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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-19
Winchester, 3-3; Brownies, GA.

77I1 ~ lsDeclaI To " The I1Wes- DISpa teh.) VI @
chester baseball team at Reservoir Park
this afternoon took n donble-headsr from
the Richmond Brownies, making two
victories In a three game series. IseIserj
for Winchester, allowed 5no hits In the
game, Jund caught. RichInond's battery
was composed Of Burnette and Shelton.
The score for thu first game was 3 to o
In favor Of Winchester. 4
+ In the second game the score was q to q
In favor OF Winchester (tWelys innings),
5Cnntwell pitching Woodward, catcher
for Winchester made a senaa tional catch,
and the swift work Ut; Andrews, Baker.
Kennedy and Mel onaid, for Winchester,
was noteworthy. Rhodes made q Hensa,
3tional catch for Richmond. ii HOGAN and
fillmore Were RicilmQf!d's second battery,
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..stlI PLAYED E:'l ri! ). {, TO As TIE y
IN orfolk Loses Two and Ties One -)lrlts
KS III 4 Series Of Three !.


6 eSRissi K VA AN 81, Al gust Isl The mos
Il that N orfoA could do this afterno onsWas
Il Is play ortsmouth tie game, n score
\ n It's 81, making II two games lost and az
i TIC for the series. Norfolk held u the
lead until the ninth inning, scoring two,
runs in tho first. and one In the SIX tfl.
ortsmouth's first run was made In the
fifth, and In the seventh, with as r,anSon
I: third, Clarke, Norfolk second baseman,f
Il with tho ball in his hand, turned his back
II on Il the # plate st speak n to Il Dingle, the
II centerfi elder, and &I4ohrB stole home. S5l.
Three hits In the ninth gave Port smouth
IS nnot her run, tying the score, It was,
&, then nearing sdar kness. hut another inning
d was played, If " hich resulted In no more:
8s scoring. Y One OF the largest crowds Of
THE season witnessed the contest, and
i, fully e-half Of the people were from
portsmouth 7 he ore
PORTSMOUTH 8; .53ss5 SG5,
Players: F5$ A. B. R, H. VA. Z. %
1'itnlan, @ o. 9 ~ y
Kelly, 3b.. \. I, y. !. 3. IA o. IL 2 10 XII
SSF'lschrnan, $500. $3.50. 8 i S$O W. MN d
Anthony. q. \. Z, y. !. AS i s 3 D @
tlohr, CT TX p 81. 90
daley, c. /. Z. y. q. t 2 #
tTeeyell,S 1b.. 8 18 as SSO
iFersohs, p..... 9 us . ny
Il. 10 tails 50 ii
:.St Ss5s3, (. Ks ls555 N ORFOLK.5 81
Players AZ B. r. 81. o. "A. n
lDlngle. 81. ....... n ss3 2 8 i3$1
wiley, \. ls
Clarke 2b. i, 4. !. ...... a " S52 q IA .
/ IIopkins. re-. y. s. 81. !. s B$ 0 o M o.
IAfcN1ahon, 3b. 3. I. \. :, I. Q 3OS$2 o
sSeitz I. J, a
jackson, CT. !. 8. I. !. I. 8 Il q 0 0
Foster: c......,. :. .. +. !. q II ~ 2 "a
J (Otey. i; III 10
otals ....... 4. X. 80 p ~ " 10
lsS This score. by INNINGS ~ 3Ss r.
(Portsmouth !. % o o o Il o. -
Norfolk 4, Il. I. q o o 20 10 003
VI Bummary: Earned IL runsNorfo TX. 2 81
Portsmouth, 1. Sacrifice hits---yy Wiley (2),
4 Clarke, Foster, Otcy, Daley Two base
hits cAiahon. Three base 81 hi ts--Al c-
Mahon. Stolen Bases ark, I4ohr a..
Base on balls Otey, 2 4 Person, 8. Struck
out-7Otey. 6; Persons. 2. Passed balls
Foster. Time OF game-2:oo Umpire
tI3lack. Attendance, 2600 /. 8S3 nv
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DEFEAT BANK CLERKS.
81. Andrew 8 IN ins i'll interesting
e ont est bysS Score of84 TO q. NJ


