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The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
ROE BUDGET.
Roe, March 3l, 'oo.

Roe, March 3l, 'oo. Dear ARGUS Friends.
 We have been silent so long that we feel almost ashamed to come again.
 We all rejoice to know that the editor has been able to continue the paper without interruption through the tornado period. And may no greater diversity ever befall the paper man and his associates than came their way on the night of March 9th.
 Our little berg is quietly pursuing her even tenor of way.
 Some enterprising men of Para gould have bought property here and will erect an ax-handle factory in the near future. The rice investors are quite busy getting ready to plant and take care of a crop of rice. Messrs. Thompson & Son will plant 300 acres. ! The Book saw mill is doing good work, running pretty regular. giving work to quite number of men. |
 | The Sunday school is in a flourish ing condition.
 A protracted meeting starts at the Methodist church tonight. Bro. Rodgers will have man from Pine Bluff to assist him. Quite number went from here to Hunters Chapel Monday last to at tend the funeral services of Mir. Wal ter Trice. Mir. Trice was born and raised in the neighborhood where he died. He was about forty years old. He and his brother and an uncle were doing well merchandising, farming and ginning. He was a man who stood high in his community. good son. brother, husband and citizen. He was a nephew of Judge Trice, Of Holly Grove
 With best wishes. am as ever.
 I-YcURcUs.
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MONROE NEWS.

Thinking that perhaps there would be no room in fhe ARGUS for "Monroe News" this is my first attempt at writing since the cyclone.
 Weather pleasant, gnats bad, farm CTS busy, school successfully progress ing. little sickness. This is our present condition.
 Mrs. Lula New and little daughter Eva. are visiting friends at Moro this week.
 Earnest Riner, of Holly Grove, visited relatives here Monday.
 Mrs. R. c. Bogard closed her school at Cypress Ridge Friiay. The term has been quite successful one, with no objection what ever to the able and energetic teacher.
 Mrs. Ida Williams has on quite a nice and attractive lot of millenery at present, altho' she has not yet had her spring opening.
 Mrs. Lou Camp Is slowly recover ing from quite a severe siege of pneu monia. We are glad to note Mrs. Camps improvement.
 Mrs. w. T. Riner and children visited relatives at Stineville. last Fri day.
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BLAcKroN NEWS.

J. C. Weidman made. business trip to Clarendon Saturday. Miss.Hatte Brown returned home Saturday after two weeks visit to Miss Willie Dyer.
 P. c. Evan was visitor in our city the latter part of last week.
 Mrs. Bronte and grandson, Bronte Terry, spent Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Peterson.
 We are sorry to note that Mrs. Pet erson, Mrs. Hartsel, Miss Margaret Palmer MT. Theo Malone and Mir. Hague Graham are on our sick list this week.
 T. A. and w. J. Sain were the guests of w. B. Dyer Sunday. The farmers are very busy planting corn this week.
 A crowd of Blackton men are en- toying a camp hunt this week.
 c. w. Ferrill was pleasant visitor of our school Friday.
 HONOR ROLL.
 Eighth Grade. Lillian Dyer, Hor ace V. Cannon.
 Seventh Grade; Hattie Golden, Emmett Peterson, Venda c. Dyer, Jim Malone.
 Sixth Grade; Fannie May Dyer; Earl Ballard, Forrest Bonner, Harold Burkett.
 Fourth Grade; Bud Bennett, Beatrice Burkett, Susie Bonner, Mink Bennett, Henry Sain, Alice Aldridge, India Peterson, Tom Bonner
 Third Grade: Roy Henderson. Second Grade; Susie Pennington, Nancy Pennington. Henry Bennett, Joe Pennington,
 First Grade: Ia ] Edith Norris, Gar rett Aldridge, Esther Burkett. Tbl Johnny Routt.
 BLUE EYES.
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Eminent Authorities say

that outdoor exercise is needed by the American People. That's all very well, but, how can people with rheuma- tism follow that advice1 The answer is very simple-use Ballards Snow Liniment and the rheumatism will go. leaving you as spry as a colt. Gives quick and permanent relief from rheumatism. neuralgia, lame and al pains. Sold by Converses Drug Store.
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and Mrs J. w. Grimes last Tuesday leaving the proud parents a handsome little son.
 Rev. Wilson, the Baptist minister who was our pastor many years ago visited our town Saturday remaining over till Monday. and preached three very spiritual and interesting sermons. during his stay. Bro. Wilson is known and loved by the citizens of our entire town and community, and we are al ways glad to have him with us.
 We are very glad that cur state Legislature has passed the law by which four Agricultural schools may be established in our state. We are very anxious that Monroe county shall have one of them.
 "J K. B."
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FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHuncH-TAB
 ERNAcLE.

