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The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1907-01-12

WAN DUYN 4 PLowHEAD
John J. Plowhead
Owen N. Van .Duyn
Attorneys and Counselors at Law
Both Phones. CALDWELL, IDAHO
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
PRESENTED WITH BEAUTIFUL FLOWERS Pretty Compliment to Mr. A.
 A. Mills
BY COL. F. A. DILLINGHAM;.
sIiqht Token of High Esteem In Which He Holds His Assoclate-Presenta- tion Took Place In Third
 Avenue Lot.

That Col F. A. Dillingham; holds In high esteem all of his associates was evidenced by a little occurrence that LOOK place last night on the Third avenue lot' where the co1oners Plant Juife Remedy company holds forth nightly
 The lot, as usual, was filled with crowd of people who were highly enter tained by the company of vaudeville per formers and the interesting lecture on health given by MT. A. A. Mills, the gen tlemanly associate of Colonel Ddlling- ham. Mir. Mills had just finished the sale of Plant Juice medicated soap and had instructed the performers to go on with their entertainment, when a gentleman was seen pushing through the crowd to- wards the front of the platform and call ing to MT. Mills.
 The latter gentleman instructed the per- formers to cease, and going forward asked what was wanted of him. The gentleman who had been the cause Of the interruption in the programme hand ed Mr. Mills long box with the remark that 1t was slight token of the high es- teem in which the recipient was held by Colonel Dillingham;. MT. Mills immedi- ately opened the box and displayed to the gaze of the audience 6 box of most beau tiful roses That MT. Mills appreciated the floral offering was best evidenced by the smile that spread over his face upon seeing the nature of the gift.
 This was only one of the many acts or appreciation Colonel Dillingham; shows towards his assistants. He Is always studying the welfare and comfort of his associates, and never 9 man leaves him without regret and knowing that In the colonel he has friend for life, and one who is always ready to assist him tn bettering his condition in life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
HUNTSVILLE ENJOYS
 FINE HORSE RAGING

Huntsville, June 5.-(special.)-Hunts- vile lovers of the sport are enjoying good horse racing at the track of the Tennessee Valley Fair association, about twenty horses being here. Fridays card was as follows:
 First race, half mile for $50 purse Lady Belaire (BelD, won; Bob Frank lin (Thomas). second Dancer (Greene), third.
 Second race, five-eights of mile dash, purse s200-Ralph W, (Greene), won; Jo- vial c. (BelD, second; Fauncelee (Swinee), third.
 Third race, purse open to ponies-Bra- ley & Yarbrough's pony, with Greene up, won.
 Fourth race, match race for $100 purse between Cooley owned by Biddle and New Market, owned by John Planning; Cooley won.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
MOTOR CLUB ELECTS
 OFFICERS FOR YEAR.

--t meeting of the Birmingham Motor cycle club last night, held at MT. Rob- ert Stubbs place, the following officers were elected to serve for one year:
 Robert Stubbs. president; Sterling AL ford, vice president and official stem ographer; D. W. House, secretary and treasurer.
 There were nine charter members, as follows. Sterling Afford, B. H. Garner. Allen Lawrence, Frank Lawrence, Fred Rodenbeck. H. Gusfeld, s. D. Stubbs, Rober. Stubbs and E. W. House.
 On account of the inability of great many members to attend. the run to Tus- caloosa Sunday, June IS, was postponed and instead there will be short twenty five mile run around the loop. All motor cyclists are cordially Invited to attend this pleasure trip, starting from MT. Stubbs place on Fourth avenue, between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, at 8 D. m., Sunday afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE

Charleston, June 15.-Heavy hitting marked the game today. It was poor exhibition, loose fielding being the rule.
 R. H. E. Charleston .. ........... .o00 2O5 20*-9 10 2 Savannah . ..............1 100 900 050-6 IF Batteries: Foster, Johnson Evers and Reislngers Neuer, Ford, Dever and Kahl- koff.
 Columbia, June 15.-Macon won today nfter two were out in the seventh on questionable decision which allowed Ma ron three runs. R. H. E. Macon :. ......oN .oN 900 300-4 8 1 Columbia :. .............000 200 O0O-2 D Batteries: Harley and Harnisch; 6chwenk and Smith.
 Jacksonville, June 15.--A two-base hit with one out started the local rally in the eighth, and after this the visitors seemed to go up in the air. R. Il. E. Jacksonville ....... .0O0 GOO O3o-3 1 Augusta :. 100 900 0OO-l Q Batteries Stultz and Roth; Lakaff and Fox. Time, 30. Umpire. Mace.
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*Two out when winning run scored.
 Score by innings:
 Little Rock. .. ..l10 O10 OOl-4 Nashville. .. .. .. .. .. 200 col 00O-3
 Summary: Innings pitched, Nelson 2, J. Duggan 62-3 E. Duggan 1-3 Hits appor- toned. Nelson 8, J. Duggan 4, E. Duggan l. Two-base hits, Douglass, Mccormick. Three-base hit. Bowcock. Sacrifice hits, Gilbert, Douglass, Morse, J. Duggan, E. Duggan, Stolen bases, Gilbert Miller @, Hess. Bases on balls, Nelson 1 J. Dug gan B. McCafferty 8. Struck out. J. Dug gan l. McCafferty 2. Hit by pitched ball, Rockenheld, Morse. Wilds pitch, Mccaf- ferty Double play, Hes sto Douglass to Woods. Time, hours Umpire, Pfen- ninger.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
OTHER GAMES.

