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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
marlborough.

NWFFV TITIIFNI
"Brattleborough' Is the way the Con
cord On. H. Monitor spells our Vermont
town down the Connecticut river. Ugh
what waste OF letters when Brattleborc
will do as we'll The practice of adding I'm,
necessary letters TO names OF cities and
towns, as the government has done Off
cially by adding an III" to Pittsburg, Pa,
is getting too common and too wearisome;
SO let us keep it Brattleboro as long as pos
sible. Undoubtedly, the contemporary
spelling of the name was merely slip foI
a moment
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Total bases. Keene 10, BIatile6orop q
sacrifice hits. Koran. Wachtel stolen base,
Mcleod; hits, off jackson 7 IN o innings,
OFF Bosk ? in ? innings, of Burns .
in innings: two.base hit, Durgin; bases
on balls, of Burns, Koran; of Jackson,
McCrchan. Burns; left on bases, keene ;,
Bratileboro 1; struck out, by Burns, I'd
gar. Jackson, Ensign 2; by jackson, Dur
gin. Qualters, Burns; by Bosk,, Dnrgln, Me
Carthy, Qualters Fish; batter hit, Murray;
time H. 35m: umpire Shea.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
A Democratic Hope.
(Verpennes Vermonter. J

The Mortified News says the sugges-
ton of the Bennington Banner of William
B. Mayo of Mortified for governor on the
democratic ticket is eminently good. DR..
Mayo is an old line democrat and fighter
who wins more often than he loses He
has the distinction of being the only demo-
crat who was ever elected state senator
in Washington county, which speaks vol
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

umes for his popularity and standing in
his own county Ii the democrats would
put some such man at the head of their
ticket they would do their part TO make
Vermont i close state instead Of being so
one sided that il is a foregone conclusion
who will win.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
80 4 l42l 10

Three base hits, Murray, MeGar, WI.
liams; stolen bases Nichols, Bosk; sacrifice
hits Nichols, Kelley; bases on balls, of
McGowan ., off Williams !; struck out, 10y
Williams 8, by Bosk, l; hits off Bosk, 10
in six innings, off McGowan in two IN
nings; passed ball, Ensign; umpire, Shea;
time of game ] hr 80 min.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
Hyphens Defeated in IL Innings.

Bellows Falls defeated the Hyphens at
Springfield Wednesday afternoon in an ex-
citing l2.inniug game, the score standing
to 4 4 two-bagger by Brill and two SIN
giles won the game Score by innings:
h e
Bellws F., OO003O0lOO03-7 u ?
Springfield, 0OOOl02 1904 3
Batteries Brimola and Burlington
Williams and Henderson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

The Brattleboro baseball team can
claim the championship of the state OF
Vermont without regard to the outcome
of the Twin State league race, having
already won a majority of the series with
Bellows Falls. the only other team in the
league that represents Vermont town
alone. Now that the Bennington club has
disbanded we do not know OF a team IN
the state that is fast enough to dispute the
title with Brattleboro, but if there is one
it can be accommodated Immediately upon
the close of the Twin State league sea
son September 4.--Brattleboro Reformer
1t is to be noted that Bratteboro didn't
saw ANYTHING about the state champion
shin until after the Bennington team clos.
ed the season Along back in July the
Bratteboro manager and the president OF
the Brattleboro association were invited
to arrange dates to play Bennington
Bennington offered to play them at their
own convenience The Brattleboro team
officials claimed to be anxious to play
Bennington but put off fixing dates though
they were told that the season here would
close about August 90 It's wise town
that knows when to put up a baseball
bluff and Brattleboro is very wise-Ben-
Dington Banner,
Bratt1eboro could not fairly make any
claim to the state championship until the
outcome of its series with Bellows Falls
was determined, and that was not until
the Bennington team had finished its
season. It is true that the Bennington
management tried in July to arrange dates
with Brattleboro, but this could not be
brought about on account of the arrange
ment of the Twin State league schedule.
As to the close Of the Bennington season,
the Bratteboro management did not know
of it until the day before when some OF
the Bennington players called up in search
of positions, it being understood up to
that time that Bennington would probably
hold its team together at least until
Labor day. As to baseball bluff, what
about town that does its talking after
its team has disbanded for lack Of support?
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Stolen bases, Murray. Koran, C9nnnors
two base hits. Edgar, Brignoliai hlt %
pitched hall. Brill. Mcleod bases on halls
by Cronin |; struck out, by jackson d nl
Cronin 3: umpires, Bosk, Brimoha, Nc
Kepna; time, | hr % MIN.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Those who have steadily adhered to the
belief that work would be started i'm
mediately on the Hinsdale- Brattleboro
railroad link will not find much encourage
ment in the statement Of President Mel
len of the New Haven system regarding
the industrial situation. In his opinion,
business is Of such character at present
and the outlook for the future is so I'M
certain as to require the strictest economy
in railroad management. Consequently the
New Haven road will lay off every en-
ploye it can, will start no new work, and
will complete only such work as will cost
more to leave unfinished. As actual work
on the Hinsdale- Brattleboro connection
has not been started there is no reason for
thinking that any further move in that
direction will be made by the New Haven
road until its present retrenchment policy
is altered
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
Advertised Letters,

