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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-02

Emanagementof this paper
is pleased to be able to announce
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per and the job department in
the past, and solicit a continual
ton OF that business, believing
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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-02

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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-01-02

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The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-With add
the famous athletes In the country
including many OF the men who placed
America as the foremost athletic ma
ton In the world at the olympic
games In London in July; with an
entry list OF 1857 seniors In 10 events,
the National Amateur Athletic Union
OF the United States will be held al
Travers island today and promises 10
be the most interesting and success
full ever held by the governing or
ganization.
In the senior division Is entries
have been made for the l00-yard run.
including J." A. Rector. Dan Kelly
Capt. Lawson Robertson, OF the Irish
American Athletic club; IL. j. Hun
and J. c.. aarrels, OF the Chicago Attn
letIc association.
The 220-yard run should be a Cruel
ling race, with such performers as
Hun. Garrels, Hamilton and Taylor,
a quartet OF the VESTS greatest
sprinters: Seitx and Wagner. OF the
New York Athletic club. and six mem
bers Of the Irish-American athletic
club, including Robertson, Heating
and Northridge.
For the 440-yard run a truly power
full field OF Quarter-milers will appear
on the mark. Melvin w. Sheppard
the Olympic games hero, viii have as
opponents J. b. Taylor. the colored
runner, formerly OF the University OIL
Pennsylvania; Harry Hillman, h. A
Sedley and Paul Pilgrim. of the New
York Athletic club.
Sheppard. Carpenter and Pilgrim
are also entered for the half-mile run
along with Jim Bromilow. +.
Sheehan, Of the South Boston Athletic
association, and w. Mckay. OF the
Montreal A. A. A.
In the one-mile run the New York
Athletic club. Irish-Amertcan Athletic
club and Montreal A. A. A. make UP
the nine entries. headed by Champion
J. p. Sullivan. OF the Irish-Americar
Athletic club; w. Ray, OF the Mon
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Sporting Notes

Tecumseh, s, Adrian. s.
Milford .. TO pull on a baseball tour
ney. Sept. 2s-Oct. 2.
Lane and vaughn will greatly strength
en- the d. A. 9. baekheld this year.
Forest PIas. L. taking n team of Dee
troit professionals to Jackson TO play
the league team.
ball stars back. with the exception OF
Small and vaughn
The veteran hobbled PAGER monte Ma
tired broke a leg at the Marshall trots
yesterday and had to be destroyed.
Soivay regatta today, with events for
both the sailing and motor yachts
The start will be from the CLUB DOCK
Frank Cares who has been by all ODDS
the winning driver at ths Grand Rap :
ios meeting. copied with Hopin hooo
yesterday.
BY taking two games. Yesterday ron rom
Pittsburg tho New-York- Giants may
rightly be conceded the pennant OF
the National league
Hacixett and Alexander made the Brit
ism lawn tennis pair look cheap ana
America wins the right to go 10 Aus
tralia TO contest for the Davis CUP.
Behr and Travers remain In the nra.s
OF the amateur golf championship
the latter having defeated Travis IN
the game which was conceded to be
the most important of the tourna-
ment
The funny part OF this Cspron sc. n nas'
is the fact that the Minnesota loot.
ball captain had played such gooo
game In professional ball as SeSor ~
Rapp" that be had been orhtteo W
the New York Giants.
Cuntiffou says he Will not use Dsie-
hanty in any OF the American leafuy;
cities. thereby evening IL up. as DOL
could not play In Cleveland. Tnus
conclude the bunoo stories regeralnk
"A forfeiture OF the series AT the LANe
Erie toyn
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
JOHNSON ONCE
IN EACH TOWN

CHICAGO. Sept. 1S.-Manager Can
tillon has telegrsphed to his brother,
who is running the Minneapolis club,
to send Pitchers Oberlin and Wilson
to Chicago to join the Nationals for
a swing around the circuit. Manager
Joe at noon today received q tsle-
gram to the effect that both OF the
twirlers had been out Of II for two
weeks before the season closed and
that they had gone home.
Il guess I will have to get Win
throp from Des Moines." said Manager
Cantillon this afternoon. and look
him over. @As t
II don't propose to work Johnson
and Hughes SO that they may be in
jured to help out any one OF the west
ern teams. expect to pitch John.
son here and one Of the others, and
then work Walter once In each OF
the other three cities. I will play no
favorites. but I am looking out for
the Washington club first. OF course.
II any Of those western managers or
players get fresh and raise my dan
der, I may let Johnson 60 after them
q couple Of times"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
BY PAUL X. sRusKE.

