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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
ARnrrus. suRRY,

Arbutus grange met Friday evening with
a good attendance, with visitors from Ed
dington, Franklin and Queen City oranges.
Three candidates were elected and two APP
plications were received. A dime supper
was ser sed during recess.
At the next meeting the first and second
degrees will be worked and officers elected
A full attendance is desired. The meeting
will be called to order at $50 instead OF
$50, the usual time.
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1mona the 0ranasrs.

pecially to the oranges Of Hancock county.
The column l. open TO all grangers for the
discussion q topics Of general interest. and
for reports Of grange meetings. Make letters
short and concise. All communications must
be signed. but names will not be printed ex-
cept by permission Of the writer. All COM
munications viii be subject to approval by
the editor, but none will be rejected without
good reason.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

Greenwood grange met Nov. q, with al
oficers present except treasurer and Ceres.
The first and second degrees were worked
on two candidates. A short literary pro-
gram was given, - follows: Story, W..
Jordan; reading, Preston Williams; music,
Bessie Wilbur; song, Vivian LAwrie; CO.
nundrums, Earl Giles. At the next meet
ing oflcers will b elected. All members
are requested to be present.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

At the last regular meeting Of John
Dority grange, Nov. q, Afty-five mem-
bsrs were present, and several visitors.
The third and fourth degrees were con-
ferred ON class Of ave ladies, after which
. harvest supper was served. A short pro-
gram Of songs and recitations was given.
The grange has purchased piece Of land
ON which to build . stable, and work will
be at once begun on the building.
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MAssApAquA, SOUTH BLuKHILL.

MAssAPAQUA, SOUTH BLUKHILL.
The regular meeting Of Massapaqua
grange was held Nov. %, with about
twenty-five present. At recess supper was
served. The worthy lecturer presented
her usually fine program Of readings BY .
dozen members OF the grange. The qucs-
tion under discussion was: (which IL more
profitable to buy. feed or fertilizer" For
good OF the order there was reading By
the worthy master.
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HARvEsr HOME, WEST ELLSWORTH.

ing meeting Nov. q, with thirty in at
tendance; one visitor from Alanoosook
grange. A contest is being held between
the .'old men, and .'old women" in the
grange, and then there will be one be-
tween the young people. The beaten side
will furnish treat for the winning party.
At the next meeting the election OF officers
will be in order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02
EAST sLUrH1LL.

East Biuehill grange held it's regular
meeting Saturday evening, Nov. q. There
were thirty EIGHT members and one Wis
itof present. The program consisted Of
readings and music. Next Saturday even
ing oficer will Be elected and large at
tendance 10 desired.
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DATE.

Friday, Dec. II - Meeting Of Hancock
Pomona grange with Arbutus grange,
Surry.
Friday, Dec. II - Meeting OF Green
Mountsin Pomona with John Dority
grange, Sullivan.
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Gives Edac.

The pledge gives edge to Endeavor-
ng>-Christian Endeavor World
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1908-12-02

We are much pleased to hear from you,
Grandma g and we all appreciate your
letters.
Dear Aant Madae and Sisters:
have long thought Of writing to our be-
loved column, but for various causes put it
off. Isuppose You all are preparing for win
ter, but are you preparing for the winter Of
life-old age and if SO, with treasure laid up
"where moth doth net corrupt nor thieves
break through nor steal"? II NOT, do not
neglect or put it of, but attend to it now. 1t
is a great blessing to enjoy this life with
friends and privileges, but there viii be a day
when a separation will come. Then to join
friends and our Saviour in world far better
what happy translation we shall have!
had splendid friendly letter from Sister
b. while ago. Do any Of the sisters make
pumpkin preservess They are nice. Take a
common pumpkin, prepare as for stewing,
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Penobscot grange met Friday evening,
Nov. q, Past Master b. H. Cushman nll-
ing the chair in the absence Of w. N.
Leach. About thirty members were pres
ent and very enjoyable evening was
spent. County Deputy Mary Burrill was
present, and made the annual examina-
tion Of the secretary's books, finding all
in good condition.
A short program was presented, consist
ing OF reading by Laura Leach, recita-
tion BY Hazel Dunbar, and the following
question: 'sShould we clean house thor
oughly twice year," The question was
opened by Sister Una Bridges, followed
by Sister Mary varnum, after which it
was taken up and ably discussed by the
grange. After long recess, Worthy
Deputy Burrill made = few remarks for
the good Of the order, followed by Bro.
Hurrill and others.
Next Friday evening ie the annual cleo
tion OF officers, and large attendance is
earnestly desired.
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MouNrAIN yIKw, WEST EDEN.

