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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-11-13
RIO GRANDE MECHANICS
GET INCREASE IN PAY

ueafeE Nov. 12-After conferences
aNlng a week between the officials OF
W road and union leaders, the boiler
NlAefs machlnists, blacksmiths and
ssfNentees employed IN the Denver a
~ efande shops have been granted
~ increase of pay Of cents an hour.
t-e men asked FOR a cent increase.
". compromised on the cent adj
''aes The demands OF the helpers
y alsef consideration and their wage
iie viii probably be udiusfed
N'lh few days. The agreement
asa today Is retroactive and dates
p, one year ~ 80 ''''e'
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TCcLEsIAsTICAL NOTES.

OGDEN, Nov ia.-The regular
monthly priesthood meeting of the
Weber stake viii boz held sunday after
noon az 2 o'clock al the second ward
westinghouse.
The annual convention ~ the prs
mary association OF North Weber stake
viii convene al the Third ward meet
ingh0use. sunday, Nov, H. al p. an.
ANard conferences viii be- held AZ
das Nov 70.
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Judge H. H. Rolnpp LETT ogden Fri
DAY for n short business trip 60 Tc-
conn, Nevada. ana thence north by
automobile over lind OF the Vineyard
Land and Live stock company.
A baby girl was born 90 MI and Mrs
y. W. Pearson 81 Butte Mont. on
Wednesday. They we're stopping of ln
ogden FOR few DAYS while on their
way home when the daughter arrived.
G.. Ut. Wo1dmausee OF Rcxhurg, Ila.
was IN Ogden Friday on business.
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NICARAGUAN REv0LUTl0NISTS
DEFEATED IN NAVAL BATTLE

Nmsgua. Mic. Nov. l2-The govern
rsnt today defeated the revolutonists
h naval battle during which three
seimers and artillery we're captured. A
rnber Of rcvOlutiOnlsts we're killed.
GreyiONn was rc-occupied Thursday by
De gorernment without battle and its
ff'ss are now on tho way TO Blueheld.
lNl by water and BY land
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rancy. George Drucua. the Greek who
cold tobacco TO the Industrial School
boys, pleaded guilty but declared that
he was ignorant OF the law In this re-
spect and asked for lcnlency Tho
judge stated that owing 10 ignorance
on the part OF Drucus. he would not
Impose the maximum penalty OF 500
but would sentence him 20 pay fine
Of $50 or spend 40 DAYS IN jail
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OnPIIEUM ATrRACrIoNs.

OGDEN. Nov. i3.-Mondav and Tues
DAY evenings "a the Orpheum the shu-
bert success The Gay Musician" win
be presented and the vaudeville hin
win be sent 10 Logan The balance
OF the week will b. devoted TO the
regular vaudeville bin.
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LOGAN.

The News is Delivered BY Carrier
IN Logan Every Night (Suuday ex-
cepted) at 20 Cents Per Month All
payments and complaints regarding
delivery. should be made TO ]. NJ.
Blair, Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi Weekly News. lS w.
First North street. Phone S9-R
BELL.
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Ho0sEvELT rARrY ALL RIGHr.

Aonbasa, British East Africa. Nov.
A-Negs Of the American hunting ex-
petition was received here today direct
non Coz Roosevelt The nressas ,
states that there Is nothing whatever
wong with the party.
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MEREn AoApEMY NOTEs.

OGDEN. Nov l3-The recent storm
h4s brought many ola and nsn stu
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
TRT-STATE MAY
MEET THIS WEEK

A meeting OF the Tri-State League
will be held IN Harrisburg this week
II the club owners return in time
from their various vacation trips. II
not the meeting VIII be held october
Is.
This meeting, while not the annual
session. may include the discussion of
questions heretofore brought up at the
meeting In January as several of the
representa- tives are anX GUS TO get busy
cary, believing that next season will
be The banner year in the Tri-
providing that important matters are
settled early.
There Is a desire to still further cut
the salary init, making The maximum
figure for any player S175 Instead OF
5000. and allowing each club to sign
up as many players as they can af-
ford, providing that the protection
ru' es are adhered to. This is believed
to be the only way that the overstep-
ping Of the salary limit can be avoided
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
DELAWARE
IN TIE GAME

