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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

grew stronger, ana WlLDlH three months
/ was q perfectly we'll woman.
al want this letter made public to
show the benefit women may derive
from Lydia F. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound. - Mrs. JOHN q. MOLDAN
2i15 Second St.. North, Minneapolis
MINI.
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Women who suffer from those dis
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IfyOU want special advice write
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She will treatyOur IetteFasStrictly
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has been helping sick WOmeEoin
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-24

Searehlight bank president, charged
with having accepted deposits while
knowing his bank was insolvent. Taber
was surrendered by his attorneys last
night and Immediately taken before
Superior Judge Lewis on writ of ha-
beas corpus. Taber's attorneys raised
numerous objections to the extradition
proceedings. Pending a decision of the
points involved, TabeT was released on
$500 bail. The case is set for hearing
next Tuesday.
When Sheriff Smith, with a warrant
for Taber's arrest arrived here, Taber
wds in hiding. His attorneys would not
surrender him until the Nevada officer
had agreed not to attempt 20 smuggle
Taber out of the state until habeas
corpus proceedings had been concluded.
This Sheriff Smith agreed TO, Taber's
surrender following
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EIks, ExcursIon TO CO.,

Feb. s. via the popular salt Lake Route
Itinerary Of thirty days trip with ali
particulars viii be cheerfully mailed by
a. W. Raybould, secretary. Salt Lake
City He who hesitates has to take an
upper"
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FREE BOOK ABOUT CANCER

CANCEROL has proved its merits 7.
the treatment Of cancer. It is not % =
governmental stage. Records Of ua--
puted cures of cancer in nearly eFS--
part Of the body are contained N -
Leach's new 1Oo-page book This book n
tells the cause Of cancer and instTuctS y
the case Of the patient. tells what TO p
in case Of bleeding, pain, odoT. stc' -
valuable guide in the treatment Of ~.
case, A copy Of this valuable book ~
to those interested. Address DR.. J. o.
LEACH. box 49, Indianapolis. Ind
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Picture Framing.
salt Lake Photo Supply Co. 142 Main.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

John D. Giles and wife to Brigimina
y. Pratt. LOT ]. block g. plat Ks
Lena X Beuis TO Richard Eatough
lot ]. block l02. plat D....-......,
Charles W. Finneli to Earl W Weld
erman. lot q. block ,. Walkers ad-
dition, lot 6. plat A....-.-........... 25
Joseph II. Raleigh and wife to Adj
son Cain. all lot >. part lot 81
block /, Edgewood addition .......-
Il HOdgsOn and wife to Board OF
Education salt Lake City part
lot 3 block {. plat G....---.-....-.... 81
Katie NJ Jensen and husband TO
Margaret T. Irvine. lot + block A.
te1-acTe plat A--.-..-.--..-.-..-.-..
John p. Swedsnborg to Jennie Swed-
enborg. section & township south
range J east .---.-----....-.......
Lillian G Larson and husband to
+. Z. Weidner. lot IS. block 81
pendletou subdivision .-..........-.. 1.a
William Z. Jacobs to Emma Ellen
hecher. part section p. township
north. range I west.
J. 5, Sampson and wife to Regina
Amott lots IS. IS. 81. block /.
Gives subdivision ---.--.--.----..--
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FEWER ALLEGED RASCALS.
General Land Office Commissioner
Makes q Correction.
Especial to The Herald)

TCICIfaI 10 III IIEIaIU-F
Washington, Jan. Reconnaissance
bennett of the land Office said today:
my attention has been called to
statement sent out to western news
papers that in the state of Wyoming
there are pending before various land
offices and the department 21,115 cases,
involving fraudulent land entries This
is an error. The statement submitted
to congress by me in regard to pending
cases gave total of g, 226 in all of the
public land states. and of these 2,155 are
in wyoming. and not 21.I55. as printed.
In justice to the people Of Wyoming
this correction Is due"
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EREE DEAFNESS CUBE.