AOSciAhN sAnws "ScA nDcs.
The regular meeting Of Mountain View
grange was held Friday evening, Nov. q,
with eighty-two patrons present, includ-
ing twenty-five visitors from Bay View.
After business the initiatory degree was
conferred on three candidates and the
second a sig. During the lecturers hour
there were readings, tableaux and music.
At the next regular meeting the election
of onicers will take place.
Mountain View grange 10 planning 70
give the drama, "Millie," this winter, the
proceeds for the grange hail.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
MEET TO TAKE
U. S. c. IN FOLD
HAPPY SETTLEMENT SEEMS
AT HAND
ATHLETIC DlscoRD ABOUT TO
BE WIPED OUT
Representatives Of Pomona, Occidental
and Whittier Hold Conference
This Morning to Admit
University

The dove of peace is about to aIight.
The spark OF athletic discord having
been fostered and famed at II. & q
by Coach Harvey Holmes Is about to
ole out entirely during his absence, and
at the meeting which representatives
of Pomona, Occidental and whittier
will hold at Occidental college this
morning the conference probably will
become Quadruple alliance instead OF
triple formation, with the University
of southern California as the fourth
member.
All four schools are In a receptive
mood and anxious for peace and har-
mony In intercollegiate athletics. For
the last two years there has been little
athletic competition save that dual en-
thusiasm which has existed between
the Congregationalists and Presbyteri-
ans. Except for basketball, the addi-
ton of Whittier to the conference has
meant little added rivalry, as at the
Quaker college there is such a scarcity
OF athletic talent as to render the vari-
Gus teams unable to give substantial
competition to the other two colieees
u. S. c., since their breach with the
Saints, has been more or less an ath-
letic outcast, with only Whittier and
the local high schools and outside
teams which could be brought here to
contest with.
With the departure of Coach Holmes
came almost Immediately the overtures
of peace from the Methodists, and the
other colleges were only too pleased to
recognize them. The result is the meet
ing today. at which the university
doubtless will be received into the
fold.
There seems no doubt of an AMIGA
Bile settlement, for the university lads
are willing now to agree to the clauses
for which the conference SO long has
held out. Occidental and Pomona are
willing to agree to having the students
of the affiliated schools of the univer-
sity take part In athletic contests, pro-
Vided they are carrying an amount OF
work in the professional school equiva-
lent to twelve hours of work per week
In the college of liberal arts.
To the eligibility rule, requiring one
years residence, unless entering as a
freshman, point where the Metho-
dists always have baked, they now are
willing to agree. The rule barring
preps from all branches OF college ath-
letics was another point of resistance
but the university management is
willing to live up to this rule and 1t is
highly probable that peaceable set
tlement and reunion will result and a
schedule framed up to cover the ath-
letic contests for the coming college
year. a
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
TWO SURVIVE
GOLF MATCHES
TRAVERS AND BEHR TO PLAY
FOR TITLE
This Pair Meets Today in Finals fol
United States Championship.
Great Battle of Sticks Is
Anticipated
[By Associated Press. ]

