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The Washington times., 1907-06-11

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newspapers readers will
read an adj? What pro-
portion will read a news
story? In each instance
it depends upon the ap-
peal to the personal in
terest-the cleverness of
construction-the lure of
typographical appear
ance.
Sometimes every read
er of this paper will read
your ad. At other times,
one in ten. It depends on
the ad.
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NINE. DAVIS. the born clairyoyant and cerd
reader. removes spells. evil influences. am
gives good luck. l21s 18th 81. NV: give me
a cai. rgyl7-20t
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THREE splendid rooms: Hight. heat ga,
for cooking. Sl4 234 G St ne jell-st
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FOR RENT-Three cheerful unfurnishe
rooms. all convenienoes for light house
keeping. 14 ST. ne. 5elI- %
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THREE NICE. bright rooms: light house
keeping summer rates, cheap. ga West
minister ST. ieli-3t
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Situations Wanted-naIe.

WANTED-By boy "a years o'd. place TO work
FOR home. or Office work for small wages
Address BOX IT. Times Office. ieiI-2t
WANTED-Place as driver, by alI-round boy
Gail or write % Defrees st. NV. IL
WANTED-By young man. position as clerk
or salesman in wholesale grocery store. good
reference. Adde'S BOX IL, Times once
iel0-2t
WANTED-By young man. II. experienced
situation with electrician. steady temperate. .
references RODGERS PICKIN. 81 Massa-
Chusetts ave. NV. fs75r
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NORTHEAST.

CHAS. II. BLUMER, n. Cap. and r sts ne
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM. cor. % and z SITS
p. J. DUNCAN & CO.. Druggists. sth and
sta.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or lady 20 take part
interest in new patent automatic electric
machine that viii have exclusive right OF
U. 5. A. ana sure market for same; no
trifiers need apply. Address BOX 135, Times
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Automobiles,


FOR SALE OR TRADE-Auto car. seats %.
nearly new; at n bargain II sold AT once
owner leaving city Address BOX I3S. Times
Office Ell 81
A STEAM AUTOMOBILE: excellent co36i-
ton; side entrance: detachable tonpear,
owner leaving city; viii sell cheap RED
OAK SURFING, 1lth and F SITS. ne te1f-Sr
FOR SALE-New 1897 Cadillac touring ca.
fully equipped. with gas lamps on lam
horn, etc. ALBERT r. MATTINGIY- 81
and SITS sero >.
FOR sALE-olds runabout. Address BOX
lis. Times Office fe1G e.
STEAM AUTOMOBILE; go anywhere. has
top, tools, and all latest improvements. hume
coal ell; viii demonstrate; price $3.50 p
WADE, 500 c st. NV. ie7st
FOR SALE-YOur choice Of several makes %
slightly used electric and gasoline r71nahouts
and gasoline touring cars at prices thai 1cilI
interest you DUPONT GARAGE CO 900
NJ 81. NV. Phone ~. 5141. nv1a.tf
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WANTED-To meet a party with some capt.
tai who is looking for an Al investment
established business. Address BOX 10.
Times Office. ieII-2t
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Carpet Cleaning.

CARPETS cleaned; taken UP free. 1905 9th
st NV. Phone North ISIS myT-sOtexfr "a
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FOR SALE-Here's Just the ch=...-e you've
been waiting for 20 set a fine piano Tor
little money. We're closing out s number
OF slightly used upTights. all high-erade
makes Al sacrifice prices and on easy terms.
Tor instance. Anabe, $50; Stien, $50; Shon-
sten. SIC. Schubert. $50. Kimban SlSO:
steinway, $50, and number OF others. O. J.
DeMOLL CO. High-Grade Pianos 1871
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TWO beautiful housekeeping rooms. second
noor, Lincoln Park; hot-water heat. l0u b
81. ne II
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FOR SALE-Standard visible t,-cev,--I.o,
good as new: price, S85 cash or S50 on
monthly payments. or would rent Addr~Ss
BOX SS' Times Office. ie5-tf
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WANTED-A trained nurse for night work.
with invalid lady. one who understands the
healing power Of mental suggestion desired.
Address BOX 139. Times once. II
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UphOlStering.

