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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1910-03-29
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n n last Saturday night, between
" Sharon and the residence of Mr. w.
s. Love, a Black Leather Bill Purse.
Liberal reward offered. if returned to
G.. w. WHITESIDES. Sharon, s. c.
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6 C BROWN LEGHoRNs

A ND Rhode Island Red Eggs, at 10
N cents a setting. No. 5. Yorkville.
w. ]. NEIL
25 TT If.
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Sperial autires.
Rates Via Southern Rwy.

Excursion Rates Via Southern Rwy.
Account annual Continental Con-
gress. Daughters of the American Rev
olution, the Southern Railway an
nounces excursion rates to Washing
ton, D. c., tickets to be sold April 18th,
14th and 18th, limited to reach original
starting point, returning not later than
midnight of May End, 1910. Round trip
rates from principal points as follows:
Columbia, $1S40: Rock Hill. $l545
Chester, $16.15: Gaffney, $3.50: Blacks
burg, $16.15; Spartanburg. $ln2O; IN
ion. 1920: Yorkville, $15.95; LancaS-
ter. sl5.95: Blackville, s2015. For
further information. tickets, etc, ap-
ply to Southern Railway ticket agents,
or address ]. L. Meek, Asst. Gen1. Pas
senger Agent. Atlanta, Ga. or w. r.
MCGEE, Div. Passenger Agent. Charles
ton, S. c.
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SWEET POTATOES

n NE hundred bushels of the finest
" home raised variety. Address No.
!. YOrkvillc.
J. T.. THOMAS.
% If 2t'
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YOUR LAST CHANCE

S ATURDAY, APRIL 2ND. is the
- last day | make pictures in York
vlle-21 for 20 Cts. All Photos made
Saturday April 2, will be delivered
Monday, April 1.
GEM STUDIO,
Yorkville.
Next Dr. \. Y. Cartwright
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NOTICE
To the Farmers Of Sharon, South
Carolina.

Carolina.
IN HIS is to certify that We have APP
L pointed Mr.. ]. A. BROWN, to rep
resent us in the sale of "SIMPKINS
PROLIFIC COTTON SEED" All
those wishing to purchase them. will
please place their order as early as
convenient, which we will fill at $l0O
per bushel f. o. b. Raleigh. SatiSfac-
ton guaranteed to every purchaser.
w. A. SIMPKINS tS Co,
1t Raleigh. y. &.
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HERNDON & GORDON

A few things that you should buy
Riqht Now from us! Eight or ten
bushels of fine Irish POtatoes-Early
Rose, Goodrich and Peerless. No dan
ger of raising too many Irish potatoes.
Plant several patches, at different
times. of different varieties. You're
now listening to an Irishman. who is
an Irish potato artist. And you want
the balance of our fine Onion Sets. And
we've got Onions, too. And we have
a 4S pound box of Blue Ridge Sun
Dried Apples" a pound in a box, ut
10 cents a pound. Try box! And
those fine ocean Whiting" are going
fast. A young man living right on the
creek, just bought so cents worth.
Cheaper to buy them than to catch
them. And we've got fine California
Peaches and Dried Apples. And we
have a brand new lot of Tinware-
School Buckets. ! and | gallon oil
Cans. And then try our Toasted Corn
Flakes
Read next Fridays al.
Hastily,
HERNDON & GORDON.
HIDES
am buying all the time. Bring
them ir. w. II. HERNDON.
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a@ The Best Stationery is not too
good for your business. Send your or
ders to The Enquirer office.
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AT THE CHURCHES.
EPISCOPAL.

There will b" prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at 1.3O o'clock.
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METHODIST.

