsIf
II 80 ~ "a ftnIs tififla ftHaf affnf II Na.'A
safaf snaiHs 81 aHl ffrst fsasal stIt stie f-iris
d. lrlnfs haff.Hf ssirf a. hEasf sal hsfet
tasf iffaIs iaaais "a Me- rhsiAr' frNfit
nfH ltfiIF
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18
Just the Best Time In all the Year
For Cottons.

- H.. - IN. so Ia. 80 IN. "a. 81. %
oolsohs ~ hlsachsd an nnLlrssbed
II .ale piiccs.
Blcachrd Fruit IT the lcora Cotton &C IN
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

.to HtaE tis rasIf al fs,.sn, fun1.ia q
- afassina. AZ fiaaffa faHtfi. .rfnrs
f,sft if arsiFps y 2, nsaaaftaa. .
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

prc = buchanan has placed q
gold leaf sign az the entrance 10 bis
Office on West Main ST. 10 Ia the
Eorkmanship Of 3 Connolly. a local
artist
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-01-18

Archie Stafford and John Hart wcn,
20 Rutland today and left there for
Boston Ia attend The iih annual ban
gDet Of the Columbian National Life
Insurance Co.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28
WHY WE
DO THIS!

This 's the biggest contest ever IN
augurated IN the United States. There
IL no other house In the West that
could afford to attempt contest OF
this magnitudc-in fact there are prob
ably not more than three concerns IN
this country whose business Is exten-
sive enough 10 warrant 80 gigantic
contest for the purpose Of publicly.
The Northwest Is witnessing a most
phenomenal growth. Hundreds OF fam
Ilies are coming here daily 10 make new
homes. We want every one Of these
rood people to know Eilers Piano
House. its methods It's pianos and its
money wing facilities to the buyer
Jus; as people who have lived here for
years know them
During the year just closed the total
sales VI Eilcrs Piano House exceeded
the one and half nilliOn-dOllar mark,
an Increase Of 30 per cent over the
preceding year. During 1906 We want
to reach the grand total 0f 81, 30 90
IN sales. and t0 his end We have set
aside beforehand ! per cent Il cent
Of every dOllaD Of this anticipated
business for the purpose Of bringing
IL the attention Of every home. old
and new, throughout the Northwest
the name u "Ei!ers Pianos
In other words when you think ''Pi-
anos GOOD Pianos and Reliability"
think "Elers," and again when you
think "Eilers' make 1t synonymous
with Good Pianos and Reliability.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28
FAMOUS MAN SICK
Americans Greatest Engineer III
and penniless.
IS NOW EIGHTY YEARS OLD
Edward Wellman SerycN III in n "
York-Built HooSiac Tunnel, Sur
yeyed Panama Canal Route
Is Not Necessarily Fatal,

NEW lORK, Feb. -, - Rrjgadler.
General Edward Wellman Serrell, one VI
the greatest American military engi'
neers. constructor of the Hoosiac Inn-
mel, the man who placed the Swamp
Angel battery before Charleston, the
engineer who first surveyed the inter
oceanic canal routes for the government,
is lying very sick in an infrmary on
Staten Island, a free patient. He has
been there since h>t October. The
money made as engineer for big rail
way and bridge jobs is all gone; he has
no retired pay from the government
because he left the service as a volun-
teer when the war was over. and the
little service pension which he draws
is hardly enough to support him. Ser
rell was born in New York City and
he will be so years old this year, lie
began his career as an engineer on the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. He
then entered the goveynment service
and on the isthmus surveyed the
course OF the Nicaragua and Panama
canal routes OF the present day. Tie
also surveyed route for the Panama
railroad. His next work was as chic:
engineer of construction of the Niagara
Suspension bridge which made sensa-
tion at the time. In the next ten
years hs was at the head of several
large projects, chief of which was the
Hoosiac Tunnel, then world wonder
During the civil war he figured in
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28
NO CATCH ABOUT 1T

""" II" instruments "
rihntn W wish t c0mpt U H
h 81 m 0 OF
9 v b wei 0
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28
QUICK RETURN COLUMNS.
situation Wanted Advertisements Inserted
Twice Without Charge
HELP WANTED.

FOR BRANCH
Office we wish to locate here ~ A.
,oria; address with reteWnccS. The
Morris Wholesale House, Cincinnati,
Ohio. $40
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28
JACOB RIIS SICK.

