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The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Thursday. February II. 1sOe3

TEininE CIty-NArie F. and Catherine G. Hozs 20
Robert r. Bradbury ard Harry Z. Glzd-2n. lots
g and X block l. Sc.
KAlorzma HeiEhts-John ". Kszrney e W 70 Kate
". Boyd. lots and g. block s. So
I Lanier Hsights-John M D2ris et TX to Charles
". King. 7. lot Us and east half los IL SO
Moore & Bs-bozT's Addition to Washingtou-R Regina
Thiebaut e. Viz Eugene % James r. Barbour.
lots 3 70 5. biock C. so. james F. Barbour
70 George c PSnphrey and JOHN z. B2yns.
sane land. $40
South Kenilwozsh-Beruard G. Brown ct ux TO
Wiiist J. Marcus. lot 3 square 5l2 SO.
lS kentucky avenue sputhesst-HsTy Wisoa to
Bds Wilson. lot Il. square l8Is SO
TVeHty-third street, between and streets north
West-RooeTt Rsys'rr. T.. et al u RosSTt Rey-
burr- 81. part original lcs : square g. SO.
DOsbins Addition znd Addition % lie DToit Park
Wilhelm SchEidt Ct ux. and Fritz D. Brandt =
TX 70 Paul '. Mitchell lot s., blocks and s.
TEeSty-frst street between Z and F streets north
Eest-Lufher A SwsrtzeIl 70 Hanna a. McCSE.
rurt lot fo4, square les 500
Jsnaica-Iheodore Nix e TX 20 Dora z Odsn
lot Is SO
ct al 70 Mary Mcclure. pan original Let l.
SQUARE sc. SO
seSen;h street between ard ? ssrcess southwest-
Z. William Limerick z. ux 70 Floyd L DzFis
lot $. square l66. SO
Thirteenth and EsS Capitol streesS-WslteF Z.
Milton D. Harvey, lot l25 sgusre l05s. SD
l09 Fifteenth street northuest-Msry B. Nj -eT 70
joseph J. Darlington. lot o. square 16 SIC
Allegheny A. Linser. =, ct TX 70 Arthur Sa--
gent lots S to g. square SIS so.
C0nncctiout Avenue Terrzce-Wiliard 3. FoilnG %
Max n Leyitan. lot i. square T4s s.. SOC
Fulton R Gordon e. Ex 70 LOGiSs Deisno. lots
z and = square I7f7. 2Es-
Mount Pleasant HeiEhts-Eclton r. Gordon e VI
70 Salle S Beach lot 2 scuars : S.5o.
Barry Fz-m-JOseph SchiHman et ux- 70 Hsnry A.
Lngsr. T., part lot : section 3. SO
81 street northwest ard sc1 Sixth street north
EeS,-EdEzrd Devlin. T.. Ct IL. e a. 70 Er1.lis
DsTiin- parts original lots / z g and Is.
square sS s.
Columbia Hsights-ChsrIes ". Eiag e uG %
Charles J. Began. lot =. block T. SO
Woodley Psrk-Hsn-y R. Duiany e al receivgrs
70 kennedy BrOs.. Inc. part l0t ios. sgEzTs
20 s. SL
Union street southwest, between u snd y streets
James n Place % The Kresol Company, part
original lot Is. square So3 SO
= and S STREET uorthezst-Ameiczn SecaritJ
and Trzs- Conpsny to Alexander s. Clarke.
lots 2ss and 81. sqCars s74. So0o
Pleasant Pisi1s-HzrTy B. Wilson and Harry
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Cwednrsday. Febrnarr 1o. 1aoa.l

