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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08

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VIA eG.sl Sporting Service.
sS'sGaELEs, Nov. The rs6r,as
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1908-11-08

fastenn to twenty geese big pieces of
red cloth. That scared them into fits
The tied-up geese would OF course fol
low the rest, and the rest were badly
frightened, That worked for a while
until they got used 10 it; that was the
trouble, they always got used to it.
''We, dyed hundred geese red,
hundred blue, some with red necks and
blue wings. Why. we had the ornith-
ologists crazy about new species. One
old goose flew around for weeks with
boy g coat and trousers on, but it didn I
work in the long run, and despite all
our efforts, when the salaries of the
goosemen were charged up, the ammuni-
ton, the food of the goose horses, and
pany, you can bet that so per cent
of the profits had gone whooping with
the honkers, Some queer things hap
pened at times. One night new man
was out with me. We were crouching
by the edge of a creek expecting the
geese, and hearing the honking every
where, when along came a big heron,
on his head. The boy grabbed him and
caught the bird. Being giant. the
heron began to beat him with his wings
and peck at him with his beak, and
before I could reach him they rolled
into the water, the boy yelling that
goose was trying to kill him. When
he struck the water he let 90 and the
heron flew off. and the boy threw up
the Job the next day, You couldn t
make him think that geese were harm
less after that.
Gradually Killed Off.
"The goose question only found set.
tlement in the natural settling up of
the country. The people drove them
off, then killed them to eat and slowly
San Francisco grew and became able
tc consume geese, and that was the
logical end of the great goose war.
But it took years. and within fifteen
years I have seen miles of Tulare and
San Joaquin counties covered with snow
white geese, Today they are so re-
duced that il is necessary to protect
them to get any decent shooting, and
geese are rare in southern California. -
The duck and goose season in Cali
fornia opened October !. The entire
country is divided into duck clubs. and
the man who ism I in duck club ism t
in it, This looks hard, but il is the
salvation of the ducks: the market
hunter. the pot hunter, would wipe them
out in a few years. Nearly all the
ducks found on the Atlantic coast arc
taken here, but the days of the great
swarms of geese are gone and the goose
man is out of a Job.
What geese were left have migrated
to the New State, Morris and Rudy
duck clubs, near Salt Lake City.
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Shadow FIGHTER,

Tribune Special Sporting Service.
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov 7.-Freddie
Welsh. the English lightweight champion.
is quoted as having said that he has
fought Battling Nelson a hundred times
In his head. 4 phantom battle with Nell
son Is about the safest contest FOR q o.
lightweight to think OF at the present
time and undoubtedly Welsh shows good
English common sense In combining his
hstic combats with the Battler to the
shadow class.
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Harvard.
Carlisle.
D0RAND0 OF MARATHON
FAME is AFTER HAYES
Tribune Special Sporting Service.

NEW YORK. Nov 7.-Dorando the
italian who turned tho late Marathon
race IN London into the sensation OF the
ason, IS coming here. Dorcndo Is will
ing 10 race Hayes for glory and gate re-
ce!pts, Hayes says that hc isn't really
a professional ut heart end that he does
not care 10 run professional races But
as long az he Is ont Of the amateur run
ming he might as well NOT take Do
rando ON # he feels confident OF winning,
No disgrace attaches TO professional ath
lctIcs. Professionalism rs no worse than
some breeds OF amateurism. much bettcr,
In fact, as there's no pretense about an
out-and -Uut professional. lie runs for
money and lets every one know about IL.
Hayes says that DoranGo was q pro
fcssoual when he went into the Olyrnpic
Marathon. "Ho ran too we'll for a green
amateur" says Hayes. 1T seems that
Doraado won an clghtecn-miIc race In
Paris about "A month before the Marat thon
and WAS denied the prize on tho grounds
that he had been running professionally,
England Is not always careful about the
amateurlsm. But | wonder how long Do
rando's rictrry would have been allowed
10 stand iC hc had actually finished frst
and an EDeIishman had finished second?'
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Cotton States League.
Diamond Dust.