GARDEN CITY. Sept. 1S.-Play in
the United States Golf associations
tournament for the national amateur
championship progressed today to the
final stage. With the close of the days
work on the links here only two of the
original 1873 starters survive. These are
D. Travers of, Montclair, N. j., and
Max Behr of the Morris County club in
the same state. The Jerseyites, there
fore, will meet in a 96-hole final match
round tomorrow.
The match between Travers and
Travis was an eye-opener for today S
big gallery from start to finish, and at
the end of the first half of the match
Travis had the champion one down on
the eighteenth green. The afternoon
play, for the greater part, was in favor
Of Travis, but when the young cham
pion reached the thirty-second hole
and found himself two down he braced
up and to the end of the match he
played all the golf of which he is cap
able.
He simply moved down the veterans
lead, taking the last four holes in
grand golf and.inishing up with three
to six on the home green, the veterans 8
ball vahing, rolled into a sand trap
and the strokes being approximated.
The other pair, ABehr and Herreshoff,
had a close contest all the way. which
eventually had to be decided on an
extra hole, Behr winning the additional
hole by to 4 and the match by one
up. Summary
Jerome d. Travers, Montclair, N. j..
beat Walter Travis. Garden City, two
up. Max II. Behr Morris county, N. j.,
beat Fred Herreshoff, Manchester, VT,
one up, thirty-seven holes.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
WHERE TO FISH

Fishing for the past week has been OF
the ordinary kind and with the exception
of small maokerel no big catches have been
reported from either coast.
The waters along both the south and west
coasts are swarming with small fish. but
the big fellows seem to have deserted the
shore spots for the deep places out in the
ocean.
The south coast points hold out moro
promising conditions than the older resorts
on the west coast. but fishing should DO
satisfactory at the majority OF the beaches-
Tide will be high Sunday at 7:40 a. m.
with a rise of 4.2 feet, coming from but 03
of q foot above level Tide Will be low
at 1894 D. m with drop to 10 rect ,,t, !,
will be high water again at Sis p. m. with
a rise to Al feet This should make
gentle current in the bays and channels.
and with these conditions and hours nshinS
should be good.
BALBOA--Croaker. bass corpina, yeho"
fin, rnackerel, perch.
S-TgyyPORT-HaIibut. bass. yellow fin, cor
bina, mackerel perch. -, q.
HUNTINGTON BEACb-Corolha' yeho" n'''
mackerel bass. -,
SUNSET BEACH-Yellow I'm, corbina.
perch mackerel. smelt.
nay CITY-Bass. croaker, yellow nm cor
bina, mackerel. smelt. perch.
NAPLEs-Bass, croaker. mackerel. smelt'
halibut, turbot.
ALAdIT0S--Bass croaker, yeilow nn' CUT
LONG BEACH-Bass. yellow I'm, croaker'
snflt, mackerel. perch, king fish, sardines'
sea trout. O.
SAN PEDRO-Croaker. bass yellow hn'
tomcod, perch, smelt, China croaker.
BREAKyyATER-Bass, sheephead' scuipih'
striped bass. perch ,,va
REDOND0--Yellow tail, yellow hn corona
mackerei halibut, smelt jack smeit' corn
fed mackerel, perch, tomeod ,,.
MANIIATTAE-.Corbina yeiiow mn h3iiou''
turbot smeit. mackerel .,.
HFRNHOSA-Corbina, yellow mn shhei''
mackerel perch. .,...., ,,o,-
PECK's--sea trout. halibut' mackerei' yei-
low IN corbina. perch
PLAYA DEL REY-sea trout, corbina, yel-
low fin, halibut, mackerel snei', nerrlng' e,lrni
nerch herring smelt
OCEAN PARK-Maclxerel percn' smelt, ner-
r,rg tomcod king fish, yellow I'm, corbina-
SANTA MONICA-Yeliow fin; corbina' her.
r,ng smelE mackerel. perch.
dlpg TUE rs2ITA1,r-Halibut, yellow fin, mack
IorI ersl. perch, sculpin. sheephead, bass her
:, vr,S r1mgi .,.s' Sa Aibicore, yellow tall bonita.
barracuda, black sea bass, sun fish, jew
canTssa'rfNA~-Yeilow nss' M;lsl tail. abicore, bonita.
barracuda.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
STRIPED BASS BITE HARD
AT SAN GABRlEL'S MOUTH

