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Narro~i, s.e.p.d Los. ., sy..Iah,

Narrowly Escaped Loss Of Eyesisht
Willie Cosby. the four.year old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. II. s. Cosby of
1910 Eas, Main street fell from the
platform In front OF the Fremont
County Fruit Growers packing house
at tho corner OF Tenth and River
streets about noon on Monday and ran
splinter from cottonwood box
fully an inch long into his face be
tween the point OF the right eye and
tho nosc. Tho little fellow was TAX
en- to the hospital where the silver
was removed BY surgeon. Although
the injury IL q serious one 4 10 not
thought the cyesight viii Be- n any
wsy aasctea b. - aeeiAsat-
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Were visisers Here On Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. d. n. Garrett. for
meriy residents OF this city. but now
making their home in Pueblo. were
visitors last Sunday. During their
stay in town they were guests Of NJ.
and Mrs. W. F. Agnew. the latter of
whom is their daughter
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The Crooked ditch company is
putting In a stretch OF cement tIlins
in the ditch running across the VIII
liam James place on Garfield Street
Mr.. James is hauling the sand and
Cement and furnishes two men for
the Job. II makes quite a bit OF ex-
pense for Mr.. James. but when IT is
all nlied in will add some tiliabls
area 10 his possessions.
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Park Ave. A number of guests were
present aside from the regular mem
bership. One OF the pleasing fea'
lures of the program was reading
by Mrs. Maynard. There were other
attractions for the afternoon. which
included lovely refreshments. served
by the hostess. The affair was !
most interesting one in every re.
spect
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DR.. Caldwell and family took .
trip Sunday to their ranches near
Waugh mountain They went by
auto starting early. and returning
the same day. They left their little
daughter. Gladys with her grandma
at the ranch.
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Mrs. Charles Ankeie returned
home the first OF last week from
Canon City where she was the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Fullom--SAiida
Mail.
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Mira. Jas KIskaddon 10 still confn.
ed TO her bed with a prolonged AZ
tack OF sciafic rheumatism. Mrs
Belle Kay OF South Canon Is with
the family in the capacity Of nurse
However the family and frieads ara
hopfne that the worst Is over and
that she win improve more rapid,
in the warm sunshiny days ahead
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Prof. Hardin. oommandant Of the
corps. and NJ. R. Geraghty and others
on the part Of the guests. Mrs. Har
din, who was the only woman pres.
snt. presided at the piano The re-
freshments were coffee. sandwiches,
ice cream and cake.
Miss Marion Beckham was the
happy recipient OF a surprise party,
Monday evening. at her home lli4
Harrison Avenue The time was
spent in music and playing svarious
games. Light refreshments wer,
served. after which the guests de
parted At a late hour. Those pres
ent were the Misses Olive Walsh.
June Taylor. Marion Beckham. Fern
Garrett. May Kutzleb and Marion
MacFarlane and the Messrs Tim
walsh. Edwin sharman. Donald MI
Ter. Paul Lamb and VIII Beckham.
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LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Road dragging has occupied the
first interest OF Lincoln Park citizens
since the recent rains and the prin-
cipal streets and avenues have been
put in good travelling condition
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The Christian women's Board OF
Missions held their monthly meeting
Tuesday afternon With Mrs. Z. W
Ho~es At her home on Colorado Az
with quite q good attendance. An in
tercsting missionary program vas
carried out. Those permitted to be
present enjoyed a pleasant and pro
ntabis time.
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Mrs. L. Brewer has been enjoying
q visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
@. T. Briggs from Victor. Mr.. and
Ars- Briggs went from here to
cresqune Isle. Maine. to spend the
summer among friends and relatives
at the old home.
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Orchard blossoms have been a
little tardy this siHrsng but are max
ing a good showing Just at present
The prospects are exceptionally fine
for all kinds of fruit over the park
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The box social a; the Odd Fellows
home under the auspices OF the East
Canon Association OF First Presby-
ieriaa church Friday evening. was
a success financially. socially and
musicaiiy. About sixty people were
assembled In the library and ad-
joining rooms. to listen to the fne
program given by the young people
as follows:
Presbyterian Sunday school orches-
ira. Miss Fredericson. leader.
....--.... .-.... Selection
Miss Helen Brainerd. Reading.
Orchestra $500. .......... Selection
Miss kellogg ................S Sole
Misses Leneer and Flanagan
--.-.. ........ Piano Duett
Orchestra 500. -. go. Selection
Misses corrin and Bash e.. Dialogue
Orchestra ..-.........S Selection
Every number was good and vas
generously appiauded. and as gen
enerously responded to-
After the program. the dining rooms
were soon filed with young and old.
boxes were opened. partners were
