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Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
ONE OF NEGLECTED DETAILS
Thorough Rising of Dishes some
that thai seldom Takes Place.

tn orouE Rising of Diahes some
that that seldom Takes Place.
There's one much-Deglected detail In the
general routine o. kitchen works. few
housekeepe-E ever take II into cunsioers-
don a. EIl--he rinsinE Of dishes They
make The demand o. thei- servants that
dishes ~ rinsed. and they even provide
the second large dishpsu or walter for
the very purpose. P~erchEnce they extract
: promise from the lately hired domestic
or their confidence in q tried and true one
bridges the difficulty.
But hEve you happened 70 see this done
tits rinsiuE-in some WeIi-rsgulEtsd house
holds
The extra pan is used or the walter
even both may be called into s~srvice-bUJ
10 what purpose when every dish as il Is
washed is turned right SIDE down 70 drain,
an old. olo-fAshioned custom, which seems
10 have firmly fastened itself upon the
average household assistant?
Does the rinsinE not take place evsntu-
ally Oh ny, yes, the scald!ng water is
reIigiouEly poured owe the dishes, cleans
ing the un6er sides Of them all and eheaI-
ing them SO Thai they are perfectly easy 10
polish The conscience Of the prorliser Is
easy a. vel but il remains for the house
Keeper 10 suggest the uprurninE Of her
dishes.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
At the Theaters



George Primrose $ temperance in Omaha
viii make some wish 10 turn back the clock
Tor time desls not as lightly with many as
with Uncle Prim, foremost among black
face men His FIRST appearance in Omaha
was thiry-fivs years ago. and ne mas been
coming every year since. Those who know
him vel and those who see hin this week
FOR The first time vii always welcome MIN
back There are four young men support
ms him who sing and dance Only less well
uhsn Uncle Prim himself. The quintet
scored tremendously.
Prominent among the utnsr numbers Of =
quite pleasing bn are William Morrow
and Nerds ~schelhUrE in q character sing
ing plsElet q RRWhide OF TanopRh ur some
Nevada camp Morrow is a cowboy and
The girl q pretty QuEkeress. denure. but
with an occasional wicked twinkle in nsr
eve Morrow has a Angling song which Is
cEpitslly cone Nisng with them In popular
favor are Harry Klein and Pear Clifton
In n shop window novelty. The
Dunmys Holiday. The graceful dancing
OF bulh Is q feature of The act Edmund
Days sketch. a Deal or Change. family
reminds ous az tins Big scene in The
Henrietta. revered for memory Of Rron-
son Howard and stuart Robson. Ernest
Van Pelt suzanne siesel and Jaw Fsndie-
tor play the three parts
There are olhsr acts. ali ma~ftorous
IdH Russell and Grace Church IN a chsrsc-
Ter change turn with singing and dancing
Bot Leo and Onward webb. 8 pautoufm-
isl and acrobat, respectively. End the three
Mosrers trick b~icychsts A clever trick d1r
appears with Leo and Webb
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
TIME TABLE FOR ROAST MEATS
Just How Long Various KINDS
Take Per Pound 10
Cook

B~eef-F-om SIX 70 eight pounds one EnG
ons-hRlf hours. or twelve minutes 10 the
pound
Mutton-Ts- minutes % the Pound rare,
fifteen vel done.
Lamb little less. according 70 sEe and
size o. roast
T~eE-Twenry minutes 10 the pound
Purk-HEf an hour 10 the pound
Turkey-Of eiEht or ten pounds weight
not less than three hours.
Goose-Of seven or eight pounds, rws
hours.
CbcRen-Fron an hour 70 AT hour and q
hs1
Tame Duck-Ons hour
Game Duck-FTou thirty 70 forty min
utes.
Partridge. Grouse. Etr-HEH hour
PiEenn-HEh hour.
Small Birds-Twsuty minutes
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
.In,c. Meredith, at the surwoos.

