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The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-03-04

TurEock Irrigation District
Of Califoraia
The LAND of SUNSHINE and OPPOR-
TUNlTIES. Healthful Climate. Al land:
ABUNDANT WATER at low rate;
Peaches Apricots, Figs. Olives. Sweet
Potatoes. Alfalfa and Dairytng pay bet
ter than $4,000 per acre yearly. Write
for illustrated booklet
DEPT. s, IURlock soARp OF TRADE. 1s,Isck. Cal.
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-03-04

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end OF Long island. In
quiet little Greenport.
lived q man who may
- well be called John
Rivers. John had .
small truck garden. an
orchard from which
he sold apples and
pears, a COW that gave
milk for the bOarders
The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1910-03-04

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The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18

THE Tampa Times has just compIet-
ed poll of the State Democratic En-
ecutive Committee relative to the active
of the committee in eliminating from
the primary the selection of Circuit
Judges and State attorneys, and mas
that majority of the committee is
opposed to such action. The result
was only accomplished by persons hold
ing the proxies of members Two
county committees have already decid-
ed that they will ignore the illegal
action of the State committee, and will
place the names of candidates for these
offices on the official ballot. 1t is rum
ored that the demand has reached such
portions that another meeting of the
committee will be called. at which the
uuestion will be reconsidered.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
FOR TAN ASSESSOR

To the Democratic Electors of St. Lu-
Gle Couuty;
Al the request OF many friends in
the different sections Of the county,
and believing that by reason of my
nineteen ears residence in this county
my practical knowledge of real estate
value, and acquaintance with the
whole county, that, po sess the quail
licatioNs necessary to make good as
SCISSOR of taxes, hereby announce my
candidacy fer that office in the Demo-
cratic Primary to be held May 10th.
II nominated and elected | promise
You one and all. careful attention to the
duties of that Office and assure you that
! will assess on an equalized basis the
taxes of st. Lucie county, fairly and
impartialy without fear or favor to-
ward anyone. Respectfully solicit your
earnest support and votes.
JAMES <. ANDREWS.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18

THE announcement of Ex-Governor
Broward as a candidate for the United
States Senate has set them all to guess
ing. The absence of Senator Taliaferro
from his official duties at Washington
whore committee of our citizens need
ed his service to assist in getting all
appropriation for the Santa Lucle inlet
had made st Lucie, Palm Beach and
Dade counties already in line for
Broward-s stronger for him than ever.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
BREVARD ANTl.SALOON LEAGUE
continued from page u

NN'll'llINNN llbill foSS -
ed reasons for entrusting our cause in
his hands.
Resolved, that the county and NUM-
cipal officials deserve commentator at
the hands of all people for efficiency
in enforcing the law against the illegal
traffic in liquor, and this efficiency must
ever be regarded as the basis of the
success of the Anti-Saloon League.
Resolved, that the noble true women
by their advice, example and labors,
AFFORD adequate and ample inspiration
for the great labor in which we are en-
gagged and by this token we pledge our
selves to renewed efforts and progress
On motion the meeting adjourned
aubject to the call Of the Chairman.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
FOR TAX COLLECTOR

! respectfully announce to the Demo.
cratic voters of st. Lucie county, that
| will be candidate for denomination
as County Tax Collector at the next
primary election to be held May 10th.
1910. Trusting my past work has met
your approval and thanking you for
your support, ! remain, yours truly,
FRANK NJ. TYLER.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
To Whom it May Concern.

Notice is hereby given that the Wal
ton Inn Company will not be response.
bic for bills from this date contracted
by Joseph d. Hall, manager, or others.
GEORGE SAEGER,
A. Z. SAEGER,
HARRY JENNINGS,
F. c. MCMULLEN,
Directors.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
Political Announcements
FOR TAX ASSESSOR.