Alabama City, June 5.-(Special 1.-The ball game between Dwight and Pell City on the local diamond was a holty con- tested struggle. The game was a series of shut outs until the fifth inning, when Pell City sat down with a score to their credit. The local team followed suit and proceeded to also pull down a score in the last half of the fifth. The game was regular pitchers battle. In the first half of the eleventh Pel City made two runs Dwight went to the bat and made one score In the last half of the eleventh, closing the game with score of 2 to 3 in favor of Pell City.
 The teams composing the Young Mems Christian association outdoor baseball league played their second game yester- day afternoon, both games being we'll played. The league Is composed of four teams-Birmingham Railway, Light and Power company, Gotten, Odum & Bowers, Prowell Hardware company, Massey Bus mess college. The playing of all four teams was fast and gives promise of swift first team. The first team will be organized in a short while and games are being arranged for with fast amateur teams all over the state. The results of the games played yesterday are as fol- lows: R.H.E. Gotten, Odum & Bowers .. .. :. ..5 3
 
 Batteries: Bell and Chairsell; Sherrod and Lambaum. Struck out, Bell 10, sher- rod 2.
 rod z. R.H.E. Massey Business college. .. 10 12 ? Prowell Hardware company :. ..4 Batteries: Woolley and Hennlng; Law renson, Gillespie and Beddow. Struck out, Wolley 6, Lawrenson 3, Gillespie l.
 In the presence of large crowd of fans Goodall. Brown & Co. defeated Moore & Handley Hardware Co. in a very one sided exhibition of the national game by the score of 19 to 1. Goodal, Brown & Co. clearly outplayed the opposing team in every department of the game The hit ting, of the dry goods boys was the fea- ture of the game, and every member of the team uncorked two and three-baggers at will
 Decatur Car Wheel company defeated the Standard Oil company yesterday aft ernoon in an exciting game of ball.
 R.H.E. Decatur Car Wheel company. ..5 ? Standard oil company. .. :. A l. Batteries: Simmons and Tubbs; Mon roe and Street.
 The T. c. I. club met the Birmingham Athletic club on the latters grounds for the first game of the series. The game was somewhat marred by the T. C. Is being crippled and the B. A. C.'s wrangling After eleven innings the game was called on account of a dispute
 RIFE B. A. G.. .. .. .. .. .. :. :. "A T. c. l. :. A 2 The Woodward Iron company was vic torious yesterday afternoon against the Bessemer Beavers, the score being IA to 1. The batting of the victors was the feature of the game. Batteries, Reed and Otte; Halfaere, Warnack and Marshall. .Boaz, June 15.--(Special)-Boa and Hobbs Island played.a doubleheader here this afternoon. The first game was 12 to 5 in favor of Boaz. The second game resulted in complete shut out for Hobbs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

Columbus, Miss, June 15.-(Special.) )-It was anybody's game up to the eighth, when two two-baggers. two singles and bad error by Jones at second gave the visitors three runs. In the eighth, the locals had three men on bases and no outs and only got in one run. Jackson had the "Discoverers' outclassed and when they tried to play ball the visitors stopped their every turn. R. H. D. Columbus :. .............0 .001 010 010-3 ' 3 Jackson .. ..............0 .010 900 1895 12 2 Batteries: May and Andrews: Watson, Barber and Petit Umpire, Stickney.
 Meridian Miss, June 15.-(Special)- vicksburg took the last game of the series from the locals in a lopside and uninteresting contest. Every member of the visiting team had turn at the bat in the opening inning. Yount started to pitch for the locals, but was replaced by Sample after he had allowed three hits and walked two men In the first inning
 R.H. F.. Meridian :. ........... 100 000 1Oo-2 5 Vicksburg . .502 010 000-S 13 Batteries: Yount Sample and Downing; Ashton, Bishop and Fisher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
TRAVELLERS WON
 IN NINTH ROUND
DOBBS USED THREE PITCHERS, BUT LOSES TO M'CAFFERTY-J. DUGGAN CREW WRATHY AND WAS ELECTED,

