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The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
DELMAR WILL
RACE No MORE

Announcement is made OF the re-
firing OF one OF the countrys fastest
trotters and best fun" horses. Major
Delmar, SO 81. William ]. Bradley.
the wealthy New York man, who pur-
chased the Major at the Fasig-Tipton
May sale in Cleveland two years ago
for $4,000, has decided that the old
campaigner sdall not 90 through the
strenuous training process any mo, y.
but instead shall enjoy life in as pleas.
ant manner at his Ardmair farm,
Raritan. y. j., as IL is possible for
horse 10 do.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

The sporting pases Is what decides the
Identity OF the men who are 10 draw,
the high dollar twice every month uom
the Golfers OF the magnatcs.
All over the country the rival duets
IN diplomacy are now on The bail
players are usually holding out for
liul, nXre than they really deserve,
while tFsir employers are naturally -
ferlng little less than the players
really ought 10 get The inevitable
compromise usually hits IL on about
right.
I'm n good player" argues. the malF
whose signature is SO earnestly de-
sired.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

II the magnates all had their way
about the winter baseball dope, pro-
yided by the public prints>~ there
wouldn't be a single fulsome notice
handed ball player through the
months OF November, Decepber. Jan
uary. February and March. On the
other hand the architects ot the sport
ing pages would be acting approprld
ately II they would carefully dig UP
every single bone.head play ana every
case An which one OF the diamond
artists had failed 20 deliver the goods
snd let out loud. stri"ent scream
about H.
That day when the star hitter. with
two out in the ninth, the bases full
and the score tie, ANONYMOUSLY
struck out. should be recalled to the
public mind In fiarina type. A hne
stunt for a man paid as he was!
Ard that afternoon, when the star
oltcher of the club was knocked out
of the box, losing the pennant Tor MS
club! Il should be regarded as the
most memorable Of all his achieve
ments. The boobl II he'd only struck
out a couple OF men IN the pinches'
how different would have been the
complexion OF the worlds series!
~ In the opinion of the magnates'
the treatment of Merkle during the
winter that is now coming 10 a close
comes very near the ideal.
And why?
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
SPORTING NEWS OF THE DAY, CATTLE
STARS OF ONE YEAR USUALLY
LAST TO SIGN UP FOR THE NEXT

You're lucky To be- holding JOB
IN this LEAGUE, IS always the vein or
aIFumont from the maguate
But. after It's all settled. the player
invariably confesses his belief that ne
mich. nave dons bit better last year
and will show 4 IN his work IN the
season to come, while the ma9nste.
locked In the sseluslon Of MS ohiee,
heaves a sigh OF relief and een9ratu-
lates himself that he has az last under
contract the man whom ne regards as
the most valuable In the business for
the purpose for which he Is employed.
and 4 man who, II he had his just de-
serts. would really be accorded the
c roWn In all baseball.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
MONTREAL Gets
TIGER COCk|Lk

George Cockill, the first baseman
whom Detroit tried out last spring. Is
10 go 10 DR. Jimmie Casey's Montreal
club of the Eastern league. according
20 latest reports In the estimation
Of those who saw Cockills work with
Detroit and with the champion Will
Transport club last year, he is better
batsman. base-runner and fielder than
half the guardians OF the initial sta
ton in the big leagues at present.
Cockill mas announced his retire
ment from the game. TO take up his
profession as structural steel engi-
neer but Casey must believe he Is
able 10 change this determination.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
THE DAY GATHERED FOR THE DETRC
Well Not Argue
This One Yet

In the Cleveland News ed Bang ex.
presses the opinion that the return OF
Flick ard Turner will do more for the
Maps next year than the acquisition OF
BUSH and Morisrty for the Tigers.
When the two Naplan6 lnvalids show
that they are as good as sVer-agslnst
which Il is safe 20 lay coed odds
MIR. Bang VIII be given an argument;
Bang also asks what manager would
think Of trading Flick for Morlarty,
and Turner fer Buah.
IT'S safe 10 say that Cleveland for
one would be tiekleo TO death at any
such chance. and would be ready 10
give a LITTLE $4,000 to boot And It's
lust as safe to predict that Detroit
would scorn the proposition.
incidentally. Mr.. Moriarty's first
name is George. not Mike.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
TannehHI All RIqht Again.

