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The Washington times., 1910-04-15

FOR SALE-Se~ s-roou1 house on sO-foof
avenue $50 cash. balance month z r
PIERRE Vienna Va Residence Library
Station. Fails Church electric line aP1a-fet-
INSURE TOUR TITLE BY having CERTIFICATES
OF MARYLAND REAL ESTATE Title
5s-TTS kS-TS N5I-Ts- Vfs5E ~
mhzs-S5s
FOR SALOONS acre Of land. ~ miles from
CsPitol; Ssos ossh. OWNER, Tines Office
aPIs-sss
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
Fer Sale.


Fer Sale.
70 ACRES. 6-rOom house. cellar. porch. large
shed, three large buildings suitable FOR her
houses good well az the door, young orchard
OF most all kinds Of fruit nice Strawberry
patel garden planted; viii include one Jer-
sey cow . hens. 90 pure bred white Legh0rn
chickens. All for $500. ressona bic terms
from ne trolley. on Maple ave. extended.
About "A miles from Washington and about
IL mile from OaItOn-
IF. JERMAN,
VIENNA, Va.
Cali or phone 1915 Eye ST. after ,. m
IF TOU ARE LOOKING for nice home
within scent car fare Of the District. IL
VII pay YOU 10 call send FOR new list
Of Balls IN and Clarendon property It con-
tsins ho-les from sSo0-uD- Payments low
as SO per month. Bulldog lots, from 500
I'D to 500; payments as low SO down and
s. per month Also catalogue Of farm prop
J. F. JERMAN.
BALLSTON. VA.
Call or phone 1916 Eye st. after .. m.
WHY DO YOU PAY rent when YOU can get
S-room house, in good condition. / acre
OF ground some fruit trolley stops IN front
OF door. for $500. Payments SIS and interest
per mSntb.
J. F. JERMAN,
FAIRFAX, va.
Gail phone ISIS Eye 81. after D. m
FOR SALE At EVANSVILLE. Nd.
Very desirable lots located about three min
utes walk from trolley. and on the Balti-
more and Washington boulevard Water.
sewer and gas Electric lights in front OF
lots Macada-n streets Size 50x14o. Price.
A BARGAIN siz-roon dwelling. a n. &
House in excellent condition, fruit and shade
trees shrubbery- Very desirable location
six-room dwelling. G. Z elevation a. n. l.
First floor hardwood ish5 furnace heas.
shade trees Price, SIS
sx-room dwelling. a II. f. Excellent looa-
ton A bargain al $500.
Upon request. We wiz send out list q farm
and village properties for sale or exchange
We also have desirable properties for rent
IN Hyattsville and vicinity with without
acreage
HOLTON & LONG.
johnson ave. Hyzttsvilie- Nd Or
1907 st n ". Washington. D. @
Spl5-St
FOR sALE-Largs lot on Kendall street.
lvy CITY sewer and water suitable for
two houses $500 square fsst. = cents ger
square foot easy terms. JOHN +. KLEIN
e & Co. So ST n W apio-7t
A WELL BUILT s-room suburban home.
nearly acre ground good shade. hot an~
cod water bath etc. northwest OF city.
For quick sale s. go
D H JOHNSON CO. 1890 H 81. y ".
aux lBIs
FOR sALE-Fz5 monthly mo cash PAYNE
required neu house containing = iar.s
rooms bath. attic and basement with Iaun-
dry tubs. porch 50 It long electric lights
In all rooms. gas n kitchen: LOT % By 80
ieet5 beautiful lawn and trees garden
ploushed ready TO plant located OF high
elevation one block from electric cars. eE-
celfeut artesian water supplied 10 houses
saz6e. a. city Price 5000. Apply on
premises 70
Ov-ner. " r WILSON.
Eiyerdaie No apI5-sr
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WILL SELL at low figures and
on monthly payments, one new D.
room house. RiveTdale; large lot;
excellent well
TWO PRETTY 5-rCom houses: gas,
water in kitchen; room for bath;
very large lots for garden; E Hyatts-
Vile
ONE 5-ROOM house water and gas;
large barn, chicken house, IA acre
OF land
All These Properties Close TO
Electric Cars.
DIR. CHAS- 4. WELLS.
Hyattsville-
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J. z. JERMAN,
BALLSTON. VA

