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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
COLLEGE RESULTS

At Ann Arbor-Mlchigan 8, Notre
Dame 2-eighteen innings.
At Hartford-Trinity 2, Columbia L
eleven innings.
At Observation-Disclosures II, Holy
cross 4.
At bridge-Harvard 8, Cornell /.
At West Point-Buckneu 6, West
Point 4.
At Philadelphia-Penn l, Syr-
acuse 0.
At New HaYen-Princeton 2. Yale A.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
SENATORS WIN CONTEST
IN THE OPENING INNING
Beavers Never in the Running
After Tail EnderS' Fly
ing Start

PORTLAND, June 4-Sacramento
opened up today's contest with Port
land with a whirlwind start. and be-
fore the first inning concluded they
had three runs to the good. The game
was never in doubt after that. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
WASHINGTON WINNERS
OVER BADGER EIGHT
Beat Wisconsin Crew by Fifteen
Seconds in Race RoWed
in DrizzIing Rain

MADISON, Wis, June 4.-The Wis
consin eight-oared crew won early over
the University of Washington eight,
over a three-mile course on Lake Men
dota this afternoon, in contest rowed
in a drizzling rain. Wisconsin's time
was 16 minutes 6 seconds; Washing
tons, 16 minutes q seconds.
The crews presented two widely diff
ferent styles. The Washington men
used a short, choppy stroke, while Wis
consin used a long, swinging style.
Both crews were in the best possible
condition.
Following were the crews:
Washington-Beck, stroke; LoveJoy,
captain, No. 4 Tiedge, No. 6; Oyckoff,
No. 5; Pullen, No. 4; Godfrey, No. g.;
Wand, No. 2; Buwaldo, No. /, and
Shotwell coxswain.
Wisconsln-Wilse, stroke; Kraatz,
No. 7; Free, No. 6; Mcmillan, No. 5;
Voger, No. 4; Trane, captain, No. 8;
Kerr, No. q; Summicht, bow, and Rich
ardson, coxswain.
The total weight is: washington,
1909; wisconsin. 1884.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2, In
dianapolis 4.
At Toledo-St. Paul 3, Toledo 0.
At Observation-Disclosures
game postponed; rain.
At Golumbus-Kansas City. 8; Co
mmbus, T.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

tlltu loI NIItEb III el54lt4l'
SCORE BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Whalen l, Gregg 10, Garrett
!. Bases on balls-On Whalen 2, Gregg l.
Three-b base hit-Danzg. Home run-Shinn.
Double play-Raymer to Danzig. Sacrifice
hits-Briggs, Spiesman Whalen Shinn, Left
on bases-Sacramento a. Portland G. Innings
By Gregg s, hits 7, runs c. Time Of game
I .35. Umpire-Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
FIRST NATIONAL
SUMMARY

Home run-Seay. Two-base hits-NIahoney,
Salisbury Sacrifice hit-Lammb. Bases on
balls-OT Bridwell l, off Jessen 5. Struck out
BY Brdwen g. by Jessen O. double plays
Bird unassisted; Thomas. Seay. Bird. Hits
ball-Leyel Time Of Game-1:35 Umpire
Gabe.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Three runs and no hit OF Lively when re-
moved in first inning. No runs no hits of
Harkins when removed in first inning. Three
base hlt-Maggert. Two-base hits-Tozera
Maggert, Bernard. Sacrifice hit-Howard.
First base on balls-Lively 4, Tozer 2. Dank 5.
Struck out-By Dank 2, by Tozer L. Hit by
pitcher-Orendorff by Harkins. Double plays
Dank to Cameron to Hogan. Time-1:65.
Umpire-Finney.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Home run-Bodie. Two-base hits-Berry,
Lewis. Coy, Mohler, R, Brashear N. Brashear.
Rases on balls-Om Breckenridge l. Struck
out-By breckenridge 2. Henley 4 Double
plays-McArdle to Tennant, Tenant to Nc
Arde to Tenant. Hit by pitched ball-Mar-
tinke. Umpires-Hildebrand ana McGreevy.
Time of game-1:50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
WESTERN LEAGUE

