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BOWLING LEAGUE.
Ties Broken by Business Mems Victory
Over Sacngcrbund.

Ties Broken by Business Mems victory
Over Sacngcrbund.
Two of the ties which united four of the
clubs In the bowling league standing were
broken last night, when the South Washing
ton Business Mems bowling team defeated
the Saergerbund two out Of three games
The match was played on the Busi-
ness Mems alleys sand was marked by
numerous good totals. Each side had two
excellent scores, the home team winning In
each of its good runs, while the Saengers
went down in a match that totaled sl2. The
outcome places the. sasngers in fourth
notch, the champions dropping off in their
chase after the pennants The Business
Men draw up to undisputed possession or
fifth. Some of the Saengrrs were very ir-
regular in their bowlingtdast night. Laue
starting with the little game Of 126 and
later jumping to POI. 4 Throughout the
games the team was weak on spares,
though its strike work sUas good- For a
player almost untrieds in league bowling,
Schaefer played an excellent game, averag-
ing like a veteran. Bowling each time In
the fifties, his games haSe the additional
commentator of StsadiHeSS. All OF the
others of the side, save Mccartney, were
afflicted with one bad score, so that the
averages of all were affected.
After the opening frame the home team
was easily the winner all through the first
game. In every frame of the ten the Bust
ness Men improved their chances and topped
off the struggle by making fine finish In
the last time up. The home team had but
a small extra number of strikes and spares
but it was greatly superior in following
up the work. The score follows:
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After a ten-round boxing match before
the Atlantic City Athletic Association Tues
day night. Lewis Majane, a local pugilist,
fell to the floor in a faint. Yesterday he
in the City Hospital, and his opponent,
Charles AbramowitZ. also of Atlantic City,
is Ill jail, awaiting the result of his injuries.
The men are lightweights and put up a
fast bout. In the eighth round Majane be-
gan to show the effects of his punishment
and staggered about the ring.
Just before the gong for the finish Police
man Charles Holmes stopped the contest.
which was declared a draw. Majane tainted
on the way to the dressing room. 1t is be-
lieved blood vessel in his brain was rup-
tured,
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Indoor Base Ball.

The third game of series of games to be
played with teams of the Baltimore City
Indoor Base Ball League will be played at
the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium, G. street near
nth, next Saturday at $50 pm, with the
Ridgelys. This team came out second in
the race for the championship of Baltimore
last year, losing to the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
by the small margin of one game. The
Washington team has lost only one game
this season out of six. and that game to the
Central Y. NJ. c. A. by the score of to q.
This team was defeated week later by the
Washington team by the score of II 10 II.
With the record made by the Rdgelys and
the ability of the Association team :. close
contest is expected
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Democrats Will Make Issue of Jefries-
Rubin Bout.

Democrats Will Make Issue of Jeffries-
Rubin Bout.
There has been within the past few hours
a renewed and very energetic attempt to in
ject state politics into the Jeffries-Ruhlin
Saengerfest fight scheme at Cincinnati.
The cause is the speech Of Charles w.
Baker of that city at the meeting of Ohio
democratic leaders in Columbus, in which
he said:
I'm Cincinnati we are about to have put
upon us In violation Of law the unspeak-
able outrage and indignity of prize fight.
with it's concomitants of thug and bruiser
and assassin, and this, too, with the dis
graceful connivance of republican officials
sworn to obey and enforce the law.
The Cincinnati republican organ made
haste to warn the party that this was "a
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The South Washington men made the
best score of the evening in the closing
game, and while the Saengers made a gal
liant struggle, they went down before the
superior strike work of the home five.
The game was not at all close up to the
seventh frame for the members of the
home team had much the best of it to that
point. But here there was a decided falling
off in their play, while the German five
played fine game to the close. They rap
Idly drew up and were it not for the brace
up of the Business Men in the tenth the
result would have been in the Saengers
favor The score follows:
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TWO BIG HANDICAPs.
Entries Announced for the BROOKLYN
and Suburban.

