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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1907-05-16

Hou uoy OOOAo. IL tHluI WIZ AASO
saw dhry stock fish | will cay i
s raysim bles barrel stave wild thu
s privilege av swillin' to the size a,
$ the barrel itsilf if moderately
, soaked. In eighteen days the
, PLATFORM av the cistern com
minces to raise an if, be the mid.
; die av the mkt night, it reaches 9
, livel wild the roof, 'tiz shure
} sign that the fish are ripe.
In the manetime Mrs. johnson
berries all the washbilers in the
nay boorhood while ould man Pay
therson saws off thin slices av kill
me-quick brid from dhried tree
av that name. The latter hovin'
holes in the cinter can be used fer
car whales or washers an nine av
thin pasted togither make an lily
gint abrasive imery whale. These
must also be soaked, but how
soakin' can drain nootrishun out
av sandpaper an sawdust is be-
yant me intirely.
At the picknic grounds Mrs.
Bangson assisted be Mrs. Yimson
pass out joonks av pitrifed sugar,
dhried apples an dhried bafe.
Yis, an if the aleyin visitor has
not alriddy kilt his sinse av taste
be blttin' into a revived ale, he
still has chance of wearin' out
his salivary glands on apples an
bafe. I wud suggist that Swades
cilybrate their dhry festivals in the
desert av SALARY.
Now, Irish picknics are as diff
ferint from the Dutch an Swade
as the traymins are from cholery. |
They commince a wake befoor
they start. Eight comities work
night an day on the parade alone
an whin the band begins to play
livery tarrier slips high in har-
mony wild the strains. livery
mans house from the common
paddywhacker's to the alderman's,
is sernaded an some av thin
twice. Imagine the thayatrical
magniffycance av a thousand
stately min wild silk hats an chinaze
umbrillies promynadin' behint the
blooms av an elaborate
band wagon an ye how faint
CONCEPTION av the preliminary ma
mowers av an Irish picknic.
In this country expayrience
has taught the biddies to lit the
min injoy thlmsilves without their
hip, but in Coork an Donegal
hey still chaw wan another dis
gracefully. Contrary to the Ger
nan blowout, the Irish, in most s
cases, do not selict definite I
place to picknic at, but they pick
hicks an knock dints in aich other
wherever they are at do yez mind.
Instid av absoorbin' narcotic
ike Val Blatz we freely saturate
ourselves wild Three Star Hinnlssy +
n fer kapin' a mans vitality in Y
'ivacious state av mind an KILN
'ain it has no ayqual. To associ- |,
to yersilf wild an Irish festival ye il
aust hov stayin' qualities, wild d
10Th lungs in workin' condition. s
In conclusion, while mollycod- II
lie futbawl is infinitely worse d
han picknics the laws has placed :.
demoralizin' stigma on the lat !.
Or, ESPECIALLY the Irish wan, that ;,
does not deserve. Because
9w min, whose hicks were hair F
IS, are slapin' in stiff attytoods Il
imply fer the rayson that the re
ops, who snake around corners f
n wan at time, failed to nab a
,im is no sion that our foorms av OF
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-13
Jersey Bull For Sale.

Descended from Grand Coin and Gold
en- Glow; imported COW testing 1S lbs.
butter fat, in days. with first calf. Ad-
dress, NJ. S. WooDcoCK, Corvallis, Ore
gon. 72t
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1907-09-13

Wanted: To purchase from the
breeders or Lincoln
sheep. Call me on Independent
phone No. 561 or No. 284. Wm.
II. Savage, Corvallis, Oregon. 53tf
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
RIDERS AND DRIVERS MEET.
Government WIFE Keep the speed
way in Proper Condition.

The Road Drivers and Riders Asso-
citation Of the District Of Columbia held
a meeting al the Metropolitan Hotel last
night Gen. p. V. De Graw, the president,
could not attend owing to important
business, and Everett z. Taylor occu-
pied The chair
It was decided 10 hold a matinee On the
Potomac speedway about May l. Tho
conditions for the various races-there
will be at least three, and probably five
will be announced later.
\ letter from Fourth Assistant Post
master General De Graw to Larry Me
Cormick, whose mare. Mysotis. e.l23s, won
a share In speedway wagon during last
years matinees. tending the price. was
read, rs was Mr.. McCormicks reply, de-
clining to accept conditions stipulated,
and donating his interest in the wagon to
the association.
John o, Gheen pleased the members
present by reporting that he had been in
formed by Gen. De Graw that Col. Brom-
well had notified him that the speedway
was to be made a permanent institution,
TO be cared for by the government The
appropriation under which this is 10 be
done VIII he available July 7. but IL is
likely that Improvements will be begun
at Once.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
WOULD LIMIT COURT. POWER
Federation of Labor to Fight for
Curtailment.
Objection Is Made TO the Granting of
a Charter TO the JOuTneymeR
SfOnecutters.

