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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22
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The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-06-22

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Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
HERRERA AND NELSON
 POST THEIR MONEY

Los Angeles. Mar. 31.-Aurelio Her rera posted his forfeit money this morning for the fight with Battling Nelson and the Dane put up his in New York and will sign the articles as soon as they arrive.
 Negotiations were closed last night by. Manager McCarey Of the Pacific Athletic club for a twenty-ro fight between Nelson and Herrera for the Fiesta attraction of his club. For the last week the laundry man has been keeping the wires hot sending tele- grams to Nelson. bus the battler would not come to terms until last night, when he wired that he would accept if guaranteed a s2O.0O0 house, which McCarey guaranteed.
 The training of the two men will be directed by McCarey himself in order to be sure that the men put in enough time at hard work and be in fit con ditiOn when they enter the ring. Mo Carey'S idea is that the men cree; training quarters outside the city linn its
 Both fighters will post a forfeit Of s2,000 to guarantee their appearance in the ring, and that they make the required weight, I$3 pounds at o'clock the day of the Sight.
 This fight will be one of the biggest attractions since the Britt-Nelson mill when the Dane put James Edward to sleep and won the championship.
 Herrera is said by the sports to be a good match for Nelson. and they predict one of the hardest-fought mills on the coast when these two men hook up.
 Manager McCarey of the local fight club is thinking of matching rhe win ner of the Herresa-Nelson bout and the winner of the Herman-Britt mill. All the men have signified their will ingness to the match, which probably will take place July I.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

not strewn with roses" said @ promi- nent baseball man the other day. 'T have known of occasions when the other fellows deliberately crossed him so as to show him up I remember one instance particularly in a. certain National league club where a lad from Texas was trying to get a start. He was a strapping big pitcher and look ed good, but as soon as the catcher got next to his delivery he deliberate ly tipped off the batters what kind of ball was coming, and the result was the young fellow was driven to the timber in hurry. Another simi- lar instance. with another club in the same league-Ihat happened before the American was born-was with a new famous ball player. He was catching. and the star pitchers of the team deliberately crossed him SO that he would get hurt and have to retire in favor of an old backstop whose days as a big league man were over, but these pitchers were his friends and wanted to keep him in the game. So the young fellow suffered"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
COAST LEAGUE BASEBALL OPENS ON SATURDAY.
Bones Boum and Warren Hall Much .DispleaSed With
 Salary Cuts. ,i

Los Angeles, March 3l.-The Pacif- ic Coast league baseball season will open Saturday April [, and close Suh day. November 1.
 On opening day Los Angeles. San Francisco and Fresno will be at home to Oakland. Seattle and Portland. The opening series with each team will be for eight games and, as has been the custom in the past, there will be no Monday games this sea son.
 The Angels will play at home from April : until May 20, when they leave for Portland and other northern cities for q trip of six weeks, returning home July for games with Fresno.
 The schedule has been prepared and adopted and will be ready for publi- cation Sunday morning, when the fans will be enabled to study out the meanderings of the Angels during the season of seven months.
 The only change made in the re port of the schedule committed was Tn the transfer from Los Angeles to Fresno of six games between the Angels and reformed tramps on the dates July 31 to August ,, both inclu- Sive.
 By the dates assigned to the Angels they will be at home on opening and closing days, July and during Fiesta week, but will be away on Decoration day and Labor day.
 The season has been shortened one month and. the general admission price has been reduced from B cents to 25 cents. This latter change is said to be one direct cause of the cuts in salary contracts of players which has caused much hostile feeling among the players.
 Morley has not wielded the pruning knife on the salaries of his cham pions as generally and liberaIIy as have other managers, and only two of the champions have gone on a strike.
 Bones" Baum and Warren Hail, curve artists who contributed largely to the successful chase of the pen nant last season, are not at all agree able to the reduced salary rendered them, and assert that they will win no pennants for the Angels this sea son unless the price is raised.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

