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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03


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the papers about Misc Title Root q
Webster. ~ G.. who has such beanit
Fnl hair that none other Ia Webster
can compare with r.
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harsh and falling hair but a. she tayF
herself. after using tuo boatles 81
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dressing that ouce used e u aivays
preferred.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
An Enjoyable AMsIr.

A very enjoyable evening was spent
at the hospitable home OF Mrs. Bur
dett Pearson. Tuesday. IN honor OF
her sisters. Misses Irene and Ruby
smith OF Charleston. s. G. The dia'
mond board bean game was introduc'
ed and enjoyed. The hrst prize for
highest points made was won BY Mr..
Moody and Niles Nellie Goss, and con
ISOLATION prize by Miss Bette Co.'s
Among those present were Misses
Ruby aud Irene Smith. Miss Lotta
Scarborough. Misses Bette and Nellie
Goss, Miss Lula Garter, Miss Shut
Mr. Scarborough. Mr. Kite. MF WIN
Pagan. Mr. Moody. Mr Lin Carter
Mr. Mccartsr and Mr John Gosa
Refreshments and music wound up
the pleasant evening
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
North Gainesville Marriage.

There was happy marriage In
North Gainesville at an early hour
Wednesday morning. the contracting
parties being Glen d. Roth and Miss
Maggie l.. Williams, the accomplished
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. II, win.
Jams
The ceremony was performed IN q
most impressive manner by Rev. l. r..
Webster. at the home OF the brides
parents. While the affair was very
quiet one. only the members OF the
immediate families OF the contracting
parties being present. Il was n beauti.
ful and impressive ceremony. after
which the happy young people re-.
ceiyed the congratulations OF their
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Roth left ON the early
morning train via Seaboard for Jack
s0nville and Pablo. where they will
spend their honeymoon
The contracting parties are well
known and popular young people Of
North Gainesville, and theiy many
friends extend best wishes for a long
and happy life Of connubial bliss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
VIII ADvERrIsE sANAroRIuM.
Or. Marsh is Getting Out Number OF
Handsome illustrated Booklets.

DR. G. F. Marsh, in charge of the
National Odd Fellows Home and
sanatorium, is preparing to have
printed an issue of 10000 OF more
booklets, Illustrated profusely, adver-
Using Gainesville and the institution,
which will no doubt prove OF great
value to the city and the Sanatorium.
Dr. Marsh has already compiled the
work. Besides the descriptive write
up Of this city and section, i'm which
is embodied the great climatic, moral.
educational and other advantages OF
GAINESVILLE there will be eight illus
trations of the Sanatorium, exterior
and interior. pleasing street scenes,
residences and business buildings. etc.
This work is destined TO prove of
great mutual benefit. as 1t will be
attractively printed and thoroughly
distributed throughout the country
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
sAsEsALL rAIs AFrERNooN.
Waldo and Archer at the Park in This
City Today.


The Waldo and Archer baseball
teams viii meet in this city today to
contest for the championship, or IN
other words, for the best two.out r
three, each team having won one
game during the season. Inasmuch as
the two clubs are even as far as
games are concerned. It was decided
by the managers OF the teams to play
the third game on neutral grounds
hence Gainesville was selected as the
battle-ground in the final game Of the
series.
There is considerable rivalry be-
tween the boys composing those
clubs, and il is said that both teams
have been practieing regularly for the
past few days in anticipation of the
contest TO be pulled OF here today.
There are some good players among
them, and those who witness the
game are assured OF their moneys
worth
The fun will start promptly at $3.50
at the ball park, and IL Is likely that
both clubs win be accompanied by a
good'sized delegation OF rooters
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
TO OCCUPY NEW QUARTERS.
coca-cola Company VIII Have Larger
Working Capacity.

Owing to the increasing business
Of the Gainesville Coca-Cola Boiling
Works. which has been in operation
in this city for less than year, Man
ager Boltin is needing more space
for the manufacture OF this popular
beverage, with the result that he has
contracted for a more commodious
building in which to work.
A new building Is now being erect
ed on East Depot street near the Sea
board Air Line station. which will
afford more than double the space now
being used by the Coca-Cola Company
Manager Boltin states that he Is very
sorry to be compelled TO leave the
business center. but inasmuch as there
was no other place he could rent "
became necessary to erect a building
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

The handsome residence ~ ME.
Kate Denfnn. East Orange street
which has been under course Of cree
tlon for the past few weeks. is near.
srr completion. and wa BE- ready Coz
OCCUPANCY within tbe neat tuo Weekf
Thls home. which has already been
isaaed b. Prof HoehafrasseF ard
family. win b. one II che hAndsoasa'
ana most modern 10 me eity u wn'
~ Two stories In height VITA ssghi
rooms and hath. ana the owner MAJ
wsu feel proad q hsr usw possession
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
WILL HEAR COMPLAINTS.
Special Meeting Of County Commits,
sloners VIII be Held Monday,

