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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
CLASS Of BOYS
DISAPPOINTING

BUTTE Aug. GO a double.
header was played here yesterday,
Ia Which the first game went TO
N. Cubs with tho score Of 10 20
g. Ancn did some star twirling
Tor the Seattle bunch and tho sup
port bohlad him was high class.
Hoon was mlaerahly supported
and could not win. Myers man
aged for four hita and Qulglsy and
Dudley both came through for
three times
The afternoon contest WAS taken
BY the Miners IN wellplayed
session Roosevelt allowed bat
two hits. while RUSS Hali'a con
nected for four hiia of woieh.
liooa mailing a threo. bagEer. The
Butte huach placed three men
across the rubber. htu tho Cubs
could DO nothing Sealtlea hlta
were made By Myers aud Dudley
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
SOUTHPAW COY FOUND
BY CLOUTING MINERS

Ia Saturdays game AZ Butte the
Cubs we're beaten tn onenifcd
game hy fhe Minera There was
all klnda 81 aiaKEinx. hut most ~
u was done b. Butts and South.
pas Coy Kut hts good nna plenty
Every Miucr got a Bit. with ihe
exception 90 Catcher MeYaFa
Samucla was hii eight tlnsa. and
By connecting Tor the satellites ia
humehra AID taxing advantages ~
errors tho Cubs ran Rerosa the
knoWn locally. vas tried out a.
short by Russ and played good
game.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Tho Pacific squadron IL nov At
Bmmorinn. and the navy yard now
has more hatileshius 81 ala classes
than ever baforo IN the history Of
the Puget sound. II n crowded
with vessels. such as the Ne.
hrRaka Oregon aud VISION.
sin. the Knnhomts Chicago.
Bnston, Albany. Charleston and
Buffalo. the training ship phila.
dclphla the prison ship Nipalc hal
the torpedo boats Paul jones ADA
0oldabofuugh. and tho immnaae
drydock Boats leave Pier 2 tehuai
trip only 90 conta. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
CALHOUN NAMES
HTS ASSISTANTS

James y BRADFORD Howard A.
Hanson aud Bruce G. shorts have
becn named By Corporation Coun.
aei scutt Calhoun to fiil the 20.
nitioua made vacant by the ruKigna.
lion 81 Elmer y Todd. o u Thor.
crimson and q A. Tucker. assist.
ants a. Nr Calhoun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
BARrGNotaS' PICNIC.

The ssnEs'pionio Of the nartond.
era union. took place ut wildwood
park yesterday. In spite OF the uns
favorable weather over 1000 peo-
Pile attended
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
BASEBALL
GOSSIP

Eddie Householder Of Aberdeen,
known as Rough House Holder"
Ncauao of hia scfappy ways. IL
feading the league IN batting with
a percentages OF SOL. Gtoynl has
an averages OF SEQ since ioing the
league both Myers and Ross are
Ia the 400 class for as~ltlo. while
Butte has Dell aud Vancouver has
Hyatt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Seattle and Butte open here 70
morrow foe series Aberdeen
Iunt got = special dose from apo.
kane Ia which HlEginbotham among
the rest got his share, whllo Seat.
tie has bren Euing strong with
Butte X looks ar u the Cubs
wouid get even foe that bad beating
they received at AbardeenR last
appearance here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
Isssss s,ss.iias
NoHrmwE.r LEAGUE

SPOKANE. Aug. es.-The East.
arners took the first % a double.
header from ths Abcrdecns yes.
teFday aud lost the second IN
the initial session both teams
found ths bail for 10 times. but
base running vas poor Higgin
bothasn had 20 lose again.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Alfred Sears. IT,. judge of Dc.
partment No 2 Of Tho Oregon cir.
cult court. died az his home In
Portland early yesterday. immedi-
ateiY after a stroke Of apoplexy.
Judge Sears apparently enjoyed
normal health when be retired last
night Judge Scars was bora ia
Concord. n. c.. IN 1859
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
S. 0. ROW

NEW YORK. Aap zs--it hns
just leaked out that there vas con.
siderable friction ~ the Meeting Of
the directors Of the Standard OH
company here last week William
Rockefeller aud II. Al. Rogers, 90.
pooialiy. had a very wordY gtrug
gle. The entire troHble aroao over
the proposition 60 do away with the
usual dividend Of 81 for the quarter
owing to the resent fine. Hume were
against aud some for Finally the
dividend was declared. Many be-
lleVed that If the dividend was not
made Il would appear a. II the Of
fieiaia Weru afraid the higher courts
would not commute the lands fine
aud tho public az large would
be led 90 believe that the Standard
on company was drawing Ia Us
horns.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

