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Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
HARNESS
AMATEUR PITCHES A
NO-H|T, N0-RUN CAME
Hatch So Stingy While in Box for
Whittier That Tigers are
Unable to Connect

One of the best exhibitions of anna
teur pitching was shown yesterday py
Hatch, slabster for Whittier, who sue
ceeded in holding the Los Angeles
Tigers down to a no-hit, no-run contest,
tine first that has been seen upon local
fields this season. Hatch has been deal
ing out great exhibition of the meav-
ing game ever since he was added to
the Whittier staff, and Manager Bacon
is correspondingly happy. The Whittier
has had some difficulty IN
securing Sunday games with local
mines, and Bacon would like to hear
from some of the southern diamond en-
tertainers. He will agree to pay eX-
penses of twelve men to Whittier and
show them a general good time. Call
Bacon at Whittier SO after $40 p. m.
any day and arrange the game.
The game at Los Nietos between the
Los Angeles Tigers and Whittier was
a farce. With all the hitting, however,
there were comparatively few errors,
and the work of Hatch was clorth go
ing some distance to see, even when dis
PLAYED against a weaker nine. Home
runs by the manager-t third sacker and
Nagle, a three-ba hit by Broadbent,
a two-bagger from the same bat, two
sackers from Hatch and Pellington, all
were the aids by which the Whittier
team came in with the seven tallies, but
it will be always Hatch's pitching that
will come back to the spectators as the
prime feature of the game. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
OAKS AND SENATORS
SPLIT DOUBLE HEADER
Right Fielder SWander of Com
muterS Again Wins Game
Clearing Bases

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.-Right
Fielder Swander of Oakland set new
record this afternoon, when, repeating
his performance of yesterday; he step
ped to the plate with the bases full and
waiting for a ball to his liking sent it
soaring over the right field fence for a
home run. Such a batting feat is sell
dom witnessed on two successive days
i'm the same lot and by the same bat
ter, and the big crowd at Recreation
park cheered Justify as the popular
player completed the circuit of the
bases at the tail end of the procession
of runners he had scored by his long
drive.
1t was in the sixth inning. Oakland
had just broken the ice with run, al
ter the score had stood to 2, and vic
tory was in sight when Swander came
along and took a deed to it, AT the
finish the score was Z to 2.
In the morning Oakland was less Tor
tunate. Baum held the Oaklanders in
check, making them scatter their hits
ana winning the game to 2 in his
teams favor. Oakland used three
pitchers and two catchers, but could
not change the result. Scores:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
FRISCO TIES AND WINS

SAN FRANCISCO, May S.--San Jose
and San Francisco played tie game
in the morning at Recreation park, a
to 4, the game being called in the ninth
inning at noon, under the time limit
rule In the afternoon at Oakland
Meikle had big league command
pitched shutout ball and gave San
Jose no chance to score. The score
was 8 to 0.
Each team started in the opening in
ming of the morning game to pile up
runs, getting three each. Yates was
taken out after sthe first inning and
Emerson sent in and he held the vis
itors to one run. Levy steadied after
the first onslaught and held the runs
to one after that. Goodwin was bat
ted out in the afternoon and Yates
went in, giving hardly as much salts
faction as Goodwin. Score, morning
game:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
VILLAGERS ARE
STILL CLIMBING
Auain Shut Out Portland 2 to 0,
But Only After They Play
Sixteen Full Innings
HIT PITCHES STEADY BALL
Always Effective Whenever Beav-
ers Threatened TO SCore--
Vernon Takes Series
HIT PITCHES STEADY BALL

PORTLAND, May s.-Portland not
only lost today's game with Vernon, a
hotly contested affair that went sixteen
innings, but dropped as well into third
place in the club standing.
The locals fought hard. Time and
again they landed on Hit, but the
Vernon pitcher allowed no punching.
Garrett pitched eight innings without
allowing a hit, and it was only after
thirty ciphers had been chalked up that
Vernon finally succeeded i'm grouping
three hits in the sixteenth that netted
them two runs, the only scoring Of the
game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SOUTH CENTRAL MERCHANTS
EASILY DEFEAT PIPPINS