Pam LEICESTER Ford wrote the novel from
which The play q the above name Is made
around the most thrilling chapter IL the
rzyoluriou. the descent on Trenton II
CsrisrmRs uide. lit out Of the wErp ana
wool Of patriotic spirit Ford and Edward
Rose together Woys E drama essentially Of
the so-cHIled romauuC order. There Is %
course. a man. q maid and sundry red
cJEred vilaius The man Is inevitably a
patriot. Ge maid patriotic largely OF MS
ErcouuL To provide The heroine with ef-
fect.ve scenes me hero Is thrust into i'm
mineri peril Of his life and the maid not
only saves him. bus gets his important dis
patches 10 washington waiting across the
Delaware. turbulent with waves and grind
INC ice cakes. History does not know
Janice or Jack FJvnss or their momeutous
part hui for the purposes o. the play that
matters not
This romantic drama, sometimes 3 nit
100 lZIky. but generally convincing, was
gwen with dfeided success a. The BurWood
SUNDAY. The v1rscinE Of Britisners and
HsssiE1s appeals. for one thing. ana the
acuinE ny the several members Of ms com
pany IL evenly Eood Mr.. Grew, as FUWnes
has q part Of The SORT he h bss- adapted
10. and Miss Leone Is far better cast than
as Fanny LeGrEnd OF the Others. the
Lord Cloves Of M. Toad the really luky
villain Of 1hsr PLAY. and the LsuIsnEut
MONhry - George Fox. a new corner a.
The rhsEtsF, deserve COMMUNICATION. and
Likewise the Philemon Hsnnion Of M.
BluukHL who makes much. but not toe
much. Of that huhhle6eh0y. Messrs. CHS
Tee and Bacon are SuuirBs Meredith ana
HsnHion, respectively Clsbse playing win
lhs facility win which he enacts old men.
AND Bacon playing the character more and
himself Tess than sometimes Mrs Bacon
has 3 few amusing his as Suksy. q co..
CRED servant MISE Downins role tins
week "a not a hsnk1uI one. buI she docs
vel as the severe Ms. Meredith. ana Miss
steErns IL eEcsedinly felcltous de- TaHiths
Dinksr M lngrahHmE HeBEan colonel il
q better pan than be las had for some
weeks End ne makes much q r.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

il merely be said that he has TIE ability
TO take ar old. simple play and give IL
the interest and sJuraclivensss that mak.s
one who sees the first act more thHn
willing 70 SIT through iii the last
IBIS genial face and laugh, ms Yankee
dialect ana accent and The -snchRntnent
ne gives 10 Uncle Mats part distinguish
min a. an actor o. eminent capacity and
skil- Not IN E long time has one Of MS
talent grHced Inc KruE stage He is well
supported, TOO. the compary being . select
aggregation that pleases 70 q certainty
Dorothy Hsrne assumes Inc part Of Helen
Berry. the daughter OF the Eet--1ch-quick
brother Of Uncle Mai. with charming GID
ishness and also does credltahly with her
more SERIOUS Anes
Among the men Of the supporting com
pauy CLAUDE Gou-uud, J D Walsh and
L. ? Hicks carry character stodieE and
depict them satisfactorily, while ROLAND
Wallace handles the role Of Helen's lover
successfully. Annie Morton Is COCO as Ann
Berry. Uncle MATS siEtEr-tn-lBw Chef
among the attractions % the production,
from one point Of view, R-e four chldren
that take parL Thy are clever and two q
hem are 80 small that they are decidedly
cute.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

A. Reu0esfed.

Al official o. the superior court Of Cuuk
county, Illinois. which has Jurisdiction in
The matter Of the naturalization Of for
slgnerE. tells The following
In October lEsI & man named August
HUlzDerEer took out ms FIRST papers. As
he was about 10 leave The court room. he
vas observed 10 scan very closely the Of
fetal envelope IN winch had been enclosed
the document that was 10 assist u ms
uEUuI alIEE1ion.
IN a few days AuEuEt rurnsd ~ again.
Presenting himself 10 the clerk OF The
uourl, he bestowed upon that diEuitEry q
broad Teu-Ouic smie. saving
81 Ven. here ] vOs
Pleased 40 Sc you, In sure. said the
clerk, with polite BErcRsu, Would you
mind adding who YOU are and why YOU are
here
Angus seemed surprised. He gxhib-
tied MS official envelope. il SAYS. Re
turn n five Gays. he explained. 'und
here ! vos '-HErpsrE Weekly.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
Linen shower.

