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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
WRANCLE LONG
OVER SCHEDULE
Baseball Owners Adjourn at Late
Hour, to Settle Differences
To-Day.

Though they discussed the matter all day
and more than half the night. the baseball
owners who met in Murphy's Hotel to make
on; the seasons schedule adjourned at a
late hour without finishing their business.
Tha schedule was the main matter before
the meeting, though there was some little
wrangling over other things of a minor
nature.
There was some talk of limiting the teams
to thirteen men. but this not definitely
determined upon, and the salary limit was
fixed at Sl,400 exclusive of the managers.
Richmond viii, of course, get all the week
end games. and Norfolk and Portsmouth
VIII probably be meted the same measure.
Jack Grim is fighting to have more Satur-
days in Lynchburg, and the other clubs want
this thing or that. However. the differences
shcufd be settled to-day, and the schedule
should be arranged by this afternoon
Richmond men continue to come in.
though they have had little chance far to
get In any good practice. They will so out
az 10 O'Clock this morning and again in the
afternoon. On Saturday afternoon they wilt
play their first game with Richmond College,
and the Spiders promise TO gIve them some-
thing more than practice. Other exhibition
games Wall follow in rapid succession. and
Richmond fans Will have plenty OF baseball
before the season is opened on April 18th.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
SKATERS CAUSE
POLICE TROUBLE
Calls for Officers to Drive Away
the Frolickers Nightly
Occurrences.

since Justice Crutchheld's regent decision
relative to roller skating. allowing the low
ers OF the sport TO enjoy their fun on the
pavement where the streets arc unpaved ana
on the streets where they arc paved. every
man. woman and child possessing surplus
OF animal spirits in his body has been exer-
clsne himself II skating were the chief
occupation N life. SO much skating has
given the police endless trouble. and barely
a night goes by that some call is not sent
In asking that an officer be hurried to some
POINT OF the city where the fun makers arc
creating a racket that would awake tho
dead. In many sick people are an
royed, and 1t often causes the officer partI-
ci:lnr trouble in clearing the sidewalks.
Bicycle Policeman Thurman called
out 10 Grove Avenue last night and found
over hundred people skating for dear life
AS soon as he had driven them from one
place they were starting in another. and ii
was thres-quarters of an hour before the
noise ceased. The call had been sent in on
account of a sick person.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
MAKE NEW RECORD.
IN ASSOCIATION
Creditable Performances by Gym
nasium Members in Y. M. c. A
Meet Last Night.

Some good records were made in the
Jl..ird indoor athletic gymnastic con-
test in the Y M. C. A. gymnasium last
night. II. 3. Rufty cleared seven feet
one fourth inch in the spring board
high Jump, and McC. Thornton made
eighteen feet four inches in the two
standing broad jumps; both or these
making new records for the associa-
ton gymnasium. Some very creditable
work was done on the parallel bars
by the men entered in that event
The next meet will be conducted on
Saturday night April 11th with the
following events: 300-yard potato race,
standing broad jump, fence vault, three
exercises on the horizontal bar and
running broad jump. These events
Will be open to all members of the
association.
The present standing In the race for
the champion eight" is here given:
Total 1st and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS
Acndemy-Mntlnec and night, "The
Blue Noon"
Eiiou-..AriAonn.o
Powers the whole SHOW.