To the Democratic Voters:
| am a candidate for the Office of tax
assessor of st. Lucie county, and re-
spectfuily ask your support. | am a
practical man and alive to the interest
OF the people of this county, where
have lived for many years. am COM
patrut, and if elected will do the work
honestly and in a practical manner, If
you want he for assessor vote for me.
ELI c. WALKER.
The St. Lucie County tribune. (Fort Pierce, St. Lucie County, Fla.) 1905-1920, 1910-02-18
GRAND JURY PRESENTMENT
CONTINUED from page u

CONTINUED from page y
during the time of declarations and re-
spectfully ask for our discharge.
A. WILSON, Foreman.
w. l.. FRAyZ, Clerk.
Nothing was accomplished in court
yesterday, andi is believ ed an adjourn.
ment will be taken this morning until
next Wednesday, when the Jensen bank
cases will be called.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
OVERALL ANXIOUS TO
LEAVE PITCHERS BOX

CHICAGO. Oct. 21.-Orval Overall,
who has been one of the Chicago Ma
tionals star pitchers for several sea-
sons, announced last night that he had
pitched his last big league game.
"I don't mean that / won't work
again in this SERIES" said Overall. II
will, If Chance asks me to, but I won t
be a pitcher on the team or on any
other team next year, and I am in
earnest when / say So l am not going
to quit because Of anything that has
happened in this series or at any time
this season. / am just tired of the
job and 1 don't want any more of it.
1.-THE life of a big league pitcher is
unsatisfactory at best. If you are
good, you get along all right and no
one has any complaint to make. But
If you are bad, even for a little while,
or if your arm goes back on you, you
are up against it, and you can't help
yourself.
'I like baseball and would be glad
to play any other position. If anyone
will try me as an outdelder, a catcher
or a first baseman, l may decide to
stick to the game a while longer. I
think l could make good in one of these
places and [ would like the opportun-
ity of trying. But l am tired of
pitching and will be all through with
that part of it as soon as this series
lis at an end"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
NIGHT FORECAST GLOOMY

CHICAGO, Oct. PA possible sec
ond postponement of the fourth game
between the American and National
league baseball champions in the
worlds series was discussed tonight
when the weather bureau issued bull
letin predicting rain tomorrow.
"Showers Saturday morning; con-
tinued cool" was the official forecast.
officials and others who examined
the grounds at the West Side ball park
during the afternoon said heavy
shower tomorrow morning would ne
cessitate another postponement.
Followers of the Philadelphia team
are displaying impatience with the
situation. They took today's post
ponement with no great display OF
philosophy, and when told of the pos
sibility of a second postponement some
of them started for home.
Partisans of the Chicago team, how
ever, are generally hailing today
postponement as a good omen.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
BEAVERS TAKE LEAD BY
TRIMMING CELLAR TEAMS

The Portland Beavers have established
their lead in the Pacific Coast pennant
chase, a lead which it appears they
will carry through to the end of the
season, through their ability to win
games from the Los Angeles and Sac
ramento clubs, the two tail-enders. a
perusal of the figures of games won
and lost by the various clubs of Sl,~
League reveals the fact that Portland
has lost more games to Oakland, San
Francisco and Vernon than she has won.
In other word, only for the weakness of
the two cellar clubs. the Beavers would
not be leading the race.
The Beavers have taken sixteen games
from Oakland and dropped twenty-seven
battles to the Commuters from San
Francisco they have taken sixteen games
and lost seventeen to the Seals. wnh0
they have taken eighteen games from
Vernon and dropped nineteen contests
TO Hogan's warriors, The Sacramento
Beaver figures show thirty-four games
credited to the McCreedieites and nine
TO the Senators. Los AngeIes mas lost
nineteen gams to Portland and taken
but eight from them.
This shows the big part the schedule
makers really play in a pennant race.
A different arrangement of the sched-
ule, which required more frequent meet
ings between Portland and Vernon, San
Francisco and Oakland would have re-
suited in placing some other team at
the top of the percentage column.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
UTAH BALL CHAMPIONS
TO PLAY WINTER BALL HERE