Mss erase EdwE-cs vii give a linen
shower tins evening e. her home for Miss
Carolyn Kracht. who viii be one q he
brides q TIE week. Green and while WI
he used. ferns ana carnations carving OIL
ne color scheme for the tEhls supper VII
te ssusd the latter part Of the evening
Ths quests who vii be present INCLUDE
Misses Carolyn KrbchL LorZ s-aplshors-
katherine ConnuL Phoebe Schurrz ANN
RedfeId. F1rence Dutchsrr Wolfe RrA-
ardson. GrEce stadeL- Brook car MAJ
Rurnsll sophie krachL. BRnis Nrsmmer,
Sndis BerEer. Theresa LEtHy, Ruin smIth.
Else Johnston. julia Bdmunus, Irene
VEnoy. Mrs May Preston. Ms Evelyn
Han and Mrs ? James EEunsr and the
huEreEE
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
Acres At tn. KruE.

shore Acres II the Krue deserved
much better patronage tnau they received
yesterday What Sundays audiences lacked
10 rumbers they mace Up for IN me way
they appreciated the work q the players
The pr1ducllun being well received and
Thoroughly enjoyed II seemed decidedly
resrful and refreshing Hnsr the hilarious
farce and the ~cuurulsing musical c1ne5y
that prncsded H. ana WhAtsver may be
said a. 20 The entertaining uuElHss q
Dramatic productions Il smErns for NE
rural home play. such as Shore Acres
q W first place Ia the estimation o. a
REPRESENTATIVE American audience
The mere fact that Archie Bsye - sEEn
rlaysuc the rode Of Uncle MAI Is sUffirseut
1ducsmsnI for the Unlisted 10 50 10 sc
Ihe piece. and Tor Inc benefit q me few
win whom Archie BOYD = 3 stranger, ls'
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
NEW RECORD FOR BUILDING
January and February outstrlp AL
Corresponding Months.
OVER HALF MILLION IN PERMITS
march Opened with Ten Licenses 10
Bund and ~dicGtfO Point 10
Year of Remarkable
Activity.

The months Of January and February
Of THIS year were the best
ucuthE in the building line Omaha has
experienced since the establishment Of The
office % building inspector. TINS Is the
Official statement made by c Il W1hnsll
heno Of the department
DURING the TWO months this year permits
were issued for buildings 10 cost s526.20,
while curing the sams TWO months last
yeR- the permits amounted 10 E7..50. The
gain WAS S156, CSC, OF 4 per cent February,
1909, permits were for buildings 10 cost
x4O 40. and February, 1905. permits were for
buildings 10 cost SIS, so. This gain Was
$3.50. or q per cent Ssveury-uins permits
were issued curing February. 1909; sixty
eight during February, 1875, ana forty-nine
during February, 1sG7
The month Of March starts of with ten
permits for new structures 70 cost S46.c9
Half Of this amount vii be sxpsnosd IN
one building. 2 brick store and hotel bulo-
ing 10 be erected by The : D Mercer com
pany al Tenth and Howard streets. This
VIII be 8 Ih-ee-st5ry building 7tTSs feet
and viii Cost 81 600.
Five % the ten permits taken ont ths
first Gay q the month are for bungalows
10 be erected by . Y. shulss & Co IN
Bungalow City" TINS is IN The vicinity
o. Military avenue and Parker street, In
one Of the Creighton additions 70 the city.
Twelve bungalows have already been in
course Of construction in this picturesque
addition. Three q me new ESrnirs call
for bungalows 10 cost ED each and thH
other Two VIII cos- E.50J each.
Permits for frame dwelling a. 65 and 6s
Central boulevard were taken 0Ul by @.
MoshsT. each Of me two dwellings 10 cost
xs.@0
Z H. SprEEus viii erect 6 dwelling al
Forty fifth and Franklin streets al the az
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
TIT KELLEY INSTITUTE

rFnBT years of uninterrupted success. he ndu@nerf Of friends dhunanhy and til Applause of more
lhnh hundred mih fifty thousand UaduhsEh the record the Kelley cure fmH liquor and drug adHc
lhms In 1850 when Doctor Kelley declared hHd drunkenness vas das@ and that he had discovered q
for it hede avtOnv was received much heDvsG Gamos dsuuyH t the earth vas round
Harvey dswvey Of tn circulation Of the blood Abuend ndcuew eh @pdu n the bold scientist Even
gata philosopher as Bacon did not beNeI blood circulation But truth Is ever triumphant and time and
have confirmed all that Doctor Kelley claimed for his twin discoveries disease and the remedy
What Doctor Kelley said then and whst the pioneer Institute at Dwight H. and many branches hrnhon
l~usa d-L-5
their functions under tn Influence Of awhot hat they are dependent upon it. and i'll no bT perform
uef functions properly and panesy except when under alcoholic mfune Tmsc condition proves ats craving
es The craving proves adsaed condition Of the nerve cells As. the physician diagnoses cough as the
symptom of diseased condition the k@R physician diagnoses hehq r desire as symptom of dNedn nerve
cells The general practitioner aims to remove tn @ue;vh this done the 1urhns disappear The Kelley
treatment restore h nerve cells a normal condition. and thee craving ford drink disappears
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