:. With two pee-wee pitchers, Norman
Elherfeld Is going to try TO put the
kihosh on the Tigers In the two re-
naming games OF the series which
win close the inter-club- series be-
tween the. leaders and the tail-enders.
II he succeeds. II will probably be all
on with the poor Tigers, for Cleve-
land Is now but little more than one
Z days play away, and the infield OF
the local prides continues to show
that sponge-like porousness which
has proven SO marked an affiiction for
the past month, and injects a bad in
ming into every nine that IL plays.
ONE MORE DAY OF PLAY THE
TIGERS STILL HAVE AS LEE
WAY. THEY CAN LOSE TODAY
WITH CLEVELAND WINNING AND
STILL BE TWO POINTS IN THE
LEAD. AFTER THAT LOOK OUT!
In the meantime both the Sox and
the Browns are drawing closer
The pee-wee pitchers alluded to
above are Warhop and Wilson. The
first mentioned. who is the card for
today. is the same little Tiger whom
MdudbtT JSHulueS ItJcttcu lIlS spring
because of his diminutiye stature. lie
weighs about l42 pounds. looks like
q high school child on the firing line
bur has, for three years, been moving
down the minor league hatsmen after
The fashion of an up-to-date piece OF
agricultural machinery In a timothy
field. He's Highlander. much given
20 use of an underhand curve.
Wilson is bit smaller than War
hop. He Indignantly resents the in
sinuation that every time he stubs
his toe il gives him a headache. but
he Is. very. very little. just the same
He Is southpaw and comes from the
Connecticut league, where he has been
Warhopping II for two seasons. Last
year Matty Mcintyre looked him over
and pronounced him too little. but
otherwise o. X. He was accordingly
passed up. He has pitched one Amer
lean league game. in which he shut
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
At TORONTO.

First Race-Six furlongs; for all
ages; $500 added: Terncentary purse
(l9): Tasley, IS; Personal, 81;
Stromeland. SO; Sally Preston. l06;
Royal Onyx, 106; Eten, 108. Night
Mist. 100; waterbury. ITO; Park Row.
115; Herman Johnson. 11S; Joe Calf
ems. 90 Arondack, 81; Hanbridge.
1902; Salvolatile, los; Yaddo. los;
Please, 100; Cloisteress. los; Cock
Sure, 10S; Chief Hayes. 107.
Second Racs-6ix furlongs: 3-year.
olds; Rosebury purse; $500 added
Qe): Tollendol. SO; Quantico, los;
Fort Garry, los; Autumn Maid, l04;
Otaikoti. 104; Alice. LOT; Pocotaligo,
107: Thso. Cook, ITO; Istroma, 100;
Lawyer Miller, 1903; Right Sort. 1O4;
Hawks Flight. 104; Simcoe, 1O7; Wa
ponoca, 10f; Tom Reid. 107; Aron.
dack, liz.
Third Race--One and one-eighth
miles; sailing: 3.year-olds and up;
, Egiinton purse; eS90 added Lister
Inc. SO: Campaigner, 1903: Tom Dolan.
1903; Prince OF CASTLE, los; Red
Gauntlet. 1OS; Rsidmoore, ia; Lady
Martha, 81; Braggadocio.' 103; kelpie,
los; solon Single. lot; Zipango. los.
Fourth Race-Mile and a quarter;
3.year-olds and up: Toronto Autumn
cup handicap (16): Saeimouse, lO2;
Carolina, 100; Car, 103: Ontario.
LOG; DR.. Holscher,. 104: BoQuet, 108;
Charlie Gilbert, Ill; Clell Turney. 10Y;
Lally, %; Chalfonte. 1903; Tarah, l04;
W. II. Carey, LOG; Reidmoore. 10Y;
Polly Prim, 100; Cave Adsufn, liz;
Martin Doyle. 12o.
Fifth Raee-September steeple.
chase; two miles: Know Boy. $50;
Gault. 145; Awawegang. 162; J. G: O.,
1885, Goldfieur| Bilberry, $50;
Octopus, 100 Steve Lane. 162; Byzan-
tine, 1853; McAllister, 166; Pick-Tfme'
l5s; Essex, 160.
Sixth Race-One mil and SIX
teenth: selling: Cheney; purse; g.
year.olds and up; $500 added |;
onaping, 100; Polar Star. 1o4: Prince
OF CASTLE, l0s; Calfonte. 1lS; Bel.
mere. 11s: Bath Brick, 102: servhe'
104: Golf Ball. III; PunKy, 49,
Golden Shore. lib.
| Seventh Race-Mile and SIX
teenth; selling; 3-year-olds and up;
purse. $500 added (1D: Glaucus, ~
Helange. 90; Hostile Hyphen, ioa;
Iajeunnesse, 104; Restoration, 10S;
Doubt. 1l3: Grande Dame. ~; orien'
tai Queen. 90; Cosmopolitan. l02;
spunky1 l07:: Halbard, lis.
Weather, cleo; track last
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
ToDAY'S ENTRIES.
At oRAvEsENp.

