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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Into Five Stores

Charles Nemethi and Ben Levy have begun
work on one-story brick store building lO5x
&c feet at the corner of East Ninth street
and Towne avenue. 1t will be subdivided into
five stores. The work is being done by the
day from plans drawn by e. ]. Borgmeyer
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Public Drinking Fountains

The city council has granted R. A. Nc
Cracken thep rivilege of installing public
drinking fountains throughout the city. Ice
water will be dispensed at one cent per
glass. while plain Lydrant water will be
furn!Ehed gratis.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
seqreqate Bids

The Consolidated Realty company, 522
Chamber of Commerce building, are segre-
eating the bids received for the construc-
ton of its reinforced concrete building at
Sixth and Hill streets 1t will be several
days before anal conclusions are reached
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
on woodIawn Avenue

w IT. Pitzer. 1876 stimson building. has
begun the erection of four modern hve-room
bungalows at SS56-52-50-4G Woodlawn avenue
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
Starts to Build

Il. /. Petithls, 2297 West Twenty-thrd
street, has Just started an up to date nine
room frame residence at 214 West Twentieth
street. IL will cost 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-25
To Protect the Children

Fire escapes are to be placed on the Hol-
wood grammar schools the board Of edu-
stion Of that city having taken such steps.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
en- Wisiionsfpinoe.

gifimomi8iionpr 9aitor E. 9.
9repi9 bar bapt ben Sorg at mite
lin Suitru, Der forleoen afgif peo
ISsben | Seller, Ilaifa. MrS. gre.
rig bar en- opermaabe fiGrIig oe op.
ofrenbe 8pinoe, iom unber mango
og itore Sapn bar itaaet i'm Wano
ii / bans @ierning blanbt be itaffelS
Gitimoer. "8acific Scroll" ifriper
ON benbe bl. q. isIgenbe:
Waaife finn foa al bore 2Giere bar
inaet Den itore sgre at ofre ian meget
al 2ipets @IGOer og SefpemmeIig.
heoer for WiSiipnens Sag iom Mrs.
9repig. Spem at os fan fiiIbtuo
~foritaa bpab oct bill iige for en- ung
Gpinoe at forlabe lit Siemt, lit Sanb,
fine 8enner - og bragg bort, itoen.
for oct hi foritaar oeo "ben cibiIiie.
,e6e Seroen", bort I'll ct 2nnb boor
Ger er epig 8inter, buor bun ifnl
Iepe Den meite Sio lioen Col, bpor
bun iiteoenfor Soalers 8oiooer og
9Grfens Gang fnar bsre lllpenS
rEpgeclige Siloen babe Tat og
Sag, bpor bun iitebetfor SGffens
iagte Rislen faqr bsrc 9slsernes
Raicn % Stormeus SpIen, mems
Manoen fanife er noe / fin life 9an6
cLer iorer / Rattens Werte oper De
reiIeie Strpfniuger, boor - hi finn.
sc boIoe peS, men oct er life nsooeu.
bigt. Mrs. 9repig bar giort bette
tc 8ange. Sun bar ogioo - oct
mac hi n9pne - Ingt TO al fine imaa
til bpiIe / 8rapen 0eroppe / Seaer.
Nu bar bun, iom ri ~forpiit tror, iur.
oct Dem igien Dos 8uo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
Deroens itorite Par.

5Or IA aar iibsn, ba Sapan iatte fit
upe ~europ9iit orbueOe arissbereofab
pna ben fsrite greue / Srisen meb ai.
no, bar bettes Reoerlas pda 5orbaano
siuet. Get bapbs / mpoerne 5orIfano
life uoset pirtelist 9aHoipripar. Zen
al 8iset unbsrbolote Rnnbifus Ger
be iaafaIbte "Ctte Sauuere", oa bens
800, 900 Maub Oronebes uubsr
8unuere ct for bper al Resnbuens s
5arper-par Tibet mobil o9 for Stsr.
iteoelen bepr6net meo Suer, Sppo, %
samle Sabler os SBsisr. s arisstio
iOriiarfebss bsrne Srr meo be iaa,
19aprs": @iestOnsernes @ilits
inben be ioritjelIise Srouinier, - ON
mulist enbnu ubruselissre fro mobsrns
S%pnspuutt. RRfsu utrolise sr be
mango flrigie Gnfeltbsber, iom iprtals
les ON bisie &rissrss Seilabnins o.
uoruIiuins. 8aabe paa Srpit os 8ps
bauOe berss Safe en- tor buib glafat,
en- iOrmelis 8lint. 5urnu 5rOntsn blso
Der for bper ptisnbe glano baaret ct
masiisi. broset ariss flag. Te, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

