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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-30

Mrs Brooks, who resides on Sec
ond street, gave brave battle to des-
perate thief at the corner of Second
and West streets last night at 6
O'Clock, and would have captured him
but for the fact that he pulled him
himself from her grasp and escaped
by running along West street to the
railroad track, where he disappeared.
In the scuffle the thief succeeded in
securing Mrs. Brooks purse, contain
ing about So in small Reno
Journal.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-30

The Idaho bar handles only first
class wines, liquors and cigars. Our
goods are shipped direct to us from
the makers
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-30
AT THE SrEPTOE.

AT THE SrEPTOE.
The following persons were regis
tered at Ely City's popular hosiery
last night: Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Gray,
Seattle, Wash; Herman Wise. Ely;
Mr.. and Mrs. William Letson, II. A.
Letson, Smelterville; r. A. Luke,
Helena. Mont; +, II. James, Salt Lake
City.
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SPEND NIGHT HERE.

Get Zimmerman bread at Ely
Mercantile company. If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-30

A large consignment of Castlegate
and Sunnyside, Utah, coal just re-
ceived. Ely Lumber & Coal Co If
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-12-30
STATE NOTES.

Thirty minutes after the damage
suit of X. II. Burch had been given To
the jury verdict was returned in
favor of the plaintiff, and for dam
ages to the sum of $4,000. The
jury took but one vote, and the first
ballot, awarding the plaintiff the
damages stated above, received nine
asserting votes, and three dissenting
votes. 1t required but nine votes to
secure a verdict, and on a second bal
lot the verdict was unanimous.
Winnemucca News
Traffic ON the Nevada-C California
near Modoc in Lassen county yester-
day was tied up by a sand storm.
The high wind carried the desert
sands like so much water until the
track for quite distance was COM
pletely buried. Passengers and crew
Joined in the work of attempting to
clear the right of way but without
success The section crew finally
came to tie rescue and after con-
siderable difficulty traffic was re-
Journal
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TEST THIS MORNING.

Try Ely Mercantile company for
good bread.
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Assessment work affidavit blanks
for sale at the White Pine News Of
fees.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-ONE COOK STOVE,
one heating stove, 2 bed springs,
one rocker, etc. Address, p. o.
Box 400. Ely. I'll
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT - HOUSEKEEPING
suite and rooms for rent Mrs.
Mingus, 4th ST. 20-4
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FOR SALE OR GROOMING
house. Apply G. r. Reeves.
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FOR T-STOREROOM NEAR
Fourth and Aultman. Enquire of
DR.. Wallace. 10-1-tf
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Now that Cleveland has obtained
O'Brien as general utility man. there is
little probability that George Nil will
be traded TO the Maps. Cantillon has
practically decided to retain Harry
Schlahy as handy man for the Nationals.
so Nil Will be transferred to some other
club. although no such deal Is likely to
be put through until the squad returns
from its training trip
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
GREAT GAME IS PROMISED
George Washington and Georgetown
Meet Again This Evening.
Blue and Gray is Determined to
Hatchetites Expect to Win.

What promises to be one Of the hardest
fought games OF basketball ever played
in this city will be decided at the
Light Infantry Armory this evening. when
George Washington and Georgetown meet
in the second game Of the series for the
intercollegiate championship Of the Dis
trict. The game viii be called at O'Clock
and twenty-minute halves VIII be played
The defeat which the Blue and Gray re-
ceived at the hands Of their local rivals
on Wednesday evening was one Of the
greatest disappointments that Georgeown
has experienced in years. and the West
End quint viii 60 onto the floor tonight
backed no by the alumni and Undergrad
yates. determined 20 wipe out the stain
Judging by the talk around George
Washington yesterday afternoon. practi-
cally the whole Hatchetitcs student body
will be on hand TO receive the first Buff
and Blue athletic team that has ever
dowued Georgetown. The George Wash
iugton team is in good shape and conf
dent that it Will have little difficulty in
administering a severe drubbing 20 it's
rivals Capt Rice will probably start the
game, and his presence is expected 10 be
Of great assistance 10 his team mates.
The rs~ob4bfa Tiua-f1u-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
STILL PRACTICE VOODOOISM.
Admiral Chester Describes savage
Rites of the Haftians.

