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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
THE SPORTING NEWS.
In a post-season series.

Tn poSt-SeaSon series:
 Jack Owsley is coming back to help coach the Yale squad. Owsley played in the backfield three years and Was coach of Tom Sheviin's championship team:
 John Egan, Southern league um- pire has been signed by President Johnson of the American league to take the place Of Umpire w: G: Evans who was injured by pop bottle thfower at St Louis Sunday:
 Pitcher stackpeie, whom Holyoke has loaned to the Richmond team of the Virginia league, keeps on win ming games for the southern club. He defeated Norfolk Wednesday by a score of 6 to 3 and allowed but four hits. | The Worcester Tech team will open Its season one week from to-day against the Worcester academy; A peculiar feature of this game will be that both teams are explained by brothers. A. Frank Cottrell heads the Tech. team, while his brother James leads the academy eleveh.
 The Philadelphia Nationals have recalled Pitcher George McQuillan commonly known as Mack, from the Providence Eastern league club, to assist them in their fight for second place. .;Mosery who belongs to the same club, has been let out to Provi- denee for the remainder of the sea- sor. .4 --.,...
 A series of games has been ar ranged between Toronto, sure pen nant winners in the Eastern league, and the Columbus club, which finish ed first in the American association. Atlanta, champions of the Southern league, will also meet the Richmond team of the Virginia Tleague: The Toronto-Columbus series will prob- ably begin at Toronto next Wednes- day.
 Ban Johnson of the American league has dismissed Umpire Staff ford. He alleges that Stafford was wholly incompetent and that many complaints had been received from managers all season as to his bad Judgment. As the race In the Ameri- can league is 80 close right now he did not want to take any chances with him umpiring a game and de- feating any club by poor work. The Boston National league club has sent a check for $1,000 to the Toronto club to. cover the drafting price of Manager Joe Kelly. The pre- sident of the Toronto club is hoping mad over the drafting of the . clubs manager and just as soon as Presi- dent Pat Powers of the Eastern league returns home he promises to raise row over it and stir up all the minor league clubs and see if legislation cannot be obtained to prevent the drafting of former ma jor leaguer from minor league club unless heis willing to go.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
THE DIAMOND
HOLYOKE AGAIN
 SUCCUMBS TOLYNN
The Champion. of This League Do Not Seem Able to Cope
 With Lynn.

Lynn, Sept 21.-Hoiyoke was de. feated by Lyhn by a Score of fe ? at Ocean park yesterday hftefnooh, making It two straight from the cham- pions of the Connecticut league. Hol- yoke got run in the third inning without d hit and Lynn got two In the fifth inning on double, n saerl- flee, two singles and passed ball. The hof11e team scored two more Ill the eigth inning on a costly error by Baker, who first fumbled the bali and then made wild throw to first, let ting two men cross the rubber. 1.u- by's long drive in left center in tho ninth inhing for three bases followed by MHssey's out at first gave the visl- tors their second run. t1
 Moore pitched very effective bali, allowing but one hit until the eighth when Whitley cracked out a sharp lin- CT to left and Lepine made a scratch hit by beating out an infield throw to first. Lynn did not make d hit off 1u- by until the fifth and then landed. a two-bagger and two singles. Brady, an amateur catcher, was tried out be- hind the bat by Lynn and the visitors pilfered bases on him at will.
 Connaughton made two phenominal plays. The first was ohe-hand stop of hot grpunder from Luby's bat In the first inning that was travelling to the outfield for a hit In the next inning he pulled down Grubb's hot liner. .ene-handed after jumping into the air, Spencer and Moore did some brilliant fielding and shared In the ap- plause given Connaughton. Boucher missed two hard grounders, the errors being very excusable, In the second inning in retiring Guiheen he made one of the star plays of the game, by capturing the ball back of second and throwing it while on the run to first for the out. The score;
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
THE WOES OF WILLIE.

| The year had Eioonily begun
 For Willie Weeks. poor mans Sun He was beset with bill and dun,
 And he had very little Mon 'sTnis cash" said he, wont pay dues I've nothing here but ones ard Tues" A bright thought strrck him. and he said, ''The rich Mss 0oldrocks will wed.- But when he paid his court to her. She lis,ed. but firmly said. ''No. Thur.- "Alas.' said he. then must die..' His soul went where they say souls Fft They found his gloves and coat and hat And the coroner then upon them Sat
 -P. H. Leonard in Puck.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
s1 900 TRoT AT DANBURY FAIR,
Claty Latus and Locust Jack to Con.
 test for Big Purse.

