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The Washington times., 1908-03-29
LEAGUE
SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED

The Independence League held a meet
ing IL the rooms OF the Bloomingdale
Club. on r street northwest. and com
pleted arrangements for the coming
season
The directors voted down the proposed
amendment 10 the constitution which
called for an eight-club league.
Those present were: President Bic
Iasl1i, Manager Wauters, Of the Car
dinals, Manager limbaugh, OF the Eek
ington Athletic Club; Manager Fague,
of the CongressIonals; Manager CoOmes,
OF the Twining Athletic Club; Manage
Prlce, Of the washington Heights Club,
and Manager Wilson. OF the Metro
poltans. Manager Worley. Of the
BIooninedales, and Manager Rogers. Of
the Independents, We're represented by
proxy.
The schedule committee submitted a
schedule which was adopted Il calls
fOE ninety games, which means thirty
games for each team The Congress
SIGNALS and Independents open the sea-
son May J. Following is the official
schedule
May Congressional VS.. Indepen-
dents
May Lexington VS.. Twining.
May Cardinals Us. MetrOpOlitans.
May 7-COngressionals VS. Twining-
Nay S-Iudependents VS.. Cardinals
Nay 9-EckingtOn vs.. MetrOpOlitans-
May 1l-Ecllington vs. independents
May 12-CongressiOnals VS.. Cardinals.
Nay 1$-A1etropoiitans VS. Twining-
May 14-Cardinals vs.. lexington
May 15-COngressiOnals vs.. Metropoli-
tans. -
Nay 16-Twininggr VS.. Independents.
Nay lS-CongressiOnal vs. lexington.
May 19-Independehts vs. MetrOpoh-
. tans.
May 20-Cardinals VS. Twining.
May T-COngressiOnais VS. lndepen-
dents.
May 22-Twiniug vs. lexington
May Cardinals VS.. MeTOpO!tans-
May 2j-CougressiOnals vs. Tw1nlnS.
May Z5-Independents VS. Cardinals
May 27-ECklngtOn vs. MetrODOlltan5-
May p ',OngreSsionals VS. Cardinals
Nav y Independents vs.. lexington
May C-AIetropolitans VS. TIMING.
June cardinals vs.. ECkins ton.
June 2-COngressionals VS. Metropol-
tans.
June 2--Twiniug VS.. Independents.
June ACougressionais VS.. lexington
June 5-Independents vs.. Metropoh-
tans.
June Cardinals Us. Twining-
June S-Congressionals VS. Indepen-
dents
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
MOreLand Will Play
In OUTLAW Circuit

Yum AIoreiarI, one Of the most popu-
lar players in the local Church League
last season. has been offered a contract
with the Paterson team, OF the new
Union League, and IN all probability
viii play ia the New Jersey city the
coming season
MOrelaud was the premier slugger Of
the Church League last year, his work
there secCTlng him position on the
Martins burg. " Va. team While play
ing there me WashinEtonian hit slightly
above the .500-mark and was drafted by
the BalLi more tenn. Of the Eastern
League Sickness. however, prevented
him from trying out with the MOnu-
mental city SQUAD and he returned.
Moreland has q host OF admirers here,
and his work with the Union League
team viii De closely watched
The Washington times., 1908-03-29

chance Of Il Thanks giving Day game
between these old rivals. considerable
interest has been manifested locally
over The a ~angement Of dates by the
managers Of the two institutions.
GillaUdet viii not play the {.uT and
Blue team for the first time In several
years. Manager Baer and the Kendall
Green management were unable 70 ar
range a satisfactory date.
Prospects for the season OF 1903 are
t1e brightest in the history Of the uni
vers-ty. The following men OF last
years regulars are expected back:
Captain Sommers, White, Brookes
Aston. Holmes, Tearce. Whitehead,
Witten, Hooten. and Crafts OF the
substitutes Kemeys, Woods, K1nner,
Clark, Powell. Nell, OMEN, and Hob
son Will try for the team
Among the promising new men who
are expected to matriculate are Hodg-
son, OF virginia Polytechnic. and Feur-
stein. Of William and Mary
Pearce. Of the first year pharmacy
class. is considered a promising candi-
date for the line. o. account OF mas
weight and former experience.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
OUTDOOR TRACK
WORK In HANDS
OF THE STUDENTS
Georgetown Management
Will Repair Quarter
Mile Course.