found and a jolly time was enjoyed
by all.
The Home vas beautiful under the
glow OF the electric lights. and sew.
ersl OF the guests had the pleasure
OF seeing II for the frst time. Thanks
are extended to Mr.. and Mrs. Jones
for their hospitality. II was at a
late hour that the guests reluctant
iy left for home. all enthusiastic
over the delightful evening.
Was Enjoyed by Tne Old Soldiers
Tho complimentary entertainment
given by the High School Cadet
corps TO the members OF Greenwood
Post No. 10. Grand Army Of the Re-
public At the castle han OF cour de
Leon Lodge Knixhts Of Pythias. on
Tuesday night vas . very enjoyable
affair In III rsspscts. ne program
vas iarssly uus,nl u character. a.
,hoash sAort address, were naas ..
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Mrs. Brewers sister. Hrs- r. r.
Hartford 10 = guest At the Brewer
home on Park Avenue. Mrs. Hart.
ford came down from Victor wednes
day and will remain for two or three
weeks. Mr.. and Mrs. AcKinnon. al
NO OF Victor. have returned TO set
tie on their place on Reynolds Ave.
Mrs McKInnon II another sister OF
Mrs. Brewer
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Ralph Thompson entertained re
Gently the Editorial Board of the
South Canon High School Annual. of
which he is president. and n fcw
other friends. at the Thompson home
on Mckinley st. The young folks
had very enjoyable time. Pleasing
features of the evening were . fine
muaicai program. and substantial rc-
frsshmsnts. including ios cream aad
nints.
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Miss Lillian Freidinger has been
on the sick list the past few days
suffering with a nervous affection
and heart trouble.
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Mr.. Z r. Carver and 500. Reynolds
are busy cutting In = crop OF grZis
and potatoes on their homestead
claims near 0uffey. Mr.. Carver has
taken possession OF an eighty and
Reynolds. one hundred and sixty
acres in that locality.
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Mrs Jas KiskAddon Is still connn-
ed to her bed with sciatic rheuma
tism. Mrs. Belle Key Is acting in
the capacity of nurse At the KIskAa
don home at the preseat time
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Mrs. J. n. Foster is recovering
nicely from = recent attack Of sron.
chial pneumonia Her family and
friends are hoping 20 see her com.
pieteiy restored to health In cue
time.
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Mr.. Marshall Eakin and family
have located In Lincoln Park. near
tho home Of tho formers mother,
Mrs NJ. A Eakin. 90 Ash and Pinion
Mr.. Eakin viIl help take care OF the
ranch during the summer months.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Thompson
were among the excursionists from
Pueblo on Blossom day They took
the occasion for a visit at the parcn-
tai Thompson home on Mckinley
street Mr.. Thompson teaches man
uai training In i've OF the Pueblo
schools aside from work with private
pupils. He will engage In six weeks
of summer teachings and later take
up the manual training work at Pue-
bio for another year.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Nccartney. Who have
lately come from Trinidad and iooa;-
cd on Colorado Avenue. are the
happy parents OF q ninc-pound baby
girl All parties are reported to be
doing well.
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Mr.. and Mrs. las. Kiskadion have
received word fron their son Bruce,
OF Los Aneeies. California. that he
and hts wife we're about to san for
Australia MpL Bruce Kiskaddon
has . sister a. Melbourne where
they win visit. II they End business
attractive and . desirable location,
they expect to remain lndeaniteiy.
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There was IN unusually interest
nag meeting Of The n. =. .. .. Club
q Liaeoaa PARK TassaAy astsrsoon.
u ths Aoms Of Ma op1rsasy. -
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A crowd OF boys made merry on
Friday night with n charivari In hon
or OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Case.
the newiy-weds OF Lincoln Park. Mr..
and Mrs. Case are residing at the
Twinam home on Grand Ave. where
the sercnade was given. The two
sons OF Mr.. Case who have been
making their home with Mrs. Chas,
Jones have moved to the new home.
and with Ellis Twinam will complete
the family circle.
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Mr.. J. r. Laird Was called TO Sid
ncy. Iowa. the last OF the week on
account Of the serious Illness OF Mrs.
Laird's father. at that place. He stop
ped off at Boulder TO visit Mrs.
Laird. who has been in the sAnitar-
Ium for some time. hoping that she
would feel able TO accompany him.
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Mrs. e r. Carver entertained the
Loyal woman's Bible Class OF the
Christian church with their teacher.
Mrs. Hobart. at her home on Grand
Ave. on Tuesday. There we're
eighteen ladies' In the company who
enjoyed a day in Lincoln Park in
the apple blossom season. The hos.
tess served a bountiful dinner a,
noon to which ample justice was
done. The AlI-day occasion was one
Of much sociability and pleasure.
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d. J. Albee came down from Colo
rado Springs by motor cycle one day
last week 10 look after the interests
Of his ranch on Dewey Street While
here Mr.. Albee was a guest OF tho
family of J. E. Freidinger.
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II Match Bargain