Among the entries to the s1.0O0 stake race for trOters at the Dam bury fair, Friday. October II, Is Claty Latus. ch m. by Pittatus. owned by CIV. Lessel. of Whittinsyille. Mass and driven by John Diekerson- Claty Latus was fourth to Somona Girl and Highball at Syracuse last week. and is among the best horses on the Grand circuit. She won the Empire State consolation purse. s2.0o0. at Syracuse. taking a record of z:0s is- Locust Jack. 2:11. king of half mile trottsrs''. and the others will have to be at their best to win from this fast mare who is improving every day. She Is at Columbus- O.. this week The Horse Review says Watch Clsty LatHs and Locust Jack at the Dsnbury fair"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
Lono Men Wanted.

The records ln the war department in Washington are as q rule very dry. but.occasionally an entry is found that is humorous.
 An oficer of engineers in charge of the construction of q road that was to De built through a swamp. being energetic himself and used to sur mounting obstacles. was surprised when one of his young lisuteaants whom he had ordered to take twenty men and enter the swamp said that he could not do it-the mud was toe deep. The colonel ordered him to tTy. He dld co and returned with his men eoT- cred with mud
 Colonel the mud is over ny nen's headz I can't do it-
 The colonel insisted and to5d hIn to make reQutsftisn for anything thzt vas necesszry for e safe paSezs He Heatsnznt made his rsqgfsifioa ia writing and oa the spot It vas as f1i1ows.
 Fl want twenty Ee1 slgatesa feet lo1g ts Goxs a svzup fftes1 fesf G<ep-Hsrr@rss WeeklT.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
-af- arn -ar-..s :

Dissenting from the opinion Of most of his fellow cognfrynen, Professor John Lester. an EngIish speaker at a meeting of the Friends Educatio1aI association in PhEladslphis. declared that the nan1ers of boys Ia the Unit- sd States were better than those of English lais ThFs he held was due to the influence of AuerSczn mothers and vozez te1chsrs Iz o1r scSooIs
 The AEerfczn boy.- said Profsssor Lester. -Iezrzs h1s frs< lessons ia no rziisv at hss zsthsr's Ess- He Eng lsh boT gsns7z1y lezrzs hls scross hss fzth<r&--Eczzzf Hnrze CcnrzrAor-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
IANDING oF THE cIrRs
NO GAMES TOMORROW.
City League Managers Show Respect
 For Dedication.

There will be no basehall played tomorrow by the city leagge tsans- IL was the unanimous vote of the six mznagpTs that out of respect to Mon signor sI0cum. who has been the great friend of tie amateurs h the past. they would disps1N with the games for Sunday and nsSsst win the many ofhsrs h the esrezoziss attend ing the IzyinE of the cornsr stO1s of fhe new hos7Sfzl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

Runs, Tansey, Connaughton, Adler. Lowell, Luby, Ahearn; two-base' hits, byLovell 2, Spencer; three-base hit Lu- by; sacrifice hits, Brady. Fltzmaurice: stolen bases, Ahearn ?, Baker, Leplne, Waite, Lowell; left on bases, Holyoke 3. Lynn 6; first base on balls, off Lu- by 2, of Moore ?; first base on errors, Lynn ?: struck out, by Luby f. by Moore 8; passed ball, Ahearn. Time, 1.31. Atendance, 346. Umpire, Priest.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
WRESTLING TONIGHT.
Izzie Winters to Go Up Against
 Frank in New Britain.

lizzie Winters of New Haven will wrestle Mike Frank of New Britain in that place tonight: Winters weighs 125 pounds and Frank Is a 160 pounder: Frank offers to throw Winters four times in one hour for a side bet of $50 but it Is very doubt full if he does 1t: H. D: Morgan of Detroit will wrestle Sam Burke of Philadelphia at catchweights, best two out of three falls to a finish. Philip, Bonefant of New Britain will be referee:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
DANCING

MT and Mrs John F. Kicks aca- demy. 43 East Main street. over five and ten cent store. Beginners classes Monday and Thursday evenings. Ad- vanced class with orchestra music Friday evenings. Juvenile class form. ing. Stage and fancy dancing a speciality.
 Tel. l77-5.
 Academy can be rented for private dances.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
Fer vzruzsles oaIy.

