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The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
UNIONS WILL OPEN EARLY
Outlaw Team to Play Philadelphia
Here Oh April II.
Irwin Sends Orders 20 His Players
10 Report at Once in Order to
Get in Week of Practice.

The new Union baseball park. al FIJI
teenth and H streets northeast. will be
opened on Saturday. April H. when the
Washington and Philadelphia outlaw
teams play an exhibition game.
Al Lawson. president of the Union
League. was in this city yesterday 10
confer with the local officials in regard
to the championship schedule. He visited
the new park and expressed himself as be
ing well satisfied with the progress that
has been made since work was started
less than a month ago.
As the Nationals viii be at hons during
the last two weeks in April, Lawson IS
anxious to get in as many games as pos
sible before the return OF Canullon's club.
In addition 70 the game on April i. Ir-
wins team viii play Philadelphia here
on the following Monday and Tuesday.
Arthur Irwin has sent out orders 10 all
OF the Washington outlaw players to re
port 10 him in Philadelphia AT once so as
10 get in a week Of practice before the
opening exhibition game.
President Lawson has promulgated the
following contracts with the various clubs
or his organization:
wilmingtoa-Eamest Brickley. Frank N. Carmen,
James Brady. and Blame NcCreight
Philadephia-James Burns David Yerkes. Thomas
Strayer. Sid Goldstein. and Walter Williams
Balfimcre-Wulan H. Wcstlake. Thomas Maher.
Kid Hagen. George Clayton. and Robert Tumbel-
StCn.
Reading-R C. Hobiitzell
Br0oklU-H BadCT and Augls5in Molina.
Eiizsheth-Jancs J. Kelly. David Creagau. Ray
rcnd Barrett. Frank King William Luystcr VIII
lam SsTrie. William Phoenix Ge0rge Wolfe. F. W.
Schipski. Fred GaiseT and William Ross.
Patcrson-Joseph sheridan. Harry Clayton NJ
Brent Vincent Tydeman, A = Pillins. W. r.
Moreland Charles r. Cole James Hainswurth Dick
Muriey. ]. H. Brown. J. W. Smith. Walter SON
ners Thomas O'Brien. Charles Patterson and
Frank Andres
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Four and one-half furionSs.
Brougham los (Koemerl. 20 s. won: N,gger Baby
100 Powers. 20 /. second Guy Fisher. Jos Qeel
Is 10 s. thiri Time, 054 IS. Gavin. Hank. and
Font also Rn.
SECOND RACE-Five and one-haH furlcnes. Bess
Ward. los (Koenerl. 10 3 won: Shirley Rossmore.
l07 Lee. to ]. second. Rebel Queen l07 Powersl
TO s. third. Time los Miss Yi.-lant Masks
and Faces. Lady Almy. Ethel Carr. Tiekilns Fin
esse. Feast. Lutte Foster. joyful and Bewitced also
ran
THIRD RACE-six urlongs. Canada los Ieel,
10 5. won; Earls Court. 100 (Notter). 3 TO .
second; Biz Ben. 100 (Aiartnel. s to l. third.
Time. lli Bedford. Birmingham Arhy Van. r. NJ.
Mcleod. Ingenue King Cole. San Ario. and Elec-
torine also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Four furlongs- Arienette I5
Lee. 10 ? won: Anne AIctiee rs CNicoD s 70
5. second; Lena Leach. 10 lPOWers) . 10 l. third
Time. 0;49. Yankee Daughter. Ny Lady Frances.
and Elizabeth Harwood also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and one-eishth miles Toma-
GEO. III iNOtterl IS TO s. won Glorifer rs (Koer-
uer. 20 ). second; Pedro. 10 lLeel Il 70 s. third
Time. :53 IS First Premium also ran
SIXTH RACE-Sx furlongs Escutcheon Jos
CDelabyl. 10 !. won: Saylor l0 lLeibertl 30 to l.
second: Z. 7. Ship. 90 Flynn to 5. third. Time
ia Is Lens. Bitter Sir. and Miss Strome also
ran
SEVENTH RACE-Oue and three-sixteenths miles
Hooray. l04 (F1ynnl, 5 20 2 won: Lord LoTat lOT
tNotter). 10 !. second; Anna Day. 100 tKoerner)
20 10 l. third Time. 200 IS. Royal Onyx. Docile
and Coruscate also nn.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
NAYY'S LUCK BEATS AGGIES
Maryland Farmers Get Poor Start,
Which Costs Two Runs.
In Pitchers Battle Byrd Has Advan-
taEe over His RIvaI-Passed Ball
and Single Wins for Sailors.
'edal to The Washington Herald