Two large boxes Sc. soc dozsn-
These are noiseless. double tipped.
No sparks flying Every one a matca.
Better buy 4 dozen b, xes for the
summer.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-09
STADIUM FOR CORNELL.

Ithaca N. Y, Aug. E-CorneI's athletic
field east Of the campus the goal Of the
alumni field committee for the last ten
years, win be completed 30 that football
may be played there in 1915. This definite
assurance was announced yesterday
when contract for the erection Of q
stadium to seat 500 persons and also
an inclosure for the field was awarded
and work begun at once
The football field h to be known as the
Schoelikopf Field. In memory of Jacob
Schoehkopf. the bead Of that family in
America, q number Of descendants Of
whom have graduated from Cornell The
Schoehkopf family gave $4,000 with which
the stadium project was undertaken. One
Of the members Of the Schoelkopf family,
Henry, who was graduated IN 80, was
famous football player. After his sud-
den death a group Of his Cornell alumni
friends gave $l0oeo for the construction
Of the clubhouse which iE now nearing
completion
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-09
Heyl Baseball Fans--It's all Oper but the Shouting
Athletics Already Counting Worlds Series Col
Mackmen Now Nine Full
Games Ahead of GriGmen
and Claim to Have PEN
nant Cinched.

According to reports from the West.
where Connie Mack's Athletics have been
going like a house afre, the American
League pennant race is all over.
Mack himself has not yet decided
whether IL will be Plank or Bender for
the opening game of the worlds series
this fall against the champions OF the
National League.
On the present Western trip the Mack
men have gradually widened the gap.
outstripping both the Boston Red Sox
and the Nationals in the dash for the
nag.
The standing Of the clubs this morn
ing shows that Philadelphia is nine games
ahead of the Griffmen and one less above
Boston
The real fight VIII come next week and
thereafter. when Boston. Washington and
Philadelphia clash II the Nationals and
Red Sox are able 20 trample under foot
the White Elephants, the race promises
to be the closest in recent years.
Can the Nationals and Boston cut down
this overwhelming lead held at present
by the arch enemy OF both these clubs.
Time alone will tell.
While in Cleveland Friday Connie Mack
was interviewed by Henry p. Edwards.
OF the Plain Dealer. and made the fol-
lowing statement:
''Of course, the silent manager OF the
Athletics says that the race Is far from
being run and that his team has not
begun to count their post-season chick
ems, alleging that Boston and Washing
ton look dangerous but in the same
breath he ventures this statement:
Eyes, know that We have a nice lead
now, a lead that we may be able to hold
II we are going good. and, say. we are
going fine Just now. OF course, i don't
present gait, but have not q cripple in
the squad and am not looking for any
Immediate slump. Our pitching staff
looks pretty good to me. for. Of course.
I appreciate hs charge we have no
pitchers. At least that is what they tell
me and I have such q confiding nature
that 1 always believe everything hear.
Do you know, I can scarcely understand
it-how my team can gain such a lean
without any pitchers
That Connie thinks he has one Of the
best pitching outfits in, the country Is
demonstrated by the fact that he let
Boston have Bernie Shore at time when
he had first call on the Baltimore team.
7 could have had Shore" admitted
Connie at the Colonial Hotel yesterday.
II knew be was going to make a great
pitcher, but that II would cost Q lot of
money TO get him from Baltimore and
I felt we could not AFFORD to pay the
price for him when we already had a.
pretty good bunch Of young pitchers
You see, / have Bush. Shawkey, wyck-
on, Pennock, and Bressler. Each one is
Q young man and going pretty good.
too. So could not see that absolutely
had to have Shore"
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.GRIFFMEN Win
AND LOSE WITH
CHICAGO SOX
Jim Shaw Wild, but Effective
m Second Game, Allowing
but Four Safe Hits.
FOSTER HITS TIMELY
Midget Third Stacker Triples with Two
on Bases-Scores Are 4 to 3
and 3 to l.
HITS TIMELY
spdai to Ths waahinrsoo Herald.