WE MAKE screen doors and windows: fur
niture repaired and upholstered packing ana
shipping. 1905 sth 81. NV Phone North SIS
nly7-S0t-eNfr. sa
BENZ. r. COLES & Co. upholsterine 81 al
kinds slip covers made 90s ssh NV NJ
ool6- E-y25-10t
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IN OUR BARGAIN ROOM.

Square pianos. up Con-. SO
one upright piano -...-.-. a.
Zine upright piano. ............. SilS
w. F. FREDERICK MUSIC Co.
1875 + Street ,e,1-+f
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For Rent
Cnfurnished ICONS.

FOR RENq,-.rtree ,--,,-,--,---, -
per month, heat ana sas rooms So
81 = St NV jell-st
Foe PEn-r tn, ,,,,,..---,-,--,
Goor. adjoining bath: next tbree a. 1,ros
yaean, june a; very reasonable. 1897 Yer
iell-St
and third floors; seven 10 select from:
prices, - Up. 80 Nt. vernon place. jeil-3t
THREE splendid rooms: Hight be.,
for cooking: sl4. 254 c st. ne jsll-st
IONS al lo, ,l.ee unIurnished
keeping. ia Al n ne ,eII o.
80 - nv I'LL
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS for light house
Keeping' cheap 1913 Massachusetts ave ne
-----
THREE NICE, bright rooms; light house
T1s,a =, uii'ii-9i rates. cheap sf4 West
-
TWO beautiful housekeeping roous second
foor. Lincoln Par<: bof-S,afer bsai jSii h
- - Il
TWO unfurpisbe5 ,oo,,s cbe,,, Tor s,,r,,,.-
loL I Sl Nv Jen-et
T-,-r,r,r, ,-,,,,r,T- ,,----,---
housekeeping; seven 10 select from; So 70
DC. eoI Mt- vernon place jell-at
Two =, 5iSS basement rooms suitable FOR shop;
-. 10 ~ 81 NV. 1ell-N
~ ~ ri IsOoslo. sl-i other rooms. s.
81 - az 0O"' eiieiioes' houseAeeping sli
u 81 NV Jeu-3t
~. rooms back porch. for
hkhl ilouseAeeplhs- llS sth ST. NV.
7-II7,1-7- 49,, ------
4 Ht.EE uhAuLlllbned rooms Tor light house.
- ------
lhfbE communicating rooms on second
moor Lsht housekeeping s1S 18th 81 NV.
IhftEb oeautitul large second floor front
IoOns' nsnt hOusekeeplng bath; 10 chill
TUX nice llght rooms Tor housekeeping with
large nail yis - 81 NV jel0-3t
T-vT-C % 7-rTr,r-T- -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. head waitress for
cafe, good pay. Apply sl2 L st. NV felO-:.
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Miscellaneous.

HAVE YOU ANYTHING 70 SELF Yo5
viii be agreeably surprised II you VIII le-
me sell Il for you. MARCUS NOTES. 4es on
81. NV. Phone Main 5l7l no1O-fF .
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DreSsmaking.

DRESSMAKING-Shirt waist suits $50:
lawn gowns, $50 and up, made any style
LOUISE B. SMITH. 1155 9th ST NV ielI-3t
PROF. LIvINGSTON-New York Pattern
Parlors, and Academy OF Designing Dress
Cutting. Dressmaking. ladies' Tailoring and
Sewing School. 1920 C st. ieio-st
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HATS. g and 81:
worth double. hats trimmed. soc. ali new
stock 70 select from 10 sth 81 NV.
myI6-3Ot
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ELEGANT SQUARE PrAros

IN me condition; sweet tone. A splendid
plano Tor beginner or one that does not
care Tor the expensive instrument onIv
Soe.o9. Cash OF on easy terms: another good
one for so, Two great bargains. Don't miss
getting one.
lel-g1t
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WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED from factory
carload OF 1907 Hudson bicycles: something
new in design and color. They are beauties
Call and get catalogue HAVERFORD CY-
Gle CO.. 427 10th st. NV. je5-tf
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Wanted-Furniture.