The Board of County Commission.
ers win convene In this city on next
Monday, the 9Th inst. at 10 o'clock n.
M for the purpose OF hearing and
determining all complaints which may
be made by those upon whose prop.
erty the commissioners have raised
the assessment for the current year.
The list OF property upon which the
board has increased the assessment
has appeared in the Monday issue OF
The semi.weekly sun for the past
three weeks. The list includes both
real and personal property.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
4 sgN n EURose-

,,.rs.iatsd Letter from
\, Z! John ". EttsL
!, The sun was truly
.,ceive the following iet-
y. ,obn W, Ettel, who with
n 4. wife. has Just returned
s.,m an extended tour Of
~ many Gainesville
,asse good people will ex-
hearty welcome when
( mere. which we trust win
Following is the letter from
uhich is dated Union ?
w 18th;
rsyeling about in Europe
N possible TO obtain q copy
....yican newspaper at inter
\ beg to express TO you my
4, YOUR prOmptness IN mail
a. TO the various addresses
me always interesting To-
~ .o,gatad more than
/ 4 general news contained on
L. nge. and I assure you the
q. comics received at Bremen
IA eagerly not only by our
a, also BY a host OF Ameri-
|,...ning home. afrordlng them
rtunlty TO get the most Inn
ssvs in a condensed form.
IA d our fellow travellers were
- with The Sun as even to
1. theIr determination to sub.
\ y your paper, and TO have u
|er them on future trips
EArlsbad and other watering
. We visited we made modern
..B hotel conditions our espe.
NV and / was also so for
\ a to learn Of a practically new
o lit water from great
4 which will put me in a posi-
\ hp the underground sulphur
\ n White Springs, and TO ar
private bathing pool for the
he use Of the guests Of "The
hamilton" which 1t is my in,
y 10 start building as soon az
ll my other plans are perfected,
B are visiting our daughter al
aee, and shall go from here
geountry home at Fairhope, Ala,
rhile to rest up. and then hope
y re pleasure TO be in Gaines
untl ready to start building.
Yours very truly.
JOHN w. ETTEL."
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03
Hard Road to Gulf.

question Of building a hard road
Gainesville to the Gulf. the
Aal point being Cedar Key via
"a Is being agitated by some
d Levy county. The latter
has very few miles OF hard
boz only a short distance would
y be constructed by Alachua
to make the connection.
: road to the Gulf would be OF
eavenience, especially TO the
" q the western part OF Alachua
md II is TO be hoped that the
p vii be pushed to a successful
|asoh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-03

Harsh phyhca react weaken ne
aowsl. cause chrenie oa1aiipasipr
p..u's Rerulsts ogegpte easily. tore
IA. ssomsch. cure reatsiaafsga. -
Ast roar trusEisf s~ gAsz-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
ANOTHER RECORD FOR ROSE.
California Giant Improves on His
Own Mark for skof-Put.

Trenton. y :. Sept 5.-Eciipsing his
own worlds record BY feet 1914 inches.
Ralph Rose. the young California giant,
put the 16-pound shot 5s feet 4 inches
at the track and field championships of
the Trenton Olympic Club this afternoon.
at which a number Of the Americans who
competed in London took part
Rose was cheered 10 the echo when
his record-breaking put was announced
A R. Gifn. Chicago A c, made new
worlds record in throwing the discus,
free style His mark was 142 feet, beating
the Olympic record OF ISs feet 1-3 inch
Robert Cloughan, Irish-American A c,
ran the fo0-rneter cent IN Il seconds fat
The olympic record for this distance is
10 IS seconds. and owing 70 the fact thai
Cioughan ran against a stiff breeze, tbs
officials claim his time was equal to the
Olympic mark
The event was the biggest Of its kind
this season. forty Olympic athletes com
peting before a crowd Of 5000 persons
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

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The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

