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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-30
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WANTED.

wANTED-To TRADE LIGHT BRA
hama cockerells for pullets. These
cockerells are from eggs bought of r.
T. Cameron. Want stock not related
to his. Would trade for one Indian
Game cock. Mrs. w. G. McMichael.
400 N. Clay. New phone 7I-K.
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FOR SALE-A NICE FARM OF 14o
acres near Agency, Iowa, with a
other outbuildings. Well located on
rural route and telephone line. This
land is not rough but gently rolling,
lust enough to give good drainage
for thing. Priced at sos per acre.
also have 1875 acres nicely located
near good railroad town and not
lar from Agency, with nice new
. room house, two large barns, land
gently rolling, but not rough. Priced
at sS7 per acre. 1 have other good
farms for sale.
Address Phil Watkins, Agency. Iowa.
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I HAVE TWO GOOD BLACK JACKS.
Want to sell one of them or would
trade. Geo. Lentner. Ottumwa, Ia,
r. r. r. No. /.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-01-30

Chicago Live Stock Market.
Chicago, Jan. 29-The live stock
market follows:
Cattle-Market steady to strong.
Receipts-2,OO
Beeves-$4.2O@700
Stockers; -$320@5.4O.
Cows; heifers--$1.85@5.60
Westerners--$3 .9O@6.6O.
Hogs--Market-5 to 10 higher.
Receipts--21, 900
Light-s555@6.25.
Mixed-S5.85m655.
Heavy-s5.9 0@655.
Rough-s590@6.55
Bulk sales--$6.10@6.40.
Sheep-Market steady.
Receipts. 900
Matured-$3
Lambs-s5.25@7.60.
Yearlings-$5.S0@6
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New York Butter and Egg Market.
New York. Jan. -Butter--Market.
fancy grades firm: others cosy: UNI
changed.
Receipts-4,000.
Eggs-Market firmer.
Receipts-4,600.
Seconds-31@3lhc.
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FOR SALE-THREE STATIONS.
one shire. one Belgian and one road
horse. Address ]. S. Layne, Chilli
cothe, Ia.
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CHICAGO Poultry Mar

CHICAGO Poultry Market.
Chicago, Jan. 29.-Poultry-Marke
steady
Turkeys-18c.
Chlckens-11@11Hc.
Springs-13Hc.
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CHICAGO Grain Market

Chicago Grain Market.
Chicago. jan 29.-The grain market
follows:
WHEAT
No. 2 red-s1.0s@1o9Ac
No. red-$1.07@109.
No. 2 hard-$1.05H@ 10s.
No 8 hard-$1.o3@10
CORN
No. 3--60A N 6O%c.
No. 3 white-63 @63Ac.
No. 8 yellow-60k@6O%c.
OATS
No. 3 white--4SA 052c.
Standard-52@52Ac
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Chicago Butter and EDO |

Chicago Butter and Egg Market.
Chicago, Jan. -Butter-Market
steady.
Creamerfes-22@2Sc.
Dairies-21h@25c.
Eggs-Market strong.
FirSts-34c
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TO ATTEND THE
public sale of w. A, Fielder at Old
Ashland, 3 miles north of Eldon
Saturday January 80, 1909.
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COMPETENT ELEc-
trician. Steady employment, by the
Libertyvllle Telephone Co.. Liberty
vile, Ia. State salary required when
writing.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-EXTRA LARGE EIGHT
year old Jack. Height Is SIS hands.
Body and bone in proportion to
height. D. e. White, Centerville, Ia.
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Corn 100.
Oats 101.
Liverpool Cables.
Closing:
Wheat unchanged to * higher.
Corn rs lower.

NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The following market is furnished by
l.. G.. Furman, grain and stock
broker. Rooms and 8. Chiffon
block. New telephone. 1134.
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ARE YOU TIRED OF LONG COLD
winters and expensive fuel? Fine
farms, homes and timber lands in
sunny northwest Arkansas. Healthy
climate, pure water. H. o. Sanford.
Fayetteville, Ark.
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SEVERAL GOOD STOCKS OF
hardware, furniture. implements,
drugs and general merchandise to
exchange fo- Iowa land. Only own
ers reply. Fremont S. Gibson. Mason
City. Iowa.
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GAMBLERS SYSTEMS FOR WIN
ming at slot machines, cards, dice,
etc, revealed. Get wise Circular
free. Ham. b. Co, Box o. T. I6,
Hammond Ind.
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MACHINE SHOP-REPAIRING AND
manufacturing Holloway Manu-
featuring Co.. 209 Il. Second st.
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WANTED--BIDS FOR ROAD WORK
IN Pleasant township. For specifica-
tions address Lee Parker, township
clerk, Batavia. Ia. r. No. /.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE FOR LAND
6 room dwelling and story business
building located in live railroad
town. Address J-21A, care Cour-
Ter.
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FOR SALE OF TRADE-HOUSE AND
lot. Inquire $40 South Moore st.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE THoRoUHBREI
Shorthorn bull calves. r. G. For'
sythe, Kirkvcille. La.
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FOR sALE-TWo SMALL FARMS,
near Centerville, Ia. Must be sold by
February 15. 1903. w. M. Cree. Cen
terville, Ia
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LOCAL MARKETS.

