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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-03-27

FOR SALE-Selected Early King and
Moss Improved Cotton Seed, crop
1905, therefore Of sure termination.
n,-:- ." per bushel E. w. Dabbs,
No l, Mayesville, S. :. 1t
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-03-27
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Bank of Sumter
located at Sumter, S. c..

at the Close Of Business, March l9,
1907.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts, s331,sS1 7s
! Demands Loans.
Overdrafts, 2,4so So
Stocks and Bonds owned by
the Bank, 1900 co
Barking House.
Fur1i ., re and Fixtures, 1000 90
Other Real Estate. 1850 90
Due from Banks and Bankers, 70,731 II
Currency, 9.26l 90
Gold. 4,057 SO
Silver, Nickels and Pennies, 2,4e8 90
Checks and Cash Items.
Exchanges for the Clearing
House.
Total, $451,540 "a
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in S $4,000 90
Surplus Fund, Undivided Prof
its, les Current Expenses
and and Taxes Paid, 47,o7S 80
Due to Banks aud Bankers
Due Unpaid Dividends.
Individual Deposits Subject to
Check, 19O,467 IS
Savings Deposits 1885 81
Demand Certif Gates.
Time Certificates.
Cel. .ifed Checks.
Cashiers Checks.
Due to Clearing House.
Notes and Bills Redisccunted.
Bills Payable, So 900 co
Total, s451,54o "A
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF SUMTER.
Before me came W.. F. Rhame, Cashier
of the Bank of Sumter, who being duly
sworn, says that the above and foregoing
statement is true condition Of said Bank,
as shown by the books of file in said Bank
W. F. RHAME, Cashier.
Subscribed to and sworn before me,
this 25th day of March A. D., 1907.
r. L. EDMUNDS, L. s.,
Notary Public for S. c.
Correct Attest:
RICHARD I. MANNING,
President,
MARION NOISE,
EDGAR G. HAYNsWoRTH,
Directors.
Mch 25, 1907.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1907-03-27

ARD ROTARY" are %,
achine on the market.
If it fails in five years
me and see me and you
umter: am experienced
thing in my line, come
T refunded.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
IMMUNE CAMP MEETS.
Considers Possibilities of Srrurias
Morc Commodious Quart"s<.

a meeting Of the Fourth Immune Camp,
No. g. was held last night az CosteIln's
Hail. Capt William Peacock. the camp
commander. presiding.
The subject Of securing new hail
sufficiently large 10 permit all the vari-
Gus camps of the city 10 hold their
meetings. conventions. entertainments.
and other affairs was discussed It is
also intended 10 afford facilities 20 the
various ladies' auxiiiaFies affiliated with
the Spanish War veteran camps in the
new hall : committee. consisting of
Capt William Peacock. William IT. Mel
laCE, and Harry Thompson. was appointed
TO cooperate in this matter with the
commander of the Distric; and the seven
other camps. Il was also decided 10 call
upon Mrs. Lizzie Y. Carver. the district
president Of the ladies' auNiliaries. and in
vie their active cooperation.
Capt J. Walter Mitchell. department
commander Of the District. made az adj
dress, in which he expressed the appre-
citation Of the Spanish War Veterans 20
the Grand Army of the Republic Of this
city for their invitation To cooperate
with them in the matter OF securing gov
eminent positions for veterans of the
civil war and the Sp8nish-American war.
The two org nizauors viii appoint
committee 10 wait on the President in re-
gard 10 the matter. and viii prevail upon
him 10 give veterans of both organic
tons for certain government positions the
preference over other candidates Capt.
Mitchell also spoke on the restoration
Of the army cInteeu. and said in sup
port Of his argument that the biggest
steel plant in the world at S.eeltCn. P..
has decided 10 install q canteen in their
works in order 90 keep the percentage Of
drunkenness among their employees at the
lowest possible figure.
The camp accepted en- invitation q an
entertainment to be given al the Ma
tional Guards Armory tonight By Corn
pany G. Second Regiment. better known
as the "Harries Veterans"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
REINSTATEMENT OF UNGLAUB
Former Outlaw Is Eligible for the
Boston Americans.
National Commission Decides that
of Kansas City, Is UnfOunded.