Lee TannehIll. the clever third base
man OF the White Sox. has fully re-
covered his hoalth and says that BIO
will play In HIS old time form the
coming season. lie hasn't been really
himself for couple OF seasons. owing
TO INJURIES but when be Ia right he
compares favorably with any third
corner man in the country, He has
already signed his contract. which
makes the worries Of President Co
miskey one less, as II was thought that
Tan" might give up the game this
season.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
MAYBE 1T WAS THEN
SHRUBB STUDIED TOE

In his last workout, prior TO the In
jury Saturday which caused Alfred
Shrubb 10 ask for postponement OF
his race with Tom Longboat, the Brit
ish runner, covered 20 miles In train
ing in 1855 That is some better than
the worlds record. and Is considered
guarantee that the Briton will give
Longboat all he cares to handle all the
way in their race. which is at the Mar
athon distance OF over 20 miles.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

cornered only after half the fans in
Detroit were ready 10 call IN The alien
.sts 20 pass on their per,urbed minds >
Every year they were duhbine
Harold Chase the infant prodigy he
was boosting the ante and holding out
till he got IT, The same was the case
with George Stone. after the winter IL
which everybody was talking about his
marvellous rise from a Boston discard
10 81. Louis batting king.
BUt why carry the illustration any
further? The star players 0f one year
are nearly always the most reluctant
signers OF the next spring, and the
verdict OF the public, as expressed In
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
TIGER NEMESIS
TAKES ON WEIGHT

ST. LOUIS. Jan. 25.-Bill Bailey,
the Browns -southtpaw, is one OF the
first 20 sign up for next season.
Bailey made poor showing as box
man last season. but his health was
poor He writes from his home In
Texas that ne now weighs around the
ls0ypound mark, and is in good play
ing form already
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
ST. LOUIS WELCOMES
CHANCE OF BARRETT

In the St. Louis Times Hal Lanigan
states that Roger Bresnahan would
make ten-strike by landing Jimmie
Barrett, the old-time Detroit fayorite
Bsrrett and Bresnahan have been
negotiating for some time and indica-
lions point 10 the attainment OF an
agreement. Barrett's knee Is appar-
emily entirely recovered.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
CASS CLUB ELECTS
FIVE NEW MEMBERS

At a meeting OF the newly incor-
porated Cass Baseball club Saturday
evening. Howard Taylor. William +.
Marie, Jacob Mazer, Arthur Harrison
and Edwin J. Smith were elected TO
membership.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
KUBIAK AND MARVIN
HART MEET TONIGHT

AL KubIak. the alleged Michigan
wonder, and Marvin Hart. who claims
the championship OF the world Oh &C
count OF a decision over Jack Johnson.
are scheduled 10 meet tonight before
Pittsburg club. II Kubiak wins he
will start Immediately for California.
where he will go otter Al Kaufman.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Both Are Afraid.

Much regret Is being expressed
about New York by the announcement
that Manager Stallings OF the Van.
KEGS will not allow his men 10 play the
Reds an ante-season series at Atlanta
this coming spring II the series were
played Il might show UP either one
OF the teams, which Is largely tie rea.
son that e viii not DO played.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Eyerybodys Happy.

