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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
TWO TO NOTHING

Kendrick has disco> cred that she
has a ball nine which can play ball,
and ia proportionatcly proud. Sat-
urday morning, the Club nine met
the Lewiston Normnls on the local
diamond and while they were defeat
ed by the score of two to nothing, it
developed the fact that they could
play, as not an error was made and
the nnlnber Gf white washes to the
other side was most encouraging
not only to the rOOters but also to
the team itself. This game also de-
velopcd that the team wants practlce
in batting, as they were every one
weak when they attempted to SWING
onto the gentle curves which VIC.
coming from the pitcher.
The local battery was Finley ant
Bob Brown, the southpaw, who dont
good work, pitching the entire nip'
innings, and while his balls seeme'
slow and easy, they were puzzler ,e
the visitors, as there we're only tw
baggers secured and three firsts.
The audience was fairly good. bu
seemed little deficient IN noise, al
parently lacking in practice. which WI
probably improve ere the season
over. Umpire was Rev Hess. WI
while somewhat dictatorial, and r,
quiring polishing up on the rules. HI
the necessary qualifications of a fiji
umpire. and we would advise the reta'
ing Of him au such.
We congratulate the Lewiston tea
IN being as fine and manly a set t
players as we ever saw grace dl;
mond, and while sorry they won, we
we'll pleased to surrender the honol
70 them.
The score was as follows:.
Lswiston--1-O.-c- -c-O-1-O~O-O 90
kendrick-z 600 90 0-0-U-O-O
In the afternoon. the High scho'
me met the Juliaetta school and pr
Heeded to do them up to the score
light to six. This was also a goo
game, the mines were evenly notcht
and the score shows good playing @
Doth sides.
Sunday afternoon part of the tea,
net the American ridge nine on IT,
Juliaetta diamond and again met d.
eat from this tea.n. We rise to rt
mark that this ridge has good min,
which work we'll together and play
pretty scientific game of nine.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19

Get free sample of Chase & San.
horus Seal PrauJ coffee at Reciwiths
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
Brick Building for Sale

One of the best in Kendricl
centrally located and bring
ing in a good income. This
building was only erected 6
years ago, is furnished
through out with moderr
conveniences, is warm ane
extra well lighted. This pro
perty is a bargain for sonne
ore who is looking for a good
investment at big interest.
The Owner has the best rea.
sons eXtant for wishing to
sell, and will make very rea.
sonabie terms.
For further Information enquire a,
this Office.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
Hearing After Nov.
General Land Offiser Post
pones Hearing Ordered
by Government lnstruc-
tions Until Special
Agents Can Do Field
Work.

From information received at the
local land office yesterday such cases
wherein a hearing has been ordered
by the government under general IN.
structiops before final proof can be
passed will be postponed until some
time alter November 1. There are
already some half dozen cases in the
local Office to which th,s applies and
the postpoDement was made in order
10 allow the United States special
agents time to perform the field work
III connection with the hearings.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
CURED OF RHEUMATISM

Mr.. VIM. Henry of Chattanooga, Tenn,
had rheumatism in his left arm. "The
strength seemed to have gone out of the
muscles so that it was useless for work :"
hr says. II applied Chamherlain's poin
Balm and wrapped the arm in hannal at
night, and to my relief found that the
pain gradually left me and the strength
returned. In three weeks the rheumatism
had disappehl ed and has not since returned
II troubled with rheumatism try few
applications OF Pain Ba !mwee e q ecu
ain to be pleased with hrai TO oYthe icarrht
affords. For sale by Whites Drug store.
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Stay in Water Case.

Word has reached here that a STAY
If execution in the sale of the kendrick
Water company's system here, which
was to have taken place April Goth on
judgment secured by Mrs. Arizona
Mitcham for SlO6o. has been secured
on an appeal to the supreme court.
The citizens we're anxious to see this
case settled so that something might be
lone toward improving the system.
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April 26 Arbor Day.

Moscow. Idaho. April 0.-Miss Catl
.rine Dryden, county superintendent
ii public instruction, announces Apr
rs as "Arbor Day, and recommend.
q addition to tree planting genera
idying up about the school yards aut
houses. She also announces eightf
,rade examinations on May 6, Z, s,
and IA, IS, 16, II. This is one addit'
,nal and is given because of early clio
sing of school all over the county,
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
Switch Board Installed

E. E. Crapdall of the Interstate
Telephone ca. has been ir town this
week installing a modern switchboard
at bis central in Lauterbach's. The
connections were made yesterday and
a Is hour central service, or until p.
NJ. will hereafter be maintained.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19
Order Your Goal

l announce to my patrons that
have contracted for coal for ,rt,meui.
ate delivery. and can now take your
ordeys for coal for new and this winter
Geu. BREWSTER.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1907-04-19

