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The Washington herald., 1907-05-22
ThEATERS TODAY.
The Columbia.

The Columbia.
Featherbran sl5
A comedy adapted from The French; comedy
II situations and with plenty Il action and skill
ful characterization. Played by a stock company
with Mr. Wilton Lackaye. Miss Hilda Spong and
Miss Charlotte Walker as the leaders.
The BelascO.
The Gay Lord QucX ................at Zl5 and rs
One of Pinero's most successful English comedies.
eleyerly constructed with some finely dramatic mo-
mcnis. An intensely interesting play well performed
BY the stock company. which is headed b. Edwin
Arden and Miss Chustal Herue.
Chase's.
Polite Vaudeville ville.................at DIS ard SIS
A good vaudeville show. II which Cariisle's rer-
forming ponies feature Prank Bush. the mon
ologist. IS on the bill with clever stunt, aud
there are six other g0Cd acts.
The Majestic.
Under Two Flag 2l5 and sl5
A dramatizstion II Ouda's novel cf the same
name presented hy The Kathryn Punen Stock Com
rany, whica closes its engagement this week.
The New Lyceum.
Burlesque. 2I5 end SIS
A burlrslue company called The Washington
Society Girls because it resembles nothing II tie
kind. Naudctille and ch1rls-
At The conclusion Of her season with
Joe Webers company. Nine Lillian Blau-
welt, the prima donna, viii so abroad to
resume her vocal studies There IS no
end TO study for an artlste." said Nine.
Blauvelt There is always something %
be learned about the use Of the voice. To
one who really desires to keep up In her
voice. life must be q constant succession
Of postgraduate courses New methods
and new ideas are constantly springing
up in the musical world and singers must
be kept thoroughly posted"
When the playgOers Of Washington wit
ness the appearance Of George 3. Froth-
ingham as Gomez the tailor. the last
night Of the second week at the National
1t will be for the last time on any stage
The veteran rockingham has served
long stage career starting IN a humble
way and climbing step by step 10 the
highest rung Of the comedy ladder His
services have been retained for The
Serenade" the week Of June 3. when he
will be seen for the last eight times dur
Ing the weeks run Of the Herbert Smith
romantic opera at the National
London critics expressed surprise I'm
consequence Of the fact that neither Julia
Msrlowe nor z. Il. Sothern talked through
their noses. This is rather astonishing
when il is considered that Miss Marlowe
was born in England. and that f. H.
sothern. although born IN New Orleans,
was of English parentage and spent
good part Of his early life I'm England.
Equally amazing is the fact that Roland
Blackstone, true-born Englishman. and
whose father was for many years one Of
the most prominent actors on the Eng
lish stage, did not discourse his Greek
expieuves IN the role Of the Nickelmann
in "The Sunken Bell through his nasal
organ.
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HIGH SCHOOL D0UBLE-HEADER.
Eastern and Central and Tech and
Western VIII Play Tomorrow.

As a result of a conference Of the board
of faculty athletic advisors OF the high
schools. it was decided 20 play double
header in the championship series az Ma
tional Park tomorrow afternoon.
The first game between Central and
Eastern will be started al 2.30 O'Clock.
while two hours later Technical and
Western Will begin the contest for the
championship title Reichard has recov-
cred from his recent injury and will prob
ably be on the rubber against Michael. OF
Western, while DOdd and Rheem will De
the pitchers in the Eastern and Central
game
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AMONG The BOXERS.

Joe Cans. lightweight champion. SAYS
ne viii retire soon if De does not secure
match.
Jimmy Britt has refused several offers
TO box Young ETue I'm Philadelphia
"Packey' Mcfarland. the Western light
weight. may be seen in Philadelphia in a
few weeks.
Aureli0 Herrera, once famed as a
knockerout. has retired from the ring
since his defeat by Charley Neary.
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DEPARTMENTAL LEAGUE.
Treasury Downs Commerce and
Labor by 20 T.

