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Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
DWARF APPLES.
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q. r. Powell Of Columbia county. y
T. has been conducting some Interest
Ing experiments Oh the value Of dwarf
apple trees In business orchards II is
the Idea Of Mr. Powell that trees Of q
bow habit OF growth will be required
more aud more beeause Of the need Of
convenience for spraying aud harvest
ing The scale INSECTS make 1t slluosf
impossible to thoroughly treat iasse
trees. aud the cDsl ~ labor mates n
saving at harvesting time Of great in.
porianee
Two styles OF dwarf trees are under
trial Tie 80 calied Paradise Is sery
dwarf AID u short Hvsd Tie psBeiB
stock is half dwarf. making trees ~
teen to eighteen feel high asd prom
ises good results IN eoumerrial or
ehar.ilug the trees ARE painted two
or three Iue hrs below The union 81
stock AID tor IL ST. rsReifs or
rhafd the trees Of Paradise stock are
set rs nllefs IastwesH those 81 the hr.
ger dwarf k.ad Ae fe#A 10 the OF
chard are twenty feet apart aud the
trees ten tn rue lie wide spaces
betweeu tie flows allow plenty % room
for cultivation by horsepower whils
the trees III the rows viii ne uiunei
out as soon rs they become crowded
The dwarf trees give fruit IN n feA
years from planting. and the amount
gradually Increases The smaii dwarf
Kind lasts sir 10 eight years aud the
semidwarfs for about twenty years
For dwarf trees the spitzeuberg Joua=
than aud Mcintosh are found success
fui They produce fruit OF very fine
appearance and quality. suitable for
packing in boxes for the choicest trade.
For the haif dwarfz the Northern spy.
Roxbury Husset. Twenty Ounce. Asira
Khan. BALDWIN aud oreening are salts
factory,
The dwarf trees must receive good
culture. with plont9 of niant food and
careful cultivation ] be soil Is pIow cd
and narrowed IL the spring and u kept
In q cover crop OF clover duriug the
snnrtrr Ssnie AMI other iHseefa nre
easily treated IN the dWarf orchards
The iAen appears ~ promising tp Ar
Powell that Ae Is pruning hls larger
tfees on fhe dwarf plan cutting back
the tefis II the standard trees 10 order
fe eaese theta - sefeaa eat and II r.
move the high Rars ~ the tHee. which
maize 50 much difficulty IA spra5 ins
oil frtpk
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Woodstock Tax NOlice

\ warrant having been issued to me
for The OBJECTIONS Of taxes levied on
the grand hsl fof tie town of Wood
stock for Tie year iNs and Which are
due and payab's aa or before April Isl,
Issa, according tp Note u SAID tosu
Notice Is hereby given that fer the
purpose al Feeeiliag Saeh taxes, ! vii
meet al persons Hanle 10 pay pro-
IgFtK. l4If aad military taxes dne said
Town at Tie F. ID. "a " audsteek Valley
en aandsx. March -. from 10 10 il.a1
a. M At T. O, West Woodstock from
lie 10 ; aieioek p. M, ii -, Wood.
stock It'll. Taessas. March =, from .
- u. - a m. at store South y ood-
stock. fram Il to L a. m. from te 3
=. m. 1t =. o. East Woodstock, FRI
tiay -, from 10 Il a. pa,. Town
CLERKS office North Woodstock. from
80 10 30 y. m.
LEONARD II. HEALEY, eollee.
tor of Taxes.
Dated al Woodstock, March 2, 1903.
Ia
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

well either on natural pear stock or OF
the aninee u is vigorous upright
grower aud very productive. espesials
n grown VA ies.p rieh loan. which i
itH fsyorit. soil
The fruit II large and yeliowlsh
green 10 eoiof. with slight tinse of
bfawui~h ted The he~h II white tine
grained and Jaiey. With Pleasant arc
naatic navor Ii IL good dessert pear
aud also suitable for market OF distant
shipment
n rilens In September and early DC
soier. Just bs'for- the sheldon Hart
lett. Louise aud Shelsion make a site
eesslon II high grade market pears h
b . pear of ftsnsh origin. hot Ia high
" recommended on the Official list OF
the Department. OF agriculture as suil
shie for the New England aud middle
stalss
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Worth Remembering.