Yes. ve lave Ooe ot rhe Bev an t-zeise re1rize1zt5-zl-
 @what fa the wO-5d Is ts1aty
 TET. ys1 pz1 yOzr De and hesf- E.eaks Ia tss toQ T0ur coal ia the bot- toz and a uns Iock ca ths dooc.-- ClsTssazd P.z1z Dsals<.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

Doesn't it distress you, Mfr waw- bawsh. when you notSce bow much the current slang phrases seem to sp- peal to 50 many people nowadays in- stead of good. pure EuglishT
 Tt does. for a factl Looks ike they hsd the dictionaries skinned 6 niIe- -Brovning's.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

EAsTT 4N I.EAGrE.

At Jersey City - Buffalo. Q: Jersey City. |
 At Nswzrk-Montrezi, (: Newark. l. Second Eame-MontreaL [: Newark. q At Baltinore-Toronto. 2: Baltimore. | Second game-Toronto. :: Baltimore. [ Al Providence - Rochester. c. PrOvi- dence. I1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
AMERICAN LEAGuF

At New York-Detroit. l; New York. O Donovan. Payne: Newton. Blair.
 At Washington-Chicago. 2; Washing ton, 1. Smith. Sullivan: Johnson. Warner. Second game-Chicago. l3: Washington. 6. Walsh. Sullivan; Patten. Warner.
 At Boston - Cleveland. q: Boston, 1. Joss, Clarke: Young, Criger.
 At PhIladeiphia-st Louis. (: Philadei- phia. i. Powell Spencer; waddell,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
Results of Games Played In National American and Eastern Leagues.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
 At Cincinnati - New York, $: cincin- natl. g. Ames. McGinnity. Ferguson, Bresnahan; Ewing. Hit, Mclean.
 At Pittsburg-Brooklyn, i; Pittsburg, 2 Stricklett, Bergen: Maddox, Gibson.
 At St. Louis-Philadelphia s; St. Louis. & Sparks. Dooin; Beebs. Hostetter.
 nrrru, V-nd
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

He fe1nFng Ezrrr7su-s use t. TIse advertisers all Use ft He PsPIe who pay c4sh read ft- Advertise fn the Demorrzf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
LOCAL BoWLERs.
Some Games That Were Run on
 Last Evening.

The Waterbury Brass Co team roll ed 2,j33 and took first place away from ScovilIs team in the factory contest. All the state league squad worked out last evening and many high scores resulted. notably Neal .s37. Teller go, Bossell 245 and Stokes aOO.
 Neal won the daily prize with a score of ell. Waterbury Clock Co, New Eng land Watch Co and OakvilIe Co will try to beat the Waterbury Brass Cos scOre tonight.
 As a result of the rolling last night two-man match was framed up be- tween Neal and Teller. and Becker and Allen. to take place next Monday, best three out of five strings to win. The scorps in the factory contests:
 Waterbury Brass CO-C. Beauis- ley 554. Messinger 50-i HaynOr 45S Bowling 4Sl. MaIsch SIS. Total. 2.5s3
 ScovilI Manufacturing CO-Warner IaI. TrDwbrilge 4g7. Packhurst 4f0. Horton 315. IittIejOhn 5s7. Fetal. 2.21a.
 Rafryi Machine Co-Lyach 411. Gen. rad sSS. Hull. 4S8. Merrill 4S3. Bar il 4ga. Total. ago ItschneT won the daily pTf1e st the Wooster alleys yesterday hy rolling t51- Cunning wss seoo1d with sS5.
 The standing in the roll-O1 Is as fol- iuWs-
 uaTIe el4. Cunning SS1. H01- kfRs sSR. Porter 57T. l.. Merrill s7s. Neal asSs. Irscaaer 54S Mrt5raw 5zs. ScErpesFer 5Ia. WaterEzn 514 .nrrncpar srIrs rnn kz crrrs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21
RasERaII NnTEs

The wIIlizEspo-t ps-nzzt winners of the Trf-Ststs IszEzs are to Eat fhs Ns- York sszts lssrns chs-Ft0rs
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

DEMOCRAT SELLS FOR 4s cExTs
 A MONTE.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-09-21

