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THE BEAUMONT ENTERPRISE WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 14. 1904
I FOOTBALL GAM E
ft
FIR NEXT WEEK
'THE LADIES' MZAA
Ypu Need
Y ,M ,C. A. SQUAD WILL BE DIVID
EP INTO TWO ELEVENS FOR
CONTEST.
i The Utile Doctor.
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''DESIRES TQ ANNOUNCE
That while in Chicago Mrs. Kline was fortunate enough to secure from The
Oacc Bro. Millinery Establishment, which, as is i well known, has a
National Reputation as -belntf.the leading designers of fashionable Meadwcar
one of their finest designers, ,Miss Kelley, who will be pleased to meet all of
Mr Kline's many friends and the ladies of Beaumont and consult with
tlicni In regard to their Fall Millinery. : : : :
Kline does not wish this to be taken as an opening announcement
which will come later, but desires to add that she has a large line of early
i?ati Millinerv and would be pleased to have the Ladies call. : :
in this connection we will just add that those MAGNIFICENT PLUMPS
advertised Sunday will be on Sale Today Only.
$15.00 Plumes for
8.00 Plumes for
$10.00
5.00
Remember, This Offer Remains Good For Today Only
ACCORDEAN . PLEATING ... DONE . TO .ORDER
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PLAYED FOOTBALL
BROKE HIS Ail
SON OF MR. AND MRS. HAL W.
GREER SUSTAINS PAINFUL
INJURY.
Ull FROM FENCE 10 SIDEWALK
Was Climbing t0 Other Side to Cap
ture the Pig Skin When
the Accident Oc.
curred.
M.'istor .lamos Oroor, tlio young son
ff Mr. and Mrs. Ital W. Grnpr, sua
1iiiii!'il a fi nd urn of 1ml It l.onos of
I lie lcfl. for.'iirm yesterday aftornoon
wliilo playlns football. Tlio lircak
oceiirri'il just licilow the clliow nml
vliilo il. caiisod lnli'iise pain to tlio
l.i y it in not nntioipatod it will prove
fit rious. Tlio arm was sot l).v Dr. F.
1'. Sul Ion immodialcly oft or llio nc
rM..nl. K all Rons woll villi llio
vomit? man it. is hoped ho will liavo
m'ovored and lie out again. wilhm a
montli. . .
Dr. Sullon si a I od Hint spot
.. i. Hi,. liroTl.- nocunvd was llio
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il (laiigoioiis porhon (it tlio aim "'
hrokoii. As IMaslor .innmB
,..r ...mi honlthv no sorumn
plk-nnons aiv jinlioipnlod.
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U.o yard of Mr. Hornro (liillo...
vlum:o Tosidonoo is immodiaioly rast
If that of Mr. and Mrs. Oroors.
Yo.1114- .lanios was playing toniw in
(lie var.1 wllh'it n..nilor (.r ol lior hoys
r li.o noii;lihorliood. Tlio bail won!
ovor llio lonro and ho won. aflor it.
1 jumping down on ho "'"-
.? foil. llBhtlnB on tho oomonl ai.lo
vdlk with his left arm .loiil. W iin-l .
hini. Ilolh lihnos snappod like wluP
r, Th;. liltlo follow wa, pioKr.l up and
.,,,,,,1 homo, whore Or. S.ill.m sot
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romparativo Ofonfort-
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Amos and Warner;
Nouiiliani.
I'illlngai
SOUTHEN LEAGUE.
Nashville 7; Shreveport 3.
Nashville, Sept. 1:1. Shreveport
never had a elianco witli Nashville
loday. Score:
Na.nvillo 210 020 20-7; 7; 3
Shreveport oiio ooo 120:!; X; r
I'iait and Knoll; Swiinn and U rat
lins.. Birmingham 3; New Orleans 2.
Birmingham, Sept. 1:J. Uy superior
base running and hits ,nt opportune
limes, the locals won today's game.
