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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Mus Der periifdem 5cppia : Snbus
ftrie. Der lebte 8erimt bes brifiIden
Ronfuls fir psrIien briuat einiae ins
tereiSante ThatIdhen aug Der Seppi9s
inbuitrie bieIss 2unbes CUR GpraGe.
man tbsiIt Sie Seppi6Fobritute BON
RhnraIidn unb ben mstIten iibriaen
Sobrifdtionssentren in stpei Irten nnc
unterideiost in Der @tabt getpebte unb
bon Romdoen (Mdnberb0Itern) aeuebs
te, Sn Meihbsb TeIbf finb 400 Webs
itiible, i'm Oiftritt in SurT6is uber 80
|@tiibIe. unb IiibliAer bei DurutId i'm
DiItrift BON 2din rporen iiber $50
mebitibIe in 8etrieb. Geinsr SieIer
Seppiht tnnn Ii9 nit ben erIeItnen
prpbutten BON &ermdn meTien, pbpobl
2ualitGt uno 6orbe fid EfGnbia pers
bsiTern. 9ort beFinbsn fid Stpets Biz
brsitouIenb DebItibIe sim Weben bon
RomabenteppiGen tpeIGe aud Bulufs
ttppihe genonnt uno portpieetl6 in
buntelrotb un6 sbldu b~erIftltt fperben.
@ei ben NomabenftGmmen berrf6t cine
intereIf1nte Sitte: gEe Elm MGbhen
beirotbsfd6i0 pirb. muB Is feline Sc
Ifdidli4teit bepeiisH inbem ss stpei
Defenders l@Ons WelISsdsn pber Guts
tsltoI1sn nebi. Diefe glri Mrbeit pirb
In europa unb Amsrita beicnbers bod
eeIdGbt. Sm Sabre 1903 GA err
neusrte bic perfiids Reeisrung Gin &c.
feb, ndn ipeIGem eos Coll Depurte.
ment uIIe Geppifne bsI@laanotmsn
nnb p%erbrennen foIlte, gil beren 8obris
toticn anilinFurben perpenDtt tporoen
tporen. Die 6oIee bobon mar cine polTs
ItGnbige Ginfenune Der gyporte. 0es
gen her NIT bieTer Dsrfiigunq perfume
benen SGrten ipurbe Donn ben adbris
tonten cine eepiife @nobenfrih oes
n6brt, p6Hrenb bersn fie bic @orrGibe
an unOOrf 6riftsmGbioen 9sppidsn
psrdubsru tDHRten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Cearscin1.Ib;oes

