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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
EXHIBITION.

TueSday-Providencc and New York M
tionalS ut New York, Cleveland ut Column
bus, Buffalo at Cincinnati Boston Amcri-
cans at Louisville. Detroit at Indianapolis
Brooklyn at Baltimore, Chicago White
SoX at Dayton. New York Americans at
Lynchburg. Boston Nationals at Prince
ton. Phillies and Athletics at Philadel
phia. Browns and Cardinals at St. Louis,
Pittsburg ut Springfield. Ill
WedneSday-BOSton Americans at Co
lumbus. WaShinCtons at Baltimore. Chi
cago White SoX at Springfield. o.. Provi-
drnce and New York Americans at NEW
York, Manhattan and New York Nation
ais at New York, Boston Nationals at
Newark, Pittsburg at Decatur. ID, trOit at
Toledo.
ThurSday-Roston Americans at Column
bus. Chicago White Sox at Springfield. O..
Baltimore at Washington. Newark Ind
New York Americans ut New York. De
troit at Toledo.
triday-Clevcland at Louisville Detroit
at Columbus. Princeton at Washington.
Newark at Waterbury, Montreal at Bride-
ton.
Saturday. Cleveland ut Louisville. De
troit at Columbus, Chicago White Sex at
Grand Rapids, Newark at Waterbury.
Sunday-Clcveland at Louisville, Detroit
at Dayton. Chicago White Sox at Grand
Rapids, New York Nationals at Newark.
COLLEGE.
Tuesday-Boston National League
Princeton at Princeton.
Observation-Disclosures of Maine IIar-
ward at Cambridge, Boston College Holy
Cross at Worcester Nillanova University Y
Of PENNSYLVANIA at Philadelphia. I'rSinuS-
Carlisle Indians at Carlisle. University Of
Syracuse University of Virginia at Char
lottcsvfle. Manha New York Nation
ais at New York Polo grounds, Wesleyan
| Brown at Providence.
| ThurSd1y-Iale-GeorC at Wash
| inSton, Princeton University Of Virginia
at charlottesville, Columbia Naval Acadc-
my at Annapolis.
Norfolk, Princeton Washington American
League at Washington. Lehich-John,
| Hopkins at Baltimore 1.-TWO gamcS)
| Snturday-Trinity IN. - College Han
ward ut Richmond. Va: Princeton
Georgetown at Georgetown. Dartmouth-
| Holy Cross at Worcester. Trinity Iiart-
| fordl-E University of Pennsvlvania al Phil
| adclpma. Rutgers at West Point Willis
| ton Academy at Amherst, T.afavCtte-Cor-
hell at Ithaca, Tale-UriverSitv of Virginia
at Norfolk. George Washington Column, /,
| ut Washington. University of Syracu.e
| Naval Academy at Annapolis, Tufts
| Brown at Providence
NATIONAL LEAGUE
THURSDAY. Friday and Saturdav-Bos,o,
IT Brooklyn. New York at Philadelnbia
| PfttsburS at st. Louis. Chicago at Gin.
cinnati. '''
Sunday-Chicaso at Cincinnati. Pitts
| burg at st. Louis
AMERICAN LEAGUE
STANDARDIZATION at New York .AtI,let
les at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
RACING NOTES.

The $3.50 purses 1T SauGus will hc raced
July l1-27. and horses eligible to the III
2.l' 2.25 trotting. 2Li 2lS. 80 pacnr
classes may be named
Allandorf. 2191t. is d.ld He was \ son
of Onward and Alma Mater and is credit
cd with four - performers inclIIdinp
Strong Boy. 211;i the sire of Dr. Strong
2.O5&;
A man who ought to know saws that
the horse Lo Currier. bought for Doc
Spcrry, 2."a, is the one who WAS ont ring
ing few years ago and identified as
Sperry.
The delay in the announcement of tE,,
early closing classes at Providence is dine
to tn" fact that Albert Moone il nut
ting in all his time just at present get
ting entries for Charter Oak.
They are beginning to show courage ont
IN Cleveland and talk Of giving a grand
circuit at Glenville whether or no. This
Is the right sort of spirit. and it is easy.
to guess that Harry Devereaux is tho
man behind the gun.
Fred Lee of West Springfield has sold
to Macon. Ga. parties the 3-year-old colt
Gay BIngen for $500. The youngster *
now in the South, member of Jimmie
brady's stable. who thinks him one of
the best trotters he has ever handled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
COTE AND SWEENEY MATCHED.
After Bout at Rochester Cote Will
Fight Martin at Augusta.

