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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Tom Avery is erecting cottage on
West Logan ave- in the Beadles addi-
ton.
The Employees Protection assocIa-,
tion which was recently organized by
the employees of the various railroads
in the city will hold their first meeting
October l2ta.
The Santa Fe is enlarging the round
house in the south yards.
The Star laundry on North First ST.,
Is erecting q two story 50N8O annex
10 their present plant
The Woodward Dispatch states shat
Il showed there Saturday night pre-
caedlng the cold wave. This ID the hrst
time ii was eyel known to snow in Ok
lahomn IN September
billy" Packer the genial implement
man. Is back in Michigan visiting his
birthplace and telling them OF the
wcnderfui state OF Oklahoma the land
plenty. He will go east and buy some
goods before returning to Guthrie.
The Epworth League of the First NJ.
!. church. meets every Tuesday even
ing now, instead of Sunday evening.
The Guthrie Sand and Gravel Co.
will commence operations north OF the
city on the hanks OF the Cimarrcn
liver within two weeks The company
mas spent $4,000 in enuipping their
plant
The Cctober term in the enuHfw court
commences Monday october 9TH. 88,
The Oklahoma Ccnferepce ~ the
Free Methodist church in session 10
Enid last week adoptel strong resolu-
tions endorsing the Holmes Home hcf--
pitai for women and children, cf this
city
At the next regular meeting oi the
city council, which viii be on October
18th. she council Will pass the second
resolution required by the new paving
law aSfre pavlFs n ns1e miifs q
ees3 spd aye9u9s{ EAYfsg tnes u
sricts and the kind-of maSeriai inteuu'
ed 4 be -usedsia each distuel. Inere
viii be about five miles OF asphalt ana
four miles OF brick
Oh joy. The llliHois Sseel Nrifses
com@AMy waich Is e5eetin& ths steel
bridge across che Cottcneoes giyaE co
glfch street nnncQrces fhne che aslGSe
VIII De coMplsted Within twN Nsees'
,t -
~ The acSf regular gA<Stsuk 9i enf
flgg couScil an crdinance Wssl DE oNse'as
sueed covering gas ano SVa fsttlAe,
VscgsdipE gor ma l6eFseaioR - zTrhl
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AMERIeAN LEAaUE.


CetFolN NuoShs 0ub " @NN9ifs
Detroit, Oct 3.--Deiroit disposed ol
WaddeN IN one inning. end then ei'
most threw away the game by erratic
fielding and reckless base running. The
hitting OF Crawford and Rossman tied
81 in the seventh aud won u in me
ninth There was . warm arguneAt
on whether Rossman's hit, that came
Ia iha niRih with the score lied and
Cobb al lirst was only a daHhle uu.
des ground rules but the umpires
rubd iu favor OF Detroit and Cobb,
who bad scored easily. was allowed
10 count bis run,
Score h.Vs "
Detroit ..4,.,, 500 00o 30S-I ~
si Louis .,... .0l0 003 lig--S' 70 .
Batteries Summers. Sseislia and
SeiuAidt Howell, %a6dell apH smit&.
SuMmary. Two-tmse hits, Fr2wan98'
2: CaEb, nossnaap spou4ie plays,
Rash, gAwns. 2oasmen, lacliaep,
gFfit6 an6 Serris Ebses 0h esss,
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Where sulIets REV.

David Parker, OF Fayette, n. ". a
veteran of the civil war. who lost a
foot at Gettysburg, says: The good
Electric BItters have done is worth
more than five hundred dollars 10 me.
snets much money doctoring for
bad case Of stomach trouble, to little
purpose | then tried Electric Bitters,
aud they cured me. | now take tneln
as tonic. and they keep 1e strong
and WE'LL" soc at all drug stores.
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.....BASEBAIL.....