The South Central Merchants proved
their right to serious consideration
when they got the long end of to
score from the Lon Angeles Pippins
at Ascot park yesterday afternoon
The pitching of Hurst was one of the
items of strength of the Merchants
team and he secured fourteen strike
outs from the batters of the opposing
aggregation. Six hits, however, were
discovered among the classy heaves of
the Merchant twirler, while Cass al
lowed but three. The game was one
of the best exhibitions the Merchants
have shown for some time. Score:
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COAST LEAGUE
TUFTS-LYONS WIN FROM
ARTESIA BY HARD HITTING

Tufts-Lyon sluggers annexed another
game yesterday when they defeated
the Artesia nine at Artesia by score
of Z to 5. Seven men secured doubles
and the hitting was fairly even
throughout. The local boys played err
rorless ball and this gave them trm
foundation for coming in on the sprint.
TiI1ard twirled an excellent game for
Artesia, but his men failed to rally at
critical periods and were a little un-
lucky. Two costly errors at critical
times gave the victors a chance of
landing on the initial sand dump and a
few connections with the ball showed a
sufficient number around for the locals
TO seize the peanuts. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
NATIONALS TAKE LISTLESS
GAME AT HUNTINGTON BEACH

The National Lumber company team
trimmed the Huntington Beach boys
yesterday by an s to 4 score, with
four for the beach men. A three base
bang by Clark, the lumbermen's left
fielder, was the only thing about which
the bleachers might have gotten ex-
cited, most of the sack clouts gene
rating but one move and not coming
too fast and furious for the nervous
stamina of the fielders of either team,
although the beach men muffed half
a dozen, while the local boys got three.
The score;
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
DYAS-CLINES FINALLY
RUN INTO A SNAG

The l.. A. Colored Grays made the
Dyas- Cline nine bits the dust by to L
score at Mace park yesterday. Whlte $
home run and an additional hit gave
the darkies two runs in the second
and another punching of hits and Ely's
error in the ninth gave them the other
three. A three Dagger by Prayer and
an error by White gave the Dyas-
Clines their single tally in the ninth.
Crossman, the u. S. C. pitcher, was
tapped by the colored boys for ten
hits, while the Dyas-Clines got seven
off Mooney. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO

SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
CARDINALS wHITEwAsHEp

ST. LOUIS, May S.-Cincinnati made
four hits of Bachman today, and by
punching in the third and seventh
scored four runs. Reiger relieved
Bachman in the ninth. Score:
ST Louis 0, hits s. errors 3.
Cincinnati 5, hits s, errors 1.
Batteries - Bachman, Reiger and
Phelps; Suggs and Mclean. Umpires
-O'Day and Brennan.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
BY LAY DAVIDSON

and
cokd the Los Angeles and San Francisco clubs lined
~ up & bor @ S to @ some classy playing and the home team
both regards they wouy dsappont
winning the morning
the Angels to death in the after
of all was the heavy and timely stick
abeed by bush league playing the
Angelic field and poor pitching in % emergencies % s M = ,, ~ 70
About thousand fahs took the long trip to vernon PARK
be played the naturally expected the Angels to grab off
Bod bat in the morning game were postponed until the afternoon @
and of the name of Byrd
Capt Kidd Mohler to oppose him -
s 1s ~ h5 aa ssce that thew had scored two runs be-
his substitute The Angels got three
hits off him the remaining eight innings and never looked like
Bswa was doing nicely unt the second
n % % % "a % d ck enough and both hands were safe willis sa-
Bode across the pan with he
KNOCKOUT GETS TWO HOME RUNS
all times The Angels could not get their noses in
they the in the next inning
Tennant folio with nice to center Mundon
Halns toward town via the field fence This gave
thought he might keep prac ee he swept his stick against the the
probably rs @ way & started of be- autny and about $500 fans were on
hand H@ % @ n S Hen Berry bad bad taste in his mouth and was of
disposition before Hamlet pulled the starting bell so he
the beginning but managed to pull
trouble until the sixth inning Meantime the Angels
S mao % @ ] ON o the Angels er this third round Berry thawed out
@ @ @ @ d s brushed awy the clio and beamed upon the thousands
the diamond side Then the Seals felt of norsen and tore one on MN the the
him the bench and chasing seven runs arOss the
attempting
seventh yielded the
home guard hope victory
POUNDED AND THoRsEN CHASED
piled
A
prised and
Thoren going
wandered home Howard bunted and Henley fbed the
line in
hit
off
Murphy stole
theme off,
In Seals oneru
uated
hit
the sixth,w
McArdle Demas fumbled
to
tpled
ped right Mecho
that
Without warming
a to Bodie
McArde who had popped
seventh Henley was
Dillon Mohler
their half scored twice Nagle and stole
umbed Howard second Ross
scoring the out Murphy out the inhed
ninth Wheeler sent right but to @
the Daley flew to left Ross safe How
his decision in the no
and when he passed through the crowd those
rs Fohowng aa ae nq tho e SIta sSIqs a%y r g'o' of
MORNING CAME
~" LOS ANGELES
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
FRESNO SWEEPS SERIES