Men: Z. Q, Eggesto. Y. O Owen nm. n.'
Robert Murphy (2l. ". NJ, NSl N, 4,
Women: Mrs NJ. D, Leonard W. :
Nettie l.. Norcross.
Advertised Sept. !.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Batted Tor Ntebblns IN the Sth.
Y Two out when winning run was made
Brattleboro. 000 90 100 Ii
Two-base hit. Wachtel; struck out, by
Wachtel 8. by Nugent 6; bases on balls, off
Wachtel 5, off Nugent 1; wild pitches,
Nugent /; sacrifice hits, Brill, Connors,
Volk. Perley: stolen bases, Adams, Brill,
Burlington. McKenna; time, hr. 40 min !;
umpire, Foley
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

The St. Adams Messenger is authority
for the statement that folded copy of
the Congressional Record makes a handy
thing with which to swat the fly.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Harry B. Amey of Island Pond, who
championed the cause of the Grand Trunk
in the last session of the legislature, has
been appointed assistant counsel of the
Central Vermont railway, being associated
with c. w. Writers of st. Adams
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
Another | 70 0 Game for Keene.

Kecne defeated the Hyphens at Spring
field Tuesday afternoon by score OF to
O. The winning run was made IN the
eighth on an error by DAILY, a sacrifice by
Qualters and hit by Fish. Score by IN.
nlngs:
h g
Keepe. x-l3 !
Springfield, 0OO o 0 90
Batteries: Wheeler and Delaney; DAILY
and Henderson.
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

IN. ,nrf along the iirsi.base line! MsAieoa
sa w.. tried Ont behind the ba, in place O
Ensign and caught an excellent sa"''
Tho score
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
Keene Defeated Saturday.

Bellows Falls defeated Keene 2 10 ] at
Keene Saturday. the visitors playing an
errorless game. Score by innings
Bellows Falls, 002 0000 ~ =
keene, OOOU U U U vi :
Batteries Brignolia and burlington
Burns and Delaney
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01
Brattleboro Batting Averages.

Following are the batting averages Of
the Brattleboro Twin State league team
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

If piece of heavy cardboard is cut and
fitted into the register it will prevent a
great deal of dust sitting through the
register into the pipes in summer-dust
which, when the furnace is lighted, will be
scattered throughout the house, says an
exchange. Another good reason for using
these protectors is that if anything is mad
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Wash white silk gloves in warm suds
made of pure white soap, rinse well, and
hang out of doors over night If dried in
the dark will not turn yellow. If this
method is followed they will remain pure
white until worn out,
The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1911-09-01

Entered as second. class matter, January 4,
,on7 AZ the postofice at Brattleboro, VT,
under the Act Of Congress Of March 2, 1879.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
The County to bring action
against the Title Guaranty &
Trust Co. of Scranton, Pa. to
recover SI5OO.OO.