Some remarkably fine striped bass
fishing is reported at Alamitos bay
Good strikes were frequent yesterday
but no big fish We're landed, as the
hooks in use were small Some OF the
bass are said to measure three feet
or more in length. Some were stranded
last night in shallow water.
The San GabriePs mouth at Ala
mitos bay was stocked with bass from
the Atlantic coast some time ago by
the government. The fish are now
coming from the river in large schools
They take sardine bait readily, bul
prove themselves game fighters.
These bass are the genuine "Squio
hounds" of the Atlantic coast They
are in some places looked on as the
greatest game fish of the deep sea-
Along the rocky shores Of Rhode Island
they are taken in the surf and run
up to sixty pounds.
Sportsmen are delighted to hear this
magnificent fish is proving good
breeder and game fighter along the
south coast.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
PlCATO STOPS
WHITTIER BOY
JAKE ARNOLD TAKES COUNT
IN NINTH
PUTS UP PRETTY SCRAP FOR
EIGHT ROUNDS
Mickey sheehan of Salt Lake City
Fouls Charley johnson and Is Dis
quaIified-Fight Goes on and
Police interfere
Especial to The Herald. ]

SAN PEDRO, Sept. 1S.-Frank Picato
added another knockout to his record
here tonight when ne stopped Jake Ar
mold of Whittier in the ninth round.
They put up a great scrap for eight
rounds, with Arnold having at least an
even break until this session. HIS su-
perior cleyerness enabled him to Jao
Picato effectively and his speedy foot
work helped him out in avoiding the
terrific leads of Picato. But in the
eighth round Picato got right swing
over and wobbled Arnold, who was be-
coming tired from his speedy pace
making. In the ninth round Picato put
him down twice before the knockout.
The winning punch was right swing
flush to the chin and Referee Tommy
Walsh had counted six before Arnolds s
seconds realized that their man was
out. Then they tossed In the sponge
and saved the final count. Arnold was
much praised for his game fight after
getting the terrific wallop in the
eighth.
The preliminaries furnished much
amusement for the large crowd OF fans
that attended. Kid Martin of Long
Beach knocked out Kid Adams of Los
Angeles in the second round and Char
ley Johnson of East San PEDRO won
from Mickey Sheehan OF salt LAKE lily
in the second round of their scrap,
Referee Charlie Anslinger awarding
the decision on a foul. This latter bout
really resulted in two fights. Sheehan
fought foully and Anslinger disquah-
fed him in the beginning of the second
round, but row between the seconds
resulted in Anslinger ordering them to
go ahead and fight it out. Sheehan
again fouled Johnson and the police
interfered, refusing to allow such a foul
fighter to go on further.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
CELLAR CHAMPS
BEAT LEADERS
NEW YORK TR0UNCES TIGERS
WITH EASE
Allows Only Four Hits Throughout
and TwirIs Steadily, Being Ac-
corded Excellent Support In
Field and at Bat
[By Associated Press. ]

lBy ASSOCIATED Fress.l
DETROIT, Sept. 1S.--Detroit had lit
tie chance to beat Chesbro today, get
ting but one hit up to the seventh.
What chance 1t had was thrown away
by erratic fielding. Score:
Detroit 1, hits 1, errors 3.
New York s, hits 8, errors !.
Batteries - Winter, Willett Payne
and Schmidt; Chesbro- and Blair.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1S. - Washington
was shut out 1 to 0 today in hard
fought pitchers battle. Score:
Chicago /, hits 8, errors 0.
Washingtons 0. hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Walsh, Shaw and Sulli-
van: Johnson and Street.
CLEVELAND, Sept. 1S.-Cleveland
defeated Boston to 1. Rhoades pitched
a no-hit game. Score:
Cleveland 2, hits s, errors 2.
Boston /, hits o. errors 8.
Batteries-Rhoades and Bemis; Arel-
lanes and Donohue.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1S.--St. Louis de-
feated Philadelphia twice today, to i
and to 4. Score, first game:
st. Louis 2, hits 10, errors /.
Philadelphia /, hits 3, errors 3.
Batteries-Powell and Smith; Fiat
terry and Powers.
Second game:
St. Louis 5, hits 13, errors 3.
philadelphia 4, hits 8, errors 3.
Batteries - Dfneen and Spencer;
Coombs and Lapp.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
BIG SCHOOLS OF JACK SMELT
RUN AT PLAYA DEL REY