Spec al 10 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK Del, Oct. AIN its game
here on Saturday Delaware College loot
ball team proved that it is the equal of
the eeven representing the Wi namson
Trade School. The first game of the sea-
son at Newark ended in a bank score af-
ter forty-hve minutes of the hardest
playing.
williamson won the toss and Delaware
kicked off.
The Wis tors looked to be a powerful lot,
and the fact that most Of the lineup was
composed of veterans as aga ms. Deia-
wares team Of inexperienced boys pont-
ed TO the likelihood OF the repit ton of
the De aware Williamson games OF the
past two years. Not a Vars ty Delaware
man was on the team, and only two had
ever played colleg ate football b. fore.
Carswell kicked or to Weaver who re-
turned the ball ten yards Williamson in
two downs. advanced the ball to md
field, but was here held for downs. Tay lor
then tried an on de kick but one Of the
wearers Of the Red and Black bro c
through and got the ball on Delaware s
50-yard line. Here vii hanson tu. ned the
trick on the opponents and made an on
side kick netting them 20 yards.
Nothing but stone wall brace could
have stopped WI hanson at this 30 mt,
but "Old Delaware" was eq, a. 10 the oc-
casion and held for downs on their own
lO-yard line. In fof downs Cam, Tay-
lor and Stewart had the ball again in
mid-held Carswen and SleWa.t, by
steady line p,unging and short nd runs
carried the ba to VIII amson g. ard
line Things never looked brighter for a
/ touchdown than with the first down with
In yards Of the opponents goal line
The cadets yelled themselves toarse. on
the next play, lack of practice stage
/ fright became evident; Carswe.l 90 h
signals mixed. and Meredith recoveri O
tumble on his own 3-yard inc. The Penn.
sylvanians kicked to Bice who was down.
ed his tracks. With few more m n.
utes 10 play Bice and Taylor gained q
yards on a forward pass. Ca swell went
through right guard for two more
here time was cal ed with the score al
the end of the first half to o.
1n, the second half Attix replaced Cham.
bers at center and Larrimore substitu ed
for Mil'ington. Todd rece we'd the kick-on
on his own a5-yard Inc and stepped out
Of bounds Is yards nearer mid-fe T. IL,
next ten minutes the two teams exchang
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
N. c. 4. s. Wins CLOSING Game.

NEW CASTLE. oct. 4.-The New
Castle High School baseball team, in
the closing game of the season. de-
feated the strong Eclipse. The 81 me
was a tie until the eighth inning
Score.
Ecl'ps .........O OO1OO1 O--3
New Castle II. S. / 2 0 o 0 X-4
Earned runs-New Castle H. S., 3;
Eclipse, .. Two-base- hits-Carlin,
Ferguson. John Nallor. Sacrifice hits
Nallette. Leonard, Carlin. Kennard
Naylor. Bases on balls-By Walls, l..
Struck out-By Bratton. 70; by Walls,
Is. Stolen bases-S;rad.ey .; Duncan,
2; Taylor. 2; X. Naylor. Missed third
strike-McGrory 8. Double play
Taylor TO Madden. Left on bases
New Castle II. S.. s; Eclipse. 4. Um-
pire-Harry J. Rothrock. Time-1h
Som.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
MANY LOCAL no SIS
70 GO AT MOUNT HOLLY

Many Delaware horses are entered IN
the Mount Holly. n. j., races which VIII
be called this week. The entries fol ow:
e.lS trot-Bohemian Girl, b. m. W. b.
Biggs.
2.22 paoe-Calchas, b. g.. W. b. Biggs.
2-25 trot-Wesloy, Jr.. John II. Hart
man; Mile W., br. m, W. B. Bggs.
ais pace-Rex W., s. e., w. B. Biggs;
Prodigai Son, hr. g., George #. satler-
field
2.2i pace-s'lver Nut b. S.. Henry Dut-
ton; Calchas. b. g.. w. 3. Biggs.
2i9 pace-Gilmore. b. g., Henry Dutton,
Prince Marsh. Jr.. b. h., W. b. Biggs.
$50 pace-Caichas. w. B Biggs.
go trot-Miilio W. Z. m. w. b. Biggs.
2.22 trot- Mile w, b, m. W. B. Blegs.
2.l2 pace-Prodisal Son. George T. sat
ternoid.
2.ti pace-Bnly Gilmore. b. g.. Henry
Dutton; Rex. W, S. g.. w. b. B'ggs.
20 trot-R T. c.. 8. g., W. B. Blggs.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
LAND It'll WINS
BOYS LEAGUE FLAG
Youthful East Sid3 Team
WnS Out in Fast Double
Header