SPOT CASH PAID FOR FURNITURE, car
pets, stoves. bric-a-brac. and all kinds Of
nonsehold goods. BAUNS FURNITURE
Formerly sth and U ap29-tf
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Typewriters.

HAVE A WELLINGTON
No. AT HOME.
~ ~-=~& cent one mooth for. g q
@> Each month thereafter 81 50
~ 20 NOS. applies on purchasao
tHf44A standard Visible Writer
Price only SEQ
Office. No. 800 nth Street
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Birds. Dogs, Etc.
Trunk Repairing

kEPAIRlNG OF trunks and satchels solicited
also large stock OF trunk STRAPS &C nm
Main 4S21-M- GEXER'S. 18Th and II SITS NV
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FOR RENT-Two unfurnisbed rooms ..co,a
floor. adjoining bath: next three car limos.
vacant June "a; very reasonable. 1887 Yer
mont ave iell-3t
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Wanted-RoonS.

and board IN quiet home. vicinity OF George
town; references asked. Address BOX io3
Times ONCE. iee-2t
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FOR RENT-Three unfurnished rooms. sl5
per month; heat and gas. G. n PARKER.
81 q 81. nv. Ell a.
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Bicycles.

SELL YOUR BICYCLE to the man who pays
the highest price. It's c. T HUNTER. The
Bicycle Man, 1l9 Pennsylvania ave NV.
ANNOUNCEMENT
This Is 20 certify that p. NJ. CORR. Sa4 9Th
81. NV. has been duly appointed BY us as
sole agent for HUDSON" Bicycles in the
District OF Columbia. BE Is duly authorized
to make requirements and fuliu the guaran-
tee our bicycles. No other agent will
be recognized in this respect Also agency for
Harley Davidson Motorcycles THE HT-D-
SON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
jest
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ANACOSTIA
BURYs PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson cts.
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BROOKI.AND. ID. c.
ARTHUR II. F. LUERSSEN. Drug store
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wANTED-Man for dairy; must be good
mixer. Address BOX I23. Times Office.
je11-3t
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WANTED-Settled woman TO do general
Homework for small family OF adults IN the
country; good home for an industrious and
obliglng woman wages. SO per month. Ad-
dress BOX 1s6, Times Office. Jell-3t
WANTED-Reliable colored woman for gem
eral homework; reference required. can stay
nights Apply 1874 irving St, Columbia
Heights. 1e1l-2t
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GEORGETOWN.
F. p. WELLER. Pharmacy. 1884 II st NV.
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For Rent
Furnished or Unfurnished Rooms
ON NEW YORK AVE, west OF 1oth 81 !.
large house. BARTON, III 18th st. NV.
jell-3t
LARGE front, back parlor. furnished or
unfurnished. light housekeeping; Opposite
park: reasonable. 492 Maine ave sw. IT
ONE large front room. furnished or nm
furnished. S2l llth St NV. IL
PLEASANT furnished and unfurnished rooms
4l9 Sd st. NV. fe1O-2t
FURNISHED or unfinished rooms: one large
room, all conveniences. s.. ISL 9Th ST ne
FURNISHED or unfinished rooms. sis II
St NV ie7--t
Wanted
Suburban Board.
lg-IIsf 'soBo ssmLL FsI xOa- .sIpInsn
Isd I'M u1IM 'sssIppv 'ussls 10 karIoIl
.uol8uIusBM 10 S9IIm klusMl uTultM pfroo
e6oq ona 'syIA 'usuei3ueS Iod-,TTT w 4,
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ALEXANDRIA. VA.
r l.. cARNE & CO. 702 King 81.
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Situations Wanted
Male and Female


WANTED-By young German, married. no
sition for himself and wife GEO Has
LlNGEK. 80 ~ 81. sw je9-3t
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FOR RENT-Seven unfurnlshed rooms. second
and third floors seven 10 select from
prices, $ up. So4 nj. Vernon place jef-3t
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SOUTHWEST.
v. HUGO EISENBEISS. eth and 3 streets
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SOUTHEAST.
A z. POWELL. 4th and East Capitol Ets.
O'DONNELL DRUG CO.. Sth and @ SITS.
n. S. FEALY. NV. cor. 1lth and Pa ave.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08
The Nerves Of tx
School Children

