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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
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Pursuant to the following order
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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1906-09-05
10Th DAY of September. 1906.

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BY G. B. SEEFF, D. c.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
NAVAL RESERVES IN
4 ROWING REGATTA

Harbor Springs, Mich, Aug. 11.-Four races
were pulled off in the presence Of 1000 spec
tatOrs who came from towns far away as
Charlevoix to see the naval reserve boat re-
gatta. -,.- ". .
In the ten-oared cutter race the Dorothea,
Hawk, Wolverine and Yantic entered boats.
The Dorothea borrowed cutter from the Essex.
and held it thruout the course, which was one
mile long.
The boats finished in the following order:
Hawk, Wolverine Dorothea, Yantic.
In the gig the entries were from the
Dorothea, the Wolverine and the Yantic, and
the finish between the Wolverine and the Yantic
was SO close as to require the decision Of the
umpire aboard the Wolverine before the crowds
could tell which had won.
, The match race of whaleboats from the VOL
VERNE and the Yantic showed another close fin
ish. The Wolverine won by less than a boats
length. The dingy attracted only two en-
tries, the Dorothea's boat beating the Wolver-
ines by several lengths.
During the day Commander Morrell inspected
the vessels of the squadron, beginning with the
Essex and finishing with the Dorothea. His con-
secretary of the navy. He will also make an
official report of all the evolutions
In view Of the result attained In this united
cruise, the commanding officers of the naval re-
serve ships, at dinner given by Captain Purdy
aboard the Dorothea, expressed themselves al
/, strongly in favor of holding similar rendezvous
every year. While Commander Morrell gave nc
inkling of his official intention, he heartily ap
proved the idea, and he will probably make 6
| recommendation to that effect.
Tonight the fleet has dispersed, the Dorothes
sailing for Chicago, the Gopher for Duluth, the
Ohio vessels for Lake Erie, and the Yantic 70,
Detroit.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
JAYNE MET WITH . .
FIRST DEFEAT
Minneapolis Player Lost to Els
worth on the Grand Forks
Courts.

Grand Forks, N. D., Aug. 11.-At the state
tennis tourney yesterday DR.. Bates Of Grand
Forks and Fred Leistikow of Grafton won the
state championship in doubles, defeating Elton
Bros. In the finals after a remarkably close and
exciting match by scores of 80, 4-6, SO, Ga,
81. The Elton brothers had won the cup two
successive years before, and If they had won 1t
this year 1t would have been theirs permanently.
In the handicap singles finals Ellsworth won
from Hamber by scores af Ga, 6-1.
The results in detail:
In the state championship doubles Bates and
Leistikow defeated Muir and Wilson,. 6-1, 61,
in the semi-fnas. In the finals Bates and Leis-
tikow defeated Elton brothers, 3-6, 4-6, S-6, 6-4
e-1.
In the handicap singles Jayne won in the SEQ
ond and third rounds by default. Thomas won
from Lamb in the second round, ST, 7-3 In
the third round Ellsworth defeated Mulligan, e-3
Gregor defeated Jackson, 7-5, TO; Amber won
from Wilcox by default. In the semi-fnals
Ellsworth defeated Jayne, 1-6, 8-8, 60 In the
finals Ellsworth defeated Hamber, e-4 6-1.
In the handicap doubles Davy and Aldous de-
feated Boles and Montague by default. Davy
and Aldous also defeated Wilcox and sedgley,
81, e-4. Whitoomb and Jackson defeated Camp
bell and Anderson by default. Crary and John
son defeated Dewitt and MilIigan, 6-3, "a. In the
semi-hnals Whitcomb and Jackson defeated Davy
and Aldous rs, 6-1. Lamb and Collinson de-
feated Currie and johnson, 1-6, 60, e2
In the North Dakota championship singles
Leistikow won from Collinson in the semi-hnals,
80, 81. Theodore Elton defeated Dr. Thomas.
6l' 81. Dr.. Bates defeated Theodore Elton,
The finals will be played today. The winner
must then play Trafford N Jayne. winner Of the
championship last year.
In the mixed doubles Miss Bessie Stevenson
OF Ardoch and Dr.. Sedgley of Fergus Falls de-
@ aea'eu ~ MIS-. n montgomery of Fargo and DR.. VIII
cox OF Fergus Falls, 3-e, 6-s, Ga, winning the
event. N
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
EASTERN CREWS
MADE A CLEANUP
Finals in the Big Rowing Events
on at Worcester
Today.