Co. Auditor vogel thru Co. Atty
Erickson will commence suit against
the Title Guaranty & Trust Co. Of
Scranton, Pa. to recover $500. 0C
which accumulated by the recalling Of
the ditch job of Co. ditch No. 5. The
ditch job was first awarded to Cuddy
-Cavanaugh & Co. of New Ulm on
the 10Th day of JAN, 1906, but thru the
failure of said firm the work was
never completed and caused lot OF
trouble to the Co. officials for the
reason that after the Bond Co. did
not take any action to continue the
work, it therefore became the duty of
the Co. Auditor to recall all the I'M
completed work, and this took over
81 years to find party to complete
the unfinished parts. This $4,000
covers the difference of the costs OF
the first contracts and the second con.
tracts and includes the penalty for
not having the Glitch completed. II
this suit is won by the officials it
means that much saved for the parties
that are interested in this ditch and
will not cause an extra ditch lien
against the property affected.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
M. & ST. L. Buys Iowa Central.

Since the consolidation Of the M 4
st. L. with the Iowa Central railroad,
there is great activity manifested BY
officials Of the former road. Within
the next ten days there will be crew
of surveyors at work on the extension
line OF the NJ. & St. L. road from
either the Twin Cities or Aberdeen to
Winnipeg Can. A direct road will
also be built from Storm Lake, Iowa,
to Omaha via the New Ulm division,
this would practically be one of the
shortest lines between the Twin Cities
and Omaha. Another extension OF the
system is the air line from Centerville,
Iowa, to St. Louis, Mo.
The officials of the system passed
through New Ulm early Monday
morning on 9 special train. They
we're on an inspection trip over the
whole system. During their brief
visit in this city, they gave out the
above information- The party con-
sisted of President Newman Erb, s.
H. Prince, both of New York; s. G.
Lutz, Traffic Manager, W. G. Bierd,
General Mgr, both of Minneapolis; j.
P. Hanston, asst. Supt,, Fit. Dodge.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Big Real Estate Deal.

negotiations for the sale OF the
Reinhardt building which have been
carried on for some time materialized
last Friday morning, when the proper.
ty was sold to Jos. Dietz for the con-
sideration Of 10000. The building is
located on the corner of Minnesota
and Center SITS. and is at present
occupied by the Red Front Grocery
Berg's second hand store and the
Fortschritt Printing office. On the
second floor are several flats which
are now occupied by several parties,
Mr.. Dietz has not decided for what
purposes he will use the building, but
in all events he will occupy part OF it
for himself by next spring. Inc
property vas formerly owned by the
Observation-Disclosures estate.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
BUILD sAhITORIUM
Of Jordan Sulphur Springs
ssnitorium Company, Purchased
by New Parties who will De.
veIope Il. Local Men are
Interested.

The land, stocks and other property
of the Jordan Sulphur Springs SAM
torium Company was purchased on
Monday by DR.. E. E. Novak and J.
J. Leonard, of New Prague; F. T.
Leonard, of Jordan; and others.
The land consists Of 100 acres and is
located about three miles north Ut
Jordan and sdjoins the Rosendahl
property and Familiarity known as the
Wescott farm. It contains dozens of
sulphur springs and an almost inex-
haustable supply of sulphated mud,
which has already gained an enviable
reputation for the curative properties.
The new owners will reorgsnize the
company and move the head Office
from Minneapolis to Jordan. They
will put in the foundation this fall and
put up as much of the superstucture as
the weather will permit. They expect
to have the sanitorium ready for BUSH
ness in the spring or early summer.
New Prague Times.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Criminal Carelessness.

Every fall it becomes our duty to
issue warning to careless hunters
who recklessly indulge in lively shoot
ing within the city limits or near by,
on College Heights. Last Sunday the
lives of seven. pretty young school
ma ms were greatly endangered by q
party, whose name is we'll known and
who was out on hunting trip in the
woods on the Heights. The young
ladies were on an afternoon outing,
enjoying the splendid scenery on
s.Camel's Back. They were arranging
their lunch, which really was the
cause of their gathering, when all OF 3
sudden the report of a shot gun was
heard and the whizz of shots passing
the heads of several of the ladies was
noticed. One of the teachers claims
that shots passed thru her hair. This
of course ended their frolics as they
did not consider themselves safe any
longer. Hunters should be more
cautious in using weapons where there
is great danger of injurins some one.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Not Removed but Resigned.