Services continue to be held in the First Presbyterian Taberna ce and it gives us much pleasure to have the priviledge of giving 2 hsarty welcome to visitors. All of our services are open to all who can arrange to be with us, and we invite you to come and worship with us.
 The prayer-mseting ssivico was we'll attended last Wednesday evening and mu h good can be gotten out ol such services as we are having in the mid week services.
 We hope to have the new literature for Sunday school here by Sunday. and we hope to see all members of the SundaY-school present to get their quarterly.
 On last Sunday oursC. E. work was interfered with ~heca,sse ,.cf lights, but |plans have been made now so we will be able to have the lights ii time. The society will meet promptly at GAS. We hope to see all members present, and those Who would like to meet with us in the young peoples work are invited ~ A very successful meeting was held by the session Monday evening and we hope soon to be abis to begin to- wards the erection of new church. Encouragement by cooperation will add much to the work.
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 Mrs. Hurst and children, of ofBrink- ley. is at present visiting her daughter Mrs. Graves King of Pea Ridge. also Mrs. Annie King and family of this city.
 Alberta, little daughter of MT. and Mrs. J. A. Williams of this city has been quite sick part of this week. She is much better at present,
 Bryan Bonds one of Monroe's prom ising young men. is now employed at the New Drug Store at Brinkley. Little Nadine, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. E. L. Crimes has been lately confined to her bed with a severe bilious attact May her recovery bs speedy.
 MT. Smale. conductor on this brancf of the Ak Midland. says he is glao our central office is located near the depot. He likes to drop in there occasionally. Says he'd hate to mset Tom Morris in open, combat tho Miss Margaret Wallace was oa tie
  sick list few days recently, ctills we think was the trouble.
 The stork visited the hsme of Mr.
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METHODIST CHURCH.

Sunday School showed an improve ment over the previous Sunday. In dicatons are that normal conditions will soon be restored.
 A good service was had at the morning service hour. The sermon oy Pastor Talkington was helpful one and the audience gave evidence Of genuine appreciation. Al night ihere was not sufficient room to accomodate the crowd and several turned away Unfortunately the fire alarm caused q panic which broke up the service when the sermon was about half finished.
 The Senior League held a service at the cars for the benefit Of the con victs Sunday afternoon. The convicts showed every mark of enjoyment; and in letter to the president this week by one, on behalf of all of all ef them, expressed much pIeasufs and apprscia- Ition of the service and requested to be remembered in prayer, One para graph was plea to the- young ladies ito faithfully warn their brothers and friends to avoid any trouble which might lead to conylct's life.
 The tabernacle proves as. good a place as a church building in which to acceptably worship God; so ietno one stay away from the services next Sun day. Sunday School at 9;45. Sermon atlla. m. and 7;30 p. m; Senior League 3 D. m; Junior League 4 p. m.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
4 KNOCKER

is man who can't see good in any person or thing. It's habit scaused by disordesed liver. If you find that you are beginning to see things through b!us spectacles, treat your liver to good cleaning out process with Bsllard's Heroine. A sure cure for constipation, dyspepsia, indigestion, sick headache. biliousness, all liver, stomach and bowel troubles. Sold by Converses Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
IT'D Rather Die, Doctor,

than have my feet cut off," said M. L. Bingham. of Princeville, H.. but you'll die from gangrene (which had eaten away eight toes) if you don't." +. said all doctors. Instead he used Bucklen's Arnica Salve till wholly cured. IL cures of Eczema. Fever Sores. Bols. Burns and Piles astound the world. 25c at All druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
Waris To Freeze 7te Soul.

