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Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

The Confederate flags which waved
over the heads of Maryland soldiers Z
the civil war are 10 be taken to Annap-
oils from Pikesvilie and placed in the
flagroom of the state house beside the
battle banners of the Union troops of
the Maryland line. Arrangements for
the transfer of the flags from the keel :
ing of the old Confederates who have
cared for them at Pikesvllle are about
completed, and the flags will be con-
veyei to Annapolis on Tuesday, Nov.
II. They will be taken to Annapolis
aboard chartered steamer and Con-
federate veterans will form their es-
cort.
The United States Government, as
represented by the naval academy au-
thorites at Annapolis will accord tht M
exactly he same honors sh3wn the
Union flags which were transferred
here some months ago. The eX-Ccnfed-
crates and their battle emblems will
be landed at the naval academy on
Federal property and be accorded the
es cort of the naval academy band from
the landing to the state house.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

Important change, DR.. Stehiey VIII
Only be in his Martlnsburg Office SIX
DAYS hereafter instead of ten days.
That is, that he is going tolopen an OF
flee at Harpers Ferry and he cant
spare the time to put 10 days IN Mar
tinsburg, DR.. Stehley will have one
of his men with him hereafter and will
be able to do all work in days II you
don't put your work of until the last
day. DR.. Stehley will be in his Mar
tinsburg office Monday Nov. 4 ana re-
main until Saturday nights days.
Rest set of teeth S. co
Teeth extracted without pain 20
Gold crowns o.oo
Gold filings Sl.oo TO 20
Silver Filings 'oo
Teeth reset 4'oo
Teeth cleaned 10
The above is my 80 day offer, no bet
ter dentistry anywhere All work guar
anteed. Nov 4 for days.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
Mr.. Hearst is about to organize hi

Mr. Hearst is about to organize his
independence League into national
party, and has decided that hereafter
the League will have nothing to dc
with the two older parties This de
termin alton is said to have been taken
because Mr.. Bryan ref used TO support
Mr.. Hearst for the nomin alton fol
president at the last natio nal Demo
cratic Convention, when he voted fol-
Senate. Cookrill of Missouri. 1t is al
so reported that in the event of Mr.
Bryan's nomination for President, the
League will make nomination on pur-
pose to defeat Mr.. Bryan.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
10 SeyinG.aen.s.

We are sending oul statements 10 ali
who owe US one year or nj 'rc s0s scfE-
tion and we hope 10 have i.beri re.
Spouse.
While materials have ali gone 'p we
have not advanced our prices but we
hope our friends will help us out by
keeping paid up to date.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
Wind Pump Outfit Installed.

Mr.. john d. McCune, this city,
agent of the United States Wind En-
CINE and Pump Co, of Batavia, ILL.,.
has finished installing cable trans
mission outfit at the home Of Mr.. ]
H, Lemen, near Swan Pond. Though
the wind wheel is 500 feet from the
well, the whole outfit works like q
charM-
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

a dry, red cow, dehorned, star in
forehead, came to my pllce on the
Stewart farm near the city water works
Of Martinsburg w. Va, in April last
and has been there continually since.
Tie owner will come forward prove
properly pay cost and expenses and
take away.
G.. E. Lock
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

Mothers who value their own comfort and
he wvlfa re of their chi rem, shout rever
be without a box of Moth er Grays sweet
O wders tor children, for use throughout the
eason They break up colds, cure feverisf :
ness, constipation, teething disorders, Head
ache an 5 omach Troubles These Powders
never FAN. Sold by all drug stores, CSC,
Don't accept any substitute. a trial pack
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

The State Board of Trade has been
in session this week at Elkins ana
there has been great deal Of discus
sion of matters pertaining to the bus
mess affairs of the state but there has
been little or nothing said i'll interest OF
the farmers.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

American coal is to be used for the
battIeships going to the Pacific, If the
cost does not exceed 80 per cent more
than the tenGers for foreign coal. That
would seem to be giving the coal trust
more than its share Of protection. But
President Roosevelt has SO ordered.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

President Roosevelt while swinging
around the circle has been maAlng
thee or four speeches day but no.
body has heard him say a word YET
about tariff reform. Taft may bel
low about the matter, but where does
Teddy stand? He is 1t.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

When the state legislatures began
talking about 2-cent passenger rate
for lailronds, railroad officials
all over the county began crying that
Il cant bankruptcy and ruin for the
roads ana yet after six months trial
most of the roads report an increase IN
the net earnings of their passenger de-
partments.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
ASSIGNMENT.