The Occidental colored team of Salt Lake.
holder of the baseball championship of
Utah, arrived in the city yesterday morning
and intend to stay throughout the winter.
The team is seeking berth in the Winter
league and viii be given a definite answer
this week In regard to prospects for be-
coming a member of the organization.
The Leland Giants of Chicago were
scheduled as one of the league clubs, but
their demands are considered extortionate
by the league magnates and it is more than
probable that the Salt Lakes will be ad
mitted IN their stead. Even if the league
berth is denied them. the Oecidentals intend
to remain here playing independent games,
and will endeavor to secure park of their
own.
cousin of Sam Langford, are with the col
mer with the Leland Giants in Chicago. SO
the personnel of the Occidental team will
be of the big league caliber,
The team finished second In the titan
State league race this season, the pennant
going to Murray which club was later de-
feated by the Africans in a post-season
series. The Diamondville, Wyo., team, cham
pions Of Wyoming. was also taken into
camp by the OXys SO they really have a
claim to the championships of two states
Sam Hawkins, Bill Lane, Circus Mooney
Tommy" Burns, Pettus, Langford and all
the old favorites of last years club are
among those present. and the fans can ex-
pect to see some real baseball when the
Oxys get going
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
WHO OWNS CUP?

LONG BEACH, Oct. 2O.-"Who
owns Commodore j. A. Mitchelrs prize
cup?" is the question of the day in
Long Beach boat circles. The cup,
which was donated to the winner of a
twelve-mile race to be run in three
heats, is claimed by the boat Siwash
AS only two heats have been run and
the Mischief won one of them, it was
thought that the third and deciding
one would be scheduled next Sunday.
Yesterday J. w. Patterson of the re-
gatta committee of the Sunset Yacht
club said that the third and deciding
heat had been run last Sunday, the
Siwash winning the race and therefore
the cup. AS the Sunset organization
has charge of the cup, this should be
considered official but the yachtsmen
of the city hint that the situation has
an odor of foul play and that the race
should be run in the open next Sun
day. Meanwhile. the cup reposes in
state until the controversy is settled.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
NEW YORK GIANTS ARE
1910 GOTHAM CHAMPIONS
Americans 0uthit Opponents, but
Loose Fielding Nets Three
RunS-MattheWSOn TWirlS

NEW YORK. Oct. 21.-With Christy
Mathewson in the box, the New York
National team won the 1910 baseball
championship Of Manhattan today by
defeating the American league team,
6 to 8, thereby taking four out of seven
games The games stand: Nationals
4, Americans 8.
The Americans outbatted their rivals
today, but played poorly in the field,
their errors enabling the Nationals to
get three runs. Doyle's home run in
the third inning with two men on
bases was the feature of the game
and series. Score:
Americans g. hits 10, errors 4.
Nationals 6, hits s, errors l.
Batteries-Warhop, Ford and Criger,
Mitchell; Mathewson and Myers.
Umpires-Klem and Evans.
The total attendance at today's final
game at the Polo grounds was 4439 and
the total receipts S3439. OF this sum
the National commission gets $34S.SO
and each club owner $1544.S5. The total
receipts for the series were $S1, 1880
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
CRIGER, ANGEL SOUTHPAW,
GOES A SNIPE-HUNTING'

If you are looking for a sudden de-
mise just mention 'snipe hunting to
Lefty Criger of the Angels, and you
will be speedily accommodated. AS a
result of a little expedition instigat-
ed in Portland last Friday night by
several of the shining lights on the
Angel ball club, in which Criger "held
the sack" the southpaw twirler is on
speaking terms with but few of his
team mates. The story brought back
from the north runneth thusly:
Last Friday night in Portland time
hung heavy on the hands of the local
ball tossers and when a "snipe hunt"
was proposed by "Pete'' Daley all
were in favor, Criger, who had never
had the pleasure of one, being especi-
ally enthusiastic. Upon inquiry of the
hotel clerk they were told that the
best snipe were to be found some dis
tance from town in a certain canyon.
Accordingly the bunch boarded an cleo
trio car, taking along all the neces-
sary paraphernalia.
When the end of the line was
reached a walk of some distance was
taken to the aforesaid canyon, where
Criger was stationed with a sack into
which the other members of the band
were to shoot the snipe, and a Ian
tern to attract the birds. He was told
to whistle in answer every time he
heard any of the others whistle.
The conspirators then set out for
the car, whistling every little way, to
which Elmer would answer. Several
hours later Lefty" made his way into
the lobby of the hostelry, where the
others were waiting for his return,
with blood in his eye. Without any
ceremony, he proceeded to tell those
who had put up the job on him his can
did opinion of them, and was barely
restrained from starting hostilities.
Since then Criger does not recognize
his team mates when he meets them,
and the atmosphere of the Angel club
house is very frigid in the region OF
Elmer's locke, The "Ancient Order
of Snipe Shooters" has received one
more member. but Criger can't appre-
ciate the joke.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
LOUISVILLE RACES