First Race-Three-year-olds and
up; selling; about furlongs CO.:
Saracinesca, 80: Director. Ill: West.
bury. 104; Ace High. l0ii Belle
Strome. 50; Queen Marguerite, 100.
Second Race - rour.yearoids and
up; Hitchcock steeplcchase; 21.2
miles (6): Bat, 132; Thistledale. 162; ;
Sanctus. 154: Cologny, l6s; Bayonet.
lat.
Third Race-Two-year-olds: junior
championship; about 8 furlongs co..:
Fftxherbert, l26; Mediant, 121; Joe
Madden. 11e; Otogo. 81; Ethereal.
1T; Field Daisy, 10S; Suffragette.
1872: Mailman. 104; Statesman. 100.
Fourth Racial ages; first spe-
cial; mile and q quarter cd: King
James. 118: Dandelion. los; Priscii'
liam. 1875; Fair Play. l22: Master Rob-
ert, log.
Fifth Raoe-Three-yearolds and
up: selling; Il-8 miles: 90: 'Col.
white. 1o1; sLord stanhope. 10S;
sRockstone, %; Still Alarm, l0S; Jug
gler. LOT: Orphan Lad, 10s; .Killie-
crankie, l01: Animus, 103; 6aylor,
1903; Cairngorm, 1903: Castlewood. 81;
Gramsar, 1903; Lad Of Langdon, los;
Bad News. 100.
Sixth Race-Two-year-old Allies;
conditions; Ave furlongs (6): Mas
carada, 106 Wall Flower. 10S; Lady
Hubbard. 106; Top-Note, 106; Ran
dello. 80; Grania. 106.
Apprentice allowance claimed.
Clear; fast.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
eurrouphs VS.. o. A. C..

The Burroughs Representative team
will play their old rivals. the Detroit
Athletic club, on the club grounds
Saturday afternoon at o'clock. All
players are requested to be ON hand
not later than 2:30 o'clock that the
game may be started promptly. Whit
marsh rs requested TO call up Mgr
West, at North 2270.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

Noteworthy Events in the
American League Race

New York punched hits with
Detroit's errors In the fourth In
ming and won out by virtue OF
chesbro's grand pitching.
-dId-eot- allow Boston
a hit and Cleveland copied, 2 to
I. 5oston's one run being the re-
suit OF a bad error by Lajole.
Powell and Dineen trimmed
Flater and Plank and the Browns
took two games from the Ath--
letics. stones batting being an
effective feature.
Johnson allowed the Sox but
three hits, but Walsh was also on
his mettle and Chicago won to
o contest.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
81 WANT TO PLAY TIGERS"
SAYS McGRAW OF GIANTS

1s-Encoura yesterday.
s Today h
claiming
opinion
to pull out
penna
!
OF
produce
game"
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
OIL YMPIC CHAMPS MUST DEFEND
TITLES IN BIG CANES TODAY

treal Athletic club. and Joe Brom-
How, II. L. Trube and w. J. O'Connell,
Of the New York Athletic club.
The fve-mile run promises to be q
heart-breaking race. with champion
J. ]. DAILY, NJ. +. Driscoll. who won
the senior three-mile Metropolitan.
and winner yesterday: George Bonhas
and John Joyce, of the Irish-Amer-
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
PIRATES THROUGH
WITH YOUNG CY

