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it Friday AUGUST 6, 1909. PAGES 1 fine, 'fix fi CAMP OPENS TJDNIGBT THE FIRST NATIONAL' BANK WHY SHOULD A BANK HAVE QUICK OF POTSTOX, PA. Oapttaf Snrpla ind Pronto WTM (United State Depositary.) JR. O. V.

A. SI. COMPANIES LEAVE FOR LAKE WINOLA. Because It should be ready at all times to meet the requirements of its depositors, some of whom will desire to borrow and others "roay wish to use their balances. The SIP 5 1 r.

i policy of THE THIRD NATIONAL for many years has been to have a large part of its investments in quickly available form, thus beine readv for all conditions of the money tea market. BOW THE CLUBS SIM 'APPLEGATE BAD; With our large capital, surplus ad undivided prcSts we are able to five, unsurpassed iecurity to depositor, 3 Paid on Savings Deposits COMPOUNDED SEMI ANNUALLY Btulaesa and 'Savings Accounts Respectfully toUdtaC DIRECTORS: Charles H. Foster William L. Watson S. It.

Parke Joseph L. Cake John A. Law Joseph 1 James N. Aaderson Edward 8. Smith W.

I Pace L. Watson, President Joseph tu Cake, Vice President C. S. Crane, Cashier. York state League.

W. BILLS T0oRESCUE Albany 51 Third National Bank, 118 WYOMING AVE. SCRANTON, Pa. CAPITAL, SURPLUS (earned) $1,000,000 Organized 1872. DESIGNATED DEPOSITARY OF THE UNITED STATES, First' In the City, Sixth in the State and Eighth In the United States is the position occupied by this bank on the Roll Of Honor of the 6,955 National Banks.

OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS 7.00 TO 8:00 O'CLOCK. I. 38 ::7 II 4 i Utlca 4 Wllkesbarre 48 IC. 73 .570 539 .529 .465 .424 .378 Troy 46 Elmira 47 Scranton 40 Binghamton 39 Barons Get Bad Start, But Heavy Clouting Pulls tiajne Out of the Fire Batting Averages Fattened. Applegate could not locate the plate in the first inning yesterday and after a base on balls and three scratch hits had forced in one run he ent to pieces and forced three runs by passing two batsmen and hitting two.

Af Syracuse 34 Tri State League. W. LEWIS DENIES ACCUSATION. COAL SHIPHENT. Lancaster 51 Reading .47 ter practically presenting with I the game.

Bills succeeded "Sni'z" and I Williamsport 4i PC. .624 .560 .553 .1 19 .415 Altoona 43 Johnstown 41 stopped the' scoring in what seemed to be the fatal inning. But not gcitle reader, for in that same inning when the Barons came to bat they took JS 4i) 41 16 i i 52 Trenton 3B The anthracite shipments for the first months of 19u were less than the amount shipped in that period in 1908 by the leading coal roads. There was an increase the first quarter over last year of 719 tons, but this gain was 'more than offse by the shipments of the second quarter, which were tons less than the record for 1908, so that the half year shows a decrease tf 1,177,679 tons as compared with last year. Harrisburg 34 York 33 lttnrllv in rno Mr Rnuron ill Klmir.l.

YESTERDAY'S RESULTS. Pittsburg, Aug. 6. The accusation made by Francis Feehan. district president of the United Aline Workers of America, that Thomas L.

Lewis, national president of the organization, had a private agreement with a local coal company which made it easy for him to settle the recent trouble between the miners and the company, will likely result In the resignation of either Mr. Lewis or Mr. Feenan from his presidency. "If suCh a thing were true, I would resign in 24 hours, and If It Is not true Feehan should resign," said Mr. Lewis when he heard the charge.

A committee from the miners' organization has been appointed to investigate the matter. The coal company denies the charge. and emote his delivery hard and oi'ien with the result that when hostilities ceased in this round the lead the visitors had, had been overcome and the score board read 4 4. After this there was nothing to it as the locals were there with the clout when clouU were needed and practically scored will Anyhow, at the end of nine inning, the score was 10 6 with the Barons on the heavy end. The score: FIRST QUARTER 1909 York State League.