The firm Of Swimley brothers, doing
a large mercantile business at Bruce
town have made an assignment for the
melt of their creditors, naming the
sheriff Of Frederick county as trustee.
Several Martinsburg firms have lost
small sums. The liabilities are placed
at $500 and the assets at about $3.50.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

The store of NJ. NJ. Johnson at Cher
nv Run was broken open ana robbed
on last Monday night. The robbers got
away W 18th about 5000 worth of goods.
The officers have been wor.ing on the
case but so far have been unsuccessful
il bagging the game.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

Republicans who aspire to nomina-
nations on the state next year better
stay at home until they get the con-
sent of the machine. They VIII save
Il great deal,of money and energy
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

IfTheadore Burton should beat Tom
John son for Mayor of Cleveland, IL
would take Burton out OF Congress
where he has been CONSPICUOUS inquire
for years, but Bu-ton better not write
out his resignation yet.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11

A gold breastpin with jet sets and
pearl in the centre, lost between the B.
q o. depot and Raleigh street via
Martin, Queen and King street. Re
ward if returned TO this office.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
Essr Sow and Pias.

y white sow and Swhite pigs came
my place near Bunker Hill about the
10Th. The owner will come forward,
pay damages including the cost Of this
notice and take away.
X. H. Marshall.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
e w BOYER. Editor.

The candidates said to Re slated by
the Republican state machine Tor Inc
state ticket are out hUslling among
the politi clans.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
MILES.

Mrs. Sarah Miles, widow of the late
G. p. Miles, died on Friday night at
her home on East Martin street in the
nth year of her age. She was native
of Boonsboro, Maryland, and has lived
here since 1881. She was, from early
life member of The Reformed church
and was highly esteemed for her many
christian virtues.
The funeral took place from her late
home on Sunday afternoon at o'clock
Rev. DR.. a. J. Hoffheins officiating
and the remains were taken on Mon
day morning to Boonsoolv.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
Deaths
MCCORMICK.

The little infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward McCorm ok died on Monday
at The Washington hotel Its aye was
about one month.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
Teeth

The best IS and SO. Clowns, Por-
celain sn1 Gold "a ard S5.Fillings, 5Oc.
upward. Correction Of irregularities,
a speciality, Latest me ihods. Expe-
rience, best OF references, work ga, I
anteed.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1907-10-11
DIR. t. c.. Stotler.

Cor. Msnle avenue and Burke St
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
GENERAL SPORTS.
.Shrubb Still Camps on
Trail Of Tom Longboat.
Coach Crane Takes Response
bi|ity For Harvard Eleven.
Giants and Cubs Can't Play Against
Eachother In Texas.

Boston. NOV 20-Alf Shrubb, the
noted English distance runner who is
now OH his way East from Manitoba.
V here he defeated Marsh, the Wirne-
reg champion, last week. has appar-
entity not yet given up all hope of
meeting Tom Longbuat, the Indian
runner of Canada. before Shrubb re-
turl.S to his home in England. Yester-
day initial steps wcr" taken to book a
race between the two men to take place
in the Park Square skating rink.
However. those who are in the best
position to know assert most emphati-
ca;ly that IIonsboat has no thought
of turning professional. and that so
long as he has the backing of the
Canadian athletic leaders he will not
he seriously incOnvenierced by the
Suspension hanging over him on this
side of the border line and inflicted by
tire Amateur Athletic Union.
1t is the purpose of a number of the
Canadian athletic leaders to enter
Longboat in the Olympic games in
London next season, and assurances
have already been received in Canada
that his entry would be accepted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
DAVY JONES WARNING.
Hands Tip to Person Who PurIoined
Thermometer.

