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The Washington times., 1909-05-14

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Tor over 200 yards; only about IS minutes
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FOR RENT-FARMS.

FOR RENT-60 acres seven room house in
good condition. miles from Capitol between
Hyattsvilie and Brookland; 20 minutes walk
IRON electric cars rent $500 per month
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FcI Rent

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The Washington times., 1909-05-14

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TO LET FOR SUMNER SEAsON-1B room
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modern improvements, years old: located
on fresh water pondi five minutes from salt
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The Washington times., 1909-05-14

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FOR SALE-LoTS.

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lots at Naples. Fla. fronting on Gulf coast
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The Washington times., 1909-05-14

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The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
NEW RECORD SET FOR
NORTHERN CIRCUIT STAKES
Wlndsors Selling Event Sets New
Mark in Large Number OF
Candidates.

The Windsor selling stake at one
and one-quarter miles fol the value OF
81 500 has hung up a new record for
the number Of entries to the stake
event on the northern circuit and sur
passed in numbers any OF the entries
10 the classic fixtures AT Louisville,
Latonia and the tracks in the east.
There is plenty OF class. too, among
the entrants Terah. Tony Faust. jain
Carroll, Donald Macdonald. All Red.
Colonel Zeb. Olambela. Desparado,
Montgomery. King James. Restisou-
che, Handbrdge. Ellicott, Juggler.
Green Seal, Woolwinder. Stanley Fay.
Charlie Gilbert. and others OF lesser
note being named TO start. fine pig
entry lists in the Windsor stakes Is
an evidence OF the popularity OF the
pretty course across the river. with
the horsemen throughout the country.
The Frontier stake which viii be
run on Saturday Is the all-absorbtng
topic OF conversation among me own
ers and trainers and the volume Of
speculation Is sure 10 oe pig in this
event
The course this morning was in
splendid shape for fast work and 3
great number OF horses were SEM cut
To get their preparations before the
sun was very high. Several stables
arrived this morning, and Thursday
the big shipments will take place rom
the different racing courses.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

All the Durfee horses go checked up
very high. Mr.. Durfee says they are
racing for him and they're not for sale
Straight heats in every race IL ar
exception to the general rule at the
State Fair tracks Grand Circuit meet
ing.
Now's the chance for the experts 70
do "A little picking on that Nj NJ II
was easy to take chance with the &.
OF e.
In spite 81 the fact that one or the
fields scored down ten times before
getting away. the program was o. CT
at $50.
There were easily 5000 persons on
the grounds and the reserved seat sec
ton was far from deserted as " was
opening day.
Dan X sustained his local repnta %
ton as bad breaker. leaving Jimmie
Burns distanCed in the first heat or
the 2:l4 trot.
Johnny Dickerson joins the ranks %
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
NOTEWORTHY EVENTS
IN THE LEAGUE RACE

Summers allowed the Maps one
run, the only one IN the last 30
innings he has pitched. The 1ig-
ers scored three OF Joss. material.
ly aided by the errors OF Perring
and Ball
Dygert and Bender were too
much FOR Washington, and the
Athletics snagged a pair. Hughes.
Smith and Witherup appeared AT
various times for Washington.
The Redsox faced another south
paw at New York and got but
three hits OF Wilson. The Yanks
garnered 10 OF Schlitzer. Nourse
and Pape. winning q 10 U.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
ANOTHER REToRT BY THE
ONLY TIMOTHY HURST

Tim Hurst hasn't lost any OF
his nerve and no matter how
bad things break for him ne al
ways Is there with the knock.
ont punch and the Knockout re-
tort. He was umpiring In New
York a few weeks ago and he
made a decision 30 bad that II
reused the wild ire of one OF the
Yankees, who rushed at him.
bearing his bat, with blood i'm
his eye.
For half cent" said the
irate player. I'D take this bat
and knock your block on"
Judging from the way you're
hitung." replied Tim. I'D give
We three swings at II and lay
four to one We can't hit IT,"
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
JOE cANTiLLoN MIGHT
TRY THIS PLAN. PERHAPS