Pylant was hit' hard, but. brilliant
Holding kept, tho visitors from scor
ing. Catcher Sv.llivan was put out
of the game. Tho score:
Uirmingham . . .101 000 10 ?,; 7; 2
Now Orleans ....ml 000 (Mil 2; 12; 2
I'ylant and Matthews; Whiteridge
and Sullivan and Fox.
Double Header at Atlanta.
Atlanta, Sept.. 13. S'tockdaie was
not equal to the task of pushing
both games so lost out in tho second
when ho was bit hard and opposed
by Bane, formerly of the Macon South
Atlanlics. Score:
Allanta 010 001 000 2; 7; 1
Memphis ooo 2iil ooo:'.; fi;
MoMakin and Clarke; Stockdalo
and llurlburt.
Second game:
Atlanta. 100 H1 21 fi; i:i; 1
Memphis 002 000 Oon-2; 5; I!
Itayno and Winters; Stockdalo and
llurlburt.
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Brooklyn 5; Philadelphia 2.
n i. Si.nl. 10. Brooklyn
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nrookhn M ;
Kraz. r and IMppin; Cronm and l.-r
poll.
Pittsburg Dropped Two.
Ciwinnnti. S-pt. IS. rii trfmrfi
dropiH.! tao cam. lo Cinrinnali to-
htvI nl back to tiuru .iao. .
cht:
01 1 (tint (mi 2; fi; Z
(ml linn (inn 1 ; ; 2
mji: l.yiK n and
Little Rock Won Both.
Montgomery, Sept. l:!. Little Rock
took both games today and had little
(rouble in doing so. In the first er
..ru fur Hnln nml in the second
i ho visitors hit bard when the bases
wore occupied. Score:
Little Hock loo 022 ooo 5; 5; 1
Montgomery ....ool 000 ool 2; 0; 2
Second game:
IJIIK. Hock 101 nil 11; fi; 1
Montgomery oim ol 1 : 4; :'.
(loose and Anderson; Brandt and
Clark.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Rain at Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, Sept. l:l. Hain inter
fered with the last game of the series
belwoon Boston and Philadelphia, (ho
Uiinie being called ill the olid of the
seventh, villi two runs scored.
Score:
(,lslon ono (Mill 0 0;
Philadelphia". '""
Tainiehill and Crigor; lleniey
Powers.
AFRIKANDER IN
BRIGHTON CUP
WAS QUOTED 20 TO 1 BUT WAS
HARD RIDDEN TO
WIN.
Kelley for this season. Miss Kelley
was one of tho loading designers of
the Gage Bros.' world renowned mil
linery establishment of Chicago, and
Miss Kelley only, accepted this po
sition to avoid the rigors of a north
ern winter. She is an artist in the
millinery line and a designer, not. a
copyist. She will ho pleased to moot
the ladies of Beaumont, and consult
with them with regard to their win
ter head-wear.
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and
Rain Interfered with Detroit Game.
Detroit. Sept. 1 ::. I . t r. .it -ft. Louis.
rain; no game.
Rain at Cleveland.
Cleveland. Sept. 1:'.. Cleveland-
Chicago, rain.
NEVER SUCH WON EASY AT DELMAB
Disagreeable Weather and a Poor
Program Were the Prevailing Con
ditions at Hawthorne Other
Turf Notes.
New York, .Sept. 13. Afrikander,
last year's suburban handicap winner,
today won the cup preliminary, one
and a half miles at Brighton Beach,
lie was quoted at the good price of
20 to 1, but he had to bo hard ridden
at the end to win by a head Tom
McChesney.
Track muddy.
First race, selling, six furlongs.
Memphis won; Phantom second;
Water Pansy third. Time 1:1." 2-5.
Second, mile and a sixteenth, First
Mason won; Ormondes liight. .second;
Gay Boy third. Time 1:45 2-5.
Third, six furlongs. Hello Stmnu
won; Dandelion second; I.i-.e.lena
third. Time 1:12.
Fourth, tho cup preliminary mile
and a half. Afrikander won; Mc
Chesney second; Eugenia Pt:rch
third. Time 2:34.
Fifth, selling, mile and a sixteenth.
Dick Bernard won; Canteen so. (!.(';
Stolen Moments third. Time 1:15:5.5.
