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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
CH|R}PPSS FROM THE RA|Lb|RDS

Frank Yoakum has reduced his record
to 2:0i
The Friend C2:o5i4) is a sure enough 2
minute PAGER.
Coohato (211lk) is the fastest 3-year-old
trotter Of the year
Bolivar 2:coA.. Graft 2;o2a.. Angus Point
er 2;O2lk. whew!
Tiverton (2:o4l5) will be fred in both Of
his ailng legs and laid up for the season.
Turley (2;07%) has been a dlsappoint-
ment this season. but is expected TO
round into form later on.
Nahma (2:161a). by Peter the Great
t2O714), won another good race at scran-
ton. Pa. last Saturday.
Two such green pacing mares as Ar
dele (2:05A) and Princess Helen (2:o5a.)
have never before been seen on the turf
How many times has The Friends feat
OF stepping the first quarter in 29A 29i4
and 29s4, in three consecutive heats. been
equallsd.
Pan Michael (2:0S) gets his first stand
Brd performer I'm the black pacing sral-
Non Uriu C2:11ia), winner OF the 2:25 pace
a. Galesburg.
Two trotters by Bingen. Totara (21oi1)
and Captain Bacon (2:10s4). were knocking
at the door OF the 2:lO list at Readville
last week.
The hopples appear TO be just what The
Friend (205l4) was looking for He wore
them in 1905, but was raced without them
last year.
Argot Boy (2:03i4) the gelding that low
cred the colors OF the great Ardelle
(205A), once changed hands out in Indi-
ana for $3.50
Mike Bowerman recently worked the
green trottlng mare May Earl. by San
Mateo C2Ish), mile in 2:O7is. The Ken
tuckians say she Is the best green trotter
in the country.
The Bingen stallion Ben Como CID Is
a sure 2:lO performer for his sire. His
races look as though great care is being
taken not TO get him out OF the 2:i2 class.
The Allen farm mare Karina, by Ka-
valli. was placed $50 In the summary
OF the 2:lS pace at Galesburg, which was
won by the bay gelding Loncelot. I'm 2:Os.
f:o5iR. 2.0S.
Grattan Boy. Jr., was scratched. from
the Massachusetts stake on account OF
death in the family OF his owner. Tobias
II Burke. The stallion is In good form at
Il present
Rudy Kip (2:O5L) will get into the game
again this week after last weeks let-up.
h He will be IN hot company in the 2:05
Il class with Bolivar (2:c0A) and Graft
n (2:02A4) against him.
n Pan Michael C2:0D pacing made his fret
Y start as n trotter at Galesburg last Wed
y nesday. winning the $3.50 event in straight
u heats and taking a maiden trottlng mark
Of 2:l3&
70 took some Of the glamour off The
Bronchos mile In 2.ooN at Galesburg. Sat
II urday 70 have 10 eaualled the same day
IN a race at Roadville. 10 Is a new world $
n record for mares. however
The fast pacing stallion. Wilson Adding
ton (2,07if) winner OF the 2:13 pace at
n Readville last Friday, has been sold 10 c.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
GENERAL MENTION.

aroused from their slumbers after mid
night last night by the bowling of a dog
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
HEAD SEVERED FROM
BODY IN AWFUL CRASH
CONTINUED from Page one)

The impact was terrific. crumbling the
big auto like so much pasteboard, and
hurting It's seven occupants out into the
road.
la Belle and Inspector Fregeau. who
occupied the front seat. were the cher
sufferers. the rear part OF the car escap-
ing the full force OF the impact.
La Belle was hurled under the forward
car trucks. one Of the big wheels decapi-
tating him, the head rolling several feet
from the body, which was held 10 the
tracks and dragged NJ feet before the car
could be stopped The electric had TO he
lacked up before the body could be re-
moved.
Inspector Fregeau. who was on the far
thrr side from the car. was eNtricated
from the wreckage OF the auto so badly
Injured that his life was despaired Of
and. propped up on automobile cushions.
ne received the rites OF the church from
Rev. Fr Craig. who was soon on the
scene. His left thigh had been fractured
his back hurt and there were internal In
jUries
paauettes head was bleeding freely
f;cm contusons and lacerations, and as
soon as possible an ambulance from the
Rhode Island hospital took him and Ere
geau 20 that institution where they we're
treated Fregeau died shortly after
o clock this morning.
Among the FIRST physicians 20 respond
% a hurried call for aid were: DR. A. p
Hayes OF POI Broad street. who adminis-
feTod STImUTHnrs 70 nc injured Inspector.
assistance being rendered by occupants
os the neighboring Eagle hotel and DR.
William w. Kirby OF 357 Elmwood ave-
rue
DR. Daniel s Latham OF Auburn arrived
In his automobile and took the women Of
the party and Mayor Fregeau to the
Rhode Island hospital % which Dr. Cults
took Paquette in his machine. Or. A. W.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
A PYTHIAN FUNERAL.
FIREBUG STILL AT IT

