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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-08

Roosevelt's third party movement
cannot be dismissed with sneer.
The Colonel may not succeed in be-
ing elected himself, but he will sue.
coed in electing progressive dem.
ocrat, which will suit the country
far better than again placing a man
in the White House who would stoop
to steal nomination. Probably ne
yer before in the history of the
world has man been able to gather
as many workers about him for a
good cause as has Mr.. Roosevelt
since he inaugurated this movement
few weeks ago. 'a-.
The Plaza Pioneer, George IaEol.
lette Smiths publication, has come
out flat footed in support of Taft.
We don't blame Editor Smith for be
ing a republican, but he ought to
know, if he knows anything, that the
nomination was stolen for Taft. A
good straight newspaperman, will not
stand for a convention run as was the
one at Chicago. Smith half apologizes
for the attitude he has taken. and We
should think that he would. Won.
der what his old bosom friend La.
Toilette will think?
Many who left North Dakota for
the west several years ago are com.
ing back to recuperate their broken
fortunes. Several thousand houses
are empty at Spokane and business
in general is very quiet in tire west.
North Dakota and the middle west
in general is enjoying unprecedent-
ed prosperity and we all extend
hearty welcome to our friends who
left us to seek wealth, health and
happiness. They realize that they
might have had all of these right
here in North Dakota.
Nine-tenths Of the voters OF NORTH
Dakota are progressives, whether
they be progressive republicans or
progressive democrats. If Roosevelt
makes any kind of q campaign In
this state, which hs ID pretty SIRE
to do. he ought to carry North Da-
kota In the fall election. Wilson Is
our second choice altho we shoull
not like to endorse his tarif-for-reve
nue. only plank.
Judge N. Davis has joined the
third party movement, having set as
a delegate at the Fargo convention.
It is entirely possible that the fudge
will again enter the congressional
race In the Third district, although
he has made no announcement to
this effect
The man who has Z yard full Of
weeds at home and spends his time
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-08

There are several score of editors
in the state who have always been
good republicans who are "unattach-
ed during tht present campaign.
And the same can be said of several
thousand readers. It's anyhody's
fight except Taft's, n North Dakota
this year. ~
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-08

Mayor Jackson of Willistor has an
advisory board, composed of the
most prominent business men Of that
city, regardless of their party affllia-
ton. Whenever an intricate q'lea-
ton Of Importance is involved, the
mayor calls his hoard together and
they talk the matter over. Two
heads are better than one, the mayor
believes, and when a dozen heads get
together, no serious mistake is apt to
be made. Mayor Jackson realizes
that he is merely the servant of the
people and that's the reason he is
making good. 49,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-08-08

Out in Williams county there IL
considerable disappointment because
Senator diversion was not appointed
Register OF the landoffice. diversion
has the strongest kind Of pull out
in the western part of the state AMI
many Minot friends endorsed him as
well, but he is an insurgent Of tie
most pronounced type. President
Taft no doubt referred to the vote
he received in the presidential pri-
mareis in March before making his
appointment. Taft received scarcely
any votes in Williams county and
the president no doubt realizes that
he Could never win in North Dakota
even tho he had a whole regiment
Of appointments to make.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
TECH LETS CONTRACT
FOR NEW GRANDSTAND

y contract has been let for the erec-
ton of new grandstand al Tech fats.
1t will have a seating capacity of 1000
persons. The stand will be constructed
Of wood and will be covered by a felt
roof 1t will be completed for the Ala
bama game. october r.
The new stand will occupy position
directly opposite the old grandstand, and
will he parallel with the football field.
1t will give a much better view of the
field than the present one, and also be
closer to the side lines.
The completion of the new grand
stand will give seating capacity OF 5000
person, with side line facilities for taking
care of hundreds.
Side line fences lave been built around
the field providing for a special space of
some 10 feet wide next to the field for
reporters, so that they can follow the
games closely without having TO dodge
through the crowds. Back of this is the
regular side line space for spectators.
For the opening college game with Ala
bama here. on October -. everything will
be in ship-shap order and the local foot
ball enthusiasts will be agreeably sur
prscd
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
MCGRAW SIZES UP HIS
OPPONENTS IN SERIES