The prices in the local markets re-
main the same today.
III a. M, Jan. 29.)
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
A BIG WILKES SALE
ROBERT C., SOLD TO MOORE FOR
 SI2,O0O.
v rx~o Wear Old Trotter By Peter the C:rent-SomethinR of Field Next October In Lex
 IngtOn.

Robert C.. the two-year-old trotteF hv Peter the Great, (2:07 1-D, dam Cocoon, (2:15). by Cyclone. has been sold bv the Patchen Wilkes stock farm to C c. Moore, of St. Clair, Mich'' TOT the sum of S12.00O. ,.,, Cor two.
 Tn the Kentucky Futurlty TOT t"4, vear-olds at Lexington last Octope. , dn Stanley the phenomenal youngster m SVhitehead and Thomas staole al su- = diver Park. beat Robert t, Doth meats meats in a shade better than 2:lS. Bolan won % inc race. with Czaravena, FsteF .e tAe Great lilly. In :12 12 and 3:lS nat. gus Macey. with the Esterbrook n!iL, an an nv lawson, was second. and Al stanley a close third both times. Robert G. me Saxon. Vito. Billy Burk, Bertha C'. ana IJIgh Admiral, starting.
 This field will meet again next Octo
 her at Lexington. but they will nsht ou' the three year old futurity this tiIne
 Tha three-year- old futurity last Octo- her was won by Ed Geers, with ms ns Harvester. in 2:09 1-2, 2:1O 3-4, and z;VS a-4 hut if those two-year-olds did thelr miles better than 2:13 last October. tne chances are that they will come pretts near equaling the record Of The liar vester in the third heat, EOS 3-A. Tne n eading Lady, a Ally by Heir-at.LaW
 who was third every heat in the three year-old futurity, has been bred 10 Moko. the great Walnut Hall stallion
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
GRUELLNG CONTEST
TRANSFERABLE CAME WITH srR-
 MIN0HAm Y. N. c. A.
Local Bsys Are Rounding Fast Infe i. Wtnntng Shape-Sonething of Vasitfng Stars Frem
 Maaic City.

Word comes from Birmingham that the Y.' N c. A. of that place is com Ing to Montgomery Friday night de- termfned to secure q second victory over the Montgomery team. To do this the Birmingham boys will have to travel a whole lot faster than they did Tn Birmingham when Montgomery was defeated by score of so to 2s.
 The local boys are fit for the con- test. Since the overwhelming defeat at the hands of the Notre Dame team last week, the local boys have been S Sworxhing to get back in condition to the last two. nights has shown that they are again in condition and 1t is not believed that any team In. the floor at the pace they are travelling st the present time.
 Bullock. the big Birmingham guard. w wno thrsw the winning. goal in the he in the best condition of his fife :. He and Sherrod have been playing guard on the Birmingham Y. M. fC. A. for several years and as result are familiar with each others every
 The Birmingham team is counting on its defensive work to win many Pstales during the coming season. participated in the neidY i sports Sere Mne during the fair, winning medals in the i00-yard dash and the 20-yard d, dash. H., IS playing center for the Sir is said to be exceedingly fine.
 Estes and Balsam are the forwards for Birmingham and both are lively and accurate shots at the baskets.
 We .usrantee prompt shIpments and quick delivery. Try as.
 '. BRICkMAN 4 co,
 Pensacola, Fla.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Passing Of Perry May Not Be
 Such GraUe Disaster Alter All