Twenty-hfth street. between r sry streets no-th-
vest-ThoEas Love 70 Thomas s Love. part lot
L, square L, So
No 2F Fourteenth street nor1heast-Eiizabeth c.
Murray to William 5. Walker. lot a. square I055
SIC
Sixteenth street. between and r streets north
vest-Hernza r. Howenstein ct Tx. to William
Abel lot 3. square io-2 SO
No. iS29 Eleventh street northwest-Henry A. Wal
lace 70 Archibald H. Grimke los a. square 70
FLORAL HHI-The Washington Lean snd Trust Con
pany, trustee. 70 James D. Smith. lots 3 to s.
square 55S SD
No. i7ss Twenty-fTst street northwest - EEbert A.
Thompson e TX. to Michael Ehrha7dt, lot q.
square &c. SO.
Addition to Belair Heizh,s-Gertrade n Hubbard
to Dorothy F. Richardson. lots and I. block
Nc. "a street southesss-Jslisn E Matserz ct II.
to John F. Scott parts original lots ; ard L
SqEsrs ssI SO.
EE street nor,hEest-John ". Jennings to Issbel
A. Jennings, part original lOs rs square KS
Square loss-GeoEe II. TAYLOR Ct NJ. 70 Geuve 4.
Gray lot 8. SO.
Bowen road IN county-Rcsson T. Forrest 70 Jerry
Forrest, part of land described IN zsl22ls. so
TEenty-Sixth street between and K streets north
weSt-C living Wood TO Rebecca Lew. pzrt
original lot s square IS SO
kalorsma Heights-Le Roy Tuttie et TX 70 WI
ian " Lawrence. lot g block p Sle
FsdswCrth-Nstionai Savings and Trust Company.
trustee. to George c. Punphrry. ioss l to 9.
squars 2s2S sF@S.
Tskoma Psrk-Fsnk s Collins 70 Charles Il.
Shut lot A. block a. so
TEenty-frst street. between Q ard r streets north
west. and Seventeenth street. between and
streets no-th~est-John Il. Nclzz e uz %
Robert A Bates lot 60 square g. and pz-t iot
4. square IA. $laa
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Saturday, February 1s. 1907


Hnlh7ook-Elusr Colli1z ct IL to John s Belt- Ioz
2 and =. square 5rS7. sc.
Rsndle HishiznGs-The United States Realty Cen
nany Of Washington. D. g. Inc. 70 Sanrei T.
Freeman, lots lOi and lo2 block 53aS. SIC.
No. ss6 French street ro-thwest-Mary n CooDz 70
Mary VI. BTicke- 10. 2 square IS so
No 1915 street northwest-Sanford Edie 70 Thonzz
p Bonss original l0t l. square 1Is SO.
Mount Pleasant-Charles J. Walker e. uz 70 E
nest +. Gibbons. lot 2 block g. SO Sans .
Charles L. Bran. lot 8. block 3. sc
Sixteenth street. between a and streets sr,-ta-
east-Hernan r HcEenstein e. " 20 Arthur
". Shsrier. lot s square lo72. SO
Nos. lZlI-lZls Park place northezst-Ro5e-t A.
Chester ct ux. &c William Au. lots 2 ard &.
square 81 So
First Addition 20 Ansriczn University Ps-k-sohn
Wier e TX. 70 Virginia Wezeyan CollsSe. q
BUekhannon- " Va. lots 70 g. block IS. sI.za-
WOodiey Park-HsuTy r. Dulaney e al. receivers.
to Louis ard Annie Sherman. parts lots p Grd
IL Uock So4
kalOrzm2 HeiEhts-Union Trust CompSuy. q DIS
tTiCt q Columbia. 70 William ". LsETzn0e. i0s
:. block 2. S5.E6
Washington Heights -Tuiia l. Saunders and Clinton
C Edgar. executor and trustee % Waiter s.
Harlan. lot $ and pan lot s. SO
Hanover place-Eudo-s y. Enack to Patrick Dpody.
%, l4. square 81. SO
Mount Plezsant-CbzrIes J. Walker e vx 70 Ed
nIurd H. Hinshsw. LOT =. block B. SO
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets
SOItheast-Nutisn y. Gz1n. trustee - frzucs
z Smith and Charles D. Volland, lots S. 70 s.
s1Ea7e I6a SO.
III street northwest-ChsrleS f Coberth e TX
to Coberth. Hsnes & White Co. lot 2 square
sls SO
lSls-le-l7 u street northEest-Simeon ". 0'Dounsl
q w 70 Prank A ODOunel. lots q s1G =
squsrs Iss 500.
sixth street, between and streets rorthsass--
Lostie L Burn et vir James D 70 Vincent
VaccarO lOs 8. square Sc. SO,
North Rz1dis Hehla16s-snsrican Security ani
Truss Company trustee 20 Charles a and Cora
E Lang lot T. block 5S5. SO
las-Io-I2 " street p0rEEest-Frsnk A. ODo1nei
e ux- 70 Marion II O'Donuel. trsn-es. loss L
and &. uuars iss SleA
Addltioz to 1e D-oit Pa-k-Joseph Pael e * e
Herman P EoEe5stsin. lots s. 70 S. s4za-s 81
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
ESTATE TRANSFERS FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEBRUARY 49,