Bur- @ ormmsr bel mteSb.rnR
Eber Rofeu Darh 9 ttdtlltn 9 &
Tk GtedIings ton ben meifsH DO
rdtaroien pcdSaH i'm Srsien an, tuenr
fie nuf Elm mil Sano bsrmRhtss, an
hber Morbfeite einss 9ebGu6es .obtr an
tfnrW Bauer oeltgsnes Beet geffedt tper.
ben. 8efIers SOrtsn aber miifIen in
WffHpettaiten bsrntbrt iperben. Den
MfItBettaIten flIe man nit einer Nt,s
Eidufg BON atpeibfitteI 5IuBTnnb unS
eihbTfttel 2dubs obsr a~omtcfterSt.
Gobdft bic Sriete ais gsbDrige Reiie,
meiIters mad besnSeter BIitbestis, t,s
rsiGt bnben uno bsbor tpiebtr bic gla-
gen uas3utrsibsn beginner, I9nsibe
J man bic Grisbe gu SIedlinssn. Rna
fantibet Dpn benz b~isstGbrigsn duscea
rtiftsn SOI3: bi. Stiide 2-3 aug.n
Hang Siat untsr bam unterlsu
Muge db ,nno entfsrnt aud bas 9latt
'Drn benz unteritsn in bi. Trbe gu brins
esnOen quse. Die iibriBen 8IdEsr
fuBt muHstpds Elm unb b1GBt fis Dem
Stedlinss. bisrduF psrbeH bic Steds
finse nit I en-. @bIfanb Mtbt gu fsF
In ben Rafttn s.Itedt, b.fpaibf unS
ibntn Genfter uuflsgt.
Der @Grtner, fpsI9er ben adn,sn
Sag in Der @SrSnersi bef6Gffiat IN,
tuirS bic Rofen bel boiler Gonus sur
BetuHrJsIuns btisgen. nobel CT lei
SoRnenIhein alft 10 Minuttn bic
8latitr iibsripriben muB. Der BIZ
menfreun6, fptl9er ni6t INNER BEL fl.
men WiitbsettGitsn fiebsn fam, pir@
better feiue SSenfter tef6dtten unb t:ss
lid nur 5peimdI Ipribn. Die 6snIttr
miiIftn IA 9oae Big 8 8oGeH geI9lofs
fen litstn Meiben bdnn tSirb Elm iperia
qeIiiftst, nit Der 3eit m.br unb m.6r,
Biz bic Stetlinae pSltis o~baebGrt:t
finb. Sisrauf pflnnat man bic Steds
Iilst rd9 4 @o6en in TSpfe unb 6Slt
fit NOD 8 Sage in sei9loiIsnen RGH.n,
ober man 5sIGbt bic um~sepflansttn
Stedltnge ben aun5.n @inter burG i'm
3dfsN. benIelben 6urh lieberbtder
bon eanb eeaeu 9Glt. 19iib.nb. Gus
SttdIinser, alfo puraeIsdt,. fpsrteu
bi. Ronatsrofen, bic ti.in6lumilen
polpuntbdroIen unb aud .inise gours
bDnrOf.n. Defenders bic Soubenir be Ia
Exclamation. se3oser. Die msiIien Re.
unh Sbesroien boeesen psrs
ebeIt man auf ben @urselbdls, bd ie
bann bd~u.rbaftsrs pfIanSen btIben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
RMfnoriihiAe1
arn eAbe.

Sist bo nit lOrsenbOIItr Mitns au
Rt@tstdnbibot I'm 1abnbpfsreRdns
rant Der altsa MufeRitnbt 8. 3uFSIIis
srf&sint aud prOfHJOT r., Der BEL ben
Stubenttn beIitbte 2tbrer bss Rs9tSs
saubiOdttn unb trtun6ist Ii& tbeiIs
nubmspoII mad bsfltn Gorge. - .Sd,
9err prOfeifDr. i'd foII In bier Modem
tn bns Rtf.renbarsrnfnen teisen, uab
tn msiHem ROpfs 1T oiIts cine sross
Mits.~ - .glb.r msin gisbsr", trpis
bert prDftifor g.. in elmer 8iRt sikt
es bod aud DuItn." - .0it sibt %
ouh Bel mir. 5srr proFtTIor. @tnn
bic aametIs BET priifuns II. muir fin.
ben mOIIisn!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
pe8.

-3tDsi Bidder bab' Id ssI6r.b.n,
bic bat ntemuub sstuuft. Dam boB Id
cine Grftnbuns s,mo9t, bic lurs Dor
mir fdpn elm onbsrer sntbedt bat. limb
iset bob ih Tlul.n anfaussn wUII.n
unb ba bub Id ssmsrtt, bub i'd furbsn.
Blind bin.@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

I'm seibssiporbeu.s gIfenb,in ,pi,.
Der Usib 3n mo@.n. bsrsitet man sin.n
biinnen aulibrei. erbibt benfeIbsn urS
Ie9t bos oeIbt GIf.ntsin 70 lonoe bins
Elm, Biz e neiB astporben lit. 1cnn
ptrb q aus rem grei aenpmmsn. az,
[piiIt, esirOdHei nnb poIisrt
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
0as S6r.deustinb.