Work on repairing the outdoor run
ming track az Georgetown was started
yesJ erday. the contract having been let
OUT by Manager Moran the first OF the
week
Following the indoor meet II was de-
clded TO give up all idea OF continuing
the work outdoors. but the agitation on
the part Of the students has been 50
strong that the management deems II
advisable u give the work an impetus
by repairing the Ouarter-mile running
track. also arranging a place for tn
jumpers and pole Vaulrers- All work
viii be left with the athletes them
selves as Coach ReuIy's contract has
expired and there is little likelihood OF
the former GeorseJowC star continuing
his instructions Though the spring
months
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
May Not Go to snn.

The chances of sending away a re-
lay team 20 Philadelphia for the Penn
sylvania games are small al present
though there is a strong probability Of
two or three OF the varsity men com
peting IN Jne Eastern collegiate cham
pionships later on
Capt Tom Smith, Of the Prep track
squad, announced yesterday that the
Georgetown Props would engage them
selves IN outdoor work this spring and
that he was now arranging for a dual
meet with one Of the high or prepara-
tory schools Of Washington. This meet
will be held the first week in Nay &C
cOrding 70 present pans The team SUI
fered a keen loss last week when Ed
ward Mccormick, Of Albany. the best
44o-yard man on the squad, abandoned
his school work for the rest Of the
year.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
COLLEGE NINE
FOR BLUE AND GRAY
Schedule Includes Games
With High Schools
and Props.

J Linus Moran, of Pittsburg, manager
of this years Georgetown indoor meet,
has been elected captain and manager
of the All College baseball team at
GeOrg etown- Manager Moran conceived
the idea Of an All College team last
year, and so successful was his worI,
that the candidates for this years team
unanimously reelected him 70 the posi-
ton for the coming season.
The All College nine takes the place
formerly occupied by the Georgetown
Reserves, and its schedule of games in
cludes contests with the local high
schools. a series with the Georgetown
Props, and two games in Baltimore.
As the work OF drawing up a seized
ule has Just been started, it will be two
or three weeks before it will be made
known to the students
The Washington times., 1908-03-29

June 9-Twining vs. lexington
June 10-Cardinals VS. MeTOpOlitans-
June u-COngressiOnafs VS. Twining-
June lZ-Independents VS. Cardinals
June 1S-EckingtOn vs. MetrOpOiitans
June l-MetropOlitans vs. Twining.
June l5-Independents VS.. lexington.
June 17-COngressiOoals VS.. Cardinals
June 1S-TWining vs. Independents
June 19-Cardinals vs.. lexington.
June 3-COngressiOnals VS.. Metropoli-
tans.
June 22-CongressIonaIs VS. lexington
June 2S-Independents vs. MetrOpOl-
tans-
June 24-Cardinals VS.. Twining.
June 25-COngressiOnals VS. Independ-
es.ts.
June 26-Twining VS. lexington.
June ZT-CardinGis vs. M-t-opolitans.
June Zs-Independeuts VS.. Cardinals.
June ngressionaIs VS.. Twining.
July Lexington vs. MetrOpOlitans-
July Z-COngressionaIs VS. Cardinals.
July 3-Metr0pOhtaus VS. TWining-
July Elndependeuts VS.. lexington.
July Cardinals VS.. lexington.
July 4-Iwining VS. Independents.
July S-Congressionals IS. MetropoG-
taus.
July Cardinals VS.. Twining.
July 10-COngressiOnals VS. lexington
July u-Independents VS. MetropOl-
tans.
July 1s-Twining VS.. Metropolitans.
July 1+-ConzressionaIs VS. Independ
ents.
July 15-Twiuing Us. lexington
July 16-Independeuts Us. Cardinals
July II-EckngtOn US. 8IetropOliJans-
July lS-C0ugressiOnals VS. TWining.
July 1O-CongressiCnzls VS.. Cardinals.
July Zl-IndepenGeuts vs. lexington
July Metropolitan VS. TWining-
July 25-Cardinals VS. lexington
July Zf-Twining VS. Independents
July Z5-Congressi0nals VS.. MetrOpOI
itals-
JslE -t--onEreSSi ODais vs. lexington
July ZS-Cardinals VS. Tutninf.-
july S-Ildependents VS. Metropolis
tans-
July S0-Twining VS.. lexington.
july 5l-COIgressiOnals vs. IndeDcnd
entS.
Aug Cardinals Us. n stroDolftans-
Aug 3-Independents VS. Cardinals
Aug 4-COngressiOnaIs rs. Twining.
Aug. 5-Eckington VS.. Metropolitan.
Aug b-COngrsssiCnals VS. Cardinals
aug. 7-Me1rUpOlitans vs. Twinfug-
Aug S-indepCndenCs VS. lexington.
Aug 1O-Twining vs. Independents
Aug u-Cardinals VS.. lexington.
Aug. 12-COngressiOnalS VS. AIetropol
itans.
Aug. 13-Cardinals vs. Twining
Aug 14-CODgressiOnals VS.. EckinEtcr
Aug 15-Independents VS.. MetrOpol
itans-
The Washington times., 1908-03-29