g. square 70. Sc.
81 and SIS Massachusetts, avenue northWest-Emile
Montrop ct al. to Emily Montrop lot 3. square
sSz SO
l5l3 Pierce street northWest-Lina Droeschsr 10
William B. Lord lot s.. square isI- so.
FIrst Addition to American University Park-James
NJ Barrack ct TX 70 I. 5. SchEenk. lot L.
block Is SO
street. bet=een Thirteenth ard Thirteenth-sad-a-
half streets noTthTest-Aiice H CosImbe 70 Al
bert 7. Coumbe. third inteTess N part lot T.
square Es Se-
1851 Thirteenth street northWest-OrviIle Drown e.
ux to Mszis J. Dyer. lOt rs. square "a. SO
-. "a. and - II street s0uJheast-FTed C. Jones
70 John I. and Dora R. Green. parts original
lots and = square north q square ls3. SO.
Mount Pleasant Hsights-FultoB r. Gordon e ux-
10 Frederick l. Van Anden. lots and T. square
5 SEsL
Robinson street s0sthwest-WfIism T. Pearson 70
Charles J. Garner. lot los. square 81. so
Moore 4 Barbour's Seoo1d Addition 70 Washington
Edward 7. Fisher ct ux. 70 Charles W Flock
her. lot 2. ,block s. SO. Charles W. FloeckaeT
70 Mary J. Fisher, sane land SO.
Randle Highlsnds-Nstional Savings and Tr1St Con-
pany, trustee to Albert B. McCsonigie, lot =.
block 5543. SO same 10 Robert o. Tarkenton.
LOT s.. block 55s3. SO. same 70 James Porter,
lots p and q. block 554S. SO.
GeCTzetown AMI interest IssdOTs J. Lewis q viz.
William J. e ST. TO John S. and MGry a.
Wi1shiD trustees. parts lots ~ AID Us, square
l2so; part los Zl square l2sl; pa-t square l1si
20 street, between Tventy-eighth and TEenty-
ninth Streets, part lot IS. square l2s; lot g,
square 7Sz and ali property of William ".
Wiuship. deceased. Sc
Trinidsd-HsrTist W Kendall e. al. 70 EnOch l.
White. lot 6. olock g. SO Enoch L White et
ux. e al. 70 Harriet ". Kendall. lot 2. block
4. SO. Enoch l. White e al 70 Frances ".
Irclan. lot s. block g. SO Same &c George
Whitney White, los s. block 8. sc.
Moore & BsrbOur's Addition to sshirgt0o-FTsncis
&. Blund0n et ux. to Harry 7. and Clara L.
Whistler. lot So. block I, SO
Thirty fourth and L streets DOTtheast-AndTeT ].
White ct ux to Frederick K and Minnie 7.
Sparrow, l0t 2, square 81, SO.
D0Sbins Addition % Washirgton-HaTy Ward
nan and Thon1s P. Bones % John H Mallory.
r.. and Maude A G. Mallory. lot rs. block
II. SIC.
Washington Hzlghts-Frznk P sfilhun. trustee.
ct al, to Louis r. and Frances L. Peak. pa-t
lot T. block 4. SO
Thirty-third and n streets northxest-GeoCgs ".
Marsh to Frank P Mnburn. lot L square
us4. Sc
i7es New Hampshire avenue noTthEess-w William P.
Lipseomb - ux- 70 William z Dusau. lot 3.
square ~ Ss
Mount Pleasant sad Pleasant Plains-CkArlSsas
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
WOULD CONSERVE TIMBER
Paper Manufacturers Confer with
Clifford Pinchot.
They Discuss Plans to Introduce
Better Forestry Methods
Upon Their Lands.

