Punxsutawney Spirit, 1906-08-15

              iP? miSt-w ■'*T& V *4.7: I VOL XXXIV. 1NTKR8TATK ItASKllAM.. PUNXSUTAWNEY, PA., AUGUST 15, 1906. NO. 11. Trimtmtl Itulloi*. BIG REDUCTIONS IN MEN'S AND YOUNG N MEN'S TWO PIECE SUITS AT WEBER'S $3.50 and $4.00 Oxfords, tf: O AA plain and patent leather Just the right kind of a suit for the hot days. The coats arc quarter lined. Pants arc made with cuff bottom. The fabrics arc light home spuns, chcviots and worsteds. $3.50 and $4.00 tan Oxfords and shoes, while they $2.45 3.00 $15.00 Suit, 12.00 10.00 8.00 5.00 now $10.00 " 8.00 " 7.00 " 5.00 Straw Hats Half Pricc. See our Window Display. We still continue the sale of childrens blouse suits at half price. $2.00 Soft Collar attached Negligee Shirts, special WHO IS HANK KIJWIiN? $5.00 Blouse Suits now $2.50. 4.00 " " 2.00. 3.00 " " " 1.50. The remainder of our hoys' wash suits go at half price. now 25c. Suits U 75c $1.00 1.50 2.50 $1.25. 38c. 50c. 75c. All of our straw hats at half pricc. J. A. WEBER Store closcs at 6 p. m. cxccpt Wednesday and Saturday. Dooloy. <• Onrvcv, p Mini, :t .. (*lii i k. r . .. Mrrhim, in Karl y. I Campbell. 1 Roach, x Travnor, J Tot ala Dl'HOIS Preservin Season Is Mere Moran. 1 ... Snow<l<Mi. in Larkln. 1 .. Wclnu'r, r . - NVtVall, r ... Barlon. _ ... NVwnhani. s W i 1 louifliby. " White. p  Totals I'linxHuia w 11 <' > " J>ult..is  CHIIK'H NOT ICS. $6.98 SALE CONTINUED You Will Want Copper Kettles, 18 to 35 gallon. Crocks, - - lA to 20 gallon Everything in Preserving and Canning line. Hand-made Fruit Cans— Every can guaranteed. Jar Rubbers and Glass Jar Caps. Enameled Preserving Kettles. \V. I*. Itrady and tin- Hc<\ See Our Window. our stock during the month of August. $7.50, $10.00, $15.00 and $18.00 values for and in order have a few men's high grade Suits, left, Rain Coats and Top Coats to make the cleaning up sale a complete one, we will continue the sale with the balance of We still Torrence I 1 j I I I I I" Punxsutawney BOCK KLUbllN  Your Choice YourChoice THE ONE PRICE CLOTHIER' Home of Reliable Hardware. Punxsutawney Hardware Co. I'unvsiitnvuicjr Team Traveling Triumphantly Topwartl. rraycd Togp'ry and lliimniy Ap|H-arnnre uf Carpet Hack t uusi' of Trouble. PUNNNYI'ACfKR AltKKHTKD. ecials Mid-Summer Since last Wednesday the Punxsutuwney Interstate baseball team hah played live games, winning four, one from DuBois, two from Patton an{l one from Olean and losing one to Olean. The team went into fourth place Saturday, August 4, and is now only 12 points below Kane. FARMERS' BANK BUILDING HI I Arn Men's and Boy's t Jt LULU Furnisher Clothing for men, boys and children reduced in proportion. The following press dispatch whs sent out from Norrlstown Saturday: Governor 8. W. Penny packer was arrested for one minute last night, as a bum. The governor did not seem to mind much. He was very tired when he struck here from New York. He does not care very much for dress at any time. He comes of sturdy Dutch stock that Runny i.arkin brought his loco- wears top hoots and presses the motive repairmen here last Thurs- knees out of their pants never. In day and bunched them against addition to these family traits the Breen's beauties in a five Inning governor was dusty and travel-staingame which was called at 5 o'clock ! ed. He mcanedered from the siaon account of rain, mud and dark- tlon to Main and Swede streets, with ness. Garvey and White, who grip In one hand and his panania were In the points for th<;);r re- hat in the other. spectlve teams both experienced dlf- As he had some time to wait for Acuity in manipulating Ihe bulb, but the trolley car for Collegevllle, where their teammates assisted in keeping he was to take a team for Ills the hit and run columns from assum- Schwenksvllle