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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
Slated for Killian in the seventh.
tBatted for Willett In the ninth
CHICAGO

Hits-Om Killian. 10 In Z; OF WIIIett,
in 2 Two-base hit--IsbeIl. Three
base hit-Downs Sacrifice hts-D.
Jones. Atz. Tannehill. Stolen bases--D.
Jones. Schaefer. Crawford. Hahn.
Dougherty. First base on balls-By
Killian 2, by Willett I. by White Z,
First base on errors--Chicago 2. Left
on bases-Detroit ., Chicago II. Struck
out--By Killian 1, bv Willett 1, by
White g. Time-1:55. Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Hurst. Attendance
5,424.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09

WASHINGTON, Sept. s.-Orville
Wright. in his aeroplane. made an
ascension at the Fort Meyer parade
grounds this morning starting his
Hight AT S.t5 a. M. with his machine
under perfect control, having flown
at the rate OF between 80 and sc
miles an hour throughout.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
h. COBB STOPS
MAY IN TENTH

Referee Billy Roogs. of Detroit. was
compelled TO stop the fight between
Harry Cobb and Rune May at Cheboy-
gan, to save May from unnecessary
punishment. The end came In the
tenth round when May was stagger-
ing round the ring with both eyes
closed and hisf aces imply cut TO
pieces by the jabs which Cobb had
been sending in throughout the battle
Cobb fought cautiously in the early
rounts. contendihg himseiw with
standing his opponent OF. May was
unable to get In close and took a hard
grueling.
The decision met the entire approx
al of the big crowd out to see the
match.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
WHO WOULD HAVE TOOTH
PULLED BY DOC WHITE?

Traced for the shock, went out
into the reception room 10 arrange
a date with another victim.
Once more on the job the Doc
felt round with the implements OF
the inquisition, got a firm hold
again and this time lingeringy.
longnoly. deliberately a sixty
fourth OF an inch at a time, the
aching molar left its long home.
The patient knew that this was go
ing 30 be the result all the tire but
just imagine how his feelings were
outraged by such dilatoriness,
Laying aside all prejudice which
might naturally maintain through mo
tNes Of patriotism and a desire TO SEQ
the home team ahead-a condition
that never prevailed yesterdav-the
game was really the least interesting
seen at Bennett Park In many . Ions
day.
THERE WASN'T \ SINGLE FIELD
ING PLAY ALL DAY OF THE CALI.
BRE THAT BRINGS THE FANS TO
THEIR FEET
The Sox scored a good share Of
tLcir runs on the mistakes Of the
Tigers in the field and the Tigers had
their little batting rallies niprtd in
the bud every time just on the verge
OF "a feat which might really put them
into the game.
lluehie whipped them around In
jecIed substitute batters who made
goad was always there with a man
or two on base waiting for the hit
that never came but couldn't reach
The Sox made their big strike
when Crawford, in a desperate at
tempt 10 get lsbel's fly in the
seventh. with two men on base,
cver.ran the ball and let il get
away for two-baeger. Rossman
haa preceded this play with an
eJregous tumble end Thomas
dropped a perfect throw 10 the
ulate Immediately after.
But for these the Tiges might
have carried the battle into extra
innings.
The Browns also won and the
Tigers must need cop couple right
away or else lose the beneficiont eff
feet Of that Labor Day double-header
which we still cherish in memory.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
How They Raced
AT the State Fair
2:21 TRoT: PURSE 5000.

Munith Boy. br x. (Simp-
m SOM ......s........ ~ or
Time--2:16A; 2:15L; 2:151k 2:17h
p FREE PACE; PURSE $500.
Brenda Yorke. b. m. by
Moko (Nuckols) ...... 2 !
Maud Keswick. b. m, by
Keswick (BetD ....... . 4
Capt. Derby b. e., by
Charles Derby (Eld-
RIDGE .........,... > 3 I,
Ruth Wildman. oh. m.
Time--2:06L; 2:0sA; 2;0SiS 2:10;
2:11h.
TO BEAT 1856. PACING.
Dan Patch, br. h. CHersey) ..... Lost
Time-:S0 100, 1897, 1:5s%.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 3. Cincinnati 2
pittsburg 2. st. Louis q.
Philadelphia y, Boston 3
New York I, BROOKLYN o Gil Innings.
Today's Games.
ST. Louis at Chicago.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg
Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
Sporting Notes

w. X. Vanderbilt of cup fame VIII
never race as driver again.
they are not beating The Eel any since
he got through that OF
Jim Frank IL going TO get out of the
Kalamazoo Baseball club at the emu
OF the season.
scott Mclean appears 10 have pretty
well knocked out his Great Heatt
pair, Auto and octoo.
The p,-A-C.- football squad will meet
Thursday evening at the CLUB mouse
to discuss training plans.
Flint. playing neid has been invaded
BY n sewer excavation and there is
no more hope Of play there TINS year
Fair Today there are carded ziiS
and 2.22 pacing races ana E'"V ''o''
ID. 4. a.. II, DcIray Athletics, 4. The
club team has lost but one game al
year and has been meeting them all
4 Acid of about I4O will take part In
the national amateur goif chanpIon
ships at Garden City. New YORK next
week
swimmer OF the country, winning ths
mile open at New York yesterday.
Daniels did not compete. as the dls-
lance was too great.
NpsIIanu 20 Jackson In eight hours, 20
minutes on the relay plan IL the rec.
ord OF the members OF the National
Overland club. Next year the event
Will start from Detroit.
Up to Date.
Il is said that the latest Salome
will be Frank Farrell. OF the High
landers, and that Norman Elberfeld's
head Will be on the platter.-Philadel'
phia North American.
Sunday Excursion Sept. 10, via Mich.
igsn Central.
Al Tho foiiauino rates for the round
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
THE BIG LEAGUE RACES AT A GLANCE

Yesterdays Results.
Chicago 8. Detroit 2.
st. Louis 3, Cleveland O.
Athletics g. New York 5.
Boston 3. Washington /.
Today's Games.
Chicago at Detroit.
st. Louis at- Cleveland.
New York at Philadelphia.
Boston at Washington.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09
heu They finished
On the Grand Circuit

Job Printfax zone right Times rrsns.
sng Co.. IS John R.st Phone 1893
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-09

The Browns also won and the
Tigers must need cop "a couple right
away or else lose the benefcient eff
feet CT that Labor Day double-header
which we still cherish in memory.
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Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

A. b. kellogg is having his harness shop
touched up with coat of paint this week.
Chris Larson is doing the work.
Manager Baht announces that there will
be practice game of baseball on the local
diamond next Sunday. All those who
want to be given tryout should be on
hand to show their skill at the national
game.
Don't forget the cemetery meeting next
Saturday night at the fire hall at o'clock.
The Congregational Ladies' Aid of Rocky
Butte will meet at the home of Mrs W.
II. Middleton on April 24th.
!. H. Smith the real estate man, went tc
Minneapolis Thursday night.
The play, Uncle Rube, given by home
talent at the opera house last Friday nigh,
was we'll attended and all agree that il
was we'll presented by the cast. Abou,
sos 90 was realized which was turned owe,
to the fire company, after paying the ex
penses. No end of credit is due MIR. Sha
bel who acted rs critic during the rehears.
ais and assisted in many other ways tc
help make the play success. The mem
beers of the cast all took their parts well
and no fault can be found with anyone
There was some talk about taking the play
to Wibaux. Glendive or Sentinel Butte
but it was decided an Improbable under.
taking. \ dance was given after the per.
Torrance by MIR. Campbell manager OF
the opera house.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

c. H. Moulton and George Baht were
Dickinson visitors last Sunday.
c. r. Smith had the misfortune last week
to loose purse containing about $1o5.oo
1t would be lucky find for some dishonest
person.
The Ladies Aid of the u. l.. church
will meet at Mrs. Ramstads on May 1st
Editor Nelson was up from Medora last
Monday, looking for a stray horse which
he lost last fall and which he heard was in this
neighborhood. While in town he was in
cidentl looking up suitable posts to string
his political wires on We acknowledge
a pleasant call.
J. w. Lahart. the elevator contractor,
was at Beach this week, having business
here with the Livermore estate
&. Ballack, of Forest River, the secre-
tary of the Northwestern Realty Company
of that place, was at Beach the first of the
week with some land seekers. His COM
pany owns tract of land southwest Of
town and w. A. Sprague is their local re-
preventative.
The death of Mrs. T. Gregory, who lived
seven miles north of town, occurred last
Sunday morning at eight o'clock. Her
death was not unexpected as she had been
failing for some time. The funeral took
place on Monday and the remains were
inferred in the cemetery south of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Haigh. Misses Ger
| trude Nan Brocklin, Ruth Darrow and
Hanna Haigh, and VIM. Van Brocklin,
we're arrivals last Saturday night from
Pickett, Wis.
Tuesdays No. 2, North Coast Limited,
was ditched by running into burned
bridge at Helena, Mont, killing the fire.
man and an unknown tramp. The en-
gineer was also seriously injured, says the
report.
The New York restaurant is now moved
into Victor Olson's new building.
Baht& Madison are now doing great
stroke of business in the we'll drilling line
This week they put down wells for Kellogg
Olson, keohane and are working for Logan
today. Two of these we'll we're started
and finished on the same day. which shows
that the boys are there with the goods"
when it comes to drilling wells.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17
Bids Wanted.

Sealed bids will be received by the
board of trustees of the village Of Beach
until Friday the 24th day of April 4. D.
1908 for the work and material necessary
to paint the ends and sides of the village
fire hall, same to have two coats the finish
ing coat to be red to conform with the
color used on n. p. Ry. Co. buildings.
Trimmings to be white. Best qualities of
oils and materials, and putty to he used
where necessary to make good smooth
finish. Work to be completed by May 1st
1905. Address bids to village clerk, Beach.
Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
by order of the board of trustees of the
village of Beach,
Il. F. GALLAGHER
Clerk.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

DIR. l.. G. Smith, of Mannhaven, this state,
was an arrival at Beach this week and has
decided to locate here permanently and
follow his profession. He has rented Office
rooms in the Dickinson block and expects
to be back about April 25th to open up his
office.
There will be. an Easter dance at the
opera house next Monday evening, April
goth. Geo. Campbell who now has the
management of the opera house, is giving
the dance and will have the Beach Orches-
ira on hand to furnish music.
Smith, the American type foundry man,
was in town last week in the interests of
his company.
! Phil St. Jacque went to Minneapolis
Sunday night.
| S. H. Stambaugh, the Wibaux livery
man, was a Beach visitor last Friday night
taking i'll the home talent play.
T.. r. Stockwell. of St. Paul, arrived
here the first part of the month and has be-
come interested in the Laughnan store.
MIR. Stockwell is brother of Mrs. Laugh
nan.
Born to MIR. and Mrs. Il. C. lngledue.
seven miles south OF Burkey boy, last
Thursday.
! Special Easter services will be held next
| Sunday afternoon in the school house at
! o'clock, followed by communion. Sun
day school at 2 and Christian Endeavor
at $780, The pastor extends an invitation
to everyone to attend these services.
1t is of much importance that the many
readers of the Chronicle give their atten-
ton to our advertising columns. There
are but few towns the size of Beach where
the merchants take SO much interest and
spend so much time with their advertise
ments as the merchants of Beach. Look
the ads over 1t will pay you.
The dance at Sentinel Butte which was
to he given on Easter Monday has been
postponed until May Ist. Since this post.
ponement the dance at Beach has been
gotten up. Don't fail to attend it.
Last week we failed to mention the sale
made by r. p. Rainey, who disposed of his
homestead near Carlyle for consideration
of $4.45o which included improvements
Mn Rainey and family returned to Blacl
River Falls.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

B. G. Oderine, postmaster at Alpha, was
Beach visitor this week.
C. f. V. Draper. of Mandan, was at
Beach last Monday and Tuesday. Mr..
Draper is telephone man and has an ap-
plication before the town trustees for a
franchise. The board has done nothing as
yet, but it is hoped that something will be
done soon so that we can have n local
system.
r. O. Zollinger, of Yule registered at the
State Line yesterday.
VIM. Slater, F.. c. Stark, Henry Moore,
and John Dilley of Carlyle. we're at Beach
Thursday.
Judge Heath held his initial trial this
week. The case of DR.. Melvin VS.. Clara
Peterson was brought before him. in which
Dr. Melvin brought suit to collect charges
for professional services. in setting bro
ken arm for boy of the defendent. 1t is
alleged that the arm was not properly
SET hence the refusal to pay the bill. A
Jury was called to decide the case and a
verdict was brought in for the plaintiff
We understand that the case will be carried
up to district court. Atty. Miller represent
ed the plaintiff and Purchase the defend
ent.
Messrs and Mesdames G. H. Timm and
N. Peterson and Mr.. ]. C. Westergaard of
Yule, we're Beach visitors this week.
DR.. Melvin, of Terry, was at Beach the
fore part of the week on business
C. K Barnett was over from Sentinel
Butte last Monday.
Geo. Sweet of Carlyle, was transacting
business at Beach the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Organ, of Wibaux
visited at Beach last Saturday.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17
Gnral pttk-Apa

Smoke Pv cent cigars. Beach Drug
Company.
\ boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. II A.
Desforges, at DeAlores on the 18th.
Geo Uhlenko,t. of Freeport Mimi, re-
turned home after a short business visit
here.
Messrs. Henry and Phil St. lacque and
G. L.. Gravclle took Il trip to Marmarth
last week Fniday, going 10y way of Terry.
Messrs. Gravellc and Henry ST. )acque,
who came over from Fessendcn for short
visit, returned Monday, going to Glendive
and then taking the stage across to the
Great Northern and returning to Fessen-
den bv way of Mino,
For SAlr:A limited number of thorough
bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs. Nothing
better in the northwest. Prices SI.25 tor
Is. $3.50 45o-W. S. Marvin, Sentinel
Butte. n. ID.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17
District Court to Convene.

Byorder of Hon. Judge Winchester, dis
trict court will convene April 21st, 1908,
and adjourn without date to time set for
holding adjourned term; due notice will be
given by the clerk of court to persons in
terested, as to citizenship papers and other
business which may be outstanding.
H. GILBERT,
Clerk of Court.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17
The
Ladies
Bazaar

lis displaying Il full line of ap-to-
date millinery. Tire new styles
are very attractive. Call and sec
them and get prices.
Bessie j. iullickson.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

Two dozen pullets for sale; see
j. G. Gile.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1908-04-17

We carry the celebrated Utz Il
Dunn line: Sells and Foot SchuIze
lines. We can save you money
III this department. We do not
carry the cheapest shoe but the
above lines are among the very
best and prices are as low as pos
sib'e consistent with high quality.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
WIFE's PLIGHT FREES MAN
PitffuI story of Woman Moves Judge
to Release Disobedient Juror
from Jail.

A. II. Anderson. former member Of the
grand jury, who was sent to jail Tor thirty
days for contempt of court, has been re-
leased by Judge Sears after an appeal for
clemency by Mrs. Anderson.
Monday evening Mrs. Anderson called on
Judge Sears and told a story which touched
his heart. She had with her a small boy
with his leg bandaged and stiff. She said
the boy had undergone an operation for
tuberculosis of the bone at a local hospital
and had just gotten out.
1T have two younger children at home
and there is no food or fuel in the house
and l am out OF money. l don't know what
/ will do
Judge Sears was touched and, giving her
some money TO tide her over until Tuesday.
Investigated her story. Tuesday morning
he called Anderson over from the Jail and
had a long talk with him. At the close he
told the sheriff to release him from jail.
Anderson pleaded guilty TO a contempt
charge Saturday. lie admitted going to a
young woman witness before the grand
Jury and asking her not to testify against
a friend Of his whom she implicated in
her story to the grand jury. She also
| charged he made insulting proposals to her
and struck her when she refused.
Anderson is employed by the Union Pa
cific.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS

d. S. MannAn Of Denver, Ralph R. Lang
ley, J. A. M3.aughliD Of Lincoln, W.. II.
lmmon of Waterloo and A. Gingrich OF
Humboldt are at the Millard.
w. s. Harding OF Nebraska City, E. F.
Johnson of Lincoln, +. E. Mollin OF Genoa
and f. IL. McClintock OF Long Branch.
Cal, are at the HenshAw.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Blythe OF st. Paul,
George Cleohopman. o. w Kelley OF
Hastings, p. p, North OF Ord and w. j,
Davis OF Humboldt are at the Murray.
F. B. Williams Of Cedar Bluffs, II. e
Rodell OF Denver, Mr.. and Mrs H. s.
Griffith and daughter OF st. Paul, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. @. Hayne of Pender, Il. A. Minias
OF Craig. r. W. Hasse of Buffalo, Wyo.,
+. F. Fulton OF Wymore and o. l. Shaft
ner Of Humboldt are At the Merchants.
William Modgett OF Hastings, F. Il. Bull,
len of Pueblo, ID. 8. Griffin OF Denver, j
b. Hunter OF Aurora. N. NJ. Regner Of
Buffalo, Wyo.. s. ID. Fitzpatrick, r. ]. Kill
patrick Of Beatrice, A. p. Halfhil Of Los
Angeles, j. W. Chiffon OF San Jose. 5. A.
sill OF rGsnd Island, w. n. Martin OF
Holdrege. J. b. Rayner OF lincoln and c
S. Mccoy OF Fullerton are at the Paxton
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25

strongly to the divorce, for she comes
from a large town. Sioux Falls is the
metropolis of South Dakota, but Sioux
Falls has a population of but about 1000
one-tenth that Of Omaha.
But Omaha does not want to be a divorce
mecca and w. p. Thomas will seek to
raise the limit in this state.
One Point for Nebraska.
II am not one of these people who do
not believe in Divorces said Mr.. Thomas,
but do not like the idea of people COM
ing here for no reason other than securing
a decree of separation and then leaving
as soon as the marital tie is severed. Our
law is better than the old South Dakota
law in one particular; divorce DEGREES can
not be granted in chambers, but the six
months provision is undeniably wrong.
Just what period of residence should be re-
CURED ] am not at this time prepared to
say, but ] believe that Nebraska's divorce
law should conform with those in force in
the majority OF the states. 1 would like
to see a divorce law in this state along the
lines of the uniform divorce law as out
lined by the American Bar association.
will look into the matter thoroughly and
present a bill at the coming session of the
legislature"
Constitution has n Voice.
The constitution of the United States re-
quires that due cognizance of the statute
provisions in other states shall be taken
by all the commemorative of the nation.
but the supreme court has ruled that this
constitutional provision does not apply to
divorce laws, and on this holding New
York has persistently refused to recognize
South Dakota DEGREES of divorce. 1t has
never discounted a Nebraska decree, for
no hurry up divorce while you wait"
work has been done in this state. despIte
the statute provision. Should the present
law remain on the statute books and the
divorces transfer their love from South
Dakota to Nebraska, then it is probable.
attorneys say, that the Empire state will
tell Nebraska to take its old divorces and
HE to the sand hills with them.
The supreme court decision was handed
down in April. 1906 and was concurred in
by Chief Justice Fuller and Associate
Justices White, Peckham and McKenna,
the opinion being written by Justice White
Associate Justices Harlan, Brown. Brewer
and Holmes dissented. The opinion reads.
The mere domicile within the state Of ona
party to the marriage does not give fha
courts of that state jurisdiction to render a
decree OF divorce enforceable In ALI the
other states by virtue of the full faith and
credit clause OF the federal constitution
l against a nonresident who did not appesr
and was only constructively served with
notice OF the tendency of the action.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
LARGE RECEIPTS IN CORN
Heavy shipments Into Omaha Are
Looked For During the
Coming Week.

Large receipts Of corn are looked for
the coming week in Omaha This grain
has been steadily held by Farmers who
have been holding for a higher price. Ten
ant farmers who are more In need OF the
money. rave let go their holdings, but a
large percentage Of the men owning their
own farms have cribbed their corn.
Northwestern wheat continues to come
into the market in larger quantities than
some expected, but this has not had a de-
preclating effect on the price. The Argen-
tina scare, Of course, has been the strongest
factor in maintaining the price Of tLis
grain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-25
ATTACK ON DIVORCE LAW
w. ?. Thomas Will Introduce Bill to
Strengthen Statute.
NEBRASKA WANTS NO SUCH FAME
o~bioaUy Attached to sOpth Dakota
is Spurued by Omaha and
the Good People of
This state.

= Nctraska's divorce laws will be made
more stringent by the next legislature II
present plans are carried out. w. r.
Thonns. attorney. of Omaha. and demo'
cratic member-elect Of the lower house
has Determined to introduce a bill con-
iempIAiing a radical revision Of the statute
so as to save Nebraska from the obloquy
that has attached TO South Dakota by
reason of its being the so-called divorce
mecca" Mr.. Thomas will have the sup
port Of various elements interested in the
moral welfare of the state. Judge, Howard
Kennedy of the district bench in Omaha
favors a tightening OF the lines, and so
do other men in similar positions.
1t has come to notice that Nebraska's
div orce law is the same as that formerly
in force in South Dakota; In fact, South