Conhn nj in Hospital in New York. with
Heart Trouble
NEW YORK, Feb, 21.--)acoh \, Rlis
the tenement house reformer lecturer
and author, is now in the Post graduate
hospital where he has gone on the
advice OF his physicians, to take
systematic treatment with baths and
diet. While in no immediate danger
his condition is such TO call for the
greatest care. He has been forbidden TO
do any work for two months, as the
slightest excitement or over exertion
may bring on fatal attack OF the heart
trouble from which he has long been
suffering.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-02-28

SECOND HAND DONKEY ENGINES
for sale, suitable for logging and
hosting purposes. For description and
price apply to y. D. Kuettner, Astoria,
Oregon.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Der frilheren Soritherrcn eetrn,it. lie
muSte ibr 10 pnrmcs, dber leiftiins
riiges &ertrniien lfluer bc3dblen. Tls
ic lid betroseu lab. ba iplrec tic
lpabniinnis. @iele Sabre ipnr tic
Der ainberipott u%uicrcr Stapt. lHib
tie mar iold5 e~nNelgutes. ber3iges
Sinh III ibrcr Sugenb; ih fannte tic
genau. ocnn JIG pnr ntcine Spielgee
fdbrtin. 8. pie babe i'd JIG be-
bauert."
limb er?"
Or lit fortaeadngen urb Bat lid
lpdter perbeiratbet. beliBt cine bii6ihc
Sruu unb r%eisenpe Ainbcr. Gs
ecbt ibm gut. mnb in lciiteu Srdus
men mag bas arme WtGbdlcn teincn
Ylae fiuben bas lit lGn9it pers
gcIien. @s fontmt nuf Die Iaturen
an, es iinb Die ~ielteniteu, Die niemnls
peraeiieu f1nnen."
Dllnb oas iinp solbcne Ser5en.
nidt lpabr?"
.Ilice 5idte sic S6ulter.
.Sas iinb bic bebauernslpert6ez
item; tic f6nnen iit niraerln nlcbr am
I6lieBcn unb perbrinsen lire Gage
eininm unb liebelccr. Sha.l binz
iiber" Ilicens Sanb 5eiate nad
benz Soritpalnis YSiebIt gu ie
ein 9GdbeM in ieircm Mntlib? gr
iueiit u%nerbittli1 BON iid), mas i'm
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Sieier beitaus9eitattete, 207 2eIes
lpalten nmfaiienbe unb reid ilu>
l~trierte &alenber bat folsenben Sna
bait:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
SehiteS 8apitcl.

Sn cinem Der pielcn Sriibtilds,
Teller nnrpeit pes Shleiii6ep 8obns
boies in Berlin itanb hinter Ser,
nit Slaihen unb 8lGicrn beicbtcn
Shenttiih elm sroBes. ~itarftnodises
@dehen bon einigen oreiBis Sabrcn.
Sic ipar bdBlih, i'm criten Nusens
bid io9ar abihredeno bdBlih. Sus
polle. nber 9rellrotbe Saar lag spar
iaiber georbnet an Den S6lGfen
5lriid, pcrmohte abcr bod nitts on
ben sroBen. groben @eiihts5iiaeu 81
perihonen. Die Nuesn inter Den
iueibrotblihen Srauen unh Binpcrn
ifienen farbs unb msorudsloS,
Mlir nm ben ieit sei6loNeneu Iunb
lag eiu perbaltener 3ma. Der lid bcim
Sprehen in lieblide Weichheit auis
loite unb anssnebm beriibrte. Mber
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

nlifgcbcn nrlBten. gr bat cine lE's
gIildlife Siebe gehnbt; elmer iagi,
ieine graut iei furS Dor Der Gcrntid,
lung geitorben. Elm dnberer mcint.
nc lpdre lintren aciuprben. @iis
bapon ipabr. lniic i'd habineeitcat."
Yl~lnmoglid!" 8utb's aliscn
funfeiten.
~WeiBt On etpaS bdpon?"
vWie Iollte ih ih pleinte mn.
oaS es mbenfbar, boB ign Elm
@dpd)en perinhen."
.Ntnn slniibt %ieles nidt. !pas
lid nadbcr bod ais luubr acseiat.
SieIc Gbaraftere iinb, iuic geIagt, an,
beodlernsluertbelien, oenn tic iinoen
niht mebr Die Sreuoe am 2eben."
~Iber III oen Grinncrungen", iliis
lterte 8utb bnlblaiit.
.&dlm iuenn mir dn1le6men,
haB elm 5beil untreu g~eiuoroen."
Hiitb mari bas &0pfhen suriid.
Damn lit or Elm Shpddling.
fpenr er ne nitlt pergeilen fnnn."
"9n lprifit ichr we9perferh. gce
1ett. Ell On meinit bod, Nlbens
bpfen bot feline chemalige 9raut.
Die i'm perrathen. ldnait pergefcn,
10 lam CT nit icincm eigenartigeu
Ser5en lid ooh nid,t bnlb ipicSer on
Semlanb nnidlieBcu. Sas Ser
traien 81 Den Ienihen lit fort. $50
III uler 8elt lpei.t INN bns Sers,
bas ibnI bon Colt beltimmt iit?" -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