Treasury defeated Commerce and
Labor by s to in the second game in
the Departmental League by the aid OF
"Dutch" Newman and Fulcher
Dutch aided with his strenuous
coaching from the side lines, and
Fulcher pitched an article of ball that
the LabOrers could not touch when it
meant run.
The two teams were pretty evenly
matched. but the Commerce and Labor
helders do not seem to have gotten
the kinks out Of themselves as yet.
they slipped up on seven different oc-
casions, and had they put up the field
ing game behind Kinney that Treasury
did for Fulcher. Kinney would have
won his game. Kinneys batting was d
feature. Official score:
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Elimsr g. ElsHer a. and Elizabeth A. Nen-el q
both u S. Louis. No. Rev. Paul A. Meu7rI
Robert F. Walker g. and Frances e. Brss,. Il
Rev Walter g. Mcneil
Thomas J. Garritv. SO. ard Annie p. Hediinrer.
g. Rev. r. T. Williams
James A. Brsshears. ., ard Florence 2. EEas7n.
3. Rev. Weston Bruner
Wabsrt s. Pridey 80 and Elizabeth F Hargruvp
2. both Of E'm0ut, Va. Rev. J Mclaughlin.
John s Higgins 3 and Elizabeth r. Msus T.
Res o. Grouse
COLDRED
Scott P0indeNtcr, e. and Mary johnson. D Rev.
!. Il Robinson.
William H. Adams q, and Mary Tal,on 3 Rev
Paul Griffith
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Criminal Court No. :
M sTTTT VAUNATn

JUSTICE HARVARD.
Adjourned until Thursday May g lao-.
Assignments for THURSDAY. May 3 1897
In rc win = jose Iguatio BudriQgez
Washington Brewing Company Is. Seuav Attar
nsrs Biugy & W0odard-W J. Lambert
Nc. H. Howard rs. Leonard. AttUrueys ". c.
M1rtin-Sheely & oheehy
Ne. l3. dunno IS Washington Observation An
t0mobila Company Attcueys J. W Co.'s u.
Badlev
No. lg7. Kuoz Washington Railway and Flec-
tric Company. Attorneys. {. II. Syme-C. A. Doug
las and George L. Hoover
No. Ii2 loses vs.. Scott. Attorneys, r. g. ard
W. r Donaldson.
No. - Gold=tein vs.. Cohen. Attorneys. J. L.
Tepper-D Ro'bschild
No. l6l. Hayls vs.. Brown. Attorneys. ". E.
Andres Howard BOYD
No. ls5. kummel vs.. Matthews Atto'neys-J. l.
Peyser-F. s. Key Smith
No. -. Kesser vs. Seitz Attorneys, H. ".
Whcatley-G +. Havel
No. l7o. Ubhof vs. Sheehy. Attorneys. HAYDEN
J0hnson-C II. syme.
No. l7l-Hertzberg Js- Chambers. Attorney Il.
H. Hollauder
Nc. l63. Atkinson Ballard Company vs.. johnson.
Attorney, Charles W Darr.
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braid or buttons might serve for the
cloth garment. For home making the
coat Is excellent For the medium size
2, yards Of 42-inch material are need
ed. Sizes /. .. I. 6. years.
A pattern Of this may be obtained
by inclosing 10 cents in stamps and ad
dressing Pattern Department, The
Washington Herald. T34 Fifteenth
street northwest giving number (25SS)
and size wanted,
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IlTNII II0s-I III-I-TIl y I0IIIN'IIV ma LHU7I-
J. First base by euors-TIcasury. Z. Commerce and
Labor 3 Left on hases-TreaSury. II. Commerce
and Labor. 2. First base on bals-OH Fulcher p
a Kinney. 2. Struck Out-By FulCher G, by Kin
ney, 4. Three-base hit-Kinnev. Two-ba5e hits-Mc
CaIthy. Erwin. Herbert Sacrifice ht-Doualdsun
Stolen bases-Herbcrt Evans. Lord Toney. Hester.
ON,iE. Mccarthy l2l. Y, Belask %. Donaldson
Wild pitch-Kinney. Umpire-Bctts. Time Of game
] hour and 50 minutes.
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Here is shown one of those attractive
little coats which closes at the side in
real Russian manner and covers the
small wearer so completely that II is
most practical for wear The materials
suitable to such a wrap are many.
cloth. silk pongee. and linen all looking
equally well. made after this stvle. a
narrow washable braid might trim the
coat Of linen or pOngee, while a fancy
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DEATH RECORD.