A remarkable offer by one of the lead
ing ear specialists ia this country, who
viii send two months medicine free TO
prove his ability to cure Deafness, Head
Noises and Catarrh. Address Dr.. G. N
Branaman, 1921 Walnut street. Kansas
City. Mo.
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and broken down
condition of the
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much ofwhatLydia
f. Pinkhsm's Yea.
etable COMPOUND
had done for Other
suffering women I
felt sure il would
help me, andImu1
say it did help me
wonderfully. Nv
pains all left me. I
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Tablequeen.


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long time. Noted for its excellent
flavor. All brands Of Royal bread de-
livered fresh to your dealer twice daily.
Watch for the crown label on every leaf
you buy. Price sc.
ROYAL BAKING COMPANY
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CANCER
is DURABLE

Dear Doctor.
Ny Cancer OF the breast
was cured BY your rene
dies. | will gladly answer
any letters regarding my
case. Respectfully yours,
Mrs. W. A. Southland
r. 4, box 81. Buffalo. Mo.
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THE DEsERET SAVINGS BANK

W ". Ritter, President
Noses Thatcher, Vice President
Elias A. Smith. Cashier.
L. 8. Hills. John r. Barnes, Joha -
Cutler, David Eccles, A " Csf-sys
George Romnsy, John r. Winder, hss1
Smoot. z. R. Eldredge, W F. James.
-Four per cent interest paid on sa'lhs'
deposits
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WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS.
Fugitive Banker Not Willing to Re-
turn to Nevada.

san Diego, Cal, Jan. 23-In accord
snce with the agreement reached be-
tween Sheriff Smith Of Nevada and
counsel for Homer G. Taber. the former
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Annual Ball.

Brotherhood Railroad Trainmen No.
3ss and the Ladies' Auxiliary, will
give annual ball at Odeon hail Jan. 10,
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Something Worth Knowing.

No need Of an operation in vain at
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obtained by the use Of our Combination
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feet safety and success at small ex-
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THE BYE REMEDY co.
p. o. Box 70, Kansas City, Kan.
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WANTS Her
LETTER
PUBLISHED
For Benefit of Women who
Suffer from Female Ills

Minneapolis, Mimi was a great
sufferer from female troubles wbie5
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When your automobile needs repair
ing. call up phone Ind 1000 and have
an expert look it over. Factory, S7s-ssi
Main street.
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Down
in the dumps

from over-eating, drinking
bad liver and constipation get
many a one, but there's a way out
-Cascarets relieve and cure
quickly. Take one tonight and
feel ever so much better IN the
morning. s''
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Tribune-Reporter Printing Co.,
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Csseare.s-l0c box-week treat
rneat- All druggists. Biggest seller
IN the worid-niIlion boxes month
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Totals.. 37Al5 Tolall
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
ALTOONA SEEKS MACDONALD
GeOrgetOwn's Captain-elect Wanted
by Tri-State LeaguerS.
Hardly Probable that He VIII Ac-
cept Oner-Is Now Playing
Great Game for Winchester.

Word reached this city yesterday TO the
effect that ''Cy" Macdonald. Georgetown
Universitys hefty guardian OF the key
stone sack. has been offered the berth
with the Altoona team OF the Tri-State
League.
Macdonald was strongly recommended
TO the manager by sam EdmonsOn, the
local boy who is now serving EN- over
in grand style for the Altoona nine.
after he had decided 20 make the change
in his present lineup.
"Cy" has had several other tempting
offers during the past few years. including
one from major league team, but each
time has turned them down. showing a
preference for collegiate ball It is hardly
likely that he will accept the offer OF the
Altoona manager. in spite Of the fact that
the contract calls for considerable more
coin than he receives from the Winches-
ter, Va, semi-professiOnaI team, OF which
he is at present a player
AS a member OF the Georgetown team
last season ''Cy'' was considered by many
authorities the pick OF the collegiate first
saekers, IN spite Of the fact that he
played far below his standard
Last season he played q strong game for
the Winchester nine, which won the
championship title for the State OF Vir-
ginia. after defeating the Richmond
team. champions OF the Virginia League,
in series OF games. The local boy was
the idol Of the Virginia fans. and was
known all over the circuit as Home Run
Cy. All pitchers looked alike 10 ''Cy"
and his big stick. and he concluded the
season as the leading slugger OF Win
chester's team Of bat busters"
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
UTICA SORE OK TGM BROWN
Baseball Fans Want Him Fired
from Umpire staff.
Waahingtonian ain Bad" with Spec
tatOrs-It Is Claimed He Refused
10 stop ROvvdyIsm.
Special to me Washington Herald