Summers, 2: Howell 2. Struck out,
by Summers. ~ Mullin. l. Howell :.
Cleveland, Chicago 0.
Cleveland. Oct. 3--Cleveiand defeas.
ed Chicago In tho most remarkable
game Of the year in the big leagues
by the score og to 0. Joss not only
shut Chicago out without a hit, but
be did not allow one of his opponents
to reach first base. although the viz
itnrs used three pinch-hlitefs In the
ninth inning. Joss was aided By some
remarkable support from Manager Ia.
jole, who made several phenomenal
piclS-ups.
On the other hand, Walsh The Chi.
cago man, pitched a sensational game,
striking out fifteen men in eight In
nings Cleveland was able to bat but
four balls past the infield and only
five OF the locals reached first base.
cleveland scored Its only run in the
third. Birmingham led off with sin
gle Walsh caught him mapping OF
first, but 1sbelrs throw to second hit
the runner In the head and he went
70 third whence he scored when Walsh
and Schreck became crossed in their
signals and & ball went to The grand
stand
with joss at bat In the eighth.
schreck had finger broken which
will keep him out OF the game for the
Score R.lI. E.
Cleveland s. .00l 600 0a"-l
Chicago ..... 900 600 0O0--O 0 !
Batteries; Joss and Clarke; Walsh,
Schreck and Shaw.
Summary: Base on balls, off Walsh
4. Struck out. by joss, 3; Walsh, 10
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sunday School, 9.45 a. m.
.. yct FsmPietoE apnt
80 a. M-Rev a. Grant evans, ID.
d. president University Of Oklahoma.
$50 r M-young Peoples meeting,
Joe Charlivile, President
7.3e p. M.-ReT G, w, Barr pastor
as large Tor Oklahoma.
We are glad e have these brethren
Of the rresbytaGian church illl our
euiplt
g p. Cameron, Pastor.
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nhlcano. s. cInelnnatI. B.

Cincinnati. Oct. 3.-Brown held the
Cincinnatis sefe at all times, not a
single runner reaching third, and only
one reaching seeord. Rowan's Wild
ness and one hit gave the Chicagos Q
commanding lead IN the first inning.
grore-- III. r.
Cineinhat see 90e 0000 4 1
chicago ..... 500 000 920-.5 0
Batteries, SaYidge, Rowan and Me-
Lean; Brown and King.
Summary: Two-base hit, Mowrey,
Bases on balls, Ole Rowan, ?; Sayldge,
3; Brown, 1, Struck out by Savidge'
8; brown. z.
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Murray is NJ.

From the Chickasaw Capital, Tisho-
mingo. The Leader ncte that VIM. II.
Murray is reported seriously III at his
home in the country. Mr.. Murray's
health has not been very good sin ~
the adjournment OF the legislature, but
bis many friends here hope that his
condition is Id no way serious
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20B East Neble avenue.
Rt. Rey. Or. Brooke. Bishop.
Rev. A. D, Nicholas, Rector.
18th. Sunday after Trinity.
Holy communion, 730 o. n.
Sunday School. 10 a, IN.
Service and Sermon, II q. m.
Evening Service and Sermon, T.3C
"a.
Friday evening service at 1.30.
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The wholesome, harmless green
leaves and tender stems of a lung
healing mountainous shrub, give 70
Or. Shoop's Cough Remedy its cura-
tive properties. Tickling OF dry bron.
chial coughs quickly and safely yield
10 this highly effective cough medi-
cline. Or. Shoop assures mothers that
they can With safety give It tc even
very young babes. No opium. no chlor-
oform-absoiutefy nothing harsh or
harmful. 1t cai1ns the distressing
cough. and heals the sensitive mem.
.branes. Accept no other. Demand Dr..
shoop's Sold by Wallace's drug store.
Weinberger's SmoSery carries the
best line OF high grade smoking to.
bacco in the city.
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ccnerepational Church.

Cornfr Of Warner and Eighth ST.
sunday. Septenhar 90
Isaac Goodman. Pastor
Sunday school at 10 q ~.
Miss Blanche IIoge. S.lpt.
Worship at II a. m.
Preaching az T.30 p. M.
Rev G. G. Murphy, OF Oklahoma
city. viii occupy the pulpit
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Christian Church.

Corner Ash and Noble.
Sunday, 8eptember 20,
sunday seapol. 10 q. m.
Preaching at u a. IA. and s n. m.
YP. Il y. at T20 y. ln
Rev q. L. Noblitt Pasier
seryices in the Tabernacle, jusl
east Of the Carnegie library ~
5ohn L. Brandt Evangelist.
An arc welcome.
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rlfat preasyterlan chureh.

Corner Noble and Division.
Sunday. September 90.
Rev. Harry Omar Scott d. D., Pastor
Sunday School. 9.s5 q. m.
Services morning and evening.
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wnl kesp Later Mours.