Manager Denver has released Out fielder Whitman and Pitcher Martin.
 Umpire Crotty was a little off ou balls and strikes yesterday and he was not any too good on base decis- ions.
 The ladies were out in full force yesterday and this being ladies day when all ladies will be admitted free to the ball park-they will doubtless turn out in large numbers to this af- ternoon's game.
 The local fans will be glad to learn that the Pine Bluff team has signed a contract with the crack local sec ond baseman, Carl Ware, who will make his appearance in a white uni form today for he first. time. He will cover the second bag. Harry Clay ton will go back to his old standby :" at sohrt Ware is one of the most promising youngsters in the baseball business. He is fast on his feet and
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
BASEBALL 1

inning Newport sent two men across
 the rubber as a result. The first man
 up, Leslie, walked. Shelton beat a
 slow one to first Celia went out,
 Puckett to Flood. Hayes hit to right
 for two bags and Leslie and Shelton
 scored. Briggs sent a fly to Lighton
 in center, who caught Hayes at third,
 pulling off a quick double In the
 fourth Hayes went out at first, with
 d fly ball. Briggs walked after Rit- Ter went out, Clayton to Flood. Briggs scored on an error at first. Thebo
 reached first with d safe one to right
 garden and was caught mapping by
 Wood. In the fif;n Kennedy sent one ; 10 Pittman al short temporarily and he threw low 10 Flood, Kennedy reaching first. 'lackWoOd handed d hot one to Putnam, who attempted a double and in the excitement Clayton dropped the ball. Leslie went out, Wood to Flood. Shelton secured a clean hit over the second base line and Kennedy scored. Celia famed the wind three times and Hayes was stopped, Clayton to Flood. The last score was made in the ninth when two clean hits and base on balls permitted Thebo to score.
 Pine Bluff had a magnificen, chance
 to get some runs in the fifth inning, with TWO outs and three men on bases. Puckett popped one up to Thebo, who dropped il. Wood walked on four bad ones. Green went out, Ritter to Ken
 nedy and Clayton failed to reach first when BlackWood threw him out at first. Taylor drew four bad ones and Itilled the bases. The crowd was wild for d little while, but the excitement
 subsided when Flood, of whom so
 much was expected. did the grand three strike act. Tn the eighth inning
 the Pine Knots stood chance to escape a shut-out. but Blackwood s fast pitching and good team work on
 the part of the visiting aggregat ion
 would not admit of it.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

The Newport Pearl Dsgers" aided by errOrs on the part of the locals and steady box work by Pitcher Bl4ckWood. an Arkansas product hail.
 Mg from ParagOuld, Greene county. JQueezed all there was in the lemon MF'orest Park yesterday and made Deaver and his men swallow it, seeds, peeling and all. It was a sour dose ,ut what could they do. Blaclwood w8s the doctor and his treatment, housh not exactly in accordance with pro8essional ethics, went.
 Ihe score was , 10 0. That was the seddest blow of all Goose-eSgs were e@p on that day and Newport ,as iMFal with them. A goodly number 01me faithful braved the chilly winds anu sat in the srandstand and bleach erG and some stood in the sun until tn08last man was out, With the hopes ofaSeeng our boys make one grand unUh nd-maybe-take the honOrs at Nhe last moment. But they would nave been waiting there yet if they
 had pledged themselves to stay it outsuntil victory was theirs.
 Ane game was the sloWest played nere since the opening, when Pine Blun won it's first game-a ten inning aHalr--and by the way, the local club won US 1lrst and last game on that day, up to the present writing. Wood was Ill the box for the Pine Knots. He KepI hls hits scattered throughout the nine innings, and taking all in all pitched a good game. His sunnort was pad as usual, with several al most lneXcusable errors and no bat
 Work or any consequence. Again yesterday it was demonstrated that the local team is weak, very weak with thA stick. With the execution of sMakaa7 and Smith of the Arsenta Eseam, they have had no puzzlins box men against them this season and they have had plenty of onnortnnitv Ito display their ability in the hitting Nine. Two clean hits We're all that was registered off the speedy Black
 wood in Thursdays game. The o+hor was scratch hit in the direction of I6hortstop Briggs territory. With any kind of hitting and 'errorless f;e1, work yesterday Pine Bluff could have won. While Newport secured sevo,, hits, only two of them were lono sdrives and they came when good hau playing could have stopped runs pnt errors followed them and in the first
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Going home May 2s, g and 30 with Hot Springs, who will then make her first appearance on the Argenta da- mOnd
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Southern League.

Atlanta-Birmingha game post pOned. Cold weather.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
SOCIETY.
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Miss Murphy HOmOree.