Word comes from Alabama that the
weather ~ nne and horses are taking
their daily work on the track. The
same mail brings word from Wlnni
peg that the weather r. fine and the
horses are getting their daily work
Oh the lce.-Chlesgo Horseman,
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Wrestler Has a challeros

Harry Davis, middle&olght wges
Ter, wants match with Clyde Bleak,
ley, or any other local or STATE crap.
pier, lie ID under the management
OF Benny Klock, who can be reached
az " 5473 or City 64S6.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Only u Long Shots Home
h front in 1000 Races

Out OF more than 1000 races
run on American tracks during
1908 only 81 winners were quot
ed at odds of 40 to, or better.
The longest priced winner OF
last year was Percy Green, who
scored al Louisville last May al
odds of 1879 10 /. the price paid
by the pari-mutuel machines.
which we're then in use nj all OF
the Kentucky tracks The only
horses 20 win at 100 10 l were
Alloviator and Col. jewell at
Santa Anita. Scmper Vera aud
Mystlfler az Latonia. August
Belmont's Field Mouse. who
won nj Belmont park last
spring. was quoted at 100 to
by few layers. but the general
quotation was 60.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Another Baseball Family.

Arthur Eagan. the new catcher o;
the Athletics. is one OK 10 brothers.
and few years ago the brothers
formed an nll-Eagan nine OF no mean
ability.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Only a eloorer.

Where, oh, where is that terrioi1
National league umpire scandal that
&threatened TO shake organized base.
ball To It's very foundations Chi
eago lnter-Ocean
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
Kid Basketball Teams, Attention.

Any team OF basketball averaging
round II years Of age can get a game
by calling up Manager Bruce Carly OF
the Champlain A. c., at E. 2300-J.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

TO CtUE COI.D N UNF DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Ouinlne TAB:
TO cure. Z W, GROVES signature 10
en- each box. Rbc
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25
SPORT VIEWS
and REVIEWS
Bly,.
PAUL II.
BRUSKE.

|
In a league next Byron.
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

Take the hold-outs OF the recent
years In the American league! Haven't
they, nine times out OF ten, been the
star players of the season In immedi-
ate retrospect?
Who are they this year?
Wen. foremost, perhaps, is big Ed
Walsh, over whom the winter prints
have gushed to a greater extent than
any of his rivals-the iron man who
has often been styled this winter, tho
entire Chicago team. Ed wants $500
and says he Is really two pitchers.
And there is Fielder Jones. who last
season enjoyed his most effective year
OF recent date and whose team. though
only mediocre on paper, nevertheless.
had a chance for the pennant. right
down to the last game Of the SEIZED
ule--a feat of which the public prints
have been singing the praises ever
since snow began to fly. Fielder
wants $4,000 for running the Sox next
year.
Nor should Lou Criger, peerless
catcher. be forgotten-he who is being
given credit for more than half Of Cy
Youpg's effective pitching and whose
doughty exploits In Boston's worlds
championship years are being recalled
TO mind quite frequently. Lou Is also
among the hold-outs.
Walter Johnson, wonder pitcher,
has Warrington In a frenzy over his
demand for $4,000. Charlie Schmidt IS
admittedly q source OF worry here In
Detroit In 1907 Charles was dubbed
q crustecean by those who saw him
only IN the worlds series. This win.
ter he has been getting credit In the
aftermath dope. Don't think that
many OF, these stories go to waste
Charlie keeps scrapbook rs do most
OF the wise players.
And the hold-outs OF the past! who
have they been!
Well. In 1907 Ty Cobb led the league
In batting and base-stealing. He was
the darling child of the winter dope
artists. Did Ty rush TO get under
cover for 1908? Or was he finally
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

III wow OF ne TNNI INT Inany peTsOns IeKlsE
who are OF the opinion taat they would make
good umpires ana are longing for the chance to
demonstrate the fact that will entitle> them
the fat stipend which Is usually the lot of "a
petsnt arbitrator Il may be interesting TO present
The Detroit times., 1909-01-25

OIL Merely because the winter time
is the date when the magnates are
signing up their men for the coming
year and the men are prone to keep
little clipping bureau Of the pleasant
things said about them, producing the
same when contract-sisnins day comes
round and submitting them In the
form OF q brief whose purpose 10 the
extortIno Of a good-slzed raise Tor
the season that 10 to come.
It's simply a business proposition
on either aide. The player quite nat
urally likes his little salary raise.
while the manager is Just as logically
as anxious TO scale down the prices
as much as possible, meaning. as II
does quite often. the difference be
tween a losing and winning season
when the books are balanced in Oct
ober.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
State of South Dakota
County OF Bon Homn1e S.