Special % The Washington Herald
Utica. y. Y. June 9.-The baseball fans
OF this city who were thrown into a
frenzy OF rage a week ago through the
failure OF Umpire Tom Brown.seof the
rowdyism by the Wilkesbarre CPa.) team
when the latter played a series Of games
in this city. with the Utica club. have
not subsided, and il IS probable that de-
cisive action In the matter by President
Farrell. OF the State League. viii be in
sisted upon.
During the series OF games here the
players composing the Wfkesbarre team
INDUCED in a display OF the rankest
rowdyism. shouting vile names at oppos-
ing Utica players, cursing Umpire Brown.
and otherwise conducting themselves In
manner offensive 70 the spectators.
particularly the women.
A formal protest was lodged with Man
ager DOoley OF the Utica team, by local
fans. who In turn communicated the let
ter 10 President Farrell with an extended
reference 10 the fact that Umpire Brown
had declined 70 correct the ungentlemaR-
" conduct OF the Wnkesbarre players,
even though Brown had been formally
appealed 10 in the matter
AS a result President Farrell has just
Issued bulletin 70 umpires bearing on
the matter OF the conduct Of players and
1Ee duties OF umpires regarding the same.
but Utica baseball lovers are not sp-
peased and they viii make a determined
the State League sIah. or failing IN that.
VIII endeavor 20 prevent his holding an
Indicator in a Utica game again this
season.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
First Round.

secoud rou-d-Eetchel dashed II win DIVE
into the stonach- O'Brisn danced away and net
Ketchel's rush With ieft hElders ID the faoe.
Ketcaen borei IN again and was iz-red With LEFT
and night On tie head But Ketrhel cane erala
With terrific swings. which naEe O'B-ien rzn away.
Then as EetGhsl u1s1ed and with a lefr on the
iaV he mads JACK rsel. Then a right pct O'Brisn
down for SIX secocds. Ketehel sco-ed ano.Ae-
knock down ard OB-un vas On Tie Hoc- at tie
ber
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Secretary Fredericks. Of the Chicago
club, has booked an exhibition game in
bridgeport. Conn.,, next Sunday. The Sox
VIII meet jim O'ROurkes Connecticut
Leaguers.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Big Ed Walsh, the White sox star
pitcher coached the Yale University
twirlers at New Haven this spring. and is
responsible FOR developing Merritt, the
boz who finished out the Yale-George-
town game here last April and proved SO
effective.
This boy Merritt Is a great pitcher"
said Welsh to the writer yesterday. "and
have been following him closely all tie
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
PROPER TO SWEAR
WHEN TEAM LOSES

Savannah, Ga, june 0---f'SweRr-
Ing when the Savannah baseball
tenn ts losing IA entirely 1ustifia-
ble," said Recorder SchWartz yes
terdayp IN dismissinE Joha Brown,
n business man, arrested at the
ball park for cursing where
women could hear him.
Brown. when arrested. admit
ted that he had induIged In some
profanity. but he said he couldn't
help IL, as savannah was behind
and still slipping, and IL made
him so sore he had 10 express
himself.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
HERE IS A NEW ONE

One Of the queerest baseball
happenings OF the season took
place in n recent BaItImOre-SeVE-
ark game Hearne, playing Arst.
was credited with an error I'm the
ninth, when he caught the ball.
This Il the stOryl Meyers slam
med one into the inheld and was
OF with the speed Of a grey
Mound. The throw was perfect,
but at the very instant that Mey-
ers touched the bag the ball
bounced out Of Henrne'a n1ift and
then dropped back again Umpire
Kelly yvas right In his decision,
and not a murmur OF protest was
heard
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
sIatch Raee Postponed.