Grtb6en: -Sabt Sbr in Der Hruu.s
fsi aud 6iibnsr91 0nteI: .Iie
sOmmf Du buruufY- Srtbden:
papa fuate, ais Ct ueuli& aus Der
grousrei heimium Su Muma6tn: Sin
10 Fi6slts 8ierbubn sibts suIn speis
tsnmoI niGt ipisber!S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
G&siSunasarsnas

Rommis: .Sisr lit bic Rednuna fit
Gruu Mebsr. Soil ID ubreIfireS
sMobIeebotsns pber .6pnpcbIuebo.
fehA2- prinSipoI: .Mie bod III ber
@strag2s aommis .35 Maril
Prin3ipaI; .Dann dbreIfiren 81,
acknowledgement. Bon brsisis Wors
an Inb dIIe uniers Runben .So9.
ipObIgsbOrsn@!!-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Seine tusiBe molten. Gbdlpls unb
SaIstiider reinist man, irlbsm man fie
In cine G@ilTfel ober Elm anberes Sc
fdB lest uro iie bunn troden rett Toros
fdltis NIT ettpos Weisenmebl dbrei6i,
pis ipenn man lie fpaI6en poIIte; bar.
auf idiitteIt man Oos UlebI gut aus,
81 bds Su9 bierauf nod nidt gun,
rein, 10 tpieberboIt man bas @erfdbrsn
nit frtI9sm MebI.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Shrcdlide Sdmsrssn seIiuSert.
9uih ldredlihe edmerssn oe.
pcia,pt ,riOlas Der o ne uaverOau,
i'm Spssisn, nubm Is, v. @tapion.
oou 2ulo, Udf., Or. sina,S ler
elfs Ems, init benz Reinltnte, uis
er iHrsibt, .onB ich iurirt murbe. :
Gae Wionen unb @sb6rneunOrbnun
qsn merNen qebubsn burdh ibrem i'm
orrnOsn SiubInona b~eioubere Giaen
'hoitsn. rs Gents in BalIer BROS.
Gppthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
.Gbdmbsrlaim's Rureu lllsoistn
hilft Ole uatur.

Menisineu. bic bic gtatur beIfen,
limb .mmer am niriiomIten. Cham,
berluin's Suitens Wtsblsin bnnbelt
not Ottiem Gtnne. Sic hdlt Der
Duften surld. 100 oen Gusmurl UNI
hilft bic @ntur, has SpFem in eiueu
aeiuuoep 8uitanb MISREPRESENTATION.
sic III iiuer einen arOBen 9beil be,
c,piliiirten Welt tbrer uuIhdsbnret
Giaenihaiten rpeeen bernbmt. Iau.
ienoe baben ibren bpben @ert Be.
ieuat. Sic tutrtt fueeeu jebe Gnta,
ne, onB eine @rtdltune in cine Gun,
nenertalnounp lbereebt, Gum Der.
touf bel BoIfer Pros.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Dos ueberttnb.

Der tItine GdprT9 (oIs IGN fem
Batter gum brittenmoI an Snee burGs
tpdItt): rpopa, Du loIltsIt nal gum
RIrstt asbsn. Dtine MnT6lIe Iommea
lett INNER otter.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

McOs fd6n grin gu fGrbsn. Sicrsu
beourt man elmer Miidung bon 1 2;tlt
tCdenb.m @oIier, 100 @rdmm alaau
unb go 9rdmm duFselDItsm Snbtsos
turmin, Dae Moos, ipsI6ss su6ur
forsfdltia sersiniet purbe. lpirb in sss
nonnts Mii6uns gstuudt, bic SlirIts.
fsit obseI9iittelt uub bas Wloos an IL
mem Iuftisen Dirt. pber am pormen
Sfen sstrcdntt. 9efGrbtss Mpos barI
ipe6er gum Srodusn nod aud IpGt.r
ben SonneniirubIsn brett dusaeIebt
ipsrbsn, neil es buua feline Garbe bsr.
Iiert,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
WALL.
W00DSAL00Ns
~sesenaber Der MlabIe,
hsrmann. !: no.