Worcester, Mass, Aug. 11.-This was cham
pionship day at Lake Quinsigamond for the sur
yivors In yesterdays elimination trials, and
others eligible for the final events of the thirty
fourth annual regatta Of the National Association
of Amateur Oarsmen. What was uppermost In
the minds Of nearly everyone was the probable
outcome Of the championship singles. This event
was scheduled for 4:40 O'Clock this afternoon.
Summaries Of yesterdays events:
First race, senior four -oared-First heat won
oy Nonpareil Rowing club Of New York; st.
Aiphonsus club Boston, second; time, 9:o0&.
second race, senior pair oared-Won by Met
ropolitan Rowing club. New York; Philadelphia
Barge club, Philadelphia, second; seawanhaks
Athletic club. New York, fourth; time, $3.50.
Inird race, intermediRte single sculls-First
beat won BY Alexander Warneck, Springfield
club, New York, second; time 1910.
Fourth race. intermediate single sculls-see-
SSxns II IL Mss
Ravenswood Boat club, Long Island City, Sec
ond; time, 1910
Mound City Rowing club, ST. Louis: winnipeg
Rowing club, Winnipeg, Man.. second; Riverside
Bost club, Cambridge. Mass. third; time, 9 :o1.
field Boat club. Springfield; E. MCGEE, Toronto
Rowing club, Toronto, Ont, second; time. e:52.
won by Ravenswood Boat club, Long Island
City; Portland Rowing club, Portland, Ore,
SECOND; Metropolitan a9a Rowing club, New York,
Eighth race. association singles-second heat
won by Frank Wesley. First Bohemian Boat
club New York John no. 0Ne,li ST. MaFys Hall
Ninth race, intermediate eight-oared shells
Won by Argonaut Rowing club, Toronto, Can.
Wachusett Boat club, Worcester, third; time,
TAT.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
HERMAN WON BOUT
ON A DECISION.
Benny Yanger Was Strong
Enough to Avoid the Knock
out Route.

Indianapolis, Aug. 11.-Kid Herman Of Chi
cago was given the decision over Benny Yanger
In q glove contest here last night at the end Of
the tenth round before $500 spectators at the
baseball park. The conditions OF the match were
ten rounds, one arm free in olinohes. .$'
special train brought about 500 persons from
Chicago; Abe Pollock of Chicago was, the ref
cree, The main contest was preceded by two
four-round bouts and six-round so between
local contestants. Fred W. Welsh Of England
challenged the winner Internationally. Both men
were under the necessary 1873 pounds weight.
Herman used in-fghting tactics thruout ths
acterized the bout. Herman set the pace in
the first and second rounds, Yanger getting an
even break In the fourth, ffth seventh and
eighth, and quitting strong. The verdict Of the
referee met with popular favor. r. ......
In the first round Yanger sent bis left to
Herman's stomach, Herman replying hard to the
ribs and they clinched. Herman feinted and
hook n MS ,ha right to chin Ysngsr got
with his left, wildly, and then sent his right to
Yanger's head, checking him up. r.. -:@
During the next two rounds Herman bored
in at every opportunity. They exchanged rights
and lefts frequently and mixed viciously, but
by the fourth session Yanger appeared tired. The
constant hammering on the body was telling on
him and his clinches were frequent and long.
Several times Herman caught Yanger with a
stih lett, one OF these blows early In the fourth
shaking the Italian from head to heels.
Yanger was the receiver general In the nth,
but came back strong in the sixth and started
70 even things up 1t was give and take for
two rounds, each landing frequently but with
little effect The pace told on Yanger and the
eighth was all Herman. The latter fought eau
tiously but confidently, and scored with incrsas-
ing effect In the NINTH y
Yanger started to force matters in the tenth
but missed and slipped while Herman straight
ened him up with hard left on the chin. Two
minutes later Herman was again forcing mat
ters and finished a handy winner Of a fast
fight.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
BRASS BANDS OUT
FOR BAT NELSON
"Dutiful Dane'' Arrives for His
Bout with the Danger
ous Dinge.".

Goldfeld. New, Aug. 11.-Battling Nelson ar
rived here yesterday evening. He was met at
the depot by fully 5000 enthusiastic residents
Of the town and accorded an ovation. Two brass
bands and line of automobiles escorted Nelson,
Nolan, his manager, and members of the recep-
tion committee Of the local club back to town.
Nelson looks exceedingly At and declares be
never felt better In his life His weight is about
1873. '.>Hs .-'t
The signing of articles Of agreement by Cans
and Nolan has been postponed until today. Tex
Rickard and L. NJ. Sullivan have wired Don Ra-
mon de Gonzales of Juarez, Mex, offering
$25,O00 for a bullfght for Labor day morning
as added attraction to the fight.
George Siler, Jack Grant OF Portland, Jack
McGuigan, Eddie Mcbride, A. Pollard and Joe
Corfey are spoken Of referees for the big
match. Cans began training this morning.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11