The race between F. X. Stonesreers
Eddie B and Harry Haight's Happy
Steve, which was to have been pulled OF
on the Brightwood race course yesterday
afternoon. was posDoned on account OF
the muddy condition OF the track Ac-
cordlng TO present arrangements the
event VIII take place Saturday afternoon,
at o'clock. A large crowd OF local
turf followers IS expected 10 be Cn hand
20 witness the race.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Belmont Tiger. Claim Championship

The Belmont Tigers. coIored champions
OF the District in 1905, under the manage
ment OF Policeman Alfred z. johnson.
would like TO arrange a series Of games
with the Piedmont White Sox 70 decide
the supremacy OF the two clubs
The Tigers cross bats with Interior. OF
the Colored Departmental League. Fri
day at 5.l5 O'Clock on the Monument
grounds. All other clubs desiring games
can address Thomas Johnson. 1893 3
street northeast.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
WESTERN LEAGUE.

AT Omaha-Onaha. 3; Des Moines. .
o At Wichita-Wichita, 4 Pueal0. J.
At Sioux City-SiOEx City. ;; Lincoln. @
Ar Denver-DsnTsr. 5: Topeka. O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

flTst Dase On eTTols-brlgntFood- {, FetWOTth. !
Loft OF baSes-BrightWo0d. ?. Petworth. FIRST
base on halls-Of Seitz. 8; Of Garrett. 2 Struck
out-By seitz, g by &sTrett, /. Two-ha-e hits-M
Setz. G. Howell Sacrifice hit-Parker. Stolen
bases-Fag7Ie G. Setz, " Seitz. Howell. Stewart
Ls Due q. Z Mayne -. Dempsey. Garrett o.
c. Mayne Wild pttchcs-GaCett. Umpire
Mr.. Reagan Tine Ct gamO-l hour and s. minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
GAMES TO-DAY.
Philadelphia at PittsburE.
Boston at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
STANDING op TIE TEAMS
CAsTLEToN WINS GAME.
Former Yankee Wins His First
Game as "A Red SIabman.

Cincinnati, June 9.-Only one game OF
the announced double-header for to-day
was played. rain ending the second con
test after the Bostons had been retired
without run in the first inning. The
locals hit Lndaman al viii in the first
game. while Casteton, a new pitcher,
was particularly effective for the locals
was hit on the head with a pitched bail
in the ninth inning and had to retire.
ScOre-
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DanviIle Is Victor.

Special 70 The Washington Herald
Danville. Va. June s-The Truckers
dropped the last Of the series to Danvine
as a result OF their misplays, combined
with the wildness OF Hannifan, who al
lowed five passes. two Of the runners
scoring. The three errors were en costly,
ard figured in the scoring. Morrissey. for
the locals. pitched a steady game, and
the six singles were well scattered. He
presented no passes. The work OF Cen
ter Fielder Sullivan, for DanviIle, was
the feature. His record for the game
was a triple. double. single. sacrifice hit.
two stolen bases. one run. and two SEN
sational catches. Score:
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
AMATEUR LEAGUES.
GAMES TO-DAY.

Capital City I>szze-Columbia Athlete Club vs..
Brooklaud.
Departmental Lsague-PCStOffce IS. Interior.
Marquette Leagre-St- Martin rs. TanEieTood
Sunday School Leagae-St- Paul IS. Langdcn-
Independence League-Advert vs.. THinlnE
Suburban Lesgue-Takcna rs Woodburn-
K. r. Y II G. A. League-Sh0pnen IS Car De-
partment
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Two-base hits-Egan, Hobitzel. Ritehey saes-
fee hits-Bescher- Sacrifice hy-Egan. Double
plays-DOVney 20 Egan % Hoblitzel Ritchey TO
Dahlen. Becker 10 Sweeney. Stolen bases-Bescher
PaskeTt Bases on balls-OG CastletOn. /. OF Linda
man, 5. Struck Out-By CastletOn, l. Hit By
ptchcr-By CastletoD. / Umpires-Nessrs Cusack
and JohnstCne. Time Of Eane-2 hours. Attendanoe
-25a
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o base hifr-AfcNTi1lar

.Battcd for Rucler in eiehth.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
PHILLIEs ARE BLANKED.
Drop Entire Series 10 the Pirates in
the smoky City.

