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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
ORGANIZED BALL PREPARING
 TO FIGHT BACK AT FEDERALS s.
Defeated Americans Will Issue. Chal=
 lenge To English Polo Players

Johnny Lower, the twsrler who couldn't win anything for Springfield, has already put over three victories since he was sold to New Haven.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
RUNS MADE THIS WEEK
NATIONAI. LEAGUE.

Boston :. ..... 27 Chicago ...... 1s New York ]. .i.s.. 10 Cincinnati .:..s. 8 St. Louis .4.i..s... 8 Phflade1phia 8 Brooklyn .s. 6 Pittsburgh a
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
FEpERAL LEAGuE-

Kansas City .... Indianapolis St. Louis Brooklyn Buffalo Pittsburgh Chicago Baltimore -
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

The Lynn club of the New Enelau league has an Italian batteryH Th pitcher is Carlo ana the catcher pia under the alias of Smith
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
BASEBALL GOSSIP

f
 Birdie Cree has been hltting as d 8l8 clip for the Baltimore Tnrerna.tiu la- The latest figures showed tho forna CT Yankee wifh twelve doublea c triples and q home run also ten stoleu bases
 The Baltimore Feds have been in ths throes of a slump which cost them. tha big lead gained early in the Season. IT to the time the Terrapina reached Cll4 cago they had lost eleven out Of thil teen gaines.
 Doc Cranda1l has finally Ioat a game in the Federal league. The forme Giant carried a clean pitching racor for the first two months of the seascl and he worked quite frequently, too
 Before the season opened Fran, Chance remarked that he had tho pitching and helding strensth, but was doubtful about his clubs ability to hit The Peerless Leader certainly had his team sized up correctly.
 The Lynn club of the New Enelau league has an Italian batteryl The pitcher fs Carlo ana the catcher uis under the alias of Smith.
 
 Frank c. richardson. Of Esssz. died suddenly at the age Of 6f was prominent in Demooratic stare politics.
 Policeman Charles Holman. Brooklyn, was seriously Injured wh trying to stop a runaway horse.
 The $4.21400o New York Central l-s per cent. equipments recently purchas- ed by J. P. Morgan e O.. have all been sold
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Prank c. Richardson. or Essax Mass died suddenly at the age of 6f was prominent in Democratfc atat4 politics
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Tho Bridgepor club has been in a. hitting slump since last Sunday. 'tyViesre hitting lem hard. says Man ager Boultes tbut they seem to go right at somebody.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Fred Walsh, Fsordham college ou fielder, has signed with Toronto..
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Policeman Charles Holman. f Brooklyn, was seriously Injured uh trying to stop runaway horse
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

The $4.2l4o0o New York Central l-s per cent. equipments recently purchaA- ed by J. P. Morgan e. Co.,, have been sold,
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Harvey Russell is still catching for. the Baltimore FederaIs but is-not do- ing much hitting
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18

Tommy Downey went in as pinch hitter for the Buffalo F.ederals yester- day and drew a pass. sEIis club was playing against Indianapolis and Ben ny Kauff- Benny collected one single.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
GEO NICHOLAi
 CANDY SHOP

Delicious Ice Crenrn Soda Centrally Located. zverythiz1z New Come sn After thc Came.
 saa FAIRFIELD AVE.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03
For Miss Jones.

Mrs. c. B. Teal and mother,
Mrs. G. A. Daniel, gave de-
lightful lawn party Wednesday
evening in honor of Miss Eva
Jones, of Sale City. The lawn
was artistically decorated with
Japanese lanterns Delicious
punch was served. Progressive
conversation was the pastime,
and later on suberb ice course
served.
Those enjoying Mrs. Teal's
and Mrs. Daniels hospitality
were Misses Eva Jones, of Sale
City, frankie Mae Powell, of
Shellman, Ida Mckay, Modena
Powell, Mary James, Helen Os.
born, J. C. Russell, Annie Laura
Jolley, Messrs. Rufus Smith,
S. G. Pryor, Allie Rogers, John
Yates; Mack Pryor, Arthur
Daniel and Lester Daniel.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03

Senator Elkins is in the city to
spend. the fourth with his constitu-
.ents. ,>asvq.
For RENT-7 room house, SIC S.
Logan st. Apply to J. C. Bush, Fitz.
gerald Va. jain
Miss Leila Griffin returned from
a visit to friends at st, Angus
tine, Fla.
Two chocolate colored damsels
were on the carpet in police court
this morning charged with disor-
derby conduct. President Griner,
acting mayor, fined the defendants
So. SO each.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03
NORTHUMBERLAND.