There will be prayer meeting on
"Wednesday evening at 7.30 o'clock.
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PRESBYTERIAN.
There will be prayer meeting on
Wednesday evening at s O'Clock.
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ASSOCIATE REFORMED PRESBY-
TERRAIN.
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EPISCOPAL.
Service tomorrow evening at I.3O
o'clock, at which Rt. Rev. w. \. Guer-
~ will be present
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Prayer meeting on Wednesday after
noon at 40 o'clock.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
FOURTH COMMITTEE
STARTS OUT TODAY

Bent upon getting down to business
as soon as possible and ascertalning
just how much money can be secured
from the business .nen TO promote the
Fourth of July celebration for Bis
bee. the committee appointed to call
upon the merchants and citizens al
large met yesterday and dissx ssed
the situation.
Lists were drawn up aud the dis
tficts FOR the workers outlined. The
Committee composed Of Messrs. NJ. J.
Cunningham, pewoody. Walsh, Cal
lahan and McKeehan will canvas Main
street and vicinity. while that com
posed of Messrs Charles Cunning
ham Tovrea, Braievich and Hickey
win look after Brewery Gulch and
neishborhood.
The territorial hose race propos'-
ticn has caught on like wild6re and
win be made the feature of the cele-
hration. II win take place on Sun
day. with sufficient other games aud
sports 10 make the dag IN exceed
ingly interesting one. In the parade.
the visiting. as well as local nose
teams. will also participate. with fea-
lures furnished by the school chill
drea and fraternal societies.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
| SPORTS DOMAIN
LOCAL SPORTS NAIL
PRIZE FIGHT SEATS

Schwartz Bros. have something ia
their show window on Main street
mat Just at the present time is Of
great interest to the Supporting public
and crowds are standing about and
looking at it constantly.
II is Blue print diagram Of thc
immense arena where the greatest
fistic battle in history viii be fought.
that between Jim JsTries and lack
johnson. The price Of seats IS APP
palliDg and fifty bucks q throw is
mere bag OF shells a section mark
ed cut in red has been reserved b.
Jack Rice Of Bisbes.
Jack returned from a trip to san
Francisco the other day and brought
the blue print with MIN. While there
he reserved two or three dozen seats
for the big fight at the behest of a
number of Bisbee sports. who are
bent upon taking in the affair. X
is expected u couple of dozen. al
least. will make the trip froLi here.
and If events so shape themselves a
special may be run from Tucson. APP
pointed the gathering place FOR all
Arizona sports TO the seat Of war.
A number OF fight fans from Globe.
Clifton. MoreRci. Douglas, Tucson and
Phoenix have signified their intention
OF witnessing the battle, 50 an ali
Arizona special could be easily ar
RANGED for
Besides afording the ilstic lovers
their sport. a special OF this kind
would add another length 20 the adj
vertising chain which has been ac-
cumulating and in which the biggest
link was put in by the Eiks' journey
70 Los Angeles last summer.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
MANY EVlOlNG
THE CENSUS man

Charles /. French. census enumeI-
ator fer the district, stated tonight
that tie deputy who had in charge
the enrolment OF those in the First
ward was about through with his
work. but was not meeting with the
success he deserved.
Fully half OF the people he has
called on have been absent from
home, or else failed TO respond to his
knock he said Il have caused to
be left at the registry window at the
Dostoffice and with numerous BUSH
ness houses. seIf-addressed postal
cards containing the questions and
blank spaces for answers, which 7
wish those who have not been called
upon would procure. I'LL out and mail
to me. This will greatly aid the
work People. however. do not
seem to realize the Importance of the
enumeration and some even think
il is q great thing to avoid the census
taker.
IF they were only aware that the
statehood of Arizona depends upon
toe present census in no small meas
ure. may be they would be more
willing to come through But as It
is. only about half or maybe less than
half Of the people in the First ward
are yet TO be enrolled"
The First ward includes the terri
tory from the city limits. rear the
custom house. Up Naeo Road. Brew
cry Culch and Part of School Hill.
taking N the district up TO and in
clrdinz the Central school.
The second ward comprises School
Hin and Main street up to the Fair
store
The Third ward extends from there
to the city limits up Tombstone can
Won.
II is proposed by CSose anxious to
have Bisbee show up strong to have
the schools take a hand and the
teachers announce to their (upils the
fact that everybody should be- enum-
Grated and II deered expedieIt N
distribute cards to the pupils to be
taken home. filed out and mailed to
Enumerator French.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
cactus areued pope.

When Douglas and Bisbee play a
10 10 IL game there is a talk OF
TOO much hitting heard in some quar-
tiers and a shout OF schoolboy bali.
What would the fans of this section
think if the score had been "a TO
lI2. This was the result of the first
game Of the season between St Joe
and Desmoines. Roland Wolfe was
catching for ST. Joe and DesMoines
was the winner. The hits were q
to IA and errors mounted 70 double
|, figures.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Four hundred gallons OF milk
year Is the average Yield Of a heal
thy COW.
Seventy square feet OF belt surface
per minute will transmit one horse
power
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Ready for Opening.