DR.. Weir Mitchell, the great Ameri.
IAN authority on diseases OF the nerves,
makes the following observations on
school childrens nerves. ts
AS examination time Approaches
headaches become frequent as the re-
suit of eye strain and exhausted nerves.
st. vitus' Dance is preceded by inces.
sant winking, struggling Of the shou1-
ders and twitching Of the face mus-
cles.
Girls become hysterical, nervous, cry
easily. get fidgety. etc.
Under these circumstances the sys-
tenn demands such asslStance as IL At
forded by DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve
Pills.
Failure to restore the depleted nerves
makes complete failure of health al
most certain, for nervous diseases do
not get well OF their own accord. ~
Because OF their mild and gentle ac-
hon and extraordinary restorative In
huence DR.. A. w. Chase's Nerve Pills
are especially suited as a treatment for
pale, weak and sickly children.
They instil new vigor into brain ana
nerves. add new. firm flesh and tissue
and build up the system generally: so
cents box, at all dealers, or DR.. A.
w. Chase Medicine Co., Buffalo, N. Y.
For sale in Marion. Ohio. By Flock-
. Drug Store.
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scheduled for two games l,rrc next
week, May 10 and III, and these
games will be playa at Youngs'
town as u result Of the agreement
reached today.
Friday will ladies' day and the
fair sex Will be admitted TO the
grand stand and parG fras of
charge. The management extends Il
cordial invitation 10 every lady in
the city TO be its guest un .hat oc-
casion. II Is expected that The la
dies will turn out IN numbcrs.
The Lime Burners Hill retain
here tomorrow night after tae Ak
ron series and will Imam here,
playing two games with YO1ngs-
town ana three with Akron. rmtn
Wednesday, when the team will
play at Youngstown,
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IMPROVEMENTS.

"A large force of men is employed
this week at Webb park getting the
grounds IN condition for tie re-
turn of the team Thursday night.
The grounds are being tiled so that
the surface water will be promptly
carried away and in the future
rams in the morning will not pre-
vent games being played in the af-
ternoon.
Two car loads OF sand have been
placed on the diamond and will be
mixed in with the clay. This will
make the ground more satisfactory
during the hot weather than the
clay alone which bakcs in the sun
and makes . rough playing field.
Il Is probable that bar,bed wire
will he placed around the top Of the
fence to prevent a large number Of
men and boys from crawling over
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Nsighbors.
Sec Mrs. McCafferty to Mrs. O'RARertys
As plisint es lady could be,
Wild oil hands the tub IN an a-shcrubs
bin an a-rubbin,
''Thc top nv the inornin' TO YER. 81 OH
SEE Mrs oRafferty TO Mrs McCa6efty.
Wild the clock half pasht twilvcs do -
see, y - .'t'f'ffN
An the washin' a-dryin' an nappin' aa'
"rho mdslo a, the monday 60 YER
sex Mrs. McCanerty to Mrs. O'RaRerty.
A-puliin' In the lines afther tea,
Wild the shateS an the pillycases ~
clo'espins shtuck In their faces,
The bottom av the avenin' to ye!'
--Maioolm Douglass in st Nicholas
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PILES! PILES! P1LEsl

Williams Indian Pile Ointment
will cure Blind Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. 1t absorbs the tumors,
allays itching at once acts as
poultice, gives instant relief. Will
liams' Indian Pile Ointment is
prepared for Piles and itching Of
the private parts. Sold by drug
gists, mail soc and 81 90. Williams
Mfg. CO., Props, Cleveland, o.
For sale by Tschanen Bros.
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BATTING AVERAGES
Of The PLAYERS
For the First Four Games
Played in o. & p. League.
Servatious with a Five Hundred
Percent Leads League-0ylett
First Of the Lime Burners.

Below will be found the batting
average of every player in the o.
a. p. League who has taken part
in the games played, including the
games last Sunday. "Buke" Ser
yations Of the Lanks leads, Others
having as good per cent, but
not having played sa many games.
East and Schwartz of Akron come
in second and third respectively.
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
No games played.