In County Court. . Il,
In the matter of the estate of D.. D.. Gano
deceased. ~: I- -.
On reading aud fling the petition Of W.. S.
Brant and Jane Gano' setting forth the amount
OF personal estate that has come to their hands
debts outstanding against said deceased ami a
description OF all the real estate of which said
deceased died seized, and the condition and
value or the respective portions thereof, and
lowing described real estate, to-wit: The south
west quarterof section four and the north
west quarter of section nine, in township
ninety-eight, range ffty-eiRht. in Hutchinson
said petition that there is not Sufficient person
al estate in the hands OF said petitioners to nav
said debts and expenses of administration and
mat it's necessary, in order to pay said debts
and expenses TO sell said real e~state,-
1t is therefore ordered, that all persons in.
teres'ed in said estate appear before The JUDGE
OF this Court on the 3lst. day of December :
D. 1909 at ten o'clock A. NJ, 'of said day at the
Court room OF Said Court House in the CITY of
TJ udall in said County of Bon Homnne. ti,en
and there to show cause why an order should
not be issued TO said petitioners to sell said
real estate according to the prayer of said pc
titi"n: nat a copy of this order shall be pub
lisl1ed for four successive weeks prior to said
day of hearing in the Citizen Republican a
legal weekly newspaper printed ait Scotland in
said County of Bou Hot111ie and personally
served on, all persons interested in said es-
tate, residing in said State of South Ils,.ot,
at least ten DAYS before said day Of ,11ear;na,
and upon all other persons interested accord,
ing to law. q
Dated at Tyndal1, South Dakota this first
day of December A. d. 1900. Af' LIS
By the Court, w. L. Redden. z
Judge of the County court.
Attest; X. K. Robinson, Clerk.
]. L Meighen, f r's
Attorney for Petitioners.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

La ~ FsZ FHStA .Tf1Eeez
We notice from the Maiden,
Wash Register, that our former
townsman. Ralph P. Lopn.is, is
the candidate for the first Mayor
OF the new town. He received the
unanimous nomination at a mass
meeting of the citizens, SO will un-
doubleday be elected. Regarding
the nomination the Register says /:
Charles Cleveland was. recog-
nrlzed by the chair. In a few. we'll
chosen remarks, he told how the
man whom he wished to. nominate
had been honered in his former
home by being made deputy county
treasurer; had held several posi-
tons of responsibility in a number
OF banks; one whose judgment
could not be questioned, and whose
morals We're above reproach. He
then offered the name of Ralph P.
LOOMS as. the nominee. 1t was
Immediately seconded by a num-
Der. There were no other nomina-
lions, and. Mr.. Loomis. received
the unanimous vote of the meeting.
80 -...-
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

49, NHNEE iEF4gf1Er4 y e. -
night to night while they last. SO
far there have been So conversions,
and we. earnestly hope and pray
that Scotland will be stirred as
never before. Let every body do
their duty while the meetings con-
tinue. This is. the time to help
save a soul. Don't shirk your re-
sponsibility and duty in the future.
Don't forget to come opt to every
service and bring. some one with
you. There will be three services
on u Sabbath. Arrange your work
to be there.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
SUPPLEM N
TO CITIZEN REPUBLICAN
Scotland, So. Oak,
Dec, 9, 1909.