DetlOltS fleet left helder. Mr. DaFH
Jones. it the proprietor of a little drug
store up in wisconsin. and It's claimed
that Davy is also something of d phySi-
clan when 1t comes to giving good advise
to those of his ailng patrons who are too
tight around the purse strings when it
comes to calling in q graduate medicine
man.
As Davy is himself economical when it
comes to burning the long Grcen in
buncheS. he no doubt Sympathizes with
his clients and to show them that he is
all right as physician he has all tho
latest appliances employed by this fra
ternity.
one of Davy's directions to his patrons
is that every Rube must have a thermom-
etcr. that he can take his own temper
aturc. esreciallv when in an ail;ng cou-
dition. and after he has performed that
feat all he las to do is to bring the re-
suit to Davy and that ball-playing drug
sist-doctor will dish him out the dope
guaranteed to put the disease 'on the
blink"
As all the huskies up near the burg
where Jones Joint is located swung on to
the druggists hint about buying ther-
mometers, the genial Mr. Jones sooi,
found it necessary tC order a cargo more
of the class tubes and as the firm he on
dered from sent him batch Of catchy
looking fever takers Davy thought it
would lie 4 good idea to hang one of the
thermometers outside the door in order
purchaser
Acting or the Inspiration Mr .Tones So
lectcd one of the newly arrived thcrmom
ettrs and nailed it to the wall outside
the store. aud then he went inside and
waited for the rush. But the rush wa;
slow in maturing, 50 Davv went outside
Ia sec if anyone WAS looking at the
Thermometer. when he found that the
glass tube affair was gone.
Davy. who is . terribly hard loeer. be-
gan I" say awful things about the chap
who had done the second story stunt 0ith
his two-bit imported thermometer. Ir the
midst of his TRADE against the light FIN
gered gent who had flched the goods u
thought struck Davy and he darted into
the store and, seizing a paint brush and
pot of marking fluid. he got real busy
The result of his labors soon attracted
large crowd about the Jones drug store.
for Davv in his .resome mood had painted
sign which he hung on the outside Of
his store in the place where the ther-
momcter had stood and which contained
the following sentence:
Tho person who took the therrnome ct or
from outside of this store had better re
turn It. as il will do him no good wter.
lie is bound for. as it registers only 100
degrees"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
FOOTBALL NOTES.

The Sophomores defeated the Fresh
men at Williams College II to . in the
annual football game Wednesday.
Coach Torrey of Pennsylvania is as
sisting in the coaching at Haverford.
It is denied at Ann rbor that Yost
will not coach Michigan next fall.
Director Raird says Iost's contract has
two years TO run,
John Dewitt. the Tigers old captain.
whose 1905 team defeated Yale. has a
younger brother. Wallace playing full
back in Spokane. Wash. where he il;
doing the same kind of kicking the old
Tiger did while at Nassau,
Piekarski. the former PENNSYLVANIA
guard. who is now coaching Washing
ton and jefferson. when asked how
professionalism could be eliminated
from football at u. of T.. said
Throw out the regulars and use the
subs"
The Indians will play their last hard
game OF the season Saturday in Chi
cago. Carlisle had all it could do tC
beat Minnesota. which was beaten by
Chicago. Ii the Indians can win they
will make a fitting finish to the mos'
brilliant season ever played BY a foot
ball team outside the big four.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
BASEBALL NOTES.

While Cantillon was looking over the
that the name of Kid Speer was part
and parcel "s the former worlds cham =
rronS and trouble was imminent for sew
crat minutes. as CantiIon says that he
has had Sreer on his reserve list for
several years. After Joe counted up the
reserve list of the Washington club and
found that II contained a. names he
cooled down and said that he was willing
that his old friend should have the kid. .
as lie had enough already.
Catcher Sid Smith, a 2oo-po,,nder re.
Gently signed with the Philadelphia
Athletics. is the man who lone handed
held ur hold-up man who attacked him
two days ago in the Quaker town. Smith
was going to u theater when a negro
stepped up and ordered him to mold up
his hands. Smith drew u gun" and shot
the other IN the leg. The negro came at
him with a knife and slashed the players
clothes before lie was beaten down with
the butt "t the pistol Smith played with
Atlanta for two years and was u team
mate of Harry Hoffman. a Chicago boy
lie led the Southern League with the
STICK. Smith is "A years of age and is q
LAWYER. His home is in Camden. S. G.
he declares he is through with baseball
Ills brother is speaker of the lower house
OF South Carolina and was formerly lieu
neutrality-suspicious.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
New Men for
S0x' Battery.