81 Before d. good sized crowd II Of rootsrs
Yesterday tha R IL. b Andrews school nine
was d teated By the Bank II g lsrks.SS H who. NJ
managed 10 NJ yet f8 moro ca hits vs. han The
sciiool & boys. g "a It'll ough the st. Andrews,
team lost. the playing fof both sides WAS u
snIend ala The special S feature ~ OF S8 ti,a Al
game was ne ms ofa both Darde \
~ u i1 BANK i, 11t,$ CLERKS q.
play ers. II b. r. III.
Bridges, NJ 9 ~
hup ton, "a S os5S !. IN wv
sWift III M fs1 ss y,
5Inllis. & 4. q. !. !. 4. I. I. !. ~
Blakay, II I. 4. /. & . n. \. J. "A
Wardin. Il. 81. :. ii
3Leaks. ss ~. 2 -s 81
Terrell. s ss5 q HI y
Z tails /. 4. J. Z. .
ss4 81. ANDREWS.
players. b. i: SIi. 3 .A.;
Bran ford, 2b 4. !. Ia. 4. B.
Wharton, 81. $s#0 9 M
sDowden, "a
Blount. ST. 0ss: 9 ss 9 ~ $
Hetzer ID: s vi
5Pettus. os7 lss # S2 d
Ganzert d 81 9 $S
Morgan. l "a oS
Totals Il. M g Il - 3Ss
Bank Clerks @ II
ST. drews Il. !. j. !. 81. o. % q
r sun mary: Two base hits, FL lis. Three
base hits Swift. Time OK s ane. one hour
fifteen MINI tas. inn ire. II gfnss "
tendance, $40. 5ss54 f
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Language ma putting them out Ut 1 the
aEaifis WITH q fine TN, sitid tleafief
baseball and better attendance from the
indies and respes table petplss IIop II you
will allow me this space. lam Il
Nh S9s5S6i Yotira sincerel 7, y
Isl Il SSs III 81 FIR ANfx NlDWf1OU SCI.
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/ OTHER l|'l.I 5 SET All GAMES 5.
Eastern League,

Eastern League, y:
M baltimore: First game a,tilnoEs'
+, M Montreal i, second gane--Eaa ltimoFe !.
a Montreal, 2. y, /. q, /, \. ,TarAey5
civ 4, Toronto, o. Second game eFseys
AZ Newark Newark. %; Isgftalo, !, s e..
AZ Providence: Provld n pc ~ 's
err |. aleYen inning vi sss
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CHIGhG0GTEAMIs J
BEAT n! NEW !'IlRKs
Continued from First Pages


In tie Six TIL inning to-day agal inst s the
EBrooklyns, q which !, wit til two errors, gave
them the game hands down. slS3
Score by n innings r II. B:s
Pittsburg NJ. !, 4. s. % q % 0 8
SBrookly, Il. \. Hi. !. 10 o % 90 8
M Batterieg: Lever and D 0inson y; N elm
tyre, EisenS and Bergen. Time, ] :s5 um-s
3pires. Conway and ISri slie. sss
Philad elphia, j ST. ~ ouis, Z.
5 ST. EL LOUIS, 4 Angus u. Up h lade phin.
won to- day game from st. 10 us Pi tch er
Lush Y hurt his knee in the ei til Inning
after pitching good Il bal, n nd was IRE
sleved by Spa ks. s3g Ss8s
q Score BY innings :zsgS r. III. 81.
StSLouist n. z. \. O. 0 i o. 10 q 3 s4t
Philadelphia ..... 03 0;4 80 Pill IA
S tteries; 81 Iostette r and Grady Lush
SPA, ks and 4 Doom. lime 2:Ol. Umpire,
Carpenter q !. sS Sss
N Boston, Il 8 G ncinnati, w
SIN c1NNATI,s OHIO Algust Gin i;
.cinnati's 81 olding was resp onsiale for the
first two y runs ID SEQ red HI II Boston to-
day. II ho locals tied Tho 3 score II the
ninth but were beaten In the tenth, hen
boston secured i've hi tsS q EF'raze net
A &c Score ibysinning Il RI ii. r..
Cincinnati 3s 81. 10 90 % 9 q o. 40 ~
BIOS ton !. /. \. D o 10 % 1< 40 u II
batteries: w clkern, T'ra zer and IS l,lei \
young ana Seedharn. line 49, II m,pirs.,
9John ron el ss
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American A q iation,