Wllkesbarre 10. Elmira Binghamton 2, Scranton 0. Albany Utica, rain. Tro'y Syracuse, 1908. 1,702,600 2,356.281 2,400,503 1,732,719 1,428,694 673,659 1,859.752 D.

L. W. L. Erie Pennsylvania O. W.

of N. J. 1,6:15,700 2,627,560 1,429,588 1,971,000 ELMIRA. AB. A.

C. 0 0 Tri State League. Johnstown 6, Harrisburg 3. Williamsport 4, Altoona 3. Reading 10, York 1.

Lancaster 3, Trenton 1, (first CRISP PICKINGS FROM THE RAIL Roster of the Two Plttston Companies Formal Opening of the Camp Takes Place on Sunday Morning With Religious Exercises and Band Concert Athletic Events Will Have Prominent Part in the Week's Programme. The First Regiment, Junior Order United American Mechanics, leaves this evening via special Laurel Line and Northern Electric Railroad trains, for Lake Winola, where the organization will encamp from Saturday, August 7, to Sunday, August 15, inclusive. Co. Captain James Buckley commanding, and Co. Captain William J.

Schall commanding, will Join the. regiment at the Market street station of the Laurel Line. The two companies will march from their quarters to the station. For the first time they will wear their new service uniforms. The outfit comprises the canvas leg gins, khaki trousers, brown shirt and campaign hat with white cord.

Co. will muster 31 men and Co. will have 27 men orf the roster. All will not be able to leave with their company this evening, but within a few days the commands will have their full complements. The company enrollments for this tour of duty follows: Company B.

Captain James Buckley. First Lieutenant Milton Ellis. Second Lieutenant W. A. Speigle.

First Sergeant Ira Hoover. Quartermaster Sergeant Willis Smiles. Sergeant William Todd. Corporals Levi Reed, James Charlton and John S. Jenkins.

HosDital Steward William Golden. Privates Thomas Wooliver, William Alpaugh, Allen Williamson, Edward Hallstead. Alfred Gruver, Samuel Llewellyn, Henry VanCampen, Alfred Moore, John Deeble, Earl Verry, Fred Carter, James Moore, Howard Sanders, Charles Fear, Harry Jumper, Steryl Sanders, David John Johnson, John Huntley, Harry Zang and Harry Rummerfleld. Company M. Captain William J.

Schall. First Lieutenant James Hontz. Second Lieutenant Thomas Barn hart. First Sergeant Arch Eshleman. Quartermaster Sergeant Edward Gintz.

Hospital Steward William Coons. Sergeants rEdward Munson, Thos. Reed and W. E. Roberts.

Corporals Oscar Richardson, Arthur Turner, Jerry Moyer and Eugene Miller. Clerk William D. Owens. Privates Charles Reed, George Decker, Joseph Morton, William Tib bit, Frank Jenkins, Harold Woodside, George Webber, James Mayo, William Pursell. Lee Carey.

John Armstrong, William Posten and J. W. Coons. The ofticial opening of Camp Major Langdon will occur tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock, but the formal opening, with elaborate ceremonies and band concerts, will occur on Sunday. The entire reariment will Dart lcl Date 1 1 3 1 .4 ...4 ...5 .16,091,923 14,888,204 Total Increase.

Hessler, rf Manning, cf Malay. If James, 2 Davis, lb game.) SECOND QUARTER. Lancaster 8, Trenton tscona 1,572,521 D. H. 1,763,667 game.) 3b Brouthers, 2,695,533 3,256.767 WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.

1 D. H. and Erie Agreement Ln ku 0 I wanna Road Mav Secure Means 0 of Getting Into Philadelphia. An agreement has been entered into between the Delaware and Hudson 1,990,717 i 2,390,976 2,646,123 1,983,379 1,551,084 632,686 Keyes, ss Clougher, Bowen, xKnapp Li. W.