Little Rock, June 15.-Iittle Rock made the winning run in today's game in the ninth inning. Gilbert walked, stole sec ond and scored on Douglass single to center The game was marked with wrangling and In the ninth inning Johnny Duggan was elected from the game by Umpire Pfenninger for throwing his glove on the ground when Pfenninger gave Gill hert his hasa Dn halls
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
Republicans for Wilson.

. Louisville, June 15.-Republican ward conventions in Louisville and county conventions throughout the state this afternoon instrpcted their delegates with but few exceptions to vote for Augustus E. Wilson of this city for governor at the state conven- tion, which is to be held at Louisville next Wednesday,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
Manuel Was Superb Throughout the Eighteen lnnings-Were Some Mag nlficent Fielding Exhibitions.
 One Score Decides Both.
THE STANDING.
GAMES YESTERDAY.

New Orleans, 1-1; Birmingham, 0-o. Atlanta, 8; Shreveport, 1. Memphis, 4; Montgomery, 2. Little Rock, 4; Nashville, 8.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
Steam Roller Arrives.

Gadsden, June 15.--(Special. 1.-The new steam street roller which was pur- chased at an expense of 5000 to be used in the construction of the new streets of this city has arrived and will be placed in commission at once. The differences existing between property owners and the city officials have about been adjusted and the work will proceed without further delay
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Summary: Two-baSe nits Smith and Paskert. Sacrifice hits. Winters, Smith, Fox 2, Daley. Stolen bases, Jordan, Paskert and Fox. Base on balls, Fisher ?, Castleton 3. Struc kout, Fisher 8, Cas- tleton 2. Hit by pitched ball, Castleton 1. Passed ball, Smith. Double plays, Paskert to Smith; Smith to Jordan; Jor- dan to Fox to Castro. Time, ;55. Um- pires Rudderham and Hackett.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
sNone out when winning run scored.

Two-base hit-Breitenstein. Ihree-base hit-Gaston. Sacrifice hit--Garvin. Struck out-Manuel 9, Wilhelm ?. Bases on balls-Wilhelm 1. Wild pitches-Wilhelm 2. Time-1 :30
 Umpire-Zimmer.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
NO Birmingham game call ed Sunday, East Lake.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16

Island; score, to O. The features of the frst game were two home runs by Fay Tor of Hobbs Island and the pitching of Jordan for Boaz. The feature of the second game was the pitching of Leferve for Boaz. Batteries: First game, Jordan and Mann; Taylor and Hairless. Second game, Leferve and Mann; Miller and Fay Tor.
 Payne & Jouberts defeated the Munger Gin Works yesterday in one-sided con- test by the score of IA to 8, R.H. E. Payne x Jouberts ..14 16 Munger Gin Works . . q. .3 4 4
 Payne & Jouberts would like to secure games with first-elass shop teams.
 Wylam defeated Fairvlew by the score of to 1. Wylam is open for all teams, Pell City preferred. Address H. H. Askew, Wylam, Ala.
 Easonville, June 15.-(Special.) )-Eason- vile and a picked team from Anniston crossed bats on the home grounds for two games yesterday and today, the former winning both games. The feature of the first game was the pitching of Jones of the home team. In the last game Owens of the visitors robbed man of a hit by beautiful one-handed catch. Bat teries-First game, Jones and Hardwick; Flynn and McCaffrey. Second game Jones. Bell and Box; Hardwick Flynn and McCaffrey.
 In a very one-sided game of ball Sat urday at their grounds at Kingston, Crane Co. defeated the Sheet Metal work CTS by the score of 12 to l. The feature ol the game was the pitching of Lam bert for Crane Co.,. only twenty-nine men going to bat for the Metal Workers. Bat teries: Bragan, Ball, Hausman and Nine kirk; Lambert and Jansen.
 -.enredy, June 15.-(Specla1 )-Kennedy and Mlllport played a slow game here Saturday, the score being to 5, in favor of Kennedy The features of the game were the work of the batteries for Ken neay and a triple made by Kennedy Batteries Clardy. Morton and Richards; ; Crawley McAdams and Logan. Umpire, Beasley.
 Alicevllle, June 15.-(Speclal)-T Alice vile and Carrollton baseball teams met on the Carrollton diamond yesterday. The result was Q victory for Aliceville. The features of the game were the heavy hitting by both teams and triple play made by Aliceville. This was the first triple play ever witnessed in this county.
 The score by innings:
 AllCtVllle 'VVe 1ou fVV-lI Carrollton .. .. :. :. ........o44 200 000-10
 Huntsville, June 15.-(Special.)-The Con der Training school team won every game of the series played with the Fayette vile team which was composed of several of the men from the Morgan school team.
 I ne first game yesterday was interest ing, ten innings being played before the winning run was made. The second game was too one-sided to be interesting, Con der having 1t won from the start. The scores are as follows;
 First game R.H.E. Fayetteville .. .100 002 GOO 0-3 Il f Conder . .. ... .O30 GOO GOO 1--4 13 2
 Batteries: Beasley and Carter; Stevens and Keeling.
 Second game R.H D. Fayetteville .. .. 900 001 000-1 9 Conder .. . .~ ..... .230 GOO 04*-9 10
 Batteries: Beasley and Carter; Bennett and Keeling.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Toledo 2, Milwaukee O.. Milwaukee 4, Toledo 1. Minneapolis 4, Indianapolis 3. Columbus 4, Kansas City 3. Louisville T, St. raul 9.
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STOCKDALE KEPT
 HITS SCATTERED
MoNTGOMERYS THREE ERRORS WERE COSTLY ToO-MEMPHfS WINS AN INTERESTING GAME. PRETZELS RALLY IN VAIN,