WHY DO YOU PAY rent when you can get
q S-room house, in good condition. / acre
D. ground. some fruit. trolley stops in front
u door. for $1,000 Payments SIS and interest
The Washington times., 1910-04-15
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
BUY A HOME IN
RIVERDALE
Houses Built Right"

OEs SAIL
one house. now under construction frame
with slate roof.
First floor. reception hall. living room with
srge bay window, spacious dining room with
bay window: kitchen and pantry finished
IN hard wood; cabinet manteI in living room
hard Alabama pine floors. plsned-
Second hooT5 three roomy bed chambers,
each with nice closet bath room Gtted oct
with fixtures from the Standard Sanitary
Mfg- Company. and medicine cabinet. trim
med in North Carolina pine. large linen
closet IN hall: packing. OF room for servant
on third floor
Gas lights, gas range. hOt-watcT heat with
hot water for bail attached cellar under
entire house, 20 feet OF front porch, hack
porch; front and hack walks, and walk q
both the steam and electric railways. two
blocks away.
Lot Ieox1z0. more ground available price
$500: terms $50 down, and balance
gzG monthly
one 6-room cottage. newly painted and pa
pered. IN 5000 good condition. good well;
chicken house just the place FOR chicken
raising and gardening 5@t has Is coo square
feet Of ground cement walks.
Bargain az Sl,seo; terms $50 down and 81
monthly
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

Two AND FTvE-ACRE TRACT
on Connecticut ave extended. fns
view Of Chevy Chase and Ksnsiaz-
ton This Is an ideal home site.
and can be bought cheap
BOX 2ss. Tines office.
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

FOR SALE-l-1Q0 SUBURBAN homes and fa--1E
g --0e-6r house. - acre, fruit. etc
8. 6oo-RiverdaIe Nd. 6r. 6oZfH2- near cars
g .s60-Nt r .uier. No, 81. 55x91G
s. SC8-Sunny side. Va 6r. L. q. etc. NJ cars
s. Ooh y1-rtsville. Nd. IT. IL acre. stable
s. 200 Clarendon. Va. 6r, 50Nis5-
s. s51-BrI Eltvrood Park =. c. ST.. c5xI5L
s. 500 EeTv-yn, Nd ST. IL acre. etc
3 5G0-HiveTdaie. Nd, I Sc cars. OF. corner
s. 80 he-rydale. Va. ST. 52x3IG-
s. e9g-Esgverdsle- Ma. ST. b. a m g.. 6ex1S5.
s. SaG-Tr. Z acres. fruit. poultry plant
s. 5CFt-Herzvvu. Sr- IS acres. frui-- barn etc
a-l.-s-a
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

2-STORT brick court house : z: rent
sS-5e mo- easy terms or 1Jr5ce---------- Ss5f1I
FINE 4-rcom bungalow. Hu-rviiIe.
large lot. 800 cash. baIauCS easy 1 80
6-EoOM frame house, good section
y. z. $3.50 cash. balance to suit / s.
NEW e-rooun and bath bricks all mod
eTn improvements close % cars y
F.. 500 cash. terms balance. ...-..... . $50
ROOMS and bath, hOt-vater heat:
good lot TO alley half square cars.
s E, terms .-.. -. 8 $50
ROOMS and bath: fur neat: on
heights Good renter very easy terms 3.650
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS'
1913 St y v ap15-6t
sNAP-An elegant s-roon brick on CapitoI
Hill' fine condition; close TO Library. Price
81 200.
CAMPBELL x SWAN. SIS 18th st. y. ".
INVEST - ENT-5 splendid 5-rourn bricks. in
gSQ0
CAMPBELL & SWAN. SIS 18th st. \. ".
sp13-5t
TO COLORED BUYERs-Fgne corner. n W
5 rooms. baIh- furnace heat in splendid
condition on easy terms OWNER BOX X
Times office ap14-9t-
FOR SALE. an investment with good
tenants S-rosm house. nicely located: all
ill'Ero- ealents; very reasons pie Agents need
not apply. A. ". c. Times Office. apIs-st-
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