FiIzc o0se by errOrs-C- II. S. 1; Cal
laudet. 2 Left on baGas-C. II. s., 3;
Gallaudet, g. First base on Dalls--On
Iaggert, l: of Brick, ? struck out
BY Taggert, 3, by Brick, Is. Sacrihce
hits-Ccoper. O'ponneu- Stolen bases
Morris. 8: Hover, l. Double play-Tag-
CERT TO Thomas to Mueller. Umpire
Vinson. Time of game hour and 20
minutes.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
GUN SEASON OPENS
WITH ANALOSTANS'
SHOOT NEXT FRIDAY
Club Matinee With EX-
hibition as an Added
Attraction.

The season Of the clay pigeon IS at
hand
on April the local rife season VIII
open with flourish on the range Of
The AnalOsLaG Gun CLUB al BenninE
read
IN addition 20 a CLUB shoot ore Of the
most pretentious exhibitions ever seen
IN this city has been arranged
Inc local sporJsmen were delighted
10 learn that the T. n C.-Remingt0n
I Southern squad has selected or city a.
oEe Of the points 70 visit on its extend
I ed tour through the south Many
/ remember the L. n c Southern squad
+ Of 1890. which visited sixty-five South
ern cities and was a scOrs-making ex-
: petition. for after they had gone thu
I local unarksmeu almost always found
/ some individual OF squad score which
stu remained as a high mark 70 Do
( ecIIpsed-
The Visiting Squad
The present l. IL C--Remington
/ SquaC. however, IS starting OUT not 50
E-Uch Nth the object Of scOre-mazlnS
. as that Of friendship-uaking. although
now ard then a high score may bob Up
as the result Of TOO much enthusiasm
Aca5ng the visitors yin be "Annis
Oakley one Of the greatest women
shots in this country. and widely
known through her connection with
Buffalo BiITs Wild West Show for
I seventeen years
Tom A Marshall is well known 70
the shooting fraternity as the only man
who ever won the Grand Americans
j ID
/ Keirhsburg. IL, he holds perhaps nora
beautiful trophies than any other uv-
ing shooter. He was captain OF the we'll
known American team which Travelled
abroad and never experienced q defeat
He was also captain Of the Z. NJ G
/ Southern Squad, Of 1915
Anthony Here, Too.
Col J. T. Anthony is the best known
! Of all Southern shooters. his friends
being numerous wherever his acquaint-
auce extends
W H Heer. known as the silent
man from Kansas" has the honor OF
making the highest yearly average ever
made, which was s5-S per cent OUr OF
15.o00 targets shot az during 1905. Mr.
Heer is perhaps the greatest trap shoot
er OF the present day
One-Armed Marksman.
Gorge W Maxwell had the mis-
fortune 20 loose his LEFT arm about
twelve years ago. but this loss did not
overcome his love for his favorite pas
time he is considered one Of the best
marksusn in the country. and. OF
4 courss, the fact that he has but one
arm makes his ability al the more
marked During the last season he shot
in competition with the best two-arned
markSmen and many times came out
with the leading score. with such high
marks as Sc and - per cant
Fra-k T. Butler is known wherever
there ire sproIsnen- He has Travelled
widely and shot in practically all Of the
foreign countries. as well as al OF the
leading cities in America He has
twice held the Championship OF New
Jersey. which State claims his resi-
de1Ce
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
BUCKWELL WILL FILL
THANKSGIVING DATE
ONG. w. IT, SCHEDULE
Hatchetite Football Dates

Oct. 3-Western Maryland at Wash
ington-
| Oct. 1O-Swarthmore at Swg Fillmore.
Oct. I7-Baltimore Medical at Wash
ingtOn.
/ Oct. 2s-AI. A. c. at Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
A PASSING CLOuD-