al ben .alrise SpriamIits. "a.
urpnie Gibolrslasen, Iuberfulo'
% Siosiasen iom Gremplsr
paa bet gnipar, eubper fob | uperfOr
fine esue @armeite, ium bet bele Gam.
iunb.
Ser fom ino abifilise &roncr til Gf
betolins paa 8abitueus 0ialo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
&atarrb fan fife heIbreoes

Deb pbrt TteIsI oa be iffs faH naa S9obou.
Esus abe. Qatsrtb sr Gu cIuo. snsr RpRh taiions.
Sesecm. o. tor at sIbrtos ben. uaa Dc tase Dero,s
nafr lnb. Halls Catauh Cure faots tRe % ptrttr
e,rtftt paa Siooti % Sltubsuosrue. Halls Catarh
Cure or lite en- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ta Aep | aarss
Dis vrefrtpet al su a b. be6hs sosrr hI eanbet %
sr Ct rlulGrt ~Soesnt1esl 9st e faumeHtai al b
oscfe etcrfent,lfr mon f1snb<r. i0rsRef mee be bsbfl
cisbpusnlusS.9Rtelsr e<r ptrfsr stuf;s paa 81 nhtu.
etrus. Tea tnibtouns eanufuIqtuIaq al b 10 An.
lusenirr OF bat bar pspirfer iaa furbaEteabt ssful.
iaisr pee pstbrteii.H al Ranrth. eiTtp eitrr OH.
ussnere. hit n. J. 6hsnep 4 &C., eispA
SGlgfs al NpoisitrEe gris tx
hau's Family Pulls Be- bsSrx.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