Mr.. Oylear who is travelling for the
Moody marble works of Moscow spent
iast week in the Fix ridge country
and is this week covering Texas and
Bear ridges, He reports a splendid
trade.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
ANALOSTAN ADDS
TO MEMBERSHIP

the day was perfect for the shooting
OF the Analostan Gun Club. and the
members turned out in large numbers
The membership Of club is growing rap
idly. several men being admitted yes
terday. The low scores are due TO the
fact that the best shooters have large
handicaps, and are put on at long dis
tances.
The grouping for the trophy and
medal shoot ended today as follows:
CLASS A.
Hunter 10 yards). Wagner 60 YARDS
IS out of 20. tied first; James C1s yards,
Farnham, II. Taylor C21 YARDS, Is out
of %, tied for second; Dan Orrsson, To-
yaFds), Is out OF %, third.
CLASS b
N. D. Hogan C22 YARDS, IS %, frst: c.
o. White 20 YARDS, 1870, second; G.
S. Wilson 90 YARDS, 1920. third.
CLASS c.
Jones (17 yards). 1870. first; Chandler
G6 YARDS. 1920 Dutton. CF5 yards). 1920,
tied for second; Been Q6 YARDS u-20,
third.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
BACHELORS CLUB
BEST At TENNIS

The Bachelors Tennis Club had every
thing its own way in the dual tennis
meet with the Chevy Chase Club on the
courts OF the latter yesterday afternoon,
the score being s TO L
The downtown club captured all the
sets in the singles, and all except one
In the doubles. In the singles the closest
and the only one to &c over two sets
was the set-to between c. @. Colliere
and Mr.. Rowland, the former winning,
6-s. 60. SO.
The match between G. G. Lincoln, for
The Bachelors club. and Mr. Little
field. for the Chevy Chase Club, was
close, and the Bachelor had to go the
limit to win in two straight sets, Sc.
Ga. Lincoln's well placed drives AMI
rushing tactics won for him. although
Mr.. Litteheld managed to deuce the
first set.
Yesterdays tourney was the first Of
six which will pc played between the
two clubs. Arrangements are now under
way for a match TO be played some
time late this fail at the Bachelors
Clubs courts. and there viii be two
matches next spring and two next fall
After the final meeting a trophy win be
given 10 the team having the largest
number Of victories 10 its credit. the
trophy TO be subscribed to by the men,
bers OF the two clubs.
After yesterdays match the lie Droit
Club challenged the winner TO dual
meet. Whether the latter club will ac-
cept the offer viii be decided at the
next meeting Of it's hoard Of governors.
In the event Of such a match being
played. the lie Droits should be easy
victors. as it numbers among its men,
bers the South Atlantic champion, Con-
rad B. Boyle and the District champions
in doubles. the Doyle brothers.
Yesterdays scores follow:
The summaries-Singles:
Cake. Bachelors. beat Giazebroook
Chevy Chase, 60, 6-3.
Hills, Bachelors. beat Hackett. Chevy
Chase, ga, g..
Lincoln, Bachelors, beat Littlef1eld
Chevy Chase, Sc, 6A
Carlisle, Bachelors. beat Potts. Chevy
Myatt. Bachelors, beat Newbold
/ Chevy Chase. SIS. ga
CoIiiere, Bachelors, beat Rowland
| Chevy Chase, 6-S, 80, e-S.
Carlisle and Lincoln. Bachelors. bea
/ Giazebrook and Littleheld, Chevy Chase
Hackett and Watts. Chevy Chase. bea
| Hills and Hyatt. Bachelors, As, 81
Gilmore and CoIiere. Bachelors. bea
| Newbold and Rowland, Chevy Chase
+6, So. As. This match was called
/ before the ending OF the final set on &C
| count Of darkness.
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Boardn1an Leads
District League
In Stick Work
District Averages Show Heavy Hitting Majority
Over 300 Mark-Waters Leads in Team Slug
gng, With Surface Close Second

