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SANTA KLAUS BROUGHT 5000
MORE OF THOSE TOY BALLOONS
TO BE GIVEN AWAY-FREE-TO
PATRONS OF THE TOY AND DOLL
SECTIONS.
Piles and stacks and loads of fun for
boys and girls. Don't fail to get one.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Faculty Recommends Adjustment
of Football and Basketball.
intercollegiate Contests VIII be
Discontinued for an Indeh-
mite Period.

Philadelphia. May S-With the Jeanes
bequest as an impelling motive, rejected
several months ago. the faculty OF
Swarthmore College has decided to rec
ommend to the board Of managers Of
that institution that intercollegiate foot
ball and basketball be abandoned for an
indefinite period. TO be not less than one
year. This announcement was made at
meeting OF the men Of the student body
by President Swain to-day.
The recommendation urges that the
games in these sports which have been
scheduled for next year be Cancelled.
Other intercollegiate contests, such as
tennis, lacrosse, and track athletics, are
to he continued.
The direct cause of this decision. ac-
cording 70 intimatious in TWO communica-
tions read by President Swain, has been
dissatisfaction among friends OF the col
lege with the manner in which athletics
have been conducted at Swsrthmore. The
letters are from the faculty and from the
alumni 10 the advisory committee. In their
communication the faculty members refer
% the belief by many that the desire to
win has come TO overshadOw the legiti-
mate purpose of athletics TO such an ex-
tent as TO form a serious menace 20 the
primary purposes of college life"
They believe that q suspension Of the
tive sports viii ten3 TO establish a har-
mony ia the relation OF athletics 70 study
and recommend thai il remain IN force
until such time as il is clear that it may
be resumed without the evils which at
present attend h..
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
FIVE FAvORITES IN FRONT.
Form Players Have Good Day at the
Pimtico Course.

NNhAaCs
Baltimore, May S.-The favorltes had
their innings at Pimlico to-day. i've OF
them carrying of first money. Clements
won the Jockey Club purse In
spectacular finish. Clements went 70
the pest the favorite a. to 5. At
the rise of the barrier Clements went
20 the front At the half-mile post Cock
sure caught him, and the latter horse
raced neck and neck with him TO the
head Of the stretch, when Cocksure went
ahead by half a length. And It looked
as though the favorite was beaten, but
when McCahey put the whip onto him
the colt responded nobly, and caught the
flying Cocksure, and won by a nose. The
summaries:
FIRST RACE-Four furionss. Pocotaligo. 10
iFaiTbrothsrl, 10 7, won Cay King lo7 Meibertl
10 to l. second; Spanish Primo 107 tBurnsl 4 70 1
third. Time, 05S Is MordsIis. Prefix, Hammon
Lass, Mrs. Hiddons Hslly Tony. Hurry Girl. Caru-
pano. Apologize, and Golden Castle also ran.
SECOND RACE - Five and one-haf furlonEs.
Edgeiey. III fMcFaddsnl, even. won; Blackburn iOa
lConlinl. 70 TO J. second, Firehrand, lo9 NIcCsbel
70 /. third. fine ! l2 IS. Muck Rake Shindy
Wosdllne Acconschee, Margaret, Donna Mobile,
Wabash Queen and LaWless also ran.
THIRD RACE - One and one-sIteenth miles
Clements. l02 lMcCahsyl to 5, won; Cocksure l02
lAfurphyl 5 70 J. second; Kempton, q (Farbrother)
s to !, third. Time. s. Dele Strome and Miss
MaEzani also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Stsepleehsss two miles. John
Doa. l5z (Heideri. ! to ?. won; Noblesse Obiige
l@ Davidson, 10 10 !, sscond Ny Grace 80 (Kel.
lerl, % 70 J. third Time, so Essex and George
Leper also ran
FIFTH RACE-FiVe furlongs. Rsgman l0i Fair
brotherl, ] to 4, won; Nanticoke. l04 lHinchcine)
20 l, second; Flat Creek ioa tBeFgen), s to /.
third. Time. 81 25. Brighton Jack and Southern
Bride also ran,
SIXTH RACE-0Bs mile Tsmms, ~ (Roilinsl, s
TO l. won; 0Ffano. 90 FaiFbrothsrl. TO !, second
Polar Star, s. tMcCahey), II TO 5, third. Time,
la9 IS, ProcliTity Trey Of Spades Kings Palate
Azure Maid. and Helen B. also ran
SEVENTH RACE-FiFe and one-hslf furlonEs
Lykers. 90 (AlHrphyl to J. won: Dr. Lee. i0s
tQuauingtonl, 70 5. second; Billy Hibbs IS ME
Cahey) II 10 8. third. Time. liz 25 James Crsv-
ford Profit Octoic Hoot Mon. Msrston, Little
Woods, Montbertl and Bell Nina also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five furlongS. Ed Davis. Ile
tSandy) y 20 !, won; Bernardo IS walsh Is 20 2
second Black Domino, e5 (Goldsteiul q to s. third
Time l9l Is. Abbey. KOToda. Princess Louise, St.
Charles. UHcle sam, Gaga, Abraham, Sonalta and
Merritt BuxtGgl als0 ran.
SECOND RACE-SiK furlongs Afondolair. lis
lGoldsteinl. to 5. won; Lord Filigrane. l05 gfc-
Inyre). 10 to !, second; Runaway. ioi tFettig) Q
TO !. third. Time la Is. slightly. Tslen, Bon
heur, BE Thankful, jeanette W, Patriotic, and
ssnolmo also ran
THIRD RACE-Futurity course. Lord Nelson. les
(Aiillerl, 20 5. Won; Nagszsm 10s tRice) 10 70 1
second. May Amelia l03 (BuxtoR). 2 to l. third
Time, I;l9 Sbari, Salvage. Marwood, Mipitas
MAY Pink. Sea Lad. Como. and Brian Bou also
ran
FOURTH RACE-Fivs fuFlongs Ocean Queen
i05 Miller. 20 10. Won; Mabel Fountain. S.
iCharbOneaul 100 to j. second: FrieEe. So lGold.
steinl. q to third. Time. l9t, Woodlander, AXIS
Ar Ben, Mozart, and Narrator also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and q sixteenth. Cataiins
III tRittigl to l. Won: Cora Hill, 10 Roland
p to l. second; Nsttig lO4 CHarrisl, to 2. third
Time, IS Columbia Girl, Remember, Hi Canl
Cap JohnstoEn BsHble Ralph Young, Taro, Red
Reynaui and Ny Pal also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. Yesme l0i (RittiV1 Q
o. l. won; Sidney T., los (Vandussn). II to s. sec
ond Bemore, l9s (Bolandl, 6 TO l. third. Time
1294h LuFetta St E1mWood. Bye Bye. Dorie
Dollars. TsTors, and ourfy also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