Minneapolis at Indianapolis. - .,,sr.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
Special to The journal.
Louisville, KY, Aug. u.-The Minneapolis
team walloped the colonels IN the game yester-
day to get even for the ten-inning contest won
by the locals the day before. Cadwallader was
pitching for the millers. and he has recovered
from his slump, at least for the time being
Only six hits were made of the Minneapoutan
while Dunkle found for thirteen safe drives
three of which were three baggers.
Jimmy Hart not In his position at left
field for the visitors, and Graham, the utility
! man. took his place. The latter got away Win
two hits.
The game began with Davis at bat TOR the
millers, and he started things by hitting to cen
ter for base. Sullivan sacrificed and Gremins
er knocked grounder to Quinlan, who cut
Davis or at the plate. With Greminger on hrst
Graham hit grounder to Brashear, who threw
over Sullivan's head and both men took an extra
rEase Buck Freeman singled to center field
and both runners scored VIZ.
In the next three innings there was notnlne
doing for the visitors. but In the fifth sullivan
hit a single to right field and stole second
Grenainger then came up and singled to left
scoring Sullivan. Again in the seventh the MILL
ers scored two runs when Sullivan singled, Gre-
minger walked and Graham made single, scor-
ing the right fielder. Greminger scored on q
fielders choice hit by Freeman, which retired
Graham second
In the next inning the Minneapolis bunch went
after Dunkle for fair, and after making Iour
runs quit working for the remaining inning. Cad
wallader was first up, and just to show what
pitcher can do hit for three bases. Davis also
poked out a three-bagger, scoring the twtrler and
sullivan passed, then the big third baseman
fell in line and touched Dunkle for the third
three-bagger of the inning. This made a total
OF nine runs for the millers to lone one which
the colonels made In the third when Hallman
singled and scored on double by Woodruff. The
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
AMONG THE INDEPENDENTS

: Manager Young of the Zenos says that the
Est Minneapolis team attacked with a case
Of cold feet and refused to play his team and
consequently he is without game for Sunday.
is willing to try conclusions with the fast
Zenos a game can be arranged by addressing
Manager II. w. Young, sol Fourth street NE.
T. c. $3.50.
The Rydells have secured the services of
the team will now be in condition to meet any
and, all of tho best teams in the state. If
there are any teams who wish games for Aug.
Il and l9 they can make arrangements by ad-
dressing Manager G. Bernhardt Knutson, 244o.
The Sims will play the Anquists Of Cam
den Place Sunday afternoon Players of the
simms are requested to meet at Ninth avenue
and Marshall streets at 1 pm. Loring will
pitch for the Simms and Theilen or Boran will
catch.
The Olsons defeated the Hall & shaws bv
score Of 10 to l. The feature Of the game was
the pitching Of steinfeldt.
The zucess team defeated the Givens by a
score OF Is to !. The feature of the game was
the pitching Of Zaltman. For games with the
winners address P. Kaplan, 623 Seventh aY-
enue' N. - -
The Matt Ficks defeated the Frenchtowns in
double-header by scores of 8 to s and to O.
W alter Alvin, rightfelder, has signed with the
Flcks. For games with the winners address
frank Lohner, 1915 Aldrtch avenue N.
ceisior Sunday, where they are scheduled to
meet the local team. All players are reouested
70 meet at the Minnetonka waiting station on
S1tn street. and Hennepin at 1:30 o'clock sharp
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

GAMES ToDAY.s = ~
Pittsburg at New York .-- -rr.-.-
Chicago at Brooklyn. IT, -, Dr.
st. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
At Philadelphia VI - RH E
Cincinnati ...ooo2d11 1ooooo-44 ! 9
Batteries-Ewing and schlei; Roy, Ritchie and
DOOM. + '"' 49,. -.f-.' &
plttsbuFs :"..:....eeeee9eooIe 8
New York .,.:::.:o9 1900 l*I 9 2
and Bowerman. !.
At Roston- ".f RH
st. Louis ......-..o.o1Qoooo Ia I !
Boston y. ..........0 o o o O 0 O Q 90 6 8
Batteries-Beebe and Marshall Lindaman and
Needham. ..E ..--.-. Nj, ~
At Brook1yn- .. g. Ri p
chicago ............o o1ooo1o !
Batteries-Brown and Moran; stricklett and
Bergen.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
EASTERN AND WESTERN
GOLFERS IN COMPETITION