At an early hour Sunday morning VII
liam j Christie discovered fire in the oil
shed owned by n man named Bennett on
Hartford avenue and notified Hose 10.
which responded promptly. The firemen
cxtinguished the blaze before any damage
had been done Mr.. Bennett Is an oil
dealer and says the building was set on
fire. For a month or more irebug
has been al work in this section. and the
police are Of the opinion that the fire is
due TO him
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION.
The social committee Of the Olneyville
Business Mems association met at the
office OF ] Frank Russell the president.
Saturday evening. where they reported
that all bills for the outing recently held
AZ Rocky Point had been paid and there
was a soodly sum of cash In the hands of
the treasurer as the result ~ the affair.
This committee will meet again Tuesday
evening. sept. Z. ana arrHnBe program
for the opening night of the fall and win
ter season. which will be held In their
rooms in the Library building Wednesday
evening Sept 10.
GENERAL MENTION.
The residents of Pocasset avenue were
aroused from their slumbers after mid
pight last night BIZ the bowling of n dog
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
0LNEYvILLE
Say Mr.. Bohan Is Not a Mem.
Der Of National Social Club
Completing Arrangements for St.
Anthony's Picnic---Notes

Advertisements and items can he left
at the branch OF the News Democrat al
hartford avenue, room No. /, Tele-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
GRAyS HAD BAD
WEEK At BAT

The batting averages of the Grays took
a slump during the week because OF
combination Of poor umpiring and fast
pitchers. Poland and storke were the
only exceptions. the latter now really
leading the club with .2S5. Storke has the
same average. but has played many less
games than Poland. The averages:
RAFTING AVERAGES
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27

Two-base hits-La Chance, IUi IiGIUE
uarIev Z. Barton, 6: Storke. 8; Rock, q;
Dunn. Z; Josslyn, Crist 2; Poole, Cronin'
a. seibach. I: Poland. I; Higgins;
Three base hits-La Chance .; Harley,
Barton. 5; Rock. 3; Dunn .; Seioao"' o.
Poland, 6. 1,...t,, rIar,av
Storke. o,. .. 11or,ay II.
r,r,I a. Storke 4: Rock 9; Dunn. l6;
Cronin. q Selbach, :; Poland IA; NC
Closkey. o,,-. "a. tIordv ..
usrIey 10. Barton, Z; Rock, q; Dunn 10
Ernnin a. Selbach, 8; Poland, {.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-27
AUT0|STS JAILED,
HELD FOR TRIAL

Speed Officer Locke Captured Big Game on Measured
Course in Warwick, and in the Absence of the
Judge New York and Boston rIen Occupied Guest
Chambers at Kent County Jail Last Night, Plead
ing Not Guilty This Morning and Being Held
Under 500 Bonds for a Hearing on Sept. IL.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
elaheuser WerRhernnasperein.