Because of bad .G.her and other
troubles, the maaigtmcnL az tlr
Youngstown team has Iicen unable
TO complete ITS Lcw jq,, park. and
as a result the games scncluled
there with Marion for Trilay ard
Saturday Of this week have been
transferred to this .'ty,
III was necessary 80 build new
park at Youngsto"G an! serious dif-
llculty was experienced in securing
sufficient laborers 70 hurry the work
durng the brief Je.Iods of good
weather. Marion has Youngstown
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The local team is receiving con-
siderable support from Prospect,
LaRuc, Green Camp and the sur
rounding country. On the last Sum
day delegations were present from
Delaware, Upper Sandusky and
other places as far removed.
The street car service was much
improved last Sunday and service
that is even better will be given
next Sunday. |
There is some satisfaction in the
failure Of the local team to play but
one game i'll the past four days
none OF the other teams have played.
1t Is lot better to be tied for
the cellar championship in the
league race at this stage Of the
game than several months from
now. Look at the standing TWO
months from today ana yor wili see
Marion either at Ike top CO vc,y
close.
If we are at the bottom we ave
company. Newark has not won any
more than we have.
One thousand ladies should enjoy
the courtesy of the loca; baseball
company Friday afternoon. IL is
the first ladies' day Of ihs teason.
Every lady will he adiuatcl .ree cf
charge to Webb PAX.
Tommy Mylett, the popa pr short
fielder of the Lime burners, leads
The team IN batting f,r the first
four games with an average af 335,
which gives him the pair Of Clafflin
baseball shoes donated as prize
by Smart 4 Waidcll The Shoes
will he presented to Myett when
he Team retufhs tomorrow.
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Akron, o., May S.--(SpeciaD =
Tuesdays game with Marion was
called off on account OF wet grounds.
Had 1t stopped raining, yesterday,
Groundkeeper Ed. Med could have
gotten the park into shape for the
opening clash with Ferd Drlimm's
squad, but when ed visited League
park this morning be realized thst 1t
was q hopeless task. 81 the opener.
with the weather mans perinisAion.
viii 'be played this ;afterncn3 3insstead.
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HAPPENINGS IN THE -
90 BASE BALL. WORLD

The Marion players, in charge Of
Captain Tim Flood, blew In at 0
O'Clock Tuesday morning and were
quartered at the Windsor hotel. Man
ager Drumm did not accompany the
team, but arrived on a later train.
The players were disappointed when
they found that the weather had
caused the postponement of the first
game, as they had been confidently
expecting victory over East's out
fit. Kaiser" Wilhelm had been
slated to pitch.
Not word has beef heard from
Pitcher Lewis, who disappeared SO
mysteriously at Marion the other
night, just when Manager Drumm
was planning to use him in the fol-
lowing days game.
Guess the fellow lost his nerve,"
is the way Tim Flood accounts for 1t.
Umpire List, whose two summers
in o. & p. league base ball have
made him favorite with Akron
crowds, will work here all week.
List gave satisfaction in the games
which he umpired last week, and
seldom did his decisions leave aEy
room for protest.
"Rube' Armstrong and Kaiser"
Wilhelm are to pitch today's game,
and with all other things even,
'Armie' ought to get away with the
opener. Cap" East will probably
play Dick Nebinger at short and
Teddy Strood at third. If Arm
strong doesn't pitch, 1t will be Jack
Breckenridge who will try to hold
up Akrons end in the box. "Breck"
hasn't yet had a chance to work, and
East is anxious to see what he has
got.
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NOT so FUNNY.

Arlie Latham's funny business at
Mansfield Friday, when ne called
the game at the end of tne eighth
inning because he could not stand a
rooter's kidding. failed to make a
hit with Phil Wolfe, sporting editor
of the Maisfield News. Wolfe says:
1t seems rather strange that man
who has done as, much talking on
the coaching lines as any player liv-
ing, and who has given as much gaff
to the umpires as Arlie Latham has
cannot stand for a little bit of II
himself In fact the umpire who
cannot stand a little gaff has no right
to try to umpire, but had better get
out of the business pretty quick. 1t
Is to be hoped that AN umpire with
little better judgment is secured by
President Morton to fill the shoes of
Latham, and that such a scene as
occurred al League park Friday be
not repeated.
Arlie Latham, that erratic and
versatile person awarded game to
Sharon yesterday In Maisfleld be-
cause a rooter In the grand stand
refused TO quit screeching. II Arlie
attempts any of this when Newcastle
IS at home and he Is officiating
there Will be job for some under
taker, Arlie will not be mourner,
either Newcastle Herald.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing of the Clubs.

