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The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

5. p. Oliver. Brooahascn. Mlaa.

$. p. Oliver, B~rooahaycn, M.aa.
have been very much inter.
csted and benefited by close
reading OF the Gazette and ex-
pect to continue my ~subscrip-
ton as long as il maintains its
present high standard. am
partic ularly we'll pleased TO see
40 many Of your correspondents
advocating a dog tax. There
should be in Mississippi 100
sheep where there is only one
now. l have for several years
advocated the taxing Of each
female dog a, least IS. Place
a tax on the female dogs that
will be prohibitive, and two
wears will settle the dog ques-
ton az the average life OF the
prowling dog does not exceed
two years. Lincoln County has
thousands Of acres Of pine land
that has been denuded OF tim
Der. much OF it not suitable Tor
cultivation; but which makes an
ideal sheep range. But The eter-
nal dog proposit'op being ever
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

and early spring months. The
water never stands over land
over - to )" hours At a time and
Is mostly back water. Could !
seed 1t TO oats with Any surety
OF a crop. What kind OF grass
would you advise on above land
for per pasture or hay
CROP am new subscriber
TO the Gazette aud am wonder.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01
season begins.

breeding season begins. a
breeder will do better in sur
roundiugs to which it is accus.
toned, and a late purchase pre-.
vents this. II a bird is under
obser Walton some weeks before
the breeding season, any all.
ment or defect can be seen 10
time to apply a remedy. II the
purchase is long delayed i, may
happen that the bird will not ar.
rive promptly after being order.
cd or will DC so out OF condition
that another order will have to
be made. and a good part OF the
season may thus pass before a
desirable breeder can be had.
Il is worth something 10 own a
bird and 10 know that il has long
been in good health before the
breeding begins.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

EDITOR GAZETTE:
! have Is acres very fine bot
tom land subject to overflow. !
have thought OF seeding il to
oats in October. This land
rarely oserDows except winter
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

present, farmers are afraid to
venture.
visited our State capitol 4
few years ago. while the lcglsla.
ture was 10 session and propos-
ed 10 the representatives Of this
aud adjoining counties. that II
they would pass an effective dog
law. | would perchase a. trio OF
bloodcd sheep aud raise for dis
trlbuiion among the farmers.
One representative very plainly
told me that he thought every
man. black and white. ought to
be allowed 10 keep one or as
many dogs A. he thought prop
or. without, let or hindrance. |
am happy to state that tha, gen
tlcman has not served since AZ a
Ia .makcr.
find tina, a great many OF our
public men aud officials are
afraid 10 express themselves on
this subject. for by doing 80
they might lose a lew votes. 1t
- an undisputable fac, that no
reform Of genuine mcri, has
ever been consun mated. that
did no, meet with serious oppo-
sition. and the enactment OF an
effective dog law will not prove
an exception. am opposed to
the distribution Of poison, but
do believe in the broad daylight
sho, gun policy.
Editorial note. Have the leg
isla,ors retire the dogs or retire
the legislators. is the way TO
make the good fight. Men with
desirable dogs will favor the tax
40 that their own dogs will be
less likely TO be poisoned or
shot.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

Ru1 One three year Old reg.
Istcrcd Short Horn bull
for sale or exchange for helfcr.
Write me for particulars a, once.
CLAUDE \. JACKSON,
kosctusko. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

have for sale a lot OF wei!
bred Mammoth Bronze turaevs.
a few two year old toms that
are a. tine AZ you ever saw. Trio
$40. W. Y, RocfRs.
Macon. Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01
COCkEREL BARGAIN SALE

is to select from in Il =. Rocks. Rose and S. c. Brown and :. c.
Buff Lcghorns. Now ia the time to get wha, you want. None
better to be found. Your money back If not satisfied. Write
quick for prices to F. f. BALLARD, Prop. GIvo Poultry Farm,
Money order office. Tlpeto. Miss. GIvo, Lee Co. Miss. 1
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01

Bca, known variety. 81 a bu.h.l
Extra choice pigs. Tccumsch. sun.
shine and Perfection strains. LADY
Thompson aud k~iandykc atvavxhcr.
ry plants 81 50 per 1000. 81 Is In
1900 lots. - WILLIAM HOY,
Madison, Miss.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1906-11-01
Saddle Mare neau,
{ut a.