Special TO The Washington Herald
Annapolis. Nd. April Navy luck fig
ured prominently in the defeat Of the
team OF Maryland Agricultural College
here this afternoon. The final score was
TO ,
Except during the first inning. when
they made three errors which gave the
Niddies two OF their runs. the Aggies'
fielding was OF a snappy order, including
two fast double plays. They also used
the stick more freely than the Middies.
but, unfortunately. with one exception,
the several long drives made did not land
in safe places. On the other hand. the
Middies' four singles canie- - Opp0rtune
times. and they took fun advantage Of
their opponents misplays- The game was
really a pitchers battle. with the hOnOrs
in favor OF Byrd.
Each team scored n the first inning.
the Agriculturals getting one and the
Aiiddies two. Neither scored again until
the ninth. Evans, the Farmers first base
man. more than Offset his four errors
by lacing out q Ions one to center field
for a homer. and this greatly raised the
hopes OF his team mates. Then came a
measure Of luck for the Niddies in their
half. with two men out. Navy got the
winning run on a passed ball and a single.
FTha coa~a-
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
AMATEUR BASEBALL.

The Gonzasa stars wish 10 challenge teams aver
aging fourteen years. address Manager H. Csdy,
l243 North Capitol street The lineup follows
T. Hassett. catcher: f. Purcell. pitcher; Edmunds.
first base: G. Gardiner second base; Cady sh0r
stop; J. O'Bricn. right field; Fennei. left field
H. Burns. center field Mayew. third base
The Calvary Baptist team wants games. The
Raptists are counting another successful season
With nearly ali Of last years aggregation and
about fifteen new candidates 70 pick from the team
should make a good showing. Address K. e. Pull
liam, 1891 Third street northwest.
Tie Washington Athletic Club. last season known
as the Woodlands would like TO hear from teams
averaging sixteen years The team viii open the
season with the Gonzaga College team on spril IL
Address J. 3 Wood. sos French street northwest.
The Cairo Athletic Club defeated the Columbia
Heights team by II 10 5. Kennon pitched a good
game for the Cairos
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
AMHERST VS.. GEORGETOWN.
Blue and Gray VIII Meet strong New
England College Tenn.

Georgetown plays Amherst this after
noon. on Georgetown field. in the first i'm
portant game on the Blue and Cray
schedule From now until the end OF the
Easter vacation the local college viii meet
the strongest teams among the Eastern
colleges. To-day Amherst viii make her
appearance in Washington for the first
time in number Of years.
Tommy" Cantwell, the best twirler on
Georgetown. viii pitch against Amherst
this afternoon, while Pierce, one of the
leading twirlers in the New England coli
leges. will go TO the firing line for the
visitors The game viii start al o'clock
The lineup of the two teams will be as
follows:
Georgetown-Mess. 81; Courtney, f.; Simon. Ct
Mcdonald, Ib; Smith. s.; Schlafy, r.; Msyock.
2b. Duffy. c. and Cantwen p.
Amherst-Jube. Ct; Palmer. lb.; Mcclure. r.
Cupti. r.. Danahey. C.; MIchaels 81; Permock.
ss Kane. 2b.. and Pierce. p
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
OAKLAND RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Futlrity course. Adena 100 Men
tryl. TO l. won; John Il. Sheehan Ice Miller
L to 10 second; Seven Full, III lynch. 70 l.
third. Time, ! 90 9-5 Belle Of Iroquois. Wahoo,
Mischief, Gov Orrnan, sathkass. and Senator War
ner also ran.
SECOND RACE-One and one-haf miles FuIleta.
los (Nfnler). 10 l. won; Pontotoc. los (Scovillel
to 2 seccnd: Orchan. 80 lSullvaul. IS to l. third
Time. 25i 4-5 Tslamund. Neva welch. Capt. Bush
Ray Boseleh. and Leila Hill also ran.
THIRD RACE-One and one-sixtsenth miles Bo-
loman lis Miller. 10 2 won; AIonyina lis Dear
bornl II TO TO- second; Paladini. ia (AdcIntyrsl.
II TO l. third Time las 25 Fury. Ten Oaks
Patriotic Rotrcn Tannt and Elevation also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap; six furlongs Bur
leigh. III tlIillerl TO ). wcn Paporta lOs Iyclr-
gus. 20 5. second; The Mist, l53 tMcIntyrel. 20
l. third. Time. l:225 Timothy Wen and St
Francis also ran.
FIFTH RACE-0ne and one-hah miles. Kr7lka
100 AIentryl 3 20 s. won; Tonic l04 walsh. II to
5. second Miss OfRcious s5 lGilbertl. to l. third
Time, 255 Is Blue Eyes, Eduardo. Rip Rap. Hen
n o. and Benvolo also ran.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth miles
Tommy AheaTn los (Seig1erl. to l. won; Lucy c.
los (Galindo). 70 l. second: Peerless Lad u2
Mynch). Il TO l. third Time 147 Is Dave Weber
Harry Rice. Hand Me Down. Jack Paine Col Bert
Eckersall. Royal Red. Buchanan. and Mrs. Matthews
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
GALLAUDET IS EASY
Georgetown Rolls Up Total
of Thirteen Runs.
DILLON KNOCKED OUT OF Boz
Five TaIIies In the Third Inning
Causes SouthpaSv 10 Take 10 Cover
and Birch, Who Succeeds Him,
Fares Little Better-GeOrGetOwn
Plays Amherst College To-day.