Chicago. Nov. 2"-It was reported yes
KEY that Il baseball deal had been put
through which will materially strengthen
the Chicago White Stockings team in til"
pitching derartment next season. This
is accompanied with the tip that Fielder
Jones will be back Lc>t season to handle
the squad nt 40 men Comiskey has signed
llp. Tie trade is said to he Pitcher Oxen
and rathcher Mcfarland for Dusty
Ehoades. u pitcher. and Wakefield.
yorn~ catcher. of the Cleveland team.
1t is said money consideration vas add
eli ny the Chicago man.
Rhoadcs is conSideded one of the
strongest pitchers La joie has and much
doubt is expressed as to whether he will
let this man go. Ii was argued by some
that St Louis let Niles so when that in
fielder looked to be one of the strongest
men or McAleers team
CoriSkcy feels the need of 6olsterinS
uD his pitching staff. 50 as to be pre-
pared for any mshapS such as trailCd
his team last year. He has clung to Owen
loneer than many thought he would. Nc
Farland has been an in-and--Onter for
Coilisiicy and fell off badly last year.
throwing tho bulk of the work on Suli-
van. This trad. if brought about will
prove that comiskev is satisfied now with
his team. outside of the batteries, With
Fred Parent among his assets. and wants
his pitching department braccd up to
the lilhit. With such Il man as Rhoadc&
working With Smith. Walsh. White and
Altrock the White Stockings would look
as StrCng as of old. fans figure.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
WHO is JOE BIEHL?
He's On the Reserve List. But
Comlskey Doesn't Remember Hum.

President Charles a. ComiskeY of the
Chicago Amsiica League Lall ,lub has
received Il list of the ball players that
are under reserve to his team and put
in considerable time checking ZIP the list
and faniliHrizin- himself with the names
The National Commission passed on the
list at its recent meeting and every name
that is on the paper has been carefully
looked INTO. Yet after an hours work
checking, up Comiskey announced that
he was unable to locate one man that
v1s on tho list and lie had not the faint
est recollection of making the tranSaC-
the list as plain as it could BE- and up
near the tcp. too.
" hil" Tie South side maCnate was
studying the name Joe Cantilon c,me
into his cihce and Comis,Sey appe alel to
INC WASH inEtoi manage" to help him
out q his dilemma. He said nc knew
that ID" has Il larger acquaintance with
the ball players of the country than any
nan nov in the business
The leader of the Senators tent his
mind t" the problem and after carefully
thinking over the nam" of every man
that played on the Washington team
last sumner could not figure out who
Joe Eelh' was
81 his is no Joke at all for nc" said
Comisllcy, for l can't locate this man."
of course | knew that | had Il great
many players on my reserve lisi. but 7
never dreamed of having 50 many that
even thelr EameS are Unknown to me
OF course If tnc National Commission
las put Bichi on my reserve list he be-
longs to me and the only thing for me
to do is to order him to report for prac-
tiCe 50 tliat } can have a look at him
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
PASSES TO !. S. U.
Athletic Union Loses Control of Ice
And Roller Skating.

New York Nov. co-An alliance wa3
formed Tuesday between the Amateur
Athletic Union and the International
Skating Union, and the latter body
will henceforth control both roller ana
ice skating This matter was brought
up Monday at the annual meeting #
the A. A. U. and committee headed
by Martow :. Weeks was appointed to
look into the matter
The COMMITTEES made a favorable re-
port and the alliance was granted. The
International Union is composed Of the
members of the old association that
formerly controlled tn" racing here
aboutS.
The A. A. l.. handled the ice skating
well last season, but it is glad to shift
the burden to men whose hobby is this
sport. particularly the burden of cor
trolling the roller skaters. 1t is under
stood that the new association will rule
the roller men with a firm hand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
NO TEXAS GAMES.
Grants and Cubs Cannot Play an Anti
Season Series.

An ante-season series between the
Charts and Cubs at Dallas, Texas. next
spring is being discussed in Chicago.
Undoubtedly u conflict between the
worlds champions and the famous
Giants would create quite . stir i'll the
Lone Star state. but there is absolute
lv no chance of these two teams get
ting together before some time in May.
The Giants will spend several weeks
in Dallas. and during their stay there
the Texas metropolis will be visited
by several other league teams. among
them tho Cubs The Dallas club OWL
crs want to stage Il game between the
two big teams and have written to
Chicag, about the matter But there
is a rule which prohibits clubs in
either big league from playing team
in the same league at any time except
during the regular season. The Bos-
ton and Detroit American League
teams have IL game scheduled at
Memphis next spring, but it must be
cancelled.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
What Ed Walsh Would DO.