of these men are pretty safe to be landed for the 1909 Climbers.
 The local management just now are making the clam family look like 30 sossn seoss out o asoss two are ns srd will be taken care of and if one of the two men looks faster than Ikey Rock enfield why. some other club will set q gcod second baseman, that's all. Rockenfieid did not show up last year as we'll as expected. but he came here in mid .season and may not have been in the best condition That he Is about that ever drew meal ticket was shown by his star work with Mike Finn two years ago. He can do that same work the right kind of condition, but he will have to work hard In the spring for both of the two men expected in Montgomery are pretty swift at that:
 Taking the infield this spring third base will be all right and Joe Pope at short is sure of his old berth. as Is big Ed Greminger on first This leaves 2 hgst open ct second base, though for the best man of the two will be put on that bag.
 Hub Hart will have to have a run for Spike shannon will not be back and Krebs will be sold or traded. Hart should be lots better during the coming season and with another good catcher as fast as anything in the league The pitching stan can hardly be Improved on. 1t will be just as it was last year Tsen ,nd t was ,n as sod rsnir ss ainythins of written to Montgomery that he has one or two men to try out. and then there is Forrest Thomas's brother. but If any of the new men can hand anything to the lccal slab staff viii have anything In the<South beat to q frazzle.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
REACHES ESAGREEMENT
COMPASSION ADJUSTS BASEBALL DIFFERENC CEs.
American Association and Eastern League Are Safisned. Seven of Their Requests BeinR
 Approved,

Cincinnati, O., Jan. e-The final set- clement of the minor league troubles that threatened a baseball war was tional Baseball Commission today.
 The National Association of Minor Leagues and the protesting Eastern League and American Association had agreed on the terms and when the agreement was submitted to that body and at once approved.
 By the agreement reached the Amer ican Association and the Eastern separate organization entirely outside of the National Association. Of their eight requests the other seven were granted by the National Association.
 -These organizations with the Pacific Coast League hereafter are to be in a classification of their own to be known as A. They are to have the right to draft players from the Southern and Western Leagues now in class A All players drafted by major clubs from the smaller leagues cannot be sent back to such leagues without first passing through the A leagues.
 The Al leagues are to be permitted to draft territory from the minors un- der certain conditions and the number of players to be carried under reserva- tion by major league. clubs shall be
 It was agreed that all internal af- fairs of the class A clubs shall be decided by themselves without refer ence to the present national board and that all disputes between A clubs and other minor league clubs shall go first to the board of afbitration with right Of appeal to the commission in every case. This makes it impossible for any dispute to be absolutsly decided by the minor minor lesgSe hpsFd if t lASolSss
 The national association was willing that these three organizations be plac. ed in a separate organization As S third party to the national agreement but the commission would not grant this request
 Quite 6 number of the baseball mag mates left town last night but most of the minor leaguers remained over un- tified by the national commission.
 At meeting of the, national assn- citation 1t was decided to open the championship season of that organf- zation' on. Wednesday. April IA. The season will extend over i've months and half instead of five months as heretofore.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
QUESTION OF DOLLARS AND CENTS
 VALUE.
Believed Money Saved May Be Invested Wisely for Other Inhelders --Greminger Writes of
 I0OD Team

The passing of Clayton Perry. while 1t is blow to the Climbers and to lo- cal fandom will not prove to be such a handicap as appears at first blush. It had been hoped that Perry would be back at the third corner of the local diamond. but The Man and His Mous- tache has queered that game.
 The local club could have relanded Perry by coughing up 1000 sinners. The Tigers last fall shoveled s1750 for Perry and put him on the market again for S1,000, If the local club had put through the deal-and they were given the first chanee--they would virtually have secured Perry for nothing and been $750 ahead of the game.
 bunch of coin making a noise like ten centuries looks and sounds pretty big, though, and the local club went on the theory that they could take $l.- GOO and get possibly couple of good men Instead of putting the entire wad down for one. Probably they are right --at any rate they should know thetr own business best, And after all, Per " Is not the oily minor league in- fielder in the world.
 Up in the big leagues there are four of the fastest inflelders that ever went from the minors to the majors. Of course. there are a good many more than four. but these four have iron clad cinches on job of being sl1o 1ood by the big fellows. The Montgomery club is in the running for these players. They stand as good a chance as any other of the minor leaguers and the writer has been told that at least two
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
THE RACES
ResuIts at sayaunmI,