handle a team unless you can make the men play" is the way Selee puts il. With 51 per cent of stock in his valise he can name his own salaries.
 With a man like Selee in charge of baseball in Fl PasO, good men would naturally come this way" said Bickford, who returned this afternoon 10 Deming. where he will see Mir. Selee. He knows all the good men and they all know him.
 Tt would not take long to collect all aggregation which would induce a laI ge number of tourists passing through Fl Paso to stay oyer a day to see a game.
 The fact that Selee cannot stand the northern climate would not in any way impair his efficiency in this city.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

 baseball fraternity.
 Eastern league people are also wait ins for th,eir baseball Jates. The American association brethren. are not alone in their troubles.
 Judging from the reports from the South. the Athletics will indulge in the squeeze play" to a great extent the coming season. Connie Mack has his men working this play a great deal 2t the training grounds.
 The g.. Louis Nationals will not want for third basemen this year. st the third corner of the diamond, as follows: ATndt, Hoelskotter, Ben nett. Perrine, Frantz, James and Hick- man.
 Manager Thornton of Douglas. wired for Kittie Knight Wednesday night. but up to Friday night had received nc word from the Cananea pitcher. II is to be hoped that his services can be secured for the team.-Douglas Dispatch. -
 An exchange says: The entrance to the hotel where Cincinnati stays in Marlin Springs. Texas. has the street number 371. After gazing al it a mo- menG Cy Seymour said 10 Ned Han lon; Clever of these people to hang up my last years batting average. Funny. isn't it? Seymour is still in Cincinnati. The critics can easily pick another number and also another player, however.
 Nearly all the big leaguers are fond of chicken and ice cream. and heaven help the hotel or dining car that flash es these. Or. rather, help the other diners. If they don't get in when the door opens it's all off. The ball play CTS are there at the tap Of the gong. They have been waiting half an hour. They stay there so long as the chick en holds out. Ice cream and apple pie is the fayorite dessert.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

ulating, if possible. some plan for the organization of a team.
 For some unknown reason no club has been formed in this city for the coming season which is almost upon the cranks, although neagly. every other city or town in the southwest has a club that is now getting ready for business this spring and summer. What seems to be lacking is head to the unorganized baseball nethu5i- asts who, while clamoring for a team, are doing nothing toward the organization of one.
 It is confidently expected that out Of the meeting Thursday night will be evolved plan which will result in the early formation Of gocd strong team that will be worthy of a city the size of Fl Paso and will in sure to the lovers of the national sport here some good amusement this coming season.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
ID PROBABLY ORGANIZE
Fl Paso Baseball Players and Fans Will Meet Thursday
 to Take Action.

Fl Paso, Mar. 31.-Believing that un- der the leadership of Frank G.. Selee, baseball in Fl Paso could be restored to it's old time favor, and the sport could be given new impetus through ou: the southwest. F.. H. BickfOrd Of Deming is conferring with local fans today in the hope of influencing sentiment in the right direction.
 Selee came to Fl Paso a month ago. and it now develops that his purpose was to get a line on the local situa- ton. He had expected to meet Mir. Bickford and. with him consult the men whose support is necessary.
 Instead of coming in touch with the right men, Selee encountered a num- Der of citizens. who gave him line of talk that chilled his extremities and after two days led him to return to Deming, where, a day or two later, he received an offer from Pueblo.
 In most respects the Pueblo offer was encouraging enough, but Selee is in the southwest in an attempt to put the quietus on a stubborn attack of rheumatism, complicated by ire quent pleurisy twinges. He has vis- tied Colorado, and his rheumatism be came no better more rapidly than pleased him.
 Fl Pa8c. cc thc o;ner hand, has a climate that thoroughly appeals to him. While the impression has pre- vailed in Colorado that Selee gob- bled up the Pueblo offer, it seems that l he has been holding off. Several rep resent4tives of the Pueblo club have visited him at Deming and they hope | 10 sign him within a few days.
 MT. Bickford says that he has req son to believe that if the proper pub ! lie sentiment were manifested, Selee could come to Fl Paso. MT Bickford has been connected in business ad- ventures with A. G. Spaulding, the | sporting goods man, and Selee. in ad- dition to having made good with Bos- ton and Chicago National league teams, is a Spualding veteran. In this way the two men naturally have been intimate at Deming,
 1 If Fl Pasoans respond properly. MT. Bickford hopes to induce MT. Selee to come 10 Fl Paso again in a short time to meet local fans and discuss the situation.
 From past experience. iJ is said that the ex-manager of the Chicagoans and Bean Eaters has determined never again to enter an alliance with any club in which he does not control 50 1 Ter cent of the stock.
 SeIee Would Take Stock. l You cant make a man play ball 1 unless you pay him. and you can't
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