one of the latest nature STUDENTS reports
8 canary bird which would sing 81 his bio
ding. and 8 cog which would simulate deErn
when asked whether he would rather ole
OF h@ 8 democrat, We might Eoo that
Aunt SEIlis Watkins hEc & cat which would
very distinctly VOW1 when ia LGl was
punched. and that Deacon Zeks Frisbis had
d BorTel horse which would change from 3
walk 70 9 rrut when ne mi II three times
with q blu beech Cad And yet some folks
tax about nature fEkerE New York
Tribune.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

s5 as5siH troops could MOI F'lna the fatigue Of marching a vel as
soxExus-uP PHocEEE
The first stepping stone from -hiso ee SELF IS ne scbe-nEup pro
cess This requires q cEN-somttues Two OF three Ncuuls 70 whom
Is my =. required 70 prt,sai sSffsrine tad uHS they a. e@mforsSs
ooTpishsd n a feW cay nut never before NE pauents condition justine
u ug9n Hr1rtl The psaent + unable . care, To- hinset ht is ps-1
q 9fB1 1s % Ps 5sisT5i5 9f an an dds s9as II hs ss Tsrts5 s1 5 T ntf, q tAS sssT
-so cor shI5%1iin % ne pS7tHlat ~ Tot FT sas fST 3 ~ 10 TsssSTTi Re R sspt re FR lfSS-
psaeHti P1iss is sfamine6 ana y reaare6 G1zrlbs1-y" medFaSSes X, pre-
There Is no -sst-.nt q patients they MAJ g about q !sy pleas
lectures are gwen in ne assembly Don n the iaaora,erg ana ue,r os}eg
ne patent is a rsrPrst 10 ~ student Of hTmsItty ~ SesS- nd
5g, go rs q f s.5t 9 p ,. sss LgsTre A@ons rs ,bkts~ slsy 1S az $500 As sans
Of ne as named nineteen Thousand have taken ne cure
n. cured. ts Kssey institute takes much p-5e in TIE t~S-DunRlf sa
maze oBs@Se g Is ~onssrfa sfsse, Tt Iis 5osepb Medfi ruShsfer q
! sen nngtOr Keslsy I've q ne worst dnnAsrs and opium estssI
expelled from Their systems they looked IS 4 a miracle had besn per
rEs-uxoxALS
The Kesley treatment for alcoholism has Won fof isef V many ~s-n
S sPH eh Il 10 t 9 be- q T1EHe sfn aSE rem remssd \ @ assi6 4sai he he 6 6s T@1 ne AP9eu,s
:" A. thorough in sympathy vim The KeeeS Curs+-DT Psrkhurtt
blessed. x Sc" Coo il s .a.' m Sra. sea ts Ks.l, ys Cola r fr %Gi8ss vi. mr. "a EsD nora
EEows sooD HEsULrs
ssuu : : hf II Sf s hs sii i4s tT 1s \ Fss E0rt te "a lS = snoasb i Il con eoay me- ' =
m ns5i a 6utfhss car bs conaBeiea Of8f a ctTsin ienE1R o. tine upoh 40
ana pr@opeH5S is obse17abls sytrPv6srs n me Ksslsy vorE
CAUTION.
any Iss hssz S9 7fnS 81 Rso oStsi ss H. R' oman. xsasy IPrssass TIE
~ The Remedies are ObIzined from the Laboratory Of the Leslie L Aesley
The only cure endorsed by the United States government
BEWARE or uuTATToSs
om.ss a:srsiis :. !: my s..o: IN !: STATE ne: N T.Hais. Isssy
Signed II LESLI xEELET 90 ovFht n
the Kelley Cure" to the Kelley
Ter Twenty-ffth and Cass Streets
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
No. 81 Hrrn.