Arthur Cote and Peter Sweeney will
fight at Rochester, y. H.. on Tuesday
evening. April 10. Both men will
weigh in the night of the fight at 13a
pounds. Cote is iii daily training and
expects to win from Sweeney.
Cote also expects to fight Terry
Martin at Augusta soon. The man
agemcnt wanted him to meet Martin
tn" tenth, but as hc had the fight with
Sweeney Tor that date. another will
have to b" settled ON. cote also is
wanted to fight GoSlin at Woonsocket,
r. j.. the last Of the month, ana the
manager of George Ashley also wants
a match with Cote. Cote is also want
ed t" fight in Sanford and South Ber-
wick. 50 that there is every prospect
Of his having a busy season ahead Of
him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
FOOTBALL AT CARLISLE.
Indians Making an Effort to Arrange
for Game in New York.

c:iilisl" is making efforts to play a
football game in New York next sea
son with some one Of the big Western
colleges. The managers of the Indian
school have been in correspondence
with Michigan, Minnesota and Chicago
and are trying to close Il deal with on"
of the three. Tho game probably will
he played at American League park
once tie scene Of Columbia'S actiVit les.
The matter of the field has not been
taken up at length as yet. as the In
diana are first eager to get it settled
which one Of tn" three colleges will
play the game. 'Pi1c fact that tn" Vest
Crn colleges are hound by the actions
Of the conference on football tn play q
shortened schedule may stand in the
way of accepting the invitation held
ont by the Redskins. From the point
of view of general interest and profit,
the game could hardly be cqualled.
The Indians always have had clever
tc;nS. ana last seasons was no eXccp-
ton. The braves beat West Point and
played well against Harvard and Penn
SylVania. The Rcd and Blue beat Car
lisip 10y one touchdown only. and as tho
Qualcrs bad on" of tho strongest
teams i'll the East last year that feat
shows well tn" quality Of the Indian
school eleven. They always have been
an attraction. and after the novelty of
their entrance into football wore off.
about seven years ago. they proved
their right to consideration hy playing
cloS"-Sc"re games with the biggest col
loc"s and more than once defeated the
large colleges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
j. Of N. Team Starts on
Its Spring Trip Today
Two Augusta Men Are on This
Years Varsity Team.
sraraI Of Monda's League Games Post
uoned Because Of The Weather.

oro,,o Me, April 9.-(SpeciaD.-T
T.. of NJ. baseball team will leave Orono
Tuesday noon for Cambridge, where
their first game Of the season is sched-
uled Wednesday against the Crimson
nine.
On account Of the heavy expenses m
xo,ved in spring athletics only II play
ers will be taken on this trip. Coach
Ru,man asserts that this Will necessi-
tate leaving at home about hve men
who ought to make the trip. Tne SUD-
stitutes, two pitchers, a catcher ana an
inftelder will be used in the outheid
when not playing their regular posi-
tions.
Rehind the bat will be Gordon 'o8 or
Augusta, who had little trouble hoid-
ing Frcst's curves last season. AS u
substitute Catcher Blossom OF the Law
School has been picked. He has not
been out as long as some of the cam
tlidates. but looks good and can also
play in the field.
Cant. Frost will he the main depend
ance in the box but he will leave the
team after the Exeter game to take
civil service exarnina tionS in Bangor.
One of the third string men will be sent
for. to pitch one of the three remain
ing games Hall, a freshman from Au-
Eusta, will be second twirler and seems
to have seen the game played. Mac
Donald 'O7, will be in the outfield and
available as pitcher for one OF the u.
v. NJ. games if needed.
al ,t frat
another freshman. will be tried. Mayo
is over six feet tall and few high ones
get by him. Coach Butman hopes to
make a reliable man of him as he IS
anxious to have 4 solid infield. Burns
'07, who played shortstOp part OF the
season last year, has been moved up to
second. His place at shOrtstop Will be
filled by Scales '09. who was one of the
mainstays Of the basketball team. Hig-
gins '09 will hold down third and is ok
pected to make good, but is not yet II
very good form. His work last summer
in the Trolley League was said to bt
guilt edged.
SAWYER 'OS Is to be in his old position
at left field where he made good last
year. Chase '0S. who played third last
year will substitute the infield. Coacl
Butman has been drilling the men
hard on the points of the game and II
the team works together as he intends
they should make n creditable showing
The first game will he watched with
considerable interest to soc how the
freshman infield will wear.
The team will be accompanied by the
coach and Manager Hayward. ON
Thursday April II. they will play The
Massachusetts Agricultural College al
Amherst: Saturday April Il, Phillips
Exeter Academy at Exeter. n. H.;
Monday April 1S. Norwich University
at Northfcld. Vt. and two games
Tuesday and Wednesday with the
University of Vermont at Burliagt ten
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
ROWING DATES.

