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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
Trims Johns in New York City Tour Wcingarth md Heinq Play.
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Garry Morris scored his first vic- tory fin the Greater New York indiyid- ual championship, Monday night, by winning a series from Lee R. Johns on the Sunerba alleys Morris started off by taking the first three games Tho next four went to Johns who aver aged 222 for his four victories with high score of PAS. Morris braccd up and tod the contest with lead of pins on the eight games. In the last two struggles Morris won by good margins The scores;
 Morris-2l7, 285, lS2, 172 16a, 21e, 1Sa, is9, 225, 222 1881
 Johns-16S, PIP, ITO, 212, 1ls. 22s, 2O4, 160, POS. 1s2-l995.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Al New Brltaln--New Britain 5 Wor- ccstcr g.
 At Pawtucket-Pawtucket 5, Brock ton 4
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
DRIVES FOR HE GAGE.

The locals have no game scheduled for this evening, hut tomorrow night they go to Bridgeport where they ex- pcct to take fan out of the Teddy Bears,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
atch follows:
New Haven.
New Britain
BRIDGEPORT TAKES TWO.
Special to the Journnl-CourIer1

waMlngford, Tuesday. The local Nutmeg league bowlers were unable to do much with the Bridgeport represen- tatives and as a consequence we're only able to land one of the three games or the match That one was the first and 1t was landed by a margin of but four pins.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

It is rumorod that Willie will he booked up to meet Sailor Burke In New Haven at a future date. That match would undoubtedly create as much IF not moro lprerest than the LewisLewis fight
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
BOXING NEWS

Now that the two Lewis boys have met and Willie apparently has come out on tho top of the heap. Harry un- doubtedly will be looking for a return match.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Long Joau Wiley ls tower oi strength for rawtucket His leg and arm roach are not duplicated ln iho league
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

The National Athletic club of New York will give stag for it's members on Friday night at the club house on East Twcnty-fourth street. Frankie Madden and Mike Glover have been engaged to appear in the star bout. They wll clash for ten rounds As a sort Of appetizer Manager Johnny White of the club has engaged William Herman and Billy Lyons in the semi final
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Watt took an awful jump in tho percentage column last night He win bc having Charlte Johnson and tho local bowlcrs far in the rear if they don't hit the pins better.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Jack Blackburn defeated Jack Robin son of Chicago. in six hard fought rounds in the wlndup at the West End Athletic club in Philadelphia, Monday night
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
IN A TIE SIX TIMES sarsfield Guard Wins Closely Contested Game of Basket.
 ball from City Guard. FINAL SCORE 21 TO r. Winners Lead at End of First Half and Win Through Team Play and
 Individual Shooting.
INAL SCORE q TO IT.

The sarsheld Guards defeated tho City Guards at tho armory in basket ball last night, by q score of 2l to IT. M The score was tied six different times.
 At the end of tho first half, the winners were ahead by score of I3I to II. They were never behind tho others more than a goal, and won byA team work and superior shooting. The game opened with goal for tho sarsheld Guards by Kegwin in the first two seconds of play. The score was tied at two, all by & fne shot by the City Guards center. Leary for the winners put his team in the lead by shot in the basket from fully forty feet off. He did not throw blindly either. The score was soon tied at A by the City's Each team corralled a foul and a point therefore and several field goals before the end of the half. Soon after the commencement of the second period. Rowe tied tho score at IS all. Leary then got into mix-up with one of the Lights inI trying long shot and the game was called to a halt while a broom was brought Into play. Rowe soon after put the City Guards into the only lead they had during the game. Otto made it 17 to 13 for the losers. Keg- win made a goal for the Sarsflelds and Lee tied the score pt IT all. Leary then made the two goals that won | for the Sarshelds.
 The lineup was.
 Sarsflelds (2t.) Citys CID O'Brien, Hunahan .,.... .... Otto
 Right forward. Mulaney .................. Dunn
 Lett forward
 Kewg,n .Doolittle, Rowe
 Center.
 | Leary ................. Bowes Left guard.
 Lee ................. Rovoll
 Right guard.
 Goals from field, Kewgin 8, Leary 3, Mulaney 2, o'Brien, Lee, Otto B., Rowe 3, Bowes, Dunn. Doolittle; goals from foul, Kewgin, Otto.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

FRANKLIN & STEVENS DURYEA oaf do@D As,. Co.,.
 n7.Ilb Gome street Cowles Toiman.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
NATIONAL LEAGrE STANDING.
Games Tonight.
Polo Results Last Night.