TUT UtcP
bay with black name and tail. has
been driven single and double.
perfectly kind. ! years. about
1000 pounds. Lock Box To-,
Brookville Miss.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
Holiday Rates

Fh t6af Ihe kuse eiH seH taeea
/ tnp Holiday tekcf q asA large
tsaatHgy thaf It s dlaealt @ e0vet
81 af e = ST. aa1eft mtaE
Tie mlr a8. ts qnh aua oastGIni
fafe faf oHUd trip sud ttekets aN4 ba
SSH lo practically aH p8.Hfs beteeea
tts B8ekf Mountains and 05e Ale.
ehaeN
tFbs dates af safe ~ tls territory
except Southern Missouri AfkaHsaa
Indian nHg1B. 0k kabama aud IeK.
q eill Is iAeemter @th gfst. aHa
2Hd vith return t'mf th|ftY daw
fruU dste uf sale
Tickets WH ais9 be s7d al ama
fate to points .u tHe H.i8ait Nest iu.
r.Qdins aa aeIHts B NlaelaH. Arkau-
sss, Iadtan TERRITORY eEMlma aBd
Texas on heermsgr sta fa ga m.
elusive eaeHBef ana 8gsG also
January lst sflhgeta# Hmat taaesge
yth al same ars Farwuleaas in-
Qafm WI HK
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Miss Slnou Shields of Cteisea. W..
tied friends - slls rIty to-day.
= Al Hagles Il Naaata expects
- speud thrigmas with home felix's
III this cay
Tie Golden Rule was . very bopu.
lar plas4 TITS morning as II o'clock,
Is boys weFa n0t there, there
aFe npt that many m Vlnita
These afs H4ss aats witt The MGR.
chants II 8 astonishing the amount
% stopping that has ssn daae Ira
thss clty within ths aet twu dags
tt sas natiesd taiaY ana yesterday
thar Ninlt4 merchants ahe advertise
% TIE Chieftaln were actually feo
laaY tu Natt o. the army 81 customers.
Most % tbs boys ID Fialta and lha
surrounding county lisve hesn At The
Golden RaIa today wbete saise faces
have h@eu Fiseu AwaY
Ma Il A. Mcfarland, htf mauy
nj h Nill ~ glad tn ku8A. Is hos
considered ty hef physicians 20 y
one uf danger, and hef recovery ~
but 4 question of time
Far l0i.Bsln. q plHHbsF wlth /. y.
n8iqaest iefi lasi nisht fgr Decatur,
Atk.. wieu bic wtli hs mqfrle1 20.
morrow to Nt.s MaAis Nsa 81.
fo'ipan viii return q Ninta vrh
Als brit e.iaesdt ada a. lie
Hlts 90 hass
Eftda i the shortest aay If the
yeaf. - dsp tfan uae % bs-
sln % lsanlea Gta hapaa that tile
olt sFlfF tnaf ehsi t8s days hs
Hn la Ia8sthen il,s slatat healus ta
strengthen eili nat eame tfae tbA
TIME aaf d probably elE
Postmaster : 4 Butler announces
TIA fgf tie present vt ieasfi thafe
sill he aa naseasa lu iie feat e pnsf
eflsa bikes e tie FlHifa eN@ Pest
MASTER Hat.e toas lie matter 50
eith Washington direct III Wosf e.
I l ~ A5.4 sss5s.a
brett afdefoi fay ~ afsf of the year
Three marriage s Wete issued
fesferlst aflsfh0an ue thsee lnasg
-eauea beinK Walter teaelaHd ard
Aie Lse aamblll q Nee ta4 II
Festar aud Miss Halle Il insfeau 81
Hlk eaela Waller llafae saa A.ssI
Jessie illnAs 81 llaIloa
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
FNna THURSDAYS DAILY