FRESNO, May s,-By winning both
games of today's double-header with
Stockton, Fresno made clean sweep
of the series, taking five straight.
Both Hopkins and Hoag were easy for
the Tigers in the morning game and
the pair of twirlers were hit oppor-
tunely Jones pitched the first game
for the locals and started in the sec
ond. He blew up in the seventh in
ming and Stockton scored five times.
Schimpff replaced Jones and held his
opponents safe. Fresno batted out
victory in the seventh and eighth in
nings. Score, morning game:
n.nnrr -..n.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
HASSARD PARKS ANNEX
eleventh STRAIGHT GAME

The Hassard Park team severely
trounced the Athletics at Hassard
Park yesterday, presenting but two
tallies to their guests, while they
passed in fifteen for their own benefit.
This is the eleventh straight game
that the Hassard boys have won and
there is hope among their ardent sup
porters that the eleventh is not the
end.
Armstrong, the HassaId twirler, held
the visitors down to three hits and
that is a pretty fair days work when
the air is full of the hitting fever and
pitchers seem to have fallen upon the
backward slope. The score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
STATE LEAGUE
PROTECTS OAKS VICTORY

SACRAMENTO. May SIN a game
that was protested by Captain Doyle
of the baby Senators Oakland won
today, to A. Doyle filed u protest in
the eighth inning when Moskiman
overran third base. The game was
featured by fast fielding and the hit
ting of Darringer, who secured
triple, double and single in four
times up. Score:
..1,-,.,. -, ,~-.,r.,co
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DYAS-CLINES
CORE BY INNINGS

Totals. l 5 27
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
HOME RUN BEATS CUBS

CHICAGO, May S.-Flynn's home run
with two men on bases sent Cole to the
bench in the eighth and gave Pittsburg
a to victory over Chicago today.
King caught his first game since th3
worlds series in 1905 Score:
Chicago A. hits TO- errors 2.
Pittsburg z, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-Cole, Brown and King;
Camnitz, Moore and Gibson. Umpires
KLEIN and Kane.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SUMMARY

Hits-on Hollis 8, innings s, runs 4. Three
base hits-Darringer, Moskiman. Sacrifice
hits-Oakland l. Sacramento l. Bases on
balls-On Hollis B. stricxlett !. Lett on
bases-Oakland 3, Sacramento Z. Struck out
Bv Moskirnan g. Hollis Q, Strickett l. Hit
by pitched ball--streb Double playsTE Egan
to Fournler to Egan; Conrad to Darrlnger'
Time Of game-200. Umpire-lrwin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
OAKLAND
Carroll out for interference.
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Swander Two-base hit-Shinn.
Sacrifice hits-Woverton, Raymer Bases on
balls-On Whalen 3, off Moser g. Struck out
BY Whalen ., by Moser 4. Wild pitch-Moser.
Time of game-I:5O. Umpire-Fnney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
NATIONAI, LUMBER 90.
RE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three-base hit--Clark. Two-base hit
Fryor. Sacrifice hit-Morrson. Bases on
balls-On Morrison, l. Struck out-By Nor
rison s; by Shonley. 6. Double plays
Mallett to Mallett. Hits-Off Morrison, II ;
off shonley. 4. Hit by pitcher-Welch
Shoney. &ime-1:40. Umpire-Hopkins
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Afternoon game:
SUMMARY