Landllth has won the Boys League
pennant The East Side boys cinched
the flag by beaing out the Orientals
and The Young Americans in a dou-
BILE header on Saturday. each game
ending In a 6 to 3 score.
The final standing Of The three lead
Ing clubs Is:
Landl tn. won IA, lost 4; Young
American, won Il, lost o; Oriental,
won II, lost o.
Landlith won the first game because
OF the mas, erly pitching Of Coffin. He
had ten strike-outs.
In the second game. Steiner made a
sensational one-hand catch OF e long
drive Landlith won this contest by
opportune hit ing. The game was
close throughout
The games were made necessary be-
cause Of the three teams hav ng uod
for first place In the last scheduled
games of the season.
The Stars championship pennant
VIII be presented TO the Landllth club
at the " Nj. C.. A. Building tonight.
AT the same time. pennants offered by
j. a. oliver. vice. president Of the
league, for the clubs fin shing second
and third in the race. win be present
ed 10 the Young American and Ori-
entail teams, respectively
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
WIER WINS THE
PRESIDENTS CUP

In the final found of the match play
for the Wilmington Country club
presidents cup Robert Wior on Sat-
urdoy defeated William G.. Jones. Jr.,
up and / TO SO.
Play for the cup began ON Saturday,
August 2S, with 32 golfers entered. In
tho semi-hnals Wier defea ted r. $.
MacVeieh. and Jones defeated j. j.
Satterthwaite, thus pitt ng Wier and
Jones In the final round.
The trophy is a large silver cup
which was donated TO the club in 1903
by Col Benjamin Nields. The trophy
never passes out Of the ownership
OF the club, the golfer winning the
match having his name inscribed on
the trophy. AS a personal trophy, tie
winner of the match receives a minia-
ture of the larger cup. Col. J. Ernest
Smith won the trophy last year.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
ORANGE LOSES
ITS FIRST GAME
Locals Snow COOd Form in
Play Asanst h.ary and
A. c.

Although deefated by an s TO score In
mo first game OF the leason orange A. =.
made an excellent showing asa Isl t..e
Mary and Athletic Club at Bait.mo.e on
Saturday. Maryland greatly outwe g..ed
Orange. The Mary .anders got their only
scores IN the first half.
As it was the first game for each Of the
teams. trick pays and passes We're not
In evidence. the teams using only Cd
style plays and despite the defeat Cap
tain Mcclure is satisfied that the prs
ent Orange team S the best the city has
ever produced. The team will ay its
opening home game az Front and Union
streets on Saturday with the Columbus
Field Club. This promises TO be one Of
the feature games OF the season, although
tn s club is not thought to be as strong as
some Of the teams that will be seen
here later this season. The lineup fol-
lows:
Orange. Maryland a. c.
JOS yn 80. .. ..left end .... .. ..Sull van
snitcher .... ....left tackle 49,. ....Banck
Draper, q. ......left guard 80. ....Raynor
Neese.
Johnston 80. ......center ....Grlfhth
Haggerty .. ....rlght guard .... ......Allen
McAleer.. go. fright tackle ......Robb ms
southard .. fright end 80. ....silSman
stetser e. d. ..quarter back .BrenniclS
Byrne .. ....left half back. .Stoneclpher
Mcclure. .. fright half back ....Harlan
Palmer
Ridgeway .. .. ..full back 80. ....McLean
Mcclure
Referee Pat Whitehurst; umpire, Rob-
ert II. Taylor Jr; head linesman, Thos.
Graham; linesmen, Charles p saylor and
John Harrison timekeepers. Frank NJ.
Traynor and Thomas Graham; time Of
halves. thirty minutes; touchdown, Har-
LAM; goal from field, Harlan
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
DUPONT TAKES
ONE FROM DOVE
Last Ball Game Of Sea
Chora ter .zed by ySlarp F el
ing by Zach Club