Georgetown overwhelmed Gaiiaudet yes
terday, piIing up total Of thirteen runs,
as against two - their rivals.
The weather was cold and raw, and
caused the spectators and players a deal
Of discomfort. At 10 stage Of the con-
test did the Kend1H Green team have
any shadow OF a show, and Il was not
until the eighth inning that they managed
TO tally a run. GaIlauaet was simply out
classed. Her batterS could not bat, and
her ielders could not field. Kline errors
were charged against them, and all but
two figured in the scoring.
The Georgetown swatters had their bat
ting lamps trimmed, and the nine hits
coupled with some fast work on the
bases. and the inability Of the opposing
helders TO perform their duties, made it
quite easy for the Blue and Gray
Dillon Did Not Last.
Dillon. "A southpaw. started in the box
for Gallaudet AMI lasted just three IN
Itngs. FIVE runs in the third inning being
his undoing- He was succeeded by Birch.
vino had lots OF blonde hair. but little
in the way OF curves and shoots. al
though he made a better record than
Dillon
Diamond was sente to the pan for
Georgetown, and twiried his usual clever
game Tor four innings when Danahy was
substituted. This was Danahys first ap-
pearaHce this year. and he showed con
siderable speed although the visiting
hatsmen got 10 him for SIX hits. three
OF which were punched IN one inning.
GeorgetOwn's one error, made by
Howard Smith. did not figure. as the run
ner got no farther than second base
Smith led his team az the bat with 900
per cent, getting a sacrifice. base on balls.
two singles, and a double Courtney got
two hits. as did Diamond Simon and
Mess obtained the other two
COurtney'S Good Catch.
A shoestring catch by Courtney and a
spear Of high ball by Mayock were the
fielding features
GeOrgetown's runs were made one in
the first inning. one in the second. five
in the third, two in the fourth. two in
the sixth. and two in the eighth
Gallaudet's two runs came in the eighth
when Morris singled. stole second. went
10 third on Howers hit Hover stole
second, and Cooper cleaned the bases
with a corking triple 10 right. which near
" cleared the bank
Georgetown viii play its first hard game
OF the season this afternoon. when It
meets Amherst. The New England col
legians are said To be strong this year.
and Georgetown viii have 10 DO its
best 10 beat them. Devine and Dury will
probably work for the locals The game
Will start at { o'clock
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Chicago, April Coach A A Stagg, OF
the University Of Chicago. has announced
that the Maroons, in addition 10 cOmpet-
ing in the one-mile race al the University
OF Pennsylvania relay carnival or April
.. may also enter the two-mile relay.
This all depends on whether Lightbody.
the Olympic champion. is eligible. The
famous distance runner has had some
trouble with his studies this winter, and
does not yet know where he stands II
he is eligible, Chicago will have a won
dersul two-mile team.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Time. 100 4-S Hereafter. Billy Mayhsm. Succeed.
Ontario. Oregon. and Gren0r also ran
FIFTH RACE-One mile and fllrlong. Audu-
bon. IS elartinl. u TO l. won: Frsscleio. ltj thoe
% 10 l. second: Mountebank io7 tArchibaldl, l5 70
l. third. Time. IS as Freezias EseTa, Monte
ness. Rama. Dr. White, Rosemary D.. Senator
WIN Stone. Leo Bright Attia. and Salina also rall
SIXTH RACE-FIVo furIongs- Cardinal lt5 Mus
grave II 70 10. won Little Wicky lo5 Aielntyrel,
20 l. second: Franciscan. l0 tGodsteinl. 4 70 l.
third Tine. 100 35. Lancashire Lad. Maxnal'
Jepek. Rathiay. Fred c.. S. a. Carlisle. LakeEle"'
and Abraham also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile Atkins. 10 lRIeyl
Z 10 !. wen; Ed sheridan l05 tPreston). j TO ,.
second; OTmonde's Right lN lGoidsteinl. 20 J.
third. Time. ls0 Is Autara. Stony Lee, toIkhlll'
hi Cau Cap Bushwhaczer Foncasta, Rudabek'
and Buster Jones also ran.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
MORE REST FOR COLTS.
Rain Again Interferes with Plans of
Mr.. Hughes squad.
Dccial to The Washington Herald.