Decorate'-Decorate--De Decorate.
Be sure and attend the Good Road
meeting of the Chamber of Com
meace and the Telfair delegation
at the Blue and Gray Park Satur-
day at 2. P. M. Meeting to be
held at Company C's Headquar-
tiers tent
Stock of Poultry rem
edies. Salt Brick, Bug
Ola, Mosquitoe Pow
ders. Bee Hive Grocery
Phone II.
MeetIus at the A., B. &
A. depot Friday night.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03
Observation-Disclosures

''Robin Hood" in four reels, at
the Opera House tonight. It's a
thriller from start to finish.
Palace Market will be open from
4SO a. M. to 8 p. m. every day.
Phone AS. Call on us. Prompt
delivery. 71-1mo.
Prof. Henry Stewart is in Gains
vile. taking a special course in mu-
sic at Brenau college.
Meet us at the A., b. &
A. depot Friday night.
Il. .@t,sefap..
Mr.. c.. T. Wiseman brought us
a half bushel of fine Bermuda
onions for the Chamber of Com
merce barbecue.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. N. Davis are
now occupying their palatial new
home on Lee street, while Rev.
L. M. Cooper and family have
taken possession of the nice home
vacated bv them.
Decorate ecOrate-DecO
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03
DR.. j. M. Adams
DENTIST
Rooms 3O4-3O5 3rd Floor
S-StOrY Building
Phone 226
OecOrate--De Decorate Decorate

OOSVAS&SS
MIR. and Mrs. j. H. Mays of S. Lee
announce the arrival of a fine bow
at their home.
Prime Z J per cent Cotton Seed
Meal LAO per sack. Union Cotto n
Oll company. 76-4t.
Miss Sallie Clements left TODAY
TO visit friends and relatives in
Manchester.
Observation-Disclosures
FOR RENT-Four rooms, furnish
ed or unfinished Apply to 40 N.
Grant.
MIR. and Mrs. j. E. Turner and
children are off for a two weeks va.
cation to EIberton Ga.
Miss Ida PauIk left for Sayan-
nah Thursday for visit Of two
or three weeks with friends.
Call Bryant & Son when in need
of Building Material of any kind
Also Coal and Wool. Prices always
right. Phone 100. 65-tf
Mrs. j. C. Lejour and daugE-
ter, Ethel, leave for a two weeks
visit to relatives at Brunswick.
ga dollar saved is a dol
lar made" 3 I'D lbs. good
bulk Soda Crackers for Csc
Davis Bros.
Mr.. A. j. Roush is putting a mod
ern store front on in his building oc-
cupied by the Surprise store.
Observation-Disclosures
Rev. and Mrs. E. G. Orahood re-
turned home from SandersviIle,
where MI. Orahood was under the
care of a physician.
Choice fat hens and
frying chickens. Also
young pigeons. Bee
Hive Grocery. Phone
II.
Judge D. B. Nicholson OF ;Ro-
chelle spent Thursday in the city
visiting his son, Col. D. b. Mich
olson, Jr.
Prime II per cent Cotton Seed
Meal lao per sack. Union Cotton
Oil Company. 76-4t.
Decorate Decorate Decorate
Miss Auta Griffin and her
mother. Mrs. T. l. Griffin, leave
today for a two weeks outing to
White Springs, Fla.
For SALE-6-Room House and lot;
bath room; good barn. Apply to
R. E. Lee, Watt Holmes Hdwe. Co.
The friends of W. j. C. Brown of
Abba will regret to learn of the
death of Mrs. Brown on last We'd
nesday after a severe spell of ty-
phoid fever
FOR SALE-One Fresh Jersey
COW. Apply to }. A. G. Ragsdale,
L. Kennedy's farm. If
Peas for sale--Mixed and
speckled Peas, sound stock.
E. B. O'Neal, Triton, Ga.
The Southern Underwriters in a
letter to Mr.. F. j. Hanson state that
the SILICA Brick is accepted by the
Underwriters as a first class building
material and not subject to any ex-
fra CHARGE on the insurance rates.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03

Miss Ethel Meyer left last
night for a ten days vacation to
Warm Springs and Woodbury..
SPeckle Cow Peas
cash prices S3.l5 per
bU. Davis Bros.
Miss Mittie Wall, who has
been visiting her brother and
Mrs. J, B. Wall left for her home
in Jackson.
Prime y per cent Cotton Seed
Meal LAO per sack. Union Cotton
Oil Company. 76-4t.
DIR. Fred Keefer left this noon
for Chicago, where he will take a
post graduate course in Osteo.
patty.
1t pays to pay cash, Van
Camps EvapOrated Milk,
baby size 6 for Csc. Tall IOc
size 3 for Csc.
Davis Brothers
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1914-07-03

OF FITZGERALD, GEORGIA.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15

PANAMA May l4-The fIeigh. barge line through the canal win be inausurated tomorrow when five barges will carry cargoes through The regular carrying win begin sun day
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
STATE FAIR PLANS
 ALREADY BOOMING
Department Heads Are Chosen and Splendid Race Fea-
 lures Are Assured.