bf9c1Al Inc NaAn1ngt1n heIao
Chicago. Aug. s.-Before one Of the
largest Saturday crowds of the season
the Nationals split a twin bill with the
White sox fifty-fifty here this afternoon.
Shaw's superb pitching in the pinches
enabled Grifrs men TO win the second
battle, 3 TO !. The Sox took the first
game, 4 to g. The Griffmen crushed the
Sox in the second encounter by 4 rally
that sent Reb Russell to the cleaners in
the third inning. Acosta started the
Itrouble for Russell with a pass. Moeller
beat out a hit to Weaver, and the little
Cuban rested at second. Eddie Foster
came up in the pinch and tripled to deep
right, scoring Acosta and Moeller. Fos-
ter scored on Gandil's single to center.
wolfgang replaced Russell In the fourth
inning and pitched effective ball. Black
buEne scored when Shanks threw wild
TO catch Collins at third.
Shaw was in a deep hole when he pass
ed, two men in the fifth, filling the bases
but Demmitt grounded out retiring the
side. Shaw had the Sox bufialoed in the
pinches He tanned nine Of the rallid-
hosed. Shaw was wild. giving eight
passes. but Manager Griffith wisely kept
him on the mound
Calls men made only four hits on
SShavs twirling. Wolfgang, who re-
placed Russell. was a puzzle to the
Griffmen who made only two hits OF his
curve mixing in six innings.
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THE FIRST GAME.

The Nationals lost the first game In the
sixth inning. when q single, two doubles.
a pass. and Fosters tumble Melted the
Sox three runs. With the Nationals
ahead, > to i, and two out In the sixth,
Fournier singled 10 right. Mayer drew q
mass. and Demmitt, who had made two
safeties already, doubled to right center
and Fournier went home. Cecil Coornbss
a Soy rookie from the Southern Michigan
League, drove the ball over Acosta's
head for a double, scoring Mayer and
sIDemmitt with the tying and winning
runs. Harper replaced Engel In the sew
snth and held the Sox runless the re-
rnainder Of the game
The Nationals came within an ace Of
tying the score in the ninth 1t took q
perfect throw Collins to save the game
for Calls men.
Henry singled to right center with one
out. Smith. batting for Harper. was
passed. MoeIler flied out. and then Eos
ter poked a single to right. Henry racing
for the plate. Collins fielded the ball
cleanly and made q perfect peg home.
ending the game.
wRshington made the first run on Nor
CAMS triple and McBride's single in the
second inning. The SoN tied the count
in their half when Demmitt singled,
STOLE second. and scored when Breton
dropped a hit in right.
Henry worked Scott for q pass in the
nth inning. advanced on EnEie's sacri-
fee, and scored on MoeIler's line single
to right center.
The third run OF the Nationals was
scored on q freak play that caused q
near riot. Acosta beat out a hit to start
the rumpus. and Gandn sacrificed
Shanks was safe on WeRvers tumble,
Acosta advancing TO third Morgan then
hit to Breton and Acosta was run down.
MORGAN ran of first and ShAnks on
second. In the melee Mayer finally
threw wild. ShAnks scoring. Morgan.
after an argument in which about eight
cen players. two managers, Kid Gleason,
And two umpireS took part was sent back
10 third The Nationals third rally end
ed when Mcbride grounded out
NJ ASETNfsTON Ar r H Pl A Z
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TO HOLD FIELD DAY
AT PARK WEDNESDAY
Northwest Sunday School League
to Have Interesting
Events