II has AZ last been decided where
Melntyre is 20 belong lie II nos
une OF the bona fide players If
Tacoma. and when Collins leaves
for the south and Htoyal IL put Ia
his position 81 tho Held. Il IL prob.
able thas Mcintyre will be found
on tho second sack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
ALLEN WINS GAME AND
WEIGH LOSES FOR CUBS

.,selsy. .,,-,-s 2 ? : : 9
Ailani y tttt.ttstft .
Tatais S.. al 10 "a ~ 10 1
Mute ''','--.oe oaataf
Seattle ...a .t....t aoa o l.-io
SUMMARY aaef4frs hits ahaffer. 2
nell stolen hasas ttell. outsisf Two
base hit Myers rhfaa hasa Hiia Howell,
Mreta nndiaF Allen. ChftNfiaht Adams
iHns aa bases Butte q Seattle. ~,
nnHhfo riaFa. ueli Htiai Quialef ifHFs
aff Haftfn. ISIS ~ pitched bail
urWYetta hf tana Htfuim out ~ iiHan,
y ~ Roosevelt ~ Nafkfn. ~ Allen.
Wlld piifhrs. Nuan. b ftHe ~ game
I ssur and 30 utuutes umplta brans
nae
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Con Atrothers. manager OF the
Vancouver baseball team. resigned
from the club today. and Biil ilur,
Icy has been appointed In his
place Ia other words. fiill Is a
maEnnte. dating from today
strothers has gono into the pug
managing business Il looks as n
Hurley may also be manager next
year,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

ScoliY. the Death valley hot air
peadlar.~ has arrived IN san Fran.
eiaro this time with sioadn~ 81
currency. 81 gold f. too cgmlscr
Hofne for him 20 carry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Lynch 10 paying little attention
to tho protest made by Brown fes
gardinE tho playing Of stnyali lie
will keep on playing tho 81 Seattle
pitcher and n Brown Insists upon
his point there viii be a bitter
fight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Ami Smith who haa kept the
records Of ths senate AZ Washing
son for years. u dead az the age
OK 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Bronxe casketa especially con
stfucted are being made ready for
tho bodies 81 former President
MeKiniey and hia wife when they
are laid permanently ia the new
mnuuoiaun
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Seattle ssr's Exclusive Service)
NEW YORK. kng Is Indiea-
tiona are that Waiter Miller VIII
repeat BIS performances ~ past
years by carrying off the jockey
honOfa for this season.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

boon allowed by Judge Erhert, Tor
some reason. 20 ride.
Hutchlns q Abbott. the owners OF
FoneRsta have been much as
grieved by the aelcralons cast at
them on account at the bad race
run by FoneAata. for which The fur.
thor entry Of the horse was refused
low Abbott of the tirm, stated that
he bet 81 200 and his partner bet
$500 ON the horse. and they were aa
mlsrh diaguated a. any one over the
poor race the horae ran. Jim Curl,
the former owner 81 foncastn. told
the writer that the horse always
was rank IN and outer. and had
hrokon him ON several occasions
when he had bet on the brute by
sulklng and refusing 20 run.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

In the afternoon same the lead
ers won ON a sloppy field. the
score standing to & House
holder was fined SO for throwing
a rock At spectator In Thurs
days game.
sscona game n 81 y
sgessas ....-.-. .s...... !. 4
Aberdeen f+sarf. ssttt.satfftse -
Iiasisfiss clam Elilasy ara ssia.
rrssy
Tacoma took yesterdays SOS
aioa from the Canucks With the
score OF 5 to 1. The contest stood
9 70 I up TO the last Inning. In
this round the Canueks fell on
Deliar aud chased four falllea
across. The game was called a
half hour late because Of the rain.
and when the opposing teams aid
got into action many errors we're
made and an inferior clgsa OF bah
was played.
Vancouver .s.....sss4. .....t
taeefas ssts+-ss sssttstf.sst II
In Saturdays game The Canucks
won brilliant game with the
score Of 3 70 3. Warren Han
pitched n great game and was
given splendid support Tho Tia
era made their two runs ia the
opening inning. and after that
there was nothing more for thom.
Waters helped things for the tail
enders BY putting the ball over
tho fence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
AMATEUR GAMES