o ieinen g%rinnerunaeu obsieben
fonnte. unb lit eS nidt ihape nm
oicien herrliden Mnnn!"
Ser Soritmciiter?" 8utb iraate
ipanmln9Spoll.
ga, Der S%oritmeiter. IN Der
erlten 3eit. nadoem er sefommea,
baben Die 8errlhafteu auf Den 0iis
tern rinasim niht gepuBt. ibm ges
mig aufmerfiam 5u fem. icood,. er
acigte lid bulb 10 ~nblebnenb unS
ieinoli6 alien ipoblgemeinten Dor
idldgen %seseniiber. oaB lie ibn balo
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

cfirds Sdones beiuS bicics Iutlie
bod, Die Stirul Sic pur bon
blenner @eiBe nnb iiberaus id,on
9eScifnet.
Sns Wdbden riidtc sic aelbe
Stroboede, Die am Soben lo9. nader
5,iml @inaange bin unb beidGfti9te
iid nit Der aroBen Sdnaelnmpe liner
Dem Sfcnftiid, nls elm p~olternhes
@crGuid mif Den Stufcn tic 5uIGuts
neniubreu lieB. Gin beiprnter @lid
flug ra6 Der oiht perbiitlteu @looe
tbur bitter oem Shenftiid, Damn
pduotc nc lid rubia Dem Giutreteus
Den 5lr. Gin mnterieBter Mum bon
fiinf5ig Sabrcn, bon rnbuitem aGrpere
bau nm perldlppnmlcncu 0clidts3iie
gen, Die 9leidwobl Spuren einItiaer
Shpnbeit Sei9tcn. itolperte 3llr Sbiir
berein.
9Shon ipieoer Sbiir mnb 6eniter
auf"s brittle er los. sd babe
Srr's iuer lueiB ipic DIT umterieat.
Oh rotbbaarisc 6ere!" SfipcrfoQiq
idttf CT uui eiucu Sis unb Spo ben
burfliueifteu Hnf bonn aDrper bers
inter. penl er oem ih~peigenOen
@tdohcn Dor bic SiiBc mari. 0icie
bo6 i'm gelnncn nuf unb hdr9tc i'm
nebell Der Wlostbiir an cillcn Hagel.
lprefdltig hie lnaiie Scitc ndub obcr
fcbrenb.
qEbiire 5n!~ opnncrtc Ger balbs
trunfene Mann.
~Qaiien Sic Sen boien 0ualm
einen Iilaenblid ncb biuaus8ic6en".
bat bas @tdbdcn.
r2onneriretterl 6abc iG niht
mcbr Die 6erridluft I'M 6alie, 10
gleid, Die Sbiire 5u, iage ih!!"
Iith's Stiefihipeiter lcblpB iGipcie
scnb Die 5biire. Sic buntiertc l6on
lpieber binter DEM 9apentii6.
aShndps berl"
"Gs it I'M penig bier. uuo ipenu
beute folder geforbert miro -"
.Sonner unb Sorin". flufte 8rlls
bert 5ornie, rNu perodmmte 6erel
SD Dnlbe feinc @inIpra6e."
Ser 6abritant siebt feinen
Der alte mIB crit be5ablt iuerbeu."
y@iait gu 0cineu @uno baltcn.
rotbe Serel"
Gnnn iteIte Die Slaifc unb elm
@ldsden opr ben nuigebradten
Rann unb beeab lid an ibre Ir6eit
3uriid.
$50 ut 8lltb. lit lie eefommen?"
brlimmte er nah elmer WeiIc, in ser
er einige @lds6en binlnterscitilr5t.
ga. JIG fam Dor elmer St1inpe.
Sh babe lie gleih 5u Bette scbradt. I"
Sofort erbpb lid Der Mduu.
rgSpbin poqen Sie?" fraste Innd
dngitlih.
~Hepeu piQ i'd nit ibr - lit bod
feline @anier, ms gieit 5u frie6en
ulp i6ren Cater niht crit 51 be-
9riiBeu. Nu6erpem babe i'd nit ibr
3u ipreheu. Ser Geitaurateur
brilbeu -"
~Worsen. @ater, beute lit lie 81
%erifopft."
(SortfeBun9 foG9t.)
-fIf-+-
Mit berblilmten Inbeutungen
bat es Idon muudlen Straub abb
geicst.
Ilf 5ipei Sliigeln ipiro Der
Isenih iiber oas Srbiihe emporge>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Senor Gutb irdt @benos ibr
Observation-Disclosures ihloB. lebnte lie