Your son has consumption. His case. Is hopeless" These appalling words spoken to Ges. E. Blevens, 2 leading merchantof Springfield, N. C. by two expert doctors -one a lung specialist. Then was shown the won- derful power of pr. Kings New Dis covery. After three weeks use. writes MT. Bievsns. "he was as wei as ever. I would not take all the money in the world for what it did for my boy" lnfallible for Coughs and Colds, its the safest, surest cure of desperate Lung diseases on earth. soc. and SlO0. Guarantee satls- faction. Trial bottle free. At all druggists.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
HOW TO CURE SKIN DISEASES.

The germs that cause skin diseases must be drawn to tho surface of theskin and destroyed
 < ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use, will do this and will permanently cure every form of itching skin disease. <
 For sale everywhere. Write foraana-. pie, E. ". Rose Medicine Co, St. Louis
 For sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
ECZEMA IS NOW DURABLE.

ZEMO, asscientific preparation forex- ternal use, stops itching instantly and destroys the germs that cause skin dis eases. Eczema quickly yields and ia permanently cured by this remarkable medicine.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam pie, E. w. Rose Medicine Co, St. Louis.
 For Sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
ITCHING SKIN DISEASES

Are readily cured by ZEMO, a clean liquid for external use. ZEMO draws the germs and their toxins to the surface and destroys them, leaving a clean, healthy skin. ZEMO givesinstantrelie and permanently cures every form Of skin or scalp disease.
 For sale everywhere. Write for sam -nle, k. W. Rose Medicine Co.,. St Louis For sale at New Drug Store.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR piMpLEs.

Zeno, a clean liquid for external use, draws the germs and their toxins to the surface of the skin and destroys them, leaving the skin clear and heailhy. Two to six bottles will cure any case of pimples and blackheads
 Tar sale everywhere. Write for sam ple. 10. W. Rose Medicine Co.,, St Louls.
 For Sale at New Drug Sfore. <
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
IID PERSONAL NOES

<.--~.-.---~-S-,-- ,----s9------' Stroud scenes are sSf'' \, Edith Tabor left yesterday visit of a week at L''''s Iss Francis Austin has return, rule Rock where she spent int visit of a week.
 .. Jackson. mott CT of Mayor I,cksou, and his little sons Howard Roy and Francis }. lack from Clarendon where ]. heen since the cyclone.
 sdd,Idpe Biaett, who has been 4 several years with the sew r,vho have occupied the w udds grocery old stand is now Isr Simmons & Shults.
 cyclone scenery by Struod. kkyphotographer whose studio druyed in the Bank of Brink von1 sending for. kl,y Sale, q talented sales. PSrapould, arrived this week ienry Wolf & Go. handle the clstomers at the Cyclone Sale iain getting things ready for store.
 I clever little reminder that some sunshine left for the wy man, Jas. L. Wocdfin, of 7ola Grocery Co.,. received a kcto ci a cute little bunch of Humanity on Thursday. The ihlleness of the little son of Ills. Clyde c. Woodfin of pn. He is named fer his IS l., and wears his good hbecoming grace
 ANTED- Success MAGAZINE the services of a man in to look after expiring sub s aud to secure new business ' Of special methods unusually position permanent, prefer experience, but would con ! applicant with good natural lions salary sl.5o per day, omission option. Address, 1suce, R. c. Peacock, Room esess Magazine Bldg, New y jackson has resigned his rl'h the Bank at-Argenta and a'0u' the interest of Atty. C.. p the fire and tornado in I
 '''asss of Jackson & Boele. 0' the new firm is Jackson no in addition to writing sill continue the real es- s'' under the former name fs'on Real Estate Co.
 u0ac writing stand at Con- " ao's is proving a most
 place for the public.
 pp0n thousards of letters
 Written from Cons place s'''m and nearly every let ''a C0nvsrses name on it
 "'0shov lt'sno wonder p'acs is so popular. His
 $ enough 10 make it that
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
Church News.
BAPTIST cHpKcA SUNDAY.