Powers the Whole Show.
James 7. Powers. in the musical
comedy success, THE Blue Moon
caused more laughs at the Academy
last night than could accurately be re-
corded by anything save registering
machine constructed for this purpose.
an invention which has not yet been
placed in playhouses.
his fun making methods He has
voice that is all his own, and its Pc
culiarities tickle the ears OF those who
come within the sound of it. His many
drolleries and oddities appealed to the
sense of humor of last nights audi
ence, and there were laughs long and
loud.
The plot of The Blue Moon" need
tended to do SO. The piece affords Mr..
Powers splendid opportunity for MS
comedy work, and that Is the. main
point to be considered The company
the opportunities which the comedian
not many. Miss Nanon Jacques. as the
singing girl, called the Blue Noon"
and Miss Clara Palmer, as Millicent,
We're all prominent in aiding and abet-
ting Mr.. Powers. Especially was this
so in the case of Miss Palmer who,
with Powers, was encored in the sec
ond act. unit! it looked like the audi
ence didn't know when it was time to
stop.
Phil. H. Ryley. Frank harrington,
Harry Griffith and Edward Earle all
had a share in the making.
There are quite number of catchy
musical numbers in the piece, among
them. Move, Dear DON'T You Think
1t Time to Marry?" and II Shall Marry
Him to Make Home for Mother the
The Blue Moon" will be repeated
at matinee and evening performances
to-day.
MIR. Giffcn Arrives.
Leah kleschna," in which the Giffen
Company scored such a success in Nor
folk this week, will be presented at the
Academy Tomorrow night by that or
ganization.
terday, running up from Norfolk in
order to personally look after some of
the details in connection with the open-
ing of his company here.
However, much of the popular man
ayers time yesterday was spent in
shaking hands with his many friends
and acquaintance in this city, for it
has been four years since Mr.. Giffen
was last in Richmond, and naturally
he was given most cordial welcome
on all sides.
Mr.. Giffen was very much impressed
with the many evidences of the growth
of Richmond since he was last here.
Richmond Boy Coming. 49,.
Mr.. Norbert Caughy, whose stage
name is Clinton Hamilton, will be In
the city next week In the company
headed by Miss Benlah Poynter. which is
producing u decentralization Of one of
of the play being Molly Bawn.''
Mr.. Caughy is quite well known in
this city, and he will be most heartily
welcomed when he returns to Rich
mond for this engagement He has
been upon the stage for several years
and his work has met with marked
lsucceSs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
I'd series sd Series Total.
Summary of last night's meet:

Summary OF last nights meet:
150-yard potato race-First. D. McC.
Thornton, As l-5 seconds. 5 points;
second. I. ]. Lichtenstein, 40 AS Sec
onds. points. third, w. II. Davis.
Al 3-5 seconds. 2 points; fourth. j. II.
Weber. 4S as seconds. point.
Two standing broad jumps-First
d. McC. Thornton. Is feet inches,
points: second. II. B. Rufty, Is feet
3 lie inches. points; third, /. j.
Lichtenstein, II feet liz inches. 2
points; fourth. L. II. Guy. IT feet 6
inches, ! point.
Three exercises on parallel bars
First. r. NJ. Lawrence. 5 points; second
c. v. Robinson. 3 points, third. II. 3.
Rufty. 2 points; fourth Nice. Thornton,
i point.
spring-board high 1ump-First. IL
b. Rufty. feet Ia inch points; Sec
ond, Mcc. Thornton. feet 10 inches,
3 points; third, /. j. Ltchtenstein,
feet 10 Inches. 2 points; fourth. L. II.
Guy, s feet inches, point.
Rope climb-First, II. 3. Rufty, 10 3D.
seconds. points; second, I. j. Lichten-
stein. Il seconds. 8 points; third, W. H.
Davis, l2 5-5 seconds, 2 points; fourth,
J. II. Weber, 15 seconds. point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
MEDIcos PLAY TO-DAY
Gnnie Twice Postponed VIII Come or This
Afternoon, IL Weather Permits.

Twice postponed. the game scheduled to
have been played between the Medical Col
SEa of Virghin ana the University College
of Medicine will be played in the bali park
at 1870 o'clock this afternoon should the
weather permit The lineup of the two
teams will be follows:
Medical College OF Vrglna-Simpson
frst-base; Hoslsns, second base; Nan
third base: Wallace, shortstop: Naden,
catcher: Dalton pitcher: Rosebro. right
field. Smith. centre-fed. vansant. left
field. Substitutes: Scott and Brady
University College of Medicine-Dunford
catcher: Young, pitcher: White or Hail.
first-base Collier, .second-base; Cane. third.
base; Mcdowell, shortstop: Gill. Left field
Hulcher. Nccrtre-held; Taylor, right-feld
Substitutes Brunette. Byrd and Watson.
Next Saturday afternoon the Medical Col
lege of Virginia team goes to Hampden-
Sidney to play that team.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
BOWLING CONTEST,
Manager of Lake Alleys ArrnnGcs for
Series With Norfolk.