Columbia Athletic Club and Treasury
were the victors in the double-header at
National Park in the post-season ana
teur championship series for The Wash
ington Herald Cup. The Capital City
champions dOwned Marines by Il to =
while Treasury disposed OF Grace, score
5 TO /
Bernie Gallagher was II estumbling
block for the Marines IN the opening con
test. the heavy hitting sailors getting but
one hit in the first eight innings In the
ninth Gallagher let Up. and three singles
in quick succession scored two runs for
Uncle Sans boys
Hurley and Meagner led in hitting Hur-
ley connected for a triple and three sin
gies, his triple rolling nearly TO the
score-board, while Berlick was the only
Marine TO get more than one hit
! While Gallagher was holding the heavy
| hitting Marines in check, Columbia was
/ hitting Atkins and Ritter freely thirteen
safeties being registered. Atkins lasted
but e=e inning. four hits. and two men
hit by pitcher giving Columbia I'VE runs.
I Ritter, who relieved him, pitched well. but
[ his teammates felded poorly
AtchisOn and ward star.
Atchison and Ward pulled of the star
/ fielding stunts. In the third the former
made a beautiful stop and throw OF Ber-
/ lick's hard groUnder. getting his man At
I first. and in the fifth he dashed into left
/ field and pulled down Bells fly back Of
/ third base Ward made circus catch
/ OF Clears 1op in right center field in the
sixth getting the ball with one hand.
/ Columbia opened up on Atkins in the
first inning, scoring enough runs 10 win
the game Taylor led on with a. hit
l through shortstOp. and vas sacrificed BY
Lay Clear went out. short 70 first. but
Hurley tore OF a single TO center and
AJchison and Kinney made doubles. scor-
ing three runs Atkins then hit MuIliu
and Smith and O-Counor made a Wild
throw OF Gallagher's grOunder. Kinney
and NulIIn scoring.
Ritter. who pitched Friday against Grace
took the mound IN the second inning
and held Columbia safe until the ffth.
/ when a hit by Hurley and an error b-
Meagher gave Columbia a run. Columbia
scored two IN the sixth on two hits and
! an error by Ward. and three more IN The
! eighth on two errors and two hits.
| The Marines came to life In the ninth
inning. hits by Berlick. Down. and Mea-
CHER, coupled with Atchison's error. scor-
ing two runs
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Treasury Takes Second

Rain commenced 10 fall shortly after
the beginning OF the second contest and
the wet bail robbed the game OF much
OF its interest
Whestley. on the mound for Grace. was
handicapped BY weak support, and was
at times wild He passed three. made =
wild pitch. and hit two batsmen.
Hester was effective in all but The
sixth inning. when four hits. coupled with
poor throwing. gave Grace all Of its runs
Hester was troubled with the wet ball.
and had difficulty in locating the plate
in this inning. but in the other sessions
he performed n good style
Handiboe again played brilliantly al the
initial sack. his running catch Of Bic
laski's 1y TO short right in the third
inning being the best fielding play OF the
contest Babson also broke into the line
light in the sixth by smothering Fulcher's
hard hit drive and throwing the Treas
uryite out AZ first at a critical stage
Of the game
Treasury scored three in the second
with the aid OF but one hit Harris er-
ratio work at second base paving the
way Gertman, first up got a life on
Continued On Page 3, Column 2
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
HARVARD CHANGES SYSTEM.
Percy HauEhton Makes Radica
Changes in Crimson Football

Cambridge. sept 5.-The football situa-
ton at Harvard for this year has evt-
deu,ly been decided by Percy Haughton.
head coach. as Tar as the preliminary
work is concerned
Coach HaEEhton VIII depart from the
theories and system that have b N used
az Harvard for some years past. and viii
start in Or system which he believes
viii eventually be successful The Hsr-
ward team this fan will be coached by
ideas which the great punter believes viii
work for the best interests OF the Grim
son team, and Hsughton viii brook no
Interference from others than those he
has selected as his assistant coaches. and
win insist upon she strictest discipline in
regard 10 training rules and constant at
tendance at daily practice
The coaches selected by Haughton fo-
the preliminary work are NewhalL who
has made a great reputation as a back
field candidate. and who proved his worth
as great ground gamer; Harry Kers-
burg. the giant guard. who was the main
stay in the Crimson line two years ago
when he was on the opposite side OF the
line 20 Francis Burr. when the captain Of
this years team played his proper posi-
rion az guard. and Nate HaI. who was a
substitute end. but who. on account Of
injuries. did not make the varsity team
Hail IS considered as a player who
knows the game thoroughly.
Dave Campbell win be one OF the main
STAYS IN the final preparation. and from
the best OF advices viii be on hand after
the team has assumed position where
. the probable candidates have been Sc
/ Iected- Campbell. in any event. will be OF
+ the scene before the season advances 10 q
I point where he arrived last fan. when the
I former Harvard captain and all-Americar
end dragged the team out OF a hopeles.
slump and made the players fight Yale tC
I a standssu after the disastrous Carlisle
and DARTMOUTH games.
Charley DAILY. ex-cap5ain OF Harvard
/ star at West Point and an expert witt
/ a thorough knowledge of the game. vii
I several Of the coaches who have beer
active at Soldiers Field in years past vii
I also be conspicuous absentees-
Coach Haughton has set ideas OF HI
own. and viii bring into practice the sys
/ TEN he used al Cornell. The Ithscan'
| swear by Haughton. as he made thei
J ,eam come into the limeliEht whel
( Princeton was defeated after 8 Ions
/ string OF Tiger successes
The UNDERGRADUATES are with Haughtoi
I to a man. and former varsity players VIII
I have been in close touch with the idea
I Of the greatest punter Harvard has eve
/ known. believe that his close study OF tn
/ past faults Of the team viii mean a prom
: Using outlook this fall
I Haughton has decided that Burr IS q
| play his original position II guard. wher
I he was a tower Of strength two year
ago Last year Burr PLAYED at tackle.
position entirely foreign 10 him. and hi
puntinE. which was a feature in 1s0e
/ was greatly impaired
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
NO-HIT GAME BY RUCKER.
Boston shut Out After Winning the
First Game from BrookIyn.