home, lie seated hinting the appearance of the proverbial self upon the granite steps of the poisoned pup. Penn Trust Company building. Punx'y started the run getting in Because these steps have been their first half when two tallies were used as a lounging place, the trust made off singles by Allen, Clark and company had complained to the po- Meehan and Campbell's base on balls lice department and the patrolmen forcing in Meehan with the second were given strict Instructions to see tally. Punx'y scored what proved that the steps were kept clear. to be the winning run in the fourth When Patrolman Warren saw a inning on a base on balls bv Camp- man with head down squatted upon bell, sacrifice by Roach and Doole.v's the steps he crossed the street to do stinging single scoring Campbell his duty. Weird base running by Allen and "Come on. now," said Warren, Donley, on account of Ihe slippery It's yours for Ihe lockup." condition of the grounds, robbed Then the governor looked up. Punx'y of two more scores. ■ Warren recognized the famous beard The visitors made two scores In and collapsed. their half of the third. Willough- "It's all right, It's all right,' said by first up got hit. went to second on bis excellency. "Always do your White's out from Donley to Camp- duly, and never make fish of one and bell, and was caught trying to steal fowl of the other." home. Moran hit and stole second. Then his car happened to come went to third on a bad throw along and he wandered Into it which also put Snowden on first. Snowden stole second and Moran scored on the throw lo catch him. ... . . ..... I.arkin hit. scoring Snowden. Wei- I'unvsy Man iplalns of Italltoatl mors out to right field ended the Discrimination. score getting. Leading a brindle Jilf. which tug- In DuBois' half oi he sixth inning , ,tg and/bleated Indigrain began to fall I.arkin, first up |v. llanU ElJers. residence struck out, and when Allen caught ,,llnxsntawm,v, appfared at the Welmers pop-up A> It became nee- ,7nU)n staMon nfHbll,K, Th„rsessary for him to make an umbre la wKh a #Ui)|1 Ulft.t g()lm,_ of his glove In order to see the de-ihow ,)p anf, tlt,,F„llf miKh, rU|,. attending sphere. Aliej .1 " home together In m passenger car. 20 minutes the game was called H(, rea(.„0(1 Raf(, 1(,1,||ng 10 the score I! to 2 In favor of he local , Ingl,ied wltho„,t J encountering of team Hie features M the game ()ola| m„„ were Clark s scoring from second on Tn(,n (hp (.a,|f tf)ok glI()(,en V,Q. Roach a out to middle fle d In the ,ent (UgHko |o a ,,anhamiu. first Inning Campbells stop of a that was ,,,tllnt; off ..xhaust, stralghlwlde throw Tray nor and Roach s , maU(. lightning one-hand imkup of a hot f , , „ lt was a 1)Urking bronone from Moran In the fifth. Early h Punx'y's new left fielder, made a Hank. with sweat streaming from line Impression on the local tans. |ace wfls (,raKKlH| aboll, ()Ve,. the I he score. stone flooring and almost forgot Tintr»«ii«y, Aurii«i that he was a member of I ho church. rt'NXSiTAWNKV. Hi* had just paid good money for J* ** J1 that calf and had no notion of let - ; t 1 .» .1 ting it go. .. . 1 1 •» n 0 He was saying unkind things nn " JJ •* 0 0 tjer his breatih, when Detective ' o 0 0 • Albert H. Swinehart appeared with . 0 •' <| - 0 iiiin. !J p [j J JJ "Where'are you going with that calf?" . :i 4*17 s 0 "I don't know as that is any of your affair," responded the man 11 tr P A K from Punxsutawney, be-tween jerks. • | J j) j. [j Swinehart then helped Hank hold ' 0 Y ii 1 ■» the calf while he explained that ! o n 0 «» n since the Pennsylvania railroad abol- JJ I * " ished passes no cows are permitted .I ,, 1, \ to ride on passenger trains, and di-0 0 o 0 reeled Hank down town. Hank left 0 0 0 1 0 after expressing his conviction that ~Z ir» To here was another case of railroad 0 ( „ () .j discrimination ; .0 0 •_» (• n -2 •Two out in first half of the sixth when Kainc was called. Stolen 4i;iscs -Dooioy, Moran. Sn<»w- Regular services at thi I iIimi. Larkin. b.isp <»n balls off fJar- Church next Sunday. It. I,. lrvvey off \vhit«- nit i»y pitehed hn\\, jnjr niinlster. IIv I Struck out It.v '»j»r-\ 1.y r»; 1»y whit" 2. Pa«s«'d bails First English Lutheran < hurch, N. tVati 2. t'nipin - Mauley, Time |{(,v y Hitnes, pastor. !