The recent decision of the state
supreme court, sustaining the anti
determinations law passed i,v The
legislature OF 1907 is Of far ree,h.
ing inheritance. The case Mas
brought against the Central Lum-
Der company of Minneapolis which
operates a line OF ya.la in The
northern part of the state. The
evidence showed that the
had fixed its prices arbitrarily, low
erlng them at points where it g. me
IN competition with in l~4p.rl.nt
yards, for the .purpo-. Of diving
out competition, AMI after his
was done abnormally raising item.
The lower court held thar thi, was
conspiracy in restraint Of trade.
and under the law was puni-im lie
by a fine of from 5000 10 SIC, 900.
and Punishment from the stale.
The supreme court nmw cnntions
the decision of thu lower conrt.
This policy, has been pursued by
other lumber companie- loiss bug
mess in the state; by the >tand.
ard OH company and various other
large corporations, and this @i4ris-
ION will doubtless have. . wlnle-
som effect in preventing such dis
elimination In the fn.ure.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

- 49, - 5000 F.. teat earE, RI ~. -. ,-E
The union revival meetings con-
tinue at the NJ. D.. church with in
creased interest. Regardless Of
the heavy snow and cold weather
the attendance has increased from
night to night. The gospel is
preached in it's simplicity and no
one car listen without being con-
WINGED that there is but one way to
live that is the true, consecrated
christian life. The singing led by
Mr.. G. b, Faust and the solos by
Mrs. Edgar, are a rich treat to the
people of Scotland. Perhaps the
most touching of the songs so far
was rendered by Mr.. Faust on
Wednesday night entitled "Tell
Mother lll be There. It is ear
nestly hoped that everyone will
avail themselves Of these golden
opportunities of the services from
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
BAND AND ORCHESTRA.
"UncIe Toms Cabin Again,

Uncle. Toms Cabin never grows
Old. There runs tI'rp il a vein of
pathos peculiarly touching and
sweet. Il spea ks the universal Ian
gnage of the hpmrt Il n fleets hike
q prism the innermost phases of
the human emotion L. is more
than a play. 1t is q moral classic.
1t argues for two Of the greatest
themes that IA enthuse the n,iua !:
human liberty and immortality of
the soul. Notwithstanding it's fre
quent production, it is seldom Que
sees the play as it is now presented
by J. Q. Chunn's colossal spectac-
ular company. It is like meeting
an old friend after many years.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

Buy your Christmas and New
Year Cards early before the line is
broken. See Treiber's line.
Mr.. Herman of Mitchell was in
our city over Sunday looking after
his claim,
Mrs. n. A. Reeves accompanied
Mrs. Lumley, the Grand Matron.
to Yankton Tuesday 10 attend an
Eastern Star meeting.
=. =. Wheeler has 90 mpleted
his new grain elevator at the new
town Of Neuberg, between this
place and Tyndall. and it was
opened for business Wednesday.
The house has a capacity Of 90. 900
bushels, and it will be run by Mr..
lac. Barreth, Jr.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
The old fashioned way of DOSING

me old fashioned way of dosing q
weak stomach, Or stimulating the
Heart or Kidneys is all wrong. DR.
ohoop first pointed out this error. Til.
y why his prescription - DIR. Sboon,s
IVestorative-is directed entirely to the
cause of these ailments tile weak ~,
sue or controlling nerves. 1T isn,t 6,
diH1cult, says DR.. Shoop, to strenatben
q weak Stomach, Heart or Kidneys, if
IN goes at it correctly. Each inside
organ has its controlling or inside
nerve. When these nerves fail, then
tnose organs must surely falter. These
VITAL truths are leading druggists eyerv-
Where to dispense and recommend DR.
Restorative. Test it a few
Jays, and see. Improvement win
promptly and surely follow. Sold BY
y w. Russell Drug Co.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
Tell Some Sick One
It Is Free If 1t Fails.
VIII you do an act Of Humanitvq

