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The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benz Woodruff, OF Post & Flagg.-
THE market opened strong. with prices
slightly higher thcn the close of last
Friday. There was marked improve
ment in prices during the day, notably
Union Pacific, which gained nearly .
per cent from its opening price. Shorts
found stocks pretty scarce, and there
was good buying besides. This made
prices move up quite easily. ] do not
think, however. that the public IS going
10 follow up rising prices just yet, and
the general situation does not warrant
any aggressive bull campaign"
E. w. Crew. Of Henry Clews & Co.
with three days start. the London
quotations this morning for American
stocks showed no material change. AS
has been pointed out, the partial recOv-
cry in prices has been due almost en-
tirely to the covering of shorts. and
this is still the important feature. Lon
don and the commission houses were
the principal buyers this morning,
most of the offerings being from the
large traders The latter element is
now well represented on the floor. as
many brokers who have been away
during the summer have returned.
This should lead TO more activity as
soon as they get their bearings"
G. Bowie Chipman. of E. R. Chapman
& Co-"From the first prices to-day's
market showed short covering, and In
places manipulation TO the end OF ad-
vancing prices and giving certain IS
sues an appearance OF strong support.
Shorts were run In energetically in
Smelters, and in a lesser degree in
Reading and Union Pacific. The gen.
eral list closed from a point to 2h
points UP. 1 am unable to attribute #
to anything other than the two causes
mentioned, and do no expect to see
this level sustained. although, Of course,
the present impetus may carry some
issues higher"
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
DEEDS OF TRUST.

Square l0l2-Edwsrd A. Trip to Henry Il. Berr-
mann and George NJ. Emmerich. 10 secure
Metropolis Building Association, No. 8, 500
los Il.
Square s79-George W. Barnes to lie Roy Brett
barth and Charles s. Muir, to secure Lille
Brsitbarth, $3.50 5 years, per cent semi
annually; lot IS. Same to D. Engle, Wilmot W.
Trew. and H. Clifford Bangs to secure Morris
R. George sz,7O9. 70 6s months. per cent
sam0 property.
Square 9s5-Slay f Doolan and Annie E. Nc
Inerney % Maurice ID. Rosenberg and William
Montgomery. TO secure Dime Savings Bank 5000
years. per cent, seTai-aBBuaily. lot 76
Square i00e-Daniel A. Caliaghan ct ux to John F.
Deaohoe and AiilbGn J. Donoboe, 20 secure J.
Raymond Thorn, 500 l TO 10 months and 500
in = months per cent, lot l9s
Holmead Manor-Paufine H. RoJne et vir William
Oscar, II, TO Thomas II. Banes and n r
H8Henstein 10 secure Percy II. Russell 81 200,
l to s. months. pcr cent; lot %. block IS
KoseiDsko Pisee-FredeTiek S. Crismond et Tx to
Carl Wsbler and James E Talhert TO secure
joseph Wahler, 500 TO i9 months. lots p and
g. block 5.
Square 45t-Beruard n. Harding TO l. Pierce Bote-
Ter and Thomas 2. Stephenson. TO secure 8fu-
tual Fire Insurance Company, 1900 / year, 5
Der cent, seni-snnuslly. part original lot s
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.