The matches in the Blasted Hope class were only half finished. D. L Summey leads Dr F. J. Erbe, ul at the end of IS holes. Summey. Out
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-08

two other Juvenile adventures, stole the
pants from the clothing store of Rowe <
Kelley.
Willie was an innocent bystander. He was
the injured hero in the transaction. A blue
coat and brass buttons appeared. Willie
was handed the trousers. They proved to
be the lemon The heavy villain and his
two associates escaped, but Willie
weighted down by his conscience and the
stolen pants. could not run fast enough
In all justice 20 John Magnetic it should
be said that DC is now reformed youth
His conneCtiaI with the trousers steal
ing was accidental Through his pre-
vious escapades his name had become
known tG the police, and when Willie was
arrested they Immediately thought it was
John. They were mixed on the name
however, and called him Tom. At any
rate, ii developed that during the excite
ment attendant upon the theft of the
pants John was peacefully at work in an
assay office. where he has been employed
since his latest appearance in the Juvenile
court
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BOYS HAND WILLIE MAGNETIC LEMON;
THEY STEAL PANTS AND HE GETS BLAME

Pants my heart in anguish deep"
sighed Willie Magnetic. as he was being
rapidly hailed to the tribunal Of justice by
Patrolman Gillespie. But, alas, poor
Willie, the pants of his heart were not
the only one he had with him. BY a
strange series of circumstances the in
nocent lad had suddenly became pos
sessed Of two separate and individual
pairs Of trousers at one time, and by a
series of complications Willie's brother
John, who in the not remote past had
sowed his wild oats and reaped the har-
vest In the Juvenile court, became in
volved in the case.
The root of the evil, so tits said, lay
In the passion Of one Frank Arnold, said
to be a young tramp from Denver, to be
the owner OF a new pair of trousers.
Young Arnold had been befriended by
Mrs. Magnetic, mother of Willie and
John. To show his gratitude for Mrs.
Magnette's kindness Arnold promptly ar
ranged matters so that Willie lands in
Jail. At HIS instigation. so Willie said.
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Woodmen of the World.

Salt Lake comp s. w o. w. held a
regular meeting Tuesday evening, there
being a large attendance. All officers
elected were installed and the camp will
work under the following officers the next
six months; Charles Laubiey, c. c.;
Richard Beynon, A. l.; Ray Don, escort;
A. Sweetman, sentry n. johnson, watch
man; Brigham Rid, manager; c. f.
White, past council commander. -Four
new choppers were initiated and some
fine singing was heard. Speeches were
made by II. Dom B. Ridd and others.
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Modern Woodmen,

Excelsior camp held its regular meeting
last Monday evening. There was a splen-
did attendance, including all the officers
and the full team, under the command Of
Captain MCGUIRE which was in new uni
forms An excellent entertainment was
provided by the committee and each num-
Der was encored. There will be another
meeting this evening in the Eagles hall,
at o'clock. Another excellent program
has been arranged. Captain MCGUIRE
wishes all team members to be present
for practice drill.
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ARMY OFFICER IN ZION.
Lieut.. Charles TeIford on Way to
West Point to Act as Instructor.

Lieutenant Charles TelfOrd of the
Twelfth cavalry. is in Salt Lake as the
guest of David NJ. Haight. assistant coun-
ty attorney. The lieutenant is on his way
to West Point, where he will teach math-
ematics. Several years ago Lieutenant Tel
ford was a West Point man and was i'm
plicated in the hazing scandals which
were aired at that time. He escaped with
a brief expulsion and is now to go back
to his old school as an instructor
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x, o, 7, M,

Utonian tent No. II will meet in regular
session Wednesday evening, when the
newly-elected officers for the ensuing six
months will be installed. The excursion
committee has secured an excellent collec-
ton of prizes to be given out on Maccabee
day at Lagoon, on July IS.
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Gard of Thanks,

We wish to thank the many kind
friends who so ably assisted us in
hours of grief through the loss of our
beloved little daughter Ellen May.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Elite and family
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The regular meeting of James B. Nc
Kean W r. c. will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall Wednesday at 2:50 p. m. Mrs.
w. B. Short, s. Eighth East street. will
entertain the ladies of Mexican corps and
their friends on Thursday afternoon.
The ladies Of Reynolds circle No. l, G..
A. R. will hold their regular meeting in
Odd Fellows hall at 2 o'clock Tuesday
afternoon.
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Past Noble Grand Club.