Though denied by the Haitians. there
is evidence TO show that even in late
years voodooism' is practiced by the na-
tives. including in its rites the murder Of
infants and cannibalism.' said Admiral
Colby N. Chester. L. 5. y, in lecture
on Santo Domingo and Haiti before the
National Geographic Society last night.
III proof Of this. Admiral Chester told Of
the experience of an American officer
who. while in the interior OF Haiti, came
upon band of these worshipers engaged
in the observance Of their ceremonies. IN
which the sacrifice of an infant is de-
manded. called by the "voodooists'' the
sacrifice of the goat without horns.
The officer was observed. made a pris-
oner. and his life demanded as a forfeit
for having intruded upon the sacred mys-
terieS Of the -'vUodoo' worshipers. He
was saved from immediate execution Sy
the priests, and the ceremonies proceeded
In his presence, fast developing into an
orgy. In their frenzy his presence was
forgotten, and he made good his escape,
reaching his ship IN safety.
Though q man OF Uud0Ubted bravery,
said Admiral Chester. he was thoroughly
frightened by the sights of which he had
to his own statement. the memory of his
experiences on that day Will remain with
him forever
A photograph OF eight worshipers Of
''voodo0ism'' on their way 10 execution,
one IF them the mother Of the infant
sacrificed. was shown by Admiral Ches-
ter The mother maintained. he said.
that as the child was hers. she could d5
with it as she pleased. The various forms
Of government. the numerous revolutions.
the life and character of the people, and
the latter-day p5licies of the government
were outlined by the lecturer.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
WELL-BALANCED CARD.
Fast Track and Good Time Make In
tereSting Sport nj Ascot.

Los Angeles, March L-WeH-balanced
selling races constituted the racing pro-
gramme II Ascot Park to-day. The track
was fast, and good time was made in the
different events Only two fairly long
shots were able to win-Bauble in the
fourth. and Pepper and Salt in the sixth.
Summaries.
FIRST RACE Selling. six furongS TaXeT. IL
Knapp. To l. won: Bribery ll0 Ross, % o.
second. Madden III t}olandi. to /, third. Time
IIi Red Garter. Christian, and Dr. Crook also
ran.
SECOND RACE-seiIing; one mile, Rama, lO5
lPlrsroul , to l. won; Lucrece los lkunzl, TO l.
second, Sun Marx, l05 Clar-i to l. third Time
I:H& Phyz, Netting Lady Chisweii. AIeddimg
Daisy and Hattie Carr also ran
THIRD KACE-Scliing; sin furlongs Taylor
George. IL (R0ssl 8 TO 10, won; Fro Pyro, 81 Me
Danielj, TO l. second Zelina. IS ,Bussei. Is To /
third. Time. IL. The Major. l. WrUnseman, La
cen. Silicat, and Merry Sport also ran
FOURTH RACE Selling; mile Bauble. lO7
tHaTr.si. 10 to ]. won Elmdaie 100 lBussell, to
J. second; Einsman. III (Radtkel TO ,. third
Time, 1:i2i5 Prince Ching. Prince Frederick, Noun
tebauk aud Salina also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Selng; seven furlongs. Josies
Jewel l05 PresIonl. il TO . won; Stoessel IL tAlc
Daniel 90 !. second; o. p. Miner. Ill knapp
20 l. third Time 37ls. Cotllion, King OF Mist
and Folcasta also ran.
SIXTH RACE-SCllng; six furlOngs, Pepper and
salt l02 iR1ssl TO l. wen; Alcas1dor l07 lKunzi
to >, second: Lady katy, lO2 CTalberu. to 1.
third. Time Is Illusion. Blue Bottle. ST OF.
Kamssck, Ponemah. I'd Tracy, Teddy Mack, and
Gold Ledge also ran.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
IN JOHNS HOPKINS MEET.
Georgetown Relay Runners VIII
Have Tryouts Tonight.