Boardman, Of Property Clerks. leads
the District League In batting with an
average Of .5Ss for four games Talbert,
OF Surface, is a close second, having
made thirteen hits out OF twenty-three
trips to the pan, an average Of .566,
Walters. also Of Surface, stands third,
with a mark Of 500 for seven games.
The batting OF the different teams has
been heavy up to date, the majority of
players having percentages over the 800
mark. Surface. and Water lead the
league in team hitting, Surface being
close on the heels Of Water. Property
Clerks stand third, while Electrical is
fourth.
BilIingsley has made the greatest num-
Der OF runs. having crossed the counting
block eleven times in six games an
Walters and the two Akers boys are
also star run-getters. the former having
nine 10 his credit. while A. AkeTs has
nine, ard B. Akers eight
Walters has purloined nine sacks,
while America has stolen eight. AS &
team. Surface is far ahead Of the others
In base stealing.
Sacrifice hits have been scarce thus
far, Assessors. Surveyors, Property
Clerks. and Electrical not having a sin
gle one to their credit. Jack Sherman,
who has done the suicide act twice,
leads the others in sacrifice hitting.
The averages follow;
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BRAVE SAILORS
SQUELCH ENEMY

The game between the National Elec-
uicaI Supply Company and The United
States Marine Corps was d sorry exhi-
bition. the Sailors winning with ease.
Score IS to T.
The Electricians put up d miserable
game in the field. falling down on twelve
chances. Graham. their pitcher. built
on the lines of Falkenberg. was easy
for the Marines. and they found his
delivery for fourteen safe bingles.
Every man except one got at least one
hit. while every one scored one or more
runs. Seven hits in the second inning
were productive of eight runs, while
five hits in the fifth and sixth innings,
coupled with several errors paved the
way for nine more
Dugan was the only Electrician who
was able 70 md the ball and he con-
nected for two long doubles out of three
trips to the PAN The narrowing de-
tails follow;
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BRoUTHERs TURNs SCOUT.

READING, Aug. 24.-Dan Brouthers.
who some years ago was one of the
greatest ball players in the country. is
in this city on a scouting expedition
for Manager McGraw. Of the New York
Giants. for the season OF 1905. He is
especially Interested in the work of the
players on the Tri-State League teams.
Brouthers gets a big salary from New
York for coming through the minor
leagues after. men.
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PROMISING ARRAY
Of ENTRIES FOR
LABOR DAY MEET
Washington Well Repre-
scented in Bookings At
Washington Grove
Games.

Entries for the Labor Day track and
field games at Washington Grove closed
last night, and the list includes a ma
jority Of the best athletes from score
OF clubs In Washington, Baltimore, and
Montgomery county.
There are thirteen events on the pro-
gram. including two oae-mile relay
races, one for the championship Of
Montgomery county and the other an
open race. In the open race there are
entries from the Maryland Swimming
Club. of Baltimore, the local y. 81. c.
A., and the Gurley Athletic Club. In
the county race are teams from Wash
ington Grove. Linden. Kensington, and
Rockville Kensington has won the
race two years IN succession.
The Maryland Swimming Club has en-
tered a strong array OF weight men, led
BY Tom Barrett, the Southern A A. L.
champion. There are several entries
from George Washington University.
Herring win represent the Mt wash
ington Athletic Club. OF Baltimore, in
the quarter and half-mle runs, with
several sprinters and jumpers from the
same club. Hatfield Of the Cathonc
University. is one OF the back mark
men in both spirits, ana Thrau OF
Technical High School. win have the
post OF honor in the hurdles ana pole
vault.
The Biooulingdaie Athletic Club viii
try 70 capture the honors of the games
with hair a dozen men in the various
opon events Young. Of the Gurley Ath-
letic Club, with a record of feet
inches. is the faYorite IN the running
high jump, and WenderOth. OF GeOrg'
Washington. has a good chance TO cap
ture the mile.
The games are scheduled. TO begin al
Il o. clock. Trains leave the BsltinioFl
| and Ohio station here at $50 and Ell
1 o'clock Labor Day morning and athletes
I and spectators can return 10 Washing
/ ton at half-past in the afternoon.
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Flick Now Leads
American League
All=SeaSOn Men
SIuggers Move UP All Along the
Line-Second Place Fight Hot Between
Flick and Cobb.

Ciymer stu sticks to the batting lead
ershIp Of the American League. although
his percentage shows signs Of fall
The real credit now goes to Elmer Flick,
who has gone up TO the top Of the all
season men. From now on It looks as
If It would be a close fight between Flick
and Tyrus Cobb, whose work steadily
improves. and who is now scrapping
with Elmer. a single point being al
that separates them.
Ganley, with an Increase OF FIVE points,
T. Smith and Anderson are punched in
the 81 TO 30 pews. The Nationals have
moved up one rHng in club batting, and
most OF the washington Individual
slugFers either hold their own or have
advanced a few points.
Ten men are batting over 300. St.
Louis fans viii note with exubersnt
giee that George Stone has finally
scooted into the charmed circle, getting
there on the exact dot. There is stiIl
plenty Of tirae for Store 70 come for
ward-lf Flick. Cobb. and Crawford
spraip their bats.
The team batting race continues as
close as can be, New York having a
small temporary lead over Detroit and
St, Louis
a small and select colony OF pitchers
Still have erroriess fielding records. Jack
| O'Connor leads the catchers and Dono-
hue the first basemen. Credit on basis
OF all-season work goes to Lsjoie. al
! second: Bradley. at third-CToss had a
great record up 70 the time ne left the
/ le2gue-snd O'Leary. az short. The real
swell Outfield records belong 70 Hahn
/ Fielder InnRE
team fielding.
Records of men who have played IN
/ ten or more games:
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
MONKS AS AUToISTS.