Sixth., live furlongs. Fancy J.'iexs
won; Long Hay bccoikI; Lucy Young
third. Time 1:00 3-5.
St. Uoiis, Sept. '13. Never SoMi
had an easy time of it in lodi-yV Del
mar feature, winning hy Ion lengths
from Taby Tosa.
First. live furlongs. PIa won:
n.lly Handset second; Dromoin thirl.
l ime 1:03 3 4.
Second, six and a half furlongs. E'i
nia B. won; Atlas eeoiul; Algon
quin thirl. Time 1:23.
Third, nix furlongs. Picture Hat
won: Lady Contrary second; Mis
..anner thirl. Time 1:20 1-4.
Fourth, mi'e and seventy yards.
Never Such won: Tabv Tosa second;
Commodore third. Time 1:51 1-2.
Fifth, sevenfu rlong. Allen Avon
won: Scotch Danco si-cond; Monaco
Maidd third. Time 1:32 1-2.
Sixth, tr.iln nnld ithth. P ?!? I
won: Kdsardo second: (Jol-h n l.iKht
third. Time 2;0i.
HAD TOO GOOD A START.
Rich
In
American Association.
Kansns City Milw;iu1.--. r;i'-n.
l.iiisvillo 10; In-'i.-nniioli 5.
Si. Paul 7: Vinn-aiKiif o.
Toledo 2: Columbus 7.
Deaihside Remark That is
Moral Warning.
A remark fraught with wisdom was
uttered 'under tragic circumstances by
a New York physician a 6liort time
ago. He was called to tlio bodsldo of
n young man ot flue family who had
just ended his life by putting a bul
let through his heart. The doctor was
a family physician and had known the
youth for years. He shook his head
sadly as he raised the lifeless hand
and let it drop.
"He was a hoy of brains," ho said,
"but he had too much money ever to
amount to anything."
That waB tho root of the evil in this
case, as it is in so many others. Tlio
young man had a sett led Income. l
turned his mind from work. He led
the life of an idler. He had no nnihi
tion, no pride. He dawdled here and
there, he became a lounger about the
aters, he picked up acquaintances who
wero a damage to him. And, finally,
when ho tired of it all, he resorted lo
the revolver and brought tho worth
less game to an end.
"He had too much money ever to
amount to anything," said the family
doctor, Riid it is a remark rich In mor
al warning. Cleveland Plain Jealer.
PLAY SCRUB Ml IIIIS VllK
' Ccorge Ad.imi, Well Known Baseball
Player. Eleced Captain and la
Working Men Hard and
Fast.
The Y. M. C. A. lonm I well or
ganlod, a ciipiaJn has been elected
and a date IWcd for an exhibition
giiino at llio Helving Park (ioorge
I Ailanis, u well known local uthle'1'
! who was seen (he past miuimor us
short stop for the ConinierclalH. nn
been Heeled captain. Adams know
something more than the rudiment
of foot ball and. Prof. Bounpie. In-
iHtructor in physical culture at llio
Y. M. C. A., will put tho d(iiad
through a hiird line of practice.
One week from loCay an exhibition
game will ho played at the Driving
Park lie! ween two elevens to be made
up from the sipiad now. out working
for places on the team. . This will bo
Hie first regular giniiii of tho year
here. On Saturday the stpiiwl will
be divided Into two teams and n pi no
tice game will he played hut. the pub
in la ,w.f i.nrnesllv leiiuostd to at
tend, as tho eleven will not be In
shape to put up much of a gnme. By
a week from Saturday, ihowever, il. is
expected the play will he worth see
ing and tho public will bo invited K
witness (he struggle.
Every afternoon tho squad Is out
for praclice in uniforms on the plot
of ground formerly occupied by th"
Christian church tabernacle on Pearl
street and Calder nveune. Upwards
of thirty men are candidate for posi-
iinn, .... llio cloven find all n'V word
ing hard. Tlio practice consists Of
about three quarters of on hour klck
Inf fnllliio- on tho hall, nasslng tlio
pig skin and sunning the miorrerencn
without opposition. It Is pretty warm
for hard practice anrf this will not be
tmtjiiirpii in until 11 Is a little cooler.