The big college events for the season
are as follows:
April 2s-Pennsylvania vs.. AnnapolI,
first and second crews at Annapolis.
May 5-Yale VS.. Annapolis at Annapo-
lis
May 12-Yale freshmen VS.. Columbia
freshmen at New Haven.
May 10-Triangular regatta between a.
lumbia, Georgetown and Annapolis 1t
Annapolis.
May 25-Harvard VS.. Cornell Cvarslty
crews) at Cambridge ''
May 26-American Henley at PhiladcI-
phia.
May 3o-Junior college regatta at tn
aca, n. Y N i'''
Traces for college creWs) 20
JUNG 2-lntercollegiate regatta at
June 2S-Harvard VS.. Yale at New Inn
don CT. hoh-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
WATER BASKETBALL
Game Makes Decided Hit With Girls
at Vassar.

Tho game of water basketball invented
according t. report by the swimming in
Structor at the Chicago Central Y NJ a.
"A. IS played by the swimmers IN one
Eastern college. That is Vassar. Tho
game has taken strong hold mp there.
The tank is not q very large affair. and
the game can be played without grcat
eX"rtion. There arc two baskets tho
same as in the floor game fixed high on
the wall. The regulation basketball is
used. II is permitted 10 take the bail
down underneath the water. but ~ tbi.:
sometimes results in a slight suffocafion
"i The player it is not q favorite hit OF
strategy. This and soccer water polo are
inc novelties Of the present swimming
season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

Tu"sday-Adam Ryan W. Ambv NECTAR
ry. tuxedo y. G.. l3SSinGton. Pa; Sailor
I.urk" W. joe Ha@Hn. New York: Young
k"nnrN IS. Fred Sidney. Lowell.
Wc1nc"daN-Rufc Ferns ". Charley
fiitt". Albany; Kid Herrick vs.. Jim
Potts. Grand Rapids.
ThursdaY-Jack DouGhcrty w. Barney
Furoy. Peoria. Joe Grim vs. Jim sean
lon. Altoona; J. Goodman vs.. q. Forbes
New York
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
ANOTHER YOST.
hfother OF Famous Athlete Is Rapid,
Coming to the Front.

"A young brother of Fielding r. Yost.
the Michigan football coach, now is in
Mercersburg Academy where. under tn.
eye OF Eddie Hobbs. he is developing into
crack with the weights. He is big
boy and is strong and powerful. It is OK
pected that he will enter Michigan when
ne iedVes Mercersburg. If Yost is coach
"hen MS brother enters there may be
persons who will cry 'favoritism'' if tho
younger Yost makes the football team. At
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
SUBSCRIPTIONS COMING,
Response to Call for American Tennis
Fu6d Is a Liberal One.

With the announcement last week
that the American team of lawn tennis
challengers was selected for the in
ternational cup matches, a new i'm
petus WAS shown in the way subscrip-
tions were made to the fund with
which to defray the expenses of the
players abroad. The sum total of s11O5.
which Frederick G. Anderson. chair
man of the committee in charge of
the American team. had on hand, was
swelled by the receipt of s615.
The largest single subscription of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10

present accounts he ought to b. able to-
max" 4 place without n"potism. At Sy
rIcusc the snG Of the rowing culch Jim
Ton Eyck. Jr. is rowing in the freshman
boat. Young Jim is. however. a single
sculIer ~ reputation. ANA hc does not
need his fathers help tu hold down Il
place as stroke Of the '09 crew
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
OMPlRES ASSIGNED.
Names OF Men Appointed to Arb;trate
Opening Series of Games,

Sh,cago' April s.-Having arranged
all the details for the openipr of 9h.
American League. Pres. Johnson Of
that organization left Sunday afte,-
noon Tor the East to be present at some
vi .ne frst games and to attend to
ieaeoe matters around the Eastern cir
Inc umpires have been given their as
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10
MONDAYS Games.