Three runs and three hits off Goodwin in
two innings. Charge defeat to Goodwin.
Three-base hits-Grifhn. Conway Two-base
hits-Griffn Sheehan, Keller. Sacrifice hits
Trippett, Waring. Bases on balls-Off Good
win l, Yates g. Mekle l. Struck out-By
Goodwin /, Yates 2, Meikle 5. Hit by pitched
ball-Conway by Yates. Double play-Carman
to McKune. Passed ball-Rutledge Time of
game-1:45. Umpire--Atkinson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
Afternoon game
SUMMARY

Home runs-McDonough, Halinan Two
base hits-Halinan, Householder Stolen
bases-Miller, Hoag. Sacrifice hits-Waters,
Pfyl, Francks. Struck out-By Jones 4,
Schimpff ., Hoag 2. Bases bals-Of Hoag
/. Jones l. Hit by pitched ball-Waters, Me-
Donough 2. Innngs-By Jones T. hits TO-
runs 5. Credit victory to SchimpT Time of
game-1;S5. Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
eIcHEssE oBLIGE

mo doubt you are learning that
wealth has its obligations, now thae
YOU are yourself wealthyI' ,o
s0h ves indeedl Isn't it wonderful?
Onlv TODAY | discovered that there's
right way and wrong way to dress
one's Observation-Disclosures.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
WESTERN LEAGUE

At st. Joseph-First, Omaha Z, st.
Joseph s; second, Omaha Z, st. Jo-
seph 5.
At Topeka-Lincoln 4, Topeka 2.
At Denver-Des Moines T. Denver 3.
At Wichita-First, Sioux City 3,
Wichita 4: second, Sioux City 8, Wich-
jta 4. - ~
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ANGELS DROP DOUBLE HEADER TO
SEALS IN TWO REMARKABLE GAMES

Bode Wins in Morning Contest for Visiting Outfit by Knocking
Pair of Home Runs and Thorsen losses Away Afternoon
Victory by Going to Piecesin Sixth Inning When His
\ Club Was Four Runs Ahead--Hard Sticking and
Lots of Scoring, with Plenty of Rotten Field
ina, Feature Both Diamond Battles
Frisco Wins the Series
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
AMERICAN LEAGUE
sox ARE STILL LOSING

CHICAGO, May S.--Cleveland de-
feated Chicago today 2 too. A base
on balls, followed by TWO singles and
a sacrifice, gave the visitors their
runs in the opening inning. Score.
Chicago 0, hits 4, errors O..
Cleveland 2. hits 3, errors l.
Batteries-Smith and Payne; Falk
enberp and Clarke.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
OAKLAND
Totals .....,............33
aDnAHnL fn,. AIitrn In nlnh [ IA
1UNIEI INI 4IINNN III NFT FNIIs
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs-2 and hits off Lively in innngs 2
runs hit off Christian in one inning. Charge
defeat to Christian Home run--Perry. Two
base hits-Cameron, Thomas. Sacrifice hits
Briggs, Lively Van Buren. Struck out-By
Lively 6, by Baum 2 Hit by pitched ball
Shinn by Christian. Double plays-Mitze to
Wares; Cutshaw TO Cameron; Raymer to Shinn
to Danzig Passed balls-Spiesman g. Wild
pitch-Baum. Time of game-1:40 Umpire
Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Observation-Disclosures 5. Indian
apolis 10. ,ro,oao
AT Kansas City-Kansas CITY l.
At Observation-Disclosures s. CO.
lumbus l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
ted for II. Alexander in mint
ccnnr ny 1NNINGS
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-N Alexander, Norton, Ho-
gam Sacrifice hits-Shafer, Hensling, Wat
son. First base on errors-Pippns, 1; Mer-
chants g. Bases on balls-Of Hurst, q
Struck out--By Hurst, IA; by Cass, 8. Hits
or Hurst, 6; off Cass, .. Earned runs
Pippins, /: Merchants. /. Passed balls
Cochran Wild pitches-Hurst. l. Hit by
pitcher-Cass. Time-1:55 Umplre-Mc-
Ginnity.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SUMMARY

