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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
ONE WEAK SPOT.
Most Augusta People Have Weak
Part and Too Often It's the Back.

Part and Too Often It's the Back.
Everyone has a weak spot.
Too often it's a bad back.
Twinges follow every sudden twist
Dull aching keeps up, day and
night
Tells you the kidneys need help
For backache is really kldney-ache
a kidney cure is what you need
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys,
Cure backache and urinary ills,
Augusta people recommend the
remedy.
William A. Hamilton. % Elm ST,
Augusta. Me-, says:
For several years I was bothered
by pains in my back which were es-
pecially severe when l stopped or
lifted. My back ached at night and
when l arose in the morning, l was
nervous l became tired and languld
and occasionally suffered from dizzy
spells. Every cold l caught settled
in my kidneys and at times the Sc
cretions from these organs were so
frequent in passage that | had 10
arise during the night. Doans KID
ney Pills were finally brought to my
attention and / began their use. The
contents of few boxes effected a
cure that has been permanent. l
would not be without a supply OF
Doan's Kidney Pills in the house.
For sale by all dealers. Price 5V
cents. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's-ah ana
take no other.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

. George f. Giddings is doing quite an
extensive piece OF. work in the way of
improvements on his dwelling on Gage
street A portion of the house has been
removed and an ell will he built on to
the south side. giving additional rooms
and 4 piazza will also be built. so that
when the work is completed the results
will he very satisfactory. The recent
changes on Gage street have given Mr..
Giddings one of the finest views of the
Kennebec river to be had on the street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
Utterly Wretched
Nervous Prostitution Long Endured
Before Remedy WAS Found.

Miss Minerva Reminger. Upper Bern.
Pa, writes: For several years I had
nervous prostration, and was utterly
wretehed. / lived, on bread and beef
tea because my stomach would not re-
tain anything else. / took many rem
edies, but obtained no relief until I
took Hoods Sarsaparilla, when l began
to gain at once. Am now cured"
Pure, rich blood makes good, strong
nerves, and this is why Hoods Sarsa :
parjlIa, which purifies and enriches the
blood, cures so mary nervous diseases.
Get 1t today in usual liquid form or
chccoia ted tablets called Sareata bS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL
rELEPHoNE-f3s.
Monday, September 10, 1910.
Cards Of thanks, obituary notices, res

Cards Of thanks, obituary notices, res
-olutions of respect, etc, will be
charged at the rate of ten cents per
line. No charge less than Is cents.
All advertising announcements Of en-
tertainments whose object Is the
raising of money, will be charged at
the rate of fifteen cents line.
Advertising notices, news form will be
excluded from our local columns,
except such as refer to advertisers
occupying space in our advertising
columns and will be run under a
separate head on one of the local
pages.
Subscribers who fail to receive the
Journal promptly will confer favor
by notifying the Office Immediately.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

One of the attractions of the Yankee
Bazaar at the Green Street church
Tuesday afternoon and evening will be
n mark down sale of hand painted sofa
pillows. Supper from $50 to 7.30 p. NJ.
Limited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
Frank S. Winsate,
BLOOD STANDS STILL.
Piles Can't Be Cured Until Circula-
ton Is Restored.
aept14eodSt

1t ia useless to try to cure piles by
operating OF use of salves or supposi-
tories--as long as the blood is stagnant
in the lower bowel, new tumors will con-
tinue to form. Clear the biood-free the
circulatioHs Then piles will leave for
good. A. successful. scientific. internal
remedy Is DR.. Leonhardts Hem Roid.
sold under guarantee by Bowditch. Web
ster & Co. Hem Roid does its work thor
oughly. 81 for q days treatment. DR..
Leonhardt. CO.. Station b, Buffalo. n. Y.
Write for booklet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Mrs. G. Fl. Dearborn of West Som
erville. Mass, and Mrs. r. G. Kimball
of Essex. Mass, who had been visit
ing their.father, A. w. Craig and their:
nephew, j. Fremont Dearborn, return
ed home Sunday forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Albert Winsate of Manchester. who
is employed as policeman in the United
states Senate at Washington. ID. c..
left for that city on train 64 Saturday
forenoon after passing a few weeks at
his old home Mr.. Wingate was for
mcrly motorman CT the Lewiston,
Augusta & WaterviIls Street Railway.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Fred r. Fife. automobile clerk in the
office of the secretary of state. is TAX
ing his annual rest from duty and will
pass the time at the ponds about Frve-
burg in the enjoyment of his favOritc
sport Of luck shooting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