The local boating season will be opened
this afternoon when New York University
and Georgetown and the Georgetown sec
ond crew and Technical High School meet
in two match races on the Upper
Potomac
The New York oarsmen reached here
yesterday afternoon and are quartered at
the Riggs House. As the work on the
new Potomac boathouse has not vet been
completed the oarsmen VIII be forced TO
dvess at the Washington Canoe Club
house. The visiting oarsmen are a set Of
big, rangy men and appear to be in the
best Of shape for the race.
Coach Vail had the Georgetown eights
out late yesterday afternoon for series
Of racing starts, but on the whole the
work was light All of the Blue and Gray
athletes are reported in perfect condition
for their first race on home waters.
Finish at Bridge.
The races will start above the mile
mark on the regular course and VIII
finish at the eastern side Of the Aqueduct
Bridge.
The first race will be between the
Georgetown second crew and Tech High,
and viii be started at 4.S0 o'clock. The
varsity race viii be started as soon as
the preliminary is over.
Georgetown varsity crew follows: FitZ-
gerald, stroke; Rice, seven; Tighe, six;
Bumgardner, FIVE; Fitzpatrick four;
Leahy. three; Rodriguez two, and Muir
ray, bow.
AIr. Gould Lincoln, Of Yale, will referee
all the races from the Georgetown coach
ing launch Robert J. Collier.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Morganl Sl36O place. sscond; Ethel Carr. 81
Hfanklinl. Sl4-0 show. third Time. lis Miss
X. o. B.. Financier, Little George Potter. and
Nanzel also ran.
FOURTH RACE-steepleehsse short course Pill
lar, l3 Hughes. So51 straight. won Bsrtel, rs
gAIoriisoED, s26s0 place second; WatsFway n5 NIc-
Claim, $50 show. third, Time. SIS. Charasld
finished first but was disqualified. Towns and In
peT;inence also ran.
FIFTH RACE-SeTen furloBg, Mortiboy. 16
Powers, $40 straight, wcni Terah & CMartinl
SD place. second: Hasty Agnes g tEranklnl
500 show, third. Time. lS2 81 St. Magnet and
Col Jim Douglas also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile, Quagga. leS Powers
So % straight won; Plsntand los tMinder) S. place
second; Dr.. McCluCr IGz lGaugsD. S. 50 show third
Time, In IS. George Bailey, Percy Green, LaboFa
Great and San Ario also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
BUSY DAY AT ANNAPOLIS.
Baseball Games, Boat Race, and
Track Meet on Programme.