Georgetown will send FIVE men 10 the
Johns Hopkins meet tonight at Balti-
more. These men are Capt. Montgomery,
ex-Capt. Jimmie Sullivan, DeFme'
O'BoyIe. and Cohen. all members or can
didates for the relay team. They are all
entered in the quarter-mile run, and their
showing IN this race tonight will q far
toward deciding the final makeup Of the
team which IS to compete for the inter
collegiate championship of the South with
Virginia at the Georgetown indoor meet
March g.
The athletes are all in good condition,
and Capt Montgomery is confident that
some of the men viii show up well in this
race Hencruau. tie Georgetown shot
puJteT. Is also entered tonight, and strong
hopes are entertained Of his carrying or
the honors IN the 16-pound shot-put-
johns Hopkins offered TO match the
Georgetown relay team against strong
Southern aggregation, but as the team
has not yet been picked. owing 10 the
Sact that two or three of the men are
having Il nip and tuck for their places,
Coach Reilly decided that the best test
for the several men would be 10 enter
them ia this quarter-miie run and pick
the men for the Blue and Gray relay
team according 10 the order in which
they finish this race tonight
Now that the Fordham University meet
has been declared of. the Georgetown
relay team will not make its annual trip
e. New York this year To alleviate the
disappointment which the Georgetown
runners have met with in not being able
10 meet some If the Northern cracks, the
mana cement hopes TO keep the team in
tact until the close Of the year and enter
the jamestown Exposition meets
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.


THIRD RACE-one and one-siTteenth miles S
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Cantillon had another long talk with
Tom Hughes the other day on the sub
jet of being good next summer No
temperance clause has been inserted in
the elongated twirler's contract, but he
has given his new chief his solemn
promise that he will tread the straight
and narrow throughout the champion
ship campaign
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
CAT PREDICTS FIRES.
Can FOreteII Alarm n Few Seconds
Before IL Is Sounded.

As is generally known all animals
have a wonderful instinct of danger
before it is at hand. Jim" an or
binary house cat at No truck of the
Washington fire department. Four
teenth street and Ohio avenue. is usual
" able to foretell the sounding Of a
fire alarm few seconds before il
reaches the station Jim has a horror
of the ticking machine that brings in
the alarm and the noise and confusion
If the men and apparatus getting out.
which invariably follows.
When he became a member Of
the department jim" hated the ticking
machine. and whenever At went off he
scampered upstairs and hid under
bed He stiil does this, but he has got
his stunt i0v-T To such a fine point that
usually he is under the bed before the
men know that an alarm is coming in.
And he stays there until the men.
horses. and apparatus return from the
fire, no matter how long they are away.
Nc explanation has been offered as to
how the cat knows an alarm is about 10
be sounded. Some Of the firemen say
that electricity has something TO 90
with letting jim know that the ticker
is about to go off.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
OAK LAWN TRACK Is RAIDED
Hot Springs Authorities Swoop
Down on Bookmakers.
Racing officials Expected Arrests
and VIII Make a Test Case in
the Arkansas Courts.