L. V. Erie Pennsylvania O. of N. J.

How to Cure SklnDlseases. The germs and their poisons which cause the disease tnust be drawn to the surface of the skin and destroyed. Salves and greasy lotions may give temporary relief, but they have not the power to destroy the germ life ZEMO, a clean liquid for external usi will draw to the surface and destroj the germ life, leaving a clean health) skin. ZEMO positively cures Eczema, Pimples, Blackheads, Dandruff, Itching Plies, and every form of skin or scalp disease. Mr.

Chas. A. Stroh, the druggist, endorses and recommends ZEMO and will give you a sample bottle. 1,676,632 773.970 2,468,029 3.346,026 2.045,017 Phil. Reading 2.846.559 'and Erie railroads for the transport ing of coal from Avoca to western points over the Jefferson division, York State Ioague.

Elmira at Wllkesbarre. Syracuse at Troy. Utlca at Albany. Binghamton at Scranton. American League.

Chicago at Boston. Total 15,859,491 18,180,189 Decrease. The total amount of coal transported during the six months under discussion was 31,950,714 tons, which compares "with 1908 shipments of 33, tons, or a preponderance for last named period of 1,117,679. With the exoeptioii of the Delaware Hudson' all the coal companies have materially reduced their St. Louis at Washington.

Detroit at Cleveland at New York. eliminate the yarding of trains at Car bondale, and the office of yardmaster at that city will be abandoned. Three Erie train crews, consisting of about 15 men, will be removed from Car bondale to Avoca, so as to be at the terminus of their runs. These crews are composed of Conductors Peel, Fey and Kennedy, and Engineers Barry, Totals 34 6 8 24 14 a Batted for Bowen in ninth. WILKESBARRE.

AB. R. H. A. E.

DeGroff, If 2 2 1 0 0 0 Durmeyer, ss 5 2 4 1 6 0 Drake, cf 5 0 2 2 0. 0 Kelster, rf 5 2 1 3.0 0 Noonan, lb 3 2 3 13 0 Kirke. 2b 4 0 .2 1 2 1 Grubb, 3b 2 0 1 1 2 0 Konnick, 4 0 0 5 2 0 Applegate, 0 0 0 0 0 0 Bills, 4 2 3 10 0 Totals 34 10 17 27 12 1 Score by Innings. Elmira 40001001 0 6 Wllkesbarre .4 0 1 1 1 2 0 1 Just Received New Selection of sheet music; latest pieces, "My Wife's Gone to the Country," "Take Me Out for a Joy Ride" and others at CHARLTON'S. to be built into Philadelphia.

It has connection with the Pniladelphia and Easton Railway, a trolley line from Doylestown to Easton, and it is interesting to note that this line has In its charter a clause allowing a change to steam locomotion. It. is not known, nor so far conjectured by outsiders, how the Lackawanna would get into Philadelphia and reports are short on this end and also as to where the lower terminus would be located. The company officials have long held the opinion that their line was not getting its share of eastern Pennsylvania ton nage. Whether the report be groundless or not.

it is interesting to note that there would certainly be a stimulus to competition along all lines entering Philadelphia, if it should be carried out. A general revival of work In the Lehigh Valley freight car shops at Sayre, with the hours increased to 60 per week and a call for all the expert car builders obtainable is the programme at the present time. The company has been planning this work for a long time, but owing to inability to get material it has been delayed. Now the material is coming in and by the middle of August everything will be in readiness to rush the Sayre shops to their fullest capacity. It is the intention of the company to place all its freight ears in first class condition so that they will be ready for hard service when required, and cars are being taken from Jersey City to Sayre for repairs.

NEWS OF THE RAILROAD Niagara Falls 15 Day Excursions Lehigh Valley. Aug. 7, 12, 21 and 26. Leave Plttston 1:22 p. m.

date of excursion, returning on all trains except the Black Diamond Express National League. Boston at Oiicago. Brooklyn at Pittsburg. New York at Cincinriitl. Philadelphia at St.