New YORK. Feb. 1.-THE National Base
ban Commission. composed OF Garry Herr
mann. chairman. b. p. johnson. Of the
American League. and H. G.. Pmliam. Of
the National League. held a meeting tn
AR Pulliam offices. in the St. James
Building. to-day to decide numerous cases
in dispute The most important matter
taken under consideration was the at
tempt Of the American Association 10 take
the City Of Topeka away from the West
ern League
p. r. Howes. J. H. Farrell. r. II. Muir
name and others representing the Ma
Jional Association az Minor Leagues. to-
gether with President ONeW. Of the
Western League. appeared before the
commission with long arguments. but
after deliberation the commission decided
10 turn the case over TO the National As
sociatjons board OF arbitration for final
adjustment, inasmueh as the two leagues
involved are both members of that or
ganization.
The commission ruled that Catcher Nc
Lean. OF the Cincinnati club. would have
to pay back 600 In advance money taken
by him from the Altoona club, Of the Tri-
State League. Robert UnglaUb. OF the
Boston Americans. who jumped to the
Tri-State "a year ago, was reinstated upon
the payment of q 500 fine Player Brod-
erick. who jumped the Brooklyn club and
was recently released from the Tri-State.
was also fined 500 pending his reinstate-
ment
The cOu&ission decided that the pro-
test Of th~Toledo club against the sale
Of Player Kruger 10 Washington by Kan
sas City was unfounded. Pitcher Briggs.
Of the indianapolis club who refused 20
sign with Brooklyn last spring, after he
had been traded there by the Chicago
Nationals. was restored to good standing
without the payment of a fine
The case OF the Hudson River League
against the New York Americans. in
vOlving Pitcher Gerrity, who was tried
by Clark Griffith and then allowed 10
90. took up much time. No decision was
arrived at. and the case was allowed 10
go over. Other minor cases were acted
upon after which the commission adj
journed Messrs- Hermann and Johnson
leaving Immediately for the West
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
FAv0RITE DISQUALIFIED.
NIbIiek Put Out of Running for
FOulinE at Los Angeles.

Los Angeles. Feb. 27-At Ascot Park
to-day Niblick. the favorite in the third
race. was heavily played by the talent
won by two lengths. but was disquali-
fed for fouling Line of Life. The fea-
ture event was the fourth race. the
Santa Barbara Stake. with $1,000 added
money. The track was fast. SUM-
maries:
FIRST RACE-FiTe fuTlUngs. Chief OhaTer 100
lGrant) TO 2. won: TalayeTa lO5 (kocrnerl. 70 to
l. second Bankara. 10 CNcDsnien. 6 to l. third.
Tine. :es3s Storloa, Nirabc Early Flower, Rose
may D. Light COMEDY Cadet Friendly. Falstan.
Song Of the sea. and Shasta Max also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seiling; one mile. Piquet, i01
Grant, 20 /. wen; Hi Caul Cap 100 lButweln.
Is TO s. second; phyz, l07 lBulssel l0l TO l. third
Time, l:ilS,. Needfui Allopsth. Luckett. J. Y.
Kirby. Norsincit. Mohur, and Tattenham also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven furicngs Nihlick. lG5 Me
DanicD 20 ,. Won; Line Of Life. lO5 (:iaris).
to s. second; George +. Miner lc7 (knzl. Il 70
!, third Time. lZ7A. IetSlm. no lKOernerl. l6
TO J. fourth. Nihlick disqualified for fouling and
placed last. Iose's Jewel Revolt LINDA Rose
Woodthorp. and ElvcTaco also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Stako: four and 0ue-half fur
longs Balbus, ll5 ,B0land) 3 to l. wen; Early Tide
Us fBulmaB 10 5 second. Martha Jane ~
AioTiartyl II 70 s. third. Time 054ls Magazine.
Harsel, kaFodo, Bsnonic and saloVer also ran.
FIFTH RACE Selling; Gsc mile S:OesSeI l09
lMcl5anie1. 70 5. won: Bologna 107 Ckunzl s 10
J. second: Nfoanta hank 100 lButwell. y 70 l. third
Time 'iiiz BaToir, Toller Illusion. Desnascs, and
pytrho ais'-Tau-
SIXTH RACE-Fiye furlongs Nothing I07 fBut-
WE'LL to l, won Mazaran. los lkoernerl. 5 TO J..
scccnd. Laclta. l5 Harris. ! 20 l. third Time
l;9lis Toe Kelly. Sly Ben Tranotor, SuaYita Bal
ota, aud Golden Boy also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
ENTERED AT BALTIMORE.
Number of Washington Athletes ia
Johns Hopkins Meet.