A. Traveller passes through an
country he Judges the prosperity o,
the farmer chiefly by the appearance
Of his buildings and fsfnyanis. III
can get some line ON conditions ts
looking ~ erops In the held or cattle
In thu pasture. but the story Is told
NEST full, aud accurately ny the paint
on the arm aud The lawn grsxs H.
frnnt ~ tn. nous. And when the res
estate ageni takes a prospective huye'
Through The es,,iatry BE- del.'sds large
" sln,ssSi chiefly on the grounds anu
bnildtn2- To sci the prite ON every
farm tf.,s. considerations Of them
selves ~h..uhi nfse al farmers To the
lmptas sss.ii.itf IT their Premises iiai
their an. saHef reasons even Wufs
towerfm To Influence thoughtful alsu
and wnna..e ~ the same direction
Most Important IS the fact that this Is
home II - the place where father
mother and children live The family
Ire ceuterS here n thew II TO to am
home feeling II must come through
thoughtful care for the comforts. con
,enienees and besaties Of the home
n there is 70 be any unfit In lnselti
genee OF morality II must ind its or
paFtHaitv 10 n hoiesaue and attractive
surroundings one ~ the srcs test or
ferraces between a farm and aav 9th
er enterprise is that the farm Is both
q business aud q dwelling place Maas
thugs which nan would not care 10
undertake for the t.eneft If his bnsl-
ness meHels he mRss eut through fes
the sake Of his home This has ever
been the Spirit Of American farm hte
81 rs hsSt and IL nceds - ee pgvaeael
On every haad to-day
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Wsssiaa ans r4as~ratirS.

jaSI aSsse = s..sstls ahe adTsatagts
- sae sfess4ss 4 hethaa Nt1tvt yaa
have as t-ssusssa a aerasae u H. tsss.k
a. ee tsss aaa she AM - eas
See esa ~ Htse fsesaflfal than any
hesssHae ssng MS tsfaFe II 4ea aeHg
ssisexe g - $40 tsa Nsa - aSa Eas
ssssgsi gsssesz WaA 49, ssse 5
taiakias @nd uass she asa aad us..ee
she aas sAas sz e. sesHsa s&as ss5 A. IS
afslsr ae nes8~ssty 81 sHsa IL fhgsss
HsAfS r. va
ihsssE trasHs asS eaa eesa IS ssssx ga
sAa srsa Aas aaa a. a. az
efAee pa#aHis> aeaslasa sAe eaa have
"a aaeS ng NeM a
SsAe ssss .H have aag ~ So
e ess @x Weaa tssSs rs ssa
SsAlAers "A s~sss
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