The Past Noble Grand's club will meet
at the home of William Owen, 10 West
Fourth South. Sister Hardy will entertain
the club, All the past noble grands are in
yited to attend
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American Yeomen-

The Brotherhood of American Yeomen
met Monday night. Several more applica-
tons We're acted upon. There will be a
social at the hall tonight.
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No. 2 encampments tomorrow evening,
after the regular order of business for
Oquirrh No. /.
The installation exercises of the Re
bekah Iodges-Naomi No. l and Miriam
occurred last Saturday night and were
witnessed by a large number of sisters
and brothers, who later enjoyed the re-
freshments.
There will be a special session of Utah
lodge No. this evening and later the in
staliation of the new officers will be held
with Jordan No. 3.
Salt Lake lodge No. had a busy ses-
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L O. 7. MI.

Banner hive No. II. L. o. T. NJ. held
regular review last Tuesday. Next Tues
day, July 9, the ladies and their friends
will have an outing at Lagoon.
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Eoresters of America.

Court Salt Lake No. held a meeting In
the X. of c. hall, q West First South
street Wednesday evening, July 3. One
candidate was initiated into the mysteries
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Decree of Honor.

Star of the West lodge No. will hold
its regular meeting on Thursday evening
at I. o. o. f. hall Officers are to be in
stalled
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Order of Eastern Star.

Mizpah o. E S. will have a picnic at
Liberty park Wednesday afternoon. July
10 All visiting members are cordially in
Vited.
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of the order and all the officers for the
ensuing term were duly installed. A very
interesting lecture was given by the
courts physician, DR.. James n. Harrison.
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freshments were served after the business
of the evening was concluded. There was
a large attendance. The lodge meets again
at Columbia hall next Friday evening and
all members are requested to be present.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-08

Western
Maearonl Manufacturing Company.
OF
OF
o.
in 0
Donald Candy OmDan
is
the
Ienvert to explot a siml plan in tina city,
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FraternaI Union of America.

Evergreen lodge No. Isl will hold its
meeting tonight and initiate two
Arrangements will be made
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sion last Friday night. The semi-annual
reports were presented and degree work
was conferred by the staff Tonight the
lodge will meet in special session with
Jordan No. 3 for the installation of Off
GERS for the ensuing term.
Tonight at the session of Jordan lodge
No. there will be union installation OF
the officers of Utah, Salt Lake, Jordan,
Enterprise and Fidelity lodges.
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for a grand reunion Monday evening. July
70. The new lodge directory is now being
for publication.
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|. o. o. 3.

There will be a union installation of the
officers of Oquirrh No. and Golden Rule
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SECRET SOCIETIES.
G. A. r..

On next Saturday evening Mexican post
No. l will have a business meeting, TO
which comrades Of this and sister posts
are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-07-08

Ask your grocer to send you Royal
Bread. The crown label is on every
loaf.
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Degree Of Poeahentas.

Waneta council No. ! held its regular
meeting last Friday evening The newly
elected officers were installed and re-
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Buying
TEA

When you buy tea you want
to know two things. Is it pure
tea2 Will l like its taste2
You'll find purity and fine
favor combined to a nicely in
Hewlett's Three Crown Teas.
Sold by your grocer in red and
gold cartons. ASK FOR THEM.
s~eSS<9eA@e%oASee 9@%4A~7A
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Salt Lake lodge No. 2 had a busy ses
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-14

neys for the defense devoted particular attention. They further sought to show that 1t would have been fmpos- sible for certain of these witnesses to have stood where they said they stood and have heard and saw what passed between the two men. The apparent discrepancy in the testimony for the State was skillfuily dwelt upon by the attorneys for the defense and 1t was used to substantiate the evidence that was given by the two boys to save their father from the galiows.
 The charge of Judge Brewer to the jury which held the life of Zeke Do. zier in its hands. was completed at li.s. O clock this morning. The large crowo which had attended the trial refused te leave until the final curtain had faiien The two men were prominent men oi their community and they had other friends in other portions or Macor County. So the country people and tns town people who had listened to tne evidence of the case and to the spirited addresses and arguments or the law yers refused to leave. but waited neal the court house until half past four o'clock this afternoon, when 1t was ar nounced that . verdict had been res< cd.
 The faithful wife of Dozier. w At sat at his side throughout the fial Joined him as he went in to hear his fate. The two sat together as the clerk took the verdice and read the words: Not Guilty" Tho sorrowine and grief stricken wife threw her armi about the neck of her husband and wept out her joy.
 There was no other demonstration.