Hot Springs March 1.-The local au-
thorities. headed by the sheriff, raided
the local ring this afternoon. arTeSting
the first crew who posted odds on the
days opener and escorting them 20 the
leased on bond.
The move on the part Of the authorities
had been anticipated by the Oak Lawn
management. and the crew taken were but
dummies. installed for the purpose Of
making q test case of the Ams bin,
which became law Wednesday.
Scalplock. the heavily backed favorite
in the fourth. and the days feature. won
through the superior riding % Shilling,
who poked his mounts nose in front in
the last stride Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs. c. r. shilling 100
lshiningl. TO l. won; Toro. lo3 tF. swain. p 70
second: Water Lock. % tDeTbonl. y TO !. third
Time. OsJ45 Gegre Williams Great Pirate,
AIbgrt NJ. Opiauy. and Listen TO Aie also ran
AECOND RACE-Four furlongs- Erebus ll2
lts.euy 9 20 . won; Bills BoWiegs. 100 tShilling'.
20 TO- second: Watuga. l05 tt;rhithi. TO 1.
third. Time. 90 s. Souee Travel Extra. and
Dandy Dancer also ran.
weber. 10 nIorelaBdi TO l. won; Campsn. l07
tYoungl % 90 J. second: Thcodocia. los tShIlingi,
% l. third Time. Is. Sam Chiffon d., Root.
Moonlight Murphy LangsJon. Ticmey. d.. Went
kerr Black Enamel Wool Startie, Don Hart and
Good and Rich also
FOURTH RACE-One mile. Scalpock I02 iShIll-
ingl IS 10 To- Won. John Garner. 100 lF. swain,
20 T. second; Peter knight. l95 Hagen. 10 10 !.
thiId. Time. / A. Red Light, Leta Duffy, and
Suzanne Rocamo-a also ran
FIFTH RACE-Six f,iIongs: three -year-0lds. sell
ms Dr. Lee Huffman. l01 tNl0Ieaudl. 10 7,
wen. Chancellor. lG shilling, 20 10. second
Narposa 100 Dearborn 20 J. third. Time, IL IS.
EG1rino Sweet kitty. charlie Heeney, Dorie, Jim
Simpson. and Storm also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mue and seventy yards. Lans-
dowue. l07 r. swami % /. won; Skyward. 81
JBurtonI 10 /. second, Dan MeKenna. 10 More
landi 6 % J. third. Time. 40. Charles Mckee.
Athena Oasis Wooltesss, sultry. Neva WEIGH. LIN
dale. Incubator. Balshot, Prince Of FleS. and
Falkland also
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
STARS AT HOT SPRINGS.
Baseball Players Getting Into shape
mt Arkansas Resort.

hot Springs. March 1.-The ballplay-
ers and athletes are beginning to come
IN from all parts Of the country Among
the big league players who are now
here are Capt William Coughlin. VIII
liam Donovan, George Mullen. ed Slew
ers KiHen. Schmidt, Schaefer, and
Charles O'Leary. ali OF the Detroit
American League Club.
Nick Altrock. of the Chicago White
Sox club, is also here OF the Boston
American League Charles Armbruster,
catcher. and Joe Harris pitcher, are
here. Bill Dineen and Cy Young are
expected in few days. The weather
just now is bad. and the players viii
not be able TO do any outside work for
several days.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Looking for Missing Boy.

The police were requested yesterday
to lend their aid in trying TO locate
Charles Purvis, age twelve. who has
been missing from his home at 7O6 Third
street northeast since Thursday after
noon. The boy was last seen as he left
his house to go out to play with some of
his companions 4 lookout. giving his
fun description. was sent to Ell the pre-
cinct stations in the hope that he might
be apprehended.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
JOCUND TAKES GINETTE.
FavOrite Finishes in Front in Fea-
tuFe at EmeryViIIe.