ge~sed fsrotl. vao was the nrsr 70
break the silence.
.Nerye nofhln'," interrupted stub.
Il was wise e. your game. baa the
switchboard when the Girl was 0dt 70
lunch. aud I was rubberin' on the WIRE
when you told Mr. Beekman 70 Ok tD>
package teday ike the one De gave
you. You was trying to get MI isie-
Ing ont Of the Office 50 yen eould
break OF the engn cement. and m5yDe
Miss Vance would 60 70 iuueh "hsn
you asked her.
Piggy Moran up q the branch g9e's
to III same choieb 90 %. g1t him
TIA job. an he found ut that there
was lot Of cut paper u AF. BeeA-
mans wasteiasket last right. ! see
you bring tn the package this mofning-
an / zee you aud SIR BeeSmaB ~
Browns last night = ben he give i 10
you.
Il vas wise. swapped packages on
you. an Il Amt your fault That BIZ
Fielding aInt eomia' hack from the
bank teIIin. that the North SIDE pack
age WIS a fake Yen didn't see me
switch fl: you didn't even know vas
III III cage. bat ! SIS there ali right
and that's how Il i mat you got back
the same package ypa thought you
vas givin' Mr.. Fielding I'm there.
too, when 1t comes 70 handin' lemons
and ounces.
Telephone Mr. Beekman and your
friend Moran to coae down here AZ
once commanded Sommers. "Groll
you know best whether Of not to make
arrangements to sell out your interest
IA the business
You needn't send for Beeknan,
said Groll sulenly rs be laid heavy
and OBTAINING hand upon Stubs shout
der. You can let EaHnerson buy me
out IL you want to. This deyilish KID
Is too smart for his own good. IL you
let word out about his I'll kill You,
he added as his nervous fingers tight
ened their grip on Subs shoulder IN
I'll the boy WINGED with palm
"Forgit IT." admonished Stub. Il put
keep off the grass sign on Miss
Vance. an that's al | was after. /
guess that goes
Al sign from snmmers. Groll re
leased the boy and followed bis part
ner into the private Ollie "a arrange
IL details = tie ssle = bis Interest.
Saae II the ashsfs II noticed The
TITLE lfoua. ae5 ~ sab BIZ hed - r.
- ~ 3 IL looted - trina hsare
Of Gerfaae Vance safei mt het ma
chine
II wfs was h a6zI-h = waHrF
hr glaei6 #ae
aes1 Esf thlne - - Ter naFY AIr
Ealflfs apf s8e- ift BOD - kae
Nr G aT@a TIE E9s. Hes e
fresh Thai Eug
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Comedy ef the Post Card,

A man In an obscure town. whose
literary efforts had failed TO find favor
sent this letter 10 sn editor.
Dear Sir-rhis Is small place where !
live. and whenever story Of mine comes
hack the whole village knows Il Now. !
Know yea don't want the lnclosed manu-
script. but l am sending Il along fast tae
same. together with pest card. which
beg yea to repast to me. The poStwiS
,ress VIII read T. 81 course and ! need
rot tell yeu that within three hours the
news ~ " hat = Or II Will be all ever e.
town shah knew wsen il comes TIA
nay naanuscf lps Is rejected and YOU meet
pever return Il 10 me Bat please post
the cart In RE ard Win ray eNef4astsa 2
gratitude
The post card had been carefully
typewriter ard self addressed L
bore these words
pear SIR year manuscript received szs
accepted VII Wfite Yea fe1ly fesA 'st555 :
u a. soon as possible Is E1ae sAtisfse-
tory prseee Yours truly
Editor Oh, LEVENALL1oME
London Answers
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

rs Ea5Hs sHH
eBouf Yen 1f. sf#serf SUI
her husband aasiaa 81 ied 80
kitchen arfen esals sez He
and turboti has 81
bib To keep them oui n 5le aIshea5et
don't veu fhIHk aa1t 80 aee canz7
ing this idea Il cooperation 10 iomes
tie matters 10 extreaesE ] have beer
washing dishes far week haw. ant
between times bave been doing ii
little serinlural readIns ard cnhnoi
find IN The Bible #uF authority faE
mems doing kitchen work. hut women
are frequently spoken Of in this con.
neeflen.
She looked we'll = the wavs of her
household She warketh willingly
with her hands She riseth while f
Is yet night aud giveih meat go hef
household These rotations. Miner
Va. weald seeaa a. warrant fh. asta
ciuslou ihai household duties 81 asii'
properly be asstEned 10 Ire waflan
My dear" reriiei h's WIFE ~ xou
viii pursue yetsF sfgas8sll.-e sfsi v=ilI iaist'
in II Kings Nj IL these words Z
vii wire Jerusalem H II man wifsetif
dish viF9as # and tprafng Il upsi.i,
down This rrets.s that 2ea are unfl7
DOING the wnrk dessgppl for yeH 3
Providence When Feu are through
be sure to wash the towels clean
shake them and hang them straight
on the rack Death. you know. Turk
In the dlsheloth I am now going cut
20 attend meeting Of the Society Fer
the Extinction Of the Microbe by
Means of Electricity ladies. Home
Journal
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