At Wichita-Wichita I; st. Joseph, 0.
At Des Moines-Des Moines, 6; Lin
coin, 1.
At Denver-TopeSa, s; Denver, 7.
At Sioux City-Omaha, 3; Sioux City,
At Sioux City - Omaha, 8; Sioux
CtitV 1
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Boynton Beavers administered a
trouncing to the Los Angeles stove
nine yesterday afternoon at Vernon by
a score of - to 1. The victorious bat
terry was Jones and De Maggie; for
the stove men, Pollock and Prayer.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

STOCKTON, June 4.-By winning to-
days game Stockton jumped into the
lead in the California State league, and
will only have to take one of the con-
tests tomorrow to win the first half
championship. Hoag pitched a steady
game and took it easily at all times.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05
STATE LEAGUE

FRESNO, June 4.--The Tigers hit AL
legart when men were on bases in to-
days game, scoring five runs off eight
hits in the first three innings. Smith
kept his hits well scattered and held
San Jose to two runs, one of which was
a homer by Keller. After the third
inning Allegart kept the Tigers away
from the plate, but the game had al
ready been won, and Smith kept up his
good work.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-05

Frisco and Vernon wind up their
series today with the usual double
header and the fans should turn out to
both games in goodly numbers. Hap
may pitch Carson this morning, but
whether he does or not he will use
him in one of the games. with Schafer
or Hensling in the other. Mohler
probably will use Willis and Miller.
Both games should be worth seeing.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Geo. W. Lindsey, Democratic Candidate for
Representative of Webster County, Nebr.


The object of this card is twofold: First of all to thank you sincerely,
for your royal support in nominating me-a compliment which any man may
well be proud OF.
Second. 1t is my way of introducing myself into the political Arena.
Lets shake that W e are acquainted lets get to biz am IA Candidate
for Representative for Webster Countrywide best County in the State. 1t is
YOUR HOME. it is MY HOME. Our first and great object should be to make
laws that shall BUILD UP and PROTECT all of the HOMES of Webster
County! To this Common Cause" let me ask the support of every voter.
Thanking you for whatever you may be able to do for me- and pledging
you, if elected, nv very best efforts for all of Webster County.
In this age of political Chcahery every voter has a right to know what
his Representative stands for. He should declare himself openly, and %
the square, and when elected, should thus conduct himself.
Government first party second; principles first party second; men first
and party second. This is MY political creed.
Business principles should be inculcated into politics to the end that all
needless expense may be saved. ,
Biennial elections sis what the tax payers want. it would a thousands
of dollars.
The present Primary Law is a needless double-taX upon the tax payers,
and should be repealed.
The Agriculture Interest of our County demands better roads. \ law
should be enacted providing for smaller road districts in the counties, with
local selfgovernment. All moneys for roads and bridges should be equtaby
apportioned and distributed among the several counties.
Island for County Option, and firmly believe that Good Government
aud Public Morals will he best served in that way.
NespectfuIy submitted.
GEO. W. LINDSEY.
RED CGoup. NEBR sept. 20h. 1910.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Be Sometimes.

There is n moral grandeur in the
thought-"I have made myself" The
world may wag their heads, and you
may be denounced, but If you are con.
scious Of that integrity of purpose
which has always characterized you.
and that you now stand on IN emf
hence. placed there by your " rec
titude Of heart, you have nothing to
fear. You had not the influence of
wealth. nor the God speed you" OF
powerful friends: But you had more
"a heart fixed and determined, and
this is what has made you what you
are. TO on go add virtue to virtue
look steadily at the goal before you,
and at last your best teachers and art
full companions will acknowledge your
superiority and feel proud Of being
among the number of your friends.
The man who is resolved to be some.
thing in the world should have moth
ing to fear, and when he little dreams
of it, Donors + gathering about his
head and an influence goes out from
him, which is eXerted silently but
for the good Of thousands.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