The manager of the Lake alleys has
made an agreement with Mr.. w. T.
Burgess, of the Brunswick alleys, in
Norfolk, for a series of games in
duck-pins to decide the championship
of Virginia. The teams will be made
up of five men each. Mr.. H. +. Simp-
son is captain of the Richmond team.
He will get his team ready for the bat
tie tomorrow night at 8 P. NJ The
games will be bowled strictly accord
Bowling Congress. Norfolk team will
bowl on their alleys while the Rich
mond team bowls here until eighteen
games are played. An arrangement
will be made some day to have the
teams meet here for battle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
DEEP MUD AT CITY PARK.
NcbruslSn nIss at 20 to /, Easy VIII
nor In IXcni for ,I,,xn.Nenr-OIdu

Nebraska nI.ss at 20 to /, Easy Wins
ner In Event for Two-Yenr-OIds.
NEW ORLEANS. La, March 3D.
Deep mud interfered with the racing
at City Park to-day, so that no feature
was provided in any of the seven
events. IN the first race which was
for two-year- olds Nebraska Lass, at
25 to Il. won easily. Weather clear;
track muddy.
First race-three and a half fur-
#longs-Nebraska Lass (26 to y first,
Lena Lech Go to ~ second, Guard Al
len Go to y third. Time, :45.
Second race--steeplechase; fully
course--Gold Circle C to 81 first.
Dario CO to ~ second, Or. Heard Is to
~ third. Time. t:13 81.
Third race--siX furlongs; selling
Mae Hamilton (s to 50 first. Thomas
Calhoun GO to - second, Banrlda 6
to y third. Time, l:1S15.
Fourth race-slx furlongs: selling
Keator CA 1-2 to y first, Gold Proof
(S to s. second, Ralbert 90 to u
third. Time. LIT as,
Fifth raca-.-lnile and Il sixteenth;
sellng--Sam Rice (5 to y first, Mazoni
Is to u second, Eta M a to y third,
Timo, ] :55 As.
Sixth race--mile and sixteenth,
sellng--George Bailey (S To ~ first,
Terms Rod a IL to - second, La
Fayette a to - third Time, 1854
Seventh race--mlle and a quarter:
selllng-Prytania q to - first Hooray
(eyen) second. Puntv a to5lo third.
Vino. 114 LIS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25

entered. Paul Joiner, former champion OF
tho Manhattan Chess Club. got draw with
Dir Pedls. OF this city.
In the remaining games, the favorites,
Maroczy Schiechter and Rubinste!n. won
their games from swiderski Suechting and
Bardeleben. respectively. Alapin defeated
Reti, and draws We're recorded between Der
ger and Leonhardt. Telchmann and Tarta-
kower. and Duras and Mieses.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Want Challenges.

The Athletic baseball team announces
through Its manager, Mr.. F. A. Fry. that it
viii be glad TO receive challenge from any
team, semi-profesaonai or amateur. in or
about the city. The team Is composed of
the following men: Semms, catcher Clark
and Bransford. pitchers; Dowden sshor.stnp;
Blunt. third base; Fry. second. base: Pos.
frs.-base Pathway, left-feld; Ricketts,,
centre-feld: Brown, right-feld. Address all
communications TO F. A. Fry. No. sosi:
China Street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
SOUTHERN CUP PLAY