Long Branch, N. J., Aug. I1.-There was an
exciting contest between George Low and Alex
Smith on the last thirty-six holes of the Metro
politan Golf association championship yesterday
at the Hollywood Golf club. ending with Low
taking the honors as the new S3bs holder.
Low had carried of the lead from the second
round Of 145 to 1852. After the third round it
was Low go and Smith 225. For his fourth
round Smith earned Il, Low doing "A.
The final totals were Lew 204 and Smith 296
Jerome Travers led the amateurs with SO5 and
made II In the afternoon.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
NORTHERN LEAGUE

At Lake Linden R4H d
Winnipeg .........0 $4,000 oo22 9 8
Lake Linden Il 90 o 0 o o o OIL 4 2
Batteries sehurch and Kurke; Bushelman and
yoss. 80 VI
At Calumet r n q
Fargo ...........l 1o1ooo-5 II s
Calumet .........0281 0 t-13 II s
Batteries Morrison and Mutter; Mcmillan
and Stewart.
At Houghton- H n
Duluth i o 0so1 2oOo-4 s 4
Houghton ....i....0 % 2 % o o o O so-2 8 8
tings and Smith. s.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE

GAMES TODAY.
New York at Chicago
Boston at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at St. Louis. - ~
At Detroit r E
Detroit. ........ 1O1 O1o0-3 q 3
Boston. ......... 0 3 O 0 o. 8 l
Observation-Disclosures and Payne: Winter and
Peterson.
At st. Louis R II e
st. Louis. ........ 0 o O o - o
Philadelphia. ...... o 0 O 0 0 90 1
Batteries-Powell and O'Connor; Bender Wad-
dell and Schreck.
At Chicago R 81 E
Chicago. .......... 0 O 0 O % s /
New York. ...... 0 0 0 O o O-t 3; o
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; 1Chesbro and
Kleinow.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
D0UGHERTY GETS
MATCH WITH TWIN"

Milwaukee. Wis, Aug. 11.-Frank Mulkern,
manager Of Jack Dougherty, today received
word from the club at Butte, Mont, that the
match was closed between Mike Twin Sullivan
and Jack for Labor day. The weight will be 14O
pounds at O'Clock. Dougherty will start
training at once. 49,. -
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
TREASURY SHARKS
HAVE Upton CUP
Journal Special Service,

JournaI SpectaI SerVtoe,
Washington, Aug. 1l.-Treamry officials will
not be called on to pass upon the question as
to whether duty will be collected on the cup
sent to this country by Sir Thomas Upton, to
be competed for by American yachts. This
question Is now in the hands Of the appraisers
at New York, and If appeal is taken 1t will
be direct to the court and the treasury depart
ment will not have to settle the question.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
CENTRAL LEAGUE

South Bend 2, Springfield 8.
Wheeling 1, Evansville s.
Grand Rapids 8, Dayton 0.
Canton s, Terre Haute z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
HYLAND DEMANDED
81 L LONG END OF PURSE

i Los Angeles, Aug. 11.-Cyclone Thompson of
Sycamore and Dick Hyland, the San Francisco
whirlwind, were matched yesterday to fight twen-
ty rounds here Aug. %. The fighters to
make 1873 ringside. In order to get this match
Thompson obliged to guarantee Hyland
81 ,25O, win, lose or draw.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
IOWA STATE LEAGUE

Marshalltown 8. Oskaloosa 2.
kcokuk 6, Waterloo 2.
Fort Dodge 4, Burlington o.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11

The drug stores are doing
a land-ofice business in
ssspring tonics." People are
trying to take enough iron
into their systems to make
up for a year of unscientifc
eating.
But there is a growing
army that stays away from
the drug stores the year
round because it daily eats
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
AEjpiiktezo !

the food that supplies the right
quantity Of vegetable, iron-and
the right kind of nutriment-
with every meal.
Eating Apitezo is the rational way
of keeping well-and a pleasant way.
Apitezo is crisp, tasty and easy 70 dr.
gest, and contains a proper proportion
of every needed food element.
Try Apitezo with milk or cream for thirty
days-then go back to your ordinary foods
II you like them.
Grains. 10c the package
Sold by grocers eyerywhera
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Nashville 5, Atlanta T.
Memphis l.. New Orleans 2. III
Montgomery 2, I, Birmingham 4, 8.
Shreveport !, 8, Little Rock g. Is
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
BURNS AND KAUFMAN
MATCHED FOR ANGELES
Journal Special Service,

Los Angeles, Aug. 1.-THE Tommy Burns and
AL Kaufman match was made yesterday by Man
ager McCary to take place probably Sept II.
PHILADELPHIA and the big heavyweight left for
the coast last night. This match will create in
terest thruout the country.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
SHELDON WON AT TENNIS