Ss u, ~, ,,aannlis. First game Inn ea po-
X, II MI Il irniedo 3. fsecon cap
s'at Kansas city. Kansas CITY, 2; i.os'.s7
vile. a u I. 4. ~ u. indian.
Apnlis. s.. II, I, |, !, &, ", N =
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MIGHTY |MQ|SGR
.!B:|l|I||.[||''!|.A|||DU||s
Roanoke Takes from the
"a IA League Leaders lin Easy
n Fashion.
ONLY ONE MA NiREAC HE'D FIRST
Tie Twelve Hundred Spectators
yents Wild With Excite f55S
irient During Contests. 35s


Y sssHsssr zu ns1'
people arr Wild with on husiasf1, tonight
over the IIighlnnderst shutting out Lynch
burg Ole to nothing I'M the first game
and the downfall OF the mighty Moser
gin5 the second game which, also went 10
Roanoke. n In the first game LynchburE
BIT the dust 70 the tune Of no runs. no
hits, and only one man to reach first
base, that being Bentley, on Bateman's
error, In the fifth inning. Ills was In
the box for Roanoke, ana handed his
curves Il to the 'Lynchburg ers In great
style. Stewart scored thirteen strike outs
for Lynchburg, and, with mo hits, could
have held his own. they only scoring elk
hits from, his delivery, and three OF the
sbunt hits not handled properl ". IT was "a
great game, and Roanoke ROOT ers went
wild to see Lynchburs go down In de- ..
feat. II i
\ The. mighty Nfoser fell 4 down fl the
day Of biintsI and right well did, Roanoke
do IT, In baseball n Roanoke has Il never
played two better g1llnes than to- day
Roanoke 9 snbwny y y; artist, Smith, had
Lynchburg guessing from start to Sfinish,s
and the Il 200 specta tors went " I'D. The
scores: Il
players: A.E. II. Ill. q, a.
81 2b. 4 lg 80 O
Watson, ~ ssO ~ Nv
Cooper IS {. 20 n
McShane, ~ Ct. !. 3. ]. I. 49,. x 81 o . "a s83
3 5s 20 si
Smith n. R64 ff5E1 S
BenbOW,2 ID Y 10 Y tE y
willis, Y 49,
I.anhan of y Y t y
- g.
Totals !. @ n i. q
SS yers: '.;s5S HI. H q "A.
Darringer. So. \. 9 ~ $S 8S
% St Y T3 y ttV
RI 8 2 ri Q 81
Bentley, Il 9
Cook, 3b. ~ lE Y Y
"A iSS Y S$0
Walsh IS Y ~ Y - - y
Stewart, Q
tails ~ y e e -
The score BY inning }}$ 81 q.
Roanoke Y y O5u Y ~ u
q Summary: "a Stolen Sss bases " atson.l
Double plays StewartSto Holt. q Base on
ID stewart 6, Willis o. ss Struck out Is
Stewart Is, Willis 4. s Time OF game--1 1885,
umplre-Lall attendance /, 200. sss5s
Il Second game: fs5 l5S
33SaS JSI 3 = CHBURG.
Players. a. 3. q, g,td Q. A. E'
Darringer, IS Is. ~ /. ~. s {S 70
Bowen 2b,. s. l
AlcIlevitt, # @ 1Sy ~ 8l
Holt, 1b... 6, 81 y. 9
Bentley, II ,s4 III s.ssl
Cook. d :s 0Ssso
Walsh !, &. I'll g N ~ Y
8 ROAM Dixie.
Players. Al b. Rs i. 8. q. ~
Lanhanl, CT 81 \. ....4 S530 S81 3$1
Watson, lf...., +, 3, is y st Y
Cooper + S5 81 5t : s 8 y
Mcshane }sb ...... Ri Isl 40
M anon, IS; q M g8s54s
Mcknight, rf.... ~ 20
BenboW 1b......j ........g4 80 &g81 IN gs$O
Smith, 5s 5$S . SSo
.#rotals..... .a3 5t$s s27
& Score: 81 s. 3 M r.
Lynchburg. v. +. +. s. :. o o 10 o
Roanoke. &. os2 % o 0s3$ or O-5
4 Summary: Left on bases-Lynchburg, 81, |
Roanoke, X s. Two base hits-Bowen,
Smith ~, stolen bases-- dcA1ahon, Dal-
ringer. Base on balls Smlth n; n Moser,& q.
Struck out-smith} 8; p Moser, II 81. Sacrifice
Eits-Nfoser and Holt. Time Of game, a 10.
Umpire, Lally, Tendance ZOO.
ia a.- ! NJ iissS SS }5 "a
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rotais,a \. 90 64 80 ia h:
'Danrl,yille.
ThaA ecora Nv innirlgs. q r