Ny dear. the pie that mother used
10 make
You brurer'
"-co1ldnt hold a cand e to these de-
UciOIs ones Of yours"
You during e.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29

oct. 28-Nayal Academy at Annapolis.
oct. 5l-U. Of Nd at Washington.
Nov. Washington and Lee at
Washington.
Nov. Nv. P. !. at Blacksburg.
Nov. 20 giving)-BUckneu at
Washington.
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
BRIGHTWOOD TRACK
MAY Be PURCHASED
BY JOHN {. MADDEN
Sale Would Result in
Complete Overhaul
ing of Buildings.
By L. D. SALE.

The most important bit of light har-
ness news thar has developed during
the past week is the rumor that John
i. Madden. OF Lexington, Ky. is con-
sidering a proposition TO- purchase the
holdings of the syndicate which now
controls Brishtwood race rack and ad-
joining properties
Mr.. Madden believes that the Bright
wood race track in the hands OF a man
who understands every angle OF the
light harness game, and, who knows
how TO cater 10 the wants of the pub
lie, can make Of the property paying
proposition. Aside from this point. Mr..
Madden also believes that the property
as a whole, would, in time, become a
paying investment as 2 real estate
speculation, as the city IS rapidly grow
ing toward BrightwoOd-
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
SUSPICIOUS.

Notice those New York fellows anx-
iOus 70 sell a tuuneI2-'
Yes They're always ready 10 get
somebody into the hOle-'-Exchange
The Washington times., 1908-03-29
.GALLAvDET LOWERS
CENTRAL'S COLORS
High School Takes Ratchet
ties Place on Wet
Grounds.
Gauaudet College, 81 Central H. S, 1.

GaIIaudet College, 3; Central H. s., 1.
George Washington University was
unable to play the scheduled game with
Gallaudet yesterday afternoon. Gallau-
Diet improved the occasion by taking
Central High School into camp In
pretty game by TO !.
1t was an especially clean game, con
sidering the wet grounds. Pitcher
Brick Of Gallaudet. made his debut,
and neld Central to three scattered hits,
while ne struck out fifteen men. Tag
cart twirIed sO..se himself, allowing the
same number Of hits.
Bell CentraTs HoodOo.
The power Of Catcher Bells throwing
wing was a sad surprise TO the Gems
traIites.
GaIlaudet took the lead in the fourth,
when Morris nit safely, stole second,
and came home on Vann's wild heave
in an e1Ort 10 catch him mapping
Thomas tied the score for Central in
the seventh. He drew a pass, took sec
end when O'Donnen juggled a quick
throw from Brick, and scored on Idel-
ler's timely single.
Gallaudet FORCES Ahead.
In the last .a'f of this inning. Hover
singled, vas sacrificed to second By
Cooper, and Harper drove him home
with a safe drive. winning the game
Harper scored on ~ Bells out at
first. getting the benefit Of a close de
cision. Brick famed ten of the last
fourteen men to face him, and Central
did not have another chance
The Washington times., 1908-03-29

The prospect that betting will be IN
lawful in tho District OF Columbia in
tie near future necessarily affects the
future financial receipts AT BrightWoOd
While betting Is not and never has
been the whole thing or trOtting tracks
rs il has been on running tracks. j.
nevertheless has always drawn enough
patrons 70 make boo'Snakinc profitable
to trotting track associations.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
Waldport Items.

Henry Howell spent Saturday at
Waldport and left Sunday for trip
up the Yachats.
Commissioner Fogarty was in
town Friday and spent most of the
day on the roads with c. R. Evens,
Supervisor.
The lady friends of the band gave
a strawberry supper Saturday even
ing at the dance and the Golfers of
the band benefited thereby.
The logging operations of J. D.
Kent have been suspended on ac-
count of dispute with the Wald-
port Lumber Company. Just when
work will be resumed is not known.
Justice of the Peace Wakefield
was busy Saturday with a case aris-
ing over a school election dispute.
We are told that a small fine was
imposed.
The voting contest for the. honor
of Goddess of Liberty will close
Saturday night. Considerable in
terest is being taken and Miss Liz
zie Ronkosky leads by small ma
jority with $50 votes.
Claus Ludemann opened his new
establishment Saturday evening.
Claus opened the doors and every
thing was free. The billiard table
and box ball alley were in constant
use during the evening. Later the
band slipped up on the merry party
and donated few selections.
We are sorry to say that there is
considerable discomfort this week
among the subscribers of the New
port Mail. Up to this time the last
edition has not reached the Wald-
port patrons who are many. We
are told that the paper reached
other places on time.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
CITATION.

In the County Court of the State OF Oregon,
for the county of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate Of 8. 8. Walters,
deceased
To Myrtle --, nee Watrous or Walters,
and to all other persons, known and unknown,
and claimants. II any such there be, greeting:
In the name of the state of oregon, you and
each of you are hereby cited and required to
appear I'm the County Court Of the State OF
Oregon, for the county of Lincoln, at the
Courtroom thereof at Toledo, in the county OF
Lincoln, on Monday, the 3rd day of August,
1908. at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of that day,
then and there to show cause, II any exist,
why an order of sale should not be made
authorizing the administrator of said estate
to sell the real estate belonging to said estate
as prayed for in her petition, and which real
s-tate is descl ibed as follows, to-wit:
Sea of ss14 dot ~ section 20: seq OF neh,
lot /, and swk of ne14 of section 20, township
south, range 10 west, in Oregon, and COLI
taini 81 acres.
Witness, the Hon. B. F. Swope, Judge Of the
County Court of he State of Oregon, for the
County of Lincoln, with the seal of said Court
affixed, this 10th day of June, A. D., 1908
[sEALl Attest: IRA WADE, Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
FOR A SPRAINED ANKI f.

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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
CITATION.

In the County Court of the state of Oregon,
for the county Of Lincoln.
In the matter of the estate of ]. W. Price de
ceased
To Green Smith, Nellie Warmath, Minnie
Mason. Lavile Coalman, l.. T. Price, America
Williams, Sophrona Townsend, james B. Price,
Core Chambers and Elton Kays, greeting:
In the name of the state of Oregon, you are
hereby cited and required to appear in the
County Court of the state of Oregon, for the
county of Lincoln, at the Courtroom thereof,
at Toledo, in the county of Lincoln, on Mon
day, the 9Th day of July, 1905 at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of that day, then and there to
show cause, If any exist, why an order of sale
should not be made as prayed for i'll the petit
tion OF the administrator of the estate of ]. W.
Pnce, deceased, to-wit: For the sale, at
private sale OF the east half of the northeast
quarter, and the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter of section 80 in township 10
south, of range s west of the Willamette Mer-
idian aud containing 120 acres.
Witness: The Hon. B. +. Swope. Judge of the
County Court of the state of Oregon. for the
county of Lincoln, with the seal OF said Court
affixed, this 18th day of May, A. D. 1908.
(LS) Attest: IRA WADE. Clerk.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1908-06-26
SUMMONS.

In the Circuit Court of the State OF Oregon
for Lincoln county.
George W. Hawkins. plain tiff,
vs.
Caroline Z. Hawkins, defendant
To Caroline 4. Hawkins, the above-n amed
defendant:
In the name of the State OF Oregon, YOU are
hereby summoned and required to appear and
anwcr the con, plaint of plaintiff in the above
entitled suit now on file in the Office of the
County Clerk of the above entitled Court, on
or before the last day named or prescribed in
the order of publication of this summons
made 10y the County Judge of Lincoln county.
oregon, (being The county where Inc above
suit Is pending in the Circuit Court of said
county and staie) which said order is herein
after referred to. tO-wit: on or before six
weeks from the day of the first publication
hereof.
And you are hereby notified that If you fail
50 to appear and answer the slid com pl aint as
herein required, for want thereof. the plaintiff
will apply to the above entitled Court for the
relief demanded in his said com plaint, namely,
for decree of said Court. annuling and dis
solving the marriage contract now existing
between the plant II and defendant and for
such other and further relief as the nature of
the cause may require and As unto the Court
may seem meet.
This summons is published in the LINCOLN
COUNTY LEADER once IL week for six ,consecu.
tive and successive weeks beginning with The
issue OF June 26, 1908, ami ending with the
issue OF August7, 1908. underan in pursuance
of the directions contained In an order made
by the Hon. b. +. Swope, County Judge of
Lincoln county, Oregon. (being the county
where the above entitled suit is pending in the
above entitled Circuit Court.)
Dated the 23d day OF June, 1908
Date OF first publication hereof is June 26 1908.
q. +. HAWKINS, Attorney for Pain.itf.