William A. Riessr. Michigan avenue. 70 Years
Nuke kclly. l3i3 East Capitol street s. years
Joseph ". Baker. 1901 Kr1amer ST. ne g Years
William Z. Stuart g2i G. street northwest. % years
lharle7 $ Brclsford. 42l Tenth 81. NV. a years
Martha Math0it. Brooklsnd. u. C., S. years.
Ferdinand Rupprecht SIS 18th g. ne. 50 vesrs.
Joseph F Whaling. 1906 Florida ave ne. 10 yesrs
Thomas J. O'CCun0r. Govt. Hsp Insane 3s Years
Lucy A. Brown. 81 II . NV 20 years.
Margaret s. Rhodes. rs y. Y. ave. month.
COLORED
Melvina Brooks. $50 II ST. sw. s. years
Arthur Phillips li3i ST. NV, s. years.
Lewis Collins George. Univ. Hosp. 20 years.
Columbus Butler ll09 Half ST. Ct NV. Il wears
Andrew Lee, "a r 81. NV. 50 years
James VI. Richardson. ll0j 7 st NV. 10 months
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ST. JOHNS WIN AGAIN.
St. Matthews Team Give Junior Team
Scare.

st. Johns College Juniors won from
ST. Matthews in a long drawn out game
by IL to H.
santo was the star for the Matthew
ties. but was lacking timely support
The Juniors were at their old game Of
slugging. In the tenth inning the
score was II 10 in favor Of st. Mat
thews, with one out. Babbington
worked the squeeze and scored. with
one man on third. G. Orme knocked a
three-bagger tlelng the score Ryan
hit safe. bunting in the winning run.
Scorn.
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No. isi7I Baltimore Shoe House rs Ed Ellison
and wife certioraTi Defendants attorney. Wilton
j. Lambert.
No. -sl5. UPTON H. Ridenour. IT,. vs. J. Edward
ShaInah appellant aDpeai Defendants attorney
f. s Key Smith
Nc isf6 Harry ]. Boyd vs Clifford NJ Lewis.
damages. $1,000 Plaintiffs attorneys, F. Z. Pratt
and J, II. Wilson IT,
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Amateur Base Ball.

The Saratoga A. c. wants games with
teams averaging fifteen years. Address
F. McNeilly. 1904 Jackson street north
east. Lineup: Crocher. first base:
Thomas. second base; Norris. third base;
McNeilly, shortstop; Green. pitcher: NJ.
Andrews, catcher; F. Andrews, Rooney.
Miller. and Sanmeyer. outfielders.
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Mccarthy Buys Running Mare.
,ccial to The Washington Herald.

Special q Inc Washington Herald
Frederick, Nd, May 2I-Minnie Has
brouck. the well-known running mare
OF Messrs. Fraley, Rice, and Brish. Of
Frederick, has been sold to Mr. Harry
Mccarthy, Of Washington, D. c. The
mare has been shipped to Toronto. Can
0da. where she will start in the races
on the Northern circuit.
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DAILY COURT RECORD
(Tuesday, May 2I, 1OO71
Equity Suits.