Dies If Der ~elesantsIte eoIoon in Ger,
mann uub Finpei mon bort ancb bic beIten
@eirSnte anb @isarren.
YeiouberS quite WbiStDS. Nleinieet
asent in 6ermdnn iiir ben beriibmien aab
ed1ten Bourbon unb ylDe WhiStp ben Ger.
mann 9iNiains 50, preis oerIeIbe tpie IN
Der Dtihuern
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

9,im austIppfsn Der QOlF.rmSb.I
IGBt e. fi6 ni6t INNER srmUoItden
bieIe ms Gr:is gu brinsen. Bel BEN
no6Ftbsnb bef@riebentn 0erfabr,r
lGBt ftd aud i'm 3imm.r bas Nas,
tlopFtn b~prnebmeR, ohne bos bobei
Stoub aufpirbtIt. Mon ninmt Elm
.tuuberes Tuh. tdu6t es in redt btib,A
Wafftr, winbet es felt aus uNb Ieot Il
ousssbrsitet ouf ben dussutIupfcnber
@~estntono unb llopft INNER uur bCri
no bas Tu6 Iieat. 6ds man immrr wis.
Der umIest limb in beiBem DuiIer ous.
ihp.nit. Dos belize WaTftr betpistt.
bob bic MObeI nidt F.u@t perScn,
Der bur4 oos RlopFsn .ntfonbsr,
Stnub trtuut in bag Islhts 9u@, unS
man merit iehr bolb all BEN WoIIer
trortn bos Sud uusssipoI&sR Nib,
ipiepiel @toub entfernt pur6e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
SIN asnsssraai&.

StoticnsputFsber; ga bubsn sic
Hbre 9d8perOs balb singeI@risbsnY-
Di9ttr: I'D, ba babe Id Sbnsn In
@sbdntsn Elm GriibIinsssebidf fns Be-
f4ipsrbsbld ssIdrieben!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

9erbpIott.n Si r,iniseR. gerroHstc
unb pernd9lIfTiets obsr bur@ ue6ers
Idufen bon Speifsn u. bstgl. I1mubic
s%etpOrbsue, eiierHs Ssrbplaiten perben
fpiebsr IpitseleIott unS fpie reu, ptnr
man lie, ioIanse lie nod fparm IiaS,
NIT betbtm SoOapoIIsr bssitbt uub
bdnn NIT Sor3ftife sinrsibf. Ginio,
Minutsn Durauf reibt man nit feinsr
@dnb ober DuhEein trGftia nab unt
ntmmt. tuenu uOtbis. np6muls SoSa.
tpaiier unb Seife al SiIfe. 3u.ssI
biirit.t man griinOIta, rtibt nit pdsie,
nod unb snSlid nit pollsn.m 2app.r
trodsn,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
0Opp,tlinniasr mini.

Jr: Git baben mtin Ssrs trob.rt.
i&One See ~ uIs @efdnsensr flea, ids
81 Sbren Hibsn.- Sie: Mis- Gr,i.r
SD6ren Sic mir Iitbsrl@
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Ct befOrpt bos SinousperF.n.

~Gtt baden elm SmpDris unb ers
pOrtad&6ft9 .So ;. 3. i'd Bin
rur fir ben Support .ltub fiir Ben
grpcrt9 Sbr 4onpasnun9+ Rein
- Der SaustRs&t."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

MeerI4oum gu titt.n. Mon r..6,
Rdisin (aditFtpfD uub MoiIeraIos ii
elmer ttigarticen MufTe SuIdmmen uns
fiige 10 bel Mosneiia binau, oIs ne.
tie 1T, nm einen Oidsn 8emeut su ,r,
bdlten. ptIfrr fpfort sl perpsnesn III.
8eim gebrouh prsBt man Bic bcEtri6,.
men gru4tbeiIe sintss Minutsn IeF sa.
gommer.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
@4srsfraas.

MtsboIb madt bic ai.be bIinbY
Antipcrt: WeiI fia BE aisbsnben oe.
GtAfeitig 10 piel Sanb In bic Guaen
itFsnsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
a.idt ,rtIarIi&.