Louis. PURE soda drinks at Harter's. Great AugUMt Cut Price Sale at PURSELL'S ART STORE. High grade Wall Papers. Barrltt's Tri State League.

York at Trenton. Lancaster at Williamsport at Harrisburg. Altoona at Johnstown. BASE BALL AS A BUSINESS. Craft and Gould, together with their firemen and trainmen.

An unofficial report is to the effect that the Erie repair shops at Carbondale are to be closed. This move would throw about 60 men out of employment'. The Scranton and Lake Ariel Railroad which has succeeded in purchasing franchises through several towns where its tracks will run, has met an obstacle in the Dunmore council and its line may be held up some time if it is not able to secure the borough's sanction to lay its two and one half miles of track through that town. The company declares that a failure to secure the franchise will not A Man Tht Steeis Straight for our shop in warm weather can add to his comfort and appearance by securing some of our warm weather toggery. We have everything that is necessary for the man who appreciates neglige and style combined.

NOTES OF SPORTS. Many fans have little 'conception of the Importance of the national game, on its financial side. The franchise of the New York base ball club is rated in value at $2,000,000. That of the Chicago and Pittsburg clubs at $1,000,000 each. The Brooklyn base ball club is rated at $500,000.

It is no venture to say that in the National League alone Baxter, who was recently released by Scranton and annexted by Altoona, where he has been playing great ball, is laid up in the Altoona His pital with an attack of malaria fever. Today Is ladies' day at Scranton. A cause the project to be abandoned, but $7,000,000 is invested in franchises that they will find another rpute into and plants. Scranton. In the opening and many visitors front Reports come thick and fast from It is pretty accurately estimated that the total expenses of the National Ape collection of Empire, gowns and Philadelphia that railway competition JuHt a few nobby straws left at I Yi price.

Maybe your size Is here. I Corcorair 28 N. Main Street. Where Correct Styles Come From. League eJubs In a seasem.

reMtea mlll4tB'flHe given aii'lnirpetus In that city, within thVHhflt: ST.IV TOaifcrtfipr 9 i ft "i Ion dollars. The income is set con 31 4 6 i.when the Lackawanna road finally servatively at $2,000,000. Therefore, succeeds in forcing an entrance into the Quaker City, as it. is reported, and an Interest, capitalized at $7,000,000, the operating expenses of which are has Deen for se'veral months, that this $1,000,000, and the net earnings of company is attempting such a move 2.90 for Net Waists worth $4.98 $5.65 to Atlantic City and Return, Saturday, Aug. 14, via D.

H. R. R. and Pennsylvania railroad. Tickets good to return until Aug.

24. Train leaves Pittston 7:01 a. m. with through coaches to Philadelphia, and 4:58 p. m.

Same rate to Cape May, Wildwood and Ocean City. 6 11 14 the hotels and cottages are also expected to be present. The Sunday or formal' opening will take place at 10:30 o'clock a. m. At 11 o'clock C.

F. Johnson, secretary of the Wllkesbarre Y. M. C. will make an address.

A song service will also be conducted, led by A. E. Burnaford. Following the church services. Professor Alexander will render a sacred concert.

At 5 p. m. the regular drill will be held, at 6 the evening parade, and from 7 to 8:30 a lawn concert will be rendered. Tomorrow evening the officers of the regiment will hold an important meeting, the purpose of which will be to transform the regiment into a brigade, and thus facilitate the work somewhat, as the regiment has grown to large proportions, and new com pvuen oitHKei fia'LS is aasiru. 11 wic Miners have another win leftrin them it will be let loose this p.

m. Umpire Kelley received a bad gash in the side of the head yesterday. A foul tip from Bo wen's bat struck til ump's mask breaking one of the wirvs which ran into his head making an ugly wound. The blow staggered the old war horse for a minute, but tnv players wrapped a few towels around his head and the game was only delayed a few minutes. None of the Tiger infielders of a year ago is at work for Jennings in the game regularly now.

