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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-29
Better Than Spanking

Spanking does not cure children OF bed
wetting. Ifit did there wonld be few
children that would do it. There is a
constitutional cause for this. Mrs. MI
Summers, Box 425 Notre Dame, Ind,
will send her home treatment to any
mother. she ask no money. Write her to-
day if your children trouble you in any
way. ID ont blame the child. The chanc-
es are il can't help it.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-29

Total l....................si1 si19, lS7 e4
State of South Dakota, county of Lake, IS:
/, q. L. McCallister, cashier of the above named
bank do eolemnly swear that the above statement
is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
q l.. McCALLISTER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn To before me this 18th
day of March, 1857 A, W. sPoNHoLZ, Notary
Public.
Correct--Attest: i. d. FrTTs, E. l.. Fits, T.
Il. McCALIIsTEK Directors
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-29
Financial Statement

No. alag. Report of the condition of the Fret
National Bank, at Madison, in the state of south
Dakota, at the close of business March -, 1907.
RESOURCES.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-29

For Catarrh, let me send you free
just to prove merit, a trial size box of
DR.. Shops Catarrh Remedy. 1t is a
snow white, creamy, healing antiseptic
balm that gives instant relief to Catarrh
OF the nose and throat. Make the free
test and see. Address DIR. SHooP. Ra-
oine. Wis. Large jars so cents. Sold by
Schultz u Ketcham
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1907-03-29
DANGER OF Overflow Lessened.

Fargo, N. d.. March 28.-The sud
den fall In temperature has checked
the superficial thaw and clearing
weather has improved the food condi-
tions In this vicinity. The Red river
Is rising at considerably less than an
inch per hour. Advices from up
stream Indicate that the crest Of the
food has passed at Wahpeton and
Abercrombie and stationary water is
anticipated here shortly.
You can't tell woman's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Hei complexion is fine. She is
round, plump and handsome; in fact,
she is young again. 35 cents, tea or
tablets. Schultz & Ketcham.
Otey Lots
for residence purposes tor sale, ol6 to
20 -E. Sheridan
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DRIVERS VS.. BANKERS
Interesting Baseball Contest is Being
Arranged for One Day
Next Week.

One of the greatest and most
popular baseball games of the sea-
son Is being arranged to be played
one day next week on the park ball
grounds. while the league team is
away. It will be between the Clarks-
burg Driving Club and the local
bankers, the latter having accepted
a challenge by the former. Hay
meaa Maxwell and Arthur Parsons
for the driving club ana E. B. Del
son and Fred B. Wood for the bank
ers are committees having the pro-
posed game in charge. The proceeds
are TO go to, the good roads fund.
The lineup Of the teams WI be an
uounced later The game will doubt
less be very largely attended and
there is guarantee that all the
fans will get their moneys worth.
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/ AIRN0NT Celebrates
RAISING OF PEDnATT
By Losing First Game Of New Sea-
SON TO Billy Earle's Scott
dale Bunch.
RoEPER HAD EN- PUZZLED
And Mack's Boys Couldn't hit Him,
But Visitors Landed on
McFarIan.
ElIs BAD 'EM PUZALED

Fairmont celebrated the raising OF
the first West Penn league pennant
at Southside park in that town yes
terday afternoon by losing the first
game of the new season to Billy
Earle's scottdale team, the score be-
ing to /.
About one thousand people saw
the raising of the glad rag at the
park Preceding the program at the
park the local team carrying the
pennant and the scottdale team.
paraded on Main street led by the
First regiment band.
At the park the two teams former
In line near the home plate and the
band leading them they marched to
the flag pole in middle field. Presi-
dent Power in a few well chosen
words congratulated the members OF
the Fairmont team and compliments
ed the members of the scottdale
team for the clean baseball they
have been playing this season. The
flag was then hoisted and the game
with scottdale began.
There was nothing to the game
but Roper. So completely did he
have the, members of the Fairmont
team at his mercy that but two hits
were scored !, on him, "Doggie's
Taught saved the Fsirmonters from a
shut out when he slammed the bali
over the middle field bank for a
homer In the second inning,
scottdale played superbly in the
Held and many balls that looked good
for hits we're pulled down by the in
helders. Score:
Fairmont. 49,. O100 000-12.2
scottdale. ... o101-4
Mcfarland and Corners; Roeper
and sleyin.
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BEAVERS TAKE FIRST GAME Of
NEW SEASON FROM GLARKSBuRG
Small Crowd Of Fans Witness Poor
Baseball Contest at
a Union Park.
SQUEEZE PLAY SQUEEZED
Score is Tied In Seventh But Beavers
Bunch swats in Eighth
and Win.