lna al Den alminbelise Ylau for 9rigs'
paienet, men meo Iilpeiebriuselieu al
cit tiosmrsFg 6laaoe - atna bar III,
ioruoen / mpberne pansrst arpoier,
FIN npsle Glore % miutre 5artster -
bar ben taset bet mere Operlar9. Ter ital
~bespnbes meb ct ~cfietttut &piforiuar
IprpeSo6aaee, Smnafrpoiere Oip., Us
iorelsbig faffes Sartsierue ira uosu'
laubFe SGritsr. Msr Gtibsnes STIR.
relic % AntaI ltal iorsses ira aar iii
Slar, o. be pil i III uGr 5remtio bltue
bpg9eoe / Stna.
GrmscnS 5pripnius meo Saateu be-
Urges ueo 6 ~tiueiiite arienaler. peo
buiIfe Der arbeioss ~uItanielts Spgnst
runot, % iOm bIauot anbet leoerer
5000 6euGrer ON u9eu, - 8eprrer
mco Z Mlitimete.s q. c. fem Ssrtsn.
bells GOmme) SaIiber % en- periettiO'
ueret. enonu bcmmsli9bulpt 8cpetitiUHs.
mefonisme, upiunoet al en- Siueicr.
Men buDrban itanr bet iig MI meo
ben iau at iise impropiiereoe Strios'
masts ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % Samp'
uGrbi? s Sttober 1905 inobgo gliau
ibtaai for fsrite Sang be iremmeoe
@astcrsRititGrattader til at ooerunre
oens Ssitmaupurer. so. ZOO Rouo meo
100 aruppite Sauoner fi9urrrece iOm
gngrebsiiprte, Der ifiilSc tr9nse frem
til Yetius. us 5uriuursitprfen nc9iurSe
10000 Wanb. Gn al DC iremmeoe
Sficerer ubtalte baeeiter ON, buao ban
bapbe feet, at bet bar en- "9t~suela!ion iUu'
bropante" (lumInnenoe G%abeubGrelie),
Tom bet pilbe uGre iarlist life at itrtUc
Jig bag Cret.
s Wausureuc ben isl9euce SDit, iom
pareoe / belle 3 Tiger. oeltO9 life mirore
eub 100000 WanS. timber ben be'
martebeS ct pelppet &aunlri, bepGbnet
ueo 2anier, iaausl Serg' iOm Self
artileri en- peloronet S%utenoantur,
Sauitet, SeltteleiOn uiu.
SiGlsn i bele benne / Sauobeo ipr'
blpfisnbe militGre llopitlin9 bar, iiOeu
opsnnHunie Rarltalf Ra's 3Gb /
1902, peret Yiiun ibi'Sot. Get uil cr'
mbres, at Dor 9anosmanb Sberit Muns
TIE | en- R9tte Gnr bar inbebapt %
irembeles iubebar en- betroet Sitting /
osuue m9stise Stormoubs miIitrrc
Stab.
Ct SpSrssmaal p~aatuinser fig: men
boprira fommer ba ole be Hen9e, Tom
her ifal til? "a Regisrtn9en I Yeting
baobe beitemt Zig iii at 9jpre &ina Ill
en- pGlois MilitGrmast, uoienote ben
til g~icetonserte en- SeiaIins iii iorIOos
al 8rupiuoiernes SuotGster, fpr al an'
ben losiit, ia, enoos fSr beres egen
Gage at afboloe, buao oer til enbper
lib maatte fr9pes iii 9rftelie al
arissbubsettet. Jireret piloe Gursbt'
oraeet life bliue, for man bapoe Ell
iienitsjprcnoe Stprte Of 500, 900 0tluo
us Ell Rsierpe paa 4 MiQtUner. 3ette
iioite Gntal piloe %eitsrbnaubeu blioe fore
poet inoiil bet oObbelte. Naar Reisrr
pebGren par bra9i op til s Milipuer
Ranb, eIlsr iOrubiatuiussois ON ii
adr, pilbs ma iOrelpbig bliue itaaenoe
3 1915 pil bette Ntanl bare pp.
naaet, % bet er alereoe ~tplosialt moi.
Men meo aiuas umaGoelt9e 6oItetal
rr bet Hart moi, at oerne iolpsiale
uosu 8anitsIisbeo OiG tIHne
bses / bet uenoeltse os / gHtal % Bel
be Ouersaa iamtli9e eurOp9iite StOr.
nasters iUreueoe Striostrafter.
(HmrnhI1 ~
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
BIifpIaocr ! Gryffen.
On SnSnitri al SetpSnins.