eighth or a quarter Of al Inch ai9Fe
Of which les the bud t. within a.
Inch OF so from the bud. leaving only
the bottom as a handle to assist you Ia
the uncration Now cut out all the
wood from the bark save a very little
under the bud Some cut II entirely Ont
Cur through the bark OF the TREE
stock fhp letter + aud with 40 ivory or
polished bouc hiade ar something that
Is thin and smooth open or separate
the hnfk from the WOOD snff eientiy TO
insert easily the tad 8ad a. mere. then
quickly smooth the raised bafk eser
the bark below aud above the inserted
It'd wind ard tie arfaai fhe Tree
staHk and Insertion commencing S.
the hBffaH STRIPS af hass mating
leaving onY tha hHa expoasd 10 fis
MIR I'm ean tnz1 we#hig faa - fizfe.
Weals ~he5Bff she eHds haee sci ~
uaf IF the8 80 Hot fhe hHds sItl 81
up ehflnk and die INT Il successful
the1 vii ie5sk slgunans
IN efem tWo "a tbeae weeks cut ihs
strips ST a8tdnR ami remove them
thas eiFihg FL . simHFr te eKH1nd IT,
tbs eraIHe Z yer taas d nef wiaaes
Eill ~ neaeh buds semvtiHes do thrt
MI silaai faaa aud weHibcf aud n
seats permitting IN Due tine vii beas
YOU an abundant harvest
Ia The spring after the Ind hat
started e Efuwl retneee tar top Of III,
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

Teere are eonGrivanees to pat On
niaws taat aaNefSse toe sell as Yea
~ sioag Esgh rouad drags or brushes
The last fagres.
The uSp wae does aot have 10 stea
70 s0our his 4sisWS ard sasvelS tse
lucky Hes thfsfiv and careful
The state ~ Kansas csns = preprte-
t2ry Poisoa for kfFus prstrt~ DOGS and
gophsrs /, = made AZ the exleerssae.s
ssaties aud Sod a. cast 70 farmers
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
MAILS OPEN FROM

Boston, New York, Hartford and all poin,
north, east, south and ives. at 8. Is a. m.
Boston, s.l5. lo.45 a. M, 3.45, 6 05 p. m.
Danielson. Sis, II a. m, 40 p. m.
Norwich. Is, | a. m, LAB, sos p. m.
Hartford, sla. Il 4. m. 40, Gas p m.
New York. SIS. II a. m, 40, 6.45. P. N
Worcester. SIS q. m. sos p. m.
Webster, SIS a.. n, 6.05 p. IN.
Willimantie. s.l5. II a. NJ. 40 p. m.
SUNDAYS from all points $50 a. m.
MAILS CLOSE FOR
Boston, TO- 1910 a. M, .5.35, 45p.n.
Danielson, 7.40, 1910 a. m, 5 IS, 7.45 p. N.
Hartford. TAO. 10. 10 a. m, 5.35 7.45 D. m.
New York, 40, 1910 am, 3.l5,5 IS, AS y. n.
New Haven, 40 l0.l a. M, 5.35, 7.45 p m.
Norwich, 40. lo.l0a m, 5.35, 7.45 p. m.
Wjlilmantie. 7.i0, l0. 10 a. m, sos. Z As d. m
Worcester, 10. 1910 a. ~, 50, 5-35, 7.45
N.
ives, and Southern States, 40 40, 1910, 8.
m. 3.l5. 3.35 5.35, 7.45 p. m.
Worcester and New London, North, Way Sta
tons. 10 a. m, 3.S5 p. m.
Worcester and New London. South, Way Sta
tons. 7.40 a. M, 5.35 p m.
Boston and Hartford, East, Way stahonA 10
a. N.
Boston and Hartford West, Way Stations, 5.35
?. m.
Boston and Pougb., West, Way Stations, 1910
q. IN.
Boston, Providence aud New York, East, Way
Stations, 1910 an.
woellsloess Wesaora aud EastfoFd, by stage,
1880 a. IL
Wooastoeks, South, North. East, 1880 a. M,
5.3s p. Il.
Pomtf5t. $50 a. NJ, OBS p. H., BY stage.
Nights fof al points 10 p m.
Sundays for all points. $50 p. N.
Pomfret - a. NJ. ; -.
Woodstock. South E4sl and North 10 90 a. m..
: b n. M.
West Woodstock, Woodstock Valley. West
ford and Eastford 1870 a. N.
Wes; Thompson 7.45 a. m.
Nights for all points : Is N.
Sundays for all points $50 ?. N.
FRANK G. LETTERS. Postmaster
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

