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The Washington times., 1908-03-13

First base by errors-Re gulzrs, g; YaniFans
I. Left on bases-Regulars. 8: Yanigans, Z
First base on balls-On FaIksnbeTg, q or
ObeTiin, I; on Kelley. l. Innings pitched
BY Gates, 2; all others g Hits made-On
FaLCenbeTg. 2. of Oberlin, 1; OF Hughes 8:
on Burns. 2 Struck eut-By FaIkenberg 2;
by Oberlin. 4; by Hughes, g: by Burns J.;
by Kelley. : BIZ Gates J. Three-bass hits
Delehanty, Milan. Mcbride. Sacrifice hits
Delehantyt Freeman, stolen bases-CIyner.
Double plays-F8lEeHberg 10 Warner 20 Free
man; Meinke to G. Smith I. Smith 70 O.
Smith Wild pitch-Oberlin, Umpire-Cass
Patten. Time Of game-i hour and 8 min
utes. Attendance-I50.
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
Membership Campaign,

The result OF the campaign was
thrown on a screen, and IL was seen
that the Bliven team had corrailed forty
new members. 10 which Newmeyer ran
close. with thiTty-four. IL was ex-
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
LAST HOME CONTEST
OF Y. NJ. C. A. QUINT

Tomorrow evening tn the Young Mems
Christian Association gymnasium the
last homo game Of the association five
ia the TTi-City League will be played
with the team from the West Branch
Y. ii. c. A.
The game will be called at $50 and
should be a good fast game, as the
teams are evenly matched and both
capable Of putting uD good fast ex-
aibition Of the game.
Lineup OF teams:
The Washington times., 1908-03-13
RACE HORSE KILLED.

NEW HAVEN. Conn. March 13.-
Nutbearer. the $1,000 racehorse. who
was killed ia his stable by some un-
known person, will be mounted Tor J.
c. HubingeT owner Of the animal The
body Of the horse he's been shipped 10
a firm IN Rochester n. !.
The Washington times., 1908-03-13

he were not so Indifferent about these
pennants that are sometimes forced
uDon us
Classy Fielding.
The fielding in the exhibition yester-
cay in which the Regulars shut out the
Yanigans 5 10 o. was decidedly classy,
despite the appalling list OF errors. The
action was extremely fast. and the men
were told TO 90 as Tar as they liked In
the matter OF throwing. All the pitch
eFs used curves to their hearts content,
and the other men did not hesitate TO
snap them under or over hand. The
three double plays were ideal, and moth
ing better was shown in Washington
last year than the relay OF Ganley and
Aluzer 70 the plate TO catch Kay com
ing home from third on Kahoe's long
Burns kept the fast pace he has set
Tor himself. and with ordinarily good
fielding would have shut out the Reg
going mixed up his support until they did
not know where they stood. HIS tanning
or balkenberg aud Ganley was no freak
but clean bit OF pitching in which he
let himself out 10 the utmost, and had
them completely baITied.
-Four Of the runs were made OF Kelley,
! but two OF them came In an inning in
which there was no hit, while the other
run 6pAl4 also nave remained unsecured
had II not been for errors.
Gates Conner.
Gates had the last turn for the yani-
gans, ana as the Regulars were ahead
he die not have TO pitch the last half OF
! che ri-.th inning, he is q stocky fellow
wij1 swift delivery, and Will bear
watching. sacsz Warner is going around
telling TIE village gOssips that bis arm
Is better than It has been before in tks
| spring Tor five years. He pegs the hall
20 second when there IS no necessity,
! just 10 show how good he Is. and his
work yesterday bore out his statements.
Street is feeling better this morning
| than ne was yesterday. and expects .
catch one or both games IN Houston.
Delehanty's Batting Eye.
/ jim Delehanty's batting eye Il as good
as ever, according to his statements and
| performances. He started with a two
Dagger the first time Up yesterday. h
played with Ormond, In the Florida
Hotel league, and says his team won
| twenty-one and lost only six games.
While there his elouting was a big
feature.
The glare on the diamond here makes
/ IL hard 70 see the ball at times, and as
/ a consequence Freeman made a sensa-
| uonal stop with his chin yesterday,
| PeteFSOn'S arm IS very sore as u re-
/ suit Of too much warming I'D when he
1 tiTst arrived lie also lost his pocket
| book with all mis- cash. The first day
/ he arrived. and is far from happy.
| The score;
The Washington times., 1908-03-13