Our tent is up on our church lot, just-back of where the church build- ing stood.
 It is comfortablytseated and heated Sunday school at|9.45 a. m Preach. ing at II a. m. and 7:3o p. m. by Il e pastor.
 A cordial invitation to you to Wo. : ship with us.
 ). c. HARRIS,
 Pastor
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02
.A BABY SHOW H BERKELEY

would have many contestants: but it's safe to say that the neaIthiest baby would win the prize. No baby can De heaithy who suffer from worms and most babies do unless they are kept free from them with White Cream Vermifuge. Acts quickly. yet mildly lis its own purgatlve. Mothers. don attempt to raise children with out Whites Cream Verlnifuge Price 25 ceEts Soli by conyerscs Drug Store,
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02

JusI tell 'em you saw il in the ARGUS.
The Brinkley argus., 1909-04-02

Sunday School showed an improve ment over the previous Sunday. In dications are that normal conditions
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-8f1s ard sixteenth. Tom Hay
ward e lTsplin), S-ss.15, Won: Romp l12 War
rsul. $40, seo1nd. Mellow Mint. lC5 lRicel ST.
third Tine. 1928 Lgdhiaua. Mrs. SeFeii. Ths
Missz G6--Jmanier. hITznv. Lady E-heline
G7eertrIiEe. Hone Ru1. Qveeu's Message. Broad
side- SI-rcrs6o. SchlesTis. and Harsavay also -sn
SECOND RACE-F0ur and half furlo1Cs. King
Oturiar. iI tAiar-iuf. $50. wCu- Slewfoot l06
tHeitsl, SIS. second Dick Gocdbar. 8 Page
SIS. thi-d- Tine, 055 25. Prim P5lv, Don Al
tonic. 7. II. Irin, s. Det-ol. ard EtheIbers
aLso ran-
THIRD RACE-Mus and si1teeuth. Gliding
Belle. 81 Martin. Sa-I5. wou7 Dr. Ba-klev -sI
(Rloel. S-75. secold; Lady Es-her. I13 (yarrsu}
SIS. third Tine. 1-5 S5. First Peep and Direct
also -en-
FOURTH RACE-Fcur s2d q haE furl1nEs. Joe
N0ris. rs Page. S5S1. Won. King Solou0u. rs
tPTes-1ul Sos seco15 Dona- rs lKenned7I
S-3e5. tAird- Tine. So -. Relluf. Frank Hogan.
southern God. The Fad Duqres1e T0pizud St
Dustan. and White Eve also rzn
FIFTH RACE-Six fgrongs. Marbles 100 rWl-
fans. Sld5. -un, Gyusy King I'D lTgpliul, s IS.
second; Merick. III Preston, SIS. third Tine
~ Palamon. Hasty, Ton NcGrath. Fufo-i
RossburZ. Haro-d Han. CAalise. Js,-y and Rebel
Queen also ran
SIXTH RACE-Mils and a sixteenth Nadu.
10 tTaplini. sizes. Won Albert S-ar iei Page
SlZ0. ssc1ld. GilTedear. l1- steele S-.3s thi-d
Tine. Is. Harding AT-JT SEIft. Grenade. Ken
usTock- Besterlinz Imbodsn, Orley II. and Belle
view also rzn.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13

While you think OF II. telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
AGGIES TROUNCED.
Mount st. Joseph, Of Baltimore, Wins
SIugginE Match from Cadets.

College Park, May 12-Heavy hitting On
both sides characterized the baseball
game at the Maryland Agricultural Col
lege this afternoon between the Aggies
and the Mount St Joseph College. Of
near Baltimore. Stone. for the visitors.
made fve hits out Of six trips TO the
plate. and IN the last inning made q ter
rifc drive TO right field for a home run.
scoring two runners ahead OF him.
farrell, FOR the Aggies. was knocked out
in the third inning. and Grason succeeded
him. and the visitors touched I'D his
splitter" to the extent Of twelve hits.
The game was long drawn out, and many
kicks were registered against the rul-
ings Of Umpire Sylvester. Stone, for the
visitors. struck out eight men, and prac-
ticallv won his own game with the stick
Err~a
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
CIunn Pitches Great Game.