kAElNf1 ANlANA aAu hiuit1Alr+I
BUTTER-Demaud moderate and market steady.
Creamery fancy. Z715a2s, Western frsts a91a27;
seconds 24a25; PROCESS fancy Z3sa2f; dairy choice
lea23; good, le; store packed, fresh, lsai9.
CHEESE-New York State. factory large. LIZA
l3A do SMALL liiaal5, summer, large, Hal5; West
ern factory, new. choice, E3zal5; d. fair 70 good
Il. Virginia, 10
EGGs-Receipis moderate: demand active. Near
by fresh Virginia DAB West Virginia and Southwest
Virginia Zls22; Tennessee 2la22. North Carolina %.
LIVE POULTRT-RCcgipts liberal, market quiet
Spring chickens Eals; do. small, y; hens, B;
7uosters. T. ducks large. nal2. do, small sa9.
geese 6as turkeys toms, per IT,, ~ do, hens, Is,
do, thin 10: keats. 10
DRESSED POULTRY-Receipts light; marke:
steady. Turkeys, hens, un0fawn. Per H., Is; do,
average undrawn. l5al6 do thin. 10: old toms. l3.
chickens. large. l7al5 hens choice Is; rOostsTs.
q; ducks, old, 9alo; spring, l9all geese, sall-
DRESSED MEATS - Calves. fun dressed. eco:
heads of, s00a9o0; hog-dressed calves. 500; hams
country. sugar-cuped. l4al5.
VEGETABLES-2otatoes, Per barrel, home grown.
I25aly9: sweet potatoes. 30oai00; vans. 25ls3 %
cabbage, psT barrel, 50 cuGmbers. North Carolina,
Local. 80: lettuce. home grown. hauel. lo0al 80
onions, Maryland and Virginia. PER bushel 75a90;
do Maryland and Virginia. peE barrel. 250a2. 3
string beans. green. per basket, l0al.2; beets.
bunch 5s4; caBtaoupes. @aie.
GREEN FRUITS-Apples, loose packed, l0Qal- %
peaches. per box. L75a20; do, Common, 75al0o.
SUNDRIES- -Beeswax. %; tall0w. 5a5is; honey,
white clover. lib, new. .: d. do. 2lb.. new 10
aI2 ginseng per h.. 600a659; seneca. per h.. 20;
golden SEAL 43ai pink, l2ali; mandrake. 2as snake
root 35.
GRAIN-wheat, choice, s0as2; do. fair to good.
75a1s. do. ordinary. 79al2. e. 60a65: corn. shell
white. 62a6f; do yellow 61a6i: do. ear. 325a3 50
cats, Western, white No. , 6la62; do mixed. 59aso.
HAY AND STRAW-Timothy, choice, 290oa2Lo0;
do No l. l9O0a200O; do. No ?. n.0oale00; mixed
hay lSO0als00; clover l5O0al7.50; straw. rye. per
bundle no0; do. do. machine thTashed 659as. 7J
do. wheat go.
WOOL AND HIDES-Wool market steady: hides
generally dull Wool, washed. free q burs. per lb
s3; do. mWashed. free Of burs, @; do. bury. 25.
Hides. green, per b. o; do. dry, Ball. Sheopskins
green, each. s0sLO0 do., dry each, 2a7. Csfskins.
green, each. LIS.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Miller & Co. members Of
the New York Stock and Cotton exchanges and New
Orleans Cotton Exchange. 1855 street northwest
New YORK, Sept. 3.-The resumption Of business
was attended by little activity and an absence Of
any news from any direction calculated to throw
fresh light on tie situation. What sdviccs drtfted
in from Texas ty mail were Of the same character
we have been receiving for weeks Of high prices
and active demand for spots and certainty Of short
age account Of drought. Some rain fell In Texas
over the holidays but in no instance was there
much excerpt IN the single instance Of II aston
where the record was for "a inches Tor three DAYS
The market was in the main local. some foreign
buying orders for the nearer positions being fail
ure. Prices showed lower tendency, but not much
animation displayed. trading being still OF
holiday character The bureau figures for septern-
Der arc the main thing ahead. and while they
have been In q measure discounted around T. the
knowledge that Texas has been making no improve
ment since August q and possibly has been sim
losing encourages the bull faction and fayors b,v
ing on soft spots.
Liverpool Is due to come up on near and up
on distant months.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
NEW YORK AfuNEY.