Inability to smack the ball at pinch
times lost Clarksburg the baseball
game with Beaver Falls at Union
Park yesterday afternoon, the first
of the new West Penn season, by a
score of to a. The game was a
slow, draggy affair and far from be-
ing crack league baseball.
Lower was placed in the box for
Clarksburg but base on balls and
three heavy hits scared Capt. Ess-
Ter and he pulled Lower out in the
second inning substituting McTIghe,
who finished the game and was land
ed on for eight swats. Rapp did slab
duty for the visitors and gave the
home team seven hits which went to
various parts of the lot.
The. Beavers started the game by
making one tally. Kelley flew to
Essler, Brown famed and Carter got
a nice bingle to left. Nebinger was
walked and Watchorn brought Car
ter in on a swat to left. Kusel
went out short to first.
Simpson started things for Clarks-
burg by making single to left. Hol-
lister up and struck out and Essler
few to right. McGinty landed the
ball into left field for cushion L.
Simpson and McGinty both stole sec
ond. Then Clark punched double
into far left that let Simpson and
Mack cross the quad
The Beavers made three in the
next session. White led on with 9
deuce spotter and Devers sacrificed
him to third and got to first on an
error by Love. Devers successfully
stole second while White slid into
the terminal. Rapp sacrificed Dew
ers and Kelly brought him in on a
hit. Brown reached first on an err
ror by McTighe, Carter flew to right
and Kelley scored on an error by
Love. Nebinger flew to Essler.
On one hit, an error by right field
and short stop. clarksburg scorel
one in the next chapter. t
clarksburg tried the squeeze play
In the sixth but got squeezed, Ter
ril was hit by a pitched bali, Love
sacrificed him getting to first on a
fielder's choice, McTighe few to
right field the base runners advanc-
ing on an error by Devers and simp-
son went to bat. Terril was
caught out at the home plate. simp-
son stole second but HOLSTER died
on an easy one third to first.
Clarksburg tied the score in the
fatal seventh" on two singles and a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-16
SOMERSET QUITS TIE
WEST PENN LEAGUE

business men of Somerset to aid in
any way to support the team and
the fans in that town had shown no
inclination towards helping him
along.
Malarkey has gathered together a
strong bunch of players to represent
Somerset and was to have started
the season today.
AT the present time it is not
known what town will take the fran
chise. There is talk of getting
Parkersourg in the league. The
officials of the Independent team
there seem to think well of the pro-
ject and their final answer will be
given today. Parkersburg is one of
the best baseball towns In the State
and If the people there decide to
come into the league It will make
the organization much stronger and
give 1t eight clubs that viii be
strong financially and ready to stick
out the season.
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Big shortstop of the Pfttsburg Ma
tionals Ma,1ing swats at a
Great Clip.
TEN mTs N Two GAMES
The Bow-Legged Teuton is Now Max.
ing q Good Average With
the Stick.

Hans Wagner, shortStop OF the Pitts
burg Nationals, stands out at present
as one OF the notable features Of the
baseball year. Wagner has mover sur
passed the class of work he is now do
Ing. That statement in itself Is big
testimonial rs to his prowess.
Wagner's stick work has been partic-
ularly good this year. In two recent
games he made Eve hits in five times
at the lat. In another game he made
four hits His average Is away up in
the clouds. He has been batting over
800 most Of the season.
When Pittsburg took four games
from the Chicago Nationals d couple
of weeks ago Wagner Was very much
In evidence. He became a veritabIe
bogy man TO the Windy City curve
mixers. Hans beat the ball until 1t
cried for help. Mordecai Brown, the
celebrated three fingered Chicago pitch
err. said; .'rhe man that can fool Wag-
ner when lie wants to hit the ball can
fool a!y lnaa In America. He knows
almost every pitcher IL afraid of him
and that helps him u whole Tot. This
thought gives HIN great confidence In
himself
Wagner is ~ strong as an OK. He
Is big and "!IElsy III appearance. yet
he is very speedy when in action and
has Il natural. easy style of play. His
long reach "mahles him to gather in
many a bal rhat ut first seems sure to
go past him into the nutfield.
WagncrS p:>sents ate Germans, but
Hans was born IN America. He once
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Two-base hits-Clark, White. Sac
tifce hits Simpson. Clark 2, Love.
Devers, Rapp. Stolen simp-
son 2, McGinty, Carter 2. watchorn,
Deyersl 2. Earned clarksburg
g. Beaver Falls 5. Bases on balls
off lower /, of Rapp /. off McTighe
2. Left on -Clarksburg .,
Beaver Falls 9. First base on errors
-Clarksburg 3. Beaver Falls 2
Struck out-by Lower /. Rapp 9,
McTighe 9. Double play-Brown to
Devers. Passed balrs-Terril, Pfief.
er. Hit by pitcher-Terril. Time
2:15. Umpire-Weayer. Attend
ance-2eO.
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OVER GRAND sTlTg
CauheId Throws Ball to Catcher AL
lowing Two Men to
Score.