dupont beat out Dover. 20 2.
the last baseball game OF the seasol
here on Saturday. The game abounde.
in sharp fielding and other respect.
was one Of the best Of the season. Dur
ing the season dupont lost only throe
games, these going 10 Lancaster.
Riverview and Seaford.
The Dover team came up with n fast
team but inability to bunch their hits
cost them the game. They had
chances in the fifth and ninth inning
70 tie up the game, but in each in
ming Crouch showed his mastery Of
the situation by either breeding the
hard-hitting Doverites or letting them
out on infeld hits.
Crouch and Horsey were the oppos-
ing pitchers, and although the Dover
twirler put up a good game, Crouch
had shade the better Of him, allow
ing but seven hits and breezing nine
Of the Doverites. dupont got eight
hits and three passes Off Horsey. He
famed six men.
Il. Hoover, Mckinney and Harrlng-
ton were the fielding stars In the
nth inning Hoover landed a hard one
on Manning's bat that looked good for
three bags. and IN the eighth inning
whcn Hoover hit just as hard a one
into McI<inney's territory. Mac pull
ed it down after q hfty-yard run and
n hard fall. It was Townsend's hard
high ny that Harrington got under IN
the ninth inning in time 20 prevent
Dover from tying up the game.
dupont would have made its total
four had not Beatty been declared
out for not touching first base. His
drive drove Prentiss over tho plate,
but the run did not score.
The score.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04

burg club lost $1,000. and the directors
have made good this sum and paid
all bills. The attendance at the local
grounds during the season was $4,000
less than the year before, and the re-
eeipts $4,000 less than in 1908 and
$17 900 less than in 1907
Charley I<elchner, who has been act
ing as scout since the close OF the sea-
son, has lined up fourteen promising
players for the coming season. He
says that Kaufman, Of Milton, an in
fielder, and Pitcher Sipe, of the north
ern part of the State, are comers, and
that he has several other young play
ers who viii surely make good.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
Mr.. WINCH STER
SELLS CAPTAIN GEORGF

James T.. Winchestr has sold the bav
troiting colt, Captain George. third. by
Admiral Dewey to Charles McDermott
OF Washington. Tho price is not stat
ed. Captain George started IN his FIRST
race at Readville several weeks ago
and although distancod IN field OF
hosres that set 2.09 pace he showed
good form. His dam was Miss Jeffer-
son and he Is regarded as q most
promising colt. The colt was raised
under Mr.. Winchester's care
Captain George win start IN the Ken
tuolSy Futurlty for three year old trot-
ters. az Lexington. Kentucky. tomor-
row. Prior 10 being shipped TO the
Grand Circuit. the colt was driven a
trial mile on the track of DIR. Mccoy.
near KirlSwood In 2.14 3-4.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
MILLSBORO PREPARES
FOR BIG RACE MEET

BiILLsBORo. Del, oct. 4-The Mills
boro Driving Association win hold a
race meet on their track Tuesday. Oc-
tober ~, when It is expected that fast
horses from Delaware and Maryland
will compete. The events scheduled
will be a S-minute class for colts not
over years old, and a free-for-all.
Pur-es Of SIS win be put up. TIE
race will be run under national trot-
ting rules and on account of a riot
at the last meet over the actions OF
a negro driver. all negroes viii be
barred from driving horses at the
meet. This will be the final race in
Sussex county for this season.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
.SELBACH MAY
BOSS SENATORS

HARRISBURG. Pa. Oct. From
present indications, Al Selbach, who
for two years was a member of the
Harrisburg club and was injured late
in the 1908 season. viii be manager
of the 1910 Tri-State club, while Char
ley Kelchner who Is now acting as
scout, viii be retained in that capacity
and win act as business manager.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
JULIA MARLON WINS
FREDERICK FEATURE