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Manager JOIN
J. McGraW, of the New York Giants
went over to Washington to size up the
Boston Red SoX With the world Sc
ries struggle to begin here just Neer
hence, McGraw took one of the earliest
opportunities offered since his team
Cinched the pennant to study his opp'-
nents. He was expected to pay paI
ticular attention to the tactics OF JdN'
Stahl the Boston leader. with Whoh
McGraw will match wits in the his
games. He had no opportunity, now
ever. TO study the pitching Of Joe Woo
for Stahl sent in Bedient, one Of ms
second string men.
During MCGra VS. absence MarqudT"
and Tesreau. two of the star pltcH'.
who are being groomed for the Wol.'
series, went down in defeat before PM
adelphia. 1t was a shock to the ardent
fans to see second division tear"
bunch hits in three innings and fms
with q score Of to against tle.
favorites. Marquard had to be taken
out in the fifth. and Big Jeff e7-
reau did even worse work, aiIoN0'-
seven hits and giving four bases OH
balls
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
FANS PULLING AGAINST
HARRISON, SAYS CRANE

big leaguers couldn't get him, but now
that they have lost claim to him. it is
their one desire that the youngster fails
to satisfy Wolverton, so he will be re-
turned.
1t is Rochester that wants Smith
back. He played only short time with
Cancels team, and his popularity is
therefore all the more remarkable
strange thing in connection with
the Youngsters career, too, is that a
month or two ago he was entirely
unWelcome in the up state town. He
was sent there in lieu of another player
who refused to report and at the ex-
pense of one of their best outfieders.
When John Camel was persuaded to
part with Mcmillan and Lelivelt. Jack
Martin and Guy Zinn were part of the
purchase price. linn refused to report.
so the Yankee management had to send
back LeliVelt or some other outfelder.
Smith had just Joined the Yankees from
Brockton, so Wolverton immediately
sent him in place of the rebellious linn.
The Bronchos thought they were being
handed an inferior substitute but a few
weeks time made it clear that such was
not the case.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
RED SOX Do NOT
LOOK 50 GOOD,
SAYS SMITH
BY Billy Smith.

w 4 N4q,s' hsrns ~ ws &C. oS' the s
Boston Red Sox in their
three games with the Senators here.
] am not as confident as was
week ago that they will clean up
the Giants in the world series. Jake
Stahl's team sure did win handily
Yesterday, and they really looked
good. But in the other two games
they played far from pennant bali
1t is my opinion that the back
bone. the strength and the heart Of
the Boston team consists of Speak
or Wood, Wagner, Gardner and
Yerkes, These fellows are as stout
hearted as a Sysonby, but whether
the others will stand the gaff is the
question
am including Gardner in this
list on Clark Grifiths word. Larry
is laying off with a split finger.
He'll be o. X. fol the big battle with
the Giants.
Griff says Gardner has got more
nerve in tight quarters than any
player he ever knew,
Collins, who is said To be stairs
second best pitcher. looked awfully
bad in the game he worked here.
He may have had an off day. but
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
CORBETT DANGEROUSLY
ILL, HAS BARE CHANCE

belts life.
Mrs Corbett summoned from
New York by message that her
husband was dying, spent the night
at the hospital, most of the time
in her husbands room.
She broke down and wept sever
III times as her husband raVed in
delirium of the battle at Carson
city, in which he lost the heavy
weight title to Bob Fitzsimmons
Physicians believed that the solar
pleXus blow which cost him the ii
tie at that time weakened him SO
that he became prey for appen-
diCits.
torbett was billed to appear this
week at the Peoples theater but to-
day his company was ordered dis
banded BY many this was con
Sidered as indicating that the man
ager believed there was little hope
of the cN-champions recovery.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
KAVANAUGH WILL LOOK
AFTER SOX-CUB SERIES

