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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
LOCALS WIN EASY
PILOTS MADE THE VISITORS DO
THE TosoGeAN STUNT YES.
TERDAY AFTERNOON

1t took couple of extra pages in
the score hook yesterday afternoon
to keep a correct account of the runs
and hits made by the locals and the
errors made by Blackshear in the
second game of the series between
the two clubs And then the scorer
was compelled to use half dozen
extra pencils and was tempted to
employ couple of assistants before
the game was finally over.
Truly it was a great exhibition OF
the national sport, but the fans
seemed to have enjoyed the comedy
side of the game and overlooked any
good plays that might have been
made
The score, as best it could be fig
ured, was II to 4. 1t will take a
couple of days to figure out the hits,
errors, ETC., therefore it is impossible
to publish the official score this
morning.
If ever a baseball was knocked to
all corners Of the lot during a sin
gle game the Filots did it Yesterday
The three fielders of the Blackshear
team were kept busy from the time
the game started until the very last
inning. Virgins was in The box for
the Blackshear team, and probably
received the worst drubbing yet re-
corded against him. But he was not
altogether responsible for the defeat.
for most of his teammates seemed
to have had an off day, and errors
were about as numerous as hits.
Young Baumgartner was in the
box for the Pilots but he did not
find it necessary to pitch hard in or
der to win the game.
The third game of the series will
be played this afternoon, ana il WI.
again by Ladies Day all of the fair
sex being admitted free It is hoped
that a good crowd will be III attend
ance. as much better game is prom
ed, than the two preceding ones.
Estep, who pitched good ball for the
visitors Thursday, (but who did NOT
have a catcher to hold HIM will
again be on the mound fer Black
shear, and as he now has Henderson
to catch him the locals will not have
the easy time they have mad. Bruins
Wick's Star Battery" Walker and
Bowen, will again work, and With
the ladies to cheec Things up, an il
tereSting game G1n 5a looked fur.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
TO HAVE REAL BALL GAME
Old Timers to Play on Next Wednes-
day Afternoon.

Brunswick will see a real baseball
game next Wednesday afternoon, a
regular big league game, with big
league material in it.
The game is tc be played for the
benefit of the baseball association
and it promises to be one of the
most interesting contests of the
kind ever fought out on the local dia-
mond, Notwithstanding the many bat
ties in this city between the rats
and leans, etc.
Two clubs have teen selected and
in a game in the last ten years viii
be eligible for the position on eth
er club. It will simply be a game
between ''has beens" and the pres
ent "ought-to-be" or ''think-they are
will be shown a thing or two.
In order that there will not be a
shortage of players, there will be
a dozen on either team, not that
this number will play in the game,
hut it is expected, that the game
will be so speedy that substitutes
will be needed frequently and plenty
of extra material will be on hand.
The captains of the respective
teams refused to make public their
line up, for fear the opposing team
might wire for Cobb Or Wagner or
Mathewstn or Others to help out,
but they will both give out the full
line up for publication tomorrow.
AS stated, the game is to be play
ed for the benefit of the baseball as
sociation and it is expected that the
grand stand will be crowded with
fans, anxious to see some more of the
old-time baseball.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
THEY FIND MUCH GOLD
Spanish Fortress When Demolished
Gives Up Treasure.

Lisbon, Aug 5.-A great find of
treasure has been made ar Alcazaha
Centuries ago castle was built to
defend the town against the Moorish
invaders. Recently the twer fell and
some of the stones burieI a house,
killing two OF the occupants ard in
juring seven others.
ThereupOn the authorities decided
to demolish the castle, arc during
excavations in the deep dungeons p
number OF skeletons, evidently pris-
oners who had died in goal, we .
brought to light Two iron chests
were also unearthed and they were
found to be full cf old Spanish and
Portuguese gold and silver coins. At
the bottom of the chest were a mum,
ber of gold and silver bars The
whole is estimated to be worth ever
S15O,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
CONTEST AT THE GRAND.
A Great Deal Of Interest in Being
Manifested.

The annual season ticket contest
is now on at the Grand and is Great
ing great deal of interest as this
years contest is open to every pat
ron. Last years contest was a yot-
ing one, this seasons is a drawing,
and everybody has a chance at win
ming the season ticket which will
entitle the holder to the best reserv-
ed seat in the theatre to all atract-
ions and motion picture performances
of the season. .
As the attractions booked for the
Grand the coming season are the
greatest in the history Of the Thea
tire, everyone will want TO win the
ticket Numbers are given to all pat
rons at each performance ana on
Sepr lst the drawing will take place
on the stage of the Grand The only
condition attached to the contest is
that The winner will have to be in the
theatre, or another number will be
drawn and SO on until someone in
the house has the lucky number Re-
member, Save your Coupons"
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
SOUTH GEORGIA IS
RAL.L-.Y|NC To
SMITH
REPORTS FROM ALL OVER THIS
SECTION SHOW THAT SENTl-
MENT IN FAVOR OF The FORM
Err GOVERNOR is GROWING

From all over over south Georgia
come favorable reports as to the can
didacy of Hon. HOke Smith. AMI it is
freely predicted by prominent clti-
zens from the various counties
around here, the former governor
will carry many that he lost in the
former contest.
Hon b. Atkinson, county school
commissioner of Camden and form
er representative, who was here yes
terday, said Hoke Smith sentiment
is growing nCamden, that he be-
lieved the county would go for him,
1t will be remembered that Camden
went for Brown in the last election,
j. Fred Smith, one Of the largest
turnpentine operators in the state,
is right from Lowndes, and he says
it is safe to predict that Smith will
carry his county. He knows OF many
who have, and are changing d@ily
from Brown to Smith and he thi
there is no doubt about the result
there Lowndes is also one. Of the
counties that went for Brown in the
last race.
Hon j. W. Butts, tax collector OF
Decatur, who has been spending
some days here, is very sanguiue as
to the result in his county and he
thinks Mr. Smith will have no trou-
bic in rolling up a tremendous ma
jority.
C. H Ficken, who travels in sever
al counties in this section for the
American Biscuit company, and who
resides in Ware, says Smith will car
ry that county without any trouble
and the thinks it is easy for the
forer governor in large majority
of the counties through which he
travels. ,;
At the Oglethirpe last night there
was a coterie cf travelling men and
while one out of six was for Brown,
that one had to acknowledge that it
looked very much like Smith all over
the southern part of the state.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06

one of the mud-slingipg kind, but one
of facts and eloquent statements of
these facts that should sweep him
into the gubernatOrial chair. There
was no issue left untouched; no
chance of any miScOnStruction of his
attitude on any question-in fact,
issues, from the smallest to the i'm
portant, were covered in a plain, con-
else manner, which left no misunder-
standing as to his position, in the
minds of his hearers.
There is but little doubt but that
the meeting tonight has made thous-
ands of votes for Mr.. Smith, and il is
generally thought that Fulton will
give him large majority
At Headquarters.
The mail at Smith headquarters
today was the heaviest since Mr.
Smith announced his candidacy
There We're over 400 letters in he
pile. and at noon it had been impCs.
sibIe Tor Mr.. Smith to read them
Many Interruptions had delayed him
but the size of the mail itself almost
staggered him.
There were scores of letters from
the so called doubtful counties and
it was announced that the reports
were mere encouraging than any that
have been received up to date. Nj
Smith himself was enthusal over the
outlook.
There were 50 men in the head
quarters when the former governor
visited the rooms. He was received
with cheers by his friends, and spent
a profitable half hour, meeting peo-
pie from all sections cf the state and
discussing with them the guterna-
torial situation in their respective To-
calitieS,
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
THIS ACTRESS FREss LOVER
Percy Pembroke Owes Liberty to
Grace Eaten.

San, Francisco, Cal, Aug. 5-Grace
Eaton, u former member OF Olga
Netherscle's company, was at the
gates of TIE San Quentin penitentiary
today to welcome young Percy PEN
broke. an Oakland youtn, WHO was
released on parole. Pembroke was a
member of the Nether3ole company
when il was playing in Oakland and
Miss Eaton tell in love with njm
He was convicted of robbery and
was sent to San Quentin for tong
term. Miss Eaton, aided by Olga
Nethersole, was mainly irs1rument-
a in obtaining the youths fre adom
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
A!RDOWE OPENS

The Pastiaa Airdomo, brunswlck'5
first open al amusement parl. was
opened last night at tho bail park
and was big success. Large
crowds attended and were delighted
with the delicious cool breezes. and
the splendid pictures.
Even better pictures are prom s2d
for tonight. as some improvements
have been made in the electric Cur
rent. This place promises to he
come the most popular place IN
brunswick. .IA&4El
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
A Street SWEEPER
PROBABLE THAT THE CITY WILL
PURCHASE one AT An
EARLY DAE.

brunswict viii soon g. something
which has been needed since The nrsc
block OF paving was coInrle.ed. and
that is a street sweeper, an1 j. is
probable council will authorize lis
purcahse at the next maeHn. to bn
held by taat body.
The sweeper will not only sage tH
city large amount Of money annaI
Iy, hut it will do better wor< and do
it in less time than It would take
score of men.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
WANTS SEVERAL TEAMS HERE
Fan Sug1ets That We Have Baseball
Even Without Visiting Teams

EVER Wlthout VisitIng seams.
The Brunswick News, City
Gentlemen; If you should feel
that You can give the csuggesti0n be-
low space in your columns. same will
le highly appreciated by the writer.
/ suppose that you are interested in
the sport that this suggestion might
bring about, and feel sure that ff it
is brought about the city will have
some good clean srort.
The suggestion is That Brunswick
have two more teams to supply the
city Wirh plenty OF coed baseball. Out
OPT the young men of the city prop
en- and out of the employees of the
Coast Line, Southern, A., B. 8, A.,
railroads, the Santa Clara Cigar Com
g@Hl we ought to he able to get two
GOOD teams These teams could use
the Old ball park for practice games
each team having three days per
week alternating the day that the
two teams would meet with each
team, 50 that one team would have
I three games one week and two the
| next. The writer is informed that
there is some good pitching talent in
the city, and also a set of coming
good PLAYERS.
If you can consistently publish a
few lines along this line, will apprec-
late it very much.
/ Yours for spo~5
A REAL FAN. :
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
Roosevelt Is Silent.
SMOKE AWAkES SLEEPERs

Fire Near Hotel in Spokane Causes
Alarm Among the Sleeping Guests
Spokane, Wash, Aug. 5.-Half ..
Hundred occupants were driven out
by smoke from their sleeping apart
ments in the Victor Hotel last night
clad only in the night clothes. be-
cause of fire destrC ying John W.
Grahams Wholesale and retail build
ing on Sprague avenue.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
JOE CANS RACE WITH DEATH
Flushing Across the Country to see
His Parents Before He Dies

Pittsburg, Pa, Aug. 5.-Joe Cans,
at one time the light weight cham
pion Of tie prize ring, will live to see
ms parents in Baltimore, toward
whom he is speeding in a race with
death.
Wasted by the ravages of tubercu-
ioSls, the once applauded gladiator
cf the fistic arena passed through
this scity this morning.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
TAFT WAS PRESENT
Commentaries THE SIGNING
BY THE PILGRIMS OF THE FAM
Gus COMPACT ON BOARD MAY
FLOWER IN PROVINCETOWN

PTOvincetOwn, Mass, Aug. 5.-Wel-
coined by a thunderous salute Grom
the guns of the battleship fleet in tie
harbor and the wild cheers Of tie
thousands Of people gathered Oh the
shore, President Taft arrived hele
today On the Mayfower and, through
quaint and narrow streets guard ID
by marines, proceeded to the point
on the trip of the Cape Cod, whtIe
the completed Pilgrim monument
rears its Massive tower. With cere-
onies of the most impressive char
acter, the memorial shaft that has
been the dream Cf May1lower de-
scendants for almost century was
dedicated to the President.
The dedication exercises included
nor f. S. Draper, President Emeritus
Charles f. Elliot of Harvard, and
Senator H. Cabot Lodge. After re
marks by Congressman James 7. Nc
Cleary, of Minnesota the monument
was formally transferred from the
United States commission to the
Cape Cod Pilgrim Memorial Assocla-
ton, and was accepted by the Hon.
William B. Lawrence on behalf of
that body. AT the conclusion Of the
exercises, President Taft sailed away
again on the MayfGwer which pass
ed between the line of the giant bat
tie ships gathered here for the oc-
cisiOn.
The Pilgrim monument COM
memorates the signing by the Pill
grims of the famous compact on the
Mayhower in Pfovincetown harbi +
which has justly been termeed the
'forerunner of the declaration of in
dependence" Under il John Carver
was chosen Governor.
The cornerstone of the monument
was laid by the then President Roose
welt three years ago. The complet-
ed shaft, which is on the summit of
Town Hill. is constructed of Maine
granite ard rises to height of 252
feet from It's base, or 347 feet from
D1C IldI b1I" - DCoCOll W al
coming ships and a memorial of un-
surpassed beauty 1t was built un-
der the direction Of Lieutenant-Colo-
mel Edward Burr at a cost Of $4,000
of which tn national government
contributed $4,000. the common
wealth cf Massachusetts similar
amount and the Pilerif Monument
Association the remainder.
The observation platform. under
the great arch of the monument. Of
fords most beautiful view Of the sur
rounding country and the ocean. Al
though built on a hill of sand. the
monument has not settled an inch
since its completion and does not
vibrate in the highest gale.
The agitation fer q mOmerial mon
ument TO the Pilgrims began in 1925
when bill was introduced into the
State Legislature having that end in
lew. The bill and other later meas
ures failed, however, and it was not
until 1892, when the monument assO-
citation was organized, that any head
way was made. Authorities on archi-
lecture declare that the monument
completed after all these years OF
waiting ami .rkng is the fines
and nose beautiful structure Of jts
kind in America, and perhaps un-
surpassed in the entire world
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
REWARD FOR MURDERER.

Chicago, Aug. 5.-To prove that Ira
G. Rawn, president of the Monon
railroad. was murdered, $4,000 re-
ward was offered by the Rawn fam
ily for the arrest and conviction Of
the murderer. The coronar's jury
decided that Rawn had committed
SJ.3idt
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
DULL DAY IN COTTON.

New York. Aug, 5,-Reports of
more rain in southwest caused fur
ther reaction today. Business was
dull. Spot sales fifteen hundred bales
at fifteen points advance.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK

Vancouver, B. C. Aug 5.-A west
bound passenger train on the Spo'c-
ane, Potarnd and Seattle railroad,
crashed into three handcars loaded
with Hungarian workmen. this morn
ing. Five Hungarians were killed
and several others we're Injured.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
HEAVY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
Disturbance About Two Thousand
Miles From Washington

Washington, Aug. 5.-Heavy earth
quake saocks We're recorded on he
seismogarph at Georgetown Tn yer-
sity this morning, lasting fortyseveu
minutes. Indications that the an
ter of the disturbance is 2,000 miles
from Washington.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
TORNADO AT LAWRENCE, MASS.
Houses Unroofed and Streets Are
Covered With Debris.

Lawrence, Mass. Aug 5-This city
was the center Of a small tornado
last night. Residents took refuse
in cyclone cellers Several houses
were unroofed, and the streets are
covered with debris this morning
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
HAD FIRE AT sHAMoKIN

Shamokin, Pa. Aug. 5.-Fire de-
stroyed Kunkers Hotel, three tene
ment houses and several business es-
adjustments here this morning The
loss - about $4,000.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
DEATH OF REV. e j. DUNNE

Green Bay, Wis, Aug 5.-The
Rev. Edward Joseph Dunno. Of the
Roman Catholic diocese, Of Dallas,
Tex, died here thies morning. Heart
failure was the cause Of death. He
was Ga years old.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1910-08-06
SHERMAN DENIES
CHARGES Of
GORE
SAID r+E HAD NEVER HAD ANY
THING TO DO WITH INDIAN
coNTRAcTs-R ROOSEVELT RE-
FUSES TO MAKE COMMENTS.

Big Moose, N. Y, Aug 5.--Vice-
President James S. Sherman issued
the following statement late last
night, concerning the charge made
by Senator Gore at Muskogee yester-
day
THE story that comes to me a&oI6
the charges made by Senator Gore at
MuskoSee is absolutely without the
slightest shadow of foundation. | new
er heard my name mentioned in CON
nection with the contracts which
were the subject of Senator Cores
testimony. | never had any interest
Of any kind in any Indian contract
other than the interest | have for
years had III the welfare of Indians
and which ! will ever have-a person
al interest, | mean. The story. so tar
as my name is concerend, is without
any foundation whatever. If any Pc
son has said | have any personal in
terest in this Or any other Indian
contract he has stated what was net
true"
Curtis Also Denies Story.
Topeka, Kan. Aug 5.-Senator
Charles Curtis, of Kansas. last even
ing denied emphatically he had any
connection with the McMurray Con-
tracts as charged by Senator Cove.
Gore Quotes Creager,
Muskogee, Aug. 5.-Gore said yes
terday that Congressman G. e. ,re&-
ger, Representative of the Third
Oklahoma District, also had been ap-
preached in connection with the brlb-
cry offer, "Creager told me-" said
Gore, He also told me to go ahead
and make these charges and ne
would stand by me giving his testi-
mony."
Roosevelt Is Silent.
New York, Aug. 5.--ColoneI Roose-
yelt had nothing to say today regard
ing Senator Cores charges of At
tempted bribery in the Indian CON
tracts, in which Vice President Sher
mans name was mentioned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
R0SENTHAL-
GOES FREE
REV. n. A. MATTHEWS.

Despite the fact that Ike Roaen.
thai. proprietor OF the Newport
cafe. F1rsg av and Madison st., vas
found guilty BY a jury 81 prominent
citizens GA a charge of selling liquor
TO minors and sentenced 10 serve
80 days IN the county iail. she case
on appeal was dismissed On motion
Of Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Ian.
din tuday In judge Ronald branch
Of the superior court Mr. Lundtn
gave no other reason for the dis
nlseai other than f. vas the desire
~ Prosecuting Attorney George
Vandervcer Rosenthai r. freed Of
Ill punishment By this action
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
CHARGED
WITH A MURDER

TUCSON. Ariz.. Feb. Charged
with killing Df 4 A Russell. With
whom he quarrelod, Capt stephen
O'Connor. United States army. ne.
tired. II today prisoner Ia the
santa Cruz county jail. az Noaalea
charged With murder
DECLARING that he had wearled Of
the discussion which they were
having, DR.. Russell b. said 10 have
turned away from Capt O'COnnor,
who ~ 40 years Of age Then Il ga
reported that the retired army of.
ncer followed Russell, and with a
repeating shotgun shot him through
the body OCOuuor fled. apparent.
~ bound for Mexico, across the
hills only a few miles distant, but
was soon uVertHken-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
YOUNG FORCER
TO Get CHANCE
FOR new START

"plsmlsaed" viii be written
across the charge Of forgery against
George Biewanaer on the calendar
Ia Imatlce Fred g. Browns court
tomorrow When the case 70 called
for a preliminary hearing IN the
afternoon Deputy Prosecuting A..
toruoy Everett g. Ellis viii say
something Nike this
Your Honor. Ia looking into this
case lind that the defendant.
George BisWangef. has fully ex.
plated this crime Two years ago
be was tried and convicted Of forg
cry and was sentenced 70 the state
reformatory for two years. The
transaction IN the present charge
was taken into consideration BY
tho Judge of the superior court ~
the time OF the young mans trial.
and hia sentence covered all such
acts prior 10 his conviction. During
HE parole be has lived a straight
and honest life. and the prosecut
ing attorney does not believe that
the ends Of justice demand the
sacrifice ~ this boy
That's just about what Attorney
Ellis viii SAY. for he said 20 this
morning When ii Star reporter
took the word "a the home OF An.
gust BlBwaugor. n Gbth and Hem
lock sis. this morning, there were
tears Of Joy IN that home. for a
mother and two sihtefa had spent
anxious hours since the arrest Of
tho son and brother II the boy
should be convicted. the father
would not I've. Attorney william
g. Keith. counsel for the defense,
had said Since his release on pa
role from the state reformat0ry the
boy has worked with his fnthur,
has been a dutiful son. and the
fathers heart was bound up in
him
And 80 The tragic story OF Jean
Vatican win not be repeated, and
boy is saved 10 an honorable, hap.
py life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-02-08
SENATE WILL HAVE
PROBE OF ITS OWN


WASHINGTON. d. c.. Feb. S.
Plans Tor searching Investigations
into the high cost of living by the
senate tO be- conducted independent
of the house investigation. We're
perfected today at a meeting m the
republican leaders
AN of the resolutions providing
for Investigations along this line
were considered. and the leaders
formulated document containing
what they considered Co be the best
features of each which will be
recommended 60 the senate for
adoption
The now resolution provides for
am investigating committee 90 be-
composed of seven senators who
win undertake the task of MAKING
a definite and detailed comparison
OF living conditions IN this country
In the year 1900 with those oi the
present day