LOUISVILLE, oct. 21--Rain spoiled
the racing at Churchill Downs today
and scratches were numerous, the
original fifth race for 2-year-olds at
six furlongs being called off and an
other substituted. The days feature
was a handicap at one and one-six-
teenth miles. 1t was won by Prince
Gal, DR.. Holzberg, the faVorite, COM
ing fast at the end finished second.
First race. six furlongs-McIyer won, Fore
mead second, Winning Widow third. Time,
1;l5 2-5.
Second race one and one-sixteenth miles
Star Port won, Col, Ashmeade second, Gal
I0ta third. Time, 1850 AS.
THIRD race, six furlongs-AH Red won, Toll
SON Dor second, Duquesne third. Timei
l14 1-5.
Fourth race one and one-sixteenth miles
Prince Gal won Or. Holzberg second, Camelk
third Time, 1919.
Fifth race, fix furlongs-Judge Walton won,
Billy Bodemer second, Hiram third Time,
l:15,
Sixth race, one and one-slxteenth miles
Falcadla won, Dorante second Elfall third.
Time, 1850
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
Racing Results
PIMLICO RESULTS

BALTIMORE. Oct 21.-Most of the
races today at Pimlico We're run in
drizzling rain that cut down the fields
but did not seem to affect the attend
ance. The feature was the running of
the Electric Park steeplechase. Duff
field won easily. Summary:
First race six furlongs-Martn w. Little
ton won, The Rascal second, Altamaha third.
Time, 1;16 1-5.
Second race one mile and forty yards-M.
Cambon won, Oxer second, Cintrella third.
Time, las To-
Third race, six furlongs-Big Stick Ron'
La Sale second, Banyah third. Time, llG 20.
Fourth race, Electric Park steeplechase, two
mles-Dunied won, Sam Ball second, Gun
Cotton third. Time, 4:05 10,
Fifth race, the Severn purse, five and one
half furongs-Eagle Bird won, High Flown
second, Chiffon Squaw third. Time, III.
Sixth race one and one-sixteenth miles
Practical won, Gay Deceiver second, Tasteful
third. Time, 1850 SO.
Seventh race, six furlongs-Cuttihunk won,
Adams Express second, Pharoah third. Time,
1.l6.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
PLAY a INNINGS
WITHOUT SCORING
Seals and Beavers Battle to a
Tie-Sutor Strikes Out
Fourteen

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 21.-In the
thirteenth inning, after game that
went its exciting way without a run
being scored, San Francisco worked
three men to places on the bases, and
those who had sat on the bleachers
huddled together in the cold through
the afternoon waited for the finish.
With two out Melchoir was at bat
and any kind of a hit would have
scored the deciding run. But the run
was never scored. Outfielder Shaw
was at second playing off just bit.
The ball went to Shortstop Olsen and
he worked the time honored sand-lot
hidden ball' trick, tagging Shaw
while the latter's teammates were
yelling to him to get back on the bag.
The inning was over and the game
was called on account of darkness.
Sutor and Seaton pitched fine ball.
Sutor struck out fourteen men and did
not walk any. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
'RUBE' ELLIS DECLARES
BROWN is ONLY CUB STAR

"Rube' Ellis of the st. Louis Car
dinals arrived back home Wednesday,
looking heavier thap when he went
east last spring. "Rube,' who is a for
mer member of the Angel squad, has
been kept busy since his arrival greet
ing old friends. st. Louis was the
last club to stack up against the Cubs
before the close of the National league
season, and he declares that Pitcher
Cole, who was the star HEAVIER of the
Cubs this season, hasn't anything save
luck. Ellis declares that Brown was
the only man on the Cub pitching staff
that was putting anything on the ball
the last week, but judging from the
way the Athletics handled Mordecai,
his something" could not have
amounted to much Ellis, who en-
joyed good year, both with the bat
and in the field. will spend the winter
at his home in Rivera and is scheduled
to report to Manager Bresnahan again
next spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
UNIVERSITY LACROSSE
CLUB PLANS TRIP NORTH