I3chYnnrI a M y, o. Vg0tVsV@U 0lW2--4
|banviile AS a. 4. 81 o. 0gO 10 9 % o.
ne Summary Two ba SO 81 hits ~ Seibrle.S
Stolen base Re eve Powell. F1 e sser.
,nihys.Ipowall Is zurlage.i Base on balls
OF Save . i: OF Evans 4 Y long
sIIit BY pitched ball bvSal I've. Struck;
outby salye. by vans s, py ltong,5
I:1o..e Umpire, Rollins. 4 ten dane 8. 1885,
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lToo LATE 70 Classify

1OSTY-AtIGli 1911, i.ADYts GllI13,
Watch. on broad sOF afnir Street stasllc-
ward offered II returned "a Mrs., ffsAp-
BETTER w, tiWenty.riitth Street.
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cos WINNERS.
In very Pretty Game ne: u defeated :!:'a''tu
l55s.sI nkslinRZse rs BY Score to Y. .I8 M


ana unkslingerSf produced a hot and ana L
even con test, the Iocos securing the ne yer
I dict viii, the assistance OF their oppoS-s
ne,nt III errors ~ There was 80 me% dela IN 2
the 8 start u on account ~ OF the s5 SECOND
and third basemen Of the slim gers not no
putting I'M an appearance Substittu tes.
no woyer, were found and the game pre- PES
8ceeded at :4b & sS 4; ZIG
The 3I.ocos were the first to score, get;
ting man the pla e INT II ,ias.
sha tofs the first: but In the first halI
sof the& third things were evened up IN IN
the last hal Of the fourth he ~ Aocos
81 Ii 81 Inherent compile he game,
three runs getting home & was g pretty
game 'front.' his apont 1T the end there
nam no & 1885 than four uble plays
IN the six til, seventh and $eig nth innings I
the lightning double by Fry oods q
sto Sutherland being Il e u !'a
smart plece Sof work. " he 10 COS adam
anxious time In the ninth two$n Z.
II ole second Il and . third. @ Smith cored#
him and got safe to- first, st ole second,
and stout got to- flrst. Bowers WI II next ne
4 r., bllt couldn connect and .! the side l7ll
was out and the game won by he Lp Log
the anal score being "A too in their favor
THE Locos played consistent y good
ball all & throug h. bu had Y the SINGERS
20 tten tog ether rlier and played \; the y
ftrst four as we'll as they did e the last
four. innings, the result might have been
;yerv different. Walker and Stout played L
shaliaall5 the game. and had It's rested on
tTeir Individual fforts, would have won
out. Y. rs ,.,ss
4the fourth inni Y both & going for the
same Az bali. T he f1y dropped bet,Yesen
them. and Donahues had to leave q he f1eldFi
on the injured list, and "A Wo runs came
In for the Locos IN .sS3
u gFollowing Is the comp1etc score: XII
TIMEs-DIsPATCII.
PLAYERS .5i 5i b. RI fl & ~ a: t,a
Gardner 2b and &. s 2 I'd 9 d$sg 3 y
stout o.. M - 9 5o{
Bowers, lf..... ats d. S q
Sutherland, Il y 3asd q
Fry, SIS. u
OBrien 81. !. \ n
GOdbach, 3b. 80 Ss.s = -
Walker. ?. y vi y ~ III. . 3S -
Woods 2b.... "a sSS ~
55 4 ota,s /. !. \. Is Il q III
s,3s LOG IS. M Il
!: q playery Alb. il. il. o. p
Trimmer SIS, y Hi ~ II : y 55 e
r. Angst, Il n * - INA N ns
Fritzschc, II. & = * ~ \ -
Neurohr, CT s$ e I, y 3 Is
b. Angst, ri 's iJ X = y a zgoS
Lewis, 3b D. Y. 8 & : x
Ieftwich 2b, " q \ IL 2 n
Powell 1b., NJ z * 4 q
Strang, Ell "A y, s
reta,. NJ. 4 i. ] < !. n !, ].
s Score ny inninRs:,s y IN :, \ Z "a y,
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AMERICAN LEAGU ~.
Scores yesterday.
Chi cago. 10: New ork. II 4 A 1T
L ST. n Lou Is, s; gs r hilad el phia,
4 cleveland. Washington. 2. $S
Boston. 8 Detroit. H
4 Where They Play To- Day
Nd gamea \ Bch he'd vi ed. II "A Il
'Standinlg:,f,of the Clubs,

