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Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10

For cash Boyer will sell
Arbuckles Coffee AT 15c
Granulated Sugar at 51-oc
Z cakes Chinese Laundry Soap DC
Z cakes LenOx sc o5o
3 cakes Polo 1oo
g Ivory soap for 25c
q Casco " o5c
securing soap for 25c
3 Sweet Maiden Toilet soap for 1Oc
You will find we are selling these
goods at a very reasonable profit.
with the exception of an unfortu-
nate row on Main street here Tuesday
afternoon, caused mainly by partisan
feeling, the election in the county
passed off without any unusual Incl
dents. The row came near RESULTING
seriously, but for the interference of
cool heads. BY request. the names
OF the combatants are omitted. II il
remored that the next grand jury will
investigate the affair
Rev. >. IL. Vaught, pastor of the
braihwen Methodist church, preached
the annual sermon of the Pvtbion
memorial services last Sunday after
noon in the Christian church. The
Pythian Lodge formed in body at
their Castle Hall over Pobst store and
marched to the church in pairs. The
Lodge made very creditable showing
The entire lodge and audience were de.
llghted with the eloquent sermon of
Rev Mr.. Vaught. While in TazewelI
hr. Naught stopped with his relative
VIM. Ed. Peery.
MT W. White Newberry. the tai
Sycamore Of The Tennessee ranro
senting Claiborne, Tate x Cowap
Wholesale manufactures of clothing
Knoxville, Tennessee. was here -,
Tuesday and paid us pleasant call
MI. Newberry, though an origino
Bland county, Virginia boy is yer,
proud OF Knoxville and his great firm
he informed us that his firm is TN,
only clothing firm of the kind in TN,
0ou'h-manufacturing complete line
OF men and boys clothing, and that
knoxville, within four years has doubl.
eel her population, and increased he,
volume OF business 40 per cent Like
every good, loyal citizen, Mr.. Newber-
ny believes in and talks up his own
people. Es.~sz.. ------.
t114S<1s 80. -
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10

Caps OF white ale silk hred crown, back ribbon
trimmed, chiffon ruche around face sizes $I4o
Caps OF white and le silk top ruche of lace and
ribbon beading, silk lined, o. 1890
Caps Of white grossgran silk swans down around
face, ribbon bow and strings ~.
Caps of white Bengane silk tucked crown Aared rrae
liberty silk uChe around face, 4oc
Caps of white China silk top +uche of silk braid
silk tie strings N'
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
Dissolution Notice.

Inc mercantile firm OF McMullin
bros. q Yost. during business at
opringville. Virginia, has been dissolv.
ca oy mutual consent All debts due
the old firm must be paid to McMullin
pros. and all debts due by the former
nrm will be paid by the new.
McMullin Bros. & Yost,
oc, ., ,oox springyille, Va.
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10

W. X. Reese, proprietor OF the City
restaurant at Pocahontas, has been
serving his customers with bear steak
Tor the past week. In company with
DIR. L. j. Stump, Mr.. Keesee is said 20
have killed the bear on East River
Mountain, but no confirmation Of this
report from one present at the killing
can be obtained. However, the bear
meat IS at Pocahontas TO show for
itself
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
| he Missouri Pacific
Railway Company.
IT. Louis, Iron Mountain & Southern
Railway Company.
LESS THAN HALF RATE FOR
ROUND TRIP.

LESS THAN HALF RATE FOR
ROUND TRIP.
To points in the West and Soutb-
west, Not. 9TH and 2Ist, Dec. 9th and
18TH, 1905, via Missouri Pacific Iron
Mountain System. - oii
Tickets bear final return limit Of
tWenty-one days from date of sale also
hoeral stop-overs both on going and
return trip, thus affording an excellnnt
opportunity of visiting the territory
that is now attracting the attention ~
the Homeseeker and Investor. u
Also on sale daily up to ApriI anth
1905, round trip Winter Tourist tickets
TO certain Texas destinations. Mexico
New Mexico and COLORADO at greatly
reduced rates, with final return limit of
June 1, 1905. '' "
For descriptive literature and furthar
information, address ''0'
H. @. Townsend, G. P. &T.A.
ST. Louis, Mo.
A A. Gallagher, d. p. A
4l9 Walnut ST., Cincinnati o
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10