That a bin should be introduced in the
next Congress and pressed to a conclu-
sion. TO the effect that the Federal courts.
being inferior 10 the Supreme Court of the
United States. should be deprived of the
power 10 declare any act passed by Con-
gress unconstitutional, was the result of
the meeting yesterday between members
of the executive council of the American
Federation OF Labor and representatives
of the railroad brotherhood organizations.
After long discussion of recent decisions
by Federal judges. d general understand
ing was reached for the purpose of con
tinuing cooperation of all organized labor,
and particularly in regard to the legisla-
tive demands in the interests of labor.
Upon the appeal 10 reverse the decision
of the executive council in reyoklns the
charter Of the Columbus Trades and La
Dor Assembly for its refusal to abide by
the decision of the Minneapolis cOnVen-
.!ar and the formation and chartering
of the Columbus Federation of Labor, the
executive council declared that no sufh-
cient reason has been assigned for re-
fusaI OF It's decision. The charter Of the
former Columbus Trades ana Labor As
sembly stands revoked and the charter
Of the Columbus Federation of Labor
confirmed and maintained
The Journeymen Stonecutters of Amer
lea made application for charter through
their secretary. James McHugh. Mem
bers of the International Marble Workers
Union objected until an agreement is
reached between the two organizations.
Representatives of both organizations will
hold a meeting to-day for terms Of agree
ment.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
ARRESTS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Fifteen Warrants Served on Book
makers at OakIawa Track.

Hot Springs. March 2-Constable
Golden and mis- deputies again invaded
Oakiawn to-day and served fifteen war
rants on bOollmakers and Dan A Stuart.
Louis A. Celia and H. r. Price. officials
of the Oaklawn Jockey Club.
Betting was suspended after the second
race, when the deputies made their ap-
pearance in the ring. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs. Rife Range. Is
Al0rglandi. 10 J. won. MeadoB Green lis lF.
BurtoHl 10 J. second; Loro. ll6 ID. AUSTIN. G
MAY, No. Engine Seymour. Rus5ler, Ell0Fa Ban
natinc. SInnky, aud Ting Fang also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fiye and one-hah furlongs-
Ballad 100 iKestingl 20 .. won; Miss Cesarion,
So tTmmani. 10 /. set nd: Sweet kitty 100 ID.
Austinl. to I, third. Time. 1 90 35. Breu Ar
mold, Alice King, Mary Candlemas Edith NJ
Bedrice. and Lady Gay spanker also Tan
THIRD RACE-AIiie aud twenty yards. Iieber
Gore. IS tKn0pfl. 70 J. won: AlaTimbo 81 lsWainl.
10 10 J. second: Pachsia. % (Tulemanl. % 70 J.
thiTd. Time, 1.i3 IS. Win Sylvester. GFaceland.
Prince Of Pless Black Pat, Falkland. aud Charles
Mckee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Six frrlongs. HaWkama. q
lSWainl, 20 5. won, Tres Joi. 90 ButleFl TO l.
second. Hannibal Bey. ll2 Tuem2ni, 3 10 ]. third.
Time, l-3 %. Sorrel Top and Midas also ran.
FIFTH RACE-AIile and twenty yards selling.
Match, l03 tBuronl, to l. won Ruiba, but
lerl. % 20 I, second, Baker Waters l05 fAustinl
c to S, third Time Ia. Sidney F., Helgerson.
Dr. Hart T. 10. and Hsmiloar also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles.
Peter knight, % lDearbonj. 70 TO J. won; Ben
dlg0. 10 lAubuchOnl, 10 20 l. second; Jake Sanders
100 lSWainl, 10 I. third Tine, as IS. Sutry
Night, SkyWard. CuTsus and Mart Gentry slso ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
THREE AMERICAN WINNERS.
Rhodes OxfOrd Scholars in Inter-
university sports.