Some times ball clubs take ex'
traOrdinaIy methods to oreak a
long run OF hard luck and re-
sort To anything at ell to kill A
hCcdoo. once, during the days
OF the old l2club league. An
son was forced Go leave the chi
cago team in P!.tsburg because
OF sickness IN MS family. ard
before departing elected BIZ
Hutchinson manager and Clark
Griffith captain. The team lost
game after game, and by ire
time il reached Boston eyeryon"
was in despair. and hoodoo
hunting was in order. Going
20 the grounds the management,
DECIDED TO turn the batting or
der upside down To beat the
links" Griffith who vas pitch
ing. led on with triple. and
Kittridge. catching. hit home
run into the right field bleach
ers. and the Colts won. ? 10 Q.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
BETWEEN THE HEATS WITH THE HARNESS
HORSES AT THE BLUE RIBBON MEETING

winning drivers His Baron Mckinney
will be In the ten" list before the year
Is over and then some.
Gano and Murphy seemed in perfe-t
accord The education OF the g. Of G
winner had been thorough one. n Il
did take whole season.
Hard lines for Mr. Snow 70 look for
ward to having year OF that kind Of
racing with star Patchcn. He'll be go
ing up against Gano right along.
II Dick Mcmahon scores ahead OF
the pole horse again and draws moth
ing but reprimand. some Of those
eastern drivers will want 10 know why.
The enthusiasm that greeted the 81
tory OF George Gano was second only
10 that which followed the announce
ment Of the spIendiferous baseball
score.
/ The cute red suit Of Ben Walker
made ~ hit with the ladies. Anyone
DESTROYS OF locating Almaden could
scan the rear rank and pick Ben out
at any time.
Come To think OF Il. IL was something
OF a feat at that To bring nve other
horses 10 the wire all OF which paid
$3.50 for the fun Of starting against
George GanO.
shudeland Nutlear Is lot better
PAGER than he had been esteemed To-
cally. He must haVct come close -
zoe that nrst g.. 81 c. heat ana led ~
the upper turn.
JIG HtfHN UNNt NtlA'H - " dildiAAFn ~
he the largest on the Grand Circuit. Is
all too small at that Not even TO Lex
ington do the outside papers send stan
men as they do 10 the local meeting
But Mr.. Hubinger ~ able 10 burn up
money in $50 lots Most of the Grand
Circuit followers remember the killing
he made here IN 4. OF 4. wears ago
with his own horse Elastic Pointer.
Though the crowd may not have APP
preciated 80. two PAGERS from the Geets
string started in the &. OF e. taking
advantage Or the new rule of the club
which permits that. provided there -
no evidence OF team work
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
HUDSON MAKES PROGRESS.
Plans Laid for Shipping Large Lots o.
Cars in AUGUST.

Following the installation or ma
chinery and assembly equipment on
their doors, the Hudson Motor Car Co.
is arranging TO make rapid deliveries
next month. The plans have been laid
for shipping 800 Hudson "Twenty's"
TO the dealers during August. Septem-
Der will be the biggest producing
month OF all AT this time the Hud-
son factory plans TO be turning out
40 cars a day.
Already all the dealers over the
country have been supplied with dem
onstratine cars, and few OF the first
shipments have been made.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Now for the NJ. & M!

Now for the NJ. M!
Marie N. Denver. Bisa or Margin
Star Patchen led In every heat into
the stretch.
Innerguard was seldom at any spot
near the rail.
Ell victress seems to nave been a
mare well named.
And there was a Chamber or COM
merce with Mr.. Geers i-5-6
But what was Gano doing when Star
Patchen beat him at Terre Haute?
IL was bad day for the sharp
shooters who like TO sit back and buy
fields
Secretary Moone says there is no
chance OF the proposed Hamburg Belle
Sonoma Girl match.
Shadeland Nutlear seems TO have i'm
proved materially since Dan hopkins
took the topples on.
Three favorites won as many races.
What a monarch OF the home stretch
little George Gano is,
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
DOVES CHASE LINDAMAN.
Veteran Pitcher Draws His UncondL
tional Release at Boston.