Rev. w. G.. Walters, pastor Of the
CHRISTIAN church in Bluefield, died in
that city Sunday night. The sad oc-
eurrence made profound impression.
and hundreds attended the services
ana afterwards viewed the remains
Inc funeral tool place at > O'Clock ~
the Christian church, of which he was
the pastor The services were under
the aaspices of the local lodges Of Odd
Fellows and Knights of Pythias. who
a''ehHed III a body, and were conduct
ed 10y Rev. II. f. Gilmore, a Hfelono
friend OF the deceased minister. assist
ed by all of the pastors oftbe city
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
Children's BOnnets.

onnetS OF white satin, fitted crown shrred flare with scalo
cd eqge, iull chiffon facing, ribbon trimmed s2.98
Bonnets OF pink, blue fae silk tucked cro,p
ribbon and fur trimming, fared chiffon facing
81 so and $225. '6' 4i'|o
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
PATTON HOUSC
]. L. Patton. Prop.
BLUFEELD. WEST VA.
Conveniently Located, near Pas
senger Station. Good Wholesome
Food, Clean Beds, Courteous Treat
ment. Rates Very Reasonable.
Small Farm for Sale.

Any one wanting to buy smap
farm. OF about so acres. near town,
yin do web to write for particulars TO
A. this c16ce
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
For Sale.
A Small Blue Grass Farm Of
I0l Acres

A nice little farm of IoI acree
one and a-half miles, from Pearls
burg, Giles county, limestone
land, 10 acres in fine sod-7o
acres cleared, part in cultivation
Good water and fruit and timber.
No buildings. Price 81, 500.
Easy terms. Address,
]. w. WILLIAMS,
Pearisbprg, Va,
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
Infants White Coats.

Infants long of white cashmere box back cane and
collar silk embroidered embroidered s..
Infants long of white Henrietta pearl buttons erobroid
cred cape and skirt, S2.25. N
Clinch Valley news. [volume] (Jeffersonville, Va.) 18??-2019, 1905-11-10
WEASSERT
BOLDLY

and truthfully, and without
any fear of contradiction, tina,
no Fire Insurance Agency in
Virginia can better care for
your fire risks than this Agen-
cy, unless that Agency con-
ducts its business as we do
ours.
No Agency in the United States
represents better companies
than we. We do not know of
any Fire Insurance Companies
IN the world stronger than
those represented by us. You
are absolutely and positively
protected, If your policies are
written by us.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
JACK LEES CONTROL
MONTGOMERY PITCHER SHOWED
 FINE EORM
Chinn Worked We'll for the Travellers But Their Scalp Was nt Pret- gels Belt When It
 Ended.