TWO ACRES Of ground, well located; one
block ron Connecticut ave e7Iy 29c per
foot. might arrange 10 sell half II desired
Address BOX 81 Times Office
FOR sALE--Fine suburban home. vel 10
Gated in Nd convenient to both steam and
electric cars large grounds and shade. house
Is thoroughly modern Including steam heat
stationary wsshtubs, etc This property must
be sold. and can BE- purchased this week
for S3.e0a- TerVns Il desired
c. A RHODES. 131 G ST y W
FOR -WoodrIdEe-Ons OF tb- s,a<.
modern homes consisting q eight rooms
and bath. sewer connections. gas city water
hot-veater heat slate roof large rorchex-
located on high ground. commanding a tf1e
view This Is new house. complste IN
every way. and bargain at s4.20o Terms
c. a RHODES. 1871 G ST. =. W
FOR sALE-A great barzain-Ffne suburban
home furnace heat large po-ches, shade.
frl-it- stable etc Lot I0ex15G. two blocks
- cars and : min. ride from Treasury
House cost ss.500 To build. Price orIv "a 80
c. A RHODES 1871 G ST y W
SP-S-St
BEAUTIFUL 6-room cottage close . -ftv
with gas water, and furnace heat: beauti-
fuI lawn with box hedge; very barge lot
price % quic6 buyer. $50 Easy terms.
CAMPBELL & SWAN, SIS 18th st y w
BARGAINS-Niee s-rooH. pebble dash cot
tsEe with large lot, gas. water and fur
mace heat. only SEQ
CAMPBELL & SWAN. SIS 18th St y W
sDIs-St
SNAP FOR COLORED-SpIe1dId new s-roon
bungalow on lots. one fare: nice ioca-
ton; easy terms. Only S1-750
CAMPBELL & SWAN. SIS 14lh st Nv
ap15-3t
VERY ATTRACTIVE T-rooru cottage a
large triangular lot: cement sidewalk vsater
IN kitchen; 1 car fare and near eIectri-
cars. Price. Sz,25o- 500 cash. SO per month
Apply J c ROGERS, owner.
Mt Rainier Nd. Office in Staten
Ut 5z4 . st. -. y.
SHOW THIS AID. z-s-fsf
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FINE INVESTMENT

Two houses. near Wash. 7Eton circle 1
me condition. rented at 81 per month. on
s.. GO
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WANTED-HOUSES

10 -cOm house, state rent and fun psrtic-
MARS Address BOX 27g.' Times Office
spl3-st
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

FOR RENT-TvVo very desirable fats 3 and
rooras. wfth bath- one block from cars
4th 81. and Stanton p. \. E aDl5-Sts
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

FOR SAI.E-l5-acre farm on water front.
short distance from city richest truck land.
stearnboat landing. $500 liberal terms
McGHIE, go 5th St y " ja1s-eod-tf
Ie-A-RE FARM on water front. near city:
finest location on Potomac steamboat land
ing, daily boats. s.. 600 McGHIE. $50 5th St
- ". mh2T-u
The Washington times., 1910-04-15
FOR RENT-GARAGE

FOR RENT-Private garage new buiIdsrr
built specially for garage purposes. fre-
proof cement floors asbestos shtnEIe 7.sur
light lockers wash-ooruE and toilet Rear
nj ffe9 18th ST. ". ". OF 152s 81 y W
H p HOWENSTEIN & CO, 1914 r 81 wv.
apI4-5t
The Washington times., 1910-04-15

VII buy a tHres-sr0Fy bay-windOw house.
NEAR COIN AVE with rooms, bath.
cellar. and furnace In good condition
SUITABLE FOR COLORED doctor 4 trust
Of $500. az : per cent can remain on the
property Balance 10 suit. Rents now
at S53-70 month BIG BARGAIN
WORTH U.B1 MORE
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FOR SALE-HOJSES
FOR SALE BY
GEO " LINKINS,
500 18th St n. ".
$3.50.