DOVER. oct AIT Derrickson's
race track at Frederick some fast rae
ing was seen on Saturday by horses
IN Kent county. Summaries:
Trotting race.
Daisy NJ. Nathan Moore. Dover 2 >
Lord Delaware, w. II. Derrick
son ................ ........s.. 8 = 5
George. Harry Mcdaniel. Dover
Time. 2.25. 2.27. 2.2S. 2.26.
Second race.
Julia NARROW ................. 1
hero ..........-......... = = 2
Time. Els. 2.17.. 2.13 Ia.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04

ed tho ball entirely within Delaware's
territory, but neither one seemed to get
any nearer the others goal.
on the only forward pass OF the game
tried by Williamson, Stewart broke
through and dropped on the ball. The
work Of the second half showed the lack
Of training Of both teams In the last FIVE
m nutes Of play De aware's goal line was
threatened twice but the half ended with
the ball In Delawares possession on their
zO-yard line.
willamson's interference was notably
strong but the left side OF their line was
Just as weak. Evidence OF Delaware's
lack Of practice was their most promin-
ent fault.
Attix, Tay'or, Iarrimore and Corkran
starred for the Blue and Gold. while the
taclSIing Of Ellis and the head-worls Of
Weaver were williamson's features. The
lineup:
Delaware. Williamson.
Kidd 80. .......left end .... ...... ..Beise
Corkran.. 80. left tack 80. ....windel j
Bratton.. .. left guard. .. Walton
Grmiey
~""'nNNt9 '-'' ''''N'N ''''
Attix
Nillington =. right guard Gilbert
Larrimore
Todd .... .... fright tackle Ellis
Cam =. 80. fright end. .. Meredith
Bice .... ....Quarter back 80. ....Weaver
Taylor ...... left half back .. ....Re'sner
Stewart .. fright ha back ......zeaifo s
Carsweil co.. ....full back zee. o.. Van Lott
Referee, Roop of Lafayette; ump re.
Bevon. OF L. Of p; head linesman. Ward.
OF Delaware; timekeepers. Wingett. of
Delaware and Rapp Of W Hanson; time
/ Of halves, 25 and % minutes.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
LaureI lIah Won in Eleventh.

LAUREL. oct. Am unusually brill
liant game was played between the old
SEMI i-professionals and the High School
boys, the latter winning. The two
teams are now tied for the champion
ship Of this section Of the Peninsula,
and viii play the deciding game Mon
day.
L. H. S. ......1 OOO10oo 1-s
Laurel .........0 00 o.
Back to Wilmington After 35 Years.
Mrs John HRon. Of San Francisco,
formerly Of this city, is visiting reia-
tives here after S5 years.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
HTaekers on Are champions.

The "Tackor-on Department" OF the c.
and J. Pyle Co. won from the ''Pacr ing
Room" at baseball on Saturday by the
score OF TO l. The ''tackers-on'' are the
CHAMPIONS. The features OF the game was
the p ching Of p. Walker. who had nil e
strike-outs, and the he,ding Of Mckay.
and the great throw from centesfed by
L. Porter. The winners will be given an
oyster supper by President Kingsworth
on Thursday evening.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
TYSON HORSES
TO GO AT YORK

The A. II. Tyson string Of horses is
entered in the York County, Pa, fair
races TO be called on Tuesday, Wednesday
and Thursday. Free Mason is entered in
the 2.17 trot; Sweetheart in the 2l7 and
the 30 pace; Free Mason in the 20 trot;
Turpin r. in the pa pace and the 2.2s
pace, and Dossie viiliers in the 2.15 trot.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
3. I. c. a Monex Winner.

Four weeks ago william B. Biggs.
OF Middletown, purchased the sorrel
trotting gelding r. T. c. by Prince
March, Cor $500. He won two $500
races with him last week at Trenton
and marked him in 2.1s Ia. He looks
like a very fast horse for next sac
son. Biggs has him in good shape.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
EIsmere Wins the series.

LIsmere defeated Sc Elizabeth's at
Elsmere on Saturday by 6 to 4 score. It
was the last OF a series of three games
between the teams. E'smere W ming the
series. Davis, for Elsmere. had thirteen
strikeouts.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
Local Womnn hi cnIf contest.