San Francisco. March 1.-Jocund, the
favorite, captured the Ginette Handicap
at seven furlongs at Emeryville this
afternoon after close contest The
six-furlong dash was spoiled by bad
start Romaine and Sir Brillar beat
the gate, and the latter proved a handy
winner
The racing was marked by several
close finishes. Orena beat Pajaroita by
a neck in the first Blanche c.. Pimp-
king. Duke of Orleans. and Mechant
finished heads apart in the third race
The summaries:
FIRST EACE-Half mile. Olcna. 100 tIoernerl,
o. 5 won: Pajaroita ig flowers, z TO > sec
ond; Adcna 100 Brown. % to !. third Time.
e:pl5. BiUy Watkins Heather Scot Rhinestone
Boggs. Wayne. and Ed B. also
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half fWlongs. III
Prime-o. 100 lMcIntyrel TO . won. Bright Albert.
100 rKelly l. 20 l. second: Black sam. 100 Twill
iams) TO . third Time. 90 Is. Redera. Queen
Alamo Ruby Vino Modesia. The Broker, Manila,
Ned Ubrg and Imator also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs. Blanche C., 100
Brown. 9 TO l. won: Ifm9bn, l0a tDuganl. 10 10
l. second: Duke Of Orleans. 100 SANDY. to 1.
third. Time, l;l6 Is Merchant. Gala. Gold
Heather. seven BELLS. Royal Maxim, Tawasentha.
and FrascUela also ran
R0trou loo SANDY, 10 . won Little AIiTthful.
leg lBoreil. TO 8 second; Cardinal SaTt0. lo9
lC;rossl 70 . third. Time 80 Is Black Prince.
Taiamund. The only Way. and Csneio also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sh furlongs Sir Briiiar, les
(tirahaml To ., won. bcmane. los tBfOWnl, 5
10 l. second: Maasard. 10 tScoviilel. 10 s. third.
Time. IL % LcId o. the Forest and Van Ness
alsi ran.
SIXTH RACE-Ginette Handicap: seyen-eighths
Of a mile. Jocund. I05 g9irahaml. , to . won; Sea
Lad. 100 Duganl. 20 I. second; Fisher Bos. l0i
iRec.ncsl. % > third Time. l2d P0ntotoc
NcptGnus, and Blue Eyes also Ian.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
snuires Has Not fet started.

San Francisco. March lit turns out
that Bill Squire is still in Australia.
but that he intends to sail for this
country on March II, which will land
him here about April 4.
Squires was In Melbourne when Jack
Johnson knocked out Peter Felix in
two minutes at sydney the other day,
bu that did not change the alleged an
tipodean champions plans regarding a
visit to America.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
SUNDAY BALL AT DETROIT.
Vigorous Campaign 10 BE WaEed
for Games on Sabbath.

Detroit. March Sunday baseball,
which Detroit has been denied for some
years may De restored through the me
dunn of the ballot. Representative George
". Duncan. the trades uuionist member
Of the legislature from this CITY Will in
troduce a bin allowing people of different
cities 20 vote on the Sunday baseball
proposition al the coming April election.
As union men and working men geneT-
ally favor IT, and the vote is usually
light, IT is thought it viii carry.
Other American League teams will re-
joice. as it viii boost their receipts In
Detroit.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
COMMISSIONERS DEFEATED.
w. l.. 1. Victory Over District Build
ing Quint Gives Ordways title.

In fast. rough game the Washing
ton Light Infantry last night defeated
the Commissioners in basketball by
Az to 321z.
For the winners Barker was the star.
with ten goals TO his credit, while
Hughes played the best game for the
Commissioners.
This knocks out the Commissioners
last chance Of winning the pennant. The
Ordways will be the fortunate ones
this year.
In the early part OF the second half
Robey and Draeger. tho opposing CEN
ters, were ruled off the floor for rough
play. and as Infantry was unable TO
produce q substitute FOR Robey the
Commissioners consented to play four
against four
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Fancy Skating Exhibitionx.

Prof. A. p Demers. champion fancy
and trick roller skater of the world, viii
be at the Convention Hall rink Monday,
Tuesday. and Wednesday nights to meet
al competitors for his title. Since his
first exhibition, in 1873 Prof. Demers has
figured in 5000 exhibitions and competi
tons, ZOO of which have been in foreign
countries.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

First race-Rehned, No Quarter. Blue
Dale
Second race-Bert Osra, GothoIine
Marvel I.
Third Tace-Tinker, Lady Ellison.
Grace Larsen.
Fourth race-Tileing, St Valentine,
Don't Ask Ne.
Fifth race-Keator. Granada. Light
Note.
sixth race-Etta NJ. Little Elkin, DR..
Young,
Seventh race-Sonoma Belle, Reside,
Horseradish.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Martin and Connolly Draw.