Kansas City, Aug. 11.-Dr. Frank s sho,
don qt:n had very little trouble defeating W. p
Higgins of Lawrence. Kan, in the final rouni
OF the Missouri valley tennis tournament IN
singles. The scores were: e-4 As, 6-3. Sheldon
and Vernon. the Missouri valley champions
played In singles today in the challenge round
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11

Bowbells, N D., Aug. 1.-THE Bowbells
team downed the crack Westhorpe team here by
the score Of 8 to o. The fans were treated to
one Of the fastest exhibitions ever witnessed
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
EASTERN LEAGUE

Rochester 8, Jersey City O.
Buffalo o, Providence 8.
; Toronto s, Providence .. &
Montreal 1, Newark 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
PUT DENTS IN
The DUNKLE BOY !:
Mi1lers Start Up a swatting Bee
in the Tebeau Settle
ment. @"~
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY.
Minneapolis at Indianapolis.
st. Paul at Louisville.
Kansas City at Toledo.
Milwaukee at Columbus.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
THREE-I LEAGUE

Peoria 8, Dubuque s. ..
Cedar Rapids 4, Decatur 8. .,
Bloomington 2, Davenport 4.
Rock Island 4, Z, Springfield /. O.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11

1Wo-pdSe nltS, WOODRUFF; tnree-Dase nlCS Cad
wallader, Davis, Greminger; base balls, of
Dunkle 4, off Cadwallader 6; struck out by Cad
wallader 1, by Dunkle 8; hit by pitched ball.
oyler, Davis; double plays, Greminger Fox and
Freeman; left bases, Minneapolis s. Louis
vile Z. Time, 300. Umpire, Kane.
PLAY IN THE MUD.
Toledo, Aug. 11.-Toledo and Milwaukee broke
even yesterday each team winning its game by
oportune stick work. The field was sea of
mud. The scores:
First Game R H e
" " v v U ! Il
Milwaukee ....... 2 O 2 0-5 12 4
Batteres-Chech and Land; Sage, Goodwin,
Curtis, Dougherty and Roth.
Second Game R H q
Toledo ........... 20 100 o-9 12 8
Milwaukee ....... 0 2 4 o 0 O-S IA 8
Batteries-Sutthof and Land Goodwin and
Beyille.
INJuNs CONTINUE TO LOSE.
Indianapolis Aug list. Paul won from In
dianapolis 4 to yesterday. Geier, at short
stop for st. Paul. had eleven assists The
score:
indianapolis ...... 0 100000 O2oole ii
St. Paul ........ l 0 o 2 Q 0 90
Batteries-Kellum and Holmes; Pruitt and
Drill.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11

SWAMI PITCHES NO HIT GAME,
r Columbus, Aug. 1.-Pitcher Swami Of Kan
sas City yesterday made the league leaders the
victims of the first no hit game of the Ameri-
can association season. He gave no bases on
reached first inheld errors Nobody got to
second Sharp Of Columbus fielding made the
game battle for six innings. Burke's batting
in the seventh and eighth innings gave Kansas
City four of her five runs. Manager Clymer
OF the home club was put off the field. The
score:
Columbus .....:.. ooooo-o Q 2
Kansas City. ....... o 0 2 2 is 7
Batteries-Groth and Blue: Swami and I.sahu
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
STATE LEAGUE

Freeport 1, Oshkosh II.
La Crosse l. Wausau 0.
Green Bay 6, Eau Claire 8.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
WESTERN LEAGUE

Omaha 1, Lincoln O.
Sioux City 20, Denver s.
Des Motnes o, Pueblo Z.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-11
CAPTAIN RICHARD WAINWRIGHT. u. S. N.
hasa bic eont the
Sinking Of the Maine

Never been detailed
being
DEATH but from his ability exaggerahon
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-01-19
Bent County Farmers 20 Be Greatly
Benefited.

In the contest for control OF the beet
sugar proposition In this valley II II
the loyal and patriotic duty of every
Bent county farmer and business man
TO stay with the American Beet Sugar
company. This company offers TO build
sugar factory Mt Las Animas: this
will benefit the town and help II grow.
Tho company will also build n railroad
SPUR into the Gagcby country and Into
the Horse creek district. The sugar
company will also build n road through
the county on the north side connect
Ing Rocky Ford and Lamar: this will
benefit the entire valley. :; r. I'M to
the people OF the town and country TO
stay together. We are community OF
interest and what helps one or more
helps ATLAS Animas Democrat.