Wd3 Dem @ei6Gftsberi9t oes preu'
bH9sn Beamtens0 ereins, asbensper.
E4erunssDsrstn auf 9essnisitisteit. Del
als Rebensei9Gfts aapitnI,, 2etbrsn.
tens unS 9ssrGbnibssIbs @erF9erune
betreibt, betrua Der 0erF9erungBbe,
fanb am Sabresi9IuFe 1905. 49, 02s
2sbensoerfderunsss poltcrn iiber 247,'
1880 Wdri, 1904 &upttaIbsrf9e,
runsssp oItosn lber 23,871,600 Warl
unb 1925 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
runss-p oIiesn iber 5,682,900 Rarf,
Suiammen 1888 Colleen ilber 276,.
$4,000 Wuri unb auberbem 236e
9eibrentruberfi9erunes poItten iibe,
912.147 Wart iGbrlt9e 3ente. Su
@ef9dftsiabre 1905 tpurbe Elm lleber,
f6ub bon 3,063,767 Rart ODER 35.1f
prosent Der prGmte fir 2ebensperii4e.
runser eratsIt. 9as eisene 9ermDger
bes Beretns, Dem eisentli6e pdfFpo
nt9t geseHiiberfsben, belduft fi9 aui
10,234,468 Wart. Die 3inisn btefe,
Jonbs betrasen erbebIi9 me6r ola oh
tGmmtIiden @ertpaItunsstoften- Sr
ben 20 @eiddftsiabren bot Der gereir
23,249, 100 Wari an fGuigen aebens.
berftderungsfummen unb 1902, 95E
Wari on 8tpibenben seaabIt. Don Den
Iebtern entfaIen auf bds Sabr 1905;
2.139, 091 Rart. Dte aapttaIperfde.
runs etsnst f9 ndmentli9 gu aus.
f~teuer', Stubienselbs unb WiIitGr.
btsuftz@ erfiderungen; ibr tann ieoer.
mann, aIfo aud perionen pbus Beam.
teneteenf9aft, beitreten, fpdbreno ber
8ettritt gu ben iibrisen' 4btbeilunger
nlr Staatss, 9emeinoes unb pripat,
beumteH freiirbt ooer ToIfen psrionen
oeren MISUNDERSTANDING benen be,
9sumten dbnIid Fno.
0te Or bDbuns bes9rtefs
gem d 3 i'm internutiondleu pofts
bsrtsbr auf cine llnSe bat Der aunG6ft
tn Rom abgsbaltene @eltsp oittonsrsb
beffloHen,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1906-09-27
Gin f6wieriaeS Nroblem.

Sn Sauanua 9laubt man allsemein.
oaB on einsn frieoli1en aus9leif
,mii6en ben beibsn ItreitenSsn Parteien
taum 81 oenten lit, neil Die Sniur9en.
ten feft 6arauf beiteben, oa6 Die letten
Wablen fir nn9eiesli6 ertldrt Der6eu,
ebe lie iid auf neitere llntsrbunOlunsen
einlaiien, uno 8rdiibeut Balma aus.
oriidli6 ertldrt bat, oaB er baju nies
mails feline 3uitimmun9 9eben merbe.
Sin %prominenter 6apanner Banter
ertldrte, OaB Die Sreunbe Der 0te.
belsn in giew Dort inn @ebeimen
umfaHenoe Torbereitunesn t~reffen,
nm Die Champagne fortjuleeen, unb
au9enblidli9 nit Der Ausriiltnn9 zines
Oampfers 81 SlibultierSmeden be-
i6Gfti9t iiuO. Dieter Oampier befins
oct iid i'm Oelapare, lit aber bis
jest nod nidt entoedt por6en.
Sriessietretdr Gait pirb, mic in lei.
tenoen Sreiien bort iiberall ange.
nOmmen miro, cine Iebr i6pierige
Guf9abe baben. ipenu er es iibernebs
mill, Srieoeu, B. 3. 6auernoen
Srieoen, Sn itiften. 4.
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Xleifdnptb in Neutihlanp.

Die unlsiOliben 8erbGltniie, metde
Die felt Sausem berri6eube SleiidnOtb
nit ii6 sebra6t bat, baben ben
6leil6eruerbano ueranlaBt, abermals
elne PetitiOn an ben preuBil6en Sano.
pirtbi6afts' Mfinifter, @eneralleutuant
}. .. b. YOobielsfi, gu ri6ten. Su
BEN S6rHtitiid piro oarsele9t, oaB Die
S6weinejudt in BreuBen iiberieinert
uno oe9enerirt iei, unb oas 8erlan'
gen s%eitellt, oaB cine before seIetli9e
ReSeluus unO @rweiteruus Der Gin
fubr pom S9neinen iiber Die 9ren3e
uOr9eieben perbe. Neun Die Resie.
RING ni6t ebeiteus gbbiilfe ibafft,
miro cine Deitere @rbObuns Der 6leiids
preiie beiiir9tet.
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pnsrtfftOnsIl.
grnsrtb- 5bOmus .. Ri6pas.
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Sptcl cinaeitur,t.

9n @bihuaua, MericO. itiir;te bas
SOtel Come; 6erias elm, unb pier Ser
ionen funoen unter ben Triimmsrr
einen qualuolen COB. Ole St1ott
Mericaltitan uuo 2urpan iinS ourd
ueberi6memmun9en uno GrorutihG
beinabe p%OllltdnoiS uerwiiitet wOroen,
uno uiele 8emobner irren obbah. unb
mittellos umber. @eite Streden Der
@eleiie Der Werican Central. @iienbabn
ltno fuBboA NIT S6utt uno Steinen
be0edt.
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8pebensN nnbibau.
Snlan D.