Brooklyn. y. y. sept. 5.-Not only did
Rucker. Of the B-ocSlyn Nationals. pitch
a no-hit game against Boston in the sec
ord game Of to-day's double header. but
he caused fourteen Of the Doves 70 ian.
Boston won The first contest
Rucker-s feat Of striking out fourteen
men IS a National League record for
this season
Nap Rucker. the Brooklyn tVirler. got
a record in the second game OF the dou-
ble-header with the BOstons pitching a
regulation nine-inning game without a
hit or a run and creating a new seasons s
record for the National League OF four
teen srrike-Ours-
He dAd not give a base on balls. md but
for errors behind him no Bostouia1 would
have reached first base. In ali Boston
used twelve batters. but a trio Of pinch
hitters in the ninth inning failed abso-
. lutely 20 make anything like good
After the last man was out Umpire
Johnstone went over 20 the press box and
said to the reporters Gentlemen il
viii be a long time before you see a feat
like that performed again That was
great pitching" Scores
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
COLUMBIA SHOWS
IMPRESSIVE FORM
Wins from Marine Team in
Easy Fashion.
TREASURY TRIMS GRACE
Shopmen and TWining Victors
in Second Section.

Pennant Winners in Capital City
League Become FavOrites in Post
Season Series by DfSPosinE of the
Marines without Trouble, While
DepartmentaI League Title Holders
Are Looked Upon as COntenders.
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

All Of the contestants entered IN the
Middle states Regatta which viii be held
tomorrow. are in town, and lovers OF
rowing viii have a chance 70 see their
favorites IN action to-day. as the major
ity Of those entered VIII take trial spin
before the races
Tveutv-seven clubs are represented, and
tvventy-tllree Of them are quartered in the
Potomac Boat Club quarters Al Of the
shells Of the different crews have arrived
except those Of the y. Y. A c. and those
will be here early in the morning, 50 that
the oarsmen will have a chance to Try out
on the Potomac and get accustomed 10
the course
Nearly all Of the championship club
crews OF the country viii be present, and
only one withdrawal has been announced
Nevius. Of the Analostans. has withdrawn
! his entry from the junior singles on ac-
count Of absence from the city The Po-
tomac Boat Club has the largest entry
lists. having entries IN nine events, while
! y Y A c. is next with eight
OId-timerS on Scene.
4 notable gathering OF famous coaches
l is present for the races John Kennedy,
Of Yale: James Ter Eyck. who had
charge Of the victorious Syracuse crews;
& young Jim Ten Eyck. who coached Wis
consin. Jim Rice. Of Columbia. Harry
I Val Of GEORGETOWN. Van Vleet. OF Staten
Island Athletic Club: Schultz. OF the
{ Metropolitan. Jim Dempsey. Of the Yes
! pers. Of Philadelphia; Jim JoUvenal. OF
I the Palisades. OF Yonkers. and Pat
Dempsey. o. the Potomac. got together
I last night for c01fab and talk Of old
I times Pat Dempsey had Kennedy out
Z in the launch when he was putting the
J Potomac crews through their final train
ing. and Kennedy spoke in a compliment
Z ary manner Of the work Of the senior
/ and junior eights- The other coaches
have charge Of crews entered in the re-
. gatta. or have come on 10 see the sport
The revenue cutter Apache IS on hand,
anchored of the boathouse. ready to pa
troll the course tomorrow 70 keep boats
! out o. the way Of the racers. the of
Gals are all here. and everything is in
/ readiness for the starters gun
Order of Events
The order and time Of the events fol-
low
leoo-Association singles
I@e-Euuior Eigs
l07se-Iunicr singles
I u-53-Seuicr four-oarcd shells
uo-Seuicr quarter-uiie dash singles
Il -Interu,ndsate qrad-uQles.
! 12Jo-SenioT doubles
I21n-Jurio- eirnt-
Recess Until o'ciock-
200-Juuior double.
I 2-3a-Scui0T singles
253-Juricr cclopede-
3l0-Iutsru1eiiate singles
s5o-IuterTnediafe four-oarsd riz
s0o-Iutermeriiare eight
41n-Senicr quad-uples
s-4o-Intcrnediate doubles
I 555-Ssuior eight
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
RECORD BREAKING RACES IN BIG LEAGUES.