Norfolk. Va, Nav PA base on balls
to Maher. a sacrifice by Billet. and a
two-base hit by Guiheen. all in the first
inning. gave Portsmouth a I-to-0 victory
over I.ynchburg this afternoon. Lynch
burg had men on third base IN four
innings. but then i was that Clunn
pitched his steadieSt game
Pitcher Moser sprained his ankle in
running 70 second in the third inning.
and had . retire from the game. His
injury IS not thought to be serious.
Score
R.HE
Po-tznouth--.......-. 0 % ox-I !
Batte-ies-Mossr. Gr1hn. and Ross; Clunn and Nc
CarIey Umpire-MI. Black
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
GOLF TOURNEY IS ON
Prominent Players Will Com
pete at Chevy Chase.
TRAVIS TO TACKLE HORSTMAN

Local Crack VIII Test Skill Against
Champion Over Course To-day.
Event Is First under Auspices of
Club This SeRson-Entry from san
Francisco Organisation.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
TWINING DEFEATS NINTH.
Last Years Champions Win Game
RepIefe with NiSpIayE-

Twluing defeated the Ninth Street ag-
gregation. IN the Independence League.
yesterday. Is 20 II.
Burke was on the mound FOR the win
ners. and pitched good ball for FIVE
innings. but he weakened IN the sixth
and allowed Ninth 10 chase six tallies
across the plate. Burke struck out three
walked one. and hit a man.
Brown started in the box fOT Ninth.
but was relieved IL the fourth inning by
Brady, who pitched great ball, allowing
but two hits for the rest OF the game.
The batting OF Anderson, for the losers,
and Diver and Rupertus. for the win
-a-- -.-a-a he e. +rt-as S,r-a.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
DanviIIe, ;, Norfolk, ,.
Three straight for Roanoke.

Roanoke. Va. May 12.-Roanoke made
Il three straight to-day, by winning
from Richmond. to 2 Nields' brilliant
BILE for RoanOke's winning run Turner
was put in the box for the locals. but
was so wild that Reynolds was sub
stituted in the second inning. and pitched
superbIy although he has huge boil on
his throwing hand. Score:
RHE
Roanoke. .-............ oI000 0IOIx-3 !
Richmond -.-.-...-... 900 o-2T 0
Battc7ies-TuIer. Reynolds, and Rysn; waReT
ard CoEan-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
Combination Meal.

The two members OF the army OF the
unemployed got into Washington yester-
day morning Needless 70 say. they were
broke They had q very light combina-
ton breakfast and luncheon, and vent to
the White House. TIE word Cincinnati
Is the open sesame OF the Executive
Mansion. and the two friends OF the JOB
hunters were Ushered Into the Cabinet
Room There they took advantage Of Al
opportunity and sold copies OF their pub
Hcation. The Jobisss Review 70 the
Cabinet Ministers. Senator'S, statesmen.
and rUbber-necks who were IN waiting
This market ne1Ied them s. cents Thirty
OF this was applied 20 CEo good % cent
meals after they left The balance ot .
cents Is held as a reserve fund for ths
trip 10 Baltimore. which the Tayfarers
begin this morning
The men urged their plan for the en-
plOyment OF AL unemployed 70 President
Taft, who knew Gillespie back n Cincin-
nati They want the government 70 build
highways and roadEays 70 give jobs 70
the needy. The President promised %
remember the suggestions.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
SHARPSHoOTERS ACTIVE.
Great Interest Manifested at George
Washington University I'm Sport


The George Washington University
Rife Club matches are proving extreme
" popular with the boys OF the down.
town institution The Individual re-enTy
match which has been IN progress since
the beginning OF last week IS open 10 all
students not on the varsity rife team.
and with a large list OF attractive prizes
donated by local business men. It has
drawn out over fifty new men, many
Of whom have already developed into
good shots.
Since only the aggregate Of the three
best scores count IN the fuais. the scores
have been improved. until nov many
good shots have been developed Among
those who have eauaIed 10 or better are
found the following names; S. R. Trues-
dell J. L Kinner. T. " Dahn, c E
Waller. A Hansen. A r. Colder. s II
Corbett. r. P. Yates, Il R. SchHitt. @
". Angelo, H K Griffin, J R. Curl.
D. L Borden. c. II. Butman, 6 H. LILY.
c. c. lands, A. r Thomson. and B R
Read.
The feature OF the tournament viii be
the interfraternity match, which takes
place on Friday evening. A beautiful
silver cup, which may be seen on exhj-
bition IN the window OF Sidney West. AZ
Fourteenth and c streets, has been do
mated for this match by John Doyle Car
mody. who Is well known Tor his Inter
est In shooting Though the cup puss
remain IN competition az least three
years. Il viii become the property OF the
Fraternity winning Il twice. not neces-
sarfIy IN succession Already entries
have been assured from the following
fraternities: Sigma Chi. Phi sigma EaQ-
"a. Delta Tan Delta, Alpha Beta Phi
ard Kappa Sigma PI Entries VIII close
tonight, with =. ". Howell. az SIS Il
street northwest
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13