Special 20 The Washington Herald.
Annapolis, Md, May S-The varsity and
second crews of Columbia University ar
rived in Annapolis to-day for the four
cornered race against the first and second
navy eights on Severn River tomorrow
afternoon.
The Morningside oarsmen this after
noon had their final spin on the river, and
the two crews got together in lively
brush going over the two-mile race course
and practicing getting away on fast
starts The visitors had the water first.
and when the crew returned to the boat
house the MILDLY eights vents out for
their usual practice.
There is only slight variation in the
strokes of the contending crews. James
Rice. the Columbia coach in the last
few weeks has taught his charges the
long. slow stroke with plenty o. body and
leg movement. Gisndon has ,utored the
Middies- in-the use OF a similar stroke,
but the eeovery is not quite as slow as
that OF the New Workers.
The rival oarsmen took keen interest in
watching each others progress. ColUm-
bias varsity eight is heavier than the
Middies, the average being about three
pounds greater, but the Navy second crew
is heaviest Of ali. All of the crews are
in Eood condition for the fray, The work
Of the Nays first crew viii be watched
with interest as there has been a big
shake-up since the Harvard race. Capt
Rockwell Is now strOking In place Of
KinlIaid and Cutler viii row at No. in
place Of Rockwell Mckee the veteran
at No. O. is out because of rheumatism
and the other men have been shifted about
SO that Zen0T. a new man. is filling No
seat. Mr.. 2. II. MagFuder, Of Annapolis,
viii referee the race.
Tomorrow will be a banner day IN ath-
letics here In addition 10 the Navy
Columbia boat race, the sport calendar
calls for the following events: Morning.
baseball. ST Johns against Maryland Ag-
ricultural College (opening game for
championship of the Maryland interc0l-
legiate athletic league1. Afternoon. base
ball Navy against Georgetown: Rife COM
petition, Navy against National Guard
District of Columbia field and track dual
meet between Navy and Columbia.
The Columbia track squad, twenty-four
strong, arrived tonight.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

(Heiderl $40 straight won; Fundamental. liz
lWardenl, 50 place, second: Siivsrite 90 Martini.
so 50 show. third. Time. 05l Is Alce Anderson.
Blysium, IcaFia Aanofa. Miss Hapsburg. stow
away. Miranda Miller. AIayme Gun, John Hall, Ha.
zeI May. and Silver O. also ran.
SECOND RACE-FiYe and one-haf flrlonez.
Beth Goodwin, 90 CMogganl. SZT.9 straight won;
stoneFlil ~ Hicks, S2l.e0 place second: Dr.
simrall 90 butler Sl561 show. third TilAe. lal.
Rickey. Snake Mary. OTland0t Chanceilor bower.
Ards. Anna Scott. and Joe Mccarthy also ran.
THIRD RACE-Sx fuTlongS z. T. shipp. 50
IAEsrtsSlls 70 RzsisAss Esst ThsnAs csIAQga e
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
LAVE CROSS TO MANAGED
Former Washington Player May
Handle Philadelphia Union Club.

Special ia. The Washington Herald
Philadelphia. May S.-After an absence
of two years Lave Cross, the veteran
third baseman, will return TO this city.
Unless there IS an unforeseen break in
negotiations, Cross, in few days, viii
become the manager and third bsseman
Cf the Philadelphia Union League team.
the new outlaw organization, which has
three major league cities in its circuit
The deal for Cross is a coup on the part
Of the Union League promoters 10 pull
the local team out 0f .ast place IN their
pennant race, and 70 give Il the prestige
of having a favorite big league star
The Union League officers declined to
give any information concerning the ac-
QUESTION OF Cross, and a denial from them
is TO be expected until Cross reports.
The news was made known by the fact
that Cross telegraphed friends Ia this
city in regard 10 the proposition.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
PROMINENT MEN PREACH.
Delegates to Conference VIII Speak
in HamIine Church.

Two prominent ministers, delegates 10
the General Conference Of the Metho-
dist Church now in session in Baltimore,
will preach in Hamline Church, Ninth
and p streets northwest, tomorrow.
Rev Edwin J. Lockwood, D. D., pastor
of St Paurs Church, Cedar Rapids,
Iowa, Will preach at II o'clock. and Rev
William A. Quayle, d. D., pastor of St.
James Church, Chicago, viii preach al
s O'Clock. Or. Lockwood will also speak
al the EpwoTth League service, at Z
O'Clock. Rev Bishop Thomas b. Neely,
who spent several years in South Ameri-
ca and Panama, viii preach Thursday
night.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
BOYS IN INDOOR MEET.
Good sport Promised at Y. VI. C. A.
This Evening.

