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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14

''is king bigger than organized
baseball? Can he wilfully and want
only violate the rules and regulations
OF the game and get away with 1t
These and similar questions have
been asked and are In the minds or
all who are In touch with the ma
tional game.
From present Indications, Ii would
seem that both questions may be
answered in the affirmative. The
King case promises to play an I'm
portant part In the annual meeting
of the National League next week.
So sure are some Of the managers
in the National League that king
will be reinatated that they are will
Ing to take any kind of chance to
get him. and President Murphy viii
have several offers OF good trades
even befoA. the ban is lifted.
Murphy was recently in Cincinnati.
and was closeted with President
Hermann for several hours II is
understood that the result OF their
conference Is a frame-up, whereby
Hermann Is to have the support OF
Murphy in securing the 1sf-game
schedule. and Murphy is to have
Herman back OF him in his effort
to have Killing reinstated. A third
party is President johnson. of the
American League. who Is member
of the National Commission. Ban
johnson IL known to be satisfied with
the return of the star catcher to the
game If he can gain his desire to have
the worlds series played this coming
season, and the playing of a short
schedule by the National League Is
a confirmation of that matter. 1t Is
predicted that when the board OF d.
reetors Of the National League meet
In New York next Tuesday there will
be nothing but harmony on the mat
ter of schedules. and as this harmony
IL dependent upon the reinstatement
of king, It may be as freely pre-
dicted that the wish of the entire
baseball world will be gratifed, and
that the little catcher will be seen
In harness in the season OF 1910.
Managers In the major leagues are
making unusual efforts this year to
insure getting the best that Is in
their players. 1t viii be remembered
that some weeks ago I. ~as an
nounced that the manager Of the
Boston club would furnish his men
with free cigars IL they would not
use cigarettes during the training sea
son and thereafter.
The latest effort along the line of
curtaiiing habits In players that seri-
ously affect their work Is that of the
management OF the New York Giants
When Bugs" Raymond. the Giants
pitcher. received his contract several
days ago. he found in It clause
stipulatfng that IL he climbed upon
the water wagon on the day that
he started for Marlin Springs, Tex,
and remained aboard during the en-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
ENOUGH MEN TO
MAKE FOUR CREWS
Harvard Oarsmen Begn Practice
With Large Number to
Draw From.

BOSTON, MASS, Feb. twin
enough men on the varsity squad
to make up four crews. Harvard oars
men to-day began practice for the
long athletic season. Coach Wray,
who has ben Ill for some time, is
now recovered, and will superintend
work on the machines. The crews
will not be able to take to the river
before March LIST.
Newton will start at stroke. Last
fall he was at No. In the varsity,
Roger Cutler who stroked the eight
last year after the change at New
London. moved back to No. s. where
he rowed most of last season.
Captain Watd will be at No. z; Ba-
con has moved from No. 4 to No. s..
being one OF the several adaptable
men of the squad who can row equally
well on porter starbpard- Lothrop
Wilmington win change seats with
Bacon. and with be at No. I.
Hogan Hooper. who rowed last
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
CHEAP.
. arehouse and
Factory Sites
in Manchester.
on the railroad and near the bridges.
BROOKE, MONCURE &CARTER
1909 East Main Street.

expected this afternoon. The meees
Ing. which will be held to-mCrrus1E
will adopt l54 game schedule, anA
will clean up unfinished business. H.
American Association will also sdonf.
its schedule Tomorrow. ~ 4
The Western Leagues annual naeoe..
ing begins Wednesday. and on a.
same day the .Ono-Eye" LeagSaG ~
new Illinois organisation, viii mel. Mn III
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
SPORTING COMMENT
BIT T. D. BONNEVILLE.

tire season. ne would receive for his
services $1,000 In addition to the
figures named In his contract. This
Is the exact amount that "4ugs" was
fined last year for his behavior on
the diamond. Raymond Is q capable
pitcher, and the owners OF the New
York club realize that Ii he Is at his
best throughout the season he will
be well worth the bonus that Is Of
fered. Raymond signed the contract
and mailed II to McGraw. II he OBJ
serves the stipulation concerning his
drinking he will doubtless deliver a
higher article OF twirltng. besides re-
lieytng followers, of the game from
the many disturbances for which he
became noted last year
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
RIPnANE GUIDER FLIES
UP FOUR HUNDRED FEET