Postmaster Mccoy has anno0nceu
that hereafter the stamp ana generas
delirory windows VioplA be kept opep
until g o'clock .each cseniHg The new
oif,er went into. effect yesterday The
clerks force has .hsan recently iaereas
pa and tlP hmsss Of work divided 81
that additional service could be given
the pnGlc
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Al tho Airdome,

AZ the Airdome,
Tae local managers cl the airdome
and Mr. James r. Fulton have com.
bined their efforts to make the per.
Torrance to he given this evening a
nolable one as 1t marks both the clos
ing of this popular oompany's engage
ment and the eli sing Of the airdome
season
The Fulton Stock Co., which has
been playing At the airdome for the
past two weeks is recognized by oil
who have attended any OF the per
formances as being one Of the stronS
est stock companies that has visited
Guthrie this season and the closing
bill OF its engagement here is TO be q
repetition OF the piece which has won
the most favor, "A Gamblers VIE"
This is a bin particularly fitted "a
the ability OF MIR Fulten. and ais sup
porting company Il an well cast.
Periicular RttentiSn Is being paid ID
lhe staging aud costnmIng OF <he piece
and prodncsiaH sorthy OF h,ghel
prices is promised.
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n. {. chureh. soutk.

sunday School, 9.45 O. "a.
Preaching. ii d. M
Junior League. p. "a.
Senior League z D. nj
Preaching az 7.30 p, ~.
! n. Abernathy. Pastor.
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woaId Mertaaae the Farm.

A farmer on Rural Route 2, Enplr p
Ga. W. A. Floyd by name. says.
''Buckien's Arnica salyc cured the Two
worst sores ever Saw one on my
hand und one on nay leg. II ig wortn
more than It's weight IN Eoid- ! would
DOT be without II II bad 70 mort sass
the farm TO get H.. only g'e al AZ
drug stores.
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washInoton, q; New YORK, 2.

New York. Oct. 3.--The VISITORS
knocked Hogg out Of the box in the
third inning. Lake was equally unsuc,
cessful and Washington won BY y
TO ..
Score T. n. n.
washington O23 COS O02--12 10 l
New York 600 00i t00-- 2 Z .
Batteries: Kceley and Street; Lake,
Hogg and Blair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Brooklyn, Oct Donoyan's men
won again. by an extra effort IN the
eighth inning. which places them more
securely ahead Of ST. Louis In the pen
Score R.H.E
Boston ....s. Q02 600 0oe-2 y
Brooklyn .,..,, 0O0 100 03s-S
Bagtefies: Flaherty and Graham;
pastorius and Dunn.
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corner Of Ash and Cleveland
va. r. Mcknight, Pastor,
Sabbath School 10 o. m
preecclns n q. m. and D. 1a.
Y. ii G. ~ z p. n,
Prayer meeting Thursday 3 PISA.
YOU are corG@lly icsltee
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work and the fees to be charged by the
concerns that are putting It In. There
are twenty-five new concerns doing
this work now and people are paying
big prices to have the work done be-
fore cold WEATHER sets 10.
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| STATE BRIEFS.

Oklahoma City. Okla. Oct. 3.--At
the State fair today. the educational
! interests of the state are well repre-
sented in addition to the presence 81
a large number OF people from the
East Side Of the new state. II II ex-
pectcd the result Of the contest for
supremacy In point OF attendance be-
tween the two sides. will be close.
Oklahoma City, Okla, Oct 3.-The
convention and rally OF the Oklahoma
Land Preservation league closed here
today, after an elaborate program had
been carried out Addresses we're de-
livered by prominent public men, and
on The adjournment OF the convention
President Stafford and the executive
committee went into executive session
h formulate plans for the prosecution
Of the campaign.
Watonga. Okla. Oct, IA RepubIl-
can rally IS scheduled to take pl4ce
here this afternooh. Judge A. r..
Muscular, OF Alva, win be the principal
speaker Dick Il Morgan, of WOOD
ward. Republican nominee for con.
gress, will also deliver an address.
.Lawt a, Okla. oct. 2.--The sessions
Of the 1mlrg na.lnhaa 80. vsntIon OF
the I.elSqe of American sp0r;smen
will be held 81 the Elks' clin rooms
when the convention convenes in this
city Oct. l2. This fact was decided up
on 10 response TO an invitation from
the Elks proffering to visiting sports
men full and free access 70 the entire
quarters Of the Elks.
Tanglef, Okla, Oct. S.-James Hee.
kin. while riding along the road near
this place, heard some one calling for
help. and on investigation found Mel.
son Coombers. buried nnder a harrow
under which he had fallen.
Okeene Okla. Oct. a.--At a recent
meeting OF the German seventh Day
Adventisis al Enid Il was decided 20
build a college In thls part OF the state,
and Okeenc was looked upon as ia
voraDle location. A number Of that
faith reside in this locality
Tusa. OKLA. Oct. 3,-Two carloads
Z contraband liquor were turned over
20 the state dlspensary officers by the
county officers today. The conslgn.
ment viii hs parceled out amoag the
various dlspensaries.
Tulsa. Okla. Oct 3.--N, II. buck,
aged "a, father OF w O. Buck OF the
City National bank. Is dead.
ft--------- ---------
Stomach troubles would more quick
/ ly disappear II the idea OF treating the
cause. rather than the effect, would
coale into practice. A Tiny. inside,
hidGen nerve, says pr. Shoop, governs
and gives strength 10 the stomach. A
branch also goes 10 the heart, and one
10 the Kidneys. When these inside
nerves. fail. then the organs must falt
er Or Shoop's Restorative is direct
ed specifically to hese falling nerves
Within 4S hours after starting the Re
I storative treatment patients say they
realize gain. Sold by Wallece's drug
/ store
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Frank Householder. the Logan conn
ty fruit king. has a very Eice exhibit
OF pears and apples at Ramsay Bros.
dry goods store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Coal stoves can be bought on the
market very cheap now. Old stoves
are being sold for almost nothing.
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noston. 8: phlIadeIphia.