>:;!<» a. 1:0t'- m., Sunday School. No preaching , • 44 service in the morning. 7 p. in., Two Slim-outs for I'u turn rt,.nil,r Endeavor; S p. m., preaching, Jimmy Oalllce, of Patton, who re- "Attentive to Hear Illm. cently broke into Ihe Interstate Base- Sunday School at Ml. Zion l.ulherball i.eague by acquiring the Hornell an Church at 0;:i0 a. ru. reaching franchise, brought his team to Punx- at |0:3» a. m. Harvest Home Ser.-:u t a Wiley last week where, on Frl- mon and Harvest Home Offering, day ami Saturday 'the newcomers Christian Endeavor at S p. m were Initiated Into the diamond mys- tit Peter's Reformed Church, loteries which Allah .1. Breen had In i oatocl on Orchard Avenue. Next soak for the denizens of Chestnut Sunday morning at Sunday Ridge. School; at 111:45 a. in., regular Robert Riddle Dresser, Punx y s preaching service, subject, "Christian new southpaw twlrler, occupied the Conversation": at ■! p. m., Junior mound for the locals and what he Endeavor; al T p. m.. Senior Endid to the Calllclans can be found In <|(.avor; at H p. in., regular preaching Ihe box score and summary. Follow- service, subject, "The 1 .aw and the Ing Is his record for the game which Gospel." 1'. O. II. Kerschner, paswas mercifully cut short by train tor. after the visitors had had their sev- German l.utheran Church, up on entli Inning: struck seven men out, t))(, A Mufi||eri 1)astor. There five of them in succession; made two wm |)p English services next Sunday hits; allowed three hits; had two put- even|nK at s o'clock. Everybody outs and five assists; gave two bases , on balls: allowed no runs, and smiled one unseggregated, seven inning smole His teammates were in equally good form when lt came to c|tilen,—^-,|v0 on rm.ul The entertainment had been some- free delivery route No. I were sure . ' . , i, fourth they bad discovered a candidate for actttwhen hits bv Early and Camp- Wa"f" when, in passing along the hell inmated a seance which re- road, one day last week, .hey came suited In three Heroes before the »P >•' a man who was in thi middle ...... of I lif thoroughfare making a desfd",hbfdflbfth and one In lhe slx.h peratf effort to disrobe. The man In the flftl . . rl]n.cot. had succeeded in divesting himself for Punx y completed the run-get Qf h|s coat ha| and tQp |hlr| um, m* • I, h'oH hull for Pal- was making frnnllc efforts to gel out- Collin s pitched good ball for Pat 8ide Qf h{8 underahirt< Alon(? with ton but his team *f. bno his other antics he would frequently r-rhertuglfaway « CS'l%^o^t9frr sec- , 'hey1 d h °he°m a'n R° M }Cfl°/r w cF.ea?edCuprl 'by "^laln^g Campbell s stop of a wild thiow and | „n nickinir annles itn - Dresser's fielding were other features ,,la' ll( 118(1 been picking applet, un » m l,0,v" 8 der a tree which stood In a buekof the game. •„ the wheat field and was trying to re- Saturdays game, which was tne crawled im i,i« first of the week to go the full nine ">°ve a nee tnat ciawled up his , i in shntout sleeve and had been giving him in- Innings, resulted In another gnutoui . .. ... , „ 7 for Patton The visitors never look- Jections. his a,poiog> was niiepti ' ed and the jneotlng was adjourned (Continued on Pugc t.) I without further debate. s ■ - ■ - J \. )t fJutiXGutnumcji Spirit. 0