Everett defeated the Nationals
Yesterday with The score % . 10 D.
Woodruff pitched good bail.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

The writer "a n morning paper
who stated that Jockey A Williams
was drunk when hc won with Fire
BAH Saturday. must have been az.
iug a new brand The eolored rider
gave the horse a perfect ride. and
certainly exhibited no evidences Of
lntOxicntiOn Ia any event. the
klng County Pair Association Is not
going % stand fur any jockey riding
foF the puhlie's money when IN an
intoxicated condition.
va Jones was about the oaly enc
81 tho paddock division that
thought firebatl could run IN the
mud.
Another one II the wise brigade
that would not stand Tor the Fire
ballcan't stepi u he mud" theory
WAS Frank Skinner who won nice
bet on the ncdweil Splinter
Refugee. the sfar'a sporting ca,
per. picked threo winners safur
day. aud bis followers cleaned 40.
Amoug The horses given 90 win was
Frohall. Who came home az the lih-
eral odds Of % /.
Al roilak. better known "a the
Fourglu4h Kid. wnn g. .o00 on A.
fakkoday I'm Japanese money!.
Max Miller. the well known plnnx.
or and bookmakeT. ava not cut In
Saturday. but proceeded 30 beat tho
RACES from the ground. As he won
blg bet GA Eafiy Tide ard bet n
al back on A. Muskoday. be bad a
good day,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

hatHinAfH Ftfai teea On affHFe. tfattte.
#aeflfee hifA eaff@uFht MsFets
atis. Adams AFhnEaet Htaiea base.
sta NhTHa haHH h4f ftHHn lasff nn
hasas mafa. NaattAs paatie playa
Hiia 81 HarfaFlahi esliNlsY 90 nfarafts
Ga NNaffaF Wsaea - bells aff MaiNh.
ftrstsh eat ~ NaassFait ~
Mean WH1 Fitrh. rlIh. Nlnls
20 same. I aE tWWfra-a Nfemnkm A.
isndancs fsa wesghsr ssheasfs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

H"'IIF wv III - u
suama called On secaaat o. darkness
"a enc seventh
HenFa b. iuEfnHs--
BUTTE aterfs Htat4fH COL -~A
seattle ..r. rraa....t..7 q q q q &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26
No Firsl-CSs Riders Al the Meadows --Manders
Perhps the Besl--Ran polls Big Handicap
Other Turf Gossip.

beoa allowed BY I0dge Esbert. FOR
aome reason. 20 ride.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

ballard won a sklfdoo game OF
bah from thn HuperiorA yesterday.
winning Slfh the count Of % ca 0
ballard opened mp things BY max.
lag 2 runs IN the first round Pad
dock waa found Tor 20 hits By the
aasu fsfffsaua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

1iatfsflss --.clsrin NiiiHay and asfn.
driis. rennesan sd spsaeer umpifs--
rraEy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

va Jones was about the oaly enc
81 tho paddock division that
thought FIrubail could run IN the
mud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-08-26

Al roilak. better known a. the
-Four flu4h Kid. wnn 5000 on A.
dnkkoday On Japanese money!.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15
Lonoke N w {,
Happenings of . Week at tile
 County Capital.
RY SPECIAL. CORRESPONDENT

Ed Webster Jr. died at his home at. eleven o'clock Sunday night. being sick onls . day q. two.
 Senator Jeff Davis Is in town today tAlonaayl looking into some matters before the Lonoke Circuit Court.
 Monday is busy day in court as all s'ail9eaa eases are set for hat day
 Hon. J. F Clements, one of the most prominent citizens of Lonoae, died at his residence last Friday morning after very long s1lness.
 M Holland and wife are spend. ing few weeks in Ilatel Springs, Tenn.
 ". P. Fletcher yr., wife and sister, Miss Lila Mae, are in New York City this week
 Lcnoko Lo'lge Nc. go I Q. Q. r will give a grand barbecue and picnic ia ttis city on Aug. 2o.
 Mayor Leoons, of Little Rock is in this city today attending Circuit court.
 "Shep" and Hilyie Walls have gone to fIamberg to play ball with inc England Locals.
 Miss Alberta I5nigand Left Saturday for 2 month's visit to friends and relatives in 0hia hona.
 The Rock Island Officials are in this city today attenJlins court and arranging matters to have tho depot moved at once.
 Tine marriage Lieenge fer the week ending Aug 10 gro as fol lows;
 Austin l3rightop to Anna Knns;
 Joel Brewer to Mary iiarvey;I
 v. C. Peterson to Georgia Sanders;
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15
] Gel Ceo. w,Dcaaakey for Gexereer