s sc iioite aar or Den aunit al
fimne prGnte paa gIifpIoOcr betpoe.
Zig iiopiflet. Sor at faa til aGe oisit
ocforerte Sander o. 9anier, Der
Dor Sio bruaes til iao meget. mao
Ser prGntes mco Here Slaas aoIsrer
poo 9IifpIaocrne. Haar oet or aiort,
iorirrSigeS 9aaier o. SANDER al
glifplaberne. Ser fsrit fIippeS op / ei
bit gntal Stpffer.
Get or ira Metalplaber al 3ini
eller aluminium, men nlCr aIminbe,
Iiet ira StenbIoffe. at man operisrer
paa 9Iifplaoerne ben snitebe aoIer
% Srpf eIler grGnt. Ian burger
o~lminOeIig 10 eler Here aoIsrer. Geb
at BRUCE bare TO aolsrer fan man ioa
oct til at lie no, iom Der bar ire So
Isrer. Mange 9aaier oe &1roer bar
Ell ErGnt | ire, fire, ct ballot 2uiin
eIer Here aplsrer enbba. Den iur
bper I'M SoIsr nioa glifpIooen goa
aiennem Iresien. Man bar life emo.
M opfunoet en- Eresie, Der oOerisrcr
Ell / iIere aolsrer itrnolcnOe 8r9ut
meb Ell Sang pao gIifplaOcr. Gen,
iom fun6e opfinoe Ell iliB BreSie,
fltnbe berpeo bIi WnltimiQionpr.
Sinplaoer ~abiorberer natllrIi1piS
life Iis Fapir Sl9f OF 6drpeitoiie,
og berfor maa Slaoerne, eiterat Der
er prGntet pna Dem, opbehes, Iaa
6oroeitofiene tsrfer % fGitCr iig paa
Dem. Sette gisreS | ell SIaaS ga.
geropu. 5or bper 8anQ, @lifpla.
oerne gaor giennem SreSien, oppor.
mes De, iaa "9lGffet" bIir tort. Bill
man (. Or. ia 8rGnt i Ter 4oIercr
paa ct piit antaI gIifpIoocr, moa Sc
gaa Ter @auge giennem EreSien oa
Ter 8onge opparmes igien.
Der bIir mango 9aaier eler San.
Ser al boer 9lifplaoe, / GlminoeIig.
beb. SdaIebes fon man al en- enfelt
gIifpIaoe gisre 90 Saroinooaier meo
Br9nt paa.
Raar 9Iifplaoerne er fPrOige fra
SreSien % "Ssrferiet", fan DC flip.
pes op og bli giort ON til SANDER og
Saaier. 9e Sabrifer, iom brrger
oiSie beforerte SANDER og Gaaicr for
line Srooufter, beitiner pna Sor.
baono ct pitt Intal. gnfelte sSobri.
fanter beitemmer ieIp, boorIeoe8 DC
bill ia fine SANDER % 3oaier before.
RET, mems andre isien operlnoer iIiet
De 6olf, Der fabrifercr bette iaa
meget bruste SIiftsi.
Ser brugeS III Ell ilbure W0naoe
ilige SANDER % 9aaier buert aar.
Der er Sobrifanter, iom fisber 10 q
10 Riaioner for Iaret. De amert.
Sabrifanter brltger for fine
melt forifielignrteoe Yrooufters 3eS.
lGgning, Spbepariug % SorienoeIie
Suubre6er af Miaiouer SANDER %
bpert aar.
81 bar ale feet en- bel Del riatig
lint beforerte @Iiftan0er og gIifoaa.
Ter. Sfte er 8an0eu eler Gaaien
neo lin / mango aoIerer itraalenoc
FrGnt og Seforatior nrer at belln6re
emo Snoboloet - inrlloom mer ppro
Wen set er en- anoen Soa,
'om life Der ifal bersres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