Eastern league people are also wait ing for th,cir baseball dates. The American association brethren. are not alone in their troubles.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
What The Sports Are Doing
: NOTES AND PERSONALS OF SPORTING WORLD
 :

Over in Indianapolis they don't real ly like to have their team spoken of as a collection of players half of whom are unlInowns. ThaL's the con dition though, and nothing else can be said. There may be consolation in the view that among these same un- knowns there may be some real gems.
 Do you know, could not go on the coaching lines and yell to the play ers," says Pitcher Joss. q don't know why, but l feel more like a criminal on the coaching lines than ball play er try to say few words and then feel sheepish and ashamed of my self, and back to the bench l hike. l guess the rest of tine players feel the same way. and that explains why we don't have several running fire ar lists on the side lines. Elk.
 George Cook. the big husky pitcher who played the first games of last season with Douglas and then finished the season with Clifton, will pich the game with Fort Huachuca3. Cook broke his arm sliding to second at MoreRci last season and was put out of the game for the season. He says he is all O. K. now and that his wing Is as strong as ever.
 Claude Rossman. the new first base man of the Cleyelands, put in busy winter. He played ball with a team of American professionals in Cuba. and on his return played indoor ball in Albany. Then he went in for cross country running until reporting time came.
 Pete Martinez. who pitched for the Douglas team las tyear. says he is out of the game for good. Pete vas injured while switching in the Doug las yards last fall and says he isn't in condition to play ball this year at least.
 IL begins to look as though Fl PasO | is not going to have a team this year. A number of amateur teams have been | organized in the Pass City, but none | as yet to represent the city.-Dcuglas Dispatch.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
HEART TO HEART TALK.

For the purpose of having a heart to heart talk on the subject of breath ing the breath of life into the nos trils of the cold and inanimate form Fl Paso baseball, there will. be. a meeting of fans at the Sheldon hotel Thursday night Cranks of every de- gree will be present and the situation will be discussed earnestly with a view to srousing some interest in the national sport in this city and form
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

With its long season, Fl Paso would be able to secure many of the experts after the regular season in the north and east was ended. There is no question that Fl Paso can use
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

such an attraction as a firstclass base ball team to good advantage. There is not so much entertainment for wis itors in this city that such a feature could not be added to advantage"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
WILL NAME THE TEAM
Ball Players Will Meet On Don
 Luis Field Today in Act D. i've Practice.

What will be the best name for the Bisbee team this year2 This is the question frequent ly discussed among the play CTS and the manager. Before naming the team suggestions for the name will be open to any one. All names sug- gested will be published in the Review. If you have a name for the team you would like to suggest, forward it by letter. addressed to Sport ing Editor Review, Bisbee, Arizona,
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

David S. Rose has been nominated for his fifth term as Mayor of Mill waukee, and yet he was not what made Milwaukee famous"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01
BALL PLAYER KILLED
 NOT ROSE C0l0RED,

"The pathway of the youngster breaking into big league company is
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-01

Manager Griffith of the Fl Paso team is of the opinion that Frank Chance is the best pugilis. in the baseball fraternity.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
WOODFORD