A conference Of manufacturers OF pa
per who are extensive owners Of timber
lands IN the United States took place last
week with Clifford Pinchot, chief OF the
Forestry Service. with a view to adopt
ing practical forestry methods IN han
ding timber lands.
The movement was started some weeks
ago by the international Paper Company,
whose directors voted 10 conduct al their
forest operations in accordance with the
principles laid down by the Forest Serv-
ice At the conference upward Of 2,OO0, 900
acres Of timber lands was represented
out OF an estimated total OF 5.0O0.0OO acres
held by paper manufacturers IN the
United States. The acreage comprised
]. $500 in Maine. Z75.OO0 in New Hamp-
shire. 7s.eo0 in Vermont, $4,000 In New
York. 12S.080 in Pennsylvania, $4,000 in
West Virginia, and 25,O00 in Michigan.
Among those present were A. y. Bur
bank, president, and Chester W. Lyman,
assistant to the president OF the Inter
national Paper Company; Arthur s Has
tings, president Of the American Paper
and Pulp Association; n. N. Jones, Of the
Katahdin Paper Company Of Maine; Z
c. Barrett. president Of the Union Bag
and Paper Company: y. NJ. Armstrong.
vice president New York and Pennsylva-
MIA Company Maurice Hoops. president
Of Finch, Pruyn & Co; George II. Os-
trander. Of the Mcintyre Iron Company
and Racquette Falls Land Company: A.
K Luke, treasurer Of West Virginia
Pulp and Paper Company.
Among other companies represented
were the Great Northern Paper Company.
Hinckley Fiber Company, Berlin Mills
Company. Burgess Sulphite Paper Com
pany, and RacqUette River Paper Com
pany-
Resolutions passed recently By the
American Paper and Pulp Association,
urging timber land owners In the paper
industry 70 restrict their cuttings to the
reproductive capacity Of their holdings
and TO adopt practical forest methods.
were presented at the meeting. The res
olutions further urged legislatures to pro-
vide better fire protection for the forests.
advocating the patrol system, and TO
adopt such systems Of taxation Of forest
lands as win encourage the regrowth OF
cut-Over lands and the repianting OF de-
nuded lands All those present expressed
> Al NolaA- WIN S-Ao AtoNclAaSlL ADT ll6
conservation Of the forests. and it was
stated that probably all paper makers
would unite IN furthering this object.
Mr.. PinchOt stated that this was the
first concerted action Of any industry
and that he believed il would result in
great practical good 10 the cause Of for
estTy. 1t appeared from the statements
OF the different representatives that al
ready large number are restricting
their cutting 20 the amount Of the annual
growth, thus safeguarding their future
supply OF pulp wood.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
OIonday, February $, 1909,