Crawford, Killifer, Bush and Moriarlty have succeeded Rossman, Schaefer, O'Leary wnicn are me activities oi'ment. If carried to success this would which, in the nature of things, are mean a great advantage to the Lacka llmited to six months of the year, is wanna interests and a marked exten not only an important matter, as a sion jn ns service. The main line of financial investment, but is a matter tne Lackawanna runs east out of of complex administration. 'Scranton to Hoboken, but there Is a There is another league to which brancn iine running from Washington, similar estimates might apply, and in t0 iphillipsburg, which is just innumerable minor leagues, which in across the river from Easton, Pa. Ac degree are related to the major COrding to reports it is projected to leagues.

To say that base bail in this make this road a part of the new road country is capitalized at $25.000.000 i a art nvtra ra oa 100 New Ecru and White Net Waists, Embroidered Panel Bargains in Wall Paper at Barrltt's. Queen Esther Chocolates for sale by all confectioners. Front like cuts, are worth $4.98, $2.90 panies are being added all the time. and Coughlin. sale would it be extravagant to say that $2,500,000 a year is paid out in salaries.

ball is a large business in this country. Brooklyn Eagle. At this election a brigadier general, three colonls and many field officers are to be chosen, and following this the staff and non commissioned officers will be appointed by the elects. Several women figured In a crowd that started after Umpire McLaughlin in the New England league, at Lynn, "Kid" Gleason, York's captain and shortstoD. has Quit the team.

He will the other day. They begged the police to let the men have mm. return to his home in Philadelphia. The programme for the week is as follows: On Tuesday, Aug. 10, Luzerne County Day Baseball game for silver 75c Embroidered Lawn Waists 44c $1 and $1.25 Waist values now 77c $1.50 to $2 Waist values now 89c cup Co.

of Taylor, vs. Challenging Gleason was dissatisfied, it is said, over the unfllment of promises made to him about the asjociation apparently knew nothing. President Schmidt, of the York association, says that the rules of the Tri State League will be lived up to the letter of the law. Catcher Ross has been released and he' will return to his home in Pittsburg. Harry Pulliam's old friendship for Jennings made him a Tiger booster.

He rooted for Detroit as much as for Chicago at the interleague championship games last fall. "I'm sorry you lost," he said to Jennings after the If Mathewson can work three times a week with anything like his old effectiveness, the Giants will have what Is equivalent to another stellar pitcher on their staff. But can he? Basing his claim on the alleged refusal of the Bellevue Stratford management, of Philadelphia, to permit him to stay as a guest at that hotel. Battling Nelson, lightweight cnampion of the world, yesterday began suit for 10,000 damages In the United States Circuit court against George C. Boldt and Laurence iMcCormick, trading as the hotel company.

Team. Wednesday, Aug. 11, Lackawanna County Day Baseball game, Co. of Taylor, vs. Co.

of West Scran ton. Friday. August Field Day Marathon race and athletic events for valuable prizes. Saturday, Aug. 14, Regatta Under direction of Scranton Canoe Club.

Long list of events, including single, double and four paddle relay, hurry scurry, one quarter mile, and swim NEW THROUGH VESTIBCLED EXPRESS TO North Jersey Coast Resorts Long Branch or Asbury Park Ocean Grove and return, $7.00. Pullman Buffet Parlor Cars and Coaches Scranton to POINT PLEASANT and Scranton to PHILADELPHIA Leave Pittston, 9:30 a. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATUR. DAYS.

July 1 to Sept. 4, Westbound "The Mermaid" runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. July 2 to Sept. See Agents for details. C.

J. GUMMERSBACH, Scranton, Pa All Waists are made with high or dutch collars, open front or back. JOHN BURKE'S SONS CASH STORE MAIN AND BROAD PITTSTON, P. ming contests. Band will.

play at the canoe club. Baseball will hold a prominent Hughey Jennings says Cobb's great. i 1 I Uama. frr rY, thp position in the list of sports and the battle for the championship of the regiment will be the hardest ever. Dr.