ut Aiken.
4 AIKEN, S. c., March 24,--To-da
game on the Palmetto golf links was
marked by some fne playing. In the
contest for the Southern Cross Cup Fl,
A, Sands beat ". Manson, To; ]. 4.
Taller heat A. w, Hoyt. 4-s; A. Il.
whitney beat r, Coburn, So; G. ,Auch-
In (close) beat C. Bohlen, Al.
Aiken Cup--H, Tapping, l;HJ. Mott,
|5;sA. n. Sacket, Q; W. Bates, l; G,
Morris,Ma:sC L. Tapping, 2;@J Clap
Iping, 3, y. w. levitt, 4; r. a. Swtgert,
N byeA q, M. Iiinckle, 4 bye; g. Nv.
Dolan, bye; II, O. Beach, bye,
TO morrow the first game for the
palmetto Cup Will be played. The
finals Will be played Friday afternoon
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
WAKE FOREST WINS GAME.
Beaten by North Cnr-
Ollnn Tenn. 4 tn y.

neutrality-suspicious. Beaten by North Cnr-
olinn Team, 4 to ..
Especial TO The Times Dlspatch.1
WAKE FOREST. N. c., March "a
Randolph-Macon lost to Wake Forest
in first intercollegiate game this sea-
was very Interesting, Virginia boys
playing we'll and batting freely. Both
Temple and Drewry pitched a good
game, and received splendid support
Dawson. Iosey and Hamrick used
stick we'll for locals, touching Drewry
for two baggers, as did Lancaster for
visitors. Score by innings:
w r. 100 o 1 o o 8 o o o. s.
RIM. ......O OIL 90 0 i o. 3
Batteries: Temple and Hamrick
Drewry and Newman
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Prefers Freedom to vindicntion.

Freferring ris freedom to a long wait in
jail for a possible vindicaton by the Circuit
Court Norman Brown tcolored), who was
faed by Magistrates Wright and Darricott
on Monday. laid the sum yesterday and
went his way. His partner. Edward Miles,
who got three months from the sam. tri-
bcral VIII answer to two more charges to-
day His also appealed by his
counsel, Attorney j. T. Lewis, and he Will
therefore probably have ample time to wait
for his hearing before Judge Scott.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
HELD UP by, NEGROES.
Alexandria Man Beaten by Thugs, But
He ualla Onto His Money.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. March 24.-Ur
to the present sIe time the police have
who held. UP and attempted to rot
Manuel Tavares, a native of Brazil
fifty years of age, who conducts a
fruit store. at the head of King Street
Late last night two negroes sprans
upon him in his yard, and after beat
ing him, would have robbed him had
he not made an outcry. Tavares fired
two shots at the men, neither taking
effect. Last winter he WAS held UP
and robbed by white men.
Tavares was conveyed to the hos
pital. wlreraseveral stitches were taken
In his head. The thugs struck him
over the head with stick or some
blunt Instrument. He says he would
bcgable. to identify his assailants.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
MARSHALL BEATEN

I, Defeated by spiemnnn in Vienna Chess
Tourney,
VIENNA. March 24,---In the first round Of
the international chess tournament, arranged
'by tho Vienna Chess Club In. honor of tha
jubilee OF Emperor Fran1ls Joseph Franz
iJ. Marshall tho American champion, was
defeated yesterday by Spielmann, of Munich,
Marshall oyeryeached himself In comhina-
ton and Spielmann easily got the game
after that, Tha only other American player
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Mfeti1lgs.

Richmond. Va. March 81. 1905.
HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
of the stockholders of The Albemarle
Paper Manufacturing Company will
be held at the office of Mr.. Charles
U. Williams, Room No. SIT Mutual
Building, Richmond, Va, on THURS
DAY, APRIL Q. 1908, ut u o'clock NJ.
ARTHUR +. ROBERTSON,
Secretary and Treasurer.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
WRESTLING MATCH
Young Ajax and George Herbert to Appear
on Mat In Corcoran Hall.