A CORNER HOUSE on WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS near 18th st. rooms, lied bath
cellar and furnace A coy home with Co
II desired
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SALE-RUSINESS PROPERII
FOR SALE-LOTS

own A LOT a. salt water for 81: g cash
and 81 monthly. on the bay OWNER
Room 4. SIS 18Th 81. aole-at-
FOR AJE-Lot c5x159. IN \. ". section. for
500 W8T- : JAMES 1904 r ST so.z-zfs
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ANOTHER INVESTMENT

Three frame houses IN GEORGETOWN. can
sold a. a price % nst 3 per cent on
Eestment
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Wanted

WANTED-Abou1 acres. improved OF lni-1-
proved. must be on elevation. Wen shaded.
near cars not over miles out give eXacr
location prlCe- BOX -. Times Office
apI3-5t'
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
TRUSTEES
ELECTED
School Board Composed
of Very Industrious
Class

We give below a list of school trus-
tees elected in the respective districts at
the election held on the lst instant, ac-
cordng to the official returns forwarded
to the school superintendent W. H..
Greenhalgh One or two districts have
not reported as yet. The figures after a
name indicate the number of years the
trustee is elected for; where no figures
follow a name the trustee has been
elected for full term of three years:
Amador City-E Martin year, W E
Whitehead.
Buena Vista--Albert Sohn, 2, A Cot
ell.
Carbondale-M B Randolph, /, J D
Meiss
Clinton-Ceasar Quirolo.
Drytown-G Bona.
Forest Home-F A TAYLOR
Franklin w c Deaver.
Gilbert-W r Wardsr.
Grapevine Charles Lorentz.
Ione-John Marchant.
Jackson Valleys D Suteff.
,Juian-T Bacigalupi,2, + A Thornton.
Jackson-j r Huberty.
Lancha Plana-Frank Hoger.
Middle Fork-Henry Lahorgue Lo-
renzo Molhno, 2, Joseph Mulligan,
August Dotta, Henry Garibaldi, T !
Beauchemin.
Mt Echo-L Gebhardt.
Nj Spring-Eugene Veerkamp.
N Y Ranch M Madden.
Oleta-Mrs C NJ Cooper.
Oneida-A A Massa.
Pine Grove &C Bradshaw.
Pigeon Greek, no election, two to be
appointed.
Pioneer--W Q Mason.
Spring Valley-P F Vanderpoo.
Stony Creek-C Courtright, J c
RAIDER.
Sutter Creek-Miss Gertrude Clark.
Union-Arthur Clifton, | year.
Volcano-Emmet N Gillick.
Willow Springs Thomas Gibson.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
OLD NINE SOLD
Continued from Page I

figure had been reached at which the
heirs were willing to let the property 60,
and Johnson according to prearrange-
ment dropped out at the critical moment.
1t is quite probable that the price would
have been raised several thousand dol
lars more, but those Interested did not
care tt take chances of the property be-
ing left upon their hands. The sale was
confirmed, and the purchase price was
promptly paid over.
1t is reported that about a years ago
the administrator was offered ST. 500
for the property, which was refused, so
that the price finally realized was nearly
$500 over the best offer previously
made. The Jumping of the two mining
claims by the posting of location notices
thereon three days before the sale, had
little or no effect upon the bidding. If
the notices we're posted with the idea Of
influencing the bidding they signally
failed of their purpose.
The sale of this promising mining
property has given birth to much talk as
to the future action The opinion is en-
tcrtaned by many that the Kennedy
company, or individuals prominent in
the affairs of the big mining enterprise,
are the real parties interested. 1t is
rumored that the intention is to work
the property as all independent mine,
and not by drifting from the Kennedy
ground. II this is the purpose, it
means the development of practically a
new mine on big scale, that is pro-
viding the ore be OF remunerative value.
All sorts of reports are afloat about
The jumping of the mines. The new
owners are not worrying over that phase.
1t is hinted that lawyers have been en-
gagged to back UP the Jumping scheme,
and that money will be TO Incoming to
that end, but little credsnce is placed on
such rumors.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
Dr. Beeks to Preach

Dr. Beeks, the new superintendent
of the Sacramento district, will be in
Jackson next Sunday, April l6, and will
preach at the Methodist church in the
evening. those who heard him the last
time he was here, will want to hear
him again, and those who did not hear
him, are anxious to hear him. DR..
Beeks is an elegant preacher, so do not
fail TO come. All are invited.
DR.. Beeks will hold the quarterly
conference on Wednesday evening,
April 2. All the officials OF the church
are expected TO be present, and all
friends of the church are welcome.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
Doctor Poisoned

Dr.. Stucke of Mokelumne Hill, sent
a hurried call to Jackson for medical as
sistance, to which DR.. Sprague res
ponded making the midnight trip in re-
markable time. The Jackson physician
found his patient suffering from
ptomaine poison, and experiencing
severe pain. The symptoms were easily
diagnosed, and prescribed for and tie
victim made comfortab lie.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
Special Small Ads.