 Savannah. Jan. s.-The first two events on today's Thunderbolt card were So easily won as to be almost un- The last three were hard-fought and out for them.
 The fourth was the best race on the card, with strong contention all the with nothing to spare.
 A driving finish marked the fifth syend fsnRfS Anna anS smith batf onT winning by a forcing and punishing by D. Murphy. Birdslayer took second place from Miss K Q; B: through hard driving.
 Attendance, 5000. Track, fast: up mile-Melino, III (Murphy) 1 to 3, won; RaGadonna, 105 (McGuire) 20 to T.. second; Leonard Joe Hayman, III GYoung) 5 to 2. third. Time 15S 4-5 olds and up. six urlongs-Sunfire 125 (Burnsl 1 to 3. won; Ray Thompson. I2S 6Simmons) to 1, second; Don Time 1:32 3-5. Miss Imogene also Third race purse. for three year Bullman, no tDunlap) ls to & won: Siskin. 115 (McArdieJ 9 te l, second :; Pocotallgo. 115 tBurns) 2 to 2. third. Time 1:2s 2-5. Merise and Lydia Gun Fourth race, purse for three year olds and up, mile and sixteenth Countermand. 1O6 .CteArdie) to |, won; SpringfroE. 102 (Dunlapl to l. second: St. Valentine Iii Young 5 to l, third. Time 1:59 4-5. Castle wood and Besterling also ran. olds and up. i've fur1ongs-Anna Smith. TOT (Murphy1 to 1, won; Blrdslayer. -lf4 (Duggan) to 1. sec ond: Miss K. O. B.. 97 (Brannom s to 1. third. Time 1:O7 i-5. Ora Sud duth. Masks and Faces, Foxy Grand ma and Virgil T.. also4ran.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
MAYBE FINN STALLED

Coming back to ths Perry matter. it's . rood bet that, Mike Finn did not dig down into his jeans for the 1000 plunks. Just watch now and see if the Detroit Club don't get anything that they want from Little Rock from the use Of the grounds when they want them to first choice on any of the Trav- elers next September.
 One thing is pretty sure. and that is that Perry did not go down on his knees and beg the Detroiters to scno him to Little Rock. Perry's preference was Montgomery. and he made no bones about saying that if he had to be turned back to the minors he would rather came here than anywhere he knew of.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Last Was Banner Year For
 No Hit Gan1es---Six Pitchers

There were very few hitless games down here last year and it Is possible that wilhelm's feat of few years ago will not stand for some time. New York<paper says:
 In six games of Baseball during the the pleasure of sitting through nine in hit. The pitchers had such complete control of the sphere that the sluggers as wen as the weak hitters, were un- der their thumbs. or rather fingers; as 1t were. As no-hit season 1t was easily the banner year. for never be- fore in the history of baseball have there been so many games without batter making first.
 The pitchers who were most effective were George Wiltse. of the Giants. and Addie Joss, of Cleveland. On July 4 last Wiltse had such command of the ball that twenty-seven men were re- tired in short order. Only once du- ring that game, in the tenth inning. did a man reach first base. Then the um- tied to base on balls. Mac was the only one of the Phillies that got to Fred Tenny's bag.
 During a game with the White Sox Joss was particularly. effective and not a man reached first during the nine innings. games pitched in the major leagues:
 1s7s-Riehmond (worcesteD vs'
 isso-Corcoran (chicago) vs. Boston. Calvin (Buffalo) vs. Worcester, Ward (Providence) vs. BuhalQ-
 1SS2-Corcoran (Chicago) ys. Buffalo.
 1Ss3-Radbourne (Providence) vs. Cleveland. Daily (cleveland) vs. Phil
 iss4wcorcoran lchicago1 ys; PrOvi- dence, Calvin (Buffalol vs. Detroit.
 1Ss5-Clarkson (Chicago) vs. Provi- dence. Ferguson (Philadelphia) vs.
 iseT-Seward (Philadelphia) vs. Brooklyn. Weyhing (Philadelphia) vs.
 IssiMLovett (Broaklyn) vs New York. Russie (New York) vS. Brook
 Iss2-Stivetts (Boston) vs. Brooklyn, Jones (Pittsbhrgl vs. Cincinnati.
 1S93-Hawke (Baltimore) Vs. Wash
 isST-Young tcleveland) vs cincln-
 Isss-Hughes (Baltimore) vs Boston, Breitenstein (CincinnatD vs. Pittsburg, Donahue (Philadelphia) vs. Boston.
 1S99-Phillippt Oouisville) vs. Wash . ington, Wills (Boston) vs. New York.
 19OO-Hahn (G!ncinnatD vs. Philadel phia. Amole (Buffalo) vs. Detroit. kel- ium (Indianapolis) vs. Kansas City, Bowling (Milwaukee) vs. Cleveland.
 1sO1-Mathewson (New York) vs. St.
 Is02-Callahan (chicago) vs. Detroit.
 1903-Frazer (Philadelphia) vs. Chi- cago.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