At Philadelphia scheduled game
for Monday between the Philadelphia
American and National League teams
was postponed on account of rair.
At Cincinnati--The game with Tincinnl
Il National and Buffalo f. l.. was post
poned: wet grounds
At Washington-The Washington Amer
lean Brooklyn National game WAS post
poncd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10

Manager Jones of the Chicago Am
ericans says that the time spent in
the South by the White Sox this
spring was time wasted and that his
team IS far from being in good physi
cal condition to begin the league race
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10

Managers of several college han
hliies nave appealed to Pres. Johnson
anu Fuiiiam to use their influence to
make 1t possible for them 10 get a
supply Of the first grade basebaus
me colleges have trouble in getting
good balls in job lots each wear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-10

me American League annually gives
% party passes. OF these each club
gets three and Pres. johnson has 26
for his personal distribution.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1906-04-03
Shoes and Slippers,

The greatest line O
good, solid, reliable Shoes
ever shown by a New.
berry store. Every pail
built on the square, the
best yet for the money.
For Ladies the Queen
Quality leads them all, a
grand display to select
from. In Mems fine wear
see the Haman & Sons
Korrect Shape and,many
others. There's no bet
ter to be had.
Hundreds of styles in
Patent, Black and Tan
Oxfords for the little folks.
A visit to our mammoth
store will pay you any
day. Great line Hats an
ceived. Panamas are he
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to select from don't fall on the wayside but come to
headquarters.
100 fine ready to wear shirts, beauties at $475. =:
roo pieces fine shirt waist embroidery patters at
: So 49, beauties ask to see them.
100 bolts 0-4 unbleached sheeting II cents yd.
500 yds. bleached table linen at "a cents yd.
500 large bed spreads this week 90 cents:
500 large bed spreads $500 kind at $l.4e:.:
A wagon load towels ALL kind worth up to rs cents
choice Of lotto cents each. .-.-
100 pieces 40 inch Is c. lawn at &c. =
$50 pieces 40 inch.20c. lawn at IL IL cts.
2 cases pndar batste beauny S cts yd ,<
cases esrella batste 6 % suit material at loc.
yard. j.:
1000 yds 20 and 25 cent swisses at l2c. yd.
1000 yds all kinds madras ginghams and chambry
at cents yd.
= cases fine bleach cheap this week.
1000 pair black cat stockings this week IL 2c. pair
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day. Great line Hats and Gents Furnishings just re-
ceved. Panamas are here already Ask to see them.
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Clothingd Clothing

In fine up-to-d date Clothing carry full line Of the ~
!:
worId's we'll known nakes--Strauss Bros, Fecheimer &
Fsche Snelngburg many Others the Mems stylish 49,
United States Ask to the pretty
Grays and Serges shown in AYYN1
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ling great Hundreds nobby, nice suits for the
little fellows. Mothers try Mrs: Jane Hopkins Clothes
for your boy Clothes problem will be solved
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Dress Goods Department.

No where else in the Carolnas can you find more
up-to-date dress goods department. All the worlds new
est weaves shown here by us, all fashion leaders
tell from far and near they have no better and
determined to give the good people Of Newberry
town and county always the newest OF the new, and at
no time will we be undersold This April sale Of fine
dress sufs Laces Silks, Embroideries, Etc. will DOUBLE
pay you to visit often. Below list few Nos. that
wont let money stay in your pocket -
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TWICE A WEEK. $1. 30 A WEAR

then just begun. The dispensary peo-
pie were sleeping. Tho combination
against it of all its enemies was w.
ing dormant for the purpose Of strik-
ing 1t It's death blow. Just as T
thought the thing has turned out, and
there are now people, claiming to be
for the dispensary who arc hoping
to get office upon it, and at heart
would mash the life out of il if il
were in their power.
Are there any other matters
which you would like to mention"
was asked Senator Blease.
"ies, sir;' he replied. 81 am in
favor of biennial sessions OF tho gem
cral assembly. am in favor of
law prohibiting children under twelve
years OF age from working in cotton
mills. | am in favor of q law limit
ing the hours of labor in cotton mills
to ten hours per day and for railroad
employees making it not more than
thirteen hours per day. am in
favor of liberal appropriations to
provide for our Confederate soldiers
| am in favor OF liberal but not OK
lmvagant appropriations for our
state institutions of learning, and in
favor of building up the free school
system SO that every white child in
!his state can be given a common
school education in comfortable and
convenient school houses. am in
favor OF taxes paid by the white pco-
pie going to aud being used only for
the education of white children.
am opposed to the extra court system
as it has been practiccd within the
last couple years. l am opposed to
the cNtravagant appropriations which
in some instances are being made
by the general assembly. There are
other matters which might mention
rs being opposed to or being in favor
of, but when they are presented by
the advocates Of them on the stump
will then present to the people
fully my views upon all questions
that may be raised in the campaign,
and rest my candidacy upon my re-
cord in the state Legislature and the
state senate since 1S90.'
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SENATOR BLEASE IN RACE.
Will Be Candidate For Governor
This Summer-His Platform
Announced