No. Ees. William s. Ayres, r. ct al Is. George
NJ Emmench q al. % substitute trustee Com
psinaBts' solicitor j. A. Maedel
No, Soee. Ellen h. Fullerton ct al vs. Caroline
q. Fullerton TO appoint trustee Compisinsnts' 50
licit0r. + T. Collsday
No. 200 Martha A. Mayse vs. Cotter T. Bride .
% establish liability. COmplaiuants solicitor. John
hidout
No. S09l Edward f. Cummiskey. executor. rs.
Charles II. Weseri for receiver. Complainaut's 50
licitcr. ". j. Colbert.
No. Io9l John j. Kidd vs. Harry Wardman: 10
dissolve partnership Complanants solicitors Hay
den johnson aud Campbell Car.ngton
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Criminal Court No. I.
T-STTCF STAFFORD

United States vs.. Harvey A. Smith h0useh-eakirg
and larceny plea n7' guilty withdrawn as 70 third
ard fourth counts and plea q guilty entered 20
each e the third and fourth counts defendant p
maHded Attorney Campbell Darlington.
United States George Harris: embez7lcmsrt.
-1rT disagree and are discharged Attorney. G.. Il
U,kif
Assignme nts for to-day.
United states ys. John Mills
United States IS Daniel N MiVrr
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wnnts to Meet KID snIlirnn

Special to The Washington Herald
Baltimore. MAY 21.--Acting in behalf
OF Soldier Burns. Al McMurray has
posted a forfeit Of 500 to bind a match
with Kid Sullivan, the Washington
boxer
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Earned st Johas Juniors st. Matthews
10. Left on basCs-St Johns Juniors. 70; 81 Mat
thcws p. FiTst base on halls-Oa Alaionoy. 8: OF
Santo. a. Hts madC-Df Maloney @. OF Santo Is
Struck cut-By NialousJ, s. by Sauto z. Threc-hasc
hit-Sauto. Twobase hits-Ome 49, Babbingon
~, Sauto %. Crowl0. Sacrifice hits-Clarke ll.
Maloncy 49,. Ryan o.. Draiue. Double plays
Duine ard Santo Umpirc-Mr Knecht Time Of
glme-l hour and 50 minutes.
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Equity Court No. 2.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for TO-DAY
No. So Norris rs Ashford Attorneys Hallem
& HaCm- -Daridgp and Blair.
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nnnkrnnfcN Cnnrf