Walter Davis has been chosen umpire specu OH U'B uueg wiu" fact that he is in full htotton the minute he starts. Most runners take two or three strides to get their gait. Cobb saves those valuable moments. and Dr. Smith 'scorer.

'TJho Quality Store' offers an une quale Higii Reconftnendatlon for a Plttston Industry. series. EXTORTION IS CHAHtiED. Asserting that he was the victim of a trumped up charge, Rev. William Hambrosky.

of 1061 Mead street Scranton, had warrants issued by Alderman IM. J. Ruddy this morning for the arrest of John C. Moran, alderman of the Twelfth ward, of that city, on a charge of extortion and the following on a charge of perjury: Constant! Neumetka, Joseph Eulewska, Howell Budgell and Albert Gurzell. A hearing is set for 4 o'clock this afternoon.

Rev. Hambrosky is a Magyar and Presbyterian clergyman, well known among the foreign speaking population of Scranton and up and down the valley. That Pittston people should be proud of their local industries and show their appreciation by patronizing James J. Jeffries, the pugilist, smiled a broad farewell to a crowd of cheering wellwishers that gathered on the North German Lloyd Line pier in Hoboken yesterday and sailed away on the steamship George Washington for a six weeks' sojourn in Europe. Jeffries and his wife will go direct to Carlsbad, where they will remain for a few days.

The big Caiifornlan hai been troubled recently with boils and hopes that the waters of Carlsbad will aid him. tne business men or their home town Is shown by an article in this month's issue of the "United States Health Bulletin," a New York City magazine devoted to pure food science. In the course of the article the writer says: "A brewery, one of several of whose product we have spoken before, as "GREAT LAKE TRIPS'NNS All porrj on the Great Lck? are reached by lha excellent rervwe of the Lake JT Lines. The l.ir.?: ste mr rs a.e (e, ipeetly ad com Je fjrti'j'e. Evwv brrat i of rn jirt.1 contraction and equippca 'x widi Ihs Vireies 'IV wii Service.

The ULe Lines opsrete daily ttipa hciveci'V') ti'xl Dctrcit.Xlevelf and Detroit, lour I Uips fzt wsclr 'It troi, MrefcjiT erA w. yports, and two trips per wesk Irtwrea 3' Cy. Swas I v. Special fteamcr leave. Cleveland fvi a dr.t for Mackinac.

rt every trip sad oi'irr irio. 5 two alum' ior illust rated Pamphlet and G. tbk Map. lf lS Address: L. G.

Lewis. C. P. DcSoit, Mich. jE P.

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Ceo. Mr. SlSi DETROIT CLEVELAND RUG SALE One Although all Floor jCoverings have advanced considerably in the past three, months and will go still higher as a result of scarcity of raw material, we were fore sighted enough to lay in heavy stocks at the old prices. Accordingly we offer foi one week only the opportunity to purchase the cream of all makes at exceptional prices: reaching a high degree of perfection from its care in preparation, its free dom from adulteration, the purity of the water used in its manufacture and the sanitary and hygienic methods employed in the handling of it dur ing both production and delivery, is! the Joseph Glennon Brewery, of I Pittston, Pa. We recornmend the product of this brewery to the public.

We do so without solicitation from the manufacturers and without their knowledge. If they derive any bene fit from our commendation, by in 1 creased sales, the consumer will prof it no less, for he will be using bev erage that we know to be far above the average, and possibly substituting IF you want your canned fruit to keep fresh and sweet, retaining it's full natural flavor, put it up in HONEST HAS0I1 Better Kind of lars Honest Mason Jars are made of the finest pure white flint glass and not of the ordinary cheap green glass as are the low grade Inferior fruit jars. Theyv are tested to stand the most sudden changes of temperature, and being cast from new and perfect moulds, have no "humpy" threads to hinder perfect sealing. it for some impure adulterated arti cle." Wilton $2.50 value Extra Axminster Rugs, $5.00 value 9x12 Reversible Wool Rugs, $15 value $1.89 $3.69 $11.95 JJ 5.. Eczema is Now Curable.

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