:. clubs. i nc. Clubs; Il
chicago y ses /. 5ss
New !. IS II Sss Washing ton III 6 .s$1
81 u ta7 Bosto 10 .296
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Richmond Amateur Baseball: s
l.S|E League. Z /. sEs
ron TIM 70 hi sPATc 4 B CUP. n
Standing Of Clubs.

\ Yesterday Games. n. s..
O. Locos Times Dispatch. 2. s5fS
" Cedar Works, n. Z. n Taylor 0s8.SSis
s8S q. IA q q q M Offices and c. & on Shops,
game II post poned on 4 account n Of wet
grounds l 4. 3l5i Il " VA
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- = Y 70 0TONVVI-O
B Summary: Left on base .ynchburg, 81
Roanoke, s.. Two base hits-Bowen,
Smith (2).3 Stolen bases---M cA1 ahon, Dai'7
ringer Base on bal Is Smith, II M oser,22 p,
Struck out-smith, 8; Moser,i 8. II Sacrifice
bEits-Moser and Holt. Time Of. game, 1:15.
Umpire, Lnlly, Attendance 4 200: MI
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''LIDa'D.9 ] N. B J! !
1 IS!IPAA|S MERRY
l(Continued l from FIRST Page,)

F
8rheys ars Knlsht ot 1vaahoe and Yankee y,
Girl, Two 8two-ysar-olds X
4 81 George "A. syvheelook 4 had q d sastro,is
run Of losing speo,ilat ion az Brighton
Beach, Bit, according to the q ories one p, q
hears through the rinx. ne 10 g Sriniise 'l
hsre ana bsttins la 4 biz money again.
,T,hls yvheslook is q wonderfu ~ fellow Ne
came from 81. Louis, Mo. some four "
teen years $50 Wit d bank roll acoutri,iss n
lated All the bush dlstric He had good ~
paddock ; conn ctions 81 and soon no s, V,
y fortune from Tie public. ii recent s.l1tt
years the average race soer has become ms
we'll informed as 70 prioe and form, ana n
ti,e VIII yVhoelook soot, saw the best lay
stood IN betting from the ground. H Z
then became q plunger. Each WI ter y no.
repairs with his family 10 the Medit err
rancati. NJ. lille here In II Sara oga 4 every
rAca player " no happens to be too short
for the hiring OF u 4 hanson Ia sobl ICED TO-
walk RICH by the V heel " go age,a one
81 the mat tiestsresidenc on Union b, Ave
nue. the show thorough fare8 OF the yillase..55
rhey look ut the establishment and say
"a Jack did; SSs."Ti,,s IL q the ho,ise that
In addition to these operat tors,
!, BUD M May II rdlins enormous com
Missions Tor the Ralneys. 81 Cleveland
when q Horace d b. 81 finished third 70 Con
yilley and Purslane some day aEo they
BET SIS 900 at an averas 80 price ~ TO t.S
Along the book max ers' limo, Mnxey''sS
Bluner,thal 2asol', SLichtensteln2 and Henry
Hanfr are the Big guns. On the day that
won the sarat oga Special n All 4
81 $500, 1000 found a tt way Into the ting
Ing market. an on this occasion, strange
q say the public gobble Up the hon.s
;hare. Ss There Is moro money Sing wag "
sred 81 the races here than In any pre-; y
ylous season with the except ton Of g sOs.
vhe a John "a. Drake and Johr, w. Gates g
lit high POINTS. sfS4
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02