Memphis. June 15.-Montgomery could bunch hits In but one inning and then only two runs resulted-not enough to overcome the lead of the Memphis team. Both Walsh and Stockdale pitched good ball. but the visitors errors were costly.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-06-16
KaOanaNgb Declares
 Frank's 7act1cs Are Meea/

Shreveport La June were games played at New Billy smith tonight that President Kavaaugh had gone
  which Holland and Kelley of the Guor clearly of the
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PualIIst Arrested for steaIIna.

New York, June 15.-Joe Crime, the pugilist, was arrested here today on charge of grand larceny as he was about to board the steamer St. Louis to sail for Europe. Crime declares his arrest was the result of misunder- standing. He pleaded not guilty, and was held in 5000 bond.
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FISHER HARD HIT
 AND ERRORS GALORE
ATLANTA HAD EASY PlcklNGS IN SHREVEPORT IN SPITE OF THE PRESENCE OF PITCHER FISHER. BUM GAME.

Shreveport, June 15-six errors by the local team and free hitting by Atlanta tells the story of the visitors victory to-
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Bergen and Butler. Time, 2:10. Empires, Johnstone and Carpenter
 Fittsburg, June 15.-Plttsburg fell on McGinnity in the sixth and seventh in- nings and scored all their runs. Wiltse replaced McGinnity in the eighth. Willis was strong at all times R. H. E. Pittsburg ............ .OO0 O2 O*--4 10 New York ............. coo 001 020-3
 Batteries: Willis and McGinnity; Witse and Bresnahan. Time, 1:55. Umpire, O'Day.
 St. Louis, June 15.-Though Boston made three errors in succession in the first inning F'laherty did not weaken, but pitched a brilliant game. R. H. F.. St Louis :. .............100 900 000-1 3 Boston :. ...........,....100 300 00O-4
 Batteries: McGlynn and Marshall; Flaherty and Needham Time, 1:55. Um- pire Rigler.
 Cincinnati, June 15.-Philadelphia found Weimer easy in the first two innings. Failure to secure hits with men on bases was largely responsible for the defeat of Cincinnati. K. Il. E. Cincinnati :. .......... 900 210 000-3 10 Philadelphia .......,..z5p ViO zU-S lo
 Batteries: Weimer and Mclean; Brown and Dooin Time, 1:50. Umpire, Klem.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, June 15.-Philadelphia de- feated Cleveland today in slow and un- Interesting game. Liebhardt's wiidnass lost the game for the visitors. R<H. E. Cleveland. .. .. .. 1000 012 210-6 l Philadelphia. .. .. ....070 100 000-S 5 Batteres:s Liebhardt, Clarkson, Hess and Bemis and Wakeield Plank. Coombs and Schreck. Time, 2:15. Umpire, Staf- ford
 Washington, June 15.-Washington gave Mullin severe trimming this afternoon, hitting the ball consecutively R.H. E. Washington .. ....202 100 o2~-lO 10 2 Detroit . .. :. . 600 900 000- 0 D Batteries: Smith, >Falkenburg and War ner; Mullin and Schmidt. Time, 1:55. Un- pire, Sheridan
 New York, June 15.-In the presence of big half holiday crowd today the New Works beat Chicago. R.H. E. Chicago.... -.O0O uVu VVu-o New York . . 100 900 010-2 1 Batteries: White and Sullivan; Orth and Kleinow Time 1:51. Umpire, O'Lough- lin.
 Boston, June killarney Peltys good pitching shut out Boston today. R.H. D. St. Louis .. .. ..OO0 003 0lO-4 l Boston .. .. .. .. 900 GOO 000-0 3 Batteries: Pelty and O'Connors; Pruftt, Oberlin, Criger and Shaw. Time, 1;4o Umpires, Connolly and Hurst.
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 New Orleans. June 15.-(special) )-The Pelicans pelted Harry Vaughn's hard hit ting Barons with a dozen and half juicy lemons this D. m. in the first double header played at Athletic park this sea- son. Manuel was the one chief shower of the citrus shower. The locals took both the contests by scores of to 0.