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH
in re George II. Amrein. lease 70 withdraw GER
tam notes granted.
In re Walter Heston. petition 70 dismiss referred
to referee
In re H. \. Girard; specifications Of objections
0verruled and discharge ordered
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and - streets northeast
First added another victory to its string
by trimming Rhode Island yesterday by
to l.
Quigley, on the slab for First. was in
fine form. letting his opponents down
with two hits
Until the ninth Rhode Island was
blanked. with no hits and no runs. In
this session, with one down. Boernstein
drove "A slashing single to left. stole sec
ond and third. and came home with the
only tally on Tracey's neat single 70 deep
center.
Symanoskie pitched good ball M times.
but was given rather poor support His
opponents baggsd eight hits off him. three
Of which went for two sacks.
The game gives First q good hold on
first place, and sends Rhode Island into
the cellar The official crora-
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iy Crru-s-AiovsiU7. o LEI. on bssez-Stepheu's. :.
Al0y~us g. First base On baIs-1T Gallagher. Z.
Of Kerr. 8. Nuuck out-By Gallagher 3; bv Kerr.
bctF. Hesstr. stolen b5ses-llaIs. Carroll KRAFT
Hoffman '-.- Double -BaEEstte 90 Doais.
Eerton 90 D0uiz. Hit hy u.trgr-By Kerr. T. Wnd
Ii,ch-Galasl.r Passed ball Baggatta. Umpire
Mr. Haadi.0e. Time Of sfmt-l hour and % min
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First base by er-ur-First l. Lef. on tas5s-R
l. NJ. 3. First First base ON hal.s-Of Sgma.
nrskie. 2; of Quigiey. Q Struck out-Bv Syna-
naskie s. by Quisey s. Tvo-hlse hits-StecSrr
Coleman. Holman Sacrifca hits-Johnson. Lewis
Double play-Rorutrce 70 Clements Hit hv PITCHER
b. Sgmancskie > Umpirc-Mr. Newman Time q
game hours.
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Earned runs-St. Martins /. ST. Joserb's 2
First base hv e.lurs-st Martins. q St. J1ssph's l.
Left on hascs-St Martins &. St Jaserb's q First
base On baLs-of baly. 2; of Hlisav. T. Innings
pitched-By DAILY ;. rs knocky. J. Hits made-Of
DaH' - on hnocEy, j. Struck out-By Dsly s.; b.
Hilleary. s. Two-base hit-Ness S4~-irra --ifz
Daly. Goodman ". Stolen h5ses-LimbsJger priest
%, stucketf, Ccmav Dodd. Goodman Double
play-AIess % Goodman 20 Chi=7lm. Uuuirr-lrr
Berger Time OF game hour and % minutes.
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lucky bound Of Eerr's infeld groundor
in the second inning gave St. Stephens
Institute lead which was never wrested
from them, Aloyslus losing first place in
the percentage column by 10 .
Kerr carried away the honors of the
battle with Gallagher. but three hits be-
ing registered off his delivery. all of
which came In the fifth inning. Gallagher
was not So effective seven drives being
obtained by the West Enders. one of
these, Heinrich's, was good for two bases.
Gallagher gave four bases on balls. while
Kerr had three chalked up against him.
st. Stephens started the ball rolling
when Carroll in the second, laced one
between second and first \ wild pitch
put him on second. and he stole third
Moriarity was thrown out Mccormick
famed Kraft walked and then annexed
second. Kerr then hammered what
looked like an easy one, for Kelly. The
shortstop waited for it to come TO him.
and just as it reached him it caromed
over his head. scoring Carroll and Kraft
Aloysius was blanked until the fourth.
when Fenton walked. took second on
kraft's bad heave TO first to catch Davis
bunt, stole third, and came home on
fieldeT's choice Of Clarks.
In the fifth Kraft was thrown out. from
Handiboe 90 Davis. Kerr lifted one Of
Gallagher's twirlers over shortstop. Helm
rich scored him with a drive into left
center. but was nailed when he overran
the second counting post. Bradley was
at case on first when Haudiboe shot wide
Clark's welt went over first and King
ended the session 10y driving one TO Hon-
man in center. From this time on St.
Stephens could not score.
Aloysius threatened 10 tie up matters
i'm the fifth. With two men out. Hoffman
made the first hit Of the game. when his
bounder got away from Heinrich He
stole second Haujiboe's hit was go5d
ia right center. Fent0l then tailed H0ff-
man by driving through second base
with the taliies Q t. fin favor of st
STEPHENS Aloysigs worked hard for the
draw point but Kerr was there with the
head. In the ninth Fenton went out TO
Bradley Brown, who has recently re-
turned from the Virginia League. was
given four wide ones. Davis was caught
iTom Kerr % King. Kelly ended the
hopes of AloysiUs hv tanning
The feature Of the game was Kerr's /
one-handed stop Of GalIaghers high
hounder in the fifth. The last tine these /
teams met they fought a o TO o game for +
seven innings. The score
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NuTnI Orders
Capt. c. H. ARNOLD. to navy yard. New Y,
Commander 4. +. FECHTELER. detachcl