Tonight promises 10 be a big one for
the Young Mems Christian Association.
Il is the occasion Of the second annual
indoor games and gymnasium exhibition.
Every event on the programme has a
large number Of entries, a good many Of
whom have never run before. This adds
some uncertainty in picking the winners
and all the boys believe some bic sur-
pFises will be sprung
The half-mile race viii be extremely
interesting, as il is open to both the
mems and boys departments. There is
a lot Of friendly rivalry between these two
departments. and both sides will root for
their men TO win. The men in the half
mile are EaTnshaw, COlley. Mckinney.
Sampson, Coleman: the boys are Estev
Owens, Meyer Slack. and Lsndon. The
games start at 6 o'clock
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
BRICKLAYERS ENJOINED.
Justice Gould Issues Injunction
Against Local Union, No. I.

Following HIS opinion OF several days
ago, Justice Gould yesterday signed a
temporary restraining order enjoining
William II. MaghaH president and other
members Of Bricklayers' Union, Local No.
!. from interfering with employees OF Rich
ardson & Burgess and other members of
the Employers Association who are con-
Quoting their business on the ''open shop"
plan
The restraining order was issued upon
the petition of the firm named, and other
members of the Employers Association.
This petition was filed in November last
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
death 20 Rats and Mice,

On account OF the prevalence Of bu-
bonic plague IN Venezuela, Col. ". c.
Gorgas, chief sanitary officer Of the
Isthmian Canal Commission. has issued
orders for the determination OF all rats
ead, mice on tbs isthmusw L.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
THOUSANDS CHEER
REVIEW OF FLEET
Continued from, Page one.

He viii not be placed on the retired list
until August. Rear Admiral Thomas re-
sumes his place as senior officer pres
ent." and on Sunday will becoms tins
commander-in-ehief OF the Atlantic feet
The Pacific fleet is 10 be retained IN the
harbor until May Is. so that until that
time Admiral Thomas viii have supreme
command OF all the forty-four ships
that fiji the Oakland fairway of the har-
bor On May IS Admiral Thomas is TO be
relieved. at his own request. and then
Rear Admiral Charles S. Sperry, now
commanding the Fourth division OF the
Atlantic fleet, Will assume command. 10
take sixteen battle ships on the remain
der OF their cruise.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
Upton Ready to Challenge.

London, May s-sir Thomas Upton
has returned from the trial runs Of his
new yacht Shamrock in the Solent He
says he is as interested as ever in the
Americas Cup, and Is ready to ehal-
1en8e ~
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

played mighty and memorable part the for independence To
this hour depend battle ships (now aoa
the Pac strong who handle m give force potter and
shouted Paul (hen of sinking ship
surrenderhese immortal words from the founder of navy,
oevermore the unconquerae spirit inspires all American
whom enjoys pure malt their fathers
did the days of Paul Jones' and for countless generations before
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
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HANDICAP TO. FAUST
Frank Browns Entry Wins
at Jamaica by a Head.
THREE FAvORITEs SUCCESSFUL

and Faust Have stirring
Contest, but the Favorite Has Bad
Racing Luck and Is SecOnd-Rizht
Sort, at 80 10 4, Takes the First
Race-GOIden Pearl Wins the Last.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

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CREWS ARE PRIMED
Georgetown Rows New York
University To-day.
TECH HIGH IN PRELIMINARY

SehOOIb0ys VIII Meet Georgetown
Second Eight Before the Varsity
Race-YisitinE Oarsmen VIII Dress
at Washington Canoe Club-Ftrst
Event WIZ start at 4i3O O'Clock.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