Rms made-By Pennington Moore. CaTioo Beach,
and PJmghrey. F1rxt base b. e7TUrs-G. H. l., }.
Left OF bssss-G. r. 7, ,; Columbia, First
base on baIls-Oh Wuhoyk l, OF Priddy. 2 In
nfngs pitched-By Reynolds 3. BY WihOyt. !.
Hits made-OH Reynolds. s. OF WilhoEt. I. Struck
ogt-By Rsynolds. ;: By Priddy. TO- Home rln-
Moore TE0-base hit-PTiddy. Sacrifice fy-Cisrx.
Stolen bases-Wiliett Pumphrey Wood. Sues.
EntseT Hit BY pitchg-By Reynolds. J; hJ PTid-
y / Passed bsIl-H0fm1n. Umpsre-Dr.
schwfnn. Tsns q gaIzo--l hour and 10 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
LEADERS DROP ONE TO G. P. o.
Printers Dispose of Columbia 4. C.
by Score of . 70 S.

The Government Printing Office team
defeated the Columbia Athletic Club yes
tecdey at Capital City Park, the game be-
ing the most interesting one OF the sea-
son Score. 70 S
Rider was the particular star IN both
batting and fielding. making four sensa-
tionaI catches n center field. and. out OF
two trips to the bat. sent one over the
fence for a homer in the eighth, which
tied the score. and IN the ninth. with
three men on bases. hit for double.
which Won the game.
Both Leonard and Forester pitched good
ban. and were Cheered many times BY a
large crowd Mullen played well al sec
onG Cor she losers Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
MILWAUKEE WANTED BROWNE.
sn.-,.l u n. w.sbinrton Held.

SPECIAL 70 The Washington Herald
Milwaukee, Wis, May I2-The
fine Italian hand of one Joe Can
tIllOn has tied up the deal be-
tween Milwaukee and the Chi
cagO Nationals for OutfieideE
George browne into n lovely
knot, and unless The unIOOked-fOT
happens. the crack outer gar
dener will not come TO s1iIvVau-
kec.
1ICCIOskey had arranged all de-
tails with Charlie Murphy, the
Cub owner.
OF the fifteen asked 10 waive,
fourteen responded but Brother
Nike, up In Minneapolis, II badly
in need OF an Outfielder.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
HYATTSVILLE THE WINNER.
Takes Interesting Game in Prince
George County League.

Hyattsville, Nd, Nay I2-Thcre was
plenty Of hitting in the game here this
afternoon between HyattSviHe and the
Riverdale team OF the Prince George
County Suburban League. and the spec
tators thoroughly enjoyed the game. The
score was 20 4, IN favor OF the locals.
who now have clean string OF victories
and comfortable lead in the county
league, ". WReelock. for the RiverdaJs
team. swatted the bail safely every tine
Up. Neither pitcher gave a base on
balls, but both were touched I'd rather
lively al times DarnalI struck cut ten
men and P1OZet six Score.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-13
CONGRESSIONALS ARE EASY.
TanEIewOOds Take Listless Game in
Marquette League.

TanglewOOd disposed or the Congress
sionals, in the Marquette League, yes
terday. Il to ;.
Byram performed in the box for the
winners and made nine Of The opposing
team whiff the air.
The winners played an eTTorless game.
but the COngressiOnals. on the other
hand. helded the ball IN sloppy fashion,
Yeager making four misPlsys al third.
Score.