Douglas fans are talking OF the ex-
cursion TO Bisbee on Sunday. I'm
doubtedly a number OF enthusiasts
will accompany the team Saturday.
but Sunday is to be the big day. The
railroad has informed Manager
ODonovan that the rate will be an
open one OF $125 for the round trip
to Bisbee. good all day. Anyone can
take advantage of this, can spend all
OF his or her time in Bisbee. going
up on the morning train. or can
spend the morning n the city and
take In the game in the afternoon.
or leave on the 1 O'Clock train and
go direct to the grounds. The same
rate prevails for the golf players who
will pass the morning on the links at
Corta- There should be q big dele
CATION from Douglas TO help Bisbee
open the season. On the same days
Cananea enteTtains FL Paso in Cana
nea and the Pass City bunch may
possibly stop over and play a Mon
day game in Douglas.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

A writer in the FL Paso Herald
suggests the name Of Pathfnders for
the FL Paso team. Shades Of Vic
wall.ng and Dan o'DonoVan- Vic
and his Cananea outfit blazed the
trail. The Don and Douglas cut the
trail into a wide road Now If FL
Paso is finding a path they must
have strayed from the way that Is
already laid out to the goal Of sue
cess.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
Connected by lee Hamilton.
CLOUTs OVER THE FENCE SHOW
B|SBEE BUNCH HAVE THEIR
BATTING CLOTHES On NOW

sacker. together with old Pop Ed
inunds. late OF the 1903 Muckers and
the II Paso Sox. have won homes up
there. Wonder il pop eats up aun-
drUd dollars worth OF meal tickets
q month. as he did here The first
part OF last season?
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

cananea has a bunch of players
that look mighty good at the very
drop of the flag. They will take
some beating but the Demons have
only a wholesome respect for them,
no fear at all
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29
DOUGLAS DOPE.
lnonglas International.


Score another for Douglas. The in
.-sitable O'Donosan Don has put an
other over the managers OF the teams
CT the Cactus league. While they
talked of strengthening. of obtaining
new pitchers and what they would
dc, the Douglas Don acted. Result
another Glass A pitcher.
Eli Gates is TO be a Demon. He
may be expected in time for the
game with Bisbee on Saturday. This
is the result OF recent negotiations
which eliminated in the sending OF
transportation today. Several wires
were burned up before the desired
result was obtained, but the Don
landed his man. He, with Harry
Kane. will be able TO carry the brunt
of the Douglas burden so far as
chucking goes.
Gates is not of doubtful caliber.
He is a tried and trained player.
In 1908 he and Ruhlbach won the
championship for sedalia, Missouri.
He kept on rising and in 1908
pitched many winning games for the
Washington Nationals. Last season
found him playing in Minnesota and
he wintered on the coast This spring
LeBrand caught him in several games
and Deak states that he has every
thing that can be desired and III
make the Cactus league batters guess
and reach. He was wired transpor.
tation this morning and may be
here fornorroW
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Stanley Gray. q pitcher. has re-
ported 70 Manager Frank Harbuek
for duty. Harbuck has also wired
for the loan of W. A. Brady aow
with the Shreveport club. Harbuck
has released both Gilman and Har-
ben. and Is hard at work securing
the woods for twirlers in order to
give a good account CT the Huskies
on opening day.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