CHICAGO. oct "A telegram from
Garry Hermann, chairman of the Nat
lonal Commission, today announced the
appointment of w NJ. kavanaugh. presi-
dent of the southern League. as repre-
sentative of the commission at the series
between the SOX and the Cubs Mr.
kaVanaugh acted in similar capacity
last year
Chairman Hermann asked the compIete
lists Of SoX and Cub players for the series
The South and West Side officials an
nounced the following were eligible:
StX-Benz, Bodie, Borton. Barrows. CAL
lahan. Collins Cicotte, Douglas, EasterIy.
Gleason, Ernest Johnson. Kuhn. Lange.
LORD; Mattlck, Mayer, Rath, sullivan.
SchaN Scott. Walsh. White. Weaver
Zeider -
-. Cubs-Chance. Safer, Fivers. Tinker.
zimmerman, Downey, Downs Archer,
Needham. Cotter. Scheckard Leach,
schultz, Williams, Good, Miller, Brown,
Rchie Reulbach, Cheney. Lavender.
Toney. Loudermilk, Sommers. Madden,
Leitield Smith
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
Big League Managers BaIk at Letting Ager Come TO Atlanta
/ SMITH LANDS MUNICH, BARTAN, M'DONALD AND LONG

Billy. u have two fellows, a bat
tery-DutCh Munich. catcher and
Buck Bartan, pitcher-that | am
going to give to Billy before ne
leaves town." said Griff. Il haven't
told him about it yet, though This
battery won the championship Of
the District Amateur league this
season for the Peco team. am
going to keep a sort of a string on
both these youngsters. That shows
how much ! think of them"
Billy is delighted that he secured
by draft Shortstop Dobard from the
Dayton club of the Central league.
Dobard hit 287 last season. He is
a New Orleans boy. Smith also
has received assurance from Grit
fifth that he will turn over Out
fielder Long, who was with Mobile
last season.
Hermann Contributes Mcdonald,
Garry Hermann sent Smith
telegram this morning. stating that
he believes he can slip Infielder
Mcdonald to Atlanta. Mcdonald
would sure make a valuable man
for the Crackers.
Smith will go. along with the
Senators to New York this after
noon. where the Griff men open
their final series of the season with
the Highlanders. Billy will stick
through for the worlds series and
will then go to his home In Spring
field. where he intends to spend
about three weeks before returning
to Atlanta.
No Chance For Sid Smith
Sid Smith has told Billy that he
would like to return to the Crack
ers next year. Billy is going to
stop off in Columbus, and see if he
can land the hard hitting Sidney
1t is doubtful if anything can be
done along this line, however, as
Sid was considered the best back
stop in the American association
this season. He caught practically
every game for Billy Friefs club,
and it will be almost impossible to
get him out of that circuit.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
By Sam Crane.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-When

n PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-When a
bali player makes good in a town
the best is usually not too GOOD
for him, and this includes the wishes of
the fans. Still, strange as it may seem.
there are times when a PLAYER is so
popular his admirers root against his
success.
This is the position two of the Yam
KEGS new players find themselves in .
They have gained such grip on fan
dom in the cities from which they grad
uated that nothing would please that
tickle crowd more than to see them fail
to make the big show when Wolyerton
separates the wheat from the chaff in
the spring.
Fred Smith and Dug" HARRISON are
the two tossers in question. HARRISON
was member of the Atlanta team
until the Yankees gained him in the
recent draft, He played shortstop for
the Dixie nine, and the fans put up an
awful war when they discovered that
he was to be taken from them. They
aVerred Manager Smith should have
covered him up some way SO that the
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
Cub Player Believes Undeaed
GIANTS WILL COME THROUGH==JOHN EYERS