VII you do an act Of Humanity?
remarkable offer? A'nA VI THIS. my
Tell him or her, that you have 10, rnoa -
the tbi SinI. 70 certain that its maker dare SAY ~ (,
free free HE ii f fai T. j Is absolutely and unconditionaaliiyy
and you. no doubt, already know of n,
ohoop restorative and its popularity. "
! edv fn ~ ~ years It has been the standard rom.
everywhere in 4 mor hlailey and Heart ailments
,boso Mneh the inside" or controlling rervos ~
R asfe III u ~ organ begin to fail. it is Dr. Shoopts
tliened, and bron a1t tu, 4t vltal1zed, and streng-
pack to health again. Ni'e' NY organs
the ueartn y x I3sa the Stomach. nor stimulate
1N' Air n hlaneys-for that is all wrong.
". snoops Restorative goes direct ia tho
s hss9 u ticse a1lnents-the failing. faltering
taslae or controlling nerves. And herein los ~.
keynote TO my success. Aies the
When these nerves arc ao,i,
s sig, then that is the certain end Of III aila
the orIv I nby y Is a great satisfaction that / am
~ s. !; iake my prescription for full 80 daue an ig
mine- lnas 70 help you. the entire eSpsn :, aiI :.
Then mhysAouzdtne s1ch take ann
cH09fce on any other 2peaici,e .aaaas
mahe'' dare nat back 1T just AZ do 10,
nus 3ehna7hadie oBe2.s "
also have a Rheumatic pemodu-
al.euy IS covered by the same iden+;cni .M
iDp' no pay protective plan. NO
,ou ,yo,1 5Iladss. sou are free to consult me i,,st . f.
he h OH y Sour nome physician. My advice ana q
- '1oh peloW are yours-and without cost e"o
= Ieflapsa word or two from ma viii o,ao,
non tbo 1y., ~ allment. 1 havehelped thousands
aersonai ady Has 6y my private prescription or
'ortn your simple request. 40 surely
he message me to send send you an order at once. Take
= p9Stal VIII bring the opportunitv
ist 10 WI, VII nave an honest and t~rustworthv dr,,r
test. felleutly go for the so
ists 81 first, ask me for the order. for air dr,r
So ws;t hu1iorlzed to give the 80 day test
t Mste me now and save ali DELAYS Re.
iDof "a tomorrow never comes Iddr y
~, shoop, Box II. Racine, Wis. Auures
Which Book Shall I SEND yon3
0. On Dyspepsia NJ -
On the Heart NJ for Women
o.s On the Kidneys No q pn Men
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

M 4 > J@tg 49, 80 4 4eBjsas s. III tLtN
Fred Helm sold is farm south
OF town yesterday tp,a gentleman
from Iowa for ST. per mere. The
deal q made through Mike DON
ley I;
Mrs.aad Mrs. 3. 9. Berry are
over from ! olises today;
Cagl al'd, Fred Hirsch Of Tripp.
" re i, Scotland Wednesday.
" g. Haynes received the al.
.ou cems"' this Ii. week Of the mar,
rri,is.e # Jas Rieaemann, at Rns
srAs, Ali.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09

The management doubtless believes
in the maxim, What's worth do
ing is worth doing WE'LL" They
have brot together in this produc-,
ton all the requisites that go to
make up a first--class, entertain
ment. ]. D. Chunn's Greater I'm
Gle Toms Cabin Company will. ex-
hibit at Scotland, Monday evening,
December 18th.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1909-12-09
Rich Mems Gifts Are Poor

beside this II want to 90 on rec.
ord as saying that l regard Elec.
srlc Bltters as one of the greatest
gifts that God has made to wo.
man. writes Mrs. O. Rhinevault,
OF Vestal Center, N. Y, "I can
never forget what it has done for
me-" This glorious medicine gives
q woman buoyant spirits, vigor of
body and jubilant health. It quick.
" cures nervousness, sleeplessness,
melancholy, headache, backache,
ialntlng and dizzy spells; soon
builds up the weak, ailing and sick.
y. Try them. SOC at Bruhn &
otonebraker's.