Capt c. H. ARNOLD. to navy yard. New York
Commander \. F. FECHTELER, detached navy
yard. Washington. MAY 81 10 course Of ins,ruc-
ticn, Naval War College Newport June g.
Commander r. T. FLETCHER and Lieut.. Corn-
mBndcr r + LOPEZ 10 course of instruction
Naval War College, Newport June l.
Lieut.. A. ST. G. SMITH, detached Maine; home.
wait orders
Lieut.. T. T. CRAVEN. detached Naval Academy.
June s. 10 KENTUCKY
Lieut.. b. F. SELLERS, to Bureau Of Navigation.
Navy Department
Passed Assistant Surgeon J. S. TAYLOR. to naval
hospital. New lcTk.
Boatswain 4. 0. LARSON. to naval hospital. New
York
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS-The following rnors.
ments Of vessels were reported TO the Bureau OF
Navigation
Auiyed-Alay p. Rocket at Washington, Yorktown
at Panama Wilmington at Siakuen
SaiCd-Aiay l9, Louisiana from Norfolk for nary
yard. New York; Msy o. Des Moines from Ha-
vana Tor Cienfuegos; Wilmington frum Siakwap
for Shanghai
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GRAMMAR SCHOOL LEAGUE.
Ten Runs In Fourth Inning Gives
Ross an Ensy Victory.

Ross defeated Thompson in the Gram
mar School League yesterday by IS TO
2. The winners won the game by piling
up ten runs in the fourth inning. Home
runs by Hasting and Miller and tribe
by Grip were the features. Score:
r H Z
Thomson ......-........... I 5 0 ! 0-gs :
Ross .....-..-.-........-... o . 10 x-I3 :
Batteries-Roach and Sontag. Skinner. Galloway
and Harting Umpire. Nlr SNYDER
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Mechanics, Lien

No. 5652 james T. Harrison rs Julius W Tol-
son lots $50 aiO sis si9 $50 addition to Anacostis
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Circuit Court No. 1,


Assignments for to-day:
No 573 RAYMOND vs. Riley. Att1rnays Ralst1a
& SiddTs-D0ugss & Douglas
No Gil Csuger " Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. L. J. Mather-Hsmilton. Col
bert a Hamilton
40 al- Grant vs. Karrick. Attorneys F. w.
N-Re7rrIds-Mlll 4 Smith.
so f7. Laer Ts Prudential Insurance C0mpauy
Attorneys. A S a J. T. TsylOT-Berry & Minor
No. 6f Slater Vs. Taylor. Att0Teys. l.. A.
Rsfsy-A. S & j. +. Taylor.
No. $40. Dorsey IS Elm1Fe. Attorneys. Ambrose
d Mru.ht- Bimer W1odard
No 5s9 Pope IS Southern Railway Company.
A---rsfs a. E. simms and +. a. Alsrshail-tieorge
T. Hamilton
No. s5 Kaiser ys Southern Railway Company.
Atfruegs Cuttings & Chambsrlin-George 2. Ham
It11.
No 5i Jackson Va BUrgdorf Attorneys. Won
Krse1herE-J. J. Darlington
No 577-Holdtmsu ys Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
way Company Aftaness. =. T. Aglc1ty and l.. II
Dsvii-Hamnfau. Colbert a Hamilton
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ST. STEPHENS LEADS
Wins Close Game from Alloy
siaS in Capital City.
LUCKY BOUND HELPS VICTORY

Kerr Carries Away HOnors of Bat
tie with alIaEher-Institute Takes
Lead in Second Inning, and Keeps
IL to End-Heinrich Makes Pretty
TWo-bagger, but OverrunS Base.
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Circuit Court No. 2.

Polling u.s. Capital Traction C0mTsuy. Jury -a
sprei until Monday. Plaintiffs ATTORNEYS II. n
Classic and q. n symes defendants attrrns1s r
Ross Perry 4 Son.
SGgfgT vs. Tanner. Judgment = fat on Cri "a
against defendant for So Plaintiffs sttorey Al
fred j. Smith
uurrCr IS. District u Columbia Judgment IN
verdict fr plaintiff fur s. 80 Plaintiff attorneys.
J. e.. Giftings and ?. J. Hogan. defendants az
fnue17 p. a Thomas and H T. Blair.
Potomac Electric Power Company rs. international
Cotton Seed Deiintiug Company, motion for udg
mont CyCuulCd with ten days 20 plead Plaintiff 5
attorney. J. u. sullivan. defendants attorney, T.
T. Caslay and ID. T. Wohaupter
Adjourned until Monday. May 2 1917
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MARQUETTE LEAGUE.
-. Martins Wins p Hard Game from
81. Joseph's.
STANDING OF TEAMS