PLAYA DEL REY Sept. 1S.-Anglers
who visited this place today were treat
ed to some good sport among the jack
smelt. These game little fish were
running in big shoals and large num-
bers were caught.
Some of the larger varieties followed
the little fellows in and were landed by
local fishermen. AL Green got a 21s-
pound halibut and an 1S-pound yellow
tail.
Ollie Morosco took little time away
from his duties of amusing the public
and was rewarded by catching spot-
I'm croaker which weighed nine pounds.
Mr.. McJohnson of Hollywood carried
off a nice basket of assorted varieties,
which he took in the morning hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
COAST CHAMPS
RETAIN TITLE
M'LAUGHLIN AND JAMES BEAT
EASTERNERS
Nat Miles and Irving Wright Are Nc
Match for Pacific States Cham
plons, Despite Mclaughlin
Was Handicapped
IBy Associated Press.1

DEL MONTE, Cal, Sept. 1S.-Cali-
fornia won another victory over the
east on the tennis courts here today.
1. c. Wright and Nat Niles of Boston,
winners in the final matches in mems
doubles, challenged Mclaughlin and
George James, the California champions,
and went down to defeat.
But it was not by any means en-
tirely a satisfactory victory. Nc
Laughlin, on account of strained
back, could not show his best form
and Wright's play showed the Gripping
effects of his last attack of rheumatism
He seemed unable to put any power
either in his service or returns.
The easterners opened the first set by
Californians scored more than -four
points. Mclaughlin then took the game
on his service, and, with his partner
worked up to l-Je all, with only one
deuce game in ten. Here Wright and
Niles began to play a cautious wait
ing game, taking the set to 5.
In the second set, Wright's stroke
lost all force, b',t both he and Niles
played all balls to James, who proved
equal to the occasion, California TAX
ing the set to 4. At the end of this
set, Mclaughlin and James were only
one point ahead of their rivals.
The third set was one-sided, the east
ern team not making one game. The
fourth set also fell to Mclaughlin anc
James. The full score of the match was
Z to 5, 4 to 6. to and to s. The
fasteners only took fifteen games to
California's twenty-three.
In the doubles Miss May Sutton ant
Miss Ryan challenged last years
champions, Miss Florence Sutton anC
Mrs. b. o. Bruce. Neither Miss Flor
ence Sutton nor Mrs. Bruce could Of
fer any effective opposition to the Wig
orous smashing and driving and mathe'
matical precision of Miss May Suttor
and ~ Ryan's strong passing strokes
The latter team won the match anc
champions ip with score of 6 to anc
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
PoMPANo RUNNING FREELY
AND ANGLERS HAVE SPORT

PORT LOS ANGELES, Sept. 49,
Good fishing was the rule here today
and while no record catches were MADE
an unusually large number of anglers
took part in the sport.
Pompano predominated in number
large schools coming and going al
day Mackerel, trout, bass, jacksmell
and halibut were also running all day
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
GOLFERS ENGAGE IN
HANDICAP MEDAL PLAY
Los Angeles Country Club Members
Enter Popular Sweepstakes Event
at Eighteen Holes for This
Afternoon