The Augusta Lumber Co, which had
been busy for the past few months pill
ing logs on the shore CT the island
north of its mill anG also above the
Kernchoc dam, completed the work
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

The regular meeting of the Pythag-
oras Club will be held in the club
room in. the Vickery building at 7.SO
Tuesday evening and the presence of
all members is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

A. p Drew and Charles Jones of Do
yer \. H.. who had been passing a
few days in Augusta. during which
they visited Togus and other points of
interest abo&t the city, left for home
Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Miss Hazel Lewis, who had been
passing a week at her home in this
city, returned to Brockton, Mass. Sun
day forenoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

William Daley, who had been enjoy
ing his annual vacation, resumed his
work at the Chadbourne barber shop
Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Mr. and Mrs. H. w. Webber of
Mount Vernon were guests last week
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Seavey of
Farmingdale and of Mr.. and Mrs. c. c.
Griffin, 20 Eastern avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

The Susanna Wesley Society will
met this evening at 7.30 o'clock with
Miss Leila Hutchins, at so Winthrop
|Fass9feet CompaniessA and B will en-
forfoip -~s'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Miss Gertrude NJ. Kicker of Salmon
Falls, n. H.. arrived in the city Satur-
day and is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
George f. Frye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
LOCAL BRIEFS.

Hon. and Mrs. Arthur l. Brown left
town Saturday afternoon on a short
visit to their home IN Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Mrs. John II. Hopkins and son. who
had been visiting in Old Town. return
ed to Augusta Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Edward r. Sexton of Botson, who
had been the guest of his brother, Dan
w. Sexton, in this city. left for home
Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

mer Rentl"y. Francis Learned and +.
d. Wood. A large chorus of pretty girls
is also in evidence without which no
Daniels company would be complete.
On account of the big celebration IN
the citr tho same evening the curtain
will hc held until after the parade.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19

Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Smith of North
Augusta are taking short vacation
and are enjoying the time at Ocean
Point
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-19
LOCAL NOTICE.

Experienced mattresses wanted.
Sept goth and 21st at the Augusta
House. Apply at the hotel office.
sept17&19
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tertain.
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New York. =; ~. Louis. =.
Cincinnati. Q; Brooklyn. q.
Chicago. ~; Boston. q.
Phiiaaielphia. 10; PittsburE. ..