Pittsburg. June 9.-WiIIis proved invinci-
bic in the game against the Phnlies tc-
day. Sparks and McQuillen pitched for
the visitors. and were batted for eleven
hits by the Pirates Knabe went to his
home in Youngstown TO vote on the local
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

At winst0n-s -salem-Anderson. 5; Winston-SaIeua.
At Spart-shurg-Spa partanburg. O; Greensboro, G
At Greeuville-First gaTus: Charlotte. 5; Green-
vile. O Second game GreenTille. !; Charlotte O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
BUSINESS PLAYS CENTRAL
Game Scheduled for Yesterday te
Be Played To-day.

WaHhe ScAe0uEeo Aor AeSteroay 70
Be Played To-day.
The game scheduled 20 take place yes
terday afternoon on the Capital CITY
League grounds between the Central and
Business High School mines was called
on on account OF the inclement weather,
and according 20 present arrangements.
viii be pulled on this afternoon
The only setback VIII be a continuation
OF the bad weather. IN which case the
game Win necessarily be postponed
again The high school term ends next
week. and in order % decide the cham
pionship title the games viii have tG be
played In rapid succession The batteries
in to-day's game win be Rawlings and
Fegan for Business and Nepefee and
Rheem for Central
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Miller. Sacrifice hit-Wagner. Sacrifice hy-Wasner
Double p,ay-Wagner 10 Hyatt. Bases on baus-OR
Willis. 4; on McQuillen. , Struck out-By Wills
8; BY McQuillen, !. Umpires-Messrs KLEIN and
Kane. Tine 4 gameI hour and 80 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

At Msmphis-First game. Montgomery. 6; Mem
phis. 4 Second game: Memphis. &; Montgomery. s
At Nashville-NashTille. /. Mobile. Q.
At Atlanta-Little Rock. =; Atlanta. :.
AT BEminghan-New Orleans. 5; Birmingham, S
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Manhattan Is JeaIous.

Down in Savannah a court has held
that swearing when the home team is
losing is entirely justihable. If this be-
comes widespread the Washington ball
park will be no place 10 take a lady
New York Mall
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
College Game.

AT WORCESTER. MASS RHE
Holy Cross -.......-.. 0 0 0 90 0-l ? 2
University Of Peuna- 0 2 900 o. ?
BattsTiss-Foleg and Larin; Schultz and Cozens.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Hot Springs waIIop Newcastle.

Special to The Washington Herald
Hot Springs, Va. June Slot Springs
defeated the strong Newcastle team by
the score OF 4 to to-day. Buckleys
three basger in the ninth inning, and
Brinkley's pitching were the features for
the Hot Springs. Caldwell, Key. and Car
per played fine ball for Newcastle Score.
RIB
Hot S1Vings......... 0OOG S4T 4
Newcastle. ......-..-. o O. 90 2 0-3 /
Batte--cs-Hot Springs. Brinkley and Buckley;
Newcastle Flarity ard Caldwell. Cnrire-NIr Solo
non- Time Of gane-l hour and IS minutes.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
BRIGHTWOOD THE VICTOR.

Wins Only Game I'm Amateur Cir
cleS from PetwOrth.
Brightwood defeated Petworth IN the
Suburban League yesterday IN an ex-
citing game. score s 10 5. Clayton was
put out OF the game in the fifth inning
for disputing one OF Umpire Reagan's
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Ar LaErenoe-Brockton- .: LEWrence. O.
At Lyna-Lynn. :; New Bedford. i
Al L0EeIl-Fan River. !: Lowell. O.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
Yesterdays RESULTS.