Miss Murphy Honoree.
 Miss Ross Murphy, who on next Wednesday is 10 become the bride of Mr. Pinchback Taylor, was on yester- day afternoon complimented in pret- ty fashion by an elaborate entertain ment given in her honor by Miss Wherry Taylor, sister of the groom elect. The Taylor home with it's beautiful appointments and tasteful floral decorations was a pleasing set ting for charming array of daintily gowned femininity on this occasion The guests were greeted in the hall by Miss Taylor and Miss Murphy, Mrs. E. B. Taylor and Mrs. T. Y. Mur- phy. In the various rooms the color tone, furnished by beautiful flowers, was different, and in each room cor dial greetings were tendered to the guests by friends and relatives of the bride -tO-be and her hostess. After pleasant entertainment. a prominent feature of which was the register of guests names in the pretty wedding book ill charge of Mrs. Anna West brook. the gues > passed into the din ing room beautifully decorated, and handsome in ;- furnishings. whree very delicious treatments were serv- ed This W; .;-ilo of the vtsy prettiest pre-nuptial r'.1rYCainments given in this city for ....Iny seasons. The in vited guests were:
 Misses Helene Gutzlaff, Matte Or to, lola FAilpot, Thekla McFadden, Lola Mann, Mary Kate Riley, Mae Barkley. Edna Stowall, Margie Bell Atkinson, Annie Noel, Alma Lang- ford, Edna Langford, Annie Owen Joe Angel, Alma Dewoody, Clara Wilmore, Emma Anthony, S2llie Gray, Annie Starkweather, Lille Miller, Eunice Winters, Sue Ramsey, Emma De- woody, Mamie Mann, Esther Triplett, Victoria Harrell, Mary Lindsay, Reva Harris, Mary Banks, Estelle Smith, Florence Dewoody Virginia Walker, Christine Murphy, Jessie Andrews, Frankie Pinchhack, Ross Murphy, Hattie Currie; Mesdames R. T. Ben ton, John B. Speers, C. W. Pettigrew, Harvie Hogg, Hinton Ferguson, F. l.. Dilley, Arthur Mills, P. P. Byrd, Har- dee kilgore and J.. P. Crawford.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

Two-base hits-Taylor, Ritter. Stolen bases-Shelton, Briggs. Sacrifice hits-Green, Ritter. Hit by pitcher-By Wood 1 Bases on balls-Of Wood 3. off Blackwood 8
 Struck ou,-By Wood 6. by Black wood 9.
 Double plays-Thebo to Kennedy, Lighton to Flood
 Time-1:43
 Tmpire-Crotty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

will oe returned to right field.
 A special from lot Springs says: The first report o+ trouble on an Ar- kansaW League diamond came to President Craighead today. when Um- pire Scotty Moore reported from Brinkley that Robert Shelton of New port had used unpiintable language to him on 1he field and that some thing must be done at once. or the series cannot progress" The prcsi- dent is Investigating.
 Manager kling of Helena has real izcd that if he wants tO make q show ing in the pennant race ht must have ball players instead of school boys, and has been strcngthening his team daily until now he claims to have an aggregation that will play winning ball. and from the way he has mopped up with Newport the last two games it looks as though he is handing out the straight. Gope.-Argenta News
 After the Helena series, which will close Saturday afternoon. the ArGcn- ia team will take to the road for trip that will take them around the circuit one time and then part of the way round again. They will play during the trip as follows: May 1, }, Hot Springs May [, $, 9....=.-.- -.......-.=.=-. Newport May 1o-OM day.
 May II, F, 13.....,...,..#..,..H Helena
 May 1f-Oh day.
 May 15. 16, 11............po Poplar Bluff May Is. 19, 20. ,,.......=....P Pine Bluff May 21-Off day.
 May 22, 2233, 24 Hot Springs May 25, 26. 27..........,....N Newport
 Going home May 2s, g and 30 with 1 Hot Springs, who will then make her first appearance on the Argenta dia- mond.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
SERVICES AT THE
 TEMPLE TONIGHT

Owing to the absence of Rabbi F., Frisch from the city Sol Klarbers will conduct the services at the Tenn pie tonight at o'clock The follow ing musical program will be render ed:
 Organ prelude, "Andante' (Wos- kowskD.
 Quartette before sermon As the Hart Panteth" (Thomas).
 Mersia Service-Max Spicker.
 Quartette at close, Praise the Lord" (EXcell).
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Arkansas League Standing.

Yesterdays Results. Pine Bluff 0, Newport ,. Hot Springs 13, Poplar Bluff l. Argenta 3, Helena 9.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
MatllOnteS Club.

This afternoon al o::30 o'clock the Mathontes Club will meet with Mrs. s. C. Alexander.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Where They Play Today.

PoNl1a6Suff at Hot Springs. Newport at Pine Bluff. Helena at Aroenta.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01
Arkansas State League.

Batterles-HOl Springs, Brummejt and Parott; Poplar Bluff, Allen. Hop per and Craig. Umpire, Crawlev.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-05-01

has displayed unusual ability with the stick. Ware made a record on the Central University team last season and jhc ,oc3i fans expect much Of
 him ill League company, 'ittman will 3e returned to right field.