Steady. cool and with wonderful control aJek Lee had Little Rock team completely at nIu mercy yesterday and showed them up 10 be even w.,rse than counle=fnIs.
 The nit column of the two teams shows the difference in the work of each, that of the Pretzels being like compared to the Travellers. Chinn hits were made off him. but In the third Inning bunch hits, fast baserun- Little Rock put in the two Pretzel runs.
 From the way the game started 1t looked as if 1t would be one of the fiercest pitchers, battles of this sea- son, exactly six men having been to bat in the two innings that the Pret- gels played. In the last half of the sion on the faces of the fans at the matinee. McCann, the first man up, struck out. the next man hit safe. the Manners. Johnson, the next man up hit one just over second, Garvin gO- ing safe and filling the bags when he beat out bunt. Lee showed the the next man up, Chinn.
 It was in the first of the third that the Pretzels made their runs and Jack Lee himself put inithe first one Mullaney had beat out hit to Taylor. advancing on Manners sacrifice and scoring on Lees drive to centerfield The hit should have been Il single from all accounts and Lee should nave been held on first, but Hartman let the ball get through him and by swift base !I running Lee got, got to third SCOT
 In the last half of the third Hart man hit safe and, with two down, Lee gave the only base on balls that he gave during the game, letting Blake walk. Then McCann beat out an in- field hit but the next man was out on a fly to Lynch.
 The Pretzels did not get a hit in their. half of the fourth, and in tho CTS that was too hot to handle Lee struck out two men in the inning.
 It was a case of one, two three, with both sides in the fifth. Shiebech beating -qA an infield hit in the sixth. Lee getting his fisth strikeout in the
 In the last ,.-' seventh Gar win hit one lof Schwartz g reach. Chinn l. making the sixth, Hartman fSchwartz and was out at first, lin getting to second. Then Taylor a.t one of those sneaking Texas Leaguers that fell just little too far back of Shiebech. Gar win dashing over the plate with the run that saved the Travellers shut but McCann ended 1t with hit to Shiebech.
 h the eighth inning ChInn pulled the throttle open. striking out Lee and Shiebech.
 Molesworth beat out an infield hit in the ninth, but there was nothing | doing. Chinn hitting safe in the last
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Morris Park handicap. five miles Eirst heat won by Alfred F. Comaeho i55 seconds handicap. Time ,S:SS 2-5; A. S. Winslow 2S5 seconds handicap second.
 second heat won by NJ. Roberts, -I2O seconds handicap Time 7:19 2-5. Guy vaughn s5 seconds handicap, second; webb Jay scratch. third.
 Final heat won by A. &. Wtnslowi 4:15 handicap. Time S:02 2-5; Webb Jay, scratch second.
 Inaugural cup race. three miles for cars of 30-horse power and less-Won I. Markle, time 5:11 2-5; l. F. Van Sickles, second.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
RECORD LOWERED.
In Auto Louis Chevrolet Makes Mile in

0Z A-b.
 New York. May 20.-The feature of the opening day, of the Morris Park Racing Club on the track of the West chester Racing Association was the loweringo of oldfelds world mile mil re- ref- Chevrolet. who in a 90-horse. power car, covered the distance in 52 4-5 sec onds. Chevrolets feat was remark able. considering the heavy wind on the back stretch. Webb Jay made the mile in 53 but the best Oldtield could do was so 3-5 seconds.
 Basic defeated Oldfeld in the five mile match race. Summary.
 Trial for the flying mile9Louis is Chevrolet 52 4-5; Webb Jay 53; Barney Oldfield 100 S-5: Charles Basic 54 Az; Walter Christie 56 3-5.
 Corinthian mile, flying start cars driven by owners who are amateurs Won by Richard Stevens. Time one minute nine seconds.
 Match race, first heat standing start five miles-Won by Charles Basic second. Time 500 As.
 Second heat and race won by Charles Basic. Time 5: 5S 4-5: Barney oldfeld second. 6:o2 2-S-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Easy for Van.

Nashville, May 2O.-VanderbIIt was an easy winuer in the Southern Inter collegiate associations track meet on were but three contestants. Vanderbilt University, University of Tennessee and Louisiana. State University and the final score stood; Vanderbilt, SS; unt- versty of Tennessee, IT; Louisiana state University, ?. Two & I; A. A. records were broken. In the pole vault Haygooj's mark was 10 feet inches, Inches. Anderson's high Jump was } feet 9 1-f inches. the record previously standing at feet 9 Inches Wander bilt's victory today makes her the per
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
MiddIeS Won.

Annapolis, Md., May 2O.--The mid- shipmen closed their rowing season the varsity and second eights from Columbia in the prettlest four-cornered race ever rowed on the Severn River bare quarter of a length in 10 min utes and seconds. A short. three lengths behind came the second navy nior eight by nearly four lengths in 10.ll
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
KeIIum,a COnfrOI.