IT is the custom f"I visiting baseball
clubs. when they visit the National Cari-
tai. early in the season. to take u trip
around the city in one of the large sight
seeing automobiles. that seat about 81,
persons.
These vehicles with q guide tn hardIe
the meEarEone. carry their Passengers all
over the city. and make n special point Of
showing the homes of the Immensely
wealthy
One of tho most expensive private
dwellings i'll Washington is that owned
~ the Color ado millionaire Thomas +
Malsh His palatial mansion. on Massa-
chuse,ts avenue. is said to have cost
iound sum Of three millions
Mnen the Chicago team first visited
washington last spring it had q lot of
new players with it who had usve,
oeeh III Tue Capital city before. 50 il was
susrested that the whole rartv take a
ride about the city or one of the sioht
st einS automobiles
lie suggestion was acted ,oou and
soon all the Chicago boys we're seated il,
one of the cars listening to the rnre;,
phone sp!oler romancipg
AiIei passing The Letter mansion. and
some more dwellings, constructed on :,
similar style. the automobiIe elit,ed
| smoothly along until is came opposite t1e
nifty marble pile known as the Walsh
palace. and it was here that tho cent with
we neSaFhore got off a neat little speech
'p1I' the mansion and its cost.
her he had finished Nick Altrock. the
ri,cnrr. shouted across the seat to biz
/ I'd Walsh. the spit-ball artist.
Il say. I'd. ii had 40 cents moro IA
buy that Walsh bungalow"
| ives. and if I was as full of done nc
YOU" go = -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
BOXING NOTES.

Gunner Moir rIe, favuritc 1T ~ tn
over Tommy Burns
To,nlny Quill is cardch t" ;"< Ink
Russell at Philad"lphi, Friday night.
Jimmy Walsh is, in excellent shape
for his bout with .Ioc Wagner 1T iy-
mansvilio. II. J.. tonight
Philadelphia Jack o'l:ri"n and ihil!
Hevcr"n. the English heavyweight. will
box /" rounds at Columbus tonight.
Freddie O'Bricn It Chelsea. Mas;
will meet kid pufresnr for six rounds,
At Lewiston. thr first week in Dtcc;I-
ber
Arthur cote. the rugiIst. who has
been crippled for weeks by Il faI which
broke his ankle. began Tucs'E,y t" dc
light road work.
Frank N1ntclI is w:nted as an "p-
punent ,"r Nike Donovan of Rorh"slcr
by clubs ai Dayton aud Columbus. O.
The. best bid will get ,hc mate il.
one ot the cIasSieSt lightweight con
test held in the middle West i'll year:
is that between PacEie Mcfarland
which is, on the card; for tonight a.
Davenport. Ia.
Montreal promises to he a pusiIistjt
center this winter. Following tht
Shamrock Club. comes the %a:iona
with IL bid for patronage. The Can
adian a. G.. also figures on getting its
share of fights this winter. although
up t" date its attention has been dcvot
ell to wrestling.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1907-11-21
TAKES WHOLE BLAME.
Coach Crane Assumes All Responsible
,ty For Harvard EIeven's Work.

i'ambridCe Nov % Head Coach
Joshua Crane Of Harvard in u letter
to the Harvard Crimson cXonerates all
his assistant coaches from responsible
ity tor any of the weaknesses which
the Harvard team may have and takes
upon himself the whole responsibility
He says
in our present unfortunate position
of having lost two games to minor
colleges there has been a consderabl"
tendency to criticism. naturally enough
pc, haps of the coaching the team has
received this fall"
That part of the criticism directed
at the individual coaching in funda
mentats is not only unfair. but without
foundation. My assistants. NeSSr@.
Cults. Leary and DAILY. have given
their best knowledge and endeaHor t"
teaching the men their positions and
individual play thoroughly. and any
lack Of results on the field is not du"
to them i'll any way. but [" tiie men
themselves and To the general policy.
fer which am responsible.
AN | ask of YOU is that YOU Giv'
the team your heartiest support and
announcement at u time that IS INN
itelv harder for them than for YOU.
Yale has y tremendously strong
eleven this year. and we are no" in !
position Wh"rr We have everything
t. win ;n6 nothing to lose. for there Is
no disgrace in defeat hv such power
full team"
II have every Contidrnce in the spirit
of our men and known that they VIII
render such an account of themselves
that all of YOU will he proud to have
had them represent YOU.