London. March 2-Three American
Rhodes scholars helped Oxford beat Cam
bridge in the annual inter university fleld
sports here to-day by 10 to IL points
p NJ Young, Of South Dakota. won the
high and broad running jumps. and A NJ
Stevens, OF Yale, the hammer throwing
none of the winners getting within strik-
ing distance Of the American or English
records. Schutt, of Cornell. got third
place in the mile run. The other victories
for Oxford were the weight putting and
the quarter-nlIie, half-mile. one mile, and
three-mile runs. and the 100-yard dash was
a dead heat The only victory for Cam
bridge was IN the l20-yard hurdle race.
p NJ. Young won the long jump for
oxford, distance. . feet inches.
Stevens won the hammer throw for OK
ford, with 136 feet 9 inches
Young also won the high jump, with 5
feet IL inches
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
GEORGETOWN OPENS SEASON.
Meets Catholic University To-day on
the Heights.

Georgetown viii play her first baseball
game of the season on the Heights to-
day with the Catholic University, at $50
p. m. n A. c. had the opening date
but Cancelled the game a few days ago.
and the Catholics will appear in their
stead
The Georgetown team is In fine trim,
although the nnal makeup viii not e.
decided until after to-day's contest Capt
Smith said yesterday that Cantweil and
Mudd would be the battery 10 start the
game, and that Byrnes would be at first
but that Coach O'Hara had not decided
on his outheld, II is probable ali the
outhelders would be tried in to-day
game.
The Georgetown Preps also open their
season in a game with Gallaudet. at Ken
dali Green. The Preps are taking on
tough proposition i'm playing the mutes
but their coach has confidence in the
Props ability to make "A good showing
against the mutes. Manager Sitterding
has arranged a very strong schedule for
this season. There was a cut in the Prep
candidates yesterday. Those who survived
the cut were SitteTding. Mullins, and
Walton, catchers; Simpson, Martin, Darr
and Capt. O'Connor. pitchers; Condoya,
first base: Hammond. second base: Mohn
shortstop, W. Sdterding, third base,
Tierny, Scullys C0gan, and Conway, out
fielders.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
ASCOT TRACK SEA OF MUD.
st. OrIoR, at 70 to 1, Takes Money
I'm First Race.

Los Angeles. March 22-St orIon, at 20
to I, took the money in the first race at
Ascot The result was a great surprise
Audubon, a 50-to-1-shot, brought up the
rear for the last division of the purse
Hickey, who opened at 30 to /, won the
last event by half length The track
was sea of mud.
FIRST RACE-One mile. st. Orlof u2 Knapp.
. 20 l. won Irish Mail l09 Ilossl ls 90 s. second
Audubon, 100 iGoodehildl. 50 to J. third Time
l;s74- Miss Mimssr. Tolgatherer. Buna and Long
Nick also ran.
SECOND RACE-SelnE; SIX fuFlonEs. Geek SURE
lo5 lRossl, 10 J. won; Virginia Lorraine 80 Pres
toni. 10 ? second. Lord Provost 100 tB0landl 9
TO 3 third. Time. :l6, Mohur. Antara. Tim
Hurst Blumenthal. and Gambol also ran
THIRD RAcE-Sclling; one mile. Hi Caul Cap
l09 lBoland, to ?, won; Bauhle. l07 fI2ossl. to
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23

? second; Tattenham. ls lCarroll). 70 to !, thiTd.
Time .ifS Lydia Wrouseman, Search aie, and
Aarkie Mayer also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Scyea furlongs, Judge Nelson.
lH fBoland) % J. won. Lord Stauh0pe. ls tlEes-
toni 8 TO g. second Nappa. ll2 Knapp, 10 !.
third Time 29s. Z. T. Fgef ElanceE, and star
RunnYmeds also TEn.
FIFTH RAcE-Selling; five iuriongs. Illusion, Us
fPreston} 10 2 won ROYAL Ascot. ia iGfandl,
10 1, second; TEDDY Mack. ia iRossi. 20 2
third. Time. A3si Blue Bottle. Hazeline, Early
Flower, Enapsack, santobeach, Sen Reynolds. and
Gonzales also ran
SIXTH Selling; seven furlongs. Rickey.
los BusseD. p 70 /. won J. Y. Kirby. l02 tGraRdl.
10 / second; Nanposa. 100 Kunsis 80 20 l. third.
Tine, l.3lA, Fugath, Little Gregg. Walnut Hi.
Sentado Parting Jennie, Hattie Carr. Satchei, las
ter Gard, Bannoeense, and Comas also
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
FORDHAM CALLS OFF TRIP.
Georgetown Basketball
Comes 10 an End.
Season