For some time passed we have ad-
vocated to value of good roads and we
are much pleased that roads are now
being made which cannot help but
convince any one that good roads are
not only a convenience but an abso.
lutte necessity, A good road Enhances
the value Of the land, saves money by
saving time, shows thrifty and economy
and pays big returns on the money in
vested. The county commissioners
have determined that there shall be
no bad roads in Webster County.
They are making good roads and max
ing them permanent. In II few years
the road levy will be almost nothing.
This is u wise plan and the people OF
Webster county ought TO feel grateful
to our present board for adopting this
wise and progressive policy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

We have been driving over the
country this week and had occasion to
travel over some of the new roads
which the commissioners are making
We must say that We are very much
pleased The old chalk hill south Of
this city which for SO many years was
a bugaboo has been eliminated and a
magnificent road l. now 10 be found
there. Commissioner Hummci has
been i'm charge of this road and he has
certainly made good A,strip of land
was purchased of j. Ellinger which
permittcd,makiug the road around the
hill. The steep slope has been leycled
and two permanent cement cuverts
put in and anyone can haul as big a
load as he chooses over this road.
Just west of town Commissioners
Overman has supervised the re-
building OF that portion of tn e
road which has hitherto defed the
strength of teams especially during
bad weather and now one of the best
roads in the county is to be found
there. Hele also is installed one of
those permanent bridges, the hills
have been leveled and the road is fit
for Il king. Farmers will now be able
to get in and out OF Red Cloud.
our tennis club went to Cowles last
Friday aud played "A match game with
the lovers of that game there. We re.
ceived many different stories of the
result of the games Some of oui
players insisted that Cowels had woI
oweing to the fact that they won tn,
most games, Ga the other hand som,
of our players declared that Red Clout
was entitled TO the honers becaus,
they had won the most sets. This mix
ed ms all mp Not knowing mucl
about the game we hunted around foI
a book OF rules to lind out what it al
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

The games of tennis recently played
between Cowles and Red Cloud
demonstrates the fact that it is posi-
the importation Of hired players. We
would like to see more of these games.
Now if the devotecs ofhorseshoe pitch
ing will arrange "A series of games it
will help to keep things going. The
high school is getting ready the foot
ball and basket ball teams and we will
not be without means of entertain
ment. 1t would not be a bad idea to
form a dramatic club which would
give a series Of plays during the winter
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
"Weli Played" Is the Verdict.

The play at the opera house last
Saturday night, entitled "A Modern
Woodman,' was well attended and
well received. The EAST was com
posed Of Red Cloud young people and
without almost exception they per.
formed their respective parts with
much credit to themselves. Lieutenant
Ellis, the author of the play, and pro-
fessionel playwright, deserves much
credit at the hands OF Woodmen all
over the country for the impressive
lesson this Drama teaches. District
Deputy Wilson and Deputy Grout
played leading roles in the plsy-Wil.
son as the william and Grout as the
English dude. The former Of the two
Woodmen hustlers will return here
some time next week and begin n
hustle for new members, Editor Hale
accompanied the party up from Rcd
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
A Mothers Love.

1t is not prosperity, with her smil,
and beauty, that tries the purity and
fervor Of "A mothers love: it is in the
dark and dreary precincts of advesity
amid the cold frowns of an u~nfeeling
world, in poverty and dispair, in sick
ness aud in sorrow, that it shines with
"A brightness beyond mortality. and.
sitting the secret of its own bosom.
strives but to pour balm and c~onsolat-
ion upon the %sufrcIior, and the mp of
misery. flied to over flowing, serves
but to bind them more firmly and
dearly to each other, as the storms of
winter bid the sheltcring ivy Irvine
itself more closely around the withcr-
ing oak. Absence cannot chill a
destroy a mothers kindness. The low
est d~cgradationS of human frHilty can.
not wholly blot opt the remembrance
OF the first fond warnings of your
affection. or the faint memorial of
primcvcl innocence; nay, it seems as if
the very consciousness of the object
of her FIRING child more fully develop.
ed the mighty force OF that MYSTERIOUS
passion, which can forget and forgive
all things. and though tia youth of
her fairest hopes may be rs one cast
off from God and man, yet she will
not forsake him, but participate in all
things save his w~ickedness.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Announcement.