That UNIaPORTANT want ad. didn't
get fl today's papeF-aud it's not or
dered for tomorrow. either!
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
EATON

Emil Krause left for Chicago Mon.
day.
F. NJ. Self left for Georgia Mon
day..
John Duxbury Is now employed at
the depot.
Jack league las sold his restau'
rant to J. Wise.
Theo Gates has returned from his
trip to Michigan.
MIR. Wise has returned from his
trip to California.
Forty two carload of sheep went
from here last Wednesday.
Big lots of sheep and cattle are
going from here almost every day
Mrs. f A. Trenary is dangerously
M at their ranch home east OF town.
Ross g. Sheffield are putting a
second story on the Armatage BLACK
smith shop.
Miss Irene Daley Is home this
week. Miss Irene Is stuoehI az
Colorado College.
Rev. S. G. Dickinson Is preaching
a series of Lenten sermons at the
Congregational church.
The Missionary society OF the
Methodist church met with MIS-
Jas. Alger Wednesday.
The new odd Fellow building Is
,,,yressinp in tine shape aud the
roof will be on In few days
Miss Alice Hutchinson Is home
from Colorado College, spending
spring vacation with her parents
Douglas Christensen relutne' .".s
week from Lexington, Neo', where
the Christensons are feeding sheep'
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
H'ghtandlaks

Lawrence Holmes OF Mead was q
Denver visitor last week.
Mr.. Sommers expects to locat 9
near. Johnstown instead OF staying
here.
j. 4. Jones moved last week Into
the cottage recently vacated by Chas
Markham.
The Highlandlake Reservoir cour
pan9 will have two iron head gates
in the lake.
Some OF the farmers have dec ided
not to try pIowing for beets until 1t
rains or SHOWS.
Rev. Eckel Of Pueblo had his
household goods shipped to Mead
Tues lay and then hauled to the par.
sonage. His wife and daughter are
expected this week. They are visit
ing In Boulder.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
High Five.

Mrs. Elmer Roy entertained last
Saturday evening with q caro- party
at her home on Eleventh street.
The guests included the drill team
of the Ladies of the Maccabees with
their husbands. Red and white
carnations were used In the decora-
tlons. High Five was the game OF
the evening, Mrs. Jesse Harsh win
ming first prize and W. b. Drennen
the consolation prize. Nice refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
There we're twenty guests present
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02

have been several more families
quarantined and IT Is believed the
schools vii have to be stopped.
D. W. Bridges was hit on the
head with large piece Of Ice one
day last week, which knocked him
unconscious. A gash was cut In hts
forehead which had to have one
stitch to close. He Is doing nicely
now, being able to attend to bust.
Hess again.
The Ault fire department and new
water works had their first test at
lire fighting last Tuesday morning
when FIRE was discovered In the straw
about the stock yards. The work
vi the men was prompt and good,
and the water pressure all that
could be desired. In a short time
the fire was extinguished, and a con.
migration that for a time threatened
a large part of the town again, was
stopped.
OF the JOG who signed cards stat.
Ing their desire to unite with the
churches and Sunday schools during
the evangelistic meetings, 35 stated
a preference for the Christ Ian church,
Is for the Christian Sunday school.
ls for the Congregational church. II
for the Congregational Sunday school,
II for the Baptist church and 2 for
the Baptist Sunday school. Eight
others deferred their choice until
after the close Of the meetings. Out
of the IS for membership SIS were
conversions.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02