The basketball game scheduled TO be
played tonight in this city between
Georgetown and Fordham has been
called of owing to the Fordham faeulty's
refusing TO let its team take the trip.
As n consequence, the game which the
Georgetown team was going to play with
Fordham in New York on March q has
been cancelled by Manager Stuart. and
Georgetown's basketball season is ended
for 1907.
The Georgetown team deserves much
credit for its splendid showing in this,
the first year OF the sport at the Blue
and Gray Institution. The team won all
but two games. losing TO George Wash
ington twice, after defeating Virginia
decisively and beating the Buff and Blue
once.
Next season Georgetown promises to
have one of the strongest college basket
ball teams ia the South OF the present
team every man viii return and will be
able TO play again. and some CT the star
plays in the District-the Coliifiower
brothers. former Georgetown boys; Gro
gan and Whalen, all Of whom are former
stars on the Carroll Institute team-have
announced their Intention of attending
the Law School next year, and all will
try for the team More trips and
stronger schedule viii be arranged next
season. and basketball promises to be
come one Of the major sports at the
university
The Georgetown Props end s most sue
eessful season tonight when they play
a game with the st. Johns. of this city
in the Ryan Gymnasium. The Props not
only have not been defeated this season
in games with all classes of teams, but
lay claim to the interscholasuc champion
ship Of the District, having defeated both
Western and Business High, who had re-
Gently won it. All the Preps' best players
win be eligible for the team next season.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
HAND MAIDEN AT OAKLAND.
Only Two FavorItes Get within the
Money at Western Track.

Money at Western Track.
san Francisco, March 22.-Hand Maiden
and Rightful were the only favorites 10
earn winning brackets at Oakland this
afternoon. fne big surprise of the day
was the defeat Of Wool Sandals by
Johnny Lyons in the last race. The Ap-
plegate colt was an odds-on favorite.
He was unable TO stall of Johnny
Lyons, who finished with a rush. seant
nose separated the two colts al the finish.
Wartenieht. the last on the far turn,
snatched out victory in the closing
strides from Sheen. Ia the fifth race.
The track was muddy Summaries.
FIRST RACE-FutuFity course Joe Goss I25 q.
Duganl, Is TO l. won: Mimo. rs thiseheri To J.,
sec0nd: Norwood Ohio lis lnroWnl Il 10 2 third.
Pelham, Bonnet, Hush. DR. Grammont, Asnng,
King Thorpe ROYAL White. and irish JeW also ran.
SECOND RACE-Futurity course. Hand Maiden,
100 lN,Htingl. to 5. won: Altasla l06 lkoernefl.
to !, second Silver line, g iAiel2sel 10 to J,
third Time. l3 4-5. Mai. Duke of Orleans Tets-
nus. Bon Niyant and JOYFUL also Ian-
THIRD RAcE-Fiye and one-talf f'lrlongs.
Mcada. lW Fischer. 10 I. won: Distributor. l03
tBofeD i3 to ], second Bogoiiama. li2 tNiliiansl,
Il 10 1. third. Time. 10 35. Burnolette Fred
Bent, Or. sehFaH Greeuore, and Oar also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and aity Yards Right.
fu las FischeTl, TO s. woni Christine. q uynchl,
~ 10 J. aN-oiius HAitnlurf - tdtHItfr Q 70 T.
third Time. i.is IS. Beeohwood. Spring Ban. and
ii PIimero also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile. wartenicht. no Q.y-
curgusl. 20 J. won; Sheen. 100 lynch, 50 10 l.
second: Boxeder. 100 iKoenerl 10 I. third. Time.
;is War Times Brisrthorfe. Jim Pendergast
Exspos, Ramona. Yellowstone, and Proceeds also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Futurity course. Johnny Lyons.
l08 iHayesl. 10 ]. won: Wool Sandals. li2 Gkoer-
neFl. to 10, second; Cheers lo5 lBoreIl. TO L.
third Time, lib J. Il. Sbeehan, FTascuelo and
Sycamore also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
G. W.. DOWN C. AND [.
Hatchetites score Ten and Blank
Departmental Team.