Having received the nomination for
County Attorney by the Democratic
and Peoples Independent parties
Enforcement of the law" is my
motto. Uncle Sam and his laws should
be respected. If elected | will ever
strive to be true to my oath of Office,
defend the Constitution of the Unit
ed States, the Constitution of the
State of Nebraska. and fairly and inn
partially perform the duties of County
Attorney, to the best of my ability
Your support earnestly solicited,
FHED T.. MAURER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Eatinu Between Meals.

Not much is said about this bad
habit nowadays. but is is still a bad
habit. Do not let children eat choco-
lates, biscuits or sweetmeats at odd
times, whenever the within seizes
them.
This practise leads to many trouble
some little ailments connected with
the digestion.
Nibbling at crackers and sucking
o u balls or taffy are perhaps the
most common forms Of eating all the
time" and should be checked as soon
as the habit is noticed.
A little pure candy may be given for
dessert at a meal, or at night before
the teeth are washed, but It should
not be given more than once n day.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

sented by Pearl Albert Burton and
a cas-, of capable players.
The above company carries its
own scenery, and has been highly
praised by press and public wher-
ever it has appeared. This is
without a dalb, tic highest sal
aired comT aly .'a>n@ Nebraska
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Public Sale
Monday. Sept. 26. 1910.

At one o'clock p. M, the undersign-
ed will sell at Public Auction on his
farm, known as the Holsworth farm, 3
miles north and y mile west OF Red
Cloud, the following property towit:
1919 HEAD OF STOCK 1919
Consisting of 80 cattle described as
follows; 10 yearling Heifers, 20 year.
ling SteeYs, ! twu.year old steers, IA
Spring Calves, 3Cows and 20 head OF
Shoats. yi.e ff A, n. DELPHI.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

1t will not be longbcrorr the Farm.
ers Institute will be in session. A
word to the committee in charge
might not be out of the way. The
program for this event ought to be
prepared O in order that no delay
may be experienced when thcinotitutc
convenes. The interest displayed last
winter show, that oar people appre-
ciate a gathering of this character and
this year ought to bc better than last
year The question Of correct farm.
ing is after all the only great question
which couironts MS because agricul.
ture is about u only industry. Much
can be learned from MIR. Hummel in
the cultivation of his thirty acres. II,
has demonstrated that it is possible t.
produce a. much from thirty acres II,
is ordinarily produced from IA farm o.
100 acres. Other farmers have ]learne,
other lessons and all should share il
the knowledge, We expect IA grca
deal this year from the farmers insti
tute.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
The Old Flag. or Mother. Home
and Heaven.

The Lecture by Charles Clark At.
wood at the Christian church was
handled in II mastery manner and
illustrated in a handsome way.-Deni
son News Kans.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22

and acted as a. chaperon for this jolly
home crowd. A nice little luncheon
was spread at the Glow restaurant after
the play at which the members of the
company and a few invited, partook
sumpteously. No. IL made the stop
for the returning Red Cloud people,
Riverton Review.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Special Train To Bladcn
Fair Week,

A special train will be run from
Red Cloud to Bladen Sept. ~, 2s, %
and 30. Train will leave as follows
Red Cloud 8 n. IN.
Cowles s:25 a. m.
Blue Hin s,56 u. m, go
Arriv" NJ Bln'ien Oh. R~e,ifu.nr
leaving Bladen NJ 4 D.. III
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Reward.