The monks Of St. Bernard, IN the
Alps. are soon to appear as automo-
biHsts. They have received permission
to run automobiles between the hos
pices Of Grand ST. Bernard and Sim
pIon. and Domo dOssola, and Aosta.
The chauffeurs win be chosen from the
nssaks themselves, who viii wear cowls.
The Argonaut.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE NOTES.


There is only one more week OF the
regular schedule left, then the post
poned games Will be played of
Walsh. the Bloomingdale premier
pitcher. in the past twenty-four in
nings has allowed but six hits, an
average OF two per game.
The Reservoir and BIoomingdale
teams have patched up their differ
ences. and now they are helping each
other out of the rut
That the Independents will win the
flag is practically settled; they have a
commanding lead and are still going.
The Brookland Methodists is the
only team that is PLAYING in hard luck.
nearly all their games being lost in
the last few minutes Of play.
''Duky' Mess put up a good game
on his first appearance with the Meth
odists.
Buckley. one Of the Church League
players, playing with the Reservoirs,
has pitched three games and won them
Thompson. who has been leading the
league in batting with a percentage of
500, has dropped below the 800 mark.
The Compassionate lost their last
opportunity to WIN the rag when they
lost to the Independents Thursday.
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Earned runs-U. S. NJ. C. 1; y. E S. Co.
2 First base by errors-U. s NJ c. s:
2 First base on baIls-on Graham, ? IN
nings pitched-By Liz. s. by Thomas 2
Hits made-Oh Ltz, 3; of Thomas p
Struck out-By Lsitz. u by Thomas, 3; by
Graham. ?. TWo-base hits-Ldederman, Du-
gan. z SchwimmeT. Sacrifice hits-Ham-
iiton Lltz. stolen bases-Dona hue 2. Ham
ilton. 2; Dugan. Buscher. Pickett Mcclure
I1ederman, 8; Schiliing. snyder, Sullivan, 2;
Nixon. 2; Garrett Hit BY pItcher-By Idtz
]: by Graham. /. Passed baIls-Cswen 2
Pickett. Umpire-Mr. Belts. Time Of game
- hour and IS minutes
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
ROCKVILLE DEFEATS
KENSINGTON TEAM

ROCKVILLE, Nd, Aug 24.-A one
sided game of baseball was played at
the fair grounds here this afternoon be-
tween the Rockville and Kensington
clubs. the score being 8 to IN favor OF
the home team. The line-up-Rockville
KelchHer. left field: Whiting. pitcher;
Dawson. catcher; G. Taylor, first base;
Kemp. third base; Wsrfield. right field;
r Brewer, second base; @. Brewer,
center field: \. Brewer, shortstop. Kens-
ington: Coupard. shortstop: K Tause,
first base; Hendricks, catcher; Raneyl
third base; Carter. left field: Brewer,
second base: Warthen. pitcher: Hilton
center field; Peter, right field. Score by
innings:
RHE.
KeusingtOn 0 0 Q 0 0 0 Q 0 60 6 :
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Earned runs-Bloomi ngdaIe, /. Independ-
ents. !. Left on ases-BloorningdaIs, s; In
dependents, 9. First base on balls-Off Green
L on Salser. 3. Struck out-F3y Green 10:
by Bslser, 10. Two-base hit-Balser Sacri-
fice hit-Leland. Stolen bases-Leland. Dom
Bousheei Thomas. Hit by pitcher-By Green
/ Umpire-Jack Carr. Time OF game-I
hour and q minutes
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
NOTHING DOING.