Young Ajax and George Herbert. partners
In school OF wrestling and boxing In this
city will give wrestling match in Corcoran
Hall Tomorrow evening, Young Ajax en-
gaglns to throw his opponent three times
In an hour.
= Young Ajax has u nne record. and says
that he has tasted defeat but once in his
career, though he has had falls with som.
OF the beet VINO ever went on mat Her
bert is well known here. and the match
should be OF the greatest interest.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25

Richmond, Va. March %. 1908.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders of the Virginia State
Fair Association, Incorporated, will
be held on THURSDAY, APRIL 9,
1908, In the assembly room at Muir
phys Hotel, Eighth and Broad
Streets. Richmond. Va.
M. A. CHAMBERS,
Secretary.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
AZURE MAID WINS
AND RAKES IN CASH
Hall, the Virginia Trainer, Cuts
Loose the Good Thing OF the
Day at Benning.
fspecini TO The Times Dispatch.

WASHINGTON. D. c., March ga
card of little class was presented by
the Washington Jockey Club for the
second day of its spring meeting this
afternoon. Six overnight events went
to make up the program. and owing
to the bad weather yesterday, and
the prospects of It's continuance to-
day, the various stables represented
here failed to send horses of class TO
the post. change OF mind on the
part of rhe weather man early this
morning upset most calculations. how
ever, for a more beautiful day for
racing than this could not have been
asked for.
Only one favorite succeeded in land
ing the money for his hackers, the
general upset of the talent coming in
the first race, when George Odom's
Comedienne was heavily played. Come
|dienne, brought up last week from New
Orleans. apparently has not recover
ed from the trip, for she. RAN a dull
race, being beaten by the second
choice. Goes Fast. over furlongs OF
the Columbia course.
The second race. hurry-up scram-
Bile for maiden two-year-olds, over
half a mile. brought to light the
first long shot of the day, when James
McLaughlin'c Personal. a good looking
bay, tilly, by Kingly Mac. outfooted the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25

National, was to-day promoted to the
cashiership of that institution to sue
ceed Fl. M. Victor. who resigned in
January. Baxter Ross was elected
teller, succeeding Mr.. Orr. The offi--
Gals advanced to-day have been with
the bank fifteen years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
High Constable's Sale

Will sell, by public auction, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 25TH DAY OF
MARCH, 1908. 8 o'clock P. NJ, at my,
storehouse, No. 1906 East Franklin, the
following property, to satisfy distress
warrants and executions IN my hands,:
Bureaus, Washstands. Wardrobes, Hat
Racks, Refrigerators. Bedsteads, Springs,
Couches. office Fixtures, etc.
Terms: CASH,
w. II. WYATT, JR., II. c., C. r.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Real estate.

YOU Ill., f; s ss, ssz 4; ' VS.
near territory, get into communication
with us at once.
KENNEDY-wALKE LAND &
DEVELOPMENT COMPANY. Inc.
Real Estate. Loans. Insurance.
Main Office. -- Thinking. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Sporting Letters

The sporting editor of The Timcs-
Dispatch Will glntlly answer In these
columns any questions regarding
sporting matters. Communications
on sporting subjects will also be
printed, aud comments Will be made,
Address Sporting Editor, Timcs-Dis-
patch.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
aurttnn 5alfs, Future DapS.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION,
Three Nice, Modern
Comfortable Dwellings.

Nos. 402. 4o4 AND 400 WEST MAIN
STREET. -
IN ONE OF THE BEST NEIGHBOR-
HOODS IN THE CITY. AN OPPOR-
ITUN1TY TO BUY \ HOME CoNvE-
NIENT TO BUSINESS OR THE SHOP.
PING DISTRICT, OR If YOU ARE
LOOKING FOR AN INVESTMENT;
THIS PROPERTY PAYS 6 PER CENT.
tNET.-At the request of the owner, we
win sell the THREE DWELLINGS
mentioned above Immediately in the
rear of the Commonwealth Club. on
THURSDAY, MARCH &c. 1905.
beginning at o'clock P. NJ. The lots
front 22ia by 126 feet, more or less.
each, to an alley. The dwellings are
modern In good order. having just
been thoroughly overhauled and paint.
ed, and are now occupied by the best
of tenants. Possession. IL desired. may
be had in the fall.
TERMS: Liberal, and announced at
sale. Further particulars at the office
of the auctioneers prior to that time.
T. NJ WoRTHAM & CO.
Auctioneers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25
Virginia Trainers Work