Wonder il q. s. government officials
know the difference between "-e'
moved" and resigned. Postmaster
Liesch stated in last weeks Journal
that Walter L Key, former fireman
laborer "Was removed from the SER
vice July l7th." The fact OF 1t is
however thahMr. Key was not removed
but voluntarily resigned on July 18th
and quit the service the same day.
The facts of the case and Mr.. Keys
reasons for resigning we're fully given
in the issue of the Review July 18th.
having read that article
which also contained the correspon-
dence between Washington and Mr..
Key can readily see that he resigned"
and was not removed. !"
Public officials should be careful in
their statements.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
THE SHAME Of THE CITY OF
mADELIA
Boosters for Prohibition are
Fined for Blind Plying.

Madelia, Mimi, Citizens Of Walton.
wan county are taking steps to bring
the matter of alleged neglect OF duty
against the county attorney Of this
county, because of what they think is
disgrace full publicity given the county,
because of conditions at Madelia.
This town went dry Q year ago last
spring, owing chiefly to the activity 10
the cause Of prohibition, on the part
of J. ]. Bill, the local druggist, and
doctors Mccarthy and Grimes. Rumor
was rife short time ago, to the effect
that the druggist was wholessling
whiskey, and detective was secured
from Minneapolis, who obtained evil
dence against q blind pigger, one Nc
Laughlin, and the druggist and the
doctors, who it appeared we're In
league to furnish liquor via the pre-
scription route, at high prices per
prescription.
The county attorney refused to pro-
coed against the trio, who are pillars
of one of the local churches, and the
attorney general was appealed to.
The result was that the prosecution
was forced on the local authorities,
but they managed to keep the matter
quiet by holding a private star cham
Der session. at nine o'clock at night,
in order that no one might learn OF
the disgrace of the prohibition leaders.
The result of the trial was the filming
of the doctors and the druggist, $40
each. The druggist paid the whole
fine, for all, and they wendell thefr
way homeward silently, hoping the
facts would not get out.
Many people of Madelia have had
their eyes opened, by this disgraceful
circumstance, to the true reason for
many of the 'waves of prohibition"
which strike localities. They believe
that too often it is to allow some of
the leaders to have the monopoly OF
their own. account, rather than allow
legitimate dealers to sell, and pay
licenses to the community therefore.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Construction of Reservoirs at
La Out Parle is Proposed. Also
Navigable Channel from Mouth
Of River to Morton. Develop.
ment of Water Power.
Public Hearing at St. Paul
Oct. 10.

A public hearing will be held at the
Commercial Club, st. Paul, ct ten
O'Clock .. m. on Thursday, October
10, 1911, by the Board Of Engineers
for Rivers and Harbors, for the con-
sideration of the proposed improve
ment of the Minnesota River.
A survey has been made and .
project has been recommended by the
District Engineer Officer for the con-
struction of reservoir at Lac Qui
Parle which would provide navi-
gable channel at least four feet deep
from the mouth to Morton, Mime
sofa, and permit the development of
considerable water power, and also
tend to the reduction of floods. The
proposed Improvement would also be
of great benefit to the navigation OF
the Mississippi River at St. Paul and
below. The estimated cost is 81, $780,
600. In view of the expense involved
the board is unable to concur in the
recommendation of the District Officer,
so far as its present information
extends.
The Board is of the opinion that the
improvement of the river between
Chaska and the mouth to provide Q
channel five or six feet in depth, at q
comparatively small expense, would
demonstrate whether or not the ex-
pected commerce would develope, and
give reasonable indications as to
the effect of q four foot channel to
Morton. Information as to the de-
STABILITY of such Improvement is re-
quested, also as to the advisability
and propriety of the United States
carrying out the reservoir project at
cost of 1875, 900.
All parties interested are invited to
attend the hearing. While oral state
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Taxes Reduced.