Georgetown. George Washington
Catholic University. District National
Guard. Army and Navy Props. Wash
ington School. and Central High have
entries in the Johns Hopkins meet at
Baltimore Saturday.
In the relay events George Washing
ton viii meet St Johns College. of
Annapolis, and Army and Navy Prep
viii meet the Baltimore City College
The Georgetown squad has been slow
in rounding into shape this season. but
now that the men are pTimed for their
meet a week from Saturday they will
be entered for the experience.
The list of Washington entries fol-
low:
Io0-yard dash ehandicspl. r. T. Royce District
National Guard. 4i0-yari dash iiDtersch9lssticl
Jesctt Washington School for Bows ss0-yard rua
lscratchlS $. T. I0Fando and T. r. Wenderoth.
George Washington; BFitton and Flomeree Wash
ngtOn School for Boys. i09yard dash fiHtersc3o-
lastici. r. e. Kemrcr Central High Sciool Mile
nm (bandicsn. +. r. Wcndcroth and S T. 10
rsndo George Washington; II 2 Alahsr. Catholic
University; Flomeree Washington School for BOYS
J. NJ Riddle. Washington y NJ g. A. l00-yaul
hurdles thandicapl e. y. Hamilton. Central High
Schocl Pole vault (haudiclpl. J. If. sterrsit
George Washington University. Zzl-yard dash (hau-
dicapl. L. e. kemper Central High school: H. g.
Boyce. District National Guard. 80 yards lhsudi
cap. j ~. Cunning Gcorgv Washington Universiis
g. o. Boyle, }. Sullivan. and J. Cohen, George
town University l6-pund shot handicap, 81
Crawford and B, J. Hefeman. Georgetown I'M.
yersity.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
STANFORD COACH RESIGNS.
flanagan Has Received an Offer to
Go tn Harvard

San Francisco. Cal. Feb 26-After the
end OF the present baseball season J. A
flanagan VIII not longer be head coach OF
the Stanford University football and base
ball teams The unexpected resignation
Of the popular coach was made to the
executive committee Of associated stu
dents 1T a special meeting last night
Lanagans contract has one more year
20 run. and the announcement Of his un-
expected resignation will be a severe
shock to the Stanford University student
body, which idolizes the man who has
made her winning football teams for sew
eTal years past.
flanagan will probably go to Harvard.
where a big salary as coach has been
offered to him. and where he can also at
tend the law school.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28

Oakland.

FIRST RACE-Four furlonrs.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
M'CLEARY 10 GET PLACE
Representative VIII Succeed Shall.
lenberger in Post-ofice.
Announcement that He Has Accepted
Place Officially Made at the
White House.