Tigers might have been interesting.
But he didn't.
If Speaker plays up to his repu-
tatlon, he may cause lot of rou-
Bile for the Giants But its the
team of strong men rather than
the club with one great. big giant
that wins the worlds champion
ship
OF course. YOU are going to cite
the case of Frank Baker of the
Athletics 10 disproVe my words
His long drives did win against
the Giants last year but there is
this difference. The Athletic pitch
crs We're good enough to hold the
Giants to position where one
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02

drive could upset the game and
later the series. With a weaker
team ~or with a weaker pitching
staff, the long blows Of Baker
would have been spectacular. but
they wouldn't have won a worlds
championship,
believe that McGraw has the
better balanced ball club, that he
has a team of strong men rather
than a club with one or two stars.
think that that well balanced
team is going to win, because all
of the Giants will hit and all Of
their pitchers viii pitch, and they
viii not be dependent upon any one
or two men to carry them along.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02

Only two members of the big five
played yesterday, as was the case the
day before; and again the two were
Speaker and Collins. The former had
the freaky record of one time at bat
and one hit; the latter was four times
at bat and made no hits at ALL
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
is going to make good.
Hard To Get Adler Back.

First of all, Joe Agler is going
back to Atlanta. but the cover up
is not proving as simple as Presi-
dent Galloway first thought it
would Griff has got to use all his
friendly influence with at least
three American league managers
before he gets the first sacker
waived out of the Johnson circuit
But Griff will do it or burst in
the attempt.
GriH Gives Smith a Battery.
Griff tipped me off when Smith
wasn't listening that he is going to
turn over an amateur battery to
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
By John J. Evel'S.
(second Bsseman of Chicago Gu

(Second Basen7an OF Chicago Cubs.)
r. the New York Giants do not
defeat the Boston Red SoX and
bring the worlds championship
flag back to the National league.
! certainly shall Toe disappointed
man And by the same token |
should he a very much surprised
man if ! belonged to the American
league and the Red SoN won. !
make that statement because do
not want it said that ! picked the
Giants because they were repre-
sentine our league. | believe that
McGraw has the better bail club
and that he viii win for that rea-
son rather than because the Giants
viii represent the National league.
To my mind, the Giants have been
moderated. McGraw has team
which comes through in the
pinches. That is the kind OF a
team which was the worlds cham
pionshlps.
It may be stated that If this is
true that the Giants should have
won last year That does not hold
fol the reason that there is no com
parison between the Athletics and
the Red SoX.
Play Great Ball in the Pinches,
The strength OF the Giants is
realized by few people in baseball.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
SENATORS SLUMP AND
MAY DROP BACK A PEG

WASHINGTON. oct Boston yes
terday broke GroQm's winning streak
of nine straight games. defeating him
easily. II to 3. and making it two oui
of three in the last series of the season
here. The hitting of Lewis and Gandil
featured the game. Speaker was given
five bases on balls.
BY losing today While Philadelphia
was winning Washington went back to
a tie with Philadelphia for second place
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
COMPANY E WANTS GAMES,

Company + of the Seventeenth M
fantry has organized a football i"t.
and would like to arrange a game WIZ
any team averaging not over JOB.
pounds, Any one VINO wishes game
Is requested to call Sergeant Reeve.
Bell phone. Fort Mcpherson.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
O0NAHUE SCORES A WIN:
jim TRAVERS is VICTIM

PEORIA ILL. oct 2.--HarrN Dom
ahue, the Peidn lightweight. scored a
clean knockout over Jimmie TraverS.
Of chicago. In the third round of a
scheduled ten-round bout before the
Marquette Athletic club here last night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
AGLER TO GET TRY-OUT
BEFORE SEASON ENDS

WASHINGTON. oct Zoe Agler. first
baseman Of the Atlanta club obtained
by the Nationals several weeks ago viii
report to Manager Griffith soon. and viii
be in the lineup before the season closes,
Ager is rated as the best first sacker
IN the Southern league, and Griff bought
him more for protection than ANYTHING
else as the Nationals at that time had
chance for the pennant. and would have
been up against il had anything hap
pened to Chick Gandn. Agler is left
hand thrower and hitter. and is fast.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
C0ACHLESS MERCERIANS
PREPARING FOR AUBURN

MACON. GA. october 2.-Despite the
fact that the Mercer eleven is without
a coach on account Of the continued i'll
ness or nr G. c. StroudS team practice
is progressing in preparation for the game
with Auburn in Columbus on Saturday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02

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Bv w. S. Farnsworth.
W. ASHINGTON. D. c., Oct. ,.