 The games were both exceptionally fast and the first was the real good edition .DeLuxe with Morocco binding, and trim mings, the Pelicans being kept from counting by the perfect fielding support given Wilhelm.
 Manuel started the ninth with snort ing single to center and Gaston scored him by a sizzler which shaved the inside of the first base, and was good for a box of candy and other things, finishing the game since the Pelicans had the last time at bat in each chapter.
 The Barons Protest.
 A large lump of boiling Barons immedi- ately surrounded Trimmer when he called the ball fair, and Meek doubled both nlits, trying to get swing at the doughty re- fierce. zimmer was cool, however and did not have Meek removed from the grounds. although the fans hooted, jeered and mocked the big first-sacker unmer- cifully during the next game, which start ed ten minutes after the occurrence Zim- mer was heartily supported by the fans. and the strenuous but unsuccessful ef- forts made to trap Manuel at the plate as he scored on Gaston's clout was proof that even the visitors were joshing in their contention.
 Ragan Forces Run.
 The second game was tagged and brand ed properly. Manuel was in superb form. and the visitors harly had look in after the first inning. Rip" Ragan, the soubrette who refused to ride in an upper berth once upon a time, had one bad inning when, after Breitenstein and Sabrio had singled, Atz drew a pass and a run was forced in by Gatins' being pinked. The Pelicans several times threatened to increase the lead but sharp fielding pre- vented.
 Harry Vaughn, manager of the visiting champs, objected to playing off a post poned game Sunday afternoon making a double-header out of the regular sched- uled contest, but as he Is liable to a fine if he refuses the demand of the local club that he play the postponed game, there are no fears but that the Barons will put up just as plucky a fight today. The game is to be called at 2:15 o'clock and Turner and Clark are to pitch for the visitors, while Bretenstein, Phillips and Guese are to work against them.
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Montgomery .. .. ............. .000 o02 0O0-2 Memphis Q. e. .. ............ .020 101 O0+-4
 Summary: Two-base hits. Houtz. Stolen bases, Henline, Ball, Nelghbors 9 Base on balls. Walsh 2, Stockdale 3. Struck out, Walsh 2. Stockdale 1. Passed balls, Owens. Sacrifice hits, Babb Carter. Double play, Hausen to Baxter; Stock dale to Babb to Carey Time, 1;50. Um- pire, Rim.
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Pointers to FandOm

a predicamen He rejoice be- He noth of of exhibition unfortunately followers
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CTS, Breitenstein. Stolen bases-Stratton, Gardner. Sacrifice hit-Sabrie Double play-Manuel to Atz to Sabrie. Struck out-Manuel g. Ragan ?. Bases on balls-Ragan l. Hit by pitched balls-Ragan (Gatins.) Time-1:32. x Umpire-Zimmer.
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Payne & Jouberts defeated the Munger Gin Works yesterday in a one-sided con- test by the score of 14 to B. R.H b. Payne & Jouberts .. e. .. .. IA 16 1 Munger Ofln WorkS.. q. I
 Payne & Jouberts would like to secure games with first-elass shop teams.
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Island; score, 1 to 0. The features of the trst game were two home runs by Fay Tor of Hobbs Island and the pitching of Jordan for Boaz. The feature of the second game was the pitching of Leferve for Boaz. Batteries: First game, Jordan and Mann; Taylor and Hairless. Second game. Leferve and Mann; Miller and Fay Tor