Die in Gbicaso anfiiiiseu @ris6en
bislten i'm Dull 9Ouie cine Muiienuerr
iammluns ab, nm sesen bic 9rauiam.
feiten Der Sul9aren in Wtaceoonien ~
proteitirsn. IS purben Sei6liiie au'
9enommen, in benen 9rdiiOent Hooie.
pslt aufssiOrOert miro, isinen @infuB
gu Sumter Der 8eiisruns Der Sage Der
@rie9eH in W~taceoOuien 9eltenO gu
MAIDEN.
@r.@ouuerneur .. U. Srancis pom
ct. 9ouis bat jest ben Serridern uers
idieoener 2Gnoer @uropa's bic ibnen
~;uerfannten ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
un6 Oiplome iiberreitt uno BON Gber'
bours, 6rautrei6, aus Die Seimreiie
an9etreteu.
9err Sobn g. Sossl, Seiieu Ruf ais
@omponiit unb Muiifer ii9 melt iibsr
bic @renjen Oss SeDitOne.S taates srs
itredt uno Der iid oils elmer Der Self.
0irisenten bel benz lesten in Pittsburs
absebaltenen 8uuSes'S du9erfeit reide
Sorbeeren erUarb, feierte ieiu iilbernes
Dirisenten'S ubilaum in Der Sulle Der
Rittsburser -@intra9t" uno mar bier'
bel Der @eitano Sablrsi6er @brunsen.
0as Seit fano inter ben Guipi5ien Der
pon 9errn SO9el seleiteteu flint Sc
%fangpereiue fat.
Sn elmer pom Chicago S6ulratb nit
einem @omite oes @bicaso Euberfus
lofts SnititutS a~b9ebaltenen @Onferen3
purSe beidlOiien, ouB in ieoem
S4ulsebduoe elm ipeSieGles l3immer
fir dr3tli4e 3wsde reicruirt werOe.
in benz ainoer, Die Spmptome pom
Euberfuloiis Sci9en, unteriu6t pers
ben iuleu. Sdmmtli6e SinSsr in
ben Offentli9en S9ulsn ioaen BON
3eit Su i3eit BON ia9ueritdnoisen
aer3ten uuteriu6t uuo I'M @rfrau'
fun9sfaa BON extra fir oieien j3ped
ausgebtloeten northumberland Der.
pfle9t neroen. Sir leioenbe Sin6er
perben ipeSielle ruterri6tsSimmer Elm.
9eri6tet neroen.
9e9en Die unter benz 9iamen vYuls
nertruit" befannte Combination BON
Puluerfabritanten, bic Der 8unbesarmee
uno 6lOtts bic crfOrOerli9s Munition
Iiefern, ioll auf 9runo 6eS pom SuIti3.
bepartement felt GINGER !3eit ssiaul'
melten 8eweismaterials seri9tli6 pors
De9angen UerOen.
Su Itlantu, @a., 1T infol9e Der
ansriffe farbiger S9euiule auf peiBe
Srauen Elm reselreAter &alientries auss
9ebro6en, bet benz Sebu Ote9er setOOtst
pOrben iiuo. Die 9OtiSei unb Seuer.
pebr wurOe auf9ebOteu, Die &ube pies
Der bersuiteGIeH. Wtau slaubt, oaB
StaatsmiIiSeu CUR Silie serufeu tperOen
miiiieu.
Son ben SuitdnOiSen Wiilitarbeb0rs
ben: iinO alle SOrbsreitunscn setroHsu
tuoroen, nm in Cuba prompt sinsreifen
gu fOnneu, penn Eaft's uuO YacOn's
WtiiiiOn erfOlSlOs bleiben iOlte. @cncs
raj SsI, Der Gbef Oes Senerultabes,
Orbnete an, oaB bic ueueite Mtlitar,
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9onneritus, 81. September 1906.
Sutton Ncminationen.