New YORK Sept 3.-Money on eau at the stock
exchange to-day opened AZ DT cent, highest. !:
lowest IA closing. 3. Most q the loans we're at 8
per cent Time money was quiet to-day and with
out change. Rates, 5Ras per cent for thirty apd
sixty days. eaeh per cent for ninety days. and
5za6z per cent for I've aud six months.
Mercantile paper was dull there being little de-
mand; rates SEA- per cent for four to six mouths
bills receivable aud primo single names; per cent
ara upward for others.
Sterling exchange again eased to-day. demand
rates declining Is points
hSrea for actual business were as follows; sixtv
dayA AsZoa4SZz5; demand, 9.ssl04.ssl5 cables
tsSSea4s sdS5; commercial bils wero 4s&a4s2s.. The
supply Of cotton bills vas increased.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Union Stock Yards. H. Sept. 3-CATTLE-Re-
ceipts, ESQ; market natives steady; Westerns 10
per cen: lower. Prime beeEes, 540aT.25; poor 10
medium 4l0a5.2 20; COWS and heifers 250a539: can
neTs, L3la250 Texans. 360a5 25 Westerns, 4l0a6 Is.
H0Gs-Receipts. Is 0o0 market steady to cents
lower; light 595ae05; rUughs 57o mixed. 5.45a6s5;
pigs. 5.35a629
SHEEP-Receipts. E,0O9; market strong; native
sheep, 3.ooa550 Western sheep, 4.0oa55e native
lambs 375a7.00; Western lambs, 500a5 i0
New York Sept 3-CATTLE-Receipts $50. no
trading tn live catte feeling firm; dressed beef IN
demand and frm at tssl0A per pound for native
sides; Texan beef, 7ae
ByES-Receipts. go; veals steady; srassers
and buttsrmilks slow; 80 unsold; veals 6.0os950;
trow-outs. 450s5.5o, Tassers and buttemilss, 30Os
$40; Maryland calves SIS; dressed calves steady;
citydresSed Feas. 9al4 per pound: c0untry-dressed.
7ai3
SHEEP AND LAAIBS-Receipts. 4.e90; market
steady, bat trade rather slow. Sheep steady, IN
changed; one car, si2H culIs. 5.ooa5.5a
H0Gs-Receipts s,90; steady for oil weights;
State and Pennsylrania, 6s5aTl0
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
DAILY COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, September 3, 19O79
Equity Court No. 1.


JUSTICE GOULD
Bex vs.. Emmeriel; substitute trustee appointed.
Complsinants solicitor, NJ strasbuger.
LipscOmb vs.. Fletcher: rsle 10 show cause. IT.
turnabe September q Complainant's solicitor. W.
P. PIumIey.
Harris & shafeF Company rs. Evans; order sp-
pointing Andrew Wilson and Milton Strasburger re-
ceivers. Complainants solicitors. Wilson & Barks-
dale: defendants solicitors ID. S. Maekail and N.
StrssbHgr.
Csuiaed rs. White; hearing rule continued.
CO--T'Si-7'-:'7 =7t'-.-c-, L. J. Bernhard
United Press Association IS United Press AssOCia-
tiOns; rule 70 show cause. returnahie October j,
1907. Complainants solicitor, l. A. Bailey
Robinson Va Hewett. sale decreed. Complainant s
solicitors Rslstonf siddons; defendants solicitor.
P. J. Ryan.
In re Teuancs Mc5ee; lgBstic order Of august 8,
lo0g, smended 50 as te show change Of name
Green vs. American Security and Trust Company;
pro c5nfesso ordered set aside. Compainants soci-
tor. l. H. David: defendants solicitor. " A. Nc
hsBnfy.
Gonzzga College vs. Youngshire; decree vestins
title in complainant By adverse possession. Con-
painant's solicitor. Charles J. Murphy.
Jones vs., Jones; rIie 20 show cause, returnable
September G. 1907. C0mpisiDsnt's solicitor. J. L.
Pugh. r.. and Fountain Peyton defendants solici-
tors. Thomas l. Jones and n strSsbWgeI.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Extra, per exit, 5.5ea5.75; butcher, 40
a5. 60; common. Z59s3o0.
$50
SHEEP-Clipped, 35Oaio0: common, 25oa300.
LAMBS-Spring. CHOICE 7n71s medium. 81
CALYES-Prime. per ID, 8: medium. 7a75z grass,
&ss5
C0ws-Prime. fresh. each. 40Ma5oO: common.
2o.e0a3000s old and dry sc0al0o0.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by A. o. Brown & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange and the Chi
cago Board Of Trade Munsey Building
Chicago, Sept. 3.-Whest prices moved irregularly
but the tendency generally was upward. A steady
opening was followed by break Of about half
cent under liquidation and bear pressure Then
came a sharp fally bullish foreign advices and
frost damage news from the Canadian Northwest
Sentiment seemed TO favor higher prices and shorts
operated cautiously. Chicago reported large sales
news caused general buying 81. Louis shippers re
ported good sales Of cash wheat to outside mills
Corn was firm and higher at the opening. due 10
news Of cool weather. light receipts small stocks,
and covering. Later there slight decline un-
der realizing and in sympathy with whsat but this
subsequently turned into an advance by commits
sion house buying.
Oats dull, ana IN the absence Of active bull
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
Probate Court.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate q Babette Freirick viii admitted 70 pro
bate and letters tsstameutaTy granted 10 Lewis
Frsirick bond. se0o. Attorneys Wolf & ROsen-
berg.
Estate Of John H. Dunlop; viii admitted TO pro
bate and letters tesiamen1ary granted % Sarah Y.
Dunlop; bond, SIS. Attomeys, Lyon & Lyon
Estate q J. Henley Smith order 10 exchange
stock. Attorney. " A. McEenney.
Estate Of Martin Ganncn; viii dated October q,
1855 fled
Estate Of Ami Smith; VIII admitted 20 probate
and letters testamentary granted to Mary II. Smith
bond. s50o Attorney. John c. Fay.
Estate Of Lusanna A. Crandell; viii dated AITi
q 1881 filed.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