Beg pardon. SIR said the waiter.
with outstretched palm. but 'aven-t
you forgotten something"
Ne. replied the departing guest.
s'but I'm trying 10 forget 1t. Good day"
Catholic Standard and Times.
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays ResultA

Washington, 5: Detroit, 5.
Boston, s; Cleveland. Z.
Philadelphia, 6: St Louis. /.
Philadelphia. 4; ST. Louis. 6.
New York. 2; Chicago, >.
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CHAMPIONSHIP GOES
TO INDEPENDENTS

Monday-Reservoir Heights VS. Bloom
ingdales. at McDevitts: Eckingtons vs..
Compassionate. at Brookland.
sday-Bloomingdale KS. Eckins-
tons. at McDevitts: Reservoir Heights
VS.. Independents, at Brookland.
ELECTROMAGNETIC VS.. hide
pendents. at MeDevitts: Brookland VS..
Reservoir Heights, at Brookland.
day-BIoomingddIes VS.. Congress
SIGNALS, at McDevitts.
Friday - BioOmingdales VS.. Congress
slOnalss at MCDeVitts. Independents rs.
Rrookland. at Brookland.
Saturday - Congressionals VS.. hide
Iendents. at McDevitts.
In pitchers battle yesterday between
Balser and Green. the Independents won
a hard fought contest from the Bloom
ingdales at McDevitts Field. and the
Championship Of the Independence
League. BY to l. Both pitchers were
in prime condition ana each had sten
strike-outs TO his credit.
Turton and Thomas, of the winners.
we're stars at bat, each connecting for
more than one hit, while the only long
swat OF the game was made by Pitcher
Ralser when he connected for a two
Dagger IN the seventh round.
The BloominEdale Outheld was in q
patched-up condition and they missed
every grOunder that came their way,
S1ace, In center being the chief offender
with two costly misplays 10 his credit.
The race in the Independence League
has been exciting throughout and while
the independents have been the favor
ties to win the championship. many
were placing their hopes in the Bloom
ingdaies. which team, although of TO
bad start, has finished strong. Balser's
mastery pitching, however. was toe
much for the Clubmen and their oni,
hope now is TO win second place, which
they may do, II they win the majority
of their games yet TO be played.
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NCAIN Finishes
ONE AHEAD OF PAR
Wins Handicap Medal Play
On the Chevy Chase
Club Links.

H. B. Mccain, with q handicap OF
twelve, finished IN front in the handicap
medal play against par at the Chevy
Chase Club yesterday
Mr.. Mccain finished one up for the
course. ". NJ. Gray, who was conceded
nine strokes, finished up with par, and
won second place.
J. Z. AIcLeran and W F. Ham were
tied for third place, each man being two
down Mr. McLeran had a handicap OF
twelve. while Mr. Ham had eleven.
Owing to the inter-club tennis match
which was PLAYED at the club yesterday
but few took part in the afternoon play.
Mr.. McCain's card follows
The Washington times., 1907-08-25
Long Hits by Clubs.
Club Fielding.

Double plays-Cleve:and, 10: Chicago.
90; Boston, 81 Detroit p: St Louis. Il;
New York. IS; Athletics. IS; washing
ton, -. Triple play-Chicago.
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Those who played. but failed to turn
in cards were a. F. King, Alex. Britton,
A 3. Brown. ]. s. Newbold, F. Frey
hold, z. I. Whitehouse, II. F. Hodges.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

Philadelphia. 3: Cincinnati. T.
Philadelphia. 6: Cincinnati. 0.
Called in seventh by agreementl
ST. Louis, 3: Brooklyn, l.
Brooklyn. Z: St louis. 5.
New York. I: Pittsburg.
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Today's Games
Standing Of the Clubs

New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
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The scores, Of those who turned IN
r.anae follow
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TOday's Games
Standing of the Clubs

80 - soheduled.
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"Duky'' Mess put up a good gam,
on his first appearance with the Meth
odists.
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That the Independents will win the
flag is practically settled; they have a
commanding lead and are still going.
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Thompson. who has been leading the
league in batting with a percentage of
500, has dropped below the 800 mark
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sNot regular members Of this team,
but OF other league teams.
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The Congressionals lost their last
opportunity to win the rag when they
lost to the Independents Thursday.
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There is only one more week Of the
regular schedule left, then the post
poned games viii be played of
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WITHOUT RULE OR REASON.

Without entering into a discussion
of the merits of the ship subsidy bill,
which has been talked to death by
the United States senate, it may be
said that such tactics; by those awho
shape or defeat legislation, do not
appeal to those who favor erank, apen
consideration of all propositions and
nnhindered voting on any measure
when the time for voting has arrived.
Practically one senator prevented the
rest of the body from voicing a de-
cision on roll call. on this measure.
Such thing has occurred frequently
in the history of the senate. Other
measures, some Of them good and
some of them bad. have been talked
to DEATH.
The senate is body without rules,
1t Is governed entirely by courtesy.
What it needs is rule or two, so
that a proceeding like the one wit
messed in the last days of the secession
would not be likely to occur.