Boston, May 20.-Three consecutive singles in the fourteenth inning today gave St. Louis the game. Kellum single pass. Attendance, 2.500.
 St Louis .10J 900 100 900 01--3 II Boston ... 200 900 900 900 00- g 12 8
 Batteries Kellum and Warner; Young. Harley and Needham. Time,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Attention Oil Mill and
 Gin Men.

There will be sold at public auction. for cash, on Monday, the 12th day of June, 1905, in front of the Post Office at Airing ton. Alabama:
 One improved cotton gin and appurten- anees, consisting of Pratts Munger system: t: One hundred horsepower boiler, seventy horse-peIGer engine. four 70 saw gins tpoG story gin-house, seed-house and etc. paeity, seventy bales per day. coated Elt Arlington. Alabama, in fine cotton distinct, on Mobile & Ohio Railroad. Easy to control seed.
 For further particulars address Geo. Pe- gram. Att. at Law. Faunsdale, Alabama
 ARLINGTON ROUND LAP COTTON
 BALE co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Notice to Teachers.

The annual examination of applicants for positions in the City Public Schools Mont Eomery, Alaba ns, will be held in the High School Building. June IF. IS, 14. 1905. For full information in regard to vacancies, salaries, etc, ad 1ress the Superintendent of Schools.
 CHARLES L. FLOYD, su-thu-frI Superintendent
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

summary-Two base hits, Swindel. Stolen bases, Elsey, Bryette, Holly, Williams, Wiseman Nadeau, Hahn. Sacrifice hits, Wiseman, Holly, Strat- ton. Stanley Double plays, Wiseman to Bennett; Stanley to Beck. Struck out, by Dygert. s; by Russell, 3. Bases on balls, by Dygert, 3; by Russell. 1. Hit by pitcher. Elsey Wild pitch, Dygert. Balks, Adams. Let on bases, New Orleans, '; Nashville. I. First base on errors, New Orleans. $; Nash vile. l. Time of game, 1:47. Umpire. Bassett
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Hnrrnrd. 6, PrInceton, |.

Cambridge. Mass, May 2O.-The Har- yard baseball nine defeated Princeton on soldiers field today by the score of $ to 1. Princeton's two costly errors, of Byram tells briefly the cause of the defeat.
 Spectators and players were made un- comfortable by the cold. Score; Harvard D. .....3O2 900 OlO-6 1 Princeton .. 1000 010 00O-1 ,
 Batteries-Coburn and Stephenson; Byram and Cooner,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Lum1ey's Pinch Hitting Won Game for
 Brooklyn in Ninth Inning.

Brooklyn, May 20.-With the bases filled in the ninth inning and only one man out Lumley, batting for Jones, hit to right field fence, scoring two runs which won the game for the home Chicago ,. ..!... 200 oO1 OOO-3 ? 2 Brooklyn ..4F..... 200 900 002-4 1 Reulback and Kling.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
SaiInra Mnn.

fielding and d lack of team work was responsible for the defeat which the midshipmen administered to the cadets here today. Score: R. H. F. West Point .....101 900 003-5 g Annapolis .. ....330 900 l2*-9 O
 Batteries-Lane and Hanlon; Need ham and Symington.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Summary = Home run = Weikart. Three base hits-Mattheks. Two base hits-Shippey. Sacrifice hits--kennedy, Harley, Weikart, Miller. Stolen bases -Hennessy. Base on balls-Fitzpatrick 2; Fisher, f. Struck out-By Fitzpatrick 6; Fisher, 5. Attendance-1,17 ,175. Time 1850. Umpire-Black.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Giants Again.

New York. May 20.-New York de- feated Pittsburg at the Polo Grounds this afternoon in most exciting strug- gle. R.H F. Pittsburg ..,.... 100 100 0o2-4 8 3 New York ..... .120 100 01%-5 II 2
 Batteries--Lynch, Case and Peitz; McGinnity and Bresnahan. Time. 2:0s.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Notice to Teachers.