Kal0rsms Hsights-Cssriss F. Benjamin. surviving
trustee. 70 Jane s Elliott, lot Is. square SIS,
SDs
Chevy Chase-The Chevy Chase Land Company Of
Montgomery County. Nc, TO John NJ Williams.
lct g. s1usrs ISE SO
First and d streets rortheast-Wlliam J. Keough
et W. and Jane z. Rickenbschsr 70 Henry J.
Keough. parts lots 3 and Is. square "a. Sle
Connecticut Avenue Addition 20 Cleveland PARK
John Sherman. trustee. ct al TO John L. War
ren. part SO.
Fsizaout Heights Robinson White ct u. to HarTy
J. Patterson, lots , and D. block I. SO
1918 II street northwest-Justin II. Chsmberlin ard
Oscar Luckstt. trustees. 70 Sanford Edie, original
lot 1 square is. SEQ
16B Third street northEest-George W Kern 70
Arnold 7. Lewis. lot Is, square SOS. So
Ssul's Addition 20 .Washington-B- Francis Saul
e a. 70 Stanley S. and Alice O. Wait. lots
30 and g. SQUARE 2ss, 500
Griswolds Addition 20 AEacoetia-Jsnes McPher-
son et Ux 70 Samuel NJ Frazier. lot l3 and
part lot iss. SO
Lougnecksrs Addition to Congress Hesbts-Heury
c. L0nsnecker ct TX. to a. z. Gibbons lot Is,
block ?. Sc.
Connecticut Ase1as Hsishts-Jamss L. Karick to
Henrietta B. Karrick. lot q, square 2 SO
sl4 Twelfth street northeast and 1907 Massachusetts,
northesst-Sanael h D-r-y et ux 70
Samuel A. Drury. Samuel Maddox, and Alex
ander f. MagTuder. trustees. part lot ll9. square
ssi. and lot "A, square 9ss, SO
= Defrees st-eet-RicAard Z Pairc and John T.
Arms. trustees, TO sane. lot lOz, square s2s
S9
Moore s Bszb0ur's Second Addition to Washing
to1-Alexsoder Miller e ux. 20 William T.
Cox lot 5. block 10 SO
I7E Co-coSan strset-Eldridge z Jordan e ux to
P Isabel Sinclair, lot los square I55, SO.
Mount Plezsant-Charies J. Walker ct ux 20 I'd
mund 4. HinsbaE. lot 90 block g. SO
Woodley Psrk-O- q P. Johnson ct ux to Charles
h johnson. parts blocks and 2 and lot Il
square ~ Sc
L street southeast and aIisy-Charies c. Snow ct
uL to Lester 3. Plat, psrt original lot 8
sqrzrs 81. SO
II street be.Wesn Han and First streets south
wess-Sane % sane. Ta1 original lot Is square
s53 SO
50 street sogthesss-sIiey FenEick TO James
Dorsey. east hzH c-iSinai lot J. square 30. SO
20 % 7G2 Thirteenth street northwest-Annie o.
Thompson 70 Clarence C. Calhoun. lot l. square
q SIG
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

Company VIII be able to declare its first
dividend. and Il VIII likely be generous
The company now has an offer from a
Minneapolis fur company OF $50 for each
prime pelt- If enough first-clsss pelts
are secured at the killing, one Of the
members Of the company may take them
70 the London or New York market. Fur
dealers declare that there are practically
no genuine blue fox furs on the market
now, only limitations being sold.
II CO foxes are killed, as expected, the
company VIII reap harvest OF about
*. coo for its first three years work. and
It viii probably be able 20 make a good
killing at least every alternate year here
after.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
Pie and Etiquette.

From HGrlCrs Weekly-
Capt ROAD Amundsen. NorWay's IA
nous explorer. tells this story about q
national guard encampment last summer:
a new volunteer, who had not quite
learned his business. was on sentry duty
one night when a friend brought a pie
from the canteen.
'As he sat on the grass eating pie the
major sauntered up in undress uniform.
The sentry. not recognizing him. did not
salute. and the major stopped. and said:
What's that you have thereT
Pie said the sentry, goOd-naturedly.
Apple pie. Have a bite?'
The major frOwned-
Do you know who I am he asked.
NO said the sentry, unless you're
the majors groom.
The major shook his head.
Guess 6esin.' he grovled.
The barber from the viIlage7'
No
" 'Maybe'-here the sentry laughed
maybe YOU re the major hinselfT
That's right. I am the major was
the stern reply.
The sentry scrambled 20 his feet.
Good gracious he exclaimed. Hold
the pie. VIII you. while present arms,' 8"
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