Gel Geo. W Dcaaetey for Ccveraor
 It affords he Independent great pleasaye to inform its readers that Honest Geo " Donagheq has yielded 10 the importantly ot his friends throughout tie state and consented to make taa race for governor to succeed Gov. J s. Little.
 MT Donaghey is one Of our states most ho2o~ble citizens, and wherever he is known his name is synonym fo1houesty and fairness. While ha is now a citizen of Conway Faulkner coun ty we are proud of the act that he was once | citizen et Car lisle. He is just such man ?, we are proud to point 10 as hay ing once lived among us. It - not to his discredit that he has gone from d Day Laborer" to :; man of affairs Realy it is just such men that we delight to ion or. Let the people of Arkansas remember how nobly he has stood by them and how much he has saved them by the honest eye he has kept on those Vandals, Caldwell and Drake.
 Let the honest yeomanry and all who desire to see a man of clean life placed at the head of the ticket rally to the standard of Honest George DonaGhey.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

lfy.u isA 2 tsd tad tread i,y Caoctaw F'lolr, always good. Bueehiey sells it.
 That sumner under wear must go at your price to toake roora for tue fall stock Carlisle Mercantile Co
 Me " c. Peterson and Mrs Georgia Sanders, bo6n living southwest Of town, were united in marriage on last Sunday even ing, Rev. ". II. Pharr, of this place officiating
 The man who has nice littie farm with q good orchard. good stock, chickens and hogs, is the most independent person living Beaatify your hones and show the world that you are proud of your kingdom
 Am selling ali my summer ,all- linery at great reduction. Regu- lar 50c hats for 25c, 50c sailors 40e, 75c hats for 60c $1 25c hats for $l.0o. Call and see my line bS fore buying. NETrlE REED,
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15
The Farmers Union.

From all quarters comes the cheering news that tie great Farmers Union Is moving onward with rapid progress. even the great Hearst Journals of Chicago. New York and San Francisco. have awakened to the importance Of the Farmers, Union and are deEoting considerable space te write-ups of tbe various state organizations and the effective Wefl being done by each. Thus | will be seen that by e strict adherance to tie principal ID on which the Union is founded and by 3 dae observance of the business ability cf tie national land state officials. We have wen our w2E into the hearts and minds even the great business ceaters of cur country. Cur success is assared by no better evidence that .s manifested by the onward progress &a1 the reputable mention oy the great leading Journals, af the order and its work.
 Devoted exclusively to 6usi- ness as $ the aim an2 purpose of the Union. every aQ1iliary of business enterprise ia America must reorganize force and effect i've business ability of the farmer as class. it has 6een freoaent- y sad in years past and gone that you could not organize the Farmers effectively for they would not stick together. This vas in the main true, considered from political view, but we are today only in our infancy of the first practical test ef business oreasizaa of the farmers and we feel coafdent that the business power and accoapliS liShtnents manifested by the organizations today are spfdcent,y strong to- dls2ei from the minds of any
 douoting Thomas" this old idea that the farmers won't stick.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

Crushed rock for the mile of naradamized road to be- built ffon the Southern Crea1aery Co.'S. condensed milk factory south, is beginning to arrive and woik vii svon commence.
 We stili have some oargains in hats for both men and toys. Car !,sie Mercantile Go.
 Fer the incest line Of popular price shirts in Carlisle go to fsaeehiey's ;.
 A'so gents sunuer underwear k going at great bargains III s.ehols' groat reelection sale. tIe>s,s. john aal Wesley Cerny, of lIari,a:- Kansas, VII each read tk.e Independent for a year with compliments of oar progressive hardware merchant. l.. E. Ktshka.
 | Chr liie of york shirts, overalls and jumpers aIe IT superior class to tnem selves w. Fl Niehols.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