Springfield. H.. April Tom Hughes
and his bunch of Washington Colts are
anything but pleased with the weather
they have had during their stay in this
city.
With the exception Of cne day. the local
diamonds have been unfit for use There
was no game to-day on account of rain,
and the weather conditions for tomorrow
colder and snow-show little probability
of a game. Hughes is doing the only
thing possible, waiting for word from the
boss or better weather. There is no pos
sibility that the squad viii leave here be-
fore the arrival Of the main bunch, ac-
cording 10 Hughes. but as soon as the
weather changes for the better as much
time as is practical will be put in on the
bali field.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
LOS ANGELES RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five and one-hah fnriongs Hazel
thorpe, l4 Nlusgrave). TO ). won: Koenigin L1ise
loi (Ciodsteini. 3 TO 2 second; Nuns Yelling IOa
Ricel. to I. third Time. l07 Daisy F4ost
Lady Daughter Myrtle H. Esther B. Chicnra
Maid Jillette Miss Himyar. PEPPER and Salt. Bau-
.ble and Grandita also ran
T. SECOND kACE-SeTen furlongs. Daily los
martini. TO 5. won; Barney Oldfeld IS Archi
bald. Is to 2 second: Eonite IS Neson) TO /
third Tine IN. JimAlOng Playit Taraban
ArrahgoWan. Charles Green. Albion H. and Karodo
alsG ran
THIRD RACE-One mile Bonnie Prince Char
lie. l07 Giusgrave), TO J. won: Matador 10 Mar
TIM u TO !. second: Gossiper II lO5 (Goldstenl 2
70 5. third. Time la0. Associate Rustling silk
Little Minister. Mandarin. Col Jewell and Dutiful
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs- La Chata lOi
tGoldstein. 10 ]. won; Hal,on. l06 tSIartinl to
l. seconds Aunt Polly. l04 lArchibald) to l. third
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Merit and Merit Co., 900 F Street
EASTERN LEAGUERs BUSY.
All Teams Have Begun Regular
Practice for Coming Season.