The object of the practice now Is to
wenr off the fat, noeriiRlom tne men s
n.,ola ii IVin utrntn (tint will he nut
mi Ihom mid nortnif the lilavors to
lenrn Ihn nrlmarv elements ot the
game.
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W. C. TYRRKLL, Jr., Asst. Secy, and Treasurer.
Hey wood Oil Co.
PRODUCERS and SHIPPERS OF CRUDE OIL
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OFFICE: Kyle Opera HouBe Bld'g. , ,. r
References Any of the Beaumont Banks.
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BIRDS AS LETTER CARRIERS.
Chioaro. R pt. 13. Iyii-tr'-' iibl"
v father and a f kkit poaram -ri- the
ii.iailinir r-ondiiions at latlorpo
'ti.day. ,
j First. T, fur'ortf". Bombraif m--i:
IH'I'Py Jack K-cond; Toco ihiM.
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S'-r-fi.-id. Tif aiid a lia'f fiiTVfiri.
At tHe Matjnolia ark. 'j;r..-a won: Handy Pel K-f-onl:
A largo aiidi-w- t -1 nt 1a- vS,i,.h n ., il itd. 1 inn- 1.1".
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u.a h- fl.c f.-ii " ban'-'- won: lHiM.-ai.iiof! f.woi-1:
"Frigate" Usefully Employed in the
Island of the Pacific.
The "frigate" is the awlfiept of all
pea birds, and In some of tho equa
torial isles of the Pacific is used ns a
letter carrier. Taken from the nest
before It can fly. It Is hand fed on a
fish diet by tho natives, and In the
coui-KO of a few months becomes so
tame that it can bo liberated during
the day and will return to its perch at
Kiinsct.
It Is the practice of tho natives of
tho Kilice roup. near Samoa, to ex
change the birds after Ihoy have been
tamed. For Instance, the Sainoan pas
tel h of the inlands of Nanomea, Ni.no
iiiaga and Niutao nUty to right
mllcn apart all kept two or three
bird each, and frequently used tin m
to communicate with each other.
The -xrlingo familiarized th bird."
niih tho tstaridii to which th'-y were
sent, e both ends of tho rouip. Iu-
I'-ed. tl.o Mrdi aometlmrn rnhkc tbr
iM-iancc and vtdt their irevi-niK cui
j.anioin h n b-t hxw and allow-'l 10
to an thy phase. Th' k!a)l re-i-irn
to the Lome iw-rc.h.
I. W. HARPER is tho nemo of ex-
n-.-illnnnv tn whll(OV lirodllCtiOn
safest and most sallsfactory for all
uses. Sold by J. T. Gossett.
NATHAN SELLS IT FOR LESS.
It Is Hard To Hold
On lo your money when you roc our
FREE OFFER. Wo nro giving you
our profit on Kefrigerators. If you
are Interested, coma quick. They are
going fast.
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WORLDS FAIR EXCURSION RATES
BEAUMONT TO ST. LOUIS
$36.40 for TicKets Good Until Dec.l5th.
$30.35 for TicKets Good for 60 Days.
$24.75 for TicKets Good for 15 Days.
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N. D. FINCH, T. P. A.. Houston, Texas.
You can't afford
to miss the great
World's Fair
The greatest show ever held, an education
u-ithin itself, equal to a journey 'round tho
world
Why not fjo now this month
Kates are very low, accomodations are easily
had at reasonable prices. If you are In doubt
about the coit of a visit you can purchase
complete round trip including railroad ticket,
hotel accomodations with meals, admissions
to the Fair and all necessary expense for any
number of days at' a certain fixed price, with
arrangements all made in advance. Write as
about this at once to-day. fc Tbe Cotton Belt
Route operates
ThrougH Dally Trains to St. LouU
lim!n; iWin, dininr cr. flur ''. rturm
'Wtift . iilu-frwH World Fair laldef coouuimic
imp erf grouod., traia tiediilc, etc
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