Pawtucket at Brockton.
 Bridgeport at Fall River
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

uul1E creAM cApS Phone sbos Wh,ts fats
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

CODaN Nrohdwayi R a Ag'0%GSi1s Dhons SsIg ssig a s
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

On tho same night, Billy Vein garth and Billy tielns had a battle royal on the Tuxedo alleys, New ark. TIeins finally winning out It required thirteen games 10 locate the winner and two of the encounters re- suited In ties. Weingarth had seven teen splits in the series Twice he made tho 47 10 and also neEotiat- cd the 10 split In all he had three missed spares to six by Heins. The scores:
 llcns 1s6, 221. 1a2, 2oO, tsa, 1so, la0. 192, i9i 1S1, 2O5, 1S8, 22S-- 256i.
 Welngarth 1o4, 2tS, la2, fSG, 1af, 2o2, i6O, 194, 225, f63, 19o, 1S6, tS2-- 9iST,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

rho standing In the Nutmeg league as result of last nights matches fol- lOWs.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Johnny Nelson was again success ful in his match with John Roster which was rolled on the same night on the Universal alleys. The Bronx bowler won the second, third and fourth games, but Nelson got into his stride and finished strong. Roster put up stubborn argument for the fifth game and was beaten by only three plns, Tho scores:
 Roster ITS. 1S0. 1s6, 1S7, 20o, f91, 169. t7a. 16S 1858.
 Nelson 21O. 17a. 169, 171, cO5, 2O5, 227, 2O3, fS6--1755.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Cameron appeared on inc floor in tho first period with a nose guard such as s worn by foothall players. He discarded 1t. however, before tac period was finished Providence Jour nal "Barney' Doher8 in a recent appearance here had a set of elhnw pads that would do justice Co any crldlron warrior, Now f tho players would only adopt hoal gear and suph paraphcruaiIa the game would as- Fume the aspect of football match Instead Of a polo game.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

"Abe" Attell and Biz" Mackey. a hoy who has been seen in competition around New York. have been matched 10 box before the Southern Athletic club. of New Orleans. on Christmas night The contest will be ten rounds. the boys to weigh 122 pounds at ring side.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

"Packey" Mcfarland has signed arti- cles for a ten-round bout with Tight ing Dick" Hyland before Tom" Me- Careys club at Los Angeles. January l5, "Packey" will meet Young Erne" of Philadelphia, In a 2O-round battle at New orleans on December 23 and Immediately after the contest will hike with Manager Gilmore to the Pa cife coast. Mcfarland has been lt- ting himself for tho Erne contest and is already in pretty good shape.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16

Looks as though that slump which Bone's men werc enjoying ls over With. Monda5 nights game was n re- turn t0 true form.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
Stamford.
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-12-16
OXY-ACE1YLENE WELDING AND BRAzIN0

in all metals. We make most difficult repairs in broken engine cylinders, crank cases, finished machine partA Oxy Carbi Co.,. l7 Webster st
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
The Woodbury Home Treatment
 For Hair and Scalp.

It affords quick relief. Stops falling hair; cures dry or greasy dandruf; makes dull, brittle hair soft and glossy; and promotes luxuriant growth
 The Woodbury Home Treatment for Hair and Scalp is the identical treatment employed in The Woodbury Institute for 3S years. A combination of germicide, scalp cleanser, hair stimulant, and the most delight- ful hair dressing ever compounded
 Tso ns<s-25e and SZ.0O. Selx6y aHd,zzE5ts.
 Distributors for Waterbury:
 The Buckingham Pharmacy,
 RANK AND GRAND uRKKT
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
J.p. Nanny Over EI.,,,. Call.

Tokyo. March 21. - The American governments acceptance of Jspan's of. ticial invitation to the battleship fleet to visit Japanese ports was received with every evidence of qualification when communicated to the foreign of. ice and naval department. Foreign Minister Hsyashi and Baron Saito. minister of marine. were among those who expressed their satisfaction with the news.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
INQUIRIES
 ANSWERS
AID.
a3 3aeeaeease,a aeeessseees&