The .Woman's Grub mat last "ee,
at the home Of Mrs. Thos. Duke
Mrs. II. b. Snyder had the paper oI
the afternoon.
Harry LatTerty has purchased a
cottage on Maple street and he and
Mrs. Lalferty are now Installed In
their new home.
|. A social given under the auspices
Of the Methodist church OF this place
took place at the NJ. Fl. Mincey
home Friday Of last week.
Floyd Psralta, late superintendent
Of the Eaton Sugar factory. and wife
left for Denver this week, where
they will make their future home.
Peter Kerker, q livestock buyer
aud Wholesale meat dealer from
Denver, and i. f. Webb, also of
Denver, were looking over the Eaton
country this week.
Out OF town visitors this week
were Mrs W. G. vanSickle and
mother Of Greeley; Miss Matte
Rurns, Greeley Homer NeiIl, Romeo;
F. u. Gilpatrick. Watkins: Mrs
Delta Jones and little son, Auit.
Little Irene Jones. the 10 year old
daughter of Geo, Jones, died We'd
nesday morning. Tie funeral SER
vices were held ut the house Friday
and the interment made In the Gree.
ley cemetery Her death was caused
by kidney trouble.
No school this week. All the
teachers are spending their vacations
here with the exception OF Miss
Doull who Is at her home In Greeley
and Miss Weaver. who Is also in
Greeley. Some of the others may
spend few days away from here
later.
A good many Eatonites have been
in Denver the past few days Among
those who went Saturday we're Mrs
Mimmack aud son Rnfus, Miss Carrie
Clark, aud the Misses Clladdock,
M. Lair and wife we're In the CAPT
tol City Sunday and Monday. A..
johnson was down Sunday.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Collins District.

Mrs. Amanda Browns son Arthur
who lives OIL the Schoonover ranch,
Ia suffering from typhoid fever.
On Saturday evening, April 4th.
there will be . box social at the
school house for the purpose of rails
ing money for the library.
q. Schoonover Is building a new
house on the northeast corner Of his
ranch. Percy Allan and family
will occupy 1t when finished.
Frances, the little daughter OF
Percy Allan, who had her arm
broken a few weeks ago, has so far
recovered as to have the splints
taken of.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
WINDSOR

NJ. II. Layburn was L0veland
visitor Wednesday. \
Mrs. r. S. Dickey and daughter
Gladys we're Denver visitors Satur.
day.
Mrs. q. E. Banks OF Loveland
visited her mother and sisters several
days last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Schwalm
vent to Denver Friday and remained
until Monday evening.
r. N. Briggs and family autoed
up from Denver Saturday aud are
visiting relatives for few days
John Cable Is recovering from a
severe attack of measles. There are
several cases OF this disease In town.
Miss Georgene Amoss and Miss
Nell Evans came UP from Denver
last Friday and spent their vacation
with home folks.
Clinton McKelvey visited Wind.
sor friends Sunday. He enjoys his
work IN the manual training school
in Denver very much.
Miss Lulu Glockner Of Denver 10
visiting this week with Windsor
friends, OF which she hes many hav.
tus been q former teacher in the
windsor high school two years.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
FAlRPLAY

Wayne Hanson of Grand junction
Ia visiting his mother, Mrs. Frank
Zinn.
Fred Nafus left last week for Ore.
gon. lie will make his home there
IL he likes the place.
Miss Laura Rienks is staying
with Mrs. +. H. Elliott at Mount
View ranch for few weeks.
Mr. Smith and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs James Rowe Of Greeley were
visitors In this neighorhood last
week.
Guy aud Otis Carleton, who are
attending school at Fort Collins,
visited over Sunday of last week at
home.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
FORT LupToN