Staat.
gpuvunTr-gtpis gmtrp, II.
qisutsnant.8 pupsrnSr-9ut @. 9lad.
SsfrstGr Der 9uutrn austIsssnbsitsn -
@m &rsalp.
aubitpr. @ sntral-Spbn 8. @rtsn.
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farts BON Guba bsruusssssbsn weros
unO but isinsm sritsn aiiiitenteu, benz
SrisaOeseneral Ebomas 8. Serrp,
iomie @ot. q. g. DuuuG, benz BE.
feblsbaber bss Soil 5 Departments,
bic ben srOBen SuiiermunUuern in
S9leiien ~beiwObnten uno iif nod in
DeutI6tano befinoen, ben Sefebl ses
seben, fOfort uuf ibre rsipeftiuen Soften
3uriidsufebren.
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SemcfratifHc Npminatipncn.

County.
Diirift anpalt-5pispb S'Srisn.
S6triH-p. 8. GaIpiu.
grribpnptdr-@iaar R. 9uuusll.
SGaBm,ifu-p. 9. &Onnpr.
Observation-Disclosures 8raf.
8seprpsr RON Dttes-eOuis 3. 3immtr.
Rtsifsr ron Wias-Stnrp Q. eapItr.
SURF Gpmmi6Gr-a. .. S'Spplt.
Riutu Observation-Disclosures W. Grams.
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9teisIatip.
Ssnatpr-Gbparb .. 9ltpitt.
RtprGfsntantsn n.
4. DiiHift-Ni6ulas 9urft.
2. Difrift-IimpibY .. Sapts.
4. Diitrift- Dpminid DsmpIrp.
5. Tifrift-Samss 6 WeNubrsp.
6. Gifrift- Wiaiam @altsr.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

Get Pocket Savings Bank at the
Savings & Loan 81
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
WHAT OTHERS SAY.

J. E Stanford, H. P: The Royal
Arch degree will be conferred Monday
evening, next. | have called the work
for 7:3o.
Mrs. w. S. Hooper, Sec: There will
be a stated meeting of Mecca Chapter
No. 5, o. E. S., at the Masonic temple
at 8 o'clock this evening. .... .".
Mrs Roberts: In response to solici-
tations from many voters / have given
permission to have my name proposed
as a candidate at the coming school
election. | had deferred a decision in
this matter hoping for a time that some
woman might be named who would
undertake the candidacy. But the prin-
.ciple that women should be represent
edaon the board is so clear to me that
now that no other woman has signifed
her willingness to become a candidate
/ have acceded to- the requests to have
my name presented to the voters. /
am a candidate for reelection to the
school board not with the purpose Of
rejecting upon any who may aspire to
the Office, and not with the purpose OF
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
E. +: !. T.. !" ........ = :. !.
SALE LARGE
Florists Have Been Busy for Several
Days-Easter Decorations and
.-" Personal Gifts. "%E&f

Fargo's florist establishments for this
past day or two have bsen exceedingly
active in supplying local demands for
flowers for Easter, and in shipments to
outside points. The florists say that in
no previous year has the volume of
trade been SO large as this year. The
big outside trade is reflected in the out
shipments leaving the express offices,
Last night and the night before there
was remarkable activity in the billing
of parcels of flowers and plants in the
depot Offices of the G. N. and N. P.
express Offices. s &. 81 f56g.s s55.
I'm addition to the demand for lilies,
hydrangeas and azaleas, there have been
big sales Of carnations and roses The
greater number Of the lilies sold have
been for church decorations, many OF
them bought by individuals who follow
the custom Of sending flowers at Easter
in memory of departed loved ones and
many are sent as mere gifts in commenl-
oration Of the Resurrection. u
Easter decorations now are not con,
| fined to the Episcopal and Catfolis
churches, as was the practice only a yefj
| few years ago. Nearly every denomirla.
| ton now uses flowers in cornn1emora,
| ton Of the great event some of then
| to an elaborate extent. &
Tn the department and fancy good:
lstores it was declared today that nevel
before was the demand SO great fol
lEaster features and cards, chickens
| ducklings, rabbits and every device il
the awakening Of spring. On
florist today ventured the assertion tina
Inext winter he will have to doubl
Ibis capacity for the preparation of flow
lers and plants for the Easter trade
the latter from outside points IS grow
ing SO large Z
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
&.,sE# iA ti.g klatt2 sER as gtr& tSjSt3Eisfi
MATTRESS N Il !,
!. Y. B. B.. -. a.. FACTORY
Machinery Installed Experts ut Work
Turning Out Stock Large Jobbing
~, Stock Carried. ,ssy