1T
The George Washington baseball team
yesterday offered an entirely different
article of baseball than il had hitherto
shown, when it trimmed the Commerce
and Labor nine by the score of 10 TO 0.
The work OF Capt Titus. who was
on the firing line for the Hatehetites. was
a vast Improvement on the form Hestor
showed Thursday. when he allowed the
Washington Athletic Association TO touch
him for ten hits The visitors got only
two hits of Titus delivery, while he had
eleven sfrike-Outs to his credit OrrisOn.
behind the bat, showed great improve
ment, with three assists and no errors,
Il was largely due 20 his good work yes
terGay that Capt Titus decided 20 let
him catch to-day against the strong Cor
neil nine,
In the middle Of the third inning North.
the Commerce and Labor pitcher. was
superseded by smith. as the university
boys had touched the former for FIVE runs
Doyle, Hestor. Campbell and Brennan
each registering a run on a single, two
and three bagger, respectively. The score:
G. ". U.....................-...o 4is4 I'm
G. and L.-...---- -.--------.,---- 0 % O. 0
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
TRIRI RACE-sIz fuIIongs.
FOUKTH RACE HandicaD. one mle.
NTH RACE one
Apprentice allowance claimed.
NEW ORLEANS SELECTIONS.

First race-Donna Elvira. Rusk. ana
Fancy Dress.
Second race-Monie Montrose. Dew of
DawR. and Montbert
Third race-conoquy, Toy Boy and
Southern Cross.
Fourth raoe-Dr. Young, Horse Radish.
and GlencaTe.
Fifth race-Montgomery. Yankee Girl.
and Burlew entry.
sixth Tace-Glisten. Amberjack. and
Ranger.
Seventh raee-Bye Bye II. Happy Jack
H. and Bonart.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
The summaries.

FIRST RACE-Selllng; three-yearoids FIVE fur
longs Dorothy Duncan, 95 tFickensi. IL to z
won; Ellspere, 81 loydl l3 10 ], second J. j., Jr
81 lGaugCn. IS 40 J. third Time. .ol 25. Atten-
tion. Masker. Alsnie. Mildrene Adelar Allonby
Margaret Morris. ti0tholine. Rothgeb. Charles l.
Lee, and Beneyoe also ran
SECOND kACE-Selsing; tWo-year-olds; four fur
longs Lutte Foster. us tAountanl d 20 s won;
Finesse, 80 "a. Martini Il to l. second; Anionine
los u. Lee 10 ,, third Time. 0;s 80 Bitter
Man DT0pstitCh. DICK Rose. Convenient. Catherine
F.. Florence kel and Lee Crest also
THIRD RACE-Thfee-y year-olds and upward one
and one-sixteeHth miles. Jungle Imp 10 Noun
tain, 50 to ]. won; Envoy. iG tNiuon. even, sec
ond; ROYAL Breeze. 81 (Hennesseyi 8 70 s. third
Time l.S IS. Don't Ask Ne, Mortib0y, and sim
plicity also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FouT-ye -year-olds and upward /:
seven furiongs. Posing, los u. Leel. S 70 l. won
Godmatc. lle lHoggl. 10 !. second; Gsmara. ia
tiiarnerl. 20 }, fhild. Time. l.27 25. BAIL
AFsbo, St. Joe. Ohyesa, Charley Thompson, Lady
Goodrich. and Dennis Sullivan also Fan
FIFTH RACE-ThFee-y -year-olds; I'VE surlongs
Spion, ll2 lGarneIl. to 2 won; Sir Mincemeat
Walken. 20 J. third. Time, 100 S5, Toy Boy
Dinemock Gold Circle. Halina, Annie Dopohue.
and Duke Gf Sagam0n also ran
SIXTH RACE-Selling: fouF-yesr-olds and' up
ward six fyrl0ngs. Telescope. IN Aiountain) 10
9 won Hustled III tNieoh L. s. second L0ch-
goIl, le2 tLloydl, 70 !. third. Time. I14 35
Hocus Pocus. Lady Etlse Babe B.. Sponge Cake
and Goldbearer also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Selling: thFee-y -yesr-olds and
upward, one mile and seventy yards. Warner GrIs-
vel, IS H.owel, TO s. Wda. Dapple Gold. i09
q. Leel % 70 !. second. Pinsticker. 100 .GaugeD
30 20 J. third Time 1918 Eyie Greene Sin
cerity Belle. Auditor, Heart Of Hyaeinth. Henry o..
Rather Royai. Canyon, and Pride Of Woodstock
also ran
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
SECOND REGIMENT WON.
Guardsmen Retrieve Former Defeat
by score of 81 10 20.