Home run-Pfyl. Two-base hits-huhn,
Waters, Hallinan, Francks. Stolen bases
Kelly, Householder. Sacrifice hits-Turk,
Kelly, Tracy, McDonough Waters Schimpff,
Jones. Hit by pitched bal-Kuhn. Struck
out-By Jones Z, Hopkins q Bases on balls
of Hopkins A. Jones @ Innings-Hopkins 7,
hits s. runs 6. Charge defeat to Hopkins.
Time Of game-1:40. Umpire-Toman.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SUMMARY

Home runs-Nagle, Bacon Three-base hit
Broadbent. Two-base hits-Broadbent Hatch.
pellington Bases on bals-On Hatch l, off
Bodkin 9 Passed ball-Goheen l. Time OF
game-1:S5. Umpires-Rider and Stone.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09

Struck out-By Hit. .; by Garrett, s.
Bases on balls-On Hit. .; off Garrett, II
Two-base hit-Coy. Double plays-N. Bra
shear to X. Brashear; Garrett to Ort Ito
Rapps. Sacrifice hits-Hogan, Hetling, Car
lisle, ,. Hit by pitcher-Coy, G. Fisher
Left on bases-Vernon, 7; Portland. o.
Time-25O. Umpires-McGreevy and Hide
brand.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three runs. hits off Yates in 1-3 inning
Two base hits-Conway Keller. Sacrifice hit
Dashwood. Bases on balls-On Emerson q
Struck out-By Levy S. Emerson 8. Double
play-McKune to Carmen. Passed ball-Dash-
wood. Wild ptch-Emerson. Time of game
l:45. Umpre-Atkinson.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
ARTESIA
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Murray,

Two base hits-Murray Scott, Cunning
Sacriace hits-Swenson, Murray. Bases on
baIlsmon Settle, IL off Lillard 2; OF
O'Neil. /. struck out-By Lillard' q ny
0,Neiii Q Hits-On Settle, 4; OFF Ltliard'
= or a, Neiu s. Hit by pitcher-callan'
Time-1:sO. Umpire-Harrin.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SUMMARY

Hlts-on Thorsen 8 and 6 runs in pa in.
nings. Three-base hits-Shaw. Mundorff Two
base hits-Tennant, Mohler Melchoir, Ross
Sacrifice hits-Daley, Dillon. Innings pitched
by Thorsen 2-3. Bases on bails-On Thor
sen g. off Henley 1. off Nagle /. Struck out
BY Thorsen 3. by Henley T. by Nagle 1
Charge defeat, 70 Thorsen. wild pitch--NagIe
Hit by pitched ball-shaw by Thorsen. Balk
-Thorsen. Umplre-Van Haltren. Time Of
Gamo-2 hours.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SUMMARY

Home run-Whlte. Three base hlts-Eley,
Prayer. Two-base hits-Banks Mooney,
Ward. Sacrifice hits-Hunt. Kyle. Lane,
Slaughter. Wilson, Goodwin, Lyman, Riley,
Frazer. Left on bases-Grays. g: Dyas-
Clines 7. Bases on balls-Om Crossman. 8 (;
off Mooney l. Struck out-By Mooney, 10;
by Crossman. T. Passed balls-Slatter,
Prayer. Wild pitches-Crossman Mooney.
Hit by pitcher-Wilson, Goodwin. Time
2;OO. Umpre--Jim Lloyd.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
SAN FRANCISCO.
BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-on Boyd 2. Home runs-Bodie 2. Two
base hit-Itoss. Sacrifice hits-Miller 2, will
liams. Innings pitched-By Byrd la Bases
on baIs--Off Miller Q, on Briswalter l. Struck
out--Bg Miller 5, by BriswaIter /. Double
play-vMelchoir to Tennant. Hit by pitched ball
-Williams Mohler. Umpire-Van Haltren,
Time OF me-l:45.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
TIGERS KEEP ON WINNING