Advertisements under this head, not exceed
ing lines, will be inserted at soc per month,
cents per line for less than one month
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
Woe5e tina n Bullets

Bullets have often caused less suffer
ing to soldiers than the eczema L. w.
Hartman Burlington, Me-, got in the
army, and suffered with, forty years.
"But Bucklen's Arnica salve cured me
when all else failed, he writes.
Greatest healer for sores, ulcers, boils,
burns, cuts, wounds, bruises and piles.
25 cents at Spagnoli's drug store.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
phears' Express.

Ring up Sam Phear for prompt de-
livery of trunks, baggage and express
packages. Rates reasonable. Leave
orders with 2. l.. Cassinelli, phone
Main 30; and Express Office, Main 34;
residence Main Il.
Furniture Moved.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15

Chamberlain stomach and liver tab
lets invariably bring relief to women
suffering from chronic constipation,
headache, blliousness, dizziness, sal
lowness of the skin and dyspepsia.
Sold by all dealers.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
Health Report.

The county health officer reported to
the supervisors at their last meeting that
no contagious disease existed within
the county during the month of March.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15

FOR RENT.- The store premises
now occupied by the Red Front, on
Main street, jackson, opposite the
Globe hotel. For particulars apply
to George Weller, jackson.
Amador ledger., 1910-04-15
A Miner Injured

David Anth ny has resigned his posi-
ton as blacksmith at the Argonaut
mine. He met with a severe accident a
few weeks ago, which disabled one
hand. Following the shake-up to his
system of being jolted by a street car
in Sacramento some months ago, from
which he has not fully recovered, he
decided to quit work. He and his wife
will go to the copper mine near Latrobe,
where a married daughter is living, and
spend a few weeks.
Chile rem Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
G q $ . RIA
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Dietz Club Plans
Some Good Sport
for Coming Year
Grounds Have Been Fitted Up and
New Members Put New Life
Into Club.

Many improvements are being made az
the Dietz club, which will give that or
garization one of the attractive club homes
of the city.
Two new tennis courts have been laid
this spring, which gives the members four
upon which to play. A cnder path has
been built from the club house to the street
car tracks making an Improvement which
has been much desired. The grounds have
been parked and a water system has been
Installed, 80 that water may be pumped
to the houses. 1t is contemplated by the
members to build an addition TO the club
house this year, although no action has
been taken as yet
year as are water sports and tennis, and
IT Is expected that little attention will be
paid to the national game by the mem
bers. 1t is thought that the base ball dia-
mond will be lensed
A number Of new members have been
added to the clubs list, making the num-
Der about sixty The membership is lin
tied to seventy-fve and II is expected
this will soon be reached. Twelve new
names have been added to the clubs roster
this spring. many Of the owners OF bunga-
lows along the lake shore having Joined.
The opening of the club will be some time
the latter part Of May. and at that time an
informal dancing party will be given Tor
the members and their friends Some time
in July water carnival will be held tfNlt
promises to outclass anything that has
been attempted among the local clubs.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
National League POstpOnements.
Fox Resigns as
Manager of Team
Pa Rourke Will Direct the Team
from the Bench-Fox Will Con-
tinue to Play.

TOPEKA Kan, May ESPECIAL Tele-
gram. billy Fox is no longer manager OF
the Omaha team. He resigned as mana
ger today and Owner Rourke will manage
the team from the bench. Rourke says
Fox will still play second for the team and
praises him as a player. Fox cannot,
however. get work out of men, according
to Rourke.
The resignation Of Fox followed a con-
ference over the result of Saturdays and
Sundays games with Rourke. Rourke
Il inks Fox should have run back into deep
right after hit which tied the score in
Saturdays game. Fox thinks differently.
As a result Of this and other similar dis
agreements Fox threw up the management
of the team 1t Is the belief here that the
players lay down on Fox Gonding, Kane,
Corridor and Shotton are the only ones
who have played ball whie here, Reports
from the west indicate that the belief that
the players laid down on Fox exists there
Fox declares they did not, but says that
things have been breaking badly.
I'VE are going to win games" said
Rourke in discussing the change. II don't
know whether or not the players laid dowr
on Fox, but ri know what has been tho
matter within a few days l know one
thng-we haven't been playing ball"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
GLIDDEN PATHFINDER
EXPECTED HERE NEXT WEEK
Dai Lewis il Now EnrOute to Omaha,
Which is on the Route of the
Famous Tour,