re srrAnEer iapked RmazBd.
-WTrFr does Thar uueer Performance
nstn." he 6tuuudta 81 4 h~ystEnder
n .ook al rhsr They elmos- caught tim
-. ne Is afead EEEin- FNhut IS 81. a game
man hIzuts TfeTs ILEre-nl. ne
N,sne6 rnem. where are the police"
re naliKs REFUSED 10 share IL The
r~-EuEerE eEcttemFut
s--FRr's an rignl. ne Er5wlHd Tt ulE0
$500 fhere Is ane a. these ngW-taHhilned
S..Sful heroe-u he mayor an the town
~-unrl are ryin 10 gel near enough q
Nfw 10 EsFE hm a Eold Nateh-Clevs
Ians PLAIN DsU3e,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

The clruulsuon Is alVssys Al tauh Whel
rhs nose is shiny Snd yoU should exercise
n ne oyen air. Brisk WaIktnE is excellent
fur FrtmmsrirE the circulation Avoid al
ri~h. greasy food Let frut and veEetR-
tiles p-rsdominsts m yoar meals bt DO
not avoid meals suureiE DRINK At least
eiFht large tumblerfulE Of SAtsr = cay.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
Write for Free Booklet 81 Facts About the Kelley Cure" o the Kelley
Institute, Omaha. Nebraska. Corner Twenty-hfth and Cass Streets

preferably On arising, between meals Hne
before retiring Tor outward application
q busting powder composed OF equal parts
Of powdered oleRts Of zinc and suhnitrHts
Of busmuth is excellent Use your face
scrubbinE brush on your nose. Il MAY
make il red for a few days. but II viii
help in the cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
PnInr HrmMn

HuTsnunt VII take or The paint Ben
kline IL Es SURE q remedy and less uuFasas-
ant IN oiur SOAK lhe stain IN II and as
the PAIN EoftsnE scratch Il or Esnry
h u Las DISAPPEARED WISH the Euxu
In ths usual Vay
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02
&C q NATURES CURE
0.O.O.EoRR RHEUMATISM

Inc condihons and causes winch prodnce kheurabEn d suRget a
healhful vegetable remedy IS the surest and safest cure The disease Is
brought about by the accumulation of unc acid AZ irritating pain-prodncnK
property IN the blood This causes a weakening and sounng of the Grcula
ton which then becomes unfit for nOunshing the BODY, while the deposits
Of unc aGd IN the nerves muscles joints and bones produce the pain and
agouv OF Rheumatism To treat the trouble with MEDICINES containing pot
ash II other strong minerals Is simply adding Rnohz poison 10 the already
weak, diseased blood. saplng 1t Of ITS remaining vitality, and perhaps IN
the end making a physical wreck OF the sufferer The oe safe and only cure
for Rheumatism is S S S II Is natures remedy for this disease made
entirely from hezlfhful vegetable ingredients extracted from the TuouS heAs
and harks Of the forest and fields s S s goes down into the blood and
enoTes vey trace Of the Ans of Rheznztsm, Geznses and punhes Ge
cTculahou, and restores health and comfort 10 those who are suffering from
this painful disease There is bat n va 70 he sure You are not dosing
your system with mineral medicines and that Is TO take s S S Book on
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

pendtture Of E.sOO. and the other permit is
fg- q dwelling 10 he erected by Rude Car
Mi =, VI s,rsrus street II the cos q $500
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

Quick Action for Your Muney-Tou get
thai by using The Bee advertising columns.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-03-02

VIII room. and one of the elegant sleeping rooms The
present home of the institute has been fitted up espe-
Ciany for Kelley institute purposes, by Mr. Burns at
I'll ter years of observation and experience as o what IS desirable IN such
an establishment 1t contains elegant sleeping rooms. perfectly heat
u ed and lighted by the most modern appliances: numerous bath and
" toilet rooms, with an abundant supply of hot water, etc. supplying as
ut does all the comforts and privacy of ones home There are commodious
club rooms and offices. The dining room IS very artistic and convenient.
The building is perfectly sanitary in the strctea sense, extreme care hav,
ing been exercised in this most essential particular. All patients are cared
for in this perfectly appointed buldi ng
The Detroit times., 1909-05-05
MAURICE MYERS STARTS
ANOTHER KINDERGARTEN
WelI-known Baseball Man viii put in
Spare Time in Semi-Professional
Team Here.