tereste al ben talrige Sprlamltitg. 2n'
lereu nrpnte GibolpsIasen, Iuberfnlo'
ieiasen % Siosiasen iom gyempler
paa bet gnipar, eubper fob | operfor
fine esne Rarmeite, ipm bet belle sam'
iunb.
Ser fom inS abfiIise &runcr til gf'
betolins paa Yaoituels GiGlo.
Den 22be Marts bler bet lpit iii
sEaie1fab for Son @. Glare (Srn,
Straubebarm) ps @uro Samipnsbotier
8if. 3e ifulbe bare bptbt Srplup
itrar eiter. men iaa blep bespGrre @uro
pluoielis Ing at MISUNDERSTANDING,
Iaa bet belle MATTE uoi9ttes.
Saapibt ies peo, er Der life noii9ier
for iaa mango SrpQuper i CONNER; ri
bapec 10 iaa rist Slar iiior / ben &et.
ming. Wen itulbe ies imiblertio op.
ipore ct eller anbet, lom tpbebe paa en-
"5OrbinbeIie", ifal jes NOT pioe al mel.
be bet / rel 9ib.
ct "2pbsiaIb" bar iee, CLIENT at
n9pne, % bet er gamle @Sersiteilup'
pens" iprselise Gnbelist inbe ueo SeIs
s~aitein. On Siprmoas / 5sbr. orep ben
paa 9anb; ben ligser nj iom fulbiiGr'
bigt Sras borte peb 9prsmprlanoet.
aietil Sersiteo bar tent manaen COB
Sfill,ns meo "Wsaaseu', ipm | fine un'
&c Sase plpiebe Sigen lpm 9pItieiler.
Ru bar ben l9n9e maattet usie Jig meo
at 9jBre gpturer meo Sunbt Ug geo.
Men ~ifrpbelig ium ben bar, bn pets
Iar ifuloe bore 100, sif MO life lens
sere trpst Omborb; ben iuseoe meset
Sano os leusteoe eiter SoiIe.
Otter 9jentdone Iubraeenber bar en'
belig 8ampItibsbirettioneu pptnset
8orsmpr p9 IiseIebes atsr9s iom nps
I~nlpbsltecer. Smiolcrtto oil 8efolf.
ninsen paa oisie Sleber life iaa mesen
SlGbe al bette, ba SampItitet fun ital
lGsge til Ell Sang ON usen paa uogaa'
enoe 9ur.
I~pitnabner Sjprn Sit paa Iorsmpr,
bar ira Rptaar al 100 arprsr / 2Dn.
S ire Gar bar ban inbebaut SeItiIin'
gen roen @uoisiorelie.
giieis Sprbrusss % Sanbelsiore'
ming mao iuaar iii at bpg8e ny Samps
itibsfai ba ben 9amle life Longer pil
boloe iammer. Wan pil iremoeles
bpsse al Sra. s min forrise Stri'
belle lmurte ies noset tpft pau, ba
3rpfs ener acknowledgements fit mig
til at aniGtte 5oreninsens Starsiortjes
neIte til 20, 900 aroner. MeQem 3 og
1000 faar piit bielpe.
@aar man % ipefulerer Iibt pper
"Sioens 6prorinser" - 5iben er iaa
gpo at itplbe paa, peb pt-fan man faa
itof at 9r9re fig puer / bore Gage.
Spsopm % SuGtfelie paa ben ene os
anben Bis, fommer at for ain Soft;
Bengemansel fummer al cit taabeIi9
2rans til at lasse no fine iurt furtiente
aroner for 8ispas hos Sanbelsman.
ben, % iaa oibere. Sppr salt bet MI
END fan itaa til meb Dor spbe Spsb /
mango 9ele, lfulbe hi ba baabe at blipe
o r%ffaanet | lensite 2aset for Set for.
ifr9ffelise "SiGpleipil", ipm bploer
paa at iGtte &riitiania paa Gnbe. Som.
bet til Bergen, ia, iaa er ri life
len9ere trpsse.
Soet jeg itriper bette Sreo, bar bet
ilaaet ON iii miloere @eir.
trGtter op / Spb ps ipaar 9feen.
Saa fommer fanite @aaren, trpbs
5roitnRtterne inbuuber "8oiremesie".
sole Warts 1908.
q. O. Sfaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

sra Ieriep ifripcr q. 9in6er / gn.
gangueo: "Soloen paa arrifo aisr
Den meget foitbor, men trooS ben
beie Sris timber Sen 6og goo aiipt.
ming, ba Der Der life iinoeS noaen
gteoicin, Tom fan moole fig meS oen
iom SeIbreoeIie$mi0oeI. 29gerue
unorer Jig ODER, bpn0 ben fan bore
tiaapet al efteriom Ocn bar en- UNDER.
fltIo @irfning poo Spitemet. 8i bar
life baot Spgoom / SuIet, ii6en hi
forifaffeoe os aurifo. Zen itauier
enbper Spgbom Iigc @egpnoeIien.~
Or. Eeters aurifo bar ppret en-
8aaoe for mango pon 8runo al oens
IGgenoe 9irfning. Zen gaar Iiae til
Snoets Hob - urcnc Stoffer / glo.
oct, og 9atitren uOrCttcr 8eiter, iaa
at Sitnbbe6en bender tiIbage.
Or. Geters allrifo er ingen gpo.
tbefermeoicin. Gen ioripnes gllmen,
beoen birefte eieuuem Special. ggeu.
Ter, Der err aniotte ooerolt. Sfrip iii
Or. Eeter 6abrnen & 60, 112-11S
60. Sopne ape., Gbicngo, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28
eczema Kmr.

NlmfIpp's &ur ZOE eczema, Gait Ahtuut,
Barriers Stdl 90 ainssrm. iaui
Glntlpu's Sur iur Slge o. "Stdb". CT d5Ios
Int gdrauters Be. Senoes pr. Bot for $3.50.
Bengsne tilbugeicnocs ON al tilireoS. Som
giue aoreSie TT buuoreoc furerc0e.
S, AlmkIuV, apS SS ! COuperstuwn, N. Oak.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-28

Granger Dc en- Spmaifine? Gus.
peunen" er iaa goo iom nosen anoen
Spmaffine til ben oobbeIte Bris.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
THE COLLEGES HOLY CROSS HAD
 THE HIGH SIGN
Yale Again Goes Under to the Boys From Worcester --All
 Other Games.