BOSTON. July 27.-Vive Lindaman,
the only member OF the Boston Ma.
tionals, the only member who was
with that team prior 10 the reign ~
the late George Dewey is today foot.
loose. having been handed his uncon.
ditional release. l.indaman will 60
west 10 visit, but promises to return
TO the game after time. His arm
has been going bad. but the big twin
er is confident it will improve
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Baron Mckinney. br. h., b. Nj
Sporting Notes
Cas-. w.. Windsor today mt ID. a. c.

Cnss vs.. Windsor today mt ID. a. c.
Maurice has gone To stroke In the ID
b. &. senior eight.
>
ID. 4. &. I4i DeIray f.. Van SICKLE the
soldier twirler. was hit hard by IN
club.
CIotheir won the LOngwood tennis
tourney and meets Larned Tor thc
cup.
Pres. PuIIjnn, OF the National league.
has confirmed his umpires on Two
protests Now watch the losers APP
peal to the directors
All wilcox. the Canadian, beat breah-
ow and Hart IN lo-mlie event ~
lois Blanc Yesterday OF course
was a marathon. as all events OF
over ? r.tle are now termed.
Marmon. Maxwell. two Premiers ana
two pierces are still perfect IN the
Glidden A Premier is the only PEI -
feet score In the Detroit, Chalmers :
Detroit a Moline. a Lexington ana
two Pierces are stu perfect In the
Hover.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

Sc Their, showing that the batting order
is correctly arranged.
Summers pitching was even in ad.
vance OF the former excellent games
he has twirled here. He seemed tn
have added a slow ball to his other
array OF speed. curves and knuckle
balls and at II the Maps whistled their
bats around in houndering style.
Clevelanders expects To have a littls
wager or two down on the post-sea.
son series when Summers takes the
firing line next fall.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
californlans Win at Tennis.

CHICAGO. July 27.-The surprising
ease with which the California play
ers have eliminated their adversaries
in the western tennis championship
matches at the Onwentsia club courts
has been the surprise OF the tourna.
ment. S. Sinsbaugh. Melville u.
Long. G.. J. James and NJ. F.. McLauga.
lin. all Californians, easily won tneir
matches.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Soldiers Form a League.

Under the auspices OF the Army
Young Mems Christian association d
baseball league. composed OF the dif-
ferent companies OF the Twenty-sixth
regiment. will be organized shortly.
On Saturday afternoon OF this week
"A company and d. company will
play on the home diamond. An I'm.
of these companies are champions or
two seasons. "A" company OF tbs
season OF 1907 and D. company OF
the season OF 1908. Game will begin
promptly at 80. General public Is
cordially invited
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Y. M. c. A. Baseball.

The newly organized Y. NJ. c. A.
baseball team. having decisively de-
feated Simpson VI. +. church. Is look
ing for new teams to conquer Any
strong amateur teams desiring games
may be accommodated by calling Main
6126. Mr.. Root. AS yet no game has
been secured for next Saturday.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Compliments Bennett Park.

Secretary Frank Hough. OF the Ath'
letic club. travelling with that team.
writes: For convenience of location
and for completeness OF transporta-
ton facilities the Detroit ground has
got something on any ground in either
circuit
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
MANAGER pound Makes q ht.

The percentage OF Manager Fred
Pound. OF the Cafe Grand. $50 Woo
ward-ave.. Is 1000 tonight with the
local fans. Fred has installed in the
Cafe Grand a new free electric score
board. which will give every play OF
the Tigers and their opponents for the
balance of the season. A large num-
Der of bugs were present this after
noon 10 watch the first game between
the Mans and Tigers in Cleveland.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
SOUTH MICHIGAN LEAGUE.
STANDING

Yesterday Results.
Flint ! Saginaw u
kazoo :, Lansing
Battle creek 3, Adrian l..
Bay city .. Jackson I ca inningsD
Today'- Games.
Bay City at Jackson.
saginaw at Flint
KazoO at Lansing.
Battle Creek at Adrian
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