DR.. Hubbell Is absent for some
time at Cripple Geek. i.
7. L. Monson is dSGn from Den
yer looking after his ranch interest.
Mrs. Ralph Haines and Mrs. Will
Reynold are visiting at Pierce, for a
few days.
Miss Ruby Frink and Master Dick
Frink drove to Longmont with Miss
Lois Poke Friday.
willard Nelson has completed a
cottage 10 the Reynolds addition
and has returned from Firestone to
Lupton.
Atsa Irene Phslps Of Dsnve1 lis =
guest OF Mrs G. +. Cope 'd1liss
Phspls and Mrs. Cope were school.
mates In Denver.
Mrs. II L. Twombly entertained
several ladies from Brighton at din.
ner last Friday. Mrs. Jas. Clark.
mother OF Mrs. Twombly, was among
the number.
The Social Sixteen were enter.
tained at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
McAnany Thursday evening 1t if
needless to say they we're royalty en-
tertaiped The honors were won by
Mrs Fischer aud Mr.. Rhode. Gait
Hubbell contented himself with q
consolation prize.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
r F. L. C. c.

Miss Mabel Lewis was the hostess
of a jolly afternoon party last Satur'
day In honor of Misses Mildred Nc
Neal and Jessie Loomis, OF Love
land, who we're the guests OF Misses
Mabel Lewis and Bessie Potter for
several days. The guests Saturday
afternoon included the members of
the y. l.. C. G. club Of the SOpho-
more class In High school and they
spent merry afternoon with games
of various kinds. Nice refreshments
were served.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
North Side Country Club.

AS departure from the usual the
members Of the North Side Country
c lub betook themselves to town,
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Isabel
Rienks, March 20. In the absence
of Mrs. Jennie Hill. the presiding
officer, Mrs. Mary Williams called
the business meeting to order. Fiji
teen members were present, the re-
sponse to roll call being skecth Of
a great naturalist.
The nature program given after
the business session held the close
attention Of the ladies', discussion
following the papers. Mrs. Mary
Clark gave an interesting classitica-
tion Of insects In beginning, Mrs.
Clark asked several questions about
one of our most common pests, the
fly, saying she wanted to see how
much the club ladies knew about
this particular insect. As matter
of fact the ladies found they we're
but poorly acquainted with the
much fought household pest, "Mr
Fly" Mrs, Clark told of many
wonderful facts concerning various
other Insects. Mrs. Rienks explained
about the insects which make honey.
one OF which Is an ant OF South
America that has been studied by
naturalists of many ages, one natur.
alist having spent life time study
Ing the puzzling little insect. Mrs
Elsie Nichols was to have given .
paper telling OF the insects which
visit flowers but owing to illness was
unable to be present.
A social time followed the pro-
gram. then came the serving OF most
delicious refreshments, and more
chatting, and 1t was we'll toward the
supper hour when the club adjourned
| to meet with Mrs. Mary Clark,
April 3.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
LUcERNE

The last club dance was given
Friday night.
mrs. Lockman went to Erie Fri.
day for visit with her parents.
Grandma Tinker celebrated her
eighty'sixth birthday last Thursday.
Simon Bollinger went to Windsor
Sunday where he Joined the baseball
team which played the Loveland
team.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Aul1

Born, Saturday, March n, to Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Abbott. a girl.
Ault now has day electric power,
which Is greatly appreciated by
some.
Mrs. s. S. Poe went to Denver last
week to attend the Royal Neighbofs
convention which was held there.
S. G. Woland has been appointed
Republican committeeman IN east
.Ault IN place Of O. II. King re-
signed.
Scarlet fever is stlll raging. There
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Not Q Man

IN this place, no matter what his
age, can afford to let himself become
crippled with rheumatism. Every
time YOU have 1t. no matter how
slightly-yoa are adding to the dan
ger of being finally crippled. Use
Ba|lard's Snow Liniment and 1t will
not only cure the rheumatism but
will timber your muscles and joints,
making you as spry and active as .
boy, Sold by all druggists
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
Held over from last week.

Mrs. John league Of Eaton Wis.
tied last week with her sister, Mrs.
Chas. Pixler.
Ruth Campbell and Mary Pixler
attended the music study class ut
Eaton one day last week.
The little daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Alum, who had the mis-
fortune to break an arm a couple Of
weeks ago, Is getting along rather
slowly. Her parents took her to
Eaton Monday to see the doctor
about It.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-04-02
THE CLUBS
Saturday Afternoon.