PrTTSBURG. Sept fs.-"Young
Gy.' Young, hero of the recent IL In
ming, TO O. game with Brooklyn here,
has been sent home, and IL is not like
~ that he will don Pirate uniform
again.
II Is understood that Clarke and
Young had a warm clash at the depot
the night the team left for the east.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
BROOKE Wilt
HELP At PENN

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 1s.-Penn's
old coach. Billy Morice, Is entertain
Ing the Quaker football candidates at
his home at Cape May. N. J. Morics
is one Of Sol Metzger's advisors at
Pennsylvania this fall
George Brooke will not coach
Swarthmore this year. Swarthmore
having given up football, and the
great kicker therefore will be- avail
able for the Quakers more than he
has for several seasons.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
HAMBURG BELLE
OUT FOR SEASON

SYRACUSE. Sept. 1s.-Hamburg
BelIe. 2:04 "a. holder of the worlds
record for the three fastest heats in
azFace. is laid up with swollen knee
and it is doubtful II she races again
this season.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Old King of the Negro Baseball
Players Is Dying of Consumption

FRANKFORT N. Y,
ball a
his
in
Y
and a
in actor The Of
m habits main
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Great Little wllIiei

With the passing OF Billy Keller
goes one OF the best batting eyes that
ever looked toward the box. Willie
was sometimes fooled by the good
ones, but who ever saw him offer at a
bad one?
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
They Take the Kinks Out.

II have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
OF stomach. liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction" says N. II. Brown, OF
Pittsfeld. Va. Guaranteed satisfac-
tory at f. G. Kinsel, Central Drug Co.,
Gray e. Worcester's drug stores.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Excursion Fares Cincinnati and Re
turn via Michigan Central.

Account National League OF Repub-
lican clubs meeting. Tickets at I-2
fare for the round trip will be sold
from all stations In Michigan Sept 81
%; limited for return Sept %. Con-
suit agents for full particulars.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

leans; Eddie Carr, of the xaviers. and
Fred Bellars, Eisele, Trube and
Bailey. OF the New York A. c., as
starters. -----------2
The struggle for hurdle honors
sdould DO Impressive. as Shaw, OF
Dartmouth. who has made the worlds
record II IL seconds. will meet John
J. Ellis, Bacon, Games and HORROR.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
Mo snIttara. NJ All.

II the New Yorks and Detroits play
of for the worlds championship q
pleasing feature will be that spit pali
pitchers will be very much In the
background. There is none on the
New York team. and the Tigers go
In very little for the damp delivery.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
wouIdn,t Let EN- sleep.

Danny Friend. the old Chicago pitch
er-re,-the south Atlantic league afire
last season by his ability to catch
players mapping at frst base. In one
game Friend caught nine men asleep
at the Initial station.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
BEGINNERS FOOTBALL
MANUAL THE LATEST

How to Play Foot Ball for 1908 is
the current number Of Spalding's Ath-
letci library. It is known as No. 3l5
OF Group IL in the spalding series.
This book contains articles on the
All-American football teams since
1889; changes In the rules for 1908:
Interpretation os the rules: chapter
FOR beginners; how to play the game
training for football, etc. IL is Illus.
trated with half-toneA photographs
showing the different plays mention
ed In the text The back OF the book
Is devoted to- diagrams showing the
different plays and the signals which
;'te-tife key-te4 them. -4----
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
No cornell-Prineeton Game.

Cornell and Princeton have no foot.
fall game this year The Tigers will
meet Dartmouth In New York for the
big event preceding Princeton's Yale
game.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
NJ CURE SIGNS
WITH THE maps


CLEVELAND. O., Sept. 1s.-(Spe-
cial.) Jim MCGUIRE. veteran catcher
and former manager Of the Boston
Red Sox, signed this morning to nm
ish the season with the Maps.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
More Openings for Sherlock.