1 in the southwestern United States built their dwellings in natural re. cesses in cliffs. Traces are yet found in the Ohio and Mississippi 1 valleys and from South Carolina to Texas, though there is nothing to connect these three peoples. In the old world interesting relics are found. Any cyclopedia will supply | detailed information.
 +
 F. E. C.-Is it fact that a man has more endurance, can stand more exposure and accomplish more worl; l if he does not use alcohol or other stimulants? (What is meant by "codfish aristocracy"?
 A. Undoubtedly. Stimulants will enable him to accomplish more in a short given time, but the borrowed strength must be paid for later and with interest. CD A vulgar term signifying those who make lavish display of recently earned wealth. l have no statistics on which to base an answer to your other inquiries. The census department might en- tighten you. Ida.-We do not answer questions by mail even if a stamp is enclosed. Persons born February 20 and March 8 may be restless, inclined to "blueness," affable and kind, worthy of trust. Superstition tells us that one born May IS will be of strong likes and dislikes, good memory, great physical and mental endur- ance, apt to be fond of the opposite sex and jealous. The 9th and 14th of June brings restless people, those who are never satisfied, but are so- ciable and adjusted to the times. For August 25 you may expect lovers of music and elegant surroundings, happy and agreeable temperament, who make good critics.
 -?
 J. A. R.-Print formula for gold and silver plating without a plating outfit. (2) Also recipe for put ting up tomatoes in limewater so they will keep through the winter?
 A. I do not see SOW it is possible. CD know no limewater method, but here is good way: Put very ripe tomatoes into a large pan and cover with boiling water. This loosens the skin, which is easily re- moved, and the tomatoes are then put in the preserving kettle, set over a moderate fire without the addition of water or any seasoning, and brought to boil. After boiling half an hour put them in the jars boiling hot and seal tightly. Fill to the brim to keep air out, and they will keep two or three years in cool, dark closet.
 A. F.. T.-Who is president of Cuba? e2) How many bodies of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

Jennie, R. D. R., w. P. A. c. and J. B.-Not rare.
 Myrtle. space in this column for songs. Visit music store. L. S.-August 10, 1890, was Sun- day. Lacking in ambition, easy going, lover of nature.
 J. P.-Consult lawyer in Texas as to the penalties for carrying con- cealed weapons. A pocket knife is a tool, not weapon.
 -?-
 R. WI do not care to take the responsibility of prescribing for tet- ter Consult a physician. Foreign coins are worthless, practically.
 -?-
 W. N. F.-There are several vari- cities of cents coined in 1793. Get an impression by placing a paper on the coin and rubbing lightly with a lead pencil, and send to dealer.
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 J. c. B.--It is difficult, not to say impossible, to teach trade in the space this column permits. You might gain some information by chat ting with workmen in a tobacco fac tory.
 -?-
 A.--What was done with the big organ at St Louis after the fair? A. It was intended to be in stalled in Kansas City convention hall, but I believe this plan was abandoned.
 -?-
 L. R. P.-Manganese is used in the manufacture of plated ware. It is much like iron. Graphite is used in making lead pencils and cruci- bles. Values depend upon many considerations.
 H. c. Son which hand is an en- gagement ring worn? CD What is the trouble brewing between Japan and Russia at the present time? A. On the left. CD You must have been asleep. The differences between Japan and Russia were set tied in September, 1905.
 -?-
 E. W.-To whom can I write about a war claim?
 A. Very indefinite. If you mean a claim against the federal govern ment the wiser way would be to in- terest your representative in con gress. Another way would be to engage a lawyer to present your claim.
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 s. s. S.--Please print short sketch of the cave dwellers. A. Some of the aboriginal tribes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

The Democrat f- now mating . bis magazine ofTer "a order to induce subscribers to pay In advnnce and sa secure new subscribers. For 4s cents . month. which is less than 2 cents a day. you can serure the Ever ing Democraf and three monthly magazines. nnmefr. spsrr Moments. Drrssmakinz at Hone and the Noxb- erss Magazine. An that ls n>u..- saxy is to psy i'm advnnces rou n,af p~g one. two or ss rzzny no.ths is k6Fxnce az yoa d<<ir~.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
Why P..r.Im.n sl..p on Their Seat.

When a patrolman sleeps on his beat he ls not to be blamed any more. It is not laziness. nor shirking. nor any of these things. Physicians proved that the other day. c. W. Curtis. former city marshal of Marlboro. Mass. had the habit of sleeping too much on his beat He died receutly. and an autopsy was performed It showed a cancer Of the pancreas That In nearly every case. say the physicsans. Is the cause of ex- eaxxfFe sleeping.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
s,..I csrpora.ien,, E,rnina,

New York. March 2I.--In the sixth annual report Of the United States Steel corporation the number of em- Ployees is given ss 2101sO as against -a2.4s1 in 1acs The salaries of ern- ployees In isO7 amounted to s1cO.s4s.- s22. or tri1e less than the net earn ings Of the eorpcrati0a. whIch were slssli-t.sI1 The xrOzs earnings were s755.OI4.T6T.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

The hair and scalp treatment of T h e Woodbury Institute cures ninety out of every hundred cases. The other ten waited too long. You are now in the ninety class and your trou- ble, whatever 1t is, can be cured. And 1t can be cured in your own home. No longer is 1t necessary to go to The Woodbury Insti- tute. Your druggist can supply
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

A. F. T.-Who is president of Cuba? t2) How many bodies of
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

W. N. F.-There are several vari- cities of cents coined in 1793. Get an impression by placing paper on the coin and rubbing lightly with a lead pencil, and send to a dealer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

s. s. S.-Please print short sketch of the cave dwellers.
 A. Some of the aboriginal tribes
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
s,sri,, sn,a,f