J. F. Smith vas in Cambridge two
days last week.
Seventy-dve Bennington people were
IN Woodtord the 4th.
VIM II. Park dees not gain in health
as fast as his friends would like.
Mrs c. Dart Greensllt returned
from Bennington Wednesday after
nool.
Exior Pellerin and wife have return
ed from a visit with relatives in Jack.
sonyille.
Joseph Wolf of North Bennington
is Ill at the Mt Pleasant house. His
wife is with him.
While at work Tuesday 10 her cot.
tage Miss Anna G. Park FELL hurting
her face quite badly.
Rolin Jenney and Maurice Wall OF
Bennington have been with the party
at the Summit house three days.
Miss Rose Harbour of Bennington
has been a guest of Mrs Amos Aldrich
and Mrs T. +. Harbour OF Ferndale.
VI
O., who has not been here for 10 wears
is visiting his sister Mrs Charles Saw
yer.
Mr. and Mrs George |. Knapp and
Mr. and Mrs Sam Reynolds attended
the celebration in Wilmington Wednes-
day.
Mrs VIM II. Cutler and young son
Dewey are passing tho week with her
daughter Mrs Noyis Loveland of Ben
nington.
C. A. Winchester OF New York stay
ed at George w. Knapp's Monday
night and Tuesday went TO Wilmington
his native place, for his annual vaca-
ton.
Mrs Jane Townsend Of North Adams
and her brother John II. Evans OF:
Bennington have been in town Mr.
Evans went home with his sister for
visit
ERev and Mrs VIM II. Scott OF New
York arrived Tuesday for few days
vacation. Mr. Scott will preach at the
Union church Sunday morning at IL
O'Clock.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
UNCLE SAM AS PEAcEMAKER.
Guatemala and Salvador Making
0vertures For Arbitration.

Guatemala and Salvador Making
0vertures For Arbitration.
WASHINGTON, July 0.-Again the
United States will probably figure as Il
peacemaker. Guatemala and Saliva
dor are making overtures for the ar
bitration OF their troubles resulting
from the alleged activity OF Salvador
In support OF the revolutionary move
ment against President Cabrera OF
Guatemala, and II Is likely that the
United States will be selected as the
country in which the board of arbitra-
ton will meet.
The state department has been advis-
ed of the desire OF the two countries
which are almost at the point OF max
ing war against each other, to have
their differences settled by arbitration,
and, although formal negotiations have
not been made as yet, there seems TO
be but little doubt that an amlcable
settlement Of the points OF difference
will be finally effected through arbitra-
ton.
At the first intimation Of outside in
reference In Guatemalan affairs the
state department sent the Marblehead
from Panama to prevent meddling, and
Mexico and the United States both
made 1t clear that they would look
with disfavor upon any combination
Of Central American powers to over
throw President Cabrera Of Guatemala.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
BENNINGTON BRIEFS
News of the Town and Village Told
Briefly for Busy Readers.

Briefly for Busy Readers.
James Martin is In Arlington today,
Miss Olive Pope left this morning for
Cottage City,
Frank Vault has taken position
with II, +. Woodman.
Miss Anna Evans OF New York is
visiting her parents here.
George Conan was home from Schen
ectady 10 spend the fourth.
Mr. and Mrs H. N. Williams have
returned from visit 10 Dorset.
p. ]. Pendergast is spending the
week with friends In North Adams.
Mr. and Mrs Timothy Dryer OF Rut
land spent the fourth with relatives
here.
Theo L. Thomas and family return
ed Thursday TO their home In New
| York.
Misses Norah and Margare. MoKe-
ough spent Sunday with friends In Ar
lington.
Mrs VIM. Phalen who has been spend
ing several weeks in Utica has return
cd home.
Mrs Chas. Cooper has been spend
Ing part of the week with friends 10
! Fair Haven.
Mrs Jerry hurley left this morning
for the Troy hospital for an operation
for appendicitis.
mMr and Mrs Harry Z. Burt are ex-
pected here today 10 spend some time
with his parents.
Mr. and Mrs Chas. Sanborn OF West
Medford, Mass, are spending the SUM-
mer at the Walbridge homestead.
DR.. b. c. Jenney left today for New
York, from which place he will take
trip through Maine and Nova Scotia.
Mrs G. A. Bahan OF School street,
who has been suffering with asthma OF
the heart for the past three months, is
critically i'll.
Horace +. Woodman Is talking OF
erecting a new barn on his premises
on Grand View street, and the same
has been staked out in case he should
build.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
Fine md JaiI For Land shark.