The only difference between Capron
OF Minnesota and the ordinary college
athlete seems to be that some plying
Sherlock Holmes has nailed him with
the goods attached.-Chicago Trlb-
une.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

out Boston and won by one run. he
is the selection for tomorrow.
The Detroit club Is accordingly rae
Ing two singers who have been Tor
mally rejected by the local manage
ment after mature elaboration.
This business Of getting beaten
by our discards will be awful "
II continues, for yesterday Il was
none other than chubby little
Cree who started the rally that
ended In a New York win X was
his hit that opened the fatal
fourth inning, and ID was -his-
speedy base running which pre-
vented Wade killlfer from max
ing a play at third base and men
caused him to fire low 20 hrst
base-the play which PUT ,ne
Tiges In so far that they eouian.
get out before the visitors hsd
scored four runs.
With chesbro pitching. the rest
was easy. for Happy Jack was
never in better form.
the bali obstinately refusing 40
take refuge under the New fork
bench. the Tiges struggled vainly for
the remainder OF the combat, sue
ceeding in amassing one run, material.
ly assisted by New Yorks only error
IL there was uae feature OF the COM
bat which could be termed encourag-
ing il was the exhibition or Ownie
Bush. the new shortstop, who went In
with the score hopelessly against the
Tiges and proceeded TO secure base
on balls and a neat little hit out OF
his only two times at bat--a perform
ance stamping him at once hard
boy to pitch TO and mighty fast 1T
tie child on the bases.
Also. il might be mentioned, that II
was performance which today en-
titles him TO lead the league at the
bat with the terrific percentage oil
900. which is even better than the
freak average OF Mr. Criss. the Ia
nous st. Louis slapstick.
In the field Bush accepted his
only chance with considerable
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
NOW FOR NEW YORK'S PAIR
B OF PEE=WEE PHENOMENONS!

ecTat and 7, rs the geuerstbetfet
Of the fans that. with Bush at
short AND schaefer at thlrd' the
proper lnfield combination has at
last been attained.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

Willett. who pitched the ninth in.
ming yesterday after Dayy Jones had
hated for Winter. is the probable
nItching selection for today and
should make a fine contrast TO the
diminutiye warhop m the matter OF
stature.
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
sBatted for Winter in eighth.

New York 0 90 0 o 0 o. 5
Hits--On Winter. 8 In innings: of
WilleIt. In / inning Two-base hit
MORTALITY Sacrifice hit-Ball stolen
bases=zGree. Mestarity q Ball 2 Blair.
First base on balls-Off ChesbrO I, off
winter I. First base on errorz-Sew
York left -basas-pstroIt-4 New
York .. Struck out--By Winter 3, by
Cheshire Time Al nap4Ee-
Evans Attendance-s94s
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
.-2.I6I.: e.1G. R.16Ib.

Tlme-2:I6I4; 2.lbi INV -.
Running race. furlongs-Lett Suard
(Burns) iSon. silver Tail Galloway,
second: Oppelia Martin tBrensberg).
third time Leo Malvfna Cleo BeneFe
and Grace CollinR also ran.
Seven-furlong dash--Beos Paul (Gar-
fieid). won. Moscow Belle (WestfdlD.
second. Pentagon brown. third time
'l.26h. May Jean and Benore also ram
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

The Michigan CrntruIs with kHIian
pitching, beat the Cass at ID A. G.
Yesterday \ To 3. Busch Quincy and
berchen fstiied 20 stem the fdfiroad-
ers' batting fest
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19
The Days Racing
On the Short Ship
30 rRoT; PuRsE 5000.

Robin Hood, b. e., by Cas-
sidy tCares) 4...4t..-.s1.- j
Interurban, b. M. tHen-
Inshallah, and Princess clay also
Time-s:sOh;, 2i7h; 2.22; 217Ei
The Detroit times., 1908-09-19

2:24 PACE: PURSE $500.
eddy Hone, by Temple Hope
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
n Importation Of

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Z 1ew representative quotations -
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With hand emh'd scaliops. some
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New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
A Chance to Buy
Lovely Coats for Little Tots
AT ABOUT HALF PRICE!

Entire high manufacturer COaks are
in lovely
the older,
edeChn
Bears
samples few show signs of tso care
handled-neverthe enabled
little
aft following extraordinary reductions from value:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-25
'WOmen's DirectOire
Shoes

Almost every article of feminine apparel has been
kissed directOire atmosphere. Shoes certainly
could not escape, here they
Pretty. Graceful, what is better SerYiceable.
Of
foXing A 9
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