West Bsrnstabie. Mass, Feb BON
the Cotuit and osterville roao about a
quarter OF a mile from the depot stands
the oldest house IN West Barnstable. It
IS OF the old English type with brick
ends and gables The grounds are sur
rounded with a hedge Of the evergreen
English privet, which Is well pruned into
different shapes and forms to suit the
location.
1t is the home OF William F. Jones, the
oldest known mail carrier in the United
States Mr.. Jones. OF Uncle BILL as
he is known by al the Cape people. has
just passed his ninety-second birthday
and has placed a contract for four more
years as a mail carrier between this place
and South Sandwich
In speaking about HIS younger days.
Uncle Bill" said: Well. was born
right here IN West Barnstable. but was
different from most Of the boys that I
grew Up with. as they all went 10 sea
and I stayed with my father on the
farm and helped keep the family. which
was q large one
After I left the farm I went 10 Brock
ton and learned the blacksmith's trade.
which I followed for a number Of years.
About the time that the railroad was
put through from Buzzards Bay to this
place I came home to look after the old
place and took up farming again.
Offer Is Accepted.
AT that time the mail for Cotuit, os-
terville and CenterviTle was taken of at
Sandwich and driven over the road
through Mashpee. After the train got TO
coming here went TO some OF the bus
mess men Of the town and told them that
if the mail was taken OF here would de-
liver II 10 the villages on the South
Shore an hour earlier than they were
now setting It, and for the same money
that was then being paid for its trans
portation-
That was in the faI Of ls52. and the
following spring I secured the contract
and have had Il. or a part OF II, ever
since. and. by the way that I am feeling
this winter. I am good for a few terms
more. as I don't feel day older than ]
did when ! was fifty"
I win tel you how much I think Of
automobiles. II any one should offer me
the choice OF an auto or an Cx 70 CarTy
driven oxen long enough 10 know that
they are sure, and I have also lived long
enough to see that an auto is not. I
wiH tel you what l told an agent that
came here 70 sell me one. After he was
through with his speech, that no doubt
had taken him all the winter 10 learn as
10 the merits OF his car, ] said: Well.
mister. I have got an old mare out there
IN the barn that ! raised, and II she
lives TO see next spring she viii be
twenty-seven years cid: OF course, she
amt as sound as she might be. but II
you want to give me 500 and the automo-
bile you are cracking up I wiz trade.
but ] won't do It for a cent less. as I
can carry the mail with her and make a
dollar. but the only thing that could use
the auto for would 70 90 10 ride with
when I did not have any place TO 90,
and did not care when I got back
Uncle BIZ said IN his ffty-six years
as common carrier he had never missed
a train OF had sn accident OF any kind
OF forgotten the mail
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CHANGES IN HIGHWAYS.

Commissioners Recommend New
Plan for Piney Branch Road
Authorizing certain changes in the Fer
manent system Of highways. District Of
Columbia, a bin has been submitted by
the Commissioners 20 the House District
Committee
The purpose Of the bin is to authorize
the Commissioners 10 prepare 3 new
highway plan for that portion Of the Dis
tTict lying between Thirteenth street
west. and the Blair road, so as to permit
the width Of Piney Branch road as laid
down on the highway extension plan. 10
be reduced from 12e to 20 feet. and possibly
changing its line slightly. so as TO meet
certain physical conditions along the
line
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
DALEY to H.zg ws7dmsn and Thomas Bousa.