A cool nllos..as.in pear. the I.aniae
nonne Is one If he best kHsan mat
let varieties as8 has always been Pop
uIat IN various localities b4caeise Of IT,
great produstiseness and general sosd
qualities The Tree - hard4 every.
where thai peses s9eeeed. aud it dpes
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Another Woman Helped.


Mrs E. HANSON. 3o4 East Long ST.,
Columbus. Ohio.
Another Woman Helped.
GraniIeyilie, Vt. -. WAS passing
through the Change of Life and suffered
from nervousness and other annoying
symptoms. Lydia f. Pinkham Nege-
table Compound restored my heaithah
strength. and proved worth mountains
of gold to me. For the sake of other
suffering women | am willing you
should publish my letter. - Mrs.
CHARLES BARCLAY. RI D., Granite
vile. VT
Women who are passing through this
critical period or who are suffering
from any of those distressing ills Pc
euliar to their sex should not lose sight
of the fact that fer thirty years Lydia
r. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound,
which is made from roots and herbs,
has been tine standard remedy for
female ills. In almost every commu-
nifty you will find women who have
been restored To health by lydia l.
Piukham's Vegetable Compound
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Designing Ma, s.ss,, Planting.

As your shfelsS issreaaiais and an
auals hloSses planting plans for nexi
year may bsst b. devised When the
rswrrs are in hissala their rFrect may
be noted. aud the change 70 ts wrought
BY Dew paaats may lse accurately cal
eaiatexf That Is the tune 10 get out
notebook aud catalogue. figure cut
what seuF flower tesfs aud saruhbsry
horlers lack and decide " hai may best
supply that hack
10 a pima lowering shrub Is needed
az a certain point. make aote Of II in
year tss,ek e~iter siiil. stick up sttle
stake tn the exact spot "a here the shrub
wogld hook best. msrktn g ca the stake
the sl.es tacations. whether the plant
saeald he tau OF lew growing the sea
sen " lowering etc Then " ben xaU
oTAlef soaF safubhers Tor tan plSntsas
your nurscrymsn ean an souF sgeSin
cations. and when the plaut comes sen
nsli kaew the exact place 70 nfaai &
10 grouping yeuf plauts tsSe pains
10 take thesn 81 IN Nth the sss.tSesss
Ice architecture The texture ~ the
feisage. ghe euior Of the flowers 50
son u blesm and the Faraa9,y q
growth should al u considered earv
fatty Iee nof plsns sgrahS ~ cb,sss
Together vA~a thes an youue fhat
when thns estsau : few years srewta
tiaes wfii he crowded
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
pU NAM
Tax Notice