and Suburban..
The entries were announced yesterday In
New York for some of the most important
racing features on the race track for next
season. The Coney Island Jockey Club an
nounced the probable starters for the Sub
urban handicap; the Brooklyn Jockey Club
makes it's usual statement regarding the
Brooklyn handicap, while the Brighton
Beach Racing Association makes announce
ments of almost equal Importance to horse
men and breeders. The Suburban is for
$4,000 at one and one-quarter miles, and
1t will be run for at the June meeting at
Sheepshead bay. The weights will be on
nounced February 1. The entries for the
race are as follows:
Suburban.
: Jack Point, age, 8; McMeekin, 4; Prince
Of Melbourne, 4; Mischievous, Brigadier,
A; Kilogram, A; Ethelbert, 8; Batten, 5:
Brutal, 3; Bellario, 8; Beau Gallant, 8; AL
sike, 5: IIdrim, 4: Alcedo. 4: Slap Dash. ,:
Withers, 4; Kinley Mack. 8; High Order. 4:
The Lady, 4; Bonnibert, 3; Blues. 8; George
Arnold. z; Zeus. A.: Decanter. 6; Asquith. 4;
Choir Master, 3; To-day, 4; Conroy. 8; Mill
tant, 8; Watercure. 4: Banastar, 8: Gulden,
A; Approval, 8; Kamara. 4; Prince McClurg,
8: King Bramble, 4; Potente, 8: Alfonso, 5:
All Gold, 4: Charentus, Z; John Yerkes, 4;
Standing, 4; st. Simonian, 8; F. w. Brode,
4; Bannockburn, 8: Procession. 4; Box. !:
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GOOD BASK BALL.
w. l.. 1. Defeat Eastern Athletics in
Fine style.

The Washington Light Infantry basket
ball team defeated the Eastern Athletic
Club in exciting contest last night. The
score was: w. l.. l., II: F.. A. c., =.
The game was we'll played from start to
finish, and sensational plays were features
of the evening. The soldier boys, however,
unmatched their opponents by superior
work in the field, making IL more of scien-
tific contest.
The Easterns put up fine exhibition. and
the blocking by the different members of
the team at times was a feature
The honors of the evening for the Infan-
try were carried off by Kendall, Devlin,
Lotus and Shreve. For the Easterns
Hughes. Thompson. Evans and Dunn. The
line uo:
Light Infantry. Positions L. Athletic Club.
Devlin, Kendall. Right forward. -. Thompson
LOTUS. ...........I Left forward Nenable, Dunn
Kendall, Devln Center. 49,. .Mohif, Gooding
Shreve. ........... Right back. .......... Hughes
Taylor. ............ Left back. .......... Evans
Final screw. H. l.. IL: +. \. G.. =. Referee
Mr. Guista Umpires-Mes srs. Mc(ilue and Mangan
Timcrs-Messrs. McQuade and Rice. Scorer-Mr
Baker. Goals Devlin. 3; Kendall, . Free throws
Hughes. 2; Shrcve, =.
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Maxine Gomez, 6; Sidney Lucas. 4. Star
Bright, t.
brooklyn Handicap.
The following is the list of entries for the
Brooklyn handicap as given out by the
Brooklyn Jockey Club
McMeekin, age, 4; Mschievous 4; Briga-
der, 4; Kilogram 4; Ethelbert 5; Robert
Waddell, 3; st. Finnan, A. Beau Gallant,
3; Belario, 3: Alsike 3; Alcedo. 4; Withers.
4; kinley Mack, 5; High Order 4; Idrim,
4; Bonnibert. 3; Blues, 3; George Arnold, q;
Choir Master, 3; Teddy 4; Conroy, ); Out
lander, 3: Militant ); Watercure 4; Bana-
star, 6; Approval. 5; Gulden, 4; Prince Nc
Clurg, ); King Brambe. 4; Raffello, >; All
Gold, 4; Charentus. aged; Standing, 4: Her
bert, 4; Box. aged; Maxine Gomez, g; Sid
ney Lucas, 4; Star Bright, 4; ST. Simonian,
=; Vassal, aged; Bannockburn, q; Brutal, $.
McGOvern to Run Horses.
Terry McGovern will enter the racing
business this season. He and Sam Harris
have bought ten yearlings from the Marcus
DAILY farm. They are being trained at
Sheepshead Bay by Eddie Hughes. One
yearlng is by Falconer, dam Maggie Ward,
and will be named Terrible Terry. He is
the most promising colt in the lot. Nc
Governs younger brother will do the rid
ing for the stable.
Coaches to Help woodruff.
At a meeting of the directors of the Ath-
letc Association of the University of Penn
sylvania, held yesterday afternoon In Phil
adelphia, George Woodruff, Pennsylvania
well-known foot ball coach. was elected
financial secretary of the association. and
vas also selected as head coach of the new
board of graduate coaches that is to be ap-.
pointed. The creation of a board of gradu-
ate coaches to instruct foot ball candidates
is radical change in the method of train
ing the players, as heretofore Woodruff was
practically the only person at the univer-
sity to perform those duties.
Y. NJ. G.. A. Athletes.
The third semi-monthly athletic contest
will be held at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium
Friday night, with the following events:
Running high dive, running high jump. lad
der climb; standing hop, step and jump.
Considerable interest Is manifested IN
these contests.
up to date: Capt Ravenburg's team, 1.499
points; Capt. Neale's team 1853 points;
Capt. Richardson's team 1870 points: Capt.
Roberts team, 1.210 points: Capt. Meigs'
team, LISP points; Capt Bartels' team, !, I72
points
Highest individual scores: Capt Neale.
1868 points; Capt. Meigs. 315 points; Can't.
Bartels 285 points: J. Spaulding 255 points:
w. Cheseldine, 250 points.
II you want work read the want columns
Of Thu Star
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FIRST GAM
. 10 2s 82ol Total