Representative James T. NcCIeary, Of
Minnesota. viii succeed William 5. Shall
lenberger. Of Pennsylvania. as Second As
sistant Postmaster General The an
nouncement that Mr.. ShaIlenbergeT has
resigned and that Alr. McCleary had ac-
cepted the Presidents tender Of the place
was formally made at the White House
yesterday. Mr.. NcCleary was selected for
this important post on the reconmcnda-
ton Of Postmaster General Cortely5u. lie
will enter upon his duties in the depart
ment early in March. when Hr. ShalIen-
berger will retire after a service % ten
years.
There is to be another change LH tie
Post-ofFice Department some tine in
March. Edwin c. Madden, az Michigan,
Third Assistant Postmaster General WIZ
soon hand in his resignation. ar Mad
del's successor has not yet been selected.
As stated some weeks ago. AieSauaer
Grant. OF Michigan. will be promoted 70
the Office Of superintendent Of tho Rail-
way Mail Service. He has held a place as
assistant superintendent IN the service for
many years.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
REPUBLICAN, JUDGE APPOINTED
Competent Lawyer, Who Was Mckinley
EIertor, Named For Place.

Dr. Emma Eeba Bailey. Of 1916 III street
northwest. has decided views on the sub
jCct OF a Republican Federal Judge for
Alabama. and resents the imputati0n
that the new district judge there must
ba "a Democrat She SAYS
Alabama Republicans indignantly
fsBudiate the assertion of Alabama Dem
oerats who are SCT1mbing for Rcpubli-
can pap in the shape OF a Federal dis
trict Judge that there is not a Republi-
can in the State competent 10 fU the
position. Being q Republican means in
competency I'm the Democratic mind 8
eye
There are many competent kepubHcdn
T. v-lers I'm the State. among them Will
fam Moseley Bailey. nephew Of the late
Consul General Robert A Moseiey. Of
Alabama. and Mr.. Bail-y's competency
is unassailable. he having been an clector
on the Mckinley Roosevelt ticket. He
has an the qualifications required ~
Alabama, and is especially fitted for the
place by Alabama ancestry and relation
ship "a many OF its judges. he is vice
chairman of the National Republican
Committee of Alabama. and a practising
lawyer of Birmingham
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
DUSTY MILLER SUSPENDED.
Reversal of Form Causes Judges TO
Act at Oakland.

at O@-HA~sANa%
san Francisco. Feb 27.-There were
three noses on the post in the Aloha
Handicap at Oakland this afternoon,
While Edwin Gum and Ramus were
fighting il out through the stretch
Dusty Miller skipped through on the
rail. and secured the verdict. Owing to
a glazing form reversal the judges
suspended Dusty Miller for the rest
of the season.
Abba. Iras. and Northwest were the
winning favoriteS
Pontotoc beat Dolly Dollars in the
fifth, owing to the latter meeting with
interference at the start. Nina Gibson
who was as good az $50 TO / straight
and so to ] for the place, finished sec
ond TO Northwest In the last event,
The summaries:
FIRST RACE-One half mile Abba, 100 "a
Brown, to 5. won: Paisrota. l0s Powers. TO l.
second: Adena, l55 SANDY, IS to 1. third. Time.
o.iq 25 Biily Watkins. Moss Back. LakeEiew,
BosgS. Gaga, STRAIT Martin, and Lads Adelaide also
ran.
SECOND RACE-Six and oue-half furlongs. Pal.
los lCsyahaml TO I. won; Dr. Sherman. % Kelley,
IS TO J. second; LORD Nelson. 1ol SANDY 20 2.
third Time. q Is Fred Bent. PickaWay, SHADY
Lad Confessor. Anvil. Dora l.. and ST. George. Jr.
also Dutiful left
Z THIRD RACE-TWo miles. Iras. l05 "a. Brown.
even won. Iufammable, l02 lGrotel. 20 ], second
CRATER. l0 (Grahaml. 10 20 ], third Time. 3,S9 -.
Huston and Isabellita also
FOURTH RACE-Handicap: one mile and one
eighth. Dusty Miller, lei ttsrossl. to I. won
Edwin Gum. 100 (Hunter). 10 TO- second Ramus,
IS tKirschbaum' IS to 5, third. Time, sc IS.
Avonalis and Miss Rifle also
FIFTH RACE-Six furlonss. PontOtOc. I07 lSco-
yillel to J. won; Dollie Dollars. 81 II. Dugan}.
10 j. second. Neptnnus lN tirahsml Is to ].
third. Time lis IS Brattsn. Earl Rogers.
Hedgcthorn. Salabie Water Thrush, Msrsne, and
Ehel Thatcher also
SIXTH RACE-SeVeu fUTlOngs. Northwest los
SANDY 70 s. won; Nina Gibson. los lSparsuri. lJ9
10 J. second; Sahara. Jog tMcBridel. to 2 third.
Time 2 IS. Princess Wheeler Laura 2. 81. and
kenov2 also ran.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
JAKE STAHL MUST PLAY HERE
Washington Has Decided to Retain
the Ex-Manager.
II offered $4,000 COntract-CantiIIOT
Believes thHt Big First Base
man VIII Sign,