\ warrant having been issued 10 me
for The collection Of taxes, levied ON the
Grand List OF the Town of Putnam, fer
The year laos, and which are due and
payable an OF before April |. laaa, ae-
eording Ia the vote of said town. No
iiee Is hereby given that for the pur-
pose OF receiving such Taxes will
meet all persons liable 10 pay Property,
Military aud PollFaXes due said town.
nj my Office in Rich. block, in Put.
nam, on saturday. Monday and Taes-
day, March y, - and ~, l9d9, from 5
O'Clock a. IN, until o'clock p. m, on
each al said days.
Dated al Putnam, Conn, February
-, 100.
J. RICHARD CARPENTER,
Collector OF Taxes fer tie Town Of Put
nam. in[l3
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

pound durin q
of life. My
doctor told me II
was good, and since
"A 4 King II feel 80
much better that |
can do all my work
again. / th in 4
Lydia PiRkham :
VeReta Bile Com
pound a tine remedy
for all woman's
troubles, and /
never forget 10 tell
has done for me .
Fsss =.
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12

I'D = POSITION NJ p coNftNfE
tree or branch To within a few incae'
OF the bud 50 that the sap VIII NUT,
genemtfy foA into Il aud as the shea
ascepds tie Il to thr remaining stock a.
nfrxeut the winds wrenchius ana
breaking 1t Peach trees are hndtied
aud SO are most Kinds OF stone frull
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
HER
~
PHYSICIAN
ADVISED
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Columbus. OHIO. - have taken
] .rdia /. Ifnkham's Vegetable Con.
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
RESIDENTIAL ssc1Io~.
RuRaI FREE DELIVERY.


Rural Carriers leave daily, Sundays and Hoii
days excepted ats.l0a. return at $40 D. N.
Maiishle matter, weighing pounds or less
sent by Rural Carriers must be prepaid Nv
asfxqa
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
HOW TO BUD.
May Be Dens ger BY Ore Who 10 In.
experienced.

1t il DOT yet too late TO bud fruit
trees Keep . sharp knife Cut 90.
twlg from the tree from which sou
uish TO bud Cut ouf sisereus bud
wift about . haif inch ~ more - barb
and Nod below the bud and about ~
Putnam patriot., 1909-03-12
Putnam Mail Service
1909.
POST OFFICE OPEN

Posi- oRkN
From $50 q. N. to s p. m.
supdavs.fYo $50 10 9.5J a. m. The lobhx x,;,,
remain open to Lock Box holders untl - -
Holldsvs from $50 am. to u NJ, 80 10
Carriers window open Sundays from s.so "a
90.
MONEY ORDER DIVISION
Open from ; a. "a. 10 Q .. n, closed on Ga,
aisvs and Legal Holidays.
Registry Division open during Office hour.
DEIIyF= YES
Bv CiiY Carriers Daav, fSuaHavs a.
Holidays sxeepted1 at SIC a.. n. and 1. 10
n; and II .05 A. u. 10 the Business Se4.sar
One delivery BY City Carriers on HOLIDAYS
Selections and Dispatches
From the Street Letter Boxes, SUNDAYS ana
Holidays exeepted.J
RESIDENTIAL sBCJIoS.
Collections. Dispatches
Sis to 40 a. H., mail despatched At 7.l0 a. n.
= "a - q 29 = Is
FRONT AID ELM STREET BOX
6l5 a.. m, mail despatched a 7.l0 4. N.
1000 a. m, =. =. 1910
n - ma 10 Ia -
: a. /. m aa5
500 p. n. :. 7.45
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22

ford. Cobb and Moriarty couldn't hit
EN- around. however.
Both the first batters walked. but
summers didn't give pass after that.
Killifers homer was genuine daisy.
II was line drive and Red made IL
good by hard sprinting.
The crowd was apparently holding
OF Tor the Boston series. At that New
YORK took more money out OF Detroit
than any other eastern city.
The Athletics are well ensconced in
second position now and will probably
improve II at Chicago.
The Tiges aren't far enough ahead
YET 70 be comfortable when losing. so
II VIII behoove Boston To look out
Mcintyre has the billiards OF that
third-ba stand down pretty fine. He
taxes them OF the wall with perfect
ease where visiting outfelders have
their troubles.
To accept u chances without an ar
ror' Bush had To toll some He moved
uoWn tuc tanks like 4 perfect niece
or machinery.
crawford has the knack of a natural
nrst baseman In the way he leans out
70 meet the balls thrown from his in
helders. making close plays look like
outs right along I'm
Gradually Mr.. Schmidt Is forging
oack INTO his old position as first catch.
cr. He has been working his pItchera
finely. F'''"V'
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
M|XUP IN
WINDSOR FEATURE
Three Horses Have to Divide as
Many Moneys in Pacing Race Won
By Gano, c. of c. Favorite.