berg intends to head .aat way and
Bosquet and Poc Edmunds are al.
ready occupying berths in the Me-
tropolis OF the North.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Harbuck talks OF a pitcher who
was sold TO Cleveland for $4,000 and
then farmed out. and OF a classy
Class c pitcher. ODonovan proceeds
to land a Glass A man. Eli Gates.
They all have TO take on their hats
to the Don.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Clifton and Morenci have played
their second practice game Clifton
won and the two teams now have an
sven break.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Savanna neads Harry Eane THIS
far this team has played eleven
games and won only one.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Two clean clouts over the fence
were inter sting developments dur
ing he morning practice at the ball
park yesterday morning. aud the
witnesses Of The performance were
willing 10 wager that the tig thiug
will be repeated right here before
the playing schedule has many games
chalked OF slate.
The originator OF jhesr consecutive
clouts was Mr.. Deak.ns. late OF Po-
mona. California. which pressges that
his title OF Badger Deak.' will be
changed shortly to Home Run Hag-
Eerty.' or something like that.
OF course was only in practice.
ant nevertheless it was done. Both
were hit well out 10 the score board.
then took nice, healthy bounces about
sifteen feet high, and hoped the
high board hurdle with case.
Bi Deal wasn't the the only ono
who hit n ce ones, although the first
70 do the fence-jumping stunt Ey-
erybcdy was getting EN-. RICH. square
on the nose and far. far away from
where any fielder might be
That wv D. on the boys suits
may well be construed as War on
Douglas. or Woe to Demons.
when referring particularly to that
first game. which comes OF tomcrrow
afternoon.
The Douglas bunch viii probably
arrive on the morning train and viii
stop at The Copper Queen hotel A
number OF the hirty-third degree
bunch OF fans VII accompany them.
but the majority viii come up sunday
morning. They're planning to turn
out 900 TO see Harry Kane pitch the
sunday game. Besides the has ball
end of It. the Douglas golfers from
the Country Club viii also be on
hand. coming up o play the local
Country club a match and inCiden-
tally 70 see what the Demons do.
Dalrymple received a wire from
Van. the second baseman, to the
effect that ne would arrive tonight.
Mccarthy Is also on the way. Both
men viii be here for the opening.
HON r lake. while working out
at third yesterday. sustained a
banged-up mouth. and incidentally
the loss on a couple Of mOiars. A
hard-hit ball came singing his way,
and struck him squarely on the
mouth. His lip was badly cut and
two teeth knocked out He kept on
playing. however. and a visit to the
dentist viii make things right. Is
lip, however, viii be rather cut of
shape for the mex day or two.
Mccarthy. the new shorts op on
the way. has q nickname, Ike most
tossers. Hes known among his team
mates as -Scatchy" ald 10 most
fans who have seen him play. by the
sane tile.
in the ak OF changes IN the
teams lineup. the following has been
submitted to Manager Dial; sam
Frankenburg. pitch: Joe MsKeehan
catch: J. NJ O'ConneiL first base;
Jack Hinckley, second; Judge Muir
ply, short: Sam Fields. third; B. N
Pattison. left; Dan Angus, cen er;
Jesse Yoakum. right.
@Pinkie" Grincle is some hunter
as well as backstop He took ramble
Wednesday afternoon and brought
back three cotton-tail rabbits and a
bunch Of pigeons. The boys stopping
at Lowell feas ed upon them yes
ferdsy noon.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Dalrymple has decided 20 stay Z,
Bisbee. He and the directors have
buried all cinerences. II there we're
any.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Manager Dial says be did not can"
those Bisbee players, that II was
done By the directors or by the play
ers themselves. Douglas srants 20
see harmony in the Bisbee camp and
Dial given a chance to get together a
strong team. for the good OF the
game.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Manager Harbuck is reported to be
bringing six new players with him
on the first western trip of the White
Sox.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

n connection with the aforesaid
hu1t. they're handing oat story OF
how Grindle came to be compla n
ing Of a sore arm. -Pinkie' made the
trip in a buggy. and his version Of 1t
is that he was taking a pot shot al
some pigeons from the rig when the
horse started up with a jump. just
as ne fired. The start-up. coupled
with tie shot. jammed the gun
against his shoulder 4 no geis le
manner. but The other fellows say he
was standing up making The shot
and the gun simply gave one OF
those male-hke $ abs known as 9
kick. "Pinkie' says II wasn't his or
the guns fault. 50 Old Dobbia VIII
have to axe the blame. The sore
shoulder didn't affect ~Pinkie's" play
ing in the least. however.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Outf.elder Pullman mas his ticket
for y wton. Kansas. and viii pun
OFT today. It Is expected. joining the
team n tine 10 get on the job when
their regular season opens Pitcher
Ben Fehrman went TO Douglas yester
day morning. and may hook up with
,ODoncvan for awhile.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

MeFarren has gone to Globe. Elk
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Douglas has signed Pitcher vi
Gates. who worked for awhile nth
The Washington Americans He's
been twirling - the Glass A leagues
since Washington did not consider
him fast enough. but this year joins
the ranks of the dissatisfied ones
VINO kick on the salary cut being
made throughout organized ball.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1910-04-29

Mccarthy. the new shorts op on
the way. has nickname. Ike most
tossers. He's known among his team
mates as -Scatchy" ald 10 most
fans who have seen him play. by the
sane tile
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

And aboard the flagship a Jolly
party always gathers, and between
the races many an Interesting story
Of former hard-rowed races Is told.
The yachtsmen are not forgotten,
either. and the small boats that are
handled by the members of the Ho.
nolu,u Ym'ht Club are to be seen
everywhere. The Wrens are going
to race this year. and they will be
a pretty sight as they sail around
the harbor
The Myrtles are doing great work
every day "a preparation for the
rowing races. and both the senior
and junior oarsmen are coming along
nicely. The younger men are show
Ing great Improvement, and they
will surely make the Healanls
stretch both legs and arms in order
to win.
Down at the Healani shed all is
hustle every afternoon. and the
crews get out and do good spins
from o'clock on til dark. There
is no thought of defeat in the Hea-
lani minds this year. and they will
certainly do good work in the diff
ferent races.
As the regatta will probably be
all over by o'clock or so. It is pro
posed to have two games Of base
ball at the Athletic Park during the
afternoon. The Chinese Athletics
may possibly go up against the Cav
airy. and the Japanese Athletics
against the Punahous. Such dou-
ble.header would draw big crowd
for sure, and It should be consider
ed deeply.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30
ILLUMINATING GO
STOPPED BY POLICE
Club Manager Forced to Call OF
Scheduled Bout After Men Were
in Ring.

NEW YORK, Aug. l6. -- Acting
Mayor John Mitchell today stopped
the prlzefght scheduled to take place
at the Fairmont Athletic Club.
mo fights. whether preliminary
or so-called star bouts, which con.
stitute violation OF the law. will
be allowed to take place In New
York while | am in the city hall. 4"
said the acting mayor. and he back
ed his declaration with thirteen pa
troll wagons and q regiment. of re-
serves.
The fight which had been adver-
tised was to be contest between
Bill Lang, the Australian heavy
weight, and AL Kaufman OF Cali
fornia.
At $3.50 o'clock the club building
In One Hundred and phirty-seventh
street was packed to the roof with
spectators. william Gibson, man
ager, hud announced that not seat
remained to be sold.
Police Captain Post appeared at
the door With three central ONCE
men. all in citizens garb.
I'm sorry, Billy" said the cap
tain, but there won't be any fight
tonight"
mo hght!" said Gibson. much
surprised. why, look at this
crowd"
MY orders are positive" said
Captain Post. 81 have to stop the
fight, ana II you try to pull 1t of
I'll take not only the principals and
the club people. but as many OF the
spectators as the wagons will hold. ;"
That settled II. The crowd had no
inkllng as to what was going to
happen. The preliminary men ap-
peared and went through their short
bouts. Shortly n ter 10 o'clock the
ring was cleared ,or the main event.
Lang, one of the advertised contest
ants, appeared In his corner. and
Kaufman was only few seconds be
h.nd him. Gibson, the club man.
ager, climbed through the ropes and
held up his hand.
owing to police interference" he
shouted, there will be no contest
this eNcn!us All the club members
can get t-clr money back tomor-
row."
For several seconds there was dead
silence. Then a few men began to
hiss and groan, but for the most part
the crowd took the announcement
In orderly fashion and slowly filed
out through the door.
The first intimat.pn Gibson re-
ceived that the fight was to be |
stopped was when Captain Post in
formed him that the fight could not
take place.
But ! am within the law" pro-
tested Gibson.
II can't help that" answered
Post. 1--WE got my orders and they
VIII be carried out. Your prelim-
Inaries will not be mterfered with,
but the big fight can not take
place"
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-08-30

The ROYAL ACADEMY OF DANG.
ING will give an Apron and Necktie
Dance on Thursday Evening, Sep
TENDER Is, 1910; Odd Fellows Hall.
Music by the Royal Quintet Club.
Admission; Gents, Soc; Ladies. Csc.