..--I..l fY-v.| s-v--- .--4. -I |-.-
h.l..s w ,, .,.-Itg.
i.g4.. ,r.@.-I -, .- - -,
If -. h1t.ea,s,4 .,n., 49,. ., =
e.Ifs rb.lt ra.,..t 49, I.714 49, ~ 49,
.-laroed tb4t 81 b.a. g, 49,
III. an5 49,. 1T. $50
nae INN IT4lN.a - -
ryerz. min 49,, .aeta5r.d =. f..f.,. F..
tt.- o,r ,41- I..t ,,11. - .5.l -
c.arlf-ln s.4f.a - 4. In .f,
.an, 81. -. 80, -. ~
c.nn ia f...gt ~ fI. .bJng. 80.
trihIs ,reIIgt.aa ~. ,'fii'lo -, a. !"
- - -
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02
\ BALE OF COTTON.

To the Editor: In 1855 Itraveled
extensively in Alabama, Mississippi.
Louisiana. Texas, Arkansas, returning
through Memphis. Chattanooga. North
Georgia, Eastern South and North
Carolina. The average bale of cot
ton from Alabama, we believe. was
rCrceotblE larger than in Georgia
and the Carolinas. The soil was richer.
tle cotton more abundant i'm the
patch. therefore, the bale was heavier.
In 1904 we a a very generous crop.
1000 OF seed cotton would make a
800 pound bale. In 1905 we had a
short crop. It required 1000 pounds
of seed cotton to make a 500 pound
bale. Long experience i'm ginning
cotton has taught that the shorter
the CROP the less the weight Of the
average bale. Similar causes produce
similar effects.
Poverty OF production will find ex-
preston. Il is q human certainty
that the average bale Of 1905 is at
least twenty-five pounds lighter than
the average bale of 1904.
The last ginner's report showed
9,167,S00 bales. Suppose the crop is
to be 10000, 900 Observation-Disclosures
pounds per bale is $50. 600. 000 pounds
or 100000 bales, that is 10 say. the
spinning capacity Of 10000, 0GG gin
ners' bales of the crop of 1905 viii
be half I million bales less than FOR
the crop Of 1904. The spinning ca
pacity of 5000, 600 ginners' bales OF
1905. will only equal the spinning ca
pacity of $500, goo bales of 1901.
j. N. GALLAWAY.
Madison, n. c.. Dee. %.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02

that you have got no yellow streak,
when it comes to cutting out steers
hat are wild and carry long horns
and you've got TO rope ON. and tic
EN- ali alone, and hold NJ Your hands
for judgment. in ten seconds"
Pa said he could earn 70 do il in
a week. but the cOWman said: Not on
your life" The hunter said he would
be ready to call pa 3. sill Hien h
could stand up straight, with the paws
Of a full-groWn grizzly on each Of his
shoulders and its lace in ront Of pas.
if pc had the nerve to pun a knife
II disemboWel the bear and skin
him without help. Ia said that would
be right into his hand, cause h u-c
TO work in a slaugher house when n
was n boy, ana he had waded In
ore.
The Indian said he would be ready
10 salute IA as Buffalo Bill the Sec
ond. when pa had an Indians LEFT
hand tangled in his hair. and q knife
in his right hand ready t. scalp hin.
+ pa would ook the Indian IN the eye
and h~ypnotiZe the rod mar 50 h.
would drop the hair and the knife.
turn MS back on pa, and invite him
to his wigwam as 2 guest. Pa said
all he asked was q chance 10 look
into the very soul of the worst Indian
tnat ever stole a horse, AMI he would
make Mr.. Indian penuh, and beg for
mercy.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02

chief said, pointing 10 a savage smart
ing dog that came smelling OF "a
Brave man. kick a dog
We al told Ia that the Indian
wanted IA to give an exhibition II
his bravery By kicking the dog. ANA
while ! could see that pa had rather
hire q man to kick the dog. he knees
that il WAS w. to him 10 show his
meltlc, - ne hauled OF and gave tae
dog q kick near the tail. which seem
Cd 10 telescope the dog spine to-
cether. and the dog landed Ear AVA
The chief patted "a on the shoulder
AMI said Great Father. bully good
hero. Tomorrow ne k4Il . grizzly.
ana then they let u 20 - bed. ate.
pa had explained that if everything
went we'll n- would hire al the
chiefs and young braves for his
SHOW.
After We got 10 bed pa said he was
almost sorry ne told the chief that
ne would take : grizzly bear b. one
ear. and cuff the other ear with tie
lat Of his hand. as he didn't know
but a Wild grizzly would look upJ.
such conduct differently from i
old bear in the show used -. Any
person around The show could slap
face. or cuff him. or kick him in
the stats. and he would act as thong.
they were doing him a favor. The biz
game hunter told pa that there was
no danger in hunting a grizzly. a. Q
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02
Comparative Cotton Statement.
(By the Associated Press.l