One OF the most peculiar mixups
in the history OF harness racing oc
Cured yesterday at Windsor In the
2:12 pacing event, won easily by
George Gano, the favorite In the Cham
ber or Commerce, 10 be paced at De
troit next week. The result found 70
less than three horses tied In The
summary for second. third and fourth
money.
The race was a walk. so far as the
winner was concerned Murphy kept
Gano back till the finishing strides
and then cut him loose in the stretch
with uniformly successful results. He
so far laid II over his field that the
pool sellers started To get up little
interest by soliciting wagers on the
winner Of second place Three horses
took seconds and each OF them had
third and a fourth In the completed
summary. when Gano had won his
three heats and race. The only thins
that could be done was TO give ihc
players a drawback. less. OF course,
the per cent commission OF the
shareholders.
1t was another da !of the favorites.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
NATL ASSN FOR AMATEURS.
Entertaining Young Man From Gin.
clnnati Has Unique Plan.

For the inconsiderable sum OF two
bones, any amateur league In the
United states will hereafter be able
TO refer its disputes to The Amateur
Baseball Association, Embodying the
Amateur Baseball Commission. For
the rest OF 1909 all rows will be de.
cided free gratis for nothing.
Such In brief is the scheme of Geo.
Is. Eyricx, OF Cincinnati. an entertaiE-
ing young gentleman who has thor
oughly organized amateur baseball IN
his native town and Is now engaged
In missionary work I'm Detroit. with
designs on Toledo and Cleveland.
The Railroad, Spalding. Jr.. and
Manufacturers leagues In Detroit
have decided to take advantage OF the
offer and all that remains Is some
sort NJ ructlon to test the machinery
of amateur basebal's Garry Herr.
mann.
The Amateur, etc. spurns connec-
ton with anything except purely anna
teur teams. Players drawing pay
from the team which which they are
affiliated and teams with a salary roll
are not eligible to membership.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-22
THE TIGES, THE YANkS, THE REDSOX
AND EDDIE SUMMERS LATEST FEAT

Either Killian or willett Will do tho
htaving for the Tigers today against
Arellanes or Wolter.
Elberfeid and Austin did a lot of
fussing TO get Moriarty OF third in the
eighth. but failed.
Consecutive singles by Bush. Craw-
ford and Cobb In the third got the
Tiges their first run.
As usual Summers faced two embar-
RAISING situations at the bat. coming
up with the bases full on one occasion
and with men on second and third on
another.
Both Schaefer and Rossman were In
uniform. but neither pal ticipated. Her
man was there strong with the coach
ing stun, however.
Willett made his seasons debut on
the coaching lines.
After Detroit had scored that pair.
the Yanks showed no ambition TO such
an effect that Umpire Connolly. In en-
deavoring TO speed up the game was
provoked to inquire as TO the cause of
the loss of all that pep
Hemphiil played a very deep lef;
field against Crawford and Sam dump
ed two short flies over third that fell
safe.
1t was said on the New York bench
that yesterdays lineup is the regular
one with Laporte at second
Crawford Is breaking In again with
the mitt and shows the lack OF ex-
perience in the change. His error yes
terday was harmless. though IL did
cost a double play.
The Yanks got but one man to third
on Summers.
The Tigers hit Hughes fairly hard but
the finishing touches were difficult 10
attain.
Hughes looked like a pretty nifty
pitcher. He had nice Jump on his
fast one and his curve broke prettiiy.
Detroit Is planning 20 do some base
running on Madden and Donohue. the
Boston catchers.
Austin, whose development has been
one OF the features of the year from
New York point OF view. was drafted