FTTCHBURG, MASS. Feb. 14.--
Harry G. Lord, OF Marietta, Ohio,
ana Minot r. Hubbeli. OF Ashburn-
ham. Mass, Cushing Academy junior
students. have invented. built and
ilown . biplant glider here to a
height OF four hundred feet. They
will exhibit their machine at the Bos
ton exposition next week, and will
sEHutp II with d propeller later The
students have made several success-
where the Cushing Academy u To-
1870 as
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
BASEBALL WEEK
TO BE BUSY ONE
Magnates Of American and West
ern Leagues Gotten for Sche-
dulles Meetings.

chicago. ILL, Feb. 1.-THE
busiest baseball week" Chicago has
known in many years began here to-
day when the magnates OF the Amert-
can and Western leagues and the
American Association began TO gather
for their annual schedule meetings. A
number Of trades of interest TO base-
bali fans are expected.
-@Gnly . few American League Mag.
mates have arrived. President Farrell.
Of the New York HighlanderA was
the frst on the ground. President
Hedges. Of the St. Louis Browns. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
FIRST CALL FOR PRACTICE =.
BRINGS OUT MANY PLAYERS

PRINCETON. N. j.. Feb. 1.-THE
Princeton footgali management to-
day issued the first call for spring
football practice. and q large number
OF candidates from the three lower
classes reported to the gymnasium,
Head Coach and Athletic Director w.
w. Roper, '02, was on hand to ex-
plain the system of spring practice
and to outline the work OF the sea-
SON.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14

year In the second boat. will start
the season at No. 3. Sargent will go
from box to No. 2, as he has proved
too unsteady for the ttckftsh work
in the narrow seat. Balche, Of 1912
crew, will be put in for tryous at
box. King. Of last years four. will
steer the varsity boat.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14
RICHMOND COLLEGE INDOOR GAMES
WITNESSED BY HUNDREDS OF SPECTATORS
Point Winners in Indoor Meet.

University Of VII gina. -
Baltimore City College
Covenanters.
Washington and Lee University
Baltimore Cross Country Club
Central Y. NJ c. A.
Fredericksburg College.
First Regiment of Va
Maryland Agricultural College.
John Marshall High School.
Nightngales ..........-..----
Woodbury. Forest School.
Fork Union Military Academy
George Washington University
Episcopal High School.
Old Point Comfort College.
Richmond Academy.
Randolph Macon College ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
William and Mary College.
Richmond Grays..
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R. B. SAUNDERS IS
ASSISTANT MANAGER

4 CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. Feb. IA.
heSAthletic Association OF the Uni
Nxersw Of Virginia has elected Richard
BSSsn Saunders. Of Richmond. Va,
% assistant manager Of the football
team for next year. Mr.. 6aundera -
= first year man and 4 member Of the
Sunior law class. He has had Az
perienco In the conduct OF student
athletics, and will make Manager
Mcdonald an able assistant.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-14

Fifty yards, schoiastic--J. G. Patter-
SON. Baltimore city College, first: Full
ier, woodbury. Forest High school.
second: r, ID. Phippin. Baltimore City
COLLEGE, third Time. IS 4-b.
Running high jump. schoiAstic---G.
l. Timanus. Baltimore City College,
first: sidney Adair. Covenanterss sec-
school third. Height, feet I Inches.
City public school relay tseventy
yards each man)--Stonewan Jackson
school. first; Central School: second.
40 yards. scholastic--J. NJ. LIE Cato.
Baltimore City College. first. @. G..
Wallace, Episcopal High School. sec
ond; r. d. Pippen, Baltimore City Col
lege, third. Time. 80 as.
Fifty yards, Z apen---,I.. H. Todd, Ant-
versity II Virginia. nrst: Stanton.
University OF Virginia, second: s. y.
Gooch, University Of Virginia, third.
Time, Is S-6.
Fifty yards. hurdles open--Larry
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12

from the levy of taxes to be made
Tor the current fiscal year.
ta) Amount due fund from
Sheriff, s4l3 sS|
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s6,22O.9S