27sE-Fredsrick Bex vs. George If. Emmerich ct
al TO substitute Trustee C0mpainants solicitor. J.
i. Msedel.
Z's2s-Arthur L. Lipscomb rs. James J. Fletcher;
injunction and cancellation Of notes. Complainant
solicitor w. T. PlHmley.
132s-United Press Association IS United Pres
Associations e al. injunction. Complainsnts So
licifcr l. A BAILEY
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
Inv RUi1H.

as775-Willism r. Dashields IS W B. Moses &
Sons; damages. S20.o0o. Plaintiffs attorneys. L. ].
Aather and Walter L. Clark.
4ss7e-James " Cummings Randolph 7. War
wick: damages, Sl5.60. Plaintiffs attorney, l. A.
Bailey.
497T-HaFmOn 8 Palmer Hollow Concrete Build
ing Block Company IS. John F, Kileea lappelisutl
appeal. Defendants attorney. L. A. Bailey.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
Criminal Court No. 1.
JUSTICE GOULD.


United States rs. Charles 7. Tovnley. nonsup7ort
Of wife: recognizance $50 taken with ". A. Stew
an surety.
United States Ys. Andrew jenkins assault with
dangerous weapon; recognizance $50 taken, with
Samuel Il Walker surety
United States IS George johnson, assault with
dangerous weapon. recognizRnce 2.00 taken. with
William J. Howard surety
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

All advertising contracts made by The
Washington Herald are based upon its
sworn circulation-a circulation in Wash
ington larger by thousands than was ever
before attained by any morning newspa-
: sr at the Capital. Its books are open.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

New York, Sept. 5-wHEAT-Strong; big busi-
ness. No. l Northern Duluth, TO arrive. lOc over
October. (. O. b.. No. 2 red. I. 0. b., LOlh; No. 2
hard. f. 0. b.. Lei%; No. 2 macaroni. 81, f. O. b..
No. macaroni 90.
OATS-Fim: trade inactive Elevator pricss:
No. 2 white. 81; No. white, s3is; No mixed,
57h.
The mics for futures fnllnW;
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
EXCURSIONS.