We desire applications for positions as teachers in the -Etha Public School for the year I905-06. as follows: Principal at salary of s19o co per month. Assistant Frin- cipal ss5. % per month, teacher of the first grade s5o.ec pc mcnth teachers of the second. fourth an6 fifth grades ct s45. 00' per month-~eacL. School term nine months Addrcssi all applications to Jno. H. Will kersoa and Claude Riley. Eiba, Alabama.
 Su--2t
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Owen in Form.

Chicago, May 20.-Owen's effective pitching today was the principal fac tor in the game between Washington and Chicago in which the former was defeated.
 R.H.E. Chicago. e. .... 010 151 00s-S 10 ? Batteries-Owen and Sullivan; Wolfe and Kittredge.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Poor MT. Gear!

--S'--~-
 Poor MT. Gear!
 Jacksonville is leading the South At lantic race again.
 Seems like something hard fell on Al Orth in Detroit yesterday.
 Who will lose the first game. Red Fisher or Mathewson Mccoy?
 MT. O. Jordon and his band did not get shut out yesterday. It rained,
 The Pretzels will sit in the stand to- day and watch the Memphis Atlanta game.
 Cross your fingers. Macon not only won a. game. but beat the league lead CTS yesterday.
 How was 1t that Addie Joss allowed the Athletics to make that lonesome run yesterday?
 Joe McGinity landed another game. But he almost had nervous prostration towards the finish.
 Talk about worms turning. Look how Mike Finns Toledo bunch went after Kansas City yesterday.
 The White sox handed a little some thing in the first of the Washington series at Chicago yesterday.
 The Colonels are getting pretty close to the American Association eel lar They are crowding Toledo.
 The inestimable value of the insigni- ficant bunt was thoroughly demonstrat- ed again in Shreveport yesterday
 Wonder if the Little Rock Gazette thinks that the misfits Gear has round ed up are in the class with the Pretzels Wonder if the Travellers pitcher of yesterday is a family connection of the late Colonel Jack Chinn of Blue Grass fame?
 Reading was at bat four tf"es ves- terdav and did Get get hit The first time he went down on a foul ta Harry Manners, the second time he struck out, was safe on Shiebech's low throw: the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

manent possessor of the cup offered two years ago by the Atlantic Athletic Club. the team winning 1t twice to be- cnrna ifs owner
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

The new indoor baseball league to be formed will consist of Montg omery, Selma. Birmingham and Atlanta. Mon- day, Tuesday and Wedne esday nights of this week the Selma team will play the locals at Pickett SIrfngs. The games are played on roller skates and lre ex- tremely interesting. There will be uo admission. The games are to be called at S:30 o'clock every night. Saturday week the Montgomery team will go to Selma for a series of games.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

New Haven, Conn, May 29.-Yale's track team won the annual dual meet with Harvard today. The score wasi
 Yale 65 1-6; Harvard 3S 5-6. In only one event was there anything like. ar upset. This won in the mile run when Alcott of Yale outsprinted D. Grant of Harvard, in the vast quarter.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Rum Bail
ph,Io5oI.h.o Mo, 5n rho

Phlladelphia, May 20.--The Cincin- natis played a poor game in the field today. permitting the Phillies tckscnre an easy victory. R.H.E. Philadelphia :. .1O4 O2O 13"-11 12
 Batteries--Phillips, Harper and Schlei. Suthoff. Duggleby, Corridor ara Dooin
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
"Wild Bill" Donovan shuts Yankees
 Ont. Detroit in Third Place.

Detroit, May 20.-By hitting Orth hard with men on bases Detroit won the opening game from New York easily. Attendance 4,500.
 R.H.E. Detroit. .. .. .. 210 020 10"-6 II 0 New York. .. .. 900 900 000--0 8 3 Batteries-Donovan and Drill: Orth and Mcclure and Kleinow.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Ynle nnfenta Hnrrarh.

Third race. free for all. flying start 4-5: Webb Jay second. Time BOA 2-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
FIsHERMEN's RAGGED GAME.