Amount to be raised by levy. S4.5SS-57
1t appearing to the board of edu-
cation that the total valuation Of all
taxable property in this district. ac-
cording to the last assessment there
of, is S2.S67 $50; being real estate to
the value Of 1883 ,235. personal pro
perty to the value of $379,160, and
railroad and other property assessed
by the board of public works to the
yalue of SS04.S as certified to this
board by the officer whose duty 1t is
to make such report, and 1t appear
ing from the foregoing estimates that
it is necessary to raise by levy, after
deducting all credits. 81 294y2S for
building purposes and s4.9SS.57 Tor
teachers purposes: therefore it is de-
termined that levy on eacn one dun
bred Dollars valuation OF eight cents
(ScN for building and sixteen cents
d6c) for teachers purposes VIII be
necessary to produce the estimated
amount as aforesaid for the ensuing
wear.
state Of West Virginia,
County OF Berkeley
District of Arden. To-wit:
7. Peyton r. Harrison, secretary OF
the board Of education in and FOR
Arden district Of sold county and
State, do hereby certify that the fore
going is q true COW from the reco-
ords Of an order made md entered by
said board on the 9th day Of August
1910
Given under MY hand This 9th day
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opeouou

0peouou +" i,l1s.9S
Arden ABB. 80
The 70 9 90 levy on each One Hundred
Doilsrs Variation, necessary to raise
the afsesaid amount and the rate
wbicn the Court proposes 10 Law In
each of The respective districts 10 Ms
follows:
Heigesvilie District So
Mil Greek sc
Gerardstown sc
Failing Waters &c
Opequon !" &c
Arden So
Stale of West Virginia,
co unity OF Berkeley. to-wit;
|, Il. A. Hobbs, clerk of the county
court Of said county, do hereby certify
tina, the foregoing conforms to an order
made and entered by said county
court on the llih day OF August, 1910.
Il. A. Hobbs,
clerk county court.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1910-08-12
AN HEIR TO MILLIONS

Old John rose heavily out OF his
spacious chair aad went shutting into
the reception-rvom, closing the door
behind him, A young man rose upon
his entrance. saying:
MY names Matthews. Mr.. Trevec-
ca. I've looked you up because there's
friend of mine who | fancy Is q
friend of yours also, and who needs
some attention--wilfrid Stennis."
"Eh, lad 'ee doant say SOL rumbled
the old fellow. AN what do zee says
til matter wi tn lad?'
We'll. sir, as far as can make
out he's all gone to pieces--pegged
out-down on his luck. y know" was
the jerky answer.
Old Trevecca nodded and smoked
furiously, as was his wont when in
wardly excited
He rooms across the hall from me
same rooms he had before he came
into all that money. Been working
pretty hard all summer-no vacation.
y know--and l guess he's about tuck
cred out. Little on his head when
got home tonight. Kept mumbling a
lot of rubbish. but caught on to your
name. Remembered he used to know
you. and so l came Up here. Beastly
boarding house--people don't care
no place for sick man. y know.
Ought to have a doctor or a nurse.
| guessi'
During this speech old John was
study. His huge bulk heaved and
swelled. his eyes flashed fire from I'M
der their bushy matches, and he fair
ly belched smoke,
En- lad!" he rumbled. gripping
the hand of young Stanley Matthews
and nearly dragging him of his feet.
" COON Ia tn rect shop. y did
Alive got summun In there ash be
both doctor and nuss to poor wiz.
BE " goin' rect back? Yes? Then
we'll be WI y In tn twinklin' O.
bedpost, Bide ye there!'
He fairly trotted into the room
where he had left Eunice
PIT an y things lassie." he cried.
struggling out of his detested fashion
coat and janming the soft felt wide
awake. to which he still chung. on his
grizzled head, Il want zee Ia COON
wi me this minute'"
Eunice's maid at signal fetched
her hat and gloves. and in five min
utcs they were out on Columbus av-
enue and boarding passing car. The
Introduction to Matthews was accom-
pliehed in this wise:
ITO be coHtinued.)
children Cry
FOR FLETcHER'S
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aERARDslowN DISTRICT.

|. The amount due and the amount
that will become due and coilectible,
from every source except from the
levy of taxes to be made for the cur
rent fiscal year:
(a) Balance due from Sheriff S266.56
lei Capitation road tax 366 90
(d) Apportioned from coun-
ty fund 100000
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Miss Emma Stately Is spending sev-
eral weeks with friends ia York, Pa.
Misses Emma Yontx and Mary
Bremen are visiting relatives in Pitts
burg.
Rev. DR.. +. M. Woods is preaching
at Rompey for DIR. Brooks Friday,
Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. Hodgson and wife Of Baltimore,
have been the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Hodgson, ON West John Street, this
city
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HEDGESYILLE DISTRICT.

Estimate.
State of West Virginia,
County of Berkeley,
Hedgesville District, to'wlt:
AT a regular session OF the board Of
education of Hedgesyille district OF
Berkeley county, West Virginia, held
at the REGULAR meeting place there
OF, on the second Tuesday in August,
1910. Present: c. w. Hess, President
Of said board of education, and K. X.
Cofinbarger and Preston Wood, COM
missioners.
In accordance with section 3, CHAP
ter 8. Of the Acts Of the legislature
of 1908, the board Of education pro-
ceeded to make up an estimate OF the
amount necessary to be levied for the
current fiscal year, and doth determine
and estimate the several amounts TO
be as follows:
Building Fund Estimate.
l. The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and coll
lectible from every source, ex-
cept from the levy of taxes to be
made for the current fiscal year.
(a) Amount due fund from
sheriff $119.30
$119.30
2. The debts and demands owed by
the district as whole, and pay
able out of the building fund
(c) Submissions, delinquent
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ESTIMATE FOR ROAD PURPOSES.
The Court proceeded to make up an
estimate OF the amount necessary to be
levied for the current fiscal year, 10
open and keep in repaid the district
roads in Berkeley County, and doth de-
terminc and estimate the several
amouts 10 be levied as follows:
HEDuSvILLE DISTRICT.
l. The amount due aud the amount
that will become due and eollectible
frem every sourse, except from the levy
of taxes to he made for the current
fiscal year:
fa) Balance due from Sheriff Sl26.85
tcl Capitation Road FAX BAT 90
ID Apportioned fIom ooan-
I. fsnd 100000
Total $1473.35
2. The debts and demands owed by the
district as whole
(e) 10 open and repair roads S3005.92
(d) commissions, exenera-
tons and delinquencies 1900
Total $3230-92
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Amount to be raised by levy, S2,294.2S
Teachers Fund Estimate.
l. The amount due, and the amount
that will become due and collec-
tible from every source, except
from the levy of taxes to be made
for the current fiscal year.
(a) Balance due fund from
sheriff, $4l0.S4
(c) Due from general school
fund (Enumeration), 1,22l.o1
S1,6S2.41
2. The debts and demands owed by
the district as a whole, and pay
able out of the teachers fund.
CD Current accounts due
and unpaid S4l2.ol
W mated. $500
(d) Exoneration (estimat-
err, 3o.oo
(e) Sheriff's commissions
estimated 229.42
(m) For Ia teachers hold
ing No. one certificates
at $500 per month for
months, 100000
% Tuition to other districts, 1905
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ovsp1;ssHESrs FOR Tnls PAPER re
-p,ysp With the GUARANTEE that tn.
OSCILLATION Of the STATESMAN
EXCEEDS that Of any PAPER pab-
i.hed In Martinsburz. Berkeley
County. West virginia.
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BERK ELEY COUNTY.

State of West Virginia,
County Of Berkeley, To-wit;
At a regular session Of the CouH-
~ Court OF Berkeley county, held on
the 9Th day of August, 1910. Present
c. w. Stuckey, President, d. P. Lee
master and Thomas Kearns, Commits
sioners.
In accordance with Section 2, of
Chapter 0. of the Acts of the Legisla-
ture of 1908, the Court proceeded to
make up an estimate of the amount
necessary to be levied for the current
fiscal yea, and doth determine and es
innate the several amounts to be as
follows:
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Baltimore & Ohio Excursion.

ndttHuFt q UHIU tkCufsUH.
Sunday, Aug. Is.
N00 Berkeley Springs aud return.
$l.00 Cumberland and return.
Special train leaves Martinsbury
1910 a. m.
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lSS1tih0 CQ iIUln 1tH page.
from the levy of raxes IN la ,,,ada
for the current fiscal Var
(a) Amount dna fund from,
Sheriff $50 60
s.,e 60
2. The debts and demands owa5 Il,
the district az wbola and 49,
able ON Of tba hpil5ing fS,,a
tb) Current amount apa and
PAYABLE sion o.
Total 1ooo-
g. Salaries of distr;ct oficars and On,
ployes
q President con oo
(b) Commissioners ssnoo
(c, Secra s.ssionefs' s4o'o oo
lei Janitnrs eii' s 20, ~
s9e. ID
Daliroron.s Soof'oo
"' Sie'Vo
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Teachers Fund Estimat.

ss.24A0o
Teachers Fund Estimate.
l. The amount due. and the amount
tnat viii become due and collec-
able from every source except
from the levy OF taxes to be made
for the current fiscal year.
TAI Balance due fund from
sheriff. $615.ST
tcl Due from general school
fund Enumeration, 1,4s466
se,100. So
2. The debts and demands owed by
the district as a whole. and pay
able out Of the teachers fund
ta) Outstanding orders in
Guiding interest. 5 $500
(cl Commissions. delinuuen-
cies and examinations. $1,000
tel Fer 6 teachers holding
No. one certificates at
$40 per month for s
months, 10000
70 For 12-teachers holding
No. two certificates at
s35 per month for s
months, $3.50 90
For Principal Graded school.
months at 500. $4,000
For assistant principal Grad
ed school. 5 months at $50, 10000
s6725 90
IT appearing to the board of edu-
cation that the total valuation of all
thetayable property in this district
according to the last assessment there
Of. is s3,515, 1850: being real estate
TO the value OF $10.224.70. personal
property to the value OF $409 $40:
and railroad and other propertv as
sessed by the board of public works
to the value of S20S3, 1903 SO, as GER
tilted to this board by the Assessor,
and it appearing from the foregoing
estimates that it is necessary to raise
by levy. after deducting all credits,
S3,12470 for building purposes and
S.62427 for teachers purposes. it is
determined that aNlevy on each One
Hundred Dollars valuation of Ten
cents (10c) for building purposes and
fifteen cents (15c.) for teachers pnr-
the estimated amounts as aforesaid
for the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia.
County of Berkeley
District of Hedgesville, Towit.
!. D. r. Ross. secretary of the
board of education in and for Hedges-
Vile district Of said county and State
do hereby certify that the foregoing
conforms to an order made and en-
tered by said board on the 9th day Of
Arr'rsf. 1910
Given nnder my hand this 9th day
~ August, 1910.
D. r. ROSS.
Secretary Bosrd Of Fdncation.
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road and other property assessed by
the Board OF Public Works to the val
ne o. si.6Sl ,sIl.00. as certified to
this court by the assessor, and 1t ap-
pearing by the foregoing estimates
that 1t is Necessary to raise by levy,
after dedueting all credits, s46,650.So
Tor county purposes, therefore II Is
determined that a levy on each One
Hundred Dollars valuation of twen-
ty-five cents (25cl for county pur-
poses will be necessary to produce
the estimated amounts. as aforesaid
70 the ensuing fiscal year.
States OF West Virginia,
County OF Berkeley. to-wit:
i. f. A. Hobbs. Clerk of the Coun-
~ court OF said County and State. do
hereby certify that the foregoing con-
forms to an order made and entered
by the said County Court on the 18th
day of August. 1919
Given under my hand this 18th day
of August, 1910
e. A. HOBBS.
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1t appearing to the Court that the
total valuation of all taxable proper
tv in this County. according to the
last assessment thereof is slS,660.-
32200. being real estate to the value
of $40. 250.3 6500; personal property
to the value of s3,75S. 04G.00; and rail-
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-25
SPARE THE ROD
AND SAVE THE CHILD.
Corporal Health and Not Corporal
Punishment the Keynote in Modern
school Methods.

Mrs Ella. F. Young Superintendent
Of the Chicago Schools and President
Of the National Educational Assocfa-
ton says that the development of the
child physically. morally and mentally
is best secured by developing the good
i'm him and not by punishment, corporal
or otherwise.
Years ago the backward child-the
one who seemed stupid and restless
and unable to learn-received a dose Of
the rod Today. far better results are
obtained by giving the child fresh air.
sunlight, and a small amount of nutri-
tious food-drinl5 The proof Of this is
shown in the results obtained in vari-
Gus schools where teachers. who have
tried the above methods. prove by fig
ures that backward children show an
increase in weight. lessened absences
from. i'll -health and a far superior
mental tone and brightness.
The Principal of a Boston School has
said: 1T is the opinion Of all the
teachers that Horlick's Melted Milk Ga
hot cupful of which is given during the
middle of each session. has been very
beneficial to the children. 1t has heart
ened them and we notice decided
change for the better Another Prin-
cipal found the average gain in weight
of thirty-two backward children ranged
from three to eleven lbs. in three
months. by the use of a hot cupful of
Horlicks and the fresh air treatment
Such results as these are gratifying to
every lover of children.