All Teams Have Begun Regular
Practice for Coming season.
Yesterday might well be called report
ing day" in the Eastern League. for five
clubs had orders 20 assemble and begin
the active work OF preparation for another
championship season This is the full
list with the programme Of each:
Baltimore-Reportsd yesterday; train at home.
With fun set Of exhibition games
Providence Reported yesterday; train At home,
with exhibition games.
Jersey ciS-Reportsd yesterday; train at home,
With exhibition games
NeWark-Reportod week ago. training at Had
docks, Ca. the farm q Manager 'stallings; exhibi
tion games the way North.
Bufalo-ReUorted oue week ago: training At
Columbia. 5. C.; exhibition games On the way
North
Rochester- Reported yesterday at Hayre de Grace,
Nd, where exhibition games viii be played with
Baltimore and nearby teams.
TorontO-Reported on last saturday: training az
Charlottesville Va. exhioiti0u games in Virginia
Montreal-ReIortsd yesterday; training on an ex-
hibition trip with Baltimore as lis ultimate desti
nation On Arril p
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Honey Melody 20 Be Busy,

New York. April Honey Melody. the
welter-weight champion. has a busy
month ahead Of him. George Monroe
who is looking after the business end for
Melody, has signed the Honey Boy" up
for six fights. The first is with INK Rus
sell, at Philadelphia, next Saturday night
The other five are all within the month of
April and are all contingent on the out
come Of the bout with Russell
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
ARTHUR IRWIN sIGNS SPEAS.
Former Cleveland Nap VIII Join
Local Union League Club.

Special 10 The Washington Herald-
Toledo. Ohio, April I-BilIy Speas, who
was Cleveland Nap for several months
during the winter time, has decided 70
play with the Washington team of the
Union Outlaw League. He has signed
his contract and will report at the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania at once. Arthur
Irwin, the manager Of the team. IS coach
ing the college players at Old Penn, and
Speas is 70 assist him in his work.
Speas played with Mansfield in the Ohio
and Pennsylvania League last year, and
was drafted in the fall by the Cleveland
club. Just before the departure Of the
Maps for the South, Speas was turned
over TO the Akron team Of the same
league as the club from which he was
drafted. The salary offered by the Akron
management failed to come up to ex-
pectation. and Speas refused 10 sign. It
seems. while the disagreement was on.
Arthur Irwin came forward with a salary
far in advance OF the o. and P. figures.
and he accepted.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Trinity shuts out Colgate.

Special TO The Washington Herald
Durham. n c.. April l.-Coigate lost
the first Of series with Trinity this
afternoon by to 0. Switzer and Leonard
were the battery, and did fair work. but
The support was miserable. Lane and
Flowers opposed them, and two hits only
were made OF the Trinity pitcher The
teams play again tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Rasehnu ReSnIt.

At Princeton. " J.-Dickinson, o.; Princeton. :.
Al New Havcn-Yale. S; Trinity,
At Charlottesville Vs.-Virgnis. s. Amherst l
At Providence-Bowdoin, 3; Brown. l.
At napolis-Catholc University. 2: st. John $
College. l.
At Annapolis-AIaryland Agricultural College, ?;
Naval ACADEMY, ?
At Dallas-New York Nationals. s.: Dallas p
At Raleigh. NJ C.-Caroliua. 5; Cornell 2
At Durham. \. C.-Colgate. O; Trinity. g.
At Montgomery Montgomery. 5: Brooklyn. l.
Al Atanta-New York Americans Regulars. S:
Ianigans =
Al Philadelphia Pennsylvania, Is; Albright, .
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
BETHANY BEATS WAR.
BUckIey's Pitching Mainly RESPONSE
BILE for Clerks Defeat.

Bethany, Of the Sunday School League.
defeated War, OF the Departmental
League. in rather easy fashion yesterday.
the score being 10 L
The feature was the fine battery work
Of Buckley and Marceron. Not MT was
made off Buckley until the fourth inning
when he let down a trife. Score by in
nings:
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
PIace to Coach Notre pame.

Notre Dame. April 1-Dave Place, for
mer Dartmouth tackle and an all-Ameri-
can lineman, has been chosen to succeed
Thomas Barry as coach OF the varsity
football team next fall. For the past
two seasons Place has had the Washing
ton University team in charge, and three
years ago coached Ohio Wesleyan.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Gregg and Dourherty Even Up.