A*A&A A&s% AN@sF@ y R8A&#*
N. II Chaplain i n Isaates springs
KAu-. toiA5 81 legal business
AZ. Chamberlain 4 III Muakages
to-day. wfsrs hlA contest s.f-e i deck
asea for trial.
Miss Anna HE'LL Fvsafnsd "a beE
home ii MnsAo4ee toaay after visit
wIth friends bere
Mr. A. III sn0ddy left lass night
s0g Marsllmll, ~ wheFs Alle wlll apeEld
tlss holidays wlth friends
Lest kenFelsh leayes tonight for hla
laomn ln Mountain Grove, Mo-, where
hs will speed ths holidays
That tFapess performer IN sehlieck.
er'M aa0w wsndow affords amusement
% men and women, Old and Young
Mr. ami AN W. 4 Ford Ana dAuah-
ter sent 10 Muakagae Ghlh morning "a
enroll tAs little Klfl among tha s,toa
lAtea
4 maFtiAKs lleefaa was issued yes
gafaay afternoon 10 Fountain 4. kng-
iaslA aud Miss Emma rarkA beth uf
Alton
The Yoang peoples class of thu
Christian SUNDAY sclinol viii mest 70.
nlght ii tie home ~ teeif feaelluf.
vi H. Depue
w nIsopao. chlef depats marshal,
returned lag night from tfIp q
EAwtou ami pshet rqlnia in south
seaseFn oslalsona
Mn. q W GFahamlleit thssl noFn-
lug f0r spflu2isia, Mo te visit friends
Az salAm N.ll l8ih her saturday
morning iaF Chflstnas
Ne anA Mrs Fmnk knndAilsioi AT
hl0n mi. aFflssd ln Nlnlta yesterday
foF months rlsit wllhsAf. KsndAil's
sister Nm. C wtsiDsoa.
Mfk ElsAf smith and children
leave tn.s evening iuf N8sAuNee,
wiiafe Nf smith las been located faf
sayefai moBtiix ThsY WiIl ~ greatly
gnssf u tns TRANS friends they hAse
made A0Flss thslr long residence ~
NsUlfA
0melslsat the eaurt ispuse have beon
notified thai nob s1llY 4 usAfo. has
been convlctea hsiors Iuage 0tll at
sallsAw and sentenced. - ghe penl.
teutlAry tog lils. Elia sictlm sas >
nn9F0
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

An ssEast maA made last nlRl1 - o.
eMnsaA . mslAssFefiAl asssalAslnn III
Ylnlla. n0s thres of lha mlnlaieu
weFa present, h0w0tef ~ artsau was
pat panel until After Christmas
Court i still III session Al AallssANs
and nay nol adjourn until tosnoFfow
night The grand lury mnn u session
more titan week. and regurned ~
most tw0 hundred indictments hva of
whleh wete zoe murder. One murder
case ltaa already been tried by andge
lulll. and AnollleF Il now before him.
FRoM SATURDAYS DAILY
sam zsna i il Us sliy toaay frm
spavlnAw.
Leo Aecamlsl, dspaty marshal a
Grove. came IN lAss night wlth Two
prisoners
VI VI. simms n enjoying the bless
iuvA of unc of lub's eomfoFsan under
hts right ear
Res George FuIcller will preach st
tie Presbyterian church Sunday morn
iuK and evening
William lisaed hAs purchased pro.
peFty 81 Ninita ard moved u t0wn
TIE iirst oi tie Nees
ar nisiaie, John h Turner AMI !.
n PARKS Wep admitted 70 msmbef-
Slip n tlsa association.
r. u l'r0naNeo returned this morn
ing from carthage Ma where hs
has tesa Visiting relatives fpf ti4s past
wees
ReT 0eags t4ichef q Penutlyas
nia, eta ias spent me pAss tea dAgs
Id Ninita, wiil leave fgf hs home
satF Maaday morning
The ladies' IL the Christian church
hetlea s8i * tilelf fsesat bsAAf They /
sill base Ga hahd sia seflh u Eeoas 1
shich ties would not h. sorry q at-
luss of.
Umysan wills, Joseph r seett aud 1
~ A. amhmAn ~ pBpf OFees, lufy /
are meeting t0isY to /
select tile grand and petit iaues Ger
The January term u court
IL proved impossible laat night to
haze nesting of the clty council, +
8at tlle paFfants y tie city mbomD /
aefe ordered paid, each memlal sign. /
.ug 4 pAFsT authorizing tie treasurer
10 pas the warrants
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Wbea the ttpef dogs uose Il cold
aud moist tin aas f. uuf slek. Al
9etef4sA Aff aase @eaHs aletHes Wtth
9 a@ And ~ eitH the Haman IIps.
hrf cueeed ard ealet.ess im mean
1eatef.slHess aad ara eel. f' appear
ine to H#te beautiful pIuk. Velvet
+iAe lps epti4 at te1t6a a coating
81 ttt sFN0H.s G#et1 SaIYe Ii sill
soften ht heaI aHy at'ment, 8et 1
tfee trial baN ST. 0af store. and -
f.HHrlH5aasE a=F4ss rl5s.l.55s ..#....st
.rN q esats Sold ht McliagueY S
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