New York. Dec. 29.-For the week
ending Friday, December %: Net re
ceipts at all L.. 5. ports during week
2O1,552; net receipts at all [. :. ports
same week last year 234,20S; it re
ceipts since September 1st 5,049,633.
total receipts to same date last year
3,S11.402: exports for the week 125.-
o14; exports for same week last year
1I1,4S6; total exports since September
1St 3,360,S12; total exports same date
last year 4.204,566; stock At all Uni
ted states ports 1,15S,293: stock at
all United States ports same time last
year 1,03S.6l2; stock at all interior
towns 162,551; stock at all interior
towns same time last year 1~52,S6S;
stock at Liverpool 1922, 900; stock at
Liverpool same time last year $4,000;
stock Of American afloat for Great
Britain 81, 1000; stock of American
atloat for Great Britain same time last
year 800, 900.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02
suIrcIl,i,N BADLY MANcrTD.

lspecia4 to- News ana obs4rer)

Special to News and Cbs@r.rD
Spencer. =. g. Dec ae-W. Il Do
Wis. aged about t~FeutE-four years. ~
suitcbmau TO-. the Southern Italluar
Company. oa it, Yards al this place.
was sun over bE au engine this after
need AMI sustained injuries which sfe
expected to- result Bro his -eatt4 tp-
night. Young DAVIS @as riding On the
front ~ a switch engine ~ "a siding
..ear the main llua track. ard J8gg
49, north bound passenger 'ralu $50.
&c was n preaching ~ q rapid rate
Of 7rehi he jumped from hl4 position
and fell under rh- locomotive. hfeH
passed ossi his legs both ~ Htte-
Wcr" practically mashed 1r DE.
arm Eas l@u horribly uauE5sI aH.i
other tuJetlea Uer. inflicted upon Hl
body. Ia@ |tguala mau Hae r
eaea carried - C. hospital It's Sails
Es.- and while everything possible
- being IsEe 10 a4.e hlE 5If.. death lv
~momenfa-I.y expected Davis came
~ Spence from G~rreaahrr1.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02
Weekly Bank Statement.

New York, Dec. 30.-The statement
Of the clearing house banks for the
five days his week shows thac the
banks hold a surplus over the legal
reserve requirements of &t.292,515.
The statement is as follows.
Loans $1,001, OPS, 900, decrease
$~5,0S2,100; deposits $977.G-1,2 200, de-
crease $~7,377,100; circulation $53.-
$3.50 increase SAG. 800; legal tent
ers $4,000, 500, increase %1,i9G,100:
specie $f73. 005.600, decrease S3,29.-
200: reserve $24S, 705,40o, decrease
$1,711,100; reserve required $z4f.-
412.S25, decrease $1.S44,275; surplus
S~4,292,575, increase $133,175; eX-U. s.
deposits $6.400,050, increase $1,000.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1906-01-02
Total Cotton Receipts.
(By the Associated Press.)

IBN The AssOciateQ Press.)
New York, Dec. 29.-The following
are the total net receipts of cotton a
all ports since September LIST:
Galveston 1859, 96S; New Orlean.
S54.5o0; Mobile 163.444: Savannah
1.069,521; Charleston 14.715: Wi.
mington 2~66,227; Norfolk 466.694
Baltimore 33.09S; New York 1.735.
Boston 37,760: Newport News 1881.
Philadelphia 1852; San Francisco Is
301; Brunswick 109,137: Port Town
send 14,024. Pensacola 1924: Port
land, Ore, 5.163; Port Arthur anc
Sabine Pass 1897: Jacksonville s.
$40: Eagle Pass, Texas S.099; Ell PasO
Texas. 100; Laredo. Texas. $500,
minor ports S,313. Total 5,O49,635