New Haven, June 4.--For the second time this year, yesterday af- ternoon Yale was defeated by Holy Cross by the score 1 to 0, the winning run again coming in the ninth inning. Dowd, a nephew of Tom Dowd, manager of the Hart ford State league team, wielded the Whitewash brush and accomplished the feat of holding Yale team run less for IS successive innings, he having occupied the box at Worces- ter 10 days ago. ..
 Tn the ninth Fels had made a fine stop of Shay's hit and drove it to first in time to get the runner, but Philbin neglected to put his foot on the bag. Cashen famed, but Lar kin drove out long three-bagger far over Murphy's head. When the ball came in Shay had scored and Larkin was resting on third. Barry hit to Fels, who threw to Jones and retired Larkin. Van Vleck ended further trouble by striking out Mansfield.
 Captain Tad Jones twice had op- PNi Io ulctiu6 iiiuioCli, but fell down woefully on both oc- casions. Philbin had reached the third corner on his hit and sacri- fees by Van Vleck and Dimes. The best. Tad could do was a foul to O'Rourke Tn the ninth with two down Tad struck out on three pitched balls.
 The fielding features were fur nished by Barry, Shay and Williams. Barry played the best game at shortstop seen here this year, and Connie Mack will get good one if he lands this young man. Shay made fine running catch of Will liams' bid for homer. Williams cut off several hard drives that were labeled hits and turned them to outs. The score:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
FoRDHAM BEATS WESLEYAN.

Middletown, June 4.-Fordham proved to be stumbling block in Wesleyan's path of victory here yes- terday afternoon, defeating the red and black. 3 to 2. The game was attended by about 2,000 and was re- plete with brilliant plays. some of which brought the spectators to their feet. Wesleyan's downfall was a direct result of Mahoney's batting. He hit a home run and two three-base hits, causing all of Fordham's runs. He Is the heaviest hitter seen here this season. wes- leyan had several opportunities to tie or win the game but failed on account of poor base running. Mar riman hit at an 500 per cent rate for Wesleyan and the fielding son both sides was clean. The score:
 R.H.E. Wesleyan ..oOO10oO01-2 5 2 Fordhsm ..0000 $ 2 Batteries-Connell and Day; Mahoney and Mcdonald: umpire, Mir woodford of Hartford.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
BUT LITTLE HITTING DONE.

Springfield, Mass, June 4.-Hits were scarcer than hens teeth yes- terday afternoon in the game be- tween New Haven and Dan o'Neil's pennant chasers, and although the visitors won Young Parker is being congratulated on his gameness in going in and twirling the last four innings of the contest in brilliant form after 1t had been hopelessly lost. The score: R.H.E. New Haven 0103 0000 0-4 42 Springfield 100000 70 o 0--f 5 2
 Batteries-Wilhelm and Waters; Beard, Parker and Connor.
 Hits, of Beard 8 n four innings, oil Parker in five innings; sacri- flee hits, Duggan, Waters: stolen bases, MeAndrews, Connor, Waite 2 Havel. Zacher. Sherwood; three base hit, Simmons: bases on balls. of Beard {. of Wilhelm 5: left on bases. Springfield S. New Haven 3; struck out, by Beard 1. by Wilhelm [. by Parker 5; batter hit. Zacher: double plays. Beard, McAndrews and Yale: Havel and Dugan; time, 1.40; umpire, Wilkinson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
SEEKING NEW MEN.