Maurice Myers for two years man
ager of the Kalamazoo Southern Mich
igan baseball team. but compelled 10
relinquish his labors on the field on
account of i'll health, is now at work In
Detroit for a local manufacturing firm
and will put in his spare time. develop
ing a crack emi-professional team
which will have headquarters near
Paddy McGraw's just beyond the end
of the Clay car line.
fenced-in field with a stand OF a
capacity enabling il To seat 500 per
sons will be erected Immediately and
games will be played on Sundays with
strong outside teams.
Myers started his baseball career In
Michigan as manager OF the Norris
team several seasons ago and showed
himself wonder in developing talent
Within a year he secured trials IN
league company for the Mcdonnell
twins. Bob GFegan, jack Carroll, Nick
ey Barney. Benke, "Biddy" Burns, Car
ter, Skin" Harris, Heine Steiger
Fellrath. "Rube" Deneau and others,
most OF whom have made good.
Myers will conduct his new team on
the same lines as the old and is anxi-
Gus TO try out large number of colt
players. He has already secured
Catcher McConnachie. Pitchers Arm
strong and Carroll, infelGers. Rigley
Ray, Arnold and Lane. and Outfielders
Brazil and Wilson
The Detroit times., 1909-05-05
Philadelphia Nationals Claim
To Have Sultan of CatCherS

The great Killing. however. taking
Murphy at his word. thinks that he is
the Christopher Columbus Of catchers
and won't report unless he gets quad
fuple the salary Of those cigar store
Indians many OF whom command 3d.
600 to $4,000. King says 1t is not a
question OF salary, but oh. you S10.-
600.
With King eliminated. there is no
other catcher in the land who is the
equal OF Doom. Bresnahan rs an in
valuable batsman and baserunner. but
I'm technique Roger Is not in Charley
class. as Bresnahan has habit Of
fighting. boxing and cutting the ball.
Billy Sullivan has long head and is
good man In every department. but
II Comiskey ever offered him to Muir
ray in straight trade for Doom, the
answer back would be Nix"
As far as other catchers are con-
cerned No chance. Doom has them
beaten sixty ways. Besides being a
great winger. spry man on fouls and
"A sound tactician. Charley is always
In shape for 80 per cent OF the sea
sons catching.
Somehow or other he Is immune TO
injury and II Is TO be hoped that such
good luck will follow him for all time
to come. as Doom is still callow
youth. who should be in the game for
years to come.
The Detroit times., 1909-05-05
BY JAMES c. lSAMlNGER.
(Phifadelphia North American

The new sultan of backstops Is
Charley Doom. of the Phillies With
King busy at 1s-inch balk line. two
shots In. at his billiard room in Kan.
sas City. and Roger Bresnahan and
Billy Sullivan harassed with mana
gerial worry. the big Sweitzer Of the
catchers is no other than the Quaker
with the gingerbread bean.
Doom always was competent. but
he never had the bally-hoo men work
ing for him that others holding that
position had Every time the Cubs
blew I'm TO Phil. they had an advance
man here a week ahead with a small
bale OF literature and a ton OF cuts 10
prove that King invented the back
stop position in baseball and had the
secret patented.
Whenever King muffed foul or
chucked the ball against the center.
field fence IL was always asserted
that somebody had doped his food
with benzoate OF soda. The point was
knocked into your head that all catch.
ers we're nothing more than cigar
store Indians. excepting King
Owner Murphy. always known as an
exemplar of fairness and unselhsh
ness, never ruptured any ligaments
trying to disabusc the public Of that
| idea
The Detroit times., 1909-05-05
Sporting Notes

The philadelphia club has forged into
the lead in the National league race.
working for Pittsburg. bcsted the
great Mordecai Brown in a lively
game yesterday The Cubs lost, /
TO o. In IL innings.
The Madden boys stable. I'm charge of
BILLY" Andrews, is expected today
at the state fair grounds. In the
bunch are Hamburg Belle, the star
trOtter of last year, and Brighton.
an En- and Emmer.
The common council has declared Flag
day. May ffsf fI-ff0ffffdy ia az
the city Offices viii be closed 10 per
nit the employees To go TO the game.
The Menningers. Dewitt. Renshaw and
Myers viii make up Detroit team
that will bowl at the New YORK
tournament in Madison Square gar
den.
Longboat L. said 20 be In very poor
shape for his l5-mtie race Wlth
shrub on saturday.
TIE next big fight ON the coast Ia the
Kelly Papke contest week from
Saturday. Papke is said to have re-
covered his health and is expected
-sAew-Als- old=time form
Bnienti. fgned by Connie Mack. 10 stu
playing for the Carlisle Indians ana
Is putting up swell game at short
stop.