Alta meeting of the city council
held Sept. 10, 1910 n reward of Five
Dollars was o~ffsrsdtfor the arrest and
conviction of any one found guilty of
breaking or attempting to break street
lamp within said city of Red Cloud.
Attest &. II. POTTER. Mavor
o. c. TEEI., Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Warning.

At meeting of the city council
held Sept. Il, 1910 the city marshall
was instructed TO arrest any person
found dumping garbage within the
city limits of Red Cloud.
Attest c. ii. Porter. Mayor
q. &, TELL, Clerk.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Keep kool,

We have taken over the lee business
and are now giving the same our per-
sonal attention. Put cut your Ice
Card and we will do our best to please
you.-A. r. TURNER, THE Ice MAN.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
NldsN'S Pension.

The recent act of April 10th. 1908
gives to all soldiers widows II pension
OF Sl2 per month. fred Maurer, the
attorney. has all necessary blanks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
Wassn Bsxes

7 See Wailin fsr ttat new wagon box
that you need. Also complete wagons.
The Red Cloud chief., 1910-09-22
I'm Golden Valley

AT the Red Cloud Opera House,
Saturday, Sept. "a,
Mr.. J. B. Burton presents the most
beautiful western drama ever writ
ten, in Golden Valley" as pre-
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-06-09
HERE FOR THE SUMNER.

Commissioner M, L. Shipman,
of tho department of Labor and
Printing, left yesterday, with
his family for their former home
in Hendersonuille, where Mrs.
Shipman and the children will
reside during the summer
months. Mr.. Shipman expects
to attend the joint meeting of
the North Carolina Press Asso-
citation, and the Good Roads Con-
vention in Wilmington before re-
turning to Raleigh. The edi-
toriaf association meets on We'd
nesday of next week at Wrights-
vile beach. Raleigh News &
Observer.
The family are spending some
days in Davidson visiting Mrs.
Shipman's sister. Mrs. Zorro K.
Justice. They will arrive in
Hendersonville the last of the.
week.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-06-09
MEETING Of
THE new BOARD.

The first meeting of the new.
board of town commissioners
was held in the town hall last
Thursday night.
There were present: Mayor
Station, Messrs. Mcintyre. Rhodesl
Davis, Rector, Stepp and F. 2.
Morris.
A. j. Williams was elected tax
collector, succeeding S. Y. Bry-
son.
Hilliard Maxwell was appoints
ed chief of police and Will Gar
rem policeman No. /.
F. z. Morris is treasurer, sue
ceeding ]. Mack Rhodes.
T. M. Israel is street overseer;
M. A. eagle, city plumber; ]. NJ.
Guice, keeper of the reservoir;
]. d. Davis, secretary; w. C.
Rector, Imayor pro tenn.
Following are the various COM
mittees, the first named being
the chairman:
Streets; Rector, Morris. Stepp.
Water and Sewer: Mcintyre,
Davis. Rhodes.
PublicEbuildings and grounds:
Davis. Rector, Stepp.
Lights: Stepp. Mcintyre, Davis
Finance: Rhodes, Morris, Rec
tor.
Acting on a resolution intro
ducedEby Mr.. Morris, the street
committee was instructed
to investigate the ACCESSIBILITY of
erecting a bridge across Little
Mud Greek on the Willow road.
Thissis a main travelled road,
leading to both lakes, and after a
heavy rain the ford is impossible.
Private aid. will be''given, and
the bridge is a public necessity.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1910-06-09
Early Closing.

We, the undersigned iobbers
IF Hendersonville, N. c., do
hereby agree to close our respec-
i've places of business and not
deliver any goods to the trade,
wagons or otherwise, after the
lOur of 200 p. m, on Saturdays,
beginning June 18, 1910.
Hendersonville Wholesale
q Grocery Company
Sladen, Fakes & Co.
Calhoun ffk ms Co.
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Sorry!

Lack of space crowds out
many interesting communics-
lions this week.
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