PHOENIX, May l4- Department heads were chosen, auto race plans were made and horse races were named at the May meeting of the fair commission The meeting win be held June 29
 Many of the department heads of last year will serve again. Secretary c B Wood is writing to an the ap- pointees and h is hoped chat a com plete list win be ready for announce ment at the next meeting.
 lt was decided to hang up S3.200 in auto track race purses. All the auto races will be on Thursday Novem- Der 12, when the horses win be given rest The principal event win be a 50-mile race for purse of s20OO. This was the biz event of last year. when Teddy Tetllan r0mped away with the honors It is expected tho more famous drivers will participate in the 50-mile race this year
 Following are the other events:
 Fifteen miles. free for all. purge s40O.
 Ten mile handicap for cars partici- uatiug in the road races, purse $500.
 Fifteen miles for first two cars in each road race, purse $4O0
 Five mile relay race for Fords S100
 Some time ago the commissioners decided to show appreciation of the generous contributions Of the Copper Queen and Calumet & Arizona copper companies by naming two of the priu- cipal races for them. Therefore the 2.10 pace will be the Copper Queen stake and the 2:12 rot win be the "C & A. stake" As before the 2:16 lrot win be the Copper State"
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
INDIAN HOT SPRINGS AND sANFTARIUM

FORT THOMAS GRAHAM CO.,, ARIZONA noted resort for health and pleasure y minutes ride from Hot Springs station recommended Rheumatism Gout Dopsy Kidney and stomach roubles Large swimming BEST or HUNTING AND FISHING AT ALL TIMES
 Alexander Bros Props
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
HUNTS POSITION ON
 DEATH PENALTY BILL
If lnitiatOry Measure Fails of Passage Governor WiH
 Stand Pat.

PHOENIX. May lf-If the initiated bin abolishing capital punishment ruls of adoption at the election next November Governor George Hunt will carefully Inquire into the cases Of the reprieved murderers at the peniten- tiary Communications of sentence will be issued to those who he thinks. de- serve them and the law win take its course with the others
 It was in response Co a pointblanll inquiry regarding what he would do in case the bill does not receive a ma iority of the votes cast that the gov ernor outlined the course he had de- Cided on
 'lf Che anti-capital punishment bin is not made a law, matters will be just where they were before it was
 initiated, Governor Hunt stated "The governor of the state will stnl have the authority to review the cases Of an persons convicted to the peniteniary or sentenced to death The pardonng and committing power
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
Si6,6OO COMING TO
 SAN CARLOS BRAVES
This Sum Was Held Eight Years By the Government to
 Be Restored.

pHOENiN. May aisnt years is a long time to wait for money but the Indians on the San Carlos res. crvatio have been waiting that long for S16.600 due them from the gov ernment and have never missed it
 Once the San Carlos reservation was larger than it is now Then Che southwest corner was cut off and restored Co the public domai but with the provision that an revenues realized from the disposal of land In the detached portion should go to the Indians
 George B. Chiuenden and associ- ptes took up five coal claims on Deer Creek. paying S16.O0. Then three homesteaders paid S2OO a piece to be relieved of the necessity of living on their land prior to receiving patents,
 That money was received at the Phoenix land oHice and credited di- rectiy to the treasurer of the United States. not to the Indians Someone up at Washington probably in the Indian bureau, has just discovered the mistake and now efforts are being made to straighten it out The pros. poets are that before many mcre lnonths have passed tla Indians will receive ,hCir money.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
BARRY CEREMONIES TO
 BE ELABORATE