lid nod einntal IN Die buntIe. regene
idllpere Naht biHnus. Gin fiibler
8inb trieb ibr gauge 8egenlfauer
ms @eiiht. @ds aaes hattie lie
bier erlebt IN ben tur3en 8oGen!
Ser erite Ibenb ibrer anfunft lfarlb
oeutIih Dor ibr nit iueldben @eS
fiiblen bate lie mad ienen Sotelfens
tern geblidt unb beute - Mutb
idlob Die Nraen beltc idlief
binter ienen S6eiben elm Wtaun, Ser
ibrer aud begebrte.
us Der Yuirilon morsens fiini
llbr bas @bfabrtsiisnal bIies uno
8iitb III Den 9oitpasen ities. itcdte
Bidder ebert ben aopf Surd Die
9allstbiire uno ricf:
.8liidlide 8eiie!"
Glice reihte elm fleines Yadet
Slitteriemmeln binein unb ninfte
NIT Der Sanb sum gbihiep. aaliih,
itanb elm meuis ihlnftrunfen am
Scnitcr uno uerbeuste iif artig. Or
bate lid geiteru nod bon ibr perohz
idicSet. Srau .Stiler lies lid nidt
bliGen.
Ser @asen ieste iif IN 8efpesung.
Hnth bog lid Dor. I'M ben Marft All
ilberi6auen. Sic StraBen pursl
Ieer, oenn es regnete tpomoalih nod
triiber mic geifern. SeIca'S Sens
her lparen perihloiieu, CO seiste lid,
Niemnnb an benlelben.
g3um Ibitiepnebren iuIt bas
rehte @etter 9rau pie Der 6imz
mel itebt Dor mir bic Nelt", MUIR
meltc Hutb.
llno MN lag bic Staot lpcit 6intef
ibr. Der Ialb. ibr seliebter @alb
tduhte aif. Cine SbrGne berz
onnfeltc ibren @lid. Sect beariff
lie. oaB man iih nah ibm an Sooc
Iebnen fonne. es 3lfte Surdb ibre
8lieoer = gefpaltiam mrSte lie iit
falen, nm nift binaus3uipringen
unb biniiber5ulaufen mad ben boben
ldlpeisenpen Stdmmen. Die tranrig
ibre 6dupter iGiittelten. bab Die RE-
gentrcpfen ipie un5dblise 5brGnen
berabfioiieu. Ser @aseu belt. Die
SbIir tpnrpe baifis aufseriHen -
iberraiht blidtc lie nuf.
~Serr aiiehorl" rieb lie fat err
i6redt nuo bod NIT sebeimem
Sdlid15eu berpor.
.8rten Iorsen. Gntb." CT
fabte Die sittcrnoen SGnhe, Sic lid,
ibnt cntsescnitredten. SD be-
gillette Sic biz Ct. Dor Dem Sorfe
tcbre ih nm - bari ih?"
SID. Sic al.ein hnbem mciner aea
oodt Sic aIlein~. Irnmmeltc Huit,
baIb in Sbraueu.
@Saben Sic berseNeu. fpas ih
Sbnen 9eiast? @ie tonntc i'd Dem;
anocrs? Sd brinse Sbnen eiren
@ru6 bon unierem @aloe." tocaSe
Sog aus Der Saihe ieines enrdrna6s
ten Tnntels. Ben Ell III cine Gde &C.
ihleubert. eim grimes StrdllShen
allcr 8lGttersattimser. pas er nor>
bin Suiammensclteat unS sic boz
DEM Hcacn nod idiperfeudt
gliserten.
az H t-
"I6l mic ioa i'd Sbnen banfeu?~
Gimme 5ittertc lciGt.
"Sanfen" - Seuba iduutc tic
ernIt an. .Saufen". piebertoltc
lciie. ~Saburf. Dab Sic mir
balp. mor9cn ihon. mcnn IS ieir
lam. Die Intrport seben. sic mcin
Ser5 criebnt."
Sed,iteS 0apifcl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

11rS. Margaret .aSsrion, 1903 WapIs
Mpt.. Niubarm, ~. u. Sh babe oieieS slners
bieteu III Grrit gernat1t mo oa id, bereitS oieie
tpertbpoue Nusfunit an IGuieuoe umipuit aes
iauot babe. peroei rh audi germ oaielbe iir Sic
thnn. Seioen Sic fem @elo. rteiue Nustunit
foie. Sic nid)ts. .tt8.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