4 Fargo's new mattress factory is do
ing a good business. is well equipped
with machinery and is well stocked with
a large supply of iron beds, metal!
c6uches, folding cots and cribs, center
tables, etc. >4ssa&,,1 sg4tess....
The proprietors, ]. w McHose and
GA. Pardoe. are experienced furniture
and mattress manufacturers, having re-
Gently sold out their interests in the
Union Mattress Co. of st. Paul, and
established in Fargo, deeming this city
a superior point for their business. The
house now occupies both floors of the
large warehouse formerly occupied by
E. S, Blake, being 2I2-I4-I6 on N. T.
avenue. Both floors of these buildings
are filed with goods .and the latest Ina
proved machinery, and a force Of men
are busy daily making mattresses. Sew
eral car. loads of mattress filling of eV-
cry description is carried on hand, be-
sides great bolts of ticking, which a
force of girls operating power sewing
machines, are making into ticks.
& Each machine is run by an individ-
ual motor, the electric power being Sc
cured from the eity's central plant
Travelling men are on the road and the
amount Of business coming to Fargo
| in SO short a, time after the establish
ment Of this business is Of much i'm
| portance.
The owners Of the new enterprise arr
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14

factious opposition. l believe, that the
principle at issue is of more account
than is generally alleged and that it
should be maintained.
Prof. H. L. Bolley: A number of tho
resident farmers and summer campers
about the magnificent body of water
known as Cormorant lake, will be glad
to hear that new efforts will be made to
stock it with wall-eyed-pike. We have
lately received letter from Executive
Agent Fullerton of the Minnesota state
game and fish commission, which says
"We have in mind Cormorant lake and
will see that Pike fry are placed therein
this spring"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
FOR BETTER ORDER >4"'ts,>
#7s AT BASEBALL GAMES

/. The president of one of the baseball
leagues has Issued the, following circu7
lar of Instructions to the umpires that
are to the point: IL Il
4You are hereby officially notified
that the officers of the league are deter
mined to stop unnecessary kicking and
to stamp. out rowdyism in every, form.
'"Yo,1 have previously been told, and
l desire to reiterate, that you have alb
soluta charge of the field during the
progress of all games. and it is the in
tention Of the officers of the league to
give you full and absolute support.
mo player Except the captain) is to.
be allowed to question any decision OF
the umpire. The captain of each team
is the only member of the team who IS
to present or urge a point, or take part.
in any discussion with the umpires.
Make all decisions promptly and as you
see them. Never attempt to even up
after having made mistake.
IF the batsman offers to argue with
YOU, it is your duty tJ instruct the
pitcher to proceed with the game, and
,, If he puts them over cali strikes,
whether the batsman is in batting po-
sition or not
MANY of the players have acquired
the habit of trying to bluff you into
calling the fourth ball; that is to say,
when three balls have been called, i'm
mediately upon the delivery of the next
bali by the pitcher, the batter, without
| waiting for your decision, will throw
his bat aside and proceed to first base.
If it happens that you call Strike as is
! frequently the case, he will kick, and
his friends and partisans OF his club
in the audience roast you.
| "For every such offense fine the bat
| ter not less than S.. Every fine levied
must be reported and collected by you
from the manager of the players team
before the calling of the next game, and
the player so fined not allowed to pl;
until the payment to you of the fine.
! "Positvely do not remit the fine
II desire to impress upon your minds
the fact that we will not tolerate any
kind of 'rowdy baseball,' and any play
er indulging in offensive or quartelsome
conduct during the game must be re-
moved.
Il desire Our umpires to understand
that they will be backed up and sup
ported by the league, and if they fail to
enforce the rules or manifest weakness,
We do not want them.
"All teams must look alike to you and
be given an even break Always treat
the visiting team fairly You cannot re-
main an umpire in this league if you
develop into home umpire
"It is my desire to secure umpires
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1906-04-14
RAILROAD NOTES.
G.. N. FIREMlEN:n


An order affecting all locomotive
hremen employed on the Central dis
trict of the Great Northern railway
was issued from the general division
Offices in Minot. -.
According to the new ruling, it be-
comes necessary for locomotive fire.
men Of the Great Northern TO do six
weeks time in the Great Northern car
shops before they may be promoted.
- All firemen east of Minot, in line OF
promotion will put in the. six weeks in
ST. Paul car shops and all tfremerl
west OF Minot will put in the time in
the Hayre car shops. h 15,
T This is aof interest to the iremer
tfroug ghotft the country and will be 81
interest to those residing in this city
The order will be received by all FIRE.
men this week as it has been sent ou
today. 8l 5ff}s4