SOdttr: .Mtin 8rSutisom Ipridt
ftbr DerGGtlid bonn @elbs.1 - Batter:
rSuppbl, iebt. no er fiber III, Sab e.
me babe Million Dart bstpmmt.S
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
Muhlmein,nb.

gdpd (Sur So@tsr Bel elmer gb.nO,
lnterboItuns): SD Bit Did aoura,
ting ni6tl 0u berIinsit Dir font
iritOtr sinsn 9rSutigam."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19

Ptttsbars. aans,. ben 10 TRara, 1904.
SD broufs leit sinistr Belt Shre
Black. Draught Qiehsunb BsHGgeIsW5ebis
ain bet msinsm Hiehhnnb. SmYba6s ane
Sntten g~tthtutter aebrnud1t. nub aehins
pen. enb bns Shrlgs baB 8rhe far met.
asa b'psa ". Sc. 6aHpH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1906-10-19
ROBERT WALKER.
R.HhanpaIt q. fa'rtlicsr asiar,
ostaoHn,

Dtiesqi ethttttt. 91Rrotit. psrHtttsIt m.
isthfH NIB 0trsauji snb ttrtist S6rtitfads Il.
ilaiSs Robert geIi,v.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-25

politicians had tackled :or a quarter ~,
century after they weer settled, seiz-
ed with the hand of a master the liy-
ing issues born of the industrial con-
ditions Of the decade and began the
great work of constructive statesman
ship which will make his administra-
ton as noted as Jackson's or Lin
coins.
ut was not war upon wealth as the
over conservative cried, not at all; 1t
was simply a heroic effort to insure
square dear in the distribution Of
wealth. 1t was a determination to
erect above the industry. the energies
and genius of men, some supervising
and controlling influence which would
insure equity and justice between the
toilers and producers on the one side
and the great combination which had
laid detxerous hand upon all the
natural monopolies and necessaries of
life on the other Could there be a
question of greater concern to us all?
1t is not too much to say that it's prop
err solution means the prosperity of our
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-25
CALL CASES AND
SET TRIAL DATES
District Court COnvenes this
Morning With Heavy
Docket Ahead

District court opened this morning
with good attendance Of the men,
bers Of the bar Of the entire district,
and with a heavy docket ahead OF
them.
1t was announced that the jury
would probably not be drawn until
after the election, and court would
probably be adjourned during fair
week, while the supreme court was in
session here.
The criminal calander was partially
Strengthened out. The cases In the
State Of Idaho VS.. James Gibson and
the State Of Idaho VS.. c. T. Holt were
both dismissed. They have been on
the calander for several terms, and It
was decided to get them out Of the
way. The first is case Of assault
with a dangerous weapon. The COM
plainant and the principal witness In
the case has disappeared.
The second is a case OF embezzle-
ment in which the large number Of
Witnesses are widely scattered. 1t
would entail a great expense on the
county to try the case, and with the
consent of the complaining witness It
was dismissed.
Information In the cases of Mitchell
and Denny will be filed later I'm the
week.
The case Of Kendrick VS.. Anna Nell
son was to have been called this
but Miss Nelson's attorney
was not present. and 1t will be Called
this evening IL he arrives in time or in
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-25
Mr.. BORAR TAKES
DUBOIS TO TASK
Points Out Distinctive Issue
Between Democrats
and Republicans
Special to Evening Teller.