Dai Lewis, official pathfinder for the
1910 Glidden tour is expected to arrive in
Omaha sometime between next Sunday and
the following Tuesday.
Chairman S. NJ Butler OF the contest
board of the American Automobile assoc
citation has made the arrangements neces-
sary to include Omaha in the tour and
has given the path-flnding crew instruc-
lions to come this way. 1t wR.s planned
before Omaha was included In the itinerary
to lay the route from st. Joseph to Des
Molnes, and thence to Chicago, but after
Mr., Butler had been convinced by Presl-
dCut MCkeen of the Nebraska State asso-
citation that his organization should be
recognized by nights stop OF the tourists
in Omaha, the change was ordered. To dc
this, one more day was added to the
tour,
il is expected the pathfnders will arrive
in ST. Joseph about Saturday or Sunday
and will then come on TO Omaha. The
Omaha Auto club held a meeting Friday
and discussed plans for entertaining Lewis
and his crew when they reach here and
will probably send a pilot car to St. Joseph
to show the pathfinders the way tc
Omaha,
Dal Lewis and his pathfinding crew have
been up against some hard travelling since
leaving Cincinnati, April ~. They ran into
a double storm which came out of the
Allegheny mountains at the start and
swept across the southwestern part OF tho
country. No sooner had they gotten gu
OF this than another swept up from IN,
Gulf OF Mexico They have had man!
hard experiences in attempting to ford
rivers along the southern part Of tn,
soUte.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04
Gold Watches for
Winning Athletes
New Form of Prizes Selected for Mis-.
souri, Valley Meet at Des
Moines.

IOWA CITY Ia. May 3.-(SpecialO-
Gold watches will be given to all first
place winners in the Missouri Valley meet
at Des Moines this year, according to
decision reached by the Missouri Valley
games committee at a recent meeting.
This form Of prize will take the place OF
a gold medal. To the second place winners
the silver medals will be given and bronze
medals to the third place athletes The
watch will be an open face one with the
Missouri Valley monogram and the event
on the back
lowa, through its representative, Charles
Clarke, has entered a protest from the
alumni committee on the striking out Of
the hammer throw from the list Of events
He wishes to have this action recon-
sidered. II the hammer throw is eliminated
according to the wishes of the college pres
idents half mile relay will be added to
the list of events May o.
From present indications the Missouri
valley meet Will be the largest event ever
held west of the Mississippi river I'm the
middle west. 1t will certainly rival the
Big Eight meet in importance this year
and will attract as many contestants and
more institutions than the Urabana event.
The Iowa members of the Missouri VAL
ley committee at Des Moines, Charles
Clarke Guy Brewer, Reson Jones and
Charles Rawson have been invited to act
as the finish judges at the triangular meet
to be held at Ames on May H. Drake.
Ames and Grinnell being the contestIng
institutions.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-05-04

sacrifice. Dolan was given his base and
all three runners scored when Collins
dropped fly from Ehmans bat. Neigh
bors dropped a H. II the fourth, letting
Dolan get to second. He scored on Nc
Murrays single. Ehman opened the sixth
with single, Lloyd and Kelly were given
their bases and hits by Cassidy and Beall
scored two. After this inning Clark re-
placed Burnett, ana in the eighth he was
Cassidy did some wonderful fielding, max
ing three difficult catches.
Denver opened on Chabek in the first in
ming Of the second game earning one run
with two-b aggers by Lloyd and Beal
MCAleese started the second inning with
a two-bagger, and scored on McMurray's
single. The latter went to second on a
wild pitch, scoring on Lloyd's single.
McAleesc opened the fourth with a single
went to third on Dolan's single and stole
home while Chabek was pitching a bali to
Hagerman. These were the four runs made
by Denver. Hagerman retired In the sixth
with split hand Score. first game: