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The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20
A WEAK WOMAN
AND HER STORY
In Floral, Ark, Lives a Lady Who
Feels That Her Strength Vas
Restored by Cardui.

Floral, Ark-"I must speak a good
word for Cardui," writes Mrs. Viola
Baker, of this place.
"About month ago was in very bad
health. was so weak and nervous thai
was not able to do my housework.
"My husband bought me one bottle of
Cardui, the womans tonic. took it ac-
cording to directions and now ! am in
good health.
81 think Cardu is fine tonic for weak
women"
And you are not the only lady who
thinks so, Mrs. Baker.
4 Thousands, like you, have written tc
fell OF the wonderful benefit Cardui has
been to them.
Cardui contains no minerals, or other
powerful drugs. II contains no glycerin
or other mawksh- tasting ingredients.
It is just a pure, natural extract, of
natural vegetable herbs, that have been
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
All druggists sell Cardui.
See yours about il.
NJ Rt-Wdke to: Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chatta-
nooga Medicine Co, Chattanooga, Tenn. for Specid
insfrucfionsL. and 64-page book. Home Treztmeni
Tor Women" sent IN plain wrapper. on requests
=. .Itla
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

FOR RENT-One good five-room
house close in. Phone 666. 1S-3t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

SUPPLIES AND RE.
PAIRING-I have purchased the H.
w. Herlong Automobile Establish
ment and solicit a share of the pub
lie repair and supply business. Com
petent workmen always in charge.
Fl. V. PERRY, Stevens building, E.
Pine street. Cumb. phone 273.
6-24-1mo
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

FOR RENT-Two good two-story hous-
es, all modern conveniences. Price
$3.50 per month while they last.
Phone 666. 1S-3t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

front of Lilius' store and picked up
by two small boys is returned to
News office, the boys will be re-
warded; otherwise they will be
locked up by the police. 20-3t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

ns game yesterday ALL snappy game from
70 nnh and pitchers was hard on McManus n
mt game but all the team that won it
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

pacn nat ciings not says the jackson Clarion
usel- why not? If she clngs fellow?
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20
B. M. DAVENPORT,

Vetinary HOSPITAL,
318 East Pine Street
Phones-Day Home As. Cumb. GIL.
Night, Residence, Home. 762.
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

LABORERS WANTED-Wanted fif-
teen sawmill hands, out of town,
steady work. Apply at 317 Ross
building, forenoon. 19-2t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

Is only one other place
than Jackson and
Let them Hatesbug for them as fast as
'oeey get here 80 last 90
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

Wanted-AIl the old typeWriters
you have to repair at GOTTEN G.
WOoDRUFF's. 14-6t
The Hattiesburg news., 1910-07-20

Pure Sugar Soda Pop costs more,
worth more. See that you GET the
best. Our motto: Not how cheap
but how good.
MISSISSIPPI BoTTLING G. MFG. CO
, 19-4t
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
ANALOSTANS AT The TRAPS
Special Holiday Shoot on Eastern
Branch Grounds.
"PhiI" Steuhener l. High Gun with
Mark of 6I-TO Adopt
New Target.

The Analostan Gun Club held a special
shoot yesterday afternoon on their East
ern Branch grounds, near Benning Bridge
Owing 20 the strong wind. the scores
were not up to the average OF last season
Two Of the many visitors proved good
Shots in spite of the heavy breeze. F. II.
Store. of Baltimore, and Lloyd Louis, Of
Philadelphia. both managed 10 pull down
eighty-one birds out OF a possible 10o
Phil" Steubener. an old member OF the
club. and one who always finishes with
a percentage Of IS and over, was high
man. killing sixty-one out of seventy
shot at The other members of The club
averaged % per cent. taking the day as
whole.
The club is installing a new trap on
their grounds
When the season opens. on April =
the Analostans will adopt a new target,
called the White Flyer This target is
much lighter and win be easier 10 break
than the old one. which is the Blue Rock
pigeon. Secretary Miles Taylor said that
this change would probably increase the
percentage of the shooters about per
cent.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
JACKSONVILLE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Three fIrlongs. Agnes May. 10
tObertl, u To 5 won Don't 10 tMct3eel 10 l.
sec0nd: Vallonia rs Powers IS 10 5. third Tine
0sS5 IS. Grand Peggy. Mud Hen. Trait. Chess
Miss Won der Holden Rustic Dixie Blue. Doris
Ward. Aunt Lens, and Sunnywood also ran
SECOND RACE-Five and One-hsf fIrioagS
Gold Dust. Jos Powers. Z 10 s won Mary Hue
100 Reid. % 10 /, second: Aunt Kate l0i Davis
10 J. third Time, % IS. Havre. Enlist M J.
Whelan Low Heart Harold Hall, Zeoa, Away. and
Mozart also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five and one-han flrlongs Home
Run. llo lNiccn tn l. wen; Fond Heart los NC
CaTthyl 10 I, second; Tres Joi, ies lObertl 10
l. third. Time, / g l-s Firm, Night Mist Toisfn
dOF. May Amelia. Arienette. Bossran. and Dick
Stanley also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and furong Great
Heavens, Ice PcveTsl to l. won: HUI Top les
lOhertl. Il to s. secoudi Taboo. lOs DAVIS, q 70 s.
third Time, 81 Old Honesty Green Seal. Eye
bright. and Nox Populi also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs Starcver los Cans
Is 10 3 won; Lady sAicNsIy. lt2 lReidl Y 10 l.
second; Coonsiin il3 tObertl. IS 10 5, third Time
i;la Col. Jot. Whim. My Henry, Miss Sig. Catroke
Sarahand, and Outpost also ran.
SIXTH RACE-0ne and une-sixseenfh miles
Critic. lib (Nic0ll. 20 8 won; Malediction l0s
t1Toxier). TO l. second: Agreement. 100 Henry
i6 to 5, third Time. 10 So Mclino. Gramssr
Danger. kilhscTsnkie, and pelestrome also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
CPORTING SIDELIGHTC
- By BILL BAILEY. ~

We will soon read the following from
the various training camps; HE has
all the earmarks Of a conner, and should
hit $50 this season.
DOC" Gessler has been located at
last Nobody here ever really believed
that Gessler intended to quit baseball.
Battling Nelson is now q dead one. :"
Joe Cans, please write.
Those so-caued fight experts VINO
picked Nelson TO win are all doing the
grounding stunt.
Memorial Athletic Club and National
Guard wrestling championships on to-
night Some rare sport ought to crop
out.
Dear Bill: Please tell me why chicken
crosses the street.
ANCIENT HISTORY.
Don't know. unless Muldoon's pick
aninny was seen coming down on its own
side. Good and healthy reason.
Catholic University picked up & rafting
good coach in Pete Noonan, the old Holy
Cross catcher.
Money is so plentiful in Cincinnati
that they are offering to divide
SIS 600 among the members Of the Reds
if they win the National League pennant
this season. But It Is a good bet that
these philanthropists will not have to dis
turb their bank accounts.
From Tex Richard 10 the MormOns:
THE Lord knows that I asked for Salt
Lake and they gave me Frisco Please
forgive me-"
Manager Doom. Of the Philadelphia club.
does not want a man on his team that
will not fight from flag fall to finish. He
does not believe that Titus is aggressive
enough. u want you 10 get a swelled
head. just like Matty and Wagner" says
Doom. Flight the umpire. whether you
are right or wrong Every time you get
put out OF the game I Will give you a
prize of SO. 1t will be worth the money
10 know that you are fighting all the
time" This kind OF advice could only be
expected from Philadelphia.
Judge Murphy, at the Jacksonville race
track. has suspended Jockey Howard for
timidity. This Is a new definition for
srong-arm methods
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23

mixed II, ard Wo,East planted two hard rights 10
tie stomach ard Nelz1n clinched Nelson could
Only see frOsn one ese Il was all Wolgsst
THIRTY FOURTH ROUND-Bu-h came NJ quick
IL. They had to b. pned from q ciiuch. Bets
we-e offered even that Wolzszt would win. but
there YRS no Nelson mercy in sight WolEsst pep
lerei the Battleris sle face and tined with night
and shoTt-arm punches Tor the stomach. Nelson
seemed 70 te entirely az sea. He seemed to have
lOst all his vim and did not make any effort 70
land. Wolast had Nelsln bleeding again from two
Veil-lirected iolts to the mouth. The round vas
easily Wolgssts
THIRTY FIFTH ROUND-Nelsuns face was
sight a. they came 20 tire center q the rinE. AL
life seemed 10 have gone cut Of him. Wolgzst
started his arms in whiriviud fashion landing
without a return on the Danes stomach Wolgzst
staggered The champion with terrific LEFT swing o.
the isV. and Nelson spEeared D. be going 10 PIECES
gradually. The bell zTed Nelson from almost Ger
tain defeat, be was grcggy.
THIRTY-SIXTH ROUND-Nelsop came IN val
His fighting spirit showed itself 70 the very las,
be Wsded IL, but could not see W0lust The
latter danced around the champion Ike jumping
Jack al the while sending IN punch after Fulnch
Nelson almost tottered into cinoh but Wolssst
fought WaT1lg and tDok no cI3ncs Of the Battle-'s
stalling. Wolgast played for the body and head
Bat his blows we're not strong enough TO land a
haockout Nelson almost fell into bis chair when
the round ended
Nearing the End.
THIRTY SEVENTH ROUND-Wolgast took no
chances. being II the OPINION that the champion
vas feigning weakness. WolgRst Jared Nelson with
three rights to the jaw. and Nelson could hardly
come bach. They met In midYiug with Nelson
swinging Ike a babe. Wolgsst on ths other hand
Was landing good, clean punches Wolgast almost
sent the champion through the ruTes with a clean
right. on the .aW and Nelson tOttered around the
ring IN a helpless crnditicu
THIRTY EIGHTH ROUND-Nelson was a pitiful
sight when be stepped mp for tins round Wolgast
appeared 10 be IN No hurry to complete his work
Ro6nson. Nels0n's manager. az this stage wanted
TO throw ~ the sponge. bat Nelson's seconds would
not allow It. Nelson. 10 all inreuts was a beaten
man and the end of the contest az this stage was
in sight Both men were covered b. Nelson's blood
THIRTY-NINTH ROUND - WOlgasr appeared
lOath 10 Put m the finishing punch. He jabbed at
the BattleT's body and face and again the blood
flowed in streams. Nelson tried To make a last
rally. but his efforts were only 1eeting He could
scarcely hold up his hands and was most pathetic
figure. Wclgast almost put Nelson out with a right
10 the jaw At this turn Referee Smith said that
h. would siCp the fight in the next round if Mel
sens seconds refused.
FORTlETH ROUND-Wolgsst hacked away. look
ing for a final punch. Referee Smith. seeing tina;
Nelson lad chance Of winning pushed Wolgast
hack and sent Nelson 70 his corner a badly battered
and defeated champion
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
SERIES IS TN DOUBT
GamesfOr Worlds Champion
ship May Be Called OFF.
BAN JOHNSON Is INDIGNANT
League President Charges
Breach of Faith by the National
Schedule COMMUNICATIONS as If n
Merry Row Would Be Precipitafed.
Baseball Fans Not Considered.

New York Feb. 22.-So much friction has
developed since the adoption of the ex-
tended I54-game schedule by the National
League there is some doubt whether the
worlds series will be played next fall
President Johnson. Of the American
League. who appears to be wrought up
by the present state of affairs, says he
may call the series off. Johnson has ex-
pressed himself in this manner:
Il can't understand the action OF the
National League. Certain the club own
ers never stopped to consider the inter-
ests of the baseball fans who make the
each season. As the programme now
stands, the champions Of the two big
leagues cannot start the worlds series
until October L. The weather at that
time is not conducive TO good ball play
ing. and il will take a mighty strong
attraction to draw the big crowds that
have attended these games in recent
years.
when the representatives Of the two
leagues outlined tentative schedules in
Pittsburg last month it was mutually
agreed and papers were signed showing
that all dates were satisfactory. It would
have been impossible TO frame better
schedules. Messrs. Lynch. Ebbets, and
Dreyfuss. the National League commit
tee, signed the agreement 10 the effect that
If the 15f-game schedule was adopted by
their organization il would not be altered.
But il is apparent that the National
League went back on its committee and
is practically guilty OF breach OF good
faith AS II is. I may say it is extremely
unfair to ask the champions of the Ameri-
can League TO loaf eight days after the
conclusion of our schedule on october
before meeting the National League pen
nant winners for the big honOrs. don't
intend 10 take any action until I have
learned the sentiment Of the baseball pub
lie. Under the circumstances, would feel
justified in declaring the world series of
without further delay
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
Indians Lacrosse scheduIc.

Carlisle, Pa. Feb 22-The Carlisle foot
ball schedule for 1910 is complete with the
exception of one date. October % II is
understood that Pennsylvania or Harvard
may ill the vacancy. Games have been
arranged with Princeton, Syracuse. the
University Of Virginia, Annapolis, Cor
neil, and Brown. Physical Director Glenn
S. Warner has announced the lacrosse
schedules for 1910. They are:
Aprii 9-Lehigh University vs. Carlisle Indians. al
Carlisle.
April ls-stevens Institute vs. Carlisle Indians. at
Hobokeu.
April zs-svarthmoTe rs. Carlisle Indians. at Car.
Isle.
April O-Bstimose City College vs.. Carlisle In
dams az Carlisle.
May f-Me.nt Washington Club ". Carlisle In.
dams az Csriisa
May lt-Nayy rs. Carlisle Indians. at Annapolis.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
TAMPA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five fHlcngs Banrsde. 81 Bur
toni 70 2 won. Clifford 116 Murphy. 20 I.
second; May Jeue los Franklinl, TO ;. third.
Time. I6i So Pearl HOpkins Cre,Ise NJ Love
Harriet Rowe. and Lady Helen also ran
SECOND RACE-Five and one-half furlougs La
Gloria. l03 tFainl. TO s. E0n Occidental, g
lStsinhar1t). 70 l. second; 4. Goodwin log
tColel. 5 20 !. third Time III Is Aloe Mack
Masks and Faces and Tommy Csrtis also ran.
THIRD RACE-six furIonsS CarondOle; 9.
Cole, To J. Won; Clyenlic. le2 Steinhardtl, %
5. seoond; Goldsmith u2 (Aiurphyl 20 s. third
Time. Is - T1gnkv and Okenite also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FiTe fursongs Sir Ashton, IS
tFaiBl. I &c 2 wen; Pho Piro los (Aimphyl. s to l.
second Eninola lG3 tshcemzkeri 20 l. third
Time i0l Is Belle Of the Tribe Lucky Mate,
Mantle and T. NJ. Irvin also ran.
FIFTH RACE-One nile and seventy Yards
Kerrhevsl, IL gscksonl. ; 70 ? won: Paradise
Queen. le2 Fam. 8 70 S second; Autumn Girl 50
tSteinhardtl TO l. third. Time. 80 Is BannOck
Bob ais ran.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy Yards Lois
CsVsnsgh l04 tFainl ; 10 J. won; Tobuloslls l0s
!Aluphyi 10 3 sccund; Claiborne. lo5 ilasneri. g
T. ! third Time q. lafayette Paul Judge
Dundo1, A. Muskoday. and Wateriake also ran
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
SAN FRANCISCO RESULTS.

FRS RACE-Sn furongs. Radiation. % Tap
lri. to p won; Fsneui Hall. lis Shilling. ; 10
l. second: Burleigh rs (Yosperl, 10 l. third
Time. lis IS Nj Direeho Jim Caferata. Dr.
DOwnie. Elmoline. Bisrs, Father Stafford. and IN
tellect also ran.
SECOND RACE--Three fJIrlongs. Dune Campbell,
liz tTapn. to s. won Indon. lo5 Shilling G to
s. second; Adrian. ll2 Gressl coupled with Indora.
third Time. 0-s S-5 Burbur. 0ssabar and Salah
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Oue mile. Keep Moving los
iShnlingl 10 l. wen; Bishop W. IS lAIsrtini II
10 l. secund; Se7cence. IS (Tsplin), II TO s. third
Time. ~ 2-a Raleigh. Emma c.. and Round and
Round also ran.
FOURTH RACE-one and oIe-sRtsenth miles.
Turret, ll2 Taplinj. II 10 20, won: Old Mexico Us
Shilling, 10 /. second; Judge Quinn III walsh
coupled with TurTet. third Time. 1913 Balro-
MIA. Melt0ndale aud Chester Krum also ran.
FIFFH RACE-One mill and twenty yards I'd
Ball lis TapIinl. u 20 s. won: Rosedale. l06
I Shingl. 70 10. second: Wicket 81 Thomas g
to /. third Time n 35. ]. c. Glen. Sink Spring
Right Sort. and Voladsy also ran.
SIXTH BACE-Fiye and one-hslf furongs Daddy
Clip. S lSeldenl. 20 l. wen: Richard Reed ll2
(Taplinl, TO s. second; Phil Mohr. 90 tAiartnl 10
TO !. third. Time. o.. Hamper, ]. II. Barr, and
Lady Elizabeth also nan.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
UAREZ RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-siI f,lrlores Odd Ross, nc
tAiolesEoFhi. 3 t. T. won; Miss Csitheness. e.
lGaTnsri. = 70 !. second Dee1oot 2 lBenschoteni.
L 70 /. third. Time. I1s % Csmora. Aunt Nsncy.
J. Page, GFeusau. James Biackstock, Cessrilsss
Mlxlow. and Tipster also ran.
SECOND RACE-OBe mile. l.. NJ Eckert, l05
AioCsheyi. n l. Won: George Guyt0n. i0s Aus
TIM. 10 J. SECOND; c. J. Cox l07 lTicel 70 2.
third. Tine. l-i0 IS r. O. Smith. Prince # Cas-
tile Molisre C0ntes;ee. Belle q Brass. Ggnston
Almeia. and - kil6a also ran.
THIRD RAcE-four fsTiougs. Rice, IL lowe,
10 g. EGn; Fb ing Wolf. IL Rice. to 3, second ;
Soiito. los tAustinl 3 20 2 third Time Ca
Uncle Ben. Botella, Barney n. and Bon Ami slso
ran.
FOURTH RACE-Seyen fi1lorgs. Cleric. II
Rice. even. won; German Silver. q (AfcCAheyi /
D. l. sec'ud, Esriy Tide O0 Benscho;eni 10 ].
third Time d - Orbcd and Tod also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sn fUrlongs. Joe Enrich, 10
lMeCsheyl &c I. son: Rubaoia. lGs fMOesVpFfh
70 5. seopnd; Gibson los tAustni, to l. third
Tune, "A Is kopke, r. J. Sganner. Judge Sho:t-
all Sessiek. ent An0na alS1
SIXTH RACE-0ne and one-sixtecnth miles
Alma Roy. ~ Rice 20 l. VOL; Dene lo5 NC
Caheyi. % !, second; Duchess q Monticello, g
iBenschoteni, TO / third. Time ~. True Self,
knight Blaze Sad News, Lotus Eater, and Busy
Man also ran.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
WILLIE keller RELEASED.

New York, Feb. 22-WiIIfe
Keller received his UncOaditIOn-
al release from the New York
American League club to-day,
and is free agent. The High
landers also released Duke Far
relI, the veteran coach, to-day.
As Catcher Criger viii look af-
ter the teams pitchers. it was
decided that Farrell could be
spared.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
FISH IS STRONG MAN.
Football Player Leads All in Har-
ward Strength Tests.

Cambridge. Mass. Feb 22-Hamilton
Fish, jr.. Of New York, is the strongest
man at Harvard. according TO the test
strength tests made by Or. Dudley A.
Sargent, for the first half of the college
year. II. X. Bush is second, Paul With
ington third. Perry Smith fourth. and F.
n. Leslie fifth. All but one were men,
bers of the Harvard football team last
fall
Fish, who heads the list. was captain
of last years eleven, and made an aver
age in excess of 1900 points He is at
present on leave Of absence until June.
when he viii recsive his degree.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
Baltimore Athlete Captures
Annual CrOSS-cOuntry.
OVER BRIGHTwOOD COURSE
washington Y. VI. c. A. scores Points
Enough to Land Third Place for
Team HOnOrs-ElphinstOne Pushes
Winner Hard-SteckeF and FIem-
ing Finish Up Among Leaders
HOW THEY FINISHED.