1rnl-T---.----- Loo ST. Eiucsut'5... / s g71
81. Joseph s... .51 81. Ict5s's...... 0 90
Ta-dsg.s Game-TriHity vs.. ST. Dominic. Thirty
fifth and 81 streets.
St Martins had hard fight to keep its
position at the head Of the first column
yesterday, barely nosing out ahead in
the game with St Joseph Score. 4 TO 9.
Ness two-sacker. the only one of the
game. and Goodman's neat sacrifice.
which Conway returned from first Wild
j.. tucked the game safely away for the
St Martins lads in the six round.
Hilleary. who was serving them over
for the lads in green, pitched a one nit
game mp TO the fourth and fifth innings.
when the losers landed on him for three
and two hits, respectively.
In the fifth round Joe Sherman had bfs
nose broken by pitched ball. and was
taken to the Georgetown Hospital.
The official score.
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STANDING OF THE TEAMS.

T1-dsy's same-Columaia Athletic Club vs.. Allan
tics, First and N streets. Jg
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T1-dsgs eame-Tririty vs.. 81. Dominic, Thhtg-
fifth and 81 streets.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE.
First Sent u. /. VI. Into Last Place
Yesterday, Winning ny to 1.
STANDING OF TEAMS

To-day's game-Bethany vs.. Waugh at Thirteenth
and u streets northeast
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
CHICAGO ATTORNEY
TALKS OF UNIONS
Clarence barrow Addresses the Los
Angeles Fellowship on the Closed
Shop, Calling 1t Neces-
sary Evil

Clarence Darrow, the well-known
Chicago socialist orator, addressed the
Fellowship club at 420 West Sixth
street yesterday morning. Mr.. Darrow's S
talk was an exposition of the theoret-
ical principles of the open and closed
shop. He condoned the existence of
the closed shop as a necessary evil,
but maintained that it as well as all
other phases of trade unionism are
transitional and will give way to a
cooperative system.
Labor is entirely and altogether a
commodity" said Mr.. Darrow, land
hence is governed by the law of supply
and demand. The labor unions offer
the commodity of their labor to their
employers and the closed shop meas
ures are necessary to keep the employ
ers from rendering their labor useless
by discrimination and by the employ
ment of less efficient and poorly paid
labor
"Al industry is organized under the
monopolistic theory and as long as this
condition remains there can be little
change in the relations of labor and
capital. Rule by trade unions is not
to be advocated any more than rule
by trusts. Neither is ideal and both
must give way to the coming change.
1.-THE closed shop is a war measure,
and although it may not be possible to
find an abstract justification for it, 1t
has been necessary for the protection
of a greater number of men against a
lesser number"
Los Angeles herald., 1907-03-18
PERSONALS

]. w. Paemer and wife of Goldfield
are at the Angelus. Mr. Paemer is a
promoter of Southern Nevada mining
enterprises.
Ed Abrams, representing Klaw & Err
LANCER in the interests of the Free
Lance company is registered at the
Hayward.
f. NJ. Murphy, banker and railroad
king in Prescott, Ariz., registered at
the Alexandria last night.
J. V. Stewart we'll known Tonopah
mining man. is at the Alexandria.
A. II. Dingwell Of Bakersfield regis
tered yesterday at the Van Nuys.
III. II. Tammen, proprietor of the Dem
yer Post, is at the Lankershim.
E. b. Turnbull of Coatacoaleos. Mex,
Is at the Alexandria.
G. w. Ross of Desert King, New, is
at the Hollenbeck.
j. l.. Greenbaum Of San Francisco is
at the Alexandria.