Three-base hit-Killifer Sacrlnce
hits-Easterly. Mcintyre, Bush. MORT
arty Stolen bases-Easterly. Jones.
First base on balls-Or Joss !. on sum
mers 2 Hit by pitched ball-By sum
mers ! birmingham. Struck out
Nv Joss T. by Summers J. First bias:
on errors-Cleveland l. Detroit 3. LETT
on bases-Cleveland o. Detroit .. Time
--1:25. Umpires-O1oughlin and EV-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
LATEST ARRAY OF
T|GEs TOO 5000
TO PLEASE MAPS
Cleveland Bugs Think That Jennings
Has a Combination Too Strong
to Brook Defeat in
Race.
Eddie Summers Runs Total OF Con-
secutive Runless Innings Up to 81
Before Being Scored On.

CLEVELAND. July 2S,-With Null
lin in the box for the Tigers and Cy
Young the most probable selection or
Manager Laioie. the Tigers ana Maps
will battle the second and concluding
game OF The series this afternoon, anu
II tie Champions are again able 10
crown their efforts with victory, IL Is
generally conceded here that the Maps
might as we'll forego whs' little hopes
has been nurtGrsd here Tor peu-
nant win. As matters stand, the Ing
ers are fayorites and IL Is hardly oe-
licved that one OF the other pilchefS
can succeed where Joss SO signaliy
failed yesterday
Next year the Maps will persevere
I'm their effort 10 land couple OF lett
handed pitchers who Will, If secured.
he used regularly against the Tigers.
There Will then be some hope oil tam
Ing the men OF jennings
It's been a tough blow to local fan
dom that the Tigers have taken the
series from the Maps with such con-
summate ease.
Scored a Run Anyhow.
The Maps did succeed yesterday ia
breaking the long run OF scoreless
innings that have fallen To the lot Of
the clubs that have faced Eddie sum
mers. In the fourth inning of yes
terdav's game. Easterly walked, stole
second and scored on iinchman
clean single to center. Ii was the
frst run of Summers in 81 innings
and the only one OF the game. on the
Cleveland side.
The Tigers made hay with Joss,
who was not supported very we'll
They scored OH a juggle by Perring
and Kilifers triple In the second.
They doubled their total in the third
on Jones single and steal and Craw-
ford's corker into left field. They
made il three later on when Moriarty
nearly took an arm off Joss with n
vicious clout. advanced on an infeld
out and scored on Perring's wild
throw.
TIges Look Mighty Fast.
The present lineup OF the Tigers
impressed the bugs as the most i'm
posing which Detroit has ever shown
here. Crawford at first was tower
of strength and raked in wide throws
very much OH the style OF Hal Chase.
Killifer felded brilliantly and batted
we'll The team got its hits well to-
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
Admits Theft From sister.

Roy Sullivan, arrested In Toledo,
on the charge OF stealing watch
from his sister. was arraigned before
Justice Jeffries, Tuesday. and plead
ed guilty to a simple larceny charge.
The young man was well-dressed and
refined looking Justice Jeffries ad-
journed the case TO July 80, and 1t Is
expected that compromise will be
affpcfad
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.

Yesterdays Results.
Pittsburg 3. Cincinnati !.
Chicago T. ST. Louis eli innings)
New York s-6. Boston 72.
Phillies 7-3 Brooklyn 0-2.
Today's Games.
New York at Boston.
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati at Pittsburg.
Chicago ct St Louis
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
The; Day On the Short
Ship.
AT ALPENA.
The Appendicitis Bug.