Milwaukee. Wis. April lack Dough
erty. Of Milwaukee. and Indian Joe Gregg
went zen fast roUnds to a draw before
the Green Valley Athletic Club in the
Schlitz Park Pavilion last night Dough-
erty led up 10 the seventh round. but In
the last three sessions the Indian was
on the warpath and nearly won out.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
North Carolina Beats Cornell,

Special 70 The Washington Herald.
Chapel Hill. n. c.. April 1.-Cornen fell
before North Carolina this afternoon by
> to . The crippled Ithacans pitched
Goodwillie four successive games. Fulen-
wider twirled for Carolina, allowing but
one hit which was home run with base
occupied. There win be another game
tomorrow.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Tommy Burns Wants Finish Firbt

London. April Hearing that Tex Ri
card, of Nevada, was willing to offer a
purse of $S5.OOO for a fight between Jack
Johnson and Tommy Burns. Burns is
sending a special messenger by the Lust
tania bearing a s5.e00 side bet All Burns
asks is for forty-f1ve rounds or fight 10
finish In a sixteen-foot ring.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Earned rlls-Maryland AgCies. . Home uIu-Ev-
ans Base en- halls-Of Van AUken. 4; Of Byrd. ..
Struck out-By Van Aukcn. 5; by Byrd 6 Lett On
hases-Navy. :; Maryland AEgies Double plays
Evans 20 Reeder and White 70 Reeder % Evans
stolen hasss-BscoH. Dsgpe. Passed ball-Grason.
First base err0rs-NaTy. 4. Sacrifice hits-Nison.
Jones. Timauus. GTas0n- HIT hy pitched bail
Reedcr. Time Of game-l hour and 55 minutes.
Umpire-Alr. CoIlif0wer. Of Washington
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

GeorgetO 5 0 o ks
Earned Georgetown. 2; Gallaudet
p Left on bases-GeOrgetown 3. Galiau-
Oct. s. First base on balls-On Dillon. ,;
of Diamond. >: of Birch. 8. Innings
pitched-Dill0n. =; Diamond. Z. Birch. 8:
Danahy, 3 Hits made-On Dillon :: of
Diamond. /; OF Birch. 4: of Danahy, 6.
Struck OUt-By Dillon. I: by Diamond. s2;
by Birch. >: by Danahy. ?. Three-base
hit-COOpeT- TWO-baSe hits-HOWeT
Smith. Sacrifice hits-SimOn. II. Smith,
Schlafiy o. Stolen b2ses-Mess (2l. Court
ney ca. Simon q, Macdonald. II. Smith
@, Schlahy, Mayock. Hover (2l, Morris,
.O'Donnell. Eckenrode. Double plays
Norris TO W. Bell 10 Hover. Hit by
p.tcher-By Dillon .. by Birch , Wild
pitches-Birch. Passed Dall-A Bell.
Cmpire-Ed. Handiboe. Time of game
hour and 50 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Only ten cents a week, delivered al
your dcor-the daily issues OF The Wash
ington Herald. Phone Main $500.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
New schedule for virginia League

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Richmond. Va. April IA meeting Of
the magnates Of the Virginia State League
has been called to adopt a new schedule.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
FIVE FAVORITES LOSE
Public Has Another Bad Day
at the Benning Track.
WORKMAN'S VICTORY POPULAR

Mccarthy Rides Only Winning Fa-
vOrite of the Day, and Also Lands
King of Bashan in Front of the
Hnndfcap--OId Grandpa Wins the
SteepIechase in "A GaIIop.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02

Speas is a lefthelder he had a good
fielding record in the minor league last
year and ranked well up among the best
hitters in the league.
The Washington herald., 1908-04-02
Los Angeles.

apprentice allowance claimed.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-22
Best The World Affords

1t gives me unbounded pleasure
to recommend Bucklen's Arnica
Salve, " says J. w. Jenkins, of
Chapel Hill, N. C. 81 am convin-
ced it's the best salve the world
affords. 1t cured a felon on my
thumb, and it never fails to heal
every sore, burn or wound to which it
is applied. 25c. at Benton N. We'll
don's drug store.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-22

The town authorities of George
town claim that there are no
speakeasies there. A detective left
Tuesday after three days stay
with the information that he could
find no evidence of illegal sale of
liquor.
Smyrna times., 1908-07-22
Just Exactly Right

Il have used DR.. Kings New Life
Pills for several years, and find
them just exactly right" says Mr..
A. A. FELTON,, of Harrisville, N. Y.
New Life Pills relieve without the
least discomfort. Best remedy for
constipation, biliousness and malaria.
25c. at Benton N. Weldon's drug
store.