DALEY to Hsrry Wardnsn and Thomas Bouss.
lots 81 and H. SO
EighIceltc sfroes and Florida aveaus northwest
dlry WsndmaR and Thomas Bones 70 Charlotte
Dsiley. l0t =. square Isl Sc.
New YORK avenue. between Third and Fourth st-eets
ncr.hvcst-Nettie l. CccEren e Fir Samuel W
u Kate KIrhy. h2H interest in lot y square
SIS SIC
Bayleys PUrchase-Bstes Warren e al. trustees
70 Charles B. BrOOkss. psrt lot q SIS. Charles
E. B7ockss % John P F White sane lard sc
Seventh street. between and 9 streets s0uthwest-
James p. Anderson = ux- 70 Warwick L O-NeaI
parts lots and 4 scua7s So SO
Ninth street and Florida svenas no-thwest-L0uis
Sherman et ux. 20 Isaac E. williamson. part
lot D, SQUARE - SO
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14

wsrsnzn to Robert ThouDson. lot *, squz7s
cos so
Seventh street. betEse1 L ard u streets so1thssst
Edith B. sDeeTs e W. 5 Peufrsu 70
Hsn-v A. CaszeIl l0t s. squzrs So 10
s2 Maryland avenue southsast-PoIk & PsnnsnS-
ton e ux- 70 Robert q Edmcnds T. lot s.
square So SO
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
CARRIES NAIL At 81
"Uncle Bill" Never Missed a
Train or Forgot a Sack.
SIGNS ANOTHER CONTRACT

Has Driven Same Horse for Twenty
Years, and Would OnIy Swap for
an Auto and 800 80 Boot-Has Had
the same Route for Fifty-six
Years, and stiH Feels Young.
The Washington herald., 1909-02-14
TUESDAY, February 3, 1sos.l

Connecticut Avenue TsF-ze@-Fuiton P Gordon e
III 10 LRUrz Y. Frvnch .o.s and s. square
Is5s SO.
AHsy-Hugh b EalIsy 70 Edward E. Richie, lot
The star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1908-1909, 1909-03-11

be seen IN the Skeeters' lineup, Chubby
Alanser ana Billy Zimmerman. Manser
played last season with the Skecters. He
Is having a little trouble over salary. It's
said, though. that he will play, ali right.
zimmerman has signed up. He may he
farmed out this year, but next year ought
to see him a good man for the Tigers OPP
ponents.
Mcnchner To Lynn.
eddie Menchner, the pride Of the Iron
sides, IS ready TO go TO Lynn to shine as a
doubts. He hits like Il fend, and can field
some. This local Hans Wagner goes with
the best wishes of all who know him.
Three Moro West Hudson Boys.
The Howatt brothers, Bert aud Billy.
pitcher and shortstop, respectively. and
diamond this year. The two brothers from
the Arlington a. A.. will go to the Eliza
beth Atlantic League team. and Lennox
where Lew Miller will play.
Langhcld with "Betsies," TOO.
Phil Langheld. who WAS the strong man
behind the bat for the Turner'S last year.
has just signed 10 do the nit work for the
Ellzabeth Atlantic League team.
Hcsterfer n Holdout.
Larry Hesterfer is a holdout from the
ranks Of the Chaplin Hustlers Just at pres
ent. It's likely, though, Larry will cone
over.
Jack Rotbfuss.
Jam ~ mas uftn DidN ilE Dlp-
fessional baseball ever since the days OF the
old Atlantic League, will be found at Hart
ford In the Connecticut State League,
Pop wcsfIakc.
Pop Westlake will be found away up out
in DanVille, Va, playing with the team Of
that place IN the Virginia League. He hit
.222 In this league last year.
Cowan 80 Richmond.
George Cowan, the Orange boy. may 20
back 10 Richmond, in the Virginia League.
next year. His request for 4 transfer has
not been settled yet.
RumnTs About Bausewiuc.
II is rumored about that that corking first
sacker of the Watsessing team will sign II
Waterbury contract this year.
Charley speer Undecided.
This wcll-knowi Caldwell boy, who did
well in the Tri-State League in the early
part OF last year. it's said. is undecided
whether lie will play professional ball.
While not strictly local boys. Charley
Bird and Armstrong are well known here
abouts. A word of them would not be
amiss. Bird will probably 90 back to the
Canadian League and Armstrong to the
Virginia League. Teddy Shortman, the old
Rosevllle player. vino played with Bird in
the Canadian League, may not venture
forth again professionally because OF the IN
jury he sustained last year.