Mrs. william s Hi1es. MS " C
Garrett and Miss Nobitt. Of the wilm ng
ton Country Club are entered n e b 8
golf tournament Of the Merton Cricket
Club which begins al Hayerford to-day
with 6S entries.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
QUEEN ESTHER
WINS TIE FEATURE

The regular matinee of the Delaware
Horse show Association on Saturday
afternoon attracted big crowd ana
good sport was enjoyed. The feature
race was won by Queen Esther which
led Delightful Chimes in heats Of 2.23 Ia
and 2.a IA. Summaries;
Event NO. !.
Garden Farms, b. h. Double 4. A.. I
J. NJ. Brannan's or. o. Rene B ...... o
Time, 2.SS IL, e.3s 1-2
Event No. 2.
j. G. Hartman's b. s. Wesley. Jr.. i
Garden FARMS b. m. Red Bird.. o .
w II. Hollctts 70. q. J. O. x. q. o 3
De Lamore Farms b. m. Town
sond Girl .--.--................... 4 4
Time, 2.e6 a25 2.2i IL
Event No. g.
+. L. Lynch's ch. E. Bill VIII
liams ..,............. .l............ ]
Brooldale FARMS b. m. Ruby r.. ! 2
Time. 223 s-i. 22L 30.
Event no. T.
A. II. Worilow's b. m. Queen
concordviIlo FARMS b. g. Delight
ful Chimes ..-.-... ..............-... . ?
Time. 223, FL s-4.
Event No. 8.
J. G. Boulden's b. m. Dora Thorne / i
Peter Orth's g. &. Rock ............ . .
l.. T. Jefferiss br &. Thaddeus k. 8 8
Time, 2.29 l.. 23l IL.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
FRIENDS WIN OUT
10 TO 0 IN FIEST GAME

Friends School eleven got a good
start on Saturday when it defeated OK
ford, Pa, High School 16 to 0. Ellison
was the star player, making two touch
downs and kicking one goal.
Cam made a sensation 40-yar0, run
and scored the first touchdown. EIli-
son failed at goal
The game ended with the ball on ths
Friends 50-yard line. Lineup:
Friends. oxford.
Short ........right end........ Russell
Derrick ......right tackle........ Cox
Lang ......r.ght guard. Lunn
McVeigh centre. $500. Mcfarland
Winchester ... left guard. Q. Hansen
whitney 80. left tackle.... Bucksley
Smith (capt) ...left end....... Barry
Hutton fright halfback.... Muller
Cam ... left halfback.. W. Hansen
Ellison ....... .fullback. see. Alexander
Kellogg .quarter back ..... Keeley
Referee, II. Morrow. Umpire, Brum-
mel Timer, Prof. Wentz Touch
downs, Ellison. 2; Cam. 1.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04

fUIII 80. 9'.''I'''- y 7 ~
IWvcr ....... ........O o 0 2 o o o 0 o.
Summary: TWo-baso hit. Shuler.
Thrce-base hit, prentiss. Stolen bases,
Prentiss, Beatty .; Harrington. Man
nering. Johnson, ElSridEe. Double
plays. c. Hoover, Townsend, john
s3p Rs.ror-- -C.'--r Hover johrson,
Tort@1d. Gihbs InlT on bases. du
Pont. g: Dover. O. Bases on balls, off
Crouch. 4; Off Horsey, 8. Struck out
by Crouch. 9; by Horscy, G. Wild
pitches. Crouch, Horscy. Umpire,
Lucas.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04

crsneers to Initiate.
AZ q meeting of Diamond State
Grange tonight twenty new meme
bcrs win bo initiated.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04

Pharmacy Board Meeting.
The state Board OF Pharmacy VIII
hold "a meeting IN Dover tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1909-10-04
SCORE by INNINGS.

eBeatty out for not touoing first
base.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-29
CUTICURA CURED HIM
NEVER TROUBLED SINCE

"My little grandson when a year old
had eczema all over his whole body and
head IL lasted nearly three years. He
had big sores on his head and the mat
ter would run from them He suffered
from the itching and burning and would
scratch until he would bleed He was a
perfect sight. We tried every kind OF
salve and soap but they did no good
After spending hundreds Of dollars. and
having several doctors. which did him no
good, we saw the Cuticura Remedies adj
vertised and we got some to see il they
would help him. We used the Cuticura
Soap to wash him with and then applied
the Cuticura Ointment. They cured
him nicely He is now five and has
never been bothered with it since. Mrs.
David Ames, Columbia Ave. Rock
land, Me-, Feb. D and Mar. 9, 1902"