WASHINGTON. D. c. May 14- Shrodded in canvas, the bronze slarue of Commodore John Barry. who has been called the Father of the Ameri- ican Navy" stands on us pedestal in Franklin Park ready for che unveiling ceremonies of next Saturday Conn m0dore Barry was a natiye of Ire land and the unveilng of the statue is to be attended by large delegations Of Irish societies in many of the large cities of the country. The program for the entertainment of these visitors win extend over two days It will begin tomorrow morning with pill grimage to Monnt Vernon toNvsit the tomb of George Washington and will conclude with a banquet Saturday night Numerous State governors and other public officials Of Irish descent nave siguiHed their intention Co att tend the unyeiling
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
Owes His Life tO
 This Lnnn Remedy

lf you neglect continued cough or coIu you are iu constant danger of easily couuacting serious Lung Trouble The cough OF cold which does not yield fu ore dinary treatment should be a warming t0 you 1nq preventive measures should be taken Ns soon us possible fu many cascs Nckmuus Alierative a remedy for Throat and Lung Troubles hne hrourbt permanent recovery. Roud this.-
 Catherine Ave. and Ascot Place
 Queens Court L. I N Y
 Hentlemeu. In thc Ycur 1908 ! was tthth Wltn heavy cold and nasty Huofl cough. went Co several docfOrs who gnvc me lot of medicine Finally ] went Co a specialist who gave me orco- eote that made me sick 9f nll kinds of l91u' consequently ] lailcd in ho1Ith
 then went Co the gatstWe and ..rrnoi Co gel better but the cough stl keut un. stayed thcrc for one yenr. and chen went to fnrm near Jersey City. very slrk man About the time of my return my brother recommended Eckman'a Alter ailNc Go me very highly It is now noary two yenrs since ] first took t am DOW we'll and ] dare say that | Honll hgFe been lWrcd long aco if it uuu Nui been Tor Eckmuu's Alfprafivp." tAhduyin. JOSEPH J. rROESCUER.
 tAuoFc abbreviated. more ou reuuestD
 tc chnau s Atou.tive has been proven by mnuN years. test Co he most cfhcnciuug lqf severe Throat and Iuur Affections, HroucMtls. Bronchial Asthma. Stubborn Colds and iu uriuildmu thc system soutalus no narcotics. poisous or hahit- formlue drurs ? Ask for booklet telling of recofDrics and write fo rtkma6 Laboratory phladcluhm. Pa.. for evi- dence. For sale by an leading druggists md Lowell Drug Co., In Lowso
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
MERRITT JONES HOTEL IS ELEGANT ON WHOLE

Ocean Park santa Monica and ] Venice which are really one. can now boast of the finest and most beauu. ful situated beach resorts on the Pa- 1 c'nc Coast Only a stones throw from l the breakers and in the midst or all amusements and diversions Of Venice. ] Ocean Park and Santa Monica. the Merritt Jones bids fair to become one of the most popular hotels on the coast
 From the roof five stories above the ! streets to Che busy cellars far below. there is not one of the things which go to make up R great hotel missing or wanting From the roof garden. an unsurpassed view of the entire Cres- cont Bay is bad. Far off to tbo west lies Point Dune. while to the south west Catalina gears its head from the bosom of blue
 Tho guests rooms are an furnished m admirable taste Some of the rooms are furnished in mahogany. while others in Circassian Walnut or vhIte enamel The halls are carpeted with heavy deep carpet The lobby and offices are an exqusitely fur nished in mahogany and leather fur niture
 The buffet on the main floor is nt- ted with Che most costly furnishings. Indeed Che entire buffet. which costs more than Si500O is without am equal on this side Of the rockies
 Downstairs is tho mil where more than 200 diners may be seated 1his ia furnished and 1pshed in the best style and is destined Co become one oi tne most popular grills to be found
 The great store rooms cold storage plants relrgerating machines, clean ing plant take up a large portion of tle baacmcnt
 There are l50 outside rooms with oath Everything to make up a high
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
AMERICANS FILL
 NORWAY's CAPITAL

CHRIsTIANA. May 14. Thousands of Americans have been included in the boauoads Of visitors who have landed in Chrisdaua the past week or ten days in anticipation of the opening of the great celebration iu honor of thc centennial of Norways s independence of Denmark The larg- est delegations of these American visitors. whose years of residence u the western world have never f s,royed heir love for the mother land come from Minnesota, Wiscou- sin, Michigan, Illinois, Iowa Nebra- ka, Che Dakotas and the western prov inces o3 Canada Included among them are bankers, merchants. clergy men educators and men of other pur suits and professions together with hundreds Of others who have won wealth and independence as ulers Of the soil
 Several American States have elah- crate exhibits in Che national exhibi- ton which is about to open here and am Iowa band is to Doe given Che hon CT of heading the great patriotic pro- cesaion which is lo usher iu the csu- tennial festivities next Sunday In the lavish decorations with which Che city is now being adorned Che stars and Stripes and the bunting of red white and blue are to be seen everywhere intertwined with the na- donal colors of Norway.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
Colds Cause Headache and drIe