SPECIAL 10 The Washington Herald.
New York. Feb Z7.-Jake Stahl will
either play with the washington team
next season or viii be barred from organ
lied baseball
This statement was made tonight by
Manager Cantllon after he had sent the
former leader OF the Nationals contract.
which calls for salary Of $1,000 Can
tillon also said that as soon as Stahl
receives the contract be had little doubt
that the big first baseman would sign al
once.
Cantllon and President Noyes had sew
eral propositions made to them during
the meeting of the American League, but
as they did not believe that any OF me
trades would strengthen the Nationals.
they decided 70 offer Stahl the big salary.
and they feel that he viii return TO Wash
ington without any further trouble.
After much dickering between Clark
Griffith. manager Of the New York Ameri-
cans. and Robert L. Hedges. the owner
Of the St Louis Americans. a deal was
put through this afternoon by which
Griffith released Joe Yeager. his utility
infelder in exchange for Branch
Hickey. a fine young catcher. who last
season developed into one Of the best
hitting backstops in the American League.
The trade was made even up. there being
no money consideration either way.
ST. Louis wanted Yeager badly, yet
Hedges was rather backward in handing
over Hickey until he was assured that
Griffith would not agree to any other
arrangement. Griffith wanted one OF the
St Louis pitchers. but Hedges declared
that such a deal was entirely out of the
question.
Baseball men tonight were inclined TO
the belief that Griffith might make a
deal with some other club for a star
pitcher in return for one of the four
r2fcherE he has euga ged
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
PENN BARS HASKINS.
Will Not Compete for Quakers at
the Johns Hopkins Meet.

Philadelphia, Feb 25.-Penn's track en-
tries for the Johns Hopkins relay car
nival to be held in Baltimore on the
coming Saturday. are announced by
Mike Murphy to be CartmelI, 1G0-yard
dash; Mccullough, 5o-yard high hurdle;
Moffitt, high jump.
The two-mile relay team-Jones. Car
rothcrs. Plumly, and Wilcox-will coIa-
pete against Columbia in special race
Penn defeated the Columbia quartet sew
eral weeks ago in Boston but Haskins
was then a member Of the team. Since
his recent disqualification the strength OF
the team is somewhat weakened.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
EXTRA OFFICE HELP NEEDED.
Tax Collector to Employ Aid After
Regular Hours.

Commissioner West yesterday approved
the recommendation of +. @. Davis, tax
collector, that a number OF clerks be
named for special duty after Office hours
IN connection with the preparation n
tax sale certificates, 20 be paid 1T the rate
OF 20 cents an hour
IN his estimates for 1915 Mr.. Davis has
included provisions fOr an additional
cashier, entry clerk. and coupon clerk.
which, he states. viii be- necessary in
order 20 properly accommodate the
public.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
BUILDERS PROTEST
TangIe Over Construction of New
Masonic Temple Strengthened Out.