New York May SIN a driving finish.
Frank Browns Faust, backed down TO s
to /, won the Kings Handicap at ia
maica to-day by a short head. Faust
was superbly ridden by Sumter who
never relaxed in his efforts TO keep the
son OF Mlrthful extended to the limit OF
his endurance. All through the home
stretch Faust was hooked up with Light
wool, the favorite, who had been the vic
tim of much erowding and rough riding
in the earlier stages OF the race.
LightWoOl. under the circumstances.
was probably the best, but racing luck
was against him, spooner cut out the
pace for three-quarters of a mile, with
Lightwool and Faust so close to him
that it was anyb0dy's race to the head Of
the stretch. Lightwool was in a pocket
on the far turn. but Garner finally got
him through on the rail. Then SpOoner
Quit and Faust moved up on the outside
Sumter showed splendid judgment in
rot taking his mount to the front until
the proper moment Opposite the field
stand Llghtwool and Faust were running
like team They were so close together
that the Jockeys were elbowing each
other and fighting for every inch.
Garner was practically pinned on the
rail-. When the race was over he went
before the stewards with a complaint
against Notter, who. he said, had inter-
fered with Lightwooi in several instances.
The complaint was not allowed. SpooneF
finished third.
Pantoufie picked up l26 pounds In the
M rfsa j.
Right Sort a 0-to-i shot, won the first
race
Montfort, after a bungllng ride by
Dugan, marased 10 stagger home a win
ner of the third event. Zeal was second.
Golden Pearl made a runaway OF the
last race.
Three favorites were successful over
heavy track.
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fire hrongs Right Sort. % q.
Burns. - to J. Won; Father Stafford. Jos Koenerl.
20 2 second. Pete. l02 Garner 30 10 l. third
Time, Ns All Red, Primrose League Taxidesunist
ahaTpdsie, Namlero. Ahoe MACK Hob0 Gold Slip
PER Elmer Boy, Neilim. and Desolats also ran.
SECOND RACE-Fi5s and ons-haH furlougs
Paut0uhe Us jMusgEave so J. Won Martha Jane
10 &C. Bumsl, 20 .. second; C00quy Us lKoer-
reTl. II 10 s. third Time In 25 GTacs Cam
oTun and Raquo also fan
/ THIRD RACE-One and oue-sizteenth miles
Aonttort, III ~. Dusanl. 70 % won. Zeal lls
! tMussTaye', I 20 g second; Kea,or, los iG Buns
I 10 !. third. Time Ias. KillieGankie and AHA
also ran
FOURTH RACE-HsndIcap: one and one sixteenth
miles. Faust p Sumter. 5 % J. won Ldgh,wool
lo6 Gamer, u 20 s. second spooner. l05 lNoiterl.
TO !. third. Tima, i.ss 55. ne and Old Houssry
also ran
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongA sladnlsno, lol
lAussIaTei. 70 lo Won; Pleasing 81 Francis. Is
{ 70
Tine. i0e4a My Mayiuteh, Consro. and Get
( Along also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongN Goldan Pearl u2
a. Duganl 70 s. Won; Question Marx, liz iKoer-
nerl. 70 , second; Chaplet. JOS tNottsrl y to l.
third. Time. iI4 45 Bonnie Alan, Montaak Don
Ontario, Fielder and Carlton a.so ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

Largest Morning Circulation.
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09

.ysar-olds and up; one mile
The Washington herald., 1908-05-09
RACING CARDS FOR TODAY.

FIFTH RACE-Amateur Cup; gentlemen riders;
selling. ree-year-olds and up; one mile.
Rio Grande......... l8 Fancy BFd....-. lis
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1908-08-20
NEW GRENADA.

Camp, Camp, Camp, Tramp,
Tramp, Tramp
Queen Houck and Edith Shafer
visited Harvey Shafer's at Dublin
Mills.
A. D. Keith lost his pocket book
containing about seven dollars, on
Saturday, between Daniel Bol.
inger's and Jacob Cutchall's.
Finder will oblige by returning
same to him.
L)y McClain has returned to
Young stown, Ono, where he had
been rallroadirg. He was noti.
fed to return to take up his job.
Grace Lodge, of Brush Greek,
dropped IN to town on Saturday
evening and was shaking hands
with her many friends and pu-
pills of No. 4 school, where she
will teach The coming winter, all
were very glad to welcome her
back again. On Sunday she took
IN Walnut Grove Camp, return
ing home first of week, accom-.
panied by Maude Cunningham
who will see the sights at Crystal
Springs camp for a few days.
Mrs. Dock Chilcote and daugh
ter Lydia of Rockhlll Furnace
visited L. L, Cunningham on
Thursday.
Mrs. Julia Stunkard, one of
New Grenada's old time residents
is visiting friends IN this section.
Martha and Eva Black and
Rilla Houck are at Newton Ham
llton Camp.
On Saturday evening we had
the pleasure of meeting Prof. A
W. Woodcock, and sister Ellzl
beth of Eastern Shore, Salisbury,
Md, accompanied by Mrs. A. W.
Woodcock, who are spending
their summer outing at home of
Wllber Berkstresser in Taylor.
Wilber and wife know the secrets
of entertaining guests, aud we
assure their visitors OF pleasant
outing.
New Grenada Base Ball team
won 2 games SATURDAY; one with
Enid Team at End IN the fore
noon. one with Fairvlow Team at
New Grenada in the afternoon.