PORTLAND. Ore, July Oh. Mel
drum, former United States surveyor
general for the district Of Oregon, was
sentenced to pay a fine Of $3.50 on each
of twenty-one counts and to serve sixty
days In the federal penltentiary at
McNeil's Island, Wash, for conspiracy
to defraud the United States govern
ment in connection with land deals In
this state.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
Young WILLARD. Body Found.

CATsKILL, N. Y, July 0.-The body
of young man found floating In the
river here has been Identified as that
OF Paul II. Willard OF Stamford, Conn.
the seventeen year-old son of School SUI
perintendent Everett c. Willard. Young
Willard on Monday night disappeared
from the Albany night boat c. W.
Morse.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
FARM FOR SALE |!

Dairy Farm go acres; 600 sugar
trees never failing spring water to
buildings; fair buildings; three miles
from raftsbury tVermont) villa &c;
eight miles from Railroad; strong soil,
excellent conditiod. Price $1,000; $500
down, balance $50 per year; price ASA
ed veCy low as owner has left Yer mont
and property must be sold. Further
particulars by addressing G. S. Page,
H yde Park, VI. 1882
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06
FOR SALE.

The new modern up-to-date house,
No 30i West Main Street, Bennington,
Vt. This is the property of DR. l.. L..
Fillmore, who Il now In California,
living permanently.
Also the residence of Geo. w. Wal
worth, located on Prospect Street, in
the village OF North Bennington, VT
also the two tenement house of Mr..
Walworth on same street, adjoining
the first described.
JOHN NASH, Agent,
Bennington, Vt.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-07-06

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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1906-06-09
HARp LUCK FAILS TO TURN.


Gel. BIN Stsrrett Relates . Pathetic
story in His Experiences.
ut does beat ALL" remarked Colonel
Bill Sterrett OF Texas, as he gazed Into
the wood fire In the house press gallery.
''how far some people will 60 to skin
other people.
II remember a case where was In
dulging my appetite for poker In a
game where there want no more limit
than there was Christian charity. A
party named Gibbs was in the game too.
It came along to a place where there
was a big Jackpot. I was losing regu-
lar and Gibbs was winning regular, and
I looked at him kinder baleful two or
three times. Finally this Gibbs party
says to me: Bill, you don't know
nothing about this game. kin outplay
you and I kin outluck you. You can't
hold 'em against me-
THAT made me kind o. sore and l
says: 'Mebbe l can't, but I'll bet you
$40 I've got better pair than you have
just at this identical moment before the
draw
"'You're on says Gibbs, putting out
4. couple of blue chips. What you
gotY
"sPair Of kings I said.
"'Huh,' says Gibbs. pushing the chips
over to me, take the money
"Then I stuck out my chest and
opened that pot. Gibbs trailed along
cud we drew cards. Gibbs took three
and so did I. There was right smart
chips in the pot and bet fifty. Gibbs
raised me fifty. had garnered two
more kings. I hiked it back and we
went along as If we owned the treas
ury, until finally called and threw
down my four kings. Dot CAST ye,
Gibbs I says, 4 got you that time
"Hold on says Gibbs, showing four
aces, TIL take that myself
Snow what do you think Of that7 He
had them two aces all the time and
give me that ten without showing them
and then goes out and gets me for all
the chips I've got. Washington Letter
In New York World.