! opGCldl 10 ILtcllUS L
SITES, Idaho. Sept 25.-Hon. w.
e. Borah. republican candidate for
United States senator, addressed ONE
of the largest audiences ever assem-
bled in the hall here last night. The
people were enthusiastic over the
meeting. and gave Mr.. Borah recep-
ton that spoke well for his popularity
in this section of the country.
A number of Idaho county candi-
dates were present and had places on
the platform. Mr.. Borah arrived on
the afternoon train. He was met at
the train by the Sites band and a
large and enthusiastic crowd of citi-
zens.
Hastings Makes Short Talk.
The meeting In the evening was call
ed for 5 O'clock. but it was a little
later when the speaking began. C. A.
Hastings, republican candidate for
state. treasurer, was present and after
the chairman had opened the meeting
he called upon Mr.. Hastings for few
remarks Mr.. Hastings spoke briefly
of the campaign issues. making but lit
tie mention of his own candidacy. In
speaking Of his position, Mr.. Hastings
said:
I think 7 have had as much to do
with the advocation Of the state de-
pository law as any man in the state,
and because of 1t the people are now
receiving interest on all Of the state
and county money"
Greet Borah With Cheers.
Il Mr.. Rorah was loudly cheered as he
took the platform, and his entire ad-
dress was appreciated by the audience.
The close attention to evcry part show
ed that they were interested in what
he had to say.
Mr.. Borah ridiculed the statement
made by Mr.. Dubois that there were
no points Of issue between the repub-
licans and democrats In the coming
campaign. He said In part:
The Party's Great Work.
THE principles which distinguish
and individualize the republican party
were never more vital and pronounced,
never Of deeper concern to all in al
the avenues OF life than In this very
hour. Even In the bitter days when
a rvpSn - 10
settled on the field, mankink was not
more vitality concerned. II there eevr
was a time when republicanism was
synonymous with Americanism 1t il
time marked by the period
within which the matchless leader.
Theodore Roosevelt. sloosened the grip
OF machine power, took a step forward
From the issues over which routine
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-25
POLICE KILL
TWO NEGROES

ATLANTA, Sept. 25.--In a desperate
battle at Clorang between Police OFF,
GERS Smith, Maddrox and Casen two
dangerous negroes were killed. The
circumstances indicate that the police
men were led into trap and were
fired upon by the negroes, who were
barricaded in a house. The desperate
bravery of the policemen won the day
and when the firing ceased the two
negroes were found dead.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1906-09-25

the Dl,ra'Gg.
This Is case asking Cor a writ II
mandate to compel Anna Nelson, for.
merly treasurer Of the city, to turn
over the books to the city.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-13
GIANTS ARE NOT WANTED.
Memphis and Birmingham Place Bars
ON McGraw's Team.

Memphis, Tenn, Nov. Whatever
may have been the prepared plans of the
New. York Giants to do their anteseason
training in this section of the south next
year for the 1907 0ennant race in the
National League, they were knocked out
today by the announcement from the
Mslifphiss Baseball association of the
Southern League to the effect that I'M
der ho consideration would the local
grounds be leased or donated for their
The announcement did not surprise
local baseball enthusiasts who were &C
quaInted with the facts following the
visit of the Giants here last spring.
when trouble arose in several instances,
including a street brawl between two
Giants and a local man who claimed
that the visitors had offered insult to
the lady he accompanied.
There were also quarrels and disturb
ances in local hotels between Manager
McGraw and Donlin, the negro rubber
Jeffries and Trainer TuthilI, ending in
a shooting scrape and other incidents
that caused complaint from the hotel
and police force.
It is also understood that Birming CHAM
has placed the bars against the Giants
for some misunderstanding that took
place there during the 1905 visit OF the
team. and from local baseball leaders
it Is learned that few If any ,ganes will
be booked by the Southern League. clubs
with National League organizations
next season owing to part President
Pulliam played in trying to keep the
Southern in class 3 minor leagues.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-13
some Fiehts in Proenect.