With the score tied in the last in
ning.a man on base and two down,
Caufeld. center fielder for the Mis-
fits, threw a hit ball to catcher but
misjudged the distance and the
spheroid went away over the grand
stand allowing the base runners to
score and concluding the game be-
tween the Clothiers and the Misfits
at Union Park last evening, which
vas an interesting contest. Bill
Mulheran on first for the Misfits
played Reddy Mack and kicked up
considerable dust during the game.
The score:
Misfits ......... 1 o o.
clothiers ......... / / o IA
McManaway and Bob Harrison;
Jacobs and Martin.
Both teams will play another game
at the same place next Monday even
ing.
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ATHLETICS
And Clarlsburg West Penn Team
Wit Play Game at Man
uington Thursday.

Arrangements have neen made be-
tween Manager Furbee of the Man
nington Athletics and the manage
ment of the Clarksburg West Penn
team for game on the Warrington
grounds Thursday of this-wee That
day is an open date for the Clariss-
burg team. Warrington has been
travelling some this season and has
not been defeated vet so clarksburg
will have to play BAN to win the
game.
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Players.

getting FREQUENT i;usc&z vn tAe Skins
from foul tips aud concluded TIE only
way to stoo Il wss = wee SILL cards.
The public seemed 81: ,:!sel every
time Fox got crack on the shin and
he would smile. Or>ina:i'v The hiow
would cause catcher to limp for SCI
eral mfrutcs. 1t took selne TING sor
the spectators 10 learn that Fox wo"e
shin guard aMder his heavy stocking,
He Is wc&-;lg the guards now and
hasn't black and blue mark on his,
shins.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-16
Says He Cannot See Hi.
Way Clear and Has to Throw
Sponge Up.
PARKERsBURG IS TALKED OF
Efforts VIII BE Made to Get An
other West Virginia Team to
Fill the Vacancy.

Somerset has quite the West Penn
baseball league and for the fourth
time this season the league is with
out an eighth town to complete the
circuit. The last vacancy was Great
ed last night when w S. Malarkey
who had taken charge of the new
Somerset franchise announced that
he could not see his way clear and
would not take the team to somer-
set,
He gave as his reason for quitting
that he had no assistance from the
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-16

became the l%uga:uSstock OF the en-
tire Nation ] i.'as-;:c. ow.n- 10 a pc
'culiar acc: ~ =" vas playing in
Cincinnati nHe ~ seven ~ eight years
ago and N..- ~ i',cat.cnt ~ Il new uni
form. %cw IL tailor was 4 careless
sort of cii&.'. and he made the pants
too tight. In consequence when Hans
during TIE game put his hand in his
pocket 10 take out bar of tobacco he
had trouble in getting the hand out.
While STRUGGLING to release it the bats
man popped mp an easy fly near Hams.
In vain did hc struggle to release the
entrappcd hand. The crowd ana play
ers almost lost control of their laughter
at his predicament. and as last resort
Hans made desperate lunSe at the
ball with his free hand, but he fun
bled 1t. and the runner was safe.
Hans always tries on his new uni
forms now before playing In them
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SPORTING FACE
OF the Telegram .sPied" and Read,
crs Found Plate In
It's Stead.