The board Of control appointed to erect
the Masonic Temple held meeting yes
ter6ay afternoon and considered the pro-
test Or the sEaster Builders Association
against the choice of contractors 20 bid
upon the specifications Of the new build
ing. The board met In executive session.
1t is understood that the board reached
z conclusion which viii be made known
90 the Master Builders Association
through a letter II was stated that the
reply 70 the builders had not been for
mulIted and would not be made public
until the board had completed its work
iII that particular.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28

First race-Sabado, Water Cooler.
Brawny Lad.
Second race-Grey Plume. Ny Dulere.
Simplicity.
Third race--Gresham, Coincidence.
Lattice.
Fourth raee-Emergency, The Eng
iishman J. Reddick
Fifth race-MoIne Donohue. Edith
May, Dueesa
sixth raee-Judge Post. Bitter Miss
Chase
Seventh raee-Don't Ask Ne, Horse
radish, Gamester.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
si1teen Pitchers at Princeton.

Princeton. \. J.. Feb. ZI--PrinCcton' s
baseball squad was swelled considerable
yesterday by the appearance Of many new
men. More than fifteen candidates for
the position OF pitcher were on hand, and
a likely looking crowd they were. As
yet. however, Ffeyniger is the only abso-
lutely reliable boxman. though Coach
Doyle will undoubtedly develop other
twirlers Carey. of the junior class. is
likely to make the team. This is Carey's
first season out for the varsity. but he
showed exceptional ability in the Sophie
more interclub series IN 1906. Several
freshmen pracuced in the cage yesterday
afternoon.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
VIII FIJI In Potomac Park.

That portion Of Potomac Park living
between TwcHty-seFeHth street and the
tidal reservoir viii be filed in as econ
as the weather permits. Dredging boats
viii be placed i'm the channel above the
reservoir and the dredging dumped upon
the fats. The work is provided for in d
general appropriation.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
ATLANTIC LEAGUE FAILS.
Proposed Outlaw Organization VIII
Not be in Field Next Season.

Wilmington, Feb. 1.-THE Atlantic
League. which has been exploited on
paper for several weeks. has gone up in
smoke. When this organization was frs.
preached it was ignored by the National
Association. and the promoters threatened
10 run as an outlaw circuit. Al Lawson.
who had planned to put a club in VII
miugton in opposition to the Tri-State
club in that city, has Just sold his lease
on the Wilmington bali grounds for $500
to the Tri-Staters. while John Heuney,
one Of the promoters Of the proposed At
lantic League club in Trenton, has thrown
up the sponge.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
Combs Prcnnres tn L.enre-

Leslie Combs. the American Minister
to Guatemala has telegraphed to the
state Department. that he has presented
his letters of recall 10 tho President OF
that republic. Mr.. Combs has been pro
noted 10 Peru as Minister. lie will
probably come to Washington before
going to Peru
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
Coming Tourney at sparrousI,,s.

The management Of Sparroughs alleys
will inaugurate another duckpin tourra-
ment. to start Monday, March 4. The
tourney viii last for one week. from
Monday to Saturday inclusive
Some very attractive prizes will be
offered and high article of rolling will
undoubtedly be seen.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
FueitiHe GirI Arrested.

on the charge of being fugitive from
her parents Emma Jefferson. aged mr.
teen, OF 80 South Carey street, Baltimore.
was arrested yesterday by Detectives
Evans and COrnwell, Of the Central bu-
reau- The arrest was made at the re-
quest OF the girls mother.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
STEWART DEFEATS TODD.
scores 100 to His Opponents 81 Balls
in Southern Pool Tourney.

Fred stewart of Michigan. defeated Joe
Todd. of New Jersey, in the Southern
Handicap pool tournament at the Ma
tonal Hotel last night, score 100 to 81
Stewards steadiness at critical stages
won the game for him.
Walter Wallace. Of Virginia, will meet
Frank Cadet, of Washington. tonight
The match VIII be for 100 balls even
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1907-02-28
HicI>mnu's Suggestion Adopted.

oTl-i'all 70 7 IIV " aalIIAIllII UEIAIU.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 27.-The suggestion
of Charley Hickman. that all advertise
ments be removed from the background
fences and that the centerfield fence be
painted green has been adopted by the
management Of the Cleveland Americans.