NJ 7 ASHING IUN. D. Z, OCT. :.
Wv Billy Smith is breaking his
neck trying to get a pen
nant winning team for the Crack
ers. And in Clark Griffith he has a
friend who is making it his bust
ness to see that the Atlanta leader
does have a winner in 1913.
Had long talk with them both
last evening. Said "Griff:"
Billy Smith is one grand fellow,
aud ! am going to give him all the
ball players he needs"
Now. Griff is a sincere man. He
has promised Smith players, and he
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02

Philadelphia 4. New York 8
Boston 10. Washington 3
Others not scheduled
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
THE BASEBALL CARD.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Games Today.
chicago in Detroit.
cleveland In st Louis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
The Big Race

Here is the up to the minute dope on
how the Big Five" batters Of the
American league are hittinq:
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-10-02
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Games Today.
BROOKLYN 'u Boston
Philadelphia i'm New York
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23
Public Wedding to Open Sunday Church Service
PASTOR CUPID'S AGENT

Romance stock is going up little Dan
ny Cubid has added TO his ranks a new
and loyal booster.
He is Rev. Hugh Wallace. pastor of the
Jones Avenue Baptist church who has
started q real live campaign for matri-
mony among the Younger members of his
flock
The minister who himself is young and
married believes matvimouy is a good
thing Already the campaign has brought
results one happy Young couple having
informed Mr. Wallace that they are
ready To discard sirgleness
These two young people will be the
principals in a public church wedding. to
form a feature of the evening service
next SUNDAY lust before beginning his
regular discourse last night the minis
ter announced the rames of the Young
people. Miss Willie Clifford Beau of loo
Plum street ard William Roy Eeker of
1855 West Mcrritts avenue
"a would Ike la have at least a dozen
couples next sunday night" said Mr.
Wallace, with smile as he looked over
The congregation ITS just as easy to
MARI, "a half dozen as 5, is ono So any
uf sou Young people who feel that This
lhe right time. just got Your license.
notify me, and be ON hand next Sunday
might
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23
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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-09-23
VOTING
FOR WILSON HIT
Prohibition Worker Tells At
Ianta Ministers They're Let
ting Country Go to Ruin.

You preachers are to blame You
are doing nothing, while the country is
going TO ruin. Ninety nine per cent
of the preachers in. Georgia will vote
for Woodrow Wilson, thereby voting
for license party, while you say you
are working for prohibition"
These, with a few other words equal
ly as direct. constituted an address to-
day by Charles E. Newlin, of Indianap-
oils, before the Methodist Ministers as
ISOLATION. Mr.. Newlin represents the
national prohibition committee and is
touring the South to see that the ma
tional Prohibition party ticket is repre-
scented on the official ballots for the
November election. He was invited to
address the ministers association and
he took occasion to pour hot shot into
them for TOO much talk and too little
work" His remarks were said to be
the hottest arraignment ever heard by
the association.
Georgia prohibitionists have been
called to a state convention to be held
next Wednesday afternoon at 130
o'clock in the Piedmont hotel assembly
hall when Mr. Newlin will deliver an
address. Men and women interested
are invited.
No state prohibition ticket will be
put out, but the fourteen electors for
president will be named at this meet
ing and their names placed on the off,
cial ballot.
II predict the Overwhelming election
of Woodrow Wilson. and see no reason
why any Democrat should not vote for
him." said Mr.. Newlin today. But
see no reason why any prohibitionist
should. | expect to see Chain and
Watkins. the prohibition candidates,
get large vote in Georgia without in
any way changing Wilson's winning the
electoral vote"