Infelder Jake Atz, OF the White Sox
Is the latest player to imagine that ne
stands in need of an appendicitis oper-
alton.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

Yesterday Results.
Detroit 3. Cleveland l.
New York q. Boston o.
E Athletics SIS. Washington 90.
Today's Games.
oetrolt nj Cleveland.
Athletics az Washington.
M Boston at New York.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

Job Printing dooe right. Times PvInt.
ing Co., ! John R.-st. Phone 1925.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

him what his position through the
first three-quarters of the mile. When
Murphy gave him his head out on the
UPPER turn he simply ran away al the
pace.
The c. OF c. OF 1909 was distinctly
n stretch race. In each heat Star
Patchen either led at The three-quar-
tiers or was ON the rail with Hoosier
Prince leading him a trihe on the OUT
side. Gano always trailed. Then
the Kentuckian would make his rush.
Straichtened away for home. there
would be a short conflict Snow. on
the rail would swing his whip and
give the Patchen horse all the help
that was i'm the power OF mortal man.
Al the draw gate--the real duel didn't
last any farther than that-Mr. Snow
always SAT up. relaxed, looked arouni
10 see that there was nothing else
near him. and let Gano go peacefully
or his way Gano al this Juncture had
about two lengths and was still going
away.
some Team Work.
Though 1t didn't probably change
the result any, the fact must not be
lest that. in Hoosier Prince. George
Gano had most palpable ally. The
hobbler. driven by Cox. made Star
Patchen travel the whole mile at pref
Is near top clip. Gano was getting
the benefit of the pace and going the
short mile always At the turn
Hoosier Prince would always pull out
aud let his little pal through. And
how he would buzz.
The Cox contingent. including Mr..
Greenough. was prominent factor In
tie wagering on George Gano and bet
all the rest 10 a standstili.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
How About Cobb, Crawford, 5ush7

The three greatest players in any
one team are with Pittsburg in Wag-
ner. Clarke and Leach. This trio has
been together for dozen years. COM
ing from Louisville to Pittsburg.
Sporting Life.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

winning drivers His Baron Mckinney
will be in the ten list before the year
Is over and then some.
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28
HOW THEY RACED ON
THE GRAND CIRCUIT
2l4 TRor. PURSE $1,000.

Fl Nictress, .. IN, by II BAHe-
eta Dolly by victory THOSE
The Detroit times., 1909-07-28

AMERICAN LEAGUE.

STANDING.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-06-01

Little Mary went into the country
on visit to her grandmother. Walk
ing in the garden she CHANGED to spy
peacock, bird she had never seen.
She ran quickly into the house and
cried out: 90! grandma, come out and
see. There is an old chicken in
bloom. THE Delineator.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-06-01
PRODUCE AND COMMISSION.

Ship your Veal, Hogs, Poultry to
&c. Seattle. We Pay Cash.
JOHN GOURLEY, Bonded Commission
Broker. Hay, potatoes and fruit. Car
lots exclusively. 919 Western Avenue,
and shippers solicited
CROWLEY & CO.-Telephone Main
1884, 221 Globe Blk, Seattle. Wash.
Wholesale fruit and produce brokers.
Codes Armsby, Economy, Robinson,
United States. Citrus.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-06-01
UP-To-DATE IMPROVEMENTS
CREAM SEPARATORS.

A year ago we commented at length
on the many and novel changes found
in the new line of Improved De Laval
machines then introduced, and now the
manufacturers say that years prac-
teal experience in the actual sale and
use of the new machines has but served
to suggest little greater refinement of
perfection in the 1909 machines and to
bring out some points of advantage not
fully appreciated at first even by those
who had designed the new machines.
The capacity was increased 10 to 20
per cent.
The supply can is lowered and more
convenient to lift milk into.
The bowls have been re-designed, al
though retaining distinctive features.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1909-06-01

The new model 1909, U. S. Separator,
is probably the one best fitted for your
needs, whether you have five cows or a
large herd
skimming, the easy running, and cleanli-
ness of the newest model u. S. Separator
is already becoming we'll known. An
other fine feature of the u. S. machine
(and this feature is not confined to the
latest models) is that the crank can be
placed on either side of the machine, and
that when fitted for power the crank
may be used when the power gives out,
by simply going to the other side of
the machine. 1t would be a good idea to
send for catalogue 1913 which the YER
mont Farm Machine Co., Bellows Falls,
VT. will gladly send on request.