The Northwest Sunday School League
vii have a field day and ball game AZ
the American League Park wednesday.
starting at . o'clock The ball game M
be between the pennznt-winning Bright
wood team and a>picked team from he
other five tamA The roster Of the PICKED
team VIII Be from the following mne=
DoIeman. catch. Phillips. pitch. z
Thompson pitch. GessfOrd- pitch. TSede.
strong. sbortstop. Pine. shortstOp. Bag
gett- third bases c. Rawlings. left field:
NaddoI. center neId: Beatty. ri<bt fieid-
Cash. Ferguson. Mertz. Woodzrd and g.
RAWLINGS. utilftE.
The heId events VII b a. follows:
I-crrifrg the bases for time With s1ch
men As Bowen. Cash. Beatty. T0rnsJ.
Charlton Pisne. and MADDOX
9-B1nfinE ard running TO hrSt with
the following fast men a. possible Ufn-
1srs= Herr. T0rnSy. eGzf0rd- Beatty.
stezrn- and BzExett
-ThroEfnx TIE ban for distance. ms
nght WI probably be between sch
stroaz-arm mn a. safrT. Stanley. Nc
czrthy. SssourneJ. ssd Gallagher.
4 Throwing for ACCURACY for eatchers.
DoIemzn. Beatty. Strait. Stztz. and wal
dro1 are The eafehers who VII Try 10
peg through . two foot six target n
second bzSe
: DS-yzrd dash
This eoofest sb0aId be vegy b0tlT con-
tested ~ there are many fast men m he
IezE1e B0~e1. TorneJ. Herr. Beatty.
and Ns66ox shacld fzrzssh . good race
& FEnsO ktrrta< for 6iStznee- Thfs
event IN br1ng Ozt soeh. men - wal
dro1. Necarthy, stAn1sy, Cash. 1a16ox,
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Griff's Lieutenant Ryan
Handy Man to Have
Veteran Catcher One Of the
Most Valuable Assets Of
Washington Ball Club.

Since the 1914 season started every
member Of the Washington club has
been slipped on different occasions all
sorts of bouquets in the shape Of com
plimentary newspaper notices. but from
the time he had charge Of the first squad
Of recruits in Charlottesville last March.
little has been written of Jack Ryan.
the veteran catcher. who Is one OF
Cribs advisers and a member Of the So
called board Of strategy.
Ryan Is at present with the club IN
the West The former National Lacquer
dons the spangies every day, works outs
with the young pitchers in practice, and
as a rule has the last word TO say about
who shall do the pitching.
There IS little about the national
pastime Ryan does not know. He has
served as player. manager, scout and
college coach. and Griff is lucky in OBJ
tanning such a capable lieutenant
No young ball player is ever allowed
to go to the minors by the Old Fox IN
til Ryan is consulted. the same il
usually true in selecting pitchers to
work against rival teams
Jack Ryan has decided to make
washington his home He formerly
lived and voted in Jersey City, n J..
but the National Capital appeals to
him as the ideal city, and as long as
Grimth Is at the head of the local ban
club Ryan will continue to be his
right-hand man
For the past two seasons Ryan has
spent a month or more in the spring
coaching the University OF virginia
baseball nine His efforts have been
attended by unusual success
RYAN was responsible for the signing
Of Douglas Ner. the Virginia inneioer,
who has missed q chance to make
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HERE'S TO HANS WAGNER.

Your hair is gray. your legs are bent,
You're forty-two or %.
But when YOU speed 'er up q bit,
Oh. lordy. how you 60
They say your orhs are growing dim,
No longer can you hit.
Yet when you amble to the plate,
The pitchers have = 1T
You aren't q poem Of motion.
As round the field you at,
But drives within a mile Of you,
somehow do reach your mitt-
For eleven years and lonxes
They've tried to count you out:
In All those years you've stood EN- on
And put them All TO rout
But some day you must hft the trafl
ThatstAkeS you On and down
But when you do. yoU'n fade from view
Bedecked with fAndonis crown-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1914-08-09
RACES ar MAEHASET RAY.

he n1uonal E1otorboat carnival for
1Sl4 wi1 BE bod AZ AanhzsseS Bay. Port
Washington. LGng Island beginning
Wednesday. AugcSt * and ending SAT-
srSAy, August - ne carnival w11 this
Year BE hela under The tofnt auspices Of
The 4anhEsset Bay Yachr C11h Port
T. c, Knickeroocke-. z C
Pert Washfzgooa Beard Of Trade. and
The Port WasAtng1pa Rasiaess Meas 49,
socAticl acting IN couiznctSo1 with tne
q The Natioaal Azsociz-
tSon q fEagine and Bat Nznufaetuerz.
uhose PeEPsS1al trophies are - - Co..
tested for.