philadelphia, Oct 3.--Boston had
no tronble defeating philadelphia.
Score H. H. -
gnaton .010 030 l30--8 8 l
Philadelphia :, goo 100 OOO-l :
Battcries Cieo,te and crlger;
Schlitzer and Powers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

The Guthrie Gas company now haa
1000 consumers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Many Logan county farmers haze ez'
hibits at the State fair now on in Okla
homa City.
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New Yerk. Z; PhIIadeIphIa, 3.

philadelphia, Oct. 3.--.New York
easily won yesterdays game by scor'
ing seven runs in the first inning
They were unable TO score after that.
while the home team could only get
two runs IN the entire contest.
Philadelphia Used three pitchers 10
the first inning, during which New
York made only three hits, two errors
and six bases on balls being thrown
In. Tenney opened with a pass and
he scored when Herzog singled and
raced TO third on Osborne,s tumble.
McCosmick's single scored HerEos. a
double.play followed on Donlins
rrounder. Seymour walked and
Knabe fumbled Devln's grounder
Bresnahan and Dridwell each walked.
forcing IN Seymour. McQuillen's
place was then taken by Foxen, who
gave two passes, forcing IN two more
runs. Moran next went In to pitch
and a single by HerEog sent In two
more runs. Tho inning ended By Doc
Ia throwing out Mccormick.
barring the fifth inning, Ames vas
effective, especially with men on
bases. In the fifth Philadelphia got
only one run and four singles ana
an error, double-play shutting OIL
chances for several runs.
Score r. y y
New York 200 0O0 OOO-5 . 2
Philadelphia . 600 010 0lO--2 :
Batteries; Ames and Bresnahani
Moren, Foxen. McQuillen and Doom.
Summary: Two-base hit Osborne.
Three base hit, Knabe. Donole plays,
Bransfield and Doom, Herzog, Bridwe's
and Tenney. Base on balls, of Nc
CULLEN. 4, Foxen. q; Moran, ?; Ames'
4. Struck ont, by Ames, g. Aoren, :.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Sefsed as coffee. The new coffee
Substitute known 10 grocer's every,
whare iRs Dr. ahopns Health Coffee,
Hlli eiei pfen cctiee expert Not
4 grs5Is real coffee.e Il either, Pure
&ealthGEisioasied .gfns. malt. nuts.
Aic,, hN% been g&oSserly blended as
70 give wSadeffdilS satisfying coffee
taste and ilaY0r, Aud IL Is made -
uiDBie." too No tedious 20 20 30
minutes boiling T@st Il aud see. or.
shoop created Health Coffee ihas tho
people might have a genuine coffee
substitute. and ono that would be Thor
oughly saliafving IN every possible IS.
speei sold BY bank gFus ef
esRs sss alcps as8 sss@8j &eess
Saose Ql.sc 20 e9.ES, 30 Isasneo, a9ll
sanss. Nhe sest seseiaa snos o. tea
5s5Flzea ~ No gvieg "a HskiSoaE'a
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The city public schools are very
crowded More pupils are enrolling
weekly. The new buildings viii not
be ready for occupancy until Jan. I.
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American League
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
plttsbura Takes Lead.

81. Louis. Oct. 3.-The first game
yesterday was practically walkaway
for the Pittsburgs Leificld pitched
effective ball. while Beebe was hit
freely. in the second game It looked
for q time as II Plttsburg might lose
st. Louis scored In the third inning
but IN the seventh Gibson tied the
score with a home run. In the ninth
Wagner also made homo run, thus
winning tho game for the visitors.
EirnA Cana
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
! SHORT CUTS i
: TO THE NEWS !
= &SuSKSn1xTMssBsaMsK9zfsK I

Tom Avery is erecting a cottage on
West Logan ave. in the Beadles addi-
ton.
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Manager VIII Brooks, OF the Brooks
opera house. announces that many
splendid attractions have been booked
for the coming season,
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Oh joy, The llliDois Steel Nrifse
com9nMy whicb Is eSecting the steel
bridge across che Cottcp~09s g'sas oq
glfoh street announces fhnt Che hgiGSe
win De coNplsted within twn Sssiey.
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batteries: Rhoades ana Bliss TAM
nitz ana Gibson.
Summary: Home run, Gibson, Wag-
ncr. Double plays, Rhoades, Bliss ana
Kometchy, abbattacchio and Storkc.
Bases on balls, of Rhoadesi ! Cam
nitz, 2. struck out, by Rhoades, 6;
camnitz, T.
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TTTT0UUTE 'sT.s-' W " VVT
Batteries: Beebe and Ludwig; Let
field ami Gibson.
Summary: Two.base hit, Wagner.
Three-base hit, Delehanty Base on
balls. off Beebe, 4; Leifield, !. Dou'h,t
PLAYS. Wagner and Storke. StrLNS
out, by Bep5e. 4 I.eifieid, l.
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~ The acSi regular gAzstsnE 92 shs
flgg couscil sn cr2inance WHY Ds tnssa
,;ueed covering gas amt sc1 l'ttlAe,
gor ma l9sgssaion sR sqrn
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Chief OF Police w. H. Mitchell has
secured thirty days leave OF absenee
and will leave IN few days for Boz
ton, Mass, and other eastern points.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-03

Summers. 2: Howell. 2 Struck out
by Summers. ~ Muilin. l. Howell
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Real estate men still have difficulty
in getting new comets . to locate IN
Guthrie on account of houses being so
scarce. New houses, are being built
daily but are rented before Mey ars
completed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13
Snuthcrners Enposeh.

Washington. Jan l3.-ln connection with the discussion of the penal code bill in the house to-day Representative Hepburn of Iowa opposed motions by southern democrats to, strike out the laws enacted during the recOnstruc- ton days. He said that Governor Tardman of Mississippi had made his race for the senate on platform call ing for the nulliiication of the consti- tutional amendment and declared that he. Mir Hepburn wanted the law to live SO lang as this spirit survived. Mr Williams replied that no one eX- pected an amendment to the cOnsti- tuition along the lines proposed by NIT Eardman.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13
THE SPENCER ESTATE.
Hearing Going On in the Probate
 Court To-day.

There was hearing this afternoon before commissioners on the esta.e of the late Major Fred A. Spencer to prove a note given by his sister Susan, deceased, to the Colonial Trust Co, as executoc of his will. Major Spencer willcd that upon the death of his sister Susan the income from his estate which she should re- ceive up to that time should go 10 the Waterbury hospital. When the final report of the settlement of his estate was filed with the probate court it was seen that instead of the net income sine had received the gross income. The probate court ac- cordingly did not approve of the report, holding that the expenses of settling the estate should be taken from the gross income Miss Spen- cer thereupon gave her note for $1,- TOO in settlement of the sum which she had received over and above what she was entitled to, and the hearing this afternoon was to prove that note and ascertain how much, if any, was due on it. The hearing was on at press hour.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-01-13
BUSINESS BOOMING
Bridgeport Men Going Back te Work-Phonogrsph Co Starts
 and 5000 Men Are Happy.

Bridgeport, Conn.,, Jan. 13.-Induss trial conditions in this city which felt probably as early as any in the coun- try the recent financial stress, are now greatly improved with a great stride forward towards normal be- ginning with this week. The Colun- bia Monograph Go which employs be- tween 2,000 and 5000 hands has re- sumed work in all departments. Op- eration either on full or time sched- ule which is only little short of full time has been resumed by the Singer Manufacturing company, the Ameri- can Tube x Stamping Co of America, the Bullard Machine Tool Go, tho Locomobile Go of America, the Union Typewrite- Co, and the Salts Textile Manufacturing Co., These in- dustries give employment to more than 10000 highly skilled men. Many small concerns which turn out material for the larger factories arc also resuming to fill orders, and the outlook is for an increasing demand for labor as the industrial situation resumes it's normal condition.
 President Fred Enos of the board of trade, who has just been re-elect- ed, says in his annual review of the year just made Conditions in Bridgeport are greatly improved. During the month of December sev- eral factories were closed, due to one business condition or another, and a few took advantage of dull times to make necessary repairs or i'm provements, but on Monday of this week every factory resumed opera tions some in full force and others to perhaps 75 per cent of their ca pacity, and some which were run ming on short time will increase the number of workir hours per week."