Philadelphia. March TERRY Martin
and Bentley Connolly, Of Portland, Ne.
proved a card which crowded the Spring
Garden Athletic Club tonight. the men
boxing six rounds 10 draw in the wind
up. Connolly devoted a great deal OF his
work to an effort to send his right to
Martins jaw, but Terry easily escaped
the ma jority Of these leads.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Love and Racing.

Mr.. c. II. L. Johnston, a Washington
author, has written novel, Ryder OF
Warrington, a dashing tale of love
and racing. Virginia and Washington
life. fun Of incident and local flavor.
Il has been secured exclusively by The
Washington Herald, and will be run as
a serial, the first chapters TO be pub
lished tomorrow Il is q story you
cannot afford to miss.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
FEATURE RELAY RACES.
InterdepartmentaI and Fat Men
Matches on Programme.

Although Manager Grumpy, of the
Georgetown indoor meet. which is to
be held at Convention Hall on March
9. has decided to have all entries close
tonight, ne viii make special ex-
ception in the case of the entries Of the
State War, and Navy departments. who
are to enter relay teams in champion
ship interdepartmental relay race.
The special relay race between the
Jolly Fat Mems Club and another
heavy weight team is now a certainty.
The members of the ex-Georsetown
team are: Percy Givens and Tom Neal
two giants on the 04 football eleven;
ICY" Cummins another former football
star and j. Brown. This race. coming
Immediately after a contest between
two midget schoolboy teams, should
furnish plenty of amusement to the
spectators
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
HUBBARD SCORES 80 GOALS.
Establishes New League Record In
second ReEiment-Capron Game.

The Second Regiment team swamped
the Capron Cadets in the amateur league
at the Center Market gym. last night by
1H 70 S. Except for the shooting OF
SchIitz Schlosser and Blonde Hubbard, the
game was devoid Of any interest The
former made twenty-seven goals. and the
latter established a new record for the
league, with thirty baskets 10 his credit
Lineup and summary.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Entries for Saratoga stakes.

New York, March Entries for
number Of stakes to be run at Saratoga
will close on Monday at midnight. in
Guiding the Saratoga Handicap of So
eco, and the Saratoga Cup OF $500.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
tNin Gire Rending for blind.

Mrs. Sara 4. Hubbard, Of Chicago, will
read her Religion of Cheerfulness' IN
the room for the blind in the Congress
sional Library this afternoon at 2:51
O'Clock
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
wENwRICK DEFEATS KING.
Pittsburg Man Proves an Easy Vic
tim 10 New York Crack.

TIL 10 Wv EVa =
In the fifth match of the Great South
ern Pool Tournament William Wenrick.
of New York. defeated Edward King, Of
Pittsburg, 100 to So
Both players were in poor form. and
the large crowd was disappointed at
the showing.
Frank Sherman, the scratch :nen IN
the tournament, viii meet Joe Todd,
playing 125 to 100.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
Rclmonts No. RnItimore Churchmen

lumbia Duckpin League, Will roll
three games with the Second Presby-
terrain team. of the Baltimore Church
League, at the Royal alleys tonight.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02

Field goals BARKER lloi. LOTUS t5l krammer '6l.
Robey 49, Kelly o. Hughes %. Draeser CD. MOrI-
agity. Chisolm o. Points ON fouis-W. l.. l.. p.
Commissioners ga Refefee-Mr. C0ihower. Time
keepei-Mr- HeiH. SoQTer-Nr. Fisher.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-02
JAKE STAHL REFUSES
Declines Offer of $1,000 to
Play with Nationals.
NOT A QUESTION OF SALARY
Former Manager wires The Herald
That Contract Is satisfactory, but
That the Washington Club Owners
Know the Real Reason for His Re-
fusaI TO Return TO This City.


Sporting Editor HeraIdi
will not return to Washington.
IL Is not question of salary. The
reasons for not returning, and
they can tell you if they desire.
GARLAND sTAHL.