A Frpuch uafuraIist has discovered that snsIls s1ore- Dr. LoaE drup ts xerond ple~~ t~ tsa rfass
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21
.How's your IT hair
 and scalp?

falling hair.
 Think If anything at all is the matter with your hair or scalp, don't let it go on. Hereis why:
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

Try a Dszoerat rsst d
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

dry kind. Some folks have the greasy dan- druf that sticks.
 Is your hair dull, dryand dcrackly,- dying grass when the roots can't get nour-
 imenti
 Does your hair fall outf Falling hair tells the story o f scalp troubles. Do y o u know that there are twenty-four specific diseases and that a symptom of each is
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-03-21

Does your scalp itchf That is the sign of one trouble.
 Does dan druf drop on y o u r shoul CTS? That's the
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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
In Self-Defense.

1t Is fortunate that the various theo-
ries in regard to the training of the
young do not make so very much differ
ence, after all, and that the little In.
dividual grows up, somehow, into the
man or woman 1t was intended to be.
The Washington Star has story, told
by well-known instructor who holds
to the old-fashioned ideas. He says.
l place little dependence upon moral
suasion. Good healthy boys under moral
suasion have too easy time Of it.
They get out of hand.
There Is a friend of mine who Is
rearing a family OF six boys with the
help Of moral suasion. The mild little
chap argued the matter the other night
at the club.
"And do you believe" said 1. "thnt
moral suasion Is better than CORPORAL
punishment for big. lusty boys like
yours?"
"Yes," said mi friend.
"And do you mean to say you have
never whipped your boys" l asked.
"As true as 1 sit here" answered nv
friend, earnestly, 81 have never struck
one of my children except In self-de
| fense,"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
REPUBLICS UNITE.
Lay Cornerstone of BUILDING at the
National CAPITAL.

Lay Cornerstone of Building at the
National Capital.
Washington, May 13.-Twenty.one
American republics united Monday
again in laying the cornerstone of the
building which is to constitute the
monument typifying the predominant
desire of the western world for peace
and commercial prosperity. President
Roosevelt officiated. Besides his ad.
dress, there were speeches by Score.
tary Root, Andrew Carnegie, who has
contributed three-quarters of a million
dollars toward the building fund, and
Ambassador Nabuco of Brazil.
Cabled words of sentiment and
cheer were read from the presidents of
the Latin-American republics. The ex.
ercises We're witnessed by the diplo.
matte representatives of the world, be.
sides the high official and legislative
representatives of this country. Seats
for 5000 people had been reserved and
each seat had been eagerly sought.
The building for which the founda.
ton was laid will be the home of the
International Bureau of American Re.
publics, presided over by John Bar.
rett.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1908-05-15
BLACK ART IN INDIA.
leading Imp Is Small, but Mean Out
of All Proportion.


of All Proportion.
It may not be generally known that
the black art flourishes to certain
sxtent in southern India, especially on
the west coast, says writer tn the In
Han World.
The average Malayalee Keralan is
superstitious to the very highest de-
gree: he considers himself to be always
under the influence Of some devil or
,tEer (the number of devils and demi-
gods on the west coast is legion), and
every house in Kerala has temple
dedicated to the patron devil Of the
family.
In this country the place Of honor Is
given by the superstitious Malayalee to
the imp Kuttichathen, who Is consider
ed by him to be the most mischievous
and frightful Of demons. This imp Is
about three feet high, with hair all over
the body and capable of any mischief.
He is the most dreaded Of all and man.
lfests his displeasure in a thousand
ways.
Primarily he begins with throwing
stones over the house Of man under
his displeasure. If steps are not taken
Immediately after the preliminary
stages of the manifestation Of his dis
pleasure, 1t is said the consequences
generally are very violent.
1t is said that every sorcerer has
ievil or demigod under his command
70 do his wishes and carry out his com
nands. To get mastery over a devil
Or demigod, 1t Is said, one has to under
20 severe trials. Keeping vigils, inces-
sanity uttering the name Of the devil
Or the demigod he wishes to subdue, in
crematories and lonely jungles. is the
primary duty Of man who aspires to
become a sorcerer.
On the forty-frst day Of the vigil
The devil will present himself to the
candidate who aspires to take the de-
gree Of honors in sorcery and surrender
himself to the latter. A sorcerer who
has already one devil at his command
generally aspires to exercise sovereign
ty over another.
This can only be enjoyed after a
great trouble. 1t is said that the demon
whom the sorcerer wishes to captivate
will generally ask the candidate to
fetch inaccessible and impossible things
as a proof that he is sincere and capa-
BILE Of doing anything. They say that
such candidate generally meets the de-
mand through tie aid of the devil al
ready under his command.