LAXATIVE PROMO QURINE tablea remove the cause. There is Only On, 'BROMO QUININE" Look for tl ignature of F. w. GROVE on each bor Price 25 cents
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
". hoIsI - bee0 om13d-.a . le

class hotel has been embodied in inc Merritt Jones'
 While the Merritt Jones is one ol Cal.tomia's foremost resorts. credit must be given the two men vino have been SO successful in building up it's reputation. Mr. W. H. Canon and Mr. Ward McFadden, tbe two managers. have had many years of successful cZ- porisnce in hotel business and eater ing to the public Under their 'uau- agement the public can be assured of the very best service that can be oi fered
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15
DEVELOPMENT
lContinued frcm Page I)

Continued frcm Page l)
 but yesterday letters under date of May g and were found to have arrived in store mail and to have been held for call Only in sorting over mail awaiting call was it found that theer were letters there for Hawel One of these letters is said to have thrown considerable light on some points of importance.
 The officers said last night that they had nothing new Of direct char acter as to the whereabouts of Eer- meen, but that they were eNpecting information today from Texas that they believed would very likely carry news of importance concerning him. The King woman has not been To- cated but there are reasons for be- lief that the police are pretty well satisfied as to where they can put hands upon her
 The location of the woman now believed to be Hauells wife. In Wolf City, is consideerd by some Co be the most important step yet made There are those who have been fol- lowing the case who believe that this finding will ultimately clear up the entire mystery and also bring Eer meen within the arm of the law. for these hold that it is only a question of time until Kemecn appears al Wolf City.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-15

win stnl be his. win simply call for Che transcript of evidence in the cases of whatever convicted murderers may be in the penitentiary after the bill defated IT, in my opinion, any of them deserve communications, such communications will be issued"
 And you will allow the sentences imposed upon the others to be carried rut?"
 There win be nothing else to do.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-03

Oklahoma and we should put our
shoulder to the wheel and individually
do our very best for its future ad-
yancement and thereby help our
selves.--F. o. Lutz.
That believing in Guthrie and Lo-
gan county we should all get together
and boost Boosting Is what makes
a city. If you cannot boost keel
still.-Ed Fenton.
That Guthrie's greatest need at this
time is--lf a valid bond is now in
force. guarantee the paving construct
ed by the Hill company for definite
period--it be inforcedi before time
limit has passed.-M. H. West.
That Guthrie is the best town in
Oklahoma and we should dispose Of
the present MAYOR. Get supreme
court decision on the convention hall
deal so that our city can have con-
vention hall to take care of our many
conventions. Boost Guthrie business
-,Dr E. G. Sharp.
That in this good year 1914 Guthrie
should double all the good advertis
ing secured during the past year ana
make good all the present flattering
opportunities .-iHornaday.
That Guthrie is the best town in
Oklahoma and we should take such
steps as will secure for our city
cotton market equal to, II not superior,
to any other town within our county.
Il can be done if we stand together
ind pull together.-Arthur A. Boyer.
That Guthrie is the best town in
Oklahoma and we should all work to-
,ether for larger cleaner and more
city.--J. e. Nissley.
That believing in Guthrie and Lo-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-03
THE COURTESY OF AN
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT MT

One Of the minor virtues is 10 say
thank you andibly
A man surrenders his seat TO d
woman in a crowded ear, and, of
course, i is no more than his
chivalric duty to do so. Neverthe-
less, be feels mildly resentful when
his sacrifice is accepted in utter
silence, and the beneficiary flounees
into the vacant place without SO much
as a glance at the benefactor.
Similarly. when one has given a
barber ratuity amounting to the
cost Of the tonsorial operation, it is
irritating to have the honorarlMm
pocketed as a matter of right, and
not as d gracious concession.
Walters and porters who are anx-
ious TO insure the life of the onerous
practice OF tipping would do well to
observe that much Of the we'll defined
popular resentment Of the custom IS
due TO the unappreciatiye attitude Of
the recipient. It is only human ma
ture to expect at least a ivil acsnowl
cdgement when We think We have
conferred a favor: and many man
who gives a tip regrets it when his
generosity Is accepted without a
word
The practical value Of courtesy as
an actual business asset is coming
TO be 50 generally recognized that
the modern employer considers po-
l.teness. together with honesty and
sobrety, as among the Indispensable
qualifications for one who seeks to
enter his service. The brusque. i'll
natured empioye drives business from
he door, even as the deferential one
attra,ts trade and makes friends for
the establishment.