Baseball fans and others looking
for the kilograms sporting page in
the usual place In yesterdays issue
were probably disappointed in find-
ing seven, columns of plate in IT.
stead This was the result of an uIl-
fortunate accident in the Telegram's
press room when the sporting page,
which had seven columns of live
sporting news. was dropped on the
floor and pied" The batting and
fielding averages published in this
department today were intended for
Yesterdays issue and do not !nclud=
Yesterdays game at Union park.
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A Good Word Eor sslss.

Frank Bancroft Of Cincinnati says:
Prom my experience manager
should have two strong points-ability
to organize and to train and ability to
get all the work out OF the players
there ss in them after they are organ
tied. To my mind Frank Selee is one
Of the greatest organizers ever born"
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sacrifice but Beaver Falls brought in
a man in the next on three success
sive swats. After that neither side
could do anything and the visitors
had the game by score. I
Score:
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NOERRORS At HOME
BY FIVE PA YERS
nut THEY HAVEN'T MANY CANES AS HoLLIsTEF
WTCKENHoFERs AND OTHERS WHO HAVE
AVERAGES.

There are
grounds. pitchers and the other two
of the old players The
Park
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-07-16
sresnahan's Shin Guards Not the Firs.

.5resnahan's Shin Guards Not the First
Ueed by Catcher.
Roger Bresnahan. the New York Ma
tionals' big catcher is not the first
professional catcher TO wear shin
guards. The newspapers have been
devoting considerable space to the
shin guards and claiming they are an
innovation. They are not new in tbs
Ohio and Pennsylvania league. TO-
Fox, catcher for Lancaster. Pa. last
year with Mansfield, wore them unde.
his stockings alleseason. Fox had been
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o. g p.

New Castle 5, Sharon 3.
New Castle 6, Sharon 8.
Lancaster 4. Marion /.
Youngstown Z, Akron 2.
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p. o. n.

steubenville c. McKeesport 2.
GAINESVILLE /. Charleroi o.
Washington 3. East Liverpool ..
Braddock 4, Uniontown /.
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National.

Pittsburg a, Brooklyn L.
Chicago /, Philadelphia 0.
St. Louis 1, Boston o.
Boston 4, St. Louis 2.
Cincinnati ;. New York 2.
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Beaver Falls 5, Clarksburg 4.
Scottdale 4. Fairmont /.
Butler ., Connellsville o.
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Central.

Terre Hautc 2, Springfield 0.
Wheeling 5, Grand Rapids /.
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American.

Chicago 10. New York o.
Boston >. St. Louis 2.
Detroit-Washington, rain.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, rain.
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FINE CINE
At connellsvine Is Taken BY the.
Butler Boys.

coNNELLsvILbE, Pa, July 1s-
In the best played game of the sea-
son here, Butler yesterday defeated
ConnellsvilIe. 1t was pitchers
battle. Both seemed to be evenly
matched. Score:
ConnellsviIIe 90 o % o o 90 90
Butler .... 1CRO 0oOO1 o. SO
Welsh and Tate; Willis and
Frankenberry. Z
#~&A a#3
STANDINGS OF THE CLUBS.
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a 50 49, 49,
CANES TODAY. .
Beaver Falls at clarksbprg.
CONTINUED on PAGE a.
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West Penn.

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! cLARKsBURG.S y
alb. r. h. pc. a. e
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LEAGUE RESULTS.

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The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-13

The Fair at Malad will be September
Is and27.
H. D. Brown was up from Ogden Sun
day and Monday.
Glanville, the photographer, has put
upa very artistic new sign on his studio.
E. M. Kennedy advertised for a lost
dog last week and got it, but he wants a
mich COW now. and she fails to respond.
Can you spare one?
Mrs. Elizabeth West, OF Pocatello,
Mrs. Even Williams and Mrs. John Cor
man, Of Pocatello, visited MIR. and Mrs.
George Warren this week.
The Idaho Falls Times copied our ar
ticle on rest rooms, with favorable com
ment, saying that such place is due
from The town to the country.
LOST-One white bull pup with q
brown spot at the root OF the left ear.
Weighs about thirty pounds and answers
to the name OF "Belle.' A. Ryan.
Und<r direction Of Mrs. Killian, my
new stock Of millinery will open to the
public on Saturday, September 14th,
one block west of The Blackfoot State
Bank. Mrs Garletz.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-13
PHONE %