James n5nahas NeN GWnialn. Conn
writes i tried aefwfa .idHaY femel
dies ALL e4s treated 81 eur Essf
physicians fnf aIasMfss hlt ala uaf
imnfnse uaffl | toak FaieY + hidHe
Iasa After tbs sesand l8IA ! slsHm
III Improvement and Hve hftses eur
ia me completely iaee Biaea pass.
81 i flSla examination f8f ilfe tiaseF.
anc# t0ief ksaaas Cure rafss
baekas4le ard 81 faEMss nf kidney
4gla bladder trouble III. foreman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

ItIsa sell kuaNu meliral faei that
pins s IS mos9 effective "a tia
treatment 81 tl4a 4 d5ssasas e flla hlsd
aaf anA kHtuaFs Sa#eEeb from fana
&shs AMI afaaf Troubles aae G. f8al1y
astlga q ihe ssinsrg aa1 fe.lef II tha
asa af Ilae aies #s90 UaYs ID DAYS
treatment Sold - A I Oweuk 8m
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Cosmetics 0iij ruin tie complexion
There's ua beaafs practice equal d
the efeeis9l HOLSTERS Rocky Noun.
tFp Pea II seeps ihe entire boaF IA
perfect health Tea ef Tablets 4s
cents n &. Chapman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

A seuf stomach. had bfeafh 8
pastY complexion an1 other eonse4 aen-
ees II 4 aisan8sfed digestion are
quickly removed hy TIE ase 81 Rings
Dyspepsia Tahlete Two days treat
ment free Sold by A. p Owens sm
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

eflne Laxative Fralt syrup. tie
sew Laxative. stimulates. bat does
net lfrltats Il IS rle best Laxative.
saaranteed ef pour money back. vs..
Foreman.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

neMitt's Kidney and Bladder pEls
quickly drive the poison from tha
tsteM ahd thus aferA relief A
cues Treatment Tor @se Peoples
bfas staff and Mailarpeg s NyerS
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

II wrfe santa Claus anmid kn0w
exactly shat "a Flve every Dos and
glgl I woaia give theu HOLSTER :
Rocky Mountain Tea It's tite rfeaf-
esf medicine lu the woFld d never
reasluE We8d0f A cents M N
Chapman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

slice worried auH size ffettsd.
And sfBa 4s hamelY as could b.
ftut aeN She IS q famous beauty,
Which, came bf taking Rocky Moan
tain Tea N s Chapman
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27
fRou vnipAYsI sIpArby

Nsss gns Qalsias aHs e Nlnita's
Hahlls ssltaal teAeaafs i one e ttlese
9p lsase bran seseetei = sappsAf 81
= program ef tlsi territorial
a4aFA ssssslatlaa, wAseAfvlll eon'
I 4 anxf waek in Nuskasee. Als.
i sese4 subject vii lss. saal stunt {
4 maffl8sa Issaass4sAs lssa#i feA
ssniag aftsFuoaa q Waller + Hup.
klas sai ass4 Margaret y EHwwet.
bsshsef Grove
ff Il # e0ah0ta lfetatHsA from
NaatgHla. No. Ills maenlag shsfs
IL eAs e8liet tie Hfsg ef ths EWeek b.
tie tsat Il has msisef {
VI. + TNlnf e r03f Cfe8s past
tAea Vlalta thls morning. enfaafe to
caelses. Shsm be alll.ssslt afes DAYS
altA lis hf1taae David raYlar
Reese eSssuk ifhs seiif s.afehKsF.
eas Arrested to1sg IeaAsEas sitb
81 obtaining ! natsanes TIE smels
4sui SIS p.aes are - STRENUOUS tat
t4s nsls4lats iraes eatsfsi.eaup'tlnf,
&. Il. Caiausli laft sst night fefhR
Il h8ass 4 f.aaanHalg lll. Nhefs he #til
ssaoi tlia halsaars atlls fatasf s -.
loaslF III
Commercial mixed esadf faf Christi
ms Al lai eeats PER p8afia II sHtsf
Aeaa Randy Kitchen Hktf
TIE s.aetfls Light company + en-
tsaHlag lls Zines into thaINaffa adj.
oa eAss 81 Eia2 creek.
EkGaaRgsssmsai ~ =. benton q
Naatio. No. transacted business Eu
Nlaita t9iaY
Has } A. Caffls n Asfell kan.
gsitet Rsf Mrs. Il. ". sascRrass gast
pieht
Hes q n. snoasrass wlIl preach
los lhe pfesbytaFlafs al Miami nest
SUNDAY
DEPUTY Marshal q. =. Neville sill
have taf ST Louis toaiRut sith Louis
Kellogg, adludgai inasne aud commit.
t.A IL sha aA4tWsa Il 81 f.aaGs ks3.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