Visitors 10 jamestown at this time VIII
find an added attraction in tie naval display IN
Hampton Roads. The Norfolk and Washington
steamers from this city traverse the feet on their
way to jamestown and Norfolk. There are two sail
ings Of boats Of this line daily-one st a. n aud
The other at $50 p. m Day steamers give an excel
lent opportunity for tourists 10 view the beautiful
and historic Potomac throughout its entire course to
the Chesapeake and constitutes 3 very popular
means OF transportation. Both day and night boats
land directly the fair pier For ststeToom accom-
modations. tickets, &c. apply at Seventh stTest
wharf or st 705 Fourteenth street. first floor Of the
Colorado Building.
One finds Chevy Chase Lake thronged,
no matter what the weather may be. Splendid
H1usic is a magnet that always attracts, and ths
presence Of the Marine bsndsmeu at this resort
would undoubtedly crowd the place were there no
other attractions whatever But there are many
more. After the copcert dancing IS in order. and
there are bowling alleys shooting galleries. and the
motion picture heater TO visit the swings and ether
facilities FOR diversion. The Sunday concerts are
very popular with music lovers. the programmes for
these evenings being especially arranged one can
always depend upon the Chevy Chase Lake car SER
ce being entirely satisfactory.
The big crowds that are leaving Chesa-
psaks Junction ever day are bound for Chesape&ss
Beach, and they are attracted to the resort because
Of the excellent fishing. The extended pier nearly
mile long. is an ideal place for the angler who
likes to pull in the fish
IL addition to the fishing, Chesapeake Beach offers
the delights Of plunge into the salt water or the
pleasures Of a sail Alcng the big boardwalk Tiers
are such smusemeHts as the meuy-go-rOund. the
roller coaster the scenic railway the shooting gal
srT, the big dancing pavilion. and numerous minor
shows and attractions. Everywhere there Is the IN
MIGRATING sea air.
The big hotels Of the town are fine for weekend
stays Excursionists who arc az the resort for only
one day can get meals at the hotels or can serve
their lunches On the boardwalk OF under the trees
along the shore.
Marshall Hall and Indian Head will
be the objective points Of pleasure-seeker Friday
evening. Dancing Is as popular ever at the resort
The steamer stops both going and coming from In
dian Head. The trip is made to Indian Head on
Fridays at $50 D. ID. Parties spending the day AZ
the Hall may avail themselves Of the Indian Head
trip without extra cost. Steamer Charles Macaester
leaves 80 Friday evening Daily trips are made 70
Marshall dall at 10 a. NJ 20 and s 80 p. N.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
WALL STREET NOTES
Movement in Smelters Proves
Feature of the Day.
BREAK IN COPPER DEADLOCK
Slight improvement in Some New
York Traction StOcks-Absence of
Receivership Talk Helpful 20 These
ecurities-FOreign bankers More
willing 40 Accept American Bills.

New York, Sept. Improvement in the
London market on the two days when
New York was closed, ease in time money
and exchange rates, break of the Copper
deadlock, liquidation and renewal OF
considerable investment buying were
generally given as the principal reasons
for the aggressive continuation of last
weeks rally.
The market was one that absorbed real
izing sales readily and moved forward 50
easily that jubilation and even hilarity
were given vent by bull traders Sharp
drives on the shorts were successful in
practically all cases. and the bulls specu-
lation both accumulated and took their
profits without any formidable opposi-
tion.
The movement in Smelters, was the
most successful of the day from a bull
standpoint 1t caught apparently
large number Of stop-lOss orders at par
and was expensive 10 ali who had sold
the stock from 90. its low price in Au-
gust. up to the end of last week At
one time the stocks sold at 102 rs. as
compared with q closing price of 81 S-s on
Friday. and the close was at a net gain
Of 4 S-4 points.
The movement differed, apparently.
from others in the active stocks only In
the respect that It was more successful.
In New York Central. for instance, there
was heavy covering Of Commitments
made on the short side within couple
points Of par, one pool OF 1000 shares be-
ing cited as a case in point. In Union
Pacific a large number Of spectators quit
lighting the advance and Incidentally as
sisted that stock when 1t crossed ES0
In Delaware and Hudson, Reading. Erie
second preferred. and other second bear
fayorites. the screws were also twisted
down hard,
Except for gains In some Of them there
was nothing Of interest in the actions Of
the New York traction stocks. Little
was heard OF the Interborough- Metropoli-
tan troubles. and this relief from re-
ceivership reports and so on was un-
dOubtedly beneficial The foreign ex-
change market, because Of easier eondi-
tIons In London and some continental
centers. gave cumulative evidence of the
willingness of foreign bankers to accept
American bills. Under offerings Of both
commercial and finance bills demand
sterling declined Is points.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

JUSTICE GOULD.
In re extension Of alley. block 50. Columbia
Heights; time 70 settle exceptions and fle tran
script extended 70 October IA. 1897
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
Circnif Conrt 80 1.