The University Lacrosse club, but
recently organized, after having de-
feated other local teams, are consider
ing the advisability of taking on some
of the northern teams, including those
Of British Columbia. For a starter
they have challenged the Barbarian
team of San Francisco to a game for
Thanksgiving day. If it is found inn
possible to coax them here the Locals
well meet them at Santa Barbara on
neutral ground.
The following were elected officers
of the University team: President, j.
b. Longeuvan; secretary, L. Canniff;
treasurer c. ID. Campbell; manager,
A. Hayer; captain, W. Campbell. Ex-
hibition games can be had by writing
the secretary, 1928 West Thirty-sev-
enth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
ENTRIES CLOSE SUNDAY

NEW YORK, Oct 21.-Entries for
the New York National Horse show,
to be held in Madison Square garden
November 1913, will close on Sunday.
Belated entries from California.
Mexico, Canada and other distant
points, however. provided the post
mark shows that they We're mailed
not later than Saturday at midninght.
year by the Horse Show association.
In addition about $4,000 is represented
in the gold and silver cups donated as
championship trophies by Alfred G..
Vanderbilt, Joseph w. Hartman. w.
II. Moore, August Belmont, Reginald
Vanderbilt and others.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
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have ia my possession a prescription
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determined to send a copy Of the prescrip-
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Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
WHERE is HEN?

Help! Help! Helpl Will some-
body please start a subscription to
bring Hen Berry home from the east.
Hen left for the scene Of the base
ball derby, the Chicago-Athlcti series,
some time ago with the announced in
tention of stalking his all uron the
chances of the Cubs and while moth
ing has yet been heard from him. Sec
retary Parker of the Angel ball club
is expecting a call for help from the
genial Hen at almost any time, Park
er sleeping with one ear open these
nights so that he can hear the ring
Of a messenger boy, for it would never
do to have Berry stranded in she fro
zen east. Why, what would los An
geles be without "Our Hen?" Nothing
but a blooming desert. Right you
are. Step right this way with your
donations. Every little bit helps.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
WALTER NAGLE PLANS
transforming TOUR

Walter Nagle, the leading twirler of
the Angels, is planning a barn-storm7
ing trip with an all-star club, COM
posed mostly of Seraphs, at the close
of the Coast league season. The local
club will disband in the north, and
those of the team who wish to make
the trip will be taken in hand by
Nagle for a trip through Vallejo, Santa
Rosa, Petaluma and nearby towns
Nagle, whose home is in Santa Rosa,
has not played there since entering
professional ball, about five years ago,
and the fans would turn out in goodly
numbers to see the former bank clerk
pitch. Games may also be arranged
with the Oakland and Frisco Coast
league teams. Ping Bodie, the
leagues leading hitter, has promised
to be a member of Nagle's 'All-
Stars"
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
STEPHEN HIcksoN DEAD

Stephen Hickson, IS years old, star
athlete of st. Vincent's, died yester-
day morning of pneumonia. He has
been i'll but a short time. Young
Hickson was a star in nearly every
branch of athletics. OF late he has
been playing right field on the Long
Beach club. High mass viii be cele-
brated for him Sunday morning at st.
Vincent's church, washington street
and Grand avenue, and funeral SER
vices will be held from the church
Sunday afternoon.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-10-22
AVERAGES SHOW LARGE
MARGIN FOR ATHLETICS

Averages of players and teams based
on the three games already played,
show a big margin for Philadelphia.
The latter have scored twenty-five
runs to their opponents nine; they
have made SO hits for total of %
bases against Chicago's II hits and "a
bases. They have batted an average
of .356 compared with .1S9 by their
rivals. In fielding the Chicagos are 59
points under Philadelphia, their re-
spective figures being S91 and $50.
Philadelphia has won her games with
the use of only ten men, while Man
ager Chance has employed IS.
Following are the batting and field
ing averages of the players to date;