The Saturday Afternoon club met
with Mrs. Daisy King with a good
number in attendance. The pro.
gram consisted Of two excellent
papers, the first by Mrs. Harry Fl.
Shaw on Booker 7. Washington,
and the second by Mrs. F. e. Stock
over on the Jamestown Exposi-
tion."
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Miss Emily craig was awarded ths
ladies first prize Tor the best sustained
sustained costume. representing TIM
Snow Queen. Ward Jame-. in Tire
character Of Dutehmm won TIE
ecnllemrn's first prizc. TIN other
rrlzr winners were a. follows Three
legged race Eumeu and Gordon. fat
mons race. Sergeant Kcssal. potato
rae'. Mahle IIalIin obstacle race.
Br"WurlI aud Earl Montgomery. speed
race. Arhu Agard
\ special balcony Was constructed
To accommodate the crowd. and even
then Tho people we're compelled to sit
aud stand around TN whole. rink
Everybody seemed t. hc out. and aH
had a good time. Music Was furnished
all evening by Dahrs orchestra
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24
OISOBEYED
HANDS UP"
WAS KILLED
NJ gget's Special Service.

SALEM on. N"S = Dr. RaI,.
.rts v,s fatally Shot las night by i
faotrad Tin dartor#sa an nf-# Nay
hon, from Eur visit o. i patient
wnru Hr VA epnfrautrd ny a man
Who arfrfrd him la taruu up hi
hands Instead nj oh,.tiHg hr started
T." run away bat was ztopprd Ia, "a
bullet from the h"Id-up mans gun
br Hehert~ foil mortality Wounded
md tae rnhber hastily searched linn.
taking his watch money ana d1=
m"nd rin. aud then m.ta,. lis r-etr,=
The fo"uad is thought 10 To- one ~
SANG operating along TIE cea-t aud
lee is believed +" have shot III E"t.rlz
.ts "a Warning t. Peerha that theH mus
pat their bands ur NHrn efderrd
Lately IN tins section a number If iH
tended victims hate rm AWAY ufth
success.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24
COOLER RATTLE AT DIVERS.

Tnere will he . big turkey sebbIer
rattle II \. &. divers tomorrow night.
1t is tho last turkey left and the largest
one that has been rallied this year
3ne hundred live Plymouth PpcI5
Chickens viii also he rad at i.sc
same time
Thcr" was big excitement al the
lafile on saturday night, and those who
lost there will be the most ANXIOUS 10
gel even tomorrow
divers tomorrow night
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24
RACES AND MASQUERADE
AT GOLDEN GATE RINK

N"mo Las lott 81. hie events. hui the
greatest or IN. kind that wis cvrr
quilted a0 h-- occurred during last
night 81 the Guldrf eat -eatiug rink.
Tie @-qusp1 al. and th,-ca1utgu vas
attended b> aaoH NE hundred poo
tl'. iaoas. fnet skatius and ice ex-
Hhluar- a.r, TIN -raciuI ordcr Of the
evening. hockey eame Was also
PLAYED
Masked skating occupied tac atreu-
ti"9 ol all.rat fhc first ttyo hours. some
cNeorlinuala eo"d costumes being
-aeaH Though ~, mon Wer,= ia tho
majority. th.ra were man, ladies'. and
p both ~'=Ne~ some Zinc skaters. There
@e1v seNenty-rir, masked skaters IN
the ic, at one time.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Johnson Mattress & Hose Co. manu-
faeture and renovate mattresses and
eouehes. Tents. Tarpaulins. Bags.
Sled Covers and all kinds of Canvas
Goods. Lowest prices. D street near
First. Phone Main 1870.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Grand Prize Gobbler and 100 Live
Plymouth Rock Chickens will be raf
fled off at divers Barrel Bar on Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24
FREE AT THE EAGLE.