New Britain, June 4.-The Moun- talneers got their hair singed in the ninth at Electric field yesterday af- ternoon. But it was better that the slngelng came in the ninth than in the first. The agony was shorter for the team and also for the fans, and the 'fans have to be considered in a pail game. The final score was S 10 4. Marsans returned home from New York without Almeida, the cuban, and Manager Paige says he IS not going to bother with him any more. He is going to look up some new players. They are badly need ed right away, if the team isn't go- ing to wind up at the bottom of the heap entirely. There are two or three men on the nine, who have no business playing state league ball, and they queer the whole team. The sooner they are fired, and the nine buckles down to business the bet ter. The score: R.H.E. New Britain O o 0 0 03 o o 1-4 N. Britain O O. GOO 8 % IA 72 Meriden 70 I0 0 O3 o 4-S112
 Batteries-Reiger and Page; Hal ligan and Bridges. t {. Two-base hits, Bunyan, Robarge, Accorsini; home run. Barbour: sac rifice hit, McCabe: stolen bases. Ro- barge, Bridges, Accorsini, Padron, Cote; double plays, McCabe to Burns; Marsans to Bunyan to Rel ger: Halligan to Accorsini to Bridges; left on bases, New Britain 5, Meriden 4; bases on balls, of Reiger 2, off Halligan 4; bases on errors, New Britain 2. Meriden 1; hit by pitcher. Padron; struck out, by Reiger 2, by Halligan 8; passed ball. Page; time. 1:45; umpire, Me- Cloud.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
HAS NOT SIGNED.
Stackpole Still Shy About Accepting
 Holyoke Offer.

Holyoke, June 4.-Although he has not attached his name to a con tract, Manager Jack Tighe believes that Pitcher Cy Stackpole will sign with the local club at an early date. Stackpole had a talk with Tighe, but as far as known they did not reach any agreement. Stackpole intends 10 spend few weeks fishing at his home In Maine before taking up baseball again and he may not sign anywhere until after his vacation. He worked out with the team here Thursday and while he Is much lighter than fin the past he showed good enough form to warrant Jack Tighe seeking him at once.
 Stackpole, according to personal friends. has offers to play in the Pa cific Coast league, both the Seattle and Tacoma clubs being after him. A year ago Tom Dowd. then the Holyoke manager. tried to arrange for his transfer to the coast. as StackpoIe expressed desire to play there. However, in view of his ex- periences in the south. he may de- eide to stick to this section of the country.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
HAS ONLY TO CATCH.
Then Hummell Will Have Filled
 Every Position on Field.

Every Position on Field.
 Along with two column cut Of John Hummell in uniform, the New York Globe published the following:
 Silent John Hummell, who is on the payroll of the Brooklyn club, has only to catch a game now and he will go down in the baseball book as having played every position on the diamond.
 Three years ago message came to the Brooklyn grounds that there was a pretty good ball player up in Holy oke and the Brooklyn club got him. In his three years work across the bridge he has moved into the front rank of utility men. He does all his work in cool, unassuming way. He has nothing to say, on or off the field, but what he does with the ball while the game is on Is what makes Silent John class with the best of all around players.
 Just now Hummell is going at a fast clip. He was always a good hit ter, and is in the 300 class at present It doesn't make any difference where Patsy Donovan sends him. He never says a word. He picks up his glove, and makes good wherever he Is as- signed. It looks as if Holyoke will never see him again and no minor league for some time. Hummell has gathered them up in every position in the outfeld, and has filled in all around the infield. He went in and pitched game two years ago In the latter part of the season, and as said before he is waiting for a chance to 20 in and catch game. He is the popular John with Brooklyn baseball fans, and every time he moves about the quarter boys, who know the game about as we'll as any, say:
 There's a pretty sweet ball play er."
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-06-04
EIGHTEEN INNINGS OF PLAY.

Bridgeport, June 4.-The Orators have the distinction of winning the longest game of the season for al Newfield park yesterday they captured an IS-inning contest from Holyoke by the score of 5 to 1. Ii was a remark able struggle and the fortunate faus who witnessed 1t will never stop tell ing people about the contest. Both teams played poor ball in spots but there were many brilliant plays never theless.
 Here's the way the game was won. In the final half of the 18th Hit and Phelan perished and nobody thought there would he anything doing Fitz- henry cIouted to left for base and Kennedy unloaded a fine single to cen ter. It was up to Waller to win his own game and he proceeded to do so. He slammed one at Ahearn and when the Holyoke third base1nan threw low to Massey. Fitzhenry dashed home with the winning run. Some of the spectators haven't stopped cheering yet
 The contest was a pitchers hattie between Waller and Hodge and the houors were sIl in favor of Waller. The red haired boxTnan. in the face of discouraging support. kept Eanely at his joh and as the contest wore on he vas getting better instead of weaken ing. He allowed HoIyote only nine hits. allowed only two passes and fan ned eight The serres
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