In
is
ing ade for the
Of the
atonaILe a ard
but Hvepoint
POfnt
still month Of it is predict
WHINE in
have
here hut bothP
uIIba of n
begin week in order o
To-day at will
in
he
and ma kuPon champions
In standing of the threeIe
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
RECORD CROWD At LOUISVILLE
Close Race in American Association
Cause % Excitement.

Louisville. Ky. Sept 5.-Au records for
attendance here were broken this after
noon. when thousands Of baseball fans
saw Indianapolis beat Louisville. / to O.
IN one Of the greatest games ever playel
here.
As early as 5 o'clock this morning the
fans began TO gather before the ticket
Offices The excitement is the result OF
the close race in the American Associa-
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

Philadelphia. sept with NIathewson
in the box the New York Giants scored
another victory over the Quakers- The
first triple play made against the Giants
in years was pulled OF IN the second in
ming. Donlin LED Of with a clean smash
70 center. and Seymour followed suit On
Devlin-s grounder % Doolin. Seymour
was forced at second. and D1nIn was
thrown out Al the plate while Devlin.
who tried TO reach third was also put
our
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06

Ef0Tle rUn-PicEering- Ihree-base hit
DeIehanty TwO-base hit-Deleha.nty--
Sacrifice hit-Ganley- Double play-Ball
TO Lapor5e 20 Aoliarity- Left on bases
Washington. =. New York. g. Bases on
hafls-Manning. I. Lake. l. Struck out
BY johnson. 8; by Lake. g 'Umpire-AIr-
Evans. Time Of Eame-1 hour and = min
utes. Attendance. 25fa
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
MAPS LOSE ON POOR FIELDING.
sOx shut Ont COutenders in the
Race for HOnorS.

Chicago. Sept 5.-CIeveland heIded
poorly to-day, while the Sox put UP
strong game at the bat and in the field.
Long hits By Walsh and Dougherty drove
joss of the slab in four innings FaIk-
enberg was hit hard IN the sixth. and the
Sox stole bases at viii on Land. the new
Cleveland catcher. Score
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
NEW YORK STATE LEAGUE

At Utics-First game Utica. / . Albany O Second
game Utica. 3; Albany. tcalled end seventh in
mig. darkness.
At El1nirs-Troy. 2; ElTnira.
At Binshamton- -BinEhs-nton. & Sc-anro1- 8
Al syracuse-Wilkesbarre. ? Syracuse, }
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
BeImonfs YearIines in England.

London. Sept. -5.-Twenty-one yearl.ngs
belonging TO August Belmont arrived
al DaIIingham in good condition They
viii be stabbed there IN preparation for
next seasons races The general feel
ing is that Mr.. Belmont viii make q
record on the English turf
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
Order of Events
Germans Honor LiEhtbody.

Berlin. Sept 81. W. Lightbody. one Of
the American runners. has beaten all
competitors al Hamburg and other cities.
After he had made q record for 1900
meters at Frankfort-on-the-Afa Main, the Ger
man Union Of Sport decided TO award
Lightbody a special cup. He viii run
next at Stockholm
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE.

Al worces,er-worcsste-. ;. Lowell Gl iuuings
darkness.
Al Brocktcn-FirSt game; Fan River. 6, Brockton.
s Seccud game Bruckton- T. Fall River. O.
At Lyun-First game: New Bedford. {, LINN. 0.
second game. New Bedford. 3. Lynn G.
At Haverhill-HaFerhilL 2, Lawrance .
The Washington herald., 1908-09-06
The score.

IW1-0l-e M -Ir7r7cl- Ea59s q 1lIs-tI- 10
ouiiien. {. a Fozau Z Str--k 1ur-By NcQuiuan
. by Mathers-r. s. b. Fczeu J. Triple play
Dooliu % kuahc o. Dosin % Grant Cmplre5-
Messrs. Emslie ard kim Atten5auce. Iz11o