After supper one night over h Allan ta, last July, a<bunch of Climbers were sitting around in the lobby Of the: Pied mont Hotel. That afterneoh McCaffer- commission in the firsts round.
 This Is . pretty nice town" said Perry to tho writer. s.and Believe ] would like to play on this mans team So there were only two towns In the South that Perry had desire to come to. If he fell down in the big league Atlanta and Montgomery.
 There Is no question of the fact that he will givo the Little Rock people the best in his shop, for if there ever was an honorable. conscientious baseball player in the world. that man is Clay ton Perry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
Strong Efforts to Land Good
 Mate Of Persons and Hopkins

If . deal that is hanging fire now goes through, the local lots will have a better man than Steve Reagan or Jud Daly. either. Negotiations are under way for the purchase from the Portland club of the Pacific Coast League. of Whiteman. -
 In Chicago a few months ago. Dr. McCreary. of Portland. tried to run through 8 deal by which he wanted to trade Whiteman for Reagan This deal failed however, but 1t is understood that Whiteman ia still on the market and GreminEer has been instructed to land him if possible. Whiteman was bought by the Boston Americans at the same time that Triss Speaker was. Both players were turned back to the minors in 1908. Speaker going to Little Rock and Whiteman back 10
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
WE ARE READY TO Serve you from Pensacola. Fla. I. BERGMAN G co.
PREACHER FOUND DEAD.

Detroit. Jan. 6.-Word was received this afternoon from Lenox, Mich, for-. ty miles northeast of Detroit, in !Macomb county. that the dismemeber- ed body of Rev. John Carmichael. a Methodist minister had been found in the stove of a church at Columbus. a settlement a few miles from Lcnox. Officers have gone to the church..
 Later reports from Lenox say that the dismembered body has not been positively identified as Rev. Carmi- chaeI. although 1t is supposed to be his body.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

HIousson. @ his ola club in the. Texas
 The Boston club however, retained the option to buy the players back in August They bought Speaker back. but overlooked the time limit on White man. The latter player was then draft. ed by Portland, to which club he now belongs. and he may or may not come to Montgomery this spring.
 He is vne of the best men in the country. 4 fast outfielder. fast base runner and stings the ball hard and often. He would fit in nicely with Per- sons and Hopkins, though Gremfnzer writes that he has a good outfieider in sight up East. This don't look so shah. by for the start next spring. and 1t looks as if GreminRer will get away fast when the barrier drops on April Ii.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

Iso4-.Yeung. (Boston) yy. Athletics Tannehill (Bostonl vs. Chicago
 lso5-Mathewson (New York) vs Chicago, Henley (Athletics) vs. St. Louis. Smith (Chicago) vs. Detroit. Di- neen (Boston) vs. Chicago.
 19O6-Eason (Brooklyn) vs. St. Louis Lush (Philadelphia) vs. Brooklyn. .
 1907-Pfeiffer (Boston) Ye ,Cincin- natl. Maddox (Pittsburgl ys Brooklyn.
 !soS-Young (Boston) va. New York, Rhoades lCleveland) Vs, Boston. K. Smith tChicago) Ss. Athletics, Joss lCleveland) ys. Chicago, Rucker (Brooklyn) vs. Boston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
NEW FIRE APPARATUS
Huntsville Increases Efficiency of De
 pertinent.

Huntsville. Jan. 6.-(Special. .)- The purchase of an additional steam fire engine for the Huntsville Fire De- partment was recommended by the Fire Committee of the. City Council last night. The department with it's present equipment has kept the fire loss down to a very small figure dur- ing the last year but 1t is believed that the addition of a new engine to the equipment will result in lower insur- ance rates for Huntsville.
 City Clerk Lilliard was directed 10 notify the county that the city will no longer he liable for any of the ex- nense of maintaining the county pest house The maintenance of that insti- tuition will he left with the county and the money heretofore devoted to that purpose hv tho city will he applied to the city hospital.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07

Thompson. Murphy and Cross have to nghe him for the title. but Madden looks better than all of them.
 saturday night in Paris, Adolpho. 4 Inll biooded Gascon, will meet Jimmy britt, of San Francisco, the forneI
 light weight champion, twenty rounds than any of the European fighters, ana 1T he beats Britt, he will be in line, tG light any of them when he comes to the United States-as he will do. Of course, if he wins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-01-07
JUNGLE NICK" YOUNG HURT.
Veteran Baseball Player Falls DOv
 SGMAFa

Veteran Baseball Player Falls Down
 Stairs.
 Washington, Jan. e---"Uncle Nick'' Young, who was president of the Ma tional Baseball League for many years. home in this city a few days ago and was painfully hurt. VIZ
 Fortunately. the veteran baseball man landed on his hands and his in- turies consisted principally of sprains to his right wrist and arm.
 While Uncle Nick" has been out of baseball for several years, he rarely misses game during the local playing season.