kuf elappea and cracked hands ret
lae Wits Mitrh Hazel saite rso.
Drug etofe and MailarnsY 4 Myers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Wien sou have d eGuei ora eoId I
DOT asE sHne uue etai q do fof
e ttefe = danger iu taking some.
SHOWN preparation. Foley
aua Jar cures coughs.
aHa prevents pneumonia
uine s iu & yellow pack :
substitutes W Foremal
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

open the bowels tlsWlttx Little
hariy klsem are recommended bg poa
RfAg Store and MaliarnsY a Myers.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-12-27

Tone TIN llFef move fhe bowels
eieaHse thf system f1ades Little
Eieef Pills never gfips. said 81 AsP.
Overs Sm
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
SUTTON BEAT CLINE
AFTER POOR START

George Sutton. ex-champion. furnish
ed a surprise at the New Royal billiard
rooms last night when he pulled up on
Harry Cline. the Pennsylvania cham
lion. and by a run CT III beat him by
nine points in the 4OO-point billiard
match.
Cline got away good by making a run
Of eighty ir the third inning, and
eighty-three in the fifth. but Sutton be
gan to Pull down the lead. 1t was an
interesting exhibition and was witness
Cd ny number OF ladies' The attend
ance and interest showed that billiard
matches properly advertised would pay
in Washington and be a big boom TO
the sport The scores last night were:
Sutton. O. l. q. Il. -, ?, %, 26. 3S. ], 81,
Cline. o. l. 10 50. 81. 50. 10. y. l.. c.
Il O. y. 16-5S1.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
ALTZER LOOKED
LIKE REAL THING
Clever in Fielding and Made
a Hit.
WENT FOR KID ELBERFELD
Was Going to Beat Up New York
Player-By the Way, Wash
ington Lost.

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Washington
lost a ragged game here to New York
yesterday by 10 >. Errors by Jones.
Altizer. Heydon, and Kitson marred
the work of the visitors. KitsOn allow
ed only seven hits, and made the
Highlanders hustle to win. but the
fielding and bad judgment. made his
good work count for nothing.
From a Washington standpoint the
principal interest centeTed in the work
OF Altizer. the new shOrtstop. He made
three sensational plays at short, and
his error in the first was not serious.
Wasn't Bluffed.
He got "A hit. and also threatened to
take a punch at Kid Elberfeld. who
tried the old gag Of bluffing the recruit
from the minor league. AItizer WASH I
bluffed worth cent, and it was only
by hard work that he was prevented
from knocking the Kids block off.
Another bit of excitement was fur
nished when Kitson took offense at the
constant mouthing of Clarke Griffith.
and was diligently swinging for his jaw
when Lave Cross grabbed his arm.
Wakefield batted for Heydon in the
ninth. and made a triple which brought
in Hickman. who had made a scratch
hit kitsOn scored Wakefield with a
clean single. Then Jones famed.
The Score
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
Standing OF the Clubs.

No game today.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30

No game today
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
CORBETT GETS DRAW
WITH Ed JOHNSON
Too Stout for Good Work But Showed
Some of His Old Time
Form

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Young Corbett
and Eddie Johnson. the lighting black
smith, went six rounds at the Mobile
Athletic club last night.
Corbett was aggressive throughout.
and although too stout about the girth.
set a pace which kept Johnson busy.
johnson was willing a all stages Of
the fight and fought toe TO toe with his
opponent
a knockout seemed imminent in. every
round and each man doing his best to
put the lucky waliop over. Between the
fifth and sixth rounds the referee an
noUnced that in case the bout went the
limit they would be matched to fight
again in two weeks
Corbett showed that he had some OF
his former fighting blood left and was
still in the game.
Johnson's 5 clever fighting earned for
him a draw
The Washington times., 1906-05-30

sutton. Q. (. 2
III. l. a.. 40o
Cline. o. !. 10.
Il. 2. =. 16-S1
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
Today's Game.