JUSTICE GOULD.
Posey rs Hall; time 70 fle transcript extended 20
September l5 Plaintiffs attorney. Wilton J. Lam
bert: defendants solicitor. J. B. Archer, i.
Order designating luke c. StridsT 70 preside as
justice q the peace Suhdistrlct Ne s. made vacant
By death Of Lewis J. ONeil-
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

Point for the Advertfser-The
newspaper that goes into the
homes is the newspaper that brings
advertising results. More people
here by thousands are reading Tho
Washington Herald than ever be-
fore read morning newspaper at
the Capital
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by A. O. Brown s CO.. mem
hers Of ths New YORK Stock Exchange. Aiunsey
Building
Sales 10 noon 2S3,3OO shares
Total sales es...........5 So, 900 shares
Call money H., A. low, 2s4i close, 35z
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
MINING STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by Irving K Farrineton
& Co.. members Of the New York Produce Ex-
change. Frank C. Kingsland. manager, 3Os-u Bond
Building
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
CURB MARKET.

Quotations are furnished by T. H. Chapman 4
Co. members New York Stock Exchange. G. Bowie
Chipmab. manage, I5Jl + street northwest
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

sales-Reguar call, y O'Clock noon.
Columbia Railroad S. 500 at 1927.
Potomac Electric Light IS. sl.00 at lsgss.
Capital Traction Is at lS
Lanston leo at l2l 100 at ia. 100 at IN, 100 at
l2A. 100 at i2A
Mitchell Mining 100 at 3 80 at 2
After call-Capitai Traction at ~
Greene Cananea ie0 az 1874 lbuycT 63l.
The following the closing quotations on yester-
DAYS stock eKehange:
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
Rankrunfcv Conrf.


JUSTICE GOULD
In re Harry SChwaIb: order Of discharge and oudel
TO refuud
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

II you have any furnished rooms 10
rent, want ad. in The Herald wiz bring
you g good tenant
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04
BOSTON STOCKS.

Quotations are furnished by E. K. Chapman a.
Co., members New YorA Stock EXCHANGE. G. Bowie
ChiDman. manager, 1901 T street northwest.
The Washington herald., 1907-09-04

October s. 1897. Remember the date
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28
HARTMAN TO SELL
A VAST DOMAIN
(Scripps News association

(Scripps News Association)
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.-All
lands of the Southern Pacific Co.,
included in the government grant to
the Central Pacific In this state, Ne
vadad and Utah, with the exception
of the timber property, will be
placed on sale not later than July l.
The railroad companys holdings in
these states amount approximately
to 100000 acres. The sale of this
vast area has been urged by the
public for more than a decade.
This move is looked upon by rail
road men as the furtherment of the
proposed rehabilitation of the Pacific
coast roads of the Hartman sys-
TEN, which course was laid out
some time ago by the railroad mag
nate.
The land involved in the gigantic
sale comprises agricultural and
grazing territory.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28

Dave Jones tells this one: I'VE
were playing in Chicago years ago
aid the game was close and inter-
esting. All the players were bend
ing to their work with will. In
tie seventh inning Dick Cooley hit
the ball on line for my field. 1t
was smashing drive and | started
to run as the ball left the bat. |
had a long run for it and barely
reached the ball to gather it in with
one hand. AS the ball landed in my
hand Cooley turned first base. He
glanced in my direction and seeing
me still running he dug out for sec
ond. think the ball had passed me,
as had been unable to slow
down all at once. When | saw the
joke l kept on running, too. Cooley,
turning second, saw me still run
ming and he sprinted for home. He
glanced back and saw me throw the
ball to an infielder to relay it in.
Cooley passed third at his best
speed and flew down the line. max
ing a grand slide over the plate,
where the catcher, who had
tumbled to the situation, was stand
ing with arms outstretched as
though to take the throw. How
that crowd did yell as Cooley land
ed on the plate in cloud of dust.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1907-01-28
THE WASHINGTON.

The vaudeville bill this week
carries a feature called THE Graz
lest act in vaudeville" that is about
the most complicated mix-up of
funny work on the circuit. 1t is
put on by Sullivan. Onetta, the
Arabian, performs dances such as
the whirling Dervishes of the desert
are said to go through when ready
for war or out for a time. AS a
whole the bill is good.