Sd turirte ibn 3ulest
oltrh eiit eiuIdhes
SauS initteI. fpeldeS
heilnlidl gebranft
Ueroeu taun. Sh
mnnicbe, oas Dies
sur a%enutnis al
Ter gelauet. Die
Z runtiuht in ihs
rer 5anilie has
ben. I'M tuenu
o%enielbeu iuirtlich
etipaS oaran liegt,
oas oieie arants
belt turirt iuiro
uro ne mir idhrei
ben, iueroe id, ihneu
oas Niittel uennen.
ND 0l
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
Sotidaft einer Tran.
&mrirte ibrea 4attem bon
SrmnfimdDt.
Shrci6t hemte an tie nnb tie mirb
Sbnen scrn iascit, iuic tic bies
getban bat.

Tein Mann mar lett 20 Snhrsn Elm ftnrter
Srinter liio hattie aaes mo9lidbe periudlt, nm
fth oas 3rinten absn9eipphnen, bob oerae0sns.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23

- Mit berblilmten Mnbeutingen
bat es iton maud1en Strau6 abb
geicst.
Iuf 5pei Sliigeln pirb Der
@eenih iiber oas Sroiihe emporgez
boben ourob ginfalt nnb Neinbeit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1906-10-23
fur bas Sabr 1907.

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lpalten nmfaiienbe mn reid ilu>
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
HARD JOLT
FOR DUFFY
TACOMA ATHLETE SCORES
GREAT sPRlNTER At v. N. C.
A. BANQUET

AZ tho Washington last nlsht the
n NJ G A Athleiie association held
is first annual banquet Old and
YOUNG enjoyed a great sprvad aud.
.Ertaesfs w ~ Aaeass
organisation. Tho following Off
earu were elected = I.ee. preldsRt
John Davis. vice president. O. "
Ames. secretary. William Howard.
treasurer
II Vas decided that the auHoela.
tion viii dcffaY tho cxpenssa ~ the
five basketball teams now In the
field Annual meetings sill ba held
ON the second Saturday Of January
aud tho monthiY meetings arc
scheduled foe every saennd 6aiur
day.
". nooth. physical Instructor af
the Tacoma y NJ &. A.. delivered
stirring address On clean athistifa.
lie mentioned tho name % Arthur
Duffy. the worlds champion spIias
ter. and stated that an anatenr who
10 professional At heart. Was a Goa
temptibls character. Mr. he-oth alaa
commented on she rapid progresa %
baAkcth ball Ia the northwest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13

70 put ev~y ball he feeds the bat
ter and thea h must put u theye,
There Is a piaee fof TIE hasc 0u
balls. bat V comes very rarely
The extra hSlla allowed q pitcher
under the rules can bs used b. him
60 great advantage In trick plays.
but BE mnat Be careful afg % be toa
liberal with them and regard them
a. a Surplus 10 "a handel out Al huy
tima.
IL there Is a hasa runner vhu "a
attempting ~ steal. the pitcher can
we'll afford TO pitch a side one 10
this hattsr that the catehsr may get
the hail In better position 90 MIG tAe
runner Then. too. u the batter has
two strikes ard 40 balls. the pitcher
can afford 90 waste a couple ON hiu
hopiaK the batter viii strike AZ =
bad ons and either 10 out on rtriksa
or hit Il % a fielder who can retire
him.
Instances when a hox artist ean
and should deliberately give a batter
hts base on balls are rare. and 9Th
the pitching We get nowadays IN the
major IeaKuea Il Is stiii fArpr. Some
single batter on team may b. hit
ting the pitcher particularly hard.
and tho occasion may come when.
with men on bases and the score
close. Il Is wlar 10 pass that mar.
but Il Is always taking long
chance. for the next batter l. likely
20 eiont the ball and SCORE the runs.
OF which the ether side vas afraid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-13
BIG FEED!

Post pfaudiai oraiory and a hlK
fcca Wlii be tha reward % the i
A. G football team tonight AZ & 50
tn the club Erlil Chairman Claude
1eldFam has every detail arranged
aud haa worked like a Trojan fnf
the success ~ tho affair Tho merry
qulp AMI jest wlil Be handed ia
Or Roller ana bis companions. and
they ptll be told luat hoN much the
club thiuks Of them.
All the meuhefn Of the famuHa
Eridiron bunch q 1884 have been IN.
yitei 10 attend tie spread All ehu
can possibly be on hand will line
up With Joy bells A fue feed ~ 4
fine team - thu sndeaear - he
COMMITTEES. aud prcaenl indications
are that u viii b. a great lolllfsA.
ton.