C. c. Hall, the Virginia trainer, cut
loose the good thing of the day in the
fourth race. when he sent j. L.
shafer's maiden three-year-old flly,
Azure Maid, TO the post to go
seven furlongs in selling affair for
nonwinners in 1907 and 1908. On the
strength of race he won yesterday
Billy B. Van. owned by P. Fl. Sullivan,
the Tammany politician. was a 4-to-5
favorite. After good deal of bad
acting going to the barrier, Azure
Maid got off flying and was never
headed. Her price at the opening of
the betting was as good as II to l in
some books, but soon her prevailing
price was from rs to 3's. The Vir-
GINA and Maryland contingent cleaned
up heavily on this race.
On the strength of his performances
in New Orleans recently Albert Simon's
Higginbotham went to the post an even
money favorite in the fifth race. This
proved to be false price, for Higgin-
botham was never contender.
The last race was bad one with
the choice favoring B. Flynn's Little
ton Maid Holscher, William Shields
great distance horse. was not faneied
because the wise ones thought he
could not get going quickly enough to
win a race at mile and forty yards.
Holscher fooled everybody, however,
and under strong ride by Tommy
Burns, who has just returned from a
year abroad. kept UP with the pace un-
til the stretch was reached, when he
wore the others down and won we'll IN
hand. This was Burns's first winning
race this meeting.
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Mr.. Moore Qualities.

Mr.. Moore Qualities.
James S. Moore qualified before Clerk ot
Council Ben 7. August yesterday as clerk
to the Inspector OF Gas This is a new off,
hcn created for the Light Department.
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Summarizes,

First race--fillies and mares; three
yearolds and up: six furlongs; Col
umbia course-Goes Fast Go to % first,
Commedienne C to 81 second, Helen
e. (out show third. Time. 1:1S.
Second race-maiden two-year- olds;
four furlongs; old course-Personal (3
to ~ first. Balbek (2 to l., place. sec
ond; Hnldy. lO to l. show third.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-25

Third race--selling for three-year-
olds and UP: six and a half furlongs;
20 first, Firebrand L e. e to i, piaceoi
second; Glaucus G. to 5, show) third
Time LIZA 2-5.
Fourth race--nlalden three-year-
et"s azure Maid "a to s. first.
Tennis e to 1, place. second. Billy B,
Van (ouD third. Time. 1888
Fifth race-selling for three-year-
olds and up SIN furlongs; Columbia
Kempton CO to J., place) second, Work
man (even show third. Time. lis
2-5,,
olds and up; one mile,and forty yards;
Columbia course--Holscher Go 10 %
first, Littleton MaidS(9 to 10, place.
second, Campaigner Govt. show)n third,
Time. AS Id.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1908-08-20

For COMMISSIONS. undress the child
quickly and place in warm mustard
bath. To prevent another give her a
dose of castor oil. as with children they
usually come from indigestion. The
best way to take a dose and the less
hot water. and warm and add table
spoonful of castor oil. This floats on
the water and the mixture goes down
without any bother
Some mothers say it is nonsense and
expensive to have three grades of fan
nels for baby, but they are entirely
mistaken. for If the child is made to
wear winter fiannels too long the deli
cate skin becomes irritated, and by be-
ing overheated the body Is more sus-
ceptible to cold. BY using the medium
grade clothing the change is made Il
month earlier than it can be if he is
put directly into gauze wool.
One busy Housewife tethers her baby
out of doors each day, SO that he can
have fresh air and she need not worry
about him running off or getting into
mischief. Make a belt to fit comfort
ably around baby's waist, so he cannot
slip through. Tie piece of rope nj
the back. giving him plenty of length
Then tie the rope to a treee or post in
some shady spot In the yard Change
the location from time TO time. so that
he will not become weary of his sur
roundings. Give him his playthings and
let him have good time.