The State Tax Commission increased
the assessment on item lib, 20 per
cent and on item 10, also 20 per cent.
Item lib, includes the retail lumber
dealers and item Is, the manufactures
of tools and implements. Through
the efforts of County Auditor vogel
the increase was cancelled and the
original tax levy which had been
approved by the Board OF Equaliza-
ton was adopted.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11

lOt0l. 0lO,UUV
The payment of the contract prize OF
q, 038 to contractors, w. d Lovele &
Go, Minneapolis, was recommended
by the Electric Light and Water
committee for having completed the
laying of the new 10-inch water main,
connecting the Eagle Roller Mill plant
with the City Water works. The
Eagle Roller Mill Co. will pay 40% Of
the cost. 800 of the absve mentioned
amount will be retained as guaran-
tee of good material and workman
ship.
The road leading from the city to
the Beussmann bridge over the Mime
sofa River was ordered to be repaired,
the street committee being authorized
to act, in this matter.
The three local banks we're designat-
ed at repositories for the bids on rates
of interest being the same by all three
institutions. The banks pay the city
40 interest on time deposits for q
period of not less that six months and
295 On all open accounts. The city
will be charged SO interest on all
over drafts. Each bank will furnish
a bond of s30,00O security.
In order to invest Gustav Schroeder
keeper of the public dumping grounds
of the north end of the city, with the
proper Insignia of police authority he
was granted policeman's star. The
permission was given him on his own
request.
The mayors appointment OF August
Kuester as overseer Of the city ceme-
terry and that Of Charles Clement as
dog catcher, we're confirmed A list
of all delinquent assessments for street
shrinking, street improvements, the
laying of water works, etc. is to be
furnished by the city clerk and given
to the county auditor
The tax lew for street sprinkling
was referred to the board of public
works.
Building permits we're given to AID.
Alvin, for the erection of chicken
coop; W. E. Korth, for the erection
of an automobile garage.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
The Nationel Dairy Shaw

In Chicago, at the International
Amphitheatre, Union Stock Yards,
from October 26th to November 4th,
will be held the great National Dairy
Show. It will be the sixth annual
complete exposition OF the COW, her
products, and the machinery used in
the dairy industry. Also demon
stration by the United States Govern
ment of the proper care and feeding of
dairy cattle, and by the various City
Health Boards of the methods of en-
forcing sanitary regulations with re-
gulstions with regard to the handling
Of milk, butter and cheese for the
producer to the Consumer.
Over one thousond head Of the finest
Ayrshires, Brown Swiss, Guernseye,
Holsteiners, Jerseys and Ouch Belted
cattle will be on exhibition. This yesr
the entries also include some of the
little Dexters and Kerries.
Many of the cows exhibited have
made and will be making yearly tests
Of milk production. They are the sort
which returd and sure profits to dairy
men. The National 10 practical
show OF COWS which make speciality
of producing economically large yields
Of milk. The visitor easily and
pleasurably learns the good points Of
the dairy COW and how to improve his
herd. The value of the information
is far in excess of the cost of the trip
to Chicago,
The showing of milk, butter and
cheese is of interest to everyone, and
the dairy machinery will include
everything which is used on the farms,
in the creameries and factories which
turn ont the finished product of this
great billion dollar industry, which is
second onlyto oneIother, namely. corn.
There is q growing interest in
dairying and the reader is urged to
send his name and address to the
General Manager of the National
Dairy Show Association, 1905 Unity
Building, Chicago, for free bulletins
containing complete information re-
garding the Exposition. Rates of
fare and further railroad Information
can be obtained by calling on, your
local ticket agent.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
Would Like to Have Been in
Contest.

Editor, New Ulm Review.
noticed an article in your valuable
paper, Oct. 4th, in which it was stated
that the faculty of DR.. Martin Luther
College had purchased Lester piano
for the new music hall, and it is
further stated that this piano was
bought after rigid and severe test
with other pianos sold by local dealers.
Since all the other dealers we're in
formed about this contest, do not
think it "fair and square" that I vas
not asked to compete and I take this
method to state that not all > the music
stores we're represented.
NEW ULM Music STORE,
A. Danielson, Prop.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1911-10-11
In Employ of Northwestern Road
for 40 Years. Is Now PensiOned.

Michael A. Leary after serving the
Northwestern road for 40 years has
upon request been granted pen
sion by the company. he has been
employed in the capacity of foreman
Of the bridge and building work dur
ing that period and has proved to be
an efficient and faithful employee.
Mr.. Leary has made New Ulm bis
home since / 1870 and will spend the
remainder of his life here and on his
farm in Lyon county.