The second game was almost an exact
reversal of the first, the Saengers punching
up enough strikes to effect a comfortable
victory Laue ran line score, which In
cluded double and triple-header. The
home team frequently added a small num-
Der OF pins to Its spares, the aggregate
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WIN care any case Of nheumatism In exiStencs.
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one side to another and the ciliary muscles
are under constant strain. Moreover. the
light falls unequally upon both sides of the
page. further interfering with q continued
clear held of vision.
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Free to the
Rmptured
DIR. W. 8. RICE, THE wEII-KNowN AUTHOR
ITY. SENDS A TRIAL OF HIS FAMOUS
METHOD FREE TO ALL.

Out of the chaos of old-time failure comes q
new and startling cure for rupture. DR.. W. s..
Rice. 4Ss n. Main st. Adams. N. Y, has invented
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Totals II 10 $40 Totals IL

TOtaIs...... II 10 S4g IOta1s....-. II 70 SI2
Tomorrow night. league ten pins will be
bowled at the Golden Eagle alleys, Carroll
Institute competing.
The standing of the clubs follows:
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The curved pages of the ordinary book
are Injurious to the eye of the reader. The
curvature necessitates a constant change
/ AS the focus OF the eye as 1t reads from
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method that cures without pain, danger, opera
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To avoid all questions Of doubt he sends free to
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offer. AS instance Of this remarkable method,
the Of Charles Lange. Morrison ILL.,, Is well
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Mr.. Lange is well-preserved old gentleman, az
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Y. Nj. G. A. Athletes.

II you want work read the want columns
Of The Star.
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We tie the new L'Aiglon Bows for neck
and waist free of charge, and also give
one set of gold spikes with ribbons and
velvets purchased here.
All-siik GauZe Ribbon Hair Bows. made
in the new rosette style. in black and
white. for. 21c.
We tie Hair Bows 10 order without ex-
ira charge.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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of which materially reduced the total. The
score follows:
SECOND GAME.

Totals.. u 20 761 Totals II II s1
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L o M OrrOW S
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FOR SALE.

The Following is a List of Machinery
 Now on Hand: , One double cylinder, double drum Hoist ing Engine, cylinders S"xs". drums 24"x IF. One 1fx1s" Erie Engine. One 11'x12 Oil City Engine Works En- zine.
 One 1o'x20' Engine. fitted with link mo- ton.
 One S"x91k"x1S'' Duplex. outside packed. Plunger Pump brass plungers and brass fittings. good for 250 pounds working pressure. One h"xs1t" "xs''e worthington Duplex Pump, almost new. f One s"x71k"x6' worthington Duplex Pump, almost new. ,tt Two 6"x4"x6" Smith-v -vaile Duplex Pumps Two 5K' xsM"x5'' Duplex Pumps. One vertical boiler-feed Pump. made by John H. McGowan Co. One feed-water Heater One large Power Boiler Makers Rolls. One small Power Boiler Makers Rolls. One Emery Stand and two 2"x12' Wheels. One Wood Lathe. One Power Mortising Machine. One 13"x5f' Lathe. One 1s''x10 American Tool Works Go. Lathe, with chuck: used two months. Two 20'' new Drill Presses. One POI secondhand Drill Press One Air Compressor, cylinder S'x12' on bed plate.
 Two 4s''x2f Boilers. with six f,ues Fifteen 4S"x1f Horizontal Tubular Boil CTS. One Manning Vertical Boiler, 15o-horse power.
 One 19' Chucking Lathe. One small Monitor Lathe. One Pratt & Whitney Engine Lathe. N'x z. with screw cutting gears and taper attachment One John Steptoe Engine Lathe. 2o'x10'. with blocks to raise to 26'' swing, with screw cutting gears and chuck. One Engine Lathe. 12''x5'.
 One Vertical Engine, 10-horse power. One Horizontal Engine. 12-horse power. One Horizontal Engine. 15-horse power. One Pair Engines. 16''x2o'' with link mo- tion suitable for hoisting. One Portable Boiler and Engine on wheels, 15-horse power. One 14'x20' Box Bed Engine, with heavy fywheel.
 One 66 x16' Boiler. Two 6-horse power Vertical Boilers. One 40-horse power Vertical Boiler. One 60x16 Boiler.
 One pair SKIP link motion Engines. One pair 10x12 Lidgerwood Link Motion Hosting Engines. double cylinder and double drum.
 One new 9"x12" Center Crank Engine. One new 14'x1S' Center Crank Engine. One new f0'xl5" Self Contained Side Crank Engine.
 One new i2'xls Self Contained Side Crank Engine.
 One new 44"x1T Horizontal Tubular Boil- CT. One new H'xlf Horizontal Tubular BoiI- CT.
 One new eo'x1s' Horizontal Tubular Boil CT.
 cTIAs. T. LEHMAN. Birmingham. Ala. 4-1s-l2t-tu,th-sv
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ss25o-New Groom house, double floors. storm sheeted and strictly flrst-class in every respect; near 12th street, south. se250-New 5-room house renting for $25 per month. near 11th avenue, south $1100-New broom house, two good lots: near Atheneum, East Lake. Choice $500-6 large lots, fine well of water: in corporate limits of East Lake. s100-Beautiful lot; only $25 cash; East Lake; balance s per month.
 $1060-New broom house.. large lots and fruits; good location.i East Lake. Terms $50 cash, balance $2o per month. Don't read this advertisement loud. for I don't want the owner to know that adver- tised it. for he told mo not to do so $20 per front foot. choice corner: Hst street and 12th avenue, north.
 s11O0-I have called your attention to this bargain repeatedly, but you seem to have overlooked it. will try you again, for 1t is really a great bargain and one that you will buy sight. Two good, high. dry lots near telegraph station, Woodlawn. G. P. yards with two l. room houses. The houses alone cost more than the price, There is no better renting property in Jefferson County than this.
 I have culled my add today from along list of bargains. and offer you what, in my opinion, is the cheapest and best. but should you fail to find what you want. see me before buying. for I am sure I can please you if any one can. $1000-Lot 50x190 feet. new 3-room house on front and new 4-room house on alley; city water; near city limits, Smithheld- If you get this you have to buy now. |
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sALEsMEN WANTEr.