I 4'VVaShinGton vs.. ChicagO-Rain.
Philadelphia Va. CIeveInnd-Rntn.
New York vs.. DetrOit-Rain.
Boston, 81 ST. Louis, 2.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
CAROLINA LEAGUE.

AT ndi1napOlis-IldianlpOl z, Milwaukee. G
At Col1nbus-Columbus. 2; Minneapolis. /
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

lNODase hils-MeMillan, Phelps ByTne. Alper-
man, beeoe Sacrifice hits-Huntsr. Bergen Double
plaYs--AcElreen TO Mcmillan 10 Humn1el. Peehe n
koney 70 Phelps. Stolen hases-Eoney. Phesps
Hit By pitcher-By Rnekcr. J. Wild pitches-Beobe
Bases on bans-0f sallee. 2; oS Beebe i.
on hucker j. Struck out-By Sallee ?: by Rucker. s
Left On bases-St- louis. 10 Brooklyn. s Umpires
-Messrs. Rigle- and Truly. Time Of rame-l hour
and s. minutes. Attendance-laQ
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
ON LOCAL SAND LOTS
Another Day of Inactivity
for Baseball Players.
RAIN PREDICTED FOB TODAY
Fans Console Themselves by ArsU-
ing About the Different Teams and
Chances in Their Respective Or
EanfzatiOns-GaIIagh Has an on
Year-Parkvievv Looks Good.

Evidently the prayers OF the faithful
had little effect on the weather man yes
terday, as he had his little say just the
same. II would not be so bad II the
fans had something TO look forward TO.
but rain is the prediction again for To-
day Unless the games are doubled
up. the present baseball season is going
70 be long one. and there viii be games
way into September.
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

When you have lost Or found anything.
telephone an advertisement 10 TIE Wash
ington Herald. and bin VIII Dc ssat yoz
at ! cent g word
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10

Left on bases-BOSton. 3: 81. Louis. l. Bases on
bsls-OA Ryan. /; Of Ciootte. ?. Of Bailey
Struck out-By Ryan. !; By Cicotte. 5; by Bailey 3
Ihreebase hit-Carrigan. Sacrifice hit-Jones Stolen
baSe-Speaker 4. Double plays-Cicotte to Niles to
Stahl: French 10 Stahl. Umpiros-Messrs KERN
and 0Loughlin- Tine or game-l hour and S.
minutes. Attendance-S lT8
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
NorfoIle md Riehmond spit Eren

Norfolk. Va. June s-Norfolk and
Richmond broke even in a double-header
this afternoon, the first game going 20
Richmond. 70 :. and the second 10 Nor
folk. Z 10 5. The first was a ragged con-
test. and was lost TO Norfolk BY loose
playing. The second was much cleaner.
Norfolk punched hits on Walker in the
first and eighth innings. Only in one
inning did Richmond look like a centend-
er OF the game. Scores:
FIRST CANE RHE
Richmond .--.----.- 20 40Is 0 O-s 4
Norfolk 0 ~ p S
Batteries-Rsveils and Messitt; Temple. Yolz. Otey
and Alunson
SECOND GAAfE- RHE
Richmond .............. 900 o 0-s 0
Norfolk - p 2
Batteries-Walker and CoWan; Fox and Chandler.
UmpireS-MesSTs. Mace and Henniger. Attendancs
-3Ooo
The Washington herald., 1909-06-10
VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
Roanoke Defeats LynehburE Twice.
Errors Plentiful.

Errors Plentiful.
SPECIAL 70 TIE Washington Herald.
Lynchburg. Va, June 9.-RoanOl1e took
q double-beader from Lynchburg here
this afternoon without the slightest trOu-
bic. The play OF the locals was perfect
In the first game. but in the second their
work was fearful.
Seven errors tell only part OF the t-ou-
bic. for twice as many yellow plays fig
ured in the scoring OF the Tigers. In
the second game Roanoke scored i've
runs in the sixth. seventh. and eighth
innings. with only one scratch hit con-
ing in these rounds. Scores: