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The Washington herald., 1908-08-07
TO-DAY's GAMES
At Cleveland
Boston at Chicago
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
CLEVELAND, 6: WASHINGTON. L
5peclaI % ne Washington Herld-

sPeclal 70 Tie Washington Head
Cleveland, Ohio. Aug 6.-Had Wash
ington given johnson the same support
that Cleveland gave Falkenberg, to-day's
game would have been a tie AT the end
OF the ninth inning. each team having
one run. AS it was. Cleveland won the
game 6 10 I. and ~Cy" Falkenberg had
the satisfaction Of defeating the club
from which he drew his salary for sew
eral years. Falkenberg was hit harder
than vas johnson, but Cleveland luckily
punched Eve hits in the second inning
when Washington was assembling its
three errors. The result was FIVE runs.
not one Of which was earned OF Wash
5ngton's nine hits two Of which were
1wo-baggers- only the two extra base
Swats counted N The Nationals run get
Iirg. On the other hand. the Maps made
al but two Of their hits count
Dave Altizer took zn important part
in the defeat OF his former comrades.
making a single and a sacrifice. scoring
8 run and having four put-outs in center
field, one OF which was a beauty bright
that cut OF two runs and preserved
FaIkenberg's equanimity-
Three Hits, but No Runs.
Il is seldom that a club makes three
hits in an inning and yet fails 10 score,
yet that IS just what happened TO the
Washingtons in the first innig- With
Two out. Galley. Cnglaub and Freeman
reeled of infeId singles. filing the
bases; then EdnOnston was coaxed into
Offering at a bad one and. luckily for
Cleveland, il was his third strike.
in the same round. the Maps scoring a
run or only one HIT with few other
things thrown in. Josh Clarke walked
as a starter. and Bradley singled past
Mcbride. Turner'S sacrifice put him on
third. and he scored on Lajoie's long
sacrifice fly 10 Ganley-
The real bl0w-up occurred il the sec
ond. though Mig Clarke led Of with q
single and AIJizer duplicated the trick
Hinchman tried 70 sacrifice. but John
sons throw 10 third would have retired
Clarke a block had not Shipke dropped
the ball He was out a moment later.
however when FaIkenberg tapped 70 Nc
Bride.
Bradley Scores Three.
With the bases sciU filed. Josh Clarke
struck out. but Bill Bradley came 10 the
Maps rescue with a long three-sacker 10
left that scored three runs. Turner f0Uled
TO Freeman, but the latter obligingly
nufied the ball and Turner proceeded TO
single, scoring Bradley Turner stole sec
ond and scored when Lajoie singled Ed
mOnston's throw home got away from
KahOe, and Larry went 10 second, where
he was left when Stovau hit 10 Unglaub
After that. Cleveland got only three men
10 first. two 10 second. and none 70 third
johnson pitching a grand game when il
was too late.
Washington punched two hits in the
third. but Alters running catch retired
The side without run In the seventh.
though. the Nationals managed 10 get Q
man around Mcbride shot the ball past
1irst base for Two bases. and johnson fol-
lowed suit scoring Mcbride Altizer
caught MIan-s hard drive and Shipke
singled 10 right, Turner throwing John
son out at the plate.
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ri7Sl lase On eTuTs-NeF ION 4 tlnclliI-au- l.
I Lsfr hases-New HorE. ;. Ciuciu1ati- First
base Oh balls-O1 Alcsinnity >. OF Spade l. strlck
I out-F}y Mctiinn5ty, 3 o. AmeS. !. b S7ade. 3
Threehase hir-3litchel Twu-hase hi--Tcunev.
SaclfCe hit5-HuEEiEs Lohert Dcuh.e rlays-Dev-
In % Doyle 20 TeEney: Aues.t5 Herzag 20 Tenuey:
Hulsrltt HusF1ns 90 McLs4n- VIA Ilrch-Nc-
GluuIty. -UmTlres-MessrS Risie- and Eusie. Tine
I q ezme-I hogr and 3 MINUTES. Arfe-da1ce-l00u.
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Earned uns-1Ioses. 5. Howard. g. FIrSt base ly
errors-Housrd. l. Left On hases-lloses. &; Havarl.
3 First base on baIls-Of Jgwutt- e. OF Freeman. L
struck Out-By JeweJt Z, By Freeman. Z. Home
rlns-WidIEsyer. Harris Thrse-tase hits-Sutt1r
Noone. Hurley. Two-base hite-O'Neiue. JeFett-
stolen bases-Hurley Smith. Greene Wld pitca-
Jeverr- Passed haI-Noone. Cmps7e-1ir. Fiuue-
gan Tine q Game-l hour and Is minutes
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Tzobass hits-HOHnan. Couroy- SzcTiacs
,C0roy, Hsnphll stolen beses-Nues, Dele.
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FAILS T9 T9 STOP MAPS
Walter Johnson Given Poor
Support by Nationals.
LOSE THIRD GAME OF SERIES

Defeat Rendered More Bitter by
Fact that Fred FaIkenberg, the
Cast-Off, Is Big Factor for CIeve-
1and-AItizer Also. in LimeIisht-
Damage Is Done in Second Inning.
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by er-ors-Twining q Wallach. .. Left on bases-
Twining. s. Wauack. Z. FIRST base on bais-Of
Powell. , Sfuick cut-By Powell 10. b. Stewart g.
Three-base hit-Smithson- Sacrifice hits-Lyrca,
Evans Rupert RrIperrus Stolen bases-Br0Wn %.
Smithson. McC1rthy Dlvver. Hit BY rllcher-By
Stewart. l. Uupre-Afr La Mott Tine Of gaule-
hour and % MINUTES.
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/ Pliladelphia. g. Chicago. L Left or basas-phiia-
delphia, :. ChicaEo. 3 First base balls-O1
Fozel. 3, Of EeuIbach. . Sr-sck ogr-By Foze1.
I 2. b. Reulbach. . Tro-hase hirs-MlCee ETcrs.
Z Titus Eeu1bach- Sacrifice hits-B7ansfcld. Maeee.
Doolin- Wiid pitch-RsuiAzch- Cupiras-AIessrS
O-Day and R1dderham. Tine q g4rne-I hour and
3 minutes. Atteudaroe-I-s53
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IoIala-.---. 5 8 2 Z ] I
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AMATEUR BASEBALL.

L@ngdon defeated the Petwurths On the latters
grounds wednesday by 20 O. The teams vii
meet again august l. Langion's want games viii
teams arerasing seventeen years. the First Build
ers BrisEtWoods. and Builders prefer-ed A6drsS
F. Matrngly. Langdon. r. C.
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TO-DAY,s GAMES.
st. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia.

New York. Aug 6-The New Yorks
didn't shine on a muddy field to-day. and
were shut out by the Reds. Spade was
too much for the local hitters- Errors
helped the Cincinnatis accumulate runs.
Score
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0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o.
; > o ; 0 0 0 0 O-e

Earned Tuns-Plttsburg. 5. FIrst base OF erru-s-
P1rtshurg :; Boston. Left On hases-Pittslssrs 3.
Boston. :. First base on balls-Of Maddox s Sac
riice hits-Leach. Clarke. Wagner TEo-baze hits
Thomas. Clarke. Wagner stolen bases-Wacrer
Gibson. Bates Double plays-Wagner 70 Abbatie-
chic 20 Storke; Haunifan 10 McGanu to Graham
Umpire-1IT. Joh1s10ne. Tine Of FzmeI hour and
g Minutes
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INDEPENDENCE LEAGUE.
Twining A. c. and YyaIIach A. c. Tie
in Eight Innings.
SANDING fF III

Twining PLAYED its second tie game Of
the week on McDevitt's Field yesterday
with the Wallachs. Score, . to 2
Powell on the slab for Twining. pitched
fne ball. striking out ten and passing
two The features were the wonderful
rally Of Twining in the eighth and Evans
greaf sfoD in The SANG round- score.
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Lett On n-+ses--f,-fEl-els o. Aar A'eEzrlalelI. O.
By Thompson 2. By Kilruv. 5 Three-base hits
J. Turner HaaGy. Tvo-hsse hi--Sulliva1- Ssci-
Gee hit-D0ushcrty- Stoien basss-RGbey. Sullivan.
Doushc-5y. u rurne-. Collins Andersen. Handy,
Buriey- Hit ~ p.-ChCr-Fy Thoupsol. L Umpire
8ir. Flynn. Tine Of Eane-I hour and 80 minutes
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Left baseS-1fsrires- g; EiEiiants. 3 FIRST base
on balls-Of Johnson .. OF Riter 3: Of Gihson ?
Hits made-OE johnson. q; Of Ritter. 3. oG Glib
son. Struck ogt-By johnson. :; bv Eiter. 3: b.
Gibson / Three-hsse hits-O Counor. Rite-. Glib
sol- TWo-base hit-Rouutree- Sacrifice hts
Meacher. c Becker Stoieu bases-Berlick. DoVd.
c Becker. Hoffman Double plays-Beriick TO
OConn9- TO Kane: Berlick 10 Kane: Ward to Ber-
hex to Kane. Hit by pitche7-By johnson. / Wild
pitch-Johuson- Passed baIis-9ieagher. 7: Warner
l. Umpire-2f- Cleveland Tine Of gane-i hour
and IS minutes
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Left On bases-G. P. O. 5: Brentwood S First
base baiis-Oh Payne. s. Of Walker. 2 Struck
out-By Payne. ?; by Walker !. Home uun-San-
ders. Two-hase hits-Davis @ Beckett Sacrffsa
hi.s-Ca- -. Callahan Stolen bases-CailalIzn
h Beckett Wild pitca-Payne. Umpire-8Ir. Joe
Handiboe. Tine Of game-I hour and Is minutes.
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The Indianapolis city council passed

ordinance. introduced recently by Council
man John Donovan, to charge the Indian
apOlis American Association team a Il
cense fee Of 50 a game. The effort 70
pass the ordinance was not taken seri-
Ously at first but Il went through without
opposition If IL holds good II viii cost
". H Watson and his associates about
s. 600 a season extra
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Yesterdays RESULTS.
Cleveland, 8; Washington, l.
Chicago. =; Boston. l.
ST. Louis, 81 New York, L.
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NO HITS FOR BROOKLYN.
SuperBas Get Beautiful Drubbing at
Hands of Cardinals

New York Aug 6--The Brooklyns
didn't get hit or Lush to-day and were
shut out. rain ending the game at the
end OF the sixth inning JOrdan's muG
Of a fly allowed ST. Louis 10 score two
runs Score
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At snspolis-LouisTiIle. 8: Indianapolis, 3
At Toledo.-Toledo. Is Columbus, 3
At Milvaukee-Ksnsas City, ;; Milwaukee. 2
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NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

At FAN River-First game: Brocktou g; Fau
River 3 Second same Brockton ;: Fall River I
Al Lynn-Lowell-Lynn. rain.
At New BedfoTd-Worcester. ;; New Bedford, 2
teleTen innings.
At Haverhill-Lavrence-H -Ha4erhin, rain
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Sashville-Nashviiie. s. Atlanta. o.
At Observation-Disclosures an 6: Moufz1rer. 2
At Little Rock-Little R5ck. s: Mobile :
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Al Lancaster-Wilminst0n. s: Lancaster Il
Al Rss6ing-rrenton. 4 Reading J.
At WiiiamsPor1-First game Altoona s: WI
port,
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CAPITAL CITY LEAGUE.
Payne Blows Up in sixth and Brent
wood Wins.
Today's sane-BlooniHgdale " Atiantios.

Payne blew up IN the sixth inning Of
yesterdays game. and the Brentwood
team downed the G. P. o. outfit. to
Sanders home run was the feature
Beckett played fine game in right
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First base on e-Tors-St. Louis. L Left on bass
Brooklyn. !. St Louis . Firs- base On balls-Of
Bel l. OF Lush. ;. Stu-ck Cur-Bv Bel. ?. b
Lush 3 Sacrisce hit-BelL Stolan base-Pattee.
Umpre-Nr- KLEIN Tine Of same-I hou--
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WIN ON WILD THROW.
Wagaer's Error Let SOx Tie in Ninth
and Win Our in Thirteenth.

Chicago. Aug "a wild throw by Wag-
parently lost game in the ninth They
Won out in the thirteenth on Sullivan :
single. infeld outs by Davis and White,
and a safe smash TO right by Hahn Both
teams PLAYED sensational hall Score:
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Williams. Bali First base on baIls-Of Howell 1:
OF Hogg Struck out-By Howell 4: By Ho2e l.
Lett on bases-St- Louis. 5; New York, :. Time of
Sauc-i hour and Il minutes Uupires-3iessrs.
Evans and Hurst Attendance-seN
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Earned runs-Cleveland, 1; Washington
!. TwO-base hits-NcBride. Johnson
Three-base hit-BTadley. Sacrifice hits
Turner, LajOie. Altizer. Stolen bases
Turner, y Clarke. Bradley. First base
on balls-OH Falkenberg, i. OF johnson.
! First base on errOrs-Cleveland i
Left on bases-ClevelaGd. I. Washington
s Struck out-By Falkenberg. 6: BY
johnson, 8. Time OF game-1 hour and =
minutes Cmpire-Mr- OLoughlin. At
tendance-2724
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MINOR LEAGUES.
EASTERN LEAGUE.
AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN.

At Observation-Disclosures. s; Buffalo, Z
Al BaltimoTe-Baltimo1e S: Rochester. L
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.necial % Ne Wa.hinrtnn He-aId-


Richmond. Va. Aug 6.-RiChmOnd took
a fast game from Roanoke to-day By
s 10 3
Quinn's twO-bagger in the sixth in
ming started the roofing. and Veruuelle
gave up IN despair. He was replaced by
Reynolds Richm0nd-s last two runs were
earned
The diamond was soggy. and poor field
Ing was characteristic Of both teams
Score.
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ONE RUN FOR YANKEES.
New Workers Start Well, but st
Louis Gets the Game.

ST. Louis. Aug 6.-St Louis did the
trick to-day The Yankees made one run
in the first inning. but could not get a
gaIlop thereafted- Score
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land runs-ChicsE1- 2 Piilade4Tlla. = Fi7st
base -Pliiadslrhi-. 2. Ckic7gc. Q E1rs-
hase baIls-Of Overall. 4. OF SPARKS ?. - Llnd-
E-eu- i Str-ck c1t-By overall l. . Slarks +
I Thrse-bsse LIts-Osbo-ue. Hogarl TEo-base hits
I S-elufeli-. TI1keT- Doo5l. ErerS- olz1nce hits
King Ti-ke- Spz-ks. Doolin- stolen base-SlaEle-
Dolhle pay-Brausaeld 90 Doo-sn- U-lpi1es-AIesss-
O-Day and RndderhaE- Tlne q gzne-l hour and
I IS ml-utes
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First base on erru-s-ChicaEo. 3; Boston. 2 Two
base hit-CuvatE. Sacrifice hlts-Iord White Nsg-
nsr. Davis stolen hases-D Sullivan. Isbeu. White
Double plays-Crlser 20 WaEners White sullivan
% Donohue- Eirst base on bslls-Of White 2
Umui7es-AlesSrS Sheridan and Egan. Tine o. game
- hours and % minutes. Attendance5.046
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COTTON STATES LEAGUE.

At Jnckson-JacksSu. 9; Meridisu 0 (fs-feitedl.
At Cola@sGs-Gulfports i Columbus. Q
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RICHMOND IS WINNER
Capital City Team Defeats
Roanoke, 6 to }.
GAME IS AN EXCITING ONE

FernueIIe Gives Up in Despair Fol-
lowing Quinn's TwO-sacAer in the
Sixth, which Starts the Ball Roll
inS-RichmOnd-s Last Two Runs
Are Earned-FieId Is SOggy and
Both Teams Field Rather Poorly.
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CUBS LOSE TWO.
PhiIIies Capture a DOubIe-heGder
from Chicago Nationals.
FTRSr EAArF

Philadelphia. Aug 6-The Phnlies won
/ both games from Chicago to-day. The
/ Cubs fielding was weird Scores
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COMMERCIAL LEAGUE.
W. B. Moses & sons Are Easy for
the Printers.
STANDING OF TIE IEA

z
y Z : Co 4 - lI1rpEy CO. {I
Noses sons 9 n G5i5es5s7s-.-. i -
To-dzy's game-wm- Hahn { Co. Us. z. J 1Iu7-
phy Co. az Eighth and Florida avenue northeast
az 5ze
@ E Howard Company climbed an
other step toward the leaders yester-
day when they defeated the W 3
Noses & Sons aggregation in slow
game by Il 10 /
Freeman for the printers opposed
Jewett- The former allowed nine bin
giles and the latter was touched uD for
total OF twelve hits, bat his support
was ragged and responsible for The
large number Of runs
Ferguson for the losers played his
usual good game at the initial bag.
while Hurley excelled at the bat
Home runs by Harris and Widemayer.
and a stop Of a drive by Clements were
the features. Score
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Barter1cs-t 4 hl-noerstszrg- John ard Rollins 7
-r3-to=- krrhs and RaE=izle- Cr1uire-AIr. B7u7
Tine q Eame-I hour and . mi-ures
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HaEerstorrn Il. BIanked.

SPECIAL TO TIE WashiuEz0a HeTald
HagerstOwn. Nd. Aug 6.-Cham bers-
burg won from Hagerstown here this
afternoon by the score Of to 0, it be
ing the first victory won by Chambers
burg from Hagerstown this summer
The lone tally came as a result OF q
base on balls and two errors Score:
=
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
VigiIants Prove Easy for the Lead
erS, who Win by II 10 6.

STANDING OF The TEAMS
W L Pet WI Pc
St Joseph's Is s "a 81 Pauis-----. 3 81
ST Ninc6ut's 70 80 Vigilants------- -s56
To-day's game-St viBosut's Is. Twaeites al
Thirteenth and D streets. az $50
johnson fell an easy victim to the
Marines yesterday and the Soldiers
copped out a victory over the Vigilants.
Score. i 70 6.
The Marines practically clinched the
contest in the second inning. when a
batting streak netted them seven runs.
CollingswOrth played a brilliant game
for his team. knocking down all sorts
Of difficult drives O'COnnor led with
the willow. connecting for four safe
ties Score:
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'Bstted for Ban II the ninth inning.
fBatted for Sweeney Il the ninth inning
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
SHOWS EXC rss OF RAIN.

After months of abnormal weather
conditions. August dropped back into
the routine, according to the report
Of that month. issued by Foreoastss L.
H. Daingerfield of the weather bureau
Of Pueblo.
The highest temperature during
the month was 80 degrees on the 9th
and the lowest was 81 degrees on the
2ist The greatest daily range was
38 degrees ON the 30th and the least
range z. degrees on the 10Th. The
mean temperature Of the month for 81
years is 10 degrees; absolute maxi.
mum for the month, 10i degrees; alb
solute minimum for the month for
81 years. Al degrees.
The average daily deficiency of
temperature Of the month as compared
with the mean of 81 years WAS 10
uVSieosi ucouuiuidteu oA'ebs siuCe
Janaury l, 34i degrees. giving a daily
average excess since January Of Ia
degrees
The total precil litation for the
month was / 81 inches; greatest preci.
pitation in % hours 0. SO of an inch
on August 1S and 10. The average
precipitation in "a hours SO of an
inch ON August 1S and 10. The aver.
age precipitation for the month for 81
yoars IL 1. 54 inches; the excess of the
month rs compared with the average
of ~ years was Ol3 Of an inch.
While the rainfall during August
helped out considerable, it did not
overcome the deficiency of the other
months of the year. the total deficien-
cy from January / being Alb inches
The prevailing direction Of the
wind WAS southwest total movement
4, l39 miles; average hourly velocity
So miles; maximum velocity (for
five minutes) 80 miles per hour from
the north Oh August 6.
There were eleven clear days;
fifteen partly cloudy and five cloudy.
Hail fell on the 23rd; there WAS
fog on the 18th and thunderstorms on
August 6, IL. 13, 16. 81. 22. aud 23
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FOR 4 eRfa1rR COLORADO,

The annual convention Of the
Colorado State Commercial assooia-
tion will be held in Montrose. Sep
tembsr 18th TO 18th inclusive. Pre-.
partitions are being mnde by the as
sociation aud tho convention com i.
mittee Of Montrose for most interest
ing, and instructive program. Ad-
dresses will be delivered and discus-
sious conducted on important topics
dealing with all the commercial in
terests of the state. 1t is planned to
be an occasion whsreat all the
various subjects Of Colorado's great
resources will be given widerspread
publicity than heretofore - giving
those in attendance a more intimate
knowledge of what these resources
have in store for them IL set forth
properly and by modern and scien +.
tific methods
Plans will be discussed and acted
upon for increasing and broadening
the associations work. This work
is so important to every citizen Of
the state that it must not be permit
ted to lag.
Daring this convention period there
will also be held the annual meeting
of the secretaries of the various local
commercial clubs of the state, to
perfect plans for more concerted work
with the state organization for mutual
be nefit
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ElBER1 auBBARu's IDEA OF LOYALTY.

II you work for man, in heaven =
rame work for him. If he pays you
wages that supply your b cad and
butter. work for him; speak we'll Of
him; stand by him and stand by the
institution he represents. II put to
n pinch, an ounce Of loyalty is
worth pound of oleverness. II
you must villify, condemn and
eternally disparsge, why. resign
your position. and when you are out
side. damn to your hearts content.
But a. long ~ you are n part Of
the institution. do not condemn it.
II you do, you are loosening the ten
drills that hold you to the institution.
and the first high wind that comes
along you will be upIooted and
blown away. and probably you will
never know why.
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A HARD STRUGGLE.
rlany q Florence Citizen Finds
the Struggle Hard.

With back constantly aching,
With distressing urinary disorders,
Daily existence is but struggle.
No need to keep it up.
Doan's Kidney Pills will cure you.
Florence people endorse this claim:
VIM. A. Sharp, proprietor. of the
new Quilt Manufacturing Co.. st.
Elmo hotel. 31S West Main St. Flor
ence, Colo, says: 81 have used
Doan's Kidney Pills and can vouch
for their merits in relieving kidney
difficulties. For about n year 1 WAS
considerably annoyed by pains In my
back which became severe at times.
Ny kidneys were in disordered con-
dition this fact beng plainly shown
by the condition OF the secretions.
They we're too frequent in action
and deposited heavy brick dust
sediment. Reading about Doan's
Kidney Kills l went to Daniels drug
store and got n box. A short use
WAS sufficient to prove their value
and in consequence of the benefit de-
rived, can unhesitatingly give them
my endorsement.
For sale by all dealers. Price 90
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo,
Flew York, sole agents for the United
States. Remember the name-Dan' s
and take no other. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
Deafness Cannot be Cured

ny local applications, as they cannot reach the
diseassd portion Of the oar. There il only ono
way TO euro dsafness, and that 10 By constit,i-
tiopal remedies. Deafness 10 caused By an 10.
famed condition Of tho mucous lining Of tbs
Epstachian Tube. When this tubs II lnfAms
you have . rumblInx sound Of imperfect hear
Ing snd when IL 4. entirely elossd. Deafness IL
tho result, and unless tho lnfIsnnstlon osn bs
tskcu out and this tuse 70 ltorvd 10 lts normMi
con iition, hearing will be destroyed forever
nine cnsos out Of too are esussd by Catarrh,
which IL nothing but an lnfiams condition of
the mucous surfsoss.
We will sivs Ons Hundred Dollars Tor sny
case Of Doafbess lcaussd by catsrrh) that esn.
not BE- curod hy Halls Catsrrh Ours. Send for
FL. CHENEY 4 20, Toledo. 0.
sold BY druggists, 10.
Take Rsli's Family PHI. for Consti patton.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
WATER FOR wssIeNoERs TOMORROW.

Mr.. Peterson, superintendent Of the
Fremont County Ditch company
states that the repair work has pro-
gressed sufficiently to be able to turn
in the water by Saturday morning
This will be glRdsome news to resi-
dents Of the west end who depend upon
the ditch for irrigation. The need
of water has been keenly felt for sev.
eral days.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
BUFFALO BILL At CANON.

A large number Of Florence people
at ended the Buffalo Bill Wild West
show at Canon City today. This is
the first time that the aggregation has
visited Fremont county and this fact
nlone was drawing card.
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Good for BiIIiousness.

took two Of Chamberlain y
Stomach and Liver Tablets last
night. and feel fifty per cent better
than have for weeks, says ]. ].
Firestone Of Allegan. Mich. ''They
are certainly a fine article for bill
iousness. For sale by Daniels drug
store. Samples free. mwf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04

\ Get little pleasure out Of life.
for you're a ''long time dead. :"
Come up to our picnic at Clyde Labor
day. u round trip. Train leaves
Canon City 8 a m. Florence 8 a.
m. Gets back lOp III. tp
The daily tribune., 1908-09-04
WILL. TAKE PUPILS

Miss May Nelson will take II limited
number Of pupils in Elocution. Del.
sarte and Physical culture Special
attention given children. Call or
drop card to 800 f. Second street,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-08-01
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PROCESSES
interesting Exhibit From the
East for Nature
Study.

When Superintendent of Public In
struction Babbitt was in the East he
found that a number of big manufac,
turing concerns were preparing, for the
use of schools, samples of their prod,
ucts and raw materials, to be used in
nature study He has written to a
number of these for some of these ex.
hibits- He has just received from
Cheney Bros, silk manufacturers of
South Manchester, Connecticut, most
interesting samples and exhibits or
their raw material in its various stages
of manufacture, up to and including
all kinds of the finished product. These
exhibits begin with the silk cocoon,
and carry it through all the processes
of reeling, washing, combing, dying
and weaving, and give beautiful sam
pies of almost every variety of silk
fabric known. There are tapestries,
and reps, and embroideries, and print,
ed and patterned silks.
Mr.. Rabbit expects similar exhibits
from other manufacturers.