At Observation-Disclosures 3, Boston
Item innings. Corridor, Jacklitsch;
Young, Brown.
At New York-Brooklyn 1. New
York 3. Bell, Butler; Ames. Bresna-
han.
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HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
GAMES TODAY.

Marion at Akron.
Mansfield at Youngstown.
Newark at Newcastle.
Lancaster at Sharon.
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year In the South Atlantic league.
This season he has not showed
god form, appearing to be shoulder
bound. Manager Sam Wright, of the
local team. still has five pitchers IN
Compton, Sammy Smith, Louie
Schettler, Beatty and Thomas.
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philadelphia Nationals won q Ten
Inning Dame from the sessions.
49, AMERICAN LEAGUE.
qtandinu NJ tha ftl,,h.

Following are Tuesdays scores:
At Chicago--Cleveland 1, Chicago o.
Rhoades, Bernhardt, Clarke, Wake
field; White, Sullivan. 7ti
At st. Louis--Detroit \, st. Louis 3.
Sewer, Payne; Jacobsen, Spencer.
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p. o. M. LEAGUE.
Washington, 6; Charleloi, O.
No other games played.
70. 4 p. Press ASSN !

20. & p. Press Assn
Newark, o., May SANDY Murray
with Syracuse. N. Y. In Eastern
league last year, arrived here this
morning. He at once signed New
ark contract, and will be in Sundays
game at second base.
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MANSFIELD GETS TWO.

20. q p. Press Ass'n.)
Youngstown, o., May S.-Pitchers
Duke Ferrall and Bill Finke OF the
Champs were today released to Mans
field. Ferrall pitched good ball last
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JSoId d Marion bv o. !. MaIossy 8 ssal
WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLS. !.

Have you neglected your kid
neys? Have you overworked your
nervous system and caused trouble
with your kidneys and bladderS
Have you pains in loins, side, back
groins and bladder7 Have you q
flabby appearance of the facc.
especially under the eyess Too
frequent desire to pass ririnef It.
50, Williams Kidney Pills will
cure you-at Druggist Price 5Oc. y
Williams Mfg. Co., Props, :,
Cleveland, o.
For sale by Tschanen Bros.
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Today.
"why force your child to learn ~
nrcs at so early ali ageT'
'Thats all right. want him to -
able to tell the number when ne .
knocked down by an automobile."- =
Fllegend6 Blatter.
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the fence and witnessing the game
free Of charge.
A number Of other improvements
will be made at the park before
the team returns.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08

HERE FRIDAY
Series with Champs Trans
ferred to Marion.
AKRON COMES SUNDAY
Many improvements Being
Made at Webb Park.

Friday will be Ladies' Day and
the Fair Sex will be Admitted
Free of Charge.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08
CENTRAL LEAGUE

) Grand Rapids, 3; Terre Hautei
[.
Evansville, 4; South Bend, 3.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08

Governess I'm smart set family
why. how loving you children are!
Such affection between brother and
sister Is delightful to bee.
olive Yes'ni. We're playin' grown.
ups. I'm the husband an Barbara.
phe's the mHid Puck.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1907-05-08

A bandmaster tells of an incident
that occurred during country festival
In the southwest. The advent of the
famous band had been awaited with
intense interest by the natives, and
when the musicians arrived they were
quickly surrounded by surging crowd
which hemmed them in so that 1t was
difficult for them to proceed with their
concert.
The bandmaster appealed to one OF
the committee TO keep the crowd away,
saying that unless his men had more
room they could not play. The COM
mitteeman shook the musicians hand
warmly, then, turning to the assembled
multitude, he bawled out: o
Z 'Say, you uns step back and give the
purfesser's purfessers a chanct to
yr'-Youth's Companion =