The ever popular eighteen-hole
handicap sweepstakes medal play Will
be the program of the golfers this af-
ternoon at the Los Angeles Country
club. The entrance fee to this event
will be one ball Already many of the
members have gnified their intention
of entering the match. Beginning the
early part OF October the regular year
ly golf tournaments will be started.
These are looked forward to with inter-
est by the majority of the members,
particularly so as the Los Angeles
Country club always has been the VIC
tor over a majority Of other clubs In
the state whom they have played. In
past seasons many of the best eastern
golfers have come to this city and
taken out cards in the Los Angeles
Country club. and they usually enter
tain the local golfers by their superb
playing.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
BEAVERS TAKE
FOUR STRAIGHT
MELCH0lR'S HOME RUN SAVES
SEALS
klNsELLA PITCHES sHuToUT
BALL AND WINS
~-------
Portland Seems to Hae Taken It's Sec
ond Wind and Is Playing improved
Article of Ball Against
Frisco Team
IBy Associated press.l

PORTLAND, Sept. 1s.-Portland
made it four straight by shutting out
San Francisco until the ninth inning
today. A lucky swing by Melchoir
gave him a home run and saved the
whitewashing. Kinsella pitched grand
ball. and the Beavers pounded Berger
and Browning at will. Score:
SAN FRANCISCO
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Browning. 8: by Kinsella. s.
Bases on bals-On Berger, Q. Two-base hit
penzig. Three-base hit-Johnson- Home run
Melchoir. Sacrifice hits-Cooney, Johnson. Bas-
sey, Casey, Kinsella- Stolen bases-McCredie.
First base on errors-San Francisco. q Left
on bases--San Francisco. 8: Portland. 9. In
nings pitched-Berger. 2. Browning. 7. Base
hts-On Berger. 3; runs, 8; off Browning, s;
runs. 2. Charge defeat to Berger. Time-1:s5.
Umpires-Flynn and Heyne.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
AMERICAN TEAM AT
TENNIS WINS AGAIN
tBy Associated Press. I

BOSTON, Mass, Sept. 1s.-The Unit
ed States lawn tennis players forged
ahead of their British rivals in the in
ternational match in doubles at the
Longwood Cricket club today. Harold
FL. Hackett and f. b. Alexander, the
national champions, disposing Of M. G..
Ritchie and John G. Parke, three sets
to one. The scores were 6-3. 2-6, TO
and 6-1.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
HOSP ALLOWS
ONLY FIVE HITS
WHITEWASHES COMMUTERS
IN GOOD GAME
ANGELS GET EVEN FOR DEFEAT
OF PREVIOUS DAY
Champions Make Three Misplays in
Field, but They Are Not Costly.
Give Pitcher Good Support
with Willow
fBy Associated Press.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-The
southerners shut out Oakland today by
a score of 4 to 0. Hosp was a mystery
to Oakland throughout the game.
Loucks was retired in the sixth, after
the visitors secured three runs and nine
hits. Hardy took his place and one
run and three hits were made. Score:
LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
SUMMARY

Tbree-base hit-Oakes Two-base hits
ueitmuller wheeler. Sacrifice hits-Dillon,
J. Smith, Brashear. First base on called
balls-Hosp s. Loucks 4, Hardy l: Struck
out-By Hosp 1. Louoks l. Hardy j. Dou-
BILE plays-Truesdale to Slattery. Loucks TO
Slattery to La Longe Charge defeat TO
Loucks Time of game-1:45. umpires-
OConnell and Perrine
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19
We Want 1t All

Thirty days considered cash. We want
all the piano business for the rest of
the month. We are generally willing
to divide, but 800 pianos must be sold.
No money required. but 50 for 81 for
cash in 30 days, as advertised. Bart
lett Music Co.. 231 Broadway. opp.
City Hall. s-lS-x
Los Angeles herald., 1908-09-19

In the American league Detroit lost
ground by defeat by the tail-enders,
while Cleveland, Chicago and st. Louis
were winning. The last named club
worked up closer to Chicago by captur-
ing two games from Philadelphia.
Cleveland is only 10 points behind the
Detroit leaders. The standing, Fridays
games included, is as follows;