l-F. G. BTeyer, J. H. e., $50
2-H. C. ElpIiinstone, B. c. {. C.. So
Sired Lee, J. d. O.. s. 30.
AZ. G. stecker, ". Y. N. C. A., sos.
~. P. Flaming. C. W. u. 9s0s.
81. y. Kelley. B. C. C. C., 9O.
7-E. Morse. ". Y. NJ. c. A.. 922
sc. E. Towson. B. c. c. c. 4oaa
&C Maxwell. NJ A. G. 1905.
p-J. B. Reside. J. H T.. 40I5.
III. y. Geipe, B. c. C. c.. 40
n-H. S. Shaw. ". Y n. c. A, Asa
sc. A. Clancy. NJ. A. c. $40.
14-John d. Bolac B. C. C. C., 1870.
l5-F. R. Watson. B. c. C. C. $50
ls-N. j. B. AeDonough, B. c. C @. 100.
Ill NJ. Whip. unattached. Ai0
ls-G. B. Farlow. B. c. c. C., A2a
Is-Harvey small, B. C. C. C.. AIS.
ID. n. Eiphinssone. B. c. c. C., AsS.
I'm. ]. Dukehart, b c. c. C.. $50.
III. D. Sweitzer. ]. H. u, s5-0
81. n. Catts, W Y NJ C. A.. So.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
MIddies. es. s.. Johns. IL.

Special to The Washington Herald
Annapolis, Md, Feb 22.-The midship-
men closed their basketball season to-
day by defeating St Johns College of
this city So to Il. The season has been
very successful and the only defeat was
by the University Of Pennsylvania early
in the season.
Naval Academy. Positions. St. Johns Col.
Wenzel Wild.--.eft forward. Grove
Mckee.
Abbott, Hill. forward. Wilson
McClns
DoEglas Ertz.......... center -. Johnson W4Ich
jacobs Flanagan. left guard. Mellon. H. Ruh
Comstock.
right guard. HauYer. W. Ruh
Goals from the held-Nayal Academy Abbott 81
Wenseli lsl Douglas g. Ertz 90. Wills 49, Jacobs
%. ComstOok a. McC9ung; St. Johns Grove, WI
son, Hauyer, W. Ruhl. Goals from fails-Naval
Academy. Abbott 81. MeC7ung %. Hin. WenzeIl; ;
st. Johns, Grove l6l. Referee-1Ir. Kinney, Yale
There are two sort OF hunting, the one
JEFF is doing in the mountains way out
West. and the hunting for trouble. which
Jack Johnson has been indulging in lately.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
WRESTLING BOUTS TONIGHT.
joint Meeting of Local Mat Artist,
VIII Be Classy,

The management of the joint wrestling
tournament of the National Guard A. A
and the Memorial A. C have completed
all arrangements for the meet tonight
and promise classy bill
Capt. Edwards and Coach Foley have
made arrangements in the National Guard
gymnasium for ladies', a large number of
whom. are expected TO be present.
The followers CT the graphing game In
the District will be given an opportunity
Of picking the winners of the South At
lantic championships TO be held at Carroll
Institute in the early part of March from
the winners in this meet, for practically
every class in the city will be entered.
Weighing IN WIN take place at 7:SO .. m,
and the preliminaries at o'clock sharp.
Finals Thursday evening at s o'clock.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23
Terminal League to NO..

The Terminal Baseball League will hold
a meeting at the Union station next We'd
nesday evening. Rules for the government
of the league and other matters of In
terest will be discussed and adopted. The
men have a large gymnasium for prac-
tice and are getting in shape for work in
the field as soon as the weather permits.
There are many indications that this sea-
son will see the best teams in action the
league has yet produced.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23

There will be meeting Of the Suburban
Baseball League at the home of Secretary
Robert S. Jones. Sss varnum street, Pet
worth. tomorrow evening.
The Washington herald., 1910-02-23

While you think of It, telephone your
Want Ad. to The Washington Herald,
and bill viii be sent you at cent q word.