SALESMAN to sell old established line to grocery trade. Only statesmen will ing to demonstrate ability need apply. Address American" care this paper. SALESMEN-Opportun for two trav- cling salesmen, experienced with dry goods or drug trade, to make permanent and profitable connection with finan- cally strong, established manufactur- ing institution. Apply by letter. Ref erences will be required after a con- ference mutually satisfactory. "Oppor- tunity,' care this paper.
 WANTED-Wholesale travelling clothing salesman for Georgia and Alabama must have established trade and refer- ences. Apply to Feder, Silberger & Co.,, Cincinnati. Ohio
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Mammoth Bronze turkey eggs; largest poultry farm in the south. Glengarry Poultry Yards, Somerville, Tenn. 3-6-tf s25O Cash. balance s25 per month, price sl4o0, for nice new 5-room cottage and lot. one block of cars, 1SO6 18th ave, North. or will rent for s15. Smith & Stillman, 220 21st st. 4-19-St IRON FIRE-PROOF SAFEs-Severai different sizes just like new, cheap. Call at 1900 First avenue. FOR SALE--Few roll-top desks cheap. In- ouire Roberts & Son, 1909 2d avenue. 4-2-7t
 FOR SALE CHEAP-An expansion letter filing cabinet. Roberts & Son, 1909 2d avenue. 4-21-7t FOR SALE-High- grade Jersey COW with calf 10 days old. Gives gallons of rich milk. 1910 18th avenue. south FOR SALE-Fire brick machine; large capacity. Crusher, engine. boiler lumber drier, steam well digger. iron safe Very low prices Address P. G. Stevens, Bir- mingham
 s75,O0o STOCK HARDWARE: one-third cash balance real estate; will divide to accommodate small trades: time given on cash payments. Hardware, Age-Her- aid.
 
 actio Britannica, 31 volumes; new; $35. $500 celebrated Steck upright piano. nearly new: s20O discount; other bargains. Fair banks, phone s691. N, J. Ridge, 4th av- enue. Avondale
 s250 CASH. balance l. and 3 years, at per cent interest; price s1S00; for lot 45x 100 feet. alley corner, South 20th street, near Baptist church. Will lend you mon- ey to make first payment. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Monda morning 10 a. m. one typewriter desk, one rolled-top oak desk, one walnut rolled-top desk. one iron safe. Birming- ham Auction and Storage Co.,, 2014 Sd avenue.
 FOR SALE-Old mahogany sideboards, dressers. Davenports. chairs, beds, card, sewing and dining tables, and other an- tique pieces in mahogany and rosewood. Union Furniture Co.,, 2217 2d avenue. FOR SALE-If you are going housekeep- ing. we san furnish your house on in- stalment plan. in new or second hand goods. and save you money. Call and see Union Furniture Co.,, 2217 2d av- enue. FOR Secondhand stoves, ranges, window curtains. chairs. beds. dressers, washstands. refrigerators. and all kinds of furniture cheap. Union Furniture Company. 2217 2d avenue. FOR SALE-s1500-Large corner lot, 110x 1i0 beautiful shades; 2-story, barn. serv- ants house; South Highlands. si65-5 acres beautiful land: nothing better. Berry & Co., 8 Dr. Smith Block Phone 4T
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,c nervous, blood and private diseases
 EVERY FORM OF FxIvATE DIS. EASE POSITIVELY CURED UNDER PLAIN GUARANTEE.
 yror,sultations at office or by mali ara invited freq
 treatment by mall to parties who can not visit me. No written prescription we furnish all medicines.
 birmingham Daily News: ''The News ,ononends him (Dr. Dozier) most cordis,' " to all those in need of his servtcea"
 Age-Herald: His long record and an. ,royed abilities entitle him to the proud distinction of standing at the head of hi, profession"
 Alabama Christian Advocate: His pro. fessional standing is unimpeachable ana his character as a gentleman and a citi. zen is above reproach."
 Office and dispensary corner Third ave- nue and Nineteenth street. Birmingham, Ala
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