Chance to get The largest turkey in
Nome. Drop in any time and select
the winning number Rame WedneS-
'lty evening. November -.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Grand Gobbler and Fresh Spring
Chicken Rattle at the Northern Saloon
tonight.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Eagle dance. Thursday night. 500
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24
CITY BATH HOUSE.

Nicely furnished fiat for rent.
The Nome daily nugget., 1908-11-24

Granite Mining Candles are th. best
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25
Christmas at the Churches.


The churches OF Grants Pass will
celebrate Christmas in a fitting man
ner this year, and II anyone In the
city does not have full stocking, II
will not be the fault of these insti-
tutions.
At the Bethany Presbyterian the
Christmas tree exercises will be held
Friday evening. and on Sunday night
there will be Christmas concert.
The Baptist church will have their
tree Thursday evening at o'clock
and at the same time will give a pro-
gram OF recitations and music.
The tree at the Christian church
will be lighted and the gifts distrib-
uted Friday evening. They have
also prepared program and cantata
for the same evening.
The Newman NJ. Il. Sunday school
will give a beautiful Christmas en-
tertainment on Thursday evening at
he church. The church will be APP
propriately decorated. The program
will consist of songs and choruses.
and solos. both vocal and instru-
mental. A short address and the
usual treat for the little folks.
The Christmas services at the M.
r. Church South will be held this
Thursday evening, and will consist
Of tree and program.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25
"In Wyoming" Coming.

in Wyoming" which comes to
the Opera House December 26th, is
not a melodrsma. as one might be
led to suppose. but striking story
OF Wyoming ranch life by Willard
Mack, with some tremendously
strong situations and splendid
western atmosphere. The hero is a
veritable young Lochinvar. and his
success In both life and love makes a
stirring and vital play. II. T.. Pierce
& Co.. who are presenting the piece,
have spared no expense in assembl-
ing q cast OF considerable strength.
and the scenic equipment is said to
be entirely adequate.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25

Christmas day services will be
held at st. Luke's Episcopal Church
at 10 a. m. with morning prayer and
celebration of the Holy Communion.
Saturday, December 26. the Sunday
School will have Xmas exercises and
Christmas tree. The Offering at
these services will be for the Child
ren's ward of the Good Samaritan
Hospital, Portland. A cordial well
come is extended to all.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25
BUSINESS POINTERS.

I DR.. Flanagan,
Physician and Surgeon.
Go to Coron for Plumbing.
JE.Peterson, PioneerInsuranccA Man.
M.Clemens. Prescription Druggist.
A splendid line of Royal Charter
Oak Ranges at Coron's.
Alfred Letcher. Registered Opto-
metrist and Jeweler In Dixon's old
stand, Front st. Eyes tested free.
A nice line of pipes for Christmas
at Russell's.
An up-to-date line OF ladies shoes
at Gardner 4 Co.'S.
All trimmed hats at 25 per cent
discount at Mrs. Waughtars.
The most complete line of shoes
to be found is at the Sugar Pine
Store.
Cooperative prices on new and
second hand goods at the Head
quarters" City Hall building.
Headquarters" for bargains In
new and secondhand goods City
Hall building. 9Th st. 12-ll-tf
We are having a sale now on the
following goods: Mems and Boys
Sweaters at cost, Blankets and Com
fo,.- and few odd numbers In
Shoes. at Gardner & Co.'S.
Fascinating Typography $50 page
illustrated catalog No. free.
Woodard. Clarke & Co., Portland,
Oregon. 12-11 II
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1908-12-25

Josephine Chapter. Order Of the
Eastern Star. Reames Chapter. Royal
Arch Masons and Melita Command.
cry. Knights Templar held their In
stallation jointly at the Masonic tenn
pie Wednesday evening In the pres.
ence of about 200 members Of the
Masonic fraternity and their wives
After the installation ceremonies q
pleasing program was rendered and
an elaborate lunch was served In the
banquet hall.