DETROIT, May S.-Detroit won from
st. Louis today, to 2, punching hits
off Graham in the second. Score:
st. Louis 2, hits 10, errors 9.
Detroit 6, hits 10, errors 2.
Batteries Graham, Bailey and KILL
fer: Pernoll and Stanage.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-05-09
VERNON
PORTLAND
SCORE BY INNINGS

ibtdAs. 40 " ~ -
sBatted for Garrett in sixteenth.
ssBatted for Netzel in sixteenth.
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gladly enter into a year on liberal
expenditure. hut - matters stand
now. II is quite possible that they
VIII be compelled to drop back
INTO the condition they were in
the latter part of 1907 and during
the year 1905. that is, purchase
nothing except that which is
absolutely essential. and the
seasons are exactly the same as
those that existed in the early
part of 1907. that is Radical
Railroad Regulation.
Our Legislators seem TO be un-
mindful of the causes of the
depression of 1907 and 1908, and
give every indication of re-enter-
ing the field with even more laws
to interfere with and discourage
the investment of money in rail-
road enterprises. whether it be
for increases or improvements in
existing lines. and absolutely
calling a halt on new projected
railroad enterprises. And the
railroads have not reached the
position that they now occupy
through any concerted plan; they
all realize and appreciate the
necessity of renewing their
tracks and equipment that the
recent depression would not
permit of. This in the face of a
very general actual or threatened
demand for large increses in the
wages of their employees. and
knowing that the only way they
can grant these advances>will be
by a corresponding advance in
their revenue, and the only way
in which they could increase this
revenue would be by raising
their rates, and certainly the out
look for this is far from promis-
ing. They have no certainty as
to the character of legislation to
come: they are in positive fear
of Congress, and warranted
in that fear by special bills al
ready introduced, which is a
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Radical Rail-
Road Regulation
AND ITS EFFECT ON EUSI-
NESS,

With enormous crops com
handing the highest prices ever
known. with every kind of bust
mes, on a safe and sensible basis:
with merchandise stocks of all
Kinds almost at a minimum. with
everybody DESTROYS Of making
good all the necessary Improve
mcuts which the past two years
depression would not permit Of,
and 10 nh up stocks. which have
been almost depleted. with plenty
of money and credit Ia do all
these things. there is a hesita-
tlon by the greater part of the
business community. for the
reason that something has APP
peared calling a halt in the
progress which had so fairly
started in the latter half Of 1909.
The one great and most apparent
element which has caused this
hesitation. is that that the rail
road corporations of this country
nave stopped the purchase Of
ANYTHING beyond their immediate
necessities. so much so that
bcttcrments which had been
projected. (which are not only
bctterments, but in a great many
cases are almost, or soon will be
necessities amounting TO over
one thousand millions of dollars,
have been held up. IL is custom
AIRY for railroads TO prepare their
budgets Of expenditures January
LIST If these budgets had been
prepared on the lines Of necessi-
Ties the outlook for general bust
ness. particularly among manu-
'acturers, would be exceptionally
good for 1910 These budgets
have not been presented, and are
mot within call, or even within
the sight of those who would
gladly welcome them. and it is
doubtful when we will be able TO
make any reasonable forecast in
the manufacturing and CONNER
cIa. world II is unquestionably
true that the railroads would
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Facing death from shot and shell in
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A. Stone. of Kemp. Tex, than facing
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ption. IL contracted stubborn cold"
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that stuck to me in spite of all remedies
for years. My weight ran down to 100
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Kings New Discovery. which COM
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pounds. " For coughs. Colds, La
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lung trouble. its supreme so cents
and $l.O0. Trial bottle free. Guarn-
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Taylor. al.
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DANDRUFF EASILY CURED.

Ia fact Haynes & Taylor the drug
gists. has certain hair restorer called
Partisan Sage which cost only 80 cents
a large bottle that is guaranteed to
cure dandruf in two weeks..orj.mons y
back.
Partisan Sage is the DISCOVERY Of an
eminent student. scientist and spec
ialist. and is made in this country only
by the Giroux Mfg. Co.. Buffalo, ~ Y.
Partisan Sage is a most pleasant.
diantily perfumed hair dressing, and
besides curing dandruff, your druggist
will return your money if it fails to
stop falling hair or itching of the
scalp.
Ii will make hair grow. and women
who desire soft, beautiful and luxuriant
hair can have it in two weeks by using
this famous. quic< acting preparation.
II is not sticky or greasy. al.