NTv YOUE ~ -. 81 IorIs ~. L.. .
81 IorIs. Aug - Having fallen int"
thu habit OF losing hall games IN the ninth
inning ~ Louis this afternoon lost the last
game Of the series Ia New York after holding
the lead for eight innings The cause nf
m. Giants victory was IN Lash, failure
20 locat- tho plato IN the last inning when
Red Murray was passed. Then tho Giants
who had fOund great trouble ia getting
but one man around 10 score. soon dlscoN-
cred that Southpaw johnny and hts team
mates were about tho easiest marks Ia the
business and scored three runs. giving
them n lead OF two runs The Cardinals
were unable TO overcome the handicap
In their half OF the last round. being retired
almost without effort
The Cardinals gained lead by scorng
one run In the fourth. which Fills opened
with a strtkeoui MowTey followed with
q line single TO centre Ames apparently
could no, locate the plato for kcns'~hy
Just as Umpire Johns'one calle,l "A third ball
Mowrev was sent down Ia second. with the
result that Nike was tossed out. Sch,ei to
Doyle
with two out Ronetchv. was passed.
Evans tripled to the centrehSld fence, Scor-
ing konetchv In the New Works NTH
Merkle doubled TO right ~ that the Giants
first -aCker would never have ~.ored had
not steve Evans made an entirely uncalled
for play by capturing = hlet's foul nv
The capture gave McTklr a chance to hike
TO third Nmes "em" along With n single
to right. scoring Merrle Had Evans allowed
the ball 20 fall foul Merkle would have re-
manned on second and there j. little posi-
hility that he would have attempted TO
sore on Ames'S hit
The Cardinals in their NTH again tool,
the lead One was down vhen Bes.her
got life on Ame-'s Wild throw to Hrs;
on q little inheld bOundcr Lush famed.
HugRlns singled 10 centre and hes her
scored huggins stole second Elts nicd
Ia DeVore
Murray started The ninth bv walking
Red siol" seCond Bridwe!l Was forccd At
second, Mnrrsy scoring DeNlin stole 49,
ond. Nerkle beat ont a TAP to lush DevHu
taking third Merkls stole second Nrr--
nshan was ~ the opinion that Schiei would
hii q short nv 10 ief' ana calle.i from the
bench "a Elli- for the latter 10 play well m
behind third Roger certainly hsd 'he
wrong dope Schlri lifted the ball far on er
EiIss head for triple scoring Davlin and
Merkls Am~S popped 10 kour', hv end
lIerk~r sent roller 10 kuuet'hN ~ndin rho
round
Tho
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ytw-er waiter Manning has been released 10
dorchester again The SeN ioTh American
rilu but recalled him
~ LOrt~ Avg - Manager NcGraw 81 the
Nry Npra Giants - day announced that he had
released - seymour IN HAitiuore Eastern
irAg"s.
nidnI much come Tom Jonsss wsT Yesterday.
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'Or- out when winning ? p 80, --"f-i
BrOosEn % % 10 % On ~ ~
tlnTinnAti - % ~ ~ ~ I
Huu cincinnati b~scher Two base ht
pAskrvt Three base htf Mcmillan SioIrn
hAs-s lt~srhcr rAsarr'. IaNii-Dn 9 Uuru,-I
DUIhl- pAi MILAN ryan ami lloru',-l
"a rturr hi Rowan First hasr balls ~
Nlrker Z or It0u an e struck out rs ltutkrr
by Rowan. icf' IN hAsss RrOokbu 4
cincinnati Umpire In ~h'c' iuytrg Itcd
umpire Tmsnr rinr hp
CHICAGO D.. ~ Hn-roN ~ D., I.
CHICsoo. Nug - flE- base, on halls three
Singles tao 'TtIirs q saVtiTr~ and a wiid MITCH
hN RNAns no relic, eel tuTtS. urttea the t.ub-
nine rms ~ me .i,fg inning OF 20 day game
VIth BOstor The score
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THE SUN. THURSDAY, AUGUST IS. 1910.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Ames Toe Much for Cardinals Rcd.
Hank Hrooklyn..

The Giants finished their seasons sHrt"s
In St I.ouis yesterday and with Ams- az tho
helm defeated the Cardinals. taking two
out Of three The BrooklynS didn't Ear"
we'll They were shut OUT 10y the R"ds
in a ten inning Raue The Cube made their
pennant prospects brighter Ivy lambasr ins
the Bostons simultaneously with n defeat
for the PittshuTgs at the hands Of thu Phil
liee For the present az least the race IL
for second place The results
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Runs -PhAdelphiA titus. knAbe, Rates, 2.
MAGE. :. Bransneld. toolAn. Moran, living
rl'i>hurg Learn. .s Clarke. Wagner. Flynn
Two base hits abrahsneld. Leach, Moran. Veg
ner Three base hit Ewing Home run Mage.
Stolrn bases clarke. Hates. Mage SacTlnce
Miller. Double plays wagner and Flynn. knAbe
anu hransnrid. p,rolAn, knAbe and Bransneld.
First hAss on halis pn Adams. & OF Ewing,
Struck ont Nv adams. . by l.eineld ! by Ewing.
mplrr In chief brennan Field umpire
b'hN Tfrc : tour and ~ minutes
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- Greenwood Greenwood 7. Hai'tesSurg ?
AZ IAfa-1 cav llyDp tify. r NIrasburg ;
A. Jackson -fACE~Dn. Meridian. .
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AtIohs,lllr First game Kansas city -
Iou'sylllr. , Scgond Raur LoulsNine. !. kan.a,
rs. J. Seroni game called 20 AilON teams "a
catch train
1t Columbus First game columbus. 9. ~
pall S~rond Enme columbus. st Paul. 4
~ Tolsio MilUAukre 10. TU~do. :
NJ indianapolis MnusH polls g indianapolis. q
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lo'Als = : - ~
Matted for Ngicr IN the ninth inning
Ran FOR 80 In the n'nth lnning
NrWAra d ~ - q o
Turpn'o - u % % {,
puns- NrwArA Meyer Toronto Kelly. Dee
hAEu Narrinyt hits lee Andy. Ager stolen
hs>r llouden Double plays Never and AgIeI
N-wton Vaughn and SiAttsTy lee uearnc AMI
NCirr Left on haSe> N-NArk. O. Toronto
~rrl,k Ju' ~ \rv ton !tr~t base on halls
90 Lee = OF Ne~to-. 1 Hit Is pitsh~r By New
20 toId-ni Umpire In chief Hur>t Fi"id
umpire No, ~ Time hour
BuEE.Lu. d. JkEsFI my
ItFt,I0 Nug a HuraIo and Jersey Ciiy put
4p 4 .'rr.inE gar 'nls afternoon. The idsous
wIurIny 10 l,l'rT.s pzsuT trTpNS 80 s~rond
we're q rr.'N T-,,rHu-lhr Tor 'rr >N~s'Srs dr'cat
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IS,S -, ;:D II, So'& H;,,, ,.I,0:

'HaFFrd NlF HoTWan IN Inc ninh InoIng
~ Louis q n q o.
nCS'on = q 5
Runs ~ i.nuIs--tiTtGgs klltfer boston
rurien Siahl iA-Nis Wagner. Fhgle Thre~ hase
hits illfcr SiAhI Hom~ run Grtggu Sacrifice
Nies-hunt Enge Sacrifice hit-t.rWis Stolrn
hasrs Wagner Stcnr Douhle play Wallace
Tri~ssial- and Newman Lett on bass Hrs
ton - ~ Louis 5 first base on halls on
Hunt = % Hall MT By pltrher-ny Hail
H' oper Str,irk out--ny Hunt by Han
via pltch Nunt. Umpire In chief -EgAn ficld
umpire "O'l az ahnn. Time hour and minute
wNsHINoroS. CHICAGO "a 49,
MN-HINGroN Aug sA-Nashing'on landed the
mai game - the series With Chicago , 10 : hy
a rOnsing batting rally In the tenth The score
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Totals a, asa % /, Totals. ~ sAoiO

'One out when winning run was scored
ChlesFo ... o o 0 . %
Washington ~ i-a
Runs chicago Dougherty. Collins Wash.
ing'on- tiesser MeRride Gray FIRST base on
errors. Washington, Chirago. lrit on bases-
on Olnstead Z on Gray, Struck ou'-By Gray
Z by Oimstead Two base hit Gray Sacrifice
hit TAnnehi stolen base- SChaefer. ilouhle
plays Ieider, Tsnnehiil and Lord. zelder and
Tannchlll Mcbride. Schaefcr and tnxAub
Umpire In chirf-CohnoWer Field umpire
connolly Time-s hours and minutes
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Murphy harry. Thomas Ftrst base errors
cleveland. I: philadelphia. Left on hases-
cleveland. =. PhIladelphla.t First base on balls
80 kalcr \ OF Reader. = struck out Buy kAer.
:. by hender. 1: Two base hits Thomas.
Nurphv Harry. Stolen bases -Thoma~oa: Bit
tninEhI a lAioae Double plays-ColiinA. RaTry
and Va, LAJole. Hall md StovaIl. Umpire IN
Chisi KERN. Field umpife-Evans. Time
hour and ~ minutes.
BnsToS a ~ ~ LouIs "a. ~, 2
ltosros Aug "A new Red Sox phenom.
nen iAnln Franklin Hunt from Sacramento. Cal .
held ~ Louis To four hlts To day and the home
team won Hunt struck out seven The score
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- paIlas Dallas .. OKLAHOMA CITY
- tsHlN -sfuu San Antonio 3D. tsaiVrston q
AZ iiurstun Hou-'0n. s. WACO.
~ Port Worth Shreveport. Fort Worth, J.
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RtDmnhr omaha. =. WLhlts
~ ~, Jnlnrs - Joseph. = Des M1in-s. o.
~ ~togN ,lv Den,-r. % SfOHA City, .
A. Lincoln First game Liza, olu. I. Topcka. :
Second game l4nrJil. q Toprkn
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southern LEAGUE.

~ Nsv orleans New orleans. :: Memphis. q
~ MOBILE Mobile, =. Chattanooga. 1
~ birmingham Birmingham. > Atlanta. 4
~ MOntgUn.cry Nonaonery. I. Nashville 4
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~ Northampton Nv iiAycn. a. Nor'hamp
ton
- Holyol.- .IIoIyuIe ). Sptlngrcld.
Al SrW VrtAin liar fford. :. Scw Britain. Q.
~ EriI espof' flrsi EAms Waterbury. 4.
bridgeport. Second game Waterbury =
Bffigruyff ".
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Virginia I.eaGnc

~ DAnvtlIs SorfOih. a. UanNilIe. q.
- Roanoke HoanoEe. ? Nrhmoud. n
81 Petersburg prtefsbuTE =. Luxembourg. .
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T0fHIs = : . ~ n T0'aIs = h'.f IS
- ZONES ont NJ ~ hated hall
Tsfroii ~ . ~ u q n o q
NsW uUrH % ~ 20 % % ~ \
Runs >rs NOrE Daniels Nol'-r thAsr
Knight. hpArh. NVs'in Left on base De'r1it =
New > urk. lirst bass or balls pf bono, IN p
90 Vaughn StrIck OV' ll$ Donovan hv
agEuu Three hzsr hits MCINTYRE. E.fxni
Tao bEsr iits crawford. StAuAgr Sacrifice
~ 'nss~ sacrifice q, iApDrtr stolen ha~e
tlIsu. Doubl- play iBovoNan. Uush ami T
.0uss muf~ IN CUi~f Dns'n Tisid nm rtrc
Term. line : ho.r anil - minutes
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EASTERN LEAGUE.


TORONTO AUG "a Pinch hitting by me leafs
ana MASTER, tNirhnE ~ newton I'D To
rOn'o to credit Their nrst win from ee and carry
80 three Uut of four from the indians The sore
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south~astern League

- Johnson Ciy GAdsden. Z, Johnson City ,
A. Asheyiile- Asheville. q Nogrtstowu,
~ knoA 5. Rome. &
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IHii srtLFHIs. Aux = The Athletics. thicf
"nd'f uifrhiag. made clean svrrp Of iFc
tlsteiAnd scTies shen thry defeated inc NAp-
rere mt afternoon Render -'rlrt opt 'UrIlr
u~r 'r'"r OF Nom In the ss'Oud inning Inc
tr0FF
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Games Scheduled for To-day

ANPRtCsS iFAOUH
chicago In sea York ~ Louis In Philadelrhia
Cle, Gland IN Boston Detroit In Washin ton two
games
sA1IOssLtENOrg
S~N York IN Chicago Brooklyn In Pi'tSburg
Philadelphia IN cincinnati Bo~'on IN ~ Louis
FssrEHS LEA0TE
Newark In Montreal Jersey city IN Toron 20
baltimore Ia HuTslO Providence IN Rochester
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Tots, g. - -
'fIa .'-f 'nr k'ss'urrr IN the ninth Inning
.rr~sa ~, %
u. Ga n ~ :.
llur- f,r-rl t.', Harford ~ Talo H-rlns.
Sabre FIr>i has- ~ balls pn MSrritt. OF
k.s~'rgrT ~'r'Ira ont Hy MERRITT. 5. rs kis
strF,r TrVrc has' NJ H~nlnT Two hssr
NU Pat'~e SacTtNrr hits pAt'~~ HAnford
stolen rs>s> Johnson. i~intnErr. k'sSinerr Hen
line Ps'rse Sah-s WHITE Double plays John
IN and Sb,'-in. hissinger BG'ier aud H,mond
ION - bssr~ Rufs'n Jersey ,tty Umpire
ir rHir' ~ ron Yield umpire Murray Tine
0 Hrur and . minutes
~ NOMINAL. FIRST C,NE
lroNIusnCe y n n
Montreal - q - o q
batteries steele aHd Peterson Blrchcil ana
kTirhsl
sFD0Np G.N
Prov ldrn-r - y
Montreal 70 u ~ n n %
Pat'srfSS IHsendrr AMI IityErrad. lUbIc
Agh Hardy
- rrCHFsrTH
g,Itlrnorr y q . q n y 90 5000
Too hester % q q - . . y q q . 90
Batteries Russs'l and Fgan Raga1 ana Blair
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'IN,iNN'TI. Aug = Tho Doip"r. r.Irvcd
another "N'tt iun.rc c1ma TO-DAY, l"s.ug
IN grand rou'"~' - Tie Reds nv score
~ / to OBJ 20 ION innings Roth Iiurker AVID
Rowan vUrNed ~ great -'vi" 10 latter
doinRrycrrtionillv good vorI, 20 no p'nchr..
vhtl,. the '"Idinr On both -Jdvs vu- clean
Hucker weakened IA 'r' 'sn'h. ana after
sinking ont ToVa Hc~ch.r ngl-G through
short and st0'" second Nap also wall Il
Egan ana tho rr-' bail -sryei ~ 20 Hu
vel Was ~ for 'nnG -.nS'" tn I.ft centre
easily scoring B~soh"g from Second with
tho inning tally
Fucker got m several bad holes dur NJ
ne game and = lUoA cd ls 'houEh tho Erd-
v-r" going TO tiu,l ~ UsH'' clTli"r But
Nan VA there u ~" psu,h"-. and once
N.th a man ou tnird and non" ouf struck
out the 'r-' two ba'su"u aud got the ueNt
on a pop ~
Tn" dodgers only GOT one man 20 tiI'I
base and only three 80 -a,onu 'l-n Zach
time there vas a IuHu further '.an '.r-f
base there were 'v0 pu'. ana 'hr neat batter
easy tNlN Uuts uiu = luUA a. though
'hsN had Y ,Ltu'" 90 -,pru. that com uE ~
'bs seventh Inntng WIN one dow o. surpN
got q Walk N EuN1u. amt Smith folio gI
With one at the Dudv"r- three hits 10 o"nfr.
suuoN 'Tisd for 'hiFt an the IiaN. t.ff
was .Ntingu' -hrd uu I'tsHert line Throw.
Witch had 20 - perfect n order % vcr
N" runner bergen s"u' "vt ana ninth
was l-r On 'irs'
II lu0l s,i ~ though GrIri'h.S rnrn would
tallv in the third. NhI"h IpWnN Mcmillan
pred open With tire" bagger ra-f Mu'sf
Rowan an! I"~rh"r -'rI,E oUr. nov ever.
" hile EgRn 7a- "u-l "a au tnteli pIts
he fielding OF Tommy Mcmillan. Who
cut - several hi'- - 'r~t, and paIherf
ana the hitting of Mclean hplI.d icutIrp
IN. game. rh"!~cor.
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jim VAUGHN, he WAS IT
SPED PARTING DETROIT GUESTS
WIN 4 SHI TOJT.
HiEHianders Piayed we'll Behind Him ana
Got to DonON an In Last Two Innings
Athletics. Ba.tons aud washing ons
Other American League winners.

Vim Vaughn was II on the hill YESTERDAY.
and the Highlanders saN 20 y that the
Ustroits we're laVed IN whitewush. The
IiiIIaen took tNo ont Of three from tho
champions and for the second time ms
year heat them two IN -uC'esSion ] he
inyincihle Athletics Won afain from the
10, cIands while the Bos'on- made ~ three
~ira sht from the Browns Inc Washing
ions won = ten inning game from the White
SOY. the Past therefore making a cleanup
uu 'he dav The results
New York. q: Detroit, %.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1910-01-05
IMMIGRANT HAS NO
 FAITH IN BANKS

Washington, January 1.-The immi- grants lack of confidence In the safety and security of private financial in- stitutions of the United States is of ficially declared to be the chief reason for the sending of millions of dollars by postal money orders from the United States to foreign countries each year.
 Auditor Chance of the postoffice de- pertinent points to this as an indca- tion of what might be accomplished through the establishment of postal savings banks.
 The stupendous total of $640. $40, S17. representing the surplus earnings of foreign labor employed in the indus trial and commercial enterprises of the United States has been sent abroad since 1890 total of $75,622.629 was sent abroad by foreign workmen in 1909. The millions sent out of this country have steadily increased each year in proportion to the influence of foreign immigrants.
 Most of the amount sent abroad last year found lodgment in Austria Great Britain, Hungary. Norway, Italy aisd Russia. Postal officials declare that in transferring their money to for eign countries foreigners prefer money orders to oh ecks and drafts on banks.