November 13-Dave Barry vs.. Hugo
Kelly, ten rounds at Kalamazoo Mich.
November 13-George Mensic OHM
my Burns) VS.. Charley Neary, twenty
rounds, at Los Angeles.
November 14-Joe Gaiiigan VS.. Ed
die Kenney, ten rounds, at Indianapolis,
Ind
November 15-Harry Lewis vs.. Mike
Ward, fifteen rounds. at Grand Rapids,
Mich
November 15-Jimmy Gardner We.
Jack Dougherty, fifteen rounds, at
Davenport. Ia.
November 16-Abe AtteIl VS.. Billy
De Coursey, twenty rounds at san
Diego. Cal, (uncertain).
November 16-Johnny Thompson vs..
Dick Hyland. twenty rounds, at Ogfen,
Utah.
November 20-Benny Yanger VS..
Matty Baldwin. fifteen rounds, at Bos-
November 22-Kid Farmer vs. Fos-
ter Walker ten rounds. at Grand
~ N l'oVt, Der 2s-Jack o'Brien VS..
Tommy Burns, twenty rounds, at Los
November so-Joe Thomas VS.. Mike
(ssTwin) Sullivan, twenty rounds, at
san Francisco.
January kid Herman VS.. Joe
Cans. twenty rounds or to finish at
Tonopah, New
Baker, twenty rounds. at Los Angeles.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-13
FOR THE THANKSGIVING GAME.
X. U.-Missouri Managers Select the
Officials.

Kansas City, Nov. 1S.-Athletic
Managers Lansdon and Caldwell of
Kansas and Missouri respectively were
at the Midland yesterday comforting in
regard to the Thanksgiving day game
between the two universities.
The most important part of their
meeting was the deciding upon the Of
ficials for the game. Byron Anderson
OF ST Louis was chosen for referee
Martin Delaney of the Kansas City
Athletic club was chosen for umpire
and c. S.WilIfams of Ames was chos-
en- 1.-THE other. umpire. F. D. Cornell
Of Lincoln VIII be head linesman.
In the afternoon the athletic man
agers drove to Association park and
viewed the work being done in pre-
paration for the annual game. The
grandstand is being moved back so
that the gridiron will be laid directly
east and west The seating capacity
will be enlarged and many other inn
provements made
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-13
FEW CHANGES SAYS ANsoN.
Pitchers Have Better Press Agents
Now Is All the Difference.

Chicago, Nov. 1S.zBasebau Is the
same old game, says Pop" Arson.
Twas at the recent championship
series that "Old Anse," seated near
the press box. heard some one talking
about the "fade-away"- ball, and he
quickly became interested. Then, with
a "Humphi" the veteran said:
"Well, there may be a fade-away,-
but the way I look at it is that the
pitchers haven't learned any new
tricks s-nce the days when l used to
clout the leath. They may have some
new names, but when I sit behind the
plate the curves and shoots look just
the same as ever to me- All there is to
1t is that the pitchers have better
press agents than they used to have.
"In the old days we did not have
any papers boosting us the way they
tout the star players nowadays We
just plugged along without receiving
the write-ups that are given the vim
ners at the present time. Once a year
they ran an alleged picture OF US and
they made the same picture do year
after year.
Now, the star players are photo
graphed in every conceivable position.
and as a result the player in question
gets better advertised. But it's the
same old game
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-13
FLoRIpA BEAcH RAcEs.
Automobile Contests Announced Il
Orniond Beach january %.

New York, Nov 13.=Automo bilists
were interested in the recently an
nounced programme of races for the
annual speed carnival on the Ormond-
Daytona beach in Florida during the
week beginning January p. Contrary
to the hopes of American manufactur-
ers. who had constructed high power
machines for the Vanderbilt cup con-
test and had planned to race them in
Florida, the card contains only one
event of forty kilometers, only one of
100 miles and none at any greater dis
lance. On the card are twenty-three
contests, besides record trials at sprint
distances. There are four races at one
mile, six at ten miles. four at thirty
miles, one at fifty kilometers and only
one at 100 miles. Twelve of the races
are for touring cars and eleven are
open to all types of cars. Excepting
for a single event reserved for gasoline
cars only there is no division of motive
classes. Steam or electric freaks, built
for the purpose and of little actual
service in the cause of automobiiing
Will be eligible to the worlds cham
pionship sprints against the best con-
structed cars of Europe and America.
1t is announced, however. that if suffi-
cient entries are guaranteed a race Of
500 miles will be added to the list.