The Second Regiment basketball team
retrieved its defeat at the hands Of the
York pa team last December by wal
loping the Keystone staters by 81 to 2s
81 the Arm0ry gymnasium last night
"Schhtzr Schlosser was the bright. par
tcalar star of the game, getting eleven
field goals, in addition 20 playing one OF
the best offensive games seen in the
Center Market Hail this year. Myers the
crack forward Of the Pennsylvania quint
played a fast game being the only man
on the visiting team 10 get more tila.s
two goals The series between the two
teams is now a tie. with no prospect Of
a deciding game being arranged.
The Carroll Institute team will meet the
C0rcoran Calets next Wednesday night
In the ArmOry gymnasium.
Idne-tp and SUMMARY
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
LOUISTO-DAY
Washington Ball Club Mem
bers Get Early Calls.
WILSON DOES FEW STUNTS
smith and Graham Carded 20 Pitch
Against the Cardinals = National
League Team In Much More FOrmi-
dabIe Condition Than II Was in
First Contest-smith Promising.

Special % The Washington Pefald.
Galveston. Tex, March 22.-The usual
arrangement was Switched this morning.
md the Washington baseball players
practiced before dinner and took their
regular DIP in the surf in the afternoon.
Wilson's leg has recovered sufficiently
from the spiking of Sunday to allow him
to do few stunts IN uniform. but the
cut is right on the shin. and the tightly
drawn muscles there have tendelcy 20
open the wound whenever he INDUCES in
any violent exertion. This morning he
spent most OF the time in the box, tossing
item up for the batters, who were work
ing away on the base-runnlng signals.
An of the pitchers had a good try-oui.
Heydon ana Jack Warner putting in a
fail mornings work catching them. Smith
and Graham are earded TO pitch for
Washington here tomorrow against the
St. Louis Nationals. Smith has been
playing first base for the colts, which
has interfered with his practice IN the
box. but in the last few days he has
been doing considerable twirling. The
critics expect him to become star slab
man this season, and his appearance to-
morrow will be one OF more than ordinary
interest.
smith a Prize Package.
He is in excellent physical condition,
and. with his year of experience in fast
company last season. there is no good
reason why he should not prove prize
package. Graham Is a promising young
cfa Il eL gad
lately than ut first and says he has
good change Of pace after he settles down
to regular work He was with Oakland,
in the Pacific Coast League. last season,
and could have had trial with Wash
ingtOn Ia the autumn. but became sick
and did not join the club until this spring.
Reports from Houston are that the
Cardinals are getting better every day
and viii be much more formidable OPP
ponents than they were last Sunday,
Whcr they fell easy victims 10 Washing
ton.
Tom Hughes will take his band of
Washington colts TO Houston tomorrow
to play the Cardinals ccais. On Sunday
the programme VIII be reversed.
Lineup Problem.
How Manager Hughes wiz line-up his
henchmen is a problem he Will use as
many pitchers as possible. especially if
his team gets a good start, 50 there is
little 10 tell about who viii play the
positions. The only definite information
is that Frank Kitson is pulling wires 20
keep out of playing short stop. He thinks
it dangerous location. and can show
the bruises 70 support BIS contention,
Cantilon said to-day the contract for
the Galveston grounds as a training place
for IhF Washington team for two more
years had gone through without trouble.
and there had been no dispute about
whether the Washington management
should have the right 20 book exhibition
games while its team was here.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-23
Need MONEY 10 Entertain Chiefs.

Chief w T. Belt yesterday recon-
mended that the expenses of the annual
of the International Associs-
ton of Fire Engineers, which is TO be
held in this city October S-l1. be paid by
the District. As there is no fund for
this purpose the Commissioners will pre-
sent the matter TO the various business
associations with view to raising the
necessary amount.