No game yesterday.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
Crew Is Light.
CUBAN X GIANTS
DROP FIRST GAME

The first Of a series % games betwees:
The Cuban Y Giants and the Quaker
Giants went 10 the latter yesterday AZ
ternOuu a. American League Park by :
TO 2
TIE g me was cleauly played through
out, not Ait or "A Eun being made by
either side uuuI the seventh inning.
when Washington. who was in the box
FOR the losers. let down and WAS touched
up for five runs The only scoring done
by the losing team also came ia the
seventh. but two tallies were AL they
could push over. The same teams will
play again this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30

Totals. C . p 5 4
The Washington times., 1906-05-30

'Batted for Harding in the sixth.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
ANOTHER SHAKE-UP
IN VARSITY CREW
Fitzgerald StrOkingGeOrge-
town Boat.
LONG ROWS A SPECIALITY
Coach Dempsey Hardening Candidates
to Make Showing on Form.
Weights of Men.
LONG ROWS A SPECIALITY

There has been another shake-up in
the Georgetown crew. Fitzgerald. a
freshman has been advanced from No.
10 stroke: Rice, changing TO No c.
ana Stuart 10 No l.
The change has worked well. FitZ-
gerald having a longer reach anu a
sharper catch than either Rice or Stu
art who have been doing the sirolIing
this year. The boat seems now TO be
well balanced. and is runlilg better
than at any time this year.
Giving Long Rows
Bearing in mind that his crew must
make It's good showing on form alone
this year. Coach Dempsey continues 10
give the boys long rows. with Jhe re-
suit ti.at they are in excellent slaDs.
There promises 20 be some 'nte-e sting
joIngs al the annual meeting 81 .he
athletic association next sunday. for me
election OF crew track. and bas s2Dall
maaager and assistants.
Important Election.
! Especially VIII this be so IN the eicc-
I tion OF crew manager Acting Capt.
John Stuart seems the rIkeIiest candi-
date for the position as he is the pres
ent assistant manager, but is he -
! urged to run for crew captain ne NAV
decline the mana gership. Rice - an
/ other candidate for the captalncy. but
I declares that ~ viii not row next year
and the captaincy may yet fIll 10 Z
dark horse In case Stuart does not
: succeed TO the managership. both a
manager and an assistant must be
/ elected at this meeting.
Crew Is Light.
The positions and weights OF the crew.
which is the lightesy IN the history OF
/ the university with the possible cxceD-
I tiCG Of the 1893 crew. The crew is al $50
/ the youngest ever at the school. Fit
gerald La PlaDte. Lynch. and Edmuuds
I being freshmen. Degnon and Rice. sOph-
/ OmOTcs. and FCy and Stuart juniors.
Stroke. Fitzgerald. las. No :. Foy. l65.
/ No. 6, Rice. l10s No. >. Degnon. l60, No.
/ l. Stuart Id5- No. . Ia Plaute. 1f5. No.
I ?. Lynch. l+e. bow. Edmunds. 10; cox
/ swain, De GuiGne. 10.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
MEMORIALS CAPTURE
GAME FROM EPIPHANY

The Memorials took another bail game
from Epiphany Chapel on the Bureau
grounds yesterday. by 10 : The feat
Ures were Lewis home run and a double
play to the ChapeIs credit. The Ne-
MORALS play HyaItSvilIe today on their
grounds and TalN on The Bureau
grounds again Thursday and Saturday.
The Washington times., 1906-05-30
SPEERS' LET DOWN
LOSES FOR DUPLEX

The Cowboys had little trouble defeat
ing the Duplex aggregation yesterday
afternoon on the-Mah0ne Lot by IA to 8.
For two innings IT was neck and neck
affair. but In the third and sixth Speer
let down and the winners batted in
twelve runs IN the two sessions
The
The Washington times., 1906-05-30

First base by errors -AloySius p At!autIls
. Left on bases -AI0yStus s. Atiantics =
First base ou balIS-On Iaudlboe. on
Gallagher .. Struck out-Ey Haudtbos. g..
by Gallagher s. Home run-Galiagh-r
Three base hits Kelly and Forsythe. Tao
base hIt-FaTrsll Stolen hasss-Huntrr. O..
A IIandiboe. Msttingly Double plavs =,
Saib 10 Hunter. J. SaIb 10 &. sab. Farrell
tunassistedl. Farrell 20 Kelly hit by pitcher
BY HandihOr = Passed baii-Bs EsOtt
J'mpire-E. Handiboe. Time % game hour
and 20 minutes