Government dairy experts have pronounced tlie new barn cf the Massachusetts Agrioultt.ral college the best in the country from 8 sanitary point of view. It is light and well ventilated, ead is equipped with an appera tas for sterilizing milk. Al though 1t cost thirty seven thousand dollars, farmers who have net that amount of money to put into 8 barn can keep their cow atsbles light aald clean, and thereby improve tlie quality of tae milk and prevent disease.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

An Illinois editor who started 2 business career about 20 years ago with oaly l5 cents, IS row rated at $10o,Q09 This vast ac- enmulation of wealth nas made possible by feQgaiit1, atricS at- tention to business. hard and ineessent work, and the fact that a rich anc;e died, leaving him $99. 999 g.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15
LOCAL rlEWS

Cont fail to fead j 2. Smith ad this week.
 See my aa this week for bar gains, J. 0. Smith.
 Cauupy top aosluito tara at the Carlisle Mercantile Co.
 Fafnituse at N;chols. The prices are right for spot cash
 D F Hackney will pay the highest price for Veal.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

The best way to get good roads is to build them. and iql this con neetsan 1t is well to bear in mind that they cannot be built without a liberal expenditure of labor and money.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

4 shocking thiag happened in one of onr nearby towns One of the popular society women an nounced 3 white elephant par ty " Every guest vas to bring something she conll not find any use for and yet too good te throw away. The party would have been great saccess bat for an unlocked for development which broke 1t up. Eleven Of tho wo men brought then Elnsbands.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

It is the young Men n the navy wi5o are the exrext marks men. The average age of the crews that marnea tlIe twelve inch guns n the recent target practice cf the Atlantic Heer was twenty one years. an& the six inch gun crews are-.ageG six months yorager
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

The Arkansas State Fair. to be neld at Hot Springs from the 3td to Eth of October, promises to be bigger, broder and grander than ever.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

He ,0o net wish to be talking or writing of one thing continual ay. hat VI. cannot refrain from saying nov and again that Ca44i- sic needs and must have a sys- tem of watea, works.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

Unless we can array tic toy against tie licquor traffic 1t will run on forever. G'he boy of to daJ IS the man of tomorrow
 Boys arc the raw material of tbe saloon. Without the raw mater lal the machine cant run. Let us look we'll alter the raw mater iai. sheil the saloon 20? Asi, the men who love boys better than they do saloons.~ Search. light. '1 VI
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

Last week was full-blown daisy in point of warm telupera- tuge
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

The mercury for the past week has been trying it's best to clirh over the top Of the thesrnoiuone. ter And several days reaantl,. 1t looked for awhile ike + ra 7 Z. going to succeed, -
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

T'He LeHoi1e pemoc4at has passed the aath mlle post of its existence. AIessrs Bradford < Bradford, is ? resent editors have had charge ef the Demo erat 6 little over a year ard have constantly improved t antil aow they can boast of GIG of tAe leading weeAl;es T Eastern A.riaas
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

h letter in Sunday 5 Gazette Hen. paul Little. soa and private 8acratery of Gov. Little. announ- ces that his father will not be in the Iace fer &ogerr9r at the next election. Gor Little has the prayers and sympathy o4 all good people everywhere.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

THURSDAY, AUGsT b, 1907.
The Carlisle independent., 1907-08-15

sgssonrproy. oyn Dot1ao PER YEAR.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
Auditor Horton
in a Deadlock
With Scflmitz.
Ties Up Own Salary in
Trying to Take Both
Sides at Once

Auditor Samuel w. Horton. after
deciding that Schmitz was mayor and
then that he wasn't. has compromised
with himself by ruling that Schmitz IS.
indeed. invested with all the powers Of
mayor except that of drawing his sal
ary. In effect. he says to Schmitz
You're mayor, all right, Gene; you
can perform all the duties of the Office,
only you can't draw your pay" Hor-
ton is making a determined effort to
place himself in accord with the rulings
of District Attorney Langdon. the
opinions of Acting Mayor Gallagher
and the commands of Schmitz. He
will pay out no more money unless the
warrants are signed by both Gallagher
and Schmitz. and on no account will he
pay out any money to Schmitz. In re-
taliation Schmitz has refused to sign
Horizons salary warrant, and if Horton
lives up TO his own decision he will
deny himself his own salary.
Like the general who marched his
men up the hill and then marched them
down again. Horton has read Schmitz
out of Office and read him in again.
On Thursday Horton received a let