Paxton aud Ellis have leased The Red
Barn.
The best one dollar work glove. Sold
by b. W. HoIbrook. l2.2
Mrs. John Danilson is back from a
visit at Salt Lake.
Make your feet easy by wearing Sun.
flower Shoes. Sold by Is. W. Holbrook.
Mrs. Homer +. Fem, Oi st. Anthony.
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Claude Fer
gu,on.
W. u. Wolfgang who presides over
.rt Of the Blackfoot Roller Mills, went
out to Arco Sunday to get some of those
chickens and trout.
Miss Alice Beach left Saturday for
Montpelier where she will ill n position
in the city schools, it being her second
year there.
John England and wife and john v
England and family of Moreland, and
VIM. Eng land and wife of Ogden, have
just returned from delightful tour Of
the Yellowstone Park.
Clarence Quantrel has just returned
from working with a government sur
veying corps on the reservation near
Mt. Putnam, where they are surveying
townships preparatory to the big open
ing that is to be made when the Gray
Lake project is ready. Clarence has
been out several weeks on the job.
10 Stone and family have moved to
their new home Vineyard, near Prove,
Utah, where Mr.. Stone recently bot a
farm. 1t is situated between two rail
roads, on a rural mail route, near a
store, school house and meeting
house, and he has telephone service.
Mr.. Stone wants to raise his boys on
the farm. but wants to have as many
Of the advantage Of town as posi-
Bile. .,..,. .,r-.t, g.. 2fst1'
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DR.. Davis was at Mackay Tuesday.
Wanted-A good mich COW. r. NJ.
Kennedy. 11tt
Fresh butter and eggs always-John
Oborn delivers them. Phone II. II
A. D. Quantrell is back from Dillon
where he has been for several weeks.
Archie Wicks was arrested Monday
for making an attempt on the life Of his
wife, who had applied for divorce.
For SALE-I have u good organ that
want to sell or trade for something
that will be useful on the farm. C. w.
Brown. 105
jolly Della Pringle and her splendid
company will present the musical.mel
drama, "The Chorus Girl" at The
Armory Monday evening.
Miss Emily Christ and H. S. Christ
of Pine. Grove, Pennsylvania, were here
this week to visit their brother F. G.
Christ the jeweler, on their way to the
Yellowstone Park.
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Mrs. Lafever went to Moore Tuesday
H. X. Anderson OF Thomas has gone
to Salt Lake.
The last run of the Park Special will
be made oh Sunday September 90.
Fred Murphy and wife went up to st
Anthony Thursday to see the hig fair
J. r. Shrek and his sisLer-ln-law were
up from Careydom Thursday to make
final proof,
r. Prouse has turnip that is inches
in diameter and thinks he will take il
to the fair.
I My fall stock ofmilinery will be ready
for customers within few days. Mrs
Eva B. Smith.
Jolly Della Pringle and her excellent
company open five-nights' engage.
ment at The Armory Monday night.
J.E. johnson is rejoicing over the ar
rival Of an eightand a half pound girl at
his home Thursday, September 18th, at
A. M.
Judge Stevens and Stenographer Mrs.
Brown returned Thursday morn y
from holding court for Judge Bulge in
Bannock County.
we are informed that E. E. Kelly and
wife have gone to visit in Iowa, and tina
on their return they will locate near
Portland Oregon.
Miss Frances Riley returned home to
attend school. SHE has been visiting
her father, who is AN engineer in one Of
Butte's famous mines.
Lieut.. Harry King, son OF General
Horatio King who owns the largest
ranch in the world. aid nephew OF Gen
eral Chas. King the novelist, was here
Wednesday, the guest Of A. L. Fowler.
when M. King is down OF the farm
it is on a tract Of 10000 acres IN Tex
as.
The Idaho Republican. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1904-1932, 1907-09-13
High School News.

The High School will be represented
in the intcrscholast'c athletic league.
Football, an innovation here, will be
played according to the most recent reg
uIations and III. university formation
plays. An excellent squad has reported
for practice, md strong promise is given
for the development Of two sturdy elev-
ems. No less than three scheduled games
will BE- played during the season ut the
fairgrounds.
Track athletics will also be developed.
The hundred yard dash, the two hum
dred and twenty yard dash, the half
mile run, the running broad and high
jump, the standing broad and high jump
pole vaultng aud the shot put, a. well
MS basket ball AMI base bali will be un-
der the personal direction of competent
men on the Faculty.