State Senator Cole. l.. Bease was
seen yesterday and his attention was
called to the reports published in tho
newspapers throughout the State to
the effect that he would be in the
next &uAernaturial campaign. Mr..
flrasr was asked to make definitc
statement in regard to his candidacy.
lie vas ASKED the direct question,
"Will you be Il candidate for COVER
nor this summer9''
"Yes. sir; am in the race" he
said. Il have been for some time and
expect to be in until the finish.'
ut appears that probably the lead
ing issue in the coming campaign will
be the liquor question: what is YOU,
position ,n the dispcnsary9' was
asked Mr.. Blcase.
81 think it very unfortunate that
our people S|"nld have reached the
point where dealing with the whiskcy
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In The Wild East.
Chicago Record Herald.

Chicago Record Herald.
The Wild West, is Il memory, fra
grant still, but fnst fading. 1t has
reality only for worshipcrs Of Buffa-
10 Bill, and for small boys so surfeit-
I'll with dime novels that they arc
ready to start afoot to fight the bad
Indians. But the Wild Fast we have
even now with us. We have it not
merely in the organized wildness Of
Tammany Hall and in the cynical
raiders Of Wall street, but also in
those more delightful manifestations
which we'll up from the very bosom
Of the life Of the people. What could
be truor to the imaginary Far West
than this Incident carried by the cur
rent dispatches from q city as far
east as Richmond, Va.7 At the vii
lagc Of Norwood a man, name regret
tably unknown, being "too lazy to
get out Of bed to cxtinguish a lamp
which he had forgotten to put out
before retiring, attempted to shoot
out the light.' The bullet hit the
wrong part OF the lamp, it is true,
but that only shows that tho Wild
East is not universally expert rs yet.
The saloon, the dance hall, the gamb-
ling palace and other buildings in
that part of the wilderness, to a total
value of $4,000, were destroyed in
the conflagration that followed. The
time may not be far distant wheu
the sedate cowboy from Texas, max
ing brief visit to the East for the
sake Of roughing it, will find Virginia,
New York or even Massachusetts,
treating him la tenderfoot making
him dance to the music Of bullets
shooting his hat off for fun, and put
ting out the lights for him by bullet.
What stories the man from Texas
will be able to tell when he gets back
to his children ...
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Vice President-C. G.. Feathcrstone,
l.aurens, S. c.. ....
Treasurer-Rev. w. !, Herbert, Co.
lnmbia, s. c. .. -
SerretaTy--W. Austin Hudson,
Grecnville, S. c. ...
Statistical Secrctary-.J. Adgcr
Smythe, Jr., Pclzcr, S. C..
'Tchchcr Training Secretary--E. l..
Hughes. Grcenville, S. C.
Primary Supcrintendent-Mrs. M.
a. Carlisle, Newberry, S. G.
Entertainment will be provided for
all delegates. Notify Mr.. A. NJ.
Lauder. Pclzer, of your coming. Rail
road companies have granted special
rates for this convention, on certifi-
cate plan. Every Sunday school is
entitled to bo represented.
Interesting and full exhibits of
Sunday school helps-appliances,
books, maps, charts and the like-will
be made by several Of the leading
publishing houses.
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Blythe For Solicitor.

MAJOR EdgewOrth N. Blythe, Of
Greenvillc, announced himself can
didatc For solicitor of the tenth judi
cinl circuit, to succeed Solicitor J. +.
Boggs, of Pickens, who will run
against Mr.. Wyatt Aiken for con-
gressman from the third district.
Mr.. Boggs made known his aspi-
ratious for seat in congress only a
few days ago. So far Major Blythe is
the only candidate tor the vacant 80
licitorship. ,.,-,