They Pile mp Six ErrOs, lansing MaI<-
 ing Two.
 New Orleans. May 10.-Nashville was defeated today in a ragged fielding game by a score of to 2. Adams was put out of the game for kicking and Russell finished up. Dygert allowed only three hits, two of a rank scratch order Attendance. 1900. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Easy for Leaders.

Cleveland, May 2n.--Jhe visitors CT. TOTS and Bender's bases on balls were costly. Joss was very effective. At tendance 9.l92.
 R.H.E. Cleveland. .. o1O o02 01"-4 8 Philadelphia .. . 900 900 0O1-1 5 6 Batteries-Joss and Bemis; Bender and Powers. Time 40.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

There has been for several days deal pending by which the Charleston club viii pass from the hands of Manager Ashenback, who is at the pre- sent time supposed to be sole owner of the franchise.
 The prospective purchasers are Tn the shape of syndicate composed of some eight business men of this city. The deal was practically closed tonight and consequently 1t is rumored that Happy Ed" will become a mere pri- vate citizen before another sunset. None of those believed to be interested in the deal had anything to say In re, gard to 1t but intimated that the final papers would change hand Saturday morning.
 It Is said that the cause of such &C., tion was the general dissatisfaction of the fans for Administration News.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
BUNTs WIN OUT AGAIN.

Red Fisher Wins Seventh Straight,
 Fitxpatrick's Support Losing Game.
 Shreveport, May 20.-Shreveport made 1t three straights today in the tenth inning by playing a bunting game. Birmingham lost principally because of failure to take advantage of good opportunities to score runs. With three men on bases and no outs in the seventh, they failed to tally. Fitzpat- rick pitched a better game than Fisher, who made bis seventh straight win. Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
DIdn,t suuuort Younr,

St. Louis, May 20.-Two batting rallies characterized the opening game of the Boston series. the local Ameri- cans being the more fortunate.
 R.H.E. St. Louis. .. .. 900 900 30"-S Boston,. ~ . 900 900 020-2 6 3 Batteries-Pelty and Sugden; Young and Criger. Time 1850.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21
Totals .. ........37 1 Il 27 II 2 'Batted for Chinn in ninth.

- T HTts' Struck out. by Chinn, 8; Lee. 6. First on errors. Little Rock, 1; Montgomery. 1. Left on bases. Little Rock g. Mont gomery. 4. Time of game, 1:40. Um- pires, Burke and Pfenninger. Attend ance 700.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

Two Band Concerts Today at Electric Park.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-21

third and his last time up he was out on a Tit to Charley Schwartz-qufte different from his record Friday.
 Fitzpatrick actually outpitched Fish CT yesterday, but the team back of hm-particularly one Fred Moore-lost his game.
 Heine lansing and Bruette tried to see who could make the most erros In New Orleans yesterday. Bruette won out by a nose.
 The South Atlantic is the onty league in the country where there will be Sunday games today, Jacksonville, Fla. being the only Sunday town in that League
 It was pretty mean of the Pretzels to raise teh hopes of those Arkansas peo- pie by dropping Fridays game only to lush them further in the celler yes- terday.
 tians for the first time Monday. At- lanta is at Little Rock, Birmingham al New Orleans and Nashville at Shreve- port on the same day.
 The despatches fail to state whether the man that won the game for Brook lyn yesterday was Lord" Lumley. but he was right on the spot all the same. Almost as good as Dominick Mullaney.
 Detroit jumps to third place in the Amedicae League race, Washington and St. Louis fighting for fourth and Clark Griffith's bunch of Yankees drops down to keep the champion Boston team from being lonesome in the cellar.
 This is the last week for the Pretzels on the road this trip. Four games in Memphis. Friday, Saturday and Sunday in New Orleans and then home begin ming